Dover Area High School - Memos Cope Yearbook (Dover, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1958 volume:

1 r 4 . 1 1 E f 1 , , T :- X. K -H 'iiwf-...,, , - The Class 0 59 Presents G5 S C90 gs 9 9 5 09 af 00 FGXSQ The 58 Memoseope f, xr , L6 4 ' 7 !y , Alma Mater Hail to thee, my Alma Mater, May your colors ever fly, Bringing memories together Of our dear old Dover High. May we honor and adore thee, Live to your .spirits real, We will love, obey the colors Of the cherry and the steel. Softly as the evening shadows Veil the scenes of Dover High Come we loyal students ever, With a song of praise so high. We must never mar your pureness No. never till we die. But always love and honor Faithful dear old Dover High. -FRANKLIN HECE '38 '58 AxI0llllISl'0IIl' l'l'r'.wII lx This is Your Life SlllH'l'XiriIlQ l'rim-ilml IlIfNHX J. NIll,l,Ifll 'xv '53 The 1958 Memoscope staff wlshes to thank you lVlr Gross for publlshlng began our went mto we couldn encouxage stlll had a lemembel your guldance patlence and dlrectlon 1n the of our yea1book Llttle d1d we reallze when we yearbook of all the hald work and plannlng that the maklng of a good book When we thought t get somethlng done you were always there to and u1ge us on Thlough all the hard wolk we lot of fun and It IS an CXPCYICHCC we w1ll always Agaln we say thank you lVl1 GIOSS , . 9 9 s ' ra , . Dedwatzon We the Yealbook Staff of 1958 are pleased to dedlcate to you Mr Robert Mlller th1s ed1t1on of the Memoscope I'CbpOYlSlbl11tlCS as a member of thls class and our dunes as a pupll of lhlS school through your guldance under standmg and patlence. We dedlcate to you thls 'Vlemoscope of 1908 as a small token of appreclatlon O C 7 1 4 , n . , I . , . . . I As our past class advisor we have become aware of our . . Y 7 . , i 7 Never Wrthout Always Wrth To the student body of Dover Area Hlgh School It was an honor to hold the posltlon as ed1tor1n chlef of the Memoscope and lt was an experlence I w1ll always remember Llttle d1d I reallze when I was elected how much work went lnto the maklng of one We had our ups and downs but that was only to be expected because lt was our flrst experience wlth somethlng llke thls We are qulte proud of the result I would llke to say Thank You to the taff for thelr cooperatlon and understandlng durlng the productlon of the Memoscope I would luke to take thls opportumty to thank lVIr Lester R Gross our adylsor for his undymg patlence with us and hls guldance WlIhOUt lt we could not haye publlshed the yearbook The staff and I greatly appreclated hrs adylce whlch sayed us from some terrlflc headaches The undercoyer work done by Mr Henry J Nllllers fHITlllX relatlyes and frlends was of great yalue to us The plctures and lnformatlon recelyed were used for our theme throughout the yearbook Wlthout them we would not haye our theme I smcercly hope you enjoy your yearbook and wlll cherlsh lt 1n the years to come Edztor ln chzef JUDY JOHNSON O Q - ' 5 1 Y .' -' s ' I. . , c, vv v v l, iv Iv . .. .f'- v, , v ' vv Y MR HENRY J. MILLER MR. SAMUEL R. McHElNRY JR Supervising Principal Principal The dominant characteristic of education is the desire to learn on the part of the person seeking edification. Without this desire, whether motivated through an external source or not, there is definitely resistance to the receiving of learning. It is impossible for one person to learn for another. The process of learning is only possible through individual action within the individual. Schools are but buildings in which members of the faculty attempt to assist the pupils in profit from the experiences and education of the teachers. The most elaborate of structures does not necessarily imply the highest grades of learning are progressing therein. Rather it implies the facilities are present which might make it possible for a well founded education. Each school has its own level of learning. This is based upon the pupil and not the building or faculty. With this in mind it is sincerely wished that each pupil will take full advantage of the facilities, the experience and education of the faculty to the fullest extent. IST IV. LAMPARTER, S Q ' . amen rsh zsnotnn, Aiiiiilf.ifdEi.dIflSQ'.lml Dov ER HIGH SCHOOL CADDNJ fffgfjflr RY J. MILLER, Supervising Pnncspdl ron' Yuma, RY B LEADER, Solicitor DOVER AREA SCHOOL SYSTEM DOVER HIGH SCHOOL ADDITION for DOVER AREA SCHOOL SYSTEM There will lie approximately thirteen classrooms added, large industrial shops, a gym double the size of our present day gym, our present auditorium will he the cafeteria. the lihrary will he made into two classrooms, the agricultural shop will he made into a new lilirary. and the present cafeteria will he a locker area. m A Board of Directors 'PPE ,, .. Q-1' Q. , My Sealezl, left 10 right: Mr. Clark I'IeSS. Hr. Yvilliam Gerber, Mr. Lewis Lighty, Mr. Christ Lamparter. Mr. Norman Vfeigart. Slan1l1'ng.' Mr. Lewis Bentzel, Mr. Lewis Autland, Mr. J. I. Deardorff, Mr. Hay Gross. President , Y, H , LEWIS W. LIGHTY Vice President , RAY GROSS Secretary , LEWIS E. SLOTHOWEII Treasurer ,,e,, I WILLIAM A. GERBER AIQTIIOSFOPQ Staff Firsl mug left to right: llarluara ll:-ur'1lur'ff, 111-rultl Curlwrl. luditll Julinfuri. lm' Lvvisky, Ann Fi-rre-mv, Swwrzl mzc: Clark lin-Ncrnmn. llairlmru Wulf. jughin l'rc-y. ffurul lfrune-, ffnnniv lin-vlltr-l, Jwyvc- 'llmrm-y. Third rout llairlrtira llir-se-rrullr. le-rry illllllllflgllltlfll. Lnrraim' Wulf. Dalf- llivvc'nr+i1r. Fuurlh mul: Rmlney Huflrnz1n.,lac'k Orr. Larry Xt-an-r. lmmf, bro--. fifllifllfflll Jutlx llnlnnwn .Xnn l'le'rrt'rl1's' live l.cx rfky Barlmra llvurdnr Jerry tfnrlstm .f-J Agil ,fl KU, 'ff L1 H lc-'73 Q A , 2 t -' M Y 'la 71' PQI I ff S+ 5 it 5 A any 111 u ', t 1 .3 , First mug lfift Io right: llvan Cross, lfxa llarlzivke-r, Janvtlu- Pe-po. Mary Davis, Pat Kuhlvr, llarry 2+-iglcr. Svrmztl row: Ju-an P+-nlz, Joan Smith. Nlary Uirtlls-r. June- Smith. Pat Luflwig, llnris Glad- fw-lte-r, llunalrl Fic-ke-f, Thin! row: Larry tfnlxlv. Eva Yvirv, llarliara Kivssling, David His:-nlmwf-r, 'llun Ur:-r-n. luunitu lfrtmv, llnnna Warnvi. l211s1'11f',s.s lnnrraiinv Wvulf tllbjxllll l rely l3url1z1i'z1 llivvmmur tlmm- ltmnivy fflurlx llussvrriiuii Cmiiiiv Beclltvl Carrol Crnrie- Dale RlE'YCl1OUI' Jerrx Cunninfgliamr Plluloggraplzy llurry Za-iglcr llivk News janv Smith 'ltuin Green Larry Cftble lII'00fff'fll1fIIg fllziry Davis Burlmra Kieisling juan Smith Uuris lllaflfelter Era Wire A rl ,lim fyruss Larry Mlatf-r ,lack Uri' Rodney Hoffman ffl-ft'll1fl1l.0I1 lfva llarlavluvr llonaltl lfit-ke-s Juanita Crone Dean Cruss David lfisenlmwer Typing Mary Circller Pat Ludwig lfxannie Pentz Janette Pvpu ,loan He-inclel Mr. Miller with his fLI'iil1dINOthf'I',S lnuffffv SN M 1919-His first teavhing pofilion at Jefferson it Senior H ight Teachers , 'lg ,X Y il f Front row, left to right: Mr. H. Leon Senft. Mrs. Alverta Buch. Mrs. Anna Nlackley. Mrs. Shirley Fickes. Nlr. Harry Little. Second row: Mr. Charles Drawbaugh. Nlrs. Elizabeth Garrett. Miss Mayme McDowell. Nlrs. Helen Ortman, Mr. George Leib. Third row: Mr. Kenneth Harrold. Mr. Clair Starner. Mr. Harrison Arnold, Mr. Glenn Summersgill, Mr. Earl Ward. Mr. Lester Gross. 'HQ--,.,, W if s q tg? Junior High Teavhers G2-9' XX WN, fron! row, lvfl I0 rigllt: Mrs. jean Uif-mler. Miss liflllil lily. Nlrs. Mabel Lairrl, Hrs. Miriam Newlmulcl. Second rout Mr. John Fuller- ton. Nlr. Felice A. Torcliia. Nlr. Chester Harlmlcl. Mr. J. Kimber Grim. Nlr. Xl. Nl. liaughf-r. Nlr. James F. Miller. rlilieie lt'l1f'lN'I5 liaxcf lu-en liirvfl late-r: Xlr. lliram lirnvfjrs. Nlri. lmuiw lflappf-r. emor Htgh Teachers NIR II IFON SENFT Btolop and General Sctence Ii S fIlg.I'tP Nltller ttllt State Teacher College NIRS NLNPRTA BUCH Shorthand Txptng Offtce Practtce Introcluctton to tne s B S and NI A degree Fltlaht thtrmn College lNew York Untxerstty NIRS ANNA NIACKLEY Home Ftonottttc It f NIa11 fu ld State Teachers College NIRS SHIRLEY FICKES I Ity ttal Pducatton and Health B S dfgru B1 att r I ollfgt Tc mple Ilntyerstty Dtcktn on College NIR II NRRN LITTLE I In tral Iducatton and Health B S degru I tnn yltanta State Untwerstty NIR KHARLES DRAWBAUGH Norattonal Ngrteulture BS attd NI S degree H1 r ltu juntor Colle e Pcnnsylvanta State Untwer NIRS ELIZABETH GARRETT Eng. 1 It N B dc pre e Q I 11 Fm, 1 I1 A B dt g.ru N alparat o I ntter tty Untver tty of Ptttsburgh NIRS III'I IAN ORTNIAN En It h I'r1nch and Latm B S tlf ,Lrtt Nltllc r ull: Statt Teachers College Pennsylvanta State Untwr tty Temple Untter tty NIR GEORGE LEIB NIatht matte Algebra and Ceometry B S attd NI S degree NItllrr xtlle S TC and Temple Untyerstty Penn ylvanta S t I nm r ts NIR KFNINETH HARROLD Indu trtal Art dt I enn ylvanta State Untxer tty Temple Untverstty Untver tty of Itnn ylvanta NIR Cl AIR STARNER NIathemat1c A B degree Gcttt hurg College NIR HARRISON ARNOLD Comme rctal B9 degrte EIIIHIJIIIIIOMII Colle NIR ILFNN SUNINIERSGILL World H1 lorx U S Ht tory and P0 D B A degree Gannon College NIR EARL WARD Nlu tc BS and NIA degree We t I he ter State Teachers College Nltllersvtlle State Teacher Iolltge Columhta Untwer tty NIR LESTER R CROSS Phx te and fhemt try A B and Nl Ed degree Cc tty hurg College Nltller stlle State Teachers College Eltzahethtown I ollege We tern Nlaryland College NIRS JEAN DEINILER r B S tn Art Ed degree Kutztown State Teacher College NIIQQ EDNA ELY Artthmcttc BS degree Alhrtght College Kutztown College We t Che ter State Tcachfrs College NIRS NIABEL LAIRD Pc nn ylvanta Htstory and Ctvtcs A B dcgru Concord State Teachers College NI1IlerQv1lle State Teachers Ct f NIRS NIIRIAINI NEWBOULD Englt h BS degree Ur tnu College NIR IOHIN FULLERTON INo dtgrets Indtana Statt Tfachers College Penn ylvanta State Untwer tty NIR FELICE A TORCHIA H1 torv A B degree Dtcktn on folltge NIR CHEST FR L HARBOLD Sctcnce Matltemattcs State Standard Certtftcate Eltzahethtown College NIR CRINI Suh tttute Teacher NIR NI NI BAUGHER Englt h H1 tory A B and A NI degrees ,luntata College Untverstty of Penn ylvanta NIR .IANIES F MILLER GtneraISc1ence Geography B S Ed degrte Shtppen hurg State Teacher College NIRS LOUISE C CLAPPER B S Ed and NI A degree Temple I ntwer tty New York Unner tty Bu tne s Law Bookkeeptng Sale man htp TN pewrtttng NIR HIRANI V BOWERS G10 rapltx Ph D degree Dtcktn on College . 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' 3 f 1 . . I Office Staff fix l 81' NIH. SANIKEL R. MCHICNRY, JR. HHS. DELORFS KOCH NIR. HICNHY J. Nllllllli Prinvipal School Nurse- Superlising Prirzeipal NIA.. and 31.5. in E. degrees llflrflfilllll Grove City College and ljniversity BS. and Nl.,-X. degrees of Pennsylvania Keyelone State Teaehers Cnlleg xlUlllf'Illlf'I'g College. Pernlsylxar Stale- lvrlixvriity ancl T1-lllplv lvlll xvrsily HRS. :XIKIENE WTIXVIQR HRS. B-XRBAIQ-X COPISUN Secretary Few-retary 41 Al..- 1,'4'-4' QL raduation, ,-f' E L G S , l,I!'j!LiI'iIlQL In IIlilI'l 11 mloun Ihr- uixl--. 1925-Class picture from Key- stone State Teachers College at Kutztown. 7 P l925+CI'HfllIillltDIl from lxc W stone State Teachers College W' f'?l'?l3 N -A-9 ,ff ALBERT LA RUE ADAMS ...M-, Look, fool, cat cl4'Ilf'l 8l Navy GLENN EVERHEART BERKIIEIMER Bvrkie ' Faster than Rabbitsn Vocational Undecided ROBERT EUGENE BALGHNI AN limb Well l'Il be dum Ca-ne-ral Millionaire' Class of LARRY EUGENE ALTLAND 'flackn I donlt know Vocational Farmer CARRY BAUBLITZ 'gWahine 0.K. Lida General Navy 1958 LARRY EUGENE BOLLINGER Nloldy Heck, no Vocational Undecided LARRY RODGER BOOSE Boose Commercial Position fox: ,, xiii -R ANNA MARIE BRILLHART Hari:- 'AOh, greal, ' Commercial College MAHLON ERNST BOETTCHER llotch Holy Hamu Vocational Undecided SHIRLEY LOUISE CARLSON ShirI Oh, link Ac-aflr-mic Coll:-ge 'FN SANDRA LEE COLEMAN nsandyn Well I'Il be doggonef' Commercial Foreign Service Secretary DAUN ALECIA DECKER 'iDaun Cow Academic Nursing JOHN KENNETH DAVIS Ken 'iHeads up . ' Cen eral N avy Class of JANE SHELLY CRONE HJ amen Yikes .' Academic Music LARRY WILLIAM CRONE Cronie CiWhy!Y Academic Unknown 1958 PAUL CLYDE DRAWBAUGH npauln I'II be darn Vocational Undecided JOEL EDWIN DRESSEL Joel 1 don't known General Service KATHRYN FLORENCE ECKENRODE Kathy Oh, George Commercial ,loin Service V . 0 in uv QV' ROXINE ELANE DETTER URUXH HNOIU Academic College ELIZABETH KAY ERNST llc-ts Much Academic Nursing JAMES ANDREW FREY uhm., Is that thing hot? General Marriage and Air Force DONALD EUGENE HOFFMAN HDOHHYH No kidding Vocational Farmer TERRY RUSSELL HOCKENSMITH Hook A bsolutelf' Academic Unknown Class of ROBERT HARRY GLADFELTER .Bohn 'AWhy for? General Undecided LARRY FREDERICK GOLDEN Crash ls it hot? Academic Navy 1958 HELEN LKCILLE HULL Snick Dig that Vocational Air Force WAYNE MAURICE KEMPER hKemp1i Holy Cow Academic Position BARBARA ANNE KINNEMAN ..Barb,. You better believe it General Office Work NANCY MARIE HOWARD Nancy You 're a punk General Pusition HAROLD LEWIS KINSEY 4'Hal 'lWhy, yesn Academic J . RUTH MAE KROFT Ruthie l'll be darned General Position GLENN MAURICE LEHR Digger You rlon't my Yncational Fariiie-r Class of IRA EDWIN LAUER. JR. nh.. Heads Up Acad:-mic College LEWIS CHARLES KRONE i.JOeu Heads Up General Navy DONALD EUGENE LAIRD Don Fermez la bouchen Arademic College 1958 BRENDA LEE LENTZ --Pwr' You're not well Academic Position JOHN CURTIS MILLER nj ohnn Heads U p Academic College RICHARD GENE MLMMERT ..Bm., ls that right? Academic College- IERRY EDWARD LEIB Bo Who he be Vocational Plastc-rer DONALD ELGENE MYERS Don Heyy I said Acadvmic Cnllvgf- ROBERT PAUL MYERS HBCU, Holy cow, man . ' General Position DELBERT EUGENE ROYER Del lf you don't know Iain't gonna tell ., ya General Unknown EURNA CALVIN RIDER uilacku .TH my-,, Vocational Plasterer Class of JUDY LEE NICKOL i.I-few That's right Academic College NANCY ELAINE PAUP 4sNanCsv What's it to you Commercial Secretary 1958 PATRICIA KATHLENE SCHMUCK upatw Oh, honestlyln Academic Nursing BARBARA ANN SMALL Barb 1 could die Academic Nurse N. ANNA MAE SPARKS 'Sparkif- You betler believe il General Private Secretary LINDA LOL' RLIPPERT I.inmla You can't be helped Avail:-niic Dental Asfiftant FAYE MARIE STERNER uFayzee ..SeE,, Comme-rcial Commercial Artist ELLEN LORRAINE STINE Ellen Nou Comrnercial Business School BEVERLY JEAN WALTER Bev That'5 all she wroten Academic Dental Hygienist Class of JANICE RAE TRIMMER nxlanu Oh my Vocational Position SHIRLEY ANN STONE Shirl Like fun General Typist ALICE MAE THOMPSON NAV, '4Did I ever Commercial College 1958 WAYNE LYNN WESTFALL sawaynevv And away we go like a herd of turtlesn Academic Army RANDOLPH WILLIAM WORLEY Shorty E-gadsfn General Navy x zyy RUSSELL CHARLES YAW ..Ruu-- You illjiln Aradr-:nic Clnllegf- nr Nasy SANDRA LEE WEAVER Sandy '7Vo lriddingu Academic Position LINDA KAY YOST Lynn No I:ida'ingU ACadf'mic Position Semors Actwmes ADAMS ALBERT LA RUE AI TI AND LARRY ELGENE FF 1 2 3 4 BAUBLITZ GARRY BAUGHMAN ROBERT EUGENE Yearbook Staff 3 Newsette 4 Chorus 4 BERKHEIMER GLENN EVERHEART FF 1 2 3 4 BOETTCHER 'VIAHLON ERNST FFA 2 3 4 BOLLINGER LARRY EUGENE FFAI 2 3 4 Wre tl1ng3 4 Cla Play3 BOOSE LARRY RODGER Ban 12 3 Chorus2 3 4 BRILLHART ANNA MARIE Llbrarxan 1 2 3 Llbrary Club 3 Llhrary Club Pre tdent 3 Nlaganne Campalgn 'Nlanager 3 4 Chorus I 2 3 4 Honor Soclety 3 4 Honor Soctety Treasurer 4 Class Play 3 4 New ette 3 Yearbook Staff 3 CARLSON SHIRLFY LOUISE Chorus I 2 3 4 Yearbook Edxtor 3 Student Councll Pre ldent 4 Ircnch Club 3 4 French Club Offlcer 3 Ca Pla 3 Llbrarlan 2 3 New ettel 2 3 4 Hon r Socnty 2 3 4 Honor SUCILIQ Officer 4 Nlagazlne Captam 1 3 Jumor Red Cro 1 County Chorusl 2 County Orch: tra 1 COI EMAN SANDRA LEE Band 1 I..1brar1an 2 Nlagazlne Captam 2 Yearbook Staff 3 Class Play 3 'Nlagazlne Campalgn Manager 3 4 Art CRONE .IAINE SHELBY FHA 1 Choru 1 2 3 French Club 3 4 CRONE LARRY WILLIAM Band 1 2 Yearbook Staff 3 DAVIS JOHN KENNETH FFA 1 2 French Club 3 Clas Play 3 Soccer 4 DECKER DAUN ALECIA Yearbook Staff 3 French Club 3 4 DETTER ROXINE ELANE Band 1 2 3 4 Cheerleadmg 2 3 4 Magazlne Captam 3 Choru 1 2 3 4 Llbrarlanl 2 Class Yearbook Staff 3 French Club 3 4 Pep Band 1 4 Chrlstma Cantatal 2 3 4 Operettal DRAWBAUGH PAUL CLYDE FF 1 2 3 4 DRESSEL .IOEL EDWIN Ba ketball 4 ECKFNRODE KATHRYN FLORENCE Chorus 2 3 .Iunlor Red Cross 3 ERNST EI IZABETH KAY n 1 2 3 4 Chorusl 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff Llbranan 1 2 Cheerleading l 2 Class Offlcer 1 2 3 Student Councll 2 3 4 County Band 1 2 French Club 3 4 French Club Officer 3 4 Pep Band 1 2 4 Cla s Play 3 Operetta 1 Chrlstmas Cantata 1 2 3 4 Newsette FREY, .IAMES ANDREW Track 1 Basketball 1 2 4 Ba ehall 1 Soccerl GLADFELTER ROBERT HARRY Ba ketballl 2 3 4 Soccerl GOLDEN LARRY FREDERICK Basketballl 2 3 4 Volleyball 3 4 Soccer 3 4 Lrbrarlan 2 3 Newsette 4 HOCKENSMITH TERRY RUSSELL Yearbook Staff 3 Baseball 2 3 4 Llbrarxan 2 3 4 Ba ketball 2 Wrestlmg 3 French Club 3 4 HOFFMAN DONAI D EUGENE Student Council 1 2 3 Student Councxl Officer 2 3 FFA 1 2 3 4 FFA Offxcer 2 3 4 Natlonal Honor Soclety 2 3 4 Cla s Play 3 Yearbook Staff 3 Magazme Captam 1 HOWARD NANCY MARIE FHA 1 Chorus 1 Chrmstmas Cantata 1 New ette 1 Llbrarlan 4 HULL HELEN LUCILLE Chorusl 2 FHA1 3 KEMPER WAYNE MAURICE KINNEMAN BARBARA ANNE .Iumor Red Cross 1 KINSEY HAROLD LEWIS ccer 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 Baseb French Club3 Class Play3 KROFT RUTH MAE .Iun1or Red Cross 3 KRONE LEWIS CHARLES LAIRD DONALD EUGENE Band 1 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Operetta 1 Yearbook 1nChxef 4 T1cket Seller 2 3 4 Chnstmas Cantata 1 2 3 4 Essay Contest 2 LAUER IRA EDWIN .IR Bandl 2 3 4 Pep Bandl 2 Dance Band 3 4 Newsette 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 Soccerl 2 3 4 Track 3 41 Lxbrary Club 3 4 Chrlstmas Cantata 1 2 3 4 Operettal LEHR GLENN MAURICE FFA 2 3 4 LEIB JERRY EDWARD Basketballl FFA1 2 3 4 LENTZ BRENDA LEE Track 1 3 4 Volleyball 4 French Club 3 4 MILLER JOHN CURTIS Band 1 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 Soccer 1 2 3 4 Natronal Honor SOCICIY 3 4 Yearbook Staff 3 Class Presldent 2 3 4 Volleyball 2 3 4 Cla s Play 3 4 Chrlstmas Cantata 1 2 3 4 Track I 3 MUMMERT RICHARD GENE Soccer 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Volleyball 3 4 Year book Staff 3 Cla s Vlce President 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Student Councll 2 MYERS DONALD EUGENE Ba ketballl 2 3 4 Soccer 2 3 4 Natxonal Honor Socxety 3 4 Yearbook Staff 3 Volleyball 3 4 Newsette 4 Class Pre tdent 1 Chorus 2 Student Council 2 4 Class Play 4 MYERS ROBERT PAUL Natxonal Honor SOClCIy 3 4 Student Councxl 1 4 Talent Show 1 2 3 l 9 U 0 s , 1 T S 1111 - ,J , A111- f - 1-11 111 -1 ' 11 ' - 1 a N u 1 - . . 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' 5 11 1111 11 J 7 111 1111 11 ' 11 4 . 1 5 111 11 , 1 Bad 3: 1 ,ah 19 11,49 5 ,,,g ,,g ' L' 11 1: 1 1: ' : 11 ' 11 111 S- 5' g g ,g '. 1 1 - 1111 4. , '11 11 s . o ,,' 1 111 5 1 - NICKOL JUDY LEE French Club 3 4 Llbrarran 3 4 FHA 1 fhorus Newsette 4 PAUP NAINCY EL NINE FHA l Tack I 2 New ette 4 'Nlagamne Captam Llbrarnan 4 RIDER EURNA CALVIN FFA 2 3 4 ROYER DELBERT ELGENE Soccerl 2 3 4 Ba ketballl 2 3 4 Baseballl Volleyball 3 4 Trackl 2 3 4 RUPPERT LINDA LOU Class H1 tortan 1 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Nevwsette Yearbook Staff 3 SCHML CK PATRICIA KATHLENE Band 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Natlonal Honor Socxety 3 4 National Honor Society Offxcer 4 French Club 3 4 French Club Officer 4 Cla s Play 3 Yearbook Staff 3 Volleyball 4 Dance Band 3 4 Chn tmas Cantata 3 4 Cheerleadlngl 2 3 4 Chorusl 2 3 4 French Club 3 Yearbook Staff 3 .Iumor Club 1 FHA I Class Play 3 Color Cuard 4 Chrlstma Cantata I 2 3 4 Operetta I SPARKS ANNA VIAE Tricky Teens 1 STERNER FAYE MARIE Volleyball 3 Wlagazme Captam 2 3 STINE ELLEN LORRAINE ,Iumor Red Cross 3 Llbrarlan 3 STONE SHIRLEY ANN Chorus 2 THOMPSON ALICE MAE eerleadlng 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 New t Yearbook Staff 3 Student Councll I 3 Student Councrl Officer 3 Vlagazme Captam 1 Chrlstmas Cantata 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Volleyball 3 4 Natlonal Honor Society 4 Cl Play 3 4 County Band 1 2 Pep Band FHA 1 Color Guard 4 TRIVIMER JANICE RAE Newsette 2 Track 2 WALTER BEVERLY JEAN Magazine Captam 4 Volleyball 4 Choru 4 Chrrstma Cantata 4 Cla s Play 4 WEAVER SANDRA LEE Flag Twlrlmgl 2 3 4 Volleyball 3 4 FHA 1 Newsette 4 Lrbrarran 3 French Club 3 4 Class Play 4 WESTFALL WAYNE LYNN French Club 3 4 Yearbook Staff 3 WORLEY RANDOLPH WILLIAM Band I YAW RL SSELL CHARLFS Ba ketball Nlana er 1 2 Ba eball Nlanagcr 2 Yearbook Staff 3 Wrestlmg. 3 4 French Club 3 Cla Play 4 YOST LINDA KAY Flag Twlrlmg, 1 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 FHA 1 Cheer leadmg 3 4 Llbrarlan 3 Volleyball 3 4 Choru 1 French Club 3 4 French Club Offlcer 3 Clas Secretary I 2 3 4 ,lumor Red Cross I SENIOR CLASS POEVI A spot on earth lS ours to hold A rightful gzft from Tzme We use ll well, zmproue ll some And arm or thrngs subltme So classmates, let us znd a goal, A star to asten to, That we may show ourselves to be The ones whose dreams come true Our rzendshzps here, our strwzngs, all Wzthzn thzs sheltered bond, Are but a step zn reachzng stars And then the space beyond There can be no end to prosperity A lzmztless, great world So make your atm both strazght and sure Then brzght futures wzll be un urled PATRICIA SCH NIUCK Y . , . s Je .: .5 :- -'la S - 2 .: S . -: : -5,9 :SS . 1 I 7 gr .9 's 4: ' - ,: : - A. ,: : ,.: S: , .5 9.5 , .. - 1 7 S .2.3.4: , I S 4, I , - ., ,. ., 4 ,L 45 Z 2 L 9 .s S .. SMALL, BARBARA ANN .45 ' ' ' . ' . . . 9 4 s . , , I f . , f at ,. 7 , . , f , A . . ' .Iv . Ch. SCICL3, :-V .9- - :A 2 ' 3.: ass '.: .1 1: A 1 7 9 .' g 3 sg ., s gs . 7 ,9 4 4 9 ,Q - 9 , . , . Semor Class H Lstory CHAPTERI On August 30 19:4 we entered Doyer High to begm our hugh school career As Freshmen there were a large number of us and many could not fmd thelr proper rooms but wlth the asslstance of the faculty and the upperclassmen wt managed yery well On gtptember 30 1904 we held our fxrst class meetlng We elected 'Nlr Elwood Wltmer as our class adusor and the followmg as class offleers presldcnt Donald Nlyers vtce president Donald Hoffman secrftary Llnda host treasurer Betty Ernst hxstorlan Lmda Ruppert We also selected our flass colors red and black and our class flower as the red rose Our aetlylttes as Frm hmen lncluded a halloween party bake sale selhng of novelties and Jewelry and wt also Jolned wlth the Qophomore class ln sponsoring The Sweetheart Dance As the flrst year of our hlgh school earccr was completed wt celebrated by haymg a plcnlc at the home of 'Nlr Wltmer CHAPTER H 51 ptr mbfr 1 1917 we agam entered Dover Hlgh after a long vacatton Everyone seemed wry proud as we wer: now upperclassmtn Wt saw wt had many new faces m the class but were also sad to ste wt lost somt of our fe llow cla smen X 'Nlr Wlllllif had lnft our school we elected Ur Cltnn Summersgxll as our class adylsor ln our first class mectlng we elected tht followmg class offxeers presldent ,lohn Nllller vxce presl dm nt RlC1ldI'Ll Nlummtrt setrztary Lmda Hot treasurer Betty Ernst hlstonan Lmda Ruppert To add to our class treasury we planned qutte a few actnttles for the year We held a halloween party a skatmg party at Playland Jomed IU sponsormg The Sweetheart Dance and held seycral swmmlmg partus durmg the summer vacation Once agam we found another year sllpped by thus fomplttmg the sc cond year of our hxffh school carter Agam wt held a very enjoyable pxcnlc at the home of 'Nlr Wltmer CHAPTER HI Onct agam we saw we had some new members 1n our class September 24- 1956 we conducted our ,lumor class mcetmg W1 yoted and declded to keep the same class offxcers we had the prevxous war prtsldent ,lohn 'Nhller uce president Rtchard Nlummert secretary Llnda Yost treasurer lirtty 1'rnst hlstorlan Lmda Ruppert To advance our trtasun we held two skatmg paltles at Playland sponsored a halloween party for tht cnttre school and sold candy We also presented the ,Iumor class play The Ten 0Clock Nholar under the dlrfctlon of Nlr Sllllllllffgglll Belng ,Iumors lt was our duty and pleasure to Illlllllgll the annual yearbook The N14 moscope wlth Shlrley Carlson as our Ed1tor1nCh1ef and undfr tht faculty advl ory of Nlr Le tmr bross Nlany long hours were spent before the book was completed but lm sure lt was a great sattsfactlon to all who worked o hard when the yearbook was completed Ks wmter passed and sprlng was commg yery qulckly we reahzed we would be helpmg to sponsor the .lunlor Qenlor Prom whlch was held at The Outdoor Country Club As school was coming to a close we planned to haye several swlmmmg partles and we were all 1nv1ted to a p1cn1c held at 'Hr Wllllllf s home thus closlng the thlrd year rn our h1gh school career CHAPTERIV September 4 1957 and we entered Doxer Hugh to begln the la t year of our hlgh school career We were assxgned to two homerooms 10 and 11 with 63 1n our senlor class ln our flrst class meetmg we elected the followmf' class offlcers presrdent John Mlller vlce president, Rxchard Mummert, secretary Llnda host treasurer, Betty Ernst, hlstorlan Lxnda Ruppert Bemg Semors we were looklng forward to the trxp to New York at the end of school We started planning ways to advance the amount of our treasury We held three skatmg partles at Playland Yve presented the play Wlountam Cal under the dlrectton of Nlr Summersgtll The play was a hlllhllly comedy and was prt sented before a large audlence The days and weeks pass by and soon we flnd lt 1s tlme for our ,lun1orSen1or Prom Wllh a lovely queen and attendants and wonderful dance muslc eyervone had a very enjoyable evenmg As the year draws to a close and graduatlon day draws near we forget about fun and reallze the serlous step we wlll be takmg lm ure the four years of our high school career wlll greatly ald us ln whateyer we may plan to do ln the future I C , W7 , , 5 , ' ' ' ' ' . e c . X - v . . , Y . U W v. N W . N: N. I , - V 5: . N. y . 1 r . Y n 3 v . ' I A v 1 - 1 1 , 1 . , - , L 1 - - - ' .3. ., - , .. ' e 1 . , ' . A ' . ,, 's ' ' , t , - ' ' - ' , , I . vt, -N -1 -, . E ' . - X, 4.7- f H 'Q ' 'r . ' . . ' . I . . 1 , ff' .1 ' , 1 . , ' ' I 4 M V ' ' - '- .5 .' - - s.: . 1 s . . 'A ' ' . , ' ' - . . - .' 1 ' ee 'Q . 5 M . , W K y W A , g . ' - ' - ' 1 5 ' 3 lv 5 1 s v e s 3 s s ' 1 .. 1, 7 , ' ' -I I . V, A ' , ' ' ' K- ' 1 N V1 A. . v ,V - L . . H A C, , v y - 1 ' Y 1 V ' - - 1 U ' - 1 1 ' ' ' 1 - E . . September 8, 1956, and we were back in school again, advancing one step further in our career. 1 , ' - v ' 1 - 1 M -- , 1 . ' 1 's v - . Q 'U -I 1 ' 1 Z 1 U -Q - 1 - j , . 3 . , . . , .. . Y . , . . ' , . ' . , ., y . V - , e 1 1 ' - . V ', ' H ' . , ,, y, . e -. , .I ,, X X . N . N I . . . . e , A . . . . e, 5 V' v A l ' f v ' ' v - l r 's ' 1 . s A ' .,. . ' ' - 1 1 1 9 : . . '. ' , 5 . M X x , , S , .f ., v. V- ., I 1. I i 1 D , V 1 .V V v . k. Q I KL , . M. . . , . , s s , , - , , ' ' ' ' s ' e . ' .. , , u ee. H s -- 41 1 - 1 1 - . , . . . , . , - - , . ., ' . ' ' . . e ' ' 'M 1 X 1. 1 5 ' ' M 1 l , .t - ,y . . . , 5' U A y - 1 5 . Y -. v xt' , . . ' ' ' y , L J . 'M q . - - . s - ' Will and Testament We, the members of the graduating class of one thousand nine hundred and fifty-eight of Dover High School, being of sound mind and memory. hereby establish this document as our last will and testament. To the Juniors goes the privilege of being a Senior. Dont let it frighten you. This being your last year, may we advise you to use it wisely, but by all means have fun. The Sophomores are the lucky, or not so lucky, as the case may be, receivers of all our books, pencils, tablets, and whatever else they may need to keep them occupied in their future years. To the Freshmen, we leave any gray matter that we haven't used and any of our traits that may be of value. To all incoming Freshmen, we will our beloved classrooms and all our teachers to make your first year a successful one. We wish to thank the faculty for their guidance and understanding in the past, and leave them some peace and quiet in the future May it no longer be necessary to say You re Seniors now you shouldnt have to he told to be quiet We leave our individual bequests as follows Shy and bashful Robert Baughman leaves to Dean Gross some of his quietness Im sure Dean can use It WISCIY To Carolyn Wentz goes Barbara Smalls popularity with the opposite sex Ira Lauer bestows to Joe Levisky his ability to chisel those few extra points Really boys is that necessary? Linda Ruppert and Brenda Lentz will their undying friendship to Judy Barton and Sally Burgard To Dale Bievenour goes Richard Mummerts powerful toe on the soccer field and his all around athletic ability Linda Yost passes on to Eva Wire her flag twlrlmg skill Keep those flags flying girls Eurna Rider leaves to Ronald Shaffer the Joys of hunting whether it be rabbits or gir s So there will always be one true blond around Nancy Howard gives to Brenda Cordon those golden locks Harold Kinsey wills to Robert Craun the tltle of Class Romeo To Karen Baublitz goes Sandra Weaver s ability to go steady Glenn Lehr passes on to Donald Kmselv his F F A work Crazy Man' Barbara Kmneman leaves to De Vera Wilt her love of rock and ro music De Vera we hear IS really hep Good natured Larry Bollinger wills to William Newbould his pleasant disposition Always busy Shirley Carlson passes on to Judy Johnson her many activities Joel Dressel will his neat and well dressed appearance to Jack Orr ROXIHC Detter bequeaths to Shonna Miller her friendly ways and sweet personality Perry Jane Crone wills her boy shyness and her blush to JoAnn Urey who may find it useful Flegn Berkheimer bequeaths to Nfarlm Douglass some of his mlQClllCN0U9hCQS Take it easy oys That small gal with the big ideas Betty Ernst gives to her sister Barbara some of her cleyerness To Sidney Priest goes larry Boose s ha hfulness and naturally curly hair 'Not another test Fllen Stine will her pet saying to Joyce Toomey That all around popular guy John 'Vllller will to Clark Bo spfman his abllm 10 be friends with everyone K6 3 ' 9 . ' 99 , . . . , , . . . ' 7 . . , . . . , . . . . , . . l . . ,, . , ' ' ' fi 7! . , . . Q I ' ' u nn An excellent swimmer and good diver. Garry Baublitz gives his technique to brother Y . . l .,, . -., .., I ' 4 .,. . l ' , - , 9 . u 1 , , vw - - . Donald Laird wills to ,lean Pentz those many hours spent on the Newsette to keep e paper gomg Knna Nlae Sparks wllls to Eva Harlacker her sl-.All tn Wflllllg shorthand Nlbt rt Adams IS Wlllllig to share those blg cars he drtves to anyone who travels by shoe sole express l'rom one muslclan to another Patrlcla Schmuck passes on to Ann Ferrence her muslcal ablhty to keep the band Slellfllflg larry Crone bestows to Rodney Hoffman the tltle of Class Clown Keep em laughmg Rodney NIHFIC Brtllhart leaves to Carol Crone all the work worrles and problems that go w1th bemg Magazme Campatgn Manager Chckl Snap' Terry Hockensmtth glyes to Barry Zelgler hls camera to keep the shutter cbckmg To keep It ln the famlly Daun Decker leaves her sweet and qulet ways to her slster Kay lye got to work tomght ts passed on from Wayne Kemper to Jerry Cunmngham From one brunctte to another lNancy Paup wxlls her curly black halr to Joan Smlth Screechl Crash' Paul Drawbaugh wllls to Charles Vlaxwell hls fast car to keep the town Cop busy Take lt easy Charles Kathryn Eckenrode wllls some of her helght to short Brenda Myers Jerry Lelb bestowes to RlCllHI'd Ness hls art of teasmg the gurls Beyerlv Walter leaves to Patrlcla Ludwtg her qulet and pleastng personahty Any good lookrng gtrls around? Larry Colden w1lls to Glenn hlS lnterest 1n gtrls Clenn seems to flnd them very mterestmg tea team' Abce Thompson bestows to Jeanne M1ller her cheerleadlng ablhty and the ablhty to haye a good ttme whereyer she IS 'Vlahlon Boettcher wllls lu qulet and easygomg ways to Ronald Leeper To Patrncla Detter goes Judy Nlckol s falthfulness as a llbrarlan Russfll Yaw bestows to larry Rabet h1s wrestlmg abrhty Lets pm em boys To larue Olson goes some of Randy Worley s shortness to meet a happy medtum To Shtrley Smlth Helen Hall grants her F H A work Delbf rt Royer wllls to Jlmf ross hls string of glrls Unambltlous Ruth Kroft passes tlns tralt on to Pat Altland larry Altland wllls hls ducktall and jeans to Marlet Hall Sandra Coleman wllls to Barbara Knessbng her art Hllllllly lewls Crone wills Ins means and wavs of borrowing hls brothers car to anyone who has trouble getting, the car Sllll'lCW Stone bestows to Rettv Harbold those long bus rldes to school eyery day Donald 'Nlyers who beheyes ln glylllg all hls attentlon to one girl passes tht tralt n m lerry Carlson To llarbara Deanlorff goes lamce Trimmer s darlv walk to school Donald Hoffman wrlls lllq brams to anyone of the IIICOIHIIIU Senxors who need help Faye Sterner bestows to Sybnl Coleman her loye of volleyball Robert Nlyers WlllQl1lS rock n roll slngmg and gultar plckmg to Owen Slpe To Tom Creen goes Kenny Dans bowhng ablllty Robert fladfelter bestows to lack Nllller his ablhtv to play basketball Wayne Westfall wllls to Ralph Lentz hls chemlstry abllltv Wayne we hear IS illllllllg set the world on flre ln closmg l Ahce Thompson hereby declare thts the last w1ll and testament of the class of 58 SllllSCI'llJCd sealed and pubbshed m thelr presence 1n the year of our Lord l9'57 Alice Thompson Testator . . I , x Ar 1 th as 1 X A ev I V - 44 as 1 - r . so v Y V - as - ' X T . . . . L , . S . . -1 A A Y I Y . ,N x . A, S . M. . l - . . N u . . . . . I I , . . . . . Q , . lim Frey passes on to Carl Seifert those daily naps in class. Sweet dreams. boys. , Y ' ' 44 - ' ,sv . 4. ' , ' tm A j . . , , , - - as 1 -v W- - cs - - - sv - I . V. l A I . ' . 1 YY . . to x ' ' . I emor Class Prophecy AROUND THE WORLD IN THE FUTURE Wrll You Be There? Narrator Place Mr Wltmerslsland Tzme June 1965 Narrator walkmg up to group of modern housew1ves askmg Sandra Weaver Madame could you tell me what IS goxng on here? Sandra who IS chalrman of food commlttee says Yes thls IS a reunlon of the class of 58 I would llke you to meet my helpers the former Brenda Lentz Janlce Trlmmer and Helen Hull who I am sorry to say are waltmg for the food to arrxve whlch rs bemg supplxed by our nelghborhood Acme manager Wayne Kemper Narrator Madame who d1d the beautlful landscaplng and handlwork on the barbecue p1t That was the work of Robert Baughman who works ln hrs fathers nursery and Jerry Lelb and Ernie Rlder who are now prosperous plasterers Narrator Who IS the shutter bug? QWalk1ng up to Terry Hockensmxth who IS now a professlonal photographerj Terry I wouldnt have mrssed this on a bet I have a feelmg we are golng to have some actlon today so I brought my camera along Narrator My' My' We certalnly are' Here comes an ambulance and lt IS filled wlth the healthlest lot Ive seen ln quite a whlle fThe ambulance drlven by stock car drlver Larry Golden who has learned qurte a lot about drrvmg 1n the past few years IS carry1ng the medlcal corps composed of four nurses Barbara Small Betty Ernst Daun Decker Patrlcra Schmuck one medlcal secretary Marle Brlllhart and one laboratory techmclan Roxme Detter J Narrator Speakmg to the group Do you thmk there w1ll be any need for your SCIVICSS today? John Mlller an engmeer and Don Myers a chemlst Accordmg to our chemlcal and englneermg calculatlons somethlng very excltlng should happen today Narrator Ladles do you know who IS 1n charge of the program for thls blg event? He IS speaklng to Judy Nlckol Faye Sterner Shirley Carlson and .lane Crone They are now elementary art chemlstry and muslc teachers respectlvely Bob Myers and Larry Boose are taklng care of the entertamment and have come the whole way from Cahforma Allce Thompson also came from Callfornla where she was worklng on a case for the FBI Lewls Krone IS Just arrrvmg wlth a truckload of stock cars belonglng to Bob Gladfelter Larry Crone Ellen Stlne and Shlrley Stone Here come some more of Uncle Sam s helpers Army Nurse Nancy Howard a Wac enllstee Ruth Kroft and representlng the Arr Force IS Nancy Paup Over by the barbecue plt talklng about the good old days IS Glenn Lehr Donald Hoffman Mahlon Boettehcer and Larry Altland They are now farmers puttmg to use the methods they learned ln FFA Narrator fSee1ng a tall lanky man approachmg the prcnxc groundsj My' Wayne how you have grown' Wayne says Hey drd you hear what happenedw Narrator No what happened? Wayne speakmg Some of our classmates made the news Ira Lauer DDS and hls asslstant Beverly Walter were on a case 1n the US Satellite and are headlng stralght for the moon because of technical dlfflcultres .llm Frey who IS a radar man 1n the Arr Force and Rlchard Mummert who IS after a human mterest story for hrs newspaper are trylng to contact them to let them know thelr posltlon Donald Larrd IS helpmg dlrect them back on thexr course Narrator fAs two trucks drnve up J I guess thxs IS the last of the class Glenn Berkhermer and Larry Bollinger are just rn trme to see all the excltement As the shlps land and are bemg put ln the trucks to be hauled away the narrator turns to leave and whrle doing so exclalms Yes a pretty down to earth class 0 GC 77 . . I u ' , l s . . . . . , . ' ' - Ls 1 1 1 . . ,, . . . ' 1 1 H . . . , . . 7 7 ' 7 1 1 1 1 N 1 7 7 77 g M .... ' 1 - 11 as - - 1 ' 1 . . . ,, , . s H . ,, . V . . . U N , . . . . . ,, , . ' U . . . . . . , . . . ,, . 1 . ' 7 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I . U . . . ' 1 ,, . . . 5, . . ' 7 7 7 7 . .... . ,, , . Q 4, . . . . . ,, . , . 7 7 7 ' 1 1 1 1 ' , . 1 1 1 7 7 7 ' , 1 n ' s . ' 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 ' i . . . . U . , . . , 11 as - 1 . , , . , as 11 - sc - 1 - 1 1 1 - - '1 1 1 ' ' , . 7 7 7 . . . . . ,, U . H . . - . . . . . ,, . 7 1 an 11 , , . . . Senior enjoy the Tea. 6 TL 6 Cl FHA serves the faculty Whogs Who in the Q ' Class of '58 ?, s , ,444 r r r B Q ' , - Q' 1 4 n n 3 nr r KQ BYFIEST Betty Ernst and Donald Myers BEST STUDENT HOST BASHFLYI, Shirley Carlson and Donald Hoffman Jane Crone and Larry Boose f f wh MOST POLITE BEST ATHLETE Roxine Detter and Donald Myers Brenda Lentz and Richard Murnmert X W3-3. 4 2' ,, isgv, E 6,1 3. W , ' Y-lqilli Q 3 Z6 .2 3 Q 5 4 I I W Iv zzz, ' -... ft 95 A6331 - l f '13 Q, K 11? 3 s if 1 Q 4 M ,f ff 'No Q - ' - - , PEPPIEST THE BRAIN Betty Ernst and Delbert Royer Shirley Carlson and Donald Hoffman SHORTEST MOST ARTISTIC Betty Ernst and Randy Worley Sandra Coleman and Russel Yaw s,, . A -. GREATEST TEASE MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jane Crone and Larry Golden Shirley Carlson and John Miller CLEVEREST Linda Yost and Wayne Westfall MOST DICNIFIED Roxine Detter and Donald Hoffman l 'ZF' ?' MOST POPULAR Barbara Small and John Miller- IDEAL DATE Roxine Detter and John Miller TALLEST Alice Mae Thompson and Wayne Westfall 6 MOST RELIABLE Shirley Carlson and Donald Hoffman 1926-His first car, a Chevrolet. 1926-The school where he had his first year as an elementary school principal. fl SENIOR CLASS President John Miller Vice President Richard Mummert Treasurer Betty Ernst Secretary Linda Yost Historian Linda Ruppert Advisor Class Officers Jumoii CLASS President Joseph Levisky Vice President Gerald Harlacker Treasurer Connie Bechtal Secretary Barbara Bievenour Historian Judy Johnson Advisor SOPHOMORE CLASS President Donald Harlacker Vice President Carolyn Wentz Treasurer Judy Barton Secretary Patricia Detter Historian Sally Burgard Advisor Mr. Glenn Summersgill Mrs. Miriam Newbold Mrs. Anna Mackley Senior class officers plan trip to New York City FRESHMAN CLASS EIGHTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE President Patsy Flohr Barry Karhan Treasurer Barbara Yaw Secretary J ullanne Gro Advisor Mrs Elizabeth Garrett President Judy Myers Linda Melnke Treasurer Susan Ernst Secretary Sandra Gerber Historian Nancy Craun Advisor Mrs Helen Ortman Pres id ent Vernon De Grange Jo Ann Bott Treasurer Pamela Leeper Secretary Jane Heller Advisor Clair Starner Vice President Vice President Vice President ' ss Q fm Q 2 3 If ' I L2 5 W an vu! Q f rf W P if gb 'xg xr A W 2, V I 3, mn 3 A 1 g W N V I 25 is 75 I IZ 25 'ff W W 53 , Q vi ig +5 ,Q w 'A . , .. +1 I V , - :: D' 0 -1 2, ...gi 3 ' if Sh ' , y , v r .ff 'P P2 W . P' X , .L A 'I ' ' 'L 'f K' ,. , ' r , . ' M ' ' ...,fv,,n,4.'1- -'Z ' ' ' zz , ' 1? ,-q. f 4- rw z ,d 7 ' . . 3 me -. -.J First row, left to righl: John Kline, Norma Lemkelide, Barbara Ernst. Joan Cross, Sally Burgard, Karen Baublitz, Anna Mae Berkheimer, David Bahn. Second row: Donald Harlacker, Dennis Fink, Carl Lentz, Judy Barton, Sarah Dubbs, Gladys Fetrow, Charlotte Elicker, George Dailey, Barry Krone, Curtis Goodling. Third row: John Myers, Douglass Hoov- er, Charles Maxwell, Larue Olsen, Clarice Hughes, Joan Hilbert, Sidney Griest, Barry Young, Sterling Hoffmaster. .Z ' First row, Iefl I0 right: John Strayer, Terrell Neiman. Jeanne Miller, Bonnie Stare, Bonnie Waggy, Connie Seifert, Perry Baublitz. Patrick NlcCreary. Second row: Thomas Paup. Ashley Spangler, Shonna Nliller, Brenda Snyder, Betty Bower, Patricia Sutphin. Robert Schilberz, David Sheffer. Third row: Frank Swartz, John Hilbert, Charles Nliller, Dale Yost, Russel Wues- chinski, Marlet Hall, Kenneth Smith. In Remembrance of GARY WEAVER Member of the Class of 1960 Died August 10, 1957 Sophomores Firsl row, left to righl: Faith Crone, Connie Shoemaker. Carolyn Crone, Pat- ricia Caskey. Patricia Detter. Florence Spahr. Charolette Smith. Sonja Berk- lieimer. Second rozc: Clair Harlackar. Linda Smith. Donna Altland, Barbara Wire, Carolyn Wventz. Patricia Altland, Joyce Brown. Larry Anthony. Third rozc: Gary Beecher. Nlary Shen- andore. Patricia Sheffer. Sandra Spahr, lJeVera Wilt. Cynthia Cassel, Marla Rauhauser. Richard Crone, Warren Adams. First row, left to right: Larry Reber, Ronald Landis. Janet Kramlick, Sandra G e tt y Helen Eichelberger, Norma Lauhhman. Larry Kroft, Leon Draw- baugh. Second row: Robert Tolbert, James Ware. Ruth Harhold. Ruth Mellinger, Phyllis lVlcClintock. Linda Plowman, Fred Nliller. William Hess. Third row: Fred Ott, Ronald Hitt, Wil- liam Newhould. Brenda Gorden, Patricia Lankford. Darlene Firestone, Timothy Rishel. Stanley Raffensberger. fr , mx, . , ', 4, 'wi A ,fy A Wi , r f M ,, ' f 'fy-MM. Wh- 2 ' wif nr ' if f NZ, Q 1 ,Lb 'QW' if ,, gy, U 'WZ' +G 2 gg W xii 1 Wm 4, W 'Q 37 , 0 J A 1 . ,Q h . L '52 9 ,gg 5 . ff, any ,Ljg I 1 ' . Mya? A ,xl .u ' - f , 5, 21 . Rr , V? i f K 1' fl' , f 5 J , Hg. 5 1 .- . Q Q ! ig 5 7, gk, 5. ,, , .V 'f wi 4 , s ., ff ,ww ha ' uf-,Hy Aipsgrfas A Q .M 5 4.113 'K -X. H 1. f , uv- V ' + Q 'f if if Q 2 ' 44 Mi Q - :.f .. 'Wg' f M L f '-iff' 44' NI 5 M I ,fy MY is , pw, 'v?1v?4 f. f 9 f Ni I5 ,W AS aa 5 H ww? H3 A f -, J 2 Q ,. '. 4' FY W, , ,W E252 A J . WY '-- - 1- W if Q J is .L 39 qv Q XJ' Q mf Y? ' -. T ,, 3314 -m ' 5 N W L Q. fi f' A 'EMS figgfgfgffmf ,, 'Y ' - Q5 1 Y w if V' 'ii f v 1 55 W ., H: . , K Q ,N wa. A r 5 V 224 if f' I -1 . Vx. Q H A s mfg W I A f. , ,AV f 34? . , ...s w r? , 4 f TA' , Q x 'ik , in a- .gags ,4 Wg. ' f 5 Q ff' 4 ,tv 'Q 'F E E V Q 'V Ti a , , s ia: ' 1 4 FP f fis E , A 4, t ., ' EL I A ' A fy,,, . A A M 5 First row, left to right: Dennis Shenan- dore, Harriet Jenkins, Susan Kramlick, Susan Ernst, Daune Crone, David Rover. Second row: Robert Laird, Charles Fet- row, Barbara Wells, Cheryl Fink, Joyce Stine, Margaret Carlson, Wayne Atland, Gerald Bollinger. Third row: Richard Remmey, Barry Gettys. Thomas Nell, Diane Ware, Rita Wuescvhiiiski, David Spahr, David Emig, Laverne Eisenhart. Eighth First row, left to right: David Spangler, Carol Stine, Sandra Gerber, Kay Poet, Kay Ann Myers. Carolyn Sipe, Nancy Brenneman. Wayne Fickes. Second row: Larry Wolf, David Swemly, Mary Ann McGregor, Audrey Gladfel- ter, Donna Zepp, Joel Garrett, Richard Gettys. Third row: Donald Welsh, Marlin Hoff- man, Terry Robertson, Margaret Hein- kel, Nancy Zeigler. Eugene Kahlor, Wayne Stambaugh, Eilbert Crone. First row, left to right: Bradley Jacobs, Edna Mellinger. Linda Meinke, Anna Crone, Elsie Kroft. Nancy Craun, Helen Mellinger, Larry Myers. Second row: Robert Walton, Edward Gerber. Lona Plowman. Joyce Eichel- berger, Rosmary Krout, Janice Harbold, Eugene Biser. Kenneth Boring. Third row: Marlyn Crone, Jeffery Rish- el, Donald Miller, Karen Davis, Verla Bentz, Daniel Botterbusch, Robert Har- bold, Ronald Baublitz. Jrade Firsl rmr. Iefl to right: Barry Douglas. Barhara Nlarsh. Fanclra Dragon. Darlene Collins. l,inrla Pressel. Geraldine Harl- avlu-r. Donna Harlarker. Wayne Sloth- ower. Seeoml rnnx' Clarenee Walker. Grace Hall. Brenda Wieaver. Doris Fhellen- herger. She-riclan Aclanis. Joan Airing. Diane Bentzel. Jason Cross. Tlzirri r0u': Ceralfl Fife. James Heinflel. Doris llull. l.eana Wisner. Juflv livers. Ruth Nliller. James Caskey. Terry Latch- aw. First rout. Iefl to right: Steve Eck. Larry Lighty. llaune Lanrlis. Paulene Lanrlis. Linrla Stanton. Horace Crone. James Detter. Seeonrl row: James Byerts. Steve Bower. llav Knislev. Janet Kauffman. Patriria .-Xllen. Cf-ralrl Harholrl. Larry Baulilitz. lilonaltl Sheffer. Thirrl rozr: Rohert Yingling. Conlon Smith. Join- Kreigc-r. Sharon Joseph. Bonnie Linn. Curtis Harper. llohert Fterner. First muy left to right: Leo Miller. Terry Keener. Jane Barton. Jucly lfliek- er. Nancy Johnson. Gary Livingston. Second row: Roy Ranger. Blain Ruppert. Patsy Sneclgar, Janet Strouse. Raymond Yingling. James Langoine. Third row: Mearl Ruppert. Richard Smith, Elaine Calvert, Diane Yost, Sam- uel Wiley'. Barry Spoon. W, mn, Q H 5 mi L mfg' 22? - I ,,,, L Q: Y sw 7 ,Y K' K 4' ff x 4, , s 3 a A as' 2 2 ff ,..x.w,.,,.,...f., , . W ,. 2,5 uf! K P ,, , r 4 if 2,6 Llc, ' Il ,Sg?..,L,Y,z., ,, Q., ,, Q fi! 4? V, fag I 2,1-i ,., ff 1 ig-2:1 5 ,,. ,... ,, 5 fd W ' Q, gi 1 xft' wg, 'iffim ,gg , J, :Z 31 5 3w ',,f,i1g4 .Li a as 1 'J ,655 Q: 3,47 MM 115' in , ' 'iii- , I .9 Q! 444 vm Qggvm ' . 13 'ff ' w . Q , 1 Mum 5,f.,.3, xx.. 5 P! W of? 'A ,f ' fi' :lg Q vfpyjilfg P h ' Q 1 -4 3' 3 ,, W1 ,s Q iq ., ,,, ,, .. Seventh Grade First row, left to right: Michael Shilt, Paul Lauer, Darlene Harbold, Terry Meyles, Robert Cornet, Richard Fioren- tino, Frances Feiser. Second row: Wayne Wiley, Earl Garner, Gary Simmons, Lynn Stewart, Roseanna Nace, Stephen Harlacker, Larry Bear, Cary Young. Third row: Charles Delp, Stephen Hoff- man, Ronald Wertz, Carolyn Sterner, Sandra Miller, Dale Myers, John Kauff- man, Clarence Garrett. First row, left to right: Ray Crone, John Einsig, Barbara Crone, Norma Lockman, Barbara Kauffman, Peggy Walters, E- laine Lemkelde, John Eyster, James Detter. Second row: Richard Stone, Stephen Crone, Sharon Smith, Bonita Zeigler, Barbara Shilberts, Mary Fulton, Judy Howard, Vernon DeGrange, Richard Roeke. Third row: Richard Ruppert, Joe Hoff- man, Patricia Landis, Carolyn Enders, Nancy Shellenberger, Arlene Harmen, Eugene Kinneman, M a r y Schmuck, Floyd Koler. 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FCTTS qc QF? 1541 :-mg 'Th-I SD 2155 -wen. 35 C-Uvzm cs- 5 1 . -:EU 4,55 MT3 532' cm 5525 '25 T!-5. 5 'Lg-v- :Q FDI' :M 5'-1 E-313 30' '59 v-151 rf :- 15153 'Deir' 5:1121 fuss' 4-3 .. Si' 3 :FTE rf-1G 519' ga- Buzz and Fuzz pvrfm'n1. A a 3 3 8 n 0 ZU The girls go back to the Roaring Twentiesn and the Charlvston. 1 sings the lat:-Qt pop tum' KX First row, left to right: Michael Hoffman, Michael Pentz, Kenneth Border, Gary Atland, Jack Caplinger, Elmer Brunner, Ronald Horn. Second row: Herbert Harbold, Ernie Dotson, Doyle Stambough, Dale Gerber, Glen Deardorff, Gerald Walter. The FFA queen is honored at the annual Fathers and Son Banquet Slr1r11f1'r1g'.' Nlr. Urawlmaugzli. Advisor. Kneeling: Glen Lelir. Carl Siefert. First r0u'. lvfl to right: Donald Knisley. Donald Hoffman. Jerry Leib. joseph Spangler. Donald Crone. Ronald Shaffer. Second rout Nlalilon Boettcber. Larry Atland. Glen Berkheimer. Paul Draw- baugli. Larry Bollinger. Eurna Rider. t K x . .1 - , af , 5 . . ' U, ' is K ya. . - 3 I , 1, . t ,.. Hammering: Fred Miller. Leon Drawbaugh, William Newbould. Timothy Rishel. Sazcing: James Ware. Slanfling, left I0 right: Robert Border. Robert Tolbert. Glen Shellenberger. Herbert Harbold. Owen Sipe. Leory Hake. Cary Westfall. Vciuqmw fam f fx unf 'IFIVWS VHVHHVH- UU uf' V 10 HJ, WS EIDAOI- UPU9 V 10 U-QS 1111011 ADNVN-1122110 1 -. I v--. -1 .4 ..f ..- 3' CII 'D 5 O -1 FD W 1: f -1 I L 'D T-7 .l0'l 9 -.lO 0,1 J QV: . 242' Qu, '1 ya d I g .a 1 lm 31 gn s.mg.1.J.u uaanfy .ull QUT' 'S 1 QL, 133 2115, :Z 1 W4 ' . 1 P N .' 1 ' ' 111 11 3 QUEEN Car0lCro Sweetheart Dance ATTENDANTS Assemblies Qludvnts enjoy Qhakv pvarean Character Ia hxp ha been mad 51 1? 112111 UIIJ aiu -., -. I Z1 L ,- 7 1 , 1 L 7 Dance Band Z a gggl 2 +5 .tl 3,' 5 fi? r lf 3 . it 2 Q , 1 l AE 5 l Firsi row, Iefl lo right. Saxophones: Patricia Sl'TllIHUl'li, Darlene Collins. Donald Fivkes. Eugene Riser, Audre Collins. Second rozr. Trombones: Nlary Nlc'Gregor. Larry Ralwer. Glen Leili. Trumpets: Rodney Hoffman. lra Lauer. Dale Yost. George Ferrenee. Drums: James Cross. Mr. Wlard. director. A -.f 77' Z Z FN . . -I as - U 1: ,T 'L .. 1: - 'D : .- ... nd '1 1 ,. ... 71 T: 2: '-1 Zi 4-3- I'--. :... 51. 71 IE N-A --1 x'T' S1-1' :ry er I Em 77-9 'LI -T - L: '-'A '.4 D: fr :E 51? U. gg 'E 'JA Q, 'r S! FE .- 51:- me :E Q- .,.. ..- 73? : 3 -..4 1 FET: 4-1 : f 'h .Iv-4 Q. 1 2-'15 is :-4 - .L-4 JE 4... :TQ ...,. -. ,- r- :' ,7 fa Z? 57' Ei -12 N.. -1 'L :-4 EE ,TQ E2 3... .. -.,, .gg- Z-. :W 1-1 71: : .. :-'fi :'1 A, .... up 'J '41 E- r'-. A A... :E- Eu --, 47' ,.,.. '11 :U '49 . .. - , as Q5 Q En-1 PE.: ,,'-. -1 722. Z1 SS r FN N. 'E X, -N N Q -1 1 . 'II 3 -. -4 F. ,- 1 1 -4 ..- wk! 73 -Q 7 -a 4 T T .T ..... S. '12 .-4 pw . B -1 A ...4 Z E 5 fn 1 Q E i- pr-w Red Cross Sealed, left lo right: James Heindel, Sandra Cettys, Carolyn Sipe, Sally Burgard, Peggy Croft, Chester Hubley, Richard Fiorention, Barbara Brunner. Standing: Barbara Crone, Faye Border, Sheridan Adams, Donald Wagner, Nathon Bolton, Randolph Worley, Laverne Eisenhart, Randolph Worley, Sandra Wire, Mary Fulton, Mary Treadway. Third row: Donald Sheffer, William Hess, Ruth Kraft, Kenneth Smith, Robert Craun, Justin Hewitt, Donna Zepp, Ann Gross, Miss Ely, advisor. obert ancy Z Jnfre. J 0012! ro 17 Sacred fel? 1 Donald 0 fig' l.' 11' .1'l17ler. .Y Lnlrla 1116. Se OCUJ elgler , ane B la: M ' anager- 81107, erry , Lynn Srew arton, Knee arle Brillnar . Carol Cr -alsna art, D' nl Sfhl. L Man one, .V kg Raublilz. .Varna Cirdler 1 lane Yosi lfarlarlmr. .Tlarli ln, John Caskey. .Nancy Pau age-rg Sandra Coleman, C77 anagerg Barbara Yam Karan , . ary n lrloff p. .Va ' aries I ' Wy . Davis P 0731 rx .Van fzsnell lllarn I zine cz , alrkva Dellor. I Cary Aflanrl 7z!ff Shall Lorraine Wolf He-Vorfr WalI0rQ. ' ICSS. .Uh Fllffcrlf 4 ii 1 role , Jud ' lfmn JH. aff'- nl lfarto arrl Anderson 1 lsnr. fl Assemblies Wx. X11 Hwnry aivwslft-11r---Irum. ,ilf partiwipalf- in m 1111111 Ill:-nl Slum: H' X lam- rmw-iw auarda !IXlxfl1LuIa11rh1, 1 First row, left to right: Terrell Neiman. Karen Bauhlitz. Vivian Craun. Joyce Toomey, Brenda Nlyers. Donald llarlavlier. Second rmr: Donald Ficlces. Pat Caslcey. Carolyn Crone. Betty Ernst. Barliara Ernst. Joann lvrey. Larry Boose. Third' rout Clark Bos- serman. Clarice Hughesr Carolyn Wentz. Patricia SCl'llI1UClC. Sandra Gettys. Barbara Ware. Patricia Ludwig. Glen Leilm. Fourlh row: Rodney Hoffmanr Patricia Atland, Sally Burgard. Judy Bartonr Carol Crone. Mary Davis. Barbara Deardorff. Joan Smith, Ronnie Stare. Jean Pentz. Roxine Detter. Vllilliam Newlwould. Fifrh row: Gerald Carl- son. Joan Heindcl. Betty Bower. Brenda Snyder, Shonna Miller. Maxine Zepp. Eva Wire. Patricia Lanlcford. Darlene Firestone. Shirley Carlson. John Miller. Sixth row: Dale Bievenour. Ann Ferrence, Alice Thompson. Kathryn Eckenrode, Mr. Ward. Director, Judy Johnson. Beverly Walters. Jack Orr. N am-d ffj-' XX A 5 i 4 , :ix Senior Chorus Junior Chorus First row, left to righl: James Heindel. Michael Yost. Shirley Grove. Grace Hull Nancy Shellenberger. Sharon Smith. Ruth Stoppard. De Anna Wiener. Darlene Collins, Nancy Craun. Diane Bentzel. Marv Ann Bleecker. Doris Hull. Lorraine Harlaclcer, Bradley Jacobs. Peggie Walters. Second row: Mary Ann Rauhauser. Joel Garrett, Wayne Ficlces. Ray Knisley. Mary Treadway. Joyce, Mummert. Rita Wueschinski, Kay Poet. Sandra Gerber. Judy Myers. Geraldine Harlacker. Diane Yost. Sharon Joseph. Peggy Groft. Eleanore Sowers. Elaine Calvert. Chester Hubley. Third row: Andre Collins. Georgiana Tokar. Jane Barton, Bonnie Lynn. Janet Kauffman, Jane Lamparter. Kay Strayer. Kay Decker. Julianne Gross. Pauline Landis. Dawn Landis, Joyce Kreiger. Brenda Heindel. Barbara Ernst. Margaret Carlson. Bonnie Nlalehorn, Ann Gross. Kandie Taylor. Dixie Spangler. Nlr. Ward. director. 1 Zxw 535,331 -4 gg' :SEEN 52355 mx -' S :-'fv'w' m, 1,,,rn-S. fgsiii- grid.. 222 R36 55555. 71.429-:S -1Av1 '7 mi, 3. :J g, U 5- oflim 41349734 7:4703--.EL .2551 P? :w'? 'IIQZR4 ELEC-earn 3-',.,5-x 4 cgflfi' ?FP3? Fdmgv -4 FD -mmfj-, UQ-giime-r QCD-1 3-1-:FF 3R92 I-ip-1. QSV? rg? Mig :wg-93 SE i :s?? N:-EF: sig? -. ping? 'JU E. :r QT ? O. :- N 1 Q. uw .-. o : S1 rn Egfj-1 7:-1. L51 3-12E:. :.PQ'--Q igrj' Z'.LJQ,y'is ..,15'::.S ,,. . 5 'e:.1N 22531 GBX-:N -.. wflfx :EEZ-Q '5wNw ,Dm.,.N El 2253'- ..,.. 5-2211 -,,, . Qi'1 'A.'Z - -xm 32 595. ggi-fr, ., cnc?-1 ' wigfl 'E Fu' Z+1D-1 wwii Q-1:-'71 QF'm 1 Gian .... 5 '-1995 E,-1 mJl'3UU F322 .ACL-'-U' Q-,fbnr -1f'r'l:, Q L' W. :wun U -15:92 cz-:sg Qilr .N-13, mm 'S'-r-' ?E??? .c'.. 9-fsTcg2 'Q375 Dm' za' 5:12422 5353? 15!'E alay- V'99,,,.. 1 .... U :I-Q 25:53 ii ,Q ,druU':'1 f 'l,'1 'fE'T S'5 gg D7'DgN-1 :C Q... --:ww 2-QQ? 55.2.35 1::N '1 'fp o,f'D U, r-1: . .- w-f-',g:- 5:T5,ng.5 ?1:g D25F? Q55'? 1f':?' '-f fs 2...S5?En' u'7E :g5- -TQ... nw -:Y-1ET'::'4 596' 5 ., E Q..-. 'U E' 8231..- A-I-Ju' gifcl .-.....-- -x.::,::r .- fu-1... '1 '1 - Top, sealed, Ief! to right: Eva Wire. Shirley Carlson. Co-Editor, Donald Laird, Editor-in-Chief: Barbara Deardorff. Second row, standing: Dawn Eberly. Karen Baublitz. Jean Pentz. Mary Davis. Patricia Detter, Judy Bartonomi. Third row: Mary Ann McCregory. Mary Cirdler, Joan Smith. Gerald Carlson, Patricia Ludwig, Miss McDowell. advisor. Bottom, seated, left to right: Judy Nickol, Jack Orr, Nancy Paup. Second row, standing: Brenda Myers, Joann Urey, Doris Cladfelter, Nancy Howard. Third row: Clark Bosserman, Rodney Hoffman, James Gross, Donald Fickes. ilm. ..l.- Left to right: Patricia Bievenour, Kay Strayer. Jean Pentz, Barbara Wire, Doris Glad felter, Joan Smith. o Cl! orettes Marching at the district soccer game Flag Twirlers Kneeling, Iefl to right: Mary Davis. Brenda Myers, Joann ljrey. Slanrling: Sandra Weav- er. Eva Wire. Linda Yost. Bar- bara Deardorff. Junior H igh Cheerleaders ann Cross. w Front to back: Nancy Craun, Phyl- lis Snelbecker. Susan Ernst. Julie- Kneeling, lefl lo right: Bonnie Hoover. Linda Meinke, Judy Biev- enour. Slamling: Jane Lamparter. U22 Q: ii M3- 'S 5? :xi BDI 'ng' .WD : 2 : -12 -.... '11 E7 F'I C5 A ...- I .1 5. 'E iv N - 3 in P'- 'YQ :- -. Q ft Si - I J Z 2 F :' :cs SD 11 OA UP uoqs js EU IW ., ,- co T' SEK Pi? mg? ss' 3 Spf? law -. N .,5': C1 K3 Q55 S' :. '-1572 m:5.- gg.. Egan ' 03 Esgd ? ?m N. 'I N. 'A in 35 1-was Dancing at the Press Conference Enjoying the hanquvt at thv Press Cunfvrencm- Library hullf-tin lmard 1943-Mr. Miller intently studies a problem. This is also taken at his home in Jefferson. c' 1945-A happy family is displayed here. Nlr. and Mrs. Miller and their three children, Sieglinde, Ladora, and Shonna. 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Cerhart. C. Young. G Harlacker. Wl. Starnlmaugh. R. Ruppert. G. Colden. D. Stalnlwaugh. ll. Dodson. Mr Fullerton. Coach. Junior Varsity Baslfetball Lfifl I0 right: John Kline. Hmliiey Huffman. Dirk Croiiw. Bill Tnkar, fiwach Phil Twr vhia. Sifinc-3 Cricst, Us-ralrl Hzirlzu-lxe-r. I.f-vm Ilrzmlvaugh. Tarrvl Nic-man. Nlanagzm-r Ken Smith. Ll Mull P? rf 15 we 'fr .bkkx JSA? 'O ,, , A L wi gg W 1 1 -5 'Q J hr Nw If W, 4 ,Q 'Vs 1 Q if iii W f Q .k'?E, W v 4 M. ,4 , - Q W, 5, , .jg '56 'e f 5 4 w .43i3m 22 gm kg sf.. if 'Q 5 H f nr A if n.,MA , w 'J ' H , ft? 15. 'Nw V '- M.-4 7, www! 'W may W , H ., 4,5 Maggy xii? - 91: fs .j 55355. .T ,VE , ?W,iyW .iW,5amfa ' vnu' Q., 'V f f,.f.1 ,N V4 . my f rgiji k' fri, , f ' Vz, 31' . .'3 5. i -1 f 1 , 1 ' iwac I Y :Vx ,QI J as fm..- if ww' ,4- :- .A, m ffffa QFD' 4 nn -X 5G ff K? 3' 2.22 F if 5 f mm x nv W 4555 Senwr 'C .ED ack Tr junior F4 eo E Track . L- S 5 2. 'L 'L E : .. 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Janitors l Left I0 right: Mr. Paules, Mr. Sl'l6I'IN3I1.Xlf. Holler TLUQTS US ..- v-1 bD ft' S HI' HC I 4.- -s N -g N. -.. 2 --4 u D Ip 0 augh J W T3 C CTC UC F' ev fv- N1 , 'i , 1' ' 'Q C R ,.z, aff, , raw , , jp, Y , . , ,- A Q, Y win! 9 y 6.2, Q53 ik.. 151221 . .L aigwg, 'RQ-4332, - f 4 1 . 15312 V 'Z' Sw N Bm. If 'i D315 Q ' J , .Wx 5 M, 4. W if 5 SET n M 1954-Enjoying a vacation at the Lake Club. SV Mfr? -15 SN 1956-Mr. Miller poses with FFA lnoys and ddYi50I Mr. C. C. Drawhaugh. He holds an Honorary Keystone Farmer degree presented to him in 1951. CompIimen+s of DECKERS MEAT MARKET AND DAIRY BAR LOCKER PLANT Phone-3842 Dover, Pa. KNOX'S PHARMACY IFormerIy EvansI I4I9 W. Markei' YORK, PA. Phone 8I943 or 9028 FREE DELIVERY Look Sharp, See Sharp's! SHARP'S CLEANERS I532 W. MarIce+ S'rree+ YORK, PA. Phone 65395 SIGEL AND SOWERS AMOCO STATION LUBRICATION AND WASHING en rom 6:00 A.M. Io I0:00 P.M Tel. 24530 2300 Carlisle Rd. WE PICKUP AND DELIVER Shop for Ihe Enhre Family a+ +he DOVER APPAREL AND 5 I0c STORE GRACE M LYNN Prop DOVER GARAGE General Repamng Towlng Service 44 N MAIN ST DOVER PA Phone 439I K M BORDER LIVESTOCK DEALER D Phone Dover Pa Dover 3332 R HEIDLEBAUGH AND SON W M ei' S+ I+ Cos+s No More Io Have I+ Ins'IaIIecI Rlghi' KELVINATOR 8 I 3 I 5 METER BLACK ABBOTT 81 EMERICK INC Walnui' III e 5 per O Local Dealer Shop KLEIN S SUBURBAN STORE AT WEIGELSTOWN Phone York 46274 Where Cusfomers Come Farsi' 6 Phone 379I For Ihe Besi' un nd Maferlals SHILOH 2072 CARLISLE ROAD YORK PA C. . ' ' 155: . ark ., York, Pa. . 2 ' ' Phone HYBBIUS ' I , g o ' . II n u vis r R Moul Donald May 4. Dover. Pa- Dover, Pa. 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Phone 3657 HARRY A JACOBY Mea+s and Grocerues PHONE 63906 SHILOH PA NELLIES RESTAURANT On Roule 74 af Weigleslown We Ca+er +o Small Banquefs and Pnvafe Parhes Phone 79907 York W J THOMPSON Prop GRAND VIEW CLUB JORDANS FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES Hofpoml' and Philco 2200 Carlusle Road Sh loh P Phone York 24585 COMPLIMENTS OF Your Efhncal Doclor of Medlclne Your MD H M READ York Counfy Medlcal Socnefy CHARLES BUCK KROUT Formica Linoleum Floor and Wall Tlle Klfchen Umfs 2l5 W HANOVER STREET HANOVER PA P one M 2 2l2l Complumenls HEINDELS HOME DRESSED MEATS Phone 65403 Shiloh Pa JOHN DAUBER Flowers for All Occaslons I705 N Geo Sf PHONE 58l7 YORK PA C W SNYDER MOTORS Wlllys Jeeps Sfahon Wagons Trucks Phone 25IO9 2397 Ca Isle Road YORK PA GLENN MYERS AI'lan'rlc Servnce Slahon PHONE 7037I YO K R D 4 SHILOH GULF SERVICE I480 Carlisle Road ELECTRONIC WHEEL BALANCING BEECHERS SPORTING GOODS Hunhng and Flshmg Supplies License DO ER R D 4 PHONE 3638 GUARANTEED NEW AND USED CARS FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC COOK MOTOR CO D 2 Dover Welgles+own ALBRIGHTS FOOD MARKET HEINDELS HOME DRESSED MEATS I997 Carl sle Road Sh loh Pa owN YOUR owN Home RICHARD DRAWBAUGH Bunlder Do er R D 4 Phone 3294 . . . g . . h - - 1 of al D. 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TRIMMER Jeweler FINE WATCHES DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY 482 Wes'I Kung S+reeI Yorlr P 3 Doors Eas+ of Har-Hey S+reeI' LESTER R CRONE A G Marlcei' ualr+y Fresh Mea'I's Groceries and Hardware On Ihe Square DOVER PA GLENN A WOLF Lawn and Garden Supplies PHONE 229II 2820 CARLISLE RD Compllmenis of DR L C HERROLD When There Is a Day +o Remember fhe Way Io Remember Is SHAFFN ER S Jeweler Sllversmlfh 6 E MARKET STREET YOR PA HARRY L WEHLER Lawn Mower and Saw Service R D 4 DOVER PA BEN KAUFFMAN MOBIL SERVICE STATION I636 W Marlrei S+ YORK PA Phone 23366 CRONE S FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES Your Frlgrdalre Dealer 2I N Mann S+ PHONE 442I DOVER PA BENTZELS WALLPAPER 8: PAINT STORE Rear 70 N Mann S+ DOVER PA I322 Colors In Any Palnf Frnlsh Phone 3506 JANE S BEAUTY SHOP JANE GORDON Prop Dover R D 4 Phone 3296 Gladlolus Daffodils-Poppies r s Peonles JOHN A COBLE Flowers and Bulbs Dover R D 2 Phone 4802 JOHN E KROUT General Confrachng ESTIMATES GLADLY R D I FURNISHED YORK PA Phone 50632 R B HILDERBRAND Groceries Fresh Meai Gas Onl 790 Carlvsle A enue PHONE 8I750 YORK PA LAUER 81 GROSS Elec+rlcaI Conlracfors I366 W Marlcef Sfreel YORK PA W N GENTZLER Fresh and Smoked Mears Phone 3897 ' , a. 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I- ' v LULLABY SHOPS I2 N Beaver S+ YORK PA CIo+he Your ChlId From Cradle +o I2 Yrs BOYS AND GIRLS STEAKS SU BS GOODYS SNACK BAR SEAL TEST ICE CREAM SODA FOUNTAIN I Mule Nor+h of Dover Guaranfeed Wafch Repanr Wafches and Bands CASKEY S JEWELRY II8 N Mann SI' Exf Dover Pa Phone Dover 37I0 MYERS RESTAURANT 4I Norfh Mann S+ree+ Dover Penna Our Business Is Growmg TOOMEY S GREENHOUSE FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Dover R D 3 Phone 30I8 CompIlmen'rs of DOVER APPLIANCE STORE W H Haas Prop Phone 545I S E SHEFFER 81 SONS Plumbing Heahng WATER SYSTEM Dover 3877 MELVIN J KING Used Cars Trailer Sales TRAILER PARK BRIGHT STAR RESTAURANT Open 24 Hours HOME STYLE COOKING II60 Loucks Road York Pa Ll e Fare CasuaI+y NATIONWIDE INS CO M L GERBER Agen'I' 37 W Canal SI Dover Pa BOUQIII' Sold HONEST ANDY S New and Used Cars 900 Roosevelf Avenue York Pa A M LANGIONE Prop York 7I77 Phone Dover 3634 CompIlmen+s of A FRIEND ARCHIE K MAY The Jeweler 626 W MARKET ST YORK PA FUTER BROS Duamond Merchanfs On fhe Square ERNST PHARMACY 4 S Mann S+ Dover Penna Phone 464I York, R. D. I Phone 22-733 .F . . . . . I I LESTER R GROSS Eleclrlcal Sales and Service DOVER R. D NO 4 One Mule Eas+ of Aclmlre Phone 3328 PATRONS Mr and Mrs Hlram Bower Thomas Sfewari' Mlss Pearl Albrlghi' Carl W Barr R S Leafhery Erwm J Wylle David P Kung W H Ausherman Mr and Mrs Ira Gross Laus Ice Cream Mr and Mrs Marhn Weaver Sr McCalls Sub Bar Dnllman s Cabmer Shop Mr and Mrs Kenne'l'h Glrdler Mr and Mrs Kurvm Gross C A Muller Vacuum Cleaners Mr and Mrs Paul L GarreH SPECIAL PATRONS Mr and Mrs H Leon Senfl' Mr and Mrs Lewls Benfzel Mr and Mrs Paul W Johnson Lmdsays Grocery S+ore Mr and Mrs M J Buevenour Mr and Mrs Gene Wnre Mr and Mrs Glenn Urey James F Muller Jr Randolph W Worley Mr and Mrs Wullnam B Macluson H M Arnold Dr J E Bernhelsel an ah an an an an Mrs rs rs Mrs Mrs Mrs Roberf Myers Mlss Edna Ely Mr and Mr and Mr and Reggles Dr and Mr and Mr and Mr and Mr and and Mr an John R Mr and Mr and Mr and Mr and Eurna C Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs rs rs Samuel R McHenry W J Newbould Charles Thompson Russel Ll'r'rle Donald Harlaclrer Henry Beaverson Charles De'Her Charles Drawbaugh Lloyd Kmsely Esso Siahon Lewis C Herrold George Ferrence Paul Blevenour Clark Bosserman Franlclln Bech'I'el Marhn Shoe Sfore and Mrs Harry LlH'le and Mrs Jack C Delmler r and Mrs Ar+hur C Buch and Mrs Clair W Sfarner Mrs F A Torchla and Mrs Lewls Lnghfy Mrs George N Lenb Mrs Charles Goodyear Fullerion Mrs Kurvm A Gladfelrer Mrs Clyde Davls Mrs John LGVISRY Mrs Chesfer A Ludwig Rider MQ. 'd' . . - - Mr. d M . . . . Mr. d M . - Mr. d . ' . . Mr. d . 0 . Mr. d . Mr. and Mrs. Roberf Lenfz ' . . ..Y..' . . ' . . f M I . . ' M . ' ' ' ' Mr. . ' - Mr. . . ' ' ' M . . . - . - ' Mr. . .' . .. . I. . Mr.. . . . ' ' Mr. . . ' . d . Ur. Miller gizulizatetl from York Acadeniy and from Keystone State Tl'tll'ilt'l's College- at lxutztown. Ht- lwwclixfftl his BS. flcgrf-1' at Xllilllefiilte-131 Ciillm-gy in IQISIZ. 111141 his Nlastcws dCQIl't'f' at Cllillllliiiii Lillivc-rsity in 1936. Ht- iitjlllll il'2l1'iliHQI in V125 at am t'ittI!lt'IliLiI'f' svhoul ill Egypt. Pu. ln 1910. hc 4111-vptvfl tht- position oi 5llIN'I'YlwlIlQ1 Ill'lIll'IIJi1i. He- cunts- to Dow-1' qhvii . I- , ,, , . Svluml- 111 IMO llll4if'l' tht- sairm- tlllv. Ihc' tit'g1l't't' ui Hu11m't11'x he-x Sitbllt' I'u1'111f'1' was lwsttmt-ml upon him III 19.11. Hex now holds tht- uiiim- of prvsi- dl'lll'Y 111 llmx-1' I.im1s Chili. Wu tht- stuii ut the 19.18 NI:-rxiosvufw. pwsviit as our the-mv NIV. Nlllle-1' s hh' 111 pu-tuiilul iurin. XM- flu su to show our illlIll4t'1'lklilUIl for his g1l't'ili 111tf'1'1-st in youth 111111 QUIXZIIICCIIIVIII of youth work. :Xt thv time- thfl thcmf' as l'ilUSf'lI. we hurl 1141 ithfu that Nlr. Will:-1' wuuhl lw l'f'rig1IliIlQ1 i-l'UlIl his Ilflrliltbll .it Um:-1 .Meat sc-lmols. It is our wish that hee is sm-4-cssflll 111 his new U1'1'l!ID2llIOIl. Autographs U TALOR PUBL SH GCO ' t 'Y' ' 1- : V . -:jf -P . c W' fa , ! 1 1 x 1 , x J . L r N W Y X 1 x 3 Q 'f l , 1 1 'E YN I ,. .1 - , . ,