Duncannon High School - Susquinita Yearbook (Duncannon, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1951 volume:

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Y , , Keithie General If ,J 5 MRS BELL English Algebra Plane Geometry PROF L W BELL M A Supervising Principal Trlgonometry MISS RISHAR School Nurse MRS GALLAGHER School Secretary U 523 -'sri' 1, :aww 'UTY' MRS FOX MISS FOX MISS TAYLOR Commerclal EFISIISI1 Latin French Mathematics 'Y -ef MISS HAMILTON MISS SHORT Bl0l0gY Mathematlcs PhYSiC8 Girls Basketball Chemistry cm. Physical Education General Science 0 o B B 0 'I 2 sv i Fl :s we :r U :- 9 W 3 W cn Z P C.' cn ua Home Economics ! MR LINTA Cnvxcs Faculty Manager Problems of Democracy Boys Physical Education Basketball and Baseball Q. als. MR smrm Business Law Appllecl Economics Busmess Mathematics MR JAMES MR SCHMICK MUSIC Industrial Arts MR PICCOLO Hnstory ueography Football IPM MR WEAVER Art l-llstory .ii HI RAYMOND BARRICK Dutchy General You can Bet me Dutchy IS one of our shy boys who halls from the country He IS an excellent cafeterla manager and also partlclpated two years ln foot ball, two years ln basketball, and two ln baseball RLBA BOYER Reba General My Heavens Reba plays solo clarlnet ln the band and IS a very loyal cafeterla work er She does not talk very much but she makes a good llstener We know she Wlu be a dependable worker no matter what the future Wlll hold for her WILLIAM BOLDEN Little Bill General So What Blll IS one of our husky lads that doesn t have much to do wlth glrls Ul He IS a football veteran of three years and also serves on the table crew ln the cafeteria G- git! JESSE BOWMAN Blg Jew General ' Don t talk to me' Jess IS one of our falthful cafeter la workers He served three years on the football team Jess IS slow but he always accompllshes what he starts out to do GEORGE BLAIN E Curly General Oh I don't know George IS the shyest boy ln our class who halls from Llttle Chl cago He served two years ln foot ball and also worked on the table crew ln the cafeteria. MIRIAM BRITTON Mlm VOC3.tl0llRl Holy Mud Mlm IS one of our newcomers thls year Slle lS a very qulet but IS a very EElCl9l1t cafeterla worker We thlnk her future plan IS to be Mrs. Gerald Walsh as as !n Q i vi H w ' ' ' . h G G fl X A 5 f .ff Q K ll U! it I! . an I l . ' ' . U . .. . . ,,. . - Cl H H ,, ' . I . , . . . . ' ,lg 5. ' ' . . . 5' 'ft . 6 Y 9 .gf l V A V DOROTHY BRUBAKER Vocatxonal Oh No Dot 15 another new comer thls year that halls from Hallfax She played forward on the gxrlg bas ketball team and was really full of pep She rs also the class glggler If you need a permanent Just go to Dot s Beauty Salon We gua antee you lt w1ll be good MARSHALL DECKARD Deckard General Holy Hum tlle members of our class partxcl patxng ln both football and basket ball He IS qulte a Ladles Man and also our class crooner To top hls off, he was also our Edltor ln Chief of our year book H15 am bltnon IS to be a mlmster i 'P-Q JOHN CARPENTER Johnny General I don t know Johnny IS one of our varsity bas ketball members He IS also one of the qulet boys but when he sxts ln the corner holding a newspaper there IS always a crowd of gxrls around hlm lg sp., Ss- 'hell' PATSY CHARLES g Commercial Oh Johnny' ' Patsy IS one of our cheerleaders and also works ln the cafeteria We know she would make an ex cellent secretary but her only am bxtnon IS to become Mrs John Leu ter bARAH JANE CARNES Sane Commercial That s Nice Sarle plays solo clarinet ln the band and also does a good Job of worklng m the cafeteria She 15 the only gurl m tl' class wlth au bUl'l'l halr She ns captain of our basketball team and a very good forward We know She will do a good Job as a secretary EDWARD DEITER Bones General NY Hlflllfckflf V' Ed IS our class Romeo famous for his 'love Sonnet Ed IS qulte a star ln basketball best known for those speculator long shots He spends most of has time on Carvers Hxll We wonder nf he IS talkmg thlngs over with the coach Ed hopes to be a Phys Ed Instructor someday K6 Y 1, 5 Dot ' ' cc yn S . , l . . . , v if Y ' Y, 1 , l 4 1 , . ' . U as 1 39' I-, , ' ' Cl 7, Marshall is one of the most varsa- , '9 ' ' . G s ' . 5 , . ' . - - .. - Q ' , . 1 W . . . . ' ' . , ' i - - .... ' . A 9 P t 4 x ' 1 is , fl , 17 ,...,, . 7 ' . Gee Wluz Ahh -'Ze .. rv x X ZELMA DEITER Honey Commercial Oh My Zelma halls from Watts Townslup and is one of the qulet members of our class She has been a willing cafetena worker and a good com merclal student We know her ready smile and natural blonde hair wlll bring sunshine into many lives Her ambltnon IS to be a waltress ln her fathers restaur an CHIRISTINE FREEMAN ChflS Commerclal Chris Jomed us ln our sophomore year from New Bloomfield She is quiet but ambltlous Her mann ambition rs to be a receptxonrst providing C L I doesn t change her mired We wish her the best of uc ill FLORENCE EBERSOLE F10 Academic For the lova Mike Florence is an energetic country girl who keeps house for her fath- er. In school she is a band mem- ber, cafeteria worker, head librar- ian and a Red Cross member. Her ambition was to be a home econo- mics teacher, but a guy named Leonard changed her mind Q99 PHYLLIS EMERT Phyl Commercml Oh Gosh' Phil is one of the class musicians she plays first clarinet lll the band she IS also a very good alto ln our glee club Then too a mem ber of the dramatrc club We tlunk she would make a very efficlent secretary but her llfe ambition IS to be Mrs Linden Humphrey JOHN L DIRST 1101110 Academe Ya like that Huh' Louie came to us at the begmnlng of our Junior year and it looks like we re stuck with him He has par ticipated rn band dramatlcs Sen l0r play time keeper ln basketball and he also played end on the foot ball team Hrs ambition ns to be a c1v1l engineer Good Luck John EMORY FREET Whitey Academic Emory has been our class presl dent for six years and has always done hrs best We are very proud of him He showed his stuff as Mr Wade in the senior class play He IS always ready and wllllng to help when he rs needed most Em ory s ambition ls to be a teacher Wi au- Q 'S in ' as 11 H , H . l ' , . s 1 Q I ' Y I I ,s l . . ' ,' ' 1 , ' , - - l 'nys ' ' 9 . . . . . 65 . . . ' ' . . . g - . . . I . t. 1 ' - Bw. . . . . ' U . n 'N' u n . . , , ' D ' , 1 a . Q . I , x . Q l I I .. . D . . - , . . . as ...f E mf. u .yr -S N - : I , ' . 1 n . It-.-, . 'f2K'e . . . . , 9 'gift '. ' . - i Q V yflff VIRGINIA GOODLIN G Gmny Commercial Oh' I don t know Gmny Joined us in our freshman year from Selmsgrove Their loss was our gain She is one of our school treasurers and does a good Job of it Her future is undecided it ls either secreterlal work or Bud NANCY KUMLER Nancy General Ill knock ya in a corner Nancy Joined us at the beginning of our senior year She originally attended school at East Swarth more She has added much to our class and proved herself an excel lent monitor It looks as through she will become Mrs Wilt after graduation Best of Luck JANET KUNKEL Jim Academic How about that? Janet is one of the class's busy- bodies. She is a school treasurer, cafeteria cashier, basketball play- er, and band member. Her future is rather undecided, but her am- bition is to be an architect. Best of luck in designing your home and maybe ours! PAUL KNUTH Pauhe General Gosh I don t know Paul is the little boy with a big car The car is often parked in front of Rohrer's Store Couldn t be Mary Emma, could lt' Paul has been very active in cafe tena work and dld a fine Job in the senior play as Elbert Hastings His future will no doubt be on a farm and may he be prosperous. NEIL HICKOFF Hungry Academic Geemmlzers Neil has been an outstanding ath lete his four years m high school particlpatlnef ln football basket ball and baseball He also proved lumself an excellent actor as Jim my in the senior class play He would like to become a physical education instructor JOHN HOFFMAN John Academe 'Oh My Heavens John has always been one of the more quiet and intelligent mem bers of our class He is a faithful cafeteria worker His ambition is to become a farmer May we wish him the best of luck' ww Q-. 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' to 'ht ' W sc 9 as I Eff l . n , f - ' I 4.11 , l fi RONALD LEONHARD Ronnle Academic Judas Priest A snazzy drum major you guessed lt Ronnle He IS one of our most energetic boys He IS a faithful basketball manager dramatlc club member and a member ln the glee club Hls ambltlon ns to go to col lege and study chemistry Let hls explosions be few BEATRICE MAY ea General You know lt to huh Bea IS active ln the glee and as a basketball guard She has never participated ln school actlvltles too much because all her spare time IS taken up at Sload s as a waitress After graduation she would like to work at a defense plant We wash her luck GLENN MAGUIRE Glenn General Thats What Say Glenn rs one of our classs handy men He ls a loyal cafeteria wor ker Hls lnterests are ln the Jun lor class and carpentry work May he be successful ln hrs carpentry work and everything else he un dertakes to do T' JANET MANNING an Commercial 'My Gad' Janet IS a falthful cafeterla work er, hall monitor, and glee club member lf you go to a dance and somethlng peppy IS being played, Janet will be Jltterbugg mg IShe plans to take up steno graphy after school Then later on m llfe she wants to become an artist She has the classs best wrshes SHIRLEY LIDDICK a Vocational Honest to Pete Shlrley ls a qulet country glrl who loves to roller skate She IS a wall lng class worker and a good mom tor We were all surprxsed when she came to school wearmg a dia she wanted to be a waitress ln stead of a wlfe We know she wlll succeed ln either one LYNN MCGUIRE Lynn General Your telling me If you see someone waddlmg ln the band with a bug horn or runmng down the fleld late you guessed lt lt IS Lynn He lS the comedian of our class and can always be found entertammg a group of glrls. He dxd good work nn the dramatlc club senior play and glee club Hls am bltlon IS to be a farmer just T' dr G I6 7 Y! . A fig: ' ' Sf S 1 ' as - ,y u 17 . ' ' ' - A ft ' mond, especially when she had said . . ' , 5 . . . - - N . . 1 B if V 46 ' 77 ' ' ' , . as ' n J . 5 .YY ETHEL MOORE Honey VOC3.tl0Il2,l You re rlght Ethel IS one of our llbrarlans In case you get a cake from Glass Bakery whlch lsnt wlapped cor rectly blame lt on Honey for her thoughts are ln Newport and Per dlx not mere cakes Isnt that rlght Ethel' Good Luck Hone BARBARA MORRIS Babs Academlc Yee Gads Babs IS an actlve member of the band and glee club She also works ln the cafeterla and IS a hall monl tor Her ambltlon IS to be a re ceptlonlst and to make Dlck hap py Best of luck ln both 1 ALICE JUNE PAGE Pee Wee Vocatlonal Oh Lovely June has been very actlve ln Illatlc glee club llbrary and cafe terla Her favorlte pastlme readlng and Bob Her chlef am bltlon IS to be a model but lt looks as lf lt IS to be changed GEORGE PETERMAN Georgle Academlc You re tellln me George IS one of the ZCIIVE mem bers of our class He has Paftlcl pated ln all sports and IS very ac tlve ln cafeterla work He has also taken part ln the glee club and dramatlcs HIS chlef ambltlon IS to go to college lf the Army doesn t get hlm flrst We wlsh you lots of luck Georgle is-x f- 3 MARGUERITE MORGAN Peggb' Academlc 0h My Peggy IS one of our most energetlc students She IS a band majorette glee club member dramatlc club maln ambltlon ls to go to dramatlc school but maybe a guy named Joe can make her change her mlnd How about lt Peggy? EUGENE PETERS Peters General Yeah Fugene has come from Llverpool to be wlth us the last years of hlgh school He has proved to be a very efflclent worker for the cafeterla Even though he doesn t play ln any sport he never mlsses a game He has a pleaslng per sonallty and loves to hunt We always know Its huntlng season when Eugene lsnt around R1 . H 4 l if ,Q ' , . - ' ' ara- ? a , , 1 I Q- All 7' . IS . . . ' M ., H , . ,, as !n , . . , - - 1 . - ' - . , ' I ' - l Q-EA, member, and hall monitor. Her . , ,, . . . . . Q , . r , . , y- , . , . w 4 4 n ss R an 99 . . J , . . . . . , I I ! I , . Q . , . ' Y It Cf Y ' 7 ,Y ' 9 , . FAYE POTTER IS Vocatlonal Oh for the lova Mlke Faye has been one of the very qulet members of our class and halls from the country In her spare tlme she does some art work She loves to cook and sew We re sure she Wlll make some lucky fel low a good wlfe DOROTHY SHATTO Tuffy oh ! Commerclal Tuffy IS one of our falthful at tendance glrls She ls also one of our basketball players Wlth Dlck taklng Butch s place as a travellng companlon Tuffy can flnd new joy ln a new twosome MARY EMMA ROHRER Gert Commerclal You know lt, too, huh' ' Mary Emma has been one of the very aCtlVB members of our class- Glee Club, Band, Dlamatlcs and Cafeterla. One of her ambltlons IS to be an elementary school teacher but we re sure Paul Wlu soon change her mlnd and she Wlll become a farmers wlfe ood Luck 'Shaw DONALD REISINGER Rels Academlc Holy Mud Donald has proved a very good as slstant cafeterla manager and also a good basketball player He IS slow ln movlng but when he does a Job you can be sure It IS done rlgllt We re sure he wlll do good ln whatever he does ln llfe ,pf 'D N E'I'I'IE ROUSH Ne Commerclal Boy that burns me up Nettle has been secretary for Mrs Bell and ls one of the very qlllet members of our class-as long as her temper lsn't aroused Her chlef ambltlon IS to be a steno- grapher She lS one of the buh ful type but we all know she wlll soon change We are SIIIC you Wlll make good, Nettle BARBARA SMITH Butch Commerclal Butch lg our other falthful atten dance glrl Butch has been our glrls student basketball manager for four years and has done a very flne Job We know she wlll be successful ln the future Her pleasant smlle wlll carry her a long way u - , .9 ' , V ! , . ' ' . G or , , S. . u , n as n , . . , D y ' 1 , 1 u - . , . uBla!n u 19 l VE ' ' . - . . I - ' ' . t . ,f f' , , . ii-'Q JANE STERNER Jane Academic Aw come on now Jane ls one of our basketball play ers and has been for three years It looks as though she wlll spend the rest of her hfe makmg Huch happy Good luck IS sure to he yours Jane, because as a publlclty agent you have proved capable of handbng any sltuatlon JOAN WARNER Joame General For Heavens Sake Joan IS actlve ln the glee club She plans to go to college and become a school teacher unless Homer changes her mlnd We know Joanxe w1ll make a good wlfe and an able school teacher Good luch from the whole class MARTHA STOUFFER Marty Commerclal I'll Jump on your ba k Martha IS one of our basketball players and a very good forward She IS also actxve ln glee club Mar tha wxll probably spend her hfe maklng a certaln person by the name of Gene from Enola happy How about xt Martha? R.emem ber Aunt Rolly was a good flxer 3 JANE TROUTMAN Janle Commerclal ' I'll be darn .lame 1S an excellent student She IS a cafeteria worker a hbrarxan and ls the school correspondent for a l-Iarrlsburg paper She plans to go to busmess college We know she will make good nn whatever she does Good luck, Janie ROSE S 1 ERNER Rose Commercial 0h Dutchy' Rose has been a peppy cheerleader for two years It seems her heart xg out m Dellvllle with Dutchy Rose also llkes to work ln the cafe terla We wonder lf lt could be be cause Dutchy IS down there Her chlef ambltxon ns to be a secretary ROBERT WHITMOYER Bo General Oh my Gad Bob has proved himself manly by playlng center on our football team He IS a soloist m the glee club But 15 a Romeo when It comes to gurls, he Loves them and Leaves them Hrs ambition lg to own hls own nursery some day May he sell many trees to all hrs customers -3 C6 ' c H 'E ' Sv I ! ' ' , . 9 ' ' Y! ' I ' sa I ,, U , .U , . I . . . .e I I N A , b I KS !! 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Q ALICE FAYE WOLFE Jugs General You can bet me Jugs us one of the members of the class that us always teasung someone Jugs ls a very good worker on her fathers farm Her thoughts are up at New Bloomfueld We know she wull make good un whatever she does BERTHA ZIMMERMAN Burdue General Oh My Bertha us one of the quuet gurls un our class She us one of the gurls who came to our class from Halufax Her ambutuon us to be a wautress we wush her best of luck B LAS S HISTORY Our freshman year was one of readjustment and conversuon to new School lufe Eldon Carr who hauled from Mussouru was an addxtuon to our Hugh School fruends Tlus year ran very smoothly whuch gave us a brught out look on school lufe and future undertakungs All sophomores are known as ' Wuse Fools and we carrued on the tradutuon Our Gypsy Dance was a stroke of sheer genuus on the part of the class UD The square dance rage was sweepung the country so we undulged un thus dextrous pasttume Our class fund began to mount and grow wuth ut we have had many good tumes Thus was the year Eldon Carr left us to travel Japan wuth hus father Last year we got our furst touch of sophlstucatuon we mean of course our Junuor year Some of our largest undertakungs were the buyung of class rungs 8: organuzlng of the Jr Prom un whuch we were complumented greatly Our school paper was also hughly successful un as much as each person connected wuth the proJect dud hls uttermost Thus was also the year that John Durst entered our fold from New Bloomfueld Our year of years tSenuor year that usj was hughly successful Our form of entertaunment and relaxatuon tended to follow the unformal path such as square dances and sock hops whuch were quute successful We lost two classmates thus year, Keuth Wolford to the Marune Corps and Joanne Yohe to the bands of matrumony Our school lufe has been full of truals and trubulatuons but most of the class has weathered and overcome these obstructuons 2 0 X U ,, ss yy y . , . . 7 . . . . 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Q . . 3 , . . . v Y . . 125.53 WILL Raymond Barrick wrlls hrs lrmousrne to all the underclassmen who wrsh but cant have Ceorge Blaine wrlls hrs curly harr to Robert Gallagher who doesnt know what a curl rs Wrllram Bolden wrlls hrs brg feet to Palmer Feltman so he can get to school faster Jesse Bowman wrlls hrs abrlrty to love em and leave em to Harry Maxwell who loves em but can t leave em John Carpenter wrlls hrs bashfulness to Brlly Mutzabaugh who rs al ways talkrng Marshall Deckard wrlls hrs sophomore fan club to Donald Hoffman who cant hold a club fan or otherwise Edward Derter wrlls hrs abrlrty to krss hrs grrl rn front of the school at the close of the afternoon session to Peggy Arndt who llves too near the school to be kissed before she gets home John Drrst wrlls hrs tallness to Corky Kulp who could use rt Emory Freet wrlls hrs natural blond locks to Madeline Supko because the band front needs a real blond Nell Hrckoff wrlls hrs passing abrlrty rn football to Bucky Prrce who wrll need lt next year John Hoffman wrlls hrs abrlrty to blush to Mae Gallagher who doesn t know how to blush Paul Knuth wrlls hrs abrlrty to get a garage full of late modeled cars to Charles Bornman who needs them Ronald Leonhard wrlls hrs large vocabulary to Hazel Myers Lx nn McGuire wrlls hrs wrttrness to Ronald Hrlbert who cant appre crate a good roke Glenn Maguire wrlls hrs masculrne form to Paul Prrce who could use some form wrll need rt next year Eugene Peters wrlls hrs stoutness to Donna I ou Gross who could use a few pounds Donald Rersrnger wrlls hrs slow e'1sw ways to Brll Albright who rs al ways rn a hurry Robert Whrtmoyer wrlls hrs masculrne phvsrque to Johnny Wagner who better soon grow Reba Boyer wrlls her good attendance rn the band to Catherrne Kelly who can t seem to get there sometrmes Mrrram Brrtton wrlls her shvness to Janet Bruce who rs far from shy Dorothy Brubaker wrlls her everlastrng pep to Sara Jane Humphery who needs some Sara Jane Carnes wrlls her abrlrty to play basketball to Gloria Weaver who keeps tryrng Patsy Charles wrlls her abrlrty to get a handsome fellow and keep hrm to Mae Gallagher who can get them but can t keep them Zelma Derter wrlls her even temper to Alrce Faye Leonhard who can t control her temper Florence Ebersole wrlls her abrlrty to capture the heart of a 28th In fantry man to Ruth Lerter who rs tryrng her best to get rn on rt Phyllis Emert wrlls her long blond harr to Helen Myers who keeps her s clrpped short Chrrstrne Freeman wrlls her abrlrty to go with Carson Long boys to Peggy Arndt who did her best at football games Vrrgrnra Coodlrng wrlls her abrlrty to be a good treasurer to any Junior who wrshes her Job next year Nancy Kumler wrlls her brg beautiful eyes that seldom flrrt to Mar garet Murphy who keeps tryrng to flrrt but Just can't . . . . , . . . . , , A l L ! 9 l George Peterman wills his ability to play football to Jack Chilton who . . . , Y . . . , Wlll Janet Kunkel wnlls her posltxon of school treasurer to any Jumor who llkes to handle money Shirley Llddlck wllls her ablllty to keep house and cook to Glorla Wea ver who clalms she needs practice Janet Manning wllls her ablllty to skate to the Gxrl Scouts who are Just learning Beatrlce May vulls her abulnty to ,,o mth boys from Shamokln to Joyce Wlllard who IS always trymg Ethel Moore wllls her abxlxty to go wlth Newport fellows to Nancy Car penter who ls just beginning her career Peggy Morgan wllls her posltlon ln the band as majorette to Betty Wallace who keeps trylng Barbara Morris wxlls her ablhty to play '1 drum to Jesse Durham who wlll leam through tnme Allce June Page wllls her abxllty to go steady to Joanne Allandar who seldom ever goes Faye Potter wxlls her slenderness to Janet Bruce who IS far from slender Mary Emma Rohrer wxlls her good humor to Mae Lllley who seldom cracks a smlle Nettle Roush wllls her walking speed to Orulle Shearer who IS always poklng around Dorothy Shatto wxlls her ablhty to be an attendance gurl to Allce Faye Leonhard who desires the Job Barbara Smlth wllls her natural curly halr to DlXle Franklln whos halr IS not as natural as It could be Jane Sterner wills her red corduroy dress to Alma Barrick who clalms she loves It Rose Sterner wllls her abxhty to be captain of the cheerleaders to any underclass cheerleader who desires the Job Jane Troutman w1lls her ablllty to get along wlth teachers to Johnny Wagner who IS often seen standing ln the corner Martha Stouffer wills her tallness to Qandra Chenowlth who IS far from Joan Warner walls her quietness to Jlmmle Lou Johnson who IS never quxet Allce Faye Wolfe wills her ablhty to keep house to anyone who desires Bertha Zimmerman wllls her qulet ways to Joy ce Auwt who s ways are o k but not qulet 70 r KN Q. 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N, 1 slr 'N unio C ass rresident , f----'ffA'AAA --'---- R obert Asper Vice President ----'-,' -----,,---- M iles Owen Treasurer ---'--v',...- ---'f-f--- J oyce Auxt Qecretafy fv------- -f -Y'---, Jane Dersham The class of '52 had 44 members at the beginning of the year. Mary Jane Baker left school to get married. Reba Liddick and Joyce Loper also withdrew during the year. William Coon from Westminister, Maryland and Richard Smith from Harrisburg were enrolled. We are well-represented in the extra-curricular field. There are four boys on the football squad and we have a manager from our class. We have twelve members in the band and thirteen members in the glee club. There are three girls from the junior class who are cheerleaders. They are Arlene Barrick, Alice Faye Leonhard and Carol Moyer. The student council members are Robert Asper and Miles Owen. The junior class had 100 percent in the Red Cross Drive. Our class colors are kelly green and silver gray. em Q yew- -ks as M no D 3 1 .mr ,JY , ff , W 'S . .?LW,.h .. ,11X .x I , -, W Y, s - ,,-E ,. - : we .eq My fmw ssiesf s, f n V 1 p L. ,, ,Q 2' -2 ophm re C lass The class of '53 has an enrollment of 65 pupils. We are proud of our participations in school activities this year. Being well represented in foot- ball, basketball, baseball, the band, dramatics and art. There are eight boys on the football squad, three playing varsity. Several boys and girls are on the basketball teams. In music there are twenty members in the glee club, and fourteen members in the band, including the majorettes and cheerleader. Our class officers are: President --'--.4A----- , ,-- R ussell Cook Vice President ------4 - ------------ Lloyd Strupp Secretary --A-'----4--- ,1--'A N ancy Carpenter Treasurer ----------4--4--------..---4-----444------------'-'- Alvin Peters We hope that we have as many pupils when we graduate as we have now. -TWG WOR! to Go ...gf 'us 'l inlzli Grade The Ninth Grade is proud to say that it has an enrollment of eighty pupils. It is also the largest class in high school. We are sorry to say we have lost one pupil, Donald Toland. However, we were glad to welcome a new pupil, Robert Rathfon, as well as others from many different townships. Our class is divided alphabetically into two sections A and B, under the direction of Mr. Schmick and Mr. Smith. The class officers are as follows: President --------------- ------- G lenn Bornman Vice President ---'4----- 4---'-'f --'---'--e.------,,---,4-- Ma ry Fishel Secretary -.'-----,---------'-----.. .Q ---- - ---,-----'.-'-' Donald Dieter Treasurersh Nancy Ickes 9A, Richard Sheaffer 9B Reporters '-'-- XRuth Cook 9A, Mildred Steele 9B Exghth Grade President Helen Freet Vxce Presldent Jo Ann Glass Secretary James Wolpert Treasurer Ivan Sload The elghth grade has an enrollment of thirty eight-mneteen boys and nmeteen gurls. We welcome the five new members to our grade They are Norma Preall, Esther Rupp Leroy Way Donald Chenoweth and Harry Lindsay We have sux members ln the band. They are Charles Gelbach Fred Hartz, John Spease Paul Pnce Ivan Sload and James Wolpert. Our class had 100 per cent m the Red Cross fund and also m the Community Chest Drive vii QQ 'ff 'f - ---, -. .r K iq r f 1 'N hx-xg Qx 'kxhg NN my .. ,194 'lynn' is 4? ev nt Gracie The 7th Grade started the year with 61 pupils. We were divided into two sections. As little in stature as we may seem, we were well repre sented in the school band with four players and two majorettes, Kay Ster- ner and Nina Lee Graybill. Both our sections had contributed 100 per cent in the Community Chest Drive. The following class officers were elected: President -----.............. .......... . ,... Linda Cook X Vice President ---.--.-. ...,...... Caro 1 Fl-ogg-an Secretary .--.--- - --------..,..................... ....,,..... Fr ed Ijqgfer Treasurer -..---......... - ....................,.......... .... Ka y Stemm- Reporters -------- Maxine Daniels, Barry Nimemaker , gh d 4 M ami! fre 5 ' v 2413- -Q 0: '- K xml J' in 'fha ACTIVITIES 1359 tg M As 1i1w'q wi, X ear Bunk S Our year book will be a little different this year. complimented and criticized but we did our best. N -vw ff gi if-iw gr X a. ,N A images Y 2 is aff We wish to thank everyone who helped make the yearbook possible, to Mk. and Mrs. Bell for their help and advice, and to all the alumni who have given us financial and moral support. The members of the staff are as follows: Editor-in-chief -------,-, Assistant Editor -----A4-A- --------- Marshall Deckafd Sara Jane Carnes Alumni Editor - -------w--- -----v--- J ane Troutman Sports Editor ----4444------,---'- ---,-s--,-' N eil llickoff Lithographer Editor ---------- -----..-. Ba rhara Morris Class Eaiwr ........... - .....,..... ....... Activities Editor ------4--v--------.4-----4-------------- Advertising Editor ,,,,....,,4..----------- +A-- w--,---, Virginia Goodling Florence Ebersole Ronald Leonhard Art Editors --'-------'-'------4-------' Janet Kunkel, Jane Sterner, Janet Manning, Fay Potter Pi-QP tif 4 . Q f ' 19,1 ,Z IJ 1 -,9 . ! Q .KSA L:-x. wlvvq - vs ON-rg XY -M -- - f -...- ,li-. -, , I SUJABN T Ouncl The Student Council is the organization of our school which governs the extra-curricular activities. It is composed of the officers of each class and representatives of the various organizations. These members meet once a week to schedule the practices and activities of the school. In their meetings they also discuss ways to better the school. The members are as follows: President of Student Council -----',-------'- Emory Freet, Jr. School Treasurers ---A Janet Kunkel, Virginia Goodling Secretary -'--... f --'---------------4,--,--,'4----'4-----4--e----'-'---'- Patsy Charles Senior Representive --,---'-----'--'---A,------ 1 ----',-- Dorothy Shatto Junior Representative ----'---,--- Miles Owen, Robert Asper Sophomore Representative .--- ---14.----------------- Russell Cook Freshman Representative ---------- ---'----,- G lenn Bornman 8th Grade Representative ---------- --- ------------- H elen Ffeet 7th Grade Representative V-----A--e------------ --e A---- L inda Cook Cafeteria Representative -----.' -'---'--- Ra ymond Barrick X f Z X ' M ff W' C 4 X x 1 X Mx' If . Xi is f gf If Q g 1' aff-'ll M in-A. , . ,..:.1f.f-.. - P Paper Staff The paper started the year with a new staff and new idea-s. The size of the paper was changed, making it smaller in size but adding two more page. There was a 815.00 debt left by other classes which was paid by this year's staff. A juke box 'dance was held to raise part of this money. Miss Hamilton and Mr. Smith our sponsors, have been very helpful. Without their help the paper could not have been the success that it was. Mr. Swank also deserves much credit for his accurate printing of the paper. The members of the staff are as follows: Editor-in-chief ------'-A ,------.----------------- Janie Dersham Assistant Editors ---- Joyce Auxt and Miles Owen Sports Editors --.--.---------- Gloria Weaver and Richard Rhodes Art Editor ...- --.--.-------.-------'.A-----.. Norma Jean Sweger Exchange Editors '------ - ------- Morris Strickland and Harry Maxwell Grade Editors ---- Arlene Barrick and Myrtle Lilley Club Editor ------.-... - ---.----...----'-.----------------- Janet Spease Extra-Curriculum f..--------- A---.--- S hirley Eckerd and Joyce Miller Gossip Column ------' - ----. ------... - ----------. N ancy Taylol' Distribution ---------.. - -'-..- - ------- Ruth Leiter and Alice Faye Leonhard Business Managers --4- Helen Campbell and Robert Asper Head Typist .----.--------------..'---- ---- Jimmiellpu Johnson Typists -----------..---.------A'.-.--'-----... Dorothy Graff, Shirley Seiber Janet Bruce Veletta Woods and Phoebe Raub ' 'Z Vnfaa ... 4 '3 '11-is ll onite S 'I'he hall moniters this year have been trying to do their best in keep- ing order in the halls during classes. Our numerous volunteers have come from the senior, junior, and sophomore classes, and they have all been doing their best. The senior class has the responsibility of engineering this job. Janet Kunkel and Jane Sterner are the leaders of this organimtion. We hope next yearns senior class will do even better than what we have been trying to do this year. 'A V .- School tro The patrol this year consists of boys and girls from the sixth grade The equipment was given to the patrol by the A A A It ls dlrected by Miss Ruth Lewis with the help of the following seluor Martha Stouffer Beatnce May Peggy Morgan Mary Emma Rohrer T , vt.. 1 f Lib ar Our library since its orgamzatlon in 1925 has been run by hbranans from the Junior and senior classes. ln the spnng of 1950 the Juniors be- gan tralmng sophomores because of the seniors, with added responslbili ties had less time to work ln the library We have received a large number of very good books this year, which have been catalogued by vanous members of the club This year during Book Week the library put on an assembly along with the sophomore Enghsh classes called, GREETINGS FROM BOOKLAND Some of the duties of the llbrarlans are dustmg repalrmg of books keeping shelves in order keeplng fllQS in order Slglllllg out books catalog mg books keepmg tables and chairs ln order and seeing that all oxerdue books are promptly returned This is more dlfflcult thls wear because the library ls used as a classroom many periods of the day The library sponsor is Miss Fox and the head librarian is Florence Ebersole SENIOIB Ethel Moore June Page Jane Stemer Alice Wolfe Janie Troutman Florence Ebersole JUNIORS Janet Bruce Jane Dersham Arden Lenig Janet Spease Myrtle Lilley Richard Rhodes Morris Strickland Dorothy Graff Miles Owen Y Junior ed OSS President ---A, -'--'A',-- '---- Janet Spease Vice President .'---AA,----AAAA.... Joyce Auxt Secretary .----- af Alice-Faye Leonhard Treasurer --A44- ---------------'--- I Pat Sterner This year there are 5-4 members in the club. Since so many students were interested in Junior Red Crow work it was decided to enlarge the club. A school chest was filled by the students to send to a foreign country and also a correspondence album was made for the same purpose. Several dances and a bake sale were held during the year. The club made 350 tray favors at Christmas time to be used in Veter- ans Hospitals. Cookies, bed jackets, stuffed toys, card table covers' made in Home Economics for use in Veterans and Children's Hospitals. Dart boards were also made by the Shop boys. The club was represented at the Training Center held at Indiantown Gap by two members of the club, Janet Spease and Joyce Auxt. 1 Q5 Q gf Cafeteria Sta ff The proof of the success of any undertaking lies in its continued growth. This year's growing pains' resulted in several evidences of our cafeteria's advancing maturity. The kitchen equipment made room for new large kettles, double boil ers etc. For the primary groups new divided all-steel trays holding the bottle of milk and the desert on an even keel and three dozen new servmg tmys added to our former pile makes the bother of cleaning thou used earlier on rush days a chore of the past. Ten of the widely advertised folding all-aluminum tables let the boys encourage the girls to help prepare the gym for dining, also the new folding chairs with rubber smubbers on the feet provide for the lucky ones restful visiting after eating. The service for the cafeteria trade has been improved by the addition of a second steam table which is placed on the gym floor, thus permitting simultaneous streams of customers, and the purchase of a fourteen cubic foot deep-freeze unit which has been placed in the Home Economics room to be used in conjunction with courses there as well as for the proper storage of all purchased foods has greatly reinforced the economy side of the food budget. Another step forward is signified by the addition of a second skilled cook in the cafeteria kitchen. Mrs. Helen Shatto has been the chef for five years, and this year has been assisted by her daughter, Mrs. Lillian Bryant, both of whom attended the institute held by the State Educational Department and from which each received a certificate upon completion of the course of instruction in School Lunch Workers Training. R3Ym0nd Barrick ---------' '---- Ma nager John Hoff , A Donald Reisinger -- ------f -,.- A sst. Mgr. Mrs. Donaldlalflmauss ..,. . gsgylelilgrg. George Petennan -'---------------A------ Buyer Mrs. L. W. Bell ,... ,.,,,. ,.,. , , Supervlsm. v 3 'll - Dramatic Clu Pl'88id0llt ----------f-----'-----AA Gloria, Weaver Vice President -,..---,Y-.- Peggy Mm-gan Sedftafy ----- ------4-- Sam Jane Carnes Treasurer 4........ ................... J me Ste!-ner Five new members, Nomia Jean Sweger, Carol Moyer, Nancy Taylor, John Dirst, Ronald Leonhard were joined to the Dramatic Club at the Dramatic Club Party November 21. Other members of the Dramatic Club are: S311 18110 Carnes Jimmie Inu Johnson Peggy M0l'88ll Mary Emma Rohrer Jane Stemer Joyce Miller Phyllis Emert Janet Spease Martha Sbouffer Lynn McGuire Beatrice MBS' Neil Hickoff JUU0 P380 George Petemian Jane Troutman Miles Owen Gloria Weaver The Dramatic Club Play given February 1 was a comedy-farce, Great Caesar's Ghost. Members of the cast were: Great,Caesar's Ghost -------------'- --------' see n by nobody Mrs. Penelope Maxwell '--'---- ---' Ma ry Emma R0hl'el' Johnson ...-A,---.-,-.--.----.----------4------------.. - ----'------ J0l'lll Dirst Esther .................................... ------.--4-,---- J oyce Miller Dick 0'Donnell ---'----- --'--------'-'--4----- Mi les OWU!! Tommy Tucker ------------- ---------- G e0l'ge Pefefllla-l'l Phoebe Delloyster ----4--A--4 --------------------- J une Page Deborah DeRoyster ---'-------- ------- P eggy Morgan Mahjah the Myster -----4------------' --------- N eil HiCk0ff Uncle Phidias Farthengale --4------------- Lynn MCGllil'e Hattie ....................... , ...................... .. ........,.. Beatice May Aunt Polly Maxwell ---------4----'---- ---- Martha Stollffer This play was under the direction of our sponsor, Mrs. L. W. Bell. Y it sf CleeClub The glee club made its first appearance at Christmas time with a very good Christmas program. It received many compliments on its ap- pearance and its blending of voices. One of the highlights of the concert! was a sextette which consisted of June Page, Peggy Morgan, Janet Spease, Phyllis Emert, Barbara Morris and Sara Jane Cames. Many of the glee club members participated in the Perry County Music Festival at Newport, which proved very educational. One other event of the year was its Spring Concert which was very beautiful. The officers of the glee club are: President ----' -------' Sa ra Jane Carnes Vice President ---'---'---4--1- Gloria Weaver Secretary Treasurer Pat Sternel' AX N. N , M my X Qc: Q Q 5 j iv ng, pf .QQ ',,.. BA The band has been very active this year. We have marched at all the home football games and a few of the games held away from home. Dur- ing the week of Halloween we were the busiest. We marched at Marys- ville, Newport, New Buialo and our own parade in Duncannon. t For the Fireman's Parade in Harrisburg we marched through the rain for about an hour. It was worth it though: we got out of school for it. On another day in Harrisburg we participated in the Band Contest. We mme through very well. The band front was awarded superior rating and the band was judged as excellent. The band front has gotten new uniforms which add greatly to its 8DDC8l'8l'lCC. To help pay for these new uniforms the band has been selling plastic cushions. We have also held two bake sales. Both have Pf0V9d very successfuL Armistice Day was cold and dreary. On that day we were marching in Duncannon and in the afternoon at Newport. The last event of the year was the Memorial Day Parade. The officers of the band are: President H ,, , , , . ,, Sara Jane Carnes Yige Pfegidgnt , H A , ,V ,,,,,,,, ,,,, . ,, Gitlflkl XVQZIVCI' Secretu1'5fT1'easu1'er , , . , , . W . . 1 f Llwyd SUAUDD ,ma NX fxfg X X 5 Sill XX X , 3 K X 'X Fm N i W R Q J J J' , , w fi Y Ji u 5 'K J r ' lx Q '45 E M' -5. - 9 1 31s -ll enior C1155 Fl , HERE COMES PATRICIA Cast of Characters QFirst Nighty Mrs. Carrol ---------'--,..------A ---- A--------- M a rtha Stouffer Elsie Crowder ---'---- f-4 -- ------ Jane Sterner Mrs. Smith-Porter -4------ --v-,.4. Ma ry E. Rohrer Angelina Knoop --- -'4-v -fff--f-f-f-- P atsy Charles Minnie Knoop --'4'f -- ---- -- Patricia Grayson -'------ ---- Janet Manning Peggy Morgan Jimmy Clark ----------- -'--'-A- G eorge Peterman Elbert Hastings ,------- '---',' '----4,-' J o hn Dirst Adam Wade ',--------'AA-A-. --',A--'-- R onald Leonhard Tim Hopper --------',,-- --------Ve Bud Flannigan -- -vv Lynn McGuire Marshall Deckard 1 3 gy I xi J . my r... l 1 VV -L is N. H4 L M sa I 1:-, 4 mw- ., .R Senior Class Play HERE COMES PATRICIA Cast of Characters 4Second Nighty Mrs. Carrol -vvfvf -'--'f - -- Elsie Crowder ..---- - A- Mrs. Smith-Porter Angelina Knoop f Y - Minnie Kngop ..,...,...., ,.,,.,. Patricia Grayson Jimmy Clark --fv V Elbert Hastings -- -J ff Adam Wade ----.----f V V- V f Tim Hopper '------- Janet Kunkel -- -- - Ethel Moore -- Jane Troutmann Dorothy Brubaker Rose Sterner Sara Jane Cames V- Vefr Neil Hickoff Paul Knuth f Emory Freet Raymond Barrick Bud Flannigan ,----,A A ,,,--'--, Jesse Bowman , ,Y, :Q X ,J I , s- L A 4 new-Q MAYDAYSNAP SLOTS ,HX ! ootball qua Nick Piccolo endmg his flfth year 'is coach of Duncannon High School s Football team turned out one of the most successful teams it has had for many seasons-winning nine games and losing two It lost by sux pomts to Williamstown and by only three pomts to Bolling Springs It won two trophies in the Perry County League One was a travhng trophy which to take full possession of you must win first place in the Perry County League three times Duncannon and New Bloomfield have each won it once It was also runner up in the Twin Valley Conference The Cannons had the greatest offensive team in the history of Dun cannon High School scoring 313 pomts It also had only 54 points scored against it which is a very fme record George Peterman and Marshall Deckard were elected co-captains by their teammates at the end of the year. Much credit goes to Mr. Piccolo and his assistant Mr. Linta for developing a fine team. Duncannon Duncannon Dunmnnon Duncannon Duncaxmon Duncannon Duncannon Duncannon Duncannon mDuneannon Duncannon York Springs --- ---4--4 - Juniata Joint --f---'-A--- 0 Williamstown -------- 19 0 Highspire ----v-----'----.---- 0 Marysville --A-A.- - ------- 0 Boiling Springs ........ 9 Lykens -----A- - ------ - ------- 0 New Bloomfield ---- 7 Carson Long -A-A ---4-- - 12 Millersburg ------A-A-,----- 7 Newpqrt ...,........... -... 0 I 9 X KW ffLCCfCL.SfxfiKLK.KK.JYfl'ffKJ ov wvl w.JT Hwvv I O e.T6 DQK 2 B Q T255 P' LF' DQ mp D qTCJx mmwamnmmmvwwvf ,D , U - 15 - X ,K Vg as L, LL B, 3 ik I r 1... .K Q, U , ij ,fa X 'M 1 1 B 077 eg In C7 Y 3 J gt J at L ., ie it- uf ' , Q P 5 R75 5 f V i - usp ! 5 5 5 H era -- -av my l W, l n f WM'5 4 fl S BF .2 - i 'rv ff 5 A' 5 i fi y ,v f 4 t , bgl . 5355 Gps I 7 1 -L43 ' Y - SL CT' 12 1 e t swf 1- X 16 Q ,f we 1 'ie f is W if ' , Ve X 4 5 Y L20 'gy 15 17 Duncannon Duncannon Duncannon Duncannon Duncannon Duncannon Dnmcannon Duncannon Duncannon Duncannon Boys askefb all The boys started their season by playing some non-league games. After their good showing in those games they felt they were ready for the start of a successful season in league games. The team's confidence was unshaken until meeting Juniata Joint: that was the one and only loss during the first half of the season thus forcing the team to second place. In the second half the Cannons lost to Juniata Joint, and also to New- port by a very small margin. This was by far the hardest game to lose because that loss forced the Cannons into third place in the league for the season. The season's record was 16 wins and 4 loses, an enviable record for next year's team to better-if they can. HlHhSPil'0 H 4----A---'---A 22 Duncanmn .-.- 48 Juniata Joint ------,- C. L. I- ---------------1-'------ 31 Duncannon .... 47 Greenwood --,,----------- - C. L- I- -'--- -----'--'AA- ---- 27 Duncannon .... 49 Alumni -----'----'-.,.-4'-- Boiling Springs ---- 27 Duncannon .,,. 49 Blain ---------,---'--44--4------- Highspire -'-------------- 38 Duncannon ---- 34 New Bloomfield -A-- Blain -'--'------'-----4-44A-- -- 20 Duncannon .... 34 Newport -----,-------------- New Bloomfield '--- 16 Dungannon .... 39 Marysville .,--,.,.----.... Newport ----------- - 44----- 26 Dungannon .... 46 Gfeenpark ----4----------- Marysville -------------4'4 20 .Duncannon -... 36 Juniata Joint -------- Greenpark ----',---------- 28 Dungannon ,... 66 Greenwood ----.-.,-,,- 64 25 47 28 20 36 22 16 41 35 T 'fplayoff -e - WN' 4, gw. 7 - f: . - A A, k 1 ' .K - , r, X VY G11-ls A skztlmll The basketball team started the season by winning the first game 61-51. About the middle of the season something happened. We were tied for first place with Blain the first half of the year. In the play-off game, we were defeated. We ended the season in third place. The forwards were Martha Stouffer, Jane Dersham, Sara Jane Carnes, Janet Kunkel, Dorothy Brubaker, Irene Lukens, Jane Bolden, Catherine Kelly. The guards were Beatrice May, Dorothy Shatto, Helen Campbell, Jane Sterner, Peggy Amdt, Nancy Carpenter, Janet Spease, Jane Lauster, Mae Gallagher. Barbara Smith and Shirley Eckard, our student managers, have proved very efficient this year. Duncannon Blain -------A-----------'-- Duncannon New Bloomfield Duncannon Newport -----A-------- Duncannon Marysville ----..'--- Duncannon Greenpark -.-.'----- Dunmnnon Juniata Joint '- Duncannon Greenwood -----A-'-- xnuncannon 3 n ,...................,. Duncannon 'll --------- - ------ -- Duncannon New Bloomfield Duncannon Newport ----e--- -A-- Duncannon Marysvillz --,.4-,--- Duncannon Greenpar -,-------- Dunmnnon Juniata Joint .- Duncannon Greenwood --------- Sav Na T3 intl TMFFU I Cap E-m DJ hj K l Bea Q...y.. it, Marsh Xu Reis v f?Vi 1 3 4' .ir Cheer leaders ARLENE PAT ROSE PATSY NORMA ALICE FAYE CAROL MISS SHORT MARY We started the year with three girls from last year. They are, Rose Sterner, Patsy Charles, seniors, and Patricia Stemer, sophomore. The student body elected three new girls to be permanent cheerlead- ers and two to act as substitutes this year to take the place of the cheer- leaders who graduated this year. The new cheerleaders are Arlene Barrick, and Alice Faye Leonhard, juniors, and Norma Peters, freshman, and the substitutes are Carol Moyer, junior, and Mary Fishel, freshman. We did our best cheering at all the football games and basketball games. We hope we encouraged the teams. We want to thank the student body for their fine support and also Miss Short who is our new sponsor. Rose Stemer was elected captain and Patsy Charles co-captain. X Eb YR, Rial 9 ,J New H' sq li A . K M' H ALUN N1 On ilu folloum plges are llu nmus of the memhus of tha 1,1 uluxtln rlnssu hefole ll IX xu In ls suunss ul lx thu hue hun 1 I ndu ltms Preuous to 189, NL1rw Stuart leannle Shatto Ioseph Hochlander 1 harles Jones AIICE Brune lohn Ixugler R lones lhfa Xlmx I lknnell ll llll xm II llls Kdel ude Sahlllel lmie Ilcll Imnnu Vlllls H01 ce 'llclxrnlle Ida Vhlson Nelln Stexens I lol ence Derrick Xdl Brunel Frank Ifllls L lrrle Wilson 1 I ASS OF I2-99 Iolm Boyd I 1 :nk Schellmlex Irin lllllllltfllllll CIASS OF 1893 Flbx H xrtman Jessle Hartman CI ASS OF 1891 Hugh Boyd 'lllrgaret Black AIICG Q lower 1 lmrlu If I 'me llbert M I ane Ch lrles I A K'13s Phoebe Schelbley CI ASS OI' 189a Bessie Bergstresser Frank Clsna Mabel Carpenter Jessle May all Martha J Rlf e Annabel Swartz l aura Wertz Charles Zimmerman fl ASS OF 1896 Lharles Bender Anme Cephart I uy Matlack Iydward Taylor Wllham Young CLAbS OF 1897 Mars Boyer Clam Llkel Hattle Nhller LLXSS OF 1898 No Class CI XSS OI' 1899 I gorge Bowers lhlham Hemperly I mda I ane Vllllmm II B Pennell Ralph Ulsh Blanche DePugh Olne Boyer Wlan Early llrlen Harper Wlabel I 0Wlb lluxew VIolpert CI ANS OF 1901 Nathan Graham Pearl Johns on lhomas Laurlmer 1 on Reed Ralph Reed Ianme Lnmmerman Ll XSS OF 1902 'Who X Bruner Ilurs Bucke Llara Elliott 'll aud Smlth Slrah Whit Ardella Arnold Vhlham Laird L harles McCoy Oscar Noss Hawley Whlte Cl ASS OF 1903 ho Class ll ASS OF 1904 Mmam Jenkyn Edwm Wase lohn Gamber Charles Bothwell Llw de Cummmgs Mars Elhott Susxe Reeder Mary Rnsboro D ' ' Q - ,gg 1 Y 5 1 f '1 1 A pg '1.'.: - ' 1 . . . I. I 1 4 L, ' ' 1 I A, ' 1' - Nm 1 A 1 1 -' -, 1' . . . 1 1 .. U f ' 2 5, , ' I ' I A- Y. . ' 'ltr A 1 ' 5 'Al . I I 7' ' . . ' 1' . i ' 1 . . 4 x n, . -rl ' . ' Y 1 1 ' URW! Smart CLASS OF 1900 I ., 1 x 1 4 W i xi ' I . . ... A ' I A .W . Y , , , , Y 4' 1 ' 1 T I Q' . . . -, , . . I M. , I 1 1 ' ' ' I I . B - ' ' 7' ' 1 AX Ala ' If , I 1 '. . . I. , , , I x . I - , ' ' 1 Q I. . 1 . , . - . I I .'1 ' ' e ,Nw 1 uf I. I . I L- . , II , . I. I I c , Y . A I ' a ,l I - ,' H S ALUMN II XSS OI 100: Rolmtltfl Su 1rtL If mm l H lrllng., FPICQ Iulrd Iuse Ialld Iohn O Be lm Irlce Reed l III H IW lohn '1IcI'os St mln llmmtrm1n Ilovd Holl'1nd S ldlc AIIIIII' Ilorence Smlth Igor I I Illlltl' Mlr lret Owen P du lrd Rlcl IFIIIIIS lfllcklnffer CI ASS OF 1906 Ieolge lxrlck KIISSLII Nlllt1'1baug,h AIILQ WIIIIII I llr'1 Sttele lcnl Holl lnd Nl ug., uet Rlghtel CLASS 01' 1907 I' dll l .lenln n I ltherlnc H IWILQ Mlrgllet I 1XlISOIl l Illellls NIIIII. lames Llmmermin Ollxer Lummlnga R I'loll'ln I lmpbell Wlfllgiret Potts Ialrle Robboro 511111101 Nllchener Dol 1 Wllller Illrl Dum NLM Shallenllergcr Belle H lrpel Nellle Pa e II XSS OF 1908 Knnl D W llls Ihly I lghtner Il XSS OI 1909 No Ilasa II XSS OF 1910 IIIIILS W lllel Ilellllh Rlghter vlllen I IIDIDIQI Hou lrd Reeder .I Ieliue Hess Ihurles If Dunkle Ind Jenkyn Ruth Wllls II Abs OF 1911 Murthl Ann Hunter Ilorence Hllper Il ASS OI' 1917 Iolln I DeHlwen Samuel Bucke II XSS 01' 1913 Xletl I'I'1lD9l' 11111 1- 51111111 lostplllm Belm NIIIII Iluntu If l I lu mg 11lIIll.I11 IIIOWII Beullh Reflnl kdl Plge u ine lssmole Il XSS OF 1914 I lthlllllc Hlmllton Box Heckcndorn II X95 OF 1911 Flos d I epperd Ruth Hflrllng, 511 l I eppt rd HI Y lell, lel 1112113 MIDFI lson Arthur My ere S'lr1 Iromlelgh If lnler Hamllton Rae bny der Il ASS OI' 1916 Helen Xoung, Ruth W olpert I'1n Llglltnel Helen Achenblch Ayleb Owen Robelt Morrow II ASS Ol' 1917 H llly Arney Edward Robboro Ruth Johnbton Ifalth Mlller Dewey kennedy Wllrthn Mlchenel 'N1'1e Morrow Bl mehe Lell I lul lIlOI'llpS0l'l WIIFIIII I clry I l ice Haas I ladle I CWIS I LA,SS OI' 1919 I I0 Bucke Ioller I ender l lce I Ikoy DLII u en Ilene lxent 'f lrle Lepper 1 IIITI I l e Xlfl ed Nllller QIIIKIOII I'lnes Ruth Rllxnel l IIIOI l tl 1901 e Iennell Iohn I Wahl II 'ISS 0111910 Corl Lepperd I OUISE P lrsons lf Isle Glass 'VI lrth 1 Smlth Ruth 1VlIklnson Albel I l Morrls XIIII l Bunk lloo kllu YV lhl Ieon Reed If lorx ncc I1 lmller Estelh Hetrlck ILISS 0F 1970 I lace Vlckum 11111111 H lrper N1 llth 1 Mlllcr Hurry Arter hdwlrd Reltel I l lnt Nllxell llmes Buckaloo I IIIIOII. Ioudcn lxllke Ahndflr II ISS OI 19,1 Peul Morrow Helen Bender bmlth DOTIS I epperd Pearl Lower Fthel Taylor Wllllam Fflson Iulla I eohel.,an Donald lsluck Irafton Hlltner Iarl Achenbach Edward Geohegan II ASS OI' 1927 'VIlrl'1m I lckel Rebecca Ilonllelgh Hannah Way barah Kllnedlnst FIl7'1b61I1 Bunn 01119 W'1g,ner XIICE Beck I 9011.6 Young, Lllflord H lIlllIt0l1 110116 Hlltner Ihom IS Hunter Russell Ifarnlnger John Seabold LI ASS OF 1953 I eorl,l1 Gamber I'Il7lIl91h H lye Helen Hlltnel Halle Nlutzabaugh Ifladyb Plnes Ruth Rlfe Rosanna Shearer I xtherlne Vllentlne Ruth Weuer Xlfl ed Prev Iecll Hockcnherry lebter Nlorrow 0 0 0 I 'If 5 - 'A fn' 1 L, ll... . . , N , I ,, ... . ,.. S Y, , . .. ' 4 . 2 . ' . . ' 2 1 4 1 1' , 2 l' A 2 ' .2 A. V I-I 1 - ' ,' A. - 1,21 .. 1 . . ' ' 2 L c K L , . 2 2 ' - . 12 - Y ' , . . I.. .. . I.2'- 2 lcv - 2 ' ' . . ' 2 ' . .. , V l g 2 1 A . x x x' ' ' K: l' I I A , , : ' 1 , ,' I2 .. .vf A ,I '. .: W '2 ' ' ' I I 'Z .2 l , , , 5 A-. . 2 2 L. 1 -X U., It It . 2 4' I 1 v f- 4 . 1. . . I. gg- I2.. 2 22 -. P-.1 . I H . ..,. .. 1 1 ' P2 .', W' 2' '.2 ' I I F' 1A1x'LY u I A 2 2 2 2' 2 Lg- 2 X , . , , Y ,L , . , 1'2 I I , l . .- ,A I AKA 1 I -- .2 - , ,, Y .. ' I . . -2 A , , . ' Y. ff! . A. ' K r 1 5 1 I . 2' .2 '2 I X , I 2 V A L 1 A xx E' 4 r 1 11 1 u 4 2 4 v -'Q Alun 4 .4 1 2 2 A . Az.,z. , . , L 2' . . - , 4 L f r V , . I , AC. 1 , v , I I I , ,Inhn Swegar Ruth Shaver 1 . ,. 4 I . 1 ,2 ' 2 ' 12. ,. . , 2 2 .. J ' -v ' . 1 ' I 1 4 I - ' u. ' h 1 f- x r ' ' 4 . l Y ' w .' '. 'r ' - . I 4 K 12 Z ' ' 4 1- 'n ' A1 I '21 , . --. .. 2 1 .1 1 - . 2 . ., 2 ... ll V ' I I rl 'A PS , . ' . I 4 A 2 1- , , 2 . . 1 , . . ,A. . I Y 7 A A lf. , , . I lr r 2 . ' , . 'r 1 2 l . ' I . . 1' l F Y K ,.. i . l. V' 2 , ' I 2, . K , ' A ' ,, 1,-I. ' Il 2 ' fl .. , 2, .. . , . v 1 .- , I 1 , , x .1 4 S L , H JM . 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Xlll2 2g J 2 2 , I, 131- 4' ,l , , V - .I 2 I fe 2 , - I v .. y ' ' I I , gg. 1 3 . . , V K u ua 4 I X DHS ALUMN Ll AlsS Ol' 'I tontd Ixmts Nlutl tb :ugh Lh lrles Pennell Ray 'lntler hmm Wolpert tl ASS OF 1924 If Dorothy Hartz I race Heffley Ruth Smlth Inna I age Della Lharles Olne Morrow Myrtle Orlffxth Mary Gross Helen Beers I olltl Thompson John Hlltner Stiles Summy Raymond Beck Rudolph Beale Roy Look teoxge Nl Lewls tlaxr Swelgard James Matlack James Johnston CLASS OF 192.: Mary E Buckaloo Lottie I Mutzabaugh Helen M Slocum Helen M Ulsh Vnvlan K Weaver Harry C Barton Ralph O Collins Walter J Manning Earl W Slmonton L LASS OF 1926 I netchen Beale Marv A Bender Itmory H Llugston Jessie Mae 19611 Helen S Charles Nelson F Dowdrlck Pnul Ifuller Horace S Fenstemacher J Wlllxam Huggins Harold D Kluck Latherme S Krlck Iestel W Louden M rbel O McCann Irung M. Martin Warren L Matlack Mary E Rexflne Mary S Spease Russell Snuth Madelme W Valentine Bertha F Steele Rice F Weawer Samuel J Weaver LLASS OF 1927 I arl Allen Walter Baxmnger Anna Bender I lhan Dowdrlck l ltherme Fegan M ntha Hamllton Ilcltn Hoover Sara l ehman Ruth I ewls Ixnthnn Matlack I uclndl Peters Inthryn Morris 'Sl ldge Slef, 'Ilxx Manning, Host Rummy VI 'nren Wieck Ihlmont Swengard hhlllldlfl Wagner tl ASS OF 1928 J xmes Albright Ralph Anderson I enora Bender Russell Bender Russell Blanyan Bertha Beck Russell Eckroth Harm I Ifortneg 'II mon Camber Fugene Feaser L Mane Hunter Helen Hoover xhlllldm S Ku len I I orena 'Vlell V131 w Elwabeth Leu ns ltfxrl Wixller Iohn Vlay Helen W Mlller Orulle 'Vis ers Duld Wlaxwell Helen W Nxckel xrn E Reed M re Spease Donald Smith flux Stambaugh N edalvn I Thompson Helen M Telgler tl -XSS OF 1929 Marv Bamlnger I url Barton Bt ntrlce Beale Richard Derrick Ray mond I uwler Ivzthryn Keck Alice Krlck Mary Kugler Alice Mftxwell Ruth Nlckel Helen Owen Anna Reed Iean Smlth Paul Snyder Arthur Spease Brant Steele Wnlllam Taylor Violet Toland ll ASS OI' 19.30 John Mutlabaugh Alun Morrow Jesse Rheem Iosephme Smith J tsper Shearer Helen Hlbbs Ixxthryn Kevxlle beorge Ifley hllllljll Summy I eneueve Mutmbaugh James Bender Dorothy Reese Jack Brmer Ruth Auman II ax ne Reese hmma Snyder XI ilter Spease Irene Slmonton .lack Wetrel Howard L-amber Charles Glass Harold Relter Ruth Taylor I ester Feaser QL-XSS OF 1931 Mabel Reed James W Gelhach tatherlne Spease Helen Tasker Xnna Clouser Ixathex me Meck tlara Mutzabaugh Nlmam Auman 'Ida Lesher Ihallotte McCann 'Ilargaret Johnson Dxllls Hemperlex lxmes Dowdrlck It lnood Barnlnger D lYld I usler Beulah lckes Ihlham Sund xy Ruth Orns l eliue Mutlab ruth Rosemary Mmexal Dwight Shexrer Ihllum Mutzabxugh l' dw nd Mlthenel S xmuel H imllton I rudence Bender l Inwood Homer tl ASS OI1 193, 'Illldred W ltuhoust I ladys Kirk Stewart Young M ll tha Mumper I dnl McKelx ew wllfldm Owen holet Klner Pearl Spease I eorge Mader Edna Mutlabaugh C b C 1: .1 1 '1 1 1 ' - A J 4 1 , s . ' l 1 K Y 1 v J' 1 1 .s A K J 1 4 ' I I ' V.. 1 1 1 1 ' 1 2 ' 'Q ' J ' v- v .1 I . , L l , F p - J, r L 1 r 1- 'R . . ' , ' ' - L gj r Q -' Y. . ,. 1 ' ' . Y S ' ' 1 1 - 1 ' ' ' 1 1. '1 ' 1 . v 1 J' 1 1 S 'A l , ' , 5 . 1 'V' 1 1 . Y' ' ' 1 Y 1 y 1 2 x . af, , 1 1 Q y 1 A. '. 1, . .1 . , A41 4 ' L 4 I1awrence I1. Barmnger Qefald -fmlel' I-1l17abeth Barton L 14 . ' -' . . 1 A X' Y ' g ' A 1 1 z ' 1 I - . . -. , . . A . ,. . hi Z . 2 2 - . L I v ' 1 A ' 1 I r A , . . , . V . a J V 1 K 2 V , -. . . , s . 1 . N 1. .1 A r- 2 , 1 - , ..,. .. 1 , I L K . ' '1 . 1 ,- 1 -. . ' 1 2 ' ' 2 ' 1. . - 1 , ' , 1 4 1 in su ' Y j 1 1 Q ' .' A 11 QS J fl. z . D Y V. . L I , . V, , V 1. . . 1 ' ' , I . . 'I . 1 11 1 1. - 1 , DI-I S ALUM CLASS OF 1932 Contd Katherme Sands Esther Spease Lee Morrow Ruth Llghtner Clalre Wxlson Vlrglma Ulsh Leonard Waltz Mary Hamilton Elwood Derr Sarah Kugler Elmer Hunter Ethel Boyles Marlm Orrls Dorothy Cooper Helen Lehman Verna Peters George Hamxlton Ida Frltz Warren Llghtner Blanche Carnes John Spease Grace Lbersole Nelson Holland Ollve Smxth Kenneth Rxder Charles Kluck Annabel Roth Frlmore Glass Ahce Mader CLASS OF 1933 Harry Bachtel Margaret Tasker Robert May Beatrice Perry Evelyn Sweger Washington Barr Gladys Leedy Dorothy Kmes Wxlham Weldon Bertha Knuth Helen Taylor Stuart Derrlck Grace Ellenberger Donald Llghtner Beatrlce Morrns Eugene Ledger Dorothy Hess Roy Buckwalter Marguerlte Mules Roy Owen John Sterner Paul Clouser Edwm Thompson CLASS OF 1934 John Kmrkpatrxck Max Llddlck Dorothy Smith Richard Miller Mary Pierce Robert Fox Walter Peterman Robert Smith Calvln Cromlelgh Paul Campbell Fred Hartz Dorothy Keel Anna Mader Janet Smlth Harold Wagner Thelma Holland Ruth Johnson Elsie Snyder Simmons Toland Romame Mumper Isabelle Rxchter Allce Klucker Tony Geegee Dorothy Kugler Howard Lusk Mmnxe Smith Paul Ebersole Pauhne McKeen Charles Zelgler Eleanor Beers Paul Shearer Thomas Mutzabaugh Thomas Cook Roy Fry Dale Shearer Sarah Fritz Bradford Auman Gertrude Shatto James Ford Margaret Raub Lester Weldon Mary Haas Paul Kauffman Helen Lauver Wllllam Bender Hazel Mxller Curtxs Snuth Anna Wllson Mxllard Thompson Richard Swank Earl Koltrlder Lloyd Krlck lSylv1a Lepperd Earl Llghtner Jeanne Llghtner Richard Mader Lloyd Malseed Ida May Verna McKeen John Mxller Ruth Mutzabaugh Charles Noye Ruth Owen Wxlham Patton Jr Anna Rumbaugh Edgar Smith James Steele Donald Sterner Orpha Acker Harry Bender Verna Bender Margaret Berrler Florence Boyles Kathryn Byers Edna Cook Alice Cooper Ruth Cromlexgh George Dowdrlck John Doyle Kenneth Ellenberger Alfred Grxfflth John Halr Lawrence Hornberger Horace Hoffman Wilma Hostetter Mlrlam Hudson Edgar Kxrk CLASS OF 1936 Kent Baker Ruta Carey Marlm Conklln Anna Dlsabato Eunice Dunkle Mildred Boyer Carl Clouser Mary Cooper Cora Dowdrlck Esther Ebersole Ruth Ebersole Francis Fry Chrlstma Garman Janet Hess Francis Hoffman John Fox Ruth Gamber Ernest Hartz Betty Hetrlck Marlon Holland Thomas Holland Alton Kxrkpatrlck Edwin Kugler George Lepperd Helen Johns Richard Kmer Samuel Knuth Quentlne Llghtner Lucllle Lmeweaver Margared Lenlg Carl Lmsenbach Lloyd Mader Herbert Manewal hllzabeth Maller John Lewls Kenneth BYIHCNCII Wllham Mader Walter McKelw ey Gerald Morris Paul Morrow Ruth Nove Russell Raub X lctorla Potter Wxlllam Rlchter 'llelwm Jlutf nbaugh 0 g Q w' , . Karl Zerfing CLASS OF 1935 Thelma Keel G DH S ALUMNI CLASS OF 1936 Contd Stanley Peters Frnest Rumbaugh Rlchard Reem Mnrnam Spease Rebecca Spease Ina Zelgler Wxlbur Laird Peter Sterner Ruth Troutman Marjorxe Zerfmg Merle Peck John Zelgler CLASS OF 1937 Florence Aucker Ona Auman Paulme Barrick Paul Bolden Lecxle Bornman Elsle Flckes Sara Asper Charles Baker Carl Belton Casper Bornman Carl Bornman Jeanette Smith Nelson Charles Isabelle Cretzmger Robert Derrick Davld I'r1tz Guy Hetrlck Clarence Llouser X nlan Dauberman Ruth Frltz Earl Hannlton Ruta Inner Mary Ixlrkpatrlck Kathryn Klxne hrglnla McKelvey Joseph Mutzabaugh Esther Reed C-ladys Sands Marguerltte Ledger Ray Lalrd Landis Mlller Charles Raub Betty Reese t lova Scott Ahce Shope Hafner Seng Marlm Shower Thomas Spease Elwood Smlth Clarence Toland Dorothy Sxmonton Thay er Sexg Blanch Sklvmgton t atherme Smlth Charlotte Summy Isabelle Woleslagel Jack Weaver CLASS OF 1938 Edgar Herr Evelyn Provard Jean Tart Irlora Auxt Warren Barton Robert Fortney Lenora Blxler Danlel Barnmger Helen Bornman Vlolet Bornman Mary Bothwell Maynard Weldon James Cromlelg Laura Boyer 'Vlartha Cromlelgh Lamar Cook Florence Maxwell Donald Byers Llllxan Tasker C erald Dowdrlck Emma Durst John Khne Edna Gamber Lllllan Klner Thelma Hemperl Margaret Made Pearl Weaver Rnchard Lmsenbach Stanley Shearer Frances Lxlley Grace Owen Rnchard Hoover Isabel Sterner Susan Pursel Robert Snyder Mildred Orr Bertha Maguire Bruce Owen CLASS OF 1919 Thomas Reem N nrgmla Lepperd Jean Spahr Lester Keel Betty Mutzabaubh Lester Zelgler Mary Achenbach Cralg Albright George Auman Evelyn Batting Homer Bornman Arthur Boyles Elsle Campbell Luther Carnes Margaret Carpenter Lounse Clouser Charles Cummings Anna Deppen Charles Deppen Stewart Duncan Frances Ebersole Paul Fortney Arlene Fry W1ll1am Gamber Willard Gussler Florence Haas Maynard Hamilton t eorge Herr Rudolph Kammler Frances Kxrk John Knuth Donald Ledger Bernice Llnsenbach Mlldred Lukens Jay Mlller Jess Preston Edward Naylor Charlotte Raub Mary Raub Wllham Smith Jeanette Snyder Vlargaret Spease Bertha Swalls Betty Swank Thomas Toland Helen Wagner CLASS OF 1940 Kenneth Barrick Norma Beers James Bolden Dorothy Deblase Kenneth DeLancey Homer Dowdrlck Frank Carman Guy Grayblll Pearl Hammaker Paul Hepfer Janet Hoffman Mary Holland Ruth Holland Charles Keel Certrude Kltner Vlrgmla Lalrd Charles Lepperd Paul Lewls Priscilla Lxddlck Nancy Llghtner Beverly Lukens Mary Jane Lusk Howard Maguire Ruth Maguire Hazel May Vlrgmla McKay Betty Butrabaugh Ruth Radle Frances Roller Stephen Sheets Max Smith Norma Snuth Violet Smith Jame Snyder Kenneth Steele I 1 f 7 - . . A . . . L 1 . . V 2 ' h X l l . . I Q 4 , . , . , Y r I F ' Q be - Y ' . , , 1 ' is ' lhiiofnl Uousef Thelma Mutmbaugh Jean Evans ,. T. . I S . . , V v- - - I l ' Y 1 4 ' q u I . Q a . . ,. CLASS OF 1940 Cont'd Harry Sterner Olga Tasker Jacob Weldon Wayne Weldon Anme Zelgler CLASS OF 1941 Betty Albright Andrew Aldxnger Jacob Auxt Albert Baker Audrey Arter tladys Barnlnger Thomas Bender Bethea Blxler Edward Berrxer hrgmla Byers Freda Blttlng James Frltz Nancy Graff Lrna Hepfer Betty Grlfflth Vance Jones Thelma Hammaker Rose Kugler Anna Llddlck Joseph Lllley Leonard Ilddlck Marv Maguire Alberta Mutzabaugh Margaret May Helen Mutrabaugh Marjorie Mlller Betty Provard Almerta Reed Betty Rohrer Robert Reynolds Orllla Shearer Elwood Richter Norman W Shelbley Milton Elwood Shelbley Ruth Smlth Joyce Smith Florence Stansfleld Paul Smlth G emevleve Sullenberger Betty Taylor Harry W ogel Duke Weaver Betty Weldon Howard Woleslagle Mary Wright LUMNI CLASS OF 1942 Contd Irene Beers Vlrgxma Dromgold Dorothy Hamilton Dons Toldan Ellzabeth Lelgler Mary Hoak Grant Leedy Natalie Wolpert Elsie Llddlck Edward Dudley Margaret Troutman James Hepfer Audrey Barmnger Patrxck Arter I loyd Sheaffer Dorothy Carpenter Stanley Holland Helen Holland June Lam Edward Sheets Dorls Dowdrlck Rov Hllblsh Robert Pmes Lols Barnett Ifrederlck Moody Aretta Suxt Nancy Lllley Rxchard Mutnbaugh Myrtle Blauvelt Wnllxam Lukens Marlxn Klmger Bertha Klner Fern Kmer George Troutman Mary Troutman Genevleve Wolfe Dorothy Raub CLASS OF 1943 James Matlack Phyllis Provard Edythe Desbato Betty Barrxck Jean Albright Ioulse Bxttmg Ceorge Achenbach Eugene Boyers Helen Boyles I uther Byers Robert Brmton Ethel Carpenter Eleanor Byers Zella Dowdrlck Ifranklm Cook Robert Wnght 7sJanet Dunkle Catherine Zelgler Sara Zelgler Wllllam Zelgler CLASS OF 1942 John Y Wills Harold Zelgler Luther Blxler Wllllam Smith John Achenbach Margle Delancey Thomas Evans Glenn Graff Charlotte Hoffman Rose Grlfflth Robert Lxddlck Wnlham Heffley Margle May Goldie Llllev CLASS OF 1943 Co Janet McKelvey Dorothy McKendree Joyce Magulre Jeanne Moffltt Vanme Quigley Dorothy Owen Freda Raub Rlchard Pmes Robert Sheaffer Ruth Raub Thomas Sheaffer Howard Rohrer Monroe Shearer Wllllam Qmlth Sara Jane Tart Ruth Snavely Mary Jane Taylor Hazel Sterner Mlldred Weldon George Troup Wayne Wolford Beth Weaver Donald Zelgler CLASS OF 1944 Betty Maguire Mnldred Maglure Jean Clouser Salome Hart Lols Shuler Betty Troutman Lester Orrls Anna Marle Reem Ahce Cam Joyce Shuman Myrtle Cook Russell Klner Ahce DeLancey Ruth Raub Ada Stull Betty Johnson Harold Maglure Ina Snyder Loretta Crouse Faye Klmedmst Louxsa Fenton Paul Smith Marne Heckert Betty Lou Bentz June Klsner Thelma Toland John Rohrer Jr Bertha Hoffman Nancy Lukens CLASS OF 1945 Robert Lusk Wllmer Llddlck Thomas Allandar Raymond Naylor Eugene Quxgley 'Vorma Albright Betty Boyles ntd 0 0 O 7 . . 1 . r. . . ,. , .r . . . L . I I 1 , 4 1 ,. Y. . v Y . 1 , . - . 1 'A . A- - ' I . . Lloyd Miiglllre . . Calvin Biggers Q 1 . 1 . v H ' 1 - I . I A . . . . I 5 . . 1 ' . A I 1 'r 1 - 1 I 1 Q I A ' X H S' ALUMNI CLASS 0F 1945 Cond Pearl Barrlck Dorothy Blttlllg Harold Carpenter Robert Campbell Lmley Cumming Verna Dexte Larrlebelle Frye Allce Graff Shrrley Heffley Blanche Hoffman Beaurlce Johnson Joanne Llddick Mabel Loper Ivan Lowe Glona Magulre Mary Ellen Maxwell Carrxe Owen Vlolet Peterman Kenneth Raub Rachel Reed Leatha Saltzburg Bertha Sheets Ohve Shearer Mlldred Smith Clanr Steele Charles Steele Lols Wolpert Phylhs Wnght Margaret Woleslagl CLASS OF 4946 Dexter Baker Burnadetta Brxler LOIS Bolden Ruth Blxler Donald Bornman Mildred Campbell Jennle Cook Carroll Cook Walter Carpenter Ivan Dowdnck Janet Dressler 8 Mary Ellen Dowdrlck Fay Hackenberger Newell Hamnlto Eugene Hetrlck Rosmond Harhng Lucllle Holmes Martha Jones Wllma Kxstler Gloria Kauffman Evelyn Lalrd Margaret Lelbert Loretta Lnddlck John Letter Sylvester Lilley Horace Lusk Margaret Magulre Horace Malseed Carl Maxwell Edlth McKendee James Nickel Martha Jane Mlche Betty Palmer Charlotte Poag Rlchard Rummel Jeanne Seabold Dons Skeldmg Evelyn Smlth Shirley Sowels Jean Smlth Dawn Swartz Charles Troutman Mabel Wagner CLASS OF 1947 Robert Bolden Exa Boyer Derle Dorman Grace Clouser Paul Dougherty Romame Delmler Barry Doyle Esther Eddowes Charles Fortney Eva Fuller Esther Hammaker John Jones Beryle Lowe Sydney Klmpeter Shxrley Lukens Robert Koons Dons Muller Lester Lowe Alberta Morns Benyanun Maguire Arletta Page Jack Morgan Helen Raub Wxlham Rohrer Jeanette Rohrer Gnlbert Sloan Jean E Shearer Frank Snider Jean M Shearer Robert Stegner Jane Sload Melvm Wolpert Pearl Tasker John Yohe Betty Toland Myrtle Woods CLASS OF 1948 Catherine Albright Barbara Arndt Harry Baymlller Phyllis Berrxer Ruth Bolden Wllllam Bornlnan Dorothy Bowman George Bruce Martha Carpenter Charles Cretzmger Hxlda Crouse DEI' Audrey Deckard James Dersham Dorothy Dowdrlck Jane Emert Elizabeth Franklin Sarah Graff Charles Graff Bev erly Gross Jane Heffner Nancy Hockenbery Betty Jones Howard Kllnepeter Mae Belle Lebklckex Ruth Lesher Max Lxddlck Sally Lllley Dale McGuire Joanne McKelvey Helen Moffltt Harry Morrison Dorothy Moyer Eleanor Nay or George Mlchael P ' a Nancy lee Richter Glenn Rlcker Clayton Sheaffer Jeannme Shambaugh Francls Skeldlng Harmon Smlth Harry Smith Constance Super Robert Troup Elizabeth Warner Marlm Whxtmoyer CLASS OF 1949 Carl Auxt Dolores Auxt Betty Barlup Kenneth Bornman Joan Boyer Jean Boyles Geraldme Burd Nelson Burd Laura Cam Dolores Campbell Anita Carr Dansy Cook Phylhs Deckard Myrtle Dowdrlck James Doyle Erla Haas Roger Hlckoff Robert Johnson Vlrgne Klsner Ruth Laird Ruby Lebklcker Janet Llddlck Luella Llddlck Patncla Logan Cordllla Lowe Henry Lukens Clyde Muller Mlldred Mornssey ' 0 o J . - S . ' . I r x ' . . ' 1 . A ,F Dorothy Sqwers Gilbert Hickoff - ' 24 ' . . .l n I HS ALUMN I Class of 49 Con d Frank Mulheron John Owen Peggy Palmer Betty A Peck Janet Peters Chfford Rlssmger Mary Ann Roddy John Ruegg Margaret Shatto Freda Shearer Glorxa. Sheets Donald Simpson Betty Lou Smith James Sterner Glorxa Toland W1ll1am Wills X John Woleslagle CLASS OF 1930 Jesse Albrrght Anna Bxxler I lenn Bolden Donald Carpenter Gerald Carpenter Arlene Clouser Eleanor Clouser Harvey Cook Joan Cunkle Janet Cunmngham Carl Feltman Betty Fhckmger Esther Fortney Elwood Frye L Harold Hlckoff Lols Hudson Carrie Huggins Patrxcm Hughes Luther Jones Gladys Kulp Frank I elter Patrlcla Llghtner John Lukens Joyce I ukens C laxr Releer Iercy Rodemaker James Smith larl Sterner Phylhs Unch wflm I ' Shirley DeLancey -. lzhililg Rue?-g -- i S ll X V 'Y E N x 0 In N Eli 5? A ADVERT I s :Ng f y ii,Y , 4 g ' 351 J KWH Ji IIWIME RFVIAN Okai 10 AND AUX!! IARX UNH AU rf,-rr1glm+'11tx Of ' DLJNCANNUN AMF,RIC.'XFw l.I:1CJffJN Fompllmenis Of Post N0 255 AND iM Il H AUXI IARY VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS Special Styles and Rates for Students and Camera Shop Second and Walnut Streets Harrisburg Pa Phone 5228 THE ENSMINGER STUDIOS Wlslung the D H S Graduatmg Class of 1951 Compliments JUNIATA DAIRY Duncannon Pa Jerry Wolfe Prop The Best of Success C I ROHRERS SELFSERVICE STORE hM clOl JhnURh p 1MNQAR-S' f AMITY HALL Amity Hall lnn Amity Hall Lunch Dauphin SBPVICG Station omp iments .. of .- Duncannon, Pa. Groceries and Fres eats. Gas an i o . o rer Pro . X A - ,Q N I C4 4' ' 1 r Z .. 5 we ,,: : 5: , 1 L, asm W F ffrnde Name Registered! oem! ewulkn rn. fd onmnmc C C O I f Complzmenis Of G L A .3 Q B A K E R Y Phone 58 Duncannon NEBLACK BUICK PONTIAC New Bloomfield Pa 5 'P LJ . Q , . Complzments Of MERCHANTS GROCERY CO INC Dzstrzbutors of Stoklev F rults and Vegetables All Nationally Advertxsed Merchandrse SHENK 8: TITTLE EVERYTHING FOR SPORT 313 Market Street Harrisburg, Pa- l7l7 No. 4th Street Harrisburg, Pa CENTRAL PENNA BUSINESS COLLEGE 323 Market Street Harrnsburg Pennsylvanla SUMMER TERM BEGINS IN JUNE Central Pennsylvania s Greatest Business School Compllments Of J LERUE HESS AGENCY And The Class of 1910 and 1934 Every Kxnd Of Insurance Duncannon Pa J LeRue Hess 1910 Jim Ford 1934 - . 9 K6 '! ' if . , 0 Q ' -.- --- Complzments WHITMOYER S Nursery PIXIE SHOPPE Compliments Of MR AND MRS R J RUSSELL MICHENERS ICE CREAM MUTZABAUGH S MEAT MARKET Duncannon 226 Enola 27245 GEORGE W CUMMINGS Jeweler 31 N Hugh Street Cash or Credit CORNER DRUG STORE L C MORRISSEY Ph G Prescnptzon Speczalzst Market Square Duncannon, Pa Y 7 Anything In The' Jewelry Line . . , . . , . DUNCANNON DRESS FACTORY C MURPHY SL COMPANY Duncannon P Compliments ALDON PRODUCTS COMPANY Compliments Of DUNCANNON MEAT MARKET Frozen Foods Grocerles Meats 24 South Market Free Dellvery Phone Duncannon 264 J G. . , a. Duncannon, Pa. Y . I Complzments DUNCANNON NATIONAL BANK Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatxon Deposzts Now Insured up to S10 000 Compllments PECK S PLACE Duncannon Pa Compllments COOPERS SELF SERVICE MARKET Fresh and Qmoked Meats Fresh Fruxts and Vegetables and Grocerxes Compliments Of HOTEL DOYLE Ruth and James Doyle Proprletors Plwhe 181 Duncannon Pa THOMPSON COLLEGE Busmess and Machme Courses Phone 40258 I-Iarrlsburg Pa Approved for G I Trazmng by American Assoczatlon of Commerczal Colleges Well Tralned Office Workers urgently needed PICCOLO S CAFE 201 S 17th Street Harrisburg Pa. M BRENNER 8: SONS INC I-Iarrlsburg Pa DE COVEN ESSO SERVICE STATION 8: RESTAURANT Route 11 Sz 15 R. D. 2, Duncannon, Pa , . . . ! . . , . Complzments WALMONT KELLER Oldsmobile Dealer Marysville C omplxments Telephone 107 R 2 Duncannon R D HAMPTON SNYDER 81 SEEDS Everything To Buxld Anythmg New Bloomfield Pa Lumber Mull Work Bulldmg Phone 49 If you are paymg for a home why not own one? The Cholce of Dlscrlmlnatlng Seniors PRINTCRAFT Dlstmctwe Craduatzon Personal Cards and Commencement Invitations Prmtcraft Card Company, Inc Scranton 5, Pa ' , Pa. GlBB'S PLACE . - . .2 FRANK SNYDER 8: SON Memorials Complzments CARL ALLEN Jeweler Duncannon P Compliments MICHENERS FUNERAL HOME Duncannon Compliments Of B F KELLER Dealer um Internatzonal Harvester Farm Equzpment New Bloomfield Pa -Of- , a. -Of- , Pa. T W COOK Building Contractor 126 Center St Duncannon P Phone 1 94 W WEBB and WOLFF Your Sportmg, Goods Store The Home of uallty Sportmg Goods RAWLINGS McC-REGOR GO' DSMITH WILSON Vlslt our new Store 210 North Second Street Compliments ISLAND ROADSIDE MARKET M B HLFFNER Propnetor Fruits and Vegetables Duncannon Benvenue NLW BLOOMFIELD AUTO CO South Carllsle St New Bloomfield Penna Clalr D Raffensberger Telephone 47 R 2 . . . . ., , a. ... ll ' ,Y ,, Q . . an ' -- .- . . , . .. , . . STATIL SHOE REPAIR Davld Dxbxase Prop phone 9 R 3 31 So Market Street Duncannon Pa omplxments IIEVV RESTAURANI '74 Hour Seruzce 5 hone 19 R 31 Dunumnon Qu P1 MILL R S BILI IARD PARLOR and Clothzng Store 17 23 South Mmrket St For Nlen For Boys DOUTRIC1-IS Always Rellable 220 Nlarket St Harrlsburg Pa , . Q ' ,1 .J . . C ' a xv , ,. Mobil Cas And Oil 3 - - 1 , 'Q . ,.. i. L n ,T . L4 A A ' C u - 1-, :-:-- Q-- S '-' , YV Y 11 , I . , - Phone Duncannon Pa Compllmenfs SARAH WHITE Crocenes FORRER S GARAGE Duncannon Pa Dodge Plymouth Sales and Service Compllments Hardware Building Malerzals Coal C N REED AND SON Duncannon Pa JOHN S KENNEDY Pamts General Merchandrse C0mPllmef15S Compliments VALLIES BEAUTY SHOP CARL BURD Duncannon Pa Phone 49 r 3 Duncannon Pa Compliments BEN BEERS an BLACK HELEN BEERS Duncannon Pa R -- Of -- R -- Of -- . m , Of A of WL , J, .- Of -- F f cl C. E. ' Compliments FLICKINCER S Grocery Store C omplzments LEE R SNAVELY Shoes and Clothing A O ZERFING and SON Wallpaper 9 Hardware Sherwin Wllllams Pamts Duncannon Pa C omplzments FRED LAUSTER NEWS AGENCY Phone 52 R 3 Compliments DUNCAN NON FLOURING MILL Flour Feed Fertxlxzer Coal Buxldmg Materlals Compliments Of R R MAGUIRESGARAGE SALES FORD SERVICE SWEIGARD S STORE Matamoras Phone Halifax 4132 General Electrzc Applzances Youngstown K ztchens Admzral Televzszon SMITI-IS SERVICE STATION Kmkora Helghts r -- Of -- -- Of -- el 7 V I L- I ,L vin.- 5 1 ' , . . Q -- Of -- Phone 6'R'2 3 No. Market Sts. Duncannon, Pa 3 9 ' I .. Of -- STEEVER S STORE 8: GAS STATION Cove Pa CLARKS FERRY RESTAURANT Regular Dmners Steaks Chops Sea Food Sandwxches Home Made Pne Mr d'zMrs LaVerneE Moyer Props KELLER CHEVROLET Phone 122 Marysvllle Pennsylvama STANDARD PENNANT COMPANY Bug Run Pa Jefferson County Manufacturer s of School award letters emblems and banners ln felt and chenllle We also feature a fine llne of sweaters and Jackets Compllments Of KIRK SHEARER Used Car Sales Amoco Service KANNON THEATRE Bob Moore P s ll 8: 15 at Overvlew rep Compliments DAVID M MYERS C ompllments Of JENNIE SPLATT , K W ' 9 ! . P , , 0 l l W - - I ' ' I . , . Z , i . ' . ' 1 3 ' di Rt - ' ' .- Of -. Compliments .. of ... 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