East Berlin High School - Reflector Yearbook (East Berlin, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1958 volume:

I 1958 REFLECTOR « PUBLISHED BY I SENIOR CLASS f EAST BERLIN HIGH SCHOOL EAST BERLIN PA. DEDICATION We, theclass of 1958, hereby dedicate this Reflector to East Berlin High School. Long may the echoes of these noble walls be remembered by the students who follow in our footsteps; for within these walls, we have experienced and solved many problems of life, which is the treasure for our look into the future . 3 SEATED: Richard Alwine, Melvin Stamer, Charles Spangler, President: Lee McCauslin, Vice-President; Paul Brough, William Latt. FIRST ROW: Harry Guise, Joseph Stoner, Mervin Lau, Richard Riggs, Ralph Tyson, Raymond Leer, Paul King, Roger Smith, Preston Zerbe, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Lloyd Keefer, Ross Koons, Charles Baker, Harry Mummert, Paul Lerew, Joel Zepp, Treasurer: Paul Blevins, Lloyd Spahr, Albert Townsend. SCHOOL BOARD Have you ever wondered who is always looking into the future so die student of today and tomorrow can get the best opportunities for education? Since July, 1957, our school has been a part of a new jointure with York Springs called Bermudian Springs Joint School District. With die reorganization of the school and die building program, we feel that these men have displayed a united effort to provide better facilities for our future education. The school board acts as a guide to the student body on any problem which may arise. We are happy to express our gratitude to these men who are so vitally essential to the well-being of the school. 5 MESSAGE TO THE SENIORS Greetings and best wishes to die Class of 1958. It has been a real joy and privilege to have had a small share in helping you to develop those mental, moral, and spiritual qualities of personality which are so neces- sary to enjoy life and to fulfill positions of responsibility in our society. Congratulations to each one of you upon the achievement of this important goal in your educational experience. AMOS D. MEYERS Supervising Principal PRINCIPALS MESSAGE TO THE SENIORS As we pass our milestones in life, we reminisce and hope to hang on to some of our experiences as memories. Often we are prone to keep the experiences that have made us happy at that particular time fore- most in our memories; however, not all of these will fall in this category. As you pass from high school to an institution of higher learning or into man's occupational world, I am sure you will keep with you memories of the past twelve years of your formal ed- ucation. These memories you will probably classify as good, bad, or indifferent. I feel sure, that as life continues to change for you, these experiences will be- come more valuable to you. It is my fond wish, as well as the faculty's, that our part of your memories will be a helping hand to guide you to success and happiness. We wish the best for you, the Class of 1958. ALFRED R. BILLETT Principal 6 FACULTY CARL D. DIEHL, B.S. in Music Education Ithaca College Music Director DALE GUISE Gettysburg College Mathematics, Biology 10th Grade Advisor MRS, IDA M. FLEGAL, B.A. Gettysburg College Physical Education, Health, English 8th Grade, Tricky-Teens Advisor STEPHEN HEYSER, B.S. Penn State University Agriculture, Industrial Arts, Science F.F.A. Advisor 7 FACULTY MRS. TERESA KEFFER, B. A. St. Joseph College Latin MRS. G. DOWNING KN1SELY, B. A. Gettysburg College Social Studies Tri-Hi-Y Advisor MRS. RUTH KNISELY Art Supervisor JOHN R. KORVER, A.B. Central College English, Senior Hi-Y Advisor Senior Class, Student Council, Librarian, Dramatics Advisor 8 FACULTY ROBERT E. G. MURPHY, B.S. East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Physical Education, Health, Geography, History, Athletic Coach, Junior Hi-Y JOHN A. REBERT, B.S. Shippensburg State Teachers College Commercial Subjects Yearbook, 11th Grade Advisor MISS JOAN I. SCHROPE, B.S. Pennsylvania State University Home Economics, Science, History Student Council, F.H.A. Chefs' Club Advisor JOHN W. WOODS, A. B. Princeton University Mathematics, Science 9th Grade Advisor 9 FACULTY MRS. CATHERINE BENNER Substitute Teacher MRS. KATHRYN HARBOLD Office Secretary MRS. A. LOUISE MORELOCK, R.N. St. Agnes Hospital, Philadelphia NORMAN KROFT School Nurse, Nurses' Club Advisor School Janitor 10 SPECIAL SERVICES MISS BRANDON Speech Teacher BUS DRIVERS Mrs. K. L. Smith James Walsh Mrs. Frick MR. CURVIN SMITH Driver Education 11 SENIORS CHARLES TIMOTHY BAKER “Tim” Academic East Berlin Born: February 29, 1940 in York, . . Eyes: Brown . . . Hair: Brown . , . Height: 6 . . . Weight: 165 Weakness: School? . . . Prepped at: East Berlin Elem, . . Activities: Soccer 12; Boys’ Chorus 10, 11, 12; Senior Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; Sergeant at Arms 12; Reflector Staff, Circulation 11, Photography 12; Student Council 12. . . Hobbies: Archery, Water Sports, rifleman. . . Ambition: Forester. . . Pet Saying: “Such a carrying onl”. . . Favorite Song: He . LOREEN L. ALBRIGHT “Peep” Commercial East Berlin R-2 Born: July 18, 1940 in East Berlin . . . Eyes: Blue . . . Hair: Light brown . . . 5’4”. . . Weight: 121 . . . Weakness: Eating . . . Prepped at: East Berlin Elem. . . Activities: Varsity Basketball 10; Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12; Junior Chorus 9; Girls’ Chorus 10; Color Guard 12; Tricky Teens 9; Tri- Hi-Y 10, 12; Reflector Staff, Art 12 . . . Hobbies: Dancing and Reading . . . Ambition: To be a secre- tary. . . Pet Saying:“Oh, nof”. . . Favorite Song: “Reet Petite . BETTY JANE BANKERT “Fuzzo” Academic East Berlin Born: September 7, 1940 in East Berlin . . . Eyes: Blue. . . Hair: Light brown. . . Height: 5’2” . . . Weight: 110. . . Weakness: Blue and white 55 Ford . . . Prepped at: Locust Grove . . . Activities: Nurses Club 12; Reflector Staff, Advertising and Circulation 12. . . Hobbies: Reading and dancing . . . Ambition: Practical nurse. . . Pet Saying: “You know it!”. .. Favorite Song: Special Angel . 14 WILLIAM JAMES BOWEN Bill” Academic Hampton Born: January 10, 1941 in Pottstown. . . Eyes: Blue. . . Hair: Red. . . Height: 5 11”. . . Weight: 130. . . Weakness: Girls. . . Prepped at: Hampton Elem. . . Activities: Intramural basketball 9; J. V. basketball 11; Soccer 11; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Junior Chorus 9; Junior Hi-Y 9; Senior Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Assistant Secretary 11; Cupid in Pigtails” 10; Reflector Staff, Athletic 12. . . Hobbies: Sports . . . Ambition: To be successful. . . Pet Saying: “That’s life! . . . Favorite Song: “Peggy Sue”. ROBERT E. CRONE Bob” Academic East Berlin Born: March 20, 1940 in York. . . Eyes: Gray. . . Hair: Blonde. . . Height: 5’9i”. . . Weight: 130 . . . Weakness: Food. . . Prepped at: Wellsville Elem. . . Activities: Junior Chorus 9; Boys Chorus 10, 11; Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12; Junior Hi-Y 9; Senior Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; Junior Red Cross 10,11; Reflector Staff, Art 12. . . Hobbies: Ice skating and swimming. . . Ambition: To be a barber. . . Pet Saying: Of all the noivel”. . . Favorite Song: April Love”. RUTH A. BRODBECK “Brody” Academic East Berlin Born: May 5, 1940 in East Berlin. . . Eyes: Blue . . . Hair: Light brown. . . Height: 5’5”. . . Weight: 116. . . Weakness: A certain soldier. . . Prepped at: East Berlin Elem. . . Activities: Intramural basketball 9; Tricky Teens 9; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Cor. Secretary 12; Reflector Staff, Photography 12. . . Hobbies: Driving and swimming. . . Ambition: To be successful in life. . . Pet Saying: That’s the breaksi”. . . Favorite Song: Is It Wrong? 15 “Max” MAXINE DELORES GROSS Academic East Berlin Born: December 19, 1939 in Elizabethtown . . . Eyes: Brown. . . Hair: Light brown. . . Height 5’4”. . . Weight: 130. . . Weakness: A yellow Con- vertible. . . Prepped at: East Berlin Elem. . . Activites: Junior Chorus 9; Girls’ Chorus 10, 11; Mixed Chorus 10, 11; Adams County Chorus 11; Tri-Hi-V 12; Reflector Staff, Chairman, Advertising and Circulation 12. . . Hobbies: Singing and dancing . . . Ambition: To be a success in life. . . Pet Say- ing: You punk!”. . . Favorite Song: “I Want You, I Need You, I Love You . SHIRLEY MARIE HAAR “Shirl” Commercial East Berlin R-2 Born: May 15, 1940 in East Berlin. . . Eyes: Brown . . . Hair: Dark brown. . . Height: 5 2”. . . Weight: 120. . . Weakness: Having fun. . . Prepped at: East Berling Elem. . . Activities: Class Secretary 12; Junior Chorus 9; Girls’ Chorus 10, 11; Mixed Chor- us 10, 11, 12; Tricky Teens 9; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; President 12; Assistant Secretary South Central District 11; President Adams County Council 12; Tri-Hi-Y Officers’ Training Session 11; Junior Red Cross 9; Reflector Staff, Photography 10, 11, 12; Chairman 12. . . Hobbies: Baby-sitting and listen- ing to rock and roll music. . . Ambition: To be a successful secretary. . . Pet Saying: “You sneaky kid!”. . . Favorite Song: “Just Born . FRED M. INNERST “Sid” Academic East Berlin Born: October 30, 1940 in York. . . Eyes: Brown . . . Hair: Brown. . . Height: 6’1”. . . Weight 135 . . . Weakness: Food. . . Prepped at: East Berlin Elem. . . Activites: Junior Chorus 9; Boys’ Chorus 10, 11; Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12; Adams County Chorus 11; Senior Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; Sergeant at Arms 12; Reflector Staff, Advertising and Circulation 12. . . Hobbies: Hunting and fishing. . . Ambition To be a success. . . Pet Saying: “Imagine that!” . . . Favorite Song: “Silhouettes”. 16 CHARLES R. LENTZ “Chuck” Agriculture East Berlin R-l Born: September 27, 1940 in York County . . . Eyes: Blue . . . Hair: Brown . . . Height: 5 3 ” . . . Weight: 125 . . . Weakness: Lifting barbells . . . Prepped at: East Berlin Elem. . . Activities: Class Vice-President 10, President 11, 12; Intramural basketball 9; F. F. A. 9, 10, 11, 12, President 12; Junior Red Cross 10, 11; Student Council 10, 11; Reflector Staff 10, 11, 12, Assistant Editor 12. . . Hobbies: Weight lifting and going to movies . . . Ambition: To be successfuL . . Pet Saying: “Quit it out!”. . . Favorite Song: “A Fallen Star”. “Nitch” Born: December 23, 1940 in East Berlin. . . Eyes: Brown. . . Hair: Dark brown. . . Height: 5’2”. . . Weight: 115. . . Weakness: Flashy cars. . .Prepped at: East Berlin Elem. . . Activities: Class Treasurer 9; Secretary 10, 11; Vice-President 12; JuniorChorus 9; Tricky Teens 9; President 9; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 12, Vice-President 12; Library Council 11, Secretary 11; Junior Red Cross 11; Treasurer 11; Student Coun- cil 9, 12; Treasurer 12; May Court Attendant 11; Reflector Staff 10, 11, 12, Editor 12. . . Hobbies: Dancing, listening to the radio, watching TV and having fun. . . Ambition: To be a success in life . . . Pet Saying: “What did I did? . .. Favorite Song: April Love”. ROBERT D. SHAFER “Si” Academic East Berlin R-2 Born: March 19, 1940 in Gardners. . . Eyes: Blue . . . Hair: Brown. . . Height: 6’. . . Weight: 165 ...Weakness: Teasing girls... Prepped at: Benders- ville Elem. . . Activities: Junior High basketball 9; J. V. basketball 9, 10, 11; Varsity basketball 11, 12; Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 10; Honorary Captain of Soccer Team 12; Boys’ Chorus 11; Mixed Chorus 11, 12; Senior Hi-Y 11, 12; Presi- dent 12; Chef Club 12; Student Council 10, 12; Reflector Staff 10, 11, 12; Chairman, Art 12. . . Hobbies: Hunting and sports. . . Ambition: Police- man. . . Pet Saying: “Dern your crusty hide!”. . . Favorite Song: “Remember You’re Mine.” DORIS A. NITCHMAN Commcercial East Berlin R-2 17 “Smitty” SHIRLEY MAE SMITH Academic East Berlin R-2 Born: July 30, 1939 in Adams County . . . Eyes: Brown. . . Hair: Brown. . . Height: 5’1”. . . Weight 111. . . Weakness: A certain Naval Cadet. . . Prepped at: Victory Elem. . . Activities: Varsity basketball 10, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12, Assistant Treasurer 12; Re- flector Staff, Chairman, Business 12. . . Hobbies: Basketball, swimming, bowling, and ice skating. . . Ambition: Dental assistant. . . Pet Saying: You dirty little birdiei”. . . Favorite Song: “The Great Pretender”. MELVIN E. STARNER Buck” Agriculture New Oxford R-2 Born: August 5, 1940 in Hanover, . . Eyes: Brown.. . Hair: Brown. . . Height 5’5”. . . Weight: 125. . . Weakness: Going away. . . Prepped at: Victory Elem. . . Activities: Intramural basketball 10; Track 10; Boys’ Chorus 10; Chorus 10; Mixed Chorus 10; F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, Vice-President 12; Reflector Staff, Athletic 12. . . Hobby: Hunting. . . Ambi- tion: To be successful. . . Pet Saying: Is that right? . . . Favorite Song: Red Sails in the Sunset”. WILLIAM LAVERE STARNER Bill” Agriculture Hampton Born: November 8, 1940 in Hampton. . . Eyes: Blue. . . Hair: Light brown. . . Height: 5 . .. Weight: 125. . . Weakness: Ice cream. . . Prepped at: Victory Elem. . . Activities: F.F.A. 10, 11, 12, Secretary 12; Won 2nd prize in chicken judging at South Mt. Fair 11; Reflector Staff. Athletic 12. .. Hobbies: Hunting and fishing. . . Ambition: Miller . . . Pet Saying: Ah, phooey!”. . . Favorite Song: There’s a Gold Mine in the Sky”. 18 “Sam” SAMUEL K. STONER Academic East .Berlin R-2 Born: October 26, 1940 in Mechanicsburg. . . Eyes: Brown, , . Hair: Brown. . . Height: 5’5”.. . Weight: 123. . . Prepped at: Victory Elem. . . Weakness: Ice cream. . . Activities: Class Treasurer 12; Intra- mural baskeball 9; Senior Hi-Y 11, 12; Chaplain 12, Chaplain Adams County Council 12; Junior Red Cross 10, 11; Student Council 10, 11, 12, President 12; Reflector Staff, Business 12. . . Hobbies: Sports . . . Ambition: Math teacher. “Shirl’’ Hampton Born: August 31, 1940 in Hanover. . . Eyes: Brown . . . Hair: Light brown. . . Height: 5’3i”. . . Weight: 116. . . Weakness: Red and black 57 Ford. . . Prepped at: Victory Elem. . . Activities: Prepped at: Victory Elem. . . Activities: Class Treasurer 10, 11; Junior Chorus 9; Girls Chorus 10, 11; Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12; Color Guard 12; Tricky Teens 9; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 12; World Ser. Secre- tary 12; Library Council 11; Treasurer 11; Junior Red Cross 10, 11, Treasurer 10; Student Council 12; May Court Attendant 9, 11; Reflector Staff, Typist 12. . . Hobbies: Dancing and listening to records. % . Ambition: To be a secretary. . . Pet Saying: “Holy Cows!”. . . Favorite Song: “Little Itty Bitty Pretty One.” SHIRLEY JEAN WEAVER Commercial DOROTHY AGNES WITTER “Dot” Commercial New Oxford R-2 Born: June 19, 1940 in Hanover. . . Eyes: Brown. . . Hair: Dark brown. . . Height: 5’3i”. . . Weight: 116. . . Weakness: Ice cream and candy. . .Prepped at: Victory Elem. . . Activities: Girls’ Chorus 10, 11; Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12; F.H.A., Secretary 9; 3rd place in Apple Pan Dowdy Contest 9; Nurses Club, Secretary, 12; ReflectorStaff, Chairman, Typing 12. . . Hobbies: Singing and driving. . . Ambition: To be a secretary. . . Pet Saying: “Honestly!” . . . Favorite Song: “How Great Thou Art”. 19 “Ruthie” RUTH ELLEN WOLF Commercial East Berlin R-2 Born: April 24, 1940 in New Oxford. . . Eyes: Brown. . . Hair: Light brown. . . Height 5’6”. . . Weight: 135. . . Weakness: ’41 Plymouth. . . Prepped at: Victory Elem. . . Activities: Intramural basketball 9; Varsity basketball 10, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12, World Ser. Representative 12; Tri-Hi-Y Of- ficers’ Training Session 11; Reflector Staff, Typist 11, 12, Athletic , Chairman, 12. . . Hobbies: Swim- ming, ice skating, and dancing. . . Ambition: To be a secretary. . . Pet Saying: “Hey, Brody, when do we eat the apple?”. . . Favorite Song: “I’ll Remember Today”. RONALD F. WOLFE “Norm” Agriculture East Berlin R-2 Born: July 28, 1940 in York Springs . . . Eyes: Brown . . . Hair: Brown . . . Height: 5’ 6” . . . Weight: 132 . . . Weakness: Women . . . Prepped at: Victory Elem. . . . Activities: Intramural basket- ball 9,10; Baseball 9,11; Football 12; Junior Cho- rus 9; F.F.A. 9,10,11,12, Chaplain 12; Reflector Staff, Advertising and Circulation 12; . . . Hobby: Driving tractor . . . Ambition: Farmer . . . Pet Saying: “Ain’t that right? . . . Favorite Song: “There’s a Gold Mine in the Sky.” LARRY R. WRIGHTS “Tis” Academic East Berlin Born: October 22, 1940 in East Berlin. . . Eyes: Blue. . . Hair: Brown. . . Height: 5’lli”. . . Weight: 145. . . Weakness: School?. . . Prepped at: East Berlin Elem. . . Activities: Class Secretary 10; Junior High basketball 9; J. V. basketball 9, 10, 11; Baseball 11, 12; Soccer 12, Honorary Co-Cap- tain 12; Junior Chorus 9; Boys’ Chorus 10, 11; Mixed Chorus 10. 11. 12; Senior Hi-Y 10. 11. 12; Chef Club 12; Student Council 9, 12; Reflector Staff, Advertising and Circulation 12. . . Hobbies: Fish- ing and hunting. . . Ambition: Policeman. . . Pet Saying: That’s the breaks!”. . . Favorite Song: “Chances Are”. 20 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, Loreen Albright, will my ability to get my assignments in on time to the underclass- men. I, Timothy Baker, will Ronald Howe a pack of bobby pins to keep his hair in place. I, Betty Bankert, will Mary C. Myers the ability to keep her mouth shut and stay sitting in study hall. Now, Mary, make good use of it. I, William Bowen, will Mr. Woods a year’s supply of chalk and erasers. Now, Mr. Woods, maybe we can use the blackboard in Algebra class. I, Ruth Brodbeck, will Judy Wenschhof some of my height. Now, Judy, maybe you can be seen as well as heard. I, Robert Crone, will Mrs. Knisely a talkative P.O.D. class so she will not have to do all the talking. I, Maxine Gross, will Gloria Zeigler some curlers so she can put up her hair once in awhile. Don’t forget to use them Gloria. I, Shirley Haar, will Linda Peiffer my long hair. Now, Linda, maybe we can tell the difference. I, Fred Innerst, will Margaret Lobaugh my steambath, a sure way to stay slim and trim. I, Charles Lentz, will Joe Eshleman the ability to hold his head up and lift his feet off the floor. I, Doris Nitchman, will Mr. Rebert a good Reflector Staff for next year. Now, you won’t have to worry so much. I, Robert Shafer, will Barbara Weaver a step ladder for dancing so she can dance on my level. I, Shirley Smith, will to Mr. Korver an attentive Senior Class. Now, Mr. Korver, maybe they will listen to your literature, especially “Macbeth.” I, Melvin Starner, will Mr. Korver a vacuum cleaner so when we leave in the evening he will have something to clean the floor. I, William Starner, will Barney Zeigler my ability to leave Flo’s house before morning. I, Samuel Stoner, will John Hunter a can of lard. Now, John, try to keep your hair in place. I, Shirley Weaver, will my sister. Barb, the ability to have one boyfriend. I, Dorothy Witter, will my quiet manner to a certain group of ninth grade girls. Now, girls, keep the noise down. I, Ruth Wolf, will Mr. Murphy two secretaries -- one for typing his tests and one for correcting them. Now, Mr. Murphy, you can relax. I, Ronald Wolfe, will Larry Spahr some rope to tie the girls he thinks he has tied. I, Larry Wrights, will my ability to chew bubble gum without getting caught to anyone that desires it. To the faculty we will a sufficient supply of Mile’s Nervine to rebuild their broken- down nervous systems. To the Junior Class we will our good humor along with our ability to keep out of trouble. To the Sophomore Class we will our ability to get along with each other. To the Freshman Class we will our ability to slow down as they have a long way to go. 21 A GLIMPSE OF THE FUTURE My! 1968 has arrived so we will get out our Golden Chariot and take a glimpse of the classmates of 1958. Ready! All set! Let’s go! We decide to start at our own home town and first of all we find Samuel Stoner in our gool old school of East Berlin High teaching Algebra class. After chatting with him a minute, we decide to move on and see what has become of the rest of our classmates. As we go on down the street we meet Fred Innerst lugging his fishing equipment, as he took the easy way of life. F red tells us that the doctor down the street has just hired a new nurse, and we thought that there would be a mere possibility that it could be one of our classmates. So, we decide to use his lead and go on our way to investi- gate. Upon entering the waiting room we find Betty Bankert ushering a patient into the office. Say! maybe we had better leave or she will usher US in and we really are not in need of a doctor’s care. As we move on we pass two little pink cottages and we hear familiar voices. As we listen quietly, we find out that to our surprise it is the former Ruth Brodbeck and Dorothy Witter having a friendly chat over the back fence as they hang up their famil- ies' wash. We travel on toward Harrisburg and see a large dairy farm owned and operated jointly by Charles Lentz, Ronald Wolfe, and Melvin Starner. A large feed truck is being unloaded by a very familiar person. On the door of the truck appear the words, ”Wil- liam Starner’s Fine Feeds.’’ Speeding on toward Harrisburg, we are stopped by some policemen. Out of the car jump two men that look familiar to us and after looking at them the second time we recognize them as Robert Shafer and Larry Wrights. After seeing who we are, they take mercy on us and allow us to continue on our journey -- Good cops, wouldn’t you say? As we arrive at our destination we see a barber shop with the name above the door, “Robert Crone, Proprietor.” He really seems to be busy. Now be careful Bob, leave a little hair on that man’s head! Taking another look, we find sure enough, that the man sitting on the chair is our curly, red-headed classmate, William Bowen. Upon leaving the barber shop, we decide to tour the Capitol. Listen to all the chat- tering coming from the main office. Our curiosity drives us to take a peep inside. Seated at the desk is our old friend, Timothy Baker, as personnel director, and close by, Maxine Gross as receptionist. Tim informs us that he has employed some of our energetic pals. Taking a glance back through the office, we find as bookkeeper, Doris Nitchman; Stenographer, Shirley Haar; and look at those fingers fly! Why it’s Ruth Wolf as typist! As we look at our watches we see we have only twenty-five minutes to get to the Spring Fashion Show where the main feature is Loreen Albright modeling form-fash- ion garments. So off we hurry. After leaving the show, yours truly develops a tooth ache, so we stop at the first dentist’s office we come to. After gathering up enough spunk to enter the office and with much difficulty getting seated as a result of the jumping toothache, imagine our sur- prise when the dental assistant, Shirley Smith, comes to our aid. After the splendid service, we are feeling tops and turn our chariot toward Abbotts- town, where we are invited for a turkey dinner at the home of our classmate, Shirley Weaver Crawford, her husband, Don, and their three-year-old twin boys. As we come to the end of a perfect day, we retire for the night to relive in our dreams many happy experiences of the years spent at the former East Berlin High School now known as Bermudian Springs. 22 UNDERCLASSMEN FIRST ROW: R. Myers, L. Spahr, S. Myers, G. Wolf, C. Myers, R. Jacobs, J. Witter, F. Groupe, J. Inskip. SECOND ROW: Mr. Rebert, Advisor; P. Zeigler, W. Miller, C. Chronister, J. Jacobs, R. Wampler, S. Smith, J. Baum, W. Wenschoff, J. Shafer. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS George Wolf, Treasurer; Linda Shellenberger, Vice-President; Richard Jacobs, Secretary; Janet Witter, Historian;. Ca rl Myers, President; Mr. Rebert, Advisor. Well, here we are Jolly Juniors looking forward to our next year when we shall march down the aisle to Pomp and Circumstance . One of the most exciting moments for our members during this school year occurred when our class rings and jackets arrived. It was the first year for East Berliners to receive Bermudian Springs rings and jackets. Throughout the year many of our class members took an active part in basketball, soccer, and other sports, chorus, and band. There were five members on the Student Council -- the office of Vice-President was held by Carl Myers and Linda Shellenberger served as Secretary. 25 t-IRST ROW: M. Wentz, J. Baker. P. Smith, J. Mummert, T. Schuman, J. Stoner, L. Peiffer. J. Reid, F. Miller. SECOND ROW: Mr. Gise, Advisor; M. Myers, S. Sponseller, G. Zeigler. L. Patterson, M. Shelleman, M. Lobaugh, J. Wolf, V. Little. THIRD ROW: A. Loper, G. Sherman, C. Wallace, J. Hunter, J. Eshleman, L. Alwine, F. Riley. FOURTH ROW: D. Linebaugh, T. Doherty. SOPHOMORE CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Linda Peiffer, Treasurer; Tony Schuman, President; Gerald Mummert, Secretary; Philip Smith, Historian; John Stoner, Vice-President; Mr. Guise, Advisor. What do you know . . our first year in senior high school! The upperclassmen call us silly sophomores , and I guess we're really living up to the name. But regardless of what the upperclassmen think, we have members taking an active part in sports, chorus, and band. Besides all the frolicking and fun-packed moments, we are caught, occasionally, in a serious mood; one of which was our helping with the Christmas Concert. Through die guidance of our class advisor, Mr. Guise, and with the leadership of our class officers, we are slowly attaining our goal of becoming Seniors, which means that we can foresee the day when that treasured diploma will be placed in our hands. 27 FIRST ROW: F. Baker, C. Carbaugh, J. Deitrick, J. Ecker, J. Eshleman, L. Haar, D. Lemmon, J. Wildasin, J. Wenschoff, W. Inskip. SECOND ROW: G. Wolfe, R. Riggs, R. Spangler, J. Nell. H. Roos, S. Moul, D. Jacobs, D. Kroft, J. McDermitt, J. Brodbeck, Mr. Woods, Ad- visor. THIRD ROW: D. Innerst, D. Myers, P. Gross, A. Stambaugh, B. Hinkle, P. Baker, G. Hull, F. Rinehart, B. Hess. FOURTH ROW: J. Lerew, L. Neiman, C. Graybill, W. Hess, S. Stamer, K. Snyder, W. Krall. FRESHMAN CLASS 28 CLASS OFFICERS Diane Lemmon, Treasurer John Eshleman, Vice-President Luthur Haar, Secretary John Wildasin, Historian Judy Ecker, President FIRST ROW: S. Stambaugh, P. Overlander, J. Innerst, D. Byers, J. Eisenhart, S. Inskip, B. Weaver, R. Leathery, S, Wenschoff, A. Anderson. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Flegal, Advisor; D. Howe, M. Dissinger. R. Stoner, J. Gross, L. Miller, B. Byers, R. Mller, J. Bosserman, S. Chronister, M. Hull, C. Mller. THIRD ROW: E. Spaide, C. Hoke, J. Brooks, R. Cashman, J. Chronister, S. Mller, M. Myers, L. Wolfe, R. Carbaugh, R. Hoffman. FOURTH ROW: C. Shafer, R. Rohrbaugh, R. Howe, C. Altland, R. Gise, F. Myers, L. Myers, L. Eisenhart, D. Beaverson, C. Osborne. EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Sally Inskip, President Fred Myers, Sergeant-of-Arms Jeffrey Eisenhart, Secretary Richard Leathery, Treasurer Barbara Weaver, Vice-President Mrs. Flegal, Advisor 29 FIRST ROW: T. Chronister, G. Botterbusch, J. Sherman, J. Stoner, J. Brodbeck, B. Schieb, B. Miller, J. Weigand, H. Lau, D. Patterson. SECOND ROW: D. Myers, P. Bankert, J. Becker, H. Angeli, L. Herman, B. Patterson, J. Jacobs, K. Reid, J. King, D. Myers, T. Hoff. THIRD ROW: H. Hoff, C. Myers, D. Graybill, B. Lescalleet, M. Bankert, W. Borror, G. Rinker, E. Wants, D. Mayhew, B. Wantz. FOURTH ROW: J. Miller, F. Stambaugh, E. Ruhlman, S. Myers, M. Uffleman, R. Lescalleet, F. Alwine, M. Trish, Mr. Murphy, Advisor. SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Barbara Miller, Secretary Bonita Schieb, President Mr. Murphy, Advisor Jean Brodbeck, Vice-President Barbara Lescalleet, Treasurer ACTIVITIES FIRST ROW: R. Wampler, S. Weaver, J. Baker, D. Nitchman, C. Myers, S. Stoner, J. Inskip, J. Eshleman, J. Ecker, J, Eisenhart. SECOND ROW: Mr. Korver, Advisor; J. Stoner, T. Schuman, J. Eshleman, L. Wrights, R. Shafer, T. Baker, W. Krall, W. Wenschhof, C. Miller, D. Graybill, Miss Schrope, Advisor. STUDENT COUNCIL Linda Shellenberger, Secretary; Samuel Stoner, President; Doris Nitchman, Treasurer; Janet Inskip, Assistant Secretary; Carl Myers, Vice-President. I 1 The Student Council is composed of twenty-one students, who are elected by their classmates to act as representa- tives. They strive to solve student problems, better school conditions, and help govern school functions. The Council is divided into four committees, which are: Social Com- mittee, Program Committee, Athletic Committee, and the Safety Committee. Miss Shrope and Mr. Korver pro- vided the capable leadership. 32 SOCIAL COMMITTEE Linda Shellenberger Wilma Wenschhof Shirley Weaver Joseph Eshleman Larry Wrights, Chairman PROGRAM COMMITTEE Jeffrey Eisenhart Doris Nitchman, Chairman Judy Ecker Carl Myers ATHLETIC COMMITTEE Janet Inskip Robert Shafer, Chairman Carol Miller Warren Krall John Stoner SAFETY COMMITTEE John Eshleman Danny Graybill Tony Schuman Tim Baker, Chairman FIRST ROW: B. Bankert, D. Witter, S. Smith, S. Haar, C, Lentz, D. Nitchman, R. Shafer, M. Gross, R. Wolf. W. Starner. SECOND ROW: C. Chronister, R. Wolfe, M. Starner. S. Weaver, L. Albright, R. Brodbeck, J. Winer. THIRD ROW; L. Wrights. T. Baker. F. Innerst, W. Bowen, S. Stoner, Mr. Rebert, Advisor. REFLECTOR STAFF Editor, Doris Nitchman Assist. Editor, Charles Lentz Planning this year’s Reflector was a pri- vilege and a pleasure for the entire staff. The opportunity for working on this edition was given to the Senior Class. With Mr. Rebert as our advisor, the Class of 1958 planned the year- book from cover to cover. The Advertising and Business Committees raised the necessary money to publish the book; and from this point, the other members of the class proceeded to put the book together. The staff members showed their best ef- fort on this undertaking, and it is their sincere hope that the readers realize the same degree of enjoyment that was apparent during the writ- ing, compiling, and editing of the 1958 Reflec- tor. 34 ADVERTISING COMMITTEE Maxine Gross, Chairman Fred Innetst Larry Wrights Ronald Wolfe ATHLETIC COMMITTEE Ruth Wolf, Chairman William Bowen Melvin Starner William Starner PHOTOGRAPHY COMMITTEE Ruth Brodbeck Shirley Haar, Tim Baker Chairman ART STAFF Robert Crone Robert Shafer, Loreen Albright Chairman BUSINESS COMMITTEE Shirley Smith, Chairman Betty Bankert Samuel Stoner TYPING COMMITTEE Shirley Weaver Ruth Wolf 35 FIRST ROW: R. Wampler, R. Wolf, S. Weaver, S. Smith, D. Nitchman, S. Haar, R. Brodbeck, J. Inskip, F. Miller, L. Patterson, SECOND ROW: Mrs. Knisely, Adviser; F. Groupe, M. Gross, V. Little, J. Wolf, M. Wentz. M. Lobaugh, L. Albright, J. Baum. W. Wenschhof, J. Shafer, S. Myers. TRI-HI-Y TRI-HI-Y OFFICERS Janet Inskip................Treasurer Linda Shellenberger .... Secretary Shirley Haar................President Doris Nitchman.........Vice-President Faye Miller..................Chaplain Ruth Brodbeck .... Assist Secretary Shirley Smith .... Assistant Treasurer Shirley Weaver . . World Service Rep. Ruth Wolf .... World Service Rep. 36 This year, the Senior Tri-Hi-Y Club, under the supervision of Mrs. Knisely and the club officers, has truly lived up to its pur- pose -- to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community the high standards of Christian character.” Our club sponsored the New Year’s Eve Party - Dance, and we also aided in making our Valentine’s Dance (Cupid’s Ball) suc- cessful. The members of the Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y went caroling after the Christmas Concert and held a party later. Several of our girls attended the Older Girls’ Conference at Camp Hill. Some of our service projects were: Thanksgiving favors for the Elizabethtown Hospital for Crippled Children, saving pennies for the adoption of our Korean orphan (which was continued from last year), roller-skating party, pretzel sales, a plastic demonstration, and a bar- becue sale at lunch time. “Teen Talks were a very important part of our Club program. Discussions were held on subjects such as: alcoholism, religion, and boy-and-girl friendships. Panel discussions were conducted on going steady and preparing for marriage. TRI-HI-Y 37 FIRST ROW; H. Angeli, K. Reid, D. Byers, J. Ecker, J. Wenschhof, S. Inskip, B. Weaver, B. Hinkle, S, Moul, S. Wenschhof. SECOND ROW; D. Lemmon, P. Overlander, P. Bankert. D. Myers, B. Lescalleet, A. Anderson, J. Bosserman, M. Myers, M. Dissinger, J. Gross, W. Borror, B. Scheib, G. Hull, Mrs. Flegal, Advisor. THIRD ROW; P. Baker, P. Gross, N. Stambaugh, B. Hess, D. Myers, D. Jacobs, S. Myers, J. McDermitt, H. Roos, B. Byers, J. Brodbeck. TRICKY TEENS Barbara Weaver, Treasurer; Judy Wenschhof, President; Judy Ecker, Secretary; Sally Inskip, Vice-President. The Tricky Teens, advised by Mrs. Flegal, helped to make the 1958 Valentine's Dance a success. Also, the club sponsored the Junior High Prom. This dance is pre- sented every spring for the Junior High School. The Prom is arranged to give the students their first opportunity to engage in social functions of a semi-formal nature. The officers of the club for this year, who kept the club’s operations running smoothly, were: Judy Wenschhof, President; Sally Inskip, Vice-President; Judy Ecker, Secretary; Barbara Weaver, Treasurer. 38 FIRST ROW; J. Hunter, J. Mummert, P. Zeigler, C. Myers, R. Shafer, G. Wolf, F. Innerst, T. Baker, C. Wallace, P. Smith. SECOND ROW; Mr. Korver, Advisor; S. Stoner, R. Wolfe, M. Starner, W. Starner, C. Lentz, L. Spaht, C. Chronister, R. Myers, G. Sherman, J. Eshleman. THIRD ROW: W. Miller, L. Wrights, T. Schuman, J. Jacobs, T. Doherty, R. Crone, W. Bowen, D. Linebaugh, R. Jacobs. SENIOR Hl-Y FIRST ROW; Carl Myers, Vice-President; Robert Shafer, President; John Stoner, Sec- retary. SECOND ROW; Tim Baker, Ser- geant-at-arms; William Bowen, Treasurer; Fred Innerst, Sergeant-at-arms; Samuel Stoner, Chaplain. The Senior Hi-Y has once again enjoyed a very active year under the advisement of Mr. Kor- ver. Every year the club participated in “Teen Talk,” receiving a banner for participation. They proved to be quite helpful in creating, maintaining, and extending throughout the home, school, and community the high standards of Christian character. Another important part of the year’s activi- ties was the Older Boys’ Conference held at Leb- anon. The boys also helped with the adoption of the Korean orphan and the Valentine Dance, which was a big success. FIRST ROW: J. Innerest, R. Lescalleet, J. Lerew, R. Leathery, R. Spangler, L. Haar, R. Riggs, L. Herman, J. Eisenhart, T. Hoff. SECOND ROW: J. King, R. Howe, C. Hoak, D. Graybill, B. Cashman, S. Miller, J. Eshleman, J. Dietrick. THIRD ROW: R. Rohrbaugh, W, Krall, F, Myers, L. Eisenhart, C. Graybill, J. Wildasin, Mr. Murphy, Advisor. JR. HI-Y The Junior Hi-Y is actually a younger brother of the Senior Hi-Y. The purpose and platform are the same for both clubs. Several of the boys attended the Older Boys’ Conference at Lebanon this year. Mr. Murphy is the Club’s advisor and helps the boys to assume the responsibility of the Senior Hi-Y organization when they are eligible to become members of that club. The boys also participate in “Teen Talk” and help with other social activities during the year. FIRST ROW: R. Spangler, Secretary; L. Haar, President; R. Riggs, Vice-President; R. Leathery, Treasurer. BACK ROW: J. Lerew, Assistant Treasurer; L. Herman, Assistant Secretary; F. Myers, Sergeant- at-arms. FIRST ROW; J. Witter. J. Baker, M. Wentz, S. Weaver, L. Albright, J. Reid, F. Miller. SECOND ROW; S. Haar, J. Shafer. D. Witter, J. Mummert, J. Wolf, M. Lobaugh, L. Patterson, V. Little. THIRD ROW: C. Myers, B. Crone, J. Eshleman, L. Wrights, R. Jacobs, C. Chronister, Mr. Diehl. Instructor. FOURTH ROW; T. Baker. R. Shafer. T. Doherty, J. Jacobs. MIXED CHORUS No sooner had the Chorus begun its activities, when Christ- mas appeared in the air. Plans were made for the Mixed Chorus, directed by Mr. Diehl, to participate in the Christmas Concert pre- sented just before the holiday season. After Christmas, each member of the Chorus was looking for- ward to County Chorus, with hopes of being chosen as one of the re- presentatives from our school. Not long after the County Chorus performance came the Spring Concert, in which the Chorus members participated. Now, the Chorus is looking forward to 1958-1959 activities with much enthusiasm in the hope that next year’s group will find as much enjoyment in their work as we realized during 1957-19581 41 FIRST ROW: W. Borror, L. Haar, J. Wenschhof, R. Stoner, S. Wenschhof, D. Howe, B. Miller. SECOND ROW: S. Moul, D. Jacobs, J. Ecker, J. Nell, P. Baker, M. Hull, C. Miller, H. Roos, Mr. Diehl, Instructor. THIRD ROW: R. Spangler, P. Gross, J. Chronister, D. Lemmon, J. Mc- Dermitt, J. Miller, R, Carbaugh. FOURTH ROW: J. Eshleman, D. Myers, J. Lerew, W. Krall, G. Hull, B. Hess. JUNIOR CHORUS Ore of our school’s extra activities is the Junior Chorus, which is recognized as being just as important as the more advanced group— the Senior Chorus. This group is the foundation of our Senior Chor- us of tomorrow. Under the direction of Mr. Diehl, the chorus participated in the Christmas Concert and has sent representatives to the Adams County Chorus, which gave a performance at Gettysburg during the school year. 42 KNEELING: S. Myers, R. Wampler, J. Inskip, S. Smith, F. Groupe. FIRST ROW; L. Albright, C. Graybill, M. Lobaugh, D. Jacobs, P. Baker, G. Hull, J. Deitrick, J. Wiklasin, F. Baker, J. Eshleman, C. Wallace, L, Peiffer, M. Wentz. J. Ecker, J. Eshleman, R. Miller, S. Weaver. SECOND ROW; R. Stoner, P. Smith, C. Chronister, R. Jacobs, J. Shafer, J. Baum, L. Miller, W. Miller, J. Jacobs, W. Krall, J. Mummert, Mr. Diehl, Instructor. SENIOR BAND The Senior Band is composed of 23 members and under the direction of Carl Diehl. The activities of the year were highlighted by the annual Christmas and Spring Concerts. Also, a number of players from each section of the band were invited to participate in the Adams County Band Festival at Gettysburg during the school year. The band is small in number this year compared with other years, but they still have the spirit and determination that equals a truly wonderful high school band. 43 C. Shafer, J. Miller, B. Sheib, J. Eisenhart, L. Miller, T. Hoff, Mr. Diehl, Instructor; R. Stoner, R. Miller, H. Lau, R. Cashman. JUNIOR BAND As we look into the future, we see die Junior Band doing their best to show Mr. Diehl just what talents they have. It is a long, hard climb and every member is willing to practice the long hours to work their way up into the Senior Band. Their work is never finished; but as you know, practice makes perfect. To become a Senior Band member it takes more than wishing and all of the boys and girls are working diligently toward reaching their ultimate goal -- the Senior Band. This group played at the Christmas Concert and the Spring Con- cert. 44 SEATED: R. Wolfe, W. Starner, C. Lentz, M. Starner, L. Spahr, Mr. Heyser. Advisor. SECOND ROW; W. Inskip, J. Brodbeck, E. Wolfe, T. Schuman, A. Loper, P. Zeigler, C.Carbaugh. THIRD ROW; L. Alwine, S. Starner, T. Doherty, W. Hess, K. Snyder. F.F.A. The F.F.A. members began their activities this year by attend- ing the South Mountain Fair, where Melvin Starner placed first in the chicken-judging contest and Pierre Zeigler came in second in the tractor-driving contest. The entire club attended the 1958 Farm Show at Harrisburg. Un- der the guidance of Mr. Heyser, group trips to the residences of the members were conducted, at which time the members’ projects were examined. 45 Miss Shrope, Advisor. FIRST ROW: L. Wrights, J. Mummert, J. Hunter, J. Eshle- man, P. Smith, C. Chronister. SECOND ROW: F. Innerst, G. Wolf, T. Baker, R. Crone, R. Jacobs, C. Wallace. THIRD ROW: R. Shafer, J. Jacobs, T. Doherty. CHEF'S CLUB FIRST ROW: M. Starner, D. Linebaugh, L, Spahr, R. Wolfe, C. Lentz, T. Schu- man, G. Sherman, A. Loper, P.Zeigler. SECOND ROW: R, Crone, J. Jacobs, W. Starner, T. Doherty, R. Shafer. BAR BELL CLUB Regardless of the weather conditions, the Safety Patrol is always on the job, in a faithful and efficient manner, when we are going to and from school. The boys work hard during the school year look- ing over the teachers and students, and they are re- warded for their effort by being treated to a major league baseball game in Philadelphia each year. The boys volunteer for this duty, and they choose a captain and lieutenant to act in a leadership capacity. During this school year the Captain was Robert Cashman and the Lieutenants were James Hoak and Wayne Wise. FIRST ROW: J. Lerew. SECOND ROW: R. Baker, R. Cook, A. Hoke, J. Harbold, C. Whittington, J. Eisenhart. THIRD ROW: R. Cashman, E. Wantz, W. Wise, J. Jacobs, D. Howe. FOURTH ROW; D. Gise, C. Hoke, B. Inskip, M. Bankert. FIFTH ROW: R. Rohrbaugh, R. Wolfe. New Members appointed at mid-year: M. Krout, J. Menges, G. Bosserman, K. Altland, J. Hoak, H. Angeli, P. Bankert, W. Borror. SAFETY PATROL MAGAZINE CAMPAIGN The magazine campaign was a very successful project in our school this year. We all looked forward to the start of the selling; and, of course, we were anxious to hear the announcement of the highest salesmen. After the magazine campaign had ended, we found the highest salesmen to be: Hannah Roos, Bonita Scheib, Pamela Oberlander, Dianne Lemmon, and Larry Myers in the Curtis Campaign and Sandra Moul, Richard Gise, Shirley Haar in the Look Campaign. FIRST ROW: J. Ecker, S. Stoner, S. Weaver, B. Crone, Captain; S. Haar, Captain; R. Wampler, G. Wolf, J. Baker, SECOND ROW: K. Reid, J. Gross, J. Wildasin, C. Hoke, J. Reid, H. Lau. FIRST ROW: R. Myers, P. Zeigler, R. Shafer, C. Chronister, L. Wrights, L. Spahr, R. Jacobs. SECOND ROW: Mr. Murphy, Coach; W. Miller, C. Wallace, J. Jacobs, T. Doherty, T. Baker, P. Smith, F. Innerst, Manager. SOCCER TEAM As a member of the Adams County Scholastic Soccer League, the local team was right in there kicking this year! This year under the supervision of Mr. Murphy, the boys reported to practice with only three seniors: Timothy Baker, Larry Wrights, and Robert Shafer. Winning or losing, this year'steam had the real spirit and showed the good sports- manship of playing a good game. 48 FIRST ROW: R. Williams, R. Thomas, A. Wonders, G. Tanger, E. Fleshman, Manager. SEC- OND ROW: B. Hinkle, Manager; M. Tate, R. Weigle, H. Griffie, W. Weigle, J. Cashman. THIRD ROW: Mr. Kemper, Coach; R. King, R. Starner, G. Williams, B. Zeigler, J. Hunter. E. Loper. VARSITY FOOTBALL This year was the first time that any athletically inclined student from East Berlin could participate in the exciting sport of football. Together with York Springs, and under the supervision of Mr. Kemper, the team showed good sportsmanship in all their games. The team consisted of boys from the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Classes. Practice sessions for this season's games were held at York Springs. The boys played four games, and they were successful in winning two of them. 49 FIRST ROW: B. Hinkle, Manager; W. Wolf, P. Guise, R. Rohrbaugh, G. Tanger, D, Gembe, K. Rank, E. Fleshman, Manager. SECOND ROW: F. Myers, R. Knouse, B. Schrade, D. Gray- bill, C. Chronister, R. Williams, W. Miller. THIRD ROW: Mr. Kemper, Coach; D. Wise, R. Asper, C. Graybill, T. Hardy, C. Shafer. R. VARSITY FOOTBALL Members of the Junior High, from both East Berlin and York Springs, participated in a new sport for us this year -- football. Under the supervision of Mr. Kemper from York Springs, these boys practiced hard several days of each week. The season came to an end with our team being recognized as a fine group of football players, as well as a very sportsman-like group of boys. 50 FIRST ROW: J. Deatrick, Manager; Mr. Billett, Coach. SECOND ROW: R. Myers, C. Chronister, R. Schlotzhauer, C. Myers, A. Wonders. THIRD ROW: R. Jacobs, R. Weigle, J. Jacobs, W. Weigle, G. Williams. VARSITY BASKETBALL 51 Charles (Bert) Chronister Robert (Bob) Weigle George Williams VARSITY PLAYERS Allen (Windy) Wonders John (Hent) Jacobs Carl (Cal) Myers Ralph Myers Richard (Chain) Jacobs VARSITY PLAYERS Robert (Bobby) Schlotzhauer William (Bill) Weigle 53 At the beginning of November, all the sportsminded students reported for their first night of practice. The Junior Varsity under the supervision of Mr. Murphy was composed of students from York Springs and East Berlin. The J-Vees won the Adams County League Championship with eight wins and two losses. With this record we are sure of having a good team in the future. The Varsity, under the supervision of Alfred Billett, was also composed of senior high students from York Springs and East Berlin. The Varsity won seven League games and lost three. They played for second place with Biglerville and lost this game. The team showed very good sportsmanship throughout the season, which was a very definite contributing factor in making our team an outstandingone. ADAMS CO. LEAGUE GAMES Big Springs 49-35 Big Springs 55-44 Fairfield 93-51 Fairfield 59-50 Littlestown 57-48 Littlestown 81-53 New Oxford 46-48 New Oxford 54-64 Biglerville 37-50 Biglerville 60-53 FIRST ROW: Mr. Murphy. Coach; J. Lerew, Manager. SECOND ROW: W. Krall, G. Miller, C. Myers. T. Roth, R. Myers. THIRD ROW: R. Schlotzhauer, T. Doherty, W. Coulson, R. Jacobs. JUNIOR VARSITY 1957-58 CHAMPS FIRST ROW; J. Hinkle, Y. Golden, M. Groupe, L. Hoffman, J. Stambaugh, Manager. SECOND ROW; D. Lerew, R. Ensor, K. Kennedy, E. Harbold, J. Griest, M. McCauslin, Manager. THIRD ROW; Mrs. Fridrich, Coach;E. Brough, R. Wolf, C. Myers, S. Smith, K. May. GIRLS' BASKETBALL The Girls’ Basketball team of Bermudian Springs was under the supervision of Mrs. Russell Fridrich and the managers, Mary McCauslin and Joyce Stambaugh. The girls from both schools co- operated as one team. This year the girls worked very hard and even though they were not successful in winning many games, showed their very best sports- manship. The practices were held at York Springs; and during these long practices, the girls prepared for their season. The good spirit from all the players helped to make the season an enjoyable one. 56 FIRST ROW; T. Hardy. P. Guise, F. Myers, W. Miller, K. Taylor, L. Haar. SECOND ROW; K. Rank, C. Hoak, M. Bankert, J. Eisenhart, W. Inskip, S. Miller. THIRD ROW:B. Schrade, C. Shafer, W. Delp, R. Knouse, J. Jacobs. R. Rohrbaugh, R. Miller. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Kemper, Coach: J. Innerst, D. Bricker, J. Becker, L. Miller, E. Golden, S. Bricker. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL When the call was given for Junior High basketball players, boys from East Berlin and York Springs answered with much enthu- siasm. These boys were very eager to get their training started so that some day they too can play on the varsity team. 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Lentz Mrs. Mary Dissinger Janet Jacobs Harold Scheib Mrs. Anna Miller Mr. Robert Murphy Mr. 6c Mrs . Gene Tanner Mr. 6c Mrs. Fred Ecker R. M. Alwine A. W. Rohrbaugh Grover C. Gouker, Jr. Lloyd Shaffer Anonymous Mr. 6c Mrs. John W. Haar Mr. Alfred Billett Harry C. Mehring Donald Z. Mann 67 Mr. 6c Mrs. L. C. Lentz Chas. C. Baker PATRON LIST Chronister's Garage York Transportation 1007 Boundary Ave. L M Motor Sales A W Drive-In 991 Carlisle Street Hanover, Pennsylvania Zoeller's Fruit Stand Victory Restaurant Brandt's Warehouse Grains, Feeds, Coal, Lumber, Fertilizer East Berlin, Pennsylvania Phone 2261 C. L. Gladfelter Washington Mills Cross Keys Distelfink Restaurant York Lincoln Mercury Co. 2400 East Market Street W. L. Sterner 516 Frederick St. Hanover, Pennsylvania Maus Restaurant Melhorn Buick, Inc. Melvin J. Sheffer Little's Dairy Hanover, Pennsylvania Jack's Submarine Bar 103 E. Walnut St. Hanover, Pennsylvania Donnie's Food Market Hanover Ice Locker Plant Eisenhart's Plumbing Heating Mummert's Garage Naugle's Fruit Market Smith's Cleaners Kaiser Brothers Cletus Mummert, Beer Distributor Sipe’s Grocery Lau's Ice Cream East Berlin, Pennsylvania Rider's Lunch Boyer's Garage Duncan's Pharmacy Burgard’s Barber Shop Smith Barber Shop Gentzler Feed Mill Utz Potato Chip Co., Inc. Moul's Clothing Store Hanover Motor Co. 519 Broadway Hanover, Pennsylvania Danner's Insurance Real Estate Service Grove's Men’s Boys' Wear 280 Frederick St. Hanover, Pennsylvania Whisler's Cleaners Kunkel’s Appliance Store Strickler's Hobby House Hampton Hotel H. N. Bange 577 Broadway Hanover, Pennsylvania 68 Martin’s Potato Chips AUTOGRAPHS V ■, _ 69 AUTOGRAPHS J V, V It ¥ O'' ■- HJ g 2 U -. 'r$s ■ ■ • ■ Os. . -•,. . ' ■•o ' •:-•• .- -. '.y‘V- i -v |'R ,. , §§ « • JF v ‘ ■; V LH a v i ; - J i; «$$� ' fJ ®5SS S Sk: Jj. s • . •••� %• 3S! tjinos v. « ' V ; . - :,- • ’ s. .v yV.V- IX� r ; v . 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