East Donegal High School - Yearbook (Maytown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1954 volume:

KF:-'SS 2' in-as S-256 Jia 5 ' x '1 A... A, ,- 3. .Jun . . ,.a.. Ai, . , As, , ,5-,,f,-4.g,, 'ss , Q , , s '.,,,,q..,i1,.-giAgk:,1..k5-4 . - .. 'ff ,, fu a',j '5.- ' v- . ...A ' .nf 4 '. Qbfrf- 4--.. ,Q QIBRISQQ i X ,gp B '7- .5 '3'f 'n We, the seniors of East Donegal Township l-ligh School, class of nineteen hundred fifty-four, do hereby dedicate our yearbook, The Donageliann, to you Mr. Stanley S, Dotterer. Not only have you been our class advisor during our senior high school years, but also a kind and thoughtful friend to whom we owe more than words can repay. Please accept this dedication as a token of remembrance from the class of 1954. 'l -05 f T Y 1 THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1954 EAST DONEGAL TWP. HIGH SCHOOL MAYTOWN, PA. ,meeenta QQYXQSJ SN ' ro? fo DEoIcATIoN .... 1 ADMINISTRATION . . 5 FACULTY ...... 6 SENIoRS ...... 11 UNDERCLASSMEN. . . 41 L,..... ACTIVITIES ..... 53 SPORTS ...... 61 ADVERTISEMENTS. . . 69 X. N EASE Donegal IOWHSNID schools WASNIHGIGD 6l6mEHIAI2Y school EAST CGHGGAI. hlQh school IHAYTSCXNH 6l6l11Gl11.IAl2Y school AOI11 IH ISUQAII IOU Principal of the High School 1 MR. GEORGE E. MORRIS MR. EDWARD CHARLES President-Board of Education Vice-President-Board of Education Af' M P -Q MR. JOHN D. ROLAND MR. JOSEPH BIXLER Secretory-Board of Education C , r Member-Board of Education 5 9 P4 MR. MARTIN s. MUSSER I' 'I MR. Joi-IN H. HOFFMAN, JR Member-Board of Education Treasurer-Board of Education iNon-Member? ? 5 A l 5 MR. STANLEY S. DOTTERER B.S.-Elizabethtown College Mathematics and Science MR. KENNETH C. DEPOE B.S.-Millersville State Teachers College lndustriol Arts MISS JO ANNE DUNNICK B.S.--Lock Haven State Teachers College Physical Education ond Health FAC 1 l MR. ALVA G. BENDER B.S.-Elizabethtown College Social Studies and Science MR. ROY A. ARMOLD B.S.-Elizabethtown College Business Administration MR. THOMAS V. FORSYTHE B.S.-Pennsylvania State College Agriculture LTY MRS. VERA o. GINGRICH B.S.-Millersville State Teachers College English MISS BEVERLY HAYS A.B.-Kutztown State Teachers College Art MR. C. ARTHUR S. HOLLINGER B.S.-Elizabethtown College M.Ed.-Temple University Science and Social Studies MISS GRACE A. HENDERSON B.S.-Millersville State Teachers College Mathematics and English A MRS. ADDIE R. PARKER RN.-Presbyterian Hospital School Nurse MISS LILY E. MARTIN B.S.-Elizabethtown College English and Social Studies MRS. BEI lY G. LUTZE B.S.-Elizabethtown College Commercial MR. EDWARD J. RICHTER A.B.-Gettysburg College Physical Education, Health, and Guidance ' AC MRS. MARY EMMA LLEWELLYN B.S.-Millersville State Teachers College Library, Latin, and English MR. EUGENE C. SAYLOR B.S.-Lebanon Valley College M.S.-University of Pennsylvania Music l.TY MISS NANCY K. SELDOMRIDGE A.B.-Elizabethtown College Modern Language and English MR. H. MORRELL SHIELDS Permanent Standard Certificate Lebanon Valley College and Elizabethtown College Instrumental Music MR. DONALD S. STALEY A.B.-Lebanon Valley College Social Studies MISS IRENE C. SLOAT B.S.-Pennsylvania State College Home Economics 9 'ni' MISS MARTHA A. ROLAND School Secretary MR. HIRAM MAYERS School Custodian MRS. ELIZABETH WHITEKETTLE B.S.-Cedar Crest College School Dietician non-faculty pensonnel I MRS. RUTH FAHRI NGER Cook M I MRS. HENRIETTA TROSTLE Cafeteria Employee W., ,,,,,,, Y A cfm Drives a bright red carp depend H. RICHARD BECKER ' Dick Mt. Joy Rifl Commercial able class workerg likes frozen custardg nice guy. Assemblies. ROBERT WILLIAM ARNDT H ,, Canary - Florin General Nonchalantg has a certain way of making friends: can usually be seen driving a two-tone Olds Basketball, Soccer, Pase- ball, Stage Crew, A sem- blies. Fran Marietta Depot Academic Fun-lovingg speaks French and German fluentlyg f positiong flirtatious party. National Hon FRANCES EVELYN ADAMS 12 riendly dis- life of any r Society, Sr. Play Assjmblies. .4.,.,,.,.-.M-V. a-.h-4av- -...Ju-L - F -WiBanf4--- 1--A as . V0 . i ,v MM., -...aan MARY CAROLYN BOYD ..Bru:, YVONNE BRUBAKER l 7 i I AtMaryll Bainbridge Commercial lfl Has a good sense of humor, acting abilityg whiz at the key- boardg slow-spoken. ' Plays, Assemblies, Choir N Accompanist, Hockey Yearbook Staff, Candy l Treas. Academic Mt. Joy Rifrl Faithful Dodger fan' stu- dious' a great asset to our hockey team always ready for a laugh. Student Council Class Ot- N ticer, Hockey, Mixed Chorus, Plays, National N Honor Society, Assem- lx blies, Y-teens, Yearbook Editor, Safety Patrol, Mayw Day, uMaryn Columbia Commercial Pals around with Bevp enjoys reading, attentive, friendly to everyone: calm. Usher. Sb jk, 13 MARY CONRAD offs ' f1 W ' ' w- -wrrtr-in LOVINA M. DEMMY Doll Bainbridge Commercial - Can really act the part of an old maid g accomplishes what she sets out to dog likes to drive that Nash! v Plays, Library Ass't, As- ' W embnes, Yearbook Staff,, I BEVERLY MAE COVERT Usher. ji Bev - ' Silver Springs Commercial Can usually be seen writing novelsg appears to be quiet bgt???g enjoys roller skating. Usher, Assemblies. - X X Mcobli Florin General Great fishermang enjoys Mr. Hollinger's jokesi happy-go- lucky: a great teaser. Q' as Baseball, Baacetball, Soc- cer, Assem lies, Usher, X . Stage Crew. ' Q. Q 1 ' t Up, , - .X ' , ex ' GILBERT F. CORNWELL l Q X .v I4 Nl 0' I . 1' 4 fill 'tx 4 ' 'W HAROLD B. DERR Derr Marietta Commercial Likes to evade classesg sports- mang knows how to get around: phlegmaticg a characteristic giggler. Soccer, Basketball, Base- ball, Hi-Y. Soph. Class President, Hazel Commercial Maytown Usually seen with Betty and Helen g always reading on her porchg quiet: plays the piano, Usher. fi '1- ' ' Helen' ' Marietta General Usually heard before seeng red- headg works at Marietta Thea- terg singing ability. 'F.H.A., Library Ass't., Usher, Assembly. .Sap HAZEL DERR 1 1 HELEN ANN ELDER 060,44 3 f ELLA MAE FORRY Ella Mae Bainbridge General Pleasant, attractive blondg us- ually seen with Martha, quiet. Assemblies, Sr. Play, Li- N brary Ass't, F.H.A. Vi M. JOANN FORNOFF Josie lronville Commercial Often seen laughing, always teasing or being teased, likes M Buicksg basketball fan. Hockey Mgr., Ass mblies, Y-teens, Mixed horus, Yearbook Staff, ay Day, F.H.A., Library Ass't, May Court. y I - xr I KIROSSIY NM Florin Academic Good trumpet player, mild Ro- meo, usually seen with Jay and Paul, likes a good joke. Basketball, Migced Cho- T' rus, Band, Hi-, , Orches- 4 tra, Student Council, m Dist.-County Band, Year- X . W book Staff, Bottlers, Plays, Q Q Class Officer, May Day, 0: Safety Patrol. -' gd . 6 -' 'pk u J. ROSS ESHLEMAN ' ' W 16 NANCY SIPL ING FUHRMAN Fuhrman Bainbridge Commercial Lots of fun, our blond bomb- shellg peppyg drives THAT Chevy with THAT rumble seat, Plays, Assemblies, Library Ass't. Monroe Agriculture Elizabethtown Shy around girls' plans to be a farmer' loyal member of the Assemblies F.F.A, JOHN K. GARBER F.F.A.g lfind to everyone. 55 1 i ' Rowenna 4 4, Sid Likes hunting and fishing, easy-goingg baseball fan, never ' has much to say. Baseball, Soccer, Basket- ball, Assemblies. General ROBERT SIDNEY GIBBLE 17 -i, rr' Y --I 030:14 -5 li JAY C. GRIEDER W. if1-ww,:-wrmwqfvmm1n-1-v-mfvpwm-w-w-M..--I-A, -.,, WWW- .i . -U 1 i.,--,-nw my ,--mi-U-.w Speedy Mt. Joy Rifl General Enjoys life' did a good job handling the Senior Candy' willing and helpful worker. Cheerleading Band Soccer Candy Mg semblies Yearbook' May Day Plays. JAY H. GINDER Cind Elizabethtown classes' a live-wi ous gleam in his MICHAEL L. GROVE Mike Marietta Rilfl Agriculture C it Speed demon- mischievous' gets around' never seen alone' enjoys English classes??? F.F.A. Assembly. Hi Y Staff Agriculture Catches up on seep in P.O.D re ' mischiev eyes M' U Y X . ll erm I . F.F.A. X' , A Qs' ' L 18 ' v N! l NANCY JEAN HANSHUE 4CHancy!! Florin Commercial Possesses pretty black hairg ar- tistic abilityg hard class work- er, faithful hockey manager. Mixed Chorus, Band. Hockey Manager, Usher, Assemblies, Y-Teens, Yearbook Staff, Sr. Play. UM' ,. MARTIN W- HEISEY arty Agriculture Elizabethtown Quick spoken, friendly, always seen with a group of Ag. fel- lows: has a mind of his own. F.F.A., Assemblies. 1 1 Heisey Rheems General Speaks his mind: pestyg blond wavy hair, easily disturbedg 'Q sports a flashy Buick. A Basketball, Stage Crew, 0 X Assemblies. e If ' fi 4 ' WILBUR G. HEISEY I9 CGA-4 C5154 RUTH ELEANOR HORNINC Rheems Pals around Skip Academic with Fanny 3 sin- cereg upholds what she be- lievesg future school teacher. Mixed Chorus, F.H.A., L Assemblies, Library Ass't, . fs' 70 JH .1 ' A' h . owen: RICHARD Hess Us e' llgickh Mt. Joy R-ffl Agriculture Whiz at mathg serious mind- ed: athleticg ambition is to make a million. F.F.A., Soccer, Basketball, Assemblies. T EH 5 llDanl1 Mt. Joy A Academic Scientist of the clrssg depend- ableg bashfulg usu lly seen but not heard. Orchestra, S ccer, Plays, Yearbook S ff, Mixed Chorus. ssemblies, s County Orch tra, DANIEL M. HESS 20 PATRICIA A. HOUSEAL N N I .I 1 I 4 Houzi'll Maytovlin Commercial Keeps room lOl in an uproar, has ability to get in and out of trouble, a winning smile. Hockey, Cheerleading, F. H.A., Assemblies, Library AsIs't, Band, Usher, May Day. BLAINE LEWIS Bones KAUFFMAN JR. General Mt.. Joy Rifl Good-natured' capable athletic - manager' likes to work with- automobiles' cherishes his con- vertible. F.F.A. Basketball Mana- ger, Soccer, Stage Crew. Shorty Ironville General Tallest boy in class, a good sense of humor' hails from lronvilleg swell guy, sings first tenor. Orchestra Band Hi-Y Basketball Mixed Chorus Plays, Bottlers, Yearbook Staff, May Day, Assem- blies. 21 PAUL E KAUFFMAN . , , Y I ff Y, . 1 9 3 I P at dislike Shorthand' CEQM 'W' W Elizabethtown Commercial Vi l l L EDNA P. KLINE Edna Studiousg quiet, but very friendly, an efficient worker: a good friend of Betty's. Assembly. ROBERT EUGENE KLINE Bob Columbia Rifl Commercial Never seen alone in his red Chevy convertible , flashy dresser, easy-going, Hi-Y, Student Council, Baseball, Basketball, Soc- cer, Yearbook Staff, Safe- ty Patrol, Usher, Day. May Marie Columbia R32 Commercial Quiet but always ready for laugh spends Saturday nights s ability in typing Usher x MARIE B LocKARo ' ' 22 O , hx . 0 c Q ' i , JEAN ELIZABETH MITCHELL Jeanne Silver Springs Commercial Cute and active, that's our Mitch, really likes to laugh, pals around with Josie, gets a kick out of entertainment. Mixed Chorus, May Day, May Court, Hockey,,Y- Teens, Jr. Play, Yearbook H t H Staff. BW' Commercial Marietta One of wittiest boys ot our class, well-likedg neat dresser, can usually be found teasing a bunch of girls. Plays, Soccer, Student Council, Assemblies, Sate- ty Patrol, Yearbook Staff, MILTON H. MOWRER ls May Day, Hi-Y. ' L 1 Red Mt. Joy Agriculture Good tractor driverg president of F.F.A.g owns a yellow con- sv vertibleg shy. 8 may Day, F,F.A., Assem- , T ies. 4 'X ol X ,, Q ' JAY w. MUMMAU 23 of w DOROTHY JEAN PEI FER Dotty W Columbia R411 Commercial 4 l PY Talent lies mainly in sportsg sweet-naturedg usually seen with the big six . Hockey, F.H.A., Play, Usher, Safety Patrol, As- semblies, Y-Teens, Year-? RODNEY NEY H H book Staff, Student COLIN- 7 Pete cgi. Florin General A Has a devilish mannerg usually seen with Bob Arndtg tallg y darkg handsome. l A.ssemblies,Stage Crew, l May Day. y l uB2l'ly l Marietta I Commercial An ardent movie fang hails from Mariettag na ural curly hairg attentive. I May Day, Us er, Library Ass't. P l 5 ' i -s . i Qs - BETTY L. NEIN e y K P l 24 V7 KKJOYY ,W . . S ' 4 A , M' d Ch . s ry sst lxe orus we Q ' W EDWARD S. RICHARDS Eddie Columbia Riffl Commercial Faithful to Donegal s cafeteria' likes to joke with the cooks' good class worker. Assemblies May Day Hi- Y Usher. H. JOANN RUHL . Academic Mt. Joy Rifrl Likeable' a friend to all- active member of F.H.A. ' dependable- unhurried. Usher Mixed Chorus Y- Teens Assemblies Year- book Staff. upatn Marietta R-ffl Commercial Sharp dresserg independentg has a peaches and cream complexiong one of an insepar- able two F H A National Honor Society May Day, May Court Assemblies, Libra- 25 Library Asst F.H.A. Z I PATRICIA ANN SAGER 0.52-1, JAN ET E. SEI DERS ll uujennyn Mt. Joy Rifl Commercial Possesses pretty blueteyesg. at- tractive, one of the big SIX 1 friendly disposition. Hockey, Band, Assemblies, Y- JACOB R. SHENK Jake Elizabethtown R1993 Aacademic Studiousg a smile for everyoneg M kind, very sincereg accom- plishes what he sets out to do. Soccer, Assemblies. l .H.A., GCHS, Usher, Mixed Chorlas. l Larr LARRY SEARS Mt Joy Rqlfl chief witty curl discussing cars Basketball sembl ies S May Day General hair enjoys Wo Soccer, As- r, 'rage Crew, ' s, ' Qs ' l I r Keeps blisy getting 0L!t of mis- 26 SARAH ANN Sl NCER issue., Maytown Academic Always wears a smiley the vi- olinist of the class, excels in hockey and cheerleading. Y-Teens, Mixed Chorus, Plays, County Orchestra, Orchestra, May Court, May Day, Hockey, Cheer- leading, District Orches- Fanny FANNY RUTH SNYDER 1' . ra General Elizabethtown Rji' Works at Cleanfiewg a good friend of Ruth'sg very friendly, livelyg loves food!!! I I O Mixed Chorus, Assem- blies, Usher, Library Ass't, May Day, F.H.A. l Z Z H CCMarty1! A I Bainbridge Riil General One of our new students: a quiet disposition, but gets the sv giggles!!! Uncomplaining. v Library Ass't, F.H.A., , O Usher, Assembly. ilk 'X' 0 E o fx 4 MARTHA MARIE STONE 27 C8044 iff RHODA MARIE WEAVER Rhoda Marietta General Usually worrying about her freckles' forever talking' cute' one of the happy gang Mixed Chorus Library Asst F.H.A. Safety Pa- trol Assemblies May GLADYS H. WEAVER .Madam Day- Academic Good class workerg one of the bright ones of the classg a future elementary teacherg chummy. I Library Ass'tg F.H,A. Sr. Play, Yearbook St tional Honor Soci semblies, Usher. LARRY E WAGN ER ff Na- ty, As- n H 1 1 s u an n 1 s v 1 1 n 3 , Larry Florin Argumentative bu low usually seer est lies in athleti Baseball So ball Band Assemblies General a swell fel- selling ice G I cer Basket- Stage Crew, .. J, ' r cream in cafeteriag main inter- . . . S. , 0 . 28 'c . fy FRED H. WETZEL FRED Maytown Academic i N A capable class leaderg effi- cientg diligentg plans to be a N I , ,V l l l l l minister. Class President ll 6' I2 Student Council Hi-Y Plays May Court Safety Patrol Assemblies Year- book Staff. 5 1 K' Bon Bon BERNARD WH ITE Academ'c Bainbridge Known by his deep throaty laugh' a pleasing personality' happy-go-lucky. Mixed Chorus, Baseball, Assembly. DON Academic Florin A sharp dresserg good-looking abilityg a versatile fellow Hi-Y Student Council Mixed Chorus Soccer Basketball Baseball Class Officer, May Day, Assem blies, Plays, Safety Patrol Yearbook Staff DONALD H WOLGEMUTH L L ' dependable leaderg athletic 29 .14 PHYLLIS MAE WOLGEMUTH lronville Academic Sweet-nafured, enjoys cheerleading has her own characteristic giggle, pritty. May Court, Student Council, Y- May Day Assemblies, Libra class of '54 eens, ry Ass't, Yearbook Staff, Safety Patrol. 1 i l S en l0l2 alas S i 9 ff cans l LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Eshlemcn, Historian D. Wolgemuth, Treasurer E. Richter, Advisor B. Lutze, Advisor F. Wetzel, President S. Dotterer, Advisor R. Kline, Secretory M. Mowrer, Vice-President l l 30 'Q .Si ' . R ' , CLASS MOTTO Within Ourselves the Fut re Lies u CLASS COLORS Moroon ond Grey CLASS FLOWER Red Rose ,383-. icuii CLASS POEM The time hos come for us, decir school, To soy our lost goodby, And os we think of these lost words, We brecithe o heovy sigh. A sigh thot takes us bock ogoin, Bock through the mony yeors- To the time we entered thy mighty hcills With our quiet, childish fears. But teor hos gone ond hope is here As on the rood of life- Our hopes, we know, will be fulfilled, Though poths be filled with strife. So cis we leove thee, deor old school, We rcise each voice to coll: The hoppiest doys we've ever spent Were ct EAST DONEGAL. -Mo ry Corolyn Boyd 3'l Name Frances Adams Robert Arndt Richard Becker Mary Boyd Yvonne Brubaker Mary Conrad Gilbert Cornwell Beverly Covert Lovina Demmy Harold Derr Hazel Derr f Helen Elder Ross Eshleman Josie Fornoff Ella Mae Forry Nancy Fuhrman John Garber Sidney Gibble Jay Ginder Jay Greider Michael Grove Nancy Hanshue Martin Heisey Wilbur Heisey Daniel Hess Richard Hess Ruth Horning Pat Houseal Blaine Kauffman Paul Kauffman Edna Kline Robert Kline Marie Lockard Jeanne Mitchell Milton Mowrer Jay Mummau Betty Nein Rodney Ney Dorothy Peifer Eddie Richards Joann Ruhl Pat Sager Larry Sears Janet Seiders Jacob Shenk Sarah Singer Fanny Snyder Martha Stone Larry Wagner Gladys Weaver Rhoda Weaver Fred Wetzel Bernard White Donald Wolgemuth Phyllis Wolgemuth CLASS REGISTER Ambition West Point Cab Driver Business man Nurse College Bookkeeper Truck driver Own a Mercury Private secretary Get out of school Secretary Singer Scientific farmer Typist Housewife Secretary Farmer To be a success Farmer Milkman Farmer Receptionist Farmer Salesman Construction engineer Make a million Teacher Nurse Mechanic Mechanic Secretary Baseball player Secretary Secretary To be a success Farmer Secretary Truck driver Secretary Chef Homemaker Learn culinary arts Salesman Secretary College Nurse Nurse Homemaker Ea rn money Teacher Nurse Minister Dentist Feed business Teacher 32 Favorite Expression lt's a panic Drop dead! You don't know,do you? You better believe it Jumpin crumpets! You don't say That's the way it should be Good My aching back That ain't smart Huh? Oh that's great! Man! Oh Man! Oh! My Gosh! You know it! That's nice , You better believe it Hominy grits Manheim up Wow! About that good Ye gads! Hey'you You and who else? Gee whiz! Look who's talking Oh! Lover! Oh! You're nuts That helps That helps Who told you? T'anks Oh! My gosh! Alrightee Have fun Pert'near ls that a fact? You know it Holy heckle beckle Well holy cow! Oh! Cut it out Oh! No! Knock it off Holy buckets That's for sure! Oh! Dear! No kidding! Oh! That's stupid! For crying in a bucket Boy you know it! Dig that! ls that right? Boy, that was Jim Dandy! Boy! Oh! Day! Feeling O.K.? i Prized Possession Cold football '4O Olds Driver's license My poetry Pictures Class ring '42 Chevy Class ring Watch '4l Chevy Ring My dog Nova Scotia hat Brother's car My friends '38 Chevy Hamilton watch Hair on chest Dad's car '49 Plymouth Car My ED letter '53 Chevy '53 Buick Short wave radio Brown eyes Certain picture Cheerleading uniform '47 Chevy '42 Plymouth Convert. Watch '49 Chevy Convert. Drivers'license Drivers'license '53 Chevy '52 Plymouth Record player '36 Plymouth 4-H Lambs 45 record player A certain picture A bracelet '4l Pontiac Convert. Diamond ring Shirt on my back Watch My dog lnky Watch Trombone Pop's car My pictures Dad s Studey Outboard motor '3l Chrysler Roadster Watch CLASS REGISTER Pet Peeve Short males Bertie P.O.D. class Car troubles Spiders Shorthand English School Making speeches Shorthand Salesmanship Nickname Red Corners Sitting around Snakes A show off P.O.D. Rising early Ag class Stop signs Math class Short skirts English class Last name Teachers Mike's stories Stop signs Cops P.O.D. Chevies Shorthand Shorthand P.O.D. Dictation English class Women drivers Shorthand Brown nosers Women smokers Boring classes Getting out of bed Flirtatious people Teachers Shorthand Literature lmpolite people Brownies Wasps Women One way streets Freckles Red cars Long assignments Dirty cars Men drivers 33 Favorite Pastime Playing bridge Girls Driving Playing the organ Sports Movies Hunting G fishing Talking to a senior Eating Buzzing around Movies Playing Victrola Eating Driving others' cars i-Donn Driving Sleeping Pat Listen to radio Ciirls Driving my car Radio mystery Woodwork Beautiful women Science G- radio Sleeping Cabbing with the Cas stations Talking to girls Fixing cars Listening to radio Sports Driving Sports Sports Driving cars Playing records Cir s Sports Cooking and baking Reading Sid C-irls Working Sports Keep busy C-abbing with the C-oing away Swimming boy Big Four Big Four C-abbing with the Big Four Gabbing with the Big Four' Playing the organ Fishing Athletics Laughing semen pta. - papa says na! SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: F. Adams, J. Greider, D. Wolgemuth, E. M. Forry, L. Demmy, F. Wetzel. STANDING, LEFT T0 RIGHT: M. Mowrer, P. Kauffman, N. Hanshue, Y. Brubaker, R. Eshleman, M. Boyd, P. Wolgemufh, D. Hess, Mrs. Llewellyn, ldirectressl, N. Fuhrman. Not Pictured: S. Singer, G. Weaver, fstudent directressesl. 34 union pta hoa,aun1:le! vrrkk .. , ,.., W, .M . , Q L SEATED, LEFT T0 RIGHT: N. Fuhrman, L. Demmy, J. Mitchell, S, Von Stetten, D. Wolgemuth, M. Mowrer, P. Wolgemuth. STANDING, LEFT T0 RIGHT: J. Greider, R. Eshleman, Y. Bru- baker, S. Singer, lstudent directressesl, Mrs. Llewellyn, ldirectressl, F. Wetzel, M. Boyd, D. Peifer, P. Kauffman. 35 IODKIHG BACKWARD Can it be possible six years have passed since we were the sixty-four little, somewhat bewildered seventh graders? Miss Henderson and Mr. Ben- der helped us become accustomed to this larger building and to an entirely new schedule. How hard it was for us to have classes all day without any re- cess, but moving from room to room gave us our daily exercise. By the time we were eighth graders, we considered ourselves grown up and practically upper classmen. We were allowed one representative to the Stu- dent Council, our choice was Donald Wolgemuth. Fred Wetzel, Jere Hen- derson, and Ross Eshleman represented us in the band. This year, with Miss Henderson and Mr. Bender as our ad- visors, we took our first class trip. None of us will forget that day spent at Gettysburg. New members from Rheems, Iron- ville, and Silver Springs brought our freshman class enrollment to seventy- nine. This year Sidney Gibble was our president assisted by Fred Wetzel as vice-president, Yvonne Brubaker, secre- tary-treasurer, and Ross Eshleman, his- torian. Under the leadership of Mrs. Gingrich, Mr. Dotterer, and Mr. Hol- linger, we chose maroon and gray as our class colors and purchased class hats, which most of us forgot to wear after our class trip to Philadelphia. There we saw the Betsy Ross House, the Liberty Bell, and from our excel- lent seats we watched the Brooklyn and Philadelphia centerfielders play an outstanding game. Yvonne Brubaker was our new Student Council member and Phyllis Wolgemuth, escorted by Fred Wetzel, was our member of the May QueFn's court. Perhaps the most importan. event of our junior high school yeprs was our ninth grade pro- motion. lThe speakers were Yvonne Brubakerl Nancy Hanshue, Evangeline Yoder, Donald Wolgemuth, Fred Wet- zel, and .llere Henderson. Sarah Singer, Ross Esh eman, and Paul Kauffman played instrumental numbers. Citizen- ship awal'ds were given to Evangeline Yoder and Fred Wetzel. Scholarship awards were presented to Gladys Wea- ver and lJacob Shenk. Sarah Singer, Harold Derr, and Donald Wolgemuth were giv n athletic awards. Yvonne Blrubakerkand Jerje Henderson received t e activi y awar s. ln our first year of senior high school Miss Slodt, Mr. Dotterer and Mr. Hol- linger were our class advisors. Our class officersvjvere Harold Derr, president, Gladys eaver, vice-president, Yvonne Brubaker secretary, Fred Wetzel, treas- urer, an Donald Wolgemuth, histo- rian. Phylis Wolgemuth and Fred Wet- zel were added to the Student Council. Remember that trip to Philadelphia? We almdst lost some of our class at the zoo. lThen we visited Franklin ln- stitute and hurried through the Mu- seum of Art to take Yvonne to the ball game. We had a Thanksgiving Party and this lyear we purchased reversible class jackets. Our May Court attend- ants weri Sarah Singer and Phyllis Wol- gemuth, ,escorted by Donald Wolge- muth and Fred Wetzel. i l l The officers of the junior class were Fred Wetzel, president, Yvonne Bru- baker, vice-president, Robert Kline, secretary, Donald Wolgemuth, treas- urer, and Ross Eshleman, historian. We elected Dorothy Peifer and Robert Kline to the Student Council. Our class was proud to be named the champions of the Jack Frost Frolic. At the Mt. Joy Farm Show we had a food stand during the Corn Husking Contest. We received our class rings as belated Christmas gifts. In January, Ross Eshle- man was selected to play in the South- ern District Band Festival held at Mil- lersburg. Our first National Honor So- ciety members were Yvonne Brubaker, Glayds Weaver, and Patricia Sager. Who will forget Lovina Demmy as the crotchety old maid aunt in Whoa, Auntie! -- under the capable direc- tion of Mrs. Llewellyn? In the spring of the year our May Court attendants were Josie Fornoff, Patricia Sager, and Jeanne Mitchell. The big event of this school year was the Junior-Senior Prom, which followed a springtime theme. Finally September, i953 arrived-we are the mighty seniors. Our class ad- visors were Mrs. Lutze, Mr. Dotterer, and Mr. Richter. Milton Mowrer and Ross Eshleman were our new members of the Student Council and Donald Wolgemuth was elected president. Strange as it may seem, our senior class officers are all boys: Fred Wetzel, president, Milton Mowrer, vice-presi- dent, Donald Wolgemuth, treasurer, Robert Kline, secretary, and Ross Eshle- man, historian. Remember the time in September when everyone went to Shel- ley's Studio in Lancaster to have his picture taken for the yearbook? Mr. Shelley did make us look sophisticated, didn't he? ln November we had a food stand at the Mt. Joy Farm Show. Later in November we presented our play Papa Says No! Yvonne's acting as a twelve year old brat stole the show. Maybe, our plays were successful be- cause they both opened on Friday, the thirteenth! - our lucky day! For the second time Ross Eshleman was se- lected to play in the county band. Do you remember how surprised we were when the curtains opened at the Christ- mas party given to us by the faculty? Selected for county chorus were Nancy Hanshue, Josie Fornoff, Jeanne Mitch- ell, Rhoda Weaver, Ruth Horning, Fanny Snyder, Yvonne Brubaker, Paul Kauffman, Fred Wetzel, Ross Eshle- man, Bernard White, and Donald Wol- gemuth. Patricia Sager was elected queen at our Valentine Dance. Sidney Gibble was her escort. Who can forget how we pounded on doors to sell clothes props, fire extinguishers, and Christmas candy to earn money for the trip to Williamsburg? This trip and our grad- uation bring to a close six happy years spent at East Donegal, but the memory of them will go with us for many years to come. Ross Eshleman, Historian. 1954 Ooneaallan SPORTS S 'E A F I: KI-ILCIQTOQRAPHY J. Ruhl, R. Kline, D, Reifgr, J. Fornoff, P. Kauffman, M. F- W2fZ9I, J- Bgydl Shenk, D. Hess ADVISOR EDITOR Mr. Dotterer Yvonne Brubaker CIRCULATION LITERARY G. Weaver, R. Eshleman, J. Mitchell. ADS M. Mowrer, L. Demmy, D. Wolgemuth 38 N, Hanshue, J. Greider, P. Wolgemuth. 1954 class will We the class ot I954 do hereby give and bequeath our last will and testament. will to our posterity the following items: FRAN ADAMS-three years of high school to my brother. BOB ARNDT-ability to brown-nose in P.O.D. to Judy Linard. RICHARD BECKER-red hair to Richard Bowers. MARY CAROLYN BOYD-car trouble to Jim Kinsey. YVONNE BRUBAKER-girI's lavatory radiator to Barbie Warfel. MARY CONRAD-dark hair to Kitty Reese. GILBERT CORNWELL-black hair to Mr. Hollinger. BEVERLY COVERT-Dodger pennant to Mr. Staley. LOVINA DEMMY-shorthand book to the commercial teacher. HAROLD DERR-ability to play short- stop to Gary Epler. HAZEL DERR-sales book to anyone who wants it. HELEN ELDER- Dragnet record to the garbage man. ROSS ESHLEMAN-trumpet ability to Barry Trostle. JOSIE FORNOFF-giggling ability to Mary Louise Murry. ELLA MAE FORRY-blond hair to Joanne Reynolds. NANCY FUHRMAN-natural blond hair to Bertie Wagner. JOHN GARBER-B's in ag to Clay Mummau. SIDNEY GIBBLE--razor to Donald Yordy. JAY GINDER-four front teeth to Jim Ginder. JAY GREIDER-curly hair to John Heistand. MIKE GROVE-short hair cut to Henry Greiner. NANCY HANSHUE-dark hair to Jeanne Wagner. MARTIN HEISEY-English class to James Longenecker. WILBUR HEISEY-ability to bag class to Donald Raber. DAN HESS-ability to keep under the speed limit to Roy Hollar. RICHARD HESS-quietness to John Hershey. RUTH HORNING-ability to drive Chevy's carefuIIy?? to Vicky Bowers. uniform to Cynthia Lehman. BLAINE KAUFFMAN-mechanical ability to Richard Gibble. PAUL KAUFFMAN-height to Ralph Buffenmyer. EDNA KLINE-shorthand book to anyone who wants it. ROBERT KLINE-pitching ability to Jim Wittle. MARIE LOCKARD-shorthand ability to the future seniors. JEANNE MITCHELL-height??? to Phyllis Levan. MILTON MOWRER-ability to get along in English class to Jack Wagner. JAY MUMMAU-driving ability to Herman Gebhard. RODNEY NEY-'36 Plymouth to a junk-man. BETTY NEIN-shortness to Dorothy Martin. DOROTHY PEIFER-wavy hair to June Heinaman. EDWARD RICHARDS-P.O.D. book to one of next year's seniors. JOANN RUHL-trig book back to Mr. Dotterer. PATRICIA SAGER--fingernails to Joann Arnold. LARRY SEARS-basketball ability to Junior High Basketball Team. JANET SEIDERS-blue eyes to Ruth Drescher. JACOB SHENK-pig to Jay Forry. SARAH SINGER-Italian hair cut to Barbara Martin. FANNY SNYDER-quietness to Jim Shirk. MARTHA STONE-ability to talk to Arlene Musser. LARRY WAGNER-music ability to Scott Carpenter. GLADYS WEAVER-Spanish marks to Doug Shakel. RHODA WEAVER-love for red trucks to Jim Longenecker. FRED WETZEL-language ability to Mrs. Llewellyn. BERNIE WHITE-front seat in chemistry to a future senior. DON WOLGEMUTH-size IZM shoes to Mr. Depoe. PHYLLIS WOLGEMUTH-Dutchified PAT HOUSEAL-cheerleading 39 expressions to Verby Crocker. ! SHELLEY STUDIO School and Wedding Photographs La ste Pe syl a a 40 1F27 Cx XO X0 '- Z- iw- t'NCx 1.,- ,vs 0 'XX 1, , ez 4' ZA l71+3ff25 , Xe R4-CX9 NDERCLAS 1 Y Junlons e J. Hiestand L. Hollar H. Hubley J. Kinsey J. Kline jvnwaup Landis J. Linard A J. McKain A. Musser Lapp J. Longenecker D. McKee E. Nolt Leese B. Martin M. Miller S. O'Hara Lehman D. Martin V. Mummau D. Raber Levan L. Mayers M. L. Murry D. Reese 43 'N Junlons K. Reese G. Scholl R. Singer R. Wagner L. Wittle R. Richards G. Shank A. Smith B. Warfel G. Wolfe J. Roberts S. Shepler J. Smith S. A. Watts S. Yordy R. Ruhl J. Shirk M. E. Stauffer D. Weber A. Young S. Simons J. Wittle 44 M. Armold W. Arnold P. Barrett K. Brandt J. Brubaker S. Carpenter W. Earhart G. Epler J. Forry C. Ginder C. Gish F. Good H. Greiner J. Gutshall L. Harkcom R. 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W. ina.. .- . .fi - - f... f if 3ffv..efi.i .-ff TM L .2 is ....,,.,.. . Q, .- 2Mi .sW??s-'EL.'1TfE 5-n. :H W1 159'-. ' - 1 - 5 f ' .im 7wif.S W .. ..,. ,-hf f i?gw5Si??s2im3i fi'-s,zlllQ2l132if.Z-ff.s3vy,mf:zzsQ ninth GRADE FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. McCowin, D. Noll, M. Morgan, C. Wittle, E. Showalter, G. Waters, J. Barkley, N. Fletcher, A. Reese, K. Minnick, M. Ruhl, J. Stehman. SECOND ROW: E. Hess, K. Bailey, G. Kauffman, R. Welcomer, J. Malin, R. Stoner, M. Armold, K. Geib, R. Shirk, J. Rutt, M. Martin, E. Sload, G. Eshleman. THIRD ROW: Miss Sloat, ladvisorl, Mr. Hollinger, ladvisorl, B. Gibble, L. Smith, R. Kauffman, H. Gebhart, C. Lehman, S. Noll, F. Aldinger, M. A. Felty, J. Painton, J. Hossler, D. Brown, F. Heistand, D. Adams. FOURTH ROW: J. Reynolds, N. Royer, A. Heisey, A. Musser, E. Martin, T. Shuman, S. Koser, N. Arndt, S. Gutshall, J. Shank, R. Eichler, Mr. Depoe, ladvisorl. FIFTH ROW: C. Witmer, A. Wolge- muth, K. Newcomer, G. Aldinger, M. Kreider, C. Mumma, J. Eckerd, L. Seiders, D. Hershey, C. Snyder, R. Bowers, K. Raber, G. Brandt. We entered our final year in junior high school with much zest and enthusiasm. Barbara Gibble and Kenneth Wittle were chosen to represent us on the student council. Our big project this year centered around the many problems of publishing a junior high yearbook with Miss Seldomridge in charge. Under the leadership of Mr. Hollinger, Miss Sloat, and Mr. Depoe, our class advisors, we decided, after much discussion, to adopt the carnation as our class flower and blue and gold as our class colors. Our motto is, Live to Learn, Learn to Live. We are now looking forward to making our Ninth Grade Promotion a success and to taking an active part next year in the student life of our new senior high school. 48 eighth amos Z' FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Sager, D. Fletcher, M. Monn, S. Koser, J. Linard, B. Warner, F. Shepler, J. Brandt, N. Herr, P. McCowin, P. Charles, L. Fuhrman. SECOND ROW: R. Hie- stand, M. L. Frye, R. Raber, J. Sweitzer, J. Leaman, J. Keener, D. Kauffman, P. Secrist, L. Hossler, W. Wilkinson, J. Armold, B. Witmer, W. Kliener, Mrs. Llewellyn, iadvisorl. THIRD ROW: Miss Dunnick, ladvisorl, Miss Martin, fadvisorl, B. Nein, M. May, W. Kirtpatrick, P. Lancaster, E. Becker, C. Anderson, F. Murry, A. Watts, R. Brandt, B. Seaman, R. Frye, H. Ginder. FOURTH ROW: J. Neff, R. Kopp, J. Miller, P. Peters, J. Brubaker, A. Baum, D. Rice, G. Armold, B. McCowin, G. Zellers, K. Young, T. Martin. No longer is the big high school building strange to us. We entered our second year in Jr. High School well disciplined in the new responsibilities of high school life and eager to accept the challenge of greater participation in that life. We elected Robert Hiestand as our first representative to the student council. More and more of our voices could be heard cheering our teams on to victory and an increasing number participated in the all-student dances,after some games. We were active in the U. N. Assembly program as non-speaking delegates from the various member countries to the General Assembly. And some of us took an active part as representative immigrants in the Brotherhood Week Assembly Program. We had lots of fun as we met all the responsibilities of school life and as we enter the last year of junior high school we eagerly anticipate bigger jobs and greater responsibilities. 49 S eventh GRACE FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Brandt, B. Trostle, L. Wittle, D. Malin, J. Hich, B. Stehman, H. Sload, C. Johns, J. Hess, L. Breneman. SECOND ROW: Miss Henderson, iadvisori, D. Wel- comer, K. Mowrer, P. Shirk, V. Arnold, H. Felty, K. Shakel, K. Way, J. Heisey, J. Bixler, E. Kreider, R. Brandt, M. Armold. THIRD ROW: Miss Hayes, ladvisori, G. Witmer, J. Koser, E. Zielke, J. Hawthorn, R. Sprout, E. Teats, C. Showalter, P. Carpenter, E. Weaver, L. Deshong, R. Heagy, Mr. Bender, ladvisori. FOURTH ROW: F. Fisher, A. Winters, L. Felty, J. Ginder, R. Hess, C. Jones, J. Wolgemuth, D. White, L. Pardoe, F. Noll. FIFTH ROW: J. Weller, C. Wensensale, J. McMillian, J. Wenger, R. Deppen, C.Arm0Id, R. Heisey, R. Wein, W. Jones, R. Eichler, W. Eckard, J. Richards. This year we became a part of the big school with long halls, many classrooms, and older students. We're growing up. But we had problems, how to pass correctly in the hallways, so many teachers to meet in different classrooms, no recess, how to use our study halls. Miss Henderson and Mr. Bender, our homeroom advisors, guided us successfully through these and other problems. We organized our homerooms. Our semester presidents were Barry Brandt and James Hecht in the A section, and Jack Wolgemuth and Peter Carpenter in the B section. Remember how assembly broke up our Valentine Party? But we had the ice cream and soft drinks afterward. Section A had a George Washington Party for some members who were moving to other schools. Now we are looking forward to meeting greater problems and opportunities as we grow older in our school life. 50 class 0 fflcelzs TENTH GRADE BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Forsythe, iadvisorl, M. Roland, Historian, Miss Seldom- ridge, iadvisorlp J. Smith, Treas., Mr. Armold, Iadvisorl. FRONT ROW: P. Wolfe, V.-Pres., N. Hess, Pres., J. Wagner, Sec. EIGHTH GRADE LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Martin, iadvisorlg Miss Dunnick, Iadvisorl, Mrs. Llewellyn, Cadvisorl, R. Heistond, V.-Pres., J. Sweitzer, Sec.-Treos., G. Zeller, Pres. ELEVENTH GRADE BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Gingrich Cadvisorl, R. Drescher, Historian, Mr. Staleyi fadvisorl. FRONT ROW: B. Martin, Sec., J. Heistond, Treas., B. Warfel, V.-Pres., J. Hei sey, Pres. NINTH GRADE BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Depoe iadvisorl, Miss Sloat, iadvisorlj Mr. Hollinger iadvisorl. FRONT ROW: C. Wittle, Pres., K Wittle, V.-Pres., A. Heisey, Sec.-Treos. 51 IHS Cones 1952 OIHII hlqh school wmzk In 1954 DRCGRESS STUDENT XZ v V445 A V H S E Y COUNCW V A L S-VP' 4 rv 4 , ? ',r . 4 Q- . gif' W2 V' FHA 'Q Q! FF iii 1 ACTNIUE safety patnol KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Weaver, P. Wolgemuth, D. Wolge- muth, B. Warfel, D. Peifer. STANDING: F. Wetzel, J. Kinsey, R. Eshleman, Y. Brubaker, M. Mowrer, R. Kline, D. Raber,rMr. A. G. Bender, IAdvisorD. Q W national honaiz society FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Y. Brubaker, L. Demmy, P. Sager. SECOND ROW: A. Young, B. Mar- tin. THIRD ROW: G. Weaver, Mr. E. C. Saylor fSponsor7, S. Singer. FOURTH ROW: F. Adams, D. Raber, R. Kline, S. Gerlach. FIFTH ROW: F. Wetzel, D. Wolge- rnuth, M. Mowrer. ummm. nouon socisw NT 7 .Q L N2 I 54 Y-IGEHS SEATED, LEFT T0 RIGHT: N Hanshue, J. Fornoff, A Young, B. Warfel, Mrs Gingrich, lAdvisor7 STANDING, FIRST ROW: Y Brubaker, D. Peifer, J Arnold, J. Mitchell, C Wittle, S. Forwood, J Landis, L. Lehman, B Gibble, P. Wolfe SECOND ROW: D. Long lach, J. Ruhl, S V. Bowers, R. Drescher hl-y LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Kauff- man, D. Raber, R. Kline, R. Buffenmyer, J. Kinsey, F. Wetzel, D. Wolgemuth, R. Eshleman, J. Heistand, R. Bailey, J. Heisey, M. Mowrer, M. Miller. CENTER: E. Richards, J. Greider, Mr. Dotterer, lAdvisorI. 55 B. Martin, R. Wagner, J. Seiders, S. Ger- Singer, P. WolgeQ muth, M. A. Felty, ,IIBRARY ASSISIAIWIS SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Roberts, M. Stone, J. Ruhl, G. Weaver, P. Wol- gemuth, E. Shenk, L. Mayers, M. Keener, M. Kepner. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. O'Hara, R. Horning, A. Heller, H. Elder, E. Forry, B. Nein, D. Reese, S. Watts, R. Drescher, S. Shepler, B. Leese, D. Landis, Mrs. M. E. Llewellyn, B. Sutter, S. Snyder, F. Snyder, J. Martin, R. Weaver, L. Demmy, P. Barrett, P. Sager, S. Singer, N. Fuhrman, P. Houseal, R. Jones, J. Fornoft. stuoent council FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Hiestand, B. Gibble, P. Wolgemuth, J. Kinsey, D. Wolgemuth, B. Warfel, D. Peifer, Y. Brubaker, J. Smith. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. C. A. S. Hollinger, A. Young, F. Wetzel, J. Shope, N. Hess, Mr. D. S. Staley, R. Eshleman, M. Mowrer, R. Kline, D. Raber, B. Martin, Mr. A. G. Bender. 56 p. p. A. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Mowrer, J. Ginder, J. Ginder, B. Kauffman, R. Richards, M. Grove, J. Hershey, R. Lapp, J. Mammau, R. Hess, J. Longe- necker, R. Ruhl, L. Waltz, E. Myers, H. Greiner, C. Gish. SECOND ROW: K. Bailey, M. Martin, J. Rutt, G. Brandt, L. Wolgemuth, J. Brubaker, K. New- comer, K. Brandt, J. Schatz, J. Forry, M. Longenecker, R. Pfaunmiller, R. Gibble, Mr. Forsythe lAdvisorD. THIRD ROW: G. Eshleman, G. Kauffman, G. Aldinger, C. Snyder, C. Mummau, M. Heisey, L. Seiders, T. Eckerd, K. Kauffman, H. Gephard, J. Raffensperger, R. Mumper, L. Landis. F. h. A. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: V. Mummau, G. Wolfe, R. Eckerd, L. Mayers, S. A. Watts, D. Weber, R. Drescher, A. Heller, J. Ruhl, R. Weaver, F. Snyder S. Shepler, D. Landis, H. Elder, Miss Sloat lAdvisorJ. SECOND ROW: E. Nolt, D. Esbenshade, D. Martin, G. Shenk, V. Bowers, G. Weaver, M. E. Stauffer E. M. Forry, M. Stone, B. Leese, R. Horning. 57 BANG FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Seiders, J. Greider, N. Hanshue. SECOND ROW: J. Armold, P. Houseal. THIRD ROW: M. Baker, G. Schroll, P. Haw- thorne. FOURTH ROW: N. Arndt, J. Heinaman, S. Koser. FIFTH ROW: Mr. H. Morrell Shields, P. Kauffman, L. Wagner, B. Brandt, J. Malin, R. McKain. SIXTH ROW: R. Eshleman, B. Trostle, R. Swartz, J. Hecht, D. Raber. SEVENTH ROW: L. Wittle, T. Martin, L. Felty, L. Landis, R. Mumper. EIGHTH ROW: S. Yordy, W. Wilkinson, J. Bixler, H. Ginder. NINTH ROW: J. Lewis, S. Carpenter, R. Hawthorne, G. Zeller, M. Boyd. TENTH ROW: R. Bowers, S. Gutshall, P. Johnstin, J. Ginder, J. McKain. ELEVENTH ROW: B. McKain, J. Rutt, K. Young, B. Martin, C. Wittle, TWELFTH ROW: J. Landis, P. Keener, W. Kleiner, D. Herr, P. Secrist. Ol2Ch6S13l2A i l CENTER CIRCLE, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Singer, A. Young, S. Carpenter, D. Fletcher, R. Mumper, J. Bixler, P. Seigrist. OUTER CIRCLE: P. Hawthorne, E. Showalter, Mr. E. C. Saylor, M. A. Felty, C. Lehman, A. Musser, P. Car- penter, D. Hess, P. Kauffman, R. Hawthorne, R. Eshleman, D. Raber, L. Landis, J. McKain, S. Gutshall, G. Scholl, B. McKain. 58 m IXGO chonus N 0 M si 'H Si FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Boyd, F. Snyder, R. Horning, W. Arnold, J. Hiestand, F. Wetzel, P. Wolfe, J. Landis, J. Staley, J. Smith, M. Keener, M. L. Murry, J. Linard, J. Mitchell, Mr. E. C. Saylor. SECOND ROW: A. Smith, S. Gerlach, G. Scholl, J. Ruhl, M. Murry, B. McKain, A. Young, P. Hawthorne, B. Martin, L. Horning, J. Fornoff. THIRD ROW: Y. Brubaker, J. Wagner, R. Drescher, A. Heller, S. Singer, J. Seiders, D. Martin, R. Buffen- myer, R. Hawthorne, M. Baker, R. Wagner, S. Forwood, M. Roland, J. Arnold, D. McKee. FOURTH ROW: R. Weaver, J. Smith, D. Wolgemuth, R. Eshle- man, P. Kauffman, M. Miller, R. Singer, B. White, D. Hess, M. Nell, N. Han- shue, P. Sager, G. Wolf. amls' Cham In 2 .. j ' A.. 4.5 - I 1 . f I Q .- FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Weaver, J. Ginder, R. Hess, J. Hawthorne, J. Heisey, J. Bixler, P. Shirk, K. Way, E. Hess, Mr. E. C. Saylor. SECOND ROW: L. Felty, L. Fuhrman, J. Weller, F. Murrav, H. Felty, J. McMillan, D. Fletcher, E. Zielke, L. Dupler, K. Shakel. THIRD ROW: C. Sager, J. Wenger, S. Gutshall, J. Reynolds, A. Musser, A. Watts,'P. Seigrist, J. Steh- man, J. Leahman. FOURTH ROW: V. Arnold, C. Wittle, G. Waters, C. Leh- man, E. Showalter, M. Felty, A. Heisey, N. Rohrer, P. Charles, J. Sweitzer. 59 !Uu1f-7I- ,. -gsm. -I .... If QOWQ -D WW vw Q , 5' V wif W N V SPORT Fir f J BASEBAH id Coaches Bob Cob gi FIRST ROWQ LEFT TO RIGHT: B. White, S. Cibble, H. Derr, C, Cornwell, Ki V. Crocker, l.. Wagner, D. Wolgemuth, R, Kline, W. Earhart. SECOND ROWQ LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Staley lCoachJ, C, Epler, L. Hollar, M. Miller, ig J. Wittle, D, Raber, J. Shirk, Mr, Armold tAss't Coachl. 331 . 34 . ax Larry Harold Don Bernie 62 SOCCER FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RICHT:S. Gibble, R. Hess, J. Shank, L. Sears, G. Cornwell, D. Wolgemuth, M. Mowrer, L. Wagner, B. Kauffman, D. Hess, J. Greider, R. Kline, H. Derr. SECOND ROW: Mr. Yohn lCoachJ, D. Yordy, D. Raber, J. Wittle, L. Hollar, V. Crocker, K. New- comer W Earhart Mr Arrnold lAss't Coach? 63 BASKETBALL VARS It Harold Lets Go Boys Co Q s Sa.. I if., on I .ig 7. II. 4:- Ross La rry Dick FIRST ROWQ LEFT TO RIGHT: R, Buffenmyer IMgr.I. Mr. Depoe ICoacI1I, B. Kauffman IMgr.I. SECOND ROWQ LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Kline, R. Eshle- man, H. Derr, D. Wolgemuth, G. Cornwell, L. Wagner, J. Hiestand, R. Hess, S. Cibble. 64 Junlon vamslty LEFT TO RIGHT: P. IVIcKain, W. Earhart, J. Smith, D, Raber, J. Kinsey, G Epler, J. Shirk, J. Hershey, R. Swartz, L. Holler, J. Wittle, Mr. Depoe, M Miller. JUNIOR hlqh FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Wittle, C. Brandt, R. Eichler, D. White, T. Martin, C. Armold, C. Zeller. SECOND ROW: R. Bowers, D. Adams, B. Trostle, Mr. Richter, R. Eichler, J. Shank. 65 hockey Bru il' .351 i , 1 f...ii.f Ziififnvk e fl' LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Selders lManagerl, E, Raber, J. Mitchell, J, Arnold, D. McKee, E. Monn, M. Boyd, C. Lehman, J. Linard, C. Scholl, Y. Brubaker, M. Murry, M. Baker, D. Peifer, B. Sutter, S. Koser, J. Heinaman, N. Arndt, A. Young, S. Singer, P. Levan, P, Houseal, Miss Dunnick lCoachl, Kneeling, N. Hanshue lManagerl, ue Jeanne Dot Mary 66 CITEERLEACGRS Y STANDING: S. Singer, P. Wol- gemufh, P. Houseal. KNEEL- ING: P. Hawthorne, B. Warfel. Jqh h,GhQ fo LEFT TO RIGHT: C, Lehman, F. Murry, D. Fletcher, 09' LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Scholl B. IVIcKain, J. Heineman, J Wagner, E. Raber. aff' HM.- caught Heave it, Bim! Swat it, Bru! Take it in, Pasty! Watch 'em, Cob! Kick it, Bob! ACTION! xx NOV A VORD FROM OUR SPONSORS K. PATRO Mr. and Mrs. Stanley S. Dotterer Colonel and Mrs. Duval S. Adams Mr. and Mrs. John A. Conrad Mrs. Mary E. McDevitt Mr. and Mrs. John H. Demmy Lovina and Charles Mae and Jay Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jonas H. Forry Mrs. Annie Arnold Willis Weaver Clifford Covert and Bev Ralph Richards Milton Mowrer Hubert Mitchell Rube Fahringer and Mrs. Arthur Trostle Robert Houseal Ray Rice Mr. and Mrs. Washington Fuhrman Mr. and Mrs. John E. Eshleman Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Wolgemuth Kathy and Don Mr. and Mrs. Park Hanshue Miss Fae Hanshue Richard Becker Mr. and Mrs. John S. Kline Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Lockard B. R. McDevitt Westenhoffer's Grocery Elizabethtown Trust Co. Libhart's Garage i i i Mr. and Mrs. John G. Hart Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fornoff Janet and Marvin Mr. and Mrs. Frank Singer Sue and Phyl ' Mr. and Mrs. Raymond McCune Patri Mr. a The Mr. a Mr. a Mr. a Bev, Harol Mr. a ia and Sidney d Mrs. Paul A. Kauffman auffman Brothers d Mrs. Mervin Arnold d Mrs. Dale Arnold d Mrs. William Boyd enny, Mary and Joe and Patsy d Mrs. William Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Ruhl Mr. and Mrs. Fred O. Wetzel Joann and Fred Viola Bricker Mr. and Mrs. John M. Horning Fae and Wilbur Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Za rfo D. B. Brubaker Howard White Monroe E. Garber Earl M. Heisey Michael Grove Menno L. Hess, Jr. Ss Hardware Grace C Blough Zielke Orthopedic Appliances Atlan lic Service Station COMMERCIAL PA'llll0N Newcomer's Service Station Dr. and Mrs. Luther Fetter Aunt Sall 's Kitchen Y Farmer's Mutual lnsurance Co. Garber Motor Co. Elizabethtown Chronicle R. E. Longenecker B. B. Billmeyer Alvin C. Albright Sunoco Gas Station Booth's Store 70 Mum a's Hardware Roy Lehman Electrical Appliances Farm Bureau Edgar N. Appley's News Agency Florin Fruit Stand Buller's Beauty Salon Broo J. H. ' Dry Cleaners tehman Paxon's Cut Rate Krady's Tire Service Brooks' Barber Shop l KEENER lilslioiulis MAYTOWN, PENNA. Compliments of HA-RRY N. NISSLY Only surviving member of first senior class of 1890. EAST DONEGAL TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL Compliments of 1231 -'3-T-13,72 apt!! 'D N O A .x,, co . QQ f'2!Tf-'Q Qu S 11:iJ,g?.--' Ji A '7 N 0 b 0 'Ne L s ' c 1 155 9 7 WITNESS OAK CHAPTER FFA II. B. JOI'IIISOII SCHOOL BUS TRANSPORTATION GENERAL HAULING Phone: Mount Joy 3-9221 Florin, Penna. Phone 149 I A C 1- f I BUILDERYF Q omp iments o AR CENTER I ll S. NISSLEY GINGRICH, INC. ziz w. wsu nr. Euzunr' e rf'wm,PA.i-l L 4 ancaster, Pa. Colos, Asphalt, Paving MOYER'S POTATC CH I PS Among the best by test Buy them at the factory and at your grocery Phone 540W Elizabethtown, Pa. SHEARER'S FURNITURE STORE Appliances and Toys Elizabethtown, Pa. BOYER'S Self-Service Lanco Food Stores Groceries and Frozen Food Fresh and Smoked Meats Open Friday and Saturday Evenings E'town 484R Compliments of ALBANO'S PHARMACY Marietta, Penna. Lumber, Millwork, Excavating Building Supplies AARON C. LONCENECKER General Contracting RD:H:2 Mount Joy, Pa. Phone: Mt. Joy 3-6100 BEN'S AMOCO SERVICE Maytown Pike Phone 6-9981 Marietta Cias, Oil, Tires, Tubes Washing, Batteries, Accessories Creasing and Minor Repairs APPLEY'S GLASS GARDENS Flowers for all occasions Phone 6-3611 or 6-9187 I7 East Market 'Street Marietta, Penna. , Compliments of cnorrs rooo stone A Marietta, Penna. i l PAUL A. MARTIN GENERAL CONSTRUCTION MOUNT Jov, PENNA. 4 - . .---..-an : ' ...- . COURTESY QUALITY SERVICE 'I 73 CORNWELL'S RESTAURANT A Good Place to Eat D. S. BAUM Homemade Bologna Dried Beef Select Products Main st' Florin Phone E i'own 540 .I R. D, 3 E'town, Pa. C um S , WENGER'S FEED MILL INC. ' U Coal Feed Crain RUHL'S FLOWERS Rheems Potted Plants Flowers For All Occasions Phone 36001 Mount Joy, Pa. RADIO G' TELEVISION REPAIR Dealers in Sylvania TV EMORE 8' COHN 6-2569 Marietta LAKEVIEW SERVICE STATION John A. Conrad, Prop. Tydol C-as and Oils Warner's Ice Cream lPI1one 'Columbia 48145 R. D. I Columbia, Pa. McKONLY'S MARKETS Fish Oysters Clams Padded Oysters A Specialty Columbia-, Pa. Compliments of ELARL F. REBMAN GANDY co., lNc. 'II2 West King Street I Lancaster, Penna. 74 I MILTON F. EBERLY Furniture of Character at reasonable prices Et s4oR RDif:3 no Pa WOLGEMUTH BROS., INC. FLCRIN FEEDS F o r POULTRY G' LIVESTOCK Dealers ln 'blue coal' FLORIN PENNSYLVANIA PHONE MT JOY 3 9551 MUSSER lEGHORN FARMS 75 i AGED CONVALESCENT BED-RIDDEN HELLER REST HOME Member of State G American Nursing The Comforts of Home TELEPHONE 24 HR. NURSING CARE E MAIN ST 35549 MT JOY FLORIN PA L. D. KLINET CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Free Estimating Phone' 48217 Columbia Penna Bachman Chocolate Manufacturing Co. Coatings, Liquors Old Sol Bar and Athlete Bar Mt. Joy, Pa. I 76 L WEST END STORE Meats and Groceries Breyer's Ice Cream Phone 6-3977 Marietta, Penna. HAROLD G. SHIREMAN DeSoto and Plymouth Sales and Service Phone 6-2561 Marietta, Penna. GEORGE F. EATER Atlantic Service Station C-reasing Er Tire Service Marietta, Pa. Phone 6-2703 LONGENECKER FARM SUPPLY Minneapolis-Moline Farm Machinery Rheems, Pennsylvania J. EDWARD CHARLES Insurance Broker Real Estate Rep. Phone 6-9261 Marietta, Penna. GEIG WOOD SHOP Maytown, Penna. Antiques Restored Reupholstering, Refinishing HERCHELROTH 8' RICHARDSON Precision Machinists Specialists ln Production 468 Wasp St. Marietta 6-9985 ROBERT HOUSEAL General Merchandise Fertilizer and Feed Maytown, Pa. Phone 6-3305 KOSER'S JEWELRY Diamonds--Watches-Si Iver Phone 3-5404 I6 E. Main St. Mt. Joy, P S. Risser Motors Caldillac, Olds Gr Pontiac l Sales G Service Elizabethtown, Penna. CLEARVIEW DINER Visit our new Dining Room For after-game parties Paul C. Mulnmai, Prop. ADAM H. GREER I Jeweler 87 E. Mani sf. Me. Joy, Pa. ' Phone 3-4124 WEBB'S SERVICE STATION Atlantic Products Breyer's Ice Cream Phone 5-9833 Lancaster, Penna. I'IOLLENBAUGH'S MUSIC STORE Zl S. Market Street Elizabethtown, Pa, Phone BU Weaver Pianos Rl-IEEMS GARAGE ciilficilii R H b G . - L a ens erger Rlsser Allis-Chalmers Farm Machinery l Q ' Cars-Studebaker-Trucks l COLUMBIA AUTO COMPANY R ' Pa- 115 Lanc.fAve. Phone 4-2111 lColumbia, Pennsylvania l COUNTY PAINT 81 SUPPLY CO. Painters' Supplies COLUMBIA PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of BRUBAKER'S GROCERY MEATS, GROCERIES Cr CONFECTIONS Chocolate Avenue, Florin Phone 3-5334 HAWTHORN'S Fine Furniture Funeral Services Same Family Furnishing Homes and this Community for I 34 Years Since 1820 Phone Marietta 6 9241 Ba nb dge, Pen a 79 Frank S. Miller Russell Miller Trading As MILLER FUNERAL HOME Phone 47 Elizabethtown, Pa. ,James B. Heilig T Funeral Directors 23 W. Main St. A Mount Joy, Pa. MUELLER'S FLOWERS Quality Flowers for All Occasions l PATT0N'S Fresh from our greenhouses HA S , P , H We Telegraph Flowers Anywhere ewer S aradlse zsz w. Main si. Mom Joy, P.. 352 I-Owst Sf- Columbia, Pa. Phone 3-904l T l Compliments of ALBRIGHT BROS. Electrical Appliances I3 North Third St. Columbia, Pa. GOODPRINT LETTER SHOP I Distributors of School Supplies 5' Greeting Cards E'town, Pa.. Phone 410 Auto Fi re H. Roy Nissly Insurance Agency, Inc. Florin, Penna. Casualty Life y Compliments of CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK l OF COLUMBIA T Columbia, Penna. Members of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Flederal Reserve System Compliments of RED ROSE DAIRY Quality Dairy Products Mount Joy RD:g:1 Phone 3 6112 Wholesale Retail Gruber Tire Company DUNl0P Tires Batteries Accessories 21 West Andrew St Lancaster, Penna Phone 9515 ELIZABETHTDWN PLANING Mlll Lumber Millwork Builders' Supplies Phone 3 54 Brown Street 81 L. B. Hum AND son Stationery 7 Books School Suppl ies Printing The Portable TyperwriterStore 46-48 King Street Lancaster, Penna. BRUBAKER'S APPIJIANCES Frigidaire Motorola Emerson Marlow Milker Armstrong Linoleum Sunbeam Apex Washer Mt Joy RD:l,:f:I Phone 3 5334 Rawling Spalding SHENK BROS. Sporting Goods G' Toyis W. King St., Lancaster, Pennia. Class Jackets Sweaters l 82 f S. F. ULRICH, INC. Buick-Chevrolet Sales and Service SIGN CLEARVIEW ESSO SERVICENTER 2 Miles East of E'town, Pa. Amos Strickler, Prop. FARMERS FERTILIZER WORKS Manufacturers for 50 years of High Grade Fertilizers Donegal Plant Food E'town, Pa. Phone II LYNN'S Food Market Meats Groceries Frozen Foods Oliver H. Gingrich, Mgr. Ph. Marietta 6-2040 Bainbridge, Pa. MATEER'S RESTAURANT Light lunches - Sub. Sandwiches Florin, Pa. Phone Mt. Joy 3-9531 Elizabethtown FARMERS SUPPLY INC. Farm equipment, supplies, 6' repairs Phone 162 MERVINE SHOE REPAIR On the Square Elizabethtown, Penna. Joseph Carado, Prop. I'I. S. MECKLEY AND SONS Plumbing and Heating Oil Burners Water Systems Telephone 3-5983 I5 West Main Street Mount Joy, Penna. NuLLEn's GULF STATION Lloyd B. Miller l Phone 6-2517 Compliments of Gauss AND BRENEMAN coai-Feed-Fuel Oill El ab I-ht Pe syl a a Compliments of l Donegal Mutual Insurance Co Marietta, Penna. Insure with your Local Colmpany E I 84 THE DAVID MARTIN STORE Men's and Boy's Clothing Elizabethtown, Pa. Kaiser Frazer New and Used Cars STALEY'S GARAGE South Market Street Florin, Pa. General Auto and Truck Repairing Mount Joy 35951 Chris-Craft Boats Motors and Kits Henry J4 Henry J6 JOHN H. LUTZ Electric, Acetylene 6' Portable LEO B. KOB Franchised Dealer for Welding Wagon and Truck Body Building I Automatic Heating M t J , P 4. Ph : 3-4957 mm oy a one Plumbing and Heating Contractor Elizabethtown, Pa. U u I ELMER G. STRICKLER S I F g'jag e . Elazabefhfown, ra. Phone 117 a es an , ,ervlce You buy only the insurance Television Maytag G C-. E. Washers Everything Electrical J. B. SPANGLER Marian, 6-2771 you need under my' complete FAMILY SECURITY r Fire-Auto-Life Accident 6' Health- Hospitalization And Mortgage Insurance SLOAN'S PHARMACY Phone 3-3001 Mount Joy, Pa NEY'S TEXACO SERVICE fr REPAIRING Marfax Lubrication Washing Phone 3-5131 Mt. Joy Florin, Pa. Compliments of ELIZABETHTOWN BUILDING AND SUPPLY CO. 341-351 Bainbridge Street E'town 553 E'town, Pa. Fon all your sewing needs BINKLEY'S Sewing llvlachine 5 Remnant Shop IQ9-II N. Market Street lEIizabethtown, Penna. RHEEMS MACHINE Cr WELDING CO. Feed Mixers 6' Conveyors Special Machines Built B. Frank Eshleman Rheems, Pa. Phone: E'town I73 R4 We Furnish The Home EDWL ETZWEILER SONS Fine Furhiture-Furniture Directors l Columbia, Pa. l Compliments of YE OLDE COLONIAL TAVERN Charles Hacker, Prop. I Compliments of RED :toss Moron count W. E. MOHR Plumbing Heating Electrical Appliances Maytown, Penna. Compliments of ls. B. Blackman Plumbing? Heating Phone 604 Phone 6-9732 Mariana, Penna. :lizabefhfoqvn rem-a. KAYLOR BROS. Case Sales and Service O' K' SNYDER Farquhar Potato Equipment 0' K' SNYDER JR' Smoker Farm Elevators Insurance General Repairing Mt. Joy 3-3331 Mt. Joy, Pa Phone 484J E'town JOHN S. BUFFEN MYER Lumber-Millwork-Roofing Mt. Joy 34516 Florin, Penna. Compliments of BEYER FURNITURE AND LINOLEUM Elizabethtown, Penna. Compliments of FLORIN FARM CHICKS R.D.qE,fI- Mount Joy, Pa. H. W. BULLER AND SONS House Painters Paper Hangers Paints and Wallpaper Mt. Joy 34339 Florin, Pa Compliments of FLORIN FOUNDRY MANUFACTURING COMPANY Florin, Penna. Compliments of THE ROTH'S FURNITURE STORE Elizabethtown, Penna. ARNOLD'S GARAGE Pontiac and Oldsmobile Sales and Service Maytown, Pa. Phone Marietta 6-9291 Ti res A Appliances GEO. w. LEAMAN L Mount Joy GEORGE E. CARRIGER PAINT G' BODY SHO-P Wrecked Cars Repaired Cars Painted TITUS RUTT lnyestments-Insurance Front End Wheel Alignment 85 E. Maint St. Phone: 3-6911 Frames Straightened and Checked 1 Mt Joy' Pa. Rheems Pa. Across from Fire House Phone E'town 110-J12 J. L. MECKLEY L . i D. L. LANDIS Automatic Heating . Air Conditioning General Insurance Plumbing Notary Public 233 s. Market sf. 361 E. Ross sf. 23 5' Mme' 'hone U Elizabethtown, Pa. Lancaster, Pa. Elizabethtown, Penna. Phone: 414 Phone: 4-5058 Clover Farm Stores DUPLER'S Meat Market and Restaurant Meats - Groceries -- Frozen Foods Maytown, Pa. Ph. Marietta 6-3821 1lRoPlcAl. TREAT Frozen Custard l Bar-B-Q i 12-Inch Hot Dogs French Fries 2 MiIes East of E'town, Pa A Route 230 88 l 1 SMlTH'S GENERAL STORE Florin, Pe Groceries, Frozen Foods Hardware, Dry Goods G. E. Appliances, Baby Needs Allow Us The Pleasure To Serve You nna. Pho ne 3 5'l8l Hotpoint Appliances-Bendix Television WOLGEMUTH INC. I4-I6 E. Main Street Phone 3-9681 Mt. Joy, Pa. Hotpoint Kitchens Heating-Plumbing-Electrical Contractors Compliments of DURBOROW'S WHOLESALE CAN DY HOUSE 22 S. Second St. Phone 4-4780 Columbia Pennsylvania PAUL WEISER Trucking and Bus Transportation Florin, Penna, Mr. Joy 3-9463 89 INTER 6 X2 OLLEGIAT rs-Cover Munufurfurers HUORY - HOME OFFIEE Kunsus City -Book PRESS V? YS v P5 1 Sha 4 20:3 1 1 H if: F 1 Y .Z L. 1 E wi E292-' 1- i '??'i Q 2 SE J 3 55 E Li E 5 I. F i l I 5 E .