Eastern High School - Lancer Yearbook (Wrightsville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1967 volume:

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Big job for a little man! 0 O O 1 Many students enjo making music an Chorus Concert under the direction of Mrs. Fee was a great success. Toni in the rain. Mr. Powell takes a well-deserved bow. Bill Weisser leads the band at Shenendoah. Virginia. D.-maid - 3 faygritg pe,-fm-mer, 4 H fffffff-W ffff 77, dancing to the music of the Romans. Pretty student leaders. Your president. With a platform promising the students a Coke machine in the cafeteria, Debby Bahn captured the presidency of The Student Council. She and her fellow officers are pictured during the ball. Carol Abel, Peggy Pich, and Chris Ehrhart are secretary, vice-president, and treasurer respectively. Senior High students dancing at the Presidential Ball. 5 L-, s The talent of Eastern High's students g it M Miss Bortz's Latin students present a lovely program. Some seniors sing for us. Attention! lago, the villain. 6 and facult members is quite varied. Kew I. R. Crist, J. Abel, C. Neiman. S. Wakeling, S. Hedrick, D. ams' G' Hedrick' J' Reese' m3 ' KW' 3: Mr' Walker- Coach! T- Stough, B. Cunningham, D. Radziewicz, D' Leiphart, R. Wiley, B. Keller, N. Paules, D. Hazell, J. Schafer, R. Salisbury, M. Lohr, J. Quickeiy W. Fuller. kowz E' Kinard, mgri D. Fillmore' R. Gnau, Lohr, K. Fahringer, R. Bowser, S. Morton. J. Hinkle, Mr. Dunkle- A. Curry, H. Weathersbee, D. Darr, S. Ferree, B. Scott, W. Ad- burger' assist' Coach' Two school records were broken this year by the ham set a new record at I I feet, 3 inches for the track team. Blaine Quickel made the two-mile run pole vault. The team also broke the York Suburban in IO minutes and 32 seconds, and Blaine Cunning- relays record in pole vaulting. l l l i l On your markl Get Set! G01 Charlie Neiman clears the bar 7 'N K Xi N SN .a Nx twxx XX X. X : t SX .Q x Xa. x.. JP v-r I FD E. 0 f f x ,WM .V -, 'R Q , 'K al Q z , X, -ax f, sts-sw... A :- . .. 'K r., 52- . Q. g , S x . Y S. wg .wmwsa XMGNXQX MMM. XC. L M i Xxbzsm vu ky ,xx . J f .. 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ASA , '- .A-. if Q, e- v-.gag k- ,fm is i 1 . ,, X.,f.f-if f - -af. .1 125' ,y-.3 '-gm M, -. .Q-52.3 .. -V -.ag-4 .v w ' G M Rxwxx X wi W Q . Q. Swing, Albert! The l966 baseball team had an outstanding sea- son. Mr. Shive coached them to the York County Raw I. T. Graybill, mgr, J. Bixler. R. Young. D. Conway. F. Winters, G. Young, R. Snyder, B. Hoffmaster, W. Leister. Haw 2. off game with Central at York Memorial Stadium. Snyder, R. Townsley, S. Miller, J. Schnaeder, T. Mitzel, Mr. Shive. coach. G. Uffleman, M. Cunningham. A. Keller, K. Searer. J. Peters. S. 3 1 championship. The team won its victory in a play- rounding out a student's education. W I got it, yells Kathy. Who has it? With three returning Iettermen from l965 Mrs. Royer built the l966 volleyball team. The girls fought hard and ended the season with their best Knafing, L. Reisinger, J. Fahringer,AL. Graham. Raw If Mrs. Royer, coach. D. Jorstad. B. Kline. E. Plowman. P. Lvttle, S. Abel. L. Le Maistre, P. Jorstad, J. Weathersbee. Raw 2. T. Mitzel. J. Wil- Leslie sends it flying. game against Kennard-Dale. Kathy Paules, Jean Fate, Pat Lyttle, and Brenda Kline returned this year. son, A. Paules, C. Ehrhart, E. Snyder, D. Beck, E. Fetrow, M Fox, D. Stauffer. B. Smoker, C. Snyder. Students and facult m mbers achieve Susan Young presents an apple to Miss Bortz during Teaching Career Week. X X X X X X X XX X X XX X X X X X X AW! I d0 't deserve an this! Teachers' scholarship winner-Kay Graham. 10 satisfaction from a job well done. Mr. Stoner honors basketball players during sports banquet. Toni Wping' Summer school pupils hard at work. FTA essay winners: Joyce Crumbling, Joel Sitler. Archery class at summer school 11 ssiss sk , X5 f e s s f ' 'lA ' -V sssess s s e ee eee es ss if es J s s ss essss Q K x 55 ,f xx jx wx. .ff -M X G Y' f g, tl L XX -'I 5 2:1 '21: g,: 3: ' : : l : ? b q Q : 1Q ,q,q,q:. -g .2,, qwl, f Ilb uk X kbhk 3 Ibg .:1., lziblqlvivv LQ ., Piizq V ::VQ :.' zi, N Q U Q:q'Q i , s if :IH I Izzi ZQZ ff as eg ,f f qubilb my K f E 4 .. . ,f5:,. ,.,'::. ,Q'.. ' ',,-Q , s o o ' iv X mmk J E D M M xi ff fi X Q ff ff J' x X X .i fi ::: .... - '2 Y jf wg X Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. 12 t-' ' V W X 5, SAN . XX X2 I x x S S r X -X ii NSS ii N Nm e S ,X we 2 em e K QW? Eastern High School Wrightsville. Pa. Infinity QS X xx ForevQ?+ never! Qs Neverg forever! S Longfellow NK X xi .X .X X e x wx NX -if WN 4: SX i 'N N Sm ag X XP, 5 Rx X S Staff Editor - Kathy Picking Art Editor - Tresa Doutrlch Copy Editor - Candy Haugh Photographer - Gil Tunney Business Manager - il i Linda Beck W. Egg i .,..,.,..-,...,.t- all ii.,,'i.i nmuummmmumnmmmmmmimmmmmmmrmi The Staff My wishes to thank these typists: D . Jacobs B. Kline K. Hoover S. Arvin D. Bahn S. Eppley N. Williams J. Neff C. Metz Class Qfficers President - Dan Witmer Vice President - Jeff Lohr Secretary - Steve Bair Assistant Secretary - Candy Haugh Treasurer - Millard Melllnger We, the class of l967, dedicate this volume of the Lancer to Mrs. Dorothy C. Warfield, who, with her ability and kind under- standing, helped us to achieve our status as the Senior Class of Eastern York High School. Mrs. Warfield resides with her husband, Mr. Arthur E. Warfield, at I23 N. Fourth St., Wrightsville, Penna. Her hobbies include needle- point, reading, refinishing antiques, and the study of mathema- tics. Mrs. Warfield is now in her twenty-fifth year of teaching. She was salutatorian of her class at York High and an honor graduate of Ursinus College. 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A ' X RX N Axx N3 X m , x H 'XA ix x xwg sg X Q N x S Xgrg Q 3 Q Www uw x Q swf' X' -5 -. . sy U 1-M V j x Q- Q F W 534: M 3.5-X f ive? N Sl. Qzfyfgggnxw-N . , K ' - 3 5 , V' ABEL, CAROL M. Girls' Chorus I Lancer Business Staff 3, 4 Girls' Varsity Club 4 Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 4 Secretarial Club 4 Library Club 3 Class Secretary 2, 3 Student Council I, 4 Secretary 4 ALMONEY, FRANK A. F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4 Vice President 4 ARMOLD, SANDRA M. Tri-Hi-Y 4 Treasurer 4 Secretarial Club 4 Library Club 4 ARVIN, STANLEY P. Secretarial Club 4 Dramatics Club 4 Senior Class Play BAHN, DEBORAH C. Lancer Business Staff 4 Intramurals 2, 3 Booster Club 3 Volleyball 2, 3 Secretarial Club 4 Honor Society 3, 4 Student Council 3, 4 President 4 BAKER, SHEll.A M. Girls' Chorus I Library Club 2 Student Council 4 BAILEY, RAY W. Stage Club 2, 3 Audio-Visual Club 4 BAIR, RICHARD S. Basketball 2 Baseball 2 Radio Club 3, 4 President 4 BAIR, STEVE E. Track 3 Manager 3 Class Secretary 4 BALISMAN, CAROL A. BEAM, SAMUEL C. Rifle Club 3 Baseball 2, 3 Radio Club 3, 4 BECK, LINDA S. Girls' Chorus I, 2 Lancer Business Staff 3, 4 Secretarial Club 4 Library Club I, 2, 3, Vice President 3 Honor Society 3, 4 Student Council 3 BILLET, RAEANN Secretarial Club 4 BLYMIRE, JOHN R. Intramurals I BOLL, JEAN M. Herald Staff 3, 4 Girls' Varsity Club 4 Hockey Team I, 2, 3, 4 Chess Club 3, 4 Library Club I, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 2 Honor Society 3, 4 CHRONISTER, DEBORAH J Girls' Chorus I Lancer Business Staff 4 Secretarial Club 4 Dramatics Club 3, 4 Business Manager 3, 4 Thespian Society 3, 4 Library Club I, 3 Student Council 3 CLINTON, JEFFREY M. COEYMAN, CHERYL L. Tri-Hi-Y 3 Secretarial Club 4 CONWAY, DAVID R. Basketball 3 Baseball I, 2, 3, 4 Cross Country 4 CONWAY, DENNIS C. Boys' Varsity Club 3, 4 Basketball 3 Baseball I, 2, 3, 4 Cross Country 3, 4 CRALEY, JUDY C. Intramurals 3 Secretarial Club 4 Library Club I, 2 CRONE, VINCENT E. Radio Club 4 Audio-Visual Club I, 2, 3, 4 CRUMBLING, MICHAEL W. Senior Chorus 2, 3, 4 Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4 Wrestling I, 2 CUNNINGHAM, SCELENIA M. DANIELS, HOWARD F. DELL NGER, CHRISTINE L. Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4 Majorettes 2, 3, 4 Lancer Business Staff 4 Hostess Club 3 Booster Club 4 Secretarial Club 4 Library Club 3, 4 DELLINGER, HARRY F. Secretarial Club 4 Student Council 3 DOUTRICH, TRESA R. Senior Chorus 2, 3, 4 Girls' Chorus I, 2 Lancer Staff 3, 4 Library Club I, 2, 3 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Concert Choir 3 Senior Class Play DRUCK, DONALD M. Stage Club I, 3 Audio-Visual Club I, 2 DUPLER, MARILYN L. Majorettes 4 Tri-Hi-Y 3 Secretarial Club 4 ELFNER, .IOCKQUIN A. S. Girls' Chorus 2 Booster Club 4 Secretarial Club 4 Library Club 4 Student Council 4 ELY, HENRY L. ELY, PHYLLIS ANN Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 President 4 Secretarial Club 4 Library Club 4 EMENHEISER, CLARENCE S ENGLES, SHARON L. Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3 Lancer Business Staff 4 Hostess Club 3 Secretarial Club 4 Library Club 3, 4 Secretary 4 FATE, JEAN M. Girls' Varsity Club 4 Secretary 4 Tri-Hi-Y I Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4 Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4 Secretarial Club 4 Gym Club I, 2, 3 Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4 FETROW, ELLEN I. Thespian Society 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 3 Girls' Varsity Club 4 Tri-Hi-Y 4 Intramurals 4 Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4 Secretarial Club 4 Library Club I, 2, 3, 4 FLAHARTY, PHILLIP W. Student Council I Senior Class Play FORRY, KEITH A. FRAKER, ROGER L. F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 4 Intramurals I, 2 Track 2 FREY, GREG L. Boys' Varsity Club 2, 3, Intramurals I, 2 Soccer 4 Track I, 2, 3, 4 Library Club 4 GEMMILL, JAMES E. GORDON, GAIL K. Tri-Hi-Y 3 Secretarial Club 4 GRAYBILL, THOMAS A. JR. Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4 Dance Band 3, 4 Pep Band 2, 3, 4 Boys' Varsity Club 3, 4 Stage Club 3, 4 Intramurals 2, 3 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Manager 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Manager 2, 3, 4 Wrestling I Soccer 4 Radio Club 3, 4 HALL, CHARLES F. JR. HALIGH, CANDACE A. 77' 7- f--777--- Lancer Business Staff 3, 4 Lancer Staff 4 Secretarial Club 4 Honor Society 3, 4 HEDRICK. GEORGE C. Chess Club 3, 4 Rifle Club 3 Stage Club 2, 4 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4 Track l, 3, 4 Radio Club 4 Audio-Visual Club 4 Gym Club I, 2, 3, 4 HEFFNER, BRENDA C. Booster Club 4 President 4 Secretarial Club 4 HENRY, RICKY L. Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4 Dance Band I, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 2, 3, 4 Chess Club 3, 4 Intramurals 3, 4 HIVNER, MARTHA J. Dramatics Club 3, 4 National Thespian Society 3, 4 Library Club 3, 4 Gym Club I HOLLAND, EALORA M. Secretarial Club 4 Library Club 2, 3, 4 HOLTZING ER, LYNNNE N. JACOBS, DARLENE R. Herald Staff 4 Tri-Hi-Y 4 Secretary 4 Secretarial Club 4 Library Club 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 JARRETT, LINDA JOHNS, WILLIAM R. Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 Pep Band 3, 4 Band Front 4 Chess Club 3 Rifle Club 3 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4 Wrestling I, 2, 3 Radio Club 4 Audio-Visual Club 2, 3, 4 JONES, STEVE F. Chess Club 3 Stage Club 2, 4 Track 4 Radio Club 3, 4 Audio-Visual Club I, 2 KAUFFMAN, ROXANNE KEENER, DONALD E. Concert Band I, 2, 3, Dance Band 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 4 F.T.A. 4 Chess Club 4 Intramurals I, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 KELLER, GREGORY W. F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4 Chaplain 4 KING, CYNTHIA A. Senior Chorus 2, 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4 Lancer Staff 4 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 F.T.A. 3, 4 Secretary 3 President 4 Concert Choir 3 Volleyball I, 2 Manager I, 2 Student Council I, 3, Senior Class Play KLINE, BRENDA L. Maiorettes 2, 3 Girls' Varsity Club 4 President 4 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader I, 4 Volleyball 2, 3 Class Officer 2 Student Council 2, 3 Vice-President 3 KNAUB, BONNIE L. Girls' Chorus I Intramurals 3 Secretarial Club 4 Library Club 2 KOONS, BRUCE E. Senior Chorus 2, 3, 4 Rifle Club 3 Cross Country 2 KREIDER, CATHERINE A. Lancer Staff 4 Tri'Hi-Y 4 Secretarial Club 4 Gym Club 3, 4 LAVETAN, THERESA .l. Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 Secretarial Club 4 Dramatics Club I LEBER, DENNIS L. F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4 LESAGE, SHARON L. Secretarial Club 4 Library Club 4 LIEBERKNECHT. JOYCE A. LOHR, JEFFREY E. Herald Staff 3, 4 Boys' Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Chess Club 3, 4 Stage Club I, 2, 3, 4 Rifle Club 3 Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4 Soccer 4 Track I, 2, 3, 4 Audio-Visual Club 2, 3, 4 Gym Club 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 4 Student Council 2, 3 McCOY, NELSON C. MCCULLOUGH, MICHAEL L. Concert Band 2 Radio Club 3, 4 MELLINGER, MILLARD E. Lancer Staff 4 Intramurals I, 2 Wrestling I, 2 Honor Society 3, 4 President 4 Class Treasurer 3, 4 Student Council I, 2 MILLER, GALEN L. Senior Chorus I, 2, 3, 4 Boys' Chorus 4 MILLER, STEVEN C. Intramurals I, 2 Baseball I, 2. 3. 4 Student Council I MIMNALL, EDWARD W. Wrestling 3, 4 MITTEL, CAROL L. Girls' Chorus I, 2 Tri-Hi-Y 4 Intramurals I, 4 Secretarial Club 4 MITZEL, TONI A. Senior Chorus 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 2, 4 Majorettes I, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Varsity' Club 4 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 Intramurals I, 2, 4 Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 4 Volleyball 2, 3, 4 Manager 2 Dramatics Club 3, 4 National Thespian Society 4 Secretary 3 Senior Class Play NEWPORT, ELIZABETH A. Intramurals 2, 3, 4 Booster Club 3, 4 Secretarial Club 4 Library Club 2, 3, 4 OLEWILER, BETTY M. Girls' Chorus I Herald Saff 4 Hostess Club 2 Intramurals I Secretarial Club 4 Library Club 4 PAULES, JAMES R. PAULES, KATHLEEN R. Senior Chorus 2, 3, 4 Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3, 4 Band Front 4 Lancer Staff 4 Girls' Varsity Club 4 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics Club 3, 4 National Thespian Society 3, 4 Library Club 2, 3, 4 Vice-President 4 Student Council 3, 4 Senior Class Play PICKING, KATHLEEN A. Senior Chorus 2, 3, 4 President 4 Girls' Chorus 4 Lancer Staff 3, 4 Editor 4 Tri-Hi-Y 4 Intramurals I, 2 Volleyball 2 Dramatics Club 3, 4 National Thespian Society 3, 4 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Student Council I, 3, 4 REISINGER, MARYLYNNE SCHNADER, JAMES A. Concert Band I, 2, 3, ROSH, BRENDA M. Hostess Club I Secretarial Club 4 Library Club I, 2, 3, 4 ROTH, ALFRED H. Senior Chorus 2, 3, 4 Concert Choir 3 Concert Band I, 2, 3, Pep Band 2, 3, 4 Herald Staff 3 Chess Club 3, 4 Vice-President 3 Rifle Club 3 Stage Club 4 Intramurals 3, 4 Student Council 3 Soccer 2, 3, 4 Track 4 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 SALISBURY, ARTHUR N. Chess Club 3 Basketball I, 2, 3 SALISBLIRY, RODNEY G. F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4 President 4 Track 2, 3 SCANTLING, MARY E. SCHAEFFER, JUDITH A. Herald Staff 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y 4 F.T.A. 4 Library Club 2, 3, 4 Vice-President 4 Dance Band 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 4 Boys' Varsity Club 4 F.T.A. 4 Chess Club 4 Intramurals 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Soccer 4 4 SEIPLE, ROSALEE M. Girls' Chorus I, 2 Tri-Hi-Y 3 SHELLY, JOHN B. Intramurals I, 2, 3 Basketball I SILAR, NEAL E. Intramurals I Basketball 2 SLOAT, THOMAS H. F.F.A. I, 2 SMELTZER, HoLLv A. Senior Chorus I, 2, 3 Concert Choir 3 Girls' Chorus I, 2, 4 Lancer Staff 4 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 President 3 F.T.A. 3, 4 Intramurals I, 2 Dramatics Club 3, 4 National Thespian Society 3 4 Student Council I, 4 Senior Class Play SMELTZER, SUZANN E M Girls' Chorus I, 2 Secretarial Club 4 Library Club 4 SMITH, KENNETH E. SMITH. RONALD E. SNYDER, BRENDA L. Girls' Chorus I, 2 Tri-Hi-Y 4 Intramurals I, 2 Secretarial Club 4 Library Club I, 2, 3 SNYDER, CYNTHIA K. Girls' Chorus I, 2 Lancer Staff 4 Girls' Varsity Club 4 Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4 Volleyball 3, 4 Manager 3, 4 Class Vice-President 3 Student Council 3, 4 STANER, STEVEN C. F.F.A. I,,2, 3, 4 Secretary 4 STONER, JULIA A. Tri-Hi-Y 4 Vice-President 4 Booster Club 3, 4 Secretarial Club 4 Library Club 4 TOWNSLEY, RICHARD E. JR. Boys' Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 President 4 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4 Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4 Soccer 2, 3, 4 Library Club 4 TUNNEY, GILBERT H. JR. Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 4 Lancer Staff 2, 3, 4 Chess Club 3 Stage Club 4 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 Senior Class Play VERA. RICHARD R. Library Club l,2 Senior Class Play WAKELING, STANLEY D. Intramurals I, 2. 3 Track I, 2. 3 WALLACE, BRUCE M. Chess Club 4 WALLICK. LINDA S. Senior Chorus 2. 3. 4 Girls' Chorus 2, 4 Herald Staff 2, 4 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 Chess Club 3 A Dramatics Club 3, 4 National Thespian Society 3 Library Club 2, 3, 4 Vice-President 2 President 3, 4 Senior Class Play WAMBAUGH, SHIRLEY L. Girls' Chorus I Lancer Staff 4 Booster Club 4 Secretary 4 Secretarial Club 4 Library Club 3, 4 WEICHART, DAVID E. WELSH, RICHARD S. JR. WETZEL, PHILIP K. Lancer Staff 4 Intramurals 2, 3 Basketball 2, 3 Baseball I, 3 Student Council 2, 3 WILLARD, JEFFREY D. Herald Staff 3, 4 Chess Club 3 Library Club 3 WINTER, FREDERICK L. Concert Band I, 2, 3, Dance Band 2 Boys' Varsity Club 2, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Baseball I, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 WITMAN, BRUCE F. Concert Band I, 2, 3 Intramurals I, 2, 3 Gym Club I WITMAN, STANLEY R. Intramurals 3, 4 4 3,4 WITMER, DANIEL L. Herald Staff 3, 4 Editor 4 Boys' Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Chess Club 2, 3 Wrestling'2, 3, 4 Soccer 2, 3 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Gym Club 2, 3, 4 Class President I, 2, 3, 4 WOODS, WANDA J. Majorettes I, 2, 3, 4 Lancer Staff 4 Girls' Varsity Club 4 Intramurals 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 3, 4. Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4 National Thespian Society 3, 4 YOUNG, GREGORY W. Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4 Boys' Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Secretary 4 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4 YOUNG, SUSAN M. Herald Staff 3, 4 F.T.A. 3, 4 Treasurer 4 Intramurals 2 Library Club I, 2, 3, 4 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Secretary 4 - S YR '. 3. .,.. i g, x by ssl!! .. Ku, Q - ve . .fr We 2 I .4 - Jw. I liazig, i Q I ,::: ., E , gy 'I ni ga THIS WAS THE CLASS THAT WAS . . Was what? Well, pretty scared, that's what! We're talking about our first day here at Eastern, naturally. Man, we had a blast that day. It all be- gan with a peaceful riot in the auditorium and had, as a grand finale, a race for the buses. You'd never believe the number of kids who missed their buses that day! We found that the year passed very quickly, however, and we soon heard ourselves laughing at the next class of deadbeats, the class of '68. The year proved to be quite interesting. We went on a trip to Washington in science class. It was the same science class in which we learned that birds and bees have something to do with human beings. We did learn how to make very good paper air- planes that year. One day, when the teacher stepped out of the room, we flew our projectiles, only to find that he was standing outside of the building watching us. He was very understanding about the whole matter, though. We had to write only l,0OO sentences. Ah! Our freshman year. Very exciting indeed! We sponsored the Hilltop Hootenannyf' jThat's a dance., We look back on civics class with tiring thoughts. Notes, notes, and more notes! That's the story of our learning about the United States gov- ernment. We got through that year after using 47 pencils, I9 erasers, and 266 M pages of notebook paper! And so, without further ado, onward to tenth grade we marched. We had a Roaring Twenties dance which proved to be quite fatal to our budget that year. It was a Flop. We also staged a cafeteria boycott. We made the newspapers not one, but two days in a row. We were finally coming up in the world! During our junior year we did something good for a change. We threw the greatest prom ever. We also got our classrings. The more romantically in- clined gave theirs to a friend as a token of their loyalty. Finally, we were seniors. No more worrying about getting to class on time, no more worrying about homework, in fact, no more worrying about anything. We were the first class to produce a Se- nior Class Play. We also drew up a driving peti- tion. It was rejected, but we beat our tenth grade record. We made the newspapers three days. We were overjoyed to learn that we would experience at least one more coloring class before our school days were over. We colored to the tune of a peck- ing typewriter. And now, we no longer look up to the teachers because we're so small, they look up to us. Be- cause you're so tall? you ask. Well, we'd rather think it's because we're so cool. You say that's conceit? We disagree. Conceit is a fault. We have no faults! GU-J'-JC-La-4-Of 'GT' Toodles, gang!! Our Class 116797 Big Five or Wee Five? EEK! A mouse! Look behind you! You're Kiddingi Sleepy time. 2 bil? Ns ,XX w XXQXLXQX- x 1 is'-315. 11? Y x X 5 X X E W X X X X X F X N XX ,X , X x X X Q x 1 X :.x. .,,.,.., Q .,,,,,.:. :,. 11 'E 1 1 11 X 1 ' 1 1 X131 1 1 :::.:-.13-fgfgggrsr' X 1 31 u: I , 11 1 E X 1 15 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 3 1 1 ' 1 1 ' M , S i' S fwvl ,- All U: in-' A Jha- hX, R lC5l..,.. 1 N'-vf' -Q L. XX. '5-1-...,,,, ?s.:-'rg ,.,. .N Mr. Robert Adams Mrs. Gloria Groom Mr. Truman Reese Mrs. Elizabeth Kovack Your class is graduating in a very exciting time. By that I mean there is much to do at a time when al- most everyone is competing for your talent and services. If you are prepared, as I trust you are, to meet this challenge in social science, science, and in- dustrial development, your goals will undoubtedly stretch far beyond one's imagination. However, try to remember that there are other people who need help too. Men who are longest remembered, and whose memories are most highly revered, are those who serve humanity. I wish to congratulate you upon attaining your graduation. Best wishes for your happiness and your continued success. Sincerely, Robert L. Adams Superintendent The Class of '67: Heartiest congratulations on your graduation from Eastern! Commencement Week should be a time of real sig- nificance to all of you. Commencement should not be an end to your education or training, but rather, as the meaning of the word implies, a beginning You are on the threshold of new, Q budding careers, rewarding years of re-study A at college, careers in business, industry or the farm, experiences in the Armed Forces, or rich, useful lives in whatever careers you . have planned. Truman J. Reese 40 Mrs. Dorothy Warfield Mr. Carl Myers Business Manager Mrs. Katherine Schafer 'Mrs. Nancy Staugh 41 Mrs. Louise Davis Let me say to everyone that is beginning life: Do not begin with exaggerated ideas of your own worth. Do not think that you, without battle, ought to be vic- tor, and walk from the beginning with those Iaurels about your head which are to be twined there, if at all, only at the end of the campaign. Do not flatter yourself that life owes you, any- more than it owes anybody else. It owes you, in common with all others, just as much as, climbing, you can bring down. It owes you a chance to be something. It will give you that, and nothing more. It is better for every man to begin with this understandings I have a chance to carve out my own way. This is all I want. Having that, I will take the consequences. To the Class of I967 Dorothy Warfield Culture is To know the best that has Fred Bailor Shippensburg S. C. B.S. Science Margaret Bitting Mercyhurst College B.S. Typing Dorcas Bortz Lebanon Valley French Institute A.B.. M.A. French 8 Latin l Nancy Carr Purdue University B.S. Home Economics 42 All together now. .loan Crist Millersville S. C B.S. English l l l l E l l I been said and thought in the world Such Gradesl Sandra Fee Lebanon Valley B.S. Music Clark Cleaver Lycoming College A.B. Biology Michael Dunklebarger Millersville S. C. B.S. Electricity S Drawing Dorothy Erickson Millersville S. C. B.S. English Sandra Etzweiler Bucknell University A.B. Mathematics 43 Only y knowledge of that which l John Filbey Millersville S. C. B.S. English Edward Flick Millersville S. C. B.S. Safety Education I knew you' l l Frances Fuhrman Juniata College B.S. Home Economics l l Kenneth Greider Millersville S. C. B.S. Industrial Arts 1 Robert Gold Penn State B.A. Chemistry 8 Physics l 44 l is not Thyself, shall thyself be learned l l l l t it wrong! l l 4 Suzanne Kauffman Millersville S. C. B.S. English Jane Gray Millersville S. C. B.S. Mathematics William Hamp Millersville S. C. B.S. American History Gladys Holtzapple Shippensburg Columbia University B.S., M.A. Mathematics 4 Marilyn lvill Clarion S. C. B.S. English 45 ot only is there an art in knowing a Brenda Keener Elizabethtown S. C. A.B. Mathematics Violet Kehm Elizabethtown S. C. A.B. Reading 8 History l finally got my chance! Jocleta Kyle Penn State A.B. Business Education Preston Miller Millersville S. C. l B.S. History Kathleen Manning Millersville S. C. B.S. Librarian l 46 l l thing but alsoa certain art in teaching it Please. May l be excused? Robert Resch Millersville S. C. B.S. Social Studies Virginia Miller Millersville S. C. B.S. Reading William Moyer Shippensburg S. C. B.S. Business Education Richard Powell Lebanon Valley Temple University B.S., M.A. Music Nancy Reinbold Juniata College B.A. Spanish S Reading Nature has given us the Doris Ritter Penn State B.S. French 8 Latin Mary Royer West Chester S.C. B.S. Constance Ruch University of Penna. B.S. English Roy Rudisill Elizabethtown S.C. Western Maryland B.S., M.S. General Science 48 Health S Physical Ed. WouIdn't it be easier iu Claire Schafer East Stroudsburg B.S. Physical Education l l B.S. l of knowledge, not knowledge itself B. Ann Scheetz Shippensburg S.C. B,S. English William Scheetz Shippensburg S.C. g B.s. Business Education put it on the door? Robert Sherman Kutztown S.C. English S Journalism Harvey Smith University of Penna. Western Maryland B.S., M.S. English l Earl Shive West Chester S.C. B.S., M.S. Health 8 Physical Ed. 49 Our knowledge is the amassed thought l C. Virginia Smith Kutztown State B.S. Art Caroline Snyder Gettysburg College B.A. Government S World Geography It's a boyl Charles Snyder McPherson College B.S. Technical Drawing g Richard Snyder Gettysburg College B.A. World Cultures Gerald Snyder Penn State M.S. Vocational Agriculture l l l 50 and experience of innumerable minds Well, we lost another onel William Walker Shippensburg S.C. B.S. U.S. History Kenneth Stark Millersville S.C. B.S. Mathematics Kenneth Stoner Millersville S.C. Western Maryland B.S., M.S. Biology Donald Thompson Penn State B.S. History 8 Geography David Townsend Penn State B.S. World Geography 51 Every addition to true knowledge Mary Wilson Georgia Stat B.S. History B.S. Mathemat' s Larry Woods Millersville S.C B.S. Wood Shop KayZ rfo East St d b B.S. Physic l Ed t Frank Woerner Millersville S.C. X X ll is an addition to human power. E 1 l I Mr. Joseph Brillhart, Miss Marguarite Baxter, Miss Zelda Stroeman, Mr Michael Hemak. The student teachers at Eastern High School were among those who will be graduated from Millersville State College in the summer of I967. The student teachers are sent to different schools to learn the funda- mentals of teaching. ln order to obtain these fundamentals they teach classes as well as observe experienced teachers. This year during the first semester, four student teach- ers were enriched by their experiences at Eastern. Miss Zelda Stroeman, a. future language teacher, was aided by the knowledge of Miss Dorcas Bortz. Miss Marguarite Baxter was carefully supervised by Mrs. Ann Scheetz as she learned the techniques of teach- ing English. Mr. Michael Hemak, a major in Social Studies, was well trained by Mr. David Townsend. g Mr. Joseph Brillhart, under the direction of Mr. Benja- min Walker, was helped on his way as a Social Studies teacher. We, the student body of Eastern High School, wish these four future teachers much success in their chosen fields. 53 Many of you may not be aware of all School Board Haw 7. R. Adams, C. Myers, M. Emenheiser, R. Lieberknecht, M. born, J. Lelphart A Reese G Tunney Absent J Anstnne M Hose, B. Anstine. Row 2. J. Rodefer. E. Ruby, L. Keller, E. Lam- Keller. J. Redman E Lltgard Custodians S. Poff R. Kinard W. Gipe W. Fake Cafeteria Workers Raw 7: M. Kocher T. Heindel G. Haugh E. Mellinger F. Dietz H. White kvw 2. M. Hinkle R. Blouse M. Gohn V. Wine- brenner M. Leber R. Keller J. Arnold Bus Drivers KUW I: W. Leiphart, C. Miller. R. Sechrist, R. Witmer, M. erdorff, D Ash D Thomas D Hoover ,I Snyder D Scheetz. L. Staub, N. Leheigh, M. Flaharty, W. Bair, M. Miller, J. Newcomer. R Cooper Krape, J. Scheetz. Raw 2. R. Fauth. E. Broadt, W. Keller. E. Ob- 54 the people interested in our welfare Gladys Lehman Lock Haven S. C. B.S. Guidance James Herr Elizabethtown S. C. University of Wyoming A.B., M.A. Guidance Mrs. Susan Murog Jean Zeigler Hospital of the University of Penna. a R.N.. School Nurse Marguerite Wolff Bloomsburg S. C. B.S. Special Education 55 Frederick Muller Susquehana U. Shippensburg S.C B.A., M.A., Guidance E E 's E 11 QNX? E 11 .peg - , wif ,... .. 7 . ai Q N f 'M ' Q ,fa-P ' .,- A ...-- ' ,.,.v- I ..-n.- -Q.. 4 'J 5: ' 1' 12 1- 1 fi -1 z 5 TW U , ' 5- 521:1- , ,ma ':. 'V-1 xffs- 1,5 Nj., ! X .. K. i' ' -- 'Numan X , -11QQssq,'N'-vt S! 5 - 1,2 may 5 ' .gif 2 f Al HZ' , , , 0. 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X 434 U N' ? , 2 72 4 if f 'xx ,1 , I f xx A ,vip Lu- ,Q :Dv !f 'RX g f JF' f 7 f ix six,-93, wg if X ff? W , I X 4 fx H QFNSMN X 1 xx-g-V ,g s p, 1 I The junior class hopes to become The Juniors will soon be entering Eastern in the enviable position of Seniors. During this their junior year they have been most successful in their endeavors. If their activities next year are T accomplished with comparable enthusiasm, they will merit their leadership. President, B. Bowser: Vice President, J. Delhamer, Secretary. J. Neff: Trea- surer, B. Hafner. Advisors: Miss Etzweiler, Mrs. Fuhrman, Mr. Gold, Mr. Filbey. Raw h M. Fox. G. Manley, B. Druck, L. Leber, J. Stoutzenberger, Kdufi D. Tice, J. Fahringer, L. Hougentogler, D. Mann, D. Ander- S. Epply, L. Fryman, G. Stitely. How 2. M. Hale, R. Gnay, R. son, S. Curry, E. Allen. kawih D. Sager, R. Miller, W. Mittel, J. Bowser, J. Hinkle, J. King, G. Snyder, B. Hoffmaster, L. Krotzer. Schafer, B. Oberdorff, J. Myers, E. Harmon. 58 Scantling, M. Hengst, J. Oakes, D. Robinson, D. Dobbins, one of the best senior classes. Kaur 7. W. Raub, J. Weathersbee. R. Ruppert, J. Mackley, Flay, C. Ehrhart. K. Hoover, M. Smeltzer, L. Dietz. Raw 2. Rider, P. Witmer, E. Snyder. P. Townsley, C. Ruby, G. Rosh, P Force. Huw 4. C. Bair, D. McFatridge, M. Hubler, D. Taglieri, R Flinchbaugh, T. Taylor. Nelson, J. Reese. D. May. Row 3. S. LeMaistre. E. Plowman, C. Haw 7. C. Metz, J. Shoff, T. Beaverson, J. Wilson, L. Vecero, V. Hoover, S. Olewiler. Kon' 3. G. Geiselman. M. Manley. E. Blasser Martin, W. Smeltzer, K. Posey, J. Plowman. Kaul 2. S. Knaub. C. K. Forney. J. Hilt. C. Fitzkee, C. Eby. J. Neff. B. Hafner. Haw 4, Koontz, S. Koontz, B. Abel, B. Reimold, B. Poff, S. Druck, C. J. Leiphart, L. Blymire, M. Schaale, J. Delhamer. 59 Crdering rings, sponsoring a prom, Row I: 5. Mackley. L. Fitzkee. C. Hughes. How 2. R. Hoffmaster, B. Dressel, G. Hake, R. Crowell, J. Fisher. Kaul 4. D. Dellinger. R. Mundis, J. Miller, C. Inners, M. Cunningham, J. Matthews, J. G. Darr, M. Schwartz, S. Morton. Reichard, B. Brown. Row 3. C. Taglierr, M. Howard, R. Shindel, Kaul I, L. Miller, B. Kefauver, K. Loker, N. Williams, L. Kline. Row 2. W. Bortner. N. Paules, H. Garner. J. Beck, R. Panebaker. 60 presenting plays kept us quite busy! Raw 7. J. Kostenbauder, L. Kosch, S. Beck, F. Garver, E. Forrey, S. Leader, C. Kefauver. M. Keller, P. Lyttle, W. Scott. Haw 2, S Crumbling, S. Blouse, R. Benedict, L. Konder, M. Konder. B Crist, R. Abel, G. Leaman. D. Smeltzer. Haw 3. G. Bollinger, E . Drennen, M. B. Welsh, L. Koontz, D. Beck, S. Hedrick, T Metzel, J. Heindel. H0141 4. D. Hazel, J. Horn, K. Stauffer, W Fuller, B. Abel, R. Emenheiser, R. Cooper, R. Young. kaw 5. C McCarthy, M. Smith, L. Keller, R. Gohn, B. Schimmel. l Kvw I. D. Stephens, J. Hilt, S. Pich, N. Abel, P. Pich, J. Filbey, J. Fritchman. B. Darr, J. Drennen, S. Bollinger. Haw 2.- C. Bainbridge, K. Bixler. B. Fritchman, E. Brown. J. Mellinger. K. Fogelsanger. B. Bair, A. Detwiler, A. Ritz. V. Dietz. Raw 3. J. An- drus. J. Blum, D. Kinard. S. Flay. S. Wallace. V. Smeltzer. B. Crumling, L. Craver. C. Arnold. B. Smoker. Rauf 4. B. Mains, J. Abel, D. Radziewic, l. Hileman. J. Bixler. A. Searer, E. Kinard. G. Bolton. How 5.- D. Logeman, M. Kyle. L. Shelly, B. Peters. Work and no play make students dull I am a man of many talents. S x K ' Don't fence me in. Giving the girls a hard time. as you can see, ours are not dull. 'Delectionl 'Oh where! Oh where! has my soccer team gone? We are the monkeys? Ordering school jackets was one of The youngest additions to the senior halls of Eastern are the sophomores, members of the class of '69, This year has been one of introduction and preparation for them. They have many talents, and individual initiative will mark their success. Great are the expectations for the class of '69 during their next two years. May they enact their roll as members of the Eastern Student body with honor. President, S. Townsley, V. President, C. Bainbridge, Secretary, B. Stevenson, Treasurer, M. Wintermyer. Advisors. Mrs. Snyder, Miss Ritter, Mr. Moyer, Mr. Cleaver. How I. A. Ruppert, L. Crumbling, T. Blymire, L. Beaverson, H. Massa B. Youmans, S. Conway, G. Sipe, T. Newcomer, D. Baker Childs, T. Dietz. Row 2. J. Blan, J. Gordon, S. Kinard, G. Craley, G. Runkle. Haw 4. H. Antes, D. Wallick, K. Batt, D. Hall, E. S. Gingerich. D. Stough, M. Leiphart, D. Erb. Kew 3. T. Lentz, B. Haugh, C. Barger M. Bostner. J. Le Sage. 64 the projects for sophomores this year Kaul I, J. Crist, L. Whitecomb. D. Stoner. R. Hoffmaster, M. Stevenson, D. Gohn. kawlf. S. Jones, J. Nagle, C. McCullough, Cooper, J. Reisinger, J. Price. kauf 2. W. Potts, K. Witman, R. J. Blouse, M. Leibhart, B. Dellinger, D. Kilhefner, G. Kinard, R. Flinchbaugh, F. Smeltzer, D. Allen, W. Mittel, J. Bastas, R. Stein, K. Searer. Hollis, B. Foulk. Row 3. A. Paules. C. Leas, T.. Lieberknecht, B. Knuf I. R. Schroeder, L. Helder, V. Gibson, J. Filmore, T. Curry, M. Wintermyer, S. Stambaugh- KUW3: M. Hoof, B. Knaub. Hoffmaster, C. Kennedy, R. Urey, J. Koster. ICUWZ H. Jacobs, B, T. Goldsborough, J. Bowser, D. Spyker, G. Tice, M. Lohr, P. Rankin, B. Cunningham, D. Wakeling, L. Gordon, B. Poff. R. Abel. L. WNSOH. R. Harmon. 65 With all this extra energy whosays Raw I. S. Brenner, S. Agee, C. Robinson, V. Dosch, M. Welsh. R. Stine, B. Smeltzer, D. Loker. kan' 3. D. Herr, S. Townsley, S. l?0W2. S. Warner, W. Smuck, M. Livelsberger, C. Hose, L. Groft, Fauth, G. Elfner, N. Knaub, J. Mathews, B. Holtzinger. Kaul I. J. Edmonds, V. Bailey. C. Kocher, M. Miller, P. Knaub, S Haugh, J. McCleary, P. Shoff, V. Graham. kaw Z D. Downes, P Sedinger, B. Hedrick, J. Tome, D. Heiss, C. Crone. L. Smith, K. Bowser. Haw 3. J. Crumling, D. Dietz, L. Amspacher, S. Almon- ey, B. Miller, L. Sechrist. D. Stauffer, D. Harrell, C. Cousler. kdw 4. D. Stauffer, C. Fauth, D. Nickol, L. Frey, S. Daniels, M. Russell, D. Weisser, C. Moffet, M. Leiphart. ,7 .ll W , the sophomores aren t the best class? Pretty heavy piece of paper! Lookin' for goodies. We're in for life! Hike Show-offs 67 .ze -x Nmwswv wal.s. w:na 1 Q , J-NWN S M ' if ffx-arf ! ' :rj I H W Q ff! ,E jf: fwfr-'f 2 --fm ' ' , MW - A 45 sf...z lil ,pf an-5 K r fka X L f X ' PW WW! X fjf, fi K - Y 7-fi-lil ,,.i - A 2 EEE rg fxf' -1, mg - .. ' .' X . N ,-f I ' -us, K Xen ,. - -2.- . 4 3 ,A-J '...- 441- faN.n -- Q? 1: XE, m--1 ' X E I, ,- l .jx f .:'- ,-- 5 Q ,,4f55 1' '-1 ' A-Q - .sn 34' i 2 E s ss xg 1, .,: E 11, HU xp 2 -Y 35 an f i : H 45 :Y a six: x 2553: is fx, Q Q: W, 1, E . : 1 s E 21-2 N . ,E i 'SJ . 5 s 5:15. ESE: 1 27225 E153 if? s, E ui 'I' 'fiki S1532 mf '. ,, 11 ft:-S 7' Iiiiifs' 5'5 i.:qa-2 E ' 354- 5 wi L5 1, -X., 211,315 i'1E 2 5 2 s :vw Qi S :H Q ii Z img: 5: IS' 1 wi 1- 1, sl SEIEMS-3 si: 'Z :S 3 2, iss g 51 1 : s 1 1, 1, li' 5,15 'f' J :w s E sw H: P51123-32' ? ' 5 . 1-1 Efi V ,. NY M any X X gl' W K Ex v 52. A 5 '5 , Z 5 s :5:. 1 . 1 : z 2 5 ? T lf 2 3 .2',': 'ggi 2 i '3 :'g3' Z ,,ali Js' 5 File 53 , 21. 1 :' 5' 2 E153-5 F' W, ,Bmw ZH 1 'a :Ii E-2' EYE E 3 fri ga '3 I as 23 :Z v ewes 3 E Cross Country and Soccer teams Cross Country boys get rest. The Cross Country team ended its season with a mark of five wins and five loses. Seven boys won their letters this season. They were senior and captain Dennis Conway and juniors: Steve Morton, Rodney Gnau, Bill Fuller, Bob Bowser, Dave Radziewich and Henry Weathersbee. With six returning letter winners and four other boys with experience the team is looking forward to a much better season next year. Morton pours it on. l Wm! flaw D. Radziewich. S. Conway, L. Cover, M. Morton, B. Paules, B. Bowser, S. Morton. H. Weathersbee, R. Gnau. Man- Fuller D Conway. D. Conway. Second Rane Coach Walker, N. agen E. Kinard. end seasons with close records. .Wrst kdm- Manager. J. Reese, B. Peters. R. Townsley, I. Heilman, S. Hedrick. G. Tice. Serum! Rane A. Roth. E. Leiphart, B. Mains, The Eastern High Soccer Team, with the help of new coach Claire Schafer, battled to a record of 4 wins, 5 loses, and one tie. There were I3 boys who J'hat's using your head, Jim. D. Kilhefner, J. Schnader. J. Abel, D. Lehman, Coach Schafer. Ulfini Kam R. Curry, R. Benedict, T. Graybill, J. Lohr. L. Krotzer. won their letters this year. Cnly four of these letter winners will be lost by graduation so next year the team should be a very good one. Sparkie belts one. Junior Varsity and Varsity Wrestlers l l l l .7irsI Kona D. Nelson, J. Beck, D. Witmer. R. Mundis, S. Hedrick, G. Tice, D. May, R. Benedict, M. Lohr, J. Schnader, J. Lohr, C. McCarthy I wish he'd let go. Witmer on top. Eastern High's Wrestling team lost seven boys from last year's team because of graduation. This year the team has five returning letter winners, seniors. Jeff Lohr, Dan Witmer and juniors, Don Nelson, Steve Hedrick, and Richard Mundis, Oth- er members of the varsity squad are, John Beck, Gary Tice, Donald May, Ray Benedict, Mike Lohr, James Schnader and Charles McCarthy, who had to replace Hath Garner who dislocated his shoulder at the start of the season. Mr. Shive was disappointed that in a school of this size he could get only one boy who weighed 95 lbs. to come out for the team. spend another strenuous winter E .Wrst Kam T. Able, R. Curry, E. Mimnal, E. Allen. Sddlld Haut L. Krotzer, S. Crumbling, R. Stine, S. Jones H. Garner. Coaches by Mr. Dunlebarger, the Junior Varsi- ty wrestling squad is made up of juniors and sophomores. These boys are learning the moves and holds that they need to wrestle on the varsity team. Or, like in the case of Hath Garner, they are wrestling to strengthen an iniury which they have received. He can't do that. Practice is fun Basketball season hi hlighted b Hirst Kam B. Peters, F. Winters, J. King, G. Young. Sccand Kam Manager, T. Graybill, P. Able, R. Townsley S. Fauth, R. Snyder, Manager, J. Reese. Basketball has long been the most popular sport at Eastern. This season the Golden Knights start with three returning letter winners, seniors: Rick Townsley and Fred Winters and junior: Bob Snyder. Also on the team are seniors: Greg Young, Dave Conway, Dennis Conway, juniors: Barry Peters, .lack King and sopho- mores: Steve Fauth and Paul Abel. The team lacks height with its tallest member being Paul Abel 6'I . However, the boys make up for their size with their hustle and accurate shooting. In their first exhibition game the team posted a very impressive victory by beating Manheim Central 90 to 55. The game was a very tight one until Eastern scored 28 straight points. 74- ' Snyder scores again ' V's being locked in team room. Move that ball. The junior varsity team, coached by Mr. Scheetz, consists of four juniors and five sophomores. Two boys last year won JV letters and they were Bob Bowser and Steve Morton. The rest of the team is made up of juniors: Ike Heilman, Joel Abel and sophomores: Steve Townsley, Lonny Wilson, Barry Time out for a rest. Cunningham, Randy Young, Wayne Mittel, and Bob Cooper. At one point in the season the junior varsity team found themselves locked in the team room during half time. Other members of the team are Steve Conway and Gary Craley. Wrsf Ilona I. Heilman, J. Abel, W. Mittel, B. Cunningham, G. Cra- ley. R. Young. Sammi' Raw. Coach Scheetz, Manager, E. Leiphart. R. Cooper, L. Wilson, S. Townsley, S. Morton, R. Bowser, S Conway, Managers, D. Stough, and G. Bolton. Gur c eerleaders do their part to Row 431 I: C. Kennedy. Row 32: E. Snyder. E. Plowman. Pretty good. aren't they? Row 413: K. Fogelsanger C. Eby, E. Brown. With pom-poms and healthy voices the Junior Varsity cheerleaders encouraged their team on to many victories. These girls proved themselves ready and willing to improve the morale of the team. Dili- gent practice appeared to be profitable, as the J. V. cheerleaders displayed many new ideas not only in cheers but also in varied motions and formations. spur the Golden Knights on to victor l l Carol Abel Brenda Kline Wanda Woods l l Behind every winning team, there is a driving force. Perfecting new formations and cheers these girls comprise a very capable cheering group. This fact was noticeably attested to by the varsity win-lose col- umn. These eight energetic girls deserve a cheer for every fine performance they gave. Toni Mitzel Kathy Paules , l ' ' l n I Beverly Hafner Chris Ehrhart Peggy Pich 77 thleties, as you have seen, play a Rau' I J Weathersbee B Bair E Snyder E Plowman W Scott S Curry, J. Lindenberger, A. Paules. ICHW2 J Kostenbauder K Flaharty F Mitzel S LeMaistre T Leiberknecht, V. Smoker. J. Miller. Ab- After losing their first two games, the hockey team won two and tied one. Sharon Curry, a halfback, scored the first goal of the season, mak- ing it the first in two years. Mascot. A. G. bug part In our educational program The rush I5 on! Yes lm the great Hmklei 'wa X WWX b i N. , 1 Q ' Q ..... X Q ,VW xt if xx x x , x t . S E x XXX X XXQS N - X E . . X X S E Q XX. ,xv X4 :Q 'fi N lf 2 U.-Q: ,s ef x-are -:Rei 4 . 5: :':'- '15 'XE - X -e ff at :tvg 'N 1 Ky.-,Q . vm 2: at-:Q Q: K-.mi-gee- -f xx N 'E SQSX X X. it :f X Hang ln there Steve! Clobber It Tootsl Yzise - gx . Nimxunuxik SX X ., N ipsum-yxg X 2 sf - .X y-A35 c, N gi Sim Q: N ,,, .. Mrs E21 Q: xi ,h QQ-- Q E ,gf Q S24 s , Q' -me-wa - if Q . . ,,-r Q sa SE, 5 ' 5555-i S11 , - m-1,,:,s5E,- v ' s , 3 5,55 'sa RK ,NE,,,, -- X. 5. , 1:,,,E'XES NSE! Wim Q-sv.. X Ni ., :fig Ng? , 51 35352:- N- 3255: was rm ,.,,g,g-,X M'-, P3 'Q Sv QS- msgs sis 5, ,U 5f:e',.is2 Q55 is' 5, Sm ? 0-X ,- fss,f:.5,:sl ., X-,ags we . Sm' QNEPSESQ W, ,.: 55355 ' EA ' :P HQ. 52 xi fl, Ex Fire: f :'l: ,ew . . 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Stauffer J Dietz M Smeltzer S N. Himes, C. Cousler, M. Welsh, L. Wallick, P. Sedinger, T. DFUCJC- 730W 4: 5- Armold. J. Bailey C Bergdall P Blymler C Hoffmaster, J. Reisinger, 'J. Price, T. Metzel, B. Olewiler, J. Beam. B. Bair, P. Drawbaugh, l- Lesh J SCl'1aeffer 5 Smeltzer Elfner. Rauf 2. K. Flaharty, L. Winter, S. Goss, D. Jacobs, K. Paules. R. Murry, C. Stiles, R. Schroeder, D. Harrell, J. Stoner, Kan' 5. E. Newport, B. Rosh S Wambaugh S Curry C Dellinger, W. Scott, R. Townsley G Tice G Fry E Snyder S S. Engles, P. Ely, J. Hivner. E. Holland, V. Smeltzer. Raw 3. L. l-25889, E. Fetrvw. P- Force- Koontz, B. Abel, J. Filbey. B. Poff, C. Hoover, B. Druck, J. The main purpose of the Library Club, according to their advisor, Miss Kathleen Manning, is to work in the library at least one period a week. Each member of the club participates in the library as well as on committees for dances, which the club sponsors. The Library Club sponsors a Book Fair yearly. L82 Miss Manning, Librarian and active organizations at Eastern Student Council naw 1. D. stoner, c. Abel, M. Welsh, King. B. Kline, K. Pauley.. naw s, E. Snyder, D. Balm c Ehr P Pnch,'A. Paules, M. Cooper, C. Haugh, D. Jacobs. Row 2. hart, G. Tice, E. Plowman. L. Hougentougler, H Smeltzer T P Lyttle, J. Neff, S. Mackley, D. Stevens, B. Crumbling, C. Mitzel. Eastern High School's student govern- ing body is the Student Council. lts main purposes are the promotion of school spirit, the guidance of school activities, and the fulfillment of better student- teacher relations. The advisor of the council is Mr. Hamp. This year the Student Council sponsored the Welcome Dance, the Awards Assembly, and the Presidential Ball. Fourscore and seven years ago These are the people behind the Stage Club new le o. May, D. wekiing, ci. Tice, R. Benedict. new 2. s. Hedrick, J. Reese, iz. Stine. Huw 3e J. Bowser, B. Peters, L. Shelly, G. Hedrick. kaw 4. S. Jones, J. Lohr, M. Lohr, S. Morton. The Stage Club, with their advisor, Mr. Charles Snyder, is responsible for a detail of backstage functionings-lighting effects, props, curtains, etc. The stage crew attends program rehearsals so that mechanical flaws may be ironed out and the performance may run smoothly. Yes, this is our laiser beam. 84 scenes who deserve a lot of credit Audio-Visual How I: M. Lohr, D. May, G. Tice. G. Hedrick. How 2, B. Johns, V. Crone, S. Jones. Kaul 3, J. Lohr, S. Morton The Audio-Visual Club, advised by Mr. Kenneth Greider, affords the opportunity to learn to operate movie and slide projectors, tape recorders, and record players. The members are responsible for equipment, minor repairs, and showing films for assemblies. The club provides trained projector operators to assist the faculty members. Vince, my finger is in there. 85 These students need fear no fall, Rauf I. C. Kennedy, A. Mittel, N. Able, R. Leber, M. Welsh, V. walt. E. Brown, S. Copley, T. Lieberknecht. H0141 5 R. Mllndis. D. Hedrick, D. Gohn, E. Gohn, M. Fox. Haw 2. K. Kreider, K. Flay- May. S. Hedrick,'J. Erb, G. Hedrick. How 4, H. Garner, M. Lohr, harty, S. Hershey, M. Snyder, F. Mitzel, B. Stauffer, B. Green J. Lohr. For the first time at Eastern, there are a junior and a senior gym club. The members of the gym club, under the direction of Mr. Claire Schafer, work eager- ly to prepare for the annual gym exhibition held in the Spring. Mr. Schafer Gym kauf 1. G. Hake, S. Mitzel, K. Dellinger, L. Elwain, M. Poff, G. Holtzinger. kan' 3. T. Salisbury, K. Heiland, Greenwalt, D. Nelson, R. Johns. Kew 2. B. Schroll, M. Mc- G. Henry, S. Grace, C. Bruce, L. Dietz. there is always medical aid available The Nurses' Aides Club, the smallest club at Eastern, performs many functions for the school and community. The club assists the school nurse, Mrs. Jean Ziegler, with' her clerical work as well as aiding her 'with unexpected happenings. Mrs. Ziegler This is also a good way to repair a shovel handIe. Nurses, Aides Haw I. S. Mackley, K. Flay, K. Bixler. Haw 2. D. Anderson, C. Ruby, P. Witmer, C. Rider. 87 These are the students who win the 1 HOITOI' Society Haw I. J. Boll, L. Beck, S. Eppley, B. rich, B. Bair, P. Lyttle, K. Picking. How 3. A. Roth, M. Mellinger. Darr, W. Raub. How 2. S. Young, C. Haugh, D. Bahn, T. Dout- G. Tunney, D. Sager, W. Zoller, R. Emenheiser, D. Witmer. The members of the National Honor Society are selected on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character, , and service. Membership is limited to a small percent of the sophomore, junior, and senior classes. The Preston E. 1 Ziegler Chapter of the National Honor Society is under the direction of Mrs. Constance Ruch. l Mrs. Ruch l l And he promised this would be a ten minute meeting. 88 trophies for brains not brawn. F.T.A. Haw lg P. Pich, W. Raub, L. Dietz, c. Kang. P. Lyme, o. Kinard, S. Pich, T. Blymier, L. Whitecomb, S. Wallace. How 2. F. Garver, D. Stoner, D. Stephens, J. Schaeffer, H. Smeltzer. E. Gohn. E. Brown, J. Mellinger. Row 3, L. Koontz, C. Moffet. E. Under the direction of Mrs. Holtzapple, the Future Teachers of America tries to promote edu- cation throughout the school. The Dorcas E. Bortz Chapter of the Pennsylvania F. T. A. is in its Ooopsl It went out. Snyder, C. Bainbridge, S. Beck, B. Stevenson, M. Welsh, D. Harrell, L. Dosch. Raw 4, J. Schnader, D. Keener. T. Newcomer, E. Kinard, B. Abel, R.-Emenheiser, W. Massa, G. Tice, D. Hazell. second year. The members of this club serve as hosts and hostesses for the annual College Night and various other functions. Mrs. Holtzapple .ia 1 Would you believe these are . . . 89 These students have worked since Thank goodness there's an expert mathematician on hand. The job of the Lancer Business Staff is to raise money to finance the Yearbook. The members work to get ads and patrons. In addition to financing, the business staff also takes orders for the Yearbook and distributes them when they are completed. Mrs. Scheetz Business Staff Kew 1, s. Engles. c. Abel, L. Beck, s. Eppley. E. Farrey. C. Haugh. kawz -D. Bahn, D. Chronister, C. Eby, B. Fritchman. Hou' 3, W. Scott, S. Wambaugh, C. Dellinger. 90 last summer to prepare your yearbook 3I1C6l'kawl J Neff K Picking B Smoker KW2. G. Stitely, , kan' 3, P. Wetzel B Schnmmel K Paules F Doutrlch K C Haugh C Snyder H Smeltzer B Bair C King, W. Woods. Kreider. G. Tunney M Mellmger Each year the members of the Lancer Editorial Staff work hard to produce a final product which will please the purchasers. This year the staff is under the guidance of Mrs. Scheetz, the advisor, and Kathy Picking, the editor-in-chief. The page editors and their assistants have strived this year to make the Lancer the biggest and best ever to come from Eastern. 91 Students have a variety of activities, Mr. Stoner To belong to the Varsity Club, a boy must earn a letter in a var- sity sport. A member must go through initiation exercises in front of the student body. These ceremonies are usually held at Fun Night. Advised by Mr. Stoner, the Varsity Club is one of the more active clubs at Eastern. The Varsity Club runs the canteen. and during basketball games, the members keep fans from the gym floor. At the end of the school year, the Club goes to Philadelphia to see a baseball game. Boys' Varsity Raw I. D. Stough, R. Cooper, J. Abel, G. New 3. R. Gnau. S. Hedrick, G. Tice, B. Peters, H. Weathersbee, Young, R. Townsley. F. Winter, R. Snyder. Row 2. R. Mundis, D. W. Fuller. Rauf 4. R. Benedict, E. Kinard. J. Lohr, T. Graybill, S. Conway, D. Radziewicz. J. Reese, L. Wilson, G. Frey, R. Bowser. Morton, C. McCarthy. An honest face. Either l get my change, or you get the mustard. 92 S0mS ITIOYE Stl'El1Ll0LlS than 0tl1Sl'S. lf l move my bishop there, then you'll move your queen . . For the second year there is a Chess Club at Eastern. The club is openxto all senior high students who are interested in chess. Under the supervision of Mr. Resch, il the club plans to hold matches with other schools. Mr. Resch Chess Clubffvw l:G-l-ehman-SEPPl9y,J.Neff. B. Stouffer, Metzel. L. Crotzer. Haw 3, D. Keener, J. Schnader, M. Lohr, K L. Leber. Raw 2: E. Drennen, W. Fuller, P. Howey, F. Mitzel, T. White, J. Horn, K. Stouffer, R. Henry. 93 These boys work on various if Electronical Geniuses at work. . Mr. Dunklebarger Rauf I, J. Horn, R. Bair, G. Hedrick, T. Burk, S. Beam. Raw 2. M. Hoff, M. McCullough, R. Leber, C. McCarthy, T. Graybill. ' as 'AN ffx Q X The Radio Club, under the direction of Mr. Dunklebarger, is one of Eastern's newest clubs. Meeting biweekly, the Radio Club has been work- ing on various projects. ' This spring the club plans to hold a HAM fest. The HAM fest is a sale of radio. and elec- C i K S-L tronic equipment to interested students. . N X M X. ' if- J X ' li l fe-5 if!! .jim K I A Q X . 1 M x H1 'gp .gk ' - it . . 'f Mfiifsffu xx 39' T 5? -5 5 ' 1 w fx 0 -I '. 9 . U E ' V X ' l x ' 51' lui x ff ' fs ' U fs I 'I ' fl Pix Nl' I X f V 1' ' . n? , r' no ' 94 projects throughout the year. Kew I. B. Cunningham, L. Gordon, J. Erb, D. Tuce, L. Fake, P. Fake. KUW2, D. Erb, G. Kinard, D. Baker, C. Bair. J. Bowser. R. Fraker, D Spyker, F. Almoney. Raw 3. D. Lehman, L. Newcomer, G. Elfner, R Leiphart, J. Luce, G. Grim, M. Kinard, P. Stough, M. Fogle, S. Frak- er. lZaw4. R. Stein, S. Staner, D. Melhorn, D. Leber, C. Flinchbaugh. T. Leiphart. R. Shindel, M. Howard, H. Leas, E. Smeltzer. kvwi W. Bortner, M. Schwartz, H. Garner, J. Fisher, R. Flinchbaugh, J. Reichard, R. Salisbury, G. Keller, C. Barger, R. Scantling. The Future Farmers of America is an organiza- tion consisting of those boys taking the Vocational Agriculture course. During the year the members participate in the exhibition and judging at the York Fair. They also take part in the Pennsylvania Livestock Exhibition, the Farm Show, and in the County F.F.A. Recrea- tional Meet. Each boy is also responsible for one project, which is maintained outside of school hours. WeII, it's supposed to be a . . . Mr. Snyder Want to boost our school spirit? ...,. l Mr. Sherman The Hilltop Herald, Eastern's school newspaper, is certainly one of the school's busiest organizations. Under the direction of the advisor, Mr. Sherman, and the editor-in-chief, Dan Witmer, the Herald Staff strives to produce a monthly paper which will satisfy its readers. The Herald at present is partially subsidized by the School Board. H Alternate copies of the newspaper are sent to everyone residing in the school district. Kun' I S. Young, J. Boll, J. Schaeffer, D. Witmer, B. Olewiler, D. Jacobs kaw 2 F. Garver, V. Smeltzer, C. Ruby, L. Leber, J. Fate, A. Paules Row 3 E. Gohn, P. Lyttle, S. Curry, D. Anderson, C. Rider, L. Snyder, C. Eby, A. Detwiler How 4 R. Emenheiser, E. Kinard, E. Allen, G. Leaman, T. Newcomer, T. Lentz, T. Metzel kan' 5 R. Shimmel, M. Lohr, J. Lohr, D. Sager, J. Willard, W. Massa, J. Hinkle 96 Join one of these organizations. BOOSIBI' Row I, J. Stoner, S. Pich, C. Hoover, P. W. Scott, D. Stephens, C. Ruby, E. Newport, C. Rider. Kaul 3, Ely, J. Koster, T. Blymire. kow'2. D. Stoner, V. Smeltzer, D. Kinard, P. Force, D. Bahn, E. Kinard, B. Hefner, J. Elfner. S. Taylor, C. Muffet, K. Flay. kaw 3, S. Wambaugh, C. Dellinger, In its second year at Eastern, the Booster Club is one of the main sup- of our athletic teams. Under direction of Miss Keener, the mem- journey to most of the basketball Booster Club also sponsors for students to away basketball Miss Keener nf 97 Remember these names and facesg The Cast Seated T. Graybill, R. Vera, T. Mitzel, Sflllllfllgz G. Tunney, H. Smeltzer, T. Doutrich. C. Haugh, K. Paules, A. Roth, C. King, W. Woods, S. Arvin, P. Flaharty. This year the senior class presented a three act play, Time Out for Gin- ger. Under the direction of Mr. Richard Snyder, the senior class worked diligently to make their production a success. The class will use the money to have a party at the close of school this year. Mr. Snyder You called, Mr. Caroll? 98 My Dad doesn't like that either. these are the stars of tomorrow. POW!! Now Howard! Eastern's branch of the National Thespian Soci- pate in a play. These points may be earned by act ety forms the core of any play production at East- ing, directing. and backstage work. The main pur pose of the Thespian Society is to advance dramat To become a member of this society, it is neces- ic arts in Secondary schools. sary to earn one hundred points, as well as partici- CVD . Thespian Society How li J. Filbey, H. Smeltzer, T. M. Hivner. W. Woods, K. Paules. How 3: E. Snyder, E. Kinard, R. Mitzel. L. Wallick. Raw 2: E. Plowman, D. Chronister, K. Picking, Emenheiser, J. Heindel, T. Doutrich. 99 These girls perform many valuable l Trl-Hl-Y Raw 1. L. Wallick, P. Shoff, J. Stoner, S. Armold, Kfeidef- KHW 3: E. Fetrow. C. Hoover. S. Taylor, M. Dupler. T. C. Ely, D. Jacobs, V. Graham, T. Mitzel. Kaw 2, B. Snyder, K. I-aVef0n' C- King' H- Smeltlef, K- Picking. kaw4. J. Schaeffer, M. Bixler, V. Smeltzer, C. Crone, L. Kline, B. Kline, C. Snyder, K. Ma'1leYf L- Lebef- C. Ruby, J. Hilt. L. Vecero. The main service of the Tri-Hi-Y is distributing Christmas boxes to needy families in this area. Toys and clothing are also given with food. The goal of the club, under the direction of Mrs. Nan- cy Reinbold, is to create a desire to help the less fortunate. Mrs. Reinbold 100 l 0 services to school and communit . Secretary Row I. J. Stoner, S. Engles, C. Abel T. Lavetan, M. Dupler. D. Jacobs, C. Haugh, B. Olewiler. 130W 2. S. Wambaugh, C. Dellinger, B. Heffner, S. Smeltzer, J Fate, D. Chronister, J. Elfner, L. Beck. Raw 3. B. Rosh. S. Armold, E. Fetrow, S. LeSage, P. Ely, K. Kreider, G. Gordon B. Knaub. R. Welsh. How 4. E. Holland, E. Newport, B. Snyder S. Arvin. H. Dellinger, J. Craley, D. Bahn, C. Coeyman. The main purpose of the Secretary Club is serving as secretaries to members of the faculty. The club is made up of students taking the steno- graphic or clerical course. Each member is assigned to a teachers and her assignments con- sist of typing, duplicating, and recordkeeping. These students receive valuable experience which will benefit them in their future careers as secre- taries. Mr. Scheetz ls that an 9 or an i 2 lf only the teachers would learn to spell. 101 The C-3irI's Varsity Club proves again-e Girls' Varsity new 1 J. Weefherebee, c. Snyder, T. Mnzel, B. Kline, K. Peuiee, c. Abel, M. Fox, A. Paules 2nd Haw B. Smoker, S. LeMaistre, J. Kostenbauder, E. Plowman, E. Snyder, E. Fetrow, J. Fate, J. Boll One of the few new clubs at Eastern this year is the Girls Varsity Club. The purpose of the Girls' Varsity Club is to pro- mote school spirit and to recognize the girls who take part in sports here at Eastern. With the help of Mrs. Royer, the girls plan to open a store here at Eastern. They will sell paper, pencils, pens, and other stationery. l Of course we're not overcharging you. 102 Mrs. Royer , it takes females to get things moving 103 Here are some of the best musicians . T f ifiil mx , S COnCEl't Band Director: Mr. Powell. How I. A. Roth, C. D. Logeman. W. Fuller, D. Keener. Rauf 3. W. Scott, C. Dellinger, l Benne, L. Methlee, T. Metzel, B. Stouffer, P. Lyttle, R. Emen- S, Beck, L, Young, G, Kauffman, S. Wakefield, R. Henry, M. heiser. K'au12. G. Tunney, J. Kostenbauder, F. Garver, D. Hazell, Condor, T. Metzel, D. Smeltzer, J. Keener, L. Bausman, S. Leader, l L. Dosch. B. Abel, E. Forry, R. Schimmel. M. Smith. M. Welsh. J. Horn, J. Schnader. KUW4, J. Crumling, M. Keller, V. Greenawalt. For the second year, the Eastern High School Band has had the pleasure of being under the direction of Mr. Richard Powell. With its 72 members, the band thus far has participated in several pa- rades, has played at a football game at Gettysburg College, and has had part in the best Christmas program Eastern has ever pre- sented. The Concert Band along with the maiorettes and the Band Front makes up the Marching Band. This year Eastern is proud to have 8 members participating in District Band. 104 Mr. Powell yet to come from Eastern Hi h. f .... ,:..1' B. Kefauver, L. Koontz, M. Crumling, G. Young. R. Crist, S. L. Keller, W. Johns, C. McCarthy. G. Lehman, J. Heindel, R. Crumbling, R. Young, B. llgenfritz, E. Drennen, K. Stouffer, R. Henry, K. Flaharty, F. Mitzel. D. Beck, D. Leber, S. Hedrick, Gohn, R. Cooper, D. Lehman, L. Kostenbauder, L. Condor, T. S. Blouse, R. Abel ' Graybill, K. White. Haw 53 R. Benedict, G. Bollinger, F. Winter, 59 S K I rm-.:-3 2 ss. Gif ggfx - TSE. ffX1:fk5?'M . X . f - - .. ..', . - .. N ...X X. . Rik? :..4..,r--ww M r' -N fr X . . .. . ' . ...M s Q ' 2 + 1 . ,. X X. .M st X .65 X vX.T.X.N.3.s Q ww Nike X .. .IS NS X X A Xshlkws xaifswr VNS Bs X X kg X XX XX XX X S X N Now in its third year, the Pep Band has sounded forth those magic notes which have sparked Eastern's athletic teams on to victory. This is the sixth year for Eastern's Dance Band. Under the su- pervision of Mr. Powell, this instrumental group has played on var- ious occasions throughout the school year. Each year the band along with the chorus present an annual Spring Concert. 105 ,y my -1 'Tres 'l' fx Long hours of practice have paid off Dance Band Kew I. M. Welsh, W. Fuller, J. Schnader, D. Keener, D. Hazell, J. Horn, S. Leader, L. Dosch. Raw 2. T. Metzel, E. Drennen, R. Henry, R. Gohn, K. Stouffer, S. Hedrich, R. Abel, L. Kosten- bauder, L. Kondor, T. Graybill, K. White. Pep Band few 1. W. Johns, K. Stouffer, D. Hazell. J. Schnader, c. Mccanhy, T. Grayban. kow 2. T. Metzel, R. Henry, D. Keener. K. White. DlStl'lCt Band Haw I, J. Kostenbauder, S. Leader. k0w2. D. Keener, B. Abel, A. Roth, J. Schnader. 106 our band is one we can be proud of Band Front Banner: B. Smoker, J. mum. 51111141219 W. Johns, C. Erhan, c. Eby, K. Bixler, E. Plowman. Majorettes 71005 T. Mitzel. Staga D. Downs. C. Dellinger, J. Crumbling, W. Woods, D. Mann, M. Rogers. M. Dupler. V. Bailey. 107 R ' x N X MN 'TNQ e hi juss' X N3,gLl zQg'. l Qne of the most delightful programs '--4-...fr flaw I. P. Pich, L. Wallick, B. Smoker, T. Mitzel, J. Andrus, K. Bixler, V. Smeltzer, J. Filbey, J. Blum B. Abel, J. Hilt. kauf2, K. Picking, K. Fogelsanger, C. Arnold, C. King, V. Dietz, E. Gohn. B. Fritchman C. Eby, K. Bainbridge, L. Dosch, H. Smeltzer. Raw 3, B. Maines, B. Abel, J. Krape, J. Miller. T. Dout Under the direction of Mrs. Sandra Fee, the Senior High Chorus l this year has continued its outstanding performance of choral works. The chorus annually participates in the Christmas program and the Spring Musical. In addition, the chorus performs for var- ious school programs, for baccalaureate, and civic functions. Barry Abel is this year's new accompanist for the chorus. 108 in years was the Christmas Concert J J me , Jgfrq' ' : iiSlQV rich, K. Paules, C. Rider, C. Ritz, J. Farhinger. J. Able. Huw 4. D. Lehman, B. Able, L. Shelly, J. Bixler, B. Koontz, M. Kyle, I. Heilman, A. Searer, G. Bolton, E. Kinard, D. Logeman, J. Heindel, A. Roth, M. Crumbling. The Girls' Chorus is composed of girls who either are members of the Senior Chorus or hope to become members. This chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Fee, also sings for the Christmas pro- gram and the Spring Concert. The Boys' Chorus is a choral group organized to give more boys an opportunity to participate in choral music. This year Eastern was proud to have two Senior High Chorus members selected for District Chorus. One of the District Chorus members, Alfred Roth, was chosen to sing for Regional Chorus. 109 If ou missed the Christmas concert, Girls' Chorus Jew 1. J. Han, s. Pich, P. Pich. J. Filbey. L. wauack. kan' 4. s. Miner, c. Armand, L. Kline, J. Andrus, L. N.Abel,S. BoIIinger,J. Fritchman, T. Mitzel, B. Darr,T.MetzeI, D. Copley, C. Eby, B. Fritchman, E. Gohn. K. Bainbridge, B. Abel, Koser, L. Leiphart. Haw 2. C. Kise, D. Kinard, B. Smoker, J. L. Buser. Raw 5: J. Fahringer, A. Ritz, C. Rider, V. Dietz, P. Blum, H. Smeltzer, E. Brown, D. Gohn, R. Leber, J. Koons. kvuf Force, J. Miller, K. Paules, K. Picking, C. King, K. Fogelsanger, 3. V. Smeltzer, C. Workinger, K. Bixler, B. Crumling, B. Greena- K, Flaharty. walt, J. Lindenburger, D. Nickol, L. Craver. V. Hedrick, S. Flay, l'll be home on Christmas . . . 110 District Chorus-Cynthia King you missed a glorious experience. B0yS' Chorus sem B. Abel. new-2 D. Logaman, J. Bix- Heindel, B. Meme, B. Koons, J. Krape. I. Hileman, B. Peters, E Jer, A. Searer, G. Bolton, L. Shelly, J. Abel, M. Kyle, D. Lehman. J. Kinard. . . . And they wrapped him in swaddling clothes and laid him in a manger. District Chorus-Alfred Roth . 111 l l l If Here S there around the school wnmmmwmm ,-,fA--A.4., . i.. 1 WME,m X,w,Qmw.:wR w,m Nm W- . . x . x , , x x- A, N, ,wx f-uN,Rwmgx.w- X1--:lqxzumwgf-W xb.xvf fq my-wwvwwmqxwW. ww-HAwwwwwymmwrxrym-www-fm-3.x1--.wx .,..., .105 --W., ,,. X W,w,.v---V ..,, . .M W' ' W Y i 4 l E l 1 1 x X X X x X XXX X Y X XX MQN 5 MR ww N NES R fx EQ N N RN xy X X awk' ,, , :NX x Q X X5 X-XXX N Nw S xX N X . - ' : Xx x XS X5 NN M :M 13 X, X Qs NNN ' ix iw iw 5 X QNX t is i X S, Vgwx yxx 5,152 , X X lf Q I5 XFX ifQ'Qg1FQw X X N Xxx X1 Sk QCN XX: W Qi S by X X .ixxbwg SQ X Q6x xx S W Y M X X QS N EX X X fix i N XX X RK X ,NX Xxx! N X QW X XXX b 1' I XX X ,wx M X XXX QNX Q ww Q -- -... , ,Y i S gig M x S 5 S A S NYM ' xx. A 5. X1 X ' XXQQ X x'N.f'Xx5 The freshman class is filled with talent, Haw I. M. Cunningham, B. Schroll, D. Cooley, E. Wambaugh, V. Murray, P. Olewiler, D. Steffee, P. Luce, B. Plowman. Kaul 4. D. Smoker, S. McCleary, L. Markel, B. Shaeffer. Raw 2. J. Bayman, DRY. K- COhen0Ul'. D- Lehigh. R. Crumling. W. Bausman, J. F. Yohe, B. Kopp, P. Cook, B. llgenfritz, B. Schimmel, E. Miller. D. Witman. R. Leiphart. S. Wallace. Smeltzer, S. Slagle, W. Wetzel. Haw 3. C. Kline, L. Dressel, R. Raw I. R. Taylor, J. Lindenberger, C. Olewiler, D. Groft, V. mon, B. Herbst, M. Rodrick. Haw 3. C. Bergdoll, C. Beam, L. Grennawalt, B. Herr, C. Martin, D. Herman. Huw 2. K. Brenner, Wallick, B. Gee, J. Cunningham. L- Buser. Raw 4: F. Henry. G. G. Hake, M. Kinard. W. Hall, R. Holtzinger, J. Crumling, J. Har- Geiselman, R- Fallfh. L. Fake. R. Abel, S. Heindel. B. Snyder. 116 ou're sure to hear a lot about us. Raw I, D. Koser, L. Cooley, L. Methlie, C. Bene. G.. Kauffman. J. B. Grennawalt, S. Hershey. Rauf 4. H. Kinard, C. Peters, S. Koons, L. Winter. V- Hedfidff L- COPJQY- WW 2: T- Met-'fel' Wakefield, D. Lehman, J. Keener, G. Stoutzenberger, L. Kosten- D. Hilt, J. Miller, C. Kise, C. Workinger. kan' 3. M. Snyder. S. bagder, L. Baus,-nan, D, Lebe,-, Goss, G. Sechrist, K. Flaharty. L. Young, B. Stouffer, F. Mitzel. Raw 7. C. Stiles, B. Ness, D. Seiple, N. Himes, J. Cunningham. B. tling. k'0W 3. M. Hake, M. Heindel, D. Snyder. C. Minnich, D Howard, D. Spangler, L. Cover. flaw 2. F. Darman, T. Leiphart. Dobbins. Haw 4. R. Leber, S. Fauth, K. Henry. D. Lehman, J C. Miller, M. Morton, G. Reimold, B. Heffner, T. Abel, J. Scan- Ness, R. Graham, D. Horner, D. Ritz, H. Uffelman. 117 We are bound to be successful with Raw 7. K. Ramsay, B. Haugh, P. Gohn, K, Maust, L, Tgmg, D, Lai- Weathersbee, R. Schopf, J. Hammer, D. Melhorn, F. Bowers, J. phart, K. Beck, o. Blymaer, P. Leiphart, L. Snyder. kowz s. Lei- Dietz. D- Williams. S- Fryman- lfvw 4: J- Barr, S- Ffakef' M- phart, D. Stair, M. Harris, E. Arnold, J. Massa, D. Groom, C. Hvlflinsef- C- EPP'9Yf D- FRY' B- H9m'Y' J' '-0kaY- D' Them- G- Myers, R. Kauffman, D. Lehman, L. Krotzer. Raw 3. J. Grim. kaw I, K. Baublitz. A. Mittel, P. Minnich, R. Leber. G. Lighty. D. Siltzer, S. Stauffer, S. Maust. J. Smeltzer. kan' 4. B. Snyder, T. Laucks, M. Resh, L. Leibhart. Haw 2. P. Bortner, K. Schaeffer, L. Hake, T. Jones, G. Martin, R. Miller. R. Wilton, P. Stough, D. Cover, R. Olvitt, S. Sheckard, D. Kitner. R. Leiphart. J. Luce, D. Krape, P. Groff. Faircloth. Rauf 3. P. Howey, P. Drawbaugh, L. Lesh. S. Musser, J. 118 four such able officers and advisors Officers 8 Advisors Mr. Roy Rudisill, Mrs. Virginia Miller, R. Leber, S. Leiphart, P. Cook, D. Groft, Miss Brenda Keener. Mr. Frank Woerner. An industrious freshman. Watch it blow uplll 119 Our eighth graders eagerly look Raw I. H. Clinton, L. Searer, R. Welsh. J. Hengst. L. Gipe, G. Fil- Jorstad. L. Adams, A. Bamberger. M. Baublitz, M. Miller. B. more, C. Sechrist, D. Tome, B. Kinard, V. Evans. Row 2. S. Flinchbaugh. l?aw4: D. Brown, C. Dietz, B. Campbell, J. Stram, Grace, B. Fauth, B. Warner, R. Koontz, M. Smeltzer, M. Shane, T- Markly. T. Burk. W. Dunlap, P. Young, B. llgenfritz. Haw 3. R. Scott, D. Abel. H. Kew I. V. Hughes, D. Cunningham, R. Kinley, C. Miller, J. Bran- P- Moffetf P- Bair- L- T0m9f K- Sfaneff R- MCDBFNGI- 730W 4: M. er, L. veach, P. Boiron, s. Koller, D. Kline. naw 2. D. Hilt. c. Kvvns- J- Reisineer- M- Panebakef' S- Henssf. R- Shives. G. Hen- Hinkle, C. Massa, B. Dellinger, P. Shoff, V. Wilson, D. Kondor, Y- D- Weltlelf T- FVY' B. Artman, D. Blasser. Haw 3. M. Peters, T. Schwartz, L. Dietz, 120 forward to their future education. Haw I. H. Fisher, M. Shoff, K. Smuck, C. Stover, D. Youmans, K. hart, B. Hinkle. D- MCNlaSter, K. Bair, F. Stough. C. Moore, I. Bayman. D. Witmer. J. Harmon. R. Fake, K. Wolff. kan' 2, B. Clinton. kauf 4. J. Golden, T. Lockard, B. Clute, A. Mains, T Sloat, T. Salisbury, W. Stauffer. G. Engles, D. Mills, V. Kitner Vera. W- Druck. B- Abel- H. Wersser. Haw 3. S. Graham, M. McElwain, L. Runkle, S. Leip- 730W I: L R0biI1S0n. P. Koster. D. Snyder, M. A. Kowaliw, M. Spyker, C. Duncan. S. Smeltzer, S. Graham, B. Sandis. Kawai. R. Winters, D. McMiIlion, S. Laventan, M. Leiphart. How 2. B. Laucks, W. Stoner, D. Dellinger, D. Saylor, A. Barshinger. R. Weaver, K. Herland, L. Dietz, S. Keller, J. Heindel, R. Allen, D. Schetky, D. Hamaker, K. Olewiler, C. Winebrenner, Malott, G. Poff, E. Stauffer. Row 3. C. Anderson, S. Thomas, P. 121 Our advisors agree with us: we'Il be How I. N. Mimnall, M. Hazell, D. Lehman, L. Leiphart, D. Tome, D. Crumling, D. Mellinger, S. Kinard, J. Heiland, R. Poff, D. Wit- L. Beaverson, N. Resides, R. McFatridge, M. Shaeffer, M. Fru- man, A. Schimmel, A. Arnold. kowil. E. Musser, D. Barshinger, tiger. Haw 2. P. Sharp, D. Peters, D. Aldinger, C. Bruce, C. W. Olewiler. D. Backel, R. Keeney, D. Welsh. Fauth, W. Amspacher, T. Roth, R. Urey. How 3. C. Lehr, G. Jones, Row I. J. Poff, C. Hinkel, D. Dellinger, S. Knaub, D. Abel. C. Lehigh, B. Schroll, C. Gingerich, A. Ness, P. Swords, F. Wolff. D. O'Neill, C. Harman, J. Herman, D. Keller, R. Snyder, Livelsberger, C. Hake, R. Dietz, R. Hoover, K. Miller, D. Cooper, L. Luttman. Kew 2. B. Kline, G. Lehman, A. Cunningham, R. L. Smoker. Raw 4. J. Haugh, J. Brown, S. Lehr, R. Kober, J. Toner. C. Jacobs, C. Glatfelter, J. Winter, D. Stein. How 3. J. Boeckel, G. Hilt, G. Frank, I. Minnick, R. Caudill. 122 the best senior class yet at Eastern. Officers 8 Advisors Mr. David Townsend B Flinchbaugh, C. Jacobs, T. Vera, D. Snyder. Mrs. Mary Wilson. She thinks she's beautiful. Ladies' sewing circle. Don't give me any of that bull. 123 We as seventh graders have enjoyed l L . . . . Row 1. L. Poff, L. Greenawalt, B. Beaverson, L. Kline. G. Hake, T. Haw 3. L. Snyder, K. Logeman, P. Harmon, S. Lesh. D. Morgan. Feese. R. Johns, T. Bolton. lQ'aw2, S. Myers, L. Kahler, D. Myers, L- Sheetl. K- Able. B. Vera- IWW 4: K. Kapp, D. Bixler. K. S. Shenenberger, L. Lehman, O. Craley, V. Derstler, S. Benedict. Wakefield. M- Kibler. M- Shaffer. J. Middlewh. D- Day, 5. H0ke. Haw 1. L. Filmore, P. Bainbridge, C. Bergdoll, L. Leiphart, D. Nel- Jr., J. Newcomer. kaw 3. L. Miller, K. Taylor, M. Poff, S. Leber, son. E. Bowers, G. Holtzinger, G. Jones. Row 2. J. Dietz, J. Mc- P. Gilbert, C. Runkle, S. Groft. Row 4. J. Bailey, A. Hammer, S. Daniel, B. Shermeyer, A. Forry, G. Olewiler, B. Kise, G. Sager, Cunningham. K- WBIIBCE. T- Able. P. Mclflhaney. L. Silar. 124 our first year in junior hi h school. kpw 1, D, Taylor, 5, Fritz, P, Leiphart, S, MQCQY, 5, Kinley, D. er. How 3. L. Utterback, L. Koster, B. Bowser. T. Black, L. Wal Bair, J. Boyland, P. Weisser, J. Price. KHW2: G. Lohr. L. Leber, IBCE. N- 5hiV6S. R. Gipe. R. Fisher. Raw 4. J. Darr, T. Miller, M M. Salsgiver, R. Rexroth, S. Chronister, C. Harrell, R. Newcom- Clll'lf0l1- J- Herman. R. Metz, G. Bvrtner. Raw 1. D. Geiselman. M. Reamold, s. Mmnach, J. Kyle. B. Mom. ner- KW 3: A- Ffane' C- Cfumlins- R- Tiff' L- leSase- T- Dwck. D. Lenhart, S. Stough, J. Keller. Kewl R. Stover. D. Henry, G, D. Fitzkee, R. Miller, D. Bohn. 13014142 M. Snoke. J. Eshelman, E childs, G. stein, L. Stauffer, L. Flanchbaugh. R. Janes. R. War- Heiland. R- Amspacher- J- Smith- D- Geesev- H- Grove- 125 -I We went from the Welcome Dance to the kow I. D. Frutiger, D. Koser. E- Kinley. D- Miller. C- Safballgh- Walters. Haw 3. D. Graham, D. Sedinger, A. Keener, C. Bair, B. Barshinger. K. Uffelman. C- 3lYml2 - ffvw 2: 5- 520Pln5kl' B- Lehigh, D. Raab, L. Fraker, M. Smith. Kaul 4. J. Grove, D. Massa. Mittel, T. Nate, D. Harris, M. Regel, D. Brown, J. Whitcomb, M. D. Hinkle, P. Sloat, S. Horn, L. Hoover, H. Fisher, G. Coeyman. Haw I. R. Beam, S. Knisley, B. Scantling, L. Brummer, D. Lei- phart. S. King, K. Arnold, S. Evans, V. Streett. Row 2. S. Cunning- ham. V. Fuller, J. Winters, M. Wanbaugh, D. Strickler, L. Mor- rison, J. Smeltzer, R. Haugh. Haw 3. M. Reimold, R. Dayhoff. R. Ramp, D. Sechrist, l. Lukas, J. Keener, P. Hinkle, B. Heiges Haw 4. M. Cave, J. Mittel. C. Townsley. J. Garver, J. Graham, R Platts, T. Smith, G. Flaharty. St.Patriek's dance and loved every minute Kon' I. D. Garner, D. Allen, M. Weathersbee, D. Sechrist, D. Kinard, S. Kober, J. Witmer. K. Dellinger. Kon' 4. R. Druck, R. Smith, K. Toner, S. Mitzel, J. Crumbling. Haw Z R. Plowman, B. Graham, R. Howey, B. Rankin, R. Hall, A. Schafer. G. Huyett, S. Ream, S. Moore, J. Asper, K. Fauth, R. Leiphart. W. Stifler. C. Taylor. Hobbs, J. Kefauver. Raw 3. P. Hake, N. Heidlebaugh. D. Flay. M- Committee 8 Advisors kaw 7. L. Brummer. D. Lenhart. D. Sedinger, D. Smith. '5. Kinley- L. Greenawalt, Miss Dorothy Erickson, Miss Suzanne Kauffman. 16044122 V. Fuller, L. LeSage, R. Howey, G. Bortner. Row 3. L. Poff, M, Walters, D, Henry, Absent. J. Kyle, 127 There is never a dull moment in the Row I, S. Sechrist. C. Winters, D. Shaeffer, D. Clymer. Kew 2, J. am, W. Scantling. kaw 3. M. Roe, R. Sechrist, R. Shoff, K. Roe, J. Shoff, J. Fisher, A. Roe, M. Kling, W. Fauth. R. Tome, R. Grah- Duncan. R. Hake. Mrs. Wolff and her students work hard and enioy many activities. 128 day for junior high students here Another hard test. And lull huff and Puff- Forty cents, you're kidding. I'll get you fly. N Boy, that was good. See. you all did flunk. Ah-chooll 1 I One big happy family. The Junior High Squads will Basketball Row I. R. Kauffman. D. Faircloth, J. D- Witman. M- Hoff, S. Scheikerd, J. Miller, R. Miller, F. Crumbling, B. SChiml116I.k0W2: T. Leiphart, K. Brenner, B. BOWEVS, R. Leiphart, S. Leiphart, B. Snyder, G. Martin. R. Ilgenfritz, S. Wetzel. D. Horner. Row 3. Mr. Bailor, coach, Lebef- Open your mouth and say Ah! Don't iust stand there. do something. 130 someda be our varsity squads. Basketball-Raw I, S. Keller, K. Heiland, S. Hengst. R. Newcomer, M: Wambaugh. kan' 2, M. Baublitz, B. Mittel, D. Snyder, B. Flinchbaugh. L. Dietz, H. Jorstad, Mr. Resch, coach. Ace is high, duce is low, so come on Brain let's go. Globetrotters hard at work. 131 So you think your smart? Wrestlers display their abilit while, Wrestling Haw I. G. Urey, S. Benedict, C. Bruce, R. Rauf Z K. Schaffer, J. Ness, D. Barshinger, L. Kostenbau- Allen, M. Cave, M. Kling. Rauf 2. J. Harmon, J. Bayman, M. der, J. Haugh, F. Henry, K. Henry, Mr. Dunklebarger, Morton, R. Tome, C. Myers, D. Lehman, P. Groft, T. Burke. coach. 'im Zigflse- Y -..-I f 1 t 1 E Where are my contact lenses? -,N perfection is shown by the C Cheerleader S-V. Evans, R. Leber, L. Copely, B. Greenawalt, M. Snyde S. Kinard. Yea Sandy! Rea Behind the scenes are hours of long ! I Row I. P. Weisser, B. Scantling, V. Evans, E. Kinley, C. Wolff, J., Boyland, D. Witmer, D. Debra, K. Logeman, L. Koster, P. Gilbert, D. Miller. J. Dietz, V. Dustler, V. Fuller, L. Dietz, B Shermyer, S. Chronister, B. Kinard, L. Greenwalt, J. Crumbling, D. Taylor. IZow 2. D. Bair, S. Kinley, K. Arnold, M. Futiger, D. Smith, P. Bainbridge, C. Wolff, S. Knaub. D. Tome. C. Harman. J. Winters, G. Olewiler, D. Massa, D. Mills, D. Harris. How 3. R. Crumbling, L. Sheetz, D. Taylor, E. Bowers, C. Bair, D. Lehman, R. Deitz, L. Clinton, G. Holtzinger, V. Streett, T. Black. A. Schimmel, S. Leber. K. Wakefield, M. Walters, S. Shenenberger. P. McElhaney, M. Wambaugh, B. Ream, R. Newcomer, L. Lei- phart. N. Shives, M. Hazel, D. Hilt, K. Dellinger, L. Fraker. Row 4: N. Hildebaugh, M. Winters, M. Kowali, S. Kober, N. Barshinger, G. Jones, P. Hinkle. R. Shives, D. Fitzkee, B. Abel D. Malott, D. Bixler. D. Snyder, S. Hengst, R. Hall, J. White- comb, J. Greene, D. Strickler, S. Taylor, O. Craley, P. Sloat. D. Sechrist, C. Massa, D. Flay, R. Kinley. Now 5. S. Leiphart, D. Kondor, A. Bamberger, D. Blasser, C. Lehr, G. Engles, J. Massa, T. Miller, G. Poff, E. Stauffer. T. Berke. G. Hilt, M. Snoke, W. Olewiler, A. Schaffer, J. Newcomer, M. Shane, G. Jones. C. Gin- gerich, R. Welsh, B. Hinkle. L. Searer, T. Poff, M. Schaeffer. practice for each public performance .-we Q J- . Kew I. B. Warner, J. Boyland, T. Bolton, M. Kinard, P. Weisser. R. Johns, D. Snyder, D. Lehman. lion' 2. J. Massa, J. Graham, J Garner, L. Miller, G. Lehman, G. Boitner, B. Mittell, J. Golden C. Deitz. Raw 3. B. Kenney, A. Schaffer, P. Koster, E. Artman M. Kowaliw, M. Hazell, D. Dellinger, S. Arnold, G. Engles, F Kober, S. Fritz, B. Ream, M. Snoke, J. Heindel, J. Grove, S Moore, C. Bergdoll, M. Frutiger, V. Fuller, D. Weitzel. Kew 4. M Winters, L. Adams. P. Shoff, B. Scantling, K. Logeman, J. White- comb, R. Schetky, T. Abel, E. Bowers, R. Newcomer, D. Strickler, G. Oleweiler, V. Dersler, R. Scott, L. Lehman. A Mains, M. Cane, D. Hamaker, A. Barshinger, E. Musser, B. Rankin, L. Silar, S. Taylor, D. Massa, J. Winters. B. Flinchbaugh M. Baublitz, C. Glotfelter. Standing. W. Campbell, W. Stauffer W. Olewiler, G. Stein, J. Winter, L. Dietz, S. Keller, K. Staner, J Harmon, L. Brummer. P. Bainbridge, D. Garner, S. Leber. 135 These are some of the more active Kaul 7. J. Dietz, D. Massa, S. Hengst, M. Kibler. k0W2. B. Crum- Haw il. K. Brenner, M. Cave. B. Schimmel, A. Mains. G. Hilt, J. bling, C. Kise, S. Maust, P. Gohn, L. Cover, D. Snyder. Raw 3. Bveckel. R, Graham. D. W2iCh9rI. C. Burgdoll, C. Kise, T. Black. L. Searer, B. Hinkle, D. Lehman, Student Council Officers: D. Massa. S. Leiphart. R. Wilton, D. Snyder. Mary had a little lamb- High Magazine Salesmen S. Sheckard, D. Mills, L Dressel, J. Middleton, R. Keeney. students in the junior hi h school. Row 7, L. Markel, B. Plowman, L. Dietz, M. Shane, T. Salisbury, Schetzky. S. Maust, P. Gohn, D. Crumbling, D. Condarcl. H J. Heindel, J. Winter. C. Hinkel, C. Harmen, K. Baymen. Raw 2, Clinton, D. Mellinger, C. Lehr, R. Welsh, Mrs. Kehm. Raw 4. D S. Hengst, D. Saylor, M. Hazell. J. Drennen. N. Himes, S. Blasser. G. Martin, C. Dietz, G. Hilt, G. Sechrist. Knaub, S. Kinard, M. Kowauli, B. Dellinger, J. Bailey. Raw 3. R. 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I Mile East of Hellam on U.S. 30 245-255 Locust St. Columbia, Penna. Clothing for the Entire Family JAMES E. HILEMAN Representing Nationwide Insurance Company Auto-Life-Fire-Mutual Funds Hellam, Pennsylvania Under the bank Phones: 7 55-520 I SLOATS IN H ELLAM Upholstering-Slip Covers- Draperies-Springless Shades 32 West Market Street Hellam, Pennsylvania Congratulations to the Class of '67 GIL TUNNEY STUDIOS, INC. The Man With the Golden Camera IO4 East Market Street York, Pennsylvania Phone-846- I 6 I 8 7 55-3 I 50 Sli fashions for young sophisticates 39 W. Market St. York, Penna. C. F. SHUTTER S SON Air Conditioning Heating S Plumbing Wrightsville 255-8327 MoLEv's SPAGHETTI HOUSE GEC' E' SMELTZER, 'NCQ ' 6I4 W. Broadway Red Lion, Penna. Specializing in Italian Foods Builder 8 Contractor 43 East Broadway Red Lion, Pa. I7356 Pizza Steaks Subs Office: 2443795 Dining Room S Carry-out Service Residence: 244-24I I I HINKLE'S PHARMACIES 3rd S Locust Sts. 200 Hallam gt. COIUIUIJIH. PB- Wrightsville, Pa. Phone 684-255i Phone 255-74I I Two Modern Pharmacies LOYER'S PHARMACY 'Your Friendly Prescription Store 66 N. Main St. I Red Lion, Pa. Phone 246-339i LLOYD H. SMITH Radio-Television Sales-Service Norge S Sunbeam Appliances Phone 246-9574 - --I Compliments - JACOB'S LUMBER CO. I Home Service Center Windsor, Pa. Phone-Red Lion 244-4036 'I For Your Next Furniture and Floor Coverings See ZARFOSS FURNITURE STORE Red Lion, Penna. 144 1 E. T. Compliments of INC. General Contractor 304 East Market Street, York, Pa. Phone 854-0905 Robert F. Schimmel, Pres. T. R. HIMES General Store Hellam R.D. 412 Delroy, Pa. KlNARD'S FOOD MARKET I00 Loucst Grove Rd. York, Pa. Phone 755-45l6 Full Line of Groceries and Meats and Barrel Molasses H. A. MYERS S SON I 1 I Q SECHRIST TV SALES S SERVICE 267 Beaver St. Hellam, Penna. Phone 755-3526 SYLVANIA COLOR -.I THE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK OF COLUMBIA I 325 Locust Street, Columbia, Penna. - The Bank with Time and Temperature I for everyone. ' We can offer efficient, modern, and convenient banking services for every occasion. We invite the public to inspect our modern machine operations. The Friendly Bank Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Federal Reserve System SPYKER'S DAIRY BAR Home of Choppy the Chopped Steak Also featuring- Ho-Made Ice Cream Big Daddy Subs la foot and a half longl Dinners to eat here or to go, Operated by- Ralph and Mary Bookmeyer CARL E. ANDERSON 8 SONS, INC. Contractors 8 Builders 433 S. Main St. Red Lion, Penna. Phones 244-2665 and 755-0297 FREY FOR FORDS Ford, Falcon, Thunderbird, Mustang, and Fairlane Craley, Pa. Farm Tractors 6 Implements 8 WlTMAN'S BEAUTY NOOK Hair Styling-Bleaching Permanent Waves-Tinting 260 E. Mkt. St. Hellam, Penna. Kathryn E. Witman Iownerl Visit our Showroom Custom Kitchens 8 Appliances WM E SPANGLER Hellam Penna Phone York 755 3376 Recreation Rooms and Dens Free Estimates Formica Tops I O. 345 W. Mkt. St. HANNA Dry Cleaning-Shirt Laundry Professional Home Cleaning Red Lion, Pa. M. A. SECHRIST Jobber of Druck's York Valley Sharp Cheese Aged in the Wood Hellam, Pa. I I I ..I WRIGHTSVILLE SAVINGS S LOAN ASSGCIATIGN Compliments I of RIVERSIDE I FOUNDRY CO., INC. Wrightsville, Pa., YORKANA SERVICE STATION GRQVE g SECHRIST I.S. pm,,. SPQRTING GOQDS Dial 47-7030 Y kRD 9 P RedIJon,Penna. STERNER CHEVROLET Phone P R dt Red Lion 244-3695 Y 148 JGHN WRIGHT, INC. Wrightsville, Pa. Manufacturer of Metal Giftware National I Distribution You can't go wrong with Wright -1. - 1. -1 n in I 1 I I -1- BA RITZ FOOD MARKET ART CRAFTERS Groceries S Dupont Paints Printing 8 Stationery Hellam R.D. 2 Columbia, pa' Pa. 5M'T KAMP LENTZ Fooo MARKET Auto Body and Paint Shop Midway Between Wrightsville and Hellam on U.S. 30 Meats, Groceries, Produce Hellam R.D. I, Pa. Hellam, Pa. Phone 255-538I 149 TYSON'S GREENHOLISE . I Wx gf Yi 1- QQ ' Flowers for XYW Q j ' all occasions S ' fe' R.D. 9, York Good Luck May you all reach heaven Class of 67 FROSTY FREEZE DRIVE-IN Route 30 Hellam, Pa. MELLINGER'S Clothing S Shoes for the Entire Family I I7 East Broadway Red Lion, Penna. Red Lion 244-2l I5 JIM MACK'S Ice Cream BOO KLAND INC. York County Shopping Center York, Penna. Phone 755-I402 Over I,O00 different paperback titles ARLETTE'S Beauty Salon West Broadway Red Lion, Penna. BUS 8 CAB COMPANY SUNOCO SERVICE STATION Charter Service to anywhere in U.S.A. Red Lion 246-28I6 Charles W. Sawmiller, Prop. York 755-3545 490 E. Market Street Hellam, Penna. Compliments of RIVERVIEW FARMS Growers and Shippers of Quality Fruit Apples, Peaches, Pears Plums, ,Nectarines Wrightsville R.D.4 I' L Phonelazss-6441 Compliments LEIPHART BUS LINES Phone 755-8430 ABE L'S FOOD MARKET First in Quality and Service Free Delivery Phone 755-78Ol Wrightsville, Penna. WALTER F. STEIN S SONS Growers of Quality Fruit, Shade 8 Ornamental Trees, Flowering Shrubs, Evergreens, Etc. R. D. I Wrightsville, Pa. Compliments of A GETTY'S SHOP 2908 E. Market Street P York, Pennag L Phone 755-49 I 3 Compliments of THE BURG FUNERAL HOME Red Lion, Penna. fl f 7.J.QJ.. 5 F 1 ' L , N: bgujl Lv, 2 'bei' Q E is, my 3, Q yy.s.zf 'E ,gi-'ffih p..?:325 if - S iw - I Serving All, Regardless of Financial Condition The end of the beginning! A lot of work goes into earning a diploma. Your name on one indicates a measure of achievement of which you can feel proud. But a diploma is only a milestone-a mea- surement of what you have done. Now. . .how about doing something with it? For example, what are your plans for fur- thering your education? If that isn't possible, then how about looking for ajob with a company for whom you can work as beneficially as you worked for your diploma? Personal effort is the essence of success- the key to your progress. That precious piece of paper you receive graduation day can help you unlock a bright future-as bright as you strive to make it. May your future be a fine one! CATERPILLAR AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER 152 CONGRATULATIONS+CLASS OF I967 EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL May your winters be WARM . . . . . . And your summers COOL FUEL OIL and HEATING EQUIPMENT CARRIER AIR CONDITIONING Sales 2 Service Sales S Service I Shzpley-HUMBEE HEADQUARTERS FOR PETROLEUM PRODUCTS 550 E. King Street Telephone: York, Pennsylvania 843-895I 153 Compliments of LOCUST HEIGHTS SWIMMING POOL I 0 N ' l2th S Loucst Streets Columbia, Pa. 4 x f B Phone 684-SIOO 1 L9 0 0 O O O 'Q Special Prices For-Partles-Clubs-Plcmcs GEORGE A. SAGER DODGE Authorized Sales S Service Goodyear Tires , , Esso P d t Driver Education Cars ro uc S 950 Hellam St. Wrightsville, Pa. 255-733l IAAA Service SUSQUEHANNA GLASS CO. SNYDER'S CABINET SHOP Hand Cut Crystal for all Occasions 73' Avenue H 4l North Seventh Street Columbia' Pa' Wrigmsvaile 255-7 642 Phone 684-2 I 55 Congratulations to the Class of '67 Aumo - visuAL COMMUNICATION I I I IDIOINIAILIDI IAI IKIEININIEI IYI IIINICI I I R D 2, I'lEl.I.AM, PA. TEL. YORK 755-1413 154 cuI. Congratulations to J, C, Llgyd Class M67 ARTIFICIAL LIMB COMPANY KALTREIDER RAMBLER Red Lion Manufacturers of Artificial Legs, Arms, Braces, and Appliances 2330 S. Queen St. York, Penna. ARNOLD'S CUT RATE STORE Patent Medicines-Cosmetics Baby Needs-Greeting Cards Phone Red Lion 246-I404 THOMAS' Furniture S Appliances 35 E. Broadway Craley, Pa. Red Lion' Perma' New 8 Used Route No. 624 Phone 3-5502 215:-:.ea-. if ,z-5:5219 imp if 5,1-1, 7:13-Q3 fri ,if Weil-'ii 'rl - ll - if A ls. if if Wi 9 4 'llc .Iv Ml-'5:'q'1'11 fl 'Ti 3. M39 'l ' yi XXX lg ll :E-:El ll rl Sli l -.. Fixx ll! ll Q I a 'ill R - lil 'll eieffil A TEE. NN -1'-if 'l ll-iw: ll W i f lrfliil gif, ii ,171 qipiligj fi my 2 ll 'll -'ll all llll flllv 'lll llll lflggg ,ll ,'l,ll-LTt:l-Ll- l,iIll'fE' gl ii-fiill ill, Ilnlhl .Fill .llli44g fl A ll ,ml ll :ll if-el ,ills - lllfl, 'J Til- all H+ ul A grail wlff??fr 'i-sl ill ll ii T- M M ful ,H a ell! chef-il lll.lef,.ll T H O M A S L . C O T T Wrightsville R.D.1 Phone 255-1372 INVESTORS DIVERSIFIED SERVICES, INC. John H. Snyder Jr.-representative R.D. 412 Hellam, Pa. I7336 Phone: 255-8704 MUTUAL FUNDS LIFE INSURANCE Compliments of JACOBS PHARMACY Hellam, Penna. ........... E Bari' Inca TH E BARA BOOTERY HAS A GOOD THING GOING PASS THE WORD RANDALL'S DINER Betty J. Erb, Prop. Home Style Cooking Phone 255-9886 Route 30 lone mile West of Wrightsvillel R.D. I Hellam, Penna. Compggnems Compliments of R. Andrew Hoover I INSURANCE JONES FURNITURE 326 Locust Street Wrightsville, Pa. Phone: 255-I56l For Bowling EAST LINCOLN LANES Reservations Call 255-824 I Of Hellam Plione 755-47 I2 IIIIIII PIIIIIIIIISTS Complimentsl of Never Satisfied Til You Are ' WALT DIXON , t Electrical Contractor Phone 255-I5OI 'Iacobus' Pa' 3I2 S. 6th Street Wrightsville, Pa MYERS S LIST SALES 8 SERVICE 850 Hellam Street Wrightsville, Penna. .I morons conpommou Telephone 255-534I CHRYSLER I PLYMOUTH VALIANT JAY'S tt tt RICK'S ResTa 'a t' T I OF WRIGHTSVILLE De CateSS2'1- I A .,,,.:..::. :,, Q,f.: ' fgit, 8 t In-Store Bakery A X ' rtf'fI-f :fl'f A' Home of los' Haines Road RCA VICTOR-RCA WHIRLPOOL Phone 755-078' York, Pa. For Service After the Sale Phone 255-535I 157 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF I967 AND SAFE DRIVING WITH EAST PROSPECT STATE BANK V I -Ef5IE1E2FE1E- 52:25 Izf: frivizirifffff Eiffiififffif' JE? ' 1E?f1EI. 2:11222 IMT U New A Preferred 4 Plan 36 MONTHS TO PAY 5I200l 51500 l 5I700l 52400 l 5I000 loan - Pay 53I.07 Monthly oun - Pay 537.66 Monthly oon - Pay 546.60 Mont oan - Pay 552.89 Mon 52000 loan - Pay 562.13 Mon 52200 loan - oun - ay 575.32 Mont Cars - hly mon: nm mcxom My wmcursvm: ass-ua hly uy 568.45 Mont P hly HOW MUCH Wlll P hly YOU SAVE? ROSPECT STATE BANK 158 Mr. 8 Mrs Mr. 8 Mrs. James Picking Mr. S Mrs. Mervin B. Kline Mr. S Mrs. John A. Wolf Compliments of a friend Kathy Picking Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. E Mrs Robert L. Adams Ellis E. Smith Howard F. Cumming Mr. 8 Mrs. Elmer D. Smeltzer Mr. 8 Mrs Raymond A. Reever Mr. 8 Mrs Robert Clinton Mr. 8 Mrs. Earl Gentzler Mr. 8 Mrs Bruce Heindel Lehman Lewis Leibhart Lean Ness Jeweler Mrs. Mary Engles and son, Morgan Mrs. Betty Anderson Mrs. Maggie E. Sechrist W. Benj. Walker Mr. 8 Mrs James G. Wallace Mr. 8 Mrs John R. Bixler Mr. 8 Mrs Gerald M. Snyder Mr. 8 Mrs Kenneth A. Fritchman Mr. 8 Mrs Walter Woods. Jr. Mr. S Mrs S. Dale Doutrich Paul A. Smeltzer Mr. 8 Mrs. William J. Ely, Sr. Mr. S Mrs. John H. Abel Pauline Jorstad S Sheila Horn Mr. 8 Mrs. Roy H. Rudisill Paul's Atlantic Hellam Hosiery Co. Mrs. Jeannine D. King Stony Brook Meat Market Barnhart Ford Sales Saylor Furniture Co. Steens Jewelry Store Marilyn 8 Mike Dupler Mr. S Mrs. Granville F. LeMaistre, Mr. John W. Filbey Mr. 8 Mrs. Gordon Metzel Brenda 8 Rick Mr. S Mrs. Thomas B. Scott Mr. 8 Mrs. Alfred Forry, Sr. Ethel's Dress Shop Mr. 8 Mrs. Walter Crumling Mr. S Mrs. Dale Dupler James Gemmill Mr. 8 Mrs. Reuban Druck, Sr. Mrs. Beatrice E. Melbert Mr. S Mrs. Truman J. Reese J PTRGS Mr. 5 Mrs. Hyson Gohn Attorney S Mrs. Judson E. Ruch Mr. S Mrs. Mr. S Mrs. Mrs. Dora Mr. S Mrs. Mr. S Mrs. Mr. S Mrs. Richard Grimm Paul E. Wambaugh M. Sipe Robert J. Engles Paul E. Dellinger Thomas F. Stitely Luther C. Riley lll Mr. 8 Mrs. H. Milton Steinhause Mrs. Grace I. Heindel Mr. S Mrs. Harold Hoffmaster Mr. S Mrs. George E. Filbey Mr. S Mrs. Edward Ream Mrs. Gladys Lehman Mr. S Mrs. Mr. S Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mrs. Mary Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Wayne Reinbold John N. Bahn Elwood Chronister A. Wilson Gerald Beck Richard Paules Mr. Alvin A. Rider Mr. S Mrs. Robert Schaeffer J. Frank Reese 8 Son Jewelers Mr. S Mrs. Earl Neff Mr. 8 Mrs. Richard Emenheiser Mr. 8 Mrs. H. E. Lieberknecht Mr. S Mrs. Earl D. Lamborn W. Burg Anstine Mr. S Mrs. Mr. S Mrs. Mr. S Mrs. Arthur J. Reese Charles D. Abel Walter Forry Mr. 8 Mrs. Donald L. Miller Mr. S Mrs. Charles White Mr. S Mrs. R. S. Gold Mr. S Mrs. Thomas Gray Mr. S Mrs. Richard E. Townsley, Dorcas E. Bortz Mr. S Mrs. George Rahm Mr. S Mrs. William M. Scheetz Carol S Greg Mrs. Jocleta M. Kyle Mr. S Mrs. George R. Smoker Les McLane's Used Cars Mr. S Mrs. Mr. S Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. S Mrs. Reginald Koons David C. Eppley Millard Winter, Jr. Ralph Forney Mr. Glen E. Shelly Gary S Debby I' Sr A RINGS PINS . MEDAL All the good luck possible to CHARME The graduating class of A CUPS IQG7 PLAQUES TROPHIES Always remember- lt's not the size of the man in excellent design skilled craftsmanship superb quality the fight, But the size of the fight in YPUR CLASS JEWELER the man. 5 g HBOOTSH 226 Public St., Providence, R.I. Philadelphia New MANUFACTURING JEWELERS It Will Pay You To Shop at THERON L. MlLLER'S STGRE Hellam, Penna. Where Courtesy, Service, Quality is a must Buying a cheap article to save Money is like stopping the Clock tossave time! l York 160 Innes. V E V I 1 5 w 1 f 1 1 7 I i K f X 5 Q I 5 F E r Y 1 K W r E s i 'L Q P s i L A