Fairfield Area High School - Fairhian Yearbook (Fairfield, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1956 volume:

1956 FAIRHIAN Published by the Senior Class Fairfield, Pennsyl an a Fairfield High School To all those associated with the school- -faculty, student body, direc- tors and others--we dedicate this, the third edition of the Fairhian. As we , the Class of '56, pass through these portals to the outside world, we carry fond memories with us. We are proud to have beena part of Fair- field High School and sincerely hope that we may be a credit to our Alma Mater and to those who have made our school years possible. DEDICATION Supervising rincipaI's Message The Cafe atio in c bee plifi you Soo lum tos inte you goo' moc lass of 1956 during its high school r has shown remarkable co-oper- and achievement. Your leadership 'ass activities and school affairs has very outstanding. You have exem- d good citizenship qualities in all endeavors. you will become members of the a- , and Awe trust that you will continue ow the same fine school spirit and y st that you have shown throughout Lschool career. Our country needs -itizens if we are to preserve the de- acy as we now know it. Therefore, take n interest in public affairs and pro- motl the interests of the home, church, and chool. 3 95 5 3 .gjgrgy i ' Q e - Sgr egg g 'fgggi Q ig fi J . 3' ' ' 4'S 32ifanN.,. ,,,. YM, mf. 1, , 1 ff' . 4 7 M N ,H are if Q1--Q . lf 7 Km x ' Fl 'Z ff!! ,: The 'zgnf' . fix 1.-..MM..,.,M..W. 1- Q Q fp. Q ,Q . 'wif if-.Q I W, Jr vs. '-ah A vw X, ' 1 xf . 4 I ,Q I 6 I ii. ' sf ' ' C ik ,Q mg? -f 'Rani L ,ff Advisors Marie Weissenfluh We, the Class of '56, wish to express sincere appreciati to our advisors, Miss Weissenfluh and Mr. McAndrews. To them, we say, Thank you for your constant guidance directing us through our high school years. on in John McAndrews EDWARD SPENCE President HERBERT GINGELL IRENE BOWLING Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Seniors THOMAS ANGELLO MARY ANN BALTOZER EUGENE BOSTWICK RUTH ANN CLAPSADL RICHARD DEARDORFF LARRY BYERS NANCY DUVALL JAMES GLADHILL GARY DOLLY MARY ANN GLADHILL JOYCE HARDMAN EDWARD HARTZELL PAUL HOBBS NORMAN K UYKENDALL SUETTA MARTIN MARTHA MORITZ, ROGER MYERS, JR, NANCY METZ. X LARRY NEWELL JEANNE PRESTON ELAINE NEELY 1 hL VIN PRYOR BARBARA RENNER IANICE SANDERS CONSTANCE SCHROLL RUTH JEAN SITES LOU ANNA ZENTZ Moments to Remember At long last we have attamed the goal to wh1ch we have been lookmg for four years For most of us the way hasn't been easy These past years have been years of v1ctory and defeat tr1umph and fallure Now we are leav1ng F H S and our school l1fe 15 fast commg to a close Let us Journey back through these four years wh1ch have been frlled wlth work and fun Our hlgh school days began 1n the fall of 1952 when agroup of f1fty boys and grrls entered the halls of F H S We elected Barbara Renner class pres1dent and she led us over the rough spots whlch always pop up before a Freshman class As we chose our schedules and clubs attended h1gh school assemblles and dances respons1b1l1t1es were beg1nn1ng to make themselves known to us Then a year had gone by and we found ourselves Sophomores We elected Joyce Hardman presldent Herb Grngell v1ce pres1dent Joyce Kepner secretary and Conn1e Schroll treasurer We were represented by Barbara Renner and Ed Spence ln Student Councll Mr Insklp appolnted our class advxsors Mr McAndrews and M1ss Welssenfluh One of our mam aCt1V1t1CS was sponsormg the sock hop f1rst dance m the new gym Our members both boys and grrls began to take the1r part 1n mter scholastlc sports We were beg1nn1ng to lose some of the shyness retamed from our Freshman year and were start1ng to frnd our way around We ordered our class rmgs and all to soon we were br1ng1ng our Sophomore year to a close Three months later we entered the halls of F H S once agarn We had dw1ndled 1n number to th1rty two As we looked about us we saw the same faces but some thmg entlrely dlfferent shone 1n them Each of our fr1ends had changed from a 'sllly Soph to a more serlous 1nd1v1dual We elected Ed Spence pres1den Nancy Metz v1ce pres1dent Irene Bowlmg secretary and Ruth Jean Sltes treasurer Gary Dolly and Susle Martln represented us 1n Student Counc1l Jan 1ce Sanders gave Fa1rf1eldH1gh School the d1st1nct1on of holdmg the Adams County Cherry Ple Champ1onsh1p In March one of our members Conn1e Schroll was chosen by popular vote to relgn as queen of the Mard1 Gras Carnlval The h1ghl1ght of our Junlor year was the Mlnstrel Fun And Fool1shness whlch we presented Aprzl 14 and 15 Under the d1rect1on of M1ss We1ssenfluh and Mr McAndrews we made the flrst mlnstrel ln F H S a b1g success Our last event of th1s memorable year was the Jun1or Sen1or Prom We used a mght club theme and developed It mto a prom f1t for lungs Ol- '56 we ha1l you' Yes Sen1ors at last' Real1z1ng th1s was the last year of our school act1v1t1es, we set out to make lt unforgettable We re elected Ed Spence, presxdent chose Herb Glngell as v1ce presldent, Irene Bowllng sec retary treasurer and Conme Schroll and D1ck Deardorff to represent us 1n Stu dent Count11 Th1s was the bus1est year of all We elected our yearbook Staff w1th Barbara Renner edrtor, and Martha M0r1tL co ed1tor We had p1ctures taken ordered announcements and chose name cards November 4 and 5 we presented our class play Shy Guy a h1lar1ous s1tuat1on comedy d1rected by Mlss McCleaf In the early sprmg we took a tr1p to New York C1ty wh1ch none of us shall ever for et At ist came the day we had long awa1ted our g1:aduat1on After hstenmg to an 1nsp1r1ng address, we heard our names called and we recewed our drplomas Our hopes and dreams had been fulf1lled Yes lt has taken a long tlme and yet that tlme has passed quxckly As the grad uatxng class of 1956 we say Farewell 1 . , . , . . . . . . . . . g . . 1 1 . 1 ' 1 1 . . . - 1 ' 1 a ' 1 . . , . . . . - . , - . 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Seniors Activities THOMAS WILLIAM ANGELLO ' Tom General Teacher 'Fun and Foolishnessu 3 Shy Guy 4 Baseball 1 2 Basketball 1 Chef s Club 4 Dancing Club 1 Z 3 IRENE VIRGINIA BOWLING Renie Commercial Secretary FAIRHIAN Class Secretary 3 Class Secretary Treasurer 4 Fun and Foolishness 3 Shy Guy 4 Bas ketball 1 2 Manager 3 4 Dancing Club 1 2 3 Treasurer 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 County Chorus 1 7 4 HAROLD RICHARD DEARDORFF Dick General Farmer l-AIRHIAN Student Council 4 lun and Foolishness 3 Basketball 1 Z Chef s Club 4 Head Chef 4 FFA 1 3 4 County Chorus 1 4 Photography 2 3 Secretary 3 HERBERT THOMAS GINGELL Herb Leneral Vocalist Class Vice President 2 4 Student Council 2 lun and Foolishness 3 Shy Guy 4 Band 1 7 54 President 3 County Band 1 Baseball 1 1 3 4 Basketball 1 2 34 Dancing Club 1 2 Glee Club 1 P 3 4 County Cho rus 13 4 Varsity Club 4 JOYCE ARLENA HARDMAN Joyce Vocational Dress Shop Manageress FAIRHIAIN, Class President 2 Stu dentCouncil2 FunandFool1sh ss 3 Tri Hi 2 MARY ANN BALTOZER ' Mary Ann Vocational Seamstress Fun and Foolishness 3 Dancing Club 1 2 3 LARRY EUGENE BYERS Byers Academic Service FAIRHIAN Student Council 1 Fun and Foolrshness 3 Shy Guy 4 Band 1 2 3 4 County Band 1 2 3, Baseball Manager 2 3 4 Basketball Manager 1 2 3 4 Dancing Club 2 Dramatic Club 4 Glee Club 1 3 4 County Chorus 4 Photography Club 1 Vice President 1 GARY BURTON DOLLY Gary General Baseball Student Council 3 Fun and Fool ishness 3 Band 12 34 County Band 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Basketball Head Chef 4 Dancing Club 1 2 JAMES RICHARD GLADHILL im Vocational Service Fun and Foolishness 3 Chef sClub 4 Dancing Club 3 FFA 12 34 Hunting and Fishing Club 2 EDWARD MARSHALL HA RTZELL General Service FAIRHIAN Fun and Foolishness 3 Baseball 1 2 Manager 2 Basket ball 1 3 Chefs Club 4 Glee Club 1 County Chorus 1 Hunting and Fishing Club 2 Photography Club IB EUGENEHOPPERBOSTWICK Ir. Gene Vocational Merchant Marine Fun and Foolishness 3 Chef sClub 4 Dancing Club 3 FFA 1 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Hunting and Fishing Club 1 2 RUTH ANN CLAPSADL Bugs Commercial Secretary Fun and Foolishness 3 Dancing C ub12 3 GleeClub1234 County Chorus 4 NANCY RAE DUVALL Nance General Service Northwestern High School 1 2 Fun and Foolishness 3 Basketball 3 4 Softball 3 Dancing Club 3 Glee MARY ANN GLADHILL Mary Ann Commercial Bookkeeper Fun and Foolishness 3, Band 1 2 34 County Band 2 Commercial Club 4 Danclng Club 12 PAUL AUGUSTINE HOBBS Paul Vocational Farmer Fun and Foolishness 3 Conser vat1onClub3 4 FFA 1 2 3 4 Hunt ing and Fishing Club 2 o , 0 0 0 Z I 5 ': 1 .,: :...: 2,35 Vice Presldent 3: Glee 'Club 1: 1,2 .3243 Chefgilllbzi- ASSiSY3HI Club 3: Vyarsity Club 4. ' - H 1' . . HJ. H . . H H a Q , 5 ne . -Y ,3,4. ' ,: ' y' : , ' ' ' ',' ' i 3. , CLASS FLOWER Whlte Rose CLASS COLOR Blue and Whlte CLASS MOTTO The hrgher we clrmb the broader the vlew NORMAN LEROY KUYKENDALL Kurk Academlc Servtce FAIRHIAN Fun and Foolxshness 3 Band 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Dancmg Club 2 Glee Club 3 4 County Chorus 3 4 Photography Club 1 Varslty Club 4 MARTHA JANE MORITZ C I Mert ommercta Steno ra her FAIRHIAN Fun and Foolrshrgessp 3 FHA 12 3 4 Treasurer4 Glee Club 1 3 4 CountyChorus 1 4 Trl H1 Y 2 3 4 Secretary 3 LARRY RICHARD NEWELL Larry General Mechamc FunandFool1shness 3 Chef sClub Club123 FFA123 BARBARA ANN RENNER Barb Academrc Nurse FAIRHIAN Class Presrdent 1 Stu dent Councll 1 2 3 4 Vlce Presl dent 3 Presldent 4 Fun and Fool 1shness3 Band 1 2 3 4 County Band 3 4 Dancmg Club 1 2 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 County Chorus 1 2 Nurslng Club 4 Secretary 4 Queen of Val entlne Dance 2 3 RUTH JEAN SITES Jeame Commerclal Stenographer Class Treasurer 3 Fun and Fool tshness 3 Basketball 1 3 Manager 2 4 Danc1ngClub1 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 Varslty Club 4 SUETTA MARTIN Susle Vocatlonal Fashlon Coordlnator F A I R H I A N Student Counc1l3 4 Secretary Treasurer 4 Fun and Foollshness 3 Shy Guy 4 Band 1 2 3 4 County Band 1 2 Dancmg Club 1 2 FHA 1 2 3 4 Vlce Presldent 3 Presxdent 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 County Chorus 4 ROGER DAVID MYERS JR Smokey Academtc State lrooper Class Treasurer 1 Fun and Foollsh nes 3 Shv Guy 4, Band 12 3 County Band 2, Baseball 2 3, Bas ketball 1 2 3 Chef s Club 4 Bud get Maker4 Dancmg Club 2 Glee Club3 4,County Chorus 4 Photog raphy Club 1 Treasurer 1 JEANNE ELIZABETH PRESTOIN Prescott General Dress Shop Manager Student Councll 1 Fun and Fool Manager 3, Dramat1csC1ub 4 Pres ldent 4 FHA 1 2 3 4 Secretary 3 Vxce Presxdent 4 Glee Club 1 In dustrlal Arts Club 1 Trl H1 Y 2 3 Treasurer 2 Presldent 3 IANICE ELAINE SANDERS Janie Vocattonal Cateress FAIRIAN Fun and Foollshness 3 Bandl 2 3 4 County Band 2 3 Glee CIUL 1 2 County Chorus 1 Trl H1 Y 2 3 4 EDWARD HOY SPENCE Eddre General College FAIRHIAN Class Vxce Presldent 1 Presldent 3 4 Student Councll 2 Fun and Foolrshness 3 Shy Gu 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 FFA I 2 Glee Club 3 4 County Chorus 3 Varslty Club 4 Presldent 4 Klng of Valentme Dance 2 3 I D NANCY ALYCE METZ Nance Commerclal Secretary FAIRHIAN Class Vlce Presldent 3 Fun and Foollshness 3 Band 1 3 3 4 Secretary Treasurer4 County Band 4, Basketball 1 2 3 Dancmg Club 1 2 FHA 1 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 County Chorus 1 3 Varsrty Club 4 Secretary4 ELAINE LOUISE NEELY ez Academxc NUISC FAIRHIAN Fun and Fooltshness 3 Shy Guy 4 Band 1234 Sec retary Treasurer 3, County Band 2 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Dancmg Club 12 FHA 1 Glee Club 1234 County Chorus 1 4 Nursing Club 4 Presrdent 4 ELVIN ELLSWORTH PRYOR JR Jume Vocatlonal Servlce FAIRHIAN Fun and Foollshness 3 Presldent 4 Dancmg Club 3 FFA 1 2 3 4 Treasurer 3, Presldent 4 l-Iuntxng and Flshmg Club 2 Secre tary 2 CONSTANCE MARGARET SCHROLL Com Commerclal Teacher FAIRHIAN Class Treasurer 2 Stu dent Councll 4 Fun and Foolxsh ne s .3 Shy Guy 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Dancmg Club 1 2 3 Varslty Club 4 Queen of Mardr Gras 3 LOU ANNA ZENTZ ou Academlc Nurse Fun and Foollshness 3 Shy Guy 4 Band 1 2 3 4 County Band 2 Dancmg Club 1 2 Dramatlcs Club FHA 14 Glee Club 12 County Chorus 1 3 4 2 ' : ' . . 5 ' ' ' : I ...S '...: - ' : ,, v o n I l . 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BIQCEST CUT UPS Nance Herb BEST MUSICIANS Elarne Larry BEST DA NC ERS Barb Herb Elementary Faculty Hazel Carson Katharyn Kunkel Kathleen Frederick Shirley Lemon lanetta l-limes Marion Mickley Margaret Kepner William Micklcy Sarah Miller Robert Reindollar Ruthetta Sheads Gladys Walter Office Personnel This staff works to keep the office orderly and efficient. It is they who must be prepared to encounter many of the trivial problems brought to them. F3Ye Slusser -- Clerk Nancy Fair -- Clerk HIGHLIGHTS 0 V. ?3pO an 0' e ,eh Bones leads the ensemble in a chorus of ln the Evenin' by the Moonlight. A There's a fire in my bedROOM! eafses I ll ii Two glamorous flappcrs, - i seg i , . 'ell Q?p,.3'- ' Miss Liberty reigns over the grande finale. A dance routine to the the strains of It's a Grand Old Flag lends to the patriotig mood. A ws' She left me, completely! Be sure to cover my ears. 9 sz ' .-QXC3 5X te feque xv' If N Wax is 0 .On 6 jun lb, C1asS Junlor Sensor Prom The Jun1orSen1or Prom honorrngthe class of 55 was held on May 13 1955 Top Hat lwrght Club the theme of the prom fur mshed the background for all festrvxtres The gym was decorated as a nrght club w1th the entrance re presentmg a lrghted marquee Pass1ng through the foyer we were attracted by black lrfe slzed llkenesses of the members of the Senior Class These Celebrrtles silhouetted agarnst a whlte background were the focal pornt of one wall An enormous gold crest made up of a top hat cane and gloves was spothghted on the center of the ma rooncurtarn The Keysmen whoprovxded the musrc were featured ln a semr crrcular bandstand below Tables covered wrth whrte lxnen were arranged around the dance floor to accommodate the guests As ln every mght club there was a floor show W1Ih Herb Gmgell actmg as Master of Ceremonres The entertalnmentrncludedvarrous acts of magrc several vocal groups and some spec1a1ty numbers Refreshments were served throughout the evenmg by underclassmen The boys servmg as walters and grrls garbed as French WBIIICSSSS replemshed the food and drrnk for guests The fCSI1V6 mood and gay atmosphere made the oc casron memorable - . . . , 1 1 , . 11 1 - 11 1 1 - ' - 1 1 11 ' ' 11 - - 1 , . 1 1 , - - 11 11 - - . 1 1 1 1 , . 1 Shy Guy On November 4th and 5th the Senior class presented Shy Guy a three act comedy The story centers around the problems of Fred Hastings a young football player who with the aid of his chum Larry Madison gets into some rather serious trouble Due tosome of Larry sbrarnstorms Fred 1S doomed Since Fred is in such a predicament Larry generously offers to work out a solution to his problems Since Larry s excuse IS not sufficient to stall off the queries of Fred s parents and his girl friend Nancy Graham the truth comes out but after a series of hilarious episodes everyrlung turns out for the best Fred Hastings Cora Hastings Gilbert Hastings Nancy Graham Larry Madison Julie Tucker Gloria Patterson Melinda Whipple Lois Corwin Mr. Danbury Bill Sterling Cast Director Miss Helen McC1eaf Larry Byers Suetta Martin Herbert Gingell Irene Bowling Roger Myers Elaine Neely Lou Anna Zentz Jeanne Preston Connie Schroll Ed Spence Tom Angello 29 Q we UNDERCLA SSMEN 7 3 0 l g, .r. 4 ' 1' 3 . 3' ' . l 1 , W 1 , 32' . . ,- L -'Q fr: L ' 1 E1 - S. 2 L JV 5 1 l r l . 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Joxce Kuykendall Theodore Lo ve Momca Machacek Ralph Masser Roy McGlaughl1n Donald Mclnttre Joy Metz Allce Mrller Freda 'vlyers Doro thy Neely Sh1rleyOrr1s Kenneth Patterson Gladys Pryor Lourse Pryor Terry Ramer Barbara Sanders Donna Sand ers Paul Scott Harold Shrmer Mary Shuyler Terry Sxtes Joyce Spence Dorothy Sprankle Robert Swrsher Sherry Tracey Rebecca Troxell Eugene Wagaman Ronald Welkert Ralph Wetzel Wendell Wetzell Mrldred West Mrs Robertson Mr Lerter Freshmen Eighth Grade Audrey Adelsberger Carolyn Adelsberger Denms Baker Donna Blgham Seymour Bobo Ph1l1pClapsadl Wayne Cline Rlchard Cool Charles Culllson Joseph D3VlS Carroll Farr Sandra Hartle Erwm Hess Phyllls Hurley Harry Kepner Ellls Klnt Sandra Laboflsh Shtrley Lochbaum Jay Martm Wayne Martm Barbara Mlller Robert Mrller John Mort Ann Musselman Donna Jean Myers Lols Naugle Sue Carol Neely Donald Ohler Robert Reese Patrrcra Relndollar James Ruth Anna Lee Sanders Terry Sanders Wesley Sanders Wendell Shank Llnda Shuyler Blame Shlndledecker Glenn Smgley Allen Sltes Ellen Srtes Nancy Srtes Dean Smvely Norbert Sorenson Lana Sowers Tlmothy Stearns Wrllram Stem Francls Strausbaugh Kenneth Strausbaugh Francls Strayer Gary Stultz Marlene Stultz Tynra Trembow Loretta Tressler Joseph Vaughn M1ll1e Weese George Wenschoff Clarence Wrllrams Ltnda Wrlls Wayne Woerner Kenneth Wolford Mr Kulp Lx CL fi '5' H 7 if 8' E9 Q65 '9'.,c:I-3' ,W f'r any John Beach John Brgham Phyllts Bttttnger Vermelta Bobo Robert Bostwtck Betty Davts John Davts Ronald Dear dorff Sue Ann Deardorff Joseph DeMarco Ltnda Dtck PattyJean Farr Lynn Falk Barbara Gladhxll Lrnda Harbaugh Ronald Harbaugh Carolyn Hartman Yvonne Herrtng Sandra Hull Randall lnsktp Theodore Kane George Ketteman Rosle Ketteman Nancy Ktme Lora Mae Ktnt Cltfton Ktpe James Kttttnger Nancy Kugler Ray Kuykendall Patrxcta Labofxsh Carson Lowe Robert Lowe Vtola Marshall Vtola May Constance McCleaf Ltnda McGlaughltn Ronald Metz Anna Mtller Marvxn Mrller Lucy Morttz Conme Myers Nancy Myers Elame Newell Eugene Omer Lola Lee Owens Margaret Ann Przygodmskr Kay Ramer Dorothy Reese John Reese Dale Rrtchey Thomas Roberts Julte Ann Ross Henry Sanders James Sanders John Sanders Thomas Schtable Maurtce Schmrnkey Barbara Sharrah An nette Sttes Ray Smrth John Smvely Phyllts Snyder Vtrgmta Spence Glorta Stultz Janet Swrsher Ltnda Swtsher Kenneth Warrenfeltz Vtrgtnta Wetzel Mr Paul Sponseller Seventh Grade rirtfqngi --61'-f '35 vs ,fr ' ' I 5, 3-1 we ATHLETICS 416m . if 6 Qu-if WMV iw' Z 5 X 2 Q . 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'F f Ni -M '1u-'- ff 1 V 'Ti 'fffk 4 Senior Hugh Baseball FAIRFIELD OPPONENT FAIRFIE LD OPPONENT East Berlmn Newv1lle B1glerv1lle York Sprxngs Bo1l1ng Spr1ngs New Oxford N O fo d L1ttlestown Boxllng Sprrngs 4'Playoff Games Fan-f1eld opened 1ts 55 baseball season by defeat1ng East Berhn In the followlng three games we were defeated by B1glerv11le Bo1l1ng Spr1ngs and New Oxford Havxng lost a chance for the league t1tle we were determ1ned to get 1nto the playoffs We downed Lrttlestown and Newv1l1e before los1ng to York Spr1ngs, thus end1ng the regular season 1n at1e for fourth place w1th New Oxford We defeated New Oxford, and B1g1erv1lle, who led the league, before los1ng to Bo111ng Spr1ngs 1n the f1na1s of the Adams County League Playoffs The team of '56 IS expected to have one of 1ts best records, hav1ng lost only Rhodney Warren and R1chard Mart1n through graduatron Herb Gmgell, Norman Kuykendall, Gary Dolly, and Edd1e Spence w1ll form the backbone of the team smce all have had four years of expenence. 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C Sfucleni Councll The Student Council governing body of Fairfield High School has again reached its goal by successfully guiding the entire student body through the year The group 1S made up of the class president and two representatives from each grade The council officers are chosen by popular vote from the entire student body ADVISOR Mr Straup President Vice President Becky Gingell Secretary Treasurer Suetta Martin Barbara Renner SENIORS JUNIORS Edward Spence Richard Cline Constance Schroll Nancy Weikert Richard Deardorff Albert Shulley SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN William Renner Joyce Spence Sally Gingell Monica Machacek Charles Hertz EIGHTH SEVENTH John Mort Virginia Spence Ellen Sites Julie Ross James Ruth Joseph DeMarco 42 qgpuu- ---f eff 'wife ,A illness f its ' W ' , n X 4 1111!- - 154 .... Future Homemakers of America Future Farmers of America '-X - L A 5 is G , 'ES , ,, Q' f ' -1 ' .' ttr ll g E' ,s5 'gl3u .... Lk-V.. L . x xi I y , ZJVR:-v -. , fi I W ' A .E Q' JJ. 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V... 3, ' . .- ' Q 3,5 W ' V ' 1 JSQHTQT, 55 ' f , T w-qiffl' Vocal W? , z nfqlmaz ff ff QC' H anfxmc. n in-:fe 9 1 1 Y + fe 0?Q'b Q OWUQP' fliryq gn'-4 Music r-fl bin ,: QW Chef's f 7 ' 'it 1 1 9 ' 5' v-'A W' M it ... WA- . .K ' '54-.3lff,1 vga... Conservation 6696999 Dramatics Jr. High Boys' Athletics .Kr . I :lv Do Commercial Inferesf In the early fall, soon after school opened, we began to organize our club program. A list offields of interest from which we were to make our choice was given us. After we had made our selection and each club had been formed, We elected officers. We then outlined our plans for the year's activities. The Conservation Club was formed to fur- ther the study of the preservation of our great outdoors. The program consisted of demonstra- tions and discussions on the guarding and pro- tecting of our wild life and natural resources. A favorite among the boys this year was the Chef's Club. In this club the boys attempted to master not only the art of cooking, but also that of table arrangement and meal planning. The Nursing Club was formed for girls who are interestedin being professional nurses. Its purposes are to teach the principles of the pro- fession and to study and discuss the character qualities essential in a good nurse. The Shop Service Club is made up mostly of boys interested in the field of industrial arts . Their main project is to repair school property and to keep the school grounds in top condition. The aim of the Tri-Hi-Y is to create, main- tain, and extend through the home,school,and community,high standards of Christian Charac- ter. This explains its purposes. Its activities include catering to shut-ins of the area, and en- tertaining the children of Hoffman's Orphanage. Library -ma i Clubs Majorette In Photography Club, members study and dis- cuss better methods of taking pictures and de- veloping film. Proper care and operation of motion picture projectors and cameras are taught, also. The purpose of the Varsity Club is to create interest and develop skill in various sports. It is comprised of both girls and boys. To be a member of this organization, one must first earn at least one letter in a varsity sport. One ofthe new clubs formed this year is the Dramatics Club. The goal of this group is to develop the art of acting. One ofthe projects was a study and discussion of the art of applying makeup. The members were divided into groups, which made character studies and presented short skits. The Library Club was created to foster an interest in the library among its members and throughout the school. The members learn how to keep the library in good running order. They also are taught something about the qualities necessary in a good librarian. The Junior High Boys' Athletic Club was or- ganized to encourage athletics for boys in junior high school, to develop a spirit of fair play and to promote sportsmanship among its members. The boys have participated in various sports such as basketball and volleyball. The Majorette Club is open to girls in junior highschool who are interested in becoming ma- jorettes in senior high. The members learn, practice, and compare new routines and tech- niques. Tri-Hi-Y 90900 BUPP S DAIRY Home of Prlze Wlnmng Mllk 7 877 York Street H Pe yl Golng to College? I I D I 536 50 I a Start a Savings Account Today at THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Fai,-field Pennsylvania ' P22 A rf I.I 6 v, ,H fl up I' I d'me saved I1 IMI d y 'II unt to . in XJR' Y pI 'nterestl ' 5 v Y BLUE RIDGE PIPE AND NIPPLE CO. Manufacturers Gree stone Po Adams Cou fy FAIRFIELD ESSO SERVICENTER SNYDER S BODY SHOP Phone 77 F0 rf eIcI P Geffysburg PennsyI 0 o The Club Phone 1076 Getfysbu g Pu I ' i i , 0. F0 He'd Road BREN-DA's LUNCHEONETTE elvale 2' Mr Lweff GAMM QDXDIIIQJIS' G Jatcear Cfa .519 gf ff., vofs 1 m Og y ' If, A f Y me if rg or can lnwcz' SHULTZ S GROCERY Fcnrfleld Phone 73 VILLAGE KITCHEN Phone IJ Fairfield P Call I042 Try OU' Delicious PWS Your Headquarters For AII W Bulldlng A pleasu e to treat a freer to pleas re You Can Build Better For Less At The House Doctor SHULLEY AND WILLIAMS PRODUCE Fresh Fruit D llllfI'IIn6?'II'II'Ply We Are Ready to Help You Wxth Plans Sea Food and Valuable Information ve9eIUbIe5 Come ln and Talk lt Over 225 So Frmklln St Phone 1235 Gettysburg Po Gettysburg Pa 1 I ' ' Pc. ' ' , a. ' H . . . pp :J if . . ' - . Remodeling and Maintenance Materials r . . - 5 D u J Z 'P 'IX D . 'I i I a . . , . Complzments MILLER S MARKET The John C Lower Co , nc Meats Produce Groceries Wholesale Grocers Phones Gettysburg vw I u-I Phone 80 Fairfield P ELLEN SHOE CO INC Makers of Qualnty Women s Footwear Factory Sales Office Adams Co 47 West 34th Street Faurfleld P Room 416 Phone Fairfield I23 New York I N Y Complzments o Hess Duraclean Service Rug and Upholsfery Cleaning Phone II6 RII Faurfueld Pa 1 . . I . 230 237 Pa. Ei!. 'f i K mafia! ' - I I I G. ,uAl 2' . 5 I U' 0 . . I. G. ' f v,,,f, ,.-.L WN! Z E, 9 iff V : 1 .1 . tb bk E fi i V 5 a'2 W W Q I LIZ- . I .J . IL. I ' mi ni:-,D , -- :X 'K 1 if A Y 1 Y 8. ! W3 an John J. Reindollor GENERAL ELECTRIC Hardware Housewares Phone 4 Fourfueld McCLAIN S DINER HENRY G HOKE Manufacturer of Hardwood Lumber Phone 144 R3 Blue Rudge Summut Pennsylvanua Friendly service 1 Qualify foods Fairfield Pennsylvama .' Convenient locahon A! ..- ' ' Po. 7 . L-. ' j ' . . 21611 -5-fn . ' -vf, 111111 I VA. 17.711 Orrtanna JOHN SCHROLL Dealer In Eshelman Red Rose Feed Phone I 27 R2 Congratulations to the Class of 1956 BUCHART ENGINEERING CORP. Architects and Engineers York and Lancaster, Pa. Fairfield Congrazulatzons Class o 56 HARBAUGH S GARAGE Phone 24R Hanover MENCHEY MUSIC SERVICE NOELS I8 York St Pofato Chaps Always Cnsp and Fresh Hanover 0-L Menchey Means Muszc f, Pa. , KK 1 a ,Y K xiiirk tn Pa. , 1 H 5 ' coll . AERO OIL COMPANY New Oxford Pa For a clean safe soluhon to your heahng problems Automatlc Delxverles Complete O11 Burner Service Radio Controlled Trucks Converslon I31u'ners u ge ayments 'lletered DCIIVCTICS Ile are 100 responszble or your heatmg com ort Call New Oxford I23 for information Compliments SHANK S MILL flustom grmdlng and mlxlng anytime Zora Po Complzments VIRGINIA MILLS FRUIT FARM A W Gergley Phone 911 R 2 Mr and Mrs Lloyd E Benne Fam11y Mr and Mrs Harold B1ttner Mrs Emma Brame M1ss Vxola Brame Mr and Mrs Jacob Byers Harold Carson Jr Mr and Mrs Robert Davls Mr Eugene Fessler Mr and Mrs Harry G1adh111 Dr James Hammett r and Dr Ira M Henderson Mrs E F Johnson Mr and Mrs J W Martm Mrs Agnes Mor1tz Mr and Mrs W1l11am Schultz Ruthetta C Sheads Mr and Mrs D F Slegal Grouch and Gabby Srmth Maynard Stuckey Mr and Mrs Blalne Waddle , . I . Ildtll' . f fr 'ff ' f of I Y .., . , . , , . . .. -v Y A . 5 , -r ', La -5 1, K, ,,.,-.- ,.....i., 'in-1 . 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Sechrlst Sporting Goods Speclallsts 77 North Mann St Red Luon Pa Phone Red Llon 3694-5 Olmer Spence Dealer in Pulpwood an Osmo se Treated Posts Fairfield P Phone 6IR Keep Pennsylvanza Green Orrtmna Clark E Spence Pepsu Cola an Phone 127 R24 sr KF Us gjgi, B can n un Pennsylvania 1 . d ' ' , a. d Cloverdale District FAIRFIELD CUT RATE Magazines Soda Fountain Patent Medicines Phone 54J Complz nts Ruth and Curley Harnes Comp lzments FRED S CORNER RESTAURANT Phone I43 R3 Fasrfueld Pa GILLAND S STORE Greensfone P Phone I63 RI Flowers e dsd N och of Perfecf MUSSELMAN S GREENHOUSE Cashfown P FLOYD KING GENERAL STORE Orrfanna P Co plzme ts ALLISON FUNERAL HOMES Phones Fairfield 6 Emm fsburg HI 7 4621 G HINER S 1 Phone 35 GARAGE Q 4 Compliments Of Q55 -of A Fairfield, Pc. MAYNARD STUCK EY 1 ei-.92