Garden Spot High School - Spartanus Yearbook (New Holland, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1959 volume:

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Recorded within these pages for posterity are some of the very basic elements of our days at Garden Spot High School. Although no book can really capture the spirit and the ac- tivities of our students, we feel that we have attempted to meet that challenge in a realistic manner. LINDA I. BINKLEY, Editor ZLL of Confenfa .-l. --1-11 Foreword Yearbook Staffs Cafeteria and Custodial Staffs Dedication Seniors Appreciation Underclassmen Board of Education Extra-Curricular Activities Administration Sports Faculty Patrons 2 Yearbook Staffs Editorial Staff Standing: Larry Shupp, Mr. Phillip Leighton, Co-Advisor, Barbara Horning, Roberta lmher, Barbara Heistand, Douglas Steffy, Ioan Lukas, G. Wolfgang Spieler, Louise lmm, lohn Gingrich, Linda Wilmer, Letty Lando, Miss Virginia Hoffman, Advisor. Seated: Christina Wentzel, lane Shirk, Pat McKinney, Linda Binkley, Wilma Hutt, Barbara Bomberger, Norma Cresswell. Business Staff 1 Top Row: Kenneth Carson, Ronald Eshleman, Iames Beck, Thomas Martin, Sidney Hershey, Fourth Row: Miriam Shirk, Fern Martin, Virginia Musser, Sandra Sweigart, Nancy Platt, Marie Feister, Donna Peters, Shirley Heller. Third Row: Muriel Hurst, Delores Grofi, Ioanne Gehriian, Iudy Northeimer, Carol Nagle, Charlotte Bechtold, Marie Becker, Vernon Martin. Second Row: Lois Kohl, Peggy Stoner, Io'yce Witwer, Ruth Ann Heller, Ioyce Reeser, Hazel Good, Miriam Geigley, Susie Good, Mr. Rudy Magnone, Advisor, Vera Hutchinson. Seated: Iune Sauder, Nancy Miller, Gloria Kreider, Delores Arnold, Mary Ellen Faust, Carolyn Berstler, Vivian Martin. 3 ibeckcafion To you, Mr. Simon, We, the student body of Gar- den Spot High School, dedicate this issue of the yearbook. As administrator and friend, you have Worked tirelessly to improve our curriculum, inaugurate new concepts and facilities, and inspire us by your steadfast devotion to our school. None of these have gone unnoticed. Memory is elusive-but none of us will ever for- get the truly fine contributions you have made. As you uphold many ideals in your life, we, too, Wish to uphold one of ours. ln this dedicatory man- ner, We therefore say thanks to you for all that you have done. 4 lalarecia fi on The Class of 1959 Wishes to express its sincere gratitude to you, Mrs. Knight, Mr. Gamber, and Mr. Yost, for the guid- ance you have given us as class advisors. During the past two years you have helped us with our many problems and duties. Your understanding attitudes have meant much, and will go with us as We graduate. You have helped us to make decisions, overcome mis- takes, and in general have made our high school days very enjoyable. We extend to you, our deepest gratitude for guiding us through our junior and senior years. D Board of Education V F? Merino Eby, Treasurer: Ivan Witwer, President: Louis E. Williams, D.D.S., Vice president: Robert L. Ressler, Secretary These four men represent the thirty members of the Garden Spot School Board. This board includes five men from each of the following districts: Brecknock Township, Caernar- von Township, Earl Township, East Earl Township, New Holland and Terre Hill Boroughs. The board meets the third Monday of each month. Meetings have been held in the New Holland school building. The members of the board are organized under the following: Education and Finance Committee, Transportation Committee, and Building Committee. Administration t . 6 ROBERT P. SIMON, Supervising Principal DONALD A. SI-IEAPFER, Principal we QCLCUA 'Nr' we ' mpggafw L qw , 'ff 1 MRS. GRACE A. BERGSTRESSER Latin ll cmd German l-ll he-L MR. ROY BRANDAU Senior High Business Education MRS. ELEANOR W. DISSINGER Iuriior High Reading and English MISS CLARA BLAKER lunior High Girl's Health and Physical Education MRS. DOROTHY S. BUMM Iunior High Home Economics MR. KENNETH E. ERNST Seventh Grade History and General Business Training Ma. MRS. CLIO BRANDAU Senior High Girl's Hygiene and Physical Education 'N .ix 6 l MR. HARRY L. CULLY Eighth Grade Mathematics cmd Algebra I it , f. . VL l f-15 IW MR. HAROLD GAMBER Senior High English jlze gddu MISS PATRICIA HAYS MR. I. KENNETH HERR MRS. MARGARET E, HESS Senior Hiqh Business Education Senior Hiqh IndustrioI Arts Geography 'NW' MR. ROBERT W. I-IESS MR. DAVID HEYDT MISS VIRGINIA HOFFMAN BioIoqy and PhysicaI Science Iunior High English Librarian MR. WILLIAM C. HUBER MR. DAVID C. KELLER MISS B. HENRIETTA ICERN Iunior High Ari Iunior and Senior High Art GeneraI Science S we j6LCll,Ag I A ii 'E 4555515 -'tefmxal MR. RONALD KOBLE Iunior High Industrial Arts MRS. PATRICIA S. KNIGHT Senior High English and French lui MR. RUDY MAGNONE MR. SEARLE D. NOBLE Senior High Business Education Ninth Grade Mathematics, History, and Civics MR. ROBERT A. PIPER MRS. NANCY G. PRITT Geography Senior High Home Economics 9 f. MR. PHILLIP LEIGI-ITON Senior High English and Mathematics MR. FRANK M. PARKER Senior High Social Studies MR. LEON F. RICHWINE Iunior High Mathematics and Algebra I UA. zlmft, MR. RICHARD SI-IERR MISS ALICE IANE SMITH MR. KELSEY O. SMITH Ninth Grade Social Studies Iunior High Music Physics and Chemistry MR. ROBERT SOLSKY MR. RICHARD K. STOCKTON MR. DON STOVER Iunior High Social Studies Senior High Boy's Health Driver Education and Physical Education MISS ELIZABETH TROXELL MR. ROBERT A. WATRO MRS. BE'I'TY WEAVER Senior High Mathematics Iunior High English Ninth Grade English and Latin I I0 we j6l,ClfLhy MR. ROBERT C. WEAVER Iunior High Boy's Health and Physical Education Senior High Music MR. RUSSELL H. YOST MRS. PAULINE HIGH Senior High Social Studies Di9liCiGI'l MRS. ALICE RANDOW MRS. MIRIAM RITEAU General Secretary School Nurse ll 0 MR. PAUL H. WHITE MISS RUTH A. WITMAN Guidance Counselor MRS. ANNE KRIWER Iunior Hiqh Secretary Cakferia l N-. IUNIOR HIGH CAFETERIA STAFF SENIOR HIGH CAEETERIA STAFF Mrs. Bertha Zook, Mrs. Mildred Kreider, Mrs. Naomi Grube, Mrs. Anna Frankhouser, Mrs. Margaret Wriqht, Mrs Mrs. Mabel Iucoby, Mrs. Ethel Ames, Mrs. Ethel Kurtz, Grant, Mrs. Iosephine Bender, Mrs. Mildred St Mrs. Evelyn Iohnson. 7 Cjpwfochaf .Siu 4 ODIPA' . M, H Cusi- HXGH GUST Baum Grubb T George Good M ODIAL STAFF UNlOBx S grown' MY' 12 , r. Carl Weaver Q Nix. Char ww 4 it 1 , Nw-W ,. 'ww ' www wwwwv Nw A NMQQW EW ' , . sw ,.N--wfAv32 'w21w,wx:, N '5E,',,jMWlNIX f. fl' f'xlCfww Y wg . 1 Jiywuww X X ff' 'f 41 2 .5 5 QSFEEHAT Cfaaa o 195 9 Class Ofjqcers President, fulia Bender Secretary, Linda Witmer Vice President, Benjamin Gunzenlzauser Treasurer, Carolyn Berstler Class Colors: Mint Green and Black HAROLD EUGENE ARMENT November 18, 1940 HGSC0 Chorus 10, Il, 12: Music Appreciation 12. Chef, unpredictable, cooperative RONALD KENNETH BABB August 25, 1941 Kenny Senior Play 12: Soccer 12: Varsity Basketball 12: Baseball 12: Chorus 127 Boys' Leaders Club 12: Ashetboro High Schooll: Freshman - Sophomore Sportsman Club 10: Iunior-Senior Sportsman Club ll: LV. Basketball 10: Allied Youth ll. Southern accent, conservative, athletic IULIA TOY BENDER September 17, 1941 Iu1ie Senior Play 12: Student Council 10. ll. 12: Band ll. 12: Music Club 12: County Chorus 11, 12: Class President 12: Chorus ll. 12. G, Pianist, poised, studious 1 CAROLYN LOUISE BERSTLER March 2, 1941 Caroleer1ie Hockey 11, 12: Student Council 12: TAT Business Stall 10. ll. 12: Radio TV Club 10: Spartanus Busi- ness Staff 11, 12: Y-Teen 10. 11. Medical interest, blushes easily, friendly DOROTHY ANNA BETSKER Tune 28, 1941 Petite, soft-spoken, artistic LINDA I ANE BINKLEY October 16, 1941 BiHk Iunior Play 11: Senior Play 12: TAT Editorial Staff 10, 11, 12: Spartanus Editorial Stall ll, 12: Year- book Editor 12: Quill and Scroll 11, 12: Y-Teen 10: Iunior Achievement 11: Student Librarian 12: FTA Secretary-Treasurer ll, 12: Radio TV Club ll. Dependable, genius, neat Dottie 1 BARBARA I OAN BOMBERGER Ianuary 14, 1942 Barbara Senior Play 12: Hockey 11. 12: TAT Editorial Staff 11. 12: Spartanus Editorial Staii 11, 12: Sports Ed- itor 12: Y-Teen 10: Secretary's Club Vice President 12: FTA Club ll: Girls' Leaders Cllub 12. ELCO: Hockey 10: Maiorette 10: Chorus 10: Girls' Softball Manager 10: FHA 10: ELCO Newspaper tAnnouncer1 10. Contagious laugh, congenial, peppy MARY I ANE BOWMAN NOVembel' 24, 1941 Ianie Y-Teen 10 Clever seamstress, even tempered, pleasant RICHARD LEWIS BOYER February 27, 1941 Dick Senior Play 12: Soccer 10, 11: I. V. Basketball 10. 11: Band 10, 11. 12: Chorus 11, 12: Junior Achieve- - ment 11. Flirtatious, speedy, tall 4 PAUL IONES BRAINE. IR. October 26, 1941 Pau1 Band 10: Iunior Achievement 11: Science Club 11. Reserved, likeable, sleepy LAMAR GORDON BRENNEMAN November 28, 1941 Lamar Senior Play 12: County Chorus 11. 12: Chorus 10. 11, 12: Iunior Achievement 11: Manager: Soccer 10.. ll: Basketball 10. ll: Baseball 10. Smooth, likes to talk, good dancer HAROLD EDWIN BURKHART March 8, 1941 BurkY Soccer Manager 10: Science Club 11: Muslc Appreciation Club 12. Easy going, good sport, loves his Pontiac BONITA LEE BUSHONG Iune 12, 1941 Bonnie Radio TV Club 10: Spanish Club 12: FTA Club 11, 12. Teaching interest, understanding, French enthusiast NORMA LEE CRESSWELL Senior Play 12: Hockey ll: Spartanus Editorial Staff 11. 12: Feature Editor 12: Y-Teen 10: Iunlor Achieve- ment l1: FHA Cl'ub 12: Radio TV Club 11: Girls' Shop 10: Pcxtrol 10. Acting ability, reserved, intelligent LINDA LOU DAUBENBERGER November 26, 1940 Linda Iunior Play 11: Varsity Cheerleading Substitute 12: I. V. Cheerleading 10. 11: Band 10, 11, 12: Hockey Manager 10: Chorus 10, 11, 12g County Chorus 10. 11. 12: Secretcxry's Club 12. Neat appearance, happy-go-lucky, studious PATRICIA LOU DEVINE Iune 3, 1941 PS Iunior Play ll: Y-Teen 10: Secretary's Club 12: Iunior Historian Club 10: Girls' Shop 10: FHA Club 12. Tall, ready for a good time, friendly smile August Z, 1941 Norma' N HARRY SCOTT DIFFENDERFER November 26, 1941 SCott' Iunior Pllay ll: Senior Play 12: I. V. Basketball 10: Tennis 10. 12: Band 10. 11, 125 Chorus 10. ll, 12: I County Chorus ll, 12. Tall blond, 53 Ford convertible, neat appearance DOROTHY LOUISE DUFFY May 28, 1941 Dottie Y-Teen 10, 11. Short, classy lass, cute laugh CHARLES H. ENGL1-: Warwick High School: Baseball 10, 11: Hot Stove League. Sincere, friendly, quiet DORIS IEAN ESCH Ianuary 21, 1942 'Doris Y-Teen 10. Amiable, adaptable, tranquil ROBLEY EVANS, II November 3, 1941 'Chick' Baseball Manager 10: Iunior Achievement ll. Full of fun, excellent campaign manager, dislikes home work May 19, 1940 V 'Chuck' ROBERT SCHMERTZ FOUST Icmuary 20, 1941 Bob' Iunior Play 11: Senior Play 12: Tennis 12: Student Council 12: Band 10. 11, 12: Film Staff 10: TAT Editorial Start 10. 11, 12: Sports Edltor 12: Iunior Historian Club 10: Quill and Scroll 11, 12: Choms 10. 11, 12: County Chorus 10. 11. 12: County Band 10, 11: Iunior Achievement 12: Class Vice Presi- dent 11. FBI man, determined, excellent Frank 1 MARY ELLEN FAUST December 4, 1941 Mary Ellen Senior Play 12: Student' Council 11. 12: Secretary 11: TAT Advertising Manager 10. 11, 127 Secretary's Club President 12: Spartanus Business Statt 12. RONALD FOX Iune 15, 1941 HFOXY' Outdoors man, seen with loey, conservative Natural blond, terror on the typewriter enjoys laughing RICHARD FRANKLIN GROFF Ianuary 7, 1942 Grofty Pllm Staff 10, 11. Argumentative, handsome, sharp dresser IOHN HARRY GINGRICH September 17, 1941 Hlohn' Iunlor Play 11: Soccer 10. 11, 12: Lancaster County All Star Team 10, 11, 12: Soccer Co-Captain 127 Var- stty Basketball 10. 11. 12: Honorable Mention 11: Tennls 10, 11, 12: Student Council 10, 11. 12: Council Vice President 11: Council President 12: Band 10. 11, 12: Band Treasurer 11: Band President 12: Radio TV Club 11: Youth Day Burgess 10: Youth Day Council 11: Chorus President 10. 11. 12: County Chorus 10, 11, 12: County Band 10, 11, 12: Class President 10: Boys' Leaders Club 12. Born leader, versatile, asset to the class SUZANNE GUDIKUNST November 9, 1941 Suzy Hockey l0: Varsity Cheerleading 10, 117 Maiorettte 10, 11, 12: Quill and Scroll l1, 12: Y-Teen President 10: Iunior Achievement ll: TAT Associate Feature Editor 10: TAT Feature Editor 11: TAT Associate Editor 12. Fabulous wardrobe, attractive eyes, treasures fraternity pm f' Y 41'i.v'5-.n--4 - -I . BENJAMIN IOHN GUNZENHAUSER Iuly 1, 1941 Ben Iunior Play 11: Senior Play 12: Soccer 10, 11: I. V. Basketball 10, ll: Baseball 10, ll, 12: Boys' Leaders Club 12: Music Appreciation Club 12: Class Vice President 12: Choms 10, ll, 12. Known for humorous antics, pleasing voice, sly grin 1 BONITA LOUISE HABALAR July 31, 1941 Bonnie Student Council 12: TAT Editorial Staii 11. 12: Radio TV Club 10: Iunior Historian Club 10g FTA Club 11, 12: Y-Teen 11: Iunior Achievement 11. Teaching interest, likeable, friendly IANICE ELAINE HAGEY April 20, 1941 1anice TAT Business Stal! 10, ll, 12: I-'HA 12. Enjoys dancing, quiet senior, likes to eat SANDRA ELIZABETH HANNAN May 23, 1941 Sandy Junior Historian Clluh 10: Y-Teen 10. Boys, pretty hair, indefinite future r RUTH ANN HELLER November 12, 1941 Ruthie Spartanus Business Staff 12: Y-Teen 10. intelligent, future secretary, lull ol fun MAXINE DIANNE HIBSHMAN December 16, 1941 Max Student Council ll. 12: Spartanus Editorial Staff ll. 12: TAT Editorial Staff 10: TAT Business Stall 12: Secretai-y's Club 12: Y-Teen ll. Sharp dresser, pretty complexion, dainty BARBARA ANN HILLARD Ianuary 29, 1942 Barbie Iunior Play 11: Chorus 10, 11, 12: Y-Teen 10: Secre- tary's Club 12: Iunior Historian Club 10: Girls' Shop 10. Seen with Linda and Pat, talkative, peppy ROY BARRY HOFFARD November 19, 1941 Hoff Soccer ll, 12: Lancaster County All-Star Team 12: Soccer Co-Captain 12: Varsity Basketball 12: I. V. Basketball 10: Baseball 10. 11. 12: Science Club 11: Boys' Leaders' Club 12. - V Sports enthusiast, completes a crowd, Warm personality DONALD IACOB HOLLINGER March ll, 1941 Rolls Soccer 10, 12: Honorable Mention 12: Second String All-Star 10: Co-Captain 12: I. V. Basketball 10: Base- balll 10: Band 10, ll, 12: Chorus 10. 11. 12: County Chorus 10, 11. 12: District Chorus 10. 11. 12: Boys' Leaders' Club 12. Known for his humorous antics, hearty lauqh, always peeping into the English room 21 AARON BURKHOLDER HOOBER February 18, 1941 Aaron Courteous, deep thinker, tcxlks to everyone IOYCE MARIE HOOVER November 3, 1941 Ioyce Iunior Play 11: County Chorus 10, 11, 12: Chorus 10, 11. 12: Y-Teen 10. Capable painter, extra-ordinary alto voice, sweet dis- position VERA ANN HUTCHINSON September 25, 1941 Hutch Spartanus Business Stafi 11, 12: Y-Teen 10, 11: Secre- tary's Club 12: Radio TV Club 10. 11: Iunior His- torian Club 10: Girls' Shop 10: Patrol 10. Lot of fun, unique laugh, everyone's friend LOUISE EMMA IMM July 26, 1941 Weezie FTA 11, 12: FTA President 12: TAT Staii 10. 11, 12: Associate Editor 11, 12: Spartanus Editorial Staff 11. 12: Quilll and Scroll 11, 12: Y-Teen 10. ll: Class Vice President 10: Senior Chorus 10. 11. 12. Considerclte, talented writer, trustworthy HAROLD HENRY KOHL October'19, 1941 Buddy Film Stafi 10. 12. Unpreclictcxble, prizes his white Ford, hunting inn 22 1 1 sk GLORIA IEAN KREIDER Iuly 19, 1941 Gert Hockey ll. 12: Student Council 11: FTA Club 11: Iunior Historian Club 10: Radio TV Club 11: Student Librarian 12: Spartanus Business Staff 11. 12: Secre- tary's Club 12. Lampeter-Strasburg: Drcn-natics Club 10: Library Club 107 FHA Club 10. Animated, likes to eat, ready for a good time THEODORE RICHARD KURTZ Ianuary 2, 1942 Ted Student.Council 10, 11: Elm Staff 10. Il. 12: Clan President 11: Iunior Achievement 11: Spartanus Business Stuff 11. Chemistry Whiz, carefree, teller of tall tales kv MARLYN PAUL LAFFERTY October 24, 1941 Butch Blond hair, dislikes homework, prizes his Chevy LETTY ESTELLE LANDO September 17, 1941 Letty Iunior Play 11: Hockey 10: TAT Editorial Stal! 10. 11. 12: TAT Associate Feature Editor 12: Secrotaryi Club 12: Y-Teen 10, 11: Quill and Scroll 11. 12: Spartunus Editorial Staff 11, 12. Tcrll, sincere, popular with everyone MARILYN HESS LICHTY February 21, 1941 Marilyn Choms 10. 12: FTA Club 11, 12. Helpful, works at Binkley's, teaching career 23 KATHRYN ELAINE MARTIN February 4, 1941 Kathy Iunior Play 11: Hockey 10. 11. 12: Student Council 12: Band 11. 12: TAT Editorial Stuff ll. 12: Radio TV Club 117 Music Club 12: County Chorus 10. 11. 12: District Chorus 12: Chorus 10, 11. 12. Rates high with classmates, good supply of jokes, tal- ented singer. 'ig SARAH IANE MARTIN March 11, 1941 Sarah lane FHA 12. Quiet senior, co-operative, very studious THOMAS RICHARD MARTIN January 29, 1942 Tom Spartanus Business Staii ll. 12: Science Club 11. 12: Fencing Club 12. Interested in cars, out-of'doors lover, speedy VIVIAN ROSALIE ALOMA MARTIN May 23, 1941 lmpy Hockey 10, 11: TAT Business Circulation Manager 10. 11. 12: Secrertary's Club 12: Iunior Achievement ll: Spartanus Business Secretary 12. Neat dresser, shorthand whiz, faithful secretory if PATRICIA ANN MCKINNEY 49 September 12, 1941 Pat TAT Editorial Staff 11: Iunior Play 11: Hockey Mon- ager ll, 12: Radio TV Club 11: Patrol 10: Girls Shop 10: Y-Teen 10: Chorus 10. ll. 12: Spartanus Editorial Stalt 11. 12: Associate Editor 12. Striking blond hair, always willing to help, enlightening voice ,ts 24 4 September 21, 1941 Nancy Iunior Play 11: Hockey 11, 12g Band 11. 12: Iunior Historian Club 10: Y-Tren 10. 11: Spartanus Business Staff 11. 12. Dislikes position Moy 1 Hockey 10: I. V. Cheerleading 12: Secreta.ry's Club Famous blush, seen with Margie, likes to dance. GLEN ROY MILLER August 9, 1940 Glen 1 it Boys' Leaders Club 12. Seen with Gail, sly grin, easy going NANCY LOU MILLER those laps in hockey, future nurse, sunny dis- KENNETH EUGENE MUSSER September 24, 1940 Ken I Soccer 11: Baseball 10. 11. Dislikes POD clciss, baseball fan, doesn't like to hurry. SUZANNE DAWN NORTHEIMER 3, 1941 Susie 127 Radio TV Club IU. 11. WARREN LEROY PEACHEY August 13, 1941 Peach Baseball 10. ll: Science Club ll. Ability for doing wrong things at wrong times, prizes his Mercury, drinks hydrochloric acid 25 RODNEY LAMAR RANDOW November 13, 1941 Rod Iunior Play 11: Soccer 11, 12: LV. Basketball 11: Band, 10. ll, 12: Film Staff ll: Chorus 10, 11. 12: County Chorus 11, 12: Boys' Leaders Club 12. Member ol the band, very friendly, studious I EAN ELEANOR ROGERS December 1, 1941 Ie-annie Student Council 12: Quill and Scroll 11, 12: Y-Teen 10: TAT Editorial Staff 10. 11, 12: Associate Feature Editor 11: Feature Editor 12: FTA 11. 12: Radio TV Asset to the newspaper, plans to attend college, foot- ball queen I OEY HORACE QUINN November 22, 1941 loey Iunior Play 11: Soccer 10: Student Council 11: Bas- ketball Manaqer 10. ll: Film Star! 10. ll. 12: TAT Business Staff 10, 11, 12: Quill and Scroll ll l-luntinq tcm, ladies' man, works at the gas station IOYCE ANN REESER Iune 23, 1941 loy Spartanus Business Staff 127 Chorus 10, 11, 12. Hearty laugh, dislikes homework assignments, future practical nurse Club 10. WILMA LOUISE RUTT Ianuury 19, 1941 Willie Spartanus Editorial Staff 11. 12: Associate Editor 12: Chorus 10. 11, 12: Y-Teen 10 Career in nursing, enjoys playing the orqcm, naturally curly hair 26 IUNE ARLENE SAUDER Iune 9, 1940 Iune Spartanus Business Staff 11, 12: FHA 12. Dependable, clever seamstress, black curly hair IOHN ARTHUR SELL June 12, 1940 Art Senior Play 12: Upper Leacock: Baseball 10 Chorus 10. ll. Drives a Chevy, acting ability, seen with Suzie EDGAR MAURICE SHEAFFER Au ust 13 1940 q , Sly grin, dislikes verbs, serious only when the occasion calls for it IANE MARIE SHIRK Icmuary 8, 1942 lame Senior Play 12: LV. Cheerleading 11: Spartanus Editorial Staff ll, 12: Art Editor 12: Y-Teen 10: Shop Club 10: Patrol 10. Artistically inclined, likes to jitterbug, future uncertain ALLAN JOHN SKILES October 25, 1940 Skiles Soccer 10, 11, 12g Co-captain 12: Varsity Basket- ball l2: LV. Basketball 10, ll: Baseball 10, ll. 12. Avid sports fan, academic student, naturcrl curly hair 27 NOAH LESTER STAHL June 5, 1939 Noah Gives out with occasional sly comments, seen with Art, never a dull moment when he's around BARRY C. STAUFFER Icmuary 15, 1942 Barry Film Staff 11: Iunior Achievement ll: Radio TV Club 10, ll: Manager: Soccer, Basketball, Baseball! 10: Manager: Soccer. Basketball 11. Sound-effects man, prizes father's cor and truck, has a hearty appetite LARRY DOUGLAS STONE March 28, 1941 Stoney Iunior Achievement 11: TAT Business Staff 10. ll. 12. Likeable young chap, could live without POD, sharp dresser , SYLVIA DELORES THOMAS December 3, 1941 Si11y Iunior Achievement 11: Y-Teen 10, 11: TAT Editor- ial Stafi 1U. 11. 12. Prizes her diamond ring, nice personality, enjoys living GAIL STONE WEAVER August 21, 1941 Gail Science Club 12. Likes to hunt, lots of fun, handsome - KENNETH RAY WEAVER October 6, 1941 Kenny Science Club 12. Well liked by all, quiet, agreeable me l LINDA JEAN WEBER August 28, 1941 Linda lean Iunior Play 117 Hockey 10, ll. 12: Varsity Cheerlead- ing l0, 11: Band 10. 11. 12: TAT Editorial Stafl 10. ll, 12: Associate Feature Editor 11: Quill and Scroll 11, 12: County Chorus 10, ll, 12: Chorus 10, ll. 12: Y- V Teen 10. 11: Vice President of Y-Teen 11: Iunior Achievement 11. 12: President 12: FTA ll. 12. Attractive, accomplished musician, usually seen smiling MARGARET EDNA WENGER October 3, 1941 Margie Senior Play 12: Hockey 10, 11: Hockey Manager 12: Varsity Cheerleading ll, 12: I.V. Cheerleading 10: Secretary's Club 12. Seen with Susie, peppy varsity cheerleader, blond hair CHRISTINA LOUISE WENTZEL 1 January 8, 1942 Chris Hockey 11, 12: Varsity Cheerleading ll, 12: LV. Cheerleading 10: Student Council 12: Spartanus Editorial Star! 11, 12: Photography Editor 12: FTA 11. 127 Vice President 12: Radio TV Club 10. Teaching interest, academic student, plans to attend college SUSANNE RAE WHITE May 25, 1941 Susie 1 Iunior Play 11: Y-Teen 10. bw. Quiet girl Csometimesl, seen with Art, likes to ice skate in-, W , r IOHN MICHAEL WITMER Iunior Play 11: Senior Play 12: Soccer 10. 12: I.V. Basketball 10: Band 10. 11. 12: Film Staff 10. 11: Chorus 10. 11. 12: County Chorus 10. 11. 12: Boys' Leaders Club 12: Iunior Achievement 11. Real crooner, neat penmanship, likes drama LINDA SUZAN NE WITMER Ianuary 31, 1942 Linda Hockey 10. 11, 12: I.V. Cheerleading 10: Varsity Cheerleading 12: Student Council 10. 11. 12: Maior- ette 10. 11. 12: TAT Editorial Staff 10. 11, 12: Associ- ate Editor 10. 11: Editor 12: Spartanus Editorial Stafi 11. 12: Quill and Scrolh 11, 12: Y-Teen 10: Iunlor Achievement ll: Class Secretary 10. 11, 12: FTA 12: Patrol 10. Editor of TAT, friendly to everyone, ideal student PHERL HERSHEY WITMER Moy 24, 1941 Phef1' Quiet, reserved, strives to get ahead . XS' 1 3 VIRGINIA ANN WITWER December 13, 1941 Ginny Well-known pony tail, quiet manner, qoes steady '-nw: HARRY WEAVER ZIMMERMAN December 18, 1,941 Gob Drives his '58 Ford to school, one of Mr. Park'er's POD boys, raises turkeys Iuly 25, 1941 Mike Chapters From the Life 0 a Senior it , wi A TYPICAL CLASSROOM. MURALS HELP TO BEAUTIFY OUR SCHOOL. Although our days at Garden Spot are lin- ished, we have many memories to look back upon. Here are just a few: the Iunior-Senior Receptions, sports events, our class trips, our favorite classes, the teachers, and linclly. graduation activities. CLASSMATES AND FRIENDS WE MAKE. ' .fmixv z 1 'sa .- , ., S . I I REMEMBER OUR CLASS TRIP TO WASHINGTON. A LANDMARK FROM OUR TRIP. 'X-...N 1' W 1 V Y' '-'QL-.R A m IJAJQ V hi '32 493 i W I K 4 H - S,- iii N 4J -P-N f '57 4 vw Iliff . - ,..-r--- 'JL t.-w-up-vi-H61 Senior Play - The Ghost House.f,' lBy Donald Paytonl Directed by Harold E. Gamber A CAST OF CHARACTERS Mr. Maxwell, Dad ............................................................. ....... L amar Brenneman Mrs. Maxwell, Mother ...................... .................. I ane Shirk Betty Lou, Youngest Daughter ........ ................ D elores Arnold Bernadine, Betty Lou's Friend ........ ................ M ary Ellen Faust Wilbur, Son .................................... ...... B enjamin Gunzenhauser Hercules, Wilbur's Pal ..................... ....................... I . Arthur Sell Connie, Older Daughter ......................... ............... L inda Binkley Craig Moore, Connie's Sweetheart ...... ...... I . Michael Witmer Mr. Moore, Craig's Father ...................... ........ S cott Diftenderler Del Marshall, Newspaper Reporter ............. .............. R ichard Boyer Aunt Mary, Mrs. Maxwell's Aunt ................... ..... B arbara Bomberger Miss Blayne, Editor of Love-Lorn Column ........ ................... N orma Cresswell Understudies Iulia Bender Kenneth Babb Student Directors Margaret Wenger Robert Foust Setting Place: The living room in the Max'well's home. Time: Saturday morning. funior Play - fast Duckylv CBY Robert St. Clairl Directed by Harold E. Gamber CAST CF CHARACTERS William Harrison, last ot an old family ......................... ....... M ichael Witmer Gloria Wiloughby, Bill's sweetheart ....... ..... L inda lean Weber Henrietta Wiloughby, Gloria's mother ...... ...... L inda Daubenberger Ann, Gloria's younger sister ................... ............ S usanne White Andrew Barnes, Ann's boyfriend ....... ..... R odney Randow Patches, a young colored boy ............. ........... I oey Quinn Mother Blake, a strange old woman ....... ..... K athryn Martin Oliver Mellon, an attorney .................. ...... l ohn Gingrich Sandra, Oliver's wife ..................... .............. I oyce Hoover Soleless Sam, a tramp ........................ ........ S cott Dittenderter Rebecca West, a mysterious girl .................... ............... L etty Lando lean Roget, M.D., a doctor ..................................... ....... ......... R o bert Foust Understudies Delores Arnold Benjamin Gunzenhauser Student Directors Linda Binkley Patricia McKinney Setting Place: The living room ot a deserted homestead somewhere down South. Time: The presentg early spring. -1-.sw 1 -f ' K -UNUL EE' W EV SQ: Memories.' May 3, 1958 High School Auditorium funior-Senior Reception ETH my env FAREE Z fxfx f 'U , 'ff 'T I .A if V I - 'KKK t .za : .-if 4 1, '1'-.J A .,,... .. .. .... I -...f-ff X N E f 5 N . ' . xi-EH im Top Row: Ken Carson, Bob Campbell, Beryl Dyer, Lloyd Geiqley, Ronald Eshelman, lack Et- ter, Fred Good. Third Row: Mr. Rudy Magnone, Advisor, Lorraine Diem, Iames Beck, David Coy, Mike Bender, Dick Dyer, Harold Baxter. Second Row: Louise Benner, Iounne Gehmcm, Charles Byers, Robin Detwiler, Hazel Good, Ioyce Fox, Charlotte Bechtold, Miriam Geiqley. First Row: Miriam Bowman, Kenneth Gehman, Mabel Eaby, Marie Feister, Susie Good, Phyllis Beam, Marie Becker. ll-A ll-B Top Row: Donald Horninq, Steve Homan, Martin Herman, Marlin Houck, Lomcrr Horninq, Con- rad Graybill, Second Row: Mrs. Grace Berqstresser, Advisor, Muriel Hurst, Delores Groft, Ronald GroH, Allen Hurst, Sidney Hershey. First Row: Barbara Heistcrnd, Shirley Heller, Lcrrry Horst, Martha Graybill, Rose Ann Houck, Barbara Horninq. 38 39 Top Row: Virginia Musser, Elizabeth Ranck, Vernon Mcrrtin, Barry Leininger, Emerson Mus- ser, Robert Mortin, Thomas Iohnson, Nancy Platt. Third Row: Ray Martin, Elaine Ludwig, Dottie Rutter, Gladys Ream, Russell Miller, Ccrrl Kring, Thomcrs Gverly. Second Row: Mrs. Clio Brandau, Advisor, Eugene Martin, Lois Kohl, Ioan Lukas, Roberto lmber, Fern Martin. First Row: Pauline Nolt, Marianne Redcay, Shirley Ruegg, Ccxrol Nagle, Iudy Northeimer, Donna Peters, Marian Musser. ll-C ll-D Top Row: Eugene Zerbe, Wolfgang Spieler, Charles Styer, Corl Weaver, Douglas Steffy, Clair Witmer, Jerry Snavely. Third Row: Rodney Weinhold, Darryl Shirk, Ierry Troyer, Phillip Stcrufier, Lorry Shupp, lim Witman. Second Row: Mr. Robert Hess, Advisor, Lamar Seibel, William Zim, merman, Iohn Weaver, Sharon Williams, Peggy Stoner. First Row: Miriam Shirk, Peggy Wea- ver, Sandra Sweigart, Barry Stcxmm, Ioyce Witwer, Carole White. Top Row: Robert Alwine, Robert Binkley, Donald Dombach, Iames Cebular, Homer Faqer, Carl Burkholder, Ivan Daubenberqer, Harold Esbenshade. Third Row: Ray Duffy, Leroy Binkley, Mel- vin Deitz, Elizabeth Berkheimer, Mildred Burkhart, Robert Andrew, David Fessler, Gordon Fritz. Second Row: Mr. Frank Parker, Advisor, lane Eshelman, Marianne Evans, Sally Anne Brown, Annette Barbour, Gloria Buckwalter, Lee Arment, Larry Beck, Harriet Becker. First Row: Nancy Buckwalter, Rose Baldwin, Laverne Bieler, Cindy Cramer, Betty Esch, Jeanette Bitler, Elaine Diebler, Helen Friedly. I0-A I0-B Top Row: lim Hollinger, Bob Houck, George Hainley, Ronald Horninq, Marlin I-lartranlt. Third Row: Harry Haas, Reggie Hartman, Ray Geist. Second Row: Miss Patricia Hays, Advisor, Fern Glass, Marianne Hainley, Sandy Good, Orpha Gehman, Donald Grofi. First Row: Mary Haqey, Nancy Hurst, Ruth. Grorf, Linda Houck, Elaine Good, Regina Imber, Sally Good. 40 Top Row: George Lester, Gerald Lando, Richard Martin, Roy Martin, lohn Martin. Third Row: Demetria Keares, Edward Kutz, Ruth Ann Leaman, lames Law, Brion Long. Second Row: Mr. Roy W. Brandau, Advisor, Zarmon Landis, Bruce Martin, Brenda Kilheiner, Kenneth Martin, Melvin Mc- Ginnis. First Row: Anna Martin, Nelda Martin, Miriam Martin, Ruth Ann Martin, Martha Mc- Kinney, Gloria Lewis. I0-C I0-D Top Row: Arthur Renninger, Ronald Rutter, Mary Anne Ressler, Lance Smith, lames Ressler, Betty Rogers, Ruth Ranck. Third Row: Mr. Philip Leighton, Advisor, Harry Peachy, Darryl Smith, Donald Reeser, Iames Newswanger, Fred Miller, lose A. Pagan, Russel Simmons. Second Row: Robert Sauder, Edith Musser, Carolyn Sheneberger, Connie Schnupp, Shirley Shirk, Siretta Rauscher, Mary Newswanger, Phyllis Miller. First Row: ludy Sheaffer, loyce Singer, Gene Moyer, William Montgomery, Linda Seifred, Linda Sheafier, Linda Musser, 41 Top Bow: Kenneth Schweitzer, Leonard 'Wise-, Grant Weaver, lohn Spotts, Barry Weaver, Carl Zimmerman, Carl Styer, Ted Weaver. Third Row: Mr. Kelsey Smith, Advisor, Brenda Sprecher, Barry Zimmerman, Donald Sweiaart, Susan Wallin, Beverly Staufier, lere Stick, Lamont Tshudy. Second Row: Gloria Thomas, Tyler Zerbe, Kenneth Stover, Harold Wissler, Larry Usner, Euqenia Youndt, Richard Wentzel. First Bow: Sylvia Vfidders, Erma Stefiy, Sandra Sprecher, Margaret Wea- ver, Donna Troup, Grace Weaver, Phyllis Sweiqart, Nancy Wilhelm. I0-E 9-A Top Row: Neil Dyer, Danny Caiirey, Amos Arment, Mary Anne Bauder, Barry Carson, Faye Eby, Carol Deshonq, Roy Finch, Lee Bair, Paul Bowman, Donald Edwards, Franklin Buckwalter Second Bow: Walter Bowman Mary Beck, loanne Driscoll David Detwiler, Ivan Fern Mar Ann . I 1 Y Bowman, lohn Bickel, Mary Ann Ewell, Mary Ellen Cope, Pat Artz, Christine Eshelman Nancy Duck, Ianet Braine, Mr. Richard Sherr, Advisor. First Row: lames Esch, Barry Brubaker, Iimmy Anderson, Garnell Buzzard, Fern Beiler, Gladys Blank, Sandy Bair, lanet Beck, Evelyn Essex, Ruth Clark, Sam Esch, Donna Eberly. A 3... ,Q SHELLY'S STUDIO 42 I L ' B F1 HOI LAND CLARION, INC 9-B Top Row: Carolyn Gehmcrn, Robert Groft, Grace High, Harold Frankhouser, Marilyn Hiqh, Vifil- bur Horninq, Robert Freeman, Richard Horst, William Hoshour, Larry Hartz. Third Row: Thelmcr Hoober, Leon Horst, Willis Good, Warren Hoas, Nancy Harsh, Mildred Hoover, Ray Gehmon, Rochelle Hibshman, Ccrrl Houck. Second Row: Ruth Graybill, Marie Hersh, Irvin Heller, Sandy Fritz, Anna Fultz, Laverne Good, Glordys Hoover, Sanford Fritz. Bottom Row: Sylvia Horninq, Ann Futer, Fern Hollinger, Mary Ann Grorf, Lora Hoffman, Arlene Hartrantt, Ruth Ann Good, Rand- lyn Gilmer, Louellcr Hornberqer, Mr. Noble, Advisor. 9-C Top Row: Ralph Mentzer, Dale Ludwig, Kenneth Ludwiq, Lynn Mortin, Carolyn King, Fred Lane do, Earl Martin, Iefirey Lowry, Thomas Koch, Ivan Mellinqer, Lee McNally. Middle Row: Sidney Hurst, Kenneth Krick, Dorothy Mohler, Cloir Martin, Iames Irons, Richard Martin, Hulda Lonqacre, Phoebe Martin, lock Musselman, Ernest Musser, lean Lonqabauqh. First Row: Linda Iones, Ioyce Kreider, Carol Neidermyer, PaulaMcCoy, Merry Irons, Carl Mohler, Mary Newswanqer, Kathryn Martin, Rachel Messner, Donna Myers, Evelyn Hurst, Miss Kern, Advisor. 4 - Q Q Q A-. ,.. .. A 4. A 8-A Top Row: Peqqy Halsey, Ioanne Gudikunst, Eileen Gingrich, Floyd Frankhouser, Hein-ruth Spieler, Thomas Leininqer, Calvin Wise, Tesse Gehman, Marilyn Weatherby. Second Row: George Haas, Joanne Good, John Folkson, David Zimmerman, Larry Russell, Christina Staurler, Susan Berk- heimer, Christine Long, Mr. Heydt, Advisor. First Row: Nancy Finch, Pat Donahue, lohn Brubaker, Anita Glass, Ricky Poole, David Buch, limmy Clymer, Ioyce Good, Curtis Weinhold, lane Stone. 8-B Top Row: Herma Weaver, Nancy Kohl, Melvin Boley, Donald Snavely, Ioyce Hartranft, Grace Etter, Rosene Lefever, Robert Siedhot, Carl Gehman, Tommy Staufter. Middle Row: Barbara Good, Harold Good, Iohn Martin, Stanley Graybill, Anna Musser, Carole Bomberqer, Leon Hurst, Betty Martin, Kathryn Martin. Front Row: Leslie Sweiqart, Robert Bair, Terry Weaver, Trent Delp, Glen Eberly, Marilyn Siebel, Ioanne Wilhelm, Linda Dussinqer, Iudy Gehman, Linda Plank, Mrs. Hess, Advisor. 44 L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY 9993-P -mm-r SHEN K BROS if 1-KK 4-441116 9-D Top Row: Ronald Smith, Earla Mae Rutt, Lee Richwine, Ronald Rutter, Richard Pennypacker, Iohn Sheaffer, Barbara Reider, Iohn Schnader, Donald Stahl, Lamar Siefred, Fred Priebe. Middle Row: Kenneth Snader, Bill SheaHer,'Susan Shirk, Bob Newswanqer, Clayton Styer, Carol Styer, Barbara Schroll, David Nolt, Iudy Nonnenmocher, Alfred Stover, Ronald Shrom. First Row: Bruce Stauffer, Beulah Shirk, Sandra Shirk, Barbara Styer, Iohn Oakley, Loma Snader, Miriam Nolt, loanna Showalter, lim Sell, Rhoda Nolt, Shirley Noli, Mr. Watro, Advisor. 9-E Top Row: Ira Trout, Ronnie Williams, leffrey Westerhoit, Galen Wilmer, Roy Weaver, Barry Williams, Robert Weaver, Sally Weaver, Nancy Zimmerman. Third Row: Wayne Zook, Iudy Styer, Geraldine Weinhold, David Weaver, Stephen Yinqst, Darla Zoll, Ronald Weaver, George Weaver. Second Row: Ianet Styer, Nancy Widders, Mary Ellen Weber, Dottie Styer, Esther Weaver, Doris Weller, Sally Talbot, Edna Zimmerman, Miss Smith, Advisor. First Row: Linda Weaver, Allan Zimmerman, Richard Sweiqart, Carol Tshudy, Gloria Sweiqart, Paul Zimmerman, lames Willwerth, Galen Zimmerman, Bertha Weinhold, Bess Wise. f c xt 'B v-' f ' it . xi- - . t K: 1 Q 1 L' A N.,-L , 2. 4. DAVID HURST GROFFHS HARDWARE REAM'S POULTRY RED ROSE AUTO SALES 45 t ' I 8-E Top Row: Timmy Myers, Kathleen Haas, Pauline O'Brien, Patsy Northeimer, lesse Gehman, Carl Buckwalter, Mary Ellen Wenger, Iohn I-left. Second Row: Fay Musser, Allen Morgan, Mary Ann Kiefer, Debbie Showalter, Ianet Witmer, Doris Witwer, Mildred Friedly. First Row: Lester 9 Good, Donald Zimmerman, Sandra Sites, Carol Buckwalter, Kathleen Staufter, Ralph Weaver, Peggy Slabach, Sandra Schnader, Miss Blaker, Advisor. 8-F Top Row: Linda Laukhuft, Ella Ressler, Shirley Sweigart, Ianet Gordon, Robert Kohl, Richard Martin, Clyde Martin, Iohnny Martin, Douglas Lorah, Verna Rutt. Middle Row: Barbara Eberly, Marlene Weinhold, Dwight Shrimp, Georgia Hallman, Arlene Nolt, Suzie Kurtz, Donny Coy, Lonita -my-v Benner, Cheryl Eberly, Mrs. Dissinger, Advisor. First Row: Virgil Byler, Terry Roland, Eloise Herman, Ioyce Busser, Donald Kochel, Charles Eckenroth, Ruth Ann Sensenig, Larry Weaver, Ronnie Blank. 46 HERSHEY'S SHOE SERVICE A- O- SMITH SHIRLEE MANUFACTURING CO. SNAVELY'S FARM SERVICE 4-114449 1-QQ? T 6. HUTCHINSON ER'S STUDIO . MEILLINGER 'S RESTAURANT 47 8-C Top Row: Sandra Sauder, Alice Orth, Ruth Anne Martin, Billy Feister, Iohn Musselman, Gerald Mentzer, Richard Weaver, Bonnie Stiet, Aaron Shirk, Pauline Lefever. Middle Row: Earl Zimmer- man, Gloria Brubaker, Richard Montgomery, Erma Myers, Linda Leid, Naomi Nolt, Irvin Weaver, Arlene Redcay, Willa Martin. First Row: Carol Ann Weaver, Brenda Mentzer, Barbara Lauder- milch, lane Sauder, Kenny Martin, Dorlisa Rhoades, Sandy Good, Barbara Weinhold, Lydia Hoover, Mr. Cully, Advisor. 8-D Top Row: Dorothy Snader, Miriam Snader, Earl Esch, Beulah Shirk, Gary Youndt, lay Arment, Dale W'eber, Allen Sheaffer, Bill Martin, Kenneth Boone. Second Row: loyce Corke, Woodrow Northeimer, Orville Auker, Lewis Zimmerman, Ivan Morgan, Ioan Horst, Ioyce Staufier, Sandra Martin, Sandra Reifsnyder. First Row: Kenny Good, Larry Styer, Connie Sites, Pearl Nolt, Barry lacobs, Doris Klopp, Helen Brill, Iames Schlouch, Mr. Solsky, Advisor. -L, 7-C Top Row: Sylvia Haines, Michcxel Benefiel, Desmond Hoover, Beverly Wise, lean Kiehl, Ioy Kcrufiman, Ruth Anne Buckwalter, Barry Auker, Kenneth Martin, Larry Carson, Brent Musser. Second Row: Soloman Lcusch, Larry Houck, Donna Styer, Robert Sensenich, Rowena Weaver, Robert Reider, Carl Senseniq, Mory lone Iohnston, Larry Styer, John Hutchinson, Darrell Houck. First Row: Louis Northeimer, Earl Horst, Iudy Ginder, Sherry Martin, Mary Ann Sandoe, Arlene Bow- man, Linda Stern, Roy Musser, Eilene Gehman, Claire Stauffer, Mr. Piper, Advisor. 7-D Top Row: Kenneth Metzler, Ronald Messner, Marion Friedley, Sondra May, Sam Groff, Marvin Diem, Sylvan Gehmcrn, Kenneth Frankhouser, lerry Lonqabauqh, Charles Miller, Mervin Weaver. Middle Row: Leonard Martin, Sharon Weaver, Icrnet Hollinger, Richard Good, Gerald Allison, Linda McCarthyDawn Peters, Merle Horst, Richard Schuler, Elaine Spotts, Esther Bowman. Front Row: Clyde Wissler, Lynn Sweiqart, Gladys Weaver, Karen Rctnck, Donna Treqo, Randy Hibshman, Russell Hillworth, Lee Brubaker, Ierry Trout, Barry Burkholder, Sandra Beck, Mr. Huber, Advisor. 9393?-P -DDD-D NEW HOLLAND CONCRETE PRODUCTS 48 EASTERN STATES FARMERS EXCHANGE A C PLANK COMPANY A. B. C. GROFF 4-Q6 4-QQ 7-A Top Row: Elizabeth Sancloe, lames Martin, Randy Good, Donna Peplau, Gloria Hershey, Gloria Sandoe, Iuliann Eshelman, Ronald Gilmer, Robert Habalar, Gordon Diem, Douglas Iacoby, lay Leary. Second Row: Iohnny Campbell, Melba Horst, Susan Luek, Violet Weaver, Beverly Groff, Susan Weaver, Sharon Schreiber, Ianet Martin, Eileen Shirk,- Doris Northeimer, Rodney Shupp, Dwayne Allqaier. First Row: Sidney Byers, Samuel Zimmerman, William Dussiriqer, lack Schnader, Eric Ressler, Nevin Hurst, Charles Reeser, Randall Martin, Ronald Deshoriq, Leon Arment, Patsy Haas, Mrs. Weaver, Advisor. 7-B Top Row: Mary Wenger, Iudy Newswanqer, lack Evans, Paula Bauder, Gloria Mull, Roy Brandau, Michele Sadosky, Loretta Weaver, Reba Rauscher, Lynn Sprecher, Sunnie Bushonq. Second Row: Carol Zeimer, Donna Martin, Sylvia Zimmerman, Carol Longabauqh, Ioan Snader, Susan Trostle, Mary Lou Weaver, Carl Weaver, Bill Shirk, Gary Shirk, Emerson Arment, Mr. Ernst, Advisor. First Row: Charlene Esch, Susan Rogers, Gary Pickle, Iames Whitaker, Anna Mary High, Edna Faye Newswanaer, Sharon Martin, leli Stautier, Carol Weiler, Billy Hagey. l IN - A - - - 49 DELLERS 5 AND 10 CLAIR'S BARBER SHOP BEREAN M. B C CHURFH DICK BRUBAKER Class fficers GRADE SEVEN Standing: Gary Picket, Leon Arment. Seated Roy Brcmdau, Donna Martin. I. me 0 -E1 wi , A,,,,gi.,,, 1 ,. GRADE EIGHT Standing: Calvin Wise, Marilyn Weottherby. Se Carol Ann Weaver, Kathryn Stauffer. GRADE NINE Standing: Lee Bair. Seated: Ronald Willi Iudy Nonnenmocher GRADE TEN Standing! E1iZCIb61h Rogers, HBTOIC1 ESbS1'1ShGde. Sfqndinqj David CQY, Seated: Hazel Good' Seated: Cindy Cramer, Brian Long. .P Q x ,s GRADE ELEVEN Heistund, Fred Good. 1 ACTIVITIE ws V.-N.. N i . ...rar -Qu. 'H'x'+XXNf . f 1f?Pf2??ff5f? V RCI: , I gr Ay. .I 5 S' '4 bg 9 5 '19 in mga, FM: 'Ii' I 2 Af' ' az A 1 .xg ' .sy . f1,34f:5fr H+. ? .fly K.-aw' V I lc, V151 , ' 1553 ,, 1 J -. ', . ,, 4 , Q .9 ,., I P fx., W -fit' 'Y' . M . . .F 'Q 'vu .,. I 4 ' 'V 'f-v-Q3 ,, 'exif I . J, '94,-:H N44 ...fu E ky . 0J1?.A -A 3. 7,43 ta If '-'T' , Qfiyyf at Y Mijn Senior High Student Council Officers: David Coy, treasurer: Iohn Gingrich, president: Regina lmber, secretaryg Roberta lmber, vice president. Top Row: Donald Sweigart, Bruce Martin, Thomas Overly, Sidney Hershey, Kenneth Sweitzer, Lance Smith, Brian Long. Middle' Row: Mary Hagey, Darryl Smith, Barbara Heistand, Ierry Troyer, Douglas Steffy, Miriam Geigley, Fred Good. First Row: Demetria Keares, Cecelia Cramer, Robert Foust, lean Rogers, Mary Ellen Faust, Christina Wentzel, Maxine Hibshman, Bonnie Habalar, Kathryn Martin, Carolyn Berstler, Harold Esbenshade. Seated: Julia Bender, Miss Elizabeth Troxell, Advisor, Roberta Imber, Iohn Gingrich, Regina Imber, David Coy, Linda Witmer. With its main purpose of combining the efforts of the students and the administration by creatin a close cooperation between the two, the Garden Spot Student Council, advised by Miss Elizabeth Trox ell, is organized within the school to provide the students of the school with a governing body base on democratic principles. Three of the rnost outstanding activities sponsored by the council were the organization of the Alm Mater Contest, planning of a series of Bundle Days for underprivileged children, and the planning o a school handbook. To be included in the handbook is a Code of Conduct for bus students whic was also prepared by a student council committee. At the suggestion of the student council, the formation of a National Honor Society within th Garden Spot High School was considered and approved by the faculty. Arrangements made by th council also made it possible for students to travel by bus to two Friday night away basketball games Basketball jackets were purchased for the Iunior High Team and along with the senior classes the coun cil is helping to purchase new graduation caps and gowns for the school. The organization of th newly formed fencing club was also aided by the council when it purchased several masks and foil for the club. By this interest in other school functions the Garden Spot Student Council has been able to creat in the past, and will continue to in the future, a median between the student body and the faculty. M. W. HARTUNG ASSOCIATES 52 L. B. HERR G SON funior High Student Council 'Q li Back Row: Kenneth Martin, Eileen Gingrich, Wilbur l-Iorning, Grace Etter, Iohn Sheaffer, Ieftrey Lowry. Third Row: Iohn Musselman, ludith Nonnenmocher, Sandra Bair, Mary Ann Ewell. Wayne Zook, jack Evans, Iames Irons, Roy Erandau. Second Row: Barbara Eberly, Pearl Nolt, Sharon Weaver, Kathryn Staufter, Sandra Gocd, Beverly Groli, Marilyn Weatherby, Susan Kurtz, Carolyn Gehman, First Row: Samuel Zimmerman, Carl Weaver, Carol Ann Weaver, Landa Dussinger, Donna Styer, Donna Troop. Sandra Reilsnyder. Seated: Mr. Richard Sherr, Advisor, Debra Showalter, Earla Mae Rutt, Ronald Williams. Cooperating with the Senior High Student Council, the Iunior High Council, advised by Mr. Richard Sherr is the governing body of the junior high school students. Its aim is also trying to promote the general welfare oi the students and coordinate the activities of the school. Introduction of a Savings Stamp Program to the students of the junior high was their big- gest undertaking tor the year. The campaign, held every week, helped the students save to buy United States Savings Bonds. Collection for the March of Dimes was promoted by the junior high council as well as the Sir Valentine Contest sponsored by the Heart Haven. Both campaigns were promoted in the senior high in like manner. The student council also cooperated with the senior high council in sponsoring the buses which were taken to away basketball games, and in collecting cloth- ing during Bundle Days . Working with the Senior High Council, the junior members have chosen the outside pro- grams to be presented in the assemblies and have planned several combined and separate dances tor the students. The council is also responsible for the awards presented throughout the year. Though being in existence for only two years the junior high student council has made a large mark in the unification of school life. WEAVER'S FUNERAL HOME 53 WEST END CLEANERS WEINHOLD'S I.G.A. ACHENBACI-l'S BAKERY 4 ' 'ikvg-y S ,.,wl '4 Tell-A-Tower Editorial Staff Top Row: Bruce Martin, Linda Binkley, Roberta lmber, Russell Miller, lohn Weaver, Douglas Steffy. Middle Row: Larry Shu Brian Long, Barbara l-leistand, Linda Weber, Bonita Habalar, Sylvia Thomas, Kathryn Martin, Delores Arnold, Barbara Bomberi Seated: Miss Ruth A. Witman, Advisor, Robert Foust, Suzanne Gudikunst, Linda Wilmer, Louise lmm, lean Rogers, Letty Lando. TOM'S BAKERY TRIMMER'S STORE TOWNSLEY'S ESSO STATION GEORGE A, WEAVER Donahue, Iim Anderson, Susan Berkheimer, loanne Good, loanne Gudikunsl, Peggy Halsey, Nancy Widders. Front Row: Earla Mae Rutt, Lee Bair, Carolyn Ge-hman, Mrs. ' Betty Weaver, Advisor, Mary Ellen Cope. Press Clubl Back Row: Ronnie Williams, Iirn Irons, David Noll. Second Row: Nancy Finch, Pat 55 uill ana' Scroll Standing: Robert Foust, Linda Binkley. Seated: Linda Weber, Miss Ruth Witman Advisor, Suzanne Gudikunst, Linda Wilmer, Louise Imm, lean Rogers, Letty Londo. A. R. SENSENIG, INC. A. W. STAUFFER :Sr SON M. S. SENSENIG A. E. STERN tanding: Suzan Wallin, Ianice I-lagey, Peggy Weaver, Gladys Ream, Charlotte Bechtold, Donald Reeser, Hazel Good Sharon s, Mr. Russell Yost, Advisor, Lamont Tshudy, Susan Good. Seated: Fred Good, Larry Stone, Sidneyl-lershey, Ioey Quinn, Mary Faust, Vivian Martin, Carolyn Be-rstler. Tell-A-Tower Business .Staff Stage-Lett to right: Richard Boyer, lulia Bender, Emerson Musser, Fred Priebe. Larry Russell. Standing: Roberta Imber, Sandra Sweigart, Ioanne Gehman, Mari- anne Redcay, Sharon Williams, Linda Daubenberger. Third Row: Iohn Etter, Ralph Mentzer, Ronald Williams, Lee Richwine, Walter Bowman. Second Row: Linda Plank, Bonnie Stief, Anne Futer, Carolyn King, Marilyn Weatherly, Barbara Heis- tand, Iohn Gingrich, Iames Irons, Donald Hollinger, Thomas lohnson, Thomas Overly, Samuel Zimmerman, Kathryn Martin, Iohn Brubaker, Rodney Randow, Rob- ert Siedhof, Charles Byers, Elaine Deibler, Douglas Stetty, Scott Ditienderfer, Cal- vin Wise, Gladys Ream, lack Musselmcm, Fred Good. Front Row: David Coy, Robert Foust, Beverly Groft, William Sheatter, Lee Bair, Marlin Houck, Linda Weber, Nancy Miller, Robert Alwine, Eileen Gingrich, Michael Futer, Margaret Weaver, Harold Esbenshade MAIORETTES-Left to right: Elizabeth Rogers, Delores Arnold, ludith Nonnenmocher, Susan Wallin, Suzanne Gudikunst, Linda Witmer, Ioan Horst, Susan Good. MAIORETTE MASCOTS Melody White, Pamela Shirk 56 Mr. Paul White, Director Garden Spot High School Bona' Fifty-three members of the Garden Spot High School Band began brushing up on tech- niques once a week during the summer months. The band participated in Farm Show and Hallowe'en parades during the early tall A Spring Concert was held on March 20, 1959. The band members attended various festivals. Marlin Houck, playing flute, attended state, district, and county band: Harold Esbenshade, saxophone, district and county band, Robert Foust, clarinet, county band, Lee Bair, trombone, county bandg David Coy, clarinet, county band, Thomas Overly, trumpet, county band, Donald Hollinger, trumpet, county band: Fred Good, baritone, district and county bandp lohn Gingrich, trumpet, county band, and larnes Irons, trumpet, county band. xr x STATE, DISTRICT, AND COUNTY BAND PARTICIPANTS-Left to right IStandinqJ: Thomas Overly, Donald Hollinger, Fred Good, John Gingrich, Iames Irons. lSeotedJ: Marlin Houck, Harold Esbenshode, Robert Foust, Lee Bair, David Coy. Senior Chorus Top Row: Kathryn Martin, Phyllis Beam, De- metria Keares, Kenny Babb, Gerhard Spieler, Marlin Houck, John Gingrich, Donald Hollinger, Emerson Musser, Scott Difienderfer, Gladys Ream, Joyce Hoover, Brenda Sprecher. Third Row: Jo- anne Gehman, Joyce Witwer, Marianne Bedcay, Linda Weber, Lamar Brenneman, Beryl Dyer, Sid Hershey, Fred Good, Miriam Geigley, Marilyn Lichty, Phyllis Miller. Second Row: Joyce Rees- er, Harriet Becker, Delores Arnold, Pat McKinney, Dick Boyer, Jerry Troyer, Carl Kring, Rodney Randow, Louise Imm, Wilma Hutt, Louise Benner. First Row: Lois Kohl, Barbara Heistand, Barbara Hillard, Joan Lukas, Harold Baxter, Tom Overly, Charles Byers, Robert Foust, Ben Gunzenhauser, Peggy Weaver, Linda Daubenberger. Pianist: Julie Bender. .Senior Chorus Quartet Julie Bender, John Gingrich, Donald Hollinger, ryn Martin, Mr. Paul White, Director. NEW HOLLAND MACHINE COMPANY Kath 58 funior High Girls, Chorus Back Row: Barbara Schroll, Nancy Kohl, Ioanne Gudikunst, Grace Etter, Carolyn Gehman, Ianet Braine, l-luldah Lonaacie, Marilyn Weatherby, Sallie Talbot, Marilyn Hiqh, Carolyn Kina, Eileen Gingrich, Ruth Martin. Third Row: Carol Tshudy, Scndy Bair, Mary Anne Ewell, Barbara Eberly, Brenda Mentzer, Peqqy Halsey, Dorothy Sna- dei, Faye Eby, Linda Leid, Mary Ann Bauder, Marlene Weinhold, Christina Staufier, Mary Newswanqer. Second Row: ludy Newswanqer, Ianet Styer, Gloria Hershey, Louise Herman, Sandra Good, Ioanne Wilhelm, Anita Glass, Reba Rauscher, Mary Lou Weaver, Paula Bauder, Carol Bomberqer, Ann Futer, Miss Alice lane Smith, Director. Front Row: Linda Stern, Sandy Beck, Cherry Martin, lane Stone, ludy Gehman, Susie Roqers, Kathy Staurter, Carol Ann Weaver, Ilene Shirk, Edna Fay Newswanaer, Sharon Martin, Susan Luek, Carol Buckwalter, Lonita Benner. funior High Boys, Chorus QLLOQG A Back Row: Ronald Williams, Kenneth Ludwiq, Lee Bair, Roy Brandau, Lee Richwine, Ralph Mentzer, Thomas Leininqer, Ielirey Lowry, Iohn Sheafler, Franklin Buckwalter, Robert Siedhol, Earl Martin, Fred Priebe. Third Row: Lee McNally, Calvin Wise, David Nolt, Robert Newswanqer, Ray Gehman, lay Arment, Carl Houck, Iohn Mussel- man, Larry Russell, Barry Auker, lack Musselman, Bill Fiester, Ivan Fern. Second Row: Walter Bowman, Richard Poole, Earl Esch, Woiodrow Northeimer, William Sheaffer, Charles Eclcenroth, Iohn Brubaker, Douglas Iacoby, Richard Montgomery, Donald Coy, Carl Senseniq, Lee Brubaker, Miss Alice lane Smith, Director. Front Row: Ron- ald Blanlz, Roy Musser, Gary Pickel, Ronald Deshonq, William Haqey, Robert Bair, Earl l-lorst, Leon Arment, Gary Shirk, lames Anderson, Randolph Hibshrnan, Emerson Arment, Russell I-lillworth, Absent: Paul Walter. UNICN EMBLEM COMPANY 59 MOORE DAIRY t SE 23,31 N wyw. x 1-1 1 Q .325 1, -1- 1 :- ,vwgww 5,3 . 'Y 3:Ffg,jifig ,5EAll, N' .11 Q its , I ,A X Hi.. V W . wi, M., . - WJ s- fLgQm2,v K n as , J 93? fag-1' 1, K 3 I. A, f 'Ex -REQ L W :N w my X, . X Q wk. x ff K X 3 gs Gi ture Teachers of America Top How: Harriet Becker, Brenda Sprecher, Phyllis Miller, Douglas Stefty, Russell Miller, Marilyn Lichty, Regina lmber, Harold Baxter, Carolyn Shenenberger, Peggy Weaver. Second Row: Barbara Horning, Sally Anne Brown, Margaret Weaver, Marianne Evans, Bonita Habalar, lean Rogers, Linda Witmer, Bonita Bushonq. Seated: Mr. Harold Gamber, Advisor, Christina Wentzel, Louise lmm, Linda Binkley, Linda lean Weber. EARL F. M-ARTIN KPENSUPREME DAIRYJ C. W. FOX Top Row: Constance Schnupp, Norma Cresswell, Peggy Stoner, Ruth Ann Leaman, Elizabeth Berkheimer, Mildred Burkhart, Iune Sarah lane Martin. Third Row: Shirley Rueqq, Siretta Rauscher, Ioyce Fox, Patricia Devine, Nancy Hurst, Marianne Redcay, Baldwin, Miriam Bowman, loanne Gehman. Second Row: Nancy Platt, lane Eshelman, Linda Sheatter, Ioyce Singer, Annette Linda Musser, Marie Feister, Ianice Hagey, Muriel Hurst, loyce Witwer, Mary Hagey. First Row: Miriam Martin, Anna Martha McKinney, Gloria Thomas, Shirley Heller, Lois Kohl, Sandra Sweigart, Sally Good, Mrs. Nancy Pritt, Advisor, Sandra her. Seated: Gloria Buckwalter, Barbara Horning, Marie Becker, Miriam Shirk, Sharon Williams, Miriam Geigley, Linda Seifred. Future Homemakers of America wanin- Secretczry 's Club Standing: Barbara Hillard, Linda Daubenberger, Patricia Devine, Kathryn Martin, Gloria Kreider, Miss Patricia, Hays, Advisor, Maxine Hibshman, Vera Hutchinson, Letty Lando, Ruth Ann Martin, Elaine Deibler, Iudy Sheafter, Mary Ann Hainley, Grace Weaver, Erma Steffy. Seated: Margaret Wenger, Suzanne Northeimer, Rose Baldwin Mary Ellen Faust, Barbara Bomberger, Martha Graybill, Vivian Martin. 1 HAROLD H. GOOD WALTER M.OYER MARTIN'S HARDWARE STORE H. K. AND W. S. MILLER Standing: Kenneth Weaver, Theodore Kurtz, Ronald Groff, Harold Kohl, Thomas Iohnson, Gail Weaver. Seated: Iohn Etter, Thomas Martin, Iere Snavely, Mr. Kelsey Smith, Advisor, Elaine Deibler, Linda Houck. Science Club 'encing Club 63 Standing: Thomas Martin, Susan Good, Mr. David Keller, Advisor, Sally Anne Brown, Peggy Weaver. Seated Sidney Hershey, Robert Alwirie, Ray Dufiy, Bruce Martin. I-lOSTEI'I'ER'S SERVICE STATION LIBBY'S BEAUTY SHOP IRONS' STORE LICHTY BROS. BODY SHOP Standing: Barbara Horning, Edith Musser, Ruth Ann Martin, Ronald Graff, Barbara l-leistand, Barbara Bom berger, David Fessler, Maxine I-libshman, Linda Seifred, loan Lukas, Miss Virginia Hoffman, Advisor, Bonita Bushong Seated: Roberta Imber, Gloria Kreider, Linda Bir':ley, Letty Lando, Mary Ellen Faust. my y Student Librarians As funior Historiansu, Club Top Row: Ann Louise Shirk, Randlyn Gilmer, Rochelle l-libshman, Daniel Caffrey, Ralph Mentzer, Earl Mar- tin, Ieifrey Westerhoff, Iohn Folkeson, lack Musselman. Third Row: lfmef Blaine' Beulah Shifk, Lynn Sprecher, Ruth Graybill, Neil Dyer, Christine Long, Ioanne Driscoll, Miriam Nolt, Loretta Weaver. Second Raw: Emerson Arment, Susan Trostle, Larry Styer, Mary Wenger, Sharon Weaver, Robert Reider, Gladys Blank, Marianne San- doe, Charlene Esch, loyce Kreider. Front Row: Mr. Richard Sherr, Advisor, Samuel Esch, Evelyn Essex, Robert Graft, Nancy Duck, Christine Eshelman. BECK'S FURNITURE DICK BRUBAKER BUCKWALTER TV LeROY GROFF Top Row: Alice Orth, Arlene Redcay, Pauline O'Brien, William Eeister. Third Row: Mary Ann Keifer, Erma Weaver, Gloria Brubaker, Dorlisa Rhoades, lane Sauder, Ianet Witman, Sandra Martin, Naomi Nolt, Mary Ellen Wenger, Ioyce Corke. Second Row: Barbara Weinhold, Nancy Finch, Linda Plank, Barbara Laudermilch, Linda Dussinqer, Sandra Sites, Terry Weaver, Sandra Snader. Seated: Peqqy Slabach, Patricia Donahue, Erma Myers, Bonnie Stief, Mrs. Margaret Hess, Advisor. F' 'T funior Red Cross li Ei Latin Club Standing: Phyllis Beam, Roberta Imber, David Coy, Russell Miller, Douglas Steffy, Emerson Musser, Mrs. Grace Bergstresser, Advisor. Seated: Barbara I-Ieistand, Elizabeth Planck, Marian Musser, Margaret Weaver. ELMER SENSENIG TOWNSLEYS ESSO GIRVINS GREENHOUSE DAVID I-IUBST FEED MILL Back Bow: Bay Gehinan, Clair Martin, David Noll, Nancy Zimmerman, Ronald Shram, Ken Ludwig, Ieff Wester' half, Tammy Koch, Ivan Mellinger. Third Bow: Mary Anne Ewell, Kenneth Krick, Mary Ellen Weber, Sandra Fritz, Mary Ellen Cope, Paula McCoy, Mary Ann Bowman, Pat Artz. Second Row: Ioanna Showalter, Barbara Schroll, Miss Henrietta Kern, Advisor, Iohn Oakley, Barry Brubaker, Bessie Wise, Linda Weaver, Linda Iones, Barbara Sty- er, Lora Hoffman. Front Row: Edna May Zimmerman, Franklin Buckwalter, Randlyn Gilmer, Earl Martin, Iohn Bickel, Thelma Hoober. Science Club Music Appreciation Club Standing: Ierry Troyer, Donald Hollinger, Beryl Dyer, Melvin Dietz, Iohn Weaver, Thomas Martin, Mr. Harold Gamber, Advisor. Seated: Benjamin Gunzenhauser, Gerhard Spieler, Donna Peters, Har- old Baxter, and Fern Martin. Teen-Age Book Club Back Row: Iohn Folkeson, Iuliannellffshelman, Shirley Sweiqart, Sandra May, Dorothy Snader, Linda Leid, Iohn Martin, Kathryn Staufier, Lyn Sweigart, Carl Sensenig. Front Row: Mr. Robert Solsky, Ad- visor, Clair Martin, Thelma Hoober, Nancy Widders, Ianet Braine, and Ioanna Showalter. MENNO MARTIN BLUE BALL GARAGE M. W. MARTIN :S SONS SAM GERHART French and Spanish Club Back Row: Peggy Stoner, Charlotte Bechtold, Lloyd Geigley, Mrs. Patricia Knight, Advisor, Vir- ginia Musser, Ronald Groft, Robert Campbell. Sec- ond Row: Melvin Dietz, Linda Musser, Marian Mus- ser, Marie Becker, Ioyce Witwer, Miriam Geigley, Demetria Keares. Seated: lose A. Pagan, Annette Barbour, Iohn Lukas, Miriam Shirk, Bonita Bushonq. Orchestra Violins: Carol Tshudy, Eileen Houck, Carol Stern, Douglas Sterfy, David Erb, Iames Anderson. Cellos: Sandra Wallin, Lynette Burkholder. Viola: Mark Kelley. Piano: Anne Brubaker, Ianice Houck. Chess Club Back Row: William Martin, Floyd Frankhouser, Robert Siedhoi, lohn Sheafier, Rose Ann Lefever, Ioyce Hartranft. Third Row: John Musselman, Larry Russell, Calvin Wise, Ricky Poole, Charles Eckenroth, Ioyce Good. Second Row: Trent Delp, Franklin Buckwalter, Suzie Kurtz, Stanley Gray- bill, Lee Richwine. First Row: Iohn Folkeson, Robert News- Wanqer, David Zimmerman, Mr. David Heydt, Advisor, Bet- ty Martin, Barbara Good, David Buck, Donald Coy, Glenn Eberly. Seated: Iohn Brubaker, Ronald Blank, Fred Priebe, and Helmuth Spieler. Dance Barra' Back Row: Donald Hollinger, Thomas Overly, Iames Irons, Fred Good, Ronald Williams, Lee Rich- wine, Ralph Mentzer, Richard Boyer. First Row: Peqqy Weaver, David Coy, Harold Esbenshade, Lee Bair, Harold Baxter. JOHN S. EWELL WALTER FESSLER STYER 6. EVANS ROYER'S PHARMACY Garden Spot High School 4.-1-1 ...-: 4 As It Grows BLUE BA NA IONAL ANK VICTOR F WEAVER INC A w, ,Ag , , X, , 1 we 1 wiv! w cg f 3,-A 1 ,, , M J um? Q j , ly-,aa ,pw .K ,K,b ,KMVSQA 445' ,QP fa? 5 w-vm-4-w-f ,x T ,rj .x f Nrw' f s ' I T51 1- Gingrich-All-Star ' Sept R Sept Sept Sept. Sept. Sept Nov. Nov. Soccer I I L I Back Row: Robert Andrew, Iames Hollinger, Fred Good, Michael Witmer, Rodney Randow, Carl Zim- merman, Donald I-Iollinger, Iohn Gingrich, Barry Hoftard, Mr. Robert Weaver, Coach. Front row: Larry Beck, Thomas Overly, Donald Sweigart, Kenneth Babb, Thomas Iohnson, Ierry Troyer, Richard Dyer, Allan Skiles. CO-CAPTAINS Iohn Gingrich Donald Hollinger Allan Skiles Barry Hoffard With Mr. Robert Weaver as their coach, the Spartan Booters did their best to have a Winning soccer team. Although they did not reach - the district playoffs, they were runners-up in county competition. Five members of the team represented Garden Spot in the All-Star Team. They were Barry Hoitard and Iohn Gingrich, first string: Dick Dyer, sec- ond stringp with Allan Skiles and Donald Hollinger listed on Honorable Mention. The Spartans anticipate a winning team next year, despite a heavy loss of seniors. SCORES FOR THE SEASON G. S. Opp. 1 5 9.-Octorara CAwayl .................. Nov. 9-Peguea Valley IAwayl ........ 0 11-Myerstown CAwayl .............. 2 O Nov. 16-Donegal CAwayl .................... 5 I6-Schaetferstown Cl-Iomel ........ 0 2 Nov. 21-Penn Manor U-Xwayl .............. 1 18-Donegal II-Iomel ........... .... 4 O Nov. 28--Lamp.-Strasburg CAwayl ...... l 23-Penn Manor ll-Iomel ..... .... 4 3 Nov. 30-Conestoga CAwayl ................ 1 25-Lamp.-Stras. iHomel ..... .... 2 O Dec. 4-McCaskey CAwaYl ................ 2 2-Conestoga lHomel ...... .... 2 l Dec. 6-Pequea Valley Cl-lomel ........ U 7-Alumni Cl-Iomel ....... .... l 2 'Non-league games RADIO STATION WGSA MEYER ZAUSNER, INC. 70 SI-IOWALTER G HORNING NEW I-IOLLAND TWIN KISS Hockey Back Row: Mrs. Clio Brandau, Gladys Ream, Nancy Platt, Hazel Good, Marianne Evans, Christina Wentzel, Delores Arnold, Kathryn Martin. Front Row: Dorothy Rutter, Linda lean Weber, Barbara Bomberg- er, Linda Witmer, Carolyn Berstler, Nancy Miller, Gloria Kreider. Coached by Mrs. Roy Brandau, the Spartans ended their season with a record of two wins, five losses and one tie. Co-captains Gladys Ream and Dorothy Rutter, both juniors, were elected by the team at the beginning of the season. Twelve of our girls attended Playday which was held at Hernpfield High School on October 27, with thirteen local schools participating. There were 12 teams com- peting against one another and each team consisted of a representative from each school. Although our team was not a championship team this year, they look forward to a bright future. THE SCORES 'Sept 15 Garden Spot ..... ..... 3 Solanco ..... .. 2 tHomel 'Sept 18. Garden Spot ....... .. l Manheim . .. 5 CAwayl Sept. 24. Garden Spot ....... ..... 2 Hemptield .... .. 4 tAwayl Sept. 30. Garden Spot ....... .. l Manheim ......... ..... 2 tHomel 'Oct. 3. Garden Spot ....... ..... O Pequea Valley ....... .. 6 tAwayl - Oct. 8. Garden Spot ............ ..... O Elizabethtown .... .. 3 tAwayl October 14. Garden Spot ....... .. l Warwick ...... .. O CAwayl Oct. 21. Garden Spot ........ .. l Donegal .... l tl-lomel 'Non-league games K. K. NORTHEIMER 71 PEOPLES RESTAURANT DUF'FY'S FOOD MARKET ALLEGRA'S BEAUTY SHOP unnior Varsity Hockey .,,. ...un --www ' ' - t A.. ..S Back Row: Euqenia Youndt, Betty Esch, Iudy Nonnenmocher, Gloria Thomas, Marilyn High, Mary l-loinley, Brenda Sprecher, Barbara Schroll, Nancy Hurst, Mrs. Clio Brcxnclou, Coach. Front Row: Fern Martin, Harriet Becker, Mary Ellen Cope, Sandra Sprecher, Shirley Nolt, Cindy Cramer, Mary Irons, Ioyce Singer, Rose Baldwin. unior Varsity Soccer Back Row: Wayne Zook, Roy Gehman, Ronald Groff, Mr. Robert Weaver, Coach, Homer Pager, Robert Groif, Alfred Stover. Front Row: William Sheafier, Kenneth Krick, lohn Sheaffer, Fred Priebe, Ieffrey Lowry, Douglas Stauffer, Robert Newswanqer. SINGING NEEDLES, INC. PEIFER PONTIAC, INC NEW HOLLAND CUT RATE ROBERTA'S CI-llLDREN'S SHOP Baseball Back Row: Allan Shirk, Harry Peachey, Corl Zimmerman, Barry Leininqer, Marlin Houck, Lloyd Geiq' ley, Beryl Dyer, Iere Gainer, Donald I-lorning, Donald Sweiqart, Darryl Smith, Tyler Zerbe, Mr. Robert Wea- ver, Coach. Front Row: Emerson Musser, Dale lwlyers, Iim Witman, Arthur Futer, Ierry Troyer, Richard Dyer, Roy Martin, Kenneth Overly, Barry Hoifard, Eugene Zerbe,Gc1rry Senseniq. Tennis Back Row: Harold Zook, Mr. David Heydt, Coach, lohn Gingrich. Front Row: Fred Good, Ronald Grott, Kenneth Hollinger. TERRE, HILL 511.0 CO, 73 MUSSERWS APPLIANCES STAUFFER BURNER CO. WEBEPVS TEXACO SERVICE Varsity Basketball Left to right: Lloyd Geigley, Barry Hoffard, Marlin Houck, Iohn Gingrich, Allan Skiles, Fred Good, Richard Dyer, Kenneth Babb, Mr. Kenneth Herr, Coach. The Spartans, coached by Mr. Kenneth Herr, came through with four wins this season. Iohn Gingrich led the scoring with an average of 13.6 points per game. He was followed by Arthur Futer with an average of 10.7 points per game. The team showed good sportsmanship and endurance to make Garden Spot truly proud of their team. Although the team will lose tive of their players this year, they hope for suc- cessful years ahead. SCORES FOR THE SEASON Garden Spot .... 39 'Manheim Central ...... 41 Garden Spot .... 37 'Penn-Manor ................ 65 Garden Spot .... 20 'Ephrata ........................ 46 Garden Spot .... 37 'Octorara .................... 53 Garden Spot .... 43 'Manheim Central ...... 72 Garden Spot .... 51 Cocalico .................... 42 Garden Spot .... 47 Warwick .................... 54 Garden Spot .... 56 Pequea Va1ley .......... 48 Garden Spot .... 30 Lamp.-Strasburg ........ 61 Garden Spot .... 48 Conestoga Valley ...... 53 Garden Spot .... 51 Solanco ...................... 41 Garden Spot .... 40 Cocalico .................... 44 Garden Spot .... 52 Lamp.-Strasburg ...... 60 Garden Spot .... 49 Warwick .................... 50 Garden Spot .... 42 Pequea Valley .......... 55 Garden Spot .... 36 Conestoga Va1ley ...... 59 Garden Spot .... 44 'Octorara .................... 52 Garden Spot .... 50 Solanco 49 I-lART1NG'S BAKERY 74 GEOFF BUICK RANCICS FLOOR SERVICE WITMERS, NEW HOLLAND Varsify Cheerleaders 2 Christina Wentzel, Margaret Wenger, Linda Seifred, Marianne Evans, Delores Arnold. anior Varsity Basketball Stonding: Carl Zimmerman, Lance Smith, Idmes Hollinger, Thomas lohnson, Harry Peachey, Grant Weaver. Kneeling: Thomas Overly, ferry Troyer, George Hainley, Beryl Dyer, Donald Sweigart, Mr. Kenneth Ernst, Coach. unior High Basketball y Standing: Mr. Robert Watro, Coach, Wayne Zook, Richard Poole, lack Musselman, William Martin, Franklin Buckwalter, Ronald Williams, Iohn Musselman, Kenneth Krick, Mr. David Heydt, Coach. Kneeling: Robert Groft, Iomes Irons, Robert Newswanger, William Sheafter, Ietfrey Lowry. BLUE BALL HOTEL 76 BLUE BALL MACHINE WORKS WHITE OAK FARMS DAIRY PRODUCTS P. N. SHIRK ELECTRIC CO. funior Varsity Cheerleaders Ioyce Singer, Siretta Rauscher, Susan Wallin, Eugenia Youndt, Suzanne Northeimer. o o unzor Hzgh Cheerleaders Back Row: Kathryn Slaufier, Mary Lou Weaver, Mary Ann Ewell, Peggy Halsey, Ioanne Gudikunst, Barbara Schroll, Beverly Graff, Nancy Finch. Kneeling: Iudith Nonnenmocher, Nancy Duck. WENGEFVS FLOWERS, LEACOCK 77 HALPHS HOUSE OF PHOTOGRAPHY BROWNSTOWN CONSTRUCTION CO. ESBENSHADE AND HIGH FUNERAL HOME Girls ' Softball Team Back Row: Ferne Glass. Darlene Smith, Mary Ann Hainley, Miss Clara Blaker, Coach, Sally Good, Marie Horning, Barbara Horning. Front Row: Rose Baldwin, Nancy Platt, Elizabeth Ranck, lane Singer, ludith Shaetier, Elsie Weller, Peggy Stoltzfus. Sports Managers Standing: Raymond Geist, Delores Grolf, Patricia McKinney, lohn Polkeson, Walter Bowman, Carl Houck. Kneeling: Mr. Richard Sherr, Advisor, Ronald Smith, Robert Andrew, Leonard Wise, Martha McKinney, Margaret Wenger. YE VILLAGE RESTAURANT 78 STAUFFER'S DRUG STORE FARMERS NATIONAL BANK OF NEW HOLLAND NEW HOLLAND MEAT MARKET Patrol Mothers 3 ...Q fy xy., I A . , 4 i . 5 X g , Back Row: Mrs. Paul Braine, Mrs. Roy Witmer, Mrs. Ecxrl Hoover, Mrs. Walter Bowman. Third Row: Mrs. Woodrow Good, Mrs. Lena Pcxrmer. Second Row: Mrs. Edward Leary, Mrs. Carl Duffy, Mrs. Daniel Weaver. Front Row: Mrs. Daniel Yinqer, Mrs. Richard Dyer, Mrs. George Houck, Mrs. Howard Ranck, Mrs. Edword He-nch, Mrs. Marvin Hutchinson. Bus Drivers ., .,,.. 1 'fm V A , , H , O ,,,,, u hm 8 , my--. , p ,e.,W, . unnnrn qg.,,, y l,'A' V V V tv 'f ,xnxx ,.. , EA , K ,V .Ml-,fb The Garden Spot School System The bus drivers are: Bus No. 1--Rufus Nolt Bus. No. 2--Paul Martin Bus. No. 3-Ray Miller HELEN'S BEAUTY SALON H. R. BEAM, GENERAL MERCHANDISE now owns five buses which are used to transport pupils. Bus No. 4-Clarence Weaver Bus No. 5-Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weaver Substitute-Ralph Grubb 79 M. 6. C. CUT RATE IACOB B. ZIMMERMAN pd fl 0I'l6 and Mrs. Iohn D. Burkholder Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Beck, Ir. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Braine Mr. William Burkholder Mr. and Mrs. O. I. Daubenberqer Mr. and Mrs. Dougherty Robley Evans, V.M.D. Mr. Ross Esbenshade Mr. and Mrs. Parke Graff and Mrs. Houck Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kling Iohn Lukaszewski Mr. Dr. C. M. Lawrence Leroy M. Miller Edward Mellinqer Mr. Mrs. R .fdufograla :S L- u A ECKENROTH FUNERAL HOME 80 CHARLES S. WINTERS, INSURANCE Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. 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