Gettysburg High School - Cannon Aid Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1946 volume:

WO I GETTYSBURG I-HGH SCHOOL W'rite-Ups Editor Picture Editor Business Manager .... Advertising Manager Circulation Manager GETTYSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA MIRIAM KEENEY KATHLEEN PLATTENBURG RICHARD TRUSSELL TERESA RILEY JACQUELYN I-Isss ik ff? il? wir wi? iiiiitiiadluautaii To the man whose excellent leadership brought the European phase ot the war to a successful close, General Dwight David Eisenhower, the stall ot the Cannon-Aid, the tacultypand the students of Gettysburg High School herewith dedicate the following two pages ot the 1946 edition ot the yearbook. if ik ik 'ik ik EOR PEACE, WE ARE GRATEEUI. mamma D America's top military commander, General of the Army Dwight D. Eisenhower, holds nearly every honor the grateful United States can give him-but here in our own Gettysburg, twenty-eight years ago, he did such outstanding work that he was given special recognition for his fine leadership. The man who was to be Chief of Staff of the American Army and Supreme Commander in the European part of World War II received the Distinguished Service Medal for his work in Gettysburg during the First World Wai: when he was commandant of Camp Colt here. The cita- tion for the medal reads: '1While commanding officer of the Tank Corps training center from March 23, 1918, to November 18, 1918, at Camp Colt, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, he displayed unusual zeal, fore- sight, and marked administrative ability in the organization, training, and preparation for overseas service of technical troops of the Tank Corpsf' 'X His zeal, foresight, and administrative ability all came to the fore in an even greater degree in World War H, when he leaped from Commanding General, European Theater, of the American troops in June 1942, to Commander in Chief of Allied Forces in North Africa in November 1942, and finally to Commanding General of the Allied Forces in the European Theater of Operations on December 31, 1943. Born October 14, 1890, in Tyler, Texas, General Eisenhower became an army officer al- most by accident. During the year following his graduation from high school, he toolc competi- tive examinations for both West Point and Annapolis. He finished first in the Annapolis tests, and second in the West Point competition. just as he was about to enter the Naval Academy, he dis- covered that he was several months too old for admission. At the same time, the man who gained first place in the West Point test declined the appointment, and Eisenhower began his military career. This led General Eisenhower to various parts of the United States and elsewhere. He served in Texas, Illinois, Georgia, Maryland, and for a time in 1918, he served at Gettysburg, training tank corps men. He was also stationed in the Panama Canal zone and the Philippine Islands. In 1940, he started a career as chief of staff of various units including the Third Division, then the Ninth Army Corps, and finally the Third Army. Eisenhower returned to Washington, where he had .served before, as chief of the War Plans Division of the War Department General Staff. From there, he moved through increasingly important posts until he was sent to head the ETO soldiers. In a schoolhouse in Reims, France, General Eisenhower received the unconditional surren- der of the German High Command which terminated hostilities in Europe on May 8, 1945. After serving as military governor of the United States Occupied Zone in Germany, he returned to suc- ceed General George C. Marshall as Chief of Staff in November.1945. four ' 51X 1u: ' SCI-IDOL BOARD Mr. Mahlon P. Hartzell, secretaryg Mr. George T. Raffenspergerg Mr. Paul M. Rohr- baughg Mr. Charles B. Benderg Mr. Ralph Z. Oylerg Mr. Lloyd C. Keefauver, superintendent of schoolsg Mr. Charles M. Sheely,.vice-presidentg Mr. Charles S. Black, president. These are the men whose fine community spirit and whose sound business experience and practice set the standard for the Gettysburg public school system. TO TI-IE CLASS OF 1946: As a guide to living and serving in a world sorely in need of the best all can give, I commend to you these words from the notebook of Elbert Hubbard. The Supreme prayer of my heart is not to be learned, rich, famous, powerful, or even good, but simply to be radiant. I desire to radiate health, cheer- fulness, calm courage and good-will. I wish to live without hate, whim, jealousy, envy, fear. I wish to be simple, honest, frank, natural, clean in mind and clean in body, unaffected, and to meet all men in an absolute equality, to face any obstacle and meet every difficulty unabashed and unafraid. L. C. KEEFAUVER Superintendent of Schools MR. Gurus W. LEFEVER r 1 X. DR. LLOYD C. KEEFAUVER TO THE CLASS OF 1646: No people in the world today have as much to be thankful for as the American youth about to graduate from the public high school. He has the opportunity to help build a world community with common understanding, common ideas, and common ideals. He will help restore the good and right which peoples must believe in and practice if we are to have a Democracy that will survive. The opportunity to work and develop is here for you. G. W. LEFEVER Principal IEYCU eight OUR CLASS ADVISERS MR. FRED P. HAEHNLEN MRS. EVA D. Bowen Throughout the years which we have spent in this school, Mrs. Bower and Mr. Haehn- len have ever been faithful ancl attentive to us and to our needs. Now, as we prepare to leave our alma mater, we wish to thank them for their aid and guidance. ff 4? . vffr- 1' ,V ': ,Xe . ? I W1 -'C' ' A 9- DPW' S- .efwwsv it ,hum if-'al-w.1Z' xl Agar:-, gi 3 5 Qzvegwz E Q . 4 .f ffllxiw 'qw 2 Q - -mf--W N , 5 gag ' 'ikvy SP1 x' . ' ' '1 hz 5 1 ' N, ' 5 .hm J,:f5 ? ' '. Q 4' x' , :T A '- V.- .-X , , 'N -z gLQ m5., Ai ,: I .eff ,ga Y ,iq , sf L : ,P-nfavinz. 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B.S. in Ed. l Librari Library Adviser slield State c, ers' College, Millersville State Teachers' College. SPANGLER, RUTH A. A.B. French, Spanish Cannon-Aid Adviser Gettysburg College, Columbia University, Sorbonne University, Temple University. Agriculture F.F.A. Adviser Pennsylvania State College. TROXELL, FRED G. A.B., A.M. Mathematics Gettysburg College, Pennsylvania State College, New York University. FORNEY, GEORGE S. B.S., M.S. in Ed. Health Education Athletic Coaclr Shippensburg State Teachers' College, Pennsylvania State College. LONGANECKER, EDWIN S. B.S. in Ed., M.Ed. English III Band and Orchestra Shippensburg State Teachers' College, Ithaca Military Band School, University of Virginia, Duke University. RIDINGER, MRS. LA RUE K. B.S. in Ed. V Home Economics Bays' Cooking Club Adviser College. TT g ish I amatic C oach Gettysburg College, Pennsylvania State College, Columbia University. WAGAMAN, KATHRYN R.N. Home Nursing, School , Nurse, 2nd Semester Beth-Israel Hospital, Pennsylvania State College. Indiana State Teachers' M' if HAEHNLEN, FRED P. B.S., M.S. Chemistry, Science Senior Class Adviser Gettysburg College, Pennsylvania Stat olle g MCILHENNY, RUTH A. A.B., A.M. English IV English I West Chester State Teachers' College, Cornell University, Columbia University, University of Pennsylvania, Gettysburg College. RIDINGER, WILLIAM H. A.B. Social Studies Assistant Coach Gettysburg College. SHADE, RICHARU Mus. Edkp Voc usic M iglv Clvogddviser S uehan University, a an School of Music, ew York University, Westminster Choir HARPER, SUE ELLA A.B. World History West Virginia Wesleyan. MUNDIS, RUTH M. B.S. Typing Personality Development Adviser Shippensburg State Teachers' College. RIDLER, Mus. ELIZABETH S. R.N. Home Nursing, School Nurse lst Semester 5 Harrisburg Hospital Training School for Nurses. SHEADS, ROBERT E. B.A., M.A. Biology, Problems of Democracy Chess and Checkers Club Adviser Gettysburg College. College. . W LF, GUY' ,Lf WOLF, MRS. MARJORIE we L' fy Bookkeeping, A Art, lst Semester Indiana Siate Teachers' Alpha College, College, Gettysburg College. Ohio State College. eleven rc l L FACTS AND FANCIES NANCY AIVIICK . . . known for her many languages . . . likes Pgrggnaliyies animals . . . simply detests blue jeans . . . mad about music . . . . Plans for a musical and dramatic Career. BETTY COLLINS . . . bangs and bangles for Betty . . . likes to dance . . . shies away from gossipers , . . interested in odd jewelry . . . wants to be a retail buyer. BETTY ANGELL . . . flashes a diamond ring . . . goes for hard pretzels . . . dislikes nosy people . . . always thinking of a mer- RHODA CROUSE . . . the gal with the Perpetual smile . i ' chant mariner . . . looking forward to beauty culture school. . . . . indulges in ice cream . . . onions make her cry . . . sports are her interest . . . future is still hazy. BOB ARNDT . . . is called Blood and Guts . . . loves to get good grades . . . sad about his hgure . . . looks forward to CAROLINE CULVER . h ' irksome for her Criticism . . . dis- education . . . is heading for Gettysburg College and Dickinson likes boys without manners ' ' ' gives her OUK. on People with Law School' personality . . . English is a part of her . . . nursing or English teaching are in her future. Art, Music and Sports A CHARLE RLEY . . . ' h ' . . . LILLIAN BORLEIS . . . always sports lots of jewelry . . . loves S CU never Seen wit out his Class hat dancing and music ' A ' shies away from ucattyn people I i . in- likes liootball . is the man whom blondes don't thrill-tsk! tskl terested in an ' A U Plans an College attendance- . . . interested in Indian lore . . . looking forward to ministry. J I 0 ' i FLOSSIE BOWLING . . . identified by her hair . . . dancing us ne Big Quest on Mark V rates high with her . . . can't stand gossipy people . . . another RENA DICKERT - - - Wears blueflmmed 8135595 - - - has 3 d99P music Hemi n h . sees secretarial work in he, futureg passion for fried oysters . . . turns thumbs down on braggarts . . . boys never lose her interest . . . her future is still a question mark. GIB BOWLING . . . a shy guy . . . sports are his special de-X light . . . closes his heart to dramatics . . . sports top his interest LOY DIETRICITI ' ' ' travels on if red and white like ' ' ' loves list will enter forestry Service food . . . not being allowed to drive the car is his sorrow . . . eagerly anticipates the day when he may drive . . . heading for college. MARY BRINDLE . . . never seen without a Latin book . . . crazy over music . . . can't absorb mathematics . . . musically RAMONA DRAKE anyone can recognize her by her bowed minded all around ' ' ' the Crystal ball says she ll be a kinder' legs . . . she concentrates on Johnny . . . shuns sophisticated people arten teacher. . . g . . . her future is undecided. Row Two in 203-A Down with Hockey and Women MARY BUCHER - - - always Elkins - - ' indulge 'in hambufgs PUDD EBERHART . . . likes sports best . . . women are at the ' - ' Clesplses tumlps ' ' ' baseball never loses llel' lmerest ' ' ' head of his list of dislikes . . . aviation holds his interest . . . Business College beckons- , he'll soon be in aviation work. CHARLES BUSHMAN . . . always seen in a green '36 Ford DARLENE FISSEL . . . just call her Shorty . . . likes to ride . . . hunting makes him glow . . fnever does homework . . . horseback . . . is bored by hockey games . . . art work is her centers his attention on sports . . . the Coast Guard is his future. specialty . . . a job is her next step. RICHARD CI-IRONISTER . . . owns an individual laugh . . . BUD FORRY - - - textbooks are his C0mPaUl0n5 - - - goes for takes to blondes-but definitely u . . avoids Snobbish people . sports . . . runs from girls . . . school is his interest . . . plans to goes for typing . . . plans to enter the armed service. enter College 01' the NQVY- Q our Blonde Section Corne 1 des ost r ent ans I W'l ' M A d F R THE FORTENBAUGH . .. u 1 if ...ik DORIS CLEVELAND . . . known E her blond hair U um Y sem aug mg 'es , Y . U' ' ' to post notices on the bulletin boards . . . dislikes using ,a dic- guzzles lots of cokes . . . cant stand apple polishers . . . simply . k - 1. I . , . I. .H . I . headin for business Colle e tionary . . . ta es a ive y interest in journaism . . . wi continue Wes music ' ' ' g g ' her education at Gettysburg College. 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I 10 ' MY JOSEPHI I ' M K Nancy jon Acade ' I nn id, 4, National Honor II- 3 Ma I and White, 3, 4, Maslc and Wig, 2, 1 treasurerl, 4, Na- tional Thespians, 3, 4, G.A.A., 1, 2, Chorus, 2, 3, 4, High School Choir, 3, 4, Dramatic, 1, 2, Journalism, 3, 4, Serv- ice, 4, Leave It to Mother,y' Footloose,,' What a Life, Heart Trouble,', l'The Ghost Flies South. BETTY JANE AN Bets Co crcia G. ., 1, 2, Chorus, 4, Service, . , f , If ROBERT ELWOOD ARNDT Buff, Academic, Radio, 1, Z, Geology, 3, Chess and Checkers, 4, Service, 2. LILLIAN CHRISTINE BORLEIS Lillian Academic, Cannon-Aid, 4, Chorus, 2, Dramatic, 2. FLORENCE ELNORA BOWLING Flossie' Fairfield High School, Fairfield, Pa., 1 2, Commercial, Chorus, 4, Etiquette, 3, Music, 4. fourteen GILBERT PATRICK BOWLING frGib,, Agriculture, Varsity Track, 2, 3, Var- sity G, 4. 7 MARY RUTH BRINDLE Mary Academic, Maroon and White, 3, 4, Chorus, 2, 3, 4'lHig chool Choir, 4, Dramatic, ' rna 3, Personality e t , 1, 4. MARY ELAINE BUCHER Mary Academic, Chorus, 2, 3, 4, High School Choir, 4, Dramatic, Z, Music, 4, Service, 1, 2, 3, 4. I kk KCHARLES OVER BUSHMAN Bush ec ' roon an hite, 2, as an es nding sec- attle el 3 hat a Life. Q1 di 3 4 1 ret 1, eere d , , 2, 3, 4, Radio, 1 , 6 1,2 5, . ., RICHARD FRED CHRONISTER Dick' Commercial, Dramatic, 2, Boys, C110- rus, 3. : J DoR1s AYE VELA Dorrie Z 3 4 c metj' orus, , 3, 4, Dra- in c, 1, ' Etiq e te, 3, e ice, 4. m 1, mercial, S .A.A., 1, 2, 3 4 etl, Cannon-Aid 4, C oru , 2 , igh School Cho' , D A, ,2,Etiq e,3,Sev' ,3 AR1 CoI'e' BETTY JANE COLlINS DJ' Belly, ,124 R C ' erciial, ask and ' i 4, Na- , ti Thespizyis, 4, rtks, 2, 3, 4 Dra ' 21- fEEiquett5, 3,5 Music, 4 Uwiyfgiif. ' Uwff E- Q' jj fx wp? ' 1 F' l B-I0 A CLARETTE CROUSE Banff: lx.-V J i Academic, Cannon-Aid, 4, G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4 fcahinet, presiclentj, Dramatic, 2, Service, 2, 3, 4. ROLI ARDELLA CULVER Carden C ercial-Academic, Cannon-Aid, 4, .A. ,, 1, 2, 4, Red Cross Council, 1, , 3 f reasurerj, 4, Chorus, 2, 3, 4, High Choir, 4, Service, 2, 3, 4. f J . CJ ff: ' 37 wi CHARLES DM ND Qll.IRLEYjy'f7Rg'QTE7'1dn Academic, J.V. Football, 1, Varsity Football, 4, Red Cross Council, 2, Air- plane, 1, Tumbling, 3, Boys' Cooking, 4. RENA D RenicU Com . -R . 3 las c e o ecre- tary, 4, an , 9 HS and Wig, 4, Nati al T ia s ' G. UZ, 3, 4 Q inetj, hor , ,, , ramatic, 1, tiquette, Service , The I ost Flies So LUTHER Loy DIETRICK Lay Academic, Class vice-president, 4, Tum- bling, Z, 3, Chess and Checkers, 4. CARRIE RAMONA DRAKE , Duckyv Home Economics, G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4 fcabinetjg Dramatic, 1, 2, Home Nurs- ing, 3, Service, Z, 3, 4. FRANCIS XAX'IER EBERHART HPUJ, General, Varsity Football, 4, Boys Chorus, 3. fifteen 1 X . 4 r r DARLENE ESTHER FISSEL FMU Commercial. ll A , EARL CHA ,F R Y Bud ral, C n iE,d4,lxMaroon and me e, 3, Football, Z, Varsity 4 tball, 3 , Ba all Man er, 3, 4, Varsityfvx ack n lis Varsity U 1 ,MW li we .1 X for . x 0 MMA FOR H Rutlvh , X a A ic, - ' , , h Whi 1, 2,1 eatur edit J, 4, t' unci , 1 , , a lo Wig ry Na Th e dl se 4, .A 1, 3, cabin? C us, 3, 4 Orc stra, , 4 an cr 1, ident ' i h oo My 4 aroo md K, u M , g 1 C ebat1 Z, 3, M c, 2, ervice, 2, 3, 4, 'Q eart Troublef MARGARET REBECCA FULTON Margie Academic, Chorus, 2, 3, 4, Home Nursing, 3, Personality Development, 4. Leader o America, 3, Service, 1, 2, 3, 4. lf 'Q KAT.HLl5Q:I LIZA TH F y,, ,fx idirnmerci G.A.,3i., 1 , 3, 4 fcabi- - netj, ib y, 1, 2, uture Business .vixte en A -E- i 3 ! Ci I ff V f in , W fliifwyy 1, 1 f ff ff 1 MARGARET V L sous' Peggy l f Comm fcial- ocational, Cannon-Aid, 4 G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, Etiquette, 3, Service, 1 2, 3, 4. -Zia ,S mercia, Cannon- id, 4, G.A.A. , Chorus, 2, 3, 4, Home Nursing, 3 gusiH4,Service, 1, 2, 3, 4. ' , - la ' I E GENE Go A George', ener , Clas asurer, 3, Cannon- , 4, ars y otball, 1, 2, 3, 4 anage . . .5 sketball, 1, Varsity asket , 3, Varsity Track, 1, 2, 3, 4, us, Z, 3, , High School Choir, 3, 4, Band, 1, Choral, 2, Boys' Chorus, 3, Varsity G, 4. WILLIAM GRAYSON GORMLEY Billv Academic, Cannon-Aid, 4, Geology, 3, Chess and Checkers, 4. . .ff x L Qi FRA lLIN GOTWA BiIIU onewa Ko giri, Spu ndi Aca- demic, T1-Aicl, 4, P tograph , 4, Service, ' My . . . A K BET ,I EQQLADHILL f Betty f s x 1 ni Juni, of -,J . U 3 2 of fiillifl I G fl M xyji yff, ff L J! . ., , -. f ,. ' P -' 1-IEEBERT I.:3ofG4guLQb-O Leo Academic, Calrirm-Aid, 4, Mask and Wig, 45 National Thespians, 4, Tum- bling, 3, Chess and Checkers, 4, '21-1eart Trouble, The Ghost Flies Southf, MER'ro E ENE GRACE Simv I y School, Garden City, i ., 1, 2, son High School, Dear- orn, Mich. g Agriculture, F.A.A., 4. HAROLD RONALD HAND Harold Academic, Maroon and White, Z, Stu- dent Council, 3, J.V. Basketball, 2, 3, Varsity Basketball, 4, Chorus, 2, 3, Jour- nalism, 2, Boys' Chorus, 33 Chess and Checkers, 4. KATHLEEN MAE MARIE HANSFORD rl-Dualdyn Home Economics, Maroon and White, 2, G.A.A., lg Knitting, 1, Sewing, 3, History, 4. P 1 1 ESTHE AFB AR I Ein . ,X Busi -V tion , G. ., 1, Z, 3, 4, fca et , gf eerleacler, 1, 21 - l 1. -f. -QA. ' f 1 jlxs' VIRGIL RUDOLw61 ,fVirg, gi elZnalg Mask.f and Wig, lj V T espians, 4' .A., 1, 2, 3 ,i -president ,,, 4 ntl, Heart Trouble, T!'i4 s ies South. -V 1 JAMES RICHARD HEI iEL AN Dick Acaclemicg Class v' residest, 3, Can- non-Aicl, 4- ar and lliie, 1, Z, 3 feditor-i ief , 4, Natio Honor So' c' 9 S t Gdm 1 3, 45 ,I.V. 1, 2, J.V. all, 1, 2, Var- s asketball, 3, 4, arsity Track, 1, 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll, 3, 4, Journalism, 2, 3, Varsity G, 45 Service, 1. A J ' fp! MMI! 1 AJ 'J 1' ' ANN E HEMLER J d.j', ' nnn if ercialg nnoixfgfdffzig !G.A.A., , 2, 3, b' 1' C' C 'l, 1, . h 53, wfli .-535.101 2:55, 3, i tte, ' ervicg,je!2, ,-4. KJV jf 1 jf ANNE HESS Njackieu Cannon-Aid, 4 fcirculation G.A.A., 1, 2, 33 Recl Cross 3, 4, Chorus, 2, 3, 4, High Choir, 4, Service, 1, 2, 3, 4. 'x Donorur KATHERINE HINK LE Dot Commercial, G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4 fcabi- netlg Home Nursing, 3. seventeen n PQ . M3 JOAN CAROL JOHNSTON jake Academic, Cannon-Aicl, 4, Chorus, Z, 3, 4, High School Choir, 3, 4, Journalism, 1, 2, 3, Photography, 4, Service, 1, 2, 3. . TJ' I' Z , ,J I Ji 'L DELo s ANNA ANE . Dorf I , l -Com cial, orus , Etiquette, 3. 1 CJ ml J of ' ,XXV s i K ly. EFE Abner A e o 4, Airplane, Z, 3, s ofolc' g 4. , MIRIAM ELIZABETH KE Y Academi- Can -Aicl, 4 National Society, hite 1, , 3, 4 ., 1, Quill nd 3, 4, H' ool Choi 33 4, nalism, 1, Serviaihfgl 4. r ' I!! V I PHYLLIS MAE ,LAWYER ' Phyl lf I Commer41ll,ilCannon-Aid, 4' ,-.f 1,'Z, 3, 4 fcabin 1' s, , 3, 4 Banzl, 1, Z, ' , ome Nursing, 3, f 'Scrvic , . V I, f, . , H l I 1 ei gbteen N 2: -Z ELIZABETH Rufi-i ILEEMING Betty Academic, Cannon-Aid, 4, National Honor Society, Maroon and White, Z, 3 fnews eclitorl, 4, Student Council, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4 fcabinetl, Chorus, 2, 3, 4, Bancl, 2, Quill ancl Scroll, 3, 4, High School Choir, 4, Dramatic, 1, Jour- nalism, 2, 3, Service, 1, , 3, 4. ken A ANDA CHB an ommer lg Cannon-Aid, 4, G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4 fcabmetl, Dramatic, 1, Etiquette, 3, Service, 3, 4. erEmme:: 4' G.A.A., Council, Choir, 2, 3, 4, Etiquette, 3 fl t , .-so . 1 - 1 :', . ,.. --:. if ca . 1 f .Q ..,, 5 , NELSON QI? INGLY Sam', ommercial, . . Football, 2, Varsity ball, 4, Va 't Track, 2, 3, 4, Tum- bling, 2, 3, Varsity G, 4. We ALLEN IRVEN MCDONNELL Al General, J.V. Football, 1, Varsity Foot- ball, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Track, 3, 4, Tum- bling, Z, Boys, Chorus, 3, Varsity G, 4 lvice-Presiden E ll ll I ll LK GRANVILLE FUNT MILLER Granville Academic, National Honor Society, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic, 1, Boys' Cho- rus, 3, uThe Ghost Flies South. BETTYLEE KATHLEEN MOSER kbps Commercial, Cannon-Aid, 4, .A. 1, 2, 3, 4 fcabinetl, Chorus, 3, , Ch leader, 1, 2, 4, Home Nu i , 3, S 'ce Z, The Ghost Flies South. HELENE NANCY MYERS Nanky', Academic, Cannon-Aid, 4, G.A.A., 3, 4, Chorus, 2, 3, 4, Library, 2, 3 fsecre- taryj, Photography, 4, Service, 4. EARL RALPH MYRICK Buddy Commercial, Battlefield, 3, Chess and Checkers, 4. . X - J A T A ,, AL ER SCO., 1 UNM C ERESA E NUN AKET e y . Ca e 'c. D , ,T U . A , C ercid' annon-Ai 4, G.A.A., C ' , F-1 inf' , 4 abinetl, Chorus, Z, 3, 4, . ' t mc F e B ' ess Leaders of America, 3, yCh - an ecers. Ce 114- i A OM' D ,fi . ' I If x I rf, , I J ' I . If X D I JEAN MIN'I'EIz USSEj.MAN j 'I can B AN M H bb, U 9, , ARBA N YE axe Commhey' lg 'ffajrion-Qid, 4, aroon . ll W .ey BI 143 Sth t C uncily 45 'Qs 0 -In- I l, U non Id, A.A., .A.A., 1, 2, s, 4 ecabiiggg Rea cms ,ll 3 ffm C f 5 , 3, ff: C cil, Z, C , 2, 3, 4,1-ligh School H' ' f' S . 1, Music, oir, A, 4, o rnalism, 1, Etiquette, 3, I II' 'I rsm , S r 1, Z, 3, 4. erviiej 2, 3 . l I I ' I I J I GRACE ELIZABETH MYERS Graciev DORIS PAT IA GYLER Dom Commercial, Cannon-Aii, 4, Maroon Com 'da Cannon' df 49 G'A A:5 and White, 1, 2, G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 4 1, 2, 31 CC mtl? B I 11 2, lcabinetl, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, 1, Orchestrafb 1 3' 45 rgmxlc' gf ug 2, 3, 4, Chorus, 2, 3, 4, journalism, 1, 2, ture Bus' 5 If ' 0 4 meflfaz Home Nursing, 3, Service, Z, 3, 4. ltreasul rl? ff 1 3' ' NN, Y nfneteen I I 1 1 J 1 4 I 1 1 1 lgA 4, -K LEE Lu TENBURG Kat ' cle 3 ss s y, 3, a n n- ai , 4 - itorj, roon te, 3 fcirc ion gerj, M and Wig , atio hespi 4- .A.A., , , 3, 4 metj, Quill croll, 3, Drama 1, Z, Dehatin , 2, jour- alism, 3, Service, 1, 2, 3 g What a Life, Heart Trouble. , K J SEPH R FFEN R ER Raff u 'ness ' , Tuniibling, 2, he nd he , 4. 1 AA',,fL 'LJ' 'Rf af ' 4 ,ffl n 5 -K. ' V A ,firing iq 15:-ff' ,wji D . , D . , RAPH L MAURICEAREDDING f Rapbael,' . , . 1 .- . , '1 , Comihercial, Cannonx-Aid, fgjqfhorus, 2, 3, 4, High School Qhoir,g3,, 4, Choral, 2, Boys, Chorus, 3, heisi and Checkers, 4, Service, 3, 4. X5 1' RAYMOND FRA is RSDDING Janie non- , ' to onor S ciety, Ma- r ent, 3, Can- roo and hire, 4' St enfoCouncil, 4 1 ' ' ' ' 2, 33 preside C oru 4 Servic 4' 1' lies So h su Wifi owe-0' DONALD Po'r'roR R FE GER Buzz MARBE-1-H REED Maybie1' General' Fi all, 13 V31fSifY 'Q Academic, Cannon-Aid, 4, Maroon and POM ll, 2 l 3, 4N-V- Basket' White, 1, 2, 3 fco-feature eziitorj, 4, ball 3l'5ifY asket H, 3, 43 Var' Mask and Wig, 4, G.A.A., 1, Chorus, 5ifY , 1, 3 erl, 4? Aif' Z, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll, 3, 4, Music, 2, , Plan 3 lim USWY G, 3 Journalism, 1, Z, 3, 4, Service, 2, 3, 4, Servif , 2- My The Ghost Flies South. X A Af Af u B .. ,, A DAVID RASMUSSEN Ras Academic, Class vice-president, 2, Can- c non-Aid, 4, National Honor Society, Ma- U oqn and White, 3 fco-sports editorj, 4, C DER! R hufk rude Council, 3, 4 ftreas erj, Varsity .A - ' , F ba 3, 4, Varsity ball, 4, Var- if emlc as ret ' , 1' ra lc, 3, 4, 1 d Scroll, 3, 4, X emistry, 1, Dr tic, 2, Journalism, 3, X' ,Varsity G, 4 R X 1 ETH L ISE REBERT HEtl7elv MARGARET ANN RIDINGER .K cgi effiali can 'W ' 5 ask and Home Economics' lass easur v 43 G'A-M-rv ' I :' f11efl9Ch0 4, Stuclent Council, 2 .A., 3, sqzv 31 49 'gh S ,hom 45 Dm 4 fcabinetj, Dra , 1, 2, o urs- , atic, 2, quette, 3 1 vice, 2, 3, 4. ing, 3, Service , 2, 3, . fi 1 ' K 2 lnfenlv ! J . ' IQ aff- 2 f jg ip, 601 I I f 1 f f6 f Af? f uil an fS9yall,ff4g.Dran3atic, 23 Jour- ., f ' , f XJ M 5 '! I 4 W-gf' , YW Z 3' fi f 1 1' f I I f ,' ffl ,x 1' I, Y , 1 If 71 f, I- 1 Q f ,X V 4 ' ,, if ffl yr lVIARGARET TERESA RILEY Taryn Commercial, Cannon-Aid, 4 laclvertising manager-jg Mask and Wig, 4, G.A.A., 1, PAUL RICHARD SETTLE Buff Z, 3, 4 fcabinetlg Chorus, 2, 3, 43 High . ' School Choir, 3, Dramatic, 1, 2, Future General? Vafslfv Tfackv 4? Alfplanee 2 Business Leaders of America, 3 fpresi- dentlg Service, 1, Z, 3, 4 lmanagerj. LORRAINE ODESSA ROI-IRBAUGH Ozlie', 12,27 g,a..Js A Commercial, Cannon-Aid, 45 Maroon EL'ZA5E'Hv5N1TA 5 Hshfvpifi and White, 3 fbusiness managerj, 4, , , Student Council, 1, 4 Qsecretarylg G.A.A., 1' Cfglu ool' lu I 'Rf' l, Z, 3, 4 fcabinetjg Red Cross Council, A kit 1. e' BC 3, Chorus, 2, 3, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Quill f 23 P I, SWOT' ' i 4: fa and Scroll, 3, 4 fsecretarylg Dramatic, lg mana' ' ersonalty eve opment' 4' Musf, 2, Service, 1, 2, 3, 4. 3- 3 ll ' I5 x 4, om E RUDISI Rudze OROTHY MA TER HDUFI 'li 'C' ' ' Cljome I5Cono2?iCIiir3' Commercialg G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4 fcabi- S afnggf 43715 orf s'1 ' 3 3 I netlg Chorus, 2, 3, 4g Dramatic, 1, Music, Chpo ' ' ramamc' ' .emu 23 Home Nursing, 33 Service, 1, 2, 3, 4. 36fPersonal1ty Development, 4, erv1ce,4. s, 1 , - , 1 J, X, J' , , l jj villas JL N I ANNA' JAcQuEL1NisrFj,.zs1DEns I-1:15-jd E SHu?'1if7-fl Anne, ' . Jxf ' .I jf .' ' J! , Commercial, 'Gannon-Aid, 431' Maroon ,Vee 3 atm! b.a?ETfnCE:V1g, and White, ra, 3, 4, G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4 2 3 'hp 'Ver f FWS, ' .'-2' . . ' . High S9 0 Choir, 3, 43 Dramatiqxlg fcabmetjg Journalism, 1, 2, Library, 2, ,Lf , .ff . J K 3 f residentl' Service 1 2 3 4 Music' Zi ome Nursing' 33 gylymg' 3' P I 3 ' ' ' ' ' 45 I-Ieart Troublef' -- L ,B jorgfH iQ ffsioniev 6-Lwyffw M4 'bq!Academicg Cann -Aic1,l4g Maroon an JANET RG! H1 A QJJIGWFYJ, f White,f3 4 t i, - I ' g ll ,X f 't a , jmanagerj, 4, Varsity Bask - Co all Cannery! d' 4' G-AA-3 la ll 4 Q nagerj' Varsity Track 4' 1' 2' ' 4 lcabn Ch tus' 2 39 45 ' 4 ' ' Music, 2g,,l7L?T1e rsi 3 ice, 3, 4. fi' ME' qi CJK X J K twenty-one 'JJ -,ff Q 98 QL-Q xx A ,, iii , ,X MAlEG?cR13T ELIZABE SHRKNER Pe ' .bu Fairfield School, 'held, Pa., 1 '24 General' n-Aid 4- GAA 3 Xagfflfdlhorus, , 4, Hi School Choir: 4g Hom Nursing, 3 fxpers ' evelop- m , 4. , ff' ' , S-X A msg SIX ' arf' . Z il Comm cialgfg V oss! uncil, 1, 4, QQ! s 2,' ' ' y, 5 Home Nurs- 'i , jService, 3, 4. VIOLA CATHERINE SMALL Hong Commercial, Chorus, 2, 3, Library, 2, Etiquette, 3 fpresidentj, Future Business Leaders of America, 4, Service, 3, 'lThe Ghost Flies Southf, EVELYN DoLoREs SNIDER Peggy, Commercial, Cannon4Aid, 4, Student Council, 35 G.A.A., 2, 3, 4, Chorus, Z, 3, 4, Music, 2, Home Nursing, 3 fvice- presidentjg Future Business Leaders of America, Service, 3, 4. K Q X X ' F ff A ,, , Margie 1 li 0 m ag Ca -Aid, 4, Mask and i , ' ational espians, 4, G.A.A., 3, 4' ed Cross ouncil, 2, Chorus, 4, Per nality Development, 4, Service, 2, 3, 45, What a Lifef' KlV E! ABETH S ANKL fW871fy-fWO 1 1 RUTH IRENE Sunny Ru1lvie' Commercial, G.A.A., 1, 2, Chorus, 2, 3, 4, High School Choir, 3, 4, Sewing, 1, Dramatic, 2, y ,s sy s ,ff 931594 RosE MALZIE Swlsl-IER R0yie,' Academic, Class vice-president, 1, Can- non-Aid, 45 Maroon and White, I, 2, 3, 4, Mask and Wig, 4, G,A.A,, 1, 2, 3, 4 fcabinetjg Red Cross Council, 33 Chorus, Z, 3, 45- High School Choir, 3, Journalism, 1, Z, Debating, 1, 2, Music, 2, Service, 1, 2, 3, 4. JANE ARAHALINE SWOPE jayne Commercial, Cannon-Aid, 4, G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4 fcabinetlg Chorus, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic, lg Music, 2, I'1ome Nursing, 3, Service, 1, 2, 3, 4. f s A JA J Betty Academic non 3 ask and ig, 43 Maroon and ite, 1, 3, 4, . .A 1 Z lca inet orus 2 4 our Ban 2 majorette ournali - us 1 5 f G A ., , , 3 b , 3, 3 Hi l C ' , cl, ' I - nl , 2, i , Hom rsing, 3 g vice, 1, , 4, XV a Life,', Wfhe host Fli s outhf' fm fi, - ' Denon-IY RA A TOWNSEND Dixie'3 Home Economics, Student Council, 13 Dramatic, lg Library, 2, Etiquette, 3. ! ICI-IAR TRUSSELL Dick , GAIM 1 Aca , rude Counc'l , 2 3 fvi eside 5 ti al H or Society, , on and ite, ports editorj, , J.V. etball, 3 arsity . ack, 1, Ca n id ,l bu' s I an erj, Q ' nd raw, , nal m, 4' S ice,A1., 3, 4. Q F x A C fl' ELSIE RION L ' Isie Cq mer ia G.A. , 1, , c bi- neW ' , orus, 2, 3, , ig chool oir, 3 Dtanihtic, 2, Home Nursing, 3, sa c . I o ' A -s ff -,, W ELY I AE A L ze -is i s ati ' ng, , Sew- isto . X s . , H -:RA INE AN AYE wry caclemic non- id, 4, .A., 2, , Chorus , i ool Choir, Knittin 1, tic, 2 ome Nurs- I g, , 'sonali y Develop ent, 4 fvice- esiden Service, 2, 3, 4 Q , N ROBER ARL 'rz JQWentzie', Gkeralg roon and White, 3, Mask '73 ig, fpresidentll, N f'o al Thes- ans, 4' and, 1, Radiol 2, eHe1d, 3, ervice, , 'twhat a L f W ,QT lf A A f -if .. -. .A . ,..,. JU,- MARY LOUISE WETZEL Louie General, G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4 fcabinetj, Chorus, 2, 3, 4, Band, Z, Music, 2, Home Nursing, 3. GERTRUDE FRANCES WHITE Genie Academic, Student Council, 1, G,A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4 fcabinetj, Chorus, 2, 3, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3, Dramatic, 1, Music, 2, Home Nursing, 3, Service, 1, Z, 3, 4, The Ghost Flies Southf' RI-IEDA ELIZABETH WILSON Reedy', Commercial, G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4 fcabi- netj, Chorus, Z, Knitting, 1, Library, Z, Home Nursing, 3, Service, 1, Z, 3, 4. f it 'V' A ,, DAVID L E Da-ve , . a onaid, 4, Maroon and ite, 2, Journalism, 3, Chess an hec ers, 4, Service, 3, 4, ltwhat a Lifef' '11-1eart Troublef' BARBARA ANN ZIEGLER Bali, re AT V. L non-fd?-4, ationa r et9,J-3 I ,JI . roonig1d.LWhitg.L,'2, . -1' V 1 and, 31, 2, 3, 4,4Qrche'sfra, i, Z,3 26z'N3 p. -Q Q-4pd'5Q ,Ig+i,J94fsxuf-4.-?f.e.3ff5 - 4' Service, Zfc 4. . 4 V QI 41,7 1 4 1' A ,gpm Q1aZ?+3d?x-' 4 ,ff :L Y ,4 -Q ,A 5, . o . V 0 ,,,,'id!A,l' as o twenty-three QF' CLASSMATES 2 S Zfc STERRETT ADDISON DORSEY, Navy Duke,' Killed on Minesweeper, Pacific Theater PVT, WILLIAM EDWARD EIKER, Marines S Ifc HARRY FRANCIS Faux, Navy PFC. CURVIN ARTHUR SANDERS. Army rrBiHn ffpuaydu r-jakeu S Zfc MILTON Dons Moysn, Navy S Zfc LUTHER IRVIN SACHS, Navy Babe Lula lwenly-four J IN SE RVICE PVT. ROBERT CLYDE SCHULTZ, Army S lf: THOMAS FREDERICK SMALL, Navy rrR'B.u rr?-ubbyu PVT. FRED LEE HEATWOLE, Army PFC. WALTER EUGENE WOLFGANG, Army S lfc ROBERT FRANKLIN SA'YLOR, Navy fFFredJJ fPWd1tJl fPBOb!P STEWARD,S MATE Zfc CHIEF PETTY OFFICER S lfc RALPH EDWARD SEASE, Navy WILLIAM HOWARD TONSELV, Navy IRA THOMAS DORSEY, Navy Semis Brutus Ira twenty-five M6lMO1UiJM-ia uiflh HHilI 1I Plc. James H. Mclllwenny ' J ' '28 175 James W. Gilbert, Jr. ----'- 1- '34 Cpl. Horace M. Bushman -- -- ' 35 PM LT. Fred Troxell, Army Air Corps ' - '36 Sq'l'.l.2roy E, Aulllmcusiz ' ' ex. '39 Sgt Jolfm C. Fzlix -' ' - '-'- '40 Pfc. Charles Gene. Hess '-'-- ' '4-l Tech. Sql-. Uonold O. Price,Army Air Corps ' 'JH Lf. Paul W. S+i++', Army Air Corps --'-- 'ffl Sloff Sgt Earl Swopiz, Jr. - - '- ' ' ex.'4l Sfalii Sql. Winfield O. Smil-h - ' ex. 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Charles Rodgers Vice-President A.......,f,..,, Fred Rodgers Secretary ,-,,,,,,,, ,,.,,,., B atbara Klinefelcer Treasurer , ,,,,....,,,,,,,,,.,,....,.......,,,,..,,,, Doris Kitzmiller Class Advisers Adams, Helen Armistead, Harriet Barnes, Earl Bell, Dorothy Bisbing, Mary Blocher, Elizabeth Bream, Jean Bream, Myrna Mr. Robert Shea Hess, Richard Heyser, Robert Hockey, Henry Hoffman, Daniel Hull, Julia Jeffcoat, Viola Johnson, Richard Jones, Winifred ds, Mrs. LaRue Ridinger Rinehart, Alma Roberts, James Rodgers, Charles Rodgers, Frederick Rudisill, Marcella Sanders, June Sanders, Mary Louise Scott, Dorothy Bowling, Geneva Bucher, Donald Carn, Delma Clapsaddle, Keith Cole, Eugene Coover, Christine Curley, Helen Deaner, Kathryn Decker, Anna Doersom, Donald Donmoyer, John Dubbs, Winfield Eiker, Robert Felix, Jane Felix, John Ferguson, Patricia Ford, Elizabeth Fox, Howard Geiman, Chester Geisler, Evelyn Hankey, Anna Hankey, Betty Hartman, Jack Heagey, Evelyn Heatwole, Carol Heintzelman, Mary Hemler, Clair Hemler, Lorraine Herr, Maybelle Hershey, Jay Hess, James Hess, Joseph Karas, Doris Keckler, Martha Keefer, John Keefer, Joyce Keefer, Treva Kepner, Ruth Kime, Nadine Kitzmiller, Doris Klinefelter, Barbara Kranias, Mary Lou Kump, June Lazos, Mary Leech, James Lewis, William Little, Deloris McKenrick, John McLaughlin, Lawrence Martin, Martha Menchey, Phyllis Miller, Betty Miller, Evelyn Miller, Helen Moser Jack Myers Harry Nunemaker, William Ralfensperger, Ann Ralfensperger, Madeline Ramer, Jane Rebert, Janice Reynolds, Floyd Shanebroolc, Nancy Shanoltz, Lindy Sharrah, Wilmer Shelfer, Dale Shetter, Geraldine Shriver, Gladys Shultz, Sylvia Shupe, Ruth Small, Catherine Small, Lois Smith, Dorothy Smith, Peggy Smith, Philimine Snyder, John Stambaugh, Jeannine Stambaugh, Roxey Steinberger, Thomas Sterner, Donald Sterner, Marie Stock, Ann Straley, William Strohm, Rae Stultz, Dean Taughinbaugh, Doris Taylor, Robert Thomas, Jeanne Tipton, William Tonsel, Jane Trostle, Walter Vaughn, Mary Vogel, Thelma Wenschof, Betty twenty-nine SOPHCDMCDRE CLASS President ..,.....,,,,, Freda Rohrbaugh Vice-President ....,,,. .,,...-ffffff G alen KCCUCY Sefrgtary YPYVYYYYYYYY- ,,,,,, E ileen MCGl3UghliH Tyggyurer - -wvYYYYY-,,,,,,,,,,YY,,Y,,,,,,,,YA,,,Y,,,,,,,,,,,,, Winiffed Nallgle C lass Advisers .. Andrew, Frederick Angelo, Christ Anzengruber, Clarence Arendt, Janet Barnes, Geraldine Baughman, Mary Kay Bender, Charles Benner, John David Bisbing, Raymond Blocher, David Bollinger, Donald Bower, Mary Bowling, Betty Bracy, Marianne Brenizer, Marian Brent, Virginia Bucher, Paul Bupp, Anna Campbell, Russell Carter, Esther Chrismer, Mary Clapsaddle, Arthur Cole, Mary Louise Cole, Richard Conover, Sarah Conti, Elvira Coshun, Ethel Crabill, Willie Catherine Cromwell, John Davis, Helen Diehl, Ruth Jeanne Donaldson, Douglas Dougherty, Dolores Dubbs, Ida Dunkinson, Reginald Eberhart, Helen Eckert, Ruth Eilcer, Shirley Englebert, Grover Fair, Kenneth Felix, Dean Ferrar, Dale Flohr, Helen Forry, Jean Foth, Robert Gebhart, Edward George, Stella Gigous, Robert Gleim, Patricia Miss Doris Neithammer, Mr. Elmer Schriver Green, Robert Grieb, Geoifrey Haller, Richard Hardman, Clarence Harner, Jean Helwig, George Hertz, Barbara Hill, Elizabeth Hoff, Donald Hull, Betty Hutter, Margel Jacobs, William Kaiser, Richard Karrasch, Ruth Keefer, Patricia Keeney, Galen King, Gene King, Mildred Knouse, Marian Koontz, Dorothy Koontz, Genevieve Larson, Sara Leedy, Robert LeGore, Lou Etta LeGore, Peggy Linebaugh, Faith Little, Clyde McLaughlin, Eileen Mattingly, Ethel May, La Vaughne Meals, William Mickley, Marguerite Miller, Marie Miller, Richard Mills, Richard Moser, Charles Musselman, Betty Myers, Delores Naugle, Winifred Olson, Howard Oyler, Evelyn Oyler, Jane Plank, Alice Rebert, Patricia Redding, Ida Ridinger, john Riley, John Rohrbaugh, Freda Rohrbaugh, Mary Roth, Barbara Rudisill, Merle Sanders, Darlene Sanders, Earl Sanders, James Schmidt, Paul Sease, Kathleen Sease, Melvin Sentz, Settle Settle, Caroline jack john Shealer, Robert Sherman, Darlene Shetter, Charles Shull, William Singley, Betty Slaybaugh, James Small, Jean Small, Lorraine Smith, Mary Snider, Mary Sponsler, Patricia Sterner, Doris Swope, Helen Swope, Ruth Ann Taughinbaugh, Dale Thomas, Jo Ann Thomas, Violet Thompson, Isaac Toddes, John Trostle, Gerald Waddell, Betty Jane Walter, Paul Waybright, Paul Waybrighr, Richard Weaner, David Weaver, Donald Weaver, Doris Weigle, Mary Wetzel, Anna Wherley, Betty Wherley, Eileen Whited, Judith Williams, Clyde Wilson, Rachel Wolfgang, Kenneth Woodward, Doris Yingling, Jacob Allison, Richard Andrew, Myrtle Aughinbaugh, John Baker, Nancy Barnes, Betty X BX Fisher, Robert Beamer, Arnold Bigham, Miriam Bolen, Gloria FRESHMAN, CLASS ' Prggidenp ---,---,,,,,,, L ,,4,A,,,w,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, R obert Hottie Vice-Pre5iden ,1 - A - fbafa BYYSOH Sefretary ,,,,,,,YYYY,YY,AAA,,YY,,vY,Y,,Y,,,,,,,, .,..,v R ichard Allison Treggurer --,, YA,YY,wYA,, .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,...,. B 1' UCC Westerdahl -r Clasr Advisers ,.,,r, Mr. Jack Cessna, Miss Gertrude B. Little MMM Feaster, Freda Lee, Mary Schwartz, Vicgt ' Fair, James Leedy, Marjorie Scott, Emma nn,,,y,4fj I 1 , Felix, Peggy 1 Legore, Lorraine Shealer, Patricia ,' 1.7L Finkboner, Loisugxqkxi Limbaugh, Ira Shelleman, Goldie , I, Lippy, Elizabeth Shetter, Janet f uf.0ff 3i?T ' Fisgel, Frank Little, Eleanora Shindledecke , Delores Fissel, Joyce Flickinger, Howard If Bowling, John Fridinger, Virgini v Bream, John Gastley, Effie l , Breighner, Ray 1 Gindlesperger, G enn V Brown, Anne Green, Harold , H Bryson, Barbar ,. Group, Mary 0 N Bucher, Lillie' 0 Hankey, Harold Burkholder, Peggy Hankey, William Bushman, Margaret Harner, Robert Bushman, William MHartman, Lorraine Carroll, Clare :QS-2:54585 V Heagey, Martha Carter, Harriet Heflin, Helen Cassett, Charlotte 5 nHemler, Esther Chamberlain, Geneviev erring, Earl ,I Clapsaddle, Delores Herring, Richard Clapsaddle, Marion Hess, Malcolm Clapsaddle, Mary Hess, Thomas, Cole, Robert ll Hoffman, Joyc Coleman, Richard Hossler, Jean Coover, Marion Hottle, Robert Coshun, Doris T Jacoby, Ruthwwi Crabill, Martin J ckson, Allen Crouse, Ned b Z0 5 Cues, David Dayhoff, Fre - Kane, Eugene Da hoff, Harold W ane ames t I Dy Rm d f'JJ eaner, ic ar ee er, anet K Deardorif, Jane Deatrick, Thelma Dellinger, Betty Diehl, Frederick Dornberg, Robert Diveley, Vashti Doersom, Barbara, N Donaldson, Guyiff Dorsey, Betty of Eisenhart, William Evans, Mary Li .ffl V Keefer, Mary 4 Kennell, Darlene Kepner, Betty Killalea, Patricia King, Madeline Kinsey, Glenn Kleinfelter, Stuart Knox, Joan ff Knox, Richard Kump, Ronald . Kuykendall, Ila. Long, George McGlaughlin, Mildred McKendrick, Catherine McLaughlin, Jeap McSherry, Janet,f9 March, F rederick Q 1 I Martin, Vincent C Mason, Dolores Mayberry, Betty Miller, George Monn, Betty Morelock, Bra ey Moser, Dixiejwf W1 Shindl Shultz Shultz edecker, Virginia Gloria Shultzi John J Signor, William Smith, Harry ' I Snyder, William Soder, Barbara ff Marion I 9 A If . no I' .. aff 1, i Spangler, Richard Springer, Jeannette Steick, Ralph Steinberger, Robert l I ,Steinour, Marcus Musselman, M rianff ifnef, Ralph Myers, Ethea , June Myers, Helen Storm, Will' Nerf, Virginian M Strickhouser, William Neibler, Davicwh4J4, 7ubl,L.,,LSvarnas, MHFY 'K Nunemaker, James Ogden, Nancy 714-v-0-3, Patti, Vivian Pittenturf, Edward Tate, Jean Tawney, Ann Taylor, Helen Vaughn, Betty Vogel Richard Plank, Anna n iv p , . Poppay, .Sydney W altemyer, Jeanne Redding, Robert 08' alter, Paul VfQ Reever, Mae Waybright, Jo ce Rhine, Paul 1 Wentz, Richard Ridinger, Lake ' J Riley, Jane ., ww Rogers, Charlotte Westerdahl, Bruce Wetzel, Jeanne White, Agnes Rothhaupt, Dorisaoqil Routsong, Jacqueline, ms, Jean i liams, Robert Sanders, Doris i itherow, Dale Sanders, Mary Jane I. Wolfgang, Anna Sanders , Mary Louise Woodson, Robert - g .. Sanders, Robert 8 , Woodward, Janet -f Schultz, Donald 0-4100-LYoung, Elain if J Schultz, Jay Ziegler, Wil1 I - thirty-three ,.......a-1 FACTS AND FANCIES KATHLEEN FURNEY . . . is known by her class hat . . enjoys the movies . . . has a distaste for jealous people . . is interested in sports . . . plans to enter business college. G Whiz PEGGY GIGOUS . . . her dog tag is her glasses and her long hair . . . Peg likes shoe strings . . . simply can't stand smoking and drinking . . . chiefly interested in a certain sailor . . . here's to a future beautician. BETTY GLADHILL . . . you can't miss her saucy turned-up nose . . . dotes on French fries . . . dislikes conceited people . . . finds a big interest in sports . . . wants to become a successful typist. GEORGE GORMAN . . . can be recognized anywhere by his black wavy hair . . . is happiest when playing basketball . . . unhappy when doing Spanish . . . turns his chief interest to sports . . . plans to enter college. Sky Traffic BILL GORMLEY . . . owner of a well-known ,34 Chevrolet . . . likes basketball . . . has unpleasant thoughts about homework . . . shows a keen interest in aviation . . . accepts the Navy as part of his future. BILL GOTWALD . . . wears rimless glasses . . . likes aviation . . . shares Bill Gormleyls homework thoughts . . . his future plans are located in Gettysburg Seminary. LEO GOULDEN . . . cowboy owner of a red-wheeled ,34 Dodge . . . devours hamburgs and chocolate milkshakes . . . shows a dislike toward stuck-up people . . . is interested in flying . . . hopes to join the Air Corps. Clowns MERTON GRACE . . . he cruises around in that 342 Pontiac . . . Slim really goes for red heads . . . hates big shots . . . centers his attention on eating . . . his future beef cows and pigs. includes raising HAROLD HAND . . . if you hear clod hoppers, it's Hand . . . likes athletics lespecially basketballj . . . has a prejudice against ill-tempered teachers . . . he's just wild about women . . . is undecided between Navy or college as his future. Sports and Sports Lovers KATHLEEN I-IANSFORD . . . the gal who volleyball . . . gets a great deal of enjoyment out detests smart alecs . . . is interested in sports become a beautician ESTHER HARNER . . . you canit miss that especially fond of ice cream .' . . dislikes hand lover of sports . . . no definite future plans, thirty-four can really play of dancing . . . . . . hopes to '41 Chevy . . . shakers . . . a VIRG HARTMAN . . . the tall handsome boy with a '38 Olds . . . likes beautiful girls . . . has a distaste for English . . . un- decided about his future. DICK HEINTZELMAN . . . is recognized by his darling grin . . . doesnit care for girls in high heels . . . votes basketball his chief interest . . . names college his future. Navy-Minded ANNA MAE HEMLER . . , the little girl with the tinkling laugh . . . likes dancing . . . dislikes app.e polishers . . . has a growing interest in the Navy . . . hopes to become a stenographer. JACQUELYN HESS . . . is recognized by her friendly smile . . . enjoys dancing . . . has a distaste for public speaking . . . joins Anna Mae in her interest in the Navy . . . plans her future as an interior decorator. Little Red Riding Hoods DOROTHY HINKLE . . . curly bangs . . . passion for driving . . . abhors plaid shirts and slacks . . . goes all out for sports . . . in a few years look lor Dot in secretarial work. JOAN JOHNSTON . . . sports red shoes . . . just give her a cheeseburger . . . hates the cafeteria line . . . pays special atten- tion to photography . . . plans to make a career of it. VDOLORES KANE . . . ever notice her brown eyes? . . . dotes upon strawberry ice cream . . . loathes gossipy people . . . chooses active sports . . . undecided in her future pians. Air Corps and Music CLAIR KEEPER . . . the happy-go-lucky type . . . thinks nothing surpasses airplane modeling . . . dislikes English . . . interested in Air Corps . . . which he dreams of entering some clay. MIRIAM KEENEY . . . identihed by her braids . . . loves choco- late ice cream sodas . . . lfllil'lKS washing dishes is a menace . . . all out for music . . . itrs off to college for Mim and a nursing profession. PHYLLIS LAWVER . . . Phylis soft blond hair identifies her . . . gorges on spaghetti and meat balls . . . dislikes pumps and socks . . . main interest is in Air Corps . . . soon Phyl will be off to business college. Two Well Retain Seniors BETTY LEEMING . . . flaming red hair . . . fiend for sports . . . rages at crying babies in the movies . . . concerned about journalism . . . hopes to enter college next fall. WANDA LOCHBAUM . . . another red haired dame . . . loves to dance . . . dislikes braggarts . . . interested in what the future may bring . . . office work is her plan for tomorrow. 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Q3 M ml X- G lk. i 51 -, -AE ' ., ' .V 1553 x.- ' 2 N fqgb , II ,- :FH 'K - ' ,,'- .. '- .1 1 X21 ..f. . 5 1. 1 s, K ' M I F' JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SOUAD First row: Paul Rhine, Bruce Westerdahl, john Schultz, Rodney Schull, Harold Dayhofi, Robert Steinberget, Robert Williams. Second row: William Bushman fmanagerj, Jack Ridinger, Robert I-Iottle, Robert Shetter, Eugene Kane, o n Augh inbaugh, William Eisenhart, Mr. Haehnlen fcoachj. Third row: Bill Snyder, Reginald Dunkinson, james Sanders, Richard Deatriclc, Guy Donaldson, William Shull Richard Coleman, Robert Foth. Oct. Nov. ll 11 1945 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE G.H.S. OPP. Carlisle ,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,.,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, , , , ,,i.,,,, . 0 19 Biglerville ,,,,,, . 6 14 Hanover ,,,,,,,,,,,, . 12 O Shippensburg , 19 0 Hanover ,,,,,,,,,,,, . 7 25 Biglerville .,,,,, . 0 14 Total ,,,, ,,... 4 4 72 John Scott 52, Don Raifensperger 70, Dave Rasmussen fco-captain, 64, George Gorman 21, Sam Matnngly 51.. lbirty-:ix SENIOR FOOTBALL VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD First row: Don Bucherjk Dale Shefferff Bob Heyserfk Dave Blocher, jay Hersheyfk John Scott, Fred Rodgersfk Charles Rodgersfk Second row: Dick Hessfk Dean Stultz, Earl Forryf A1 McDonnell,XX Don Raffenspergerfl Wilmer Sharrahflc Jack Hartman, Francis Eberhart, Paul Schmidt. Third row: Jack Cromwell fmanagerj, Bob Taylorjk Charles Curley, Dave Rasmussenfpk Don Sternerfk Joe Hessfkgf Eugene Colef George Gorman, Christ Angelojl' Sam Nlattinglyfk Mr. Ridinger fcoachl. Not on picture: Kenneth Wolfgang. Weffefman 1945 VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE G.H.S. OPP. Sept. 28 Carlisle ,,,.,.,..,.............,...,..A.....,.,,.,,,,.t,,,,,,..,,.,,-,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,, 0 26 Oct. 5 Hanover ,,....... O 26 12 Waynesboro ,,,,.,,.,. -, 0 27 19 Shippensburg ,,.,r.,. ,. 14 31 27 Chambersburg W 12 33 Nov. 2 Hershey ......,,,,,. 0 19 9 Mechanicsburg .. 13 32 Total ,,,,,,....,.. ,, 39 194 SQUAD MEMBERS Robert Heyser 59, Charles Curley 68, Allen McDonnell fco-captain, 50, Earl Forry 54, Francis Eberhart 28. Ihirty-raven 1945-1946 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL First row: Jack Ridinger, Reggie Dunkinson, Ken Fair, Bruce Westerclahl, Galen Keeney, Bill Eisenhart, Jack Cromwell, Bill Bushman. Second row: Bob Shetter fmanagerj, Dick Allison, Dick Deaner, john Schultz, Guy Donaldson, Charles Bender, Harold Dayhoff, Gerald Trostle, John Bream. Dec. Jan. Feb. Westminster York ,.,,.r,,,,,., Frederick ,,v,, York ,,....,,,,,,, Carlisle ,,,,,,,,, Chambersburg Waynesboro , Westminster , Hanover ..,,,,, Frederick ,,,,, Delone ,,,,,,,,, Shippensburg Chambersburg Delone ,r.....,. Waynesboro L Hanover ..,,,,, Shippensburg Total ..........,,. SCHEDULE OE GAMES G.H.S. OPP 27 21 15 51 34 17 13 41 17 27 24 44 19 24 38 14 22 17 28 10 21 14 15 19 28 17 33 7 20 31 18 24 20 13 392 391 1945-1946 VARSITY BASKETBALL First row: Dick Heintze1man,'k 4 George Gormanfbk Tom McG1augh1in, Dave Ras- musssen 'L' Eu ene Colefk oe Hessjk Don Raffens er erjk Scottie Mountain.9F v g P Second row: John Scott fmanagerj, Charlie Rodgers, Dale Sheffer, Jim Sanders, Jay Hershey, Jim Roberts, Fred Rodgers, Earl Forry fmanagerj. 'FLetterman SCHEDULE OF GAMES G.I-LS. OPP. Dec. 12 Westminster ,. 34 14 18 York H ,,,,.,...,.. ,, 46 39 21 Frederick ,,,... ,. 32 26 Jan. 4 York ..,,,.,,,,,.,. W 28 32 8 Car1is1e ,,,,,,,,,,,,, .. 57 39 11 Chambersburg ,,,,, . 28 344: 18 Waynesboro .,,,,, . 45 64: 22 Westminster .L... W 49 21 25 Hanover ,,,,,,,v A 40 2835 29 Frederick ,,,,,,.. ,. 38 27 Feb. 1 Delone ,,,,,,,,,,,,, , W 44 32 5 Shippensburg ,,,,,.. W 53 31 8 Chambersburg ,,,., , 32 2741 12 Delone H ...,,.,,,.,, , 49 16 15 Waynesboro .. A 47 2445 22 Hanover ,,,,..,...,, , 25 3195 26 Shippensburg ,,..... . 52 32 Tota1 ..,,,,, .. 699 459 'kLeague Games lhirly-mise orty rinse l I, 1 I S l 1945 TRACK First row: Charles Rodgers, Dick Heintzelman, Fred Heatwolefkx Dave Blocher, Don Bucher, Ed Carbaughf Bill Sperryft Harry Spanglerfk Gib Bowlingfl' George Gorman. Second row: Bill Ogdenfpk Fred Rodgers, john Schwartzfl' Con Knorrfm' John Horner, john Shaffer, Harold Small, jack Cromwell fmanagerj. Third row: Mr. Melvin Dry fcoachj, Don Raffensperger fmanagerj, George Thrushfk Al McDonnell,:l' Dick Epley, Leo Gallagher, Dave Rasmussen, Fred I-Iaehnlen, f ' Mr. I-Iaehnlen Qcoachj . Not on picture: Joe I-lessfk 3 Letterman TRACK SCHEDULE G.H.S. April 20 Mercersburg ,,,,,, W 34 173 27 Carlisle ..,7... ,. 66 May 7 Hanover ,,,,,,,,,,,, W 71 12 South Penn Conference 2 51 Hanover ,,,,,,,, Carlisle ...,,, Waynesboro ,.,.., Chambersburg ,,,,,,, 25 Harrisburg Catholic ..... .- 79 OPP. 72 273 50 45 46 232, 182 141+ 34 VARSITY G-CLUB First row: Dick Heintzelman, Don Raffensperger, George Gorman fpresidentj, Joe Hess ftreasurerj, AI McDonnell fvice-presidentj, Bob Taylor. Second row: Charlie Rodgers, Bob Heyser, Earl Forry, Eugene Cole, Wilmer Sharrah, Dick Hess. Third row: Fred Rodgers, Dale Shaffer, Mr. Ridinger fadviserj, Jay Hershey. Not on picture: Dave Rasmussen fsecretaryl. INTERCLASS FIRST I-IALF WINNERS First row: Jim Leech, Henry Hockey, Bob Taylor fcaptain, Rhode Island teamj, Paul Bucher, Winheld Dubbs, Bob Heyser. Second row: Richard Spangler, John Settle, Eugene Kane, Bob Leedy fcaptain, Duke teamj, Harry Smith, Robert Redding, Frank Fissel. forty-one GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSCDCIATIQN Cleveland, Doris Crouse, Rhoda Dickert, Rena Drake, Ramona Fortenbaugh, Ruthe Furney, Kathleen Harner, Esther Hemler, Anna Mae Hinkle, Dorothy Lawver, Phyllis Leeming, Betty Lochbaum, Wanda Lower, Emma Blocher, Betsy Bream, Jean Ford, Betty Heagey, Martha Heatwole, Carol Heintzelman, Mary Hemler, Lorraine Jeficoat, Viola Baughman, Mary Kay Bowling, Betty Davis, Helen Diehl, Ruth Jeanne Dougherty, Dolores Forry, Jean Gleim, Patricia Andrew, Myrtle Baker, Nancy Barnes, Betty Bigham, Miriam Bryson, Barbara Bucher, Lillie Bushman, Margaret Burkholder, Peggy Carroll, Clare Carter, Harriet Clapsaddle, Delores Clapsaddle, Marion Cole, Mary Louise Deardorff, Jane Diveley, Vashti X Miss NEITHAMMER, Adviser SENIORS Moser, Bettylee Musselman, Jean Myers, Grace Nunemalcer, Teresa Oyler, Barbara Oyler, Doris Plattenburg, Kathleen Rebert, Ethel Ridinger, Peggy Riley, Teresa Rohrbaugh, Lorraine Sanders, Jacqueline JUNIQRS Jones, Winifred Kleinfelter, Barbara Kranias, Mary Lou Kump, June Rafiensperger, Ann Ramer, Jane SOPHOMORES Hafner, Jean Hill, Betty Jo Heyser, Nancy King, Mildred Mattingly, Ethel Miller, Marie FRESHMEN Dorsey, Betty Finlcboner, Lois Group, Mary Hoffman, Joyce Kuykendall, Sue King, Madeline Killalea, Pat Mason, Dolores Mayberry, Betty McLaughlin, Jean McSherry, Janet Moser, Dixie Musselman, Marion Shetrer, Dorothy Shields, Anna Shields, Janet Shriner, Peggy Snider, Peggy Swisher, Rose Marie Swope, Jane Teeter, Betty Ullrich, Elsie Waybright, Geraldine Wetzel, Louise White, Gertrude Wilson, Rheda Rohrbaugh, Mary Shanebrook, Nancy Small, Catherine Small, Lois Smith, Peggy Ann Stock, Ann Louise Strohm, Rae Thomas, Jeanne Plank, Alice Rebert, Patty Rohrbaugh, Freda Sanders, Darlene Snider, Mary Sponsler, Pat Thomas, Jo Ann Ogden, Nancy Rogers, Charlotte Routsong, Jacquelyn Sanders, Doris Schwartz, Violet Scott, Emma Shealer, Pat Shetter, Janet Stich, June Svarnas, Mary Jane Vaughn, Betty Waltemyer, Jeanne Wetzel, Jeanne Williams, Joan Wolfgang, Anna Mae G. A. A. CABINET First row: Rose Marie Swisher, Barbara Oyler, Jane Swope fsecretaryl, Grace Myers fvice-presiclentl, Miss Neit- hammer fadviserj, Dorothy Shetter ftreasurerj, Rhoda Crouse fpresidentj, Anna Shields, Gertrude White, Louise Wetzel. Second row: Bettylee Moser, Rena Diclcert, Esther Harner, Ethel Rebert, Betty Teeter, Jean Musselman, Emma Lower, Peggy Ridinger, Phyllis Lawver. Third row: Teresa Riley, Doris Cleveland, Anna Mae Hemler, Lorraine Rohrlnaugh, Ruthe Fortenbaugh, Kathleen Plattenburg, Wanda Lochbaum, Dorothy Hinkle. Fourth row: Jacqueline Sanders, Kathleen Furney, Teresa Nunemalcer, Elsie Ullrich, Rhecla Wilson, Doris Oyler, Ramona Drake. CHEERLEADERS Catherine Small, Bettylee Moser, Ann Stock, Emma Lower, Barbara Klinefelter, Esther Hamer, Peggy Ann Smith. Not on picture: Charles Bushman. forty-four lk, -rf Wie 12 Wig? ,A 1: 25 Qui, .af s V. GR? -it ' -nfrfi?-V? . ., 16:21:- 3. .. .T-?5'1'? . 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Q.: ,ua-1-VH: ,w .W . 1V V '-1-42 -2. jf ,.--' sy J A V 5,2 lf if.325 . -1' W., -V if Fw EV:-1 f:2i:2?' V -V' 'iw - ' 5' Q , 5- F ' L 4wj1zfffi' 'V 'V i-E fr . ' . 14,55 -. J -12 V ' . vwfiwf 'H-....-1 3' 3 . . ff ww df R Ep.. Ms V - P sw' 3 3--l-6 H' ' 'iff f if 3 1 ' ,,,,.: wwf , -. .Q V ' in - J-vf' me-.ks STUDENT CQUNCIL First row: Miss Ross fadviserJ, David Rasmussen ftreasurerj, Lorraine Rohrbaugh fsecretaryJ, Raymond Redding fpresidentj, Eugene Cole fvice-presidentJ, Mr. Troxell QadviserJ. Second row: David Weaner, Jane Ramer, Freda Rohrbaugh, Jean Musselman, Ruth Jeanne Diehl, Betty Jo Hill, Clare Carroll, Nancy Ogden. Third row: Betty Leeming, Jeanne Thomas, Ruthe Fortenbaugh, Elizabeth Blocher, Lorraine Hemler, Patricia Rebert, Mary Louise Cole, Joyce Waybright. I Fourth row: Richard Heintzelman, Dale Sheffer, Walter Mountain, Rohert Fisher, Vincent Martin, Robert Hottle. . RED CRCDSS COUNCIL First row: Mrs. Heintzelman Qadviserj, Jean Bream, Jack Cromwell, Nancy Shanebroolc, Ruth Shupe, Barbara Soder. Second row: Jean Small, Marjorie Leedy, William Bushman, Judith Whited, Caroline Culver. Third row: Jacqueline Routsong, Jacquelyn Hess, Janet Sixeas, Ruth Eckert, Winifred Jones, Lois Finlcboner. Not on picture: Sara Larson. forty-.fix NA-I-lQNAl. HONOR SOCIETY First row: Barbara Ziegler, Miriain Keeney, Betty Leeming fpresidentl, Nancy Amick. Second row: Dick Heintzelman, Dick Trussell, David Rasmussen, Granville Miller Qsecrerary-treasurerj, Raymond Redding. QUILI. AND SCRQLI. First row: Barbara Ziegler, Dick Heintzelman, Dick Trussell lvice-presidentj, Ruthe Fortenbaugh fpresiclentj, Lorraine Rohrbaugh fsecretary-treasurerj, Marbie Reed. Second row: Miss Ramer faclviserl, lvliriam Keeney, Kathleen Plattenburg, Dean Stultz, David Rasmussen, John Scott, Betty Leem- ing, Miss Munclis fadviserl. Third row: Mary I-leintzelman, Elizabeth Blocher, Charles Rodgers, Howard Fox, Barbara Klinefelcer, Jane Ramer. forty-seven MAROCDN AND WHITE STAFF First row: David Rasmussen fco-sports editorj, Kathleen Plattenhurg fcirculation managerl, Betty Leeming fnews editorj, Richard Heintzelman Qeditorj, Lorraine Rohrbaugh lhusiness managerj, Marhie Reed fco-feature editorl, Ruthe Fortenbaugh fco-feature editorj, Richard Trussell fco-sports editorl, Second row: Barbara Ziegler, Miriam Keeney, Betty Teeter, Nancy Amiclc, Elizabeth Blocher, Barbara Klinefelter, Miss Ramer fadviserj. Third row: Jacqueline Sanders, Rose Marie Swisher, Jean Musselman, Mary Heintzelman, Marguerite Miclcley, Mary Brindle. Fourth row: Jean Bream, Ann Raifensperger, Winifred Jones. Fifth row: Raymond Redding, Earl Forry, John Scott, David Woods, Howard Fox. JCDURNALISM CLUB First row: Carol Heatwole, Doris Jean Kitzmiller, Peggy Ann Smith, Miss Bauer Qadviserj, James Slaybaugh, Marianne Bracey, Mildred King, Helen Davis, Emma Scott, Martha Heagey. Second row: Jane Deardorff, Freda Rohrbaugh, Clare Carroll, Sue Kuylcendall, Mary Jane Svarnas, Patricia Shealer, Ethel Coshun, Betty Bowling, Mary Heintzelman. Third row: Nancy Baker, Mary Group, Jeanne Waltemyer, Barbara Bryson, Patricia Gleim, Jane Ramer, Darlene Kennel, Janet Shetter, Marion Musselman. Fourth row: Betty Hull, Jo Ann Thomas, Elizabeth Blocher, Violet Thompson, Barbara Klinefelter, Ann Louise Stock, Ann Raf- fensperger, Betty jo Hill, Mary Lou Kranias, Ruth Jeanne Diehl, Rae Strohm, Anna Wetzel. forty-eight CANNON-AID STAFF Write-Ups Editor Picture Editor ,,,,, Business Manager Advertising Manager Circulation Manager Senior VVrite-Ups--Betty Leeming fchrj, Nancy Amick, Geraldine Waybright, Barbara Ziegler, Wanda Lochbaum. F e a t u r e 5 - Ruthe Fortenbaugh fchr.j, David Rasmussen, Jackie Sanders, Ethel Rebert, Jean Mussel- man, Peggy Snider. 1 Snapshots-Joan Johnston fchrj, William Gotwald, Earl Forry, David Woods, Raymond Redding. COMMITTEES T y p i n g -- Lorraine Rohrhaugh fchr., , Doris Oyler, Doris Cleveland, Janet Shields, George Gorman, Raphael Redding. Advertising-Betty Teeter, Rena Dickert, Caroline Culver, Barbara Oyler, Leo Goulden, Rose Marie Swisher. Art-Grace Myers fchrj, Marlnie Reed, Lillian Borleis, Betty Sharpless. Book Distribution-Nancy Myers, Teresa Nunemalcer, Betty Glaclhill, William Gormley. T , ,, ,r,,,rrrr ,,,,r,r, M IRIAM KEENEY KATHLEEN PLATTENBURG A ,,,,,,,,,rr RICHARD TRUSSELL TERESA RILEY .IACQUELYN Hass Sports-John Scott fchrj, Rhoda Crouse, Dick Heintzelman. C I u In s - Marguerite Sprankle fchrj, Jane Swope, Clair, Keefer. Faculty and Classes-Emma Lower, Janice Cole. Senior Photographs-Phyllis Law- ver, Bettylee Moser, Anna Mae Hem- ler, Doris Rudisill, Peggy Shriner, Peggy Gigous. , Adviser-Miss Ruth A. Spangler. forty-nine V Amick, Nancy Angell, Betty Brindle, Mary Bowling, Florence Cleveland, Doris Cole, Janice Collins, Betty Crouse, Rhoda Culver, Caroline Dickert, Rena Drake, Ramona Fortenbaugh, Ruthe Fulton, Margaret Gladhill, Betty Gorman, George Hemler, Anna Mae Hess, Jacquelyn Johnston, Joan Blocher, Elizabeth Bream, Myrna Curley, Helen Decker, Anna Louise Ferguson, Patricia Ford, Elizabeth Fox, Howard Geisler, Evelyn Heintzelman, Mary Herr, Maybelle Hershey, Jay Hess, Richard Jeficoat, Viola Barnes, Geraldine Baughman, Mary Kay Bollinger, Donald Bower, Mary Bowling, Betty Bracey, Marianne Brenizer, Marian Carter, Esther Clapsaddle, Arthur Cole, Mary Louise Conti, Elvira Coshun, Ethel Crabill, Willie Catherine Cromwell, Jack Davis, Helen Diehl, Ruth Jeanne Donaldson, Douglas C H Q R U S MR. SHADE, Director SENIORS Kane, Delores Keeney, Miriam Lawver, Phyllis Leeming, Betty Lower, Emma Miller, Granville Moser, Bettylee Musselman, Jean Myers, Grace Myers, Nancy Nunemaker, Teresa Oyler, Barbara Oyler, Doris Rebert, Ethel Redding, Raphael Redding, Raymond Reed, Marbie JUNIORS Jones, Winifred Karas, Doris Keefer, Joyce Keefer, Treva Kepner, Ruth Kitzmiller, Doris Jean Klinefelter, Barbara Kranias, Mary Lou Kump, June Menchey, Phyllis Miller, Betty Raiifensperger, Ann SOPHOMCDRES Dougherty, Dolores Eckert, Ruth Eiker, Shirley Felix, Peggy Forry, Jean Gleim, Patricia Hill, Betty Jo Hutter, Margel Karrasch, Ruth Keeney, Galen King, Mildred Koontz, Dorothy Koontz, Genevieve LeGore, Peggy Linebaugh, Faith May, LaVaughn Miller, Marie Riley, Teresa Rohrbaugh, Lorraine Rudisill, Doris Shetter, Dorothy Shields, Anna Shields, Janet Shriner, Margaret Sixeas, Janet Snider, Evelyn Sprankle, Marguerite Starry, Ruth Swisher, Rose Marie Swope, Jane Teeter, Betty Ullrich, Elsie VC'aybright, Geraldine Wetzel, Louise White, Gertrude Ramer, Jane Rehert, Janice Shanebrook, Nancy Shetter, Geraldine Shupe, Ruth Small, Catherine Small, Lois Smith, Peggy Ann Stambaugh, Jeannine Stambaugh, Roxey Stock, Ann Strohm, Rae Vaughn, Mary Myers, Delores Naugle, Winifred Oyler, Evelyn Oyler, Jane Plank, Alice Plank, Anna Rebert, Patricia Rohrbaugh, Freda Roth, Barbara Slaybaugh, James Small, Lorraine Sterner, Doris Swope, Ruth Ann Thomas, JoAnn Thompson, Violet Waybright, Richard Weaver, Doris if ty-one HIGH SCHOGI. Cl-ICDIR First row: Mary Bucher, Emma Lower, Betty Leeming, Geraldine Barnes, Jacquelyn Hess, Mr. Shade fadviserJ, Ruthe Forten- baugh, Doris Jean Kitzmiller, Miriam Keeney, Jean Musselman, Joyce Keefer. Second row: Joan Johnston, Elizabeth Blocher, Nancy Amiclc, Elsie Ullrich, Mary Rohrbaugh, Marian Brenizer, Ruth Jeanne Diehl, Barbara Klinefelter, Elizabeth Ford. Third row: Anna Shields, Ethel Rehert, Doris Rudisill, Caroline Culver, Mary Brindle, Geraldine Waybright, Dolores Dougherty, Betty Jo Hill, June Kump. Fourth row: John Aughinbaugh, Galen Keeney, William Striclchouser, Donald Bollinger, John Cromwell, Richard Hess, Margaret Shriner, Ann Raifensperger, Ethel Coshun. Fifth row: Howard Fox, James Slayhaugh, Robert Hottle, Harry Smith, Glenn Kinsey, John Shultz, Raphael Redding, Richard Way- hright, Ned Crouse. Not on picture: Janice Cole, Ruth Ann Swope, Bruce Westerdahl, George Gorman, Ronald Kump, Kenneth Fair, Richard Allison, Reginald Dunkinson. MUSIC CLUB First row: Mary Bucher, Florence Bowling, Betty Collins, Betty Gladhill, Elvira Conti, Peggy Le Gore, Dolores Clapsaddle, Violet Schwartz, Anna Hanlcey, Mr. Shade fadviserJ. Second row: Dolores Dougherty, Miriam Bigham, Betty Little, Betty Miller, Betty Mayberry, Stella George, Faith Linehaugh, Jean Forry, Jean McGlaughlin. Third row: Betty Ford, Janet Woodward, Genevieve Chamberlain, Mildred McGlaughlin, Myrtle Andrew, Ethel Myers, Lou Etta LeGore, Eflie Gastley, Fourth row: Dixie Moser, Helen Myers, Margaret Bushman, Joyce Hoffman, Vashti Diveley, Mary Kay Baughman, Freda Dayhoff. Not on picture: Anne Brown, Anna Louise Decker, Ida Duhbs, Joyce Hoffman, Lorraine LeGore, Betty Monn, Anne Tawney, Janet Woodward. fifty-Iwo BAND First row: Patricia Sponsler, Rae Strohm, Ruth Jeanne Diehl fmajorettesl, Mary Bisbing, Galen Keeney, William Tipton, Glenn Kinsey, James Slaybaugh, Donald Bollinger, Robert Shealer, Robert Sanders, Robert Cole. Second row: Mary Evans, Nancy Shanebrook, Barbara Ziegler, Marian Clapsaddle, Mary Bower, Mary Lou Kranias, Doris Jean Kitz- miller, Raymond Bisbing, Delma Carn, Marion Musselman, Lorraine Rohrbaugh, John David Benner. Third row: David Jones, James Roberts, Jo Ann Thomas, Jeanne Thomas, Doris Oyler, Grace Myers, Alice Plank, Granville Miller, Howard Fox, Melvin Sease, Arthur Clapsacldle. Q Fourth row: Jacob Yingling, Richard Deaner, Richard Allison, Mr. Longaneclcer fdirectorl. i v ORCHESTRA MR. LONGANECKER, Director Doris Jean Kirzmiller, Ruthe Fortenbaugh, Ann Raffensperger, Madelyn King, Glenn Kinsey, Alice Plank, Jo Ann Thomas, Mary Evans, Granville Miller, james Roberts, Babara Ziegler, Nancy Shanebroolc, Doris Oyler, Grace Myers, Jeanne Thomas, Fred Rodgers, Howard Fox, John David Benner, Marion Musselman, Delma Carn, Raymond Bisbing, Marian Clapsaddle, Jane Sanders, Arthur Clap- saddle, David Jones, Helen Myers, Marguerite Mickley, Joan King, Robert Shealer, Charles Rodgers. fifty-three CHESS AND CI-IECKERS CLUB First row: Helen Taylor, June Stich, Doris Rothhaupt, Doris Sanders, Anna Wolfgang, Robert Hottle, David Weaner, Mr. Sheads latlviserl, Ethel Mattingly, Evelyn Oyler, Mary Weigle, Jane Felix. Second row: Willie Catherine Crabill, Doris Weaver, Patsy Gardenhour, Virginia Brent, La Vaughne May, Eileen Wherley, Gene- vieve Koontz, Elaine Young, Nancy Ogden, Janet McSherry, Catherine Small. Third row: David Woods, Walter Mountain, Robert Redding, Rodney Shuff, Robert Foth, James Sanders, Reginald Dunkinson, Chester Geiman, Keith Clapsaddle. Fourth row: Geoffrey Grieb, John Donrnoyer, Robert Arndt, Earl Myrick, Raphael Redding, Arthur Clapsaddle, Richard Haller, Ronald Kump. Fifth row: Loy Dietriclc, William Gormley, Leo Goulden, Kenneth Fair, Richard Hardman, Robert Shetter, Glenn Kinsey. Not on picture: Delma Carn, Ruth Ann Swope, David Raifensperger, Harold Hand, Tommy Hess, Howard Olsen, Dorothy Bell. LIBRARY STAFF Firth row: Thelma Deatriclc, Jane Deardorff, Mary Chrismer, Elvira Conti, Miss Ross fadviserl, Clare Carroll, Ila Jane Kuylcendall, Charlotte Rodgers, Delores Clapsaddle. Second row: Violet Schwartz, Treva Keefer, Shirley Eilcer, Mary Jane Svarnas, Patricia Shealer, Margel Hutter, Lily Bucher, Ann Doersom, Mary Weigle, Virginia Nett. Third row: Joyce Waybright, Patricia Killalea, Jacqueline Sanders, Miriam Bigham, Janet Arendt, Darlene Kennell, Janet McSherry, Nancy Ogden, Mary Group. Fourth row: Ethel Coshun, Nancy Baker, Barbara Bryson, Lois Finkboner, Vashti Dively, Jeanne Waltemyer, Mary Kay Baughman, Ellie Gastley, Jacqueline Routsong, Helen Myers, Janet Woodward. fifty-fvuf MASK AND WIC First row: Marguerite Spranlcle, Charles Bushman lcorresponding secretaryl, Nancy Amiclc ftreasurerl, Robert Wentz fpresidentl, William Tipton Cvice-presidentl, Ruthe Fortenbaugh frecording secretaryl, Mildred King, Betty Teeter. Second row: Teresa Riley, James Slaybaugh, Galen Keeney, W'illiam Meals, Donald Bollinger, Leo Goulden, Richard Chronister, John Donmoyer, Miss Scott fadviserl, Third row: Jane Ramer, Rena Diclcert, Patricia Ferguson, Mary Kay Baughman, Kathleen Plattenburg, Betty Collins, Rae Strohm, Mary Heintzelman. Not on picture: Virgil Hartman, Rose Marie Swisher, Ethel Rebert, Anna Shields, Marbeth Reed. SCIENCE CLUB First row: Patricia Killalea, Joyce Fissel, Thelma Deatriclc, William Striclchouser ltreasurerl, Galen Keeney lvice-presidentl, Xvilliam Tipton lpresidentj, Patricia Sponseller lsecretaryl, Richard Allison, Frederick Diehl, Mr. Cessna fadviserl. Second row: George Miller, Betty Mayberry, William Ziegler, Richard Herring, David Neibler, Robert Williams, William Snyder. Third row: Richard Vogel, -lack Settle, Donald Bollinger, Robert Gigous, Richard Kaiser, Howard Fox, Stuart Kleinfelter. Fourth row: William Meals, Sydney Poppay, Ned Crouse, Charles Bender, Russell Campbell, Donald Hoff, William Lewis, Marcus Steinour, William Straley. iffy-fre PERSONALITY DEVELCDPMENT CLUB First row: Winifred Naugle, Eileen McGlaughlin, June Sanders, Martha Martin ftreasurerl, Geraldine Waybrighr fvice-presidentl, Miss Ramer fadviserj, Lorraine Hemler fpresidentl, Nadine Kime, Esther Hemler, Mary Vaughn, Gladys Woodward. Second row: Joyce Keefer, Darlene Sanders, Alma Rinehart, Myrna Bream, Ruth Kepner, Mary Smith, Doris Rudisill, Jean Hossler, Philimine Smith, Thelma Vogel. Third row: Mary Lazos, Marguerite Spranlcle, Delores Little, Lorraine Hartman, Joyce Wayhright, Treva Keefer, Mary Brindle, Mar- garet Fulton, Betty Barnes, Delores Mason. Fourth row: Kathleen Sease, Lorraine Small, Maybelle Herr, Peggy Shriner, Betty Wenschoff. Fifth row: Marian Coover, Betty Singley, Helen Heflin, June Kump, Doris Karas, Mary Kathryn Lee, Madeline King, Esther Carter, Mary Louise Clapsaddle. I Not on picture: Helen Flohr lsecretaryl, Betty Sharpless, Mary Bisbing, Dorothy Smith, Marie Sterner, Doris Taughinbaugh, Gloria Bo en. gfm f l FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OE AMERICA First row: Miss Little ladviserl, Barbara Roth, Mary Snider lsecretaryl, Peggy Snider fpresidentl, Marie Miller. Second row: Martha Keclcler, Shirley Eilcer, Mary Louise Chrismer, Mary Louise Cole, Esther Carter, Geraldine Barnes. Third row: Viola Jetfcoat, Mary Evans, Helen Elnerhart, Viola Small, Madeline Raffensperger. Fourth row: Richard Mills, Richard Miller. Not on picture: Anna Bupp. fifty-six FUTURE FARMERS OE AMERICA First row: Paul Rhine, Richard Waybright, Floyd Reynolds ftteasurerl, Virgil Hartman fpresidentl, Daniel Hoffman, Paul Way- bright, Dale Taughinbaugh, William Shull, Mr. Schriver fadviserj. Second row: George Long, Robert Harner, Robert Woodson, Earl Herring, Lake Ridinger, Richard Spangler, Isaac Thompson, How- ard Flickinger, Frederick Andrew, Third row: Merton Grace, Martin Crabill, james Fair, Vincent Martin, Dale Scott, John Riley, Richard Wentz, Edward Gebhart. Fourth row: Guy Donaldson, Harold Green, Dale Witherow, Edward Pittenturff, Allen Jackson, Robert Eilcer, Eugene Kane, William Eisenhart, Robert Green. - Not on picture: Lindy Shanoltz, Richard Coleman. .-r'rrwrvu'rxr1 1 1' X BOYS' COOKING CLUB Front row: Paul Bucher, Richard Felix, Walter Trostle, Richard Cole, Raymond Bisbing, James Roberts. Back row: jay Hershey, Douglas Donaldson, James Hess, Clair Keefer, Charles Curley, Richard Johnson Not on picture: Henry Hockey, Tom McGlaughlin, Mrs. Ridinger fadviserl. L.-ni fifty-seven HEART TROUBLE Laura Morrison, a young small town girl, seeking some escape from her boring, humdrum life, becomes infatuated with a professional golfer from the city, Conrad Tyler. Mrs. Morrison, a very ambitious woman, attempts to force her family into more social affairs, to the great disgust of her husband, who is faced with the task of trying to keep his family within its means. Meanwhile, Junior Morrison falls in love with Lenore Appleby, the daughter of Jethro Appleby, a wealthy banker. This enrages Mr. Appleby, and still further complications arise from the unhappiness of Tommy Caler, Laura's former boy friend. Tommy pretends to be in love with Patricia in order to regain Laura's affection. However, all prob- lems come to a successful solution. Directed by Miss Ruth Scott, the play was presented to secure funds to purchase new stage equipment. CAST OF CHARACTERS zllry. Morrison llfr. Morrison Laura . Patricia .. Junior .,,t,..,,,...,,,..., Lenore Appleby ,, Tommy Caler ,,,,. Conrad Tyler ...,. fetlvro Appleby .,,,,, Mrs. Tyler Nancy Amick William Tipton Patricia Ferguson Rae Strohm John Donmoyer Barbara Klinefelter Anna Shields Virgil Hartman Leo Goulden Jack Moser David Woods Ruthe Fortenbaugh Kathleen Plattenburg THE GHOST FLIES SOUTH Anita and Diana, who have been reared to regard gambling as something of major vice, decide to gamble on the stock market regardless, and with beginner's luck, they win four hundred thousand dollars. In order to keep Morgan, Anita's fiance, from discovering the situation, they tell him that the money was left Anita by an Uncle William who died in the West. Morgan and his mother are anti-gambling addicts and the engagement would stand in jeopardy if they found out how the money was really secured. The little lies grow beyond the control of the two girls in an amusing series of climaxes. Most amusing and concerned is Grandma, who has to be convinced that she had a son William. Morgan finally sees a Haw and looks into the matter to discover the deception, but he keeps his discovery to himself. He hires a cowboy and an Indian squaw-actors--to come and blackmail Anita for half the money. They are to represent William's partner and wife. Anita realizes what Morgan has done, so she scares the two with threats and they leave. She then tells Morgan that she gave them the money, and he is very much worried, for they were supposed to give the money back to him, but he can't find them. Finally the situation is cleared, and Anita is conceded to be very clever indeed. This play, directed by Miss Ruth Scott, was presented by members of the senior class on the evenings of March 21 and 22. Anita Ilflereditfi ...... Diana Meredith ..... Grandma Bantry ..,,,.,. Morgan Winthrop .........,. Mrs. Morgan Winthrop Tyler Rankin ,..,..,.,.......,.... Homer Reed ...........,... M rs. Homer Reed ..,,.,. Cordelia ,,.,..,....,v...... Buck Hollis ,........ C liiquita ........... CAST OF CHARACTERS Betty Teeter Marbeth Reed Nancy Amick Raymond Redding Bettylee Moser Virgil Hartman Leo Goulden Gertrude White Rena Dickert .. Granville Miller Viola Small ffty-nine FACTS AND FANCIES SAM MATTINGLY . . . blue eyes out of this world . . .'Sam's a football lover . . . thinks girls who smoke are ridiculous . . . chooses football as his interest . . . headed for the U. S. Navy. AL MCDONNELL . . . sports fiend . . . loathes two-faced people . . . pays special attention to a certain junior . . . expects to attend a trade school. GRANVILLE MILLER . . . those baby blue eyes-hubba, hubba . . . likes to play in the band . . . despises English . . . hopes to play his sax in a dance orchestra. BETTYLEE MOSER . . . pin-up gall' . . . dancing is her speed . . . wants a longer lunch period . . . concerned about suc- cessful future. Please Call Him Scottie WALTER MOUNTAIN . . . thinks nothing can compare with sports . . . abhors braggarts . . . basketball is Doc's big interest . . . plans to become another Doctor Mountain. Happy-Go-Luckies JEAN MUSSELMAN . . . notice her brown eyes . . . likes chocolate ice cream best of all . . . dislikes two-faced people . . . wants you all to buy clothes at her own dress shop in the future . . . sports heads her list of interests. GRACIE MYERS . . . where Zeke is, there is Gracie . . . another ice cream fiend . . . this gal hates homework . . . art is the primary feature in her life now and art school is her future heading, NANCY MYERS . . . leading the life of Riley . . . doesn't like two-faced people either . . . here's a future nurse . . . her biggest interests are the two N's-nursing and the Navy. X EARL MYRICK . . , bow neckties are his passion . . . becomes disgusted with hard. mental work . . . sports top his list, too . . . a future gob. TERESA NUNEMAKER . . . has lo-o-o-ong dark hair . dancing is her main like . . . despises people who brag . . popular music is one of her biggest interests . . . future beautician. And They Shall Have Music BOBBY OYLER . . . need we even mention her horse laugh! . . . ummmmmm, those chocolate malted milkshakes . . . thumbs down on apple polishers . . . and she's not kidding when she says her biggest interest is clothes . . . herels the future manager of a Western Union office. DORIS OYLER . . . usually seen with either an alto sax or a clarinet . . . movies top her list of likes . . . tattletales come at the bottom . . . Doris's biggest interest is, of course, music . . . the future is still dim, but continuing her education is the main idea. - sixty KATTI PLATTENBURG . . . football and basketball are her passions . . . mean and grumpy people are her pet peeves . . . sports is the biggest interest for Katti . . . wants to hunt a good job!f?l The Three R's DAVE RAFFENSPERGER . .. you can recognize him by 'lthe gangster lookn . . . baseball is this man's love . . . and snobbish people get the cold shoulder from him . . . Ha! he comes right out and tells us that his biggest interest is beautiful women . . . travel- ling is what the crystal ball reveals for him. DONALD RAFFENSPERGER . . . huge ears . . . sports is his biggest like . . . English is his most hated item . . . athletic director or a coach is the line-up for Buzz. DAVE RASMUSSEN . . . his broken-down station wagon tells his tale . . . Dave's hipped on driving . . . doesn't like fights . . . football is his big game . . . college is next on the list for him. Music I?j Lovers ETHEL REBERT . . . distinguished by a feather cut . . . mad about plaid shirts . . . interested in music . . . here's a medical secretary. RAPHAEL REDDING . . . Model A Ford . . . this boy loves bananas . . . absolutely hates two-faced girls . . . singing is well known as his main interest . . . Army first and then music for Raphael. Pity the Teacher RAYMOND REDDING . . . always seen with that corduroy hat . . . the man likes math!!! . . . righteously hates to be stood up . . . crazy about sports . . . life's blueprint calls for engineering. MARBIE REED . . . just call her shiny nose Reedn . . . wants to meet Frenchmen . . . hates noisy eaters . . . spends life in art room . . . plans to go to art school. CHUCK RIDER . . . invariably eating . . . thinks ideal school would be all study halls . . . a baseball fan . . . here comes the Navy! PEG RIDINGER . . . if you hear a hearty laugh, thatys Peg . . . loves blue eyes and red hair . . . dislikes catty girls . . . interested in Home Ec . . . it's college for Peg. These Kids Know What They Want TERRY RILEY . . . known by those re-al lo-o-ng eyelashes . . . here's another gal who likes sports . . . hates to be kept waiting . . . aspires to be an executive. ODIE ROHRBAUGH . . . her tag is her temper . . . dreams of teachers that don't give homework . . . loathes all forms of tomatoes . . . hopes they have French fries in heaven . . . another secretary. DORIS RUDISILL . . . has naturally curly hair . . . likes at- tractive clothes . . . would like to murder tardy people . . . fond of mannerly boys . . . intends to be accordion teacher. 1. Class ofiicers-Junie, Peg, Loy, Balns, Scottie, Renie 4. Yearbook heads-Terry, Mim, Dick, Kit, and jackie 2. Don't smile, fellows, you'll smear your lipstick! 5. Our team, with all eyes toward future victories 3. Bircl's eye view 6. Time out for refreshments 7 xzxty-one FACTS AND FANCIES JACKIE SANDERS . . . red rimmed glasses . . . favors sports ' Out of Towners clothes . . . hates people who talk in movies . . . loves to read JAYNE SWOPE I I I ennnervs Wings I I I she lilres Hselnlryw I I I ' ' ' another Private Secretary- reading is gruesome, says Jayne . . . her interest lies in the future . . . some business school will soon claim her. Blue Jean Boys JOHN SCOTT I I I el0nI ClnPI gn Ilonnfs elndhonners I I I BETTY TIEETER . . . another dizzy blonde . . . gets a big always ready rn llsren rn a good joke I I I never listens rn eos, charge out of football games . . . absolutely hates conceited people siping . . . sports fan . . . plans upon college entrance, . . . right now she's concentrating on art . . . plans to attend college. PAUL SETTLE . . . has a pilot,s license . . . crazy about avia- tion . . . doesn't like English speeches . . . interested in aviation Laugh and the World Laughs Too I I I elrner farming or the Marines for paul DIXIE TOWNSEND . . . her Southern accent just thrills every- one . . . loves hiking . . . shrinks from stuffed olives . . . another Strictly Long Hai,-U Crowd art lover . . . a future beauty operator in her own little shop. BETTY SHARPLESS . . . always clowning . . . another dancer I III I Id I I d I DICK TRUSSELL . . . his tag is easy fthe pencil behind his earl ' ' ' Cant stan mmm! el-are peep! ' ' ' mtel-este In an ' ' ' . . . Dick likes most women . . . however, some women he dislikes lans to be a secretar in Washin ton. . . . . . . P Y g . . . sports is his interest . . . his future lies in two key words, If ' S be!!! DOT SHETTER . . . has long hair . . . loves to dance . . . Qmen a deeply dislikes snobbish people . . . her interest lies in the Marines El-ISIE ULLRICH I I I laughing will lead You to Elsie I I A music ' ' ' hopes to Work as 3 ticker agent of a secretary' is her love . . . reading is her pet peeve . . . an ardent basketball fan . . . headed for Central Penn Business School. ANNA SHIELDS . . . Her tag is Dick's ring . . . the athletic type . . . dislikes loud people . . . interest is music . . . wants to EVELYN WADDELL . . . always seen in company of a Spanish attend business college. book . . . dancing takes up her time . . . stuck-up people disgust her . . . Spanish is het big interest . . . may become either a Here Comes the Navy beautician or a Spanish teacher. JANET SHIELDS . . . likes a blue-eyed sailor . . . dislikes braggares I I I lntereered in ner future I I I srend GERRY WAYBRIGHT . . . always wears white socks . . . dotes on strawberries with ice cream . . . despises tattletales . . . sports PEGGY SHRINER . , . another gum chewer . . . mad about is number one for Gerry . . , her future is indefinite. perfume . . . dislikes high heels and socks . . . Navy-minded gal I I I n lady ln wl.rlreI ROBERT WENTZ . . . runs around in a gray '40 Olds . . . crazy about hunting . . . wonders why there must be homework . . . JANET SIXEAS . . . listen to her laugh . . . crazy about French Bob's biggest interest is in dramatics . . , he's headed for the fries . . . interested in her future . . . secretary. Coast Guard. Definigely the Siem, Type LOUIS-E WETZEL . . . shortness is her known feature . . . ice VIOLA SMALL I I I ble feet are hee Idemineeden me I I I cream heads her list of passions . . .Ihates homework . . . sports always buying popular music . . . doesn't appreciate corny jokes make up her big moment ' ' ' another nurse on the Way up' . . . her biggest interest is her future . . . gonna' be a secretary. Outdoor Tyne PEGGY SNIDER I I I perfect page boy I I I Pegey,e ehief like GERTRUDE WHITE . . . distinguishing feature is her pierced is lots of friends . . . doesn't like two-faced people . . . she, too, ears ' ' ' adores boys ' ' ' hate? report Cards ' ' ' can this gal has hee eye en the future I I I maybe a eeereeaeyye Peeieiem huntl . . . future plans are either becoming a beautician or attending college. Woof' Woof!! RI-IEDA WILSON . . . a certain sailor is her dog tag . . . how MARGIE SPRANKLE ' ' ' is recognized bv Philis fins ' ' ' she goes for cake rolls with ice cream . . . thumbs down on nosy sheis all out for Phil . . . despises catty girls . . . her interest people I I I sports is her. passion I I I another Secretary lies in the men . . . anticipates a future as a beautician. DAVE WOODS . . . you've guessed it, chewing guml . . . he'd RUTH STARRY . . . dancing is the love of her life . . . would walk a mile for a Hershey bar . . . phooey to uncooperative like to trample all the gossipers . . . mad about music . . . business females . . . sports is his big interest . . . college looms ahead. college for R 'h'e' Last But Hardly Least ROSIE SWISHER . . . just call her Dimples . . . devours BARBARA ZIEGLER . . . long, natural, wavy hair introduces French fries . . . refuses to speak to apple-polishers . . . sports is Babs . . . gets a big charge from detective stories . . . how the main item on her list of interests . . . another woman of the she hates homework! . . . playing her clarinet is her specialty world, for she craves a buying career. . . . law school for F.B.I. work is her future. sixty-two 1. Did somebody say CHARACTERS? 2. Anything to attract attention 3. Mighty solid, we'd say! 4. Champs of both sexes 5. Representatives of the art and music rooms 6. Ir seems to me that the best policy . . ', 7. Livin', Lovin', and Loafin' 8. Ummmmmmmmm . . . And did ya' know that our senior class poll showed that Peggy Shriner and Dick Heintzelman are our dreamy, luscious date stuff Crufflj, and Mary Brindle and Harold Hand give with the shiny-apple methodv? Yep! And we also learned that Peggy Ridinger and Leo Goulden should be dubbed The Personality Plus Kidsvg Betty Leeming and Dick Trussell have plenty of stuff to succeed in anything and everythingg and that jean Musselman and Ep and Bob Wentz and Ida are the truest steadies this side of the Rockies! sixty-three I-IESS ANTIQUE SHOP ANTIQUES BOUGHT AND SOLD GLASS - FURNITURE - CHINA 233 Chambersburg Street GETTYSBURG, PA. PHONE 619-W OUR ADVERTISERS Adams County Adams County Adams County Adams County Cold Storage Company Farm. Bureau Co-op Association Motors Corpoiation Novelty Company Alwine Brick Company Ann's Beauty Shoppe Armistead, H. G. 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ELKS No. 1045 Serving and Selling 1 .Automobiles for the l Past 31 Years Q PACKARD ' S HUDSON CARS , National TAILORS Garage CO. 1 and D. C. Forney, Prop. A Q Q Q ,Q C. S. Menchey, Mgr. HABILRDASHTLRS 12-14 Chambersburg St. GETTYSBURG, PA. ...E1!f2.S'1E!X2... Z5-27 Chambersburg Street Gettysburg, Pennsylvania sixty-:every 1 I Jixty-eight Britcher SL Bender DRUG STORE 27 Chanihershurg Street Gettysburg, Pa. A FINE LINE OF GROCERIES and MEATS Redcling's Grocery IVG 141.111 fn Please Chambersburg and Franklin Streets . 8:40 rush . P. D. class on Friday, football season . Demure smiles FE? ! F! . 101 at 12:15 . Official boss . Emma fSanta Clansj Lower Bill . The annex . How did Swisher get in that row . Must'a had a hard night . Stowaways . That's Marbie holding down the art room . XVoods, are you chewing again? . Planning a new attack Did you hear ahout the moron 7 . Smile now, girls! . Note, musicians! . Rosie, quit acting natural! . Here's where General Eisenhower lived . GE-GE-GE-TT . Blue Monday . Clickory, Click C01'1f1pIi111c11ts Of WE TZ'S FURNITURE STORE GE'1'TX'SI3l'RG QServing you since IZZQ ADAMS COUNTY COLD STORAGE CO. Es'rA1zI.isHizn SINUE 1917 GETTYSBLTRG. PA. WILLIAMS GROUP PHOTOGRAPHER FOR 1946 CANNON-AID F A B E R ' S CENTER SQUARE FOUNTAIN SERVICE BREVER S ICE CREAM sixty-nine l RQMAYNE MIIILERS- REEL TIRE SERVICE l 250 Buford Ave. Gettysburg, Pa HOME-MADE CANDIES Phone 224-Z 52 Chambersburg St. Gettysburg i RECAPPING VULCANIZING GENERAL TIRES 81 TUBES Compliments C0llIfPIil7I0lll'S of of SL BUTTS DINER MRS. S. E. SwoPE f Next Door to Esso Station Rosalind Park Buford Ave. l , Aun'S Beauty Shoppe S 238 Baltimore St. ' TAILQRING AND ALL LNES UF T DRY CLEANING BEAL'f1-X' CUL'11LTRlE Glllleft, Proprietor phone 495-X 24 CHAMBERSBURG STREET ANN BXIAUST BACHENSKY I-7110116 20-Y l C0llg7'l1f'ltlClfI.0HS p C0111 Iinzents of t th GALLAGHERS l . P l O 6 Q MEAT MARKET i GRADUATING CLASS M' E. ,UPTON of XN'est Middle St. 1946 l - Also a line of Shoe Repairing P Loyal Grder of Moose Gmcerieg De Luxe Restaurant C0111P1fH1eHfS of 53 Chambersburg St, GETTYSBURG, PA. U . PHONE 171-X W1ll1HmS, Shoe Store DINNERS AND A LA CARTE SERVICE . All Kinds of sandwiches Baltlmofff Street ,veventy , . Complimerzts of TOBEY'S I nsure Your Fuiturc with a course at CENTRAL PENNA. BUSINESS COLLEGE I-Iartzell's Esso Station LINCOLN WAY EAST Kg Mile East of Gettysburg, Pa. Mickleyys COIllf7I'l'7ll811fS of Barber Shop WARNER and Beauty Parlor 1 323 Market Street Chambersburg St. MAJESTIC Harrisburg Pennsylvania and Gettysburg AN1r0tf6d by H16 STRAND State Couzmittee on Business Salma! Standards GUY MICKEY' owne I HEATRE5 1814 1946 C0111f7IiIll6'IlfS of HOTEL The GETTYSBURG ON THE SQUARE!! HENRY M. SCHARF, Manager Gettysburg National Bank Ou York Street GETTYSBURG, PA. .llmllber Fvdwal Deposit IHsnranc'e C0l'P0l'f1fIOIl Member of Federal Reserve System Constructive Banking Since Colonial Days - 1814 1946 Colzzjrltizrzents T H E DELECT0 DAIRY Justice ofthe Peace C. ON THE SQUARE v JOHN H. , BASEHORE C 0 M P A N Y Invites your INCORPORATED P9-tf011Hge GENERAL INSURANCE ADAMS COUNTYUS ONLY KURAN iskomms Gffffysbufg, PH- WHQLESALE GRQCER Class of 1923 GE'r17Ys1aURG, PA. C0lI'lf7li7ll61lf.Y to Class of '46 CLOYD B. SHETTER CATERER 48 Chambersburg St. Gettysburg, Pa. C01M,f9Izf11'1e11fs of HARRIS BROTHERS DEPARTMENT STORE GETTYSBURG, PA. 5E'V27lfy 0118 seventy-:wa Adams Co. Farm Bureau N Co-op. Ass'n GE'l l'YSBURGV, PA. FICEIJS, SEEDS, FERTILIZERS, ETC. Huy C'0-0pm'atii'vIy and Save H10 IJ1'jf01'e114'0 for l'0nrst'If .I 'hone 390 7- l. Christmas pageant Z. Strictly a pnt-up job 3. Food for thought -1, Spike Jones' fans 5. VVell, let's get this 6. Noon stampede 7. Z0 cents . . . straw 8. Aw, go away! 9. VVorth waiting for 10, Large or small? ll, Upsa' daisy 12. Photography bugs l3. Best foot forward oxer in a hurry! F . . . thank you Ask Your Teacher About joining the march of the multitude of High School students in the money-saving parade made possible through the School Savings System at the First National Bank Ulf GETTYSBURG O11 Cfllffl' SIIIIIIIT Sizzfr 1857 Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation MARTIN'S sHoE sToRE Star Brmzd Shoes .-Ire Bcffw' CI-IAS. B. BE DER seventy-three c'E1owers for All Occasions . C0llIf7Il1I1L'l1lS Complinmms The Waysrde Flower Shop of Phone 629-Z vf MAJESTIC Co f rl I 1' - fmlliww l SODA sEN1ciigsao1g Igzfhss lor 1946 MINTERS GRILL Fleetfwing Super Service STORE WM- WALD0 s. F. -KPAPPW SWOPE MMGW Carlisle Street WESTMINSTER STUDIO DISTINCTIVE PORTRAITURE School and College Photography-Comnzcrcial Pl10f0gI'Gf7l1'j' CHARLES F. MAGEE, Proprietor WESTMINSTER, MD. Compliments of , , JOSEPH E. Complimm Remmels Print Shop 54 Chambersburg Street S M I T H of Gettysburg, Pa. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING and REPAIRS Phone 624-Y 202 S. Stratton St. THE WEE WAH WARNER NOVELTY Class of ,44 35 Chambersburg Street Gettysburg, Pa. Gifts Unusual af Popular Prices ty-four Complhimmts Cozzzplimeufs of 7 gf Texas I-Iot KNGX S W, Fooo MARKET h 1 len er 344 S. VVashington St. Doug erty SL I-Iart ey ERNIEIS VVE DELIVER DRY GUODS Chambersburg Street Phone 261-W lohn S. Teeter SL Sons Incorporated A Cyeneral Contractors CRUSI-IED STONE Phone 696 C0llIf7I1.llI67'lfS Sweetland Home-Made Candies vf SODA FOUNTAIN Baltimore Street GITLIN GETTYSBURG PA. Cremerls Flowers Since 1879 U RELIABLE SERVICE AND QUALITY ALWAYS F. E. CREMER, Florist 219-227 E. VValnut Street HANOVER, PA. Your Flower Phones: 3791-92 Adams Co. Motors Corp. FORD - MERCURY - LINCOLN York and Liberty Streets PHONE 274 THE SHOE BOX Better Shoes Fitted Bctfezf' SPORT - DRESS -- EVENING For All the Family GETTYSBURG, PA. seventy ,.,,,..,,,....,,- -.-,, Q.-, vw- A A 'iv---tw HELEN QATLANTIC A st PACIFIC TEA Co. 4 DRESSES I SUITS' BAGS KAY The Fashion Shop for Girls lialtimore St. ' COII1fJ1TlIl6IlfS of GETTYSBURG, PA. CU1l1ff7lilll6lIfS of S H U M A N ' S CUT RATE STORE COMPLIQTII: SODA FOUNTAIN SERVICE TRCSTLES APPLIANCE STDRE IVRIGIDAIRIC PHILCO RCA l fl0lIIf'1l.llIf'IlfS of BLUEPARRGTT TEA Room james A. Auinen. Prop. FOR I N S U R A N C E TIELIEPHGNE 300 PHILIP R. BIKLE T H I2 Gettysburg High School Alumni Association VVClC0l11CS Class of 1946 to their annual Get r1iOg6tl16I , XVednesday Evening, May 29 President .,,,..v.,, L LeRoy H. VVinebrenner, '18 lst Vice Pres. ,...., Dr. Robert A. Breain, '24 2nd Vice Pres. ....., Robert E. Sheads, Jr., '45 Secretary ................. . Jeanne A. Spangler, '42 Treasurer , .,....... Gladys Raymond Kelley, 1 18 Statistician ....,........... Uma Furney, 339 l C077'Lf7I'l-I77'6'1lfS of ' C0lllf7lflllFl1f.Y ' Battlefield Swimming Pool 2 C'A'SW1Sher I Baltimore Pike A of GrOCery 1898 1946 G b 31 Stevens St. 1 ett s ur A WEANEIPS DAIRY V g E. W. VVEANER, PROP. Phone 3'l'5'Hl Milk for Babies af Sfwria-ity Phone 954-R-4 Gettysburg, Pa. 1 Book Store A WE DELIVER 1898 1946 I en ty -six Adams County N0veIty Company Ma1zzffrzcl1n'ers FINE CARVED TABLES C P THE TIMES AND NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY c:m 1'YsBU1zG, PA. Equipped to Produce Any Kind of Printing P '11z'C1's of the NI XROON AND VVHITEN AND NIANY OTHER SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS seventy-eight ,,..,..--M. M-,nu -... ..- C0'111f71il1L6llfS of GETTYSBURO MOTOR CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH AND INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS SALES AND SERVICE GETT'YSl3IIRG, PA. H. O. ARMISTEAD Everything from 5c to 51.00 and up GETTYSBURO AUTOPARTS CO. 30 YORK STREET CETTYSBURG, PA. PHONE 547-568 1. School bus, driver-Myers Z. Angel KFD voices-Senior style 3. Last minute cram 4. That's John. and there's Ras, but is that a car. 5. 3230 stagger 6.'Art Department-Miss Mayes arrived second semester 7. No women wanted 8. Mr. and Mrs. 208A 9. Watch the birdie kids 10. Camera man Il. Plug for Maroon and VVhite GEO. M. ZERFINO Hardware on the Square GETTYSBURG, PA. GOODYEAR TIRES, TUBES BATTERIES Electrical Appliances for the Home CAR and HOME SUPPLIES Service Supply Company 17-Zl York St. Gettysburg, Pa. Phone 697 I CZOHIHEIHJZISIISI' CO. DEPARTMENT STORE lVhere Style and Quality Meet a Low Price Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Men's and Boys' Clothing and Furnishings XVOMEN'S AND CHILDRENS READY-TO-WEAR Center Square GETTYSBURG, PA. Phone 633-X ' Established 1923 Q . Q C0lIlfJl1I7l611,f.l' of KEYSTONE ' RADIO BENDER'S SERVICE AND SUPPLIES 237-239 N. stratum st. I Funeral Home GETTYSBURG PENN SYLVAYIA GETTYSBURG PENNSYLVANIA 5CVCflfy 711716