Gettysburg High School - Cannon Aid Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)
- Class of 1956
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,Y , ,gg If k r A 1 Q N . :JJ -Y FOREWORD VVe, the class of 1956, have collected into these pages the outstanding events of our school life, curricular, extracurric- ular, and athletic, in the hopes that the Cannon-Aid will always bring back to the Seniors of Gettysburg High School, pleasant memories of days well spent. THE EDITOR may CANNCN-AID SENIOR CLASS GETTYSBURG HIGH SCHOCL Editor-in-Chief ..,..... Art Editor ..,.......S. Business Manager .4d'Z70l'ffSf1lg Rlauagfr Feaz'm'e Edifor ,,,v,,M V .. .,..... Barbara Darrah Ann Holoka Wfaldo Hartman Hugh Mcllhenny ,X Susan Britcher STAFF HEADS Left to Right: Ann I-Ioloka, Roland Schriver, Bar- bara Darrah, Waldo Hartman, Phyllis Cleveland, Susan Britcher, Hugh Mc- Ilhenny. TYPING AND FEATURE STAFFS First Row, Left to Right: Sondra Pensinger, Helen Pieffer, Jane Bigham, Jane Reuning. Second Row, Left to Right: Richard Sharrah, Rodney Steinour, Gerry WC11tZ. Not on Picture: Nancy Kime, Nancy Riggeal, Flor- anna Fox, Dorothy I-Iirnes. ADVERTISING AND SPORTS STAFFS First Row, Left to Right: Irene Crouse, Sandra Johnson, Molly Lighter, Joyce Kendlehart, Donna Wolf. Second Row, Left to Right: Shirley Black, Glenn W'eishaar. Merle Gorman, Del Weimer, Donald Moser. Not on Picture: Ruth Ann Knouse, Lorna Wisler, Peter Pennington. ART AND CIRCULATION STAFFS First Raw, Left to Right: E. Paddock, S. Larmer, J. Mumper. A. Spence, S. Matthews. Second Row, Left to Right: D. Baker, W. McCleaf, J, Kunkel, F. Stouck. Not on Picture : Judy Crowl. Fi1'stR0w, Left I0 Right: Mr. Held, Faculty adviser, P. Cleveland, A. Holoka, S. Britcher, B Darrah, R. Scliriver, VV. Hartman, H. Mcllhenny. Second Row: L. Wisler, S. Pensinger, D. Wolf, l. Crouse, J. Kendlehart, J. Reuning, H. Pfeffer M. Lighter, I. Bighain, A. Spence, D. Hirnes. Third Row: W. McCleaf S. Matthews, J. Mumper, N. Riggeal, J. Crowl, S. johnson, D. Baker S. Larmer, E. Paddock, F. Fox. Fourfh Row: D. Moser, R. Steinour, P. Pennington, G. WVeisl1aar, D. Weiiiler, G. Weiitz, R Sharrah. Not on Picture: Kunkel, M. Gorman, N. Kiine, R. Ann Knouse, S. Black. CANNON-AID STAFF Mr. John T. Held, Adviser DEDICATION VVe dedicate the 1956 Cannon-Aid to President and Mrs. Dwight David Eisenhower, who are not only the first citizens of the land, but also our neighbors in Gettysburg. -X I XESIIV' 'N R Q SENIQRS SENICR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISERS MERLE GORMAN President Wle can only express in part our deep appreciation to Miss jean McAnally, our class adviser during our senior year, in these few words. She, giving so will- ingly of her time, patience, under- standing, and guidance, contrib- uted greatly to making our last year the green year -not only because we were still young and unpolished, but also because we reaped a bountiful harvest of knowledge. GLENN WEIsHAAR Vice Presrdent DOROTHY DRACHA Secretary VVe wish to thank Mr. O'Brien for the patient guidance that he has given us. He has certainly been helpful, and has gently steered us through our problems to a good solution. We can never tell hini how much we appreciate his kind leadership. PHYLLIS CLEVELAND Treasurer SENICJR CLA SHELBY JEAN ADAMS Shelby' Commercial Red Cross, 13 Majorette Club, Z3 F.H.A., 33 F.B.L.A. 43 Junior Historian Club, 4. DARLENE lVlARIE BAKER i'Darlene' Academic Cannon-Aid Distribution, 43 Play Committees, 3, 43 Jun- ior High Choir, lj Dancing Club, 13 Majorette Club, 2 Junior Historian Club, 3, 43 Toastmasters Club, 4. . ' I JULIA MARIIE BAKER Julie I Commercial-Vocatibna! gfH.A. Junior Degree3 Embroidery- Club, lg F.H.A., 2 , 43 GATA., 4. 5 DEANNA DiX12LINE PALMER Dee' Academic G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior High Chorus, li Play Com- mittees, 1, 2, 3, 4g Mask and Wig, 43 Red Cross, lg Girls' Craft Club, 23 Junior Historian Club, 3, 4. A Q44 GJ AiIIINDA L I l'Mincly ' ' ne Economics I ni H1H er Deg F.H. 2, 3, 4 CSecre- t 3 unior Historia 1 . ROEERTA GLENDORA BANKARD Bertie Commercial Choir, 2, 3, 4g Junior High Choir, 13 Girls' Ensemble, 23 Play Committees, 2, 43 G.A.A., 13 Girls' Craft Club, 13 Junior Historian Club, 3, 43 Ping-Pong Club, 4. l'IELl2N REMMEL BAELEY Helen Academic Student Council CAlternate, ZJ3 Maroon and VVhite, 2, 3, 4 CCO-News Editorj 3 Quill and Scroll, 3, 43 Choir, 2. 3, 4g Our Miss Brooks, Scared Stiff fStudent Di- rectorj 3 Play Committees, 2, 33 Mask and Wig, 2, 3, 43 National Thespians, 43 Junior High Choir, 13 Journalism Club, 2, 33 Toastmasters Club, 4 CPresidentD3 G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4. DALE CLIFFORD BIESECKER Turtle Agricultural Football, 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball, 13 F,F.A., l, 2, 3, 4 CSec- retary, 3, President, 45 3 Varsity Club 4. 1 SENICJR LEONORA JANE BIGHAM Jane Academic Cannon-Aid, 43 Maroon and White, Z, 3, 4 tMake-up Editorjg Quill and Scroll, 3, 4 CSecretary-Treasurerjg Choir, Z, 3, 43 Junior High Choir, 13 Scared Stiffnl Play Committees, 2, 3, 43 Mask and Wig, 3, 4 CTreas- urer, 45 3 National Thespians, 43 Student Council CAlte1'- nate, 1, 3, 45 3 G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. Cabinet, 4 tPres- identjq Journalism Club, 2, 33 Toastmasters Club, 43 Cheerleading, 1. SHIRLEY MAE BLACK Squirrely Academic Cannon-Aid, 43 Maroon and White, 43 Majorette, 3, 4: Play Committees, 2, 3, 4: Mask and Wig, 3, 4 CSecre- tary, 433 G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. Cabinet, 4g Hobby Club, 13 Majorette Club, Z, 3, 4. ROBERT HENRY BONDURAN1' Bondy Academic Choir, Z, 33 Football, 1, 2, 3, 43 Track, Z, 3, 4g Ping-Pong Club, 1, Z, 3, 43 Varsity Club, 4. X7ERNA LIAE BOWMASTER Sisl' Commercial Dancing Club, 13 Majorette Club, 23 F.B.L.A., 3, 4 CPresiclent, 35 3 Junior Historian Club, 4. 9 9 JAY HAROLD BREAM 'Qlay' Academic F.F.A., 2, 3. STEPHEN EUGENE BRENT 'Steve' Commercial Bible Club, 4 CPresidentj3 Shop Service Club, 43 Ping'- Pong Club, 43 Science Club, 2: Checker Club, 1. SUSAN FISSEL BRITCHER Sue Academic Student Council, 3, 43 Cannon-Aid, 4 CFeature Editorj 3 Maroon and White, 2, 3, 4 CGirls' Sports Editorj 3 Quill and Scroll, 3, 4 CVice Presidentj 3 Choir, Z, 3, 43 Junior High Choir, 13 Play Committees, 3, 43 G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. Cabinet, 4 CTreasurerJ3 Journalism Club, 2. 3g Toastmasters Club, 4g Mask and Wig, 4. LINDA IJZE CARBAUGH Linda Commercial Dancing Club, 13 Majorette Club, Z3 F.B.L.A., 3, 4 CVice Presidentj 3 Junior Historian Club, 4. LASS EDITH M. CLAPSADDLE Edie Academic Play Committees, 1, 2. 3: Mask and Wig, 3, 4: Maroon and VVhite, 4: Library Assistant, 1, Z, 3, 4: G.A.A., l, 2. 3, 4: G.A.A. Cabinet, 4: Journalism Club, 3: Junior His? torian Club, 4. PnYI.L1s GLORIA CLEVELAND Phyl Academic Cannon-Aid, 4 tTyping Editorj: Choir, 2. 3, 4: Junior High Choir, 1: Girls' Ensemble, Z: Scared Stiff : Play Committees, 2, 3, 4: Mask and W'ig, 3, 4: National Thespians, 4: G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. Cabinet, 4: Class Treasurer, 4: Majorette Club, Z: Hobby Club, l: Junior Historian Club, 3, 4 CSecretary, 3j. JOHN VINC1-:NT COLEMAN Reb Academic Student Council, Z, 3, 4 CClass Representative! : Maroon and White. 2, 3, 4: Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4: Track, 1, 2, 3, 4: Football, 1: Checker Club, 1: Spanish Club, Z: Chess Club, 3, 4: Junior Historian Club, 4 fYice Presidentl: Varsity Club, 4. JOHN CALVIN CosHUN Coushion A cad em-i c Band, 1, 2, 3, 4: Fishing Club, 1: Junior Historian Club, 3: Shop Service Club, 4 fShop Foremanj. IRENE LOUISE CROUSE Reine Academic Cannon-Aid, 4: ChOi'r, 2, 3, 4: Mask and VVig, Z, 3, 4: National Thespians, 4: Play Committees, Z, 3, 4: Class Vice President, 1: Girls' Ensemble, 2: G.A.A., 1. 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. Cabinet, 4: Girls' Craft Club, 3. TIM FLOYD CROUSIL Crousie Agricultural Football, Z, 3, 4: Track, 2, 3, 4: Basketball, Z: F.F.A.. 1, 2, 3, 4. JUDITH LUCILLE CRONVL Judy Academic Cannon-Aid, 4: Maroon and VVhite, 2, 3, 4 CCO-Feature Editorjg Choir, 4: Cheerleading, 2, 3, 4 CC:-xptain, 45: Our Mi'ss Brooks : Play Committees, Z, 3, 4: Mask and Wig, 2. 3, 4: National Thespians, 3, 4: G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. Cabinet, 4: Dancing Club, 1: Journalism Club, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA ANNE DARRAH Barbie Academic Cannon-Aid, 4 CEditor-in-Chiefb: Maroon and W'lIite, 3, 4: American Chemical Society Award for Chemistry, 3: Choir, 2, 3, 4: Junior High Choir, 1: Orchestra, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Ensemble, 2: Play Committees, 4: Junior His- torian Club, 4: Quill and Scroll, 4. SENIO JANET LoU1sE DECKERT Jan Commercial Class President, 15 Class Secretary, 2, 33 Majorette, 3, 45 G.A.A., 1, 23 Majorette Club, 1, Z, 3, 4. DOROTHY ANN DRACHA Dot C 0 mmercial Maroon and White, 3, 4, Class Secretary, 4, G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 43 junior High Choir, lg Red Cross, 1, 2, 3 fTreas- urer, 355 Ping-Pong Club, 43 junior Historian Club, 4 CPresidentj. Kwai MQ J CV Fi RLEY MA GGL T ' 1 Shirley 1 u u onmmcs-Commevfczal Q , 1, 2, 3, 4, G. .A., 4, F.H.A., 45 Ping-Pong Club, 4. NANCY JANE EIKER Nancy C01Il1l1C7'CiCll Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross, 4, Junior Historian Club, 3, 4. CONNIE MAE EISENHUTH Reds Home Economics Junior Historian Club, 3, G.A.A., 45 F.H.A., 4. HOWARD THOMAS ELLEDGE, JR. Tom Agriculture Track, 2, 4, F.F.A., 1, 2, 3, 4 QPoint Secretary, 43, Shop Service Club, 4. RAYMOND EUGENE FIDLER Ramie Commercial Boys' Home Economics Club, 1, Chess Club, 2, 4, junior Historian Club, 3, 4, Ping-Pong Club, 4. BARBARA ELLEN FORSYTHE Barb Academic-General Maroon and White, 23 Library Assistant, Z, 3, 45 Health Room Assistant, 4, Ping-Pong Club, 35 Junior Historian Club, 4. , L S S FLORAN NA DORIS Fox Flow Conzmevrial Cannon-Aid, 45 Choir, 2, 3, 43 Cheerleader, 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A., lg Junior Historian Club, 3, 4. FREDERICK ALLEN FURNEY Fur Geneafal Football, 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball, 1, Z, 3, 43 Basketball. 1, Red Cross, 33 Ping-Pong Club, 3, 43 Varsity Club, 4. DONALD RAY GIGOUS Don General Ping-Pong Club, 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Football, 1, 2, Intramural Basketball, 1, 2. RONALD ,TAY GIGOUS Ronl' General Varsity Club, 45 Student Council, 45 Baseball, 2, 3, 4. JAMES CRIST GILBERT Chick'l Academic Red Cross, 23 Ping-Pong, 4, Varsity, 4, Journalism. 3, 45 Baseball, 3, 45 Play Committees, 3, 43 Mask and XfVig, 45 Maroon and VVhite CCo-Sports Editorj, 3, 4: Quill and Scroll, 3, 4. CATHERINE LORRAINE GINEVAN Ginney C 017'H7167'Cf0l Dancing Club, lg Majorette Club, Z, F.B.L.A., 3, 4, Jun- ior Historians, 4, G.A.A., 1. NIERLE VVAYNE GORMAN Gorm Academic Varsity Club CPresi'dent, 455 Journalism, Z, 35 Junior Historians, 45 Toastmasters, 4, Class President, 45 Stu- dent Council, 1, 2, 4, Football, 1, Z, 3, 43 Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 45 Track, 1, Z, 3, 4, Lights Outf' 25 Our Miss Brooks, 3g Play Committees, 3, 45 Mask and VVig, 2, 3, 4, National Thespians CTreasurer, 31, 3, 4g Choir, 2, 3. 45 Maroon and Wluite Reporter, 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll, 45 Cannon-Aid, 45 Franklin and Marshall Book Award. V IRGIN IA XIIOLA GREEN 'tGreenie Vocational Home Economics F.H.A., 1, 2, 3, 4, Dancing Club, 1. SENICR NANCY L. GUISE A'Guisi'e Commercial journalism, lg Junior Historian, 3, 43 Ping-Pong Club, 4g Secretary of Class, 3g Student Council, 1, 23 G.A.A., l, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. Cabinet, 4 QVice President, 43 3 Maroon and VVhite Reporter, 2. ULALA AI.ICE GUISE UlaIa Comnzvrcial and 147060-f1'0ll'lIi Home Econollzics F.H.A., 1, Z, 3, 43 Orchestra, 1. HOWARD FRANKLIN HARMON Joe Commercial Science Club, 13 Chess Club, 3, 4. XVALDO THEoDoRE HAETMAN A'Doe A cademic Ping-Pong, 3, 4g Class Treasurer, Z3 Track, 1, 23 Play Committees, 33 Mask and VVig, 3, 43 Cannon-Aid Busi- ness Manager, 4. AN1'orNE'r'r'E HEATHER HASROCKY Toni Commercial-A endemic F.H.A., 13 Junior Historian, 13 Orchestra, 3. Ei.IzABE'r3H HELDT Liz Academic Etiquette QVice President, 113 Journalism, 2, 33 Bridge Club, 43 Junior Historians, 43 G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 43 Scared Stiff, 43 Play Committees, 2, 3, 43 Mask and Wig, 3, 43 Choir, 43 Maroon and White, Z, 3, 43 National Thespians, 43 Ping-Pong Club, 4. DQRQTHY JEANNE HIMES Dottie Academic Junior High Chorus, 13 Journalism Club, 2, 33 Toast- masters, 43 Play Committees, 1, 33 Mask and Wig, 3, 43 Choir, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Ensemble, 23 Maroon and White CCO-Feature Editor, 3, 433 Quill and Scroll, 3, 4: Cannon-Aid Feature Staff, 4. ANN HOLOKA Queenie Academic Etiquette Club, 13 Journalism Club, 2, 3: Toastmasters Club, 43 Art Club, 43 Student Council, 1, 2, 3, 4 QPresi- dent, 413 G.A.A., 2, 3, 43 Play Committees, 1, 33 Choir, Z, 3, 43 Maroon and White CCo-News Editor, 3, 453 Quill and Scroll, 3, 43 Cannon-Aid CArt Editor, 433 National Thespians, 4. L S S ROLE CHRISTIAN JOHNSON Rolf Academic Varsity Club, 45 Junior Historian, 3, 43 Ping-Pong Club. 4, Spanish Club, 25 Football, lg Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Track, 1, 2, Our Miss Brooksvg Choir, 3, 4: Band. 1: Jazz Band, 4. SANDRA CATHERINE JOHNSON Sandy Academic Junior High Choir, 1: Journalism Club, Z, 3, 4: Junior Historian Club, 43 Ping-Pong, 4: G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. Cabinet, 4, Play Committees, 1, 2, 3, 45 Mask and Wig, 3, 4, National Thespians, 45 Choir, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Ensemble, 23 Maroon and White, 2, 3, 45 Cannon- Aid Advertising Staff, 4. x K A 't'QKasey ' f Ve f lHo1c' C01l4Q1l1iL'S Q adwp . . . 1, E, fa 4TIun1or 1stor1 4: Red Cross Coun- Chapter D ' :wo ROLANDI STOVER KELLER Rolly Academic Journalism, 2, 3, Varsity Club, 4, junior Historian Club, 43 Dancing Club, 15 Football, 1, Z, 3, 4: Basketball, 1, 2: Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 43 Our Miss Brooks,', 3, Scared Stiff, 43 Girl Crazy, 3, In Spring the Sapf' 2, Mask and VVig, 3, 4: National Thespians, 4, Choir, 2, 3. 4, Band, 1, Z5 Boys' Quartet, 4, Maroon and VVhite Sports Re- porter, Z, 3, 4. JQOYCE ANN KE.N1JI.EHART Joyce Academic Girls' Chorus, 1, Journalism, 2, Majorette, 3, 4 CHead. 433 Class Secretary, 1, 2, Student Council Secretary, 43 G.A.A., 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. Cabinet, 4: 'lights Out. Z: Our Miss Brooks, 3: Play Committees, Z, 3, 4, Mask and Wig, 2, 3, 4, National Thespians, 3, 4: Choir, Z, 3. 4 fLibrarian, 33: Maroon and White Staff, Z, 3, 4: Cannon-Aid Sports Staff, 4. JANET' LOUISE KFINNEII.L Janet Cnumzcrcial Craft Club, 1, 25 Junior Historian, 3, 4, G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY JOAN KEXNIEI.I, Pittsy,' Academic Junior High Choir, 1, Girls' Ensemble, Z: junior His- torian Club, 3, 45 G.A.A., Z: Choir, Z, 3, 4: Band, 1, 2: Choir Accompanist, Z, 3, 4. NANCY Lot'IsE KIME. Kimie C0m111erc'iaI Embroidery a1Id Crocheting Club, lg Craft Club, 2: Jun- ior Historians. 3, 43 Ping-Pong, 4. SENICR DOROTHY THERESA KINIPLE Dot C 0111111-e1'c'ial Jr. High Choir, 1, F.H.A., 2, 3, 4 CPresiclent, 4J , CVice President, 3J, Ping-Pong Club, 4, Junior Historians, 4. BARBARA ELIZABETH KLOCKER Barb Co lI'l17'l'6I'C1:Gl Junior Red Cross, 1, Majorette Club, Z, Junior His- torians, 3, 4, F.B.L.A., Reporter. 4, Student Council Alternate, 3, G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN MARTIN KLOSTERXIAN Johnny General Junior Historian Club, 4, Chess Club, 4. JANET NADINE KLINEFELTER Janet Academic Red Cross, 1, Craft Club, 2, Junior Historians, 3, 4, Ping-Pong Club, 4, Art Club 2, Play Committees, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, 1. RUTHANNE KNOUSE Ruby Academic Majorette, 4, Flagtwirler, 4, G.A.A., 3, 4, Play Com- mittees, 3, 4, Choir, 3, 4, Mask and Wig, 4, Majorette Club, 3, 4, Cannon-Aid Staff, 4. JACK VVILLIAM KUNKEL Jack Academic Science Club, 1, Z, 3, Ping-Pong Club, 4, Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4 CManagerJ. S H IRLEY BEATRICE LAR MER 'ATennessee C 0 mm ercial Hobby Club, Art Club, Z, Majorette Club, 2, 3, Junior Historian Club, 3, 4 CSecretary, 45, Cannon-Aid, 4: Usher, 1, 2, Play Committees, 2, 3, Mask and Wig, 3, 4. TANITA 1WARIE LIGHT Ann Vocatiomzl Home Ecoiiomiics F.H.A., 1, 2, 3, 4 CVice President, 45, Junior Historian Club, 4, Red Cross, 4, Junior High Choir, 1, Choir, 2. L S S MOLLY EsTELL1: LIGHTER A'Molly Academic Journalism Club, 3, 45 Toastmasters Club, 45 Junior High Choir, 15 G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Cabinet, 4 CSecretary, 43 5 Our Miss Brooksl' CPrompter, 33 5 Mask and Wig. Z, 3, 45 National Thespians CVice President, 3, 41 5 Choir, 2, 3, 45 Maroon and White Editor for Make-Up, 3, 45 Quill and Scroll, 4: Cannon-Aid Staff. 4. VVILLIAM RUSSELL Lowlz A'Bi11 Academic Science Club, 1, Z5 Photography Club, 45 Ping-Pong Club, 45 Junior Historian Club, 4: Bible Club. 45 Maroon and White Art Staff, 2, 4. DONALD LEROY LIARING Bugs Ag1 icultu1'c F.F.A., 1, Z, 3, 4 fjunior Reporterl 5 Area Farmer Award. FRANK DELANO lYlARING t'Irish Agriczzltizrc' F.F.A., 1. 2, 3, 4 CVice Presideutj 5 Area Farmer Award. ' 1' f1!.z Vtliyjdi QDJ K J!.AfJ. NIARGAR1-LT 1QLLEi Ni? ' ,JJ ' Margie ml I lg c -.zoZ?!Hforiifffc0na1r1'ics RedQ1dsiS!J2v11 il, 1, .H.A., Z, '53, 45 Iunior Historian Cl b, 4. J X . I NJ u J KAJJI-fl f- lf? X SOPHIA IRENE NIATTHEWS So C0l1'I7I4fF?'Cl:!1I Red Cross Council, 1 CVice President, 45 Treasurer, 11 1 Journalism Club, 2, 35 Junior Historian, 45 G.A.A., 2, 3, 45 Play Committees. 3, 45 Mask and Wig, 45 Maroon and Wlaite, 2, 3, 45 Cannon-Aid, 4. X V, 111- ff! fj 'I JUQ l.4UUISE McCL1fA1f It june 1 3C0,11igQefc'icrl,4T7rJc7gtj01i2il tH0iJ1B iEi'51U1IItCS l'F.H.A.. 2, 3. 4. 4. A 1' . XMANDA Lou MCCLILA1-' VVanda Commercial junior High Choir, 15 Journalism Club, 25 Red Cross Council, 3, 4 CSecretary, 3, 45 5 Junior Historian, 45 Stu- dent Council, 25 G.A.A., 2, 3, 45 Play Committees, 3, 45 Maroon and 1Vhite, 2, 3, 4: Cannon-Aid, 4. SENICR Pj-f, c .f J. ,ff f 1' J . - , . .ALICE VIQWQIQIT Nlc,,DX1f,,N1aLi? F2 Alice ' EtC'0141E1e1'c.idI-Jfbrafimzaj Holme EC01107l1iC.S' F.H.A,, 2, 1 HUGH 1WERED'IT'H MCILHENNY Mac Acadmnic Science Club, Z fPresident, 3, 41 5 Junior Historian Club. 3, Class President, 2, 35 Student Council, 2, 3, 4g Basket- ball, 25 Track, 25 Play Committees, Z, 3, 43 Scared Stiff CAssistant Directorj g Our Miss Brooksl' CUnder- studyll Mask and Wig, 3, 4 CPresidentjg Band, l, 2, 3 1'Vice President, 45: G.H.S. Dance Band, 3, 43 County Band: Cannon-Aid, 4 fAdvertising Managerl . . AR RA. N M EX Barb ation 0Il1L EC zomics 1 - . . 'l 1 1 , .2 . u Hist n, 3 Junior l+.H.A. egr e. , DoR1s JEAN XIORITZ Doris C0111meffcial-Academic Red Cross, l, 2 fSecretaryJ: Junior Historian, 3, 43 Bible Club, 4. ' DONALD PAUL Mosr-:R Moe General Red Cross, 1 CPresidentjg Hobby Club, lg Toastmasters Club, 4: Dancing Club, 1, Play Committees, Z, 3, 45 Scared Stiff fAssistant Directorjg Mask and Wig, 2. 3, 4, National Thespians, 2, 3 CVice Presidentj, 4 CPres- identj Q Band, 2, 3, 4, Student Director, Drum Major, 2, 3, 43 Journalism Club, 2, 3, 4, Maroon and White, Z, 3, 4: Cannon-Aid, 4. JEAN LOUISE, NIUMPER Jeanie C01'I1'lIlE'1'CiUI Red Cross, l, 2, 3 fVice Presidentj, 4 QPresidentJ 3 Jun- ior Historian, 4g Play Committees, 3. 4, Mask and VVig, 4: Cannon-Aid, 4. JOHNETA CAROL MURIRAX' Jonni C0111111c1'rial-Academic Dancing Club, 1, Journalism Club, Z, 33 Junior His- torian, 43 G.A.A., 2, 3, 43 Play Committees, 2, 3, 4: Mask and VVig, 3, 4, National Thespians, 4: Choir, lg Maroon and White, 2, 3, 4g Librarian, 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN VVILLIAM NIYERS Jolm'l Agricultllre F.F.A., 1, 2, 3, 4, Area Farmer Award. LASS NANCY LOUISE NAIL Tabs C aumicrcial Red Cross, 2, 3, 43 Dancing, 1: Choir, Z, 3, 43 Girls, Ensemble, Z. NANCY MARIE NELSON Nan Academic York Springs, li Junior Historian, 3. 43 G.A.A., 2, 3, 43 Band. 2: Girls' Ensemble, 2. ELEANOR RICE PADDOCK Ellie Academic Choir, 13 Red Cross Council, 23 Junior Historian, 33 Toastmasters Club, 4g Art Club, 43 G.A.A., 1, Z, 3, 4: Play Committees, 2, 3, 43 Mask and Wig, 2. 3, 4g .Na- tional Thespians, 43 Cannon-Aid, 4. XTARYANNA VIRGINIA BAKER Ann Commercial Choir, Z, 3, 43 Majorette Club, 23 F.B.L.A. CTreasurer. 35, 4: junior Historian Club, 4. FBEDDIE jo PARIS Freddie Academic Journalism Club, Z, 33 Toastmasters Club, 43 junior His- torian. 43 G.A.A., l, 2, 3, 43 Play Committees, 3, 43 Ma- roon and White, 3, 43 Choir, 3. 4. PET:-:R STEPHEN PENNINGTON Pete Academic Junior Science Club, 1 CPresidentJ3 Journalism Club, 2, 3, 43 Student Council, 1, 2, 3 CIFEHSUFCFDZ Football, 13 Basketball, l, 2, 3, 43 Track, l, 2, 3, 43 Play Commit- tees 3, 4: Maroon and White, Z, 3, 4 tSports Editorjg Quill and Scroll, 3, 4 QPresident53 Cannon-Aid, 4. SoN1IRA ALAYNIE PENSINGER Some Academic Majorette Club, Z3 Junior Historians, 3, 43 Toastmasters Club, 4 CSecretary-TreasurerD3 G.A.A., Z, 3, 43 Play Committees, 3, 4: Mask and Wig, 43 Choir, 4g Cheer- leader, 13 Cannon-Aid, 4. HELEN FREUERICKA PFEFFER Petey Academic Journalism Club, Z, 33 Junior Historians, 43 Toast- masters Club, 4g G.A.A., l, Z, 3, 43 G.A.A. Cabinet, 43 Scared Stiff 3 Play Committees, Z, 3, 43 Mask and NVig, Z, 3, 43 National Thespians, 3, 4 CSecretaryD: Choir, 2 fLibrarianj 3 Maroon and White, 2, 3, 4 CArtb 3 Cannon-Aid, 4g Cheerleader, l, 2, 3, 4. SENIGR RUSSELL HENRY' Po'r'IER, JR. Sonny C ommercinl Football, 1, Z, 3, 45 Track, Z. JANE LOUISE REUNING Jane Academic Etiquette Club, 1, Journalism Club, Z, 3, Toastmasters Club, 4, Class President, 1, Junior High Student Coun- cil President, 1, Alternate CSenior High, 2, 3Jg G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. Cabinet, 45 Play Committees, 3, 4, Choir, 2, 3, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3. 4: Orchestra 15 County Band Z, 3, 4g Maroon and White, 3 fFIditorJ,f 3, 43 Quill and Scroll, 3. 4: Cannon-Aid. 4. Gus DAVID HAR0l.1J RIDINGER Academic Fishing Club, 1, Junior Historians, 3: Ping-Pong Club, 4, Shop Service, 4. IRVTN LEROY RIDINGER Deadeye Agriculture F.F.A., 1, 2, 3, 4 fTreasurerj. NANCY LOUISE RIGGEAI. 'tNan Commercial Choir, 1: Journalism, 2, 3, 4, Ping-Pong Club, 45 Junior Historian, 4 CTreasurerJg G.A.A., 3, 4, Play Commit- tees. 3, 4: Maroon and VVhite, 2, 3. 4: Cannon-Aid, 4. ROLAND HENRX' SCHRIVER HElmer Academic Science Club, 13 Journalism, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club, 43 Cannon-Aid. 4 CSpo1'ts Editorj g Football CManagerJ, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 45 Track, 1, Z, 3, 4, Play Com- mittees, 3, 4g Choir, 3, 4g Band, 1: County Choir 3: Maroon and VVhite 2, 3. 4. ARTHUR SI-IANERROOK, JR. Art Agriculture F.F.A., 1, Z, 3, 4 tJunior Secretary, 2, Parliamentarian. 45 5 Audio-Visual Club, 4: Track, 1, 25 Regional Farmer Degree. JOHN RICHARD SHARRAH Dick Academic Cannon-Aid Feature Staff, 4, Maroon and White, Z, 3. 45 Junior High Science Club, 15 Journalism Club, Z, 3, -l. CLASS PAUL ELMER SHRIVER Fingers'l A griculfiwc F.F.A., l, 2, 3, 4: Track, l, 2. DAWN I LLf0!g! Dawn - fxjfzze onomics afn, .H.A. . begreei. , A , lv BLIERLE SHULTZ, Ju. Bill Agriculture Agriculture Club, 1, Z, 3, 4. ICARL HEINRICH SILEX Carl Academic Checker Club, 15 F.F.A., 25 Ping-Pong Club, 3, 45 Toastmasters Club, 45 Shop Service Club, 45 Student Council Representative, 1. BETTY ELAINE SMITH Bets Academic G.A.A., 1, Z, 3, 45 Red Cross, 15 Crafts Club, 25 F.H.A., 3, 45 junior Historians, 45 Decoration, 1. DONALD EUGENE SMITH 'tSmitty Academic Football, 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball, 1, 2, 35 Track, 1, 2, 3, 45 Band, 15 Science Club, 15 Ping-Pong Club, 35 Varsity Club, 45 Play Committee, 3, 45 Toastmasters Club, 4' Hi-Y Club, 25 Mask and Wig. 4. I AURELIA JAYNE SPENCE Spency Academic G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Cabinet, 45 Student Council Representative, 3, 45 Journalism Club, 1, 2, 35 Junior Historians, 45 Play Committees, Z, 35 Mask and Wig, 3, 45 Choir, 2, 3, 45 Maroon and White, 2, 3, 45 Cannon- Aicl Art Staff, 45 Cheerleader, 2, 3, 4. NANCY JEAN SPONSELLER Nancy C07'I'1Wl,t?1'CilZI G.A.A., 1, Z, 35 Girls' Craft Club, 25 Junior Historians, 3, 45 junior High Choir, 15 Chorus, 1. SENIOR EDWARD' STALEY Ed Acadenric Student Council Alternate, 1, 2: Fishing Club, 1: Junior Historians, 3: Ping-Pong Club, 4: Shop Service Club, 4: Maroon and White CBusiness Manager, 3, 43: Quill and Scroll, 3. 4. LAUREN WELKER STARNI-:R Toad Agriculture F.F.A.. 1, Z, 3, 4: Shop Service, 4. RODNEY WAYNE STEINOUR t'RoCl C 0 Him ercial Track, 1, Z, 3, 4: F.B.A. CVice President, lj: Science Club. Z: Office Practice, 4: Junior Historians, 4: Play Committees, 3, 4: Mask and Wig, 3, 4: Thespians, 4: Band, 1, Z, 3, 4 fTreasurer, 45 : Cannon-Aid, 4. AMENE LOUISE STOTLER jakie Co 171-W1 ercial Choir, Z, 3, 4: Jr. High Chorus, 1: G.A.A., 1, Z, 3, 4: Student Council Class Representative, 3, 4: Majorette Club, 2: Junior Historian Club, 3, 4. Foruzasr Luiz STOUCK 'tForry Academic Toastmasters Club, 4 CVice Presidentb : Ping-Pong Club, 3, 4: Hi-Y Club, Z, 3: Varsity Club, 4: Checker Club, 1 : Football, 2, 3, 4: Track, 1, 2, 3, 4: Stage Crew, 3: Mask and Wig, 3, 4: Cannon-Aid, 4. RICHARD LYNN STOLTGH t'Dick General Football, 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball, 4: Track, 3: F.B.A. 1: Ping-Pong Club, Z, 3, 4: Varsity Club CTreasurer, 45: Toastmasters Club, 4: Athletic Representative, 4. SUZANNE STUCKI-LY Sue Academic G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4: Red Cross Council, 1, 4: Journalism Club, 2, 3, 4: Bridge Club, 4: Junior Historians, 4: Play Committees, Z, 3, 4: Mask and Wig, 3, 4: National Thespians, 4: Choir, Z, 3, 4: Junior High Chorus, 1: Maroon and White, 2, 3, 4 CCO-Feature Editor, 45 : Li- brary Assistant, 1, 4. B RB R 'N gif t'Barb', ' m :itil Home Economics Da' ing C ,1:iF. ., 2, 3, 4. ,x C L S JI-:RE VV. TAUGHINBAUGH Bones Comuzercial Journalism Club, 3, 4, Checker Club, Z3 Play Commit- tees, 4: Maroon and Wliite, 43 WII1. Penn Sr. High Summer School C1954 and 19555. VIRGINIA EVA LEE THOMPSON 'lGinny Commercial-Aendemic Library Assistant, 1, Z, Library Award: Red Cross Council, 33 Junior Historian Club, 4. Josl-:PH HENRX' TONSEL Dukel' General Football, 1, Z, 3, 4: Track, 1, 2, 3, 4: F.B.A. Club CTreas- urer, lj 3 Hi-Y Club, Z, Ping-Pong Club, 3, 4. JOYCE PAULINE TOPPER Cookie C0'Il1IlICVCfUI-HUIIIU Economics Choir, 1, 2, 3, Knitting Club, 1: Majorette Club, Z: F.H.A., 3, 4. ,ALBERT RICHARD TREI-IER 'tAlbert General Quill and Scroll, 3. 4, Maroon and Wliite, Circulation Manager, 3, 4, Band QColor Sergeant, 1, 2, 3, 4D 3 Track, Zg Student Council, 3: Mask and Wig, 3, 4 CVice Presi- dent, 4: National Thespians, 43 F.B.A. CVice President, 13 5 Science Club, Z, 35 Photography Club, 45 Shop Serv- ice Club, 4. SHIRLEY PAULINE, WAGAMAN Wags Academic Library Assistant, 1, 2, 35 Library Ping Play Commit- tees, 1, 23 G.A.A., 2, 3, 43 Majorette Club, 2: Red Cross Council, 35 Junior Historian Club, 4. SENIOR DAVID E. WEAVER Skip!' Academic Choir, 2, 3, 4g Football, 1, Z, 3, 45 Basketball, Manager. l. 2, 3, 43 Baseball, 3, 4g Track, 25 Our Miss Brooksf, 3: Mask and Wig, Z, 3, 43 National Thespians, 3, 45 Play Committees, 2, 3g Red Cross Council, lg F.B.A., lg Hi-Y Club, Z: Junior Historian Club, 3, 4, Toastmasters Club, 4: Varsity Club CSergeant-at-Arms, 45. JOYCE. LORENE XVEAVER Joyce Home Ecoiiomics Library Assistant, 1, 23 Library Ping F.H.A. Junior De- gree: F.H.A., Z, 3, 4: Embroidery Club, 1. D1-:L FRANCIS NVEIMER t'Del Academic Choir, 3, 45 Cannon-Aid, 4, Magazine Sales Trophy, 4, Scared Stifffl 43 Mask and Wig, 3, 45 National Thes- pians, 43 Play Committees, 2, 3, 4, Track, 1, Z5 F.B.A. Club, 13 Hi-Y Club, Z3 junior Historians Club, 3, 43 Ping-Pong, 4. GLENN F1eANc1s XKVEISHAAR, JR. Hjabol' Academic Cannon-Aid, 45 Choir, 3, 45 Football, 1, 2, 3, 45 Basket- ball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Track, 1, 2, 3, 4, Play Committees, 3, 43 Class Vice President 3, 45 Fishing Club CPresident, lj: Hi-Y Club, 2: Junior Historian Club, 3, 4 tVice Presi- dent, 33. GERRV XVILLIAM XVENTZ 1'Wentzie Academic Cannon-Aid, 45 Maroon and VVhite, 3, 43 Band Historian. 3, 4: Orchestra, 35 Track Manager, l, Z, 3, 43 Play Committees, 2, 3, 4, Mask and Wig, 3, 45 National Thespians, 43 Stamp Club, 1, Chess Club, Z, 43 Junior Historian Club, 4: Ping-Pong Club, 4. ROBERT MAci3E'rH WETZEL Mac A grieziltiire Area Farmer Degreeg F.F.A., 1, Z, 3, 4, Sentinel. 4. LASS LORNA PAYE VVISLER Teddy' Academic Cannon-Aid, 4: Our Miss Brooks, 39 Needlepoint Club 23 junior Historian Club, 3, 4: Ping-Pong Club. 4 Bridge Club, 4. DONNA RAE VVOLF Donna' Academic Cannon-Aid, 4, Maroon and Wliite, 3, 4, Choir, 3, 4 G.A.A., l, 2, 3, 43 Play Committees, 3, 4, Mask and Wig! 4, Junior High Chorus, lg Journalism Club, 2, 3, 4 Toastmasters Club, 4. RODNEY K. Worm Woltie' 1'70Cf1fi01lfIl F.F.A., l, 2, 3. 4: Area Farmer Award. RALPH EDXVARD NVoon Woody' Academic Student Council Class Representative, Z, 3, 4 CVice Presi- dent, Z, 3, 45 3 Band, 2, 3, 4 CPresident, 3, 42 g Play Com- mittees, 3, 4, Orchestra, 2, 3: Voice of Democracy' VVinnerg Mask and Wig. 3, 4: Track, 3: Chess Club, 4 junior Historian Club, 4. XVI1.1.1AM A. Woons t'XVoodie' Academic Football, l, 2, 3: Basketball, 1, Z, 3, 43 Track, 1, 2, 3, 4 Red Cross Council, 1, Hi-Y Club CVice President, 23 Ping-Pong Club, 3. 4, Junior Historian Club. 4. 1 WHO'S Top Row, Left to Right: Most Likely to Succeed-B. Darrah, R. 'Woodg Most Versatile-A. Holoka, M Gorman 3 Most Attractive-D. Smith, I. McCIeaf. Middle Row: Most Athletic-S. Britcher, M. Gorman 3 Quietest-J. Klinefelter, W. Lowe. Bottom Row: Cutest Couple-J. Murray, R. Kellerg F rienclliest-fR. Stough, I. Crouse. WHO Top Row, Left to Right: Best Dancers-J. Crowl, D. Smithg Most Musical-B. Darrah, G. VVentz Clowns-D. Dracha, I. Coleman. Middle Row: Biggest Flirts-J. Crowl, F. Furney. Boifom Row: Best Actress and Actor-J. Kendlehart, D. Wfezwerg Most Talkative-D. VVOHT, Coleman 1956 KING AND QUEEN MI-:RLE GORMAN SHIRLEY BLACK ATTENDANTS GLENN VVIIISHAARE, NIOLLY LIGHTER :IUDY CROVVL, DONALD SMITH Name Shelby Adams Darlene Baker Julia Baker Maryanna Baker Alminda Baltozer Roberta Bankard Helen Barley Dale Biesecker jane Bigham Shirley Black Robert Bondurant Verna Bowmaster Jay Bream Steve Brent Susan Britcher Linrla Carbaugh Edith Clapsaddle Phyllis Cleveland John Coleman john Coshun Irene Crouse Ti1n Crouse Judy Crowl Barbara Darrah Janet Deckert Dorothy Dracha Shirley Eggleston Nancy Eiker Connie Eisenhuth Tom Elledge Nas! AIGIIIOVIIIIIC E.r11e1'iC11ce in G.H.5'. Cleaning cemetery for Jr. Historiai Sophomore year Hanover trip on a school day First degree in F.H.A. 15 N. Y. trip with the gang in senior ycar Playing guard against VVestminster N. Y. trip in senior year Thanksgiving Dance-l95Z Senior Prom-1954 Trip to Hanover on a school day Character-acting in assembly New York trip Trip to Hanover on a school day Christmas assembly junior year New York trip 1955 District track meet Last day of school in G.H.S. W'hen somebody put glue instead of Breaking my arm in track Meeting a certain student teacher Meeting Robert Shaw Being chosen a majorette Attending away football games on Being only girl in trombone section Playing in band Attending the fall dance-1955 senior year the bus water in my hair Pet Pee-zfc People who think theylre more than they are Snobbish people People who think they are if Snobbish juniors Conceited people People who think they're something they're not Nosy people Girls who smoke, drink, use foul language Gossip Conccited people Girls who talk a mile a minute Snobs Unannounced quizzes Gum cracking Snobbish juniors Ignorant remarks Stuck-up people Innocent-acting people People who copy homework Girls who smoke Smart under- classmen Girls jealous of their boy friends People who are always late Stuck-up people Stuck-up people Conceited people Conceited people Stuck-up people Girls Goal Office work Penn State Undecided Secretary in local office Undecided Telephone operator Medical secretary Army or farming Randolph- Macon College Nursing school Air Force Civil Service job Armed Services Bob Jones University Gettysburg College Secretary Undecided Nursing College Trade school Nursing Farming Nursing Orchestra Conductor Secretary Secretary Nurse Secretary VVaves Air Force Nam v Raymond Fidler Barbara Forsythe Floranna Fox Fred Furney Don Gigous Ron Gigous James Gilbert Catherine Ginevan Merle Gorman Virginia Green Nancy Guise Ulala Guise Howard Harman VValdo Hartman Toni Hasrocky Lizabeth Heldt Dottie Himes Ann Holoka Rolf Johnson Sandra Johnson Erika Kaseberg Roland Keller Joyce Kendlehart Janet Kennell Shirley Kennell Nancy Kime Dot Kimple janet Klinefelter Barbara Klocker John Klosterman Jack Kunkel Shirley Larmer Anita Light Molly Lighter Bill Lowe june McCleaf VVanda McCleaf Alice McDannell Hugh Mcllhenny Must illvzfzfmilvlv E.1'f7L'l'lCllC'L' in G.H.3'. Dancing with Mary Alice Being a cheerleader Getting caught in gym playing basketball Shutting out Delone 9-0 in first baseball start Day I get out Trip to Hanover on a school day Goal-line stands G-Burg made against Mechanicsburg my sophomore year Football games Secretary of junior class January 7. l955 New York trip Junior year August, l955 Champ. football team Senior Prom-1953 Pre-state apple dessert contest winner Freshman baseball Mr. Sheads and my debates G.A.A. initiation Football games President of F.H.A. Entering day Cleaning cemetery First day First day Visiting VVest Point One day in Mr. Lefever's office Football bus rides A day in Mr. Lefever's ofhce District band Pvt P00-we Jealous girls People who don't like hillbilly music Conceited people No music at dinner time Girls who smoke Square teachers Stuck-up people Gossiping girls Stuck-up people Stuck-up people Girls smoking and drinking Stuck-up people Girls smoking Stuck-up people Mushy vegetables Stuck-up people Silly girls Stuck-up people Stuck-up people Gossip Girls smoking Stuck-up people Prejudiced people Stuck-up people Stuck-up people Stuck-up people Stuck-up people Ornery women Stuck-up Stuck-up Stuck-up Stuck-up Stuck-up Snobbish Snobbish Stuck-up Bermuda people people people people people girls girls girls shorts Goal Business college VVomen's Air Force Secretary Navy Service Service Electrician Business school Engineering college Join Marines Telephone operator Join Service College Nursing College College Commercial artist Musician Tour Europe Partnership with Pop College for morticians College VV AF Housewife Secretary Secretary Policewoman Secretary Marine Corps College Fashion designer Marriage College Undecided Secretary Beautician Engineering Name Donald Maring Frank Maring Margaret Matthews Sophia Matthews Barbara Mickey Doris Moritz Donald Moser jean Mumper Johneta Murray John Myers Nancy Nail Nancy Nelson Eleanor Paddock Deanna Palmer Freddie jo Paris Peter Pennington Sondra Pensinger Helen Pfeffer Russell Potter Jane Reuning David Ridinger Irvin Ridinger Nancy Riggeal Roland Schriver Arthur Shanc brook Richard Sharrah Paul Shriver Dawn Shull Merle Shultz Karl Silex Betty Smith Don Smith Aurelia Spence Nancy Sponseller Most .llft'llI0l'Uf71I' En'fvvr imzcc in G.H.S. Catching chickens on athletic field Catching chickens on athletic field First day in G.H.S. Bus rides to football games Junior Homemakers degree First day at G.H.S. District chorus First prom March 18, 1954, and first prom Being kissed in the hall Being in the choir three years First day i11 G.H.S. fl0th gradel Thespian initiation Autumn 1955 Getting my driver's license Frying an egg in English class Visiting VVest Point New York trip and VVest Point XVinning the D.A.R. American History Award Catching chickens on athletic field Bus rides to football games Going to Penn State for activity week American history class Catching chickens on athletic field Receiving award at F.H.A.-F.F.A. banquet Vifinning the South Penn Conference in 1952 American history class Locker-room chatter after 1955 Hershey football game Visiting West Point Football games Pm' Peetw' English Some teachers Stuck-up people Snobbish people Snobbish people Conceited people Snobs Jealousy Two-faced people English Two-faced people Snobbish people Fighting brothers Boys going steady but still messing around with other girl s Catty people P.D. quizzes People who think they are bigger than others Phila. band engagements Girls who smoke . and drink Capital letters 'fKnow-it-all'l people English class People who think they are bigger than others Stuck-up people Stuck-up people English People who think they're just it Gossipers Gossipers Conceited people High-hatted people People who want to be more than they are Conceited people Goal Air Force Navy Marriage Secretary Secretary Secretary Teaching history Secretary and marriage Marriage Truck driver Secretary Marriage College Business college Nursing College Nursing College U. S. Army and law Bucknell Army career Farming Secretary Farming or Navy College Radio repair shop Office or factory work U. S. Army College Registered Nurse Pro golf and college College Secretary .Va me lid Staley Lauren Starner Rodney Steinour Arlene Stotler Forrest Stouck Dick Stough Sue Stuckey Barbara Stultz Jere Taughinbaugh Virginia Thompson Joe Tonsel Joyce Topper Albert Treher Shirley Wagaiiiaii David VVeaver Joyce VVeaver Del Weimer Glenn VV'eishaar Gerry Weiitz Mac lfVetzel Lorna VVisler Donna VVolf Rodney VVolf Ralph VV ood Bill Woocls .llosf illrzzzoralnle E.1'fwerience in G.H.S. Induction to Quill and Scroll Mask and Wig initiation and May 23. 1955 Breaking milk bottle in cafeteria Getting lost first day in G.H.S. Playing football 1955 Prom Workilig at the ball games Getting diploma State track meet-1955 Representing G.H.S. at F.H.A. State Chorus at Penn State Collecting ads for the Maroon and VVhite in the rain Geometry and algebra classes Playing against Wayiiesboro in senior football game Football games Working on light crew for plays Football camp 1954 VVorking on play committees Skipping English class and being called to the office An incident in American history class Making Cannon-Aid Staff Passing English Student Council Summer VVorkshop My First football game Pvr 1Ul'C'Z'c' Spanish vocabulary quizzes Braggers Liars and gossipers Swell-headed people Gossiping girls Flirts Snobs Cats Gossipers People who think they're better than others Snobs Stuck-up people Know-it-alls Girls who smoke, drink, gossip Snobs Stuck-up girls Girls who smoke Teachers who give a lot of homework Girls who smoke and drink Show-off boys Snobs Girls who smoke Girls who smoke Teachers who call me VVood w Goal Study I engineering at Drexel Undecided Air . Force and business Marriage College and Air Force Marine Corps College- Marriage Armed Service Air Force Secretary Air Force Popular singer Navy Naval nurse College VVork College College Study Optometry Diesel mechanic Beauty culture College Farming Military engineering College 5 1 'B 'X JUNIO PI'FS'idC'IIf ,,,,.,,,,, ,, ..,. ,,,, Vim Pzfavidclzf ,,,, ,, .4 c11'1's01' ,,,7,,, , ,,,, Anzengruber, Barbara Baker, Ann Bankard, Joy Bondurant, Rebecca Bowling, Marie ljowniaster, Martha Bowmaster, Mary Boyer, Robert Bream, John Brent, Mary Brumbaugh, Carol Byers, Merle Callahan, Jane Clapsaddle, Joe Crist, Jack Cullison, Charles Dearing, Joseph DeVivo, Donna Dick, Shelby lickert, Anne Fetter, Larry ,, i,,,,,, Fred Hughes .S 6'I'I'FfUI'j' ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..r. S 21HCl1'2l Refldillg Donna Vtficker Tr0asm'm' Jack Corbin Adzrixcfl' Fissel, John Fleming, Kathryn Forsythe, Donald Fox, Shirley Geyer, John Gulden, Joyce Hankey, Ronald Hay, Janet H eagy, David Hetlner, Ralph Herring, Larry Hess, Robert Hewetson, John Hewitt, Shirley Hoak, Gene I-l uffaker, John Hughes. Fred Johns, Mary Alice Johnson, Dorothy Jones, Paul Kane, Kermit Ronald Hankey Gertrude Little Keeler, Gary Kelley, Nancy Kessel, Robert Ketternian, Carolyn Kinie, David King, John Kitzmiller, Thomas Knox, Patty Korte. Susan Kroushour, Darlene Lank, Joan Lariner, Juanita Lawther, Dorothy LeGore, LaRuth Lighter, Charles Little, Glenn Luckenbaugh, Mary Martin. LeRoy Mason, Mary Meade, Eugene Mehring, Lucy LASS Miller, Glenda Myers, Katrina Naugle, Fred Nett, David Painter, Ruth Ann Pennington, Betty Peters, Barbara Peters, Harvey Plank, Cletus Poole, Albert Price, Nell Pyle, Richard Railensperger, Carolyn Reaver, Florence Reaver, Mary Rebert, Elaine Redding, Sandra Rice, Lois Rider, Mary Ann Riegle, Larry Riley, Jean Sanders, Shirley Schmidt, David Scott, Philip Scott, VVilliam G. Shindledecker, Ron Simpson, June Simpson, VVilda Smith, Mary Jane Smith, Sally Snead, Faye Speelman, Shirley Spence, Donna Spence, Harmon Staiger, Janet Staiger, Jeanne Sterner, Nancy Sterner, Shirley Stoner, Doris Stough, Louise Stuckey, Janet Stull, Robert Taylor, Adrienne Tipton, Peggy Topper, Robert Vanderwall, Joyce VVagnild, Jon VVeber, John Weikert, Dave VVenschhof, Faye VVest, Billie VVetzel, Raymond Vylheeler, John Vlfhited, Rose Marie Wicker, Donna Vtfilkinson, Laura VVilson, Barbara VVitherow, Allen VVolff, Nancy Wood, John VV-yatt, Pauline Ziegler, Robert SOPHOMOR President .,-.,,,-,,,, w , , v ,.., R i Chard Dracha Secretary ,7,, ,7,,,, B lary Jane Schwartz Vice Presidem ....,. ,,.... Adviser .,.,..A.,.,A,,A Angell, Audrey Armor, Ann Baker, Ruth Baltozer, Delores Baltzley, Rex Beamer, Hazel Becker, Anna Becker, Robert Benda, Lane Bigham, Nadine Boone, Shelby Bowersox, Frank Boyer, Doris Brewer, Robert Carey, Carl Cargas, Angela Clapsaddle, Ioan Clapsaddle, Tom Cool, Daniel Cool, Donald Cornelison, Bonnie Crone, Donald Cullison, Kenneth Deatrick, Margaret Decker, Betty Dellinger, Ronald Ronald Ditzler T7'6flS'ZH'l?I' ,l.,.. W ,,,.r,,,, Sara Snyder Robert Fidler Adviser Ruth joseph Deutsch, Gabriel Dill-on, Kenneth Ditzler, Ronald Dorr, Elizabeth Dracha, Richard Dreger, Fred Eckert, Donald Elledge, Kenneth Elledge, Nancy Filsinger, Fred F iscle, Karen Fissel, Donna Fitz, Robert Fleming, Faye Forsythe, Sylvia Gilbert, Marjorie Glenn, George Griest, jean Haller, Ted Harmon, Patty Hartlaub, Terry Hartman, Neva I Hartzell, Crosby Helsel, Philip Heiss, Curvin Helwig, VVillia1n 21116 Hertz, Phyllis l-less, Ronald Hill, Cloyd Holoka, Sandra james, Tom jones, jean jordan, Anne Kargas, Nicky Keefer, Barbara Keefer, Kenneth Kessel, Ralph Kessler, Kenneth Kimple, Robert King, Rita Klinefelter, Nancy Knox, Donald Korte, Beth Kramer, Sally Kuhn, Joanne Kump, Marilyn Knykendall, Mary Landsperger, Fred Lauver, James Little, Barbara Little, Earl Long, Sam Lou LASS Lower, George McCartney, Doug McCleaf, John McCleaf, Ronald McDannell, Clara McDannell, Marlene McIntyre, Robert McKee, Mary McKenrick, Darris Martz, Mary Ellen Menges, Kathy Mickey, .lane Miller, Irma Miller, Phyllis Mitchell, Lorna Munnnert, Darryl Munnnert, Kenneth M-yers, Helen Myers, Phyllis Nary, Joyce Neth, james Nowicki, Edward Olson, Ann Patterson, Shirley Pensinger, Madeline Perchulyn, Pauline Plank, Darlene Plank, Goldie Reaver, jim Redding, David Redding, Richard Reed, Joe Riegle, Dan Runkle, Mary Sadler, Ronald Sauter, John Schutt, Wayiie Schwartz, Mary jane Scott, Bonnie Shafer, George Shealer, Barry Shriver, Harry Shultz, Darlene Shryock. Ralph Sihert. John Smith, F red Snyder, Sara Staley, Robert Starry, Linda Steinour, Sidney Stoner, Joan Stroman, Rose Swisher, Regina Swope, Donald Thomas, Nancy Trostle, janet Wagiier, Harvey Wasliingtoii, Charles Weiiner, David Wells, Jean White, Nancy Wieder, Sylvia Wile111an, Donald VVilkinson, Charlotte Vlloerner, Darryl VV'oerner, Leo Wooclward, Ronald Ziegler, Bonnie NINTJH President ....,...... Vice Prerfdezlf .,,, fid'UiS6'I' ....,, Baer, Loretta Baker, Patricia Baker, Thomas Bollinger, Harvey Bondurant, Betty Bowling, Louise Breighner, James Brent, Sylvia Buehler, Caroline Byers, Loretta Byers, Mildred Carter, Joseph Chapman, Donald Chronister, Shirley Clayton, Alice Cleveland, Robert Cluck, Marlin Codori, Robert Coldsmith, Roy Collins, Louise Cook, Richard Craver, Roger Crist, Thomas Crouse, Terry Sidney NVeikert W .e,.,e.. Judy VVeikert Donald Ullrich Cullison, Rebecca Culp, Marilyn Darrah, Elsie Davis, Peggy Little, Richard Dayhoff, Nancy Dearing, Frank DeVivo, Mary Dillon, Edward Duane, Patricia Fair, Barry Fair, Charles Fair, Larry Fissel, Christi Fitz, Milton Flohr, Robert F uhrman, Barbara Fuhrman, Rosalie Funt, Darlene Gaston, Evelyn Geiman, Linda Geyer, Hammond Griest, Stewart Grosholz, Frances Secretary .,.,. TI'EClSllI'CI' Advzser ..,.... Guise, McKnight Hagebaum, Rose Hall, Brenda Hall, Uhlmont Hankey, Joyce Harman, Terry Harmon, Shirley Harner, Ann Hartley, Sam Hatcher, Kyle Hay, Linda Heffner, Ruth Heintzelman, Mary Heller, Glenn Heller, Janet Herring, Dorothy Hewetson, Mary Hill, Sylvia Howser, Lawrence Jarvis, Mary Jones, Elizabeth Jones, Virginia Kidwell, Carl Kime, Donald Marilyn Culp Joel Riddlemoser Alice Snyder Kimple, Donald Kimple, Kenneth Kimple, Pauline Kint, Harold Knox, Michael Kuhn, Patty Kuykendall, Joy Landis, Carol Leatherman, Elizabeth Little, Ronald Little, Dorothy Lochbaum, Bernard Lockbaurn, Joseph McCartney, David McCleaf, Eleanor McCleaf, Geraldine McCleaf, Linda McCullough, Deborah McDannell, Edna McDannell, Madeline McGlaughlin, James Mcllhenny, Ann Maitland, Gary RADE Marks, Thomas Millard, John Miller, Mary Miller, Shirley Millhimes, Nancy Millhimes, Rozita Mills, Doral Morrow, Patricia Myrick, Curtis Nary, Judith Newell, Virginia Newman, Vicki Pentoney, Carol Peters, Plank, Plank, Plank, Plank, Plank, Plank, Patsy Donald Earl Gary Jean Larry Robert Prosser, Stanley Raffensperger, Barbara Rebert, Harold Rebert, Jean Recard, Wayne Redding, Virginia Reed, Sally Riddlemoser, John Riley, Joyce Robinson, Susan Sanders, Barbara Sanders, Edward Schratwieser, Joan Sease, Ken Shaeffer, S311l1,16l Sharrah, Joseph Sharrah, Ruth Shelleman, Lloyd Showvaker, Judith Shultz, Betty Shuyler, Lucille Silex, Anna Singley, Nancy Sites, Mildred Skidmore, Frank Slothour, George Smith, Edward Smith, Jackie Smith, Rita Speelman, Marie Sprankle, Donald Staiger, James Stokes, Ronald Stoner, David Taylor, Herbert Teeter, Margaret Thomas, Elmer Thompson, George Timmins, Patricia Tipton, Patricia Topper, Janice Townsend, Maxine Treher, Mildred T rostle, Nancy Utz, Joyce Verdier, Charles Vial, Charles Vlfeikert, Judith VVeikert, Richard Vkleikert, Sidney Wfestenberger, David VViseman, Faye Vlfitherow, James NVood, Harry NY ood, Mary Vlfoodsum, Perry Woodward, Thomas Yingling, Audrey Zhea, Charles EIGHT Presidezzf ......,...,,. Vice P1'CS1'C1'67lf .. , Adviser ,,,.,........... Adams, Joyce Adams, Kenneth Anders, Robert Andrews, Carol Arentz, Victor Baker, Robert Baltzley, Nancy Barrick, Robert Biesccker, Carol Bixler, Barry Bondurant, Brenda Boone, Peggy Bowers, Ronald Bowmaster. Jean Bowmaster, Joan Boyd, Bonita Brent, Joseph Bricker, James Brumbaugh, Mary Bryner, Forrest Bryner, Thomas Bucher, Metha Burk, James Butterlield, David Chamberlain, Delores Chapman, Betty Cluck, Joyce Janet Johnson Ruth Ann Knechel Ronald Bream Cluck, Richard Coldsmith, Donald Cross, Nellie Crouse, VVade Deardorft, Delores Decker, Nancy Degnan, Kathleen Deitz, Paul Dellinger, Beverly Dettinburn, Donna Dillon, Richard Dorr, Paul Douglas, Bruce Douglas, VVanda Durboraw, Patricia Eckert, Linda Evans, Charles Eyler, Randolph Fidler, Lura Fiscle, Donna Fissel, Joseph F issel, Wayne Fissel, VVayne F. Flynn, Timothy Ford, Dianne Forsythe, Beverly SeC1'efa1'y .,,,.,, ...,,,,,,,... . .,.. G ertrude Rowe Tl'l?G.S'Ll1'f'I' ,, , fldzfiser ..,,, F ox, Linda Fox, Terry F uhrman, Michael F urney, Robert Gifford, Diane Gilbert, Peggy Golden, Richard Graham, Dwight Grosholtz, Robert Guise, George Gulden, Jason Gulden, Vonny Hamme, Doris Hammond, Fred Hankey, Larry Hankey, Ronald Harmon, Sandra Hartlaub, Gladys Hartman, Quay Hay, Robert Hawley, Karen Heffner, Catherine Hellin, Nancy Heimerer, Marianne Heller, Kathryn Henry, Vernon Donna Redding . .. Mary Hartman Hetrick, Donna Hibner, Barbara Jackson, Melody Johnson, Janet Johnson, Keith Keefer, Vicki Kelley, Glenn Kennell, Leonard Kessel, Samuel Kiessling, Joanne Kiessling, Patsy King, Alvin Kint, Judith Klinefelter, Edwina Klock, Carol Knechel, Ruth Ann Knox, Thomas Koontz, Jane Kuykendall, Eddie Kuykendall, Ralph Kuhn, Anna Larmer, James Lawyer, Leroy Leatherman, Dorothy Lemaster, Russell LeHer, Larry RADE Lehigh, Connie Lentz, Barbara Little, VVilliani Lupp, Robert McCarney, Linda McCleaf, Lake McCleai, Patricia McCleaf, Vvfilliam McDannell, Robert Mclntyre, Denise McI'ntyre, Donna Maring, Gary Mason, Ronald Matthews, Barbara Meyers, james Mickey, Frances Miller, Dolores Miller. Garnet Miller, Grace Miller, Lucille Miller, Maurice Miller, Vllilliam Mitchell, Beverly Mitchell, George Moritz, Betty Moser, Nancy Navickas, Glori'a Nett, Clarence Newman, julia Newman, Sue Nicholas, Marshall Nowicki, David O'Donnell, Robert Ogburn, Judy Olson, Martin Oyler, Robert Painter, james Patterson, jean Patterson, Richard Pitzer, Michael Plank, Esther Plank, Norman Plank, Robert Price, Cecil Redding, Donna Reed, james Reese, Merle Reimer, Donald Rentzel, VVilliam Richardson, Gordon Roth, James Routsong, Marilyn Rowe, Gertrude Rudisill, Norman Rudisill, Rodney Rudisill, Vtfarren Runk, Ronald Sadler, Donna Sanders, Mary jane Schwartz, Olwyn Scott, janet Scott, Richard Sentz, Donna Shaner, Susan Sharrah, Mary Sheely, Charles Shull, Nancy Shultz, Joan Shultz, Lester Shultz, Melvin Shultz, Wayne Sibert, Ruth Silex, john Simpson, Edward Simpson, Rita Sixeas, Barry Slaybaugh, Janet Small, Michael Smith, Barbara Smith, Donald F.. Smith, Donald R. Snead, James Speelman, Delores Spense, James Stahley, Rebecca Steinour, Francis Stultz, Cecilia Stultz, Charles Swartz, Marjorie Swope, Patricia Swope, Roy Tharp, Leila Thomas, Robert Trussell, james Verdier, Lamarr Waddell, Roy Weaver, Patricia Weber, Jane Webster, Leslie Weikert, Judy Weller, Howard Wheeler, Betty VVieder, Michael Williams, Frank Vtfilson, Richard VV ine, Caroline Wood, Harry Wright, Bonnie Wyatt, Margie Wyatt, Rosalie Zepp, Martha Ziegler, john SEVENT P1'c'sid01f1f dl- lf' irc Prcsid ent ..,.. Adfvisel' ,..,.... ,,.., Adams, Gary Ahrens, John Anders, VVillia1n Andrews, Donald Arentz, VVilson Aughinbaugh, Harr-y Bagley, Margaret Baker, Daniel Baker, Edwin Becker, Charles Becker, Gladys Black, Susan Bollinger, Charles Bondurant, Barbara Bowers, lla Bowers, Nancy Bowling, Donald Bowmaster, Mary Bream, Robert Brinkerhoff, David Bucher, George Bucher, Howard Bucher, Jack Butt, Linda Boyden, Charlotte Boyer, Richard Carbaugh, Rosalie Ray Ellis Carbaugh, Vada Carver, Donald Chaney, Jerry Chapman, Dorothy Chapman, Kenneth Clapsaddle, Francis Conover, VVillis Coover, Marie Crabbs, Garry Craver, Forrest Cross, Effie Cullison, Nancy Cullison, Patsy Cullison, Robert Culp, Timmy Currens, Mona Davis, Shirley Dean, Robert Deckert, James Deckert, Richard Dick, Barbara Dillman, Richard Dillon, Larry Dillon, Mary Ditzler, Charles Ditchburn, Margaret Dracha, Susan .S l?Cl'Cfll1'j' ...,,,c,.,.,..,....,,s,,..,,.... Adviser .css,, l, Duane, Paul Dunkelberger, Harold Ecker, Roger Eckert, Mark Fair, Joy Fissel, Barbara Flickinger, Joyce Flohr, Glenn Flynn, Christopher Frew, Ronald Funt, Eugene Gann, Lester Gastley, Edward Gerrald, Linda Gideon, Billy Gifford, Ro-y Golden, Roy Green, Edgar Griest, Walter Guise, Carolyn Harbaugh, Barbara Harmon, Elaine Hartman, Sandra Hartzell, Elwood Heflin, Betty Heikkinen, Jacob Helsel, Loretta I Waszfrelf .,.... ...,,.,,..,,, A , Dorothy Boyer Herring, Ronald Hess, Jennifer Hess, Richard Hetrick, Barbara Hise, Terry Hoke, Allan Howe, Donald Hughes, Mary Beth Hull, Carolyn Hull, Kenneth Hull, Linda Hyson, Sanford Jackson, Nancy Januszewski, Janet Jarvis, Billy Jarvis, Kay Jeffcoat, I'van Johns, Caroline Johnson, Carl Johnson, David Johnson, Jeffrey Jones, Sandra Kargas, Paula Keefer, Bonnie Kemper, Charles Ketterinan, Williaiii Kint, VVilliam RADE Korte, Charles Kramer Mar aret - S Leatherman, Shirley LeGore, Lois Lemaster, Betty Lesser, Rosalie Little, Dennis Little, Edward Little, Philip Lockbaum, Edward Lupp, Paula McCartney, Gloria McCleaf, Charles McCullough, Sarah McDannell, Mark McDannell, Ronald Mclntyre, Clifford McKenney, Thomas Maitland, Gregory Mallow, Nancy March, Daniel Markley, Edgar Maust, jerry Mickley, Ronald Menges, Raymond Miller, Charles Miller, Eugene Miller, Howard Miller, Leonard Miller, Mary Miller, Norma Minter, Brenda Moser, Dianna Mummert, Larry Murray, Hazel Myers, Bonnie Nary, Patricia N ett, Edward Noble, Richard Noel, Richard Nutter, Cassie O'Donnell, jerry O'Donnell Wan , d Ulinger, VVilliam Orner, Susan Oyler, Anna Paddock, james Parr, Helen Patterson. Nancy Peters, Doris Plank, Arthur Reaver, Ann Reed, Patricia Rice, Gudrun El Richardson, Barbara Richardson, lean Riddlemoser, Robin Ridinger, Thelma Riley, Howard Rinehart, Stanley Rohrbaugh, Nancy Rohrbaugh, Richard Rowe. Patricia Rupp, Suzanne Schmidt, Steven Scott, John Shaner, Samuel Shindledecker, Dottie Shultz, Pati Sibert, Ray Shull, Ted Shultz, Richard Sleichter, Mary Slentz, Jorene Smith, Dale Snyder, Shirley Stansbury, Terry Statler, Franklin Sterner, Margaret Stoner, Patsy Stull, Richard Swope, Charles Swope, VVilliam Tarantino, Jean Taylor, Judith Toddes, Shirley Topper, Elaine Townsend, James T rostle, Yvonne Tuckey, Daryl Vladick. Larry Wfaddell, Donald VVagaman, Henry Warren, Emily Washington, Norma VX7eller, Ronald Vlliles, Lois VViles, Nelson NVilliams, Gene VVillian1s, Olena VVirt, VVilliam Wlise, Virginia Wisler, Ray VVolf, Diane VVoodward, Carol VVoodward, Terry VVyatt, Gladys Vtlyatt, Robert Rott' If Left, right, ieit . . . just jot that down . . . Up and over, jeff . . . VVe're tired . . . He was good . . . Chalc up two more . . . To he or not to be . . . The directions say . . . VVC don't know either . . . All Gaul is divided up into three parts . . . I't's open house . . . VVhose head? Row 2: Start at D. C. al Coda . . . VVhat's eookin' . . . Heis working on the student council gavel . . . Rhythm section . . . Our Alina Mater . . . just settin' tight . . . Helio! . . . Loaing . . . Going home . . . This is how it goes . . . Woiider what he's doing. . . . Kam' 31 Stretch . . . Louder , . . Calling all . . Miss Mads assembly . . . Wlhatls so funny? . . . There goes joe . . . Marching along Rott' 45 Tiinherrrri' , . . Thev got their letters . . . VVhat are they doing? . . . Solitude . . . Cute, z1ren't they? V Rott' 5: Looks like spring. Top Left: FHA. Center. Top Riglzf: She can hake a cherry-pie-lst place, Dorothy Lawtherg 2nd place, Qluanita l.armer. Cl'lll'Fl'.' Final contestants for apple dessert contest. Lower Left: Joyce Topper, member of F.lrl.A. State Chorus. l.n7wr R1'gl1f: State apple dessert queen, Erika Kaseherg. Runner-up in School Contest, Darlene Funk. ACTIV 7 ITIES JOURNALISM CLUBS lfirsf lfow, Loft to Right: A. Eckert, D. Spence. S. Smith, I. XVagnild, H. Spence, XV. Simpson, J. Stuckey, S. Fox. N Wfolfe, B. Pennington, J. Lank, L. Riegle, J. Crist, C. Ketterman, M. Bowmaster, S. Korte. Miss L. Ramer, Adviser. Second Row: I. Trostle, A. Becker, A. jordan, D. Deckert, R. Baker, A. Baltozer, J. Staiger, P. Knox, B. Anzengruher S. Sanders, M. Bowrnaster, A. Baker, D. VVicker, M. Brent, F. Vlfcnschhoff, E. Rehert, C. Raffensperger, B. Wfilson. Third Row: I. Stoner, I. VVells, B. Korte, B. Cornelison, M. Kump, A. Cargas, S. Holoka, I. Staiger, D. Shultz, 'Weider J. Griest, L. Mitchell, P. Myer, B. Little, A. Armor, M. Gilbert, D. Fissel, J. Sharrah. Fozwflz Row: R. Swisher, R. King, N. Klinefelter, E. Dorr, S. Patterson, I. Kuhn, M. Pensinger, C. VVi'ldasin, K. Menges D. McCullough, P. Perchulyn, D. Plank, L. Starry, N. Elledge, M. Schwartz, P. Miller. D. Stoner, H. Geyer. Fifth' Row: A. Olson, D. Boyer, B. Scott, K. Fissel, N. Millhimes, L. Collins, M. Jarvis. A. Mcllhenny, J. Vlfeikert. J Rebert, R. McCleaf, R. Ditzler. S. Steinour, E. Nowicki, R. Shryock, R. Sprankle. Sixth Row: F. Skidmore, N. Hartman, N. Bigham, M. Martz, B. Keefer, S. Robinson, P. Harmon. P. Timmins, A. Harner L. Hays, R. Heffner, B. Raffensperger, M. Culp, M. Teeter, S. W'eike1't, S. Prosser. MAROON AND WHITE STAFF liilarf Note. Left fn Right: Mrs. R. Joseph, business staff adviser. S. Britcher, D. Himes, J, Bigham, M. Lighter, P. Pen- nington, I. Reuning, E. Staley, A. Treher, S. Stuckey, H. Barley, A. Holoka, I. Crowl, Miss L. Ramer, editorial staff adviser Second R0-ze: VV. Lowe, R. Schriver, B. Darrah, R. Keller, J. Murray, D. XVolf, I, Kendlehart, E. Helclt, H. Pfeiffer, A Spence, F. Paris, R. Sharrah. Third Row: J. Vlfagnild, M. Bowmaster, S. Korte, A. Eckert, XV. Simpson, S. Matthews, N. Riggeal, S. Larmer, S. John- son, D. Moser, J. Stuckey, C. Ketterman, M. Bowmaster. Fourth Row: L. Riegle, VV. Simpson, S. Smith, I. Lanlc, B. Pennington, M. Brent, D. Spence, N. Wfolfe, Fox, E. Crist D. Weikert, F. Hughes, G. Hoak, S. Sanders. Fifth Row: I. Staiger, I. Bankard. v QUILL AND SCROLL First ROZU, Left fo Right: A. Spence, M. Lighter, Bighani, Secretary, P. Pennington, President, S Britcher, Vice President, H. Barley, D. Hirne. Smrofzcl Row: E. Staley, A. Treher, M. Gorman, J. Reuning, B. Darrali, A. Holoka. W R I T I N G C L U B First Row, Loft fo Right: Mr. Ullricli, Adviser, K. Hawley, B. Dellinger, C. Bieseclqer. li. Bonclnrant, LI Bowinaster, L. Mcflleaf. Svfolzd Row' N. Patterson, P. Stoner, H. Parr, P. Shultz, G. Marist, T. VVOOClXY211'fl, M. Sliarrali. Third RMU: Tarantino, VVeilcert, D. Hannne, B. Xyflgllt, W'eber. Fozmlz Row: D. Wfolf, E. WH1'1'CH, M. Sterner, R. Knykendall, A. Kuhn, M. Zepp. SENIOR HIGH PING-PONG CLUB First Row, Left to Riglzf: Mr. Haehnlen, Adviser, XY. Lowe. B. Anzengruher, M. Bowmaster, Staiger H. Beamer, Clapsaddle, S. Larmer, Klinefelter. Second Row: L. Vklisler, N. Guise, S. johnson. N. Riggeal, D. Draeha, D. Kimple, X. Thomas, M. McKee M. L. Kuykendall. Tlzird Row: SP. jones, K. Silex, NV. Hartman, D. VVeimer, G. Wentz, J. Kunkel, R. johnson. lfourtlz Row: lf. Staley, T. Crouse, D. Gigous, J. Gilbert, R. Fidler. F. Furney. J. Tonsel, R. Bondurant. Fifth Row: D. Ridinger, G. Keeler, K. Kane, R. Heffner, ID. Forsythe, R. Stough, XY. VVoods. JUNIOR HIGH PING-PONG CLUB First Now, Leff io 1'6iglzf.' L. Byers, R. Gerrald. M. Hughes, A. Oyler, G. Sentz, J. januszewski, S. Rupp S. Davis, N. XN'iles. Mr. l-Iaehnlen, Adviser. Sfffoazd Roux' L. Veirder, H. VX'eller, D. Mills, G. Slothour, M. Small, Spence, E. Funt, R. Zhea. Third Row: R. Cook, D. Kiniple. M. Hewetson, D. Herring. A. Mcllhenny, VVeikert, Smith, M. Jarvis M. Treher, I. Rebert. liozzrflz Roan' li. Douglas, P. Dorr, M. Teeter, P. Timmins, B. Rattensperger, T. Fair, YVeikert. R Stokes, R. Swope, S. Shaffer. Fifth Rozu: M. Miller, R. Barrick, T. Flynn, S. Hartley, R. XNeikert, C. Vial, R. Smith, R. Cleveland. JUNIOR HISTORIANS Fz'rsf Row, Left to Kighi: Mr. Sheads, Adviser, E. Heldt, N. Riggeal, D. Dracha, S. Larmer, I. Coleman, H. Shull. H. VVeimer, A. Stotler, P. Cleveland, G. VVeishaar, J. Murray, R. Keller, S. Black, R. Johnson. Second Rami: E. Kaseberg, T. Hasrocky, D. Shull, N. Sponseller, V. Thompson, N. Eiker, I. Kennell, E. Clapsaddle, S. Kennell. B. Forsythe, D. Vkfeimer, R. VVoods, NV. Lowe, N. Nelson, S. VVagaman. T'l1'ird Row: M. Matthews, B. Smith, L. Stull, Light, S. Stuckey, R. Klocker. Johnson, N. Guise, F. Fox. A. Spence. H. Pfeffer, I. Klinefelter, S. Pensinger. L. VVisler, R. Fidler. 1 oznffl1- Row: D. Moritz, B. Mickey, A. Baltozer. C. Ginevan S. Adams, M. Baker, V. Bowmaster, L. Carbaugh, N. Harmon. D. Kimple. D. Baker, J. Mumper, VV. McCleaf, S. Matthews. F. Paris. VV. VVoods, G. VVentz. JUNIOR HISTORIANS First Row, Left fo Riglzl: R. Pyle, L. Riegle, T. Kitzmiller, G. Keefer, K. Kane, J. King, J. Crist, R. Hankey, H. Spence D. VVeike1't, C. Lighter, li. Rebert, D. Kroushour, P. VVyatt, B. Wfilson. L. VVilkinson, Mr. Sheads. Serond Row: S. Redding, M. Rider, J. Riley, I. Staiger, X. Kelly, F. Snead, N. Sterner, S. Smith, J. Vanderwall, L. Stough D. VVi'cker, C. Raffensperger, R. Shindledecker, S. Speelman, J. Speelman, K. Myers, R. VVhited, B. VVest, B. Anzengruber. Third Row: j. Vlloods, M. Mason, A. Taylor, C. Brumbaugh, F. VVenschhof, L. Mehring, B. Peters, N. Price, M. Lucken- baugh. R. Topper, C. Cullison, R. Painter. P. Tipton, J. Stuckey, K. Fleming, S. Sterner, I. Hay. Fouirth Row: R. Boyer, C. Knox, S. Hewitt, I. Simpson, D. Lawther, J. Geyer, D. Kime, R. Hess, J. VVheeler, L. Herring J. Fissel, L. Petter, J. Gulden, M. Johns, VV. Simpson, I. Staiger. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA First Raw, Left to Kigflzt: Mr. Glenn, Adviser, T. Elledge, M. VVetzel, L. Martin, D. Rieseeker, M. Byers, I. Clapsaddle H. Peters, D. Heagey, G. Little, Mr. Sehriver, Adviser. DSaf0r1d Kate: R. Wfolf. A. Shanebrook, L. Starner, I. Ridinger, D. Mating, F. Maring, C. Plank, D. Forsythe, E. Smith . Cool. J gzird Row: P. Shriver, D. Redding, R. Dellinger, M. Schulkz, L. 'Woerner, K. Dillon, D. Plank, T. Crouse, R. Cleveland . eed. LFg1lrt1z- Row: A. VVitheroxv, R. Kimple. G. Verdier, E. Dillon, S. Shafer, I. MeGlaughlin, D. Kime. K. Kiniple, G. Plank . anders. Fifth Row: T. Haller, J. Vlfitherow, D. Chapman, R. Flohr, L. Plank, C. Hill, D. Wfileman, D. Wfoerner, C. Kidwell K. qHateher, M. Hall, H. VVood, F. Landsberger. .51:r1'11 Row: VV. Scott, D. Nett, J. Hovaker, I. Myers, XV. Helwig, T. Crouse, B. Shealer, K. Cullison, G. Shafer, H Shriver, T. Baker. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA First R0-tv, Left to Right: Miss Schwartz, Adviser, G. Plank, I. Simpson, D. Lawther, D. Stull, D. Kimple, A. Light, A. Baltozer, J. Topper, B. Mickey, S. Miller. Seromf Row: L. Stough, M. Reaver, U. Guise, F. Reaver, M. Matthews, B. Smith, J. VVeaver, J. MeCleaf, A. MeDannell, E. Kaseberg, S. Eggleston, J. Baker. Third Raw: N. Sterner, M. Luckenbaugh, M. Bowling, D. Funt, F. Fleming, H. Beamer, L. Stull, V. Green, B. Stultz, B. Fuhrman, R. Hagebaum, I. Larmer. Fourth Row: I. Clapsaddle, M. Deatriek, D. RTCKE111'iCk, D. Miller. M. McKee, M. J. Smith, S. Dick, R. Fuhrman, L. Barr, R. Millhimes, P. Peters, F. Leatherman, C. Landis. SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL First R0-zu, Left to Riglzf: J. Wfagnild, J. Kendleliart. R. VVo3d, A. Holoka, Mr. Troxell, Adviser. Second ROW: I. Coleman, D. Fissel, B. Scott, B. Cornelison, S. Britclier, A. Spence. A. Stotler. Third Row: B. Little, B. Ziegler, S. Patterson. C. Ketterman, D. Spence. A. Eckert, S. Korte, H. Mclllienny. Fnurflz Row: R. Gigous. D. Draclia. L. Riegle. G. Hoalc, F. Hughes. JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Ifirxz' Row, Left to Right: Miss McAnally, Adviser, J. Vlfeilcert. L. McCleaf, P. MeCleaf, G. Rowe, K, Heffner, K. Degnain B. Minter, J. Jannazewski, M. Coover, Mr. Feather, Adviser. Second Row: B. Raffeiisperger, R. Heffner, S. Rupp. M. Teeter, S. Harmon, P. Timmins, A. Mcllhenny, J. Johnson, B Smith, G. Rice. Tlzird Roiu: I. Sliarrali, R. Codori, T. Crist, G. Maitland, S. VVeikert, H. Geyer, H. VVood, E. Simpson, F. Skidmore, Fourflz Row: R. Anders, L. Miller, J. Fair, M. Brumbaugli, VV. Griest, I. Alirens, R. Frew, C. Korte, VV. Wfirt, G. Mait- land. JUNIOR HIGH RED CROSS COUNCIL liirsf lf'n-Iv, Lfff fn Riglzf: I. Slaybaugh, Xewinan. N. HeI'Iin, N. Shull, Miss Hartman, Adviser, D. McCullough. D. Hot rick. I. Riley, I.. McCarncy, Ii. Klinefclter. .Sfcwzzl Raw: I.. Fox, I.. Gaiman. P. Rowe, G. Miller, N. Cullison, j. Richardson. M. Miller, S. Brent, C. Boyden, J. Cluck Third Row: C. Johns. IZ. Hefflin. IJ. Dettinlmurn, P. XYcaver. J. Ulz. D. Little. J. Kuykendall, P. Tipton. -I. Tarantino, B Hondnrant. SENIOR HIGH RED CROSS COUNCIL Frou! Row, Left to Right: Mrs. W'is1er, Adviser, I. Mumper, A. Baker, VV. McCIeaf, S. Mathews, IJ. Johnson. SC'L'UIld Row: P. Harmon, E. Rebirt. R. Painter, N. Eiker. A. Light, E. Kasebcrg. 'l'lzi1'd Kew: R. Kessel, K. Munnncrt. H. Klocker, M. Kunkle, L. Starry, S. Stuckcy. Fourth Row: T. James, I. McCIeaf, F. XVCIISCIIIIOT. J. Staiger, R. Baltzley. E 2 E E LIBRARY SERVICE CLUB Fz'1'sz' Row, Left fo Riglzf: L. Byers, N. Day- hoff, Topper, B. Hall, Miss M'entz, Li- lirarian. .S'm'01zd Rozu: J. Kuykendall, L. Starry, R Hageliaum, bl. l-lankey, C. Fissel. Third Row: C. Buehler, D. Stoner, R. XN'hited, l'. Perchulyn, D. Plank. F0I'tl'lL1l Row: S. Robinson, A. Silex, L. Gei- man, R. Cullison, A. Clayton. Fiffh Row: L. VVilkinson, F. Vlfyatt. EBlUA. First Row, Left I0 Right: Miss Little, Ad- viser, S. Sterner, S. Redding, N. Kelley, D. Kroushour, B. Klocker. Sefowd Kona' Hay, F. Snead, S. Speel- man, C. Ginevan, M. Baker, V. Bowmaster. Tlzirfl Row: M. Rider, L. Rice, Riley, Speelman, L. LeGore, tl. Gulden, M. Johns. FOL'll'H'l Row: B. VVest, F. Fleming, VV. Simpson, S. Adams. N, Harmon, L. Carlvaugh, N. Nail. f NURSES AIDES lfimf Row, Lcfi to Right: Miss Miller Nurse, L. Starry, H. Beamer, B. Boyd, C Petoney. U. Redding. Second Row: I. Staiger, M. Brent, V. New- man, V. Keeler, D. Kimple, V. jones. Tliird Row: B. Forsythe, D. McCullough A. Silex, S. Robinson, G. Navickas. F0m'z'h Row: P. McCleaf, G. Miller, L Eckert, D. johnson, M. Mason, T. Hasrocky UBRARY ASSBTANTS Ifirri Row, Left fu Right: J. Baker. B. Forsythe, J. Murray, E. Clapsacldle, S. Stuckey, A. Light, S. Larmcr, Miss VVentz Librarian. .S'z2'c011d Roma' M. Mason. M. Brent, L. Starry, -I. Staigcr, I. Stuckey, P. XVyatt, L. XVilkinson, B. Wlheeler. Third Row: R. Hcffner, J. Griest, V. Redding, F. XViseman, M. Jackson, C. Heffner, R. Cullison, M. Heintzelman. livurfh Row: M. Byers, M. Swartz, Y. Newman. V. jones. M. Kuykendall, M. McKee, M. Smith. Fifth Row: H. Hall, C. Buehler, j. Trussell, R. Thomas, L. Mummcrt, M. Olson, R. Swisher, M. Mickey, B. Boyd. S1'.1ffh Ir'0iv: M. XVie-der, R. Hagehaum. J. Kuykendall, D. Chamberlain, G. Navickas, N. Moser. G. Miller, P. McCleaf D. Miller. HSHING CLUB F'il'.rt Row, Left to Right: R. Runk, G. Thompson, C. Price, D. McCartney, R. Vlfeikert, T. Crouse, W. Fissel, Mr. Bream, Adviser. Second Row: R. Herring, J. Silex, J. Larmer, J. Gulden, R. Dillon, D. Graham, K. Adams, R. Oyler, Third Row: J. Spence, C. Stultz, R. Swope, R. Plank, L. Plank, G. Plank, R. Anders, M. Shultz. Fourth Row: E. Plank, M. Small, S. Artley, G. Maitland, F. W'illiams, R. Wfaddell, R. Barrick. lfiffh- Row: VV. Rentz-el, F. Steinour, J. Millard, H. Vilood, R. Cleveland. T. Baker, K. Kimple. Sixth Row: G. Kelley, L. Sholtz, T. Knox. XV. Fissel. L. Vefdier, VV. Crouse. R. Grosholtz. SHOP SERVICE CLUB First Row, Loft to 1fig111t: Mr. Corbin, Adviser, L. Sterner, K Silex, T. Elleclge, D. McCartney, D. Riegle, I. Reaver, I. Nctli Svcond Row: D. Ridinger, A. Trelier, R. VVetzel, F. Filsinger, D. Swope, C. Plank, H. Peters, G. Glenn. Third Row: I. Cosliun, F. Staley, P. Scott, R. Shealer. R. Becker. F. Landsberger, H. VVag'ner, S. Long. CHESS CLUB First Row, Lfffl 10 Right: XV. Gideon, R. Herring, J. Townsend, li. Gastly, Mr. Fidler, Adviser. Srcolzd Row: R. Topper, G. Little, F. Naugle, C. Flynn, G. Deutsch, R. Shryock, L. Benda. Third Row: J. Jones, H. Harmon, R. Scott, J. Reed. J. Coleman, G. Kcefer, C. Liglltner. Fourth Row: R. Fidler, R. VVo0d, R. Redding. JUNIOR SENIOR HIGH SCIENCE First Row. Left to Right: Mr. Cessna, Adviser, Jones. Second Row: J. Hewetson, F. Smith, E. Nowicki. Third Row: G. Meade, F. Hughes, R. Stull. Fourth Rbzu: G. Lightner, G. Glenn, R. Hess. Fifth Row: K. Elledge. R. Ziegler, D. VVeikert. HIGH SCIENCE CLUB C L U BV G. Hoak, P First Row, Left to Right: R. Mickley, T. Crist, Craver, H. Rebert, R. Zhea, D. Kime, R. Oyler, E. Miller, E Nlarkley T. McKenny, E. Nett, Mr. Cessna, Adviser. . Srrmzd Roni: D. Chapman, J. Paddock, D. Reimer, J. Staigef, J. Hachbaum, XV. Gideon, M. Greene, T. Strausbaugh C Miller, G. Richardson, D. Butterfield, R. Dean. Third R0-zu: R. Frew, M. Fitz, L. Shelleman, C. Vial. H. Taulor, R. Stull, G. Mating, R. Lupp, R. Bowers, B BIXICI R. Hess, D. Menges, VV. Jarvis. Fourth Row: C. Swope, J. Breighner, R. Plank, H. Geyer, S. Prosser, R. Codori, G. Kelley, R. Grosholtz, XV. Crouse 'I Hise, K. Hall, H. Dunkelherger, B. Ollinger. AUDIO VISUAL CLUB vl'.il:.5'1' Ru-zu, Left fo Right: Mr. Feather, Adviser. A. Hoke. R. XVeller, XV. Anders, R. Wfisler. K. Chapman, F. Statler. l- N ladick. J. Scott, R. McCleaf, Mr. Cessna, Adviser. Scvwifi R'ozu: H. Vliood. G. Adams. j. McDannel, R. XN7adell, G. XVillson, K. Hull, NV. Swope. R. Hammond, R. MeDannel T. NlcKenny. ' Third R0-zv: R. Hankey, D. XVeikert, E. Nowicki, F. S1nith,R. Ziegler. P. Scott, C. Bollinger, E. Simpson. G. Richardson FOIIVHI Row: D. XN'estenberger, XV. Recard, C. Yerdicr. C. Vial, H. Taylor, H. Geyer. J. Riddlemoser, G. Glenn, R. Hess. Fif1'l1-Row: G. Rice, J. Heikkincn, B. Olinger. C. Ditzler, S.. Heissen, D. Johnson, D. Nowicki, M. Olson, J. O'Donell. .S'i.rtl1 Raw: A. Shanebrook, T. Knox, J. Geyer, R. Hess. R. Craver. Prosser. H. Rebert. J. VVitl1erow, E. Loekbauxn R. O'D0nell. SC'Z'Cllf11 Ruin: C. Mclntre. E. Nett. D. Kime, H. Bollinger, T. Evans, R. Mason. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB qlfirsf K01zn,Lrff to Right: R. Ziegler, D. VN'eikert. P. Jones, R. VVisler, E. Miller, R. Oyler, H. Bollinger, R. Zhea, C Carey, D. Vlfileman, D. XKVKJCYIICY. Mr. Cessna, Adviser. Svcozzd Rozu: G. Haller, B. Laehbaum, J. Staiger. M. Knox, G. Hoak, ji. Lochbaum, P. Scott, G. Richardson, T. Harmon Third Row: E, Meade, R. Patterson, R. Grasluolty, G. Kelley, J. O'Donell, R. VVadell, R. Stull. R. Topper, VV. Swope, F Statler. E. Markley. Flillffll Row: R. VViman. C. Wfine, J. Trostle, C. Pentoney, V. Redding. J. Nary, C. Hartzell, A. Treher, C. Lighter, R Wleller. Fifth Ruin' H. Wood, l.. VVoerner, F. Boxx'e1'sox. VARSITY CLUB First Row, Left to Riglzi: Mr. Bickel, Adviser, G. W'eishaa1', R. Keller, J. Deariug, D. Smith .SUCUIIFI Row: I. Coleman, P. Peuiiihgton, J. King, F. Furuey, R. Stough. 'l1l1i1'!7' Rmcu' J. Gilbert. R. Gigous. D. Biesecker, I. Trmsel. R. johnson. TOASTMASTERS CLUB Firsf Ro-zu, Left to Right: A. Holoka, H. Barley, S. Peusiuger, Miss Mcllhenny, Adviser. Second Row: D. Himes, I. Bigham, M. Lighter, D. Wolf, F. Paris. Third Row: S. Britcher, F. VVC1'1SCl1l1Of, D. Baker, H. Shull, E. Paddock. Fourth Row: D. Smith, K. Silex, D. Moser, R. Kessel. MASK AND WIG First Row, Lcff fu Righf: Miss Holcomb, adviser. S. Larmer, I. Kendlehart, S. Black, H. Mellheuuy, J. Bigham, D. Moser I. Murray, R. Keller. Svcmzd Row: H. Pfeffer, S. Briteher, M. Lighter, D. VVolf. S. Pensiuger, E. Paddock, VV. McCleaf, J. Mumper, C. Ketter- mau, E. Rebert, I. Crouse. Third Row: D. Vwleaver. D. Wleikert, A. Spe11ce,J. Reuuiug, E. Heldt, P. Cleveland, E. Clapsaddle, F. Paris, M, Brent N. Bailey, D. Palmer, D, Himes. Fourflzl R0-zu: C. Hartzell, VV. Hartman, G. Wleishaar, I, Kunkel, R. Johnson, R. Wlood, R. Schriver, D. Wleimer, G. Wleutz A. Treher, S. Stuekey. M1'.vsi11g: R. Steiuour, A. Holoka. NATIONAL THESPIANS First Raw, Lvff to Right: J. Keudlehart, S. Larmer, M. Gorman, H. Pleffer, M. Lighter, D. Moser. R. Keller, J. Murray. Sermzd RUILNE.Paddock.P.Clevela11d, A. Holoka. A. Speuee, S. Johnson, I. Bigham, E. Heldt, H. Barley, S. Black. l. Crouse. Third Row: VV. Hartman, G. XVeutz, D. XVeaver. A. Trel-ler. D. XVeimer, R. W'ood. ENGINEERS CLUB lfirsf R0-rv, Left fn Right: F. Filsinger, Mr. Corbin, Adviser, R. Ditzler. .S'm'011r1' Row: D. Swope, R. Hess, G. Glenn. Third Row: S. Long. F. Dreger, E. Meade. liflllffll Row: P. Helsel, N. Cargas. NAUONAL HONOR SOCETY First Row, Loft to R'igl1l': S. Kennel, B. Darrah, D. Dracha, H. Barley, A. Holoka. J. Kendlehart, I. Crouse. Sefoud Row: A. Treher, P. Cleveland, S. Britcher, J. Reuning, A. Spence, I. Bigham. J. Coshun, Tlzird Raw: Rl. Gorman, P. Pennington, R. Schriver, H. Mcllhcnny, G. W'eishaar, D. Smith. FUTURE NURSES CLUB lfirsf Row, Left fn Righf: Miss Miller. Nurse. X. Trostle, V. Newman. Secrlzzd Row: A. Yingling, J. Topper, V. jones. 'fhirn' Row: L. McCleaf. J. Shovaker, S. Chronistar. l'lUlH'f11 l?0zv.' S. Brent, R. Cullison. A. Silex. EIGHTH-NHQTH GRADE GLEE CLUBP lfirsf Row, Left tu Right: N. Shull, P. Davis, R. Smith, D. Reimer, J. Ziegler, D. Hetrick, N. Hetlin, G. Heimerer, M jackson, R. Knechel. O. Swartz, K. Degnan, E. Klinefelter, L. Tliarp, Mr. Grove, Adviser. Secnltd Row: L. Fox, L. Miller, I. Johnson, K. Smith, R. Sibert, P. Deroah, D. Fiseel, D. Ford, D. Dettinburn, P. Kiess- ling, J. Ogburn, R. Simpson, C. Kloek, C. Helfner. B. Bixler. Tlzira' Row: I. Newman, M. Lepr, N. Baltzley. M. Brumbugh, D. McCullough. L. Hay, M. Teeter, R. Heffner, V. New- man, M. Culp, G. Maitland, I. Sharrah, D. Hamme. J. VVeikert, S. Newman, Q Fourflz Row: M. Routsong, L. MeCarney, D. Redding, D. Sentz, E. Darrali, P. Kuhn, J. Riley, A. Harner, S. Hartley J. Millard, F. Grosholtz, P. Morrow, N. Singley. , Fifth Row: M. Fuhrman, D. VVeaver, R. Furney, G. Richardson. M. Nichols, R. VVriglit, I. NVelJer, S. Harmon. D. Smith R. Lupp, B. Sixeas. A H .S'i.1ffI1- Roto: H. NNeller, K. Sease. D. Butterfield, E. Simpson, J. Roth, I. Bricker, T. Fox, D. Dietz. D. Coldsimtli, I. Flynn S. Kessel, J. Fissel, R. Baker. SEVENTH GRADE CHORUS I'ii1'.vfKu-zv,I.0fi fu Right: P. Rowe, E. Harman, j. Tarantino, P. Kargas. KI. Sterner, D. VX'olf, B. Keefer, S. Hartman, M Hughes, L. McKinney, C. Bollinger, B. Minter, Mr. Grove, Director. bi ' 1 Y Svvmirl Row: F. Warren, J. Hess, C. Hull, K. Sleichter, I. Richardson, R. Esker, L. Hise, R. Gideon, B. Myers, P. Rary J. Layeor, E. Xett. Q Q V , Tlzird Row: L. LeGore. I. Bowers, C. Nutter, R. Dean, H. Hull, H. Dunkelberger, S. Draclia, M. McCullough, G. Rice D. Jolmson. 1 lfmrrflz Row: L. Hull, O. Guise, L. Fair, A. Reaver, D. Boser, Ronald, B. Jarvis, R. Gifford. Q. Korte, R. Frew, R. Boyer J. Johnson. . , Fifflii Row: S. jones. B. Hetrick. P. Lupp, L. Craver. B. Conover. F. Maitland, L. Millard. T. Bucher. A. Hoke, R. Olinger C. MeCleaf. CHECKER CLUB First Ko-zu, Lvft to Right: C. Mclutyre, R. Menges, D. Baker, D. Tuekey, E. Fuut, E. Hartzell, Mr. Bream, Adviser. Second Row: VV. Kiut, T. Shull, VV. Areutz, R. Noble, C. Becker, R. Stull, VV. Swope, T. Culp, XV. Ketterman. Third Row: G. 'Williams, G. Adams, E. Baker, XV. VVirt. I. Jeffeoat. R. Hess, R. Bream. FOIl'I'fIl- Row: C. Swope, K. Chapman, R. Deckert. S. Rinehart. D. Bowling, P. Duane. EMBROIDERY CLUB Back Row, Left I0 Rigflzl: N. Moser, J. Mickey. I. Adams. B. Chapman. I. Scliratweiser, A. Jones, B. Carbaugh. O. XViI- Iiams, N. Miller. Centm' Row: M. Swartz, B. VVheele1'. J. Kint, L. W'iles, C. W'oodward, E. Topper, V. Gulden, C. Miller, G. Rice, J. Rich- ardson, T. Ridinger. Front Row: Miss Boyer, Adviser, C. Becker, N. Rohrbaugh, B. Richardson, C. johns, M. I.. Bowmaster, J. OYDOIIIICII, S Leatherman, C, Boyden, N. Cullison, E. Jarvis, D. Peters, P. Reed, B. Lemaster, Miss Snyder. BRIDGE CLUB First Row, Left io R1'gl1z': Stuckey, L. VVisler, Stuclcey. Second Row: Mr. Longanecker, Adviser, B. Decker, C. Mcllaniiell, D. Baltozer, R. Baker. Oflzer Me111Z1c'1'.v.' E. l-leldt, I. Callahan, P. Pennington. ART CLUB First Kow, Lv-fi fo Riglzf: Miss Holcomb, Adviser, Stuckey, Paddock, P. Hertz, jones Serofrzrl Row: A. Holoka, G. Naugle, G. Little, R. Draclia. JUNIOR BAND First Raw. Left fo Right: L. I.eGore, L. Hull, M. Zepp, L. Miller, DI. Heikkineng D. Smith, J. Bricker, I Fair, C. Nutter D. Fiscle, B. Fiscle, D. Kims, drum 1najQr, N. Shull and M. Trcher. Banner Carriers. Mr. Zeigler, Director Sfrmid R'0u'.' T. Fox, D. Carver. S. Jones, D. Moser, D. Dettinburn. B. Smith, I. johnson. P. Sixeas, I. Kiesslingg D Nowicki, P. Lupp, D. Sentz. M. Ditchburn. Reaver. Fmzrlh Row: J. VVeber, bl. Flickinger. H. iXLlgI'lillI33LlgI1, P. Dietz, R. Baker, S. Hyson. D. Coldsmith, R. Noel, E. Nett, I Olingcr, S. Kessel, M. Pitzer. Fifflz Row: M. Fuhrman. DI. Johnson, J. Ahrens, D. Johnson, R. Esker. R. VVacIdeII, R. Anders, R. Sibert, J. Fissel .S'i.rtl1 R'o'zw: Leatherman. I. Bowers. D. March, C. Ditzlcr, I. Scott. L. Hclsel. M. B1'U!TlDZ1UgI1. E. Lochbaum. T. Flynn D. Redding. E. Sanders. G. Maring. JUNIOR HIGH MAJORETTES Tlzircf Row: C. Guise. VV. Gideon. R. Lupp. P. Durborow, P. XVcaver. I. VVeikert. D. Hamme. H. Wfright, R. Dick, A. I SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL BAND ClNld1lt'f01' Robert Zeigler Flute and Pirralo Karen Fiscle 17114 te' Nancy Elledge Oboe Louise Collins Clarinefs Hugh Mellhenny Elizabeth Dorr Philip Scott Neva J. Hartman James Staiger Mary Jarvis Larry Fetter Nancy Eiker Daniel Riegle Ralph Shryock Ronald Sprankle Nancy Thomas Shirley Sanders Kenneth Elledge Alto Clarinet Carolyn Ketterman Bass Clarinet Jane Reuning Alla Saxaplzmlz' Ann Mcllhrnny Shirley Patterson Bonnie Scott Hammond Geyer Barbara Sanders Harold Rehert Talmr Saxophone Nancy Millhimes Glenda Miller Corners and 7l7'1lII1f7!'1'.l' Edward Nowieki Rodney Steinour Stanley Prosser Lawrence Howser McKnight Guise John Sibert Mary Jane Schwartz Roger Craver janet Klinelelter James Reaver Robert Zhea joyce Utz lircfzrlz H owls Bonnie Ziegler Phyllis Miller Mary Hewetson Ba1f1'fa1z,es John Coshun John Hewetson Trambanfs Larry Herring Gerry VVentz Bass 7ll'07l11707ll' Shirley Eggleston Sa usa 1111011 es Sidney Steinour Joe Lochbaum Slzara 171711115 Evelyn Gaston Robert Ziegler Charles Fair COLOR GUARD Halls Bass Drum Sara Snyder Ralph VVood Tympam' llruaz Najaf' Fred Smith Donald Moser SENIOR MAJORETTES Head Major Joyce Kencllehart JUNIOR MAJORETTES ff Drum Major Donald Moser SENIOR HIGH CHOIR I Sopmzzo Sectiion A Stotler I Bass H. Barley S' Holoka D. VVeave1' B. Darrah R' Stromau D. Heagy D. Himes P- Pefchulyu L. Riegle J. Kendiehfu-I B- Scott D. weikei-I A. Eckert -I' toilet R. Dracha N. Nail R- Swlshffl' R. Ditzler S. Smith 5- Wells J. Neth .I. Vanderwall Bdglfgler D. VVf-timer D. Fissel ley D. Wolf II 7 . II Ano R S bafs U Soprcmo Section S, B1-itchey 'Tisgigizaugh M. Anne Baker J- Bigham Vvoishaar I. Crouse P. Cleveland M. Gorman F. FOX A- Holoka R. Johnson S' Johnsoll R. Anne Knouse B Pennington M- Lighter F, Xkfenschhof .Iii-Rpffiffel' Accozzzpanisfs N- W lg . . Cl11'11110' R A. ?-Siiltffi. A Becker I- Staigel' Joilan B Cornelison S- Weldel' R King B Korte I Tenor Alternatcs 11? S3112 R Keller R. Bankard I D. Weinier rlinsmger G. Hoak I 'C enamg I A1150 - YOW F. Paris , E' Heidt A. Spence U -FWD S. KONG D. Moser C. Ketterman P. Pennington J- Laflk F. Smith C. Raffensperger N. Kargas T015 f.cf1'.' Tofu Riglzf: l. Metal Tools Exam 1, Wvoodworkers in Action 2. Shop Service Club Members 2. Selecting Material 3. Heat Forming Plastics 3. Planning Area V n J -.J k--221 Qxi 'S x BX mf f SPGRTS G.A.A. CABINET First Row, Left to Right: N. Guise, S. Britcher M. Lighter, J. Bigham. Secoitd Row: E. Clapsaddle, S. johnson, S Black, A. Eckert. Third Row: I. Crouse, J. Reuning, H. Pfeffer A. Spence. Fazzrtlz Row: J. Kendlehart, C. Raffensperger J. Crowl, P. Cleveland. Fifth Row: J. VVeikert. A. Mcllhenny, M. J Schwartz, B. Scott. SENIOR G.A.A. First Row, Left to Right: L. Mitchell, M. McKee, I. Crouse, S. Smith, E. Rebert, S. Stuckey, B. Klocker, A. Taylor, C Brombergh, C. Raffenspergcr, -I. Kendlehart, S. Black, P. Cleveland, J. Murray, N. Guise, S. Britcher. Second Row: S. Sanders, J. Steager, S. Sterner, WV. Simpson, K. Flemming, D. VVicker, H. Shall, E. Clapsaddle, S. John- son, H. VVeimer, A. Stotler, H. Barley, A. Eckert, M. Lightner, A. Holoka. Third Row: M. Kuykendall, J. Mickey, M. Runkle, N. Riggeal, D. Dracha, S. Matthews, XV. McCleaf, P. Knox, S. Hewitt N. Nelson, S. Vtfagaman, S. Fox, S. Korte, I. Bigham. Fourth Row: J. Kuhn, -I. Griest, N. Elledge, R. King, H. Ptelier. A. Spence, L. Heldt, j. Renning, S. Pensinger, VV. Vtfolf F. Paris, E. Paddock, B. Pennington, S. Redding, D. Spence, M. I. Schwartz. Fifth Row: L. Wisler, R. A. Knouse, I. Crouse, L. Baker, C. Eisenhuth, N. Kelley, R. VVhited, F. Snead, A. Jordan, M Brent, D. Boyer, P. Tipton, R. Painter, J. Lank, P. Miller. Sixth Row: A. Myers, B. Vkfest, A. Baker, C. Ketterman, A. Cargas, J. VV'ells, B. Cornelison, D. Baltozer, I. Baker, S. Eg- gleston, B. Decker, D. Leatherman, S. Wieder, S. Holoka, L. VVilkinson. Seweiitlt Row: S. Boone, B. Scott, K. Fiscle. JUNIOR HIGH G.A.A. First Row, Left to Right: D. Herring, B. Minter. K. Sleicliter, P. Cargas, B. Boyd, O. Swartz, B. Ferman, R. Hagebaum R. Wisler, G. Miller, P. McCleaf, B. Oylcr. B. Heflin, C. Pentony, C. McCleaf, S. Brent, C. Fissel, Mrs. Rhinehart, Adviser Second Row: M. Hewetson, I.. Collins, M. Heiztleman, S. Reed, G. Rice, J. Richardson, C. Buehler, K. Heller, P. Gilbert ,I. Cluck, N. Decker, B. Hibner, E. Klinefelter, D. Hetrick, M. Jackson, C. Heimer, J. Scliratweiser, P. Tipton, M. Byers. Third Row: N. Crass, B. Bondnrant, L. Bowling, L. VVebster, P. Kiessling, N. Mallow, R. Hefflin, B. Keefer, J. Tarenkin D. VVolfe, S. Spangler, S. Skiryler, V. Nowel, B. Shultz, S. Leatherman, S. Dracha. Fourth Row: R. Heffner, M. Culp, B. Raffensperger, S. Harmon, P. Timmins, B. Simpson, K. Clock, K. Heffner, R. Riddle- moser, G. McCartney, A. Kuhn, E. McDannel, P. Duane, J. Heller, F. VVisen1an, B. Hall, M. Miller, A. Mcllhenny, Fifth Row: J. Johnson, E. Gaston, C. VVoodward, J. Teller, N. Moser, R. Sliarrali, G. Hartlaub, B. Marity, S. Baer, R Ferman, S. Rupp, D. Shindleder, J. Slentz. J. Jan, R. Smith, B. Cnllison. P. Davis, B. Forsythe, J. Weikert. Sixth Row: P. Lupp, M. Brumbaugli. B. Barnes, D. Chapman, N. Dick, V. Keefer, K. Degman, L. McCarney, K. Hawey C. Nowickes, P. Stoner, J. Slaybaugli. E. Vkfarren, J. Kuntz, D. Leatherman, P. Morrow, M. Jarvis. Sevcm'I1.R0w.' L. Hall, A. Clayton. M. McDannell, L. Miller, M. Zepp, M. Graham. B. Mitchell, J. Plank, M. VVood, N Jackson, V. VVise, N. W'asl1ington, C. Lehigh, D. Miller. O. Wfilliams, M. Miller, J. Rebert. I Lgiglztlh Row: D. Fissel, D. Redding, J. Kiessling L. Eckert, J. Kuykendall, P. Swope, C. Rowe, M. Treher, N. Milhimes . . mit 1. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS SENIOR CHEERLEADERS SENIOR-JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS SENIOR-JUNIOR-SOPHOMORE CHEERLEADERS 1 4 I .1 Y 1 .I . .1 1 X .I M. . .1 y. VARSITY COACHES Mr. Bickel Mr. Shoemaker Mr. Ellis Asslt Varsity Coach Head Coach Ass't Varsity Coach FOOTBALL SCHEDULE LETTERMEN xVCStIT1l11StC1' ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,....,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,. 12 1,3 Dale Biesecker Joseph Tonsel Delone ,,,,...,..,.,.,,.., 1 12 28 Robert Bondurant David Weaver Shippensburg' ,,,,,,, ,, 13 13 Tim Crouse Glenn VVeishaar Chambersburg ,..Y, H 13 27 Fred Furney Joseph Dearing Mechanicsburg , 0 13 Merle Gorman tco-capt.J Ralph Heffner Middletown .,,.. 0 12 Roland Keller Robert Hess Hershey .,.....,, .. 0 25 Russell Potter Fred Naugle Wayiiesboro .,.., W 32 13 Roland Schriver tmanagerh Donald Crone Carlisle ..,,.,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .. 6 19 Donald Smith Rex Baltzley Hanover t,,.,,tt,,,,,,,,,,t,,,,..,,,,,.,..,,,,,,,,,,,, 7 34 Forrest Stouck Kenneth Keefer Z NVinsg 7 Losses, 1 Tie Richard Stough Qco-capt.j Earl Little VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM I 'i1'st Row, Left to Righf: Weaver, Fissel, Sauter, Crone, Helsel, Mummert, Eckert, Staley, Boyer. 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S liippensburg 62 Gettysburg MeCl1a11iCSlJurg 53 Gettysburg ,uu,,,,..,,.... Delone 38 Gettysburg fggffff fffggffffg ..g,,f,gg,,, H 6 rshey 49 Gettysburg ,,u. VYestminster 47 Gettysburg g ffffggf ggfffg . fggf l 3610116 48 Gettysburg .,s,s,,ts,,,,ss,,,s, Alumni 48 Gettysburg ....,,ss -. ,,,,ss MiClCllCtOWH 61 Gettysburg ss,.,.. Cumberland jt. 40 Gettysburg ffsff,,f..,..... CZLFHSIG 75 Gettysburg ssss,,.,,, Middletown 7l Gettysburg Chambersburg 76 Gettysburg ..ss,,,,s,,,ss,. Carlisle 62 Gettysburg l..lss,, ffffss l 7V2lyHCSlJOfO 45 Gettysburg , ,t,s, Chambersburg 61 Gettysburg .. .,.,,,, v.s.vf.,,,,ss,, H 2111OV6f 84 Gettysburg ,,,,, Vtlaynesboro 69 Gettysburg Meclianiesburg 7l Gettysburg ,,ss, .,,,.,s.,.,,r,,s , s,ss H anover 40 Gettysburg ,,,,........,,,s, ss7r,,ss,,,,s H 6rSllCy 50 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM K1wcIi11y.' Mgrs., D. Riegle, D. VVeaver, D. NVeikert. 1 . Standing: R. johnson, R. Stough, R. Hess, J. Coleman, E. Little, M. Gorman, NV. VVoods, J. XVagnild, T. Kitzmil NVeishaar, R. Pyle, J. Crist, C. XVHSl1iI1gLOIl, 1. King, K. Mummert. ler, G PLAYERS NV. VVQODS G. XVEISHAAIQ M. Golumx CUACH-MK EU-I Gettysburg 2-I Gettysburg 28 Gettysburg 29 Gettysburg 51 Gettysburg 23 Gettysburg 33 Gettysburg 35 31 Gettysburg Gettysburg 22 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE . Shippensburg .,,, ,t,,,,.,,, l Delone . ,,,,,,, Vtfestniinster . , ,,,, Cumberland Qlt. Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Middletown Gettysburg Carlisle Gettysburg Chambersburg Gettysburg . ..Lf, ,,,..,,,,...., X Waynesboro Gettysburg Hanover Gettysburg Gettysburg 47 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,t.........,..... Hershey 34 Mechanicsburg Hershey Delone Middletown Carlisle Chambersburg Vtfaynesboro W , ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,.,,,,,..,,,, H anover Mechaniesburg JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM IglIL'ClIHfjf D. Riegle. D. Vtveaver, D. VVeikert. Y . Staizdzng: K. Keefer, J. Sauter, S. Steinour, R. Mclntyre, R. Redding, R. Baltzley, R. Staley, D. NVeimer, F. Smith, J Netli Gettysburg .,7,.. Gettysburg ....., Gettysburg ....r, C ettysburg ..,... South Pemz Carlisle .,.r,,,,..., TRACK SCHEDULE 75 yt 74M 745 64 65 ya Gettysburg ,.,,v,.,. ...... 5 3 Chambersburg ....,w,,..,. 29 Waynesboro ,.,.... ....,. 1 8 Middletown .... ..... 1 3 Hanover ..,.... ,,,,,, 1 2 Hershey ...,....., ..... 1 12 Shippensburg .,,r -- 0 XvCSt1l1l11STC1' ,,,e,,,,eb,, 412 Chambersburg ,,,b....,. -1-9M Hanover ........,........,,. 43 York r,.,.,,.e,....,, b,,.,.. 6 3 VVaynesboro ,,,b,tb,.... 32 M S1zipjve1f1.sI2 mfg Izzzfitatiotn. Meet Carlisle ,...,............s,. 53 lf2 York ,,,sss,,.,1. ,..,. 4 7 1 X3 Gettysburg ..... ...... 4 5 Lewistown .,...,...,,..... 23 Chambersburg ........ l9 Middletown ..,.... -. 9 Hanover .,....... NVa-ynesboro .,..., 75!6 TRACK TEAM-1955 L E T T E R M E N Ted Crouse john Coleman Richard Stough Richard Pennington Peter Pennington joseph Tonsel Ronald VVilliams Forrest Stouck Joseph Dearing First Row, Left to Right: R. Fridinger, C. Wfashiiigton, K. Keefer, J. Tonsel, R. Bondurant, F. Stouck, T. Crouse, D Becker, E. Little, R. Schriver, T. Crouse. Second Raw: T. Gormley, Mgr., D. Smith, R. Potter, P. Pennington, J. Coleman, R. Heffner, R. Pennington, R. Williams J. Dearing, G. VVeishaar, R. Stough, I. XVagnild, VV. Wfoods, J. VVheeler, Gerry Wentz, Mgr. Third Row: R. Topper, VV. Swisher, J. Crist, S. Brent, T. Kitzmiller, D. Kimple, R. Mclntyre, R. Redding, R. Steinour S. Stemour, M. Gorman, R. Vllood, F. Hughes, G. Hoak, F. Dreger. 5 1X3 COACHES-lVlR. FEATHTER, MR. FORNEY, MR. HA12HN1.ux BASEBALL SCHEDULE G. Boiling Springs ,E,,. 3 Delone ....A.,,...... 9 Chambersburg .,,V 5 Boiling Springs ,,,., 7 Delone .G .......,,,,., -. 12 Hanover ..i,,,ii.. 4 Shippensburg ..,,, O O Chambersburg ,,.. . 4 Hanover ........,. Shippensburg ,,e, 4 O. 7 O Z 6 10 13 10 11 7 7 BASEBALL TEAM-1955 I LETTERMEN Gary Keefer Cloyd Spence Richard Hise Edward Kane Roland Keller john King Fred Furney james Gilbert Glenn Hartzell Ronald Gigous COACH-RTR. SHOEMAKER First Row, Lefl to Right: H. Spence, I. Gilbert, I. King, K. Cullison, G. Shaffer, R. Gigous, G. Hartzell. T. Hise, A. Re. Back Row: I. Kunkle, Mgr., R. Hise. G. Keefer, R. Hess, E. Kane. D. Vlfeaver, C. Spence, F. Furney, R. Keller, K. Kane Mgr. - JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Gettysburg 20 Gettysburg 20 Delone 27 Washington Twp. 0 Gettysburg 0 ..,,.. Shippensburg 6 Gettysburg 13 t,,,.,,, XVaynesboro 15 Gettysburg 6 ....,. ,...,,,,,,,. H anover 12 Gettysburg 20 Harvey Bollinger Roy Coldsmith Terry Crouse Frank Dearing Terry Harmon Chambersburg 14 COACHES-MR. TIZIANI, MR. BROVVNLEY JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL LETTERMEN Joel Ridcllemoser Perry WOOClSl1lll Nicky Nichols Frank Skidmore Robert Zhea Williain Rentzel Herb Taylor Robert Furney VVarren Ruclisill Larry Houser Dwight Graham Francis Steinour Gary Maitland George Mitchell blames Townsend Tom Crist, manager JUNIOR HIGH VARSITY BASKETBALL Gettysburg 19 ,,,,,II..,I,,,,I..,.I,,,,I,,,,.,,I,I,, Delone 32 Gettysburg 26 ,,,, ....... C hambersburg 44 Gettysburg 25 ,,u. .... X Waynesboro 35 Gettysburg 9 ,...u, ,,,..,,,,u H auover 27 Gettysburg 20 ,,,. ...t.... Shippeusburg 37 Gettysburg 39 ...,, -- Wfashington Twp. 15 Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg 30 20 23 16 31 42 Deloue Chambersburg XVaynesboro Hanover Shippensburg Vlfashingtou Twp. 28 30 31 29 24 29 JUNIOR HIGH VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM 1:1-I'SfRI7ZL'. Left to Iriglzf: XV. Fissel, R. Oyler, I. Bricker, J. Fissel, T. Hise, B. Sixeas, D. VVaddell, R. Cullison, R. Noel Sfffmzd Row: M. Olson, G. Maitland, S. Kessel, N. Nichols, R. Frew, M. Eckert, E. Miller, H. Miller, C. McIntyre. Third Row: R. VVeikert, G. Richardson, J. Riddlemoser, G. Maitland. T. Fair, I. Mallard. R. Furuey, S. Wfeikert, Lucl baum, D. Graham, G. Mitchell, T. Crist, M. Small. .ll'iss1'ng: VV. Rcutzel, Coldsmith, F. Skidmore, J. Townsend. Rom' Ozzie: Hi, Mr. Nett . . . lt's this way , . . Music! Mr. Eiren . . . Please listen to the following announcements . . . Anvil Chorus . . . How many days were you absent . . . Gettin' heavy. . . VVhite House correspondents . . . on the waterfront . . . Come in . . . Daub it on. Rota' Tivo: Wfharf Cafe . . . It's the shop ..., K ttentive aren't thy . . . Is it good, Mrs. Joseph? . . . Ebb Tide . . . Cherry Champs . . . It's the old Juke-box . . . Hit it Johnny. Row Tlzrac: Make it Hush . . . Skaterls VValtz . . . Shds workin' hard . . . End ofthe line girls . . . Tl1ey're little chickens . . . Sl1e's workin' hard too. Row Four: He's thinkixf. GETTYSBURG JOINT SCHOOL SYSTEM MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Gettysburg Ray I. Kitzmiller Mrs. Golda H. Collins Robert H. Deardorff Edward B. Bulleit Mrs. Dorothy S. Nichols Douglas VV. Smith Dr. R. D. Wickerhaixr Cumberland Prudence O. Martin Edward Eiker John L. Maring David Blocher Glenn L. Sterner Franklin Gift H. VValter Charles Bowniaster john R. Sauter Thomas O. Oyler Maynard R. Stuckey F reedom John W. Woocls Mervin B. Bishop Raymond S. Scott Addison R. Durboravr Edgar A. McDonnell Highland Glenn R. Trostle Charles L. Lott Walter L. Hay Howard A. Knouse Allen A. VVeikert lllf. foy Glenn C. Bowers Arthur R. Buehler Charles M. A. Shildt john VV. Schwartz Reginald Zepp Strabau Ralph W. Guise Hugh C. Mcllhenny Oren H. Wilson VVi1lia1n A. Raber Levi I. Spangler ADMINISTRATICN To the Class of 1956: In the military service a candidate goes through a basic or boot training period which is fraught with many hazardous obstacles and difficult prob- lems in order to condition and prepare him for any eventualities that may actually confront him later. ln comparison, your basic training has been rather easy. Yet, it should make it easier for you to face your life's problems. How well you face these problems also depends much on how well you have learned to control and discipline your- self, for self-control is a very important factor in determining your future success. VVithout your determined ehfort all the good wishes in the world mean nothing. Sincerely, DR. LLOYD C. KEEFAUVER AB., A.M., EDD Superintendent of Schools To the Class of 1956: You are about to complete the formal schooling furnished by your community and should be ready to take -your place as a citizen in this great country of ours. You will be continually faced with the task of making wise choices, which will require thought and judgment. If you have used your training wisely and honestly, then you should be able to look forward to a happy and useful life. Our best wishes go with you. X. I X I I 1 MR. GUILE W. LEFEVER B.S., M.S. High School Principal P7'f1'lfZTif7Gl,5 Secrefazfies-C. Patterson, N. Temple B1,lSiJZC?5S IVIGTZHQE7'-KC11I1Cth G. Reinhart, Jr. Cafeteria Help Superi1zz?ende1fzZ s SCCl'6fLI'V3V-NI. Folkenroth Business lTWfWIfClg6I'JS Sfrcrefary-V. 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WWW Hman' G.A.A., Cheerleaders BA M'S' Future Homemakers of Junior Historians' Club Get'tySbu g C011egefA-B-- Future Farmers of America, America SHOEMAKER, HOWARD G. SLEICHTIER, ltlARY LOUISE SNYDER, .ALICE M. STALEYV, BERNICE, EVELYN TIZIANI, DONALD World History, Civics Girls' Physical Eduvation English General Home Economies Math Gettysburg College-B.S. University of Tampa-B.S. Gettysburg College Drexel Institute Bob Jones Columbia University GAA. h 1 d University of Pennsylvania! of Technology Football Coach ' C eel' ea ETS B.A., M.A. in English B.S. in Home Economics Varsity Baseball Coach Embroidery Club TROXELL, FRED G. Lll.LRlCH, DONALD' ANDREW XVENTZ, SUSAN K. XVISLER, RUTH S. ZEIGLER, ROBERT G Math Science Librarian English Instrumental Music Gettysburg College-A.B., A.M. Shippensburg S.T.C.--B.S. Millersburg S.T.C.-B.S. Gettysburg College-B.S. West Student Council Penn State University-M E11 Libra Sewice Club Penn State University-M.A. Temple Athletic Treasurer Writing Club . l W l Red CYOSS Council String Ensemble STUDENT TEACHERS Barry Attig Shirley Bollinger Ruth Ploingren Becky Stracener FIRST SEMESTER Kitty Baker Robert Frantz Evelyn Coates Kathleen News jean Eckert Arlene Brown Gretchen Parkinson Charles Galbraith Rodney Shuff Richard Hockenberry Dawn Zukswert Mary Bertholcl Ralph VVerley SECOND SEMESTER Bruce Peiper Ernest Ilgenfritz Dean Jasper Nancy Husbands Wlilliani Sells Frank Gagliardi Louise Tarinan Q a Ei Q: W X. -as . if x 4- i. ,EXW in 'H-f-. nh- Q wx, we W 3 3, 4 ki- na- ll?Lff?. W - rw J.. 5' E 1 tonight . . . Tap it iu. Row Tlzrz'z'.' Is it heavy? .... X ll Aboard . . . Silence? . . . Mi-mi-mi . . . Dish it up Raft' lfmzr: Is it good? i Top F.F.A. Broiler Project. Top: l. Testing milk for butterfat Metal Lathe in Operation. Z. Agriculture classrooms Hot metal work. 3. Studying farm electricity. Repairing School Bleachers 4. Starting' a wagon bed. 'R 4: ADVERTISING 7 JOHN S. TEETER AND SONS, INC. -1,- CRUSHED STONE PRODUCERS - ,Q - Phone 696 Gettysburg, Pa Compliments of Fraternal Order ot Eagles Gettysburg Aerie Lodge No. 1562 ATLANTIC PETROLEUIVI PRODUCTS ..-k- DISTRIBUTED BY AERO OIL COMPANY New Oxford, Pa. Phone New Oxford 4-4311 Compliments of FRIENDS ADAMS COUNTY NOVELTY CUIVIPANY -ef -C Manufacturers FINE CARVED TABLES , Gettysburg, Pa. Congratulations to the Class ot 1956 U55 fans cglfucfio Cannon-Aid Photographers ..-k- Portrait, Wedding, and Commercial Photography eet Phone 856 Gett CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 1956 ..-,Q- General Engraving Inc. 8 West King Streei LANCASTER PA -,q,..i DESIGNING - ILLUSTRATING - ENGRAVING TIMES AND NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY Specialists in YEARBOOKS - DISSERTATIONS - SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS Publishers of Adams County's Only Daily Newspaper THE CETTYSBURG TIMES .. if .- CARLISLE STREET GETTYSBURG, PA THE BATTLEFIELD SWIMMING POOL For Real Potato Chips Ziegler's Studio Bafmmore Pike EAT Commercial - Portraiture - Industrial lk MIIES from Lincoln Square UTZIS Phone 559 HA DagErDfg5f:rhat,s HHDOVGIU PH- 127 Springs Ave. Gettysburg, Pa Compliments of Gettysburg Building and Loan J' G BGIIIIIIOIG SIIEGI SHOPPE Meats Vegetables Lincoln Square and Frozen Foods Call 42-Z We Deliver Q SAVE AND HAVE SWM Current Dividends Compliments PHIELIS GARAGE Roy E IHC t . , . CREDIT BUREAU De Soto and Plymouth 310 W. High Street OF ADAMS Sales and Service GETTYSBURG, ppb COUNTY, INC. Phone 369 Phone 1220 or ll6-Y Lincoln Square 438 York St. BONDED BUILT-UP ROOFING Ernest A'Du1a'neY' Mgr' Gettysburg' Pa' Siding and Sheet Metal Contractor Compliments ot GETTYSBURG MOTORS, INC. Sixth and York Streets Chrysler Parts Plymouth Phone 740 Service International Sales Warren Chevrolet Sales Chevrolet and Buick Sales and Service -if- Lincolnway East Gettysburg Phone 424 Phone 1021 HOTEL GETTYSBUBG On the Square - sk .. Henry M. Scharf, Manager Compliments of PBOSPEBITY CLEANERS - if - Railroad Street 1814 1956 Tl-IE GETTYSBUBC NATIONAL BANK On York Street GETTYSBURG. PA. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance . Corporation Member of Federal Reserve System Constructive Banking Since Colonial Days 1814 1956 Union Emblem Co. Palmyra, Pa. -1,- CLASS RINGS PEN NAN TS COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS IEWELERS TO CLASS 1956 .. -,C - P. H. Nissley, Mgr. Meadow Valley Abattoir Wholesalers Home Dressed Meats - if - Gettysburg Pa Phone 790 HANOVER I S GETTYSBURG Home of Prize Winning Milk ,Specify BUPP'S and be sure you are getting the best in Milk and other Dairy Products Phone Hanover 6127 or Gettysburg-Enterprise 1-6127 Visit Our Dairy Bar and Store at 877 York Street Hanover, Pa. GETTYSBURG ELKS LODGE No. 1045 , g Nationwide Insurance Sterling E. Musselman, Representing NATIONWIDE INSURANCE GETTYSBURG CULLEGE ' Founded 1832 A College of Liberal Arts and Sciences for Men, and Women y and Atr Force Reserve Curricula In Music Education Business Admirustratlo Officer Training Corps and Physical Educatio ALWINE BRICK COMPANY Brickmcxkers Since 1851 , NEW OXFORD, PENNSYLVANIA OXFORD COLONIAL BRICK A Steel and Aluminum Sash-Concrete Block The H and I-I Machine Shop Compliments of Gettysburg LodgeNo.s 1526 Loyal Order ot Moose Pontiac Sales and Service 'k A tomcmc Report g Complete Wreck Serv B dy F rcxnd Fe d S DPtDPtg F Sth Cp1C A af SQUTFIAWASHINGTON srarier Compliments ot a A Friend ' 'UG I ll J. Compliments of LITTLE CABS Phone 238 A Cab As Near As Your Phone Battlefield Tours - Prompt and Courteous Service Radio Controlled .. if - Lincoln Square Gettysburg, Pa. Compliments of GETTYSBURG THROWING COMPANY - wk .. R. E. Berkheimer, Pres. Compliments of the Junior Historian Club Educated People Save It is told that Indians of Paraguay plowed all day with oxen and then killed the oxen for supper. The primitive mind gave no thought to the morrow. The habit of saving is the mark of the educated man and Woman. Also, it is one of the privileges enjoyed in a free America. BE SMART - SAVE REGULARLY 2'Z2 Interest per Annum Paid on Savings Accounts The First National Bank of Gettysburg, Pa. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation On Lincoln Square Since 1857 GETTYSBURG BUILDING SUPPLY COMPANY 225 South Franklin Street GETTYSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA Phone 1042 -gf- Modern Materials for Better Building .. .k .. The Gettysburg High School Alumni Association Welcomes the Class ot 1956 To the Association President ........ ........ I ohn MacPhai1 First Vice President 4.,... Paul Anzengruber Second Vice President .... Herman Smith Secretary ...... ,.,..... M rs. Arthur Roth S. Blaine Miller W. H. Musser, Jr. Treasurer .... ,.,. R ichard Folkenroth Miller and Rose Garage and Ice Service COMPLETE CITIES SERVICE PRODUCTS General Repairing Front End Alignment Wheel Balancing 24-hour Towing Service 650 York Street Phone-Day 634-Y, Night 312-Y Gettysburg, Pa. Hunt Avenue, Inc. NASH SALES AND SERVICE TOP QUALITY USED CARS M Mile South of Gettysburg, Route 140 Phones 74-X and 1237 Adams County Farm Bureau Co-op Assn. Gettysburg, Pa. Feeds - Phone 390 - Seeds Buy Co-operatively and Save the Difference for Yourself Compliments Swam Electric Co., Inc. HANOVER, PA. H. N. Bange Frigidaire Appliances --A-- 0 Heating And Dunlop Tires I Plumbing I I Electric Contractor A ..t.. 31-UE 'UDG5 Phone 7-1263 OIL CO. Broadway Hanover, Pa. 650 York St. Phone 838 Gettysburg, P CI PROWELL'S MILLINERY Hats and Handbags of Distinction 51 Frederick Street Hanover, Pa. Relax and Enjoy a Magazine Tonight Patronize Your Local News Dealer L. E. SMITH NEWS AGENCY l OHN H. BASEHORE Insurance Real Estate A Justice of the Peace Lincoln square Gettysburg, Pa. CANNON SHOE STORE 8 Center Square HANOVER, PA. SHOES .FOR ALL Congratulations to the SER51?giE31IC6IEQx?lI.ER KITZMILLER'S Class of 56 C 1. t f Phone 570 SERVICE STATION 0mp'me .S 9 General Repairing MODERN MISS Used Cars Atlantic Gas and Oils SHOP GAY IEWELERS Road Service: Storage 100 York Street Chambersburg Street Gettysburg, Pa. Dey S ' , John I. Ohler and V SSW :glee Comphments of Edward N. Stine one . . Compliments Trading as Hardware, Paint, Auto Harold H. Reuning DOUGHERTY 6. BQQKMART and Home Supplies HARTLEY PLAZA 30 York Street Gettysburg, Pa. Better Shoes Fitted Better Dry Goods, Notions ' and Underwear The Style Shop Phone 3-5155 12 Baltimore St. Compliments . , .of . Arctic Locker System Gettysburg National Museum, Your Friendly Store Inc Gettysburg - Hanover' Pa' H 625 UI-Iome of the Electric Map Congratulations to the . Class of 1956 From 1 Congratulations to the Blocher S Class of 1956 - ' 'i ' 5 Weikert's Barber Shop 57 Chambersburg Street Gettysburg, Pa. Jewelry Since 1887 E 25-27 Chambersburg Street Gettysburg, Pa. Q E 1 Peters Funeral Home 321 Carlisle Street Telephone l-120 Dave's L WALLPAPER AND PAINT 117 Carlisle Street Gettysburg, Pa. H. E. Brinkerhoii and Son Local and Long Distance Hauling S ' 26E trnSttes erving as e a 120 Carlisle Street Phone 661 GETTYSBURG, PA. Hotel Gettysburg Beauty Salon Margaret L. Spangler , owner - Operator Phone 779 Gettysburg, Pa. LeVan's Fashions Compliments of Martin's Shoe Store Compliments of Shuman's Cut-Rate 39 Baltimore Street Kuhn's Amoco Service Full Line Amoco Products 10 Different Brands of Oil Jacobs Bros. Cash Grocery Lincoln Square Phone 84 - 160-Y Meats, Fruit, Vegetables and Frozen Foods Famous Hoi Wiener Lunch Corner York Street and Broadway Hanover, Pa. Nick Navros, Prop. LARSON 'S COURT Compliments 1 STANLEY WARNER MAJESTIC Where Happiness Costs So Litt1e Good Luck to My Fellow Classmates llM0elI Hershey's Congmtulcmons Tal101' Compliments of to the Staff Donald H. Hershey of the Cannon-Aid of 1956 ' 1' ' The Tinkers Tailor and Haberdasher From Barbie, Susie, Ann, Mac, Waldo, Phyl, Roland Cleaning and Pressing Bob, Jeff, Herm, - ir - Westy, Fred, Hank Opposite Court House Gettysburg, Pa. Phone 1 108 Simpson Machine 8: Welding Co. Ernest H. Simpson, Prop. 4th and Water ,Streets P. O. Box 252 ' Gettysburg, Pa.. Bankeri's Restaurant Compliments of C. W. EPLEY Established 1921 STUDEBAKER DEALER -1-- PSEE US ' .. -in AFTER THE GAME Gettysburg, Pa. Victory Restaurant Compliments of 918 Carlisle Street a Hanover, Pa. , Friend Lee Hartman Compliments ofthe REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE HOAGIE HOUSE 56 Hanover Street Phone 107 Chambersburg Street Gettysburg, Pa Compliments of Compliments Of Bren-Da's Luncheonette Dilzlef S MUSIC SUPPIIGS Fairfield Road 224 York Street Gettysburg, Pa. G'eI'IYSbU.I'g', PQ. Phone I-I. G. SIMPSON CARRIER AIR CONDITIONING AND HEAT CONTRACTOR Sales and Service Gettysburg, R. D. 5, Pa. Compliments of Swope's Atlantic Service Station 150 Carlisle Street Phone 77 Gettysburg, Pa. Caprtol Trarlways CONVENIENT SCHEDULED BUS SERVICE FROM GETTYSBURG TO-HARRISBURG, POTTSVILLE, SHENANDOAH, HAZLETON, WILKES-BARRE AND SCRANTON Charter Coaches Available CHARTERS TOURS SIGHTSEEING TRIPS Gettysburg Shoe Company Weishaar Brothers Home Appliances-Sheet Metal Work Plumbing 37 Baltimore Street Phone 125 p Rose-Ann Shoppe Ladies' and Children's Ready-to-Wear Rose Smith Littleton, Prop. 116-118 Baltimore Street g Gettysburg, Pennsylvania Peoples Drug Store THE REXALL-KODAK STORE I Drugs - Sodas - Sundries - Toiletries - Stationery York Street Gettysburg, Pa. WENTZ'S FURNITURE Serving You Since '22 121 Baltimore Street Gettysburg, Pa. Gettysburg News and Sporting Goods EVERYTHING FOR SPORTS ALSO SCHOOL SWEATERS - BOWLING 51 Chambersburg Street Minter's Store .. -pf - COMPLETE MARKET' - -k - 46 Baltimore Street Phone 445 Dave's Photo Supply 52 Chambersburg Street Gettysburg, Pa. CAMERAS - SUPPLIES - PHOTO FINISHING Photographic Headquarters in Gettysburg I'Iu1l's Electric Service ... ,af - R. D. 3, Gettysburg, Pa. Compliments of Cottman Jewelers 51 Chambersburg Street Gettysburg, Pa. When It's Flowers . . . Remember Ours lVIurray's Greenhouse AND FLOWER SHOP R. D. 4, Gettysburg, Pa. 1 I Phone 1110 Gilbert's Hobby Shop 230 Steinwehr Ave. on Rt. 15 to Wash., D. C. GETTYSBURG, PA. Phone 1025 GIFT SHOP - WE CATER TO PARTIES Peace Light Inn and Tourist Court On the Battlefield at Entrance Peace Light '-Memorial 18 MODERN BRICK CABINS- Phone 80 Compliments of The John C. Lower Co., Inc. WHOLESALE GROCERS' Gettysburg, Pa. Compliments ot Texas Lunch 58 Chambersburg Street Gettysburg, Pa. Glenn L- Bfeam Adams County Motors INCORPORATED , OLDSMOBILE - CADILLAC FORD SALES AND SERVICE GMC SALES AND SERVICE 100 Buford Avenue Gettysburg, Pa. York and Liberty Streets GETTYSBURG, PA. Compliments of Bender's Funeral Home Gettysburg, Pennsylvania McCaus1in Auto Sales Dodge - Plymouth Cars . Dodge Job-Rated Trucks 334-36 York Street A- Compliments of Kuhn's Millinery FOR THE LATEST IN FASHIONS . 130 ,Chambersburg Street Rose B. Sanders, Prop. ' Phone 668-X Fissel-Britcher Agency Masonic Bldg. Gettysburg, Pa. ' I Phone 434' fl ' ' Il-lennigls I Bakery , U3Q5l York Street ,Bakers tor G.H.S. Cafeteria i ' COFFMAN-FISHER CU. DEPARTMENT STORE Where Style and Quality Meet a Low Price Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes Men's and Boys' Clothing and Furnishings Women's and Child.ren's. Ready-to-Wear Lincoln Square Gettysburg Compliments of The 01d Buziard A Wealth of Health Pensupreme Gettysburg Phone 1020 THE Sl-IETTER HOUSE Zeffmg S DINING ROOM AND CATERING for at 48 Chambersburg Street ' Hardware . I Phone 246-X Phone Office' sae ' Plant 1043 Charles S. Lupp McDermitt Brothers READY MIXED CONCRETE RADI ' I. I O 'md TV SALES 'And SERVICE CONCRETE DRAIN PIPE Communication - Engineering GENERAL CONCRETE WORK 168 Carlisle Street Gettysburg, Pa. Gettysburg, Pa. Box 231 Britcher 8: Bender Compliments of K. 0. Deardorft DRUG STORE I Faber S INSURANCE - 'A' - ff Y k s G b Z7 Chambersburg Street or treat euys mg Gettysburg, pq, Lincoln Square Phone 695 SNYDER'S Sales and Service Exclusive Distributors SNYDER'S POTATO CHIPS PRETZELS - EGG NOODLES 1060 Baltimore Street HANOVER, PA. COMPLETE REPAIR DEPARTMENT Stenger Music House 110 Baltimore Street Hanover, Pa. R. Feeser F. Bowman Da1e's Tire Shop REO LAWNMOWER -1,- Sue's Diner Next Door lVz Miles North on Route 15 Phone 1085-X Res. Biglerville 12-I Hanover Hardware Co. BUILDERS' HARDWARE Tools, Paint, Oil, Glass and Sporting Goods HANOVER, PA. Compliments of Lohell's Exclusive Iunior Fashions Nationally Famous Rudisil1's Gulf Service Leroy Rudisill 103-ll Carlisle Street Gettysburg, Pa. Phone 677 Remmel's Print Shop 54 Chambersburg Street Gettysburg, Pa. Ralph Barley, Owner S I IE E L IE can Enterprise l-3747 MORRIS GITLIN DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF IUNK LAUNDRY, CLEANING, STORAGE 110 High Street Hanover, Pa. Rear of Carlisle Street Phone 28 Compliments ADAMS COUNTY ELECTRIC APPLIANCE CO. 31 Carlisle Street Phone 1176' Gettysburg Bix-Sway Boys' Wear DRY CLEANERS 24 Chambersburg Street Gettysburg, Pa. Phone 20-Y Compliments Royal Jewelers Dave Forney 81 Son C National Garage? Packard Sales and Service Good Selection of Used Cars le Mile Lincolnway East Compliments Butt's Diner Buford Avenue Compliments The Gift Box 29 Chambersburg Street Greeting Cards and Gifts Chritzman's Jewelers SlI1Ce 1904 Greetings From RED HORSE SERVICE STATION 249 York Street Gettysburg, Pa. Smyser's Card Shop Greeting Cards For Every Occasion Phone 1224 Les Staley X 114 Broadway Hanover, Pa Compliments Compliments STANDARD PENNANT CO. , - Big Run, Pa., Jefferson county Samuel Shlfk Sz S011 . Comphmems Felt and Chenille Awards, Letters ' I Emblems, Banners, Caps Inc MI- and MIS- We Feature a Fine Line of Sweaters, Jackets, T and Sweat Shirts 40 Broadway Hanover, Pa. Boss A. Schriner Compliments Thelma's Candy Shop 102 Broadway H3,HOVe1', Pa. Compliments of Hankey's Grocery 201 S. Washington Street Gettysburg, Pa. Abe, Glenn and Junie Congratulations, Class of '56 We invite you to make use of the facilities offered by this store, whether it be to shop with us, to meet your friends at Murphy's, or to seek employ- ment with our company, in the event that you decide upon a retail career. G. C. MURPHY COMPANY Gettysburg's Leading Store The' Silver Thimble Compliments of Bloser Baby Shoe 35 York Street Gettysburg, Pa. Company I N 0 Sixeas Greenebaum s A 1. I THE HOME OF GOOD Gas and Electric Appliances CLOTHES Furniture Since 1910 62 Chambersburg Street Hanover, Pa- I I Sherman s Store Bender s Complete Line of Men's and GIFTS Boys' Clothing and Furnishings 12-16 Baltimore Street Shoes for the Entire Family 20 York Street Bohb's USMART WEAR FOR THE HIGH SCHOOL LAD Lincoln Square Gettysburg, Pa. Compliments of Weaver's Antique Shop Schmitt's INTERIOR DECORATIONS Custom Made Slip Covers Draperies - Upholstering Fabrics - Wallpaper Phone '75-Y Lincoln Square Gettysburg, Pa .-1 4 1 I I v if 4 3 fr 1 F ,,, ,.... , l if
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