Harmony Area High School - Harmonizer Yearbook (Westover, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1952 volume:

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Dunlap Wilbur Shaw Kenneth Oaks Henry Davison George Fry Treasurer BURNSIDE TOWNSHIP Carl Sunderlin Clyde Miller Joe Young Bill Johnston Edgar Butterbaugh CHEST TOWNSHIP Dave Straw Joel McGarvey Don Woods Clair Leamer Ralph Houser Truant Officer 5 7 C7418 g7l'L6!lfl,CIl0I :5 EDWARD B. REIGHARD Supervising Pnnclpul Clarion S. T. C., B. S. Unlv. ofPl!fsburgl1, M. Eel HAROLD W LUCKENBAUGH Prmclpul Geiiysburg College, A. Bucknell Univ., M. Ed. 7 Bloomsburg S T C B S. MICHAEL A. DANIELE Westover Social Sfudies, Science Shippensburg S. T. C., B. S Penn State College, M. Ed MICHAEL BODNAR Cherry Tree Science, Algebra, History Indiana S. T. C., B. S. 8 FRANK J. DUBOS Wesfover English, French Woynesburg College, B. A Penn Sicxfe College, M. Ed ANTHONY Du GIROLAMO Wesiover Biology, English, History Sf. Francis College, B. A. 9 Q, BERT A. WILLIAMS, JR. Westover Science and Math Sf. Francis College, B. S. Bucknell Universiiy, M. S ELLEN J. MILES Cherry Tree Mafhemalics, Latin, English Albrlghi College, A. B. L'-Sffgil 31 LOUIS J. JACOBS Cherry Tree Commercial Indiana S. T. C., B. S. I0 PHILLIP MOLLERS Music Duquesne Universiiy, B. S., M. Ed FRED R. GRANTHAM Vocchonal Agnculiure Penn Sfafe College, B. S. 'I1 JANET BAKER llsukell Barnesboro 15 Class Officer 2, 35 Year- book Staff 45 Dance Club 25 Chorus 25 Christmas Play 35 Junior Prom 3. Janet is our fair-haired lass Blue eyes and fragile as glass She'll go to the city to work a spell We all want to wish her well. NANCY BICKFORD usickyu Class Officer 15 Dance Club 'l, 25 Junior Prom 35 Yearbook Staff 45 Christmas Play 3, 45 Student Council 'I5 Chorus 2. Fair and fickle is our Nancy She takes all men to her fancy We predict she'll be a housewife Cause that's the ambition of her life. AGIIIQJ MONA MAE BORING uMokey1r Class Officer 'I, 3, 45 Dance Club 1, 25 Yearbook Staff 45 Senior Play 45 Christmas Play 3, 45 Student Council 15 Chorus 25 Junior Prom 3. Mona is our redhoired gal And to everyone a pal She has the highest marks in class She is a brainy little lass. DOROTHY BROTHERS 1, H Dot Etiquette Club 15 Chorus 15 Yearbook Stall At school we all call her Dot Her voice is soft and very pleasing In an argument she puts you in a spot Always sport, and always teasing. .IOE BROTHERS ulcer, French Club 'I5 Athletic Club 35 Band 15 Chorus l. We are proud of Joe and his work I must say he never is a shirk None of the teachers has he sassed Also brightest in our class. 'I2 eniom 7952 MARJORIE COBLE Brickhead Class Oflicer 'l, 45 Dance Club l, 25 Cheerleader l, 25 Christmas Play 3, 45 Yearbook Stall 45 Senior Play 45 Chorus 1, 25 Junior Prom 3. Eyes of blue, hair of red ls our vivacious Brickhead In the Waves she soon will be A fair young maiden of the sea. IRIS CONLEY Chorus 15 Sewing Club 45 Yearbook Stal? 4. lris is a miss we all like well She's quiet, she's small, she's neat She's always willing to help you out Her kind disposition is hard to heat. WILLIAM CONN Bill Basketball 'l, 2, 3, 45 Dance Club 'l, 25 Senicr Play 45 Yearbook Co-editor 45 Class Officer 1, 25 Junior Prom 35 Christmas Play 3, 4. Bill's a leading basketball star We predict that he'll go far A general in the Air Force he may be We're all content to wait and see. 13 HELEN CORSON French Club 'I, 2, 35 Chorus 1, 2, 4. She is always laughing At nothing at all And to be a poetess We think is her call. VERLA DOVERSPIKE Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 District Band 35 Coun- ty Chorus 45 Band 2, 3, 45 French Club 'l, 2, 35 Secretary of Band 35 Librarian cf Glee Club l. She's very good at music She can really sing a song And to make a classmate happy Doesn't take this Iassie long. GERALDINE FLEMING Jerri Class Officer 2, 3, 4, Dance Club 1, 2, Yearbook Staff 4, Cheerleader 3, Senior Play, Student Council, Chorus 2, Junior Prom 3. Jerri is our Russian queen And of her we're quite keen She'll make a charming secretary Unless she meets Tom, Dick or Harry. 4 RUTH FRONK Punk Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, Cheerleader 1, 2, Christmas Play 3, 4, Dance Club 1, 2, Yearbook Stal? 4, Senior Play 4, Chorus 1, 2, Junior Prom. Ruth is our dreaming mate With honors she will graduate Come what will, come what may She'll make a charming nurse some day. CHERRELL FRY Football 1, 2, 3, Athletic Club 1, 2, Box- ing 1, Wrestling 1, F. F. A. 3, 4, Senior Play 4, F. F. A. Reporter. Cherrell is witty and full of fun And always keeps you on the run He is our only red head Always talking, but nothing is said. DONALD GOCHNOUR Hoon., Football 1, 2, 3, Baseball 17 Basketball 1, 4, Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. 4. Donald is our western man Shows it by his walk He's a western song and a great horse fan He's even western in his talk. LOIS GRIFFITH Class Officer 2, 41 Cheerleader 3, As- sistant Librarian 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, Chorus 1, 2, 4, French Club 1, 2: Yearbook Co-editor 4. Lois is always at a steady pace At school, at home and elsewhere ln future she is bound to get there If not home plate, then at third base. 14 MARY HILL Margie Etiquette Club 'l, French Club 2, 3, Chor- us 'l, 2, 4, Sewing Club 4. Mary is a handy girl Sl1e's always on the go She gets along with everyone She's the kind we like to know. THEODORE HILL H-I-edu Etiquette Club I, French Club I, 2 3 Athletic Club 2, 3, F. F. A. 2, 3. Ted is an industrious lad And he takes time to study When he sees someone in need He's always willing to be a buddy. SARA HERSHBERGER Etiquette Club l, Sewing Club 4. Sara is a quiet girl To help she's always willing She is never making trouble And her temper never hits the ceiling. BEVERLY LEWIS naevu Chorus l, 2, Cheerleader 3, French Club 2, 3, Sewing Club 4, Prom Well-Wisher 4. She's quiet, she's neat 'ld She's an all around friendly lass Her iolly mood is hard to beat Especially in Business Law Class. JOANN I-IUTTON uh., Cheerleader 2, 4, French Club 'l, 2, 3, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Band 'l, 2, 37 MUY Queen 4, Librarian l, 4. Joann is a cheering girl A very special lass She will always lend a helping hand She's a favorite with our class. KENNETH KOPP HKen,, Football l, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4. Ken is our handy man He's soapy on the spot Always does what you want him to And does it an the dot. I5 PHYLLIS McKEE Hphyln Class Officer 1, 2, 4, Band 2, 3, French Club l, 2, 3, Prom Well Wisher 4, May Day Lady in Waiting 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Senior Play 4, All-Star Band 3. Small, good-natured, always neat That's our classmate Phyl Her personality is hard to beat But a warning-Watch out for her auto- mobile. l MABLE McGARVEY Chorus I, Sewing Club 4. Mable is the blonde in our class Of her we are very proud To all the fellows she's quite the lass She always mixes with the crowd. 16 GEORGE MARKLE Hoogn Athletic Club 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, Class Officer 2, 3, Senior Play 4, Football I, 2, 3, Baseball 'l, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4. George is the brightest in our class With iokes and with his teasing He always has a friendly smile Especially of a Sophomore lass. LILLIE MYERS III-HI! Glee Club 'l, Chorus 'l, 2, 4, French Club l, 2, 3. She's the Lillie ofthe Seniors She's a happy go lucky gal She is seldom very silent But she's our pal. ARLIE McGARVEY Rocks Chorus 2, French Club 1, 2, 3, Band 3, 4, Senior Play 4. With musical talent he was barn ln the band he plays a horn His favorite subiect is General Math That's because he can do it so fast. JAMES MORRISON ,,Jim,, French Club 'l, Glee Club 1. Jim is short and always quick A better friend you could never pick He always comes to school dressed neat With a personality that's hard to beat. THOMAS NELSON Spools Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Dance Club lp Senior Play 4, Yearbook Stat? 45 Junior Prom 3. Tom is our tall quiet lad .lanet is the blonde that can make him glad His future hasn't entered his mind Probably a little bungalow he'll find. DENNIS PATRICK Diss Football l, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Club l, 2, 3, 4. Friendly, courteous and always neat His personality is hard to beat He has always been athletic And to the girls, quite magnetic. JAY ROLAND Athletic Club 3- Band 3 4- F. F. A. 3 4- Baseball 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Class Officer 3, 45 Senior Play 4, French Club 3, 4. Jay quite often is there A pest to all the lasses His humor is very powerful He's helpful in his class. 'I7 CHARLES RORABAUGH Charlie Athletic Club l, 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. 3, 4 Glee Club 'lg Baseball Manager 4, Year book Staff 4. Charlie is active and always alert With all the girls, a big flirt His wish is to drive a trailer truck We hope he has success and luck. DOROTHY STEWART uDo'n Junior Prom 3, Yearbook Stai 4, Christ- mas Play 3, 4, Dance Club l, 27 Class Om- cer 2. Kind and friendly is our Dot We all know she likes George a lot She has her future very well planned There may be a ring on her left hand. MARGARET TERMIN Maggie DONNA WAGNER Class Officer 'Ig Student Council 'Ip French Club 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, Yearbook Staff 4, Senior Play 4. Donna is regular, steady and sweet She is always on the go She is well dressed, always neat A girl that all should know. HERSCHEL WESTOVER Hersh Student Council lp Class Officer 2, 3, French Club 'l, 2, 3, Chorus lg Yearbook Staff 4, Football Manager 'l, 2, 3. Herschel is our errand boy With autos he's a wizard He fills the girls with lots of ioy And sends them in a blizzard. ROSEZELLA WESTOVER nnollyu Chorus 'l, 2, Sewing Club 4, French Club 3, 4. Rosezella is a loving gal A steady friend, and steady pal She is quick, willing and able lf you don't believe us, just ask Mable. BETTY WOLF Etiquette Club 'lg French Club 2, 3. We are proud of Betty and her friendly ways She really is cr pal to all She'll cheer you up on rainy days For Betty's always on the ball. 18 . .-waxnlwf left to Right: Ruth Frank, Lois Griffith, Jay Roland, Dennis Patrick, Mona Mae Boring, Geraldine Fleming Seated: Phyllis McKee, Mariorie Coble. enior CKCLJJ The Senior Class of 52 started this final year with 37 mem- bers. Their main activities for the year were the very successful class play, senior banquet, Washington trip and their money rais- ing activities, including a magazine drive, candy sale and Christ- mas card sale. 'I9 Wa fum 5 nnior Cfdiiif Firsi row, seated left fo right-Kathleen Kopp, Regino Beck, .leon Ann Fry, Joann Rowles, Marian Fry, Evo Nelson. Second row-Phyllis Dotrs, Mary Westover, Mary Louise Wesiover, Carmen Conley, Doris Spicher. Third row-Jonei Beck, Bob Straw, Bob Peorce, Harl Kopp, Ed Slrow, Donno Leomer, Bonnie McCune, Jean Kilchen. Fourih row-Moxfne McMaslers, Mary Waugoman, Susan Block, Carol Poole, Barbaro Possmore, Lois Meckley, Lois Scoli. Fifth row-Janet Roland, James Wocds, Hurry Hutton, Paul Bokcxyso, Philip Bokcr, Tiiomos Ccmraloupe, Bob Byers, Georgeann Hollen, omior Cyadd Omcem Left to right-Regina Beck, Jean Ann Fry, Bob Pearce Phyllis Dolls, Doris Spicher, Eva Nelson, Kaihleen Kopp Carole Poole. 20 .fgccialenfag 0,0 L0l'l'LOI 0 First row, seated left to right-Mary Anna Birchall, Patricia Woods, Alto Mae Beck, Jean Siford, Margaret Bakoysa, Eleanor Mclllwain, Marlene Ferguson, Marian McCondless. Second row4Mr. Bodnar, Robert Smith, Laura Helen Binkerd, Jack Miller, Laune McGarvey, Elsie Young, Francis Kopp, Martha Fleming, lola Sinclair, Mr. Daniels. Third row-Darrel Somerville, Oscar Beck, Mrrry Brothers, Dorothy Baum, Betty Hill, Linda McMasters, Robert Lewis, Richard Byers, Verna Fulton. Fourth row-Betty Smith, Phyllis Griffith, .lack Michaels, Jack Lewis, George Frampton, Carl Wagner, James Myers, Isabelle Pierce. Fifth row-Sally Lallement, Sonny Ashurst, Kenneth Adams, Ned Johnston, Howard Young, Charles Solley, Carl Fry, Janet de Vries, Glenn Thompson. Sixth row-Robert Miller, Eugene Brink, Howard Sunderland, Ed Keeler, Walter Kunsman, Arthur Somer- ville. 2 O 0,9 LOWLOWJ C H1155 !ACQl 5 left to right-Mary Anno Birchall, Martha Fleming, Mr. Bodnar. Standing, left to right-Jack Michaels, Carl Wagner, Darrel Somerville, Sally Lallement, Phyllis Griffith, laura Helen Binkerd. 21 jfa in 3 l Cf F05 LWIULVL KLIU First row, seated left to right-William Rowles, Leroy Doverspike, Lewis Westover, Holden Horton, Sam Poole, Ronald Dickens, Guy O'Shell, Kenneth Davis. Second row-Janice Conn, Carol Cooper, Pat Trout, Doris McGarvey, Eva Bowder, Barbara Hilliard, Wilbur Sinclair, Norman Kitchen. Third row-Doris Ashurst, Dallas Brothers, Muriel Noel, Kathleen Davis, Sylvia Beck, James Krevel, Ronald Buterloaugh. Fourth row-Shirley Barto, Norma Smith, Peggy Pierce, Bonnie Lee Westover, Virginia Miller, Mariorie Westover, Elaine Nisewonger, Wallace Pierce. I FQJAVVLULVL Cjfdifif UKACEF5 Left to right-Bonnie Lee Halden Horton, Richard Westover, Janet Fry, Elaine Fuller. Nisewonger, Doris Scott, Kay Howe, Virginia Miller, me-.i' -.x . Faq , , fr P' s -,?, -3 , e -an ,sms - ., , ,.,J5 g -'.f,.v,vf Q gg! 'ws , -q jI 8ffA,l'VL6tl'L Cjfazid First row, seated left to right-Evelyn Spuid, Helen Hershberger, Howard Kitchen, Janet Fry, Emily Teats, Phyllis Ferguson. Second row-Kenneth Spaid, Doris Scott, Dorothy Anderson, Charles Hill, Barbara Mclllwain, Kay Howe, Tom Meckley. Third row-Melvin Neff, Ed Wagner, Edgar Brothers, Lowell Kopp, Don Waugaman, Wilbur Shaw, Richard Fuller, Lloyd Westover. Fourth row-Victor Fronk, Kenneth Sornmerville, Sam Brothers, Alvin Hutton, Eugene Roland, Ray Stephens, Larry Ferguson. LL1fLL0r Cfdiiif Adfory The Junior class started the school term this year with thirty-eight students. The loss of 'four students, David Hilliard, Peggy Porterfield, Larry Westover and Betty Miller, now leave thirty-four members in the class. Class activities during the year were a Halloween Party, and a pie and ice cream social, climaxed by that great event, the Junior Prom. C5219 omore CALM ,Jlv45lf0ry This year the Sophomores have held several skating parties, a pie social, a Christmas party, a weiner roast and a farewell party for Jack Miller. The big event of the year for the sophomores was getting our rings. ciZre5fLnfLL'L1fL Cfdfifri cJQ45f0ry On September 4, 1951, sixty-one Freshman entered Harmony Joint High School. Their activities were an initiation period of one week which the Senior Class patroled, an initiation party, a Christmas party, a pie social in honor of George Washington's birthday, a candy sale, and two assembly programs. 24 1, ,, i A :Wil Pon Royle ...,.. Gerri Wore .,... Shelby Parsons Jimmy Love A .. Mrs. Guppy ,... Mrs. Meeks . Mr. Meeks . Uncle Braymer Aunt Eustacia Natcishia Federovna ., Bill ..s....,..........s,,,.As.. Mike ...... 1 ' V5 M. N-f amdeg ,yn E56 frew Ruth Fronk .. .... Mona Boring Bill Conn George Markle Phyllis McKee Donna Wagner Jay Roland Arlie McGarvey Mariorie Coble ,...... Geraldine Fleming Torn Nelson Cherrell Fry 25 fm, arf em VY' 50540650 cjfdflflf First row-Harl Kopp, Don Gochnour, Bill Conn, Bob Pearce. Second row-Mr. Bodner, Tom Cantaloupe, Tom Nelson, Ken Kopp, Bill Kimes, Joe Fr Harmony Joint entered the Huston Tournament on March 10, and came out champions on March 'l3, after playing three games and winning all of them. The following is a list of the games played in the Tournament. HARMONY 40 BIG RUN 35 HARMONY , 46 HUSTON 36 HARMONY 45 JAY TWP. 36 Cherry Tree and Westover boys united 'For the first time to form the Harmony Joint Basketball Team. Mr. Bodnar of Cherry Tree was the coach ancl the as- sistant coach was Mr. Mollers. The team played sixteen games during the season, winning six and losing ten. Three lettermen will be lost from the team through graduation. 26 ll A 1 f Byers, Framplon, Fuller, Sinclair, Mr. Mollers, Byers, Woods, Fronk, Miller, Young our Moab , 30 ,xg mcwzfwe 27 Jan, if, M J, QW gdffegaff .lam Firsl row-Bob Slruw, Dennis Polrick, Bob Pierce, Ken Kopp, Joy Roland, George Markle. Second row-Mr. Dubos, Bill Conn, Lloyd Weslover, Bill Kimes, Hiram Ashurst, Edward Wagner, Eugene Brink. 28 OVL l l'lfL VL CL S, m E R YQ H5235-x3 sa vig N xiii ,gf g. f'I 4' WOW xy Kuff? my Own lfwic jan! ll ll Ima Jr.--'+ Q, - fi-Qi.-f-rv-1' .M-a -4-ng .1 N - Ms, v4-,s. Vfnc ' Q-31'-7l5'A v N J 'S' 1b' :-Q f 5-gi 7' 'TM .rl S' 515'-5 -wygfg 53 '4'f 'cgI,, 'il' ' 'I' -3,'1M T -.A-7'?3 7'-:L A 4' 1' ' ' '.ar'5 If-:liz 3:-' 'QS' J... A -111+-Kfsfq padfora 31 Mcafionaf .xggricw fare The aim of vocational agriculture is to prepare rural boys for the vocation of farming and to enrich the secondary school curriculum so as to better serve those engaged in this occupation. The vocational agriculture course was added to our high school curriculum in 1950. The instruction in vocational agriculture consists of both classroom work, as well as work in farm mechanics. Much of the instruction in vocational agri- culture is given on the home farms of the boys enrolled in the course. ln this respect, this course differs from all other courses offered in our high school. The Future Farmers of America, the national organization of farm boys studying vocational agriculture, is an integral part of the program of vocational education in the public schools. The activities in which the members participate develop agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. The ideals of a democratic society are cherished and promoted by farm boys who, working together with mutual goals, build a faith in themselves as farmers, a faith in farming as a way of life, and a faith that other farmers will share the responsi- bilities in striving toward the broader horizons of American rural life. Some of the activities of the Harmony Chapter of Future Farmers of America this year were: skating parties, trip to the State Farm Show, selling seeds, selling magazines, Father and Son Banquet, building a display for the County Fair and sending delegates to compete in F. F. A. 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