Hempfield High School - Epilogue Yearbook (Landisville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1958 volume:

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We hold thy banner up ou high We loud -ly sing thy praise A loy -al song with true ac - cord To thy dear name we raise. CHORUS: 3. Your col - ors are the red and black And may they always he The sym -lgols of your teams' desire For the vie - tor - y. CHORUS: 4. Through halls of Hempfield echoes clear This song we sing to thee Live on our Alma Mater, dear, Live on, tri - um - phant - ly. Words by Norma Algier, Class of '53 Music by Audrey Rife, Class of '56 ,four DEDICATIUN- To MR. J. RICHARD NISSLEY, an outstanding citizen of our school district, we. the Class of 1958, have chosen to dedicate this book. A man of exemplary character and leadership. his ideas and ellorts in behalf of the school and community have been benelicial to all of us. Having held many otlices on the Hemplield Board ol' Education in the past. Mr. Nissley this year was elected President of the Board. Hia generosity in the support of worthy causes in the com- munity has been of far-reaching inlluenceg his kindness to the stu- dents of Hemplield has been immeasurable. Our class is happy to salute this line man, of whom Hemp- field is very proud. ffm' E657 -UF if Hempfield Joint School Board Seated: Christian S. Greider. J. Richard Nissley. Victor L. Lennox. Harry A. Ressler. Standing: Nathaniel E. Snyder. Daniel B. Graybill. The Hemplield Joint School Board is composed of six residents of this school district to whom has been entrusted the responsibility of the education of tomor- row's citizens. Their tireless elforts in behalf of our school system have demanded much time and energy. The main job of these men is the utilization of tax funds to the best possible advantage in conducting, the school's business. Included among their duties are the hiring of teachers. the planning of budgets. and the providing of school improvements. We. the class of 1958. extend to the School Board our sincere thanks for opening to us the door of knowledge. President L. . L J. Richard Nissley Vice President . L. Victor L. Lennox Secretary .L .L . . .L Christian S. Greider Treasurer L. L LLL L .LL l-larry A. Ressler right FACULTY LEROY M. NISSLEY Hemplield High School Principal Millersville S. T. C., B.S. University of Pennsylvania. M.S. ARTHUR A. HACKMAN Supervising Principal Millersville S. T. C., B.S. Columbia University, M.A IIIII? Nr iz, Mi MRS. MARGARET B. ATKINS Art Education Kutztown S, T. C.. BS. in Art Ed. DON AI. D F. BISSINGER Social Studies Millersville S. T. C.. B.S. Temple University. M.S. Pen nsyivuniti University RAYMOND W. BARBER Guidance Kutztown T. C.. B.S. University ol' Wyoming University ol' Michigan Temple University. Ed.M. STANLEY R. BINKLEY Science Millersville S. T. C.. BS. EMILY Y. LARRIGAN Librarian Millersville S. l'. C.. Bb. in Pennsylvania State Umver sity. M. of Ed. RICHARD W. CHARLES, JR. Social Studies Franklin and Marshall College A.B, Temple University Pennsylvania State University -w-vi ZOE K. CUMMINGS Instrumental Music University of Pennsylvania. B.A. in Music Education. MS. in Education JANET B. EARHART Commercial Studies Elizabethtown College. B.S. in Ed. AD' PAUL H. CUNNINGHAM, JR. Social Studies Millersville T, C.. BS. in 1. 'We JV-96110, Jf.,,,W:mm 113167 . ff my '7 131, MRS. LAVINIA H. DOLAND Mathematics Millersville T. C., BS. New York University. M.A. LEO H. ECKERT Geography Millersville S, T. C.. BS. in .IOHN H. EVANS Industrial Arts Millersville S. T. C.. B.S. in MARY LEE FORNEY English. Public Speaking Randolph Macon Women's College. AB. MRS. FLOY S. HElS'l'AND French and English Elizabethtown College. A.B. in Liberal Arts RUSSELL P. GETZ Instrumental Music Lebanon Valley College. B.S. University ol' Pennsylvania. M.S. fffeff-4' JOSEPH W. G LASS Geography Millersville S. T. C.. B.S. in Ed. M PXMUWEI HOWARD A. HERGENRCTHER Science Franklin and Marshall College. B.S. f V AMOS R. HERR Social Studies Franklin and Marshall College. B.S JANIES R. HERR Social Studies Elizabethtown College. A.B. Liberal Arts Lebanon Valley College PAUL R. HERR Industrial Arts Millersville T. C B A nm.-.-M CHRIST HONDRAS Mathematics - Millersville T. C., B.S. in Math RICHARD J. JONES Mathematics and Spanish Millersville T. C.. B.S. Temple University. Ed.M. University of Pennsylvania E.. liLlZABE'l'H KAYLOR English Millersville S. T. C. Elizabethtown College. BS, JOHN PAUL KERSHNER Geography Millersville S. T. C.. B.S. MRS. MARY KLAUS English Hillsdale College, A.B. MRS. EULA MAE KLINE Social Studies Millersville S. T. C.. B.S. Temple University, M.E. RICHARD L. KLINE Music Lebanon Valley College. B.S. in Music Ed. Columbia University. M.A. in Music Ed. MRS. EVELYN K. KUCHENOUR Home Economies Pennsylvania State University. l3.S. Duke University I wil? DEAN LOWRY Mathematics Millersville S. T. C., B.S. in Ed CATHERINE NI. CUSKEY English Seton Hill College. B.A. Millersville T. C.. Elementary Certification MRS. RUTH B. MARSH Home Economies Juniata College. B.S. Ohio State University RICHARD MCDONOUGH Health and Physical Education East Stroudsburg S, T. C.. B.S. 1. MRS. JOYCE A. NICKEAN Commercial Studies Linden Hall Junior College Elizabethtown College. B.S. l L, CLARENCE MENTZER Health and Physical Ed 'ation East Stroud. urg B.S, , i ,,f fs .L , Wt L vw flglfljl' ,l fm if ni - 1 ill 'lil' J 1, ,fi U . ll ll 0009 EDWIN R. lVIcGEHEE Commercial Studies Shippensburg S. T. C., B.S. MRS. RUTH E. MILLER Latin, English Lebanon Valley College, A.B ROBERT L. MOSS Industrial Arts Millersville S. T. C. BS. in Ed. BARBARA l,. MYERS Health. Physical Education Pennsylvania State University. B.S. l.. GRACE NOI fl' Mathematics Pennsylvania State University. B.S. .IARL l.. NOHRENBERG Social Studies Millersville S. 'I'. C.. HS. in Ed. MARILYN E. NEFF Health and Physical Education West Chester T. C.. B.S. HAZEI. li. PANN Home Economics Buffalo. New York State Teachers College. BS. Wa I j WILLIAM C. PIPER Driver Education Lock Huvcfi S. 'lf CI. li S. HELEN L. SAUDER Instrumental Music Lebanon Valley College. B.S. in Music MRS IAUIINI R RPPQP hunlluicc AIIIILISVIIIL S. l, C.. Bb. -. ,gb MRS. ISABEI. N. ROYE School Nurse Harrisburg Hospital School for Nurses. R.N. Millersville S. T, C. E. MAE SHENK Mathemzitic l Hood College. A.B. i Math. MRS. HELEN If. SHELLEY Enulish Linden Hull .llll1I0l Collegc cisvillc S, T. C.. B.S. in . lfll Cl lf MRS. DOROTHY B. SHOPF English Temple University. B.S. in Ed. Alhright College Franklin und 2 shall College Millcrsv' L Q9 MRS. MARGARET M. SIMMONS Commerciiil Studies Shippcnsburg S. T. C.. BS. SECRETARIES MRS. GRACE T. STEINMETZ Biology C'olumhizi University Frzmlglin and Mzlrshzill College Millersville S. T, C.. B.S. Llnivcrsily of Pennsylvania. M.S MRS, ANN NOLT MRS. GERTRUDE SHENK Office Ollicc SERVICE M LUYEES mvs fmm lvft to right: Julia ffarvy. :Mia Rulircr. Ann Brubaker. Ftvlla Kline. Elmira Coupm. Marv SHIIITNIIIN Nd umi kimiicli. IX-9I.Iili'l'lIl! Snawly. liciilli Mllssvr. ifdna Ku-imlvr. Kitty Km-nvr. Miss Bivk, He-le-ni York. ixiifi Bc-nlzi,-l. I-WI' 111110101111 Q 1 . I o l02wC?'Z0, vnu if Em EUGENE KREIDER AUKER cccelleq, Commercial Ceramics Club 3. 4: Hall Monitors Club. Gene prorirles ejirient taxi sertiire for Laura Heisey - rlevotes thira' periozls on Werlnesrlav lo the Ceramirs Club. He is usually ronspiring with Ronnie .lliller--remember those Conversations with Mrs. Atlfinsl GLEN N RUSSELL BACHM AN 'SBo0kie General Srhreiners, llllllllt' man is a rleuoterl lan of ears, girls, and foorll Glenn will be a top-notrh mer'hani1'. His blush rearlily deepens into a spanked- baby pinl: and has become his constant companion. MARY ANN ALGIER Mary Annn Academic Mixed Chorus 2, 3g Girls Chorus 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4: EPILOGUE 1: Flash 3, 4-3 PNA 4g Hall Monitor Club 4g Opervtla 2, 3g Y-Teens 2. llary Ann is an enthusiastic member of Job's Daughters' drill team, and applies this experienre in rhythm to the banrlis Clarinet section. This rlarlf-hairerl member of FNA plans to be a nurse or medical seeretary. WILBUR BIRK AMAND Wilbur,' Academic National Honor Society 3. 43 FTA 3, 43 Key Club 4g Junior Playg Sen- ior Playg Hall Monitors Club: EPILOGUE, Circulation Manager 4g Repabliean ll! President of the National Honor Society, Wilbur is our versatile artor-comedian, trainer of dogs, and ambitious aspirant to the teaehing profession-eanrl hrealfer of Chairs. twenty-three Y JOYCE ELAINE BEDGER alobov Academic Cir: Chorus 2 3 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3. 'lg Op:-retta 2, 3. 4: .lunior Play S PTA 3 4 EPILOGUE. .Ioyres trusty W! Plymouth carries her through, arouml, mm' over all hurdles between Hempfielzl mul Heart Haven! A faithful member of l'7 4 Joyce plans a career in Elementary Etluvation. PATRICIA LYNNE BENDER P 1 ll, Academic Cirls Cllotus I 2 3: Junior Play 33 Clteerleadf-r 3: lllajorette I. 2. 3, 4: oe ey 2 FPII OCUEQ FNA 3. 4: Student Couueil 3, fl. Our ronfuserl physzrs stuzlent really shines in Fl'rrrrr'li.' Talhalive anrl naive Pat is zz spzrtlell rlleerleazler anal majorelte: she hopes to berome DANIEL EARL BAKER '5Danny Commercial Basketball 2, 3. A devotee to the English language l?l Quite zz mimic! Watrh that take- off of Mr. Amos Herr. Danis bashfulness sometimes gives in to his wit anal the result proves quite amusing to his classmates. JANICE ELAINE BAKER H.lanice,, Commercial Flash 3, 43 EPILOGUEg Commercial Club 4g Girls Chorus 1, 2. Meet Janice our Little Potwerhousen in gym classes! Petite and attrac- tive, this goorl commercial student is an efficient typist for the Flash and Epilogue. twevtty-four I SUSAN ELIZABETH BENDER CGSu'e5! Commercial Hockey 2, 3, 43 Cheerleading 1, 2. Sportsloving and energetic, Sue is an enthusiastic rooter at basketball games, she turned in a fine performance as Fighting F ullbarku for the hockey team. l'Boops can often be found behind the counter at Mortonis. KENNETH EDWARD BRABITS GGKen9? Academic Basketball Manager 2, 3g Baseball Manager 2, 35 Soccer Manager 33 Boys Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Operetta 1, 2, 3, 43 .Iunior Play 3, Senior Play 4-3 Key Club 3, 4, Ceramics Club 2. A master of unusual roles in plays and operettas, Ken is an outstanding public speaker who enjoys debating IPI with Wilbur. A winner of an Honorable Mention award in the National Merit Scholarship Tests, hc hopes to attend college somewhere in the South. DORIS ANN BRENEMAN Doris Commercial Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Girls Chorus 2, 33 FHA 2, 3, 4g EPILOCUE 4. This first-rate home ec. student is a good seamstress-she has been an active vice-president of the FHA. She's also renowned in the senior home ec. class as an avid pin collector. FRANK RICHARD BROMMER Frank General An enthusiastic fisherman and sports fan, Frank will most likely be a Navy man next year. Though shy and timid he enjoys joking with the girls and Christ H. twenty-five LILLIAN MAE BROOME Lillian General Girls' Chorus 43 Mixed Chorus 4. Lilly's,' quick sense of humor will be a big asset to her in whatever she does. She's famous for Achoo! Excuse mein, her antique collection, and her artistic touch. ELIZABETH ANNA BRUBAKER GGLiZ55 Academic Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4g Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4g Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 43 FTA 43 Operetta 2, 3g Senior 'Play 43 EPILOGUE 4. Mrs, Buttercup Smythen is noted for her blush, well-groomed appear- ance, and pretty voice. A future teacher, Liz is interested in Christian Education. PAUL KENNETH BRUBAKER uTilIfY,, General our lang-Sfmt farming expert is an interested 4-Huff who waz help keep the Garden Spot prosperous. Look for hfm in his sharp '58 Buick! How's the weather way up there, Paul? I DORIS ELIZABETH BUSHONG 'gDoris'v Academic Girls' Chorus 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Flash 2, 3, 4g FHA 2: FNA 3, 43 Senior Play 43 Operetta 2, 3, 43 EPILOGUE 43 National Honor Society 4. Gifted with a knack for saying the right thing at the right time, Doris is a friendly and cheerful classmate. Her sincerity and initiative will prove helpful as she furthers her education at E-Town College. N twenty-six DOROTHY F LAI NE FARHART RONALD NELSON CHARLES ggR0lIlIliH,, General Soccer 2, 3: Roys' Chorus l, 2: Mixed Chorus l. 2. lmpish antl full of fun, Ronnie is noterl for his persistent sleepiness in geography rlass. His first loves are the Blue llearingn lhis carl, girls, and food. JOANNE KATHRYN DRYBRED uloanrzczv Academic FNA 3, 4: Girls' Ch fvrl is 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 4: FHA 2. An interested senior Girl Scout, Joanne plans to enter the Lancaster General Hospital Srhool of Nursing. Her sweet rlisposition uill surely airl her in her career. Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 1: Girl: Lhorua 2, 3, 4: Operetta 2, 3, 4: FHA 2, 3. 4: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4: Librarv Assistant 2: EPTLOGUE 4: Hall Monitors Cluh 4. As llemphelrlis '56 Hallowe'cn Queen, and Consistent member of play and operctta casts, Elaine has tlisplayerl muah talent, nrusiral and rlamestir. This pretty future homemaker will seeh' a position as a seam- stress after graduation. ROBERT CHARLES EBY 66301399 Academic Airplane Club 1, 2: Mixed Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4: Baskethall 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Play 3: Soccer 1, 2: Key Club 2, 3, -1: EPILOCUE, ASSOC. EU.: Opcretta 1. 2, 3, 4: Nat. Honor Soviely 3, 4: Hall Monitofs Club 4: Flash 2: Tennis 2, 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4-3 Math Cluh 4. A future engineer with miietexl Physics marhs, Hob is an arromplisherl pizza Chef and will be remernbercrl as Ilensyl's rhaugeur to the seashorel He's also known for My dear Kitty . . . anzl lim sleepy. twenty-seven I .l AY ROBERT RllJRlVlll.l,FR Ei1lie CGnPral Baseball 2, 3. g'Eiclie is lrnown as the g'llur'l1elnr nj the lllurgv. Now the resigned numvr of u rliurlrezzsu Forrl, he has zfisinus of snmerluy possessing a Corvette. MADFILINE EPPS Marlge', Commercial Girls' Chorus 25 Flash 3, 4. This zlurlr-eyerl future serrelrzry lilfes to flown and have n goorl time: she pals urounrl with Janie. illzulge lows roller slrrzling and cruising urnuml in her Chevy. ECKERT SLAYMAKER ERB. JR. 'fEckie Academic Rand l, 2, 3. 4: Nlixefl Clmrus 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4. 'LWIVUII Earp , our purl-time junk mun, has rlemrmstratezl his arling uliilily as MS1llllll'l'lIl, Spettigizen in the senior pluy. lfrhie plans to lu'- rome un automobile mr'1'hunir'. JOAN GERTRUDE FAKE ulouiv General Flash 2, 3, 4: Hull Monitors fflulm 43 Opfwvlta 2. 33 Nlixml lllIlll'lIF 2, fl: UQ. ,. lnrls f.ll0I'lIS 2. 3. ,lnmzie is a future beaiitirinrr with ll great rrriziing for vhewing gum. 14 resiclent of lllountziillf, she is ll memlzer of 12-3 who lrw'p.s the hvullh room in lIllSll1t'HS.l twenty-eight DONALD JAMES FENSTERMACHER Ga- 57 .lun Academic Mixed Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4: Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Eanfl 3, fl: Hall Muni- tor's Club 4, Operetta 1, 2, 3. 4, Junior Play, Key Club 2, 3. 4, Basket- ball Manager 2, 3, Airplane Club 1, 2, Math Club 4. lim., our physics wlziz and lover of French, enjoys prartiral jolres. llc has the distinction of being first on Miss Forney's flate list. His shrimp- colorerl V ollfswagon is a familiar sight arounrl Oyster Point. DORIS JANE FORD c6Midge79 Academic Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus Accompanist 2, 4, Library Assistant 2, 3, 4: FHA 3. 4, FNA 3. 4, EPILOGUE, Orchestra 1. Good things come in small packages applies aptly to Midge, our pin!- sized bundle of energy. Her sense of humor will be a comfort to her patients in her nursing rareer. , DONALD RAY FORNEY Donn Academic Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixc-rl Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 1. 2. 3, 4, Dance Banfl 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 3, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Opcretta 1, 2, 3. fl, Airplane Club 1, 2, Junior Play, Senior Play, Hall Monitors Club. The b-i-g man behinrl that b-1'-g trombone is none other than Don, our merry ITIllSl'lfl.!lIl,, anrl ronnoisseur of jazz. He can be rememberefl for his role of Lucifer in the Junior Play. JAMES MICHAEL FRASER ulllilcen Academic Junior Play, Boys' flliums 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Key Club 2. 3. 4. Ilenrlrhelrfs most arrlcnt Forrl fan aml 12-l's public spea '.',' r: star al.-'v loves jazz, Buffalo, aml the St. Louis Carrls. Mike would like solneilat' to join the Pennsylvania State Police. t-wenty-riine PHYLLIS JEAN FROELICH C6Phyl9f Apademic Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 49 FHA 2g FNA 3, 4. Phyllis is a tall, blonde Senior Girl Scout from Mountville, whose rap- able hands will soothe the brows of the ailing. Often seen with Joanne, Phyllis is a cheerful classmate with a really smile. ARLENE JANE FRY HA rlene General Mixed Chorus 2, 33 Flash 3, fig Operezta 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 2. 3, 4. Arlene, a faithful member of the Flash',, can often be found in the Home Ee department. She plans a job as a seamstress after graduation. Arlene is a reliable member of all intramural sports teams. PATRICIA ANN GIEBE 66Pat37 Commercial Band 2, 3, 4-g Dance Band 2, 3, 4g Girls' Chorus 2, 3g Operetta 35 Mixed Chorus 3g Y-Teens 2g Flash 2. 3, 4 lEditor7: EPILOGUE: Junior Play Pronxplrcssg National Honor Society 3, 43 Orchestra 4. .4 sweet lass with a sparkling left hand, Pat is our rapable Flash ezlitor, She is also a mainstay of the banrl's trumpet section and a talenterl member of the :lance banzl. JANE IVIARIIQ GETZ 6'.lanie Commercial EPILOGUEQ Flash 3, 43 Commercial Club 4g Class Officer 3, 4. Janie, our pert senior elass s eere tary, is sturlious and fun-loving. For those who patronize MeCrory's, her smiling face can be seen behind the luncheon counter. l thirty JAMES SIM GOODMAN III Cfjirnf, Academic Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 43 Airplane Club 2, 33 Soccer 1, 2 3, Wrestling 2, 3, 43 Tennis 2, 4g Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4-g Hall Monitor's Club 4g Flash 3. During the past year, Jim has proved himself a real asset to the wrestling squad, as well as to the J. A. company of which he has served as president. f0h, those crazy pink tclephonesll CAROL FRANCES GRAYBEAL Carol Commercial Hockey 43 Girls' Chorus 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 3, Operetla 3. Carol, an admirer of the U. S. A. F., plans after graduation to do clerical work helping a lifc-time partner. Last fall, she was one of the senior spark plugs of the hockey team. u DORIS LUCILLE GROFF i6LuCy!3 Academic Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3. 4: FTA 4, FNA 33 Operetta 2, 3, 4. Sweet and demure, Lucy with her musical ability and ambition to be a teacher is bound to had success. She is an active 4-H worker and FTA member. CHRIST HABECKER Christy General Mr. Herr's punching bag! Christ is Getz's handyman . . . how rlid he get that asuntanv? Christy's ever-pleasant disposition make him well- liked wherever he goes. thirty-one ' O I JULIE ANN HARNLY Julie Academic Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4-g Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Library Assistant 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, 43 Flash 3, Hall Monitor 4. Tall, blonde Julie is rarely seen without hcr sewing box or J. A. product. A willing worker with an aptitude for science, she has a bright future as a medical technologist. CHARLES FRANKLIN HARPLE JR. Buzz Commercial Wrestling 3, Basketball 2, 3. Bunn has been a fine supporter of school activities. This year he has been faithfully studying all Henzpfield science courses in preparation for a position as a lab technician. JANE LOUISE HABECKER Ionic Commercial Flash 3, 4g Girls' Chorus 2. Janie's beautiful long black hair will always be remembered by the class of '58, In her sweet shy manner, Janie faces the day with a smile, and is always a pleasant companion. BARBARA ANN HACKMAN A cslgarbn Academic Student Council 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Olhcer 1, 2, 3g Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3,44 EPILOGUEQ Boys' Chorus Accompanist 2g Oper- etta 2,3,4g Flash 2, 3,43 National Honor Society 3,43 Hockey 2, 3,4g Organ Club 2g Cheerleader 1, 2, 3,4g Tennis 2, 3, 45 Majorelte 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 49 Leader's Club 3g Math Club 4. With lots of bounce and pep, versatile Harb is seen in all departments of H. H. S. keeping up with her many interests. As our Student Coun- cil president, she has contributed much to school activities. thirty-two J GRANT RICHARD HARTENSTINE JR. Grantv Academic Mixed Chorus 1. 2, 3, 43 Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Special Ensemble 2, 3, 4g Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4g Math Club 4. The science and math uSlIllfflihf,, of the class of '58 belongs to the troml bone section of the band. Grant plans to further his education as I1 physics major in college. LAURA MAE HEISEY Laurie,' General Ceramics Club 4g Cirls' Chorus 2, 3, EPILOCUE 43 Hall Monitor 4. Tall, slender L1 zllrr 1 is pretty eyes can easily be seen above everyone else's in the hall.' This friendly, happy-go-lucky member of 12-2 loves parties, and is known for her wonderful wardrobe. JOHN HENRY HENSYL Bamberg, Academic Boys' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 43 Ceramics Club 2, 3, 4g EPI- LOGUE 43 Operetta 4. Bomber is often seen speeding through Landisrille in his blue Chevy with his collie, Pal, on the rear seat. John, who would like a career in architecture, is famous for his driving ability l?l and his chuckle. CAROL JEAN HICKEY Carol Academic Girls' Chorus 2, 4: Mixed Chorus l. 2, 3, 4g Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4. An experienced traveler, Carol has entertained our P. S. class with tales of her tripsg she is a valuable Mixed Chorus member with a pretty voice. Carol will attend the University of Pittsburgh. thirty-three JAMES V. HOGG .wmv General Key Cluh 3, 4. Jim drives a classy swept wing Dodge to which he devotes much of his time. After school he can be found atternpting to do odd jobs for Mr. Dick Nissley. JEAN MARIE KAUFFMAN uleaniev Academic Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3g Cheer- leader 25 Flash 1, 2, 3, 49 Operelta 2, 3, 4: Junior Playg Senior Play: EPILOGUE, Editorg District and 'County Orchestra 2, 34 Library As- sistant 4g Christmas Pageant fwritingj 3, 4g National Honor Society 4. Jeanie with the light brown hair has contributed much to Hempfielrl. especially in the yield of writing. She Plans to spend the next few years as an English major at her beloved Lebanon Valley. IRA LEROY KEPNER JR. ,lunior,' General Ira is a hanahsome senior with a winning smile . . . Smiley,'. Although popular with the girls, he will leave them in the near future to become an Army man. RUTH ANN KIPP Ruthie Commercial Commercial Club 4. A cheerful member of homeroom 109, this commercial student has sharp clothes and pretty brown eyes. Ruth Ann hopes to be a secretary after graduation. thirty-four MILDRED NISSLEY LANDIS Mildred Academic Mixed Chorus 1, 25 FHA 2, 3, 4g Library Assistant 2, 3, 4: FNA 3, 4g Girls' Chorus 1, 23 National Honor Society 3, 4g Math Club 4. Milly, with a patient and pleasant disposition, plans to attend the Lan- caster General Hospital School of Nursing. An interested member of FNA, Milly has had a good background for her future career. T LILLIAN ANN MALLES 'fur' Commercial A latecomer to our class, Lillian was readily accepted as a new friend and classmate. A young lady in love, she is planning to become a home- maker soon after graduation. JUDITH ANNE MARTIN G6!udy9! Commercial Commercial Club 43 Flash 2, 3, 43 EPILOGUE, Typing Manager 4: Library Assistant 3, 49 National Honor Society 3. 43 Junior Play 3: FHA 25 Hall Monitors' Club 4. Judy can be found in the commercial department generously and effi- ciently typing - often for the Epilogue. Having a delightful sense of humor and also acting ability, Judy will be remembered for her hilar- iaus role in our junior play. KENNETH LEE MARTIN 66Ken93 Academic Boys, Chorus 1, 2g Soccer 33 Wrestling 3. Ken is a shy, conscientious member of our class who enjoys sports. His cute Henry ,I provides unfailing transportation to and from school. thirty-five W LOIS ANN MCKEE Leif Commercial Commercial Club 43 Hall Monitors' Club 4. Soft-spoken Lois may often be found typing industriously, fulfilling her fob as secretary to Mr. Jones. Her small stature does not hinder her sports ability - she's quite a scrappy basketball player! PHYLLIS deMAURIAC MELVIN CCPIIVYZQQ Academic Girls' Chorus 2, 3. 4g FHA 23 Leader's Club 3, 4, Library Assistant 43 Student Council 43 Flash 3. 4: EPILOGUEQ Junior Playg Senior Play, Propertiesg Hall Monitors' Club 4. Phyl, a willing and artistic worker on the Epilogue and many commit- tees, will have n good time wherever she goes! Her friendly, warm- hearted personality will win her much success as she pursues a career in medical technology. DONALD AL AN MILLER 5lD0nV5, General Key Club 3, 49 Basketball 2g Junior Play. Don, the mortician in our Junior Play, displays cleccr uit in his deep, .lrawling New England accent. He travels extensively in his Ford with all the extras and acts as Sue's private B. A. tutor on the side! s l GRACE YVONNE MILLER Cracie', General Girls' Chorus 23 Mixed Chorus lg Ceramics Club lg Leaders Club lg Hockey 25 EPILOGUE. Our athletic gym monkey is the owner of long, flowing tresses and a most original laugh. Cracie's infectious gaity is a welcome asset to any group. thirty-six RONALD LANDIS MILLER 6iRon55 Commercial Ceramics Club 3, 4, EPlLOGUEg Hall Monitor's Club 4. A successful dieter. Ron is one of the few male members of section 2. An excellent mimic and consistent member of ticket committees, his future lies in the held of cosmotology. JON H. MUMMA scfackn General Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4-g Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4. lack, dark and handsome, has been endowed with an engaging person- ality. A future member of the USAF, he is a fervent lover-of horses, and a faithful worker at the Key Club coat check. HELEN MELINDA MUMMA Lindon Academic cil 1, 2g Junior Play 33 Hall Monitors' Club 4g Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4-Q Band 1, 2, 35 Library Assistant 4g EPILOGUE, Business Mgr. 4: Oper- etta 2, 3, 4g National Honor Society 3, 4. Our poised, attractive future home ec. major is a nationally known 4-H'er. Linda is the dance bandis string bass player, and a friend to everyone-she will attend Juniata College in the fall. MARY ANN MUSSELMAN Muscles,' Commercial Commercial 'Club 43 Hall Monitors Club 4-3 Girls' Chorus 2. Mary Annis black hair and eyes can be seen on hall duty at 211 and in the Unmixed Chorus. This budding secretary counts Shorthand as her favorite subject. thirty-seven Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Flash 2, 3, 4-5 Student Coun- CAROL LYNN NEFF HCUTOF, Academic Band 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4g Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4g Orchestra 3. 4, Operetta 2, 3, 43 FHA 23 Flash 4g EPILONCUE -1. Carol has a wonderful alto voire which has won for her the honors of attendance at Distrirt and State Chorus. Winner of the Betty Crorlrer award, she will attend Indiana State College where she will major in home economics. MARY ALLEGRA NOLT Giwlaryii Academic Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4g Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 FHA 2g FTA 4: Flash 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 43 EPlLOCUEg Operetla 2, 3, 4g Hall Monitor's Club 4: Organ Club 2. Sweet, blue-eyed Mary lends her abilities to all lines of musip, Pmb. ably the youngest full-fledged choir rlireetress for miles around, Marr will continue developing her interests in music and Christian Eduration at Findlay College. JANE MARIE OBER ufaniei' Commercial Hall Monitor's Club 4, Commercial Cluh 4. Happy and carefree, .lane greets her classmates with a broad smile. An artistic inflination often leads her to spend her leisure time employing this ability. MARY ANN OBERHOLTZER f5SiS,5 Academic Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Y-teens 25 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, FNA 3, 4, Leader's Club 43 EPILOGUEQ Operetia 4g Orchestra 1. Our curly-haired future temperature talfer is also our one and only equestrienne. Your correct size, please . . . Mary Ann is Logan's pleasant alfl salesgirl. thirty-eight x N V X A UT EF Y L ' an 79 N' I Wm erclal we N H ' f Mi Tho ' s 0 us , 3, 5 fL Majorette 3 al on 1 f' 4 Illec 1 1' ' 4 4 L E 3 L'h s 'n , 3 ' Pl R6EFp dnr,s l ll 3, L r t I r Il etz r 4 ju nor Play Flash 1 r A I3 4 emor ay -J n ter C n 's Co n Q1 , hi -stel ajorette is known ' ityvz rl p t Jzair Ie nna ' terests point toward n h kit JUDITH ANN PIETSCH Peaches Commercial Commercial Club 4. Tall, flirtatious Judy is well-known as Ruth Annis sidekick: her pene- trating giggle often rings through the halls of H. H. S. This gal never runs out of excuses to avoid gym classes . . . l MAUREEN LOUISE QUINN Maureen Commercial Girls' Chorus 2: FNA fl. Beautiful tresses mlorn this soft-spoken lass. Don't be fooled! She has positive irleas that pack a wallop. Maureen, rr good student, will surely be a success in the future. PHARES RODNEY RAY G6ROd7!' General Rod is a droll, easy-going senior. An avid sports enthusiast, he plans to join the Air Force after graduation. Rod is the only senior boy who can claim sole possessfon of a liberal sprinkling of freckles. thirty-nine IVAN CHARLES ROHRER ul'Udll,, General It seems that cars and girls claim, much of Ivan's time and interest. He is our dark, handsome classmate with an artistic touch - an excellent cartoonist! RONALD GILBERT SCHAEFER Roan General Robe and Wig Club 3. A staunch supporter of the drag strip, this l1flPPY'g0'1UfkY mechanic may be found working on his hot rod. Ron is addicted to sleeping in class. SARA ANN SCHULTZ CSA nn77 General Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3g Robe and Wig Club 4. Sara is Miss Quiet of the class of 38. Her hobbies include collecting many kinds of records as well as playing the piano. Oftcn found in the Home Ec. department, she is a conscientious seamstress. STANLEY SEACHRIST USZGVLH General Boys' Chorus 2. A faithful Junior Achievement member, Stan. can usually be found talk- ing-his favorite pastime. Miss Carrigan's pet peeve .... l One of Stan's near-future plans is - unlike any other senior boy W matrimonyl forty DALE SENSENIG Dalian General Theatre Arts Club 2, 3, 4. Quiet and gooa'-nalnrerl, this valuable member of the Theatre Arts Club is never nervous in P. S. l? Dale is the proud possessor of n ,511 Doige. SYLVIA ANN SIEGRIST Sis Commercial Sis,, is a frienllly lass with an infertious giggle. She loves slfating and swimming, and pals around with Ianire and Lois. Oh, that tan .... ' Sylvia is planning a secretarial Career after graduation. SHIRLEY KAY STEINMAN 'cShirle3- 5 Academic Girls' Chorus 2, 39 FHA 2, 3, 4, Hall lVIOnit0r's Club 4. A tall, riarlf, happy gal whose ambition is nursing. Shirley bifles her time between Home Ee and volleyball! She will enter Lancaster Gen- eral Hospital in the full. SANDRA STONER SandyB General San1ly's pretty clothes and well-groomed appearance malfe her an at- tractive girl. She is considering going to beaurician school. forty-one GEORGE CLAYTON VARNER Ceorgie,' Special Student FNA 3, 4. George, whose seeonrl home is the Lanraster General Hospital, is the only male member of the FNA, and is a special sturlent at Hempfeld. The seniors have enjoyed learning to know him as he attended many of orr science classes during the past two years. JAMES DEWEY WADDELL CC-Iirnv Academic Key Club 3, 4g EPILOCUEQ Senior Playg Student Council 4g Class Officer 4: Hall Monitor's Club 4. As President of the class of '58, .lim is a rlistinguishezi, sportsloving outdoorsman who loves forestry. Asif him to tell you about Atlanta, southern fried chicken, hominy grits, antl southern belles! CHARLES HENRY WEIDMAN Charlie Academic Basketball 2, 3, 4g Tennis 2, 33 Key Club 3, 4. Charlie, an entertaining lecturer,', is a Schrienefs Gas Station Pleasure Club member! He has been this year's Key Club President and captain of the basketball team. Charlie plans a vareer in the Air Force. ROBERT STAUFFER WISSLER 661301179 Academic Key Club 3, 45 Student Council 3, 4g Senior Play. Pubiicityg Math Club 4. Faithful student manager of the magazine campaign and the senior play, Bob is a likeable boy on stiltsf' He will attend Millersville State Teachers College next fall. Notice, girls! His phone number is EX 2-0303. forty-two WILLIAM WITMAN WRIGHT JR. C5Bill!9 Academic Bill is our shrewd small-game hunter, and reader of sports and mystery books. Bill likes to sing along with pop tunes on the radio-is readily relaxed KU with proper treatment from Miss Forney. JAMES LEE YOUNG fijimi, General Key Club 1, 2, 3, 49 EPILOGUEg Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4g Student Council 3. Shy-well, no! A Romeo-well, yes! Any girl that can get him on the dance floor wins the 364,000 Jim is a member of the '50 Ford Club, which possibly takes the place of women in his life-sometimes. ROBERT CHARLES ZINK Nicky General Hall Monitor's Club 4. Bob is a member of the Reese Hall Teen Club. He's an expert on stamps, and accustomed to seats in the back of the room! With an eye for jun Bob will have a gay future lpossibly in the servicel. S, mv- ,MW Q? X if Sway 5 W. 'z may in M 'W as :S 3 sg U' - 'f:?Y9? ,..,.,.. 4' V K Mlm 'Jw M, gavage? 3- L M.. .4 4 img www fl!! JUNIUR PLAY REST ASSURED P. U. fPhilip Ulyssesj Morlock, an ill-tempered, self-centered businessman with countless aches and pains, rules his family with an iron hand. His refusal to allow his daughter Mary to marry Joe causes Luigi, .loe's father, to appear on the scene in an attempt to remedy the situation. The ensuing list fight is too much for Luigi's heart. Morlock's miseries are multiplied as Luigi comes back to haunt him. An overdose of sleeping pills results in the untimely death of Morlock. When Lucifer arrives to escort him to the lower regions, Morlock finally realizes his mistakes and wishes to right them. As things turn out, it was only a bad dreamg a much reformed Morlock then establishes peace in his household. Under the direction of Miss Helen Farren, the play was an enjoyable comedy full of chuckles and surprises. fo1'fy'si.i: JUNIOR PLAY CAST Mr. Morlock Cwho learns his lessonj L L Wilbur Amand Mrs. Morlock Cwho tries her bestl LLLL s,ss LL LLL Joyce Bedger Mary Cdaughter, who wants to get marriedj LLL LL Pat Bender Jessica Cdaughter, an aspiring lady wrestlerj LL Elaine Earhart Mildred fthe Morlocks, disgruntled maidl .,.g L Judy Martin Joe Lanconi Cwho loves Maryl u,ga,g,.. L Mike Fraser Luigi Lanconi Cwho hauntsl LLLLL LL Ken Brabits Martha CLuigi's Hdepartedl' wifeb LLL Jean Kauffman Lucifer Cfrom Down Belowvl L L L L L LLLLL L Don Forney Miss Akers Cwho has a mind of her ownj LLL L Linda Mumma George Plew fthe meek attorneyl L LLLLLLLL L .L.LL. Bob Eby Mrs. Schmaltz Cwho had fourteen husbandsl LL L ..L- Deanna Peffley Dr. Brown Cfamily physicianj LLLLLLLL LLL LLL Jim Fenstermacher Mr. Black fcollector of bodiesb LLL ..,..L Don Miller Jake Caged newsboyj ...,L.LL L LL LLL .LLL Don Brooks Mrs. Frinck fGerman washerwomanj LLL. L.L..LL.L P hyllis Melvin Promptresses L L..L.L..L. L LLLLLLLL LLL Pat Geibe, Phyllis Melvin forty-seven SENIOR PLAY CHARLEY'S AUNT Jack Chesney and Charles Wykeham, who are students at Oxford University, are equally en- amoured of Amy Spettigue and Kitty Verdun. They have invited the young ladies to their rooms for luncheon in order to meet Charley's millionaire aunt from Brazil. After the invitation has been accepted, the wealthy aunt sends word that she will have to defer her visit for a few days. What is to be done? The problem is solved by forcing Lord Fancourt Babberly into a black satin skirt, an old-fashioned cap and wig. This old frump is introduced to the sweethearts, Jack's fath- er, and Stephen Spettigue fAmy's unclej. The sweethearts hug and kiss Charley's dear old auntg the two men make love to her. The real aunt linally arrives and assumes another name. In the confusion which results, Lord Babberly fstill posed as the aunt! tricks Stephen Spettigue into agreeing to the marriage of his niece, Amy, to Charley. Jack becomes engaged to Miss Verdung the real aunt, Donna Lucia d'Al- vadorez, marries .lack's father. Charley's Aunt regains the fortune he lost at gambling and ob- tains the hand of Ela Delahay, the girl he loves. The play was a big success with Miss Forney as directress. forfy-1'igl1f SENIUR PLAY .lim Waddell and Doris Bushong as Charley and Amy Don Forney as Mr. C h e s n e y , .lack's father. Eckert Erb as Spel- tigue . Kitly . Her: ' W. Elizabeth Brubaker and Elaine Ear- hart as Donna Lucia d'Alvadorez and Elsa , .forfy-nine ,xy Wilbur Amand as CharIey's Aunt . 2, fr, Bob Ehy and .lean Kaulfman as Jack and U I Ken Brabits as Brasset . IL EE I3 EFI HAN BUNG HWA Han Bong Hwa was born February 27, 1947, in North Korea. He and his two brothers and two sisters have been living under the Foster Parent Plan since the death of their parents, who died as a result of poor conditions and limited food and shelter. The Student Council is sponsoring the Korean boy by sending the required amount of money, collected from the Hempfleld student body each week. Han Bong Hwa is a lively and intelligent young boy who at the age of eleven years already has ambitions of becoming an engineer when he grows up. It is the sincere hope of all the students that l-Iemptield will play some part in the fulfillment of his ambitions. fifty-two ELEVE TH GRADE lfirsl Run L. In R.: ,llltlj Null. Bwwrly llullingu-r. Urvnmla K4't'lIl'I'. Suzanm- Irwin. Ruth N11-lzlvr. Br-wrly 'S Nanry Nlanrvr. Shlllllfli Kvllvr. Sf-mmnl Hem: Nlify Fnrrwy. l,in1lu KauH'nl.1n in rn NIJ R Knapp. Ualv Hinklv. 'lminl RUN: gum. ll,-Iwi-1-, ,lulrn Nlnwwr. Firlm-y K4-iff.-r, ,Inlun lIil:ln'ln'unrI, Vhrllrr Nlurlin. Huy Ulu-rlnnllzu-l'. Hivlr llnllixlggn-r. Rivlnurnl xlilI'NIli.lH. lftlllllll Hun: Jalnv- Krviwlf-r.,Inl1l1 llill. .lunn-5 NI:-Ivy. Hurry Nly-r-. Ulynlf- lxr:-nl'-r. l rf-:I Jnfwl. lfmlwaul Le-fv Barry l.alreLiu5. Mmml: Jtlllll Martin. Dnnalml lluflr-tlvr. ,luan Ilmnr'l', .lvrry l..llII'f'Ill'P. Fir-I Hun l,. In R.: Nanry Xvl'LlH'1'. Nlnrir-I Riplm-y. ,Iuyvv Sum-vu. .Indy Wvllc-r. ULll'lPLlI'Ll S !I1Ill7. Panlinv Hlmuml Barbara Rlrinin-r. ilarulw XX?-rnlilz. Ulvllllai Yvaglirl. Swwnnl Hun: Ui-5 ffuIln-rinf- tIllNkl'y. Br:-mln Slillinggm-r. H+-IQ, Way. Nlury Hlnnnls. Holy Niflmlf-r. 'IX-ml Wisflm-r, Crux Yurnw-r. .Xrrlyllw Knn Flu-aff:-r. ,luv Surln. llnral Kun: ,Ie-rw Knnnn-rnnxn. Clrri- Huln'vr. Iinln Wiselvr. l':Lll'I link. 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Kil'llLl' V' -. fiffy-live lh TE TH GRADE left to Right First run: Pal Smith. Dunahl Wiki-r. .latne-5 Zngr. Tuhy N ings-r. ,lmly Wklitgt-1'. Nlilmlre-ml Sl'lli1k'fl:Hl'. Rich- arml Shank. ,lnanne Sllf'IlllUl'gHl'. lfvvlyn 'l'mhl. .lay St'IlNt'lllQl'. Semnnl run: Paula Wi-flt-r. Luis Tlnnnu-. flulntir- Slllllll, ,lutly Slit-rte. l.inmln Slvlinmn. llannah Williams. Erla Stanf- lvr, Imam- Smith. Sally St'llNt'IliQl. linnnu Starr. ,ltnly Wilwn. Hmm- Ann SWIIIT. .la-nn Svltnpl, Atnlrt-y SL'lIlllSSllli1ll. lhirtl rem' 'llc-rrv Shi-nlx, ll11lwl'l Si mv. Wilson Wt-It-h. l'hil Styli-s. ,lat-nl, 'llmwxx-, ,lnhn Slnvlw. ,lt-rry SlII'lllgLf'l'. Nathan l Winnnvr, Rnht-rt Shank. llnrra-Il Ftmwr. jf-rrp She-nk. Huy timing. Nlikt- Slillllilll. lirit- Shinmlh-r. Nlr. lln-rgim-nrutln-r. .'XllSt'IllZ Huln-rl Stnilh. lvfl In Right Firsl rms: fflalrlx lln-Q-ry. llalvicl limttllull. Ke-nnvth llvvr, Hula:-rl Bl'tlIlllIlt'I', flll2ll'll S lllulw. Jann-s Finn- lrm'k. IIIUIIIEIQ liarv. lm- ltlll-. 4-untl rim: Nlr. lmxstw, Marv l.nu ill'LllIH'l'. lfstln-r llfllliil I 1 lwr. llunnn lslnyml. Nlury llnmks. ,larliiel l'llnllQ1l'. lfarulyn thin- -Xnn lflislnmp. ,lu 'Xnn .Xnnnm-nl. Ilnrn ,In lhllllghl. Kunultl lfnrpvr. wvllllllilll Ilully. Rulwrl Hl't'IltJlll3ll. I.nt'l1rutn-. llnl inl run: ,lunn-l ifluurlt-s. Suzntnn- l l'al1m'k. Nnrntn .ln-Lin Bunk. Sant lfnpv, .llllllvf llilllilv. liullvn' llI'KlllLllil'l'. Nrtlnn' Biglf-r, 'l'eri'y lsilitlll. l.ntlwr Bkllil't'll. Nl:-lxin l ranlL. Garlivltl lfvllnnan. Unnahl Brnhnlwr. .luhn Btwtlnalwr. fifty-si,v TE TH GRADE left In Right lfirft nm: Sully Hvrr. Lynn Kamp. llarlvnc llvilw, llvlvn Fry. Barlmara Kauflinan, Ulvmla Colnnan .-Xmlrry llvrlavli. .loan llrwll. 'uml rim: Nlr. BlH4lIlg1l'l'. ilnannr- lll'l3lll'j. ,laulxiv lkauflman. Rf1lli'L'l'8 lluffman. lluiina llt'1'li! IlKl0I'll. flarulyn Ganilxlv Hvlly ,ls-an lluslc-Ili-r. ifarulyii llc-rr. Lui, .Min lluag, Phyllis llilm-i', lllurianm- Funk, Carolyn fiLll'llK'l', ,lay Geila irnl rms: Barry lluu-r-li1'k.,luy llI't'lllt'I'. Julln llarrmun. ,In-rv lil't'lllt'l'. .lim llii1g11'ic'll. Te-rry lrvin. ,lllllll llulnlraral Paul llarlwr. lluxiil llruln. lla-my llaln-m'lwi'. lfuigu-:iv llarle-nslim-. .lulin Ilulsingvr. Tum litllblllllall. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS L. to R.-John Stacks. Sec., Dick Kline. Pres.. and Put Musser, Treus. .fifty-seven NINTH GRADE lefl lu Right Firfl rms: Blanvhi- Gnml, ,luily llrnhi-, Cfllarlutle- Hniivh, Susan Havklnan, l.ura-lla Eshlelnan. Juan llrnfi, Barhara Ifshlvnian. Gloria Uaxnhvr. Niarilyn Dillflr. Mr. ,hun-s. 'Nwninl rum: Nanvy G:-ih. Jnmly lflfmvlis, Niargari-I lfranck. Harlnara Earhart, Rnlh Anna Furry, Donna Ui-ilw. Diane- l ilvfwl'almi. Anna 'Wav Frv. Kr-n llahh-. I' . Ihirml rim: Nlary i':SiliQ'lllllIl. Jane-I lfiw-lic-li. ,Iuyre ifhc-rio, i.vvi Griseinge-r. David lla-hlnan. Ilan I islnJr, Sc-uit Hahhl, fillfdilbll llr'nH'. Daxiil lllwrsuhl. Innrlh rnw: limi-flas Graham, Lev lishh-nian. Barry Earhart, ,luhn llrnff. lfarl Cr-slr-mill, Jay Ernsl. Cf-rald Gish. Robrrl i2rnfi.z-Frank Fair. Ken Eiilitjlllilli. lvfl lu High! Viral rim: Carol ,Ivan fikllllllilvii. jnanne Brc-rldlv, Anna Mary Dull. ,Indy Aclaine, ilumlliy Anil, Shelby D0l'ilit'l'IIlLlIl. lfarnl ,'xIl1iK'l'FHll. Jnnly Hanzhaf. Carol Dussingler, Mrs. ll:-iflalnl. mini rim: Jann-s Clark. Yvnnnc- Baih-y. Nancy ffharhzs, Lynn Ahhnll, Joy Brr'nrn'r..il1l14' fXiikvr. Ruse- Hnnnvy, Linda BHIHUII. Nancy' Bonus:-. Cn-rry Bagnoli. lhiril rim: ,Ian lii'IiQLQ'l'. Ruhr-rt Hn-iivr, ,lavk High-r. ,lark l,ZliliSlIlHll. Carolyn Landis. Kathy AIIIISIIWIIIQ. 'rlllll B1-rivl. Williaiil Bvll, Huh:-rt Dt'lliiIlgIPI'. Sain llonlvy. nrth rms: JZIIIIUQ Bimlr. Rvulwn ffarnwy. Jalnvs Dispingvr. Huy Brubaker. T4-d ,-Xyrr'-. Rnln-rl ,MnnPnl. David Con nur. Eugenia Dunlap. Glen 1,Jr-wnxhire. fifty-eight NINTH GRADE lvfl In Right lxllirl rms: Cara Suylnr, Juym- Fe-avlirisl. Br-vm-rly Sclmi-Her. Nila Rim-liurils. llunrlin- Re-sslvr. Pail Ripley Ifimly Kills-nllullfi-. lxay Xluurv. l'ul Un-rly, mill Mr. llinklrfy. h 1 Nl'C'1lIlll rem' -,lay Milli. Alurly Nluurv. ltllllll Ri-1-mlm-r. Lunnir' Nlswls-y, Sylxxzl Fawn. Nanvy Null. Flllrlvy lilllN4l'l5. PHS villa Xvv. Hllllliillll Pivlsvll, mul Family Nlm,wl'y. lluril rim: lal xljl'l'4. ,lllllii Rulm-r. l,lmla Ruln-rlf. Mary l.uu Xluxwry. xlliglllllil Nllllt'lllIl'l'Qlf'l'. Bunnn- Hunklc-. Hulll unn Pirlwll. l.wl:-r Ne-ll. aml Paul Nlyvrx. luurllu rms: Park Sflllllllb. Ki-n l:l'iilt'I', Iluugxlaf lilulisill. .Mums Nlus-vr. llury Rim-er. William Nlussvr. ,Iulm Svhullz :incl EIIQLVIIF Si-lirull. ls-fl In Right First nm: Diann- Nlille-r. Arla-iw Mill:-r. .lmly Nlarkle-y, Ann lmuisr- Nlillrr. Sandra Nlc'Kain, D4-lmrah lm- fi-wr. ,Iuannv l.vfcw1'. and Nli-s l :LlI'lli1l'l. mm! rms: Rulwrlu Nlazmliall. flarulyn Nluusl, Jualy Mauser, l,21lIl'Zl lNI1-rkvl, Iilizaln-Ili l.2lIllllS. Kara-11 Kumlvr. Tlmmuw Knellll, and Rnswll Nlillr-r. lhiril rms: Blix-lla:-l l,yns'li. ,lame-S Nlvlhmulul. liivluml Manning, Clin-elm' Lumlix. Nlivliuq-I Nl:-uw. Hivliaiwl Lmwll. uml Kirllarnl I.:-lf-wr. li lIll'lll rms: Runulil Krnpl. Huy Krug:-r. lllulnln' 'll:1rklf'y, llonulnl Ylillvr. :xml llarry Kline-. A-Xlnsvnl fruin pi1'Iurf-- Jerry ku-M. fifty-'nine N NTH GRADE l.rfI to Higlll First 11111: ,lully Sill'2ll'1'!', Linda wiii'lit'l'. T114-111111 Wifslvr. Mary xvlliillll., Xlurieiw Sill t'I'. Luin SlIVlit'l' , . 1- , . 1 l,i111la Yuurlg. Nlllilllil Sieglclg Mr. llvrr. t'4'0IlKi row: Iiiiiiilll WiiiiHlIIS. Bvwriy Yu1111g1. Sliurmi Fluiwr. Jlliill wliviilllti. i3:11'l1111'u Will-5. Nunvy Wisslvr. Judy Yuuug, Hvgina Snynlrr, Bill Sie-grisl. l'l1ird ruw: Richard Sliirk. Dmiil FI'l1o111pso11. Niuriiyn link. .imly SI11-ullk-1'. Niurii- Silllllldll, lmnisi- ZiIllIIlf'I'lllill!. Ger- ulal 'l'l1o111pm11. Ullllilili Wurriz-r. i'i41S121l'4i Slt'illt'l'. Flbllflil nm: fiilZil'iQJS Xuhin. Kv1111r-ll1 Sli-i11111u1111. Ric-I1u1'1I 5ig111:111. Ril'il1lI'li SI141111-. .luv S11y1i4-1'. Bill Smith. liiwmml Whilv. Kt'llHt'lil Sangrvv, Jim liiI'il'il. Missing: 1,06 Wise111z111, Robert SWiSilt'l'. L1-fi l11Rigi1t First rum: Al'il'Ilt' Hari:-11sli11c.,lavqllc-ii11v Kil'l'iltlfii. 5111111111 jmwl. juyw- K1-1'111-1'. Allllll llurwy. ixilll'X lI11lf111a11. Shirley -rr, and Xlr. Pi 11-r. II1 I 91-0411111 row: Bill'iJilI'i1 King. Eli:-11 lliliw1111-ic'1'.,lz111c'I llivslallni. filillllil' liz-isvy. Huy Km-ugly. i.ll M-1'11v iiilllvix, ami David KHIIHIIIHH. l'l1ir1l row: Rusulii- Ilariilx, Susan Ilzuif. Shirlf-5 Ku11iT111u11. l3111x11 Ili-rr. lilyilf- lim--F. Sll'l1ilI'Il ii1ll'lll'l'. .I111111-+ Irvin. and 1111114-fe Killlii-lllilll. v F1,1ur1l1 rms: Ke1111ell1.lavuln-.JUI111 Ki1'1'l111v1'. 'IX-1'1'y ll11i11-r, l'l111111uQ ixurln-I. Hnlwrl lln-s-. R11'l1a1'4I liuisl. and G111'd4111 Kauffman. sixty FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS At the head of the freshman class are. left to right. Susan Hackman. Vice President: John Holtzapple, President: and Sec- retary-Treusllrer. Jay Ernst. EIGHTH GRADE Lf-fr tu Right First rms: Davitl Slmlton, Nancy Nissley, Patty l,c-rvll. Doris lmhman, Barbara Funk, Linda Benner Janice- lfmle-rf. .luaniw Nt-wwmiir-r. Klartlialee 'l'limnpsun, lvan Varner. Mr. Nulirenlmerg. mml rms: llarry Bavlimun. Lev Ulu-r, 'l'l1nmas FQJllSlf'I'IllBC'llt'T, Dun Milan. Sallie Rulmvrtsnii. Ruth Ann Charles ll ltlellr- 5llyKlt'l. Rulll ll slcttr-r, U1-lie l,t-liman, l.loytl lfnrry. lllml rim: Janie, Leliman. .lamf-s lu-ming. Barry lNm-Fl, ,Ianni-4 lLly. ,le-nnife-r ll:-tz, Linda Gt'l'l3Cli, I.atIclt- SllPC'll2-ll'Cl Us-an CHA, liunalml Lung. llllll'lVll rim: luny llmm-r, l,z-Q' fifths, ,lame-s Fllelly, Hnlmrl llvrsllvy, ,lE:llllt'S Bmfltgvr, elanlcs Crawfnrcl, Divl-1 Wit-allrl Dlmglzl- flliurle-5. sixty-0110 EIGHTH GRADE lffl In Right Ifirfl run: Kvllllvlll IIave-xt. Varllm Sharp. Clillllit' Stllmlvllmllm. Ruth Bring:-Q. Kay I':llIN2lkt'l4. Dm-lmrzlll , Nvwlun. ,lunv hm-lla-l'. Hu-1'e'II lfrlr. lhnmlwl llvrilwy, Nlrf. Mille-r. 'nml rms: H1-l'l1iw Frrry. ,lluly Hill'l't'll. fllllllll' fir:-i1lm-r, Sklllllfil Willvr. Nillllw l,1ml'c'm'n-. 'Xymlalu-I' NCINIII. ,llli.llllI1' Sql 1 f:hLll1llIl'l'b. Wallvr Huilvy. Ihlviml Wilwr. ,luhu Duly. lhirml rmx: Wtlflllilll Sumlvr. Kam-n llinklv. 'willy .Nun Silllllllbllb. .xl'llllll'Sit'Q1Il'l'. Yllil'YiIl Nlilllmllw. l rv4l Suzl1'l'..l4m-pll Kilvllm-l'. Xrtlxur l.am1li-. Slanlvy Nt'XXllDlIli'I'. lnurlll rum: .IHIIIVN Hn-m-rlivl. Nlvlxin Rm-ml. Dum-'las llilvhs. ,Iailnvs Iluuaman. Hivlxurul Lllll. Harry Iilllil'll. ,- If-ft to Right Firsl nm: Dixiv Kaylnr. ,lllflilll Snult. .Iule'nr' llarplv. Barlvara Pvfflc-y. Irvin P1-ifz-r. Calvin Russ, Rub 1-rt llzllfll-man. lfdnarfl Nlnyf-r. Harnlrl llrassvl. vom! rms: William lfpll-r. llnrif Hl'I'bllI'y. Slllilllllf' Kuym-. H1-lly IM-km-ll. llzmivl Wallun, il:-nv BQ-ily. x11'l'll't:lNl4l Carol Bl'ic'kf'l'. llunulnl lS:'4'ke'1'. V lllirfl rum: Barbara Uamlule-. 'xlIflI'4'N Il1lHill l'l'. Sllfilll I'llIll1'l'N. lflulilfla lfuswl. Hnnalfl llwfv. Nunvw Mnllw, Nlill' . , f- N- . ,- glare-I S1'llill'Hl'l'. Brian Nlvlhgrvr. If-lv 174-Ilmun. luurlll rmx: 'Nliriahn Nluvr-r. ,lzum-5 Brulraks-r. William Cl'3IlH'l'. f:ll2ll'l1'S wr-l'iQJ,llI. .lay lllzlwr. lfru-tl I'lllIllLlkl'l'. Donal: Slullffw. sixty-flm NJ EIGHTH GRADE Li-fi tu Right Firft rms: Sandra Picks-I. Rumainc- Stoutzenlwrgvr. Nanry Canty. Mary Owrlv. Mary ,lane Pr:-slvunnl 'l'ln-rosa llaxstlwrnv. ,'tnm- llilmlejliranrl. Marian Millvr. Frf-cl Millvr. Miss Niall. i Hullrcr. Hulwrt llc-ill. Ki-nnvlll Kauflnlan. Mary lmllisr- Brlllralu-r. 1 1 liiral rim: Ut-ralfl Buslmng. Ste-pin-n Yuln-, Dunaltl Hutt, 'l'c-rry livmlvr. Huy Klint-. ,lm-nnift-r l'liSllt'l'. llllZ1lill'S S4-nfl Uunalrl Kurtz. lwnnrtlt nm: karl llnqf-tit-r, .lannn-5 Quinn. llvraltl Fislu-l, Runalml Myvrs. lfli livlunan. .lm-rry Slycr. Marlin Umigln-1'ly left tu Right First row: ,lPl'8lfllIlF' Ft:-vkly. .Marilyn Hlsfllllfl, Mary l,ltlIiSt' Bros:-y, Marianne- BlN1'llUH. ,le-an P4-ttit Mvnnn llviw. ,lay l in1'klrinf'r. Kvnnl-ll: l'illIllblli1'l'. Mra. llulanfl. rnml run: Mable Conrail, Emma Kc-olrlvr. Ulvn Knlp, Barry Dlllll. .lwanna Nvff. Santlra Fill'IIlt'l'. Sltirle-y llarsll. Dar- lvnf- llvse. Mlclrf-y Yntzv. cif'l'Hlfllllf' Mt-tzlvr. Karl Bm-nfl:-r. lourtlt rms: Marlin Milla-r, balm-n C111-villy ,lvrrv llulwr Waltvr Pvyvk, lirlyxarml lk-ill Yr-arl Bltlllll Jann lf is Pli , , ,. , . - ' . , .' -5 api. '5- 1-illatlarlaml. Sl'Jl',Llj-f,Il'l'f? vunfl rum: ffarl Milllmust-. Margarr-t Rlmarls. H4-vu-rly Moss, l,nia Morrison. Stanlvv lil'0llll'I'. ,luv llc-rr. 'l'. llt-rslu-y , lllirrl rum: Gt-nrgv Rose-nfvltl, Timothy Pf'lf'l'S. Marilyn Piutscli. lill21I'l1'H Hulirer, llmwlml Mumtnau, liarl llullingt-r. EIGHTH GRADE Lf-ft to Right First row: Emma Shoff. Suv llulder. Ralpli Cram:-r. Pat Ovvrly, Emil Swift, Cliartlieleda Myers. Ralpli Kurtz, Gerald Peifvr, Nlrs. Slmpf. - Second ruw: Elvin Kirclwff, Crave- Ann Ruulh. Sliirlc-y Datt-simm, Sliaruii Wumlling, ,lulin Gund. Connie Klingvr, Lynn Graff, Duuald Hubs-r. Tllird row: Randy Rudy, Rluvda Musf-lnaiui. Clliarlutlv Savicky, Carol l 1'm-lie-li, Barlmara ll:-nm-, Jamvs Fi'll'IlhlI'llIll, ,lack Muwery, Claire Barklv. Ciact- Nlinnicli. Fourth ruvv: Eugvne Ifntc-rlinv, .lac-k Siugrist. Gcurgt- llarnvr, Ilmsit- HlL'llEll'llN, Rulwrt Bvxulvr. Dallas llivkcy, David Wissler. EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS lfigluli gradc' uHiL'vrs arf: l. to r.. Ruth Ann Charles. Secretary: Pat Overly. Vice Prs-sid:-ntg Clll'1l'llll'lf'fl8 Nlyvrs, Treasurer: :md James Crawford. President. sixty-,four SEVE TH GRADE l.:-ll In Riglit lfirgl rem: ,lilI1l'l Ke-4-lwlvr. Carolyn Erlm, Carolyn Cingrivli, llnlly Fislif-r, .Nrla ffunlvy. Margie' Flllll'll- lrxmgli. .lvffe-ry Kulle-r. Viv Kuylur. S1'l'lHlll rum: .lufly lll'4'lx4'll4lnl'l2. l'alrim'ia llt'4'lil'l'. l,i1ll'll'lLl Krrfillcr, Pllyllix lfluyrl. Kallilm-n l':ms-rs. Carols- Xlarlxla-y. Sum Himhlf-r. ll:-urgv liI'lNNlll:Ll'I'. vlllliffl rim: l,l'l'I'f llvrlz. llurlraru ll2ll'l1'llHl1'iIl. llnris Hulm-r, Sunrlru Slmpll. l'r-iimw Frm-y. Nlilw l.1'lll'y. Hvn Snull, llvnrx 'lllllliil-. l':IlIlllI rem: llunmi Ilully. liarlmru Vlilwr. ,la-rm' Nllllvr. 'lllvlulm-l llumlrr-rl. Rnlwrl NNI.-,A .lulin I'rm-lirli. in-ralsl l'air. lfillli run: lhrxhl ll l'Nlll'j. ifurl Waliivr. Iii-n lllivk. Flllllllllllx l7i4'!l'i1'l1. ,lllllll Rlllll, Hl'l'll2ll'll llimlc-r. ,lilI1Il'4 Nlvlluigan. I4-ft In Right First mu: Elvanur Brubaker, Bnnnifi Pickel. .le-anne Fox. Judy Wvnditz. Junv Myrhrs, Luis Doerr. Ylikf- Xlvlfralalx. Nlilu- ll--istanfl. Elm:-r Carnffy. Mr. Frkert. Svmiinl mu: P111-y llHI'lf'IlSllI'IP. Frm-fl Kvpnz-r. Rlf'llHI'Cl llwlewxill. Larry Rulirvr. l,f-un l'fsl1lr'man. Hrrlm Wright. Paul Krr'i1lr'r. lfrank Urlln-ilu. Hll'llLlI'll Kink. 'l'l1irrl rim: ,lurly Xlvtzgvr. ,lLi1'llIN'llllt' 5lmlly. l':Hllll'l' Sllirli, Narnia ,Ivan Krvirlc-r. flarul Fi-In-I. Xmnxw Kauffman. .lanv Starr. Nlarglarvt Flvinmann. Sliarun Rim-llurl. l'-1ll!l'llll'1NkI Palfy R1N'llIll.H4lll4'I1?1lif'llll'. xlIIll.1lN1'll1l2llll. NIIIIVY Pic-lu-ll. Kl'Illl1'lll Xvunu-r. Hill 'l'n'aIs. ,lesav Epps. ,lav Slllilll. Fiflli run: Iiivlmnl Frunfv. Daxill Wagiicr. Ralph lll'l'l'll2iVki!ll. Nlurli- Yam. liayninml llulrvr. Llwyfl Slllilll. s1'.1'fy-f1'1v' SEVE TH GRADE lm-fl tuRigLl1l lfirxl run: Flnirlvy Kline-. xlll14'Ht' Fulwl. 'XIIIIIAPX WVK1-1-. Vllyllix fPl'lDlll1lll. Wamlzl Fulk. Sara Hlblllllll. lmll-v llmnu-rlx1:111. It!-lv DMT:-mI1-rf:-l'. I',Ill'4'Il Klum-ry. Ur. bln--. mnul rmx: Nlauiv 'l'mwx-, Xlury Ilrmsn. Ul'l'2lIlIiIl1' Brzmn. ,Ir-Lin Klinv. ullllllfll NMI. ,lvuu Fnyula-r. .luclilll UI'1'i4ll'l'. Sonja Krugn-i. .liuml liznlxvk. llliI'llI'1HSISIINLINII H1lll1'll4lillx'.f:llllI'I1Illl' lxniwly. Vary Mm RHhI'4'I'. llmmhl kulllllmnl. llv1'ln-rl lrfilllillll. IA-,luv Uzllwr. .ln-lm lxl'1fuIv1'. Ixvnnvllx Wyvls. ll' Nu fIIW1i1Imm lilllllx Kuiflu lun Null' llilll II. luurlln run: 4:Ill'Nll'l' In-rl. Mum Suarr. ,lulm In 4. sv ' z . 4 ,L ' . , if -5-. Ilflll rms: .lilIIl1 - fflmvlmlnvn-. Nulwrl KL:-llmnl. Hamill NIillv'lllwx'u4'l'. lhlllllhl SIILIIIVI. .lwlm llurall. .IHIIIVF l'!Il'I1'll1'l'. I ll:-rln-rl K:mlx..lul1u lc-lvrf. XIIFVIIIZ xI1iI2l l'NI'lll'lil'k. lr-fl In High! Fil'-I rem: Paul Fry. .lnlm Walwn. William llmlnv-y Dilllvlk ,Iuyvv Ni-Qlf-yy ffarrrl X1Hf'KilTlliIl. Nunvy llzlmlia Sally Bzxgmnli. NIV. llul11ll'us V ' ' f m'l We-inllm' lin-llv ll lIlxxl'l1'Il Imlillu ll'llIl'I' limlu XIIIIIVIII. Rulwrlu 111-lylp -mufl mu: ,Inns-I lxuufIm.m. Xl.u,.. . , A l .. . . , , Paul Palllw-lm-k.l,11l'y ll:-amy. rllirll nm: Paul Szlllrlx-l'. xlilfiilll YIlINNl'l', Xlury l.1IlllN4'5Ill'l1lx. lzlulllf- Hl'IllIl'I'. Hvlral ,lram HI!-llrwllgi. Hay liuumun. Ximw-nl llulwl. lfrim' Nlurkll. Inurllm mu: Hurry ilingrivln, llullll IIQII1-llslviu. ,luhu BI'lllDilN. Hnllx Hilllll. Hvllingi Hllllgl. Hulnwl Null. Dtbllllil fvll -Kuna Nlillvr. V Iiflh run: lm-4111 SIIIYIIIV. Sumlm fLill'll1'l'.,llPlIIl Iilff-. .luvk Kim. XVLIIIVIA Hulnin-nn. Hnvllilltl Iilllllik. liunulrl km-lligi. si.1'fy-six Q SEVE TH GRADE If-fl lu hugh! l'Il'SI nm: l'alx'n'm Hurt. 5ill'il klwwr. .lllllllll Rvmn. ,I4-an RHIIINHX. flllllllf' fl1m1ll1a1rl. l'al'laax'a l rum'k Lum lvxlf-13 Judy NIMI4-5. Ur. 'Xl'l'NI1Ill'l'. '-W 14-. Nl'l'4lIllI run: ,lwlln llalrllixh. .Inlm nillllllllf. Hurry Hvnm-I1 lfzlrnlinr- I:IHll'Il'..l2lll1' Di1'll4if'Il, H1-My Ihvlly. Fzunlru Nlzu'pl1 Trulia Ki in el Vumvn X nnfll Y Iluinl mu: Ilaxivl 5l'lH!fTl'l'. lx-nmhl SIl'illlll1'll. Paul llunmwr, Huy Uvxulxl. Paul Wvln-r. ,IHIIIKW l'1iIl4'fI'lH'lx. Xuugzlmn flumlvrlull. Xllwll kvpp'-I. llurwx lx'f'lau11l. lwurllu rum: I,l'HllLlI'1l XVII. xxiljllt' llfzw. KVIIIIVIII Nlilllnmw. William 4frurm'r. Hic'llur1l xvillllilll. John lmxxix. ,Iulm 1,m'Im-lzlvr. hlvnn llwtmf' le-fl lu Riglml Fir-I rum: ifarnl Uumma. FI'I'l'I1I3Il lfurcl. Mglry Ellen Furry, Flwrry flvilw. flvralrlim- Lamlis. Paulinf lumlix. lilllj Numa Xlr. fjllllllillflllillll. mnfl nm: PLillIl'lil xlllflblly. Yirgiiniu Kauffman. tillllllil' Nl4'Kinm'y. ,llllly Dvliull. Lana Km-IN. BHl'lI21I'2l llurfll xlilfy Ulu-r. lhinl nm: Harry ifurpe-r. Nivhaml Nillllllilll. J-,lm Uurrcll. NRIIIVY xIf'Kl ', lmix Rz'if'll:1l'flI. Fl'v1la SZIIZIIIZHI. Hl'lll'l lylw-1-lmuzxll. I1-urth rms: Ke'11nw1l1 Krefhla-l'. Hnnulrl II4-imc-l. llunald Ilulling:-r. 'llmy Nlark:-rl, Karl lfrn-I. Hari- Urtlnan. Pau 9 ' In 1 .XXlN1 . llflll rms: ,lay I,4'IfI'l4. tvl'l'Lllfl Null. l.iil'l'y FIIIIHY. UN-nl: Danivl K1'IIlIIlil'k. llurulnl Zf'2iIIlI'I4. Riff!!-S1'l'0Il I SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS Officers of the seventh grade are. L. to R.. Betty Welch, Secretaryg Cstandingl. Barbara Franck. Presidentg Tony Markert, Vice Presidentg and Judy Nissley, Treasurer. CZ'D CXD sixty-eight ..,,, wg? yvnfk iw Y X06 A .f I 1 if E 4 X C9o. iff ws . F- .,! ' HVRSES 'L f'1v ' q , Q 332 0 ,Sf S is : , H 4 -If I Q A NATIONAL wouoa socmr H , ,KAEMAKEQS I . wg df-Lu 1 ' New 469 NMN0 FWZ Q i f Q U A I 1 - 5' 24.8 xi oh ' I 1 I 1f 1 ' . A A 0. L Q n O mv' Z -9 Q , , Q . YEARBUUK STAFF ' '- 7 ' A ' ' at-1 ,z 'ce Halma. Xliss Slivult and Nlr. I.-ll lu Hielil l'u'sl ri-ix: Nlary Nall. lloris lwiril laiol Null. Lllllilllil lliulnilii liul lloiies iqlllltilllgi P, , 4-', . N--.. - 1 2 . . . t s ss .ut, . Sm-oiinl rout .!1vy1'l' Hl'llHl'l'. ,llllil Nlarliu l'l'ypiug Nlauagerl. Willnui' .Xiiiaml llfirwulaliou Xlaiiagi-rl. .Ivan Kaitli- Illill Ilililoil lull: l n ll mills lllilorl Pllwlli Nlilxin tlrl Itlilorl liu1l'1 Nluuuna lllu ini- Nia 'wr-rl . , . .i . , .lim N-aluigl 4-lauiliug l . s '- fa' ' furiar. 'l'l1ir:l ron: llarliara ilLlt'ixlllLlIl.lil'Ll1't' Wills-I' larol lflaylull, lloii lliiiuiuau. Yitlly Xuu Xlkiir lluui l l I Nlaix xllll Ulu-rliullvi-i'. lloris Huslioiw 'uni l'al lf:-ilu-. lftlllllh ron: l'al Ili-ml:-V. llmiiiiizi V:-llltx. lluli Wissli-i', lioiialil Xlilli-ip .lun Xlail-lvll. anti lolui Ili-nsyl. . W 'I N031 U gi We ,t 3 y X Aw ., This is how the Epilogue began . . The Epilogue is Hemplield's yearbook. published annually by the senior class. The stall' endeavors to present to all the stu- dents a complete review ol' school activities to be cherished as a record and memoir. The editors wish to express their gratitude to the stall. to Mr. Jones and Miss Shenk. and to the many students and teachers who i cooperated in the preparation of this book. N0l'l'lIfU-flt'0 STAFF MANAGERS Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Art Editor ,, Business Manager ,W Typing Manager J ,, J Circulation Manager ,, Photography J, Advisors These six seniors. as heads of the var- ious yearbook departments. played a large part in making this '58 Epilogue possible by working hard at the manv jobs assigned them, Left to right. thcv are Bob. Judy. Linda. Phyllis. Jeanie. and Wilbur. U,aa.,.u, Jean Kaullman ,nad u,,,aaa B, , on Bob Eby B-w,,-H, a,a,,,Ea ,B Phyllis Melvin AWA Mhoaouu J WA Linda Mumma ,a,,,,a,,u ann., Boone, Judy Martin aw, Wilbur Amand oo, E, E, aaaa , WH, Jim Waddell Miss Shenk and Mr. Jones Mary Lou Brubaker. our former classmate and friend. has been responsible for much of the art work in our yearbook. From the class of '58, Mary Lou - thank you! STUDE T COUNCIL llotloni l'tlIK',-Iltllll Nlvllaliau. llarluara llavkmau. Kay IJIll'I'IIlDllYl'I'. I'al Ile-null-r. Fvvonil rms: Ilarry zu-rslirk. .avkiv lfisln-r. Ilolv Wis-li-r. Phyllis Nlvlxin. .Iohn Flwnk. lfrzitl llauvr. Ili I 'llllirtl ross: Filanmling: Ilrs. Sinnnons. lloln Nlulnn1zl..I4'rry Springvr. Ilarlvara l ranr'k. Sally llagnoli. lfonuil' Ni-sl:-5, Norma 5h-gllvr. lmnn Nlrlmoll. llivk lame-ll. .lohn llollzapplv. .lay lfrnsl. llivk Iilinv. Nlr. llla-s. ml Illuoul Yuan lla-ist-li l'irrv N.-ll' It-olrml Yell. llonaltl Ilollinyvr. Slim' llarpi-r. I lth rms: Margo- 1 s.. st . .t n . . . . 51h rim: Sam llirlllt-r. .lainvs lfranloral. I,a1lvlIv Sli:-vkaril. llill lframr-r. lfmil Fnill. Wall:-r li-yi-k, .Xlwsn-nl: .lim Wanlilvll. llllrisl Holm-r. Capable leadership and a co-operative student body have made the record of this year's council one of the linest at Hempiield. Several ellorts were made to increase school spirit. Included among these were student participation in Color Day. and posters were placed in each homeroom which scheduled athle- tic events. A new project. the supporting of a foreign orphan. was undertaken by the council. Money for this support is acquired from the student body. who are asked to contribute a penny each week. A tremendous response was received from the students when an appeal was made for food and clothing for a needy family at Christmas time, Attending the county convention at Pequea Valley High School were Barbara Hackman. Ray Oberholtzer. John Holtzapple, and Susan Heisch. Se iw' iffy-fun r NATIONAL H0 UR SOCIETY Left to Right First row: Doris liusliong. Nancy Breniser, Muriel Ripley. Wilbur Amautl. l,inda Mumma. .lean Kauff- man. Pat Emir-li. Sylxia Flslielmau. Second ron: Dan Furry. ,lon Faeltler. Roger Getz, Miss Shenk, Barbara Hackman. Nlildred Landis, Pat Ceibe. ,Iucly Martin. Bob Elly. Ray Oherhnltzer. Fred llauer, Donald llustetter. Membership in the National Honor Society is the highest honor any student may aspire to during his high school years. Members, who must maintain an SSW average, are selected by a faculty committee on the basis of leadership, scholarship. character, and service. This year's induction service was held on March 27th in the auditorium. Two seniors and ten juniors became members at that time. The speaker for the occasion was Professor Paul Z. Rummel from Millersville State Teachers College. President we ..e.ee.e.Y. .. e...ee.,,....,,.W.e,eu. Wu Wilbur Amand Vice President eaee, -. c ,,e,e...,o,e,ee..e.au,. ., ae,,.. Linda Mumma Secretary -c .ce.eee,ce ,- .ee,.e,e.a..,.,.....ee...eue. .c e,.. Pat Geibe Treasurer a,cceee c , ,.c. ,aeeeee,.e.,e....a.e,......oa,e c t- Robert Eby Reporter -,a.cc,,c.t aeat. ,cw e...a,ae - e,a.a,,.,,,a.,at. A Judy Martin Historian .. cc- rupee. , We ,ee,e,e . ..,ee,e u...a,u,, .uoaa, a M ildred Landis Committee Head ,accwcc .c..,a,,... ,aav.,a,.,a,, aa, Barbara Hackman Seve nfy-five KEY CLUB Nlali-il l.r-fl In High! Fir-l rim: Ray Ulu-rliollzt-r, llliarles W1-imlniau. Dir-it llollingn-r. llolx Elly. Sf-swirl rou: ,lillllt'i li1'lll4'Nlll'I'l.1'li. ll:-ary l.aui'i-nrt-. llit-it Klint-, lhiln wisslc-r. ,lawlx Nlumma. ,lolin Fhrnlt, lion Bru- baker. 'l'hirrl rim: Mlxi-or Nlr. l,fmi'y. ,Iolm Nlussvr. ,la-rry 5priiii1i-ix tflarlt lLrr-i-ry. ,lax-nl: 'Ihr-is-, ,lim llaagi. Flannlingt. larsl rim: lxcu lll'llllliS, bam Map:-. loin Nlvxlaliau. Hn-vuinl rim: l re-rl Ruin. l'hil Wlylvs. .lim l'll'llnlt'l'lIlill'll4'l'. Nlilti- l i'asci', lion lluslr-lli'l'. 'llhirrl rim: ,li-rry lloolliv. Carlin-lcl l .-llniau. Sydney Kit-flwr. Chris lloliir-r. llali' Rolii'vr, Hon llarpi-r. Xlilge Siaman. Holm Xliinuna. l'lUlIl'lll rim: ,lim iluailinan. lion l oriir'y. ,lim Warlrli-Il. 'IH-il Wi-slr-r. Xlusfful: lion Xlillvr. Villain' 'Xmanil. HIIIVQ' I.:-rlavli. ,luhu 5ILlI'lxN. lxivliaiil lung. llaxiil lfrah. The Key Club, a Kiwanis-sponsored service organization, has a membership of senior high boys. The club strives to carry out its objectives, which consist mainly ol' serving within the school and community. gaining experience in working together, and developing leadership. The sponsorship oi' the Thanksgiving Dance is an annual activity of the Key Club, and the operation oi' a coat check at school functions has always been an important project of the club. This year's organization has continued the provision of a sports bill-board for the community. sports calendars for the students. as well as the operation of the public address system at sports events. This year, in cooperation with the Student Council, the boys aided in making the Christmas drive for the needy a success. President Charles Weidman Vice-President Richard Hollinger Secretary , Ray Oberholtzer Treasurer Robert Eby Sc'i'e'11fi1-::i.r 5-as-W FLAS STAFF his Left to Right First row: Mr. Richard Charles, Mrs. Grace Ste-inmctz. Jane Getz, Barbara Hackman, Pat Ceihe, Nancy Breniser. ,loan Fake, Susan Marliert, Judy Martin, and Mr. Leroy Nissley. Sf'f'Ullll row: Richard Kline. Madeline Epps. Janice Baker. llevcrly llollinger, ,lr-an Kauffman, f,illHf'll7llP Clic-ese. Bon- nie Galagher, Dorothy Lcaman, Kay Moore, ,lane Reeder, Darlene Gr-ibe, Doris Bushong, ,lane llalmcvkelx and Carolyn Coclirane. Third row: l,inrla Mumlna. Sidney Kvifer, Cara Saylor, Jerry Springer, Susan Haus, l rr'4l llauf-r, Gerry Bagnoli, Nancy Maurer. ,loan Hoover. Lois llaag. Mary Lee Nissley, Arlene Fry. Carol Neff. Jon Fackler, Mary Ann Al- gier, Deanna Peflley. and Phyllis Melvin. Absent: John Starks anti Sandy Stoner. The Flash, the school newspaper, is published monthly by the students of Hempheld. The staff sponsored a Halloween Party in October for the junior high school. Spotlight on Hemp- lieldn, a benelit variety show was presented in January. A senior high party, the Flash Clash Party'l, was sponsored by the Flash staff in April. The December feature page on Tuberculosis captured second prize in the Lancaster County Tuberculosis Society Contest, also claimed a state award, and was one among nine papers selected for national evaluation. Editor-in-chief , - sw-. ,,,s. .. ,,,, -WW ,. N, C... Pat Geibe Associate Editor -- . EE sn- ss.. .- ,.,, - Nancy Breniser Feature Editor as Hs A,., ,aa.ss,sa.s - saaa A ,,,,y,asa,,aasaa Judy Martin Sports Editor E ,E sasss,,sa,a.a,a .Casa .C C. ,,,, Barbara Hackman Typing Manager sas ss,-..-.- E,..ss ..-sash sss.ssss Es- has Jane Getz Circulation Manager ,-- ,asa .. a,aaaa,., . a,,, . -W-,a,aaV ans C Joan Fake Exchange Editor ., as .-.-.- sass E. aas.,saa .. ,,,as .,aanWa, Nancy Mowrer Business Manager aaas . E aw... asaaaat . aaaa Mas.- ,.aa C sa, Susan Markert Advisers -C s-Ya,s,.a-.a E Mrs. Rollin C. Steinmetz, Mr. Richard Charles, Jr., Mr. Leroy M. Nissley severity-seven FUTURE H0 EMAKERS UF AMERICA Left to Right Seated: Rose Ann Swarr, julie Harnly, Mildred Landis, Ruth Metzler, Elaine Earhart, Louise Shelly, Judy Noll, Mrs. Marsh. Heconml row, Standing: Ruth Anna Forry. Evelyn Todd, Rosanne ll:-iff-r, Shirley Kauffman, Linda Benton, Diane Miller, Nancy Noll, Joyce Keener, Nlary Alive Moore. Arlene Miller, Shirley llerr, Barbara Eshleman, ,llltly Banzhof, Luis Neil. Barbara Ann Earhart, Lois Tlimnas, Lynn Kamp. 'l'hir4l row: Lois Kreitle-r. Joyce lillf'I'lt', janet Frm-lit'li. ,Iurly Slim-allr-t', Sylvia Sacco, Rarlwara King. ,Indy Moore, Lynn Nlrluitl, Nancy Young, Linda Ste-litnan, Ellen llilketiit-it'1', F-antlra Nlovwry, Gloria Canilier. Deborah Lvfever, 'llargarvl lfrank. Alrsent: Doris Brennf-man, joan Hoo-tu The goal of the FHA is to help improve personal, family, and community living. This year's FHA has employed many interesting projects to help toward this objective. One of these was the aiding of a needy school in South Carolina. The girls can achieve recognition by working toward special degrees. Chapter, Junior Homemaking. and State degrees are awards which can be attained. Mrs. Marsh has advised the Senior High FHA in its various endeavors. President L L L. LL. ..L L .LL LL LL Elaine Earhart Vice President L LL Doris Brenneman Secretary L L L L. L L L LLL -L Louise Shelly Treasurer L L.. LL LLL.L .L L LLL L.LL L. L L Ruth Metzler Historian L LLLLL LLLLLL . .L L LL. L. Joan Boose Parliamentarian L L L L LLL LL LLL L. LLLLL LLLLLL Linda Stehman Song Leader LL..LLL.L LLLL LLLLLL LLLLLLL LLL LLL L Rose Ann Swarr severity-eight FUTURE NURSES UF AMERICA Left to Right First row: Pat Bender, Brcnda'Cochnauer, Pat Emich, Mary Ann Oberholtzer, George Varner, Doris Bushong, Joanne Uryhred, Maureen Quinn, Sally Noll. Second row: Donna Floyd, Judy Wilson. Harlmara Schultz, Doris Ford, Glenda Cehman, Jane Rohrer, Mary Lou Cramer. Beverly Scliarfle-i', Susan Noll. Third row: Yr-sta Re-hkugler. Mildred Landis, Tolly Yinger, Barbara Miller, Donna Heckendorn, Joyce Mease. Sally Sr-nsenig. Joan Elfo, Martha Pettit, Lynette Kirelioff, Mary Ann Nlusscr, Delores Covey, Gloria Eshelman, Brenda Stillinger. Fourth row: Sylvia Nisslvy, Ursula Sarto. Marilyn Nell, Sharon Sandhaus, Sandy llarnish. Janet Charles, Patty Musser, Mary Ann Algier, lilizahvlli Sclirt-ck, Phyllis Froclich, Suzanne Irwin, Shirley Steinman. Absent: Judy Kauffman, Mrs. Roye. With a membership of more than forty girls from grades IO, ll, and 12, the FNA is a rap- idly growing organization at Hempfield. The group meets under the guidance of Mrs. Roye to discuss and practice fundamentals of nursing, the girls are prepared as far as possible for entering training. Several visits to hospitals in this area provided valuable observations for the club. President W-, ss,,.,sss,sE,.., U saw, We some as , Mary Ann Oberholtzer Vice President sont 7 ss, U ,,,.-,,t, oss... We We ,s.,s t We Doris Bushong Secretary .sss - ss. ssssss S M., ,, ssssss.s -Vt sosc.,s.s,o.s Joanne Drybred Treasurer -ss ,.ss -H Eos.Eo, .- .E,. , .Eo.,EE..E,,.Eo, .E EEE.EE Pat Emich seventy-uiizc LIBRARY ASSISTANTS S4-aicml. l'irsl rms: lfarol 'hnlrrform Phyllis xll'lVlI1, Ylilrlrr-cl l.an4li-1 Pal Ou-ily. llonila llivliarrls. Tllt'llllkl Wisslrr, Svconrl rms: l.imla Nlumma, lllilllllkl ll:-llley. ,lmly Nlarlin. ,ivan Kauffman. lfailnara King. ,luliv llarnly. 'l'l1ircl ltlhf .loan llfmwr, llulh lhll'llll'l', livwrly Ilullingl-r, Dori- livnrh-r. lfarol hYt'Illllll. ,Iavlxiv llunvan. Ulm-iulu Yr-aglin. .lam-I flrmpr-r. Filanrling. First rovx: l':lllLlll1'lll l,an4lis. .'Nrrlyllu' Sllt'2lll.1'I'. 'lluliy Nillgvr. lfharlollr- lille-1--1-, Susan llaus. llrm-mia Kevla- er. l.in1la Kauffman. Xlary lillvn Kool. Phyllis lliln'-r. ,lo Xnn 'hlIlll1'lll. Fumly llvirliarall, lllll'lNl'l0l'1l.lill'llllil lin-lnnan. janv HlPlll4f'l'. Yvsta llvlikugla-r. Xli-Q liarrigan. in-cowl rom: .Imly Xelams, llarluara Wiley. Nlarie- slllllllllll, llonniu- llallagllvr. lfafa Saylor. Susan Noll. lirsula Sarlo. liclsy Way. liolnlnir- Mm lllNlllIll, lfllm-n lllllxt'Illl'll'l'. 'Nlarlha l'4-Ilil. 'Kuna Xlary lloll. Nhsvnl: ,loan llmtsv. Fay' Ili-ss. Nlary Noll. ,Ivan Sl'llIblll-. The Library Assistants are responsible for aiding Miss Carrigan in her important job ol overseeing the sehool's growing library. Each girl is assigned certain periods each week to re- port to the library. The girls gain experience in nearly every phase of working with bool-Ls. SENIUR CERAM CS U fn-alwl. First rms: ffarol Kirvlmff, Carol Minn-nl. Bnhlvit- Min Bi-fixup. llracff Nlillr-r lSIxl'.l. jvvoxnl rim: Nlr-. llolaml. lfarolvn Clamhlc. Siuannv Ffkllllx. Nlarin- l,an1Ii-. Fliilllllllgf. Back ron: ,lohn llvn-yl ll'rm-s.i. Nlary xl1'Kllllll'j'. llonalrl Nlillvr. Laura lle-iscy. llvne- ,'xIllit'l'. vigllfy THEATER ARTS CLUB First rim: William Nlussr-r Steve llarper. Nlikv Nlease. Sf-cnml rms: ,lulin llilslclirantl. Daniel Furry. ,Iolin llarlman. llauglas Hiirlisill. 'lihirtl ion: ,lulin FiiI'IlSl1'llllL llolit-rt Kratly. fllr. lfxans. ,I-my Fr-use-liig. llalm- Sz-nst-ni Must-ritz Nt-xv Noll. The Theater Arts Club is in full swing behind the scenes at nearly all programs presented an the Hempfield stage. Those who have seen these boys in action realize what a tremendous responsibility they assume in taking full charge of sets, lighting, curtains. acoustics. and proper- ties. The boys have spent many hours constructing and painting sets whenever they were needed. Besides learning the many technical arts of production, it is necessary for the members to be familiar with all that is happening on the stage so that perfect timing can be attained. This practical knowledge will be important and useful to them in the future. This dependable and alert group. under the eilicient guidance of Mr. Evans. deserves a great deal of credit for the success of all school programs. OFFICERS Stage Manager ,. ,e can , Daniel Forry Crew Foremen t t . Steve Nolt. John Hildebrand l SENIO SCIENCE C UB la-ll lo Right lfionl mu: Roy lirli. ,lamt-s Pull. llonaltl Wikvr, llulwrl Smith. liriitx- Tliunipson. Ruger' lit-lx lP1-,-Si, tlvnll I-tliu llviilfti-'wi' auil Nll' IIl'l 'l'llIEHlllf'I' tatlxisori. A. .,. .. F liavlx ron: l'.iiui-tu' Nlouvr. llilfou We-lt'l1.lfoi'4lou ltamlis. II4Illl'I'l Vkis-lr-i' lliw- I,I'lNllll'Illl. ,li-rv XllIlIllt'l'IllilIl. xl'llllII' lliglvr. llay Wilvy. llarry llyvrs. llulu-rt lllii-slvr Smith. 'l'lt1-ma- liar:-. .lan lliugtirli. aml Nathan Wim- nu-it Ili-mil' .lon I'lil!'lxll'I' lSt'l'I'l'lLll'yl annl Kay llt'l'l. MATHEMATICS L B First Rim l.. to R.: Nliss Slwnlt. llraut llartvnslinf-. Rarliara llackman lpulxlit' Relations Fetal. Ruliart lfliy llllw-al. .lamn-s I:4'llNl!'I'lllkIt'lll'l' Nite' llrm--.l. 'Nlililrvfl l,amlis. Nlr. .lon1's. Svcoiitl Rim: .loan lfllv. llrvmla K1-vtii-t'. Ray lllu-i'lioltyt'r. lloln-rl lliililvr. .lam-1 lfuopt-i'. liolwrl Wisslrr. Wallvr llarlin. llay Vtilt-3. lfrr-il ,loosI. .loliu XllIsH1'l'. ,lvrry llaollim-. llivliarrl llolliiigf-r. Iftvil llaui-r. ,loan liousv. llhsvllli lltrlr xxIN5lt'l' l54't',l. This year the Hemptield chapter of Mu Alpha Theta. the National High School Mathema- tics Club. was established with Mr. Jones as faculty advisor. Our school is one ol' the lirft in Pennsylvania to participate in this organization. lts purpose is to promote greater interest iii the study ol' mathematics. Vlfjjlfjl-fIl'lr FUTURE TEACHERS UF AMER CA First rn-xx l,r'ft lo Right: Wilbur hllltlllfl. Xlary Noll. ,loycr Be-fig:-r. lflizalietli flruliakf-r, Nlr. Paul ffunningliam. N-4-onml rms: Linda lxaulfman. llorolliy l,l'llIl1illl.lil'Q'lllldIX.'4'lll'l. Susan klarkvrl. llanivl lforry. ffllaiololtm' klazlin. . . ., . . l.m-illw lyroff. Niirlr-5 lin-kvl. lays- Ilr--s. The purpose of the FTA is to acquaint students having aspirations to the teaching pro- fession with various aspects of their future career. This year the FTA has participated in sev- eral very important activities. A Convention held at Harrisburg in December was intended to recruit Future Teachers to the field of Special Education. The guest speaker was Miss Pennsyl- vania. The club invited a series of speakers to their meetings throughout the year. each em- phasizing different phases of education. Visitation and substitute teaching iii the elementary schools proved to be helpful stimulants to the development of the club. President Wilbur Amand Vice President Joyce Fiedger Secretary .. , Mary Noll Treasurer , . Elizabeth Brubaker Advisor . .. Mr. Paul Cunningham figlvfy-H1 We IDRGAN Clll Svalecl lrfl tu Right: Betty ,lr-au Hosts-tte1', Nlurirl Ripley. 'Nlary Faliriugter. Sally llcrr. lXtlI'l11H iiimlx. Sldlltlllll' IA-fr lu Riwlu: Nlr. Klint-. Club Mlvisnux ll:-vi-1'ly SK'llH4'fl.!'I'. janet Nlillr-r.Ru1l1 .Nnn Iill5:ll'll'S. Paula Wies- ' S n 1- 1- le-r. .lane Hr-iwli-r. Nlklflllil lv-ltil. Carolyn liliarlvs. Sylxia lislu-luiau. fusau llavktua . Svrmlrl rum: Sylvia Nissln-y, Nancy l,axsl't-iiw, Susan llt-isvll. .luliu llwltlapplr-. ffaruylu lli-rr, LEADERS' LUB The leaders' club is an organiza- tion composed of representatives from each gym class. They assist in the refereeing, of intramural games and are given certain re- sponsibilities in their respective gym classes. President s Judy Weller V-President Rosie Holbcin Sec.-Treas. , s Pat Musser lusl row lmfl In Right: lillilfllillf' lfmivli. Pal xlllwsvf, Sec. Treas., Miss Nt-f Rush' llnllwiu. Vim- Pre--., Diana- Fitzgi-ralil. uufl rms: litlith Rv:-rler. Susau lliwlimau. I 'l'l1ii-il rnw: Host- BIIIHIPY. Saunly Nlmw-ry. Kay lil:-uuum-r. lanuisi- liiue's'r. lllyl Iis Nlvlviu. llcauua Pa-lillvy. Nlury Nun Ulu-1'l1ultzt-i'. lilblllilll rim: Dora .lu Xuugsl. Nlary lilimlvs, .lavkuf l'1Sllt'l'. ,Xlvsvutz .lutly Wt-llvr, ljrs'-.. Jluly Nlarlxlvy. liarliara ,Nun 'Nlilln-V, ,luyw Sim-grist eiglzfy-fwfr COMMERCUU.fl.B lutli i limvfrlx llollin ri Nu- lie-mlvi' 4. im I., In H.: jutly l'ii'IsiAll..lal1it'e- Halt:-'. 1' ' g .' llnris livnilvr. Xlrs. Nlvlivaii. Nlary lun 'llussr-lmaii. Sandy lie-llvr. Fliiiili-5 llit-lo-I. The Commercial Club is a newly organized club at Hemplield under business people. mnrl limi: Fyliia Sit-girisl. llulli Min Ki 1 i. tilt-mia Yi-ugliu. liar:-l Wt-utlill. ll lapis Nlt-lit-1-. Nunn Vit-an-r. ,lanv Ulu-r. -lrtlyllu' Slwullt-r. Nlaiy lo lllli lliirtl Rim: Fliirlr-5 llroisu. lfliarlollt- fflu-vs:-. lluunit- Uullagllif-r. llf-wrly llvr- -lit-5. llrau- llvury. ,loan Klinv. Nziuvy ilrull. l'aI flarln-r. LL OFFICERS President - Sue Bender ' Vice President Janice Baker Secretary Doris Bender ll li 1' Treasurer Beverly Hollinger Advisor Mrs. Richard McKean ITORS l.:-ll to Right l'irsI rim: .lim l't'l1Nlt'l'lllLll'll4'l'. 'l'ml Wissli-r. llarlraru lliivlxiurtu. ,lim Wailtli-ll. tliarliv wr-iilmau. N-1-oiitl roxi: ,luily Noll. lluurmw-ii Quinn. jam- Ulu-r. Sara Wvliullz. lfayt- llv-s. ,luyw lit-tiger. tlra4'f- Nlille-r. llrfan- ui l' ill x lim X nun l'l1xlli Nlrl 'ii lurk Nlunimi 1 4' 1' - . 4 U. ' 'Xl.. 1. llxiril rim: .Ii-iw Sgiwvo. I.imla Nlumiua. lflainv lfarliarl. l'al llc-ruler. liutli lun Kipp. Xlary lun Nlu--t-lmau llncli X41 lm lmtli lxiiiflmiu loiiii glinllu Viiol Wi l'I l'unI1i Kult .1-1 .. L 1 a -mil. 2 gf- - 1-r. lion Nlillt-r. lw-uillu rim: llol: Hn. Nusu- Nlarlu-rl. llarx :lun 'llgit-r. Xlillx Noll lulii lliinls loin l'ili glllllLN Bla nl lil ll: l Fusaiiiiv lruili. Blur 5 ly. li-Isp Way. lion Nlilli-r. - z' V.. 1 'i .-.. ' . linuiuu. l'llIll rim: litvli Kruk. ,li-rry Alllllllblilllilll. llali- l:HlIl'l'l4. Simi- l,yporf. llou l orm1y. .lim lluotlniuu. Willuu' hlllilllll. lx:-ii llrulvils. ii. . . . lla nt, .luily llailiu. l.lIill'l1'N llurpli' Virol llivlwv l'iur'x Ili-use-x. llnri- lwuril, liouulil fl lfarul llrayliill. Fm- lli-mln-r. . .4 . .t . c ig I1 fy-,fi 1' C .iarli-s. lflilulnf-lli Swliri-t'lx. supervision of Mrs. Richard Mc- Kean. Membership is open to jun- ior and senior commercial students. The club does clerical work for RESTLING f In Hlnlll' Hlrlxur Hdylnuml lluln-r. Nlurig Urtmun. Hnlwrl Url- lxxral. Ruuulfl lle'im1'I, Spunsnr, Nlr. Nluse. XI1 VIII' fmralul llrwmlgm-nm. jnlm ilarrvti. Halpll l I'I'l'!ll1NKElll. CGI CLUB Km-1-ling: Rll'llZll'il Wivml. Ramly Rudy. fflxarlew Rullrvr, Dunulml lla-mln-v. Slumlingz Frwl Nlillvl. Carl Nlillumsv. Ralph lfrzum'r. l':IlfIl'lll' l':lllt'l4llIlf'. Iflxin Kirvlluff, ,lay ll:-rr. Rzllpll Kurtz. Mr. BlS4lllgLl'l'. 'xllNl'lll2 lfli l't4'lxlllklll. llvulgge llLl!'lH'I'. Ilan Furry l5Iml1-nl lfuzrvlll, llunulnl lluln-r. Rolwrl Hal- mlf-lman. linlxxurcl Nluyar. U ll Nlunning. lluralmm llroll. HESS CLUB l eighty-Si,r Sitting, l. In r.: Vaughan G2:lIIllM'l'lUll., John Bra- lnils, Dun Shade-l. .lanws Quinn, Cary He-nny. Flumling. l. In r.: Terry Bender, Juhn Lung. Ray limunan. Mr. Nullrvnlu-rg. joe- Snyclvr, ,Iulm l'lullzapplc'. 'llllllIllHS Km-llml. Carl llnsleller. Hunulcl Ku-Ff, Kvn Kauffman, Gerald Fishel. AlJSPlllZ llarry Barlnnan, Jim Flay. Lee Cross, Rnnnir- Lung. Barry Nr-ff. .lim Shelby. Dvan Gvlx. Daxill Slxr-lion. aml Julia Wlirlaml. DRAMATICS Fir-1 11111: l,1-fl 111 Riglu: Rlllll lluwlvlle-1'. l1l1-Il1- Smrlf-11 BL1l'llilI'Ll lsllllk. 51-1'.. Slhilll llllllx. 'l'1'1-u-111'e'1'-li1Jp1a1'l1-r. 5111114 ll:11'yw1'. Xiu' P11--1111-111. Hi1l'Iliil'Ll Uz1111l1l1-. St't'lIll1I 11111: 1f11111l H1i1'lw1. N:1111'y Xtbllllgl. BUI'llLll'iI P1JH'l1-y'. Fully l,1r1'l1. ,ll'Illliff'l' UPU- NlU1 5' I41U1'H - U 'ma XVII. Sillliz' R11!x1l'I-011. 'l'l1ir1l 11111: ,l111ly I'E1111zl111f. l5111'1'y wv1'LlH'l'. ,lark H11-N. Bula Null. Sam Hi1l1l1'1'. HHII1 X1111 f1llLlI'Il'N. JL1111-I Ka11ff1111111. xIill'Qiil't'f Xxt'i4Ht'l'. l 1v111'll1 nm: XILIIAQ I.UlIiNl' H1'11l1uk1'1'. lIl1111' l,1-11 Wy:-rs. H114 R1'i1'l1ul'z1l. P111 Uwrlx. 5111- ll11l1I1-r. 41L1l'1 5'll Ui'l3l'i4'l'- Ixlillj l,1111i-r- F111-11k. Silllllfll lQurl11'1'. I'iifll1 11111: I1il!2Ll Km-I1l. ,I111111-Q X11-U1111:1I1I. SlI'LlIl llvish. .l:1111- live-1lv1'. Nlii- Null. 'x1lNiN1ll', 5111111111155 ,lnlm S1'l111I1z, l'1'1-4111-111. AVIATIO CLU N... Km-vling: Ed l1l'ibl'. ,lt'I'I'f' K1151-1'. Daw Kllllfflllizlll. 9la111Ii11g1 l'wil'NI 11111: lialxin Ruxf.. .lim l1l111'l1. B011 51111ll. l.Lll'I'V Hul1r111'. lialrlw' Rl'IlIll'l'. Nlilw xI1'f1l'CllJll. Xlilw jIi1'rlliIHI. Daw wvilxl'l'. Daw- Nlillf-11ln-1'g1'1'. f:lldl'If'4 R11I11'v1'. V ' 9:11-111111 nm: Dam- 'l'l1m11pw11. 'l'11111 il1m1l111u11. T11111 Ili:-t1'i1-Il. Uu11glz1Q Ufillliilll. N113 I'f1'Iw1'i. 'l'11111 F911-It1l'll!2il'Ill'I'. J Xlurxill XHIII11111-1-. If-111'11w l'wl4t'j. lflxin Kil'l'lllIH. lfarl Urxluxxill. ,lim HI'll'Hplkf'I'. efgl1fy-sv1'e11 PRGJECTIUNIST L B l.e-ft to Right: First row: .lay Noffz, Charles Zahm, ,loe Snyder. Second row: ,lan Bedger, Robert Denlinger. Gerald Gish, David CPlllIl2lfl, Dirk Shape. 'llhirtl row: Robert Brommer, ,lay Ernst. Gordon Kauffman, John llullzapple. Fourth row: Mike Slaman. Rohr-rl Smith, ,lay Cc-ilu. .lames Bitzer. Absent: Doug Graham, ,lark Bigler, Burl Schrnll, Roherl Re-iler, Glen DPVllllSllll'E'. The Projectionists' Club has been set up to teach boys in grades 9-12 the operation and maintenance of Audio-Visual equipment. The club's areas of study include various machines such as slide projector, silent 8mm projector, 16mm sound projector, tape recorder. and the opaque projector. ciglzfy-eight CHRISTMAS DANCE The Christmas Dance was sponsored by the junior class, the Class of '59. Above, left to right, are Muriel Ripley, Princessg Bob Eby, Kingg Mary Nolt, Oueeng and Fred Joost, Prince. ciglz ly-'H in e S-LQ!! HOFPG P1 mm ku ,lim Wurlalvll VALE TI DANCE PI'iIlK'l 4S. lNurnm Sie Ha. Sll1llI!4llI'PIl Ivy IYII' Sl'lli4 ' I'-Q. 1' HF -.1531 -INN. Y Qui:-en. Pat lflnivll Y U IDR-SE ICR PRC Ninlwi 5l'ilLlt'it'!' mul I-ix ihvnk rui nu ' ,. . -u 'I LIN king unit xiLllll'f't'Il Quinn .inmi ,lux lfimh-niilh-r. as Ihim-1-ss :nn Uuvvn 'hiring X Night in the Uri:-nth, l'i'in1'1- iwrt- lin- si-:mini rovil it-iii' Enjoying the orientul atmosphere. fezttur' Y E imc ustern-style flowers. vases. and flzuningoes. Henipfield's juniors and seniors were looking their best ut the Prom. An exotie uuru wus pro- Lluecd by burning incense. und deliezite bubbles rose from Ll fountuin in the center of the gym. The theme wus further C2ll'l'iCLi out b k'i -'I y nionoe nd waitresses who served reI'.'esInnents. UL MLB X AV Q. Va ,j Y ., X S, x K . ' X :' X Y ,fx N ' - X -r S ,x 940' N - 9335, 5 Xblb 5 X 5 ' lfirwl lmxx' l,o-I'l In liiulllt M:ljHl'4-111-S1 I!:1x'lm:xl'u lim-k111:111, IM-lsy XYzny, Sznllfly IllI'lIiSlI. Ivvzmllzx IH-I'I'l4-y. Svvfwllfl rwx: Alum' X1-Il. l':1uI:1 Xmsslvr, Selly Null. A1:u'le-m- Siuuw-V. 'l'llil'4l :mu ' I ' I--Fry S-1'il1g+-1-illlfwizx liwluvlnmzm. lmis S113-If-V. Itxnrry Almxvw-1'. Mzwilyu N:-II', .Imly llamu--V. lflul A - 1 1 l:l l5'- -'WIS' Nfvli. Null:-3 lim-sw, 42h-mln Y4-zlglin. ,lrn-luv Kira-lm!I. l-nllrlh www: .lznw-ll 'Im-xxx, .lwvlm l'n-nliugu-l', .Imxn l'1ll'n-, Iillsw-I! Mlllvr. .Iwg.w- Mx-zum, X141-y Axim qpl,.-I-l,I,1ly,, Mf '3'.Xlllx,XlLLi1'1',.l1vI1l1 XX':11am1. Hivhin- Slximila-r, 1lwV1lul1 'I1'flI'I', ll'I'4' lim-isl1-1'. .lim MllU,, Iviwlg Mgumi H VIWNI Ilwhlw-1: lfltllvn V1-xx: .lwycw S1'm'Ix1'iQl I,imlz1 1h-Vlzlvlx. limlilh II1-4-111-V, Imriw Il-Xl1wl1'I', M1111 Imf- Xisslvv. .Inv 121'4-11111 Ihlllllfl X1-ll, Sxlxiau Iirlllf-lmzln, lizxrry N1l'I'. Sully Illulumli, Iwllag 1'h'uVl4+. Mil:-S livin-Imzlrrllf .lzmllh-1134-1 BAN , xt . VH. xxx'1S0'e:Y'i.EX6Y um .. A ' 2 K out t:RJxjc3l1lXx 3 660 x-'Y' X w XKBX KN HXVY' X X 2 - ' .XIxX0xXXxn-Y 'ANX'xxu XKUNWW 1-N -' A -WMU -XNX ' -xx I 'Xiu-X:xx'xuxX OXQHUWY lvfvxv xlxyj . xwuu QW-xxxg.. - MY- J-N VAX Xxvr' -10V .-- , n - XAVXX RXVIVY. XAXXAXXX xx Xw MMVYQ Qxxvmxv wg X fx b xnxx - 69' 1 v AK get First row In-ft to lliulit: Majnrw-tta-sl I'at lit-nrlvr, l.ii1ila Alnmma, 'Polly Yiiiuvr. Sr-1-o1i4l row: l:4'l'l'y I-lzipqnoli, Carol Nr-t'i', .Indy Wilson, lim-tty KW-lsli, law- lrixlii-lmaii. 'I'liir4l low: Liiiflii Youiig. .lain-is Clark, Harry llavvrstir-k, lrorotta l':?4llt'lllHlll, Ilutli .xllll llllZlI'lK'S, .lurly Alam' e-r xl'll'V loui 'r Nh nk Syl 'l Yi I ' . . r A . si . 1- , . j viz . ss ey, Lucille- Grotl, .Xurlrcy 12'-rlar-li. lfourtli row: Lew- Ol-vii Iiay Ulu-rlioltzm-i', liivk Kline, Gary Variie-r, Vat th-ilu-, lluli llc-rslicy, liarliara Milli-r, lion Milan, l'Irla Mae- Stau1'l'vr, l'at Alussf-r, Ima- Grass, .lov Snyrlr-r, ,Xrlr-iiv llartt-iistins-. lfifth row: Frm-rl llaucr, Ivivk lllllllllAl.1l'l', .lim F4-liste-rmac-lim-r, .Inlin Ilnltzapplr-, 1'Iizu'lotle- Martin, llraiil llarti-izstinm-, lloii Alumnia, Imn lforiir-y, .lim Irs-limzui, .lnliii .tlussm-r, Stew- Nolt, XX'aller Alill'llIl, Mr. lim-tz. ,XlP14l'lllI r'arol litissiiigr-i', .lim Kia-irlt-i'. The band began the year by marching at the Ephrata and Mount Joy farm show parades. As the year progressed, nine members of the band were chosen to participate in the Dis- trict Band held at Central Dauphin High School on April l7, 18, and l9. This group, the largest ever selected from the school. included Judy Nolt. Lois Snyder, Gloria Eshelman, Barry Mowrer, Audrey Gerlach, Donald Forney, Linda Young, Paula Wissler, and Sally Nolt. The 16th annual Band Concert was presented March 22nd in the high school auditorium. Featured was Mary Nolt at the piano, playing Grieg's Concerto with band accompaniment. The band also played Brigadoon , Atlantis , and Second Suite for Band , among other num- bers. Next year will find the band members exhibiting new skills with drill formations on the football field. Hempfield is looking forward to this new accomplishment of its fine band. ii iiiefy-film MIXED CHURUS l i l F' :I ' w Lelt to Rivhtz Sandra Brandt, Mary Lou Crammcr. Lois Ann Haag. Linda Stehman, Pat rrs I0 , Smith. Lillian Brownie. Joan Grolll, Marianne- Funk, Esther Brubaker, ,lean Kauffman. .loyce . ' . , . ,, , . ' ' I, . 1 Bealgcr, Barbara llackman, Barbara ,ivan Miller, Paula Wlswlll, Mary Pabringer accomp- anistl, Mary Null lacvnmpanisll. Second row: Mary Rliualls. Clvnila Yeaglin. l.-tis Nr-fl. Carol llivkey. lrouisc Slxclly, Rosie Hol- bcin, Marlba P1-nit, Julie llarnlvy, llana Hitrlliv. juflnn llrylnvfl. Carol Nc-ll, Doris Busbong, ,loan lloovr-r, Deanna Pr-mvy, l,u1'illr- Urnfl. Tlrirrl rom: Nancy Bri-nis 1'. 5ylvia Esblvman. Nlarilyn W-ll. Nlary Alirs- Moors-, Torn Goodman, ' ' ' -' ' ' ' ' l Sl lx Walter Marlin. Hay llruni-r, Cram llarlrnslinv, llunalrl Brubalnr, ,lubn Marlin, ,loin lt'I1', This year the Mixed Chorus participated in the Christmas Concert, Operetta. Spring Con- cert, Baccalaureate, and Commencement. At Christmas. a beautiful sacred repertoire was sung by the Chorus, as well as several numbers in Christmas Everywhere , a pageant written by Jean Kauffman and narrated by Jon Fackler. Romantic, lighthearted Parisian songs by the Chorus added zest to the Spring Concert. Parade of the Wooden Soldiers CC hristma I ED CHURUS Fred Rudy, John Denlinger. Betty ,lr an Hostetter, Audrey Cerlach, Carole Kirchoff. Charolotte Martin. Sally Null. Fourth row: Susan Noll, Elizalwlh Brulrakf-r. Elaine Earhart, ,lurly Nolt, Samuel Hopi-, Ronald Carper. Tum xll'NIHll2iIl. Harry llavm-rslir'k, Jerry Springer, Richard Lung, John lle-usel, Robert Eby, Sidney Keifler. Richard Kline, Km-n Wilt-. ,lulin Shurnan, Doris Bender, Juan lille, Gloria Eshelman. Un! Lelunan. Fifth rim: Nlary Ann 0llPl'llUllZt'l', Linda Nlunuua, Sylvia Nissley, Hay OlJFfllllllZft1', ,lulln Nlusscr, Daxid Grab. John llnlsingr-r. ,lay Sense-nig, ,lamb Tovvrs. Jann-s Ff'IlSlt'l'lIl3l'llPl'. Ted Wisslcr, Don Forney. Rube-rl Ridder. ,lohn Cauiplwll. James Goodman, Robert Munuua, Richard Hollinger, Barbara Schultz. Pal Elllli'll, Joyce Sacco. Seventeen , a musical adapted from a novel by Booth Tarkington, starred Ray Oberholtzer and Sylvia Eshelman in the lead roles. The colorful chorus and dancing team. accompanied by the orchestra, helped make Seventeen a memorable operetta for everyone. Appropriate selections were presented at Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises with the sophomore and junior members of the Chorus saluting the seniors in song with the traditional Speedwell . Calypso 'ver where 99 ' s UPERETTA HSEVENTEENH Seventeen is a delightful story by Booth Tarkington. which takes place in Indianapolis in 1907. Willie Baxter is moonstruck from the moment he meets cute, blonde, and baby-talking Lola Pratt, who has come to the country for a summer visit. The new change in Willie causes his family to worry and wonder. but Jane, his little sister, sees it as a line advantage to get some spiteful joy out of mimicking him. Every other boy in the neighborhood is in competition with Willie for Lola's attention. He goes to great lengths to impress her, and even wears his father's much-too-large formal dress suit whenever he calls on her in the evening. With a talented cast and the superb direction of Mr. Kline. Miss Forney, and Miss Neff, Seventeen will be remembered as another of l-lempfield's very successful operettas. -4 ft' 2 5 Lola Pratt B BB SYLVIA ESHELMAN Willie Baxter RAY OBERHOLTZER Jane Baxter BB B BB B BB ROSIE HOLBEIN Mr. Baxter B Genesis BB Mr. Genesis May Parcher Mr. Parcher LOIS HAAG Mrs. Baxter BBB BBBBB B B BBB DON FORNEY B DICK HOLLINGER B B B B KEN BRABITS BOB EBY Joe Bullitt BBBBB BBBBBBBB BB BB B BB ELAINE EARHART B BBB B B JOHN DENLINGER George Crooper B B BBB BBBB B B BBBB. BBBB BBBB BOB RITTER Other speaking parts in Seventeen were played by Marianne Funk, Julie Harnly. Linda Stehman. Elizabeth Brubaker. Joyce Bedger. Joan Elfe, Pat Smith, John Holsinger, Jim Fenstermacher, David Grab, John Musser, Sidney Keefer, and Donald Brubaker. CHRLS' HURUS First row: Nlr. Richard Kline. Luis Haag. Sanrlra Rvicliarrlt. fllary Ellvn Ruut, Anna Lois Neff. jurli Sh:-rts. Bri-nrla Stillingr-'r. illary Luu firainvr. l,inrla Str-hman. Pat Smith. l.illian Brumnf-. .luliv llarnly. Nlarianna' Fi1nk.,luyCv Rvflger. lfsllu-r Bruhakvr. ,Iuau Urufl. ,If-au Kauffman. Barbara .lm-an Nlillcr. Paula Wisflvr. lfarulyn f,iltL'll1'2.llll', Sally Nvll, lluris lfuril. l21t'I'HlHIl21lllSll .luyw Sawu. tawutiipaiiistl. lmif Tlll,tlllLlh. Susannr' l ram'l4. Sr-vmul rmx: Rust-aniu' SXNHIT. lmliiw Shvlly. Rusie- llullwin. Sully St'llhl'lllgL. Martha l'vltit. ,luily Nult. Xlarilyn Ne-ff. .lilllvl ffliarlw. Patty Nlussn-r, Mary l,e-rf Nisslvy, ,Mulru-y Ui-rlavli. flurul Kirvliulf. ,lu -Xnn .-Nunn-nt. l,yu- vltr' Kirvliull. ,loan lflli-. Charlultv Nlarlin. Nlary l al1l'ir1gLe'l'. 'lihirtl rim: lluna ll:-4-ke-iulurn. Sannly Branflt, Sally ll:-rr. Nanvy Brvnisl-r. Uh-urla Yi-aglin. Nlary Alitw- Nluuiw, Eliz- abeth Bruhalwr. lilains- lfarhart. Arli-nv lfry, Nauvy Nlaurvr, Jurly Nlaurf-r. Doris Nlvliunt-. liuuna Starr. Jann-t Kdllfflllkltl. Carol W1-ntlill. lfharlutti- film-sv. Sum- Marlin-rl. Ruth Nic-tzh-r. Juan lluuwr. lluris Bc-mln-r. Unr- ulhy l.i-hnian. Fourth ruvi: Mary Rllllillls, Paula Nlarlin. flarul Iliclwy, Sylvia lfslilf-iuan. l-ivy:-i'lv Ilullingvr. Nlary .Nun Nlgivr. Nlary lun Ulu-r'lmltzr-t'. l.in1la Nluinma. Kay lxlvlnlnvr, ,Iuyw film-asv. Ye-stu H1-llkllgllvlg Nlary Ann Nlusser, ,luv I anne Dryhrwl. llluria l':NllPllltklll, lflizalnr-Ili Sclm-uk, Mary Volt. Sansly llurniah. llvanna Pi-fflvy. Barbara Schultz. Filth rim: Bra-iula liuvliaiu-ui'. l,ynn Kamp. Dura ,lu Aiuigst. .luily Ann Wilson. Nlurivl Hiph-y. Norma ,Ivan Bunk. Susan Noll, lirla Nlar- Staulfz-r. Sylvia lNisslvy, Phyllis Fm:-livli. Dana Kilvliiv. Ifarulyn llvrr. lfayc llvss. Cluria llainlme-r. fiarul Yr-ff, Pat lfiuirli. Barbara llarlxnian. Susanur- Irwin. Bi-tty .lt-an llubtm-tlvr. l.ucilh- Uruff. BUYS' HORUS First rum Left to Right: Nlr. Klll1P7Dll'Of'l1lf. .lamvs Puff. Tlunnas Cumlnian. Wallvr Nlartin. Ray Brenner. Dayiwl Crab. .luhn Dvnlingvr. l7rvfl Rufly, ,luhu Calvin Sllt'llli. Ke-n Wilt-. gXz'i'mnpai1isls: Sylvia Pfslwlinan. Sally Null S1-1-uitrl rms: Barry Ilan-t'stir'lx. Huualrl ffarpvr, Sant llupv. 'l'liumas Xivhlalian. jvrry Fpriiigvrx .lalnvs lxrvillc-1' ,luhn Nlartin. ,lklI!ll'N l:t'llSlf'l'llll:lI'lll'I'. .Iuhn Sl'l1lllIlZlll. Thirrl rim: Hay illll l'lllIllZI'l'. ,luhu Ilulsiugvr. .lay Si-iifviiig. Jtu'-ilu 'ilu-ww, Hivliarcl Lung. Hulwrl Nlunnua, ,Iuhu llvnwl. Fifliivy Kvilfrfr, Rirharil Klint: l nurth rim: ,luhn Nlu-wr. Grant llartvnrlinv. ,luhu lfulnplu-ll. .luuus llumlinan. 'IR-il Wixflvr. Dunulil l urm'y, Roh crt Elly. ,luhn llilmlr-hraunl. Hivliarml llullingvr. one 1llIll!ll'!'fl lMHOR HI HURUS In-ft tu Right First rim: .XVII-iw II2lI'Il'IIFIIIl4'. Snsztn Ilzit-It AI1ll'I1lIl Milli-V. Mftrllin Siiztrn, .lztnv Its-wli-V, Iriztnt' Milla-r, I .Xrlt-nv Alillvr, Snsnn III-im-Ii, Nunn-y Null, .luyt-v St-:tvrist .lznly lluiiztqili, MV. Klint-. Ht-t-mn! rnw: Iiztt'lfzu'at llmnlflv. Pnl Iwi-1-15. Annu Mau' Fry, 1 ' M1ll'I1' SIIIIIIIIIII, I'2il'UIj'II I'Il1Il'It'S. ,XIzti'Ii-n4- Siiigvr, II2lI'IHIl'1 4' I,1'IlIIl1lil. I':1ll5 lmiw-Il. Nzninw' Xissli-x Illltll Xnn 1'Il'tt'lt-Q. 'I'I1i1-:I 1-nw: Nfwinn Sit-gli-V, I'UIlllIt' Nisslt-y, Iiunitzt III St-In-ull 411-1-will l't-iI'I'vt'. .Inn Ili-wlgvr. Imviil 'I'I11v1iipsmi, 'I'i vin linss, Irvin IH-iI'm-t'. Ihztviil Siivltun, II:-x'mfI'I5 Ituil. I uui'tII www: Patsy A151-rf, tivrztlilim- Ilztg '. ,' A ' -'z ' , man, :tt-I-mxinziiiists, .Xlztry I,4llliSt- Iirust-V .If-:tn I't-tit . Inxtrly Sin-:tl'I'z-1-. I.illi:tn Williztinx, .lnlly Sin-:UTI-1 tr N ' ' . Int Ima- .XIII-rx, Ixztiw-n suv Iinltlt-V, Ilixit- Kztvltn 1 IIIIII - Ilrim-In-1'. Marx' Inntisi- III'llIl2IICt'I', .Indy Shirk I Innk. 1 1i'4II .It-:tn 4 impin-II, Ifllimxiu-II: Imntlis, lmrtx -ssh-l'. Mztrvin Kliiliunst-. Ilulwrt In-Iilingt-r, Iflngt-in in Wisslt-V, 'I'mn I 1'IINIt'I'llHl4'Il4'l', Iiwnultl lmn-f Vail My IIUII Ilntli 4.41111 Ii t'.ti t iztvlm' min N I I ti 1 I 14 Iwlnlnntn, I!1i1'i'y XYO'ilX'l'I',.IIl1I l'l1'it-ii. Jw- SIlfVlIl'l', Halle-n 'Iwi-lily, Inn I tliintn lwnx llwrut Innfln I tntnn .lulizt Wit-Ianni. 4'I1zti'Inltv Iiinim-Ii. llurlmrn I'I1lI'IIElI'I lmiw Qnvtlt-r I'it'tl- rnw: SI-:uw-n SIUIIPI' +1Ilie- livin-rtwni Xml II' Nh -I A , lllIIZ, Itill .Xlnsm-'. . , .. . , I ti . Q-vuirt, I,in1I:t Young. lie-r:tl1I iiixli, K1-n Iflshvlinnn, .lt-rrx Knsvr. Ilnrry I4I:u'Iu:ti'l. I.-fnis Milan. llill Smith. Arthur Sim-gli-V, Imnatlti St:1nI'll-V, .lim Alwlmnatiti, MztriIx'n Ilil I 1. M415 Im Insist-Iniztn, Ixzty .Xlmwz-. .l:lr'Iiiv- Kitw-Iml' lrrui SEVE TH GRADE HURUS Inst rnw I.--It tu Iiiglit: Alztry Sin-nk. Alznriztn Musst-V. .-Ninn-ttv I-'fn-II, .Itutn I . 'JlI'lM-'I'. .Inlin Imngr, Imnztlfl Ilniliiiuw-ix Ihftty Ilnhn. IlnIwi't:t Vulilt-, I.Isi-- I1it't't-n yn.-1-mgtn, Sum ltnlztntl. IZ:ti'I1:u'z1 I I'ilIII'Ii, Sully llznggiwli. 1-t-vnnl 1-nw: .Itnw Alyv-1'.4. Alztrpgin- I IIIll'IlIJ2lllL1II, ,ltnly Nis:4lwy,S.ii11 Ilimltlt-11 lit Xlztrsh, Miki- II1-igtztnil, Miko- ,NIf'I'i':tIrI-, 1':u'nlyn III:-li, tktrmwl M:11'kIt'v Nant, I Iimmtln-. Alziiwtzti'--1 XY:-iillt-V, Nstnrlrzt llztriu-i'. I'Iiit'1I iwixv: ,lwytw Nisslvy, !mnn:1 Zn-II, I,:1i'i'y Ilulnw-r, flvrztltl Nw llzty trzxx Izty Sniilli. mai-nl lfisin-I. .lztnv Starr, l.:tn:t Km-Ilil, Vmniin- Mvliillln-V llviwtltlim IIUIII-nxt:-En. IHIIIIII www: Nnrnizt Kiw-itIvl'. .lztnwl Iiztnvk, Mzirio- 'I'm1ws .ltltly I I-rj .IIIKIY lin , Ishii-vnzln. Iubn ,.lytb1's, linh Nisslt-V. limb Nnlt .lzlvk Iliws, Xlikv Iintn . His Itt-iviuatrtil. .lztnf-t Kwt-lvlt-r. I':II Kiw-i4Inf1'. Iiltii twin: .lnhn Iitwtlfils lux I'wit'+-r Intlv W4-nriilv YV-nnn Ki Ix4IllIIl1l.lII, lun: Int-trlvlu. lztlsg -A , ,' ': -' ' ll VV' lim. y ltmliln I'1II lm tix XX tllil Iinlvinwnl. wlfvrn, IGI:-:im-1' IIl'llIr1IIil!'. I':ttsy Ilztrti-nstiin-. Manx Iiuxn Ill! IIGI Iln Iltt um' lzlzndred uve 1'I'ni ix. 1':t1'rvIyn fliiigwiwli, Itztrry 4Ir-l'Iv1', Imis lim-V, lmuist- Zinn- -rln Wright, .Inn t'IntniInI1's, Illrim- iclis, Ilnris lttiinw-V, Van-nlylt .1i4I, .lulin IH-It-rs, .It-sst' Iipps. I I Iwuwii, I I'It'tIil SZIIZIIIJIII, Hnsii- IM-ltnlt Xnn IHX'4'IlII'lIII Imvvn In-rt, Ilrtiw- H11-I-ii:ux':1It, Szimlrzi Siwplf tn, lit-tty .Inhn I,IIt Stvinniztn Wt-Ivli, Nuns-y I'ic'Itt-I, Juni-I lim-Im IIIISIIIIIIQL, .Indy II1-t'ke-li- limi:-nu 11+-iii, Juvltif- Slnilly. SPECIA NSE BLE lfirsl ron l,t-ll ln Right: Barry llawrsliclx. Nlary l aln'ingf-r. Xlary lainisf- Flivnlx. ,Mnlri-y lit-rlavli. Pal 'Nlnssc-r. Marilyn We-fl. St-roinl ron: l,imla Nlnnnna. Pal Uribe, llirlx Klint-. Hay Ulivrliollzr-r. lflirisl llolnw-r. lflinrlolle- Nlarlin. Holi xllllll- ina. llranl llarlenstinc. Don l nr1n'y. 'l'l1irml ron: Xlr. lim-Il. Dong llliarlvs. The Special Ensemble. Hempfield's dance band. is composed of band members interested in popular music. Under the direction of Mr. Getz. this year the group played for Hemplield's Christmas Dance. Lampeter-Strasburg's Varsity Dance and Prom. and the Junior Red Cross Dance at Lancaster. The Ensemble also entertained between acts of Charley's Aunt . I TER EDIATE BAN .,. ...,. Y ,,,.,, l ltirsl ion l.. ln R.: liarnlyn llingrivli. Rarlvara Canilulm-. .loan lirnlli. .lnnly Wentlitv. ,lmly Nissly. Palsy llarlt-nslinn-. Tina llaag, lie-tty Wt-lm-li. St-1-ninl rom: ,llnly llillIl'l'. Nancy Lanili-. Donna ft-ll. llonaltl llollingm-r. llliarlvs Wright. .lo-Xinw lilianilwrs. .'xl'lt'llt' 'Xlille-r. Marie- 'l'oe-us. Nancy l-loose. llonaltl Nlilan. .lntly lin-iflt-l'. llntli :Min lfliarlc-s. Xlary lavnisi- Slit-nk. 'l'lii1:l run: lfatnl Nlarlxlvy. Carolyn Hnnlll. lieu-rly llull. Janice- I':lltll l'H, Sara janv Holantl. Slanlvy llrviin-r. lilntil- tla llassr-I. .lllllll llralnils. William Tr-als. Jnlin Watson. Nlvnnn II.-isvy. Nlivliavl Nlease. 'Ylarjoriv l'lin1'lilranggli. ni-it sl.. f .. i .- .Q tt ty., 1 . .taslni-t. l.ngt in llnnlap. lltllnll Wll,.l1I. Ali. , I .. l'lAllII'lll rovy: Janie- lmlnnan. 5annn-l Hitltln-r. .lanies lllrivli. William lirann-r. lfu-rell lfrli. lla-rsln'y Holm-r. l'1fIli ron: Pat Hipl:-v. vlillllllllil Wisslvr. lfriv xlill'Nll. lfiigvin- St-lirnll. Sally Baunoli. Douglas lfliarli'-. Rnlwrl lNnll. Jan Betlger. Susan Haas. Sn-an Havltman. one lllllldI'PlI Mm ORCHESTRA First rows Left to Right: Lois Haag. Esther Brubaker, Jennifer Getz, Patty Lercli. Tony lloover. Marianne Funk, Tina Haag. jerry Koser. Second ron: Doris Lehman, Dorothy Lehman, Betty Welsh, Sally Bagnoli, Lee ESllt'llllLUl. ,lanles Clark, lriuda Young, Judy Hauer. Muriel Ripley, Connie Nissley, Barbara Funk. Third ron: Rosanne Swarr, Mary Musser, Joyce Nissley, Mary Alice Moore. Sally Senscuig, Margaret We-idler. Ray Brenner, Carol Neff, Sally Nolt, Pat Musser, Audrey Gerlach, Sylvia Nissley, Marilyn Neff. Gloria lish- elnian. Judy Banzhof, Tom Feustermacher, Erie Marsh, Elizabeth Brubaker. Fourth rows: Sally Robertson, Shelby Doehterman, Mary Francis Eshelman, Carolyn Gamble, Nancy Nisslvp, Miss ffurnniings, Sylvia Eslu-lxnan, Doug Charles, Miles Reichard, Susan Haas, Susan l'liil'lilllE.lll. Mary lfah- ringer. Linda Muuuua. Lee Grass. ,loe Snyder, Arlene llarlenstine. Charlotte Martin. Bolt Muuuua, Barbara Miller. The orchestra, a growing organization of our music department, played this year at the Christmas and Spring concerts. Well represented at county and district music festivals, the or- chestra takes pride in Dorothy Lehman, Lois Haag, Esther Brubaker, Mary Ann Musser. Mari- anne Funk, Audrey Gerlach, Fran Eshelman, Jerry Koser, Susan Hackman, Doris Lehman, Tony Hoover, Bettina Haag, Carol Dussinger, and Judy Hauer. These orchestral members were Hemplield's delegation-the largest from any participating school-to the Southern District Or- chestra at Hanover. STRING QIUXRTET Left to Right: l,ois Ann Haag. Mary Ann Funk, Jerry Koser. and Doris lfllllliill compose' the special String Quartet, which is lrequeully fea- tured in various programs and cones-rts. .r 4 , . Y . ' 1 J 41 u a - , 1 ' 0 , 0 l 4 v - L- . 1 , n ' ' ur H . 2 t....,.....,1 f ' A , u Q , I A A u 1 v --.-qi - L--H -----J . 1 A Q X v Q -.1 . NLM.. . , . , 5 I . 1 . A Q 1 1 4 Cn ,., f I ,. .. Q l I u . FOUTBALL This year brought about a change in Hempfield's fall sport program as football. replacing soccer. made its initial appearance at Hemplield. The squad, consisting of members of the freshman. sophomore, and junior classes, played a number of scrimmages in which no score was kept. The teams played were: Columbia J. V.. Patton Trade. McCaskey J. V.. and Manheim Central J. V. ln addition to these scrimmages. the team had a record of two wins and one defeat in their practice games. H.l-l.S. Opp. Solanco J.V. ., - c 26 7 Exeter Township M , ,c I2 I9 Cocalico J.V. c ,s W W 12 0 Next year Hempfield will be classified as a league-member. Five games will be playedg they will be with Cocalico, Columbia, Donegal, Elizabethtown. and Solanco, The results of these games will count in the standings of the Conference of Roses. Rounding out the schedule will be three practice games with Patton. Kennard-Dale. and Northern High of Dillsburg. First Rows l.e-ll lu Right: lfllgem- Rulirer. John Slam-ks. Richard llnllingvr. john Shuman. nI'lICt' Ce-rlach, ,If-rry ' I john 'Nil el llm H-mllle, Ur-ne Nlowrer. Ken Wile. Hay cTl!Pl'll4lllZl l', 'lk-rl Wissle-l'. l'TI'P1l Rmly. Hichurfl Hors , , Iss ', ,o Knapp. Sidney K1-iffer. St'l'llll1l row: Lee- Ellis. Rolwrl Anim-nl. ,lanws lug. Rivharml Klint-, llavicl Gfilllll. .lay Ernst, William lllllsser, Ammon Nluye-r. Arlhur Bigler. Daniel Fislier. Lester Neff. Tum Nlmhlallaii. lllvn llvvmisliin-, james Clark. Thirtl row: Coach NTCDOIIOIIQII llinel, Uorxlon Kauffman. Garfielll Fvlllllilll, Phil Styles, Frcrl Joost. Terry Fu- ' ' '- ' ' ' ' if ' l' C1 ach Nlenlxer suhl. Terry lrvin. Ted Ayres. Wilson Welch. Nllles Renliaimll. Rltlldlil Long. Park 54 llllllj. v lhead workl, Coach Hondras lbackfielmll. ,Q G . V if Fred Rudy Halfback John Shuman End ., ...f X e 1 , . f 4 V . 4? .lohn Stacks Fullhack Kenneth Wilc Center Ted Wissler End 3 wsixmx 14 N '. ! lagzafif Jerry Booth Tackle Bruce Gerlach Tackle E A Dick Hollinger Halfhack b :1,, g., . ., Richard Horst Quarterback Gene Mowrer Guard Ray Oberholtzcr Guard 5 sl k ax 1 3 vw if s J I . ,, M :W ., Wad I X I .,.:, l5:,,.,:: . h Q , 2 e WQQVNVM wa, EWS W V vuv MM,, , ,e . .WA sf D if wx. H A . A . , ,E UA 3 3 'ww J! b ?fQ::'fF'3? Kava W 55 N .Q HOCKEY ' Hemptield's varsity hockey team had a seasonal record showing two wins, six losses, and one tie. Although this record is not an impressive one, the girls practiced hard and played their best. Coach Myers did much to build the team and to bolster the girls' enthusiasm. 1 The senior team members, captain Barbara Hackman at center forward, Sue Bender at right fullback. Deanna Pelfley as goalie, and Carol Graybill at fullback, all turned in notable per- formances throughout the season. The team will surely miss them next year. The Junior Varsity displayed enthusiasm as well as a good showing of prospective players for future teams. At the close of the regular hockey season, Hemplield played host to a county-wide hockey playday. ln this daylong tournament the Hempfield girls amassed a total of three wins against one loss and two ties to place third in the standings. The selection of the county All-Star teams highlighted the day. Hempfield was honored with the placing of Barbara Hackman on the first team of All-Stars, and Sue Bender on the second. Opp. HHS YLampeter-Strasburg . . l 4 'kPequea Valley ogg 4 1 Warwick B ,B ,aaa gg 3 1 Manheim Central no 4 1 0 Gardenspot cog 2 0 ikSolanco ,H g 0 1 Elizabethtown , YV 3 1 Donegal gg, og.. W 2 2 itnon-league VARSITY BASKETBALL This year the Black Knights of Hemplield had their most successful season in four years. Enjoying a commanding advantage on rebounds with Jim Waddell and Ted Wissler and the great shooting arm of All County Team member Bruce Gerlach. the Knights spent most of the year in third place. The whole team showed the sportsmanship and playing ability that Hempfield boys' always display. Next year. the team is looking forward to another successful year. Bruce Cjerlaeh will again be hitting that net and with the able assistance of Ted Wissler and Fred Rudy. both tirst string boys. along with all the other tine players that are being developed. they should have their eyes on the championship. Good Luck. boys. Opponents Hemplicld Opponents Hcmpfield East Lampeter 43 Pequea Valley 40 74 East Lampeter , 52 Penn Manor , 7l 50 Manheim Central , , 47 Elizabethtown 54 52 Donegal , 50 Manheim Township 69 74 Ephrata L 69 Columbia ,, 55 Team Totals Average Per Game lEfDUhMSn0f Hempfield - 987 Hcmpfield f 58.6 IZH et lOWl'l . . C . T . T Q7 4 Manheim Township H 56 Oppon nts 891 Opponents .-. Central Season Record League Record Non-League Ephrgta H 39 VV. -4 L. W. - L. W. - L. Columbia , 7l ll - 6 3 - 6 3 - ll la-ll lo Higlit Km-4-ling: Hoy lfrli. flliarlmfs Wvillnian lllaplainl.l 1'i'1llimly. Slamling: Pliil Slylz-4 tnianagerl. llim-le llollinger. Bula lilly. llrln-1-tl:'rlam'li. Harry Xlyvrs. ,lim Wallilf-ll. l'oat'li Nlvnlxm r. , ,. .. f. Lulu lxnlilwr. li-fl W'lhSlI'I' 'Inn , Hui! 31511-:MY , a14 UW if f is X1 5? A 4. X i UNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Lf-It to Right First row: Bolt Nlumtna. ,lim lJlI'lllf'SlJI'l'l.t'l'. .lvrry Springer. ,loltn Slim-nk. Barry Nluxwr. Ronnie lfarpvr. Seeoml rovx: 'llu-rry lrxin lntanagt-rl, llon llrulmalwr. Julln Svlutman. ,lnlrn Starks. Dennis Nleltlarlanml. Hana- llru- lwaliety ,lame-s llinlxlvy, Nlilvs llt'it'l1artlI. floarlt Nill'Dlll4IllQIll. For two years in succession. the J. V. Black Knights have been among the top in the league. This year they lost only three league games while winning eleven, which is quite an achievement. Jim Beamesderler led the J. V.'s in scoring and has proved to be an up and coming player. Jerry Springer and Bob Mumma aren't to be left out. however. for their shooting and rebounding were. without a doubt. a major factor in their vie- tories. Mr. Mentzer is certainly looking forward to having these boys on the Varsity Squad. As usual, the whole team showed the spirit and ability needed for a winning team. Opponents Helnpfield Opponents Hemplield East Lampeter .. ZI 37 Pequea Valley . I6 3I East Lampetcr . . I9 38 Penn Manor . . . 34 30 Manheim Central . I9 Zl Manheim Township I6 29 Donegal .... .. . 24 3 I Elizabethtown .. . 21 29 Ephrata. . 36 26 1 T I AV I N px G' Columbia 34 30 1eam ota s werage er .anne licflfl Manor f ff - f Q6 25 Hempfield - 526 Hempheld - 30.9 lIifli1Z1'ilI?5itnlitOTVc?wnship , fill Opponents - 4II Opponents - 24.2 Manheim Central f 33 39 Season Record League Record Non-League Donegal .. . 30 32 Ephram 33 38 W. - L. W. - ll. W. - L. Columbia . 42 23 I4 - 3 II -- 3 3 - 0 UNIGR HI H BASKETBALL For the second time in three seasons, the Junior High teams of Hempfield have come out on top as Section I title holder of Lancaster County Junior High League. Coach Charles can certainly be proud of his boys, for they went through the league with only one loss compared to twelve wins. During the season, the boys produced a victory nothing short of sensational by defeating Manheim Central 55 to I. In the play-off game against Elizabethtown for the county title, the boys again proved their tremendous shooting ability. Coming from behind a 10 point deficit, they won 32-28 in one of the most exciting Junior High games seen in Lancaster County in many years. Throughout the season, Rich Sigman, Ted Ayres, and Frank Fair, under the leadership of Rick Horst, proved that Hempfield boys are hard to beat . Opponents Hempfield Team Totals Average I-'er Game East Lampeter ,.....,, ,,.,,,,, 5 5 Hemplield - 492 Hempfield M- 37.9 Manheim Central ' ' 3 4 Opponents - 250 Opponents - 19.2 Warwick .....,...,,,,,... .... 3 4 Elizabethtown ..,, .,,.. 2 6 Pequea Valley ,,.. ,,.,, 3 9 Donegal 33 Season Record League Record Non-League Columbia ..,.,,,,.... ...., 5 6 W. - L. W. - L. W. - L. Wafwlfk --'e-'eeeeeee-ee-- --'ee Q 7 12 - 1 S - 1 4 - 0 Manheim Central .. 55 Elizabethtown ,,,,, ,..., 2 2 Donegal ......,,,.. ..... 3 2 Columbia ........,... ...., 3 7 Elizabethtown .,.. ,,,., 3 2 Standing Left to Right: Coach Piper, James Ulrich lmanagert. Barry Emich, Tim Wissler, Ken Eshleman. Frank Fair, Rick Horst lcaptainl, Dick Sigman, Ted Ayres, ,lay Ernst, Cordon Kauffman, Dick Shope, Dick Lutz, John Holtzapple lmanagert. Sitting: Mike Leary, Paul Kreider, Tony Markert, Jim Crawford, Ken Kauffman, Carl Ernst, Walter Poyck, Leon- ard Neff, Gordon Mumma, Don Peiffer, John Froulich, Don Hollinger, Ivan Varner. Absent: Coach Charles. one hundred thirteen VARSITY HEERLEADERS Y XRSITN ffHHl'1Rl,lf.UJHR5: Biillliifd Sfllllhl. Bro-lnln Ulll'lIl IlLilIf'I'. HliNif' llulln-in. Ha1'ban'a Hill'kIll2:lll. I Tully Nirngvln. lal Elllil'll. I Y. fIllw'l'I:-z11lw1'4: xlilflllll Pvllil. ,Indy Vkvllzr. Pllylllf lfxlm-r. UNIUR VARSITY HEERLEADERS J Y i'lwm'leadv1'w' Deanna Pr-Fflffy. Pat Bender. Dura ,In Aungsl. r, High f'Ilwvrl6'amlvl'w: Sally Rulwlisml. Cmlrxie- Nisslvy. Suv llavklnan. fzlldfliblll' limivll, Barlmara Funk. Susan llc-ish. :nw hvrndrvfl fourteen RESTLI G The won and lost column for the wrestling team in the 1957-'58 season was not impressiveg however. the members of the team tried their best throughout the season, which was the second at Hempheld for wrestling. Of the ten matches of the season. Hempheld was victorious in only one with Hanover. Left tu Right First ron: Christ Rohrvr. ,lim Glbillllllfill. Clyde Kreider, Byron llifl. .lvrry Roolllv. Dan Forrr-y. Ray I Olwrhnltzer. Sid Kieffer. 'font fNlc'Nlahan. We-miul rows: ,lim Hendrix. Ira Kr-pner, Dick Long. ,lavk Bigler. Slew Lepore. Robert Smith. Toni Kohle, Lee Say- lor. Barry Haverstivk. John Nlusser. Third nm: Nlr. flnnningham. Hulbert AIIIIIFIII, Mike Nic-as:-. Daniel FlHllI I'. Clnvdz' Kurtz Cf-owe Reese Carhelrl Fc-llman. Rudy Reese. Ray Wiley. Arthur Bigler. ,Ian Uingrivli. Harold lfltzlws. Baijry Lelli-zius. David Crab, Sam Cope. Bruce Tlmingnson. Lee- Ellis. Coavh His-inger. one hundred fftcmz BASEBALL First Row lleft to rightl: Harry Froelich, Ted Wissler. Richard Shope. John Hill, Bruce Cerlach, Jol1n Shuman James Bemesderfer, Fred Rudy, Henry Lawrence. Second Row: Mr. Piper, Bob Zink, Harold Enders, Dennis McFarland, Ted Ayres, Gordon Kauffman, Richard Sig man, John lVlusser, John Stacks, Richard Lowell. Barry Nlowrer. Jack Kirchner, Mr. HllHd18S fC.oachJ The season due to the loss of a majority of the starting nine of last year, Mr. Hondras, Hemptield's new baseball coach is heading a comparatively green team. As we go to press the team has played only two league games, they have shown that they have what it takes to make a fine, workable organization. In the game against Columbia Ted Wissler held the opponents to a no-hit, no-run game through the fifth inning. During the sixth inning Columbia showed its experience and overcame the Black Knights to pull ahead. If the boys continue their show of spirit and enthusiasm, Hempfield will surely have a successful season. one hvmclred sixteen GIRLS' TENN S rirst Rim th-ft tu rightl: lfrla Mae Staufler, Pat Enrich, Charlotte Enrich. Joyce Mease. Barbara Hackman, Brenda Gucllcnaller. Second Rem: Luis NICIQQJP, Arlene Frey. Dc-lures Cow-y, Janice- Baker, Tully Yinger. Muriel Ripley. Suv Haus. Snu- lrvsin. Susan Hackman, Lois Haag. fiarol We-nflitz, Miss Ne-ff lffuachl. BUYS' TENN S First Hint' llc-ft tn-rightiz Dirk Kline. Ray fllJ6'l'llUlIZl'I', Toni Nvxlahan. Da F'sl ' l' Cl' 'k n 1 lei, bun ai , Dave- Thtnnpsun. jus Snytlvr. Miki- Mease. Qecrnul Rim: Cuach Nlt'Dum i tfl ill, 1, Bull Ehy. ,Illll Waddell, Car l 't'llIl1f'Il, Emil Swift. Frcrl Juubt. ,luhn Shultz, Phil Styli-Q. Jf'l'ry Spritign-r. Sain Cnpv. Harry Haverstivk. Hill Bell. one hundred sefventeen Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Coleman StaulTer's Food Market Cramer's Restaurant First National Bank Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Brackbill J. C. Snavely and Sons, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Richard Bryson Miller's Greenhouse Leaman's Garage Vera's Gift Shop Edward's Meat Market J. Richard Nissley, Contractor Dr. Wilson Miller Rohrerstown Hardware Barr's Nurseries Morton's Restaurant Dr. and Mrs. Paul Wallin Boas Fruit Market Wheatland Diner Dr. and Mrs. Robert Gutzwiller L. B. Herr and Sons Silver Springs Store A Friend Cooper's Appliance S. H. Heistand and Co. Bender's Store Way's Barber Shop Musser Farms Dairy Garber's Food Market, Ironville Mr. Edwin E. Greider Mr. and Mrs. J. Mark Bushong LANDISVILLE PATRONS Reese's Watch Repair Florence Creations, Lampshades Frank's Service Station Mr. and Mrs. Fred Koser Jack's Appliance Center 1 Arthur J. Ulrich 1 Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Nolt Barto's Beauty Bazaar B. L. Greider. Insurance Lilian Simpson A. H. Hoffman Seed Co. ROHRERSTOWN PATRONS E. H. Gochnauer and Sons Russell E. Markley I Good's Dairy J. H. Brubaker and Sons LANCASTER PATRONS Shenk Bros. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Wissler George B. Coe Shelley's Studio King's Dinette SILVER SPRINGS PATRONS Jefl'er's Service Station SALUNGA PATRONS Weaver's Esso Station Haldeman's Used Cars R. M. Brubaker, Inc., Farm Machinery Ralph Myers and Sons, Inc. COLUMBIA PATRONS Mr. B. G. Bushong R. P. Williams 8c Sons, Floor Coverings Wm. Kachel, Inc., Lincoln 84 Mercury Sales and Service, Sixteenth Street 8L Lancaster Avenue i one hundred eighteen The lfirst National Bank 84 Trust Co. of Mt. Joy Sloan's Pharmacy, The Rexall Store Kitty's Dress Shoppe Poff's Watch Shop Kauffman Bros. Perry's Barber Shop Robert Brooks, Barber Mountville VFW Roy M. Ressler, Plumbing 8a Heating Filling Cleaners Hartzell's Drive In-Miniature Golf Bruce Myers Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bedger Harry Frank, Insurance Binkley and Ober, Inc. A Friend Lloyd R. Vogel McDonald's Restaurant Richard Glatfelter Root's Service Station Getz Bros. Sexchick Company Mr. and Mrs. Robert Diehl Shriner's Esso Servicenter Merkey's Cut Rate Store A. J. Steffy Stehman's Potato Chips A. S. Root Eli M. Wolgemuth A Friend MT. JOY PATRONS Adam H. Greer, Jeweler Eshleman Bros., Clothiers PATRONS J. Frank Enders Harry A. Ressler, Plumbing 8a Heating Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Drybred Benner, Inc. Betty's East End Grocery Greeuawalt 8: Keck Paul M. Brendle Sauder Machine Co. Miss Ada Lobach EAST PETERSBURG PATRONS I. S. White, Appliances Gochnauer Appliance and Hardware Elwood S. Usner Lucille Brackbill W. M. Ernest and Sons H. H. Kauffman Dr. and Mrs. Hiram L. Weist Harper T. Subers. Used Cars Carl B. Myers Lawn Shop Eugene Hartenstine Garage Erbs Store MANHEIM R. D. 1 PATRONS A Friend William R. Meckley, Insurance Wissler's Greenhouse Henry S. Lehman, Electrical Contractor B. R. 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