Hyndman Londonderry High School - Hornet Yearbook (Hyndman, PA)

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Shirley 6: Bob Marlene 6: Junior Lulu Belle Sf Paul Peg 6: Bill Dona 6: Clyde Lulu Belle G Terry Leona Gr Glenn Sara Ann 6. Glenn k'kzl'k'k'k'k'kk'k'ki' Alice 61 Iohn Ianet Q Dick Pat 6. Pearcy Lewis 'E Cherlene Von 61 Sandy Sylvia 61 Bobby Alice Gr Frank Clyde Leydig Daffy-nitiong A child is a creature who stands halfway between an adult and a television set. Ditto: Middle age is when you don't care where you go, just so you're home by 9 P. M. Identification of Baby Hornets Pictured on Page 28 ROW lg Shirley Gibbner, Sylva Ann Carpenter, Ioyce Shoup, Ronald Scritch- field, Nancy Witt, Wilma Lowery, Fairy Miller. ROW 2: Edison Ringler, Charl-es Hyre, Nils Iohannesen, Ronald Stahlman, Naomi Deneen, Marlene Miller, Virginia Williamson, Howard Shaffer. ROW 3: Irene Shaffer, Maxine Burkett, Dona Shaffer, George Dennison, Emma Lee Gaumer, Robert Shroyer, Grace Pfeiffer, Alice Shaffer, Laverne Imler, Marie Shaffer. ROW 4: Robert Lehman, Paul Martz, Lee Shroyer, Leona Willison, Iames Bower, Hannah Dennison, Gertrude Beals. ROW 5: Ronald Iamison, Sara Ann Christner, Mary Clapper, Lulubelle Eme- rick, Freeman Miller, Lulubelle Larson, Donald Rizer. 21, Q L .13-ff! C ,naw

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Mr. Gt Mrs. Charles D. Imler Colleen Jamison Kay Jamison Nils Johannesen Ronnie Jamison Mr. 6- Mrs. James D. Johnson Mary P. Johannesen Bill Jordanl Ross Kerr Billy Kirchner Mr. 6. Mrs. Charles Kirchner Nancy Kennell Carole Kendall John Kendall Mr. 6: Mrs. Donald Kreigline Mr. 6. Mrs. Harry Kirchner Mariam Kipp Ida 6. Arthur Kreigline Mr. 61 Mrs. N. M. Kelley Wilma Lowery Ray Logsdon Clark Logsdon Clay Leydig I. Elmer Lepley Mr. Sf Mrs. Walter Logsdon Mr. 6. Mrs. Walter F. Leydig Barbara J. Leydig John W. Leydig Vohn Lehman Kathyrn Luman Mr. 6: ,Mrs. Walter Lowery Merle Lowery Albert Larson Marlene Lowery Dorothy Leydig I Mr. 8: Mrs. Donley Logue Nora Lybarger, Fay Leydig Mrs. Ruth Shroyer Jerry E. Shroyer Marie Shaffer Mr. 6. Mrs. Earl Sager Mr. 6. Mrs. E. P. Shumaker Ethel Mae Shumaker Kenneth E. Shroyer Ira Shroyer Grace Severe Mr. Stoner J. R. Shroyer Mr. 6. Mrs. C. F. Smith Karen Smith Colleen Shroyer Nina Lee Shroyer Terry Stuby Hilda Stuby George Stuby Mr. 6. Mrs. Charles H. Sides Pete Shaffer Henny 6: Jessie Schupfer Mr. Sf Mrs. J. W. Shroyer William T. Shroyer Cora Louise Shoup Joyce Ann Shoup Walter Shroyer Billie Shroyer Mrs. 6: Mrs. John L. Shroyer Dorothy Shroyer Rose M. Shaffer Mr. ,Sr Mrs. Delos Shaffer Donald R. Shaffer Thomas Shippey Mrs. Cora Shoup Mr. 6. Mrs. E. E. Shoup Jitter Shaffer Roland Shaffer Irene Shaffer Ronnie Scritchfield Ronnie Stahlman Alice Shaffer Lee Shroyer Mr. .G Mrs. Robert L. Shaffer Claude E. Shaffer Arch J. Stewart Seifert's-Pianos 6. Organs S. E. Suter Mr. Sz Mrs. Guy B. Shaffer Podas Snodgrass Irvin A. Smith Mr. 6: Mrs. Bert Shaffer Tom Thompson Mary Ann Topper Dat Thomas Mr. 6: Mrs. James M. Thomas Mr. 6: Mrs. Butch Turner Mr. 6. Mrs. Robert Turner Mrs. Della Twigg Mr. 6. Mrs. Sammy Turner Mr. 6. Mrs. Clinton Winebrenner Sarah K. Warnke Cecil W'hite Mr. 6: Mrs. Ivan Willison Danny Willison Mr. G Mrs. Kenneth Witt Miss White E. Jean Wambaugh Mr. 6: Mrs. Ralph Wagner Mr. 61 Mrs. Paul Wise Nick 6: Ginny

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Class History of 1955-56 When we started our first year of high school we entered the new school building . We were very proud that we were the first Freshman Class in the new jointure. Our of- ficers from the 50 members of our class were: President, Nils Johannesenp Vice-Presi- dent, George Dennlsong Secretary, Ronnie Stahlmanp and Treasurer, Irene Shaffer. Our activities were of the usual variety consisting of ONE'wiencr roast, skating parties , and a bake sale. These activities were sponsored by Mrs. Kipp and Mr. Porter. To our re- gret we lost several students in this year. They were Edith Emerick, Junior Leydig, Har- old Monnett, Raymond Shaffer, and Lorraine Martz. We also gained some new ones: Richard Minnick, James Harden, and Frank Kisner. Our Sophomore Class consisted of 48 members of which the officers were: Presi- dent, George Dennison, Secretary, Alice Shaffer, Treasurer, Irene Shaffer. Our activi- ties this year consisted of skating parties, bake sales, and Wiener roasts, Our trip to Gettysburg was canceled. Our sponsors for this year were Miss White and Mr. Stewart. This year our biggest loss of classmates occurred as follows: Richard Close, Max Kelly, George Severs, Donald Harden, Donald Merkel, David Thompson, Robert Willison, Donna Bridges, Florence Hare, James Harden, and Frank Kisner once again. We gained no new students until almost the end of the year when on the scene appeared LaVerne Imler. In our Junior Year our class was much smaller with only 38 members . Our officers for this year were: President, George Dennison, Vice-President, Ronnie Stahlmanp Secre- tary, Alice Shaffer, Treasurer, Irene Shaffer. Our sponsors were Mrs. Clark and Mr. Miller. The activities stayed pretty much the same with bake sales , skating parties and Weiner roasts predominating. We also held a Junior supper and soup sale . We sold can- dy and cookies at Christmas time and our Class Play There go the Grooms was well re- ceived. We purchased our class rings this year which were the envy of the school. Alice Dwire left our midst in this year, however, we gained two more students: Naomi Deneen and Ronald Scritchfield. Our Senior Year is to be our saddest, not because we are graduating into a new life, but because we mu st say good-by to our many friends and teachers. We didn't have much time for self pity because we were kept hopping with the yearbook, the Hornet, skating parties, our successful Class Play Crazy but Cute , the planning of the New York trip, the handing out of name cards and pictures to our friends and preparing for the big day--COMMENCEMENT. The class officers were: President, George Dennison, Vice-President, Paul Martzg Secretary, Alice Shaffer and Treasurer, Irene Shaffer, with our sponsors Mr. McVicker and Mr. Bertram. We gained a new student at the beginning of this year, Nancy Witt . It is difficult to say good-by and it seems so formal to do so, so we will just ,say So long for awhile as we hope to meet and greet our friends again. If not in the near future, the cherishing of the many memories we collected will have to suffice. LaVerne Imler Class Historian