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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1959 volume:

The HOIPHQK EDWARD SCRITCHFIELD fa .1. 52 FACULTY ADVISOR Everett C. McVicker MThe Horne? Sponsored By The Senior Class Oi HYNDMAN LONDONDERRY IOINT HIGH SCHOOL Staff EDIT OR-IN-CHIEF Edward Scritchfield BUSINESS MANAGER Larry Leydig ASSISTANT Ianice Cauley ADVERTISING MANAGERS Connie Miller john Sager William Fichtner ASSOCIATE EDITORS Rosalee Campbell Carolyn Carpenter Faith Korns LAYOUT EDITOR Sonja Minnick ASSISTANTS Willa Leydig Shirley Evans SPORTS EDITORS Florence Cook Edward Thompson ART EDITOR William Benoit ASSISTANT Gary Shaffer TYPISTS Charlotte Reed Colleen Shroyer Iay Bittner Pearl Leydig Contents SUPERVISOPJS MESSAGE 3 MEMORY PAGE 6 DEDICATION 8 FACULTY 10 BUILDING PRINCIPALS 12 C LASS WILL I 4 GRADUATES l 6 CLASS HISTORY 24 SENIOR' DIRECTORY 2 5 SCHOOL BOARD 26 ALMA MATER 27 BUILDING 30-31 UNDERGRADUATES 34 SPORTS 52 ACTIVITIES 40 PATRON - BOOSTERS 60 HUMOR 62 AUTOGRAPHS 66 ADVERTISING 7 0 FAREWE LL 1 07 I-lyndma -Londonderry High School 1 Hyndmon, Poem, vonio Q21 , h e Wav, it of fi F91 ' L X X '+- Q me 'ms ,mmgss or 'ssh cwwmxo cuss or 1959 This 'Letter carries not only ny warm congratulations to each of you on a Qob well done, but a personal wish for continued and greater successes Ln the next phase of your nie, whether undertaken Ln an academic set- ting or not. You will find that the rigorous experience which has been yours in high School url-11 stand you in good stead. You may carry your Diploma with pride, knowing that it has been dearly won. th us a peg-nanent one, even though too 'Long a member of d gown. There 'Link Consider your tie srl- you are leaving. You have been this comulnity to put it aside with cap an is a mutual. benefit of great sigdiicance which will ue together down through the years. For you are the ication of the fruits of our labors, and in this eat pride. personi! product we take gr Our affectionate regard goes with you. ,532 ku u I 1 I 5:12 if! all ll .M.,.....- :isa Q km, , Q A-. 'Mi 7.4.9 f , is .,.. A W f, an Q ff ' Q wr - , -ws.. Q ., qw, , k , an ,,. V gfif .L -.. ,, ' 'lf f' -,gr nw ,,,7 A .W .WL ., ' L' ' V 'L - a Q ' ' ' Wm paw' I -' V W ,Vu A' -vw' 'V , ,hiya 1' LL ' K 4, 1, f ' . 7 V yn K W K 14 X A K N R, M36 ,it k JF k K ii a Ms- X- VH I M . 5,7 W 3 H M , kt . Q ,. 6 Y , A R. 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W, -W' v we ?iwB K 4 ANN an ,, JF. 5 V : , if . .. .S K .. A -P LEE: K 7, is , ' S Q 4, ,glen A ,:?A x 1 . . XX xxx Down Memory Lane With the opening of the new Primary building we bid farewell to the time-worn friends pictured above, They had been the scholastic homes of many of the parents and grandparents of our school children today. The old high school, pictured on the left, dates back to the middle 1870's while the primary building, right above, dates back to 1916. Previous to these times classes were held atop I-logback in a one room building erected in 1865, and in a two room school built in 1872 on the site that is now Mr. Harvey Zeigler's Funeral Home. The first school in Londonderry Township was built just below Fossilville in 1813. Names of School Directors such as Deaner, Fischer, Noel, Goodwin, O'Roke, Kramer, Sproul, Tempke, and Henschke, all deceased, bring back tense but respectful thoughts of teaching conditions before Teacher Tenure. The creaky and crowded stage where Iunior and Senior Class Plays were held before packed houses of 125 bench-and-desk sitting, proud parents , when a S65. 00 gate was tops in the late 20's and early 30's. The 8x7 foot Principal's office where Mr. Keller reigned supreme from 1935, the large maple trees on an unpaved playground, where a trackmeet was held, are now casualities of progress. Principals Keller, Howe, Swaunger, Beatty, Wolfe, Maclay, Miller, Schriver, Price, Coughenour, Luman, LeFevre, MacGregor, and Hyndman's first Principal, Cristman, all of whom administered to small graduating classes - fl-Iorace Beck, lone graduate of the 1906 class and Randall Shaffer, the only graduate from the 1925 class and the first from the 4 year high schooll. Crowded conditions actually didn't seem crowded - but - then, crowding 45 members of the band into the 8x14 foot band room, that was once the Chemistry Laboratory and later the football dressing room, came awfully close to crowded conditions. The memories of the good-old-days of a once booming Hyndman, its many nearby brickyards and hotels. To me and to you who were there this section of Schellsburg Street will always hold nostalgic memories of things that used to be. i i n V l Coach Harry cliinley Whose teams brought County Championships to Hyndman High both in Baseball and Basketball for the season l957-'58. The feat being remarkable, in that, with Class C teams was able to vanquish Class A and B schools throughout the county. Quietly accomplishing this double chore with little fanfare we proudly dedicate this Annual to one who deserves more than was tendered him. --xlwzf ,K+ +41 1? if-ik 2 59 fill I I Walt :,. 'Y WN' . 95 ' X, F DORIS F. BENOIT English Health Physical Education 7th Grade Sponsor HARRY F. MCKINLEY Mathematics Health Physical Education Baseball Basketball 8th Grade Sponsor WILLIAM I. BENOIT Art, Ir.-Sr. High Elementary Art - Supervisor IDA M. MCKINLEY Bookkeeping Typing Shorthand llth Grade Sponsor E. VERONA HARCLERODE FRED PORTER English Library 10th Grade Sponsor Geography Driver Education 9th Grade Sponsor EVERETT C. MCVICKER HARRIETTA WHITE Ir. High Science Home Economics Physics 10th Grade Sponsor Chemistry Advanced Science 12th Grade Sponsor RUTH S. LOUGHNI-:Y ROBERT A- MILLER English History , . i t Spanish Social Studies ' 8th Grade Sponsor 11th Grade Sponsor ' L H, Ki - Q s,s. .L K U5 gi HWWL2, ,ff L C , 4 if V , ff 2 ' it i . fl' -15.6 f I , :lit e , 235 'f CHARLES F. SMITH MIRIAM F. KIPP Ir. High Arithmetic Mathematics Ir. High History Biology 7th Grade Sponsor 9th Grade Sponsor DONALD M. WAGNER CHARLES CLOSE Chorus Industrial Arts Band Elementary Music Supervisor Instrumental Lessons Building rinciipalls 4 , - -WADE M. KIPP Intermediate Timmy QQHQQLTNPTSQ School Secretary I Class Will The Senior Class of 1959 doth hereby set forth her Last Will and Testament and as such doth hereby revoke or rescind any or all other Wills previously made by her and thereby declare the following individual excerpts as final and conclusive and will in nowise retract any form of said Will. These, then, may be termed final and conclusive, and, as such, must be termed legal to the point where such benevolences are given in the true light of philanthropy, to wit: Ray Taylor timidly wills to George Shaw, Eileen Larsen, and Cloyd Bittner, from nearby Fairhope-town, the necessary City slicker atmosphere, so that they also may become 'smoothies' in their Senior Year. Rita Atwell relinquishes , reluctantly, her all-too-many corridor trips to Mila Leydig with the suggestion that the latter will see fit to suppress said unnecessary habit. Iay Bittner will consign his Sneaky-Pete characteristics to Paul Clites with the hope that Paul will store same and forget same. Russell Flanagan will deed over to Ross Mays his procrastination in all things scholastic. Carolyn Carpenter donates to Thelma Logsdon and Carole Logsdon her mysterious ways and a dateless f?J Senior year, the sum total of which may lead to oblivion. Bernard Mazer will leave his trumpet ability and accumulated dividends from the Dance Band for Roger Cook to apportion to some deserving musician. Kendall Browning will cede all his unused shirt buttons and a bared chest to Royce Waltman to contain same to the basketball court. Raymond Browning will give up his braggadocio to George Resh, who mayhap, may see fit to hogtie it. Florence Cook resigns her sadness and reserved manners to Carol Rizer. Rosalee Campbell donates her explosive nature to Sandra Rexroad and Marlene Kirchner, the combination of which may produce a nuclear reaction. George Cook cedes over to Floyd Imler an uneventful and lackluster Senior year. Janice Cauley will exchange her pleasantness for a portion of Mae Belle Gaster's nonchalance . Roger Delozier will entrust to his neighbor, Charles Burkett, all his secret, if in- effectual, desires and dreams of a rosy future. Shirley Evans wills her ladylike and completely serene Senior year to Brenda Haines for continuance of same. John Deneen cedes his politeness and studious ways to all those junior boys need- ing more of the same. Helen Gibbner will present her method of proceeding quietly-and alone-to her class- es to Loretta Troutman, Marsha Stallings, and Mary Lou Taylor. Ray Fichtner donates his blocking ability in football to any non-playing basketball candidate. Audrey Kline bestows her unique bashfulness to Zella Zeigler. Larry Leydig turns over his presidential gavel to the proper junior personage. Faith Korns pledges to Eleanor O'Reilly the HOPE that her Senior year will be as CHARITABLE as hers became. Pearl Leydig donates her singing ability to Paula Clapper and Sandra Cook. Thomas Logsdon and Norman Mason will offer their unhurried and unused scholastic talent to Iohn Shaffer. Willa Leydig gladly gives up two lonesome semesters to another lonely heart--Reeve Wise. Connie Miller's 'let's get to the point' attitude is consigned to Linda Minnick. Gary Miller's reluctance to over-exert himself lesson wise is consigned to Fred Diehl. Sonja Minnick's ebullience is pledged to Mildred Scritchfield to exhilarate the latter's spirits. Robert Ream's methodical approach to positive thinking and his inhibitions are dealt to Kenneth Shoup. Charlotte Reed's gentle nature is donated to Caralee Hunt. Edward Scritchfield's complete frankness and hurt feelings are consigned to Victor Holler. Joyce Shaffer will bestow her mysterious mannerisms to Nancy Moore. John Sager entrusts his ability to wheedle the most out of life's problems to Dale Crabtree. Colleen Shroyer will exchange the deviltry in her eyes for portions of the same from Sandra Lowery and Winifred Thompson. Gary Shaffer's artistic talents are conceded to James Miller for study and cogi- tation. Edward Thompson's reluctance to become a scholastic 'brain' is conceded to all Junior boys able to stand on their own two feet. Sharon Crawford entrusts her material success to those Junior girls contemplating the plunge in their Senior year. Charles Wisler's studious approach to lesson assignments is surrendered to Michael Kendall. Carol Winebrenner will apportion notes on proper protocol for engagements to Gertrude Shaffer and Carreen Thomas . Witnessed and approved this day, January l, 1959. Everett C . Mcvicker, Counselor. Seniors BOTTOM ROW: Helen Gibbner, Florence Cook, Pearl Leydig, Rosalee Campbell, Rita Atwell, Willa Leydig, Carol Winebrenner, Audrey Kline Carolyn Carpenter. SECOND ROW: Joyce Shaffer, Ray Taylor, Charlotte Reed, Soma Minnick, Shirley Evans, Ianioe Cauley, Sharon Crawford Colleen Shroyer, Gary Shaffer. THIRD ROW: Faith Korns, Iohnny Sager, Gary Miller, Thomas Logsdon, George Cook, Jay Bittner, Norman Mason William Fichtner, Roger DeLozier, Connie Miller. TOP ROW: Robert Ream, Iohn Deneen, Charles Wisler, Edward Thompson, Raymond Browning Edward Scritchfield, Bernard Mazer, Kendall Browning, Larry Leydiq. ABSENT: Russell Flanagan MOTTO . . Take No Footsteps Backward CLASS COLORS . Green And White CLASS FLOWER . Carnation WU ,X 2 A'-i4A .1,1 dm IN Q 'vwuf' 19' AU DREY KI.l NE Comercial OfflCCHC1DL?f. . . . . . F, H. A .... . 1,2 3 l RAY FIC HTNER General Baseball. . . Varsity Club . . SHARON CRAWFORD Home Economlcs Cgafoterla .... , l.ls..l'+.., , ROBERT REAM Acadcrmlc: Band . . . Chorus . . . D1str1cll3fmfl . f.:OU11IQ'C1lUfUs . IOYCE ANN SIIAFFER Commerclal Llaictserla . , 2,5 l If H, Al . . . EDVVARD THOMPSON General Basketball . , Baseball . , . , VGYSIKY Club Class Offlfifff . . n:l'l sq! l' IANICE QAULEY Cornmerclal Chorus. . . . Z,3,-4 Class Play . . . 3,4 Cheerleader . . 1,2 , 3 , A Varsrzytllub . . . 3,4 LARRY LEYDIG General Banu ..... , . . l,2,3, Student Councll . . . Glass Play. . . Art Club . . WILLA LEYDIG Auaclemlc Class Play . . . 3,4 Chorus .... . Z,3,4 County Qlltjlllii . . . 3 F, H. A, . . . . 1,2 KEN DALL BROWNING Acadcmlc Baskmlvall . . . l Baseball . . Class Play . . Math Club . . COLLEEN SHROYER Commerclal Tn-M . . . . 3,4 Chorus . , . . . 2,314 Band ..... . . l, Z , 3 , 4 County Chorus . . . . 3 EDWARD SCRITCHFIELD Acadcrnxc Class Ofixuor. . . Siudcnt Councxl . , Class Flay , . Basketball . . . ,2,3, 'R J-.mills 'MK' J r nllfl KORX S ClJITHNE'l Cld.l Olflcc llclper . I. Class Officer . Sludfsut Council . NORMAN MASON AC5dem1C Banu . . Trl-M . ROSALEE CAMPLSLLL Comzmerclal Qlmrui . . . . . County Chorus . Class Play . . , C HARLLS WIS LHR General Sports Club . llobby Club . PEARL LIIYDIG Commerclal F. ll. A, . . CafeLer1a . . Class Play. GARY MILLER General Bamketball Band . . .H.A .... l,Z,3, kwa 113 viii? FLORENCE COOK Acaucnnc: Band . . Chorus . . Trl-M .... Basketball. . . County Chorus . TH General Model Club Glee Club. CONNIE ACddGm1C Class Play . . Chorus .... County Chorus . . Trl-M .... . . l,2, . l, . l, . 1, OMAS LOGS DON MILLER . . 2,3 . 2,3,4 ROGER DELOZIER General Band Sport Club CAROL WINEBRENNER Colnnuzrclul Llbrarlan . . . , . Candy Booth . , 3 l F, ll. A. . , 2, Chorus . , RAY TAYLOR General Ll ld if Chorus ILLLEN GIBBNER L1Om1'TXi?fClGl Lldfeterm . . . 1,Z,3 1', H. A. . . . . 1 fxcket dollar, . . 3,-1 JOHN DENEIJN Commercial Sports Club . . 1 Glass Play . 3 SONIA MINNICK C.,ummorc1L11 Qnoruz, . . . 2,3 1'. . . 43,4 L1brar11m . . . 1, Z , 3 Glass Vluy . . . 4 GEORGE COOK , IR. Unnlrxrllffrcml Class Play . . . 3 Agascmbly . Q3 RITA ATWELL ACGJCIIULJ 1, H.A. . . I,Z,3,4 QjlassI'l41y . . . . 3,41 Oiflce Zivlpwr. . Z,3,4 GARY SE1Al'I'I1R Gvucral L11q:5sPlay . . . . J,-1 Sluclvnt CKYLIIICII . . . . J 4211155 Off1CIf?I , . Z Art Club . .3 R nd XR Nd? Y-,annum ff SHIRLEY EVANS Alzallemlc Chorus .... W County Cnorus. DlSll'1Ci Chorui . RAYMOND BROW NING AC5deI'lllC Baskeibal.. Baseball . . , Class Play . . Varslty Club . CAROLYN CARPENTER Acalemlc Class Play. . . 3, Trl-M . . 3 7 . ..,, Band .... .1,2,3, Chorus ,... . Z , 3 , County Chorus . , 4, IXXY BITTNILR Commerclal Bcaskolbdll . . . Class llluy , Basulmll . . Cl-if-.RLO'l l'lI Rllilli COlI1ITlCfCldl Chcerleeudur. . . l, 2, 3 ,4 Class Play . . . . . Vi,-1 Student QLJUIXCII . 2,3,ll Class Ottlcor . . . Z ,J IOHN SAGER Gmwral Bas.-zetball . Baseball . . . Class Offlmf Clubs l'lugw . . JA Q xx -5' gi-emi' ...J BERNARD MAZER Academic Band ...... . . , 1, 2 , 3 , 4 Student Director . . . l,2,4 District Band . . . , 2 ,3 Class Play . . . . . . 3 Tri-M . . . . . 2,3,4 Class History We entered our Freshman year with Sl. 25 in our Treasury. This we used to sponsor several skating parties, bake sales, swimming parties, and a class play called Junior is a Genius. Our officers were: Ray Taylor, President: Edward Thompson, Vice Presi- dent: Faith Korns, Secretary: and Gary Shaffer, Treasurer. We gained one new member, 'Larry Leydig. During the year and at the closing of the lst year we lost ten members, they were: Allen May, Merle Lowery, William O'Neil, John Shaffer, Max Kisner, Mae Emerick, Charlene Leydig, Robert Burkett, Roberta Thomas, and Judith White. Our Sponsors were Mrs. Kipp and Mr. Porter. We began with 52 members in the class and ended with 42 . We entered the Sophomore year with 5190. O0 in the Treasury. Our Class Play was called Three Dying Swans. We gained one new member that year, John Sager and lost three, Nancy Whitney, Virginia Ranker, and Dorothy Shroyer -- all lost because of MEN. We ended with 42 in the class. Our Sponsors were Miss White and Mr. Stewart. We entered the Junior year with more than S300. OO in the Treasury. Skating parties and candy sales were the order of the day. The class play entitled Comin' 'Round the Mountain starred John Sager as Paw and Connie Miller as Maw. The Juniors pre- sented the Seniors with a sumptious Prom highlighted with some tremendous art work. The theme of the Prom was Sail Along Silvery Moon. We lost one member of our group to the Navy, Lewis Mowry, but gained two: Robert Ream and Thomas Logsdon. Our Spon- sors were Mrs. McKinley and Mr. Miller. As the year is not yet complete many more important 'decisions are yet to come. We are looking forward to the Prom, the Senior yearbook, the Washington trip, Baccalaureate and of course Commencement. Class Officers for the Senior year were: Larry Leydig, Presi- dent: William Fichtner,' Vice President, Edward Thompson, Secretary: and Edward Scritchfield, Treasurer. Our Class held stable throughout the year with 38 hoping to receive diplomas. An interesting sidelight in comparison with the Sl. 25 Treasury in the Freshman year the Seniors transacted better than S3, 000. 00 worth in activity funds. Senior Class Sponsors for the Senior year were William Benoit and E. C. Mcvicker. NAME Edw. Scritchfield Sharon Crawford Gary Shaffer Willa Leydig Pearl Leydig Sonja Minnick Rosalee Campbell Rita Atwell Constance Miller Audrey Kline Ioyce Shaffer Helen Gibbner Faith Korns Colleen Shroyer Janice Cauley Florence Cook Carolyn Carpenter Charlotte Reed Shirley Evans Carol Winebrenner Roger Delozier Kendall Browning Edward Thompson George Cook Robert Ream Charles Wisler Ray Taylor Iohn Deneen Russell Flanagan Larry Leydig Gary Miller Thomas Log sdon Bernard Mazer Norman Mason Ray Fichtner Raymond Browning Iay 'Bittner Iohn Sager Peaches Tonto ll NIC KNAME ll Married Woman Spider Weej ie Phil'f llsonj ll Rosie Trish Audie Shafe Blondie Tase Lennie Ienny Cookie Toots Sparky Fireball Sonnie Dig Monk Pussycat Lonesome Professor Charlie Tater-Bug llcurly n nRu Sty ll Birdbrain Hurricane IIOSS ll llNOrm ll Poncho Iunie Iaybird Little dude WEAKNESS Women Husband Self-discipline Gum chewing Explosive gum No self-confi- defence Too outspoken Temper Gabbing Forgetful Always Talking I don't know attitude Silly gestures Quick temper Stubbomness Being the joker Can't say no Giggling Sadness Laughter Tardiness Criticisms Hotrodding Girls Being tardy Silence Gertie Girl Trouble Missing school Pinball Machines Heartbreaker Girls Girls Smoking Money Bragging Females Hotrodder NOTED FOR Money expert Personality Art work Flirting Mislaying her love letters Happy-go-lucky attitude Flirting Boys Cool-green white Mercury French Fries Disliking shorthand Hot rodding Friendly smile Musical talent Her lisp Basketball abilities Eye Rolling Good nature Singing Generosity Crazy Man Bare Chest Big Hands Girl-Shy Arguments Hard worker Outlaw Arguments Power sawman Abstract paint- ings Hotrodding Sleeping in Geography Plain cussedness Laziness His Build Chip on shoulder Two removable teeth Chasing girls AMBITION Art teacher Social worker Commerical artist Airline Steward- ess Missionary Medical Sec'y. Typist Airline hostess Nurse Secretary Mis sionary Complete High School Typist Medical Sec'y. Secretary Physical Edu. instructor Teacher Secretary College Secretary Navy Alaska Basketball Game Warden TV Repairman Announcer Peach picker Secretary Marry Carol State Trooper Mechanic Conquer World Dance Band Welder To be famous Electronics Indecision Mechanic 25 School Board SEATED: Dayton Harold, Ernest Burkett, Iames Owens, Edgar Stalhngs, Harry Moore. BACK ROW: Harvey Zeugler, Elmer Phss, Harry Ahlburn, Iohn ToDDer, Sherman Lehman, Rxcharcl Shaffer H 26 Mina, Mater Beneath the hills and vales of Willis-mountain, We lift our hearts in songs of praise to thee, Dear Hy-Lo High, keep glowing the fountain of Knowledge and truth that keeps us free. We pledge our love, our strength, and our devotion, 'Till when with joy, our songs we will bring, Oh, let us keep our hearts bound close forever, With ties of orange and black, and memories to sing 28 ,Q iQ., ? S.., A T ,fx Y?-1 1 4 . -1- ,rf ' 1, t.u p ' ,'Q' ' x ' , v wd- . o 'F f S 5- .. ' .1 '-'iv L..-. ' - x Intermediate Biulilldin Fecullty QF? X s 1 , Q if SEATED: Myra Smith, 6th5 Gertrude Shaffer, Sthy Dorothy Mlller, 4th7 Carol Troutman, flth. STANDING: Blanche Wise, Ethy Mary Iohannesen, 5th 30 'f 'f A 3 .sf . 'v 1 . ' 4 - I 1, V, S! Alix gifwjgvf i A ff . 4 I ' ' Primary Building Faculty gf.- an-if lvwi SEATIID: Alta Dlehl, jrdy Alverna Carpenter, lstg Elizabeth Thomas, Zndp Genevieve Porter, 3rd, STANDING: Mary Myers, lst: Anna Maclay, Znd 31 1 S f X f 1 . I I Y X f Q! , ff l .A - 1 W 6Q MM? J 74334 IN vp' WWW Q' Lfhfi xg . A ? F 11 H: 'V ff N . v mul' ' 0. 'xr ir 'fave 1: ' J Z WE: , 4.-'if' ' if ff :QT Q u.. ff? -' M W fu 1 . K C .X 'I 'tv , u if Q fwsfzf Stn ,r K 1 X ,Q '9,' wp , muhmmnifav. W 5 Junior Cla BOTTOM ROW: Sandra Rexrode, Eleanor O'Re1lley, Mildred Scrrtchfleld, Marlene Klrchner, Marsha Stallings, Brenda Haines. SECOND ROW: Audrey Troutman, Sandra Cook, Gertrude Shaffer, Eileen Larson, Mary Lou Taylor. TOP ROW: Cara Lee Hunt, Sandra Lowery, Careen Thomas, Carol Rizer, Wrnifred Thompson, Linda Mlnnick l BOTTOM ROW: Thelma Logsdon, Carol Logsdon, Paula Clapper, Zella Zexgler, Nancy Moore, Frederick Dlehl. SECOND ROW: Reeve Wlse, Floyd Imler, Dale Crabtree, Royce Waltman, Cloyd Brttner, Mae Belle Gastor, Mlla Leyd1g. THIRD ROW: Iames Mrller, Ross Mays, Charles Burkett, Kenneth Shoup, Roger Cook, Paul Clltes. TOP ROW: George Shaw, Mlchael Kendall, john Shaffer, George Resh, Vxctor Holler 34 Sophornores fn x 'S-. '- 4-. V nv is rv vi- liO'l l'OM ROW: lean Boyer , Norma Shroyer, Dorothy Burkett, Sandra Rolnosson, Kay Atvvell, Nlnalee Shroyer. SECOND ROW: Kay Iamlson, Rlchard Shaffer, jean Holler, Norma Wllhelm, Douglas Shaffer. THIRD ROW: Anna Lee Leydlq, She1la Hyatt, Bonnre Hyre, Kay Thomas, Judith Whtte. TOP ROW: Sandra Whlte, Connlo Hyde, Charles Cllnbnvr, Cloyd Hyatt, Bonn1e'l'r0utman. ABSENT: Deanna DeLoz1er, jean DWIIO Mary Ann Madden, Doris Shlrey 1 BOTTOM ROW: Paul Manges, Diane Miller, Mary Sluby, Carol Klplp, Bruce Ream, Ioycc Cook, Roger Emerlck, Dorothy Leydlg. SECOND ROW: James Kreigline, Vohn Lehman, Charles Kennell, Vern Mowry, Iohn McCoy, Harry Bryant, Blame Shroyer, Charles Cook. THIRD ROW: Krm Leonard, Robert Reese, John Holtz, Harvey Smrth, Clark Loqsdon, Bernard Shroycr, William Klrchner. TOP ROW: Stanley Pensyl, Iames Arnold, Iohn Topper, Donald Dlvelblss, Barry McVlc:ker, Edward Kennell, Duane Ohler, Robert McCoy Fr shmen if ' El BOTTOM ROW: Carolyn Lehman, Anna I. Kennell, Mary Clites, Norma Shaffer, Dorothy Emerick, Rosalee Miller,'Edith Taylor. SECOND ROW: lack Logsdon, Carol Schilling, Carol Kennell, Sue Gorsuch, Earl Emerick, Carolyn Sembower, Albert Bruck, Nancy Arnold. THIRD ROW: Victor Loqsdon, Gloria Browning, Carl Gibbner, Iohn Huffman, Robert Troutman, Martha Logsdon, Ronald Sheirer. TOP ROW: Lana Leydig, Norma Loqsdon, Leroy Doneen, llarry llurzell, Nancy Minnick, Craig Miller BOTTOM ROW: Francis Jordan, Darlene Smeak, Dale Ringler, Betty Larson, Gloria Emerick, Beverly Dietz, Anna M. Kennell. SECOND ROW: Mildred Smith, Alice Shroyer, Robert Dennison, Telford Hyatt, Cecelia Emerick, Iudlth Reese, Dorothy Evans. THIRD ROW: Charles Snyder, Helen Burkett, Harry Hosselrode, Raymond Martin, Cheryl Bittner, Russell Spiker, Wanda Twlgg, Howard Clitcs. TOP ROW: Walter Dennison, Gary Carpenter, David Miller, Bernard Shaffer, Richard Miller, Terry Bowers, Rita Harden 36 Eighth BOTTOM ROW: Terry Merkel, Anna L. Ranker, Darlene Printy, Iames Iohnston, Ann Iohannesen, Ioyce Shaffer, Terry Cannon. SECOND ROW: Elizabeth Clites, Sandra Robertson, Carol Kreigline, Diann Swauger, Gary Harold, Thomas Pfeiffer, john Scritchiield. THIRD ROW: Mary A . Starkey, Brenda Stuby, Iulie A. Shaffer, Sharon Schilling, Sharon Burkett, Kenneth Mason. TOP ROW: Nancy Burkett, Victoria Logsdon, Ianet Cook, Betty A. Whitford, Brenda Leydig, Pamela Kipp, Robert Spiker M' BOTTOM ROW: Ellen Haines, Kenneth Sisk, Larry Browning, Anna Hosselrode, Robert Ranker, Lois Burkett. SECOND ROW: Charles Bush, Io Ann Bower, Mary Hutzell, Linda Divelbiss, Darris Merkel, Carl Shaffer, Donna Dennison. THIRD ROW: Charles Sivits, Iames Cook, Clarence Denneen, Ray Smith, Donald Campbell, Iohn Swauger. TOP ROW: Nick Cannon, Wayne Burkett, Gerald Albright, Reggie Minnick, Charles Smith 37 eventh Grad Tai X ' 1 an I7 BOTTOM ROW: Lawrence Shaffer, Clark Kinton, Harvey Zeigler, Iohn Snyder, Beverly Hite, Ian Leonard, Carolyn Albright. SECOND ROW: Iohn Elder, Barbara Smith, Frank Morgan, Nancy Kerr, Mary Rizer, Carol Coughlin. THIRD ROW: James Conner, Sara Bruner, Lana Turner, Elizabeth Stallings, Myrna Cook, Kenneth Diehl, Cheryl Conner. TOP ROW: Cheryl Mazer, Dennis Harbert, Robert Flchtner, Barbara Ahlburn, Donley Logue, Stephen Stouffer 4 F i 't l E, , EQ ,Ag bi H - j 4 sl I--K+ W1 'L v, BOTTOM ROW: William Scritchfield, Roger Smeak, Ronald Emerick, Joseph Dwire, JoAnn Diehl, Judith Merkel. SECOND ROW: Anna Kaiser, Reuben Lafferty, Sondra Shaffer, Laura Clites, Beverly Stunz, Cheryl Miller, Phyllis Leydig. THIRD ROW: Lee Smith, Robert Everly, Kate Arnold, Darlene Shaffer, Robert Gibbner, William Beals. TOP ROW: Mary Bryant, Lynwood Christner, Woodrow Clites, Robert Dietz, Wayne Kennell 3B .zz-VQ djxbm 0 4 T. 3935 XE-fi '..4,, ' - X f r'- T 5450 x g f f. ,E 5155 Us L,guu:4,,' to J ,, ,.,. 357, U 0.35 Z my 17. N531 :? X My : X IZ' R355 Q 0. , . X Q get Glass Presidents llth Royce Waltmang lOth Vice President, Iohn Topper: 8th Sharon Schilling: 9th Cheryl Bittner: 7th Donley Loguep 12th Larry Leydig. Senio Glass Uificers Vice President: Williaiin F1chtner, Treasurer: Edward Scritchfield, President: Larry Leydig, Secretary: Edward Thompson The Senior Play GIRL SI-IY was Presented October 16-17 by the Seniors pictured above. The Cast: Oke Stimson . . . . Gary Shaffer Tom Arsdale . . .... Iohnny Sager Dean Marlow . . . Edward Scritchfield Peaches Carter . . ..... Rita Atwell Asma ....... . Carolyn Carpenter Birdie Laverne .... . . . . Sonja Minnick Barbara Sanford fBabsJ .... . . Ianice Cauley Alfred Tennyson Murgatoyd . . . . Larry Leydig Caroline ........ .... C onnie Miller Anthony Arsdale . . . Raymond Browning Sylvia Webster. . .... Willa Leydig Chuck Mayo . . . .Kendall Browning Mrs. V. Harclerode directed the play, Mrs. Loughney assisted. Prompters were Florence Cook and Shirley Evans. ' Resume': Tom Arsdale, a girl shy young fellow was being chased by a fellow college student, Babs Sanford. Oke Stimsom, who was anything but girl shy, was Tom's roommate. Everything was going pretty smoothly until Tom receives word that his father, Anthony Arsdale and his Aunt Caroline were coming to visit him at college. The worst of it was they were bringing along Sylvia Webster, the girl from home. After arranging a fake engagement between Babs Sanford and himself Tom then manages to load off Sylvia onto the class poet, A. Tennyson Murgatoyd. Peaches Carter, Oke's ball and chain, defi- nitely approves of the switch. Dean Marlow of the college invites Tom's Aunt Caroline to the masquerade dance and Sylvia is escorted by Alfred. Birdie Laverne, the cleaning woman, who after failing to break into pictures is united again with her one time boy friend, Chuck Mayo. Y f Editorial Sita l ., -vu 9..,,- ' xr' SEATED: Carolyn Carpenter, Willa Leydig, Connie Miller, Sonja Minnick, Shirley Evans, Florence Cook, Rosalee Campbell. BACK ROW: Gary Shaffer, Iohn Sager, Ianice Cauley, Colleen Shroyer, Raymond Browning, Charlotte Reed, Iay Bittner, George Cook, Larry Leyclig, Howard Soritchfield Mlverii iiig Staff of cr ar- BOTTOM ROW: Audrey Kline, Pearl Leyciig, Rosalec Campbell, Colleen Shroyer, Willa Leydig, Carol Winebrenner, Carolyn Carpenter. SECOND ROW: Charlotte Reed, Roger Delozier, Sonja Minnick, Iohn Sager, Shirley Evans, Faith Korns. TOP ROW: Gary Miller, jay Bittner, Edward Scritchfield, Raymond Browning, Larry Leydiq, William Fichtner, Connie Miller 42 -nf 4ff6 . Qi fgfmf t T , fi, i AV fi!F'XJ Fiiltiiite Hlonieinzailkeivs oi' America BOTTOM ROW: Ellen Haines, Lois Burkett, Norma Shroyer, Brenda Haines, Sharon Burkett, Donna Dennison, Anna Hosselrode, Miss White. SECOND ROW: Sandra Robertson, Kay Atwell, Autlrey Mine, Mary llutzoll, Carol Winelirennor, Thelma Loqtnlon, Norma Wilhelm, Dlann Miller. THIRD ROW: Marlene Kirchner, Sandra White, Pearl Leydig, Ioyce Shaffer, Rita Atwell, Dorothy Leydig, Mildred Scritchfield. TOP ROW: Linda Divelbiss, Mila Leydig, Bonnie Troutman, Sandra Lowery, Sonja Minnick, Faith Korns, Sharon Crawford, Betty Whitford 1 6 a f wr: Lilbrzauvititiis SEATED: Norma Logsdon, Carol Kipp, Mrs. Harcelrode, Norma Wilhelm, Sue Gorsuch. BACK: Kay Atwell, Kenneth Mason, Zolla Zeigler, Mae Belle Gaster, Dorothy Leyciio, Mildred Soritchficld, Annalee Le-yfiig 4133 Scouts BOTTOM ROW: Nancy Kerr, Ellzabeth Clues, Sara Bruner, Barbara Smith SECOND ROW- Kay Atvvell Pamela Krpp Cher 1 Mazer . . y Sue Gorsuch, Cheryl Conner. TOP ROW: Zclla Zelgler, Norma Loqsdon, Barbara Ahlburn, Carol lslpp I BOTTOM ROW: Clark Kinton, Ian Leonard, John Elder, Iames Iohnston, Harvey Zeigler, 'Terry Merkel. SECONDROW: Paul Manges, Charles Bush, Kenneth Mason, Iames Conner, Frank Morgan. THIRD ROW: Donley Loque, Stephen Stouffer, Bruce Ream, Kim Leonard, Charles Cook, Dennls Harbert. TOP ROW: Stanley Pfznsyl, John Topper, Barry Mc:Vicker, Robert Ream, Clark Logstlon Ca eizeria N ltliiiice Hel ers BOTTOM ROW: lean Boyer, Norma Shroyer, Mary Clites, Myrna Cook, Carol Coughlin, Terry Cannon. SECOND ROW: Sandra Robosson, Audrey Kline, Sheila Hyatt, Betty Larson, Mildred Smith, Norma Wilhelm. THIRD ROW: Rita Atwell, Martha Logsdon, Ioyoe Shaffer, Bruce Ream, Carol Kipp, Connie Hyde, Pearl Leydig. TOP ROW: Ioyce Cook, Harry Hosselrode, Faith Korns, Cloyd Hyatt, Craig Miller, Helen Burkett lMll0dBIPlUl Music Mzaisteirfs BOTTOM ROW: Carolyn Carpenter, Florence Cook, Colleen Shroyer, Zella Zeigler, Eleanor O'Reilly, Mr. Wagner. SECOND ROW: Kay Cook, Connie Miller, Norman Mason, Linda Minnick. TOP ROW: Robert Ream, Bernard Mazer, Roger Cook 45 Q... A R' Tl L... 'rl.1.. , . , . . -9 Surrurdlerit CGomu1,r1ur:ail BOTTOM ROW: Cheryl Miller, james Iohnston, lack Lonsdon, Eleanor O'Re1lly, Gary Harold, Sandra Rexrode, Mrs. Kipp. SECOND ROW: Doroth Y Lwydig, Donley Logue, Alice Shreyer, Linda Divelbiss, Reeve Wise, Kay Thomas, Carolyn Carpenter. TOP ROW: Faith Korns, Roger Cook, Edward Scritchfield, Edward Thompson, Leroy Deneen, Dale Crabtree Driver Educattlirrn BOTTOM ROW: Ninalee Shroyer, Mildred Scritchfield, Marsha Stallings, Nancy Moore, Frederick Diehl, Thelma Logsdon, Dorothy Leydig, Marlene Kirchner, Brenda Haines, Mr. Porter. SECOND ROW: Zella Zeigler, Paula Clapper, Bonnie Hyre, Reeve Wise, Eileen Larson, Connie llyde, Iudith White, Carol Ipgsdon. THIRD ROW: Mae Belle Gastor, Iohn McCoy, Cara Lee Hunt, Dale Crabtree, Wrnrfred Thompson, Clarence Deneen, Harry Hosselrode, Charles Kennell, Charles Cook. FOURTH ROW: Carol Rizer, Charles Smith, Iohn Holtz, Paul Clites, Roger Cook, Harvey Smith, Carl Grbbner, Sandra Lowery. TOP ROW: Victor Holler, Kendall Browning, Gerald Albright, George Resh, Donald Divelbiss, George Shaw, Reggie Minnick, Iames Arnold, George Cook sv ,f -um- Color Gruuzmmcl KNEELING: Myrna Cook, Cheryl Miller. SECOND ROW: Sondra Shaffer, Danle1SiVit5, Nancy Kerr, Ioyce Shaffer, Carol Kreigline, Mary Ann Starkey, Albert Bruck, Beverly Strutz. THIRD ROW: Mildred Smith, Iulie Shaffer. TOP ROW: Carreen Thomas 0 f' ,L Majoreluimzes -leanor O'Reilley, Sandra Rexrode, Linda Minnick, Colleen Shroyer, Paula Clappcr Vx T? -nn I 'Ui --1. -5, 'av- 'Fl RT BOTTOM ROW: Myrna Cook, Eleanor O'Rexlly, Colleen Shroyer, Paula Clapper, Sanora Ruxrocle, Cheryl Mlller. SECOND ROW: Sondra Shaffer, Mr. Wagner, Nancy Kerr, Lawrence Shaffer, Harvey Zelqler, Iames Conner, Paul Manql-fy, Brmnla Stuby, Ann Iohannesen, Iohn Elder, Ian Leonard, I..n.ia Mlnnlck, Beverly Sturtz. THIRD ROW: Damel Slvlts, Mary Starkey, Kay Arwr-ll, Ray llarbert, Pamela Klpp, Carol Logstion, Zvlla Zvlqler, Ronalll Shelrer, Florence Cook, Carolyn Carpenter, Ioyce Shaffer, Albert Brucla. l'OURl'll ROW: Carol Krelgllne, Connle Hyde, Carol Klpp, Charles doom, Norma Loqsllon, Dale Crabtree, Kim Leonard, Ianet Cook, Reeve Wlse, Kay Cook, Iullu Shaffer. TOP ROW: Mlldred Smlth, Clark Lolzstlon, Norman Mason, Larry Luydlg, John Topper, Bernard Mazer, Robert Ream, Stanley Pl-nsyl, Roger Cook, Carreen Thomas ' v ' V ,fl.f1. lllllelloelrltes Ianlce Cauley, Carolyn Carpenter, Carol Krpp, Roqcr Cook, plamst . ,Aft C Ill! E R LAIO 'knif e ' , ,,,, . 4 1 -, N QLW Sag +A ' , . . S 'N l Q gg ALIECANY HIGH t, l Sf-W1 -a .a -of U s - r..'.,-xz 48 enlor Band Ml lnbens M' Larry Leydig, Robert Ream, Bernard Mazer, Carolyn Carpenter, Norman Mason, Florence Cook, Colleen Shroyer. The Telrnpos 3.9.-,gy Larry Leydig, john Topper, Bernard Mazer, Roger Cook 'S' ' GllJltllIl'llllS BOTTOM ROW: Sandra Rexrode, Eleanor O'Reilly, Mary Lou Taylor, Carolyn Carpenter, Florence Cook, Nancy Moore, Marsha Stallings, Thelma Logscion, Mr, Wagner. SECOND ROW: Carole Loqsdon, Zella Zeiqler, Bonnie llyre, Paul Manges, Dale Crabtree, Kim Leonard, Colleen Shroyer, Paula Clapper, Willa Leydig. THIRD ROW: Kay Cook, Connie Hyde, Elleen Larson, Clark Logsdon, Roger Cook, Carol Kipp, Janice Cauley, Reeve Wise. TOP ROW: Shirley Evans, Carreen Thomas, Robert Ream, John Topper, John Holtz, Connie Miller, Linda Minnick. ABSENT: Doris Shirey, Jean Dwire Senior CllMlTl'llJlS Melfnhers Carolyn Carpenter, Colleen Shroyer, Shirley Evans, Robert Ream, Connie Miller, Willa Leydig, Florence Cook, Janice Cauley, Mr. Wagner C llllf K LAIU 5 x 3- .S: 0 ,gf 1 Vfluxx J if . 67-- rg, --W-NUMW., . ll 2 . Qrffaftf fq TS vu Dm Z 9 Gounty Champions - i068 Rockwood 60 HHS Meyersdale 45 HHS Meyersdale 63 HHS Northern Bedford 37 HHS Rcokwood 58 HHS Alumni 50 HHS Saxton 38 HHS Chestnut Ridge 37 HHS LaSalle 78 HHS Everett 49 HHS Mt. Savage 37 HHS Bedford 52 HHS i'County Games Williamsport 1 47 43 77 538' 40 55 59 58 43 56 58 47 73 M, RECORD LaSalle 74 HHS Oldtown 38 HHS Northern Bedford 36 HHS Somerset 61 HHS Everett 47 HHS Mt. Savage 49 HHS Bedford 42 HHS Oldtown 30 HHS Chestnut R. 42 HHS Saxton 70 HHS Bedford 36 HHS CWon Bedford Co. Championshipl - HHS 54 fDistrict Playoff, L-,..f eo 63 64 49 39+ 58 434 64 ear 584 419' For the second year in a row the female Homets of the 1957-'58 season pictured above had a successful season. In splitting 12 games the 2 year win-loss record became 14-10. Much credit can be given to the girls as competition came from Class A and B schools . Alumni Ursuline Frostburg Frosh Bruce Valley St. Marys Fort Hill Ursuline Bruce Valley St, Marys Fort Hill H O The Record 1957-'58 25 12 33 34 31 12 48 29 55 71 34 25 23 66 44 68 47 27 54 53 31 40 36 56 County Champions Baseball B l958 KNEELING:Iohn Sager, Royce Waltman, Ronald Ranker, Charles Twigg, Gary Lehman, James Miller, Iohn Willison. TOP ROW: Roger Cook, William Fichtner, Raymond Browning, Iohn Shaffer, Lloyd Holler, Kendall Browning, Kenneth Shoup Team Score Bedford 5 Hyndman Chestnut Ridge 1 Hyndman Everett 7 Hyndman Northern Bedford 3 'Hyndman Saxton 1 1 Hyndman Bedford 4 Hyndman Chestnut Ridge 1 Hyndman Everett 3 Hyndman Northern Bedford O Hyndman Saxton 6 Hyndman Won Bedford Co. Championship , jf, 'L N J ,ff:x ofa' fiwlfx' H Wi A -ax' f so '4 We B Qlkxf' - 4 '. X QQ 1' gif: ff: .va xg.x,,,,-'- 'iii - ' N Score 6 2 4 4 0 5 10 8 10 8 Results Won Won Lost Won Lost Won Won Won Won Won I I' IAMPIONS ' W W 1 Q areity Basketball KNEELING: Vohn Lehman, Robert Ream, Harvey Smith, Royce Waltman, Ray Taylor. BACK ROW: Kendall Browning Edward Kennell Raymond Browning, Coach McKinley, Edward Thompson, Edward Scritchfield, James Arnold M58-'59 Varsity Basketball Schedule Rockwood Mt. Savage Meyersdale Rockwood Alumni Oldtown Bedford LaSalle Saxton Northern Bedford Meyersdale Home Away Home Away Home Home Home Aw ay Aw ay Aw ay Away Everett Chestnut Ridge Bedford Saxton Somerset Oldtown Northern Bedford Everett Mt. Savage Chestnut Ridge LaSalle Home Home Away Home Away Away Home Away Home Away Home Baseball Squad BOTTOM ROW: Douglas Shaffer, Bruce Ream, Kim Leonard, Iames Miller, Vohn Lehman, Ray Taylor, Richard Shaffer. SECOND ROW: Clark Logsdon, Iohn Holtz, Roger Cook, Harvey Smith, Kenneth Shoup, William Fichtner, Paul Clites, Royce Waltman. TOP ROW: Kendall Browning, Edward Kennell, Raymond Browning, Barry Mcvicker, Edward Thompson, Iohn Topper, Jay Bittner cn 1 'W we Q X X -s X E A KD :grz4'2!!elsss-:kai S iff- 3 U A 11' ,, '07 4.1, Y? M , . of Werslty Club BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Benoit, Zella Zoiglcr, Janice Cauley, Reeve Wise, Paula Clapper, Sandra Rexrode, Mr. Mciiinlcy. SECOND ROW: Ray Taylor, Royce Walkman, John Saqer, Kenny Shoup, Jim Miller, Charlotte Reed. TOP ROW: Robert Ream, Edward Thompson, Raymond Browning, Edward Scritchileld, Willlam l'ic:hLnz:r Versliuy Cheerleaders, Janice Caulcy, Paula Clapper, Reeve Wlse, Zella Zelgler, Charlotte Reed 3 A -':Ai P : 1 M , X K 2 a fl f .'.. 1' X S ' Q ' J-. ff'-. fi Tr . . f . ,L K, 5' 'I 'Q 3 - Q i Q, 3 ' , I, ,. , x , h m i! Qa 5 lg. a t 5 NIJ In Y gl VVK: :I , Z M k-,, AEM A 1 K , fr: .EQ I. M iff' . ' A wi Quia X N, , ,I M K' 1 g K 5 - , . 0+ f M' -5,4 w g : f f 4 Q 2, A I A V ' gg 'E Al-'MQ an 'f , If L if - ,235 354:11 ig. 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SECOND ROW: Iimmy Iohnson, Dale Ringler, Victor Logsdon, Lynwood Christner, Leroy Deneen, Darris Merkel, Telford Hyatt, Charles Bush, Terry Merkel. THIRD ROW? William Scritchfield, Iohn Snyder, Roger Smeak, Thomas Pfeiffer, Iohn Scritchfield, Larry Browning, Ioe Dewire, Clark Kinton. TOP ROW: Gary Harold, Kenneth Diehl, Robert Fichtner, Lee Smith, Carl Gibbner, Donley Logue, Stephen Stouffer, Albert Brook rlliinior High C eerleaders Sharon Schilling, Lana Turner, Ioyce Shatter, Carol Coughlin, Nancy Burkett 59 Boosters LINDA' BRUNER C ON NIE MILLER IOYCE BRUNER PEARL 6. ROGER ELLY 61 BUD CAROL SI IOHN HELEN 6. BOB SONIA MINNICK MYRTLE BARCLAY MARVA 6. DONALD DEBBIE DIVELBISS MR. GMRS. PAUL WISE MR. LS MRS. MERLE KORNS IOHN DENEEN IOHN MCOOY FAITH KORNS KAY THOMAS AUDRLY RLINE SANDRA WHITE WILLA 5 GARY BARRY SHEILA HYATT PAULA DICK SHAPFER MYRA EVANS RIAT 5. LLOYD OHERYL BITTNER RICHARD HORNER COLLEEN SHROYER vmd BOARDMAN BONNIE TROUTMAN DOROTHY SHROYER DOROTHY LEYDIG MRS. 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CHARLES IOANN 61 WOODROW GERALD ALBRIGHT DAMON CARPENTER LONDA 61 DEBBIE C . B . COUGHENOUR MARY EMMA STUBY MR. 6: MRS. C. N. BEAL MR. 61 MRS. IAMES KORNS SMITH SERVICE STATION MR. ISI MRS. ALBERT BRUNER MR. 61 MRS. PAUL EVANS MR. 8. MRS. ROBT. MILLER MR. 8: MRS. ROBT. BRYANT MR. 5: MRS. ROBT. L. SHAFFER MR.6. MRS. WALTER R. LOGSDON ANDY'S DUNLOP TIRE CO. DR. AND MRS. GRANT FRANCIS RICHARDSON N. L. BARGER NARROWS ESSO MID'S DRESS SHOP BETTY THOMPSON MR. AND MRS. IAMES IONES PHILLIS KLINE FISHER HARDWARE EMMA PRINGLE SAMUEL SMITH DONNA SMITH PAUL KLOCHGETHER HARTMAN'S APPLIANCE HIRSCH MR. 61 MRS. WILLIAM SHEIRER CARL 61 BETTY CARPENTER 0 Q wx fskixii-..m-2. I f':'i-P 3 3 ' C5 Q Q Q -355: Q4 Q S. eb iz, 'ii . Q iii E 52 Where there's a Will there's always a relative. Connie to Willa: It's so annoying. She told me not to tell anyone and everyone I tell already heard it. Sharon C.: I have my husband eating out of my hand. Helen G.: Saves dishes, doesn't it? Browning: Why did the baby shoe leave home? Delozier: I don't know. Browning: Because the father was a loafer and the mother was a sneaker. Flanagan: I failed in all my tests but Chemistry. Fichtner: How come you didn't fail that, too? Flanagan: Because I don't take Chemistry. Mrs. Loughney: Wny was there so much darkness in the Dark Ages? Ken'Diehl: Because there were so many knights. Why did the little moron cut off his finger? So he could-write shorthand. Mrs. C. : No, don't get me anything expensive for my birthday. I'd rather have something you made yourself. Mr. C.: Such as what? Mrs. C.: Money. Many a blind date has opened a man's eyes. I'm not in the habit of forgetting faces, but in your case I will make an exception. When I'm right no one remembers. When I'm wrong no one forgets. Sue's date sent her an orchid. The card read: With all my love and most of my money. Jim. Daffy-nitions A fish net: A bunch of holes tied together with string. A nail: A thing a man aims at while hammering his finger. Generally: The head of the Confederate Army. Modern Art: Oodles of Doodles. Cold War: Snowball battle. File: A place where everything is filed alphabetically and lost systemati- cally. Ice cube: A real cool square. Paratrooper:A person who climbs down a tree that he never climbed up. He was never one to walk away from a fight--especially if he could run. Miriam: Why does the little duck walk softly? Verona: Because the little duck can't walk hardly. Mr. Miller: This examination will be conducted on the honor system. Please take seats three apart and in alternate rows. Did you hear the sad story of the two red corpuscles who loved in vein? Reeve W.: What model truck does your father have? Carol K. : It's no model, it's a horrible example. A dumb girl is a dope. A dope is a drug. Doctors give drugs to relieve pain. So a dumb girl is just what the doctor ordered. High heels were invented by a girl who was kissed good night on the forehead Real Estate Man: Would you like to see a model home? Don Wagner: I'd be most glad to. What time does she quit work? Judge: How could you steal from your own Grandmother? Youth: It was simple. I just waited until she was asleep. Doctor T.: How is the patient who swallowed the half dollar? Nurse A.: No change yet, Doctor. Florence: l'll have you know I don't go out with perfect strangers. Iuggy: Calm yourself. I'm not perfect. Dinner Guest: Will you pass the nuts, Professor? Absent-minded Prof: I suppose so, but they should flunk. Mr. Foster: Norman, what are nitrates? Norman: They're cheaper than day rates. Mrs. Eskimo: You look terrible this morning, what's wrong? Mr. E.: I'm a nervous wreck. Those crazy dogs must have barked two months last night. These Doubtful Don'ts My parents told me not to smokey I don't, Nor listen to a naughty joke: I don't , They told me it was wrong to wink At handsome men, or even think About intoxicating drink: I don't, To dance or flirt is very wrong: I don't, Wild girls chase men and wine and song: I don't, I kiss no men, not even one In fact I don't know how it's done You wouldn't think I have much fun ------ I DON'T. K . ,N x t , w 52525351- U V- 5 A ' erm. . 3 A it X .. sh A It Jr , V? g ' nh L E as H . 'IQK :., . Q ai . A ,, Zllu , X V If f, Q .. 3 Lhyihl J I , ' Vb, A A J 1 Q 1 i , 5 5 3' i i f Mystery Photo The above enlargement was declared the winner in the snapshot drive. The Editorial Staff of the HORNET will present on verification of identity a free copy of the yearbook. . A ,Q .W ,. 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