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

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KENNETH RAYMOND SISK Industrial Arts Fleet-footed athlete . . . short in stature with devilish ways. Activities: Class play, Varsity Club, Baseball, Basketball, Stage Crew. BRENDA STUBY RINGLER Commercial Tied to one man . . . attractive brunette . . . nimble-fingered typist. Activities: Class officer, Office helper, Band, Chorus, Flash Staff Teacher's Secretary, Yearbook Typist, National Honor Society. CLASS FLOWER: MARY ANN STARKEY Commercial Seemingly silent . . . blushes easily . . . one-man-minded. Activities: Senior Class Secretary Student Council, Office helper, Majorette, Chorus, Librarian, Yearbook Typist, National Honor Society. BETTY ANN WHITFORD Commercial Works hard . . . big-hearted . . . tinkers with autos. Activities: Class play, F.l-LA., Flash Staff, Yearbook Typist. 19

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ROBERT HARVEY RANKER Industrial Arts Shutter apprentice . . . indifferent to schoolwork . . . dubbed Beanie. Activities: Stage crew, Yearbook Photographer. JOYCE ELAINE SHAFFER Commercial lnstigator of laughs . . . continuous chatter . . . Student Council big w1g. Activities: Class play, Student Council, Band, Chorus, Office assistant, Librarian, Cheerleader, Flash Staff, Yearbook Typist, Teacher's Secretary, National Honor Society. SANDRA KAY ROBERTSON Academic Bubbling . . . candid . . . swings a mean hoof. Activities: Class plays, Student Council, Librarian, Yearbook Staff CARL DEWEY SHAFFER Industrial Arts Insatiable urge for stock cars . . . has a yen for speed. Activities: Yearbook Layout, Stage crew. IU LIE ANN SHAFFER Commercial Likes art to the fullest . . . nice to know . . . a smile for everyone. Activities: Class officer, Band,' Chorus, Cheerleader, Flash Staff, Yearbook Staff, Art Assoc., Stu- dent Council, Varsity Club. 18

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CLASS HISTORY As Freshmen, we entered Hyndman-Londonderry High School in September, l959, with 58 members on our roll. With 51338 . 79 in our treasury, we started a year of vari- ous activities, including a bake sale, swimming party, and a project of selling sta- tionery. Officers for the Freshman year were: Kenneth Mason, President, Julie Shaffer, Vice-President, Lois Burkett, Treasurer, and Brenda Stuby, Secretary. Our sponsors were Mr. Porter and Mr. McKinley. We entered the Sophomore year with 55152.00 in our treasury and 57 members in our class. The arrival of our class rings caused much excitement. A soup sale helped our treasury grow to 521372. Kenneth Mason, President, julie Shaffer, Vice-President Dick Lowery, Treasurer, and Anna Kay Whitehair, Secretary. Our sponsors were Miss White and Mrs. Harclerode. We entered our junior year with more than S237 in the treasury. As juniors we pre- sented our CLASS PLAY entitled TOO SWEET FOR SIXTEEN, which was a huge suc- cess. The Juniors feted the Seniors with a splendid all-night PROM, which carried out the theme SPRING FANTASY. Other activities included two dinners and the organi- zation and publication of our school newspaper, THE JUNIOR FLASH. Our class offi- cers were: Brenda Stuby, President, Kenneth Mason, Vice-President, Pamela Kipp, Secretary, and Mary Ann Starkey, Treasurer. Our sponsors were Mr. John Keller and Miss Shaffer. Our Senior year has proven to be a very busy one. With a total of 552340.94 in our treasury we are anticipating our NEW YORK TRIP this spring. We have many other things to look forward to . . . the prom, the YEARBOOK, BACCALAUREATE, and COMMENCEMENT. We received our SENIOR PICTURES from Cover Studio, and pre- sented our CLASS PLAY called NO BOYS ALLOWED. We were under the leadership of Kenneth Mason, President, Pamela Kipp, Vice-President, Mary Ann Starkey, Sec- retary, and Elizabeth Clites, Treasurer. With 29 members, we completed the Senior year. Our sponsors were Mr. McVicker and Mrs . Kipp. 20