James Buchanan High School - Citadel Yearbook (Mercersburg, PA)

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THECITADEL Al BP: A35 5 PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OFTHE IAMES BUCHANAN HIGH SCHOOL Mfkcfnssunsm. When you are old and gray and full of sleep, And nodding by the fire, take down this book. The school year at J many people can days of this year and and other memorable in their life-at high This year organization chanan and there was none peared the year before. now that it is accustomed to its grounds, and is a warm, friendly sending students from all walks mate goal of success in the outside -W. B. Yeats REWORD a resume of th 1955-56' High School. In it, ion and Mike Editor the by-gone fun, heart breaks occur only once at Bu- that ap- itself. ulti l ' onli' lg 1, JAMES BUCHANAN JOINT SCHOOL BOARD FIRST ROW: Dr. E. Guy Greenawalt, Mr. R. H. Gingrich, Mr. Otis Winters, Mr. Fred Phiel, Mr. Paul Reeder, Mrs. Daniel Heefner, Mr. Chauncey Depuy, Mr. J. C. Hege. SECOND ROW: Mr. Kenneth Flagle, Mr. Frank Henneberger, Mr. J. Wilbur Stoner, Mr. J. LeRoy Hoke, Mr. Omar Hollinger, Rev. J. D. E. Turner, Mr. Paul Himes, Mr. J. C. Funk, Mr. So1omonKeefer, Mr. James Suffecool, Mr. Michael Cook QABSENT FROM PICTUREJ. 4 SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL E. GUY GREENAWALT Franklin and Marshall College A B Pe PRINCIPAL RICVHARD H. GINGRICH QQLJMC V H Franklin and Marshall College A B Teachers' College, Columbra Um versity, M. A. 6 i 5 W Q 5 f, Pu M Q .ffff ' f,,.,4f!V 'fi , , . f f 'r ' ffo' .'4 4 ,o',',v -1 f', 1 ' 1 .' f 3 4 '. -, - g,,- Tx E xx ',' 1 'f ,' 1 4 4 CIE 111 Q ,X ' ,X X X :X hx.. Y AX . .. , -, '. - x - .Q . x x-x 1 X Q . S X X . x x V . XXX NX '.',',s . .,s,-x... -. - A - 19 'xxx ,X gs. -sk' .,g..:f5y:55,:. ' ' - - 0-' jg , V ,T - .3 1 Um., ,FA I. II II I. .g, M Irv N l 'a EJ ff if I ,tl I, g I HARRY E. BENEDICK, IR. Lebanon Valley Co11ege - Mathem ' s c' new I ww , PAUL w. CROUCH S Shippensburg S. T. C. ,' a S. Pennsylvania Sygtijfhln epsity, M. Ed. French, Phys. M ' vlftry, Science C y f X JACOB L. BRAKE Susquehanna University, A. B. Mathematics EUGENE DAVIS Shippensburg S T C B. S Social Studies NANCY D. BYRON West Chester S. T. C. , B. S. Physical Education e'gfE'Q52'x 9 A' GREGG P. DAVIS Shippensburg S. T. C. , B. S Social Studies x R HAZEL DEAVER Chambersburg School of Business Secretary MARK A. GIVLER Pennsylvania State University, B.A. Social Studies - English ANNA C. GIBBONEY, R. N. University of Pennsylvania Shippensburg S. T. C. , B. S. JESSIE N. GORDY Wilson College, A. B. Latin - English JOHN K. GINGRICH Pennsylvania State University, B.S. University of Illinois, M. Ed. Industrial Arts JAMES A. HOCH West Chester S. T. C. , B . Pennsylvania State Un' rsity, M. A Physical Educat'on 9 CLARENCE W. HUNSBERGE Shippensburg S. T. C. Mathematics, History Sl' Q WAYNE L. MOWERY Lebanon Valley College, B. S. University of Pennsylvania, M. S Music JOHN JOHNSTON Pennsylvania State University, B.S. Vocational Agriculture MICHAEL MORAN New York University, B. S. ,. M.A Health f-K I t JOAN McCULlDH Wilson College, A.B. English LAWRENCE NEWMAN Shippensburg S. T. C. , B. S. Western Maryland College, M. S. Guidawounselor GRACE OMMERT Cafeteria Man MJ... ANNA E. SHEELY Shippensburg S. T. C. , B. S. Commercial A HAZEL K. PFLUEGER University of Washington, A.B. Mathematics Science Ng.5f Q,,f was esp Shippensburg, B. S. Social Studies - English LAWRENCE PRZEKOP Keystone Jr. College, A.B. of Arts Pennsylvania State University, B. S. General Science - Geography MINERVA SIXEAS Shippensburg S. T. C. , B. S. English - History ANNA M. SMITH University of New York, B. S. Temple University, M.S. Ed. Wi LVIN B STENGER Shlppensburg S. T. C. , B. S. Commercial DONALD SMITH Bloomsburg S.T.C. , B. S. Biology Advanced Science I qi' My JOHN L. STUMBAUGH, IR. Shippensburg S. T. C. , B. S. Social Studies EARL SMITH Shippensburg S. T. C. Arithmetic - Geography Qui wyvkwgwm X2 L I HOWARD J. TEYSSIER Slippery Rock S.T. C. , B.S. . I J 1i M hematiCS MARY TREIBER Bob Jones University Lebanon Valley College, B. S. M ' 4 ' of e X Y USICAUVL,-L X ESTELLA WHITMORE Shippensburg S. T. C., B. S. Pennsylvania State University Gettysburg College Geography CAREY E. VASEY Lycoming College, B. S. Temple University Science, Health . DOROTHY WILSON , Edinboro S.T.C. , B.S. E K Art BEULAH WHITMORE Shippensburg S. T. C. , B. S, Pennsylvania State University language Arts RUTH WILSON Indiana S.T. C. , B. S. Home Economics 13 Q, fy 1 -gifts, ' j7f'f047'4f4iT' '- - '!,' ..'f!.'37, ffg...Jf..z..7. C O ... 14.W4 i M. A, Librarian Language Arts ANNA K. WINGER Juniata College, A.B. Drexel Institute of Technology, HELEN ZIMMERMA N Secretary PAUL E. YEAGER Shippensburg S. T. C. , B. S. MILDRED MYERS Messiah College, A.B. Greenville, Pa. I4 , L.. C 22z.-214, 'f' .,... F Q .. :E Y i .ff ,I Q fx NU, L HI 1 D x xx x YB x -. w mx x xxxux X ,Rx uqk WHY '- Al' I . if ,. . W A .-1:-:-: ,. f ' . ..-:f:-:-::-:-: :-:fwx-:-'. -::-:-::.:4S4:-,':c-::-:-2:-::-:.::Q-1:-:fn:4::4:-::A:.::6-q :-.-mx-1:-: - .'::-:-::-:-fm:-:,:.::, -:-:.::4:-rw:-::-:em:4::':-1.-. .-1:-:e:.:ap:e:,:r-Sm9-m:-::-:,fe:-1:-:fr-:4::A:-s-mba:-:-.Q. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President, Howard Meyersg Vice-President, Mike Millerg Secretary, Shirley Yeager Treasurer, Floyd Myers. 16 DORIS MAE BIVENS Bivens Pals with Benedick and Bowers. . . first one to the cafeteria. . .for- ever talking. . . hails from the Gap Tri-H1-Y 2-3-4. Basketball 2-3-44 Student Council 2-3-4g Yearbook Staff 4. GLADYS LOUISE AMSLEY Glady Cute.. .friendly to everyone. . . jolly as O1d King Cole . . . a big flirt. . .don't forget to take those cinnamon buns out before going to bed??? Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-45 Dramatics Club 2g Yearbook Staff 45 Future Nurses Club 3-4. SUSAN A. BLATTENBERGER Sue Honor Roll Material. . .quite a giggler. . .drag with the teachers . . . industrious Band and Chorus 2-3-49 Student Council 2-3-4g Nurses Club 3-4 Newspaper Staff 2-3. NANCY LEE BENEDICK Benny One of the roving kind.. . friendly . . . likes Green Plymouth. . . Giggles with Bivens and Bowers. . .Ohl Bite'me will you. Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-45 Buchanan Chorus 2-35 Commercial Club 3-4: Yearbook Staff 4. 17 Q NANCY LEE BOWERS Nancy Girl fisherman. . . pretty and neat . . . no interest in opposite sex. . . hails from Welsh Run. Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-45 Girls Chorus 2-35 Nurses Club 3-45 Dra- matics Club 3-4. NANCY FAYE CLINE Cline Quiet, until you know her. . . flair for clothes. . . that yellow and black Ford. . .white streak in hair is natural. Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-45 Girls Chorus 3-45 Yearbook Staff 45 Library Club 4. MARY JOYCE DULEBOHN Du1ey Short and Cute. . . agreeable. . . switchboard operator. . . consider- ate. . . Oh, Idon't carel Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-45 Library Club 45 Girls Chorus 3-45 Yearbook Staff BILLY LEE ECKSTINE Bil1 Short. . . cute and bashful to a certain extent. . . has a certain interest in Dover. . . one of the F. F. A. boys. . . good classmate. F. F.A. 2-3-45 Yearbook Staff 4 Buchanan Chorus 25 Motion Picture Projection Squad 3. 18 JAMES N. FAITH uhm.. Friendly. . . has a smile for every- one. . . Mr. Johnston's errand boy. . seems to enjoy boy-rider. . . a cer- tain interest in Clearspring. Buchanan Chorus 2-3-45 Boys Chorus 2g F.F.A. 2-35 Yearbook Staff 4. ROBERT LESTER ERFORD Bob Good athlete. . . friendly. . .likes to tease the girls. . . drag with the teachers. . . one of F. F. A. boys. . . usually seen driving his Plymouth around Lemasters. F.F.A. 2-3-4g Soccer 3-4g Base- ball 2-3-4g Dramatics 3-4. M. LORRAINE FINAFROCK ll Peroxide hair. . . cowgirl. . . one of Mrs. Byron's stars. . . freckles . . . got a stick of gum? Basketball I-2-3-45 Hockey 4 Yearbook Staff 43 Tri-Hi-Y 2 3 4 SANDRA ELAINE ERNST Ernst The office worker. . .intelligent . . . drives to Irwin on Sundays. . . Chatter all the time. . . The way I see it Mr. Davis. Newspaper I-2-3-4g Chorus I-2-3-4g Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4g Year- book Staff 4. 19 nj-oseyu IOHN FREDERICKFRITZ Fritz The athlete. . .anything to get at- tention. . . enjoys teasing girls. . . no intention of settling down. . . What room is John's ring in today? Soccer 2-3-4: Dramatics 2-3-45 Baseball Ig Hi-Y 3-4. 4, 9,103 15 , f ,.,., .lf ,J I RICHARD PAIGE HAWBAKER Dick Outspoken. . . blushing type. . . par- ticular about his hair. . .has his eye on a certain senior. Hi-Y 2-3-45 Projection Squad 3: Commercial Club 3. IOSEPHINE IOA NNE FRITZ Jolly. . . smile for everyone. . . dieting. . .goes to Hancock on Saturday nights. Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-43 Girls' Chorus 2-3-4g Yearbook Staff 4g Library Club 4. '.ll , ,, Alf' ' .rf JAMES EDWARD HAYES Jamie Quiet. . . class poet. . . the walking dictionary. . . doesn't like the op- posite sex Qso he saysl.. . Mr. Crouch's number one problem. . . look out Welsh Run. Hi-Y 3-45 Dramatics Club 3g Safety Patrol 2. l . .A . 44. n If ,- f !-f3,' r if .444 1 .aw 4,1436 4 5, ,I lyww DORN B. HORNBA KER Bozo The athletic type. . .lady killer . . . drag with teachers. . . seen in a Ford. . .roving kind. F.F.A. 2-3-45 Baseball 2-45 Soccer 2-3-45 Hi-Y 2-3-4. ANNA MARIE HEGE Strawberry Eddie Fisher's great fan. . . Can't find a boy to please her. . . giggle box. . . usually seen with Stuffie. Band 2-3-45 FHA 2-3-45 Dra- matics 3-45 Tri-Hi-Y 3-4. JULIET MAE JOHNSTON Julie Blushes easily. . . has a special interest in the Navy??. . . gives you an answer whether she knows it or not. . .Where is Char1ey?. . . Daddy, it's not my fault. Band 2-3-45 Nurses Club 3-45 Chorus 2-45 Basketball 3-4. LYNN ALFRED HEINBAUGH I-Ieinie Mabelline. . . comic. . .Everybody's pal. . . Gettysburg, here I comel. . . Says the wrong thing at the wrong time. Hi-Y 2-3-45 Dramatics Club 35 Chorus 45 Track 2. 21 LEE W. KEEFER Moody Flirtatious. . . likes Waynesboro. . . good tenor. . . Come on, 1et's go . . . real cool dancer. Track 2-3-43 Chorus 2-3-4g Hi-Y 2-3-45 Yearbook Staff 4. PATRICIA LEE LANE Pat One that never agrees with Mr. Givler. . .one of the jitter bugs of the senior class. . .loves to argue. Newspaper Staff 2-3-45 Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4g Buchanan Chorus 4g Forensics 2-3-4. SHARON IDVETTA KEYSER Sharon Friend to all, at times. . .one of Iack's special girls. . . temper. . . has definite ideas. . . Oh Myl Cheerleader 2-3-45 Student Council 2-3-4: Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-45 Yearbook Staff 4. LOIS MARLENE LESHER Pee Wee Friendly smile for all. . . loves those country square dances. . . pint size tease. . . Honor roll stu- dent. . . pals around with Shirley. F. H. A. 2-3-4g Newspaper 2-3-4g Library 2-3-4g Safety Patrol 2-3-4 22 NANCY ELIZABETH MCLAUGHLIN Nancy Neat. . . quiet. . .to Nancy the opposite sex doesn't exist... tem- peramental. . . a neat dresser. an Chorus 2. wx NM Am JO-ELLEN LUSHBAUGH .. Jo.. Tall. . . has a D. A. . .already has her mate. . . cheerleader. . . yen for straight skirts. Cheerleader 4: Chorus 2-3g Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-45 Yearbook Staff 4. PAUL R. MELLOTT Oscar Amiable. . .brown curly hair. . . drives a '48 Chevy. . . Where are we at, Miss Shee1y? Projection Squad 33 Yearbook Staff 4g Safety Patrol 35 Com- mercial Club 3-4. JACQULYN LYNCH Midgie Clown. . . dislikes school. . . mis- chievous. . . hillbilly enthusiast . . . petite. . .likes blue Dodges. Buchanan Chorus 3g Girls Chorus 2-33 Tri-Hi-Y 2-3g Basketball 2. 2.3 J. HOWARD MEYERS Howard Blushes easily. . . a favorite among the girls. . .and oh, those dimples?2? Enjoys driving his 54 Chevy around Chambersburg. . .We won- der why?? . . .loves hillbilly music . . . trys hard to look innocent. President 3-4g Basketball 2-3-4g Student Council 3-49 Chorus 3-4. DORIS IANE MOA TS Moatsie Five foot two, eyes of blue. forever feuding with Junior. writes letters. . . hits a mean volly ball. Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-45 Girls Chorus 3-4g Library Club 4g Yearbook Staff 4. MICHEL F. MILLER !lMikell Walking joke book. . .drives a bucket of bolts. . . Mr. Davis's problem child. . . optimist. Yearbook Staff 45 Student Council 43 Hi-Y Officer 43 Class Officer 4. DONNA RAE DEANNA MOWEN Donna Friendly. . . has a temper. . . stud ious. . . honor roll student. Texas, here 1 come. . . her favorite food- chicken. Nurses Club 3-41 Buchanan Chorus 3-4g Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-43 Yearbook Staff 4. 24 WA Ii MW! I, ,wk WM M4 6 1 1 MAJ V - 1 C! EDGAR R. OVERCASH, JR. uhlnieu Neat dresser. . . Frank Sinatra fan . . . hangs out at Jack's. . . Dig that crazy haircut! Yearbook Staff 4g Commercial Club 3-4g Intramurals 2-3-4. 7 f FLOYD EUGENE MYERS Floyd Studious a teacher's dream comef, 4 f -'f ,in true always willing to help X 'N Peolllel. . .has an interest in farm- ak V gb fd ef 'f X 4' ' ' ' V 'F!'V ,f'1JC,f', s. ffm ing and a certain senior. ji ff 41,4 Dgf- F. F, A. 2-3-43 student Council , fy 4 y , M 2-3g Safety Patrol 2-3g Dra- ' matics Club 3-4. ,VDL X if YI BETTY RAE PALMER Betty Natural curly hair. . . quiet. . . studious. . . friendly. . . fast typist . . . usually stays home. Chorus 2-3-43 Student Council 3-45 Dramatics Club 3g Nurses Club 4. JOHN H. MYERS, JR. John Likes to argue. . . a problem to most of the teachers. . . enjoys teasing girls. What time did you get home last night, John?? Loves to miss school. Basketball 2-3-49 Chorus 2-3-4g Dramatics 2-3-4g Soccer 3. 25 wdbkw ONEDA SOPHIA PAYLOR Neda Well liked by all. . . Dick is her man. . . blushes easily. . . good sense of humor. . . beautiful brown eyes. Tri-Hi-Y 2-45 Chorus 2g Year- book Staff 4. RODNEY I. RICI-IESSON .Roda Argumentive. . . loves to tease. . . likes to sleep. . . movie-goer. . . this darn typewriter. Yearbook Staff 45 Commercial Club 3-4g Intramurals 2-3-4. CARLTON EUGENE PHIEL Phie1 Enjoys being with people. . . a smart remark for everyone. . .look out for those rosy cheeks and black hair. . . certain interest in Waynesboro. F.F.A. I-2-3-43 Band 2-3. EVELYN L. ROLAND Evelyn Quiet and bashful. . . set on a cer- tain boy from Loudon. . . always found in a jolly mood. . . always seen with Barb. Tri-Hi-Y 3-4g Commercial Club 3-4g Girls' Chorus 2-3. lf ,LWWZNWXV ,riff fy' , f rl -pw 'J 1-S-X, FRANCES MAY SOLLENBERGER Fanny Quiet and quite bashful. . . pretends not to like boys, but we wonder??? gets along with everyone. . . loves to drive the Merry O1ds and wow the horn. F. H. A. 2g Library 45 Chorus 2g Tri-Hr-Y 4. ROBERT E. SHAFFER Cuddles Mathematician. . .works at the bowling alley. . . keeps a supply of gum. . .owns a Ford. Projection Squad 33 Yearbook Staff 4: Commercial Club 3-4. BARBARA ANN STAHL Barb Whiz in shorthand. . . comes from McConnel1sburg. . . intellectual . . . quiet and friendly. Senior Band 2-3-43 Yearbook Staff 4g Tri-Hi-Y BARBARA ANN ROTZ. Barb Cute. . .says there is no place like Fort Loudon. . .Where there's Barb there's is usually noise. . . says what she thinks. . . has lots of spunk. F.H.A. 2-3-45 Girls Chorus 2-33 Tri-Hi-Y 3-4g Dramatics Club 3'4- 27 'lily-1' W A-uf' Wy .J-U' pvfvfr yruwllf fb 'Ti' IA MES E. STONER Toad A comical remark for everyone. . . one of the guys. . .loves Beech-nut X, wif gum. W' UU sb ii if Hi-Y 2-3-45 Yearbook Staff 4g gf Photo Club 3-4g Commercial Club 3-4. CHARLOTTE LOUISE STUFF Stuffie A friend to all. . . always worth a laugh. . .looking for a millionaire . . . her interest in Chambersburg has us guessingrr Tri-Hi-Y 3-4g Chorus 2-3-4g Year- book Staff 4g Library Club 2. , Z ,AW ,Mi Q, 1 o of JM JOHN J. STOUFFER John The athlete. . .just me and my Chevy . . . travels route I6 a lot . . . good dresser. Band and Chorus 2-3-4g Forensics 2-3-4g Photo Club 3-4g Dra- matic Club 3-4. PATRICIA JEAN SWAILES Patty Friendly. . . hails from the great town of Cove Gap. . . Future nurse . . .loves music from a trombone by a certain senior boy. Tri-Hi-Y 3-4g Nurse Club 3-4: Library Club 2g Dramatics 2-3. 28 GERHARD DIETRICH TIETZ Herhard Hails from Germany. . . friendly. . . comes to everyone 's rescue in Phys- ics by knowing the right answers. . . big tease. . . Did you say a girl with green and yellow hair? Chorus 4: Hi-Y 45 Photography 45 Soccer 4. DOROTHY MAE SWEENY Dot Cute. . . has her eye set on a cer- tain senior boy. . .friend of all. . . one of the class clowns. Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-45 Girls' Chorus 3-45 Yearbook Staff 45 Dra- matics 3-4. JOHN G. WILLIAMS John Quiet. . . has the teachers wonder- ing. . .doesn't like to do his home- work. . . known as baby face. Hi-Y 45 F.F.A. 25 Projection Squad 3-45 Yearbook Staff 4. THELMA M. THOMAS Thomas Always singing with Dot and Josey . . . dislikes shorthand . . .giggler. . . fights with Rodney about hillbilly and jazz music. Chorus 3-4: Dramatics 35 Year- book 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4, 29 KWVJ 31 i IU- L1 ,cf fl 1-wx DONALD W. WILSON Don Artistic. . . quiet by nature. . . baby blue eyes. . . brainy. . . great fisher- man. Hi-Y 2-4: Intramurals 2-35 Stu- dent Council 2g Photo Club 4. SHIRLEY PAULINE YEAGER Blondie 5046420 Blue eyed blonde. . . blushes easily . . . future homemaker. . . where 34,44 W you see Shirley you see Lois. . . LJ ' liked by all, especially a certain f'1K.Qu: . , O ' f ?,M'! MQIGZOL -U4 'ljluf ,. 3 V! M it 7 ' A x f Civil! senior boy. F.H.A. 2-3-45 Class Secretary 2-43 Newspaper 2-3-4g Library Club 2-3. CHARLES EUGENE YEAGER Pard Remark for everyone. . .likes the opposite sex more than he lets on . . . our future farmer. . . blonde hair, blue eyes. F.F.A. 2-3-4, Projection Squad 2-3-45 Basketball 3-4g Secretary 3. GERALD F. YOUNG llJerrylU Neat. . .on the handsome side. . . has a good sense of humor. . . favorite subject, his '34 Plymouth . . . usually seen with John. Basketball 2-3-45 Hi- Yg Buchanan Chorus 3-4: Dramatics Club 3-4. 30 .Q CLASS PROPHECY We are extending to you an invitation to participate in an imaginary journey with us into the future. You will find yourself in the city of Mercersburg in the year Nineteen Hundred and Sixty-Six. The reason for this journey is a reunion of the class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Six. GLADYS AMSLEY HAWBAKER, NANCY BENEDICK, DORIS BIVENS, and THELMA THOMAS STOUF' FER are currently employed at the Stanley Company, and all are making the highest of wages. SUSAN BLATTENBERGER, PATRICIA SWAILES, JULIE JOHNSTON, and NANCY BOWERS have just received their diplomas from Nursing School and all plan to enter nursing this fall. NANCY CLINE STARTZMAN and JO-ELLEN LUSHBAUGH BIVENS are happily married housewives with lovely families. They both look well and happy and seem to be enjoying married life. MARY JOYCE DULEBOHN is chief operator of the Bell Telephone Company of Greencastle, Pa. BILL ECKSTINE is an inspector of steers for the Federal government, and he also visits the different sections of the country making various examinations of the herds. BOB ERFORD is participating in the Olympics, which are being held at the James Buchanan high school athletic field this fall. SANDRA ERNST is head secretary of James Buchanan Jr. -Sr. High School office, and is, by the way, replacing the retiring Miss Hazel Deaver, JAMES FAITH'S hobby of carpentering has brought him in a nice little nest egg this year. JOSEPHINE FRITZ is breaking all attendance records with her comedy performance at the Star theatre. DICK HAWBAKER is assistant manager of Frank's Super Market and is very happily married. JAMES HAYS is the minister of the Pentecostal Church in the Mercersburg area and is also happily married. MARIE HEGE was selected for the 1956 Oscar Award as the best comedienne of the year. LYNN HEINBAUGH has been keeping his customers smiling because of his good nature. DORN HORNBAKER, we find, is surrounded by a group of females in a far off corner. Dorn, we see, is wearing a uniform. This really catches the girls' eyes you knowl LEE KEEFER has just won the 1956 Mr. America contest for his weight lifting and overgrown muscles, SHARON KEYSER is a medical secretary for her husband, Dr. Clair Heinbaugh, and housewife and mother to her wonderful family. PATRICIA LANE has just opened a dancing school in Mercersburg, Pa. and the proceeds are already more than average. LOIS LESHER has received her diploma from the Hagerstown School of Nursing and is now continuing her practice at the Chambersburg Hospital. NANCY McLAUGHLIN'S horse, The Parnellian, has just won the Kentucky Derby. PAUL MELLOTT has run Bill Clark's barber shop out of business with his fantastic tales, HOWARD MEYERS, a very distinguished looking bachelor farmer, whose dairy products won him fame and fortune, is a likely prospect for any young lady. MIKE MILLER, the teachers' problem child, has just won the 1956 Academy Award for his r61l in the movie, Romeo and Juliet. CLASS PROPHECY DORIS MOATS has just today announced her engagement to a total stranger from the great land of California. DONNA RAE and LEE BUCKWALTER have just finished their 310,000 home in Upton, Pa. A house warming is planned, FLOYD MYERS has formed partnership with Howard for the production of wheat and oats on their newly purchased lands in Lemasters. JOHN MYERS, just returned from France, finds his book, How to Catch a Woman , a best seller. JUNIOR OVERCASH has just made a smash hit on his new record, Crying the Blues , with the help of his good friend Frank Sinatra, BETTY RAE PALMER has just finished her business course at Hagerstown Business School, and is now working in Dr. D0vey's office. ONEDA PAYLOR has been keeping herself quite busy since she opened her Beauty Salon in Mercers- burg, Pa. CARLTON PHEIL is doing his famous stunt driving at William's Grove speedway on May 30. RODNEY RICHESSON is TV's most exciting panelist on the quiz show, My Opinion . EVELYN ROLAND is a stenographer for the Fry Coal and Stone Company. BARBARA ROTZ has just won 325,000 in prizes for the baking contest sponsored by the Pillsbury Company. ROBERT SHAFFER, our navy admiral has just retired after fifteen years of heroic service and has now opened a bowling alley in New York City. BARBARA STAHL has just made Staff Sergeant in the U,S, Air Force and overseas plans are being made for her, JAMES STONER has just retired from the U. S, Army and another career is planned. FRANCES SOLLENBERGER may be bashful but this did not stop her, She received her diamond last night and a summer wedding is planned. JOHN STOUFFER has just taken Mr. Mowrey's place as music director at the James Buchanan High School. CHARLOTTE STUFF has just received her Master's Degree from college and her career as a psychol- ogist will begin soon. JOHN WILLIAMS is a man who has won his way up the ladder of success step by step from a farm hand to the owner of his own farm and several other farms. GERHARD TIETZ 'S career as an engineer has been very successful in Germany. DONALD WILSON'S trade experience at Landis Tool has given him a very good career in our indus- try of today. CHARLES YEAGER, the nation's leading impersonator, will give impressions of the class's cherished friends, their teachers. SHIRLEY YEAGER has just become president of the Stanley Co, in Chambersburg, Pa. GERALD YOUNG, the bashful glamor boy of our class, is still trying to break the hearts of those girls trying to catch him, MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST DRESSED John and Lois Junior and Nancy BEST LOOKING MOST POLITE Howard and Jo-Ellen Floyd and Lois BEST ATHLETES Bob and Lorraine Mike and Sharon 33 MOST POPULAR MOST STUDIOUS MOST MISCHIEVOUS Donna and Gerhard Jackie and Mike GIGGLERS MOST F LIRTATIOUS Iosephille and Lynn john and Sharon MOST BASHFUL Donnie and Frances 34 CU TEST Shirley and Howard fi ' 33 '- . Q . tw J O3 K 'Ei x x '3io'1 1 X J fs, . -B2 14- Q iff-7. K 3, 5 - ' ? v W.. ,,.-wr. 'Wf1v,...N ' fx - -jj FIRST ROW: Regina Passarge, Bonnie Zeger, Nancy Horrell, Ella Mae Bricker, Donna Faith Margaret Amsley, John Shelly. SECOND ROW: Sheryl Patter- son, Melvin Keyser, John Se- crist, Jerone Myers, Donald Whetstone, John Dulebohn, Richard Stouffer, Tim Rock- well, Julia Kauffman. FIRST ROW: Althea Faith, Jean Zimmerman, Shirley Robinson, Nancy Pittman, Eleanor Heck- man, Beverly Snyder, Elizabeth Zeger, Nancy Guyer, Phyllis Robinson, Joanne Benedict. SECOND ROW: Audrey Coble, Arlene Souders, Mazie Haw- baker, Constance Johnson, Vic- toria Burke, Ruth Anderson, Mary Paylor, Lois McCar1, Mary Louise Saylor, Ester Tay- lor, Sonya Vance, Louise Mc- Lucas, JoAnne Houser. THIRD ROW: Betty Hill, Lester Rotz Lawerence Whitmer, Sammy Shindle, Jay Smith, Ray Clark, larry Richesson, Pat Lushbaubh, Shirley Myers. IRST ROW: udrey Keefer, lary Louise Miller ay Sharar, msan Pine, oris Martin, :rtha Helfrick, lary Snider, arbara Grove, llen Hombaker. ECOND ROW: ztricia Weller, ze Musselman, :mald Hampton, 'illiam Swails, onald Stuff, arry Bricker, 'illiam Keefer, leatus Robinson, ,mes Robinson, ene Ha inbaugh, lward Zeger, oris Guyer. HIRD ROW: elbert Wingart, enneth Bamhart mald Myers, . C. Myers, :bert Shoemaker, illiam Souders enneth Fitz, vbert Grove, avid Shuman, :orge Spangler, ,verne Buckwa lter, chard Gehr. FIRST ROW: Loueda Cunningham, Alice Zeger, Jean Dovey, Leola Breckbill, Joyce Mellott, Phyllis Zimmerman, Sandra Hartman, Virginia Wade, Grace Thomas. SECOND ROW: Eleanor Whetstone, Beauice Niswander, Phillip Keefer, Russell Everetts, Richard Reeder, John Zimmerman, Harold Sites, Donley Nelson, Ann Whitmore, Mary Ellen McCu1loh, Anna Belle Snyder. FIRST ROW: Nancy Beatty, Patsy Fetterhoff, Patricia Bowers, Marie Myers, Eliza- beth Laye, Anna Mary Wolfe, Freda Weaver, Lois Keller, Betty Atherton. SECOND ROW: Janet Rouzer, Rose Faith, Carol Dorty, Gwendolyn McClurg, Janet Fitz, Mary Heinbaugh, Beverly Baer, Joan Stevens, Nancy Spidle. THIRD ROW: Carol Ann Mills, Norma Miller, Maxine Bishop, Ronald Weaver, Harry Bamhart, Nancy Witter, Jane Ryder, Mary Ann Barnhart. 9 FIRST ROW: Mildred Mellott, Nancy Rogers, Lovaleen Kenned Betty Kershner, Nancy Kahn, Doris McCar1, Janet Keefer I f Jean Robinson, Katherine Robin- ' P 1 son. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Swailes, Harold Angle, Robert Bricker, Donald Clevenger, Wayne Dayley, Charles Mull, Clair Fritz, John Voiland, Donald Stoner, James Pine, Bobby Witmer, Lindsay Ens- minger. :IRST ROW: Joyce Rhodes, Cathleen Pine, Lorraine Over- :ash, Roberta Keefer, Margaret iouders, Patricia Mellott, Freida tobinson, Mabe1Souders, Phyllis Velsh, Marian Rhodes. SECOND LOW: Roger Benedict, Richard lornbaker, Edwin Hawbaker, Jean Metcalfe, Robert Rhodes, Zurt Hamil, Ronnie Cowan, Lichard Rhodes, William Ger- art, Edward Shindle, John Zeefer. THIRD ROW: Floyd Iorty, Joe Pryor, Charles Musser, Jhn Finafrock, Daniel Stouffer, 'avid Meyers, Robert McCu1loh, ee Gayman, Jere Fries, Robert Bnnett, Gerald Clever. 1, . ,, . , 2 t. f . ' , ry ,ltl In xvxl S ML, tqbh ,. f,LL-5,53 32 I ', . ' X ' W ,1 X 3 .-sz. 2 , J n ab 'F of H fs, a .ffl M, f t Q S J , B R .rt R af' F' K -w y R - J xy Y , t, H .L it A A C - . - 'I . ' Ts: H 1 ' , 1 ' ' X A 3? ' . Q 2 , f l K 1 N 1 S A x , ., 'X i ,I I als A as K , - g f S , WX ,V N5 ,V I . vw' , Q, . VH. , 1, K Y ,V 1,1 -Z- sr W . , , ,sm .,- sr 59: 5 39 1. FIRST ROW: Joanne Robinson, Ruby Marland, Clara Betts, Robert Everetts, Shirley Moats, Joyce Wetzel, Barbara Cuff. SECOND ROW: Vaughn Hoover, James Sword, Frank Clevenger, Paul Cuff, John Fisher, Richard Hoffeditz, Norman Locke, James Bradley, Galen Overcash, Donald Fisher. THIRD ROW: John Stahl, Ronald Kahn, Paul Brind le, Myron Pine, Jay Stoner, Ronald Woodward David Carbaugh, Robert Meyers. YIRST ROW: Eleanor Webster, Delores Williams, Mable Jo vlyers, Jeanne Price, Jean Fry, 'atty Vandreau, Barbara Winters .inda Hoffeditz, Nancy Huber. FECOND ROW: Donald Sixeas, .inda Brant, Micheleen McNeal, 'anice Penn, Shirley Wolfe, Skip ihatzer, Philena Turner, Janet .emaster, Patsy Thomas, Gloria Criner, John Walker. 'IRST ROW: Tommy Wolfe, viyrtle Stahl, Carolyn Hoffman, lirginia Hendershott, Carol lowers, Betty Benedict, Sheryl Jelling, Loretta Burkholder, lobert Varden. SECOND ROW: lonald Keefer, David Zeger, Donald Bowers, Richard Bricker, Eddie Myers, larry Young, Carl 'oe, Tom Dulebohn. FIRST ROW: Joyce Suffecool, Shirley Layton, Shirley Keffer, Joan Arrnstrong, Margaret Miller Doris Riley, Jacquline Wible, Cindy Grosh. SECOND ROW: LaVonne Whitney, Janet Kieth, Doris Bingaman, Rosalie Binga- man, Katherine Myers, Kay Zeger, Melissa Wise, Helen Myers, Marlene Riley, Nancy Mellott, Patsy Creager. THIRD ROW: Glenn Witmer, David Grosh, David Overcash, Harry Myers, Larry McFadden, Gerald Mellott, Eugene Keefer, Marvin Robinson, Clyde Johnson, Joel Ott. FIRST ROW: Maxine Robinson, Darlene Clever, Mary Rogers, Charlotte Sanders, Jean Atherton, Reva Hose, Carol Ann Rotz, Christina Weller. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Peck, Doris Atherton, Helen Morganthaw, Lorraine Car- baugh, Betty Wolfe, Katherine Johnson, Thelma Docherty, Regina Keefer, Terry Higgens, Alma Rae Cline. THIRD ROW: Jerry Slaseman Dorothy Anderson, Katherine Fries, Betty Weaver, Helen Miller, Darlene Hill, Faye Metcalfe, Nancy Snyder Patsy Miller, Dennis Collegel P FIRST ROW: Darlene Carbaugh, Janet Martin, Margaret Mellott, Eunice Buchwalter, Ruth Burral, Delores Mellott, Nancy Angle, Jo Ann Fritz. SECOND ROW: Robert Zeger, Harmon Hawbaker, Kenneth Angle, Earl Clever, Richard Stuff, Janet Angle, Donald Gerhart, David Mowan, Robert Armstrong, Dean Walker, Carl Bryan. THIRD ROW: Robert Wolfe, Ted Funk, Roger Almen, William Fitz, Eddie Vance, lee Hill, Roy Johnston, Robert Mc- Fadden, Guy Fritz, Donald Nise- wander, Merle Starr. Fred Fritz. FIRST ROW: Richard Yeager lanet Musselman, Marilyn Barnhart, Patsy Devall, Ar- leen Clever, Gale Stone, Helen Clark, Paul Harnish. SECOND ROW: John Carbaugh, Paul Zeger, Marvin Overcash, Iames Timmons, Paul Angle, Merle Pine, John Walck, Mar- vin Bingaman, Norman Hege, Fhomas Kendle. THIRD ROW: Larry Hopkins, Glen Martin, Gene Yeager, Paul McLucas, Jack Kindle lalph Rubeck, Walter Brindle, Mel- rin Myers, Ronnie Funk, Jay Glass. FIRST ROW: Emily Snow, Bon- nie Gordon, Linda Rockwell, Susan Herschfeld, Phyllis Hen- dershott, Sarah Brake, Jo Ann Myers, Margaret Barnhart. SEC- OND ROW: Ia Farn Austin, Nancy Fisher, Guy Zimmerman, David Vance, Gerald Mellott, John Hel- frick, Daryl Mellott, Keruieth My- ers, Jo Ann Buterbaugh, Alverna Moreland, Daniel long. THIRD ROW: Wayne Hamil, Robert Nelling, Gene Stoner, Donald Maun, Eugene Hawbaker, Larry Ensminger, William Hawbaker Theodore Amsley, Henry Barthalow William Stoner. FIRST ROW: Jeanne Hollens- head, Nancy Krepela, Ardella Gossard, Patricia Clever, Mary Christy, Linda Zimmerman Sonjia Sharan, I.avonne'Haw- baker. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Myers, Carl Carbough, Lana Tar- ner, Barbara Grove, Janet Ryder, Judy Shindle, Edna Hamish, Le- anna Hornbaker, Dorothy Martin. THIRD ROW: Donald Vanderan, Leonard Dorty, Karl Hawbaker, Gilbert Johnson, Ray Anderson, Dale Keefer, Harold Hoffed itz, Paul Weller, Robert Sipes, Darl Cook, Otis Winters, Jr. FIRST ROW: Patricia Pittman, Janet Smith, Kathleen Faith, Dorcas Kaiser, Karen Hawbaker, Erma Keefer, Nancy Pryor, Lor- raine Pine. SECOND ROW: Cal vin Shoop, Louise Bartholow, Bonnie Malone, Evelyn Mellott, Cleone Clark, Carolina Brant, Betty McCul1oh, Shirley Shatzer, Io Ann Angle, Betty Gerhart, Nancy Wolfe, James Keith. THIRD ROW: Richard Hamil, Daniel Vanderau, larry Galla- gher, Homer Winters, Russell Kiaser, Joseph Finafrock, Ches- ter Grove, Kenneth Deshong, Randall Keefer. FIRST ROW: Kay Brant, Roberta Clever, Shirley Starliper, Con- nie Burke, Nancy McLucas, Roberta Gordon, Vivian Thomas Floe Fingaman. SECOND ROW: Donald Miller, Kenneth Pugh, Donna Duvall, Pat Sweeney, Carol Line Boner, Janet Mum- ert, Connie Ward, Brenda Clevenger, Lee Hege, Ken- neth Moats. THIRD ROW: Samuel Linns, Roger Ensminger, Boyd Straley, Charles Shaffer, Donald Pine, Robert Kindle, Dean Hawbaker, Mike Pine, Presten Car baugh. FIRST ROW: Gloria Frisby, Florence Talhalm, Mabel Guyer, Mary Betts, Geneva Breneman Doris Shives, Darlene Leab, Betty Sanders. SECOND ROW: Betty Straley, Audrey Pine, Walter Croyle, Daniel Sweeney, Ray Heckman, Richard Heinbaugh Patsy Fritz, Decile Starliper. THIRD ROW: Amos Carbaugh, Warren Miller, John Moats, Kenny Price, Sherle Smith, Mike Baker, Roy Heckman, Lester Park, Ted Leab. In Memory of RICHARD HEINBAUGH Died January I4 1956 ' Born September 29, 1940 FIRST ROW: Judith Hopkins, Diana Sheppard, Donna Shelly, Mary Kay Overcash, Karen Wingert, Noami Long, Linda Steiger, Marjorie Miller. SECOND ROW: Robert Miller, Terry Daley, Richard Nelson, Francis Stultz, Margaret Ander- son, Yvonne Hill, Mary Keefer, Ann Faust, Judith Faith, Eleanor Anderson, Althea Pittman, Ed- ward Hoch, Jr. THIRD ROW: Ronald Koontz, Stanley Sites, Michael Turney, James Met- calfe, Clair Sheffield, Ed- ward Bowling, Joseph Crouse, John Colestock, David Yundt, Dennis Hohman, Earl Shives. FIRST RO Hazel Dorty, Darlene Robinson, Joyce Fisher, Janet Bingaman, Shirley Glazier, Patsy Moats, Julia Garland. SECOND ROW: Eugene Deshong, Mary Smith, Mary Spangler, Marie Stevens, y Kriner, Verna Hornbaker W: Rhodena Dorty, shine , Doris Grove, Mary Ann Hawley, Linda Divelbliss, Edna Pittman, Harold Helfrick. THIRD ROW: David Zimmerman, Delon Robin- son, Terry Hopkins, John Rubeck, James Wolfe, Earl Mellott, Robert Hoffman, Donald Gorman, Jacob Kendall, Robert Bricker, David Himes, Richard Vandrall. FIRST ROW: Ruth Mellott, Sandra Robinson, Patricia Daley, Gundel Passarge, Delores Barh- doll, Phoebe Clever, Bonnie Riley, Hanna Passarge. SECOND ROW: Ronald Over, William Coble, Carolyn Lynch, Faye Pine, Janice Meyers, Kay Boggs, Nancy Yeager, Pauline McClan- thon, Doris Angle, Martin Miller Will Thomas, Earl McClanthan. THIRD ROW: Maynard Long, Richard Z.eger, John Thomas, Richard Mackey, Charles Angle, William Ernst, Galen Meyers, Daryl Walker, Richard. Deshong, Theodore Gailer, Harold Cleven- ger. FIRST ROW: Glenda Gallegar, Helen Mellott, Ruth Ann Haughbaugh, Carolyn Miller, Olive Fisher, Mary Miller, Sally Ann Robinson, Karen Price. SECOND ROW: Edward Clopper, Daryl Pine, David Mc- Lucas, Margaret Riley, Dorothy Everetts, Anna Burkett, Susan Hoffman, Audra Mamon, Helen Bricker, Hope Auld, Wilma Moats, Ronald College, Wayne Winters. THIRD ROW: Richard Secrist, Melvin Bryan, Henry Ryder Michael Meyers, James Hoffman, Larry Martin, Larry Bowers, Larry Hawbaker, Carl Stahl, Thomas Rhodes Carl Whetsel. FIRST ROW: Betty Smith, Dolly Pine, Helen Hummer, Marla Peck, Phyllis Lynch, Peggy Wat- son, Ruth Miller, Shirley Ann Fritz. SECOND ROW: Dallas Bricker, Ronald Kendall, Dale Myers, Janice Burall, Mildred McFadden, Ronald Thomas, Velma Fritz, Arvard Dayley, William Hornbaker, Robert Yeager. THIRD ROW: David Burall, Jack Daley, Paul Stahl, Vernon Kennedy, Stanley Zeger, Chester Mills, Nathan Martin, Carl Stuff, Leon Metcalfe, Donald Keefer, Eugene Hornbaker. FIRST ROW: Gladys Heck- man, Nancy Pine, Shirley Zeis, Della Mellott, Clara Leab, Vera Hege, Ruth Clever, Sarah Eichelberger. SECOND ROW: Albert Zeis, Dorcas Robinson, Barbara Long, Medoria Linn, Emma Jean Keith, Tevila Apple- bee, Norris Faith, Donald Plum, John McCu1loh, Charles Bivens. THIRD ROW: Paul Heck- man, Eugene Bowers, Raymond Bingaman, Douglas Frisby, Howard Zeis, Paul Musselman, Duane Mar tin, Nevin Fries, Kenneth Atherton Gary Yeager. ,Q- e'Q ,..-av You Name It Rocket 88 f - 'ee Arsenic and Old Lace t 3 Now Hear This Moments to Remember The Little Men The Great Pretenders Big Sister is Watching you NW X MQ 1 , X.x1 , K Ms fb, 5 av ,ffffff ff X ff f ff 5' J , N 5702 W mm Wyxwe X xxxxx A J ...fN CITADEL STAFF FIRST ROW: Shirley Yeager, Barbara Rotz, Bill Eckstine, Doris Moats, Mike Miller, Lois Lesher, Robert Erford, Donna Mowen, Charlotte Stuff, Jackie Lynch. SECOND ROW: Mr. Givler, Nancy Benedict, Nancy Bowers, Sandra Ernst, Sharon Keyser, Gladys Amsley, Julie Johnston, Jo-Ellen Lushbaugh, Betty Palmer, Dorothy Sweeney, Barbara Stahl, Lorraine Finafrock, Marie Hege, Nancy Cline, Doris Bivens, Thelma Thomas, Mary Joyce Dulebohn. THIRD ROW: Susan Blattenberger, Josephine Fritz, Rodney Richesson, Dom Hornbaker, Junior Overcash, John Fritz, Gerald Young, Lynn Heinbaugh, Paul Mellott, James Stoner Donnie Wilson, John Williams, Floyd Myers. CI-loward Meyers absent from picture.J Editor ...,, Assistant Editor . . Organization Editor Feature Editor . . Sports Editor . . Photography Editor Business Manager . Staff Secretary . . Citadel staff Officers 52 . Mike Miller . Lois Lesher Howard Meyers Charlotte Stuff . Robert Erford . Donna Mowen . Billy Eckstine . Doris Moats STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Kay Zeger, Betty Lee Benedick, Joan Buterbaugh, Patricia Swailes, Susan Blattenberger, Floyd Myers, Howard Meyers, Sonya Sharar, Joanne Benedict, Betty Gerhart, Jeannie Hollenshead, SECOND ROW: Mrs. Pfleauger, John Colestock, Ronald Koontz, Bonnie Zeger, Mazie Hawbaker, Sheryl Patterson, Julia Kauffman, Sharon Keyser, Janet Ryder, Doris Bivens, Regina Passarge, Nancy Huber, Janice Penn, Jean Fry, Guy Zimmerman, Joel Ott, Richard Nelson. THIRD ROW: Betty Palmer, Joyce Mellott, Russell Everetts Tim Rockwell, John Secrist, Gerhard Tietz, John Tietz, John Zimmerman, Robert Erford, Michael Miller, Nancy Horell, Beverly Baer. The Student Council of James Buchanan High School is the government body of the school made up of representatives from all classes. The duty of these students is to follow the will of the pupils which they represent. The Council has dances, parties, drives, and assemblies throughout the school year. The Council also acts upon any programs carried on by the student body, giving permission and aid for such programs. President . . . . Floyd Myers Vice-President . . . , Pat Swailes Secretary . , , Susie Blattenberger Treasurer . . . Howard Meyers 53 NEWSPAPER STAFF FIRST ROW: Marie l-lege, Russell Everetts, Joyce Mellott, Aaron Meyers, Lois Lesher, Pat Lane, Shirley Yeager, Laverne Buckwalter, SECOND ROW: Mr. Shuman, Shirley Wolfe, Philena Turner, Patricia Mellott, Jean Price, Nancy Huber, Jo Ellen Lushbaugh, Jim Hayes, Mary Ellen McCullough, Gloris Kuner Michaeleen McNeil, Linda Hofeditz, Regina Keefer, THIRD ROW: Judy Hopkins, Janet Keefer, Sandra Emst, Nancy Horrell, Dennis College, Ted Amsley, Charlotte Stuff, Doris Bivens, Judy Faith. The Buchanan News Review Staff has met with many problems, but under the excellent direction of Mr. Robert Shuman, it is becoming a better organized group. The staff members are receiving information on journalism and an improvement can be expected in the forth coming years. Newspaper Officers Editor . . . ...... . . Lois Lesher News Editor . . . . Aaron Myers Feature Editor , , . . Patricia Lane Sports Editors . . Russell Everetts Joyce Mellott Alumni Editor . . . . . Marie Hege Circulation Manager . . . . Shirley Yeager Advertisement Manager . . . Laverne Buckwalter Business Manager . . . . . Joanne Benedick 54 F. H. A. FIRST ROW: Ellen Hornbraker, Barbara Rotz, Shirley Yeager, Barbara Grove, Lois Lesher, Bertha Helfrick Marie Hege, Mary Louise Miller. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Wilson, Shirley Moats, Clara Betts, Phyllis Welsh Joyce Wetsel, Kathleen Pine, Kay Sharar, Mary Snyder. THIRD ROW: Nancy Guyer, Susan Pine, Marian Souders, Joyce Rhodes, Marian Rhodes, Frieda Robinson, Patsy Mellott, Lorraine Overcash. Our chapter has been very active in 1955- 56. One of the high- lights was the window exhibit Look Onc't What You Can Do winning first place at the Farm Show in Harrisburg. From our chapter this year Barbara Rotz served as third vice president of P.F.H.A. and Marie Hege served as Region B'.' Chairman. Initiation, Christmas programs, Farm Show activities, Degree Ceremony in the Central Presbyterian Church in Chambersburg, and the annual Mother and Daughter Banquet are other evidences of a suc- cessful year. F,H.A. Officers President . . . . Barbara Grove Historian . . . . Barbara Rotz Vice-President . . . .Shirley Yeager Chaplin. . . Mary Louise Miller Secretary . . .... Lois Lesher Song Leader . . , , Ellen Hornbaker Treasurer. . . . Bertha Helfrick Reporter .... . Marie Hege Advisor . . . . , . .Mrs. Betty Wilson 55 F. F. A. KNEELING: John Keefer, Robert Myers Jr. FIRST ROW: Gene Heinbaugh, Donald Fisher, Eddie Zeger, Billy Eckstine, Charles Yeager, Floyd Myers, Robert Erford, Robert Grove, Richard Gehr, William Gehr- hart, Larry Angle. SEOND ROW: Mr. John Johnston, Harmon Hawbaker, Robert Zeger Jr. , Vaughn Hoo- ver, Richard Hoffeditz, John Fisher, Jerry Fries, Lee Gayman, Daniel Stouffer, Carlton Pheil, Kenneth Fitz David Shuman, Ronald Funk, Fred Fritz, Robert Hoover, Paul Cuff, Ronnie Myers. THIRD ROW: Ronald Funk, Edward Vance, Melvin Meyers, Carl Bryan, Floyd Dorty, David Myers, Ronald Hampton,Donald Stuff, William Souders, Joe Pryor, Robert McFadden. Dorn Hombaker, Jay Stoner, Richard Stuff, Donald NiSewAnder, Dean Metclafe, Eddie Funk, Galen Overcash. The Future Farmers of America have been active this year. They have had three boys receive the Keystone Farmer Degreeg they were Billy Eckstine, Floyd Myers, and Gerald Carbaugh, a graduate of the 1954- 55 senior class. They have sponsored a seed drive and a Rat and Mouse Campaign. They have had a corn, pig, and chicken project for this year. They have also built a large variety of farm equipment in the Ag. Shop. President . . . . . Floyd Myers Reporter . . . Robert Grove Vice President . . . Charles Yeager Sentinel . . . . Eddie Zeger Secretary. . . . Robert Erford Chaplain . . . . . Richard Gehr Treasurer. . . Billy Eckstine Advisor . . Mr. John Johnston 56 SENIOR TRI -HI-Y FIRST ROW: Mary joyce Dulebohn, Sharon Keyser, Lorraine Finafrock, Susan Blattenberger, Pat Swailes, Doris Moats, Barbara Rotz, Barbara Stahl. SECOND ROW: Miss Sheely, Nancy Cline, Evelyn Roland, Thelma Thomas, Dorothy Sweeney, Donna Mowen, Nancy Benedict, Josephine Fritz, Pat Lane. THIRD ROW: Frances Sollenberger, Charlotte Stuff, Shirley Yeager, Betty Rae Palmer, Jo-Ellen Lushbaugh, Gladys Amsley, Nancy Bowers, Sandra Ernst, Doris Bivens. The Tri-Hi-Y was organized in 1948 and has sixty-five members in the Jr. 81 Sr. classes, The chief purpose of the club is Service. One of the main actions is to serve as ushers at school functions. Tri-Hi-Y Officers President. . . . .Patricia Swailes Secretary. . . . . . . . . Barbara Rotz Vice President . , Shirley Robinson Treasurer. . . . . . Mary Joyce Dulebohn Chaplain . . . . . . Victoria Burke 57 SENIOR HIGH-YCLUB FIRST ROW: Robert Shoemaker, John Williams, Gerald Young, John Stouffer, Michael Miller, Tim Rock well, Donald Wilson, Jim Hays. SECOND ROW: Mr. Davis, Harold Sites, Dick Hawbaker, Dorn Horn- baker, Robert Erford, John Fritz, John Secrist, John Dulebohn, Lynn l-leinbaugh. THIRD ROW: Delbert Wingerd, Donley Nelson, Russell Everetts, Harold Angle, George Spangler, John Finafrock, Robert Brick- er, Wayne Daley, Jim Stoner. The Purpose of a Hi-Y Club is: To create, maintain, and ex- tend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. The platform of the Hi-Y Club is composed of four points: Clean Speech, Clean Sportsmanship, Clean Scholarship and Clean Living. President. . . . .John Stouffer Secretary. . . . Jerry Young Vice President , , , ,Mike Miller Treasurer . . Tim Rockwell 58 AMES BUCHANAN HIGH SCHOOL BAND FIRST ROW: Joanne Benedick, Thomas Gift, Joan Houser, Janet Fitz, Marie l-lege, Bonnie Lou Gordon, Mike Baker, Michael Meyers, Kay Zeger, Carol Ann Mills, Harold Hoffeditz, Nancy Bishop. SECOND ROW: David Shuman, Constance Johnson, Samuel Shinde, Julia Johnston, Jane Keeler, Robert Myers, Edward Myers, Jerry Fries, Edward Zeger, Richard Bricker, Danny Stoufer, Carlton Pheil, Charles Mus- ser, Barbara Stahl, John Stahl, Eddie Shindle, Roger Alleman, Randall Keefer, Patty Mellott, Melissa Wise, Joyce Mellott, Mr. Mowrey. THIRD ROW: Richard Stouffer, John Zimmerman, Bonnie Zeger, Mary Ellen McCullough, Judy Shindle, Tommy Wolfe, Richard Reeder, Richard Hoffeditz, John Stouffer, Gilbert Johnson, Susie Blattenberger, Roger Benedict, Joel Ott, Otis Winters, Kenneth Myers, Donald Whetstone. MAJORETTES Norma Miller, Carol Dorty, Gwendelyn McClurg, Janet Lamasters, Karl Hawbaker, Phyllis Robinson, Janet Rouzer, Phyllis Robinson. 59 SENIOR HIGH NURSES CLUB is P SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Susan Blartenberger, Bonnie Zegar, Donna Rae Mowen, Patricia Swailes, Nancy Bowers, Regina Passarge. STANDING: Mrs. Gibboney, Phyllis Welsh, Mary Louise Miller, Julie Johnson, Gladys Amsley, Frieda Weaver, Betty Rae Palmer, Mrs. Sixeas. Senior Nurses Club President. . . . . Patricia Swailes Secretary. . . . Bonnie Zeger Vice-President . . Nancy Bowers Treasurer . , Donna Rae Mowen The activities of the Senior Nurses Club have encouraged the girls to become more interested in nursing. This club is under the guidance of Mrs. Minerva Sixeas and Mrs. Anna Gibbney, R.N. 60 LIBRARY CLUB -1 . 5 ' 3' FIRST ROW: Joe Finafrock, Harold Angle, Nancy Pryor, Melissa Wise, Mae Ann Bamhart, Barbara Win- ters, Doris Moats, Ella Mae Bricker, Danny Vanderau, SECOND ROW: Helen Miller, Betty Weaver, Carol Ann Mills, Patty Mellott, Frances Sollenberger, Lois Lesher, Edna Harnish, Ioan Ann Buterbaugh, La Fawn Austin, Arlene Souders, Joan Benedick, Mazie Hawbaker. THIRD ROW: Miss Winger, Shirley Shatzer, Karen Hawbaker, Patty Vanderau, Marian Rhodes, Freida Weaver, Josephine Fritz, Nancy Cline, Mary Joyce Dulebohn, Margaret Mellott, Nancy Snyder, Patsy Miller, Faye Metcalfe, Nancy Mellott, Patsy Creager, Vonny Whitney, Cindy Grosh. FOURTH ROW: Joyce Suffecool, Marlene Riley Betty Atherton, Nancy Beatty, Beverly Bair, Roberta Clever, Eleanor Webster, Jean Fry, Shirley Wolfe, Linda Brant, Doris Riley, Janet Kieth, Jeannie Price, Darlene Hill, Catherine Fries, Dorothy Anderson, Philena Tumer. ,...... . vi if ,rw 4 'few-uv JUNIOR- TRI -HI-Y FIRST ROW: Nancy Guyer, Nancy Pittman, Phyllis Robinson, Shirley Myers, Beverly Snyder, Audrey Coble, Bertha Helfrick, Ella Mae Bricker, Doris Martin. SECOND ROW: Miss Sheely, Ruth Anderson, Joan Houser, Sonya Vance, Pat Lushbaugh, Mazie Hawbaker, Bonnie Zeger, Kay Sharer, Joanne Bene- dict, Audrey Keefer, Regina Passarge, Donna Faith, Betty Hill, Elizabeth Zeger. THIRD ROW: Bar- bara Grove, Louise McLucas, Connie Johnson, Victoria Burker, Julia Kauffman, Sheryl Patterson, Lois McCarl, Arlene Souders, Mary Miller, Ellen Hornbaker. Q 12,5 xl: G' 7 '-9, Q' X' ff x x-X Q , X , X ' N J X Q ,lil 1, QF V! A X -I . , 4 lf! 62 DANCE BAND .M 5 d if I ,KW 1 . A My - Q X.,, . b M. Bass, Mr. Moweryg Piano, Joyce Mellottg Clarinet, Mr. Shumang Saxaphone, Janet Lamasterg Trumpets Edward Shindle, Danny Stouffer, Richard Bricker, Trombone, John Stouffer, Susie Blattenberger, Richard Hoffedirz, Joel Orr, QUINTET bb , John Cloestock, Joel Ott, Jerry Slaysman, Bobby Whitney, Gilbert Johnson. SENIOR BUCHANAN CHORUS of FIRST ROW: Joan Stevens, Norma Miller, Patsy Fetteroff, Beatrice Niswander, Carol Ann Mills, Nancy Bowers, Doris Bivens, Jean Dovey, Joyce Mellot, Phyllis Zimmerman, Leola Brichbill, Mary Ellen McCulloh, Mary Heinbaugh, Jane Ryder. SECOND ROW: Nancy Witter, Cheryl Patterson, Julia Kauffman, Sharon Keyser, Patricia Swailes, Donna Mow- en, Donna Faith, Bonnie Zegar, Betty Hill, Mary Louise Miller, Julie Johnston, Sandra Ernst, Margaret Amsley, Susan Blattenberger, Charlotte Stuff, Regina Passarge, THIRD ROW: Lois Ke1ler,Loweda Cunningham, Sandra Hartman, Grace Thomas, Maxine Bishop, Eleanor Whetston, Janet Rouser, Anna May Wolfe,Ann Witmer, Virginia Wade, Rose Marie Faith, Phyllis Robinson, Shirley Myers, Pat Lushbaugh, Victoria Burke, Pat Lane. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Spidle, Doris Jean Mc- Carl. Lois Jane McCarl, Phillip Keefer, Doanld Nelson, Harry Bamhart, Edward Zeger, Harold Sites, Norman Loche, John Stouffer, Gerald Young, Lynn Heinbaugh, Floyd Myers, John Myers, Howard Myers, Janet Fitz, Carol Dorty, Annabelle Snyder, Nancy Kahn, Alice Zeger. SEXTET Joyce Mellott, Phyllis Zimmerman, Loveda Cunningham, Annabelle Snyder, Nancy Kahn. 64 7ihAND 8th GIRlS'CHORUS X LZ' ' 3' -V Q1 Q i f- i , ,, HQ QMWYJ . , .9 '5 'mtl , ' is A Deannie Sheppard, LaVonne Hawbaker, Kay Overcash, Carolyn Benedict, Hazel Dorty, Darlene Robinson, Shirley Kriner, Hannah Passarge, Janet Bingaman, Alletha Pittman, Verna Hombaker, Jean Hollenshead, Judy Hopkins, Karen Wingert, SECOND ROW: Bonnie Hill, Ruthie Mellott, Linda Steiger, Edna Harnish, Carolyn Lynch, Dorothy Martin, Linda Bricker, Lona Tamer, Judy Shindle, Soyna Sharer, Sara Brake, Gundel Passarge, Joyce Fisher, Mary Keefer, Majorie Miller, Judy Faith, Marie Stevens, Miss Smith, THIRD ROW: Ann Faust, Joan Myers, Margaret Barnhart, LaVonne Austin, Phyllis Hendershott, Susan Hershfeld, Nancy Fisher, Barbara Grove, Ardella Gossard, Pat Sweeny, Connie Ward, Bonnie Goreen, Joan Butterbaugh, Robert Clever, Mary Spangler, Rhodina Dorty. 9THGRADECHORUS FIRST ROW: Linda Hoffeditz, Barbara Winters, Shirley Wolfe, Janet Lamasters, Jean Price, Carol Lee Bowers, Betty Lee Benedick, Gloria Kriner, Lauretta Burkholder, Micheleen McNeil. SECOND ROW: Miss Smith, Larry Hopkins, Gerald Slater, Delores Williams, Nancy Huber, Janice Penn, Virginia Hendershott, Carolyn Hoffman, Myrtle Stahl, Cheryl Lee Nelling, Mable Jo Myers, Rodger Amian, Robert Zeger. THIRD ROW: Ioel Ott, Tommy Wolfe, Donald Bowers, Paul McLucas, Robert Whittney, Edward Myers, Richard Bricker, Lee Hill, Roy Johnston, Larry Young. 65 SENIOR HIGH GIRLS CHORUS FIRST ROW: Anna Belle Synder, Nancy Kahn, Joan Stevens, Beverly Synder, Leola Breckbill, Joyce Mellot, Susan Blattenberger, Patricia Fetteroff, Loweda Cunningham, Lois Keller, Patricia Bowers, Carol Ann Mills, Phyllis Zimmerman. SECOND ROW: MissAnna Smith, Grace Thomas, Victoria Burke, Constance Johnson, Audrey Coble, Arlene Souders, Jane Ryder, Beatrice Nicewander, Janet Fitz, Mazie Hawbaker, Regina Passarge, Bonnie Zeger, Gwendolyn McClurg. Norma Miller, Rose Marie Faith, Janet Rouser. Patricia Swailes Doris Moats, Elizabeth Zeger. THIRD ROW: Mary Ellen McCul1oh, Eleanor Whetstone, Carol Dorty, Mary Heinbaugh, Thelma Thomas. Betty Palmer, Dorothy Sweeny, Julia Kauffman, Sheryl Patterson, Doris Jean McCarl, Lois Jane McCarl, Cynthia Watson, Maxine Bishop. Gladys Amsley. Donna Mowen, Betty Hill. fy' , A I 4 . IK QQ? If.- XX N X -s-, -. 66 MODELCLUB FIRST ROW: James Metcalfe, Richard Deshong, Teddy Gaylor, Ronald Over, Harold Clevenger, Wayne Winters, Darrel Walker. SECOND ROW: Robert Eckstine, Donald Vandreau, Richard Mackey, Roger Ensminger, Teddy Leab, Paul Musselman, Ronald Koontz, Leon Metcalf, Mr. Gingrich. THIRD ROW: Lee Keefer, Charles Shaffer, Richard Vandreau, Donald Plum, William Ernst, Joe Finafrock, Danny Vandreau, Carl Carbaugh, Larry Hawbaker, Dean Haw- Hor Ronclus baker. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Rhodes, Gerald Slaysman, Fred Fritz, John Colestock, Gene Hornbaker, SECOND ROW: Bobby Whitney, James Simmons, Ronald Thomas, Walter Croyle, Mr. Benedict. DAIRYCLUB SITTING: Donald Keefer, Tommy Rhodes, Larry Hawbaker, Martin Miller, Robert Eckstine, Dallas Bricker, Richard Secrist, Carl Stahl, Wayne Bivens. STANDING: Mr. Brake, Donald Hege, Eugene Hawbaker, Nathan Martin, Dewey Gordon, Eleanor Anderson, Linda Divelbiss, James Hoffman, Raymond Bingaman, Harold Hoffiditz, Ronald Thomas. SECOND ROW: Joe Bowers, Robert Hoffman, Donald Miller, John Moats, Kenny Pugh, Dean Hawbaker, Charles Angle, POULTRYCLUB SITTING: Donald Keefer, Tommy Rhodes, Eugene I-Iawbaker, Dick Hamil, Dewey Gordon, Carl Stahl, Larry Hawbaker. STANDING: Mr. Brake, Wayne Hamil, William Hawbaker, Dean Hawbaker, Harold Appleby, Harold Hoffiditz, Raymond Bingaman, Nathan Martin, Ronald Thomas. SAFETY PATR0l Q., FIRST ROW: Nancy Pittman, Ioan Houser, Helen Morgenthall, Lorraine Carbaugh, Lois Lesher, Marie Hege, Carl Bryan, Joan Angle, Lorraine Pine, Carol Ann Rotz, Alma Cline. SECOND ROW: Mr, Stumbaugh, Robert Eckstine, Darryle Mellott, Betty Hill, Beverly Baer, Mae Ann Bamhart, Kay Collier, Patricia Mellott, Clara Betts, Lovaline Kennedy, Elizabeth Laye, Virginia Wade, Barbara Winters, Betty Wolfe, Elizabeth Zeger, Dennis College, Ronald Gerhart, Marvin Overcash. THIRD ROW: Joel Ott, Marvin Robinson, Robert McCullough, Theodore Amsley, Walter Croyle, Larry Ensiminger, Carl Poe, Dean Wa lker, Larry MacFadden, Fred Fritz, Eddie Funk, Dale Meyers, Merril Pine, Richard Mills. HALL SQUAD FIRST ROW: William Stoner, Rodger Ensimenger, Patsy Clever, Brenda Clevenger, Roberta Clever, Betty Straley, Lorraine Pine, Patricia Pittman, Nancy Pittman, Audrey Pine, Florence Tahelm, Calvin Shoop, Robert Eckstine. SECOND ROW: Mr. Stumbaugh, Darryle Mellott, Wayne Hamil, Beverly Baer, Barbara Winters, Clara Betts, Patty Mellott, Phyllis Welsh, Lois McCarl, Lovaline Kennedy, Elizabeth Laye, Mae Ann Bamhart, Lorraine Finafrock, Nancy Cline, Joe Finafrock, Terrill Cole. THIRD ROW: Carl Carbaugh, Donald Miller, Robert McCulloh, Ted Amsley, Walter Croyle, Dean Walker, Harry Bamhart, Carl Bryan, Harold Angle, David Carbaugh, Dick Mills, Stanely Zeger, Mike Pine, PROJECTION SQUAD FIRST ROW: Franklin Clever, Paul Zeger, Clyde Johnson, Robert Zeger SECOND ROW: Mr. Przekop, Bobby Bricker, John Frinfrock, Paul Mc- Clucas, Dean Walker, ART CLUB Lee Gayman, Jim Pine, Harold Angle, Bill Mull, Mrs. Wilson, Clair Fritz, Harry Barnhart, Kay Collier. 70 LATIN CLUB FIRST ROW: Leola Breckbill, Sandra Hartman, Russell Everetts, Loueda Cunningham, Bea trice Niswander. SECOND ROW: Janet Lemaster, Delores Williams, Linda Brant, Nancy Huber, Jean Price, Mrs. Gordy, Annabelle Snyder, Eleanor Webster, Michelean McNiel, Mable Jo Myers, Janice Penn, Gloria Kriner, John Walker. GERMAN CLUB FIRST ROW: Philena Turner, Patricia Creager, Nancy Huber, Jeanne Price, Gloria Kriner, Lynda Hoffeditz. SECOND ROW: Shirley Wolfe, Lauretta Burkholder, Jean Fry, Janet Lamaster, Patricia Vanderau, Dolores Williams, Mrs. Gordy, Linda Lou Brant, Leola Brechbill, Eleanor Webster, Annabelle Snyder, Beatrice Niswander, Mabel Jo Myers, Michelein McNeil, Janice Penn, John Walker. 71 COMMERCIAL CLUB FIRST ROW: Nancy Guyer, Beverly Snider, Mazie Hawbaker, Phyllis Robinson, Shirley Myers, Ioan Benedick, Mary Joyce Dulebohn, Josephine Fritz, Nancy Pittman, Audrey Coble. SECOND ROW: Mr. Stenger, Louise McLucas, Betty Rae Palmer, Ruth Anderson, Pat Lushbaugh, Gladys Amsley, Lois McCarl, Nancy Benedick, Thelma Thomas, Nancy Cline, Betty Hill, Elizabeth Zeger. THIRD ROW: Doris Moats, Joan Houser, James Stoner, Paul Mellot, Rodney Richesson, Edgar Over- cash, Larry Richesson, Jay Smith, Lawernce Whitmore, Ray Clark, Samuel Shindle, Richard Mills, Lester Rotz, Sandra Emst, Doris Bivens. A Business Call?? SCJ ' Y J, SENIOR CLASS PLAY Nancy Bowers . Marie Hege , , Julie Johnston . Thelma Thomas Barbara Rotz, , Gladys Amsley , Howard Meyers . John Williams . John Myers . . Susie Blattenberger , John Fritz . . Rodney Richesson Mike Miller . . Par Swailes . . CAST 73 Maybelle Harrison Hilda fthe maidj , , Evie Palmer Phyllis McSorley Irene Isherwood Barbara Bannister . Johnny Stone Chubby Bascombe Charlie Hill , Mrs. Palmer . . Mr. Palmer , Ollie Bannister . .Larry Palmer , ,Sally Palmer fAbsent from pic turej Isn't he the bee's knees. My Son? ? F :ie 'YL Q. 2 Love that man if ' A ? ' We Wanna play postoffice? P' Let me explain, Mr. Palmer. Now Daddy! .. K XL W SOCCER CHAMPS . . ' r ' ' STANDING: Mr, Hoch, David Shuman, Gerald Meyers, John Secrist, Lee Keefer, Gerald Fries, Paul Brindle, Donald Whetstone, John Zimmerman, Jay Stoner, Richard Reeder, Gerhard Tietz, Ronald Cowan, Mr. Teyssier, KNEELING: Curt Hamil, Robert Erford, Dom Hornbaker, Richard Bricker, Larry Richesson, Ronald Woodward, William Swailes, Guy Shatzer, Cleatus Robinson, SITTING: Aaron Myers, Donald Sixeas, Edward Meyers, James Robinson, Robert Rhodes, Richard Rhodes, Russel Everetts, John Stahl, Samuel Shindle. 1955 SCHEDULE RESULTS TEAMS J. B. H. S. OPP. McConnellsburg 0 l Greencastle 3 Z Scotland 3 Z Quincy 3 0 Fannett Metal 0 0 Saint Thomas 7 l Greencastle 0 1 Scotland 4 l Quincy 6 0 Fannett Metal 2 Z Saint Thomas 3 Z Fannett Metal 4 0 '5'East Juniata l 0 :North Lebanon 0 Z Note 4' Indicates games played for the District Three Champion-ship SOCCERCHAMPIONSHIP For the fifth consecutive year the boys from the Jointure reign as the Soccer Champs of the Franklin County Conference. The Buchanan Rockets started their 1955 season by handing the Blue Devils of Greencastle High a 3-2 defeat on their own field. This was one of the most exciting games of the year. Highlighting the conference play was the sound whipping the Rockets handed their rivals from Fannett Metal High. This game was played on the Saint Thomas field and it was the deciding factor in the second half playoffs. The Hockmen walked away with a 4-0 victory and also the league crown. The home club took their school colors into the District 3 Play- offs where they overpowered the East Juniata eleven by a slim margin of 1-0. After defeating East Juniata on the Rocket's home field, the Rockets journeyed to Dillsburg to play the North Lebanon team in the second round of the District 3 P. I. A. A. Playoffs. This is where the rockets met disaster by losing to a powerful North Lebanon team by a score of Z-0. This defeat automatically eliminated the Rockets from the District 3 Playoff and brought to an end the Buchanan Soccer Season for 1955. Conference Standing Buchanan Fannett Metal Greencastle Saint Thomas Scotland Quincy INDIVIDUAL SCORING Bricker 10 Swailes Robinson 7 Tietz Everetts 5 Hamil Hornbaker 4 D. Rhodes Fritz 3 B. Rhodes Reeder 2 77 BRIEFING 4 T0 HAVE AND T0 H0lD CHEERLEADERS 5. ' rg, , ,N A . STANDING: Nancy Kahn, Sharon Keyser, Jo-Ellen Lushbaugh, Annabelle Snyder, Maz ie Hawbaker. KNEELING: Joyce Mellott, Donna Faith, Mitzie Zeger. .vm k e H 3 , 'i f , sy . .1 ' 1' r 1 - t:'.Sf' f 5 Q THE OLD FIGHT VARSITY ROCKETS KNEELING: Howard Meyers, John Secrist, John Myers, Richard Stouffer, Gerald Yoimg, Aaron Myers. STANDING: Mr, Hoch, Bi11,Keefer, Richard Bricker, Jay Smith, Tom Gift, Richard Reeder, Charles Yeager. Buchanan Buchanan Buchanan Buchanan Buchanan Buchanan Buchanan Buchanan Buchanan Buchanan Bricker. Gift . . Myers . Reeder . Meyers. Keefer . Young . Smith . Secrist . Stouffer. Robinson Mc Connellsburg 37 Clearspring 32 Big Spring 34 Clearspring 47 Alumni 43 McConnellsburg 45 Fannett-Metal 18 Williamsport 49 Scotland 77 St. Thomas 30 Buchanan Buchanan Buchanan Buchanan Buchanan Buchanan Buchanan Buchanan Buchanan Buchanan INDIVIDUAL SCORES Quincy 51 Greencastle 90 St. Marys 38 Fannett-Metal Z3 Scotland 60 St. Thomas 28 Quincy 36 Greencastle 60 St. Marys 52 Williamsport 48 198 154 . . 153 . . 119 106 76 65 45 29 10 0 LITTLE ROCKETS FIRST ROW: Russell Everetts, Donley Nelson, Robert Rhodes, Richard Rhodes, John Stahl, Roger Benedict SECOND ROW: Mr. Stenger, Danny Stouffer, Jay Stoner, Donald Whetstone, John Zimmerman, Jerry Fries Ronald Cowan, Eddie Shindle. Buchanan Z3 McConellsburg Z8 Buchanan 33 Greencastle Buchanan Z0 Clearspring 22 Buchanan Z6 St. Marys Buchanan 17 Big Spring 54 Buchanan Fanett-Metal Buchanan 45 Clearspring 33 Buchanan Scotland Buchanan Z8 McConellsburg 2.6 Buchanan St. Thomas Buchanan 30 Fanett-Metal 17 Buchanan Quincy Buchanan Z5 Williamsport 46 Buchanan Greencastle Buchanan Z3 Scotland 48 Buchanan St. Marys Buchanan 37 St. Thomas 15 Buchanan Williamsport Buchanan 25 Quincy 29 INDIVIDUAL SCORES Brindle . . . . 18 Stahl. . Bob Rhodes . . 19 Benedict Stoner . . . . 44 Dick Rhodes . Zimmerman . . . Z6 Everetts Cowan .... . . 12 Nelson . Danny Stouffer . . .140 Fries . Whetstone. . . .83 aw one 'iOY Smith Ulmh I vzj Ch im- ' Xe- Get that Reboundl Hope for the Future Bounfle Should h lersey ave beef! a fOul GIRLS' BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Joyce Mellott, Doris Bivens, Margaret Amsley, Joanne Benedick, Jean Price, Phyllis Zimmerman, Alice Zeger. SECOND ROW: Susie Blattenberger, Armbelle Snyder, Nancy Kahn Gwendolyn McClurg, Helen Myers, Katherine Robinson, Carol Dorty. THIRD ROW: Connie Johnson, Victoria Burke, Cynthia Watson, Julia Kauffman, Sheryl Patterson, Mrs. Byron. SCHEDULE RESULTS .I.B.H.S. Opp Alumnae 12 14 Waynesboro 17 7 Quincy 15 30 Greencastle 37 27 Scotland 42 17 Waynesboro 16 21 Quincy 36 15 Greencastle 17 32 Scotland 38 20 INDIVIDUAL SCORING Mellott, J. Amsley, M. Bivens, D. Benedick, J. Dorty, C. Zimmerman, P. Snyder, A. Zeger, M. Suspense Look Dad, No Hands JR. HIGH VARSITY KNEELING: Lee Hill, Rodger Alleman, Robert Whitney, Walter Brindle, Donnie Sixeas, Joel Ott, STANDING: Roy Johnston, Carl Angle, Don-- ald Bowers, Thomas Wolfe, Guy Shatzer, Edward Myers, Mr. Benedick. IR. HIGH IV'S, KNEELING: Walter Croyle, John Colestock, Joe Finafrock, David Himes, Tom Rhodes, Jim Wolfe, Gene Miller. STANDING: Terry Hopkins, Mike Myers, Randall Keefer, Michael Baker, John Moats, David Yundt, Mr. Benedick. BASEBALL OF 1955 QSM 1 g 5514 1 -iff? is KNEELING: Bobby Bricker, Norman Locke, Curt Hamil, Roger Benedict, John Stahl, Russell Everetts Bob Rhodes. STANDING: Mr. Teyssier, Harold Ward, Gerald Zeger, Donald Pensinger, Harry Bricker Donald Whetstone, David Shuman, Richard Reeder, John Shatzer, Paul Brindle, Robert Erford, John Secrist, Tom Gift, Sam Hetrick. 1956 BASEBALL SCHEDULE April 3. . ...... Greencastle tfawayl April 6. . . Waynesboro 4fHome April 1 0. . . Quincy lfawayj April 13. . . St. Thomas 1fHome April 17. . . Fannett Metal tfawayj April 20. . . Scotland ifHome April Z7. . . Greencastle 1fHome May 1 . . . Quincy 4IHome May 4. . . Waynesboro tfawayl May 8. . . St. Thomas tfawayj May 1 1 . . . Fannett Metal lfl-Iome May 15. . ...... Scotland tfawayl 1955 RESULTS Teams J.B.H.S. opp. Quincy 1 0 Waynesboro 2 6 Fannett Metal 0 1 St. Thomas 6 5 Scotland 1 13 Quincy 4 9 Waynesboro 2, 3 Scotland 0 12 St. Thomas 9 5 Fannett Metal 3 7 Greencastle 6 7 Greencastle 4 8 TRACK TEAM ll KNEELING: Benjamin Clever, Dick Rhodes, Ronald Kuhn, Ronald Woodward, Dick Secrist, Jerry Zeger, Earl Mellott, Russell Everetts,Harold Ward. STANDING: Mr. Wodock, Robert Mills, James Hannon, Daniel Stouffer, Jerry Myers, John Stouffer, Harold Huntsberger, Jay Smith, John Carbaugh Lee Keefer, Eugene Weaver, Larry Sheffield. Franklin County Meet Triangular Meets Scotland ..... 71 Chambersburg Buchanan ..... 46 Waynesboro . Greencastle . 14 lf2 Buchanan . Quincy . . . 8 1X2 V Buchanan . . Greencastle . Quincy . . . Dual Meets Greencastle Buchanan . Buchanan . Quincy . . 0 0 0 I O . .52 . .78 ..35 B7 2 112 Chambersburg Dairy Products Co. The Farmers Bank of Mercersburg The First National Bank of Mercersburg Stanley Co. Mercersburg Builders Supply The People's Bank of Lemasters Pensingers Texaco S.A. Heisey 8. Sons, Heisey's Apples L. S. Cook 8. Sons, Mercersburg Potters Resturant Office Suppliers Camp Parnell Clup's Typewriters Lemasters General Store Mercersburg Inn George S. M ers, Eastern State Hicks Chevrollet lnc., Greencastle Enos H. Horst, Electrical Contractor Lee B. Hoover, Jewler Roiahans General Store Ray E. Myers, Custom Grinding Leonard Spitz, lnc. Farmers 8 Merchants Trust Co. The Valley National Bank Mendlers Furniture Byer Bros. Flourists Public Opinion Mercersburg Journal Gluck Store M. D. Miller Jewlers Lamasters Elevator Gayman Chevrolet Co. Fred B. Nair's H. R. Cordells Mercersburg Dress Co. WolF's Racket Store Wayne Finance Co. Detrich Elevator Lloyd Rockwell Clyde E. Pine, Electrical Appliances Fosters Resturant 8. Esso Station C. B. Zitzman Paul W. Zeger, Purina Feeds Oliver C. Deshong East End TV Services Springers Garage Western Auto Associate Store Mauns Garage Charles W. Bert, Insurance W. C. McCullor 8. Sons H. A. Metz Mercersburg lce 8. Cold Storage B. C. Snider Walkers Trading Post as Liningers Store Penn Appliance Co. E Pat Smith's Service Station Forman's Garage Ralph H. Maun Green Paint Snack Bar Ethel's Beauty Shop Powell Photo Shop Kriners Trucking Service James A. Bush ,Culps Stationary Snyder's Mens 8. Boys Shop Capitol Resturant Patsy's Place D. W. Snyder Creeks Jewelry 'Peggy's Beauty Shop Nan Sue Style Shop Glen Nell Hotel Strout Realty Wingest 8. Talhelm Hardware Southern Cross Gibble's Homemade Candy Ambrose Jeweler Mary's Luncheonette Chambersburg Ford Co. Frank B. Hartzak Insurance Nitter House Concrete Products Uncle Dudley's Sporting Goods StartIer's Men's Shop The Men's Shop Shank 8. Fisher Fallon Hardware Eddie's Meat Market Russell V. Straley Insurance New House Resturant Dorty's Store McCarls Gulf Station Kay Jewelers Darling Shop Hays lnc. Stickell's Store Band Box Shoppe Marcia Matzella Beard's General Store C. L. 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