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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1957 volume:

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Columbia U., M. A. Special Education WAYNE L. MOWERY Lebanon Valley College, B, S, University of Pennsylvania, Music A A HAZEL K. PFLUEGER ,.S. . University of Washington, QA. B. Mathematics 4 Science 6 .1-I QM. K,'L, ', f av . 5. A gf ' 19: If QQ, A ,V A 'U . v 'f,.- '-pn , .- Civ -.T ,. LAWRENCE NEWMAN Shippensburg s. T. C., B.S. Western Maryland College, M.S. Glnidance Counselor LA WRENCE PRZEKOP ll Jr. .C011QgBy no Pennsylvania S:arefUniveraity, B.SQ General Science - Geogaphy sf. -W i ,- 5 a MAR-Y SQHATZER ttt y eatya eshippefabmgaasg t Mathematics - History JAMES RINES y aaea a Temple University, B. S. Health ANNA M. SMITH University of NewyYo1fk, B, S. y TQj1T1P1QeiiUUiIY9l?SQHs' Music ' WNEEVA 590545 y at at f Sh1ppensburgSgT.C. , BQMSA, ii i A English - History A1flNAayE+ SIFIEELEY tyte . a Shippensburg S, T. C., B,S. Commercial t5AR1. ajsmtgrn Shipfensbiurg S. T. C. Arithmetic - Geography MELVIN By STENGER ' t Shjppemburg S. T.C., B.S. COIUKXJBICHSI l CAREY E. VASl-IY Lycoming College, Temple University Science, Health JOHN L. STUMBAUGH, IR. Shippensburg S. T. C. . B. S. Social Studies - BEULAH WHITMORE ShippensburgtS.T.C.e, B.S. Pennsylvania State University Language Artsl l I3 CHARLES THOMAS Hamilton College, A.B. l University of Pennsylvania, M. History ESTELLA WHITMORE Shippensburg S. T.C., B.S. Pennsylvania State University Gettysburg College Geography .ful ,ff l 1 5 fi gl HOWARD J. TEYSSIER Slippery Rock S. T.C., B.S Driver Training - Mathemaucs 1 Indiana S T C , B S Shlppembmjg S T C , HELEN ZIMMERIVIAN Home Economlcs Language Arts S6C1'6tary 5 X-K , I .MI 7' . , . . x ' f f2ff? e iii? aww , . 6. 1, M y ,, , Mg Q ' reins , M . ' E15 H 4 .. QI J N was vs f' Q2 ., ia I-1:-5:,. W- .N N - f V- 'gm Ag ' QQ wr .M Q 'mf V Q :: . Y, Ai-. -4,-, f- w b i ii f 1f'g,g..faJ- kk vijgfg-y .LQQIT '3 k 'iff ?flI'St1- .f Q X , g 4 T f wa x -' , :MQ ' ma' .x L,YA I 7, 1511, 'L H-S I? 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RUTH VIOLA ANDERSON Ruth ' Very quiet. . .likes Waynesboro. . . lots of fun.. . awfully nice to know and be around. Photo Club 3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,45 Buchanan Chorus 4, Commercial Club 3,4, Yearbook Staff 4. LARRY ALBERT ANGLE ..mn,y.. Lady killer. . . drives a Mercury. . . will he ever settle down? P. , . friendly to all. F,F,A. 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4, Year- book 4, Buchanan Chorus 4, Dra- matics 4. KENNETH E. BARNHART Ken Has a temper. . . argues with the teachers. Q . short. . . makes wise cracks. ..hails from Little Cove. F.F.A. 4. AUDREY JOANNE BENEDICK NIO.. Five foot two, eyes of blue. . . Neat dresser. . . dreams of Dave , , , Pals with Io Ann. . .fast with the basketball. Basketball 2, 3,4, Band 2, 3,4, Librarian, Hockey 2, 3, Tri- Hi-Y 2,3,4, Student Council 2, 3. ELLA MAE BRICKER Shorty Enjoys dancing at Greencastle Canteen. . . very agreeable. . . per- fect future housewife. . . Mrs. Wilson 's little helper. Safety Patrol 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3,4g Library Club 3, Secretary 4, Dramatics 2,3,4g Tri-Hi-Y 2.3.4- MARLIN LAVERNE BUCKWALTER Bucky Likes the Gap.. .chicken farmer . ..usual1y seen with A.C .... has a knack for getting into trouble. Dramatics 4, Newspaper Staff 2, 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Buchanan Chorus 4. VICTORIA LORRAINE BURKE Weedy Very good dancer. . . quiet until you get to know her.. .neat dresser. . .has a pleasant word for everyone. Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,43 Chaplain 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 4g Buchanan Chorus 2, 3,4. RAY E. CLARK Itchy Elvis Presley haircut. . . Look out trees, here comes Ray. . . never in a hurry. . .perfect gentleman. Projection Club 2g Commer- cial Club 2g Yearbook Staff 4. 18 X HARRY R. BRICKER Dick Star on basketball team. . .calm, cool, and collected.. .has more girl friends than Carter has liver pills.. .always telling a joke to someone. Basketball 2, 3, 4, Soccer 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2,3,4g F,F,A, 4. AUDREY JEAN COBLE Audrey Likes Elvis. . . Diamonds are a Girls best Friend! .,already has her mate. . . blushing type. Commercial Club 3g Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,4g Girls Chorus. JOHN DULEBOHN John Studious. . . quiet. . .pleasing per- sonality. . .always willing to give a helping hand. Hi-Y 35 Latin Club 2, Home- room chairman 3g Dramatics 3. ALTHEA RUTH FAITH Peanut Pretty, natural curly hair.. .per- fect lady. . , dislikes the opposite sex. . .pretty and petite. Homeroom Treasurer 3,43 Buchan- an Chorus 4g Yearbook Staff 4. DONNA MARIA FAITH Donna Has a favorite with blond hair. . . friendly to all. . .very cute. . . Oh, those natural curls. . . cheer- leader. Cheerleader 2, 3,4g Buchanan Chorus 2, 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,4g Girl's Chorus 2, 3. KENNETH EDWARD FITZ -ritz Never in a hurry. . . future far- mer of America. . . definately shy of the opposite sex.. .feed ing the pigs? P? Goes with a good-looking Sen- ior. . . famous for her giggles. . . RIC HARD LEE GEHR Dick-' Goes steady with Mary. . . drives a black Buick.. .why in math. .. calm and informal. F,F.A. 2,3,45 Chaplain 35 Treas- urer 45 Yearbook 45 Buchanan Chorus 4. BARBARA MARIE GROVE Barb Will make a good home-maker . . . well liked. . .easy going gal. . . everybody's friend. Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 F.l-l.A. 25 Presi- dent 35 Parliamentarian 45 Safety Patrol 2, 35 Buchanan Chorus 4. ROBERT LEE GROVE Grovey Goes steady. . . one of the Ag. boys . , . a grey of few words. . .plans to make farming his career. F,F.A. 2,3,4g Chaplain 25 Re- porter 35 Secretary 45 Chorus 45 Yearbook 4. MA ZIE JEAN HA WBA KER Mazie has a path worn in the hall.. . Cheerleader. Cheerleading 2, 3, 45 Student Council 2, 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,45 Girls Chorus 2,35 Com- mercial Club 3. THOMAS C. GIET, JR. Gifty Future truck driver. . .likes to tinker around with M7 and MI2.. fine athlete. . . has dark hair and blue eyes. Basketball 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 45 Baseball 2, 3,45 Stu dent Council 45 Stage Crew 3,4. BERTHA HELFRICK Bert Cute. . . Friendly. . .future home- maker. , .Mrs. Byron 's star tumbler. F,H,A, 2,3,4, F,H.A. Treasurer 2, F,I-I,A, Chaplain...tumbling 3,4g Tri-Hi-Y 3,4g Chorus 4. BETTY MAE HILL Betts Shippensburg here I comel.. . oh those brains. . .friendly to all. . . always giving a helping hand. Chorus 2, 3, 4, Hockey 4, Library 2, 3g Dramatics 4. ROBERT LEE HOOVER Bob Homeroom ta lker. . . Bill 's shadow . . . Pretty blue eyes. . . Likes St. Thomas. F.F.A. 1.3.4. ELLEN SAVILLA I-IORNBAKER Ellen Blushing type. . . Friendly. . .No interest in the opposite sex.. . Home Ec. Girl. Buchanan Chorus 4: F.H. A. 2, 3.4: Song Leader 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3,4g Year- book Staff 4. NANCY L. HORRELL Nancy Likes horses. . . Says there 's no place like Walsh Run. . .One of the Lawrence Welk fans. . . the only girl in Physics Class. Student Council 2, 3, 43 Koda Club 3,45 Yearbook Staff 4g Buchanan News Review Staff 3, 45 Editor 4, 21 RUTH JO AN HOUSER H0user Usually seen with Eddie. . .H-ails from Lemasters.. .personality plus . . .pet peeve-mathematics class. Band 2, 3,4g Student Council 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,35 Yearbook Staff - Feature Editor 4. JULIA ALICE KAUFFMAN Julia Deke 's her man. . .dresses neatly . . . good athlete. . .honor roll student. Student Council 2, 3,4, Secretary 43 Basketball 2,3,4g Buchanan Chorus 3,4g Dramatics 3,4g Tri- Hi - Y. A UDREY JEAN KEEFER Audie Always seen with a Hagerstown boy . .Quiet. . . Cute. . . A neat dresser , , Smile for everyone. Tri-Hi-Y 3,4g F.H.A. 45 Buchanan Chorus. . .Yearbook Staff 4. WILLIAM D. KEEPER Bill Interest in St. Thomas . . . Crew cut. . . Drives a gray Chevy. . . Me- chanic at Gayman's. Basketball 3,4g Year- book 4 - Business Man- agerg Stage Crew 3, 4. MELVIN L. KEYSER, JR, Buddy When around--no noise. . . class clown. . .a friend to all. . .enjoys taking two years of chemistry. Yearbook Staff 4, Track 2, 3,4g Hi-Y 2, 3g Dramatics 2,3g Safety Patrol 2, K3 PATRICIA ANN LUSHBAUGH Pat Has a special interest in the Army . . .Likes a tvvo-tone chevy. . . friendly disposition. . . attractive. Commercial club 33 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,4g Buchanan Chorus 3g Girls' Chorus 3. DORIS JEAN MARTIN Doris Quiet. . . Future Homemaker. . . always in a hurry. .. good class worker. Forsensics 2,35 Safety Patrol 3,43 Dramatics 3,43 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,4. LOIS JANE MCCARL Lois Did someone say redheads have a temper?. ..has a special interest in Williamsport. ..Mr. Brake 's Math whiz. . . a cow-girl. MARTHA LOUISE MCLUCAS Beesie Pretty red hair. . . likes Zook's . . . always blushing. . . enjoys talking. Yearbook 4g Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,4g Commercial Club 3, Library 2 MARY LOUISE MILLER Mary Lou Future nurse. . . pretty red hair. . . always taking trips to far off places . ..likes to drive her father 's Olds. F.H.A, 2,3,4, Treasurer 4, Chap- lain 3g Senior Nurse Club 2, 3,4, President 4g Buchanan Chorus 3, 4g Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3.4. AARON C. MYERS nA. C. .- Likes Chambersburg. . . curly hair. . . class clown. . .quiet, except when with his gang. Newspaper 1, 2,3,4g Photo Club 3,4, President 45 Stage Crew 3, 4g Yearbook 4. CHARLES JEROME MYERS II Jerry Likes a certain red-head.,.natural bom clown. . . moody, . . muscle bound. Soccer 2,3g Track 2,3g Dramatics 3.4: Yearbook Staff 45 Band 3, 4. RONALD L. MYERS Ronnie Main interest centers in the Itmior class. . .loves speed. . . dig those cowboy boots l . . . likes hillbilly music. F.F.A. 2, 3,4, Assistant Chap- lain 3, Chaplain 4, Yearbook 4g Senior Playg Buchanan Chorus 4. 24 LQ LEE R. MUSSELMAN Mussie Pinches his pennies. . . great Out' door man. . . doubting tom. . . woman hater. X SHIRLEY ANN MYERS Shirley Takes long vacations.. . Blushes easily.. .always teased by Mr. Davis. . .whose ring is she wearing? Commercial Club 3g Tri-Hi-Y 3,4g Nurses Club 2. REGINA MARIANNE PASSARGE Goes to sleep at a certain time. .. I have to gain weight . .future typist,. . Larry's one and only girl. Student Council 2, 3, 4, Tri-I-li-Y 2, 3, 4, Buchanan Chorus 3,4g Nurses Club 2, 3. JEAN SHERYL PATTERSON -'sheryr' Future college student. . .wonder- ful aclress. . . basketball-one of the star guards.. . I-leyl That'S great. MARY ALMA PAYLOR Mary Friend to all...Girl with the pony tail. . .Honor Roll student . . . Whiz in shorthand. Student Council 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Commercial Club 3. M. SUSAN PINE Susie Snappy dresser., .yen for cook- ing. ..sense of humor.. .has an interest in the Keefer family. F.H.A. 2, 3,4, President 4, Buchanan Chorus 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4. 25 LARRY LE ROY RICHESSON Feeto Real Cool dancer. . . the girl Romeo. . .Main interest in junior class. . . Mostly seen at Jack's. PHYLLIS BERNEICE ROBINSON Phyl Likes Plymouth from Greencastle . . . Pleasing personality. . . Good natured... Pretty blue eyes. Band 2, 3,4g Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,45 Commercial Club 3g Buchanan Chorus 2, 3g Year Staff. TIM OSAGE ROC KWELL Rock Deep-seated radical. . . Has broken a lot of hearts...Good leader... Future Annapolis student. Student Council 3,4, President 4g Track 3,4g Hi-Y 2,3, Treasurer 3g Dramatics 3, 4. LESTER R. ROTZ. Lester Bakes good cakes. . . Short. . . Has a good sense of hunor. . . Drives a Maroon Chevy. . . Projection Club 2g Commer- cial Club 35 Intramurals 2, 3,43 Yearbook Business 4. 26 CLEATUS MELVIN ROBINSON Cleatus Has an interest in Mercersburg dig those sideburns. ..likes his bucket of bolts... dislikes Elvis Soccer I,2, 3,4g Stage Crew 4 Intramural 2g Projector Club 2 Industrial 2, 3, 4. MARY LOUISE SAYLOR Sally Sailor Very talkative.. .farmer 's daughter . . .man hater? P Phates to be teased . . .likes to stay home, Buchanan Chorus 4g Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Year Book Staff 4. JOHN CALVIN SECRIST Johnny Good athlete. ..very popular with Ginny...new resident of Snob 's Knobl. . .look out for A's in P.0.D. Student Council 2,3,4, S. C. Treas- urer 4g Soccer 2, 3, 4g Baseball2,3, 43 Yearbook Editor 4g Basketball 2, 3 4. KAY FRANCIS SHARAR 11Kayn Hooked the navy. .. likes Cove Gap . . . quiet. . . usually seen with Home Ec, gills. F,H.A. 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4g Safety Pauol 3,4, Lieutenant 4: Buchanan Chorus 43 Hockey Team 4. JOHN EUGENE SHELLY Shelly French his greatest problem.. .friend to all.. .always giving a wise crackl . . .Quiet. Band 3,4g Band President 4: Junior Vice President 35 Senior Treasurer 4. SAM R. SHINDLE, JR. Sam Second Jerry Lewis. . . what page, Miss Sheelyr. . .tall tales. . . still a slave. Band 2, 3,45 Yearbook Staff 4: Commercial Club 3,4g Projection Club 2. ROBERT S. SHOEMAKER o Likes a certain jurLior...horneroom Janitor. . . has a mce personality. . . hails from the Cove, Track 3g Hi-Y 35 Stage Crew 4. HAROLD A, SMITH, JR. nlayu Ta 11. . . good basketball player. , , clown...always teasing. Basketball 2, 3,45 Track 2,3,4g Yearbook Business Staff 4. MARY ELIZABETH SNIDER Mary Spends her spare time at the New House. . .bashful. . .has an interest in Greencastle. . . future home-maker. F.H.A. 2,3,4g Girls Chorus 4: Tri- Hi-Y 3, 4, BEVERLY MARIE SNIDER BeVer1y Usually seen with George. . . where there 's Beverly, there 's usually noise. . .class giggler .. . talks back in P. O. D. Commercial Club 3,45 Girls' Chorus 3, Tn-Hi-Y 3,4, Hockey 3,4. 28 DAVID S. SHUMAN Dave Mathematician. . .Black wavy hair . . .favorite subject-his '50 Ford. . , goes steady with a senior. Baseball 2, 3, 4, Band 2,3,4g Li- brarian 3,4g Soccer 3,45 F,F.A. 2 3.4- ARLENE MAYE SOUDERS Arlene Usually on the go.. . likes Zooks . . .hillbilly fan. . .has an interest in Waynesboro. Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4g Library Club 2, 35 Buchanan Chorus 2,4g Year- book Staff 4. 'E' WILLIAM E. SOUDERS Bill Goes to Shippensburg on Saturday night. . .tries to catch up on his sleep in Math Class. ..temper.. . tests cars for durability. F.F.A. 2, 3,4g Stage Crew 3,4. GEORGE MILTON SPANGLER George Has an interest in a certain Senior girl. . .homeroom janitor. . . nice personality. ..bashful to a certain extent, Stage Crew 4g Hi-Y 3g Camera Club 3, 4, Vice President 3. RICHARD LEE STOUFFER Dick Likes to tease girls. . .likes a Chambersburg girl...tries hard to look innocent. . .friend to all. Band 2, 3,4g Basketball 2, 3, 4g President 23 Latin Club 2. DONALD F. STUFF Donnie Good looks. . . Neat dresser . . .goes with a certain cheerleader. . . a future farmer. Track 3: F.F.A. 2,3,4, Vice President 4: Buchanan News Review 4g Buchanan Chorus 4, 29 WILLIAM M. SWAILES llBu'b rv Beautiful brown eyes. . . very.qu1et. . . should use a little more of that gray matter. . . kick that soccer ball. Soccer 2,3,47 Baseball 3,4g Stage Crew 3,4. SONYA MARLENE VANCE Sonya Drives Merc . . . Loves to play hookey . . . Elvis fan. . .Iack's steady. Band 2, 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,4g Com- mercial Club 3,4g Yearbook Staff 4. DONALD GLENN WHETSTONE Don Girl teaser. .. tall, dark and hand- some, . . Drives his Dad 's station- wagon. ..where there 's noise, there 's Donald. Band 2, 3,4g Baseball 2,3,4g Basket- ball 3,4, Latin Club 2. DELBERT LEROY WINGERT Del Short. . . bashful to a certain extent. . . pretends he doesn 't like the opposite sex. . . easy to get along with. Camera Club 3,4g Stage Crew 3,4g Senior Playg Hi- Y 3. 30 ESTHER MAE TAYLOR HES., Watch that temper. ..likes Health class. . . Likes the Air Force. . . Pet peeve-getting blamed for things she doesn't do. Girls Chorus 23 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4g Com mercial Club 33 Year Book Staff 4. BONNIE JEAN ZEGER Bonnie Cuts a smart figure in her cheer- leading Lmiform. . .cnrldrens favorite future nurse. . . pretty blond hair. . . Ohl There goes Dorn. Band 2,3,4, Secretary 43 Student Council 2, 3,42 Buchanan Chorus 3,43 Cheerleading 4. LAWRENCE WITMER Larry Interest in Junior High. . .tall. blond. . . quiet. . . good Sense Of humor. Yearbook 43 Commercial Club 33 Projection Club 2, 3. J. EDGAR BISHOP ZEGER Eddie Goes steady with a Senior. . . farmer 's boy. . .friend to all . . .usually with a group of Ag. boys. F.F.A. 2,3,4, President 43 Band 2, 3,43 Buchanan Chorus 3,42 Dramatics 4. ELIZABETH ANN ZEGER Lizzy Short. . .jolly as Ole King Cole . . .a laugh for everyone. . . dislikes the opposite sex. Buchanan Course 3,43 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,43 Commercial Club 3,43 Photo Club 4. 31 CLASS WILL We, the passing class of 1957, of the James Buchanan Jr. - Sr. High School, in the county of Franklin and the state of Pennsylvania, do hereby, being in sound mind and good health, make this our last will and testament, making void all other wills and testaments made by us, declaring this to be our last will and testament. All of our worldly possessions we do bequeath and dispose of as follows to our faithful understudies MARGARET AMSLEY 'S ability on the basketball court to Nancy Huber. RUTH ANDERSON 'S dislike of boys to Mary Heinbaugh. LARRY ANGLE 'S way of getting girls to Bill Gerhart. KENNETH BARNHART 'S dislike of school to Russell Everetts. IOANNE BENEDICK'S pretty blond hair to Joyce Mellott. ELLA MAE BRICKER 'S shortness to Nancy Witter. HARRY BRICK!-ZR'S agility on the basketball court to Donald Bowers. LAVERNE BUCKWALTER'S love of poultry raising to Donnie Nelson. VICTORIA BURKE 'S neat dressing habits to any girl who wants them. RAY CLARK'S shyness to Ronnie Cowan. AUDREY COBLE'S blushes to Gwen McClurg. JOHN DULEBOHN 'S love of giggling in class to David Zeger. ALTHEA FAITH 'S natural curly hair to Viola Barges. DONNA FAITH 'S cheerleading techniques to the girl who will be taking her place. KENNETH FITZ'S stature to some of the 7th grade boys. RICHARD GEI-lR'S love of cars to any boy who doesn't. TOM GIFT'S ability to play basketball to Tom Wolfe. BARBARA GROVE 'S secret love to Shirley Wolfe. ROBERT GROVE'S bashfulness to Joel Ott. MAZIE HAWBAKER'S straight forwardness to Carol Lee Bowers. BERTHA HELFRICK'S tumbling techniques to Frieda Robinson. 32 BETTY HILL'S ability to get on the honor roll to anyone who can't. BOB HOOVER'S love of deer hunting to Harry Barnhart. ELLEN I-lORNBAKER'S love of Studebakers to Roberta Keefer. NANCY HORRELL'S writing ability to any future journalists. IO ANN HOUSER'S short hair to Shirley Glaser. CONNIE JOHNSON'S artistic ability to anyone who feels inclined in that direction. JULIA KAUI-'FMAN'S brains to anyone who needs them. AUDREY KEEFER'S homemaking talents to LaFawn Austin. BILL KEEFER'S crew-cut to Marvin Robinson. MELVIN KEYSER'S clowning ways to Gilbert Johnson. PAT LUSHBAUGH 'S good looks to any girl who doesn't have them. DORIS MARTIN'S ability to get along in school to Joyce Rhodes. LOIS JANE McCARL 'S red hair to Lindsay Ensminger. LOUISE McLUCAS 'S regular attendance in school to Dick Mills. MARY LOUISE MILLER'S red hair to Phyllis Zimmerman. LEE MUSSELMAN 'S penny-pinching ways to anyone who wants them. A. C. MYERS 'S natural wavy hair to Mike Baker. JERRY MYERS 'S ability to get along with a certain redhead to anyone who can't. RONNIE MYERS 'S cowboy boots to Danny Stouffer. SHIRLEY MYERS'S ability to get dates to Grace Thomas. REGINA PASSARGE'S petiteness to Christina Weller. SHERYL PATTERSON 'S heighth to Sandra Burkett. MARY PAYLOR 'S quiet ways to Cindy Grosh. SUSAN PINE'S giggles to Janet Rouzer. LARRY RICHESSON'S dancing techniques to any boy who wants to make a hit widl the girls CLEATUS ROBINSON 'S heavy build to Eddie Shindle. PHYLLIS ROBINSON 'S friendly ways to Patsy Pittman. 33 TIM ROCKWELL'S radical ways to anyone who wants them. LESTER ROTZ 'S shortness to John Zimmerman. MARY LOUISE SAYLOR'S dislike of boys to Susie Hawbaker. JOHN SECRlST'S leadership qualities to anyone who can fulfill them. KAY SHARER'S diamond to Lorraine Overcash. JOHN SHELLY 'S sense of humor to Mabel Jo Myers. SAM SI-IINDLE'S tallness to Bobby Myers. ROBERT SHOEMA KER 'S way with women to David Meyers. DAVID SHUMAN'S black hair to David Yundt. JAY SMITH 'S heighth to Teddy Gaylor. BEVERLY SNIDER 'S shortness to Joyce Wetzel. MARY SNIDER'S shyness to Nancy Snider. ARLENE SOUDERS 'S short hair to Kathleen Fa ith. BILL SOUDER'S love of sleep to Dick Rhodes. GEORGE SPANGLER'S yen for short girls to Myron Pine. RICHARD STOUFFER 'S physics brain to anyone who wants to make a hit with Mr. Crouch DONALD STUFF 'S good looks to those boys who want them. WILLIAM SWAILES 'S extremely handsome appearance to any boy who doesn't have it. ESTHER TAYLOR'S friendly smile to Carol Dorty. SONJA VANCE'S.carefree way to Loueda Cunningham. DONALD WI-IETSTONE 'S huskiness to John Stahl. DELBERT WINGERT'S shortness to Ronald Thomas. LAWRENCE WITMER'S quietness to Ronnie Keefer. BONNIE ZEGER'S nice physique to Phyllis Welsh. EDDIE ZEGER 'S personality to David Overcash. ELIZABETH ZEGER'S friendliness to.Jane Ryder. 34 'QM Fai .Q 1 tt vi After graduation the Seniors leave school and each sets out to a- '9 YN chieve his or her goal in life. The road to success is long and rough, Q H l but through hard work and patience many will achieve the goal. So come with us now as we look at the mythical columns in the New y ,Q gy York Times in the year 1967, and we will see how much our Seniors KJ 3 have accomplished. S Hqoild Q NEW YORK News . P V Regina Passarge and Lois Jane McCarl have just signed a two 1, year contract with the Metropolitan Opera Company of New York ' - City. The contract includes a one year tour of Europe. 04 L The contest sponsored by Halo Shampoo Company, looking ' xx-Qc' 1 for the girl with the most beautiful hair, was won by Althea Faith. . an Q ' Johnson 's Wax new television show on homemaking, under the N511 N direction of Kay Sharar and Mary Snider, has received television 's - highest award in this field. The award was given to the program which did the most to help the American Homemakers. JUN'- Constance Johnson's new art museum in Greenwich Village is a big success. The museum handles modern alt, exclusively. Greenwich Village is also the home of Nancy Horrell, author of the best selling novel, Flying Saucers . Victoria Burke has announced that she will open a Los Angeles Branch of her famous New York dance studio. The rave of the nation is the new Pekingese cut, designed by New York 's outstanding hair stylist, Ella Mae Bricker. Ed Sullivan's Toast of the Town has received two new starlets, Shirley Myers and Audrey Coble. Sonya Vance, Joanne Benedict, Jo Anna Houser, Louise McLucas, Arlene Souders, and Mary Louise Saylor have been employed by the United Nations. These girls were chosen from the top secretaries of the country for their outstanding ability in this field. Tied for top honors in this years Airline Hostess of the Year contest, sponsored by International Airlines, were Audrey Keefer, Phyllis Robinson, Susan Pine, and Elizabeth Zeger. These girls were chosen for their ability to act in situations which may arise in a job of this type, HOLLYWOOD NEWS Mary Paylor, M.G.M. 's most valuable typist, has just returned from a pleasure trip to Bermuda, to her beautiful Hollywood home. Esther Taylor, the famous Hollywood clothes designer, left yesterday for a nip to Europe. 35 Mazie Hawbaker has just received an Oscar for the best comedienne of the year. Mazie's many talents have made her well-known throughout the world. Donna Faith, the winner of this year 's Miss -America Contest, has signed a contract with M.G.M. Beverly Snyder, owner of a chain of restaurants on the Pacific Coast, has just purchased a new home in H01lyW00do This year's most photographed models in Hollywood were Patricia Lushbaugh and Sheryl Patterson. MEDICAL NEWS Bonnie Zeger and Mary Louise Miller have been put in charge of the new Children 's Medical Center at Bellevue Hospital. This is the first time that two registered nurses have ever been put in charge of a department. Barbara Grove and Bertha Helfrick did so well at the New York School of Nursing that they have been asked to stay and serve as instructors. The Central New York Bureau of Pharmacy was recently taken over by Julia Kauffman, one of the nation 's leading women pharmacists. John Hopkin 's Medical Center in Baltimore has recently secured the services of Ruth Anderson, a leading photo expert. Her work at the Medical Center will deal with the development of minute heart x-rays. EDUCA TIONAL NEWS Betty Hill, Doris Martin, Ellen Hornbaker, and Margaret Amsley, all qualified teachers, have been em- ployed by Vassar College for Women. THE INTERNATIONAL SCENE As the fourth meeting of the United Nation 's International Science Committee, John Shelly, the United States Representative to the United Nations, appointed John Dulebohn, leading Physics Professor at Harvard University, to head the committee 's study of Space Flight. The F. B.I. announced it will award Robert Hoover its Award of Merit for his outstanding work at the Bureau. Jerry Myers, prominent Pennsylvania Judge, has been appointed to the Pennsylvania State Supreme Court. Jerry is the youngest judge ever appointed to this high position. John Secrist, head of General Motors, and A. C. Myers, head of General Electric 's Research Bureau, have announced that the two companies will join in the production of the world's first automobile with an electric brain. Harold Smith, president of Mobilgas Company, has announced the building of a Mobilgas Refinery in the new oil fields of Franklin County in Pennsylvania. The new oil field, which.was discovered by Richard Stouffer, a leading geologist, is surpassing the oil fields of Arabia in production. 36 Delbert Wingert and Lawrence Witmer, experts on wildlife, have just returned from Africa after years in the jungle collecting animals for the New World Zoo, located outside of New York City. Robert Shoemaker and George Spangler, co-owners of Landis Tool, are going to mass produce a new tractor- I type loading craft, designed by the Marine Corps expert on amphibious warfare, Major David Shuman. The Navy' Department has announced that Command of the world 's first Guided Missile destroyer will go to Lt. Tim Rockwell. RANCH AND FARM NEWS On the International farming scene, Eddie Zeger has received the first Nobel Prize ever awarded in the field of agriculture. It has been reported that the Kenneth Fitz mink ranch in Texas is the world 's largest producer of mink pelts. Canada 's largest reclaimation project has been undertaken by the world 's leading outdoor's man, Lee Musselman. It is rumored that after the land is reclaimed that it will be sold to that famous Texas rancher, Richard Gehr. Laverne Buckwalter, owner of the nations leading chicken farm, has agreed to supply Swift Company with chickens for the next twenty years. The Blue Ribbons at the Pennsylvania State Farm Show were again dominated by the products from Robert Grove 's and Kenneth Bamhart's farms. Leading the farmers of Pennsylvania in the race for blue ribbons, these two have produced some of the finest yields in the states' farming history. HOLLYWOOD NEWS It has just been announced that the lead in the year's most romantic film, Deep In My Heart , has been awarded to that teen-age idol, Donald Stuff. It is rmmiored that Ray Clark will co-star with Natalie Wood in M.G.M. 's new production, Golden Days. Ronnie Myers, Television Hill-Billy singer, has been named to play the part of Elvis Presley in the forecoming movie, The Life of Elvis Presley , Paramount Studios is planning to employ the comedy team of Lester Rotz and Sam Shindle to replace the re- tiring Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis. Larry Richesson, Hollywood 's most famous choreographer, has received his second Oscar for the orignal dances he planned for several of M.G.M. 's productions. Bill Souders, also of M.G.M. , received his first Oscar for the amazing lighting system he had in the movie, Light My Way. SPORTING NEWS Cleatus Robinson and William Swailes are leaving by T.W.A. for Paris, Frances, site of this year's Olympic games. Cleatus and William are members of the United States Soccer team. Donald Whetstone, head basketball coach at Kentucky, will coach the United States Basketball team at the games. Dick Bricker, star second baseman of the New York Yankees, will be an observer at the games this year. In professional basketball, Tom Gift has just signed a three year contract with the Boston Celtics. 37 Looking at the automobile racing circles Larry Angle has won the International 500 mile classic for the fourth year in a row. Europe 's most famous sports car driver, Melvin Keyser, has again won the Le Mans 24 hour road race driving a Chevrolet Sports Car designed by the American automobile expert, Bill Keefer. Only Eather Time can actually tell just what the Seniors will accomplish in ten years. But we do wish them success in whatever they may do. NA ME MARGARET A. RUTH A. LARRY A. KENNETH B. JOANNE B. ELLA MAE B. HARRY B. VICTORIA B. LAVERNE B. RAY C. AUDREY C. JOHN D. ALTHEA F. DONNA F. KENNETH F. RICHARD G. TOM G. BARBARA G. ROBERT G. MAZIE H. BERTHA H. BETTY H. ROBERT H. ELLEN H. NANCY H. JO AN H. CONNIE J. IULIA K. Audrey K. BILL K. BUDDY K. PAT L. DORIS M. LOIS Mc. MARY LOUISE M. LIKES Olds skating sleeping girls black, wavy hair black hair sleeping music honest people Fords Bob Pinguwfls baby sitting Junie girls girls coming late to school blond, curly hair Norie blue eyes a certain Junior traveling girls boys Lawrence Welk Eddie hogies eating Donnie R. basketball girls Donnie black, curly hair Dick boys DISLIKES waiting for Bob homework books school nosey people trouble makers school snubs spinach girls hotdogs small meals boys farewells school homework 8e08IaPhY waiting homework washing dishes waiting shorthand homework nosey people sauerkraut nosey people smart people farewells spinach shop math. homework snow smoking, swearing, drinking strawberries books FA VORITE PA STIME Bob reading running around hunting sleeping dancing running around dancing talking sleeping T. V. eating working at Murphy's being with Junie hunting running around basketball needlework working on car dating skating reading running around music violin T. V. John Deke being with Donnie R. eating sleeping skating reading reading working with 4-l-I steers A MBITION Physical Ed. teacher typist undecided farmer secretary success undecided success machinist get rich house wife success secretary happiness undecided farmer milk hauler undecided farmer house wife nurse teacher undecided stenographer joumalist happiness house wife do something useful airline hostess undecided marine career undecided nurse and Mrs. stenographer nurse USUA LLY SEEN WITH The Gang Mary, Louise Dick, Bob Dick David Bev. B. Ken Connie A.C. Lester, Sam Mazie Dick, Don Betty The Gang Dave, Cleatus Bob, Larry Bill Ellen Larry, Dick Donnie A udrey A lthea Bill Barbara Sheryl Joanne, Beverly Vickie The Gang Sue Tom Rod Shirley Ellen Mary Audrey, Bertha NA ME LOUISE Mc. LEE M. A. C. M. JERRY M. RONNIE ME. SHIRLEY M. REGINA P. SHERYL P. MARY P. SUSAN P. LARRY R. CLEATUS R. PHYLLIS R. TIM R. LESTER R. MARY LOUISE S. JOHN SEC. KAY S. JOHN SHE L. SAM S. BOB S. DAVE S. JAY S. BEVERLY S. MARY S. ARLENE S. BILL S. GEORGE S. DICK S. DONNIE S. BUB S. ESTHER T. SONYA V. DONNIE W. LAWRENCE W. DELBERT W. BONNIE Z. EDDIE Z. ELIZA BETH Z. LIKES talking shop work girls spaghetti hot-rodding boys T. V. clothes shorthand Donnie K. gambling hunting 1956 black Plymouth Navy food spaghetti big brown eyes black, curly hair snappy crs eating hunting eating girls George black hair boys girls Beverly horses hunting sports brown eyes Jack sports girls candy pink and white Fords JoAn music DISLIKES boys math. soup Navy Recruiting Officers math. dish washing being teased awaking in the morning homework school books losing girls spinach girls school boys cafeteria lines teasing spinach shorthand homework getting up shorthand show- offs tests T. V. books snow snakes rain girls onions cold weather girls school spinach troublemakers Noisy people red-hair 39 FAVORITE PA STIME skating hunting hunting mischief hunting skating Larry movies reading being with Donnie K. dancing sports skating thinking sports knitting sports John building ship models sleeping wasting time sports eating T. V. Dick skating running around sleeping hunting Mazie hunting movies movies baseball running around eating Dorn T.V. T.V. A MBITI ON success machinist policeman long life farmer undecided secretary success civil service work airline hostess accounting undecided airline hostess Naval career secretary happiness engineer undecided happiness to retire machinist undecided to retire success housewife undecided undecided machinist engineer undecided undecided beautician secretary engineer stenographer machinist nurse college happiness USUA LLY SEEN WITH Mary, Ruth Bill Laverne ROSS Ann Pat The Gang The Gang Louise, Ruth A udrey Joyce Bub, Bill Esther John Sam Arlene Ginny Mary Tim Ray, Lester George Joanne Feeto JoAn Kay Mary Louise Bob Bob Don Mazie Cleatus Phyllis Esther Dick Sam, Ray George The Gang Donnie Mary Louise W ,mes .v Q- W ',L,' L at . D- .. ' Midririlfw'-P Z-u ., DID MOST FOR SCHOOL BEST LOOKING MOST ARTISTIC MOST FRIENDLY Eddie Zeger Althea Faith Connie Johnson Audrey Keefer Mary Paylor Donnie Stuff Jerry Myers Bill Keefer ' -' ,ff ,gig .M -ft, f,-i,,i ,L-m,.v xl, .ggfwu in :- L .1 f -V marij- A sg ff-. 'eff' 1 4-X BEST ACTOR AND ACTRESS MOST STUDIOUS BEST PHYSIQUE BEST ATHLETE5 Sheryl Patterson Mary Paylor Bonnie Zeger Joanne Benedict Jerry Myers john Shelly Tom Gift Tom Gift , MOST POLITE BEST DRESSED BEST DANCERS Donnie stuff Sheryl Patterson Larry Richesson Mary Paylor Larry Angle Connie Johnson 40 Gacana MOST FLIRTATIOUS MOST MISCHIEVOUS MOST DOMESTIC MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Shirley Myers Tom Gift Audrey Keefer Eddie Zeger Robert Shoemaker Mazie Hawbaker George Spangler Mary Paylor MOST DRAG MOST POPULAR BEST GIGGLER MOST BASHFUL Tim Rockwell Julia Kauffman Connie Johnson Althea Faith Elizabeth Zeger Tim Rockwell I0hl'1 Dulebohn John Dulebohn I MOST MUSICAL MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Lois McCar1 Mazie Hawbaker Richard Stouffer Larry Angle . 41 Cheaper: B14 'The Doyen Father, ,e . Mother , . Ann Gilbreth . Emestlne, Q s Lillian . k-,k Frank. . . . Dan Gilbreth . Fred A 0 o Bill . s Jackie rt. . Doctor Burton . Joe Scales . Maid . . Larry . 4 Mis Brill. . will J it B ' , ,eJerry Myer3t M, , T Betty Hill , Sheryl Patterson . Julia Kauffman e, , Bonnie Zeger 1 , Joanne Benedict Q Lain-y Riehesson l , , , Lester Rotz . Delbert Wingert . . Ronald Meyers nn f Ella Mae Bricker . . Edward Zeger , , .Larry Angle . . . Doris Martin . .t t Laveme Buelgwaltegi , . .Arlene Souders l A9 ' 1' e Lf ,3 ., 79 4, W' 'lb I , I f I ef, ff 42 I cou1d've sworn Iheard a dog bark. Come on carpet, 1et's gol You and who elsel sg 3' Q59 '- eg -ilgifiwj 1 if x . Mm! 3.2 Nav-, N X N NQ , s r-as .Q I ,, g y. faq, wwf R 51314315 aw-wax-1 uwwagxsf , 1 , I H GM 1958 1-'1RS'1' ROW: Phyllis Swailcs. Lindscy linsrninggcr. Mildred Mellott, Lovelinc Kennedy, Catlicrinc Robinson, Carol Ann Mills, Patricia Bowers, Patsy Fctturhoff, Betty Atherton. SECOND ROW: lfrcda Wcavcr. Maxine Bishop. Beverly Bacr, Mac Ann Barnharr, Nancy Rogers, Anna Mary Wolfe, Gwtrndolyn Mc Clnrg. Rost- Faith, Janet Rouzer, Nancy Witter, Cynthia Watson. Jane Ryder. THIRD ROW: Kay Collior, Marie lxlyt-rs. Mary llcinbaugh, Carol lhorry, Janet Fitz, Norma lxlillcr, Harry Barnhart, Richard Mills, Doris Mc Carl. 1oanSteVens. Janet Kt-t-for, Lois Koller. FIRST ROW: Jean Dovcy, Alicc Zqgcr, Joyce 1x1-qllott, P1ly.liS Zimmerman. Anna 130110 Snydu Grace Thomas. Eleanor Wliutstono. SECOND ROW: Boatrice Niswandcr. Ann Whitmore. Virl, ,ma Wade, Mary Ellen Mc Cnlloli, Sandra 11a.inan. Lnncda Cunningham. THIRD ROW: Vlnlip Kucicr, Harold Sipes, John Zimmerman Richard Rocdtzr, Donley Nelson. Jr.. Russell l'jYt'1'1.'llQ. 1958 'K' 'll5-- - g 'W'7'Y-M- RM' I 5 - s T L .,1 , , -sv ft-51, L- wsia iv- f A wr, eq eh as , 4 W, ,k,L s 5, , , ,qgfg pt, 1, , . -was Msg . ex rl- , 25' sift -QWS' - 1958 A FIRST ROW: Gloria Kriner. Janet Lemaster, Mabel Jo Myers, Jeanne Price. Jean Fry. SECOND ROW: Linda Hoffeditz, David Zeger, Guy Shazter, Tom Wolf, Donald Sixeas, Barbara Winters. THIRD ROW: Lauretta Burkholder. Patricia Thomas. Dolores Williams, Nancy Huber. Linda Brant. Shirley Wolfe. W... .,..,.. mv- ---.,...,-.,., Mt.. X , , ,W M FIRST ROW: Lorraine Overcash, Roberta Keefer, Phylis Welsh, Joyce Rhodes, Freda Robinson, Margaret Souders, Clarabelle Betz, Shirley Moats, Mabel Souders, Joyce Wetzel, Dean Metcalf. SECOND ROW: David Myers, Richard Rhodes, David Carbaugh, Charles Musserman, Richard Hoffeditz, Robert Myers, Jr., John Fisher, Frank- lin Clevenger, Joe Pryor, Marlon Pine, William Gerhart, Jay Stoner, Lee Gayman, Robert Rhodes, Richard Horn- baker, John Keefer, Vaughn Hoover, Donald Fisher, James Sword. THIRD ROW: Gerald Clever, Floyd Dorty, John Finafrock, Edward Shindle, Daniel Stouffer, Gerald Fries, James Mellott, Ronald Cowan, Edwin Hawbaker, Robert Bricker, Robert McCu1loh, John Stahl, Roger Benedick, James Smithfield, I959 f Q 'fir' ik Di 2 ffwell- WWmq3w , fliimlll-It 1 lr, r f, sf-Zifglgs' 1 2 at I s M ,R s, w x we Win Steam Z ll.. 53 K nd- I ' fr . -sf A -' ,z-re,--W , ,,1f,w,- - ye, f or at I Y , we , R V L C , , Vg , i.f no to f f'W'fP' t,-!-SW wwe-wfww raw. fn.. :if We 51, , , , ,w,Q my are , S t -+21 K ,C ,, Q, rr, 41: - - 6 3'P.y.yi, A 1 'VYWF' 5 KSC, , , ,.,., . 5. . i959 FIRST ROW: Virginia Hendershott, Myrtle Stahl, Cheryl Nelling, Carol Bowers, La Vonna Whitney. Patricia Vandreau, SECOND ROW: Donald Bowers, Tom Dulebohn, Richard Bricker, Roy Johnston, Larry Young, Carolyn Hoffman. THIRD ROW: Robert Whitney. Eugene Keefer. Lee Hill. Edward Meyers, Ronald Keiffer, Carl Poe, Robert Varden. ABSENT: Janice Penn eeie Joyfoe Suffecool, Nancy Mellott. Catherine Myers. Helen Myers. Kay Zeger, Betty Benedick. SECOND ROW: I-any addefh Ciydetiohnwnr S SEV iire Davaidieovrercaslil Joel Ott, Harry Myers. THIRD ROW: Margaret Miller Shirley Reefer, Kathryn Johnson. Janet Keith, Marlen wible, nre, N my 5983? Y ,S ,,1f.'r v ,,L., , Q 2 . R ,ps-1, R we a, -.,l A Q f- ,lr '-ill - 3' also ,ff'4f',v?'iR Wil' H' - Whig, 1 3 9' MQ? f FIRST ROW: Robert Wolf, Robert Zeger Ir. , Roger Alleman, Kenny Angle, Ronnie Gerhart. Harman Hawbaker. SECOND ROW: Darlene Carbaugh, Janet Angle, Margaret Mellott, Reva Hose. Eunice Buck- walter, Ruth Burall, Joan Fritz, Janet Martain. THIRD ROW: Donald Niswander, Marvin Robinson, Guy Fritz. David Mowen, Richard Stuff. William Fitz. Robert Mc Fadden. l959 W P5 ,, ' Q., Q- 3 vig 1 bi 9-351 g I 1959 FIRST ROW: Sara Brake, Margaret Barnhart, Alverna Moreland, Judy Shindle. Barbara Grove, Susan Hirsch- field. SECOND ROW: William Stoner, Gerald Mellott. Otis Winters, Gilbert Johnson. Bonnie Gordon, Phyllis Hendershott, Guy Zimmerman, Donald Vanderau, Theodore Amsley. THIRD ROW: Henry Barthalow, Daniel Long, Gene Stoner, Kenneth Meyers, Terrell Cole, Daryl Mellott, William Hawbaker. FIRST ROW: Gene Yeager, Marvin Overcash, Victo Buck, Paul McLucas, Richard Yeager, Ronald Funk. SECOND ROW: Glen Martin, Earl Clever, Janet Musselman, Betty Hays, Arlene Clever, Gail Stoner Patsy Duvall, Ralph Rubeck. THIRD ROW: Richard Bivens, Fred Fritz, Carl Bryan, Jack Kendle, Melvir Meyers, Jim Timmons, Merle Pine, Paul Angle. I 960 :I , NK: if-!. K!l i I a E l I V E E I I E R I 1 I E 5 R 6 z., ' ' 'P: f?Zw,:i'.EQ' S??'!'f l ,'5:fiE'.HWSQ5 .QEl, lax' l96O IRST ROW: sonjia Shar-ar, Janet Smith, Jeanne Hollen- iead, Linda Zimmerman, Lavonne Hawbaker. SECOND OW: Leonard Dorty, Carl Carbaugh, Donald Miller. lomer Winters, Kenneth Pugh, Chester Grove. THIRD OW: Dale Keefer, Eugene Hawbaker, Harold I-Ioffeditz, Lenneth Myers, Darl Cook. John Helfrick. . - .1 ,Me ... , . w , A y as ag X- ., LU 1' ..1- ls' T--9 ii l FIRST ROW: Carol Ann Rotz, LaFawn Austin. JoAnn Buterbaugh, Betty Gerhart, Nancy Krepela, Lana Tamer. Bonnie Malone. Mary Christy. SECOND ROW: Leanna Hornbaker. Erma Keefer, Patsy Clever, Edna Harnish. Cleone Clark. Shirley Shatzer, Kathleen Faith, Linda Rockwell. Evelyn Mellott. THIRD ROW: Nancy Fisher, Nancy Pryor, Mike Baker, Ray Anderson. Donald Maun, Robert Nelling, Karl Hawbaker. Janet Ryder, Joanne Meyers. l960 1: J 1 V . mst ROW: Dorothy Mmm, Nancy Wolfe, Nancy Buck. Betty McCu1l0h, Doris Shives, Lorraine Pine. SECOND ROW: Randall! Keefer, Daniel Vandreall, Kenneth Deshong, Dewey Gordon, Ronnie Peck. O Robert Sipes, James Keith. Preston Carbaugh, Roger C Ensinger. THIRD ROW: Patricia Sweeney, Karen FIRST ROW: Betty Smiley, Hawbaker, Vivian Thomas. Carolyn Brant, Audrey Gordan, Janet Mummert, Pmeu. Dorcas Kaiser, Kay Brant. ABSENT: Betty Saunders. SECOND Pagina iyy. Putman' Hege, Robert Kendle, Calvin Shoop. Donald Pine, Daniel Sweeney, Sherle Robinson. THIRD ROW: Mary Betts, Siiishlyf :yi Miflipelf. Connie Burke, Mabel Guyer, Floe McLucas, Darlene Leab, Boyd Straley. I 9 V 1 r v will-' 'wrmwarwwww',,w2i:filr ls'lllll'--lei ' . twlmziiawill'nlWllllwfll:,llwil'wllfll lr'l'llll.. '. .wililielrMillll56Illndnrnlmllfzrllllmwm, N. , , ' 11 r-Lao.: - f ,- N-' -'.,. r-on K O . gg . ,...,--m - - 'F' - s . ,awww ,, vi U 121: sw. , Q 4 fr so at R 2? -1 111 :ls 1s fmrwiw S , :ties ty s .. f - , sr r K , ' 'Q , M ' , I .K ,s p , ,,,,. A 4'f 5. J. I I QQ V. A' J - . K :ki - . if In 1 ' yil, L! J H . nl 1 N we r -s , Y ' ima 7.-' 7 J ' L I ggigf Q Q -, f ' . ' Z f sw K . t ,5 :A A All i A y 5 5 A it 'Q 4 J at - ' ' . , are J if is R 5 3 we it 4 r z l96l RST ROW: Althea Pittman. Janet Binganian, Joyce her, Hazel Dorty. Edna Pittman, Doris Grove, Patsy mats, Shirley Kriner, Darlene Robinson. SECOND W: Harold Clevenger, Terry Hopkins, Marie Stevens, rry Smith, Diana Sheppard, Julia Garland, Linda velbiss, Mary Ann llawlcy, Shirley Glaser. Verna rnbaker, David Zimmerman, John Helfrick. THIRD W: Michael Turney, Terry Daley, Robert Hoffman. gene Deshong, James Wolfe, John Rubeck. Clair effield, Delon Robinson, Earl Mellott, Richard ndreau, Jacob Kendle. oi., FIRST ROW: Linda Steiger. Naomi Long, Rhodena Dorty. Mary Keefer, Judith Hopkins. Marjorie Miller. Karen Wingert, Mary Spangler, Judith Faith. SECOND ROW: Francis Stultz. Edward Hoch. Jr. , Joseph Crouse Margaret Anderson. Ann Faust, Bonnie Hill. Kay Over- cash. Donna Shelly. THIRD ROW: Earl Shives, Eddie Bowling. Donald Gorman, Donald Koontz, David Himes, Richard Nelson. John Colestock, Robert Miller, David Yundt. Dennis Hohman, James Metcalf. Stanley Sites. l96l 89 1118191 f ,MMM . . , . or l-'ASK V ffi,F'vAi2! Qwzswzwr f- i ii M ggeisg if-aw ti' .,,, , l96l FIRST ROW: Gladys McLauglin, Carolyn Miller, Audrey Mowen, Maragret Riley, Della Mellott, Helen Mellll1:ll,lwY?l Ruth Ann Rohabaugh. SECOND ROW: Tommy Rhodes, Gerald Gallagher, Chester Mills, Charles Shaxffgiqh X , Micheal Pine, William Thomas. Ronald Yeager, Janice Myers, Carolyn Benedict. THIRD ROW: Ronald Thomas, William Emsr. Larry Martin, Larry Hawbaker, Larry Bowers. David Burall, David McLucas William Hombaqker ABSENT' l f '.'f.- , .. f ,g.,:, . ggi,-,H 1 ., in ROW: Betty Smith. Bonnie Riley. Susan Hoff 'Glenda Gallagher. Gundel Passarge, Olive Fisher, I Angle, Nancy Yeager, Hanna Passarge. SECOND R' Joe Finafrock, Wayne Winters, Dorothy Everetts, Fa Pine, Roberta Clever, Carolyn Lynch, Kaye Boggs, Brenda Clevenger, Sandra Robinson, Dean Hawbakel Richard Zeger, Robert Eckstine. THIRD ROW: Gale Meyers, Maynard Long, Martin Miller, Earl Mc clanarhan, Richard Mackey, James Hoffman, Ronal Bricker, William Coble, Richard Deshong, Theodorl Gaylor. Mary Miner. ' iiiiiii iiiii ii'il ihii i iidiii .i h ' I 2 E I - ., .... ,- 1 . ' K , A 'QE . , 3, , , ,.., i , , .i 3 , U . I , ' , ., J M WV f7w'W'lv'weMw . .. ,M .g .il ygw M35 Q2,v:,25f any .L Ny- My Qmfvmu W 5, mf - ,,,J3f?S,,v , 1,.,m31M49.1,,N M- ' , kk W :Q P M dw. ...fam ,bw .. A.. .. , . L. ,, . , , , F. L' wx' Www fab? Q .. Q -xw cr W ' fi 4 X v X Y 1 0, ,,,.. :,, g .. , A . -V ,. 1 X7 W q v'Si N M , k .... . . . I , .N mx Q. V Si JPN' T? V Q 157' Nw , . f . ,xg - Ez, fy, ' m W, . L, VF -- .V , ,, . 1 I fi! X X 'I 5 ,. fiw' X ' ' 'ag ,L 651 ,f , K 5 ff, , ,H K 1 ., ,EF 5 , 1 X X ff? X M ,T ., W... ww ww. WW, A. X 1 W ' 4 -. M 1 x f in , 5 X - .K xg.. ,, f 'mil' ffl? 25-L+ X EH g.1,-.f1'4gMz! ' -fig? i' 1- . -51... ni .W A f ff-' .fn 'f .- ., ,523 . 1 ,. ,i , ,. , A , I , 4 W sw.. A f .Q - ' K v 7 . . f ' . ' . W. ,. 1 1 . .. ,fxxwgsfg .- 1f . .asm , - mfg .,,-W . . 2 Qw, , b :bf-Uf f . . f wal, . Z' . K X . 0' 1 1 Asif , .. ge. .XSe..,,,sgf,, - avg Q v , fi-,if -, - - ' - . YQ, Gem! MTU!! aa., I 962 ka. Qc Kawai' 4 W 1 Kwan'-var FIRST ROW: Sandra Heckman, Ruby Daugherty. Nan Stoner, Cinda Snider, Gloria Miller, Marlene Barnha QarQ:1,,Barnhart. Beatrice Gerhold. SECOND ROW: Johntwitmer, Donald Stoner. Martha Angle. Jacquel Shelia Byers, Faith Carbaugh. Nancy Zegi FIRST ROW: Peggy Kendle, Joyce Beatty, Vivian THIRD ROW: Alton Shives, Gerald Myers. Gary Mye Smith, Viola Barges, Patsy Keefer, SandrafBi1rkett. 7 Johan!-Ioffxnan. John Hoover, Anthony Dale. Ruby Lois Brant, Janet Gordon. SECOND 'ilgfavwiliilfferf'5Cl'ifford Kaiser. Pine, Joyce Dorty, Paula Sharar, Charlotte-Funk, g Nancy Grosh, NanCY Starliper. JudY'5R0i3kvtie'Il'5s'i' J Beverly Bowman, Gloria Overcash, Ronald Landis. TlllRD ROW: Robert McLucas,,t La,rrygAimslQy.i ,,,, . Richard Mowen. Raymond Martin, Kenneth Rouzer V Richard Secrist, George Zeger, Ragga:gglatttenlrergergjg ,gg I ,avi an JP -wp? in wx' ,Mg , ' ,saws .ui fi 'S' sw ' as ,nn-no - I- -II L11 1 962 RS'l' ROW: Mary Park, Rose Mellott, Linda Keyser, clia Kcefcr, Kay Bricker, Betty Jean McCulloh. iirlcy Hornhaker, Darlene Miller, Barbara Meyers. icinda Bowers. SECOND ROW: Charles Angle-. 'edurick llendershott, Donald Myers, Darrell Walker, 1 Roy Meyers, Luther Black, Richard Heisey. Ronald ollt-ge. THIRD ROW: Dallas Bricker, Clarence arnish, Carl Fiuafrock, Roderick Stahl, Robert ,irkt-, llarry Miller, Duane Hornbaker, David Cook. 'cniont llornhaker, Floyd Meyers. 1, wma www eaesryf. -:ns sie i kg WM., .ggef Lisa ia s. i 1. its s ,As N ,Xi-,Hs , ea raw -- 7. ageesy. .V we 41 .. A , axe- wa .. .A S . FIRST ROW: Martha Starliper, Darlene Gerhart. Judith Hissong, Lorena Zeger. Nancy Hurrell, Beverly Shindle, Mary Elizabeth Witmer, Shelby College. Mary C. Witmer Grace Sanders. SECOND ROW: Ronald Burhanan, Guy Zimmerman, Omar Stine, Duane Thomas, Edith Smith. Mary Ann Stoner. Shirley Poe, Nancy McCulloh, Kay Clever, Millard Grove, Dwight Hawbaker. THIRD ROW: Melvin Bryan, Jere Hissong. Walter Myers, John Staines. Lonnie Gordon. Stanley Zeger, Mike Myers. James Gerhart. William Hornhaker, Carl Eckstine. I 962 . awfgtsxm .ww Myra.-rt ' Lf: a. gay r. .ti Z. E is .uve ir' bi: .ir -j -' tw . r , . W .- ,.. 1 . X A S . A ,... .S . AQ! sl erin: vrgszsw at-if . . Q .. .. .. 4.: Q' .. t 'Y'Fi 13i5 f 5 . , A ew 11 nw? 324622 wigs' issue? ?N+'S'J'1 - ii- .X ,X ia .X . wsfsvla New z :agar 3 E 5 I 962 FIRST ROW: Dorcus Robinson, Leona Clayton, Patricia Eslhelman, Patricia Daley, Shirley Sanders, Phoebe Clever, Helen Bricker, Ruth Carbaugh. SECOND ROW Larry Rosenberry, Harold Wagner, Bill Guyer, Charles Atherton, Arvard Daley, John Rotz, Raymond Reihart, Nathan Martin, Russell Pine, Linn Straley, John, Smith. THIRD ROW: Melvin Keeler, Josephkhocles, Larry fx, Thomas, John Straley, Roy Smith, Charles Talhelm. Kenneth Wetzel. Carl Wetzel. 5 si 5 -s Q S Q lc FIRST ROW: Anna Burkett, Shirley Duvall, Della Burl holder, Shirley Ebersole, Merle Peck, Wilma Moats, Donnalee Royer. SECOND ROW: Ronald Kende, Virg. Srraley, Sally Unger, Darrell Pine, Ronald Poole, Ga: Leab, James Rogers, Sally R0bYi'l1SOIL-V. THIRD ROW: I0 Thomas, Marshall Faith, Donald Keefer, Nevin Fries. Le Roy Kessinger, John Heinbaugh, Leon Metcalf. 1962 fQs1,rQ 1 939' 'Ti-5 The XXSXVUY- if 57 O ur Gang A ngels of I-nercy Cheap et B1 'Y '06 DOZEN' 1, sf' ,n w?'N. A sg ww' , :gin ,Q .Wy v ' . we ,Ay - , ,M ,V W H ,L ..:. , ,. . ,, Q V V V Ek VEVVX X . . , .. , . . , A V A V ,L -, -: Q - Vx? J fi . . h. .. . A- W Q.:-1 W X T A ,L.g Q 1:.V ,fl ,. V V A V , ' Q 4 9153 ,gr gf., t 2 ,- N' , 2 ' x 5 .Xa 5 5 rn 5 , .4 , gs mx Srl F ff. ff, ., -al .mm ii 3 V yi My ,.-I.. 1 f: 1 X X Citadel StaH5 FIRST ROW: T, Rockwell, J. Secrist. J. Kauffman, R. Everetts, I. Zimmerman, Mrs. Pflueger. SECOND ROW: M. Keefer, M, Miller, M. Paylor, C. Snider, K. Zeger, J. Beatty, J. Hollenshead, S. Sharar, B. Malone, R. Dorty, D. Robinson, L. Austin. THIRD ROW: N. Stoner, M,A, Bamhart, I. Price, I. Fry, J. Lemasters, B. Niswander, J. Houser, B. Zeger, R. Passarge, N. Horrell, S. Patterson. FOURTH ROW: A. Zeger, I. Mellott, FIRST ROW: A. Faith, V. Burke, J. Houser, J. Secrist, L. McCar1, B. Keefer, R. Anderson, M. Keyser, Mr. Giv1et.a.SECOND ROWQ M. Paylot, D. Faith, B. Zeger, M. Amsley, R. Passarge. J. Benedict, B, Hill. B. Grove, M. L. Miller, E. Hombaker, A. Keefer, S. Pine. THIRD ROW: P. Robinson, B. Snider, E. M. Bricker, C. John- son, N. Harrell, S, Patterson. 3. Kauffman, S. Vance, L. McLucas, A. Souders, D. Martin. EOUR'15I'1iROW: ..... L,g,wirmer,. smnqle, R. Clark, I. Smith, T. Gift. A.C. Myers. L. Buckwalter, ?0S?k'ff?1L. ROW I- MSW' M' L- Savlof- F G. Hawbaker, D. Keefer. H. Hawbaker. R. Zegetfl' O F 5 J, Ott, T. Gift, R. Johnston, D. Stouffer, R. Bricker. . , . Council F- 1 4- U - I 1 S Irs QE HUMEMA AMERICA . ,,,,,,,,, U., m y 1 R, '3-H 14 , ROW: D. srouffer, D. stuff, E. zeger, R. oroie, nr, B. Myers. SECOND ROW: R. Bivens, K. Moats, ller, M. Robinson, R. Myers, G. Fries, L. Gayman, Vers, D. Metcalf, R. Hoover, F. Fritz, Mr. Johnston. J ROW: D. Shuman, W. Gerhart, E. Hawbaker, L. , R. Hoffeditz, R. Ruebeck, R. Stuff, B. Souders, H. ditz, D. Fisher, K. Bamhart. FOURTH ROW: J. .e, P. Angle, K. Myers, N. I-lege, C. Shoop, D. r, P. Hamish, K. Fitz, R. Byers, J. Keefer. FIFTH R. Zeger, H. Hawbaker, H. Sites, J. Pryor, K. F. Dorty, W. Daley, I. Stoner, D. Bricker, W, e, R. McFadden, V. Hoover, M. Myers, R. Funk. L Miller J Rhodes,L .X X, . . : . th A iii i Aiii iildifrioki SECOND Row I Smi A, 5, Shdtar, I. Hollenshead, F L. V iiiii iiiii Ni.iMBnucu,yD.yHii1, P. Welsh. 'ruuzn now Ji J- Angler E- 'i'. w i. N ' H ' like! P F suwdm. Fomwh now: B. numb 4 13 ...B 1 Sham. F- F g iiyiii iiiii FIFTH Row: D. Memm, J. rrrrz ,,,,,, .Ga SYCOVC, A . K88fBl', -Mn Sfdhxiefs, S. Moana, C. Betts. T314 Swe FIRST ROW S Wolfe J Prlce N Horrell N Huber M B n ape'l McCu1loh D Stuff SECOND ROW Mr Thomas S Brake A J A J A S. P.C1'eager, B Niswander THIRD ROW J Suffecool G Knner N C FIRST ROW: N. Wirrer, V. Burke, S. Patterson, B. Zeger, Marrin, J. Dovey, L. Ensminger, J. Mellotr, A. ,Fairh, D. Faith, N Miller, G McC1urg B Atherton N Beatty, M. Hawbaker, S. Meyers, M. Amsley, B. Hill. THIRD ROW M1ssShee1y, N Spidie, E Whersrone B Niswander N. Rogers, B, Grove, E, Hornbaker, L, Keller, A,M, Wolfe, C Dorty, V Wade, P Bowers P Zimmerman A Zeger, L, Overcash, P, Ferterhoff, FOURTH ROW: E,M,.BT1CkEI, B Snider, J Ryder R Passarge J Benedick A. Coble, P. Robinson, A, B, Snyder, J, Rouzer, G, Thomas, K. Sharar, R, Keefer, A. Keefer, S, Pine, M,A, Batnhart, B S n Baer. FIFTH ROW: M. Bishop, J. Kauffman, S. Vance, P. Lushbaugh, A. Souders, L. McLucas, M. Saylor, R. Anderson, L. McCarl, C, Watson, B. Helfrick, M. Snider, J. Keefer, M, E. McCu11oh, F, Weaver, A, Whitmore, M, L, Miller, s ,151 g if 9- s us an ' JUIHT msn scnnm. , FIRST ROW: N. Miller, C. Dorty, G. McC1urg, I. Lemasters, J. Rouzer, B ,H S B d P. Zimmerman, K. Hawbaker, P. Robinson. SECOND ROW: J.Mo11on, 0 Q Q g N. Fisher, H. Hoffedirz, L. McFadden, J. Fitz, C. Mills, S. l-lerchfield, B. Grove, K. Zeger, M. Baker, M. Myers, B. Gordon, R. Nelling, K. lJr-sliong, D. Mellott, C. Nelling, B. Zegar, A. Faust, J. Keefer, Mr. Mowery. THIRD ROW: V. Hendershot, T. Gift, S. Sliindle, D. Shuman, J. Ber1edict,J. l-Iouser, J. Funk, S. Vance, D. Sheppard, E. Shindle, J. Colestalk, J. Myers, D. Zim- merman, S. Kriner, J. Fisher, E. Hook, R. Secrist, J. Zimmerman. FOURTH ROW: R. Stouffer, M. E. McCul1oh, D. Whet- sronc, J. Slnndlc, C. Johnson, J. Keefer, C. Weller, B. Myers, E. Meyers, R. Zeger, H. Winters, G. Fries, J. Stahl, C. Musscr, E. Zeger, R. Bricker, D. Srouffer, T. Wolfe, R. Benedict, S. Zeger, R. Keefer, K. Myers, R. Hoffeditz, R. Johnston, L. Hill. Sl l'TlNGf D. Str-iifik-r, D. Stuff, L. McCarl, R. Anderson. FIRST ROW: E. Zeger, C. A. Mills, L. Ensminger, K. Robinson, lf, weaver, IJ, McCarl, C. Watson, V. Burke, M. Bishop, G. Thomas, L. Cunningham, F. Hornbaker, J. Dovey, P. Fetterhoff. SECOND ROW, Miss Smith, J. Mr-Ilott, S. Vance, B. Hill, P. Swailes, H. Sites, R. Gehr, R. Everettcs, R. Myers, M. Snider, A. Keefer, M. L. Miller, B. Grove, S. Pine. THIRD ROW: S. Patterson, P. Zimmerman, M. Saylor, A. Souders, M. Amslcy lf. Dorry, I.. Bur-kwalier, R. Grove, J. Zimmerman, J. Stoner, W. Daley, J. Rouzer, M. E. McCul1oh. L. Keller, A. Faith, ll. linitli, D. Martin. FOURTH ROW: J. Kauffman, A,B, Snyder, M. . Ilciiilniinlli, C, Dorry, M. Myers, R. Faith, N, Miller, L. Gayman, G, h lrics, R, lloffenlirz, lf, leger, R, Myers, A,C, Myers, G, McC1urg, C X,N.i, lYoli'e, B, Zcuer, R. Passargc, J. Keefer, B, llclfrick, P, Bowers. Q. .H 141 x M H :Eval-11 'i W1 fi Qi? Mi M , 4 .i . .f fi 3 1 K ii 151555 ff mx - i .K.. . i .sp ' . ff X in ke' .M Vw .M is f Q ., ww- .,,M .A ,Q M Hall Squad KST ROW: Billy Stoner, Delores Hawk, Betty Jlfe, Helen Morganrhaw, Clara Betts, Ella Mae cker, Kay Collier, Mr. Sturnbaugh. SECOND W: Duane Hombaker, Clifford Kaiser, Tony le, Joe Crouse, John Thomas, Dean Hawbaker, ncy Horrell. THIRD ROW: Ronnie College, :lie Hoch, Arward Daley, Narhen Martin, Daryl :llott, Ronnie Pool, Robert Stoner, Harry Barn- rt. Pnojection Club RST ROW: Joe Finafrock, Billy Stoner, Daryln ellott, Bob Zeger, Samuel Linn, Dean Haw- her, Philip Keefer, Mr. Prezkop. SECOND JW: Ted Amsley, Donnie Vandreau, John slfrick, Wayne Winters, Terry Cole, Roger isminger, Carl Carbaugh. THIRD ROW: ,y Anderson, Larry Ensminger, Roger Byers, arl Cook, Homer Winters, Harry Barnhart, Chard Hoffeditz. Salgetq Patnol FIRST ROW: Regina Passagre, Ella Mae Bricker, Margaret Amsley, Kay Sharar. SECOND ROW: Mr. Srumbaugh, Eugene Hornbaker, Wilma Moats, Freida Robinson, Alvirna Moreland, Phyllis Welsh, Clara Betts, Doris Martin, Barbara Long, Florence Talhehem. THIRD ROW: Barbara Winters, Betty Wolfe, Delores Hawks, Helen Mottenthow, Char- lotte Souders, Kay Coller, Beverly Baer, Mae Ann Barnhart, Nancy Horrell, Marvin Overcash. I-UURTH ROW: Nathan Martin, Clyde Johnson, David Mchucas, Donald Gorman, Robert Huffman, Merle Pine, Joe Crouse, Richard Koontz, llarry Barnhart, Dena 1-lawbaker, Joe Finafrock, Dennis College. x 'X' ' maionettea STANDING: Carol Dorty, Gwendolyn McC1urg, Janet Lamaster, Karl Hawbaker, Phyllis Zimmerman, Janet Rouzer. KNEELING: Norma Miller, Phyllis Robinson. 4 .. ,S k ., iw. i ,f f,f ! f' H24 I , 5,4 -- 3- V V 5 I f s Q N. J Sextet STANDING: Phyllis Zimmerman, Joyce Mcllott, loueda Cunningham, Beatrice Niswander, Ann Whitmore, Anna Belle Snyder. SEATED: Miss Smith. Hut Club STANDING: Mr. Bugay, Linda Hoffeditz Lorena Bruckholder, Connie Johnson, Kay Collier, Nancy Huber, Patty Van- dreau. SEATED: Harry Barnhart. ommencial Club QRST ROW: Harry Barnhart, Lindsay En- ninger, Betty Hill, Ruth Anderson, Max- e Bishop. SECOND ROW: Patsy Bowers, :trol Dorty, Beverly Baer, Carol Ann Mills, itsy Fetteroff. THIRD ROW: Mr. Stenger, izabeth Zeger, Nancy Rogers, Cynthia Wat- n, Kay Collier, Katherine Robinson, Phyllis vailes, Clair Fritz. FOURTH ROW: Rose iith, Nancy Beatty, Anna Mary Wolfe, Norma illcr, Betty Atherton, Gwendolyn McC1urg, net Ronzer, Lois Keller. FIFTH ROW: Mae nn Barnhart, Lois MeCatl, Sonya Vance, net Fitz, Marie Myers, Janet Ryder, Nancy itter, Janet Keeler. Ylwzaea Club RST ROW: Patsy Creager, Joan Armstrong, ary Ellen McCulloh. SECOND ROW: Mrs. ibboney, Jacquline Wible, Betty Benedict, abel Souders, Carol Ann Mills, Mrs. Sixeas. HIRD ROW: Nancy Angle, Freida Robinson, :va llose, Phyllis Welsh, Clara Betts. FOURTH JW: Betty Wolfe, Margaret Souders, Gale one, Janet Keefer, Mabel Jo Myers, Joyce etzel. Ylmth Qnade Chonua FIRST ROW: Nancy Fisher, iirnra Keeler, Nancy Wolfe, Betty Gerhart, Mil1'jl2ll'Cl Barnhart, Kathleen Faith, Dorothy Martin, Alverta Moreland. SECOND ROW: Sarah Brake, Cleone Clark, Nancy Kappela, Bonnie Malone, Pat Sweeny, Joan Buterbaugh, JudyShinQ1e, Mrs. Treiber. THIRD ROW: La Fawn Austin, Joan Myers, Kenneth Pugh, Robert Nelling, Karl Hawbaker, Harold Hoffeditz, Susan Hirschfield, Shirley Shatzer, Linda Z,innnerman. Latin Club FIRST ROW: Mrs. Gordy, Linda Brant, Jeanne Price, Nancy Huber, Gloria Kriner, Janet Lam- astcr. SECOND ROW: Barbara Winters, Patsy Thomas, Jean Fry, Mable Jo Myers, Delores Williams, Linda Hoffeditz, Shirley Wolfe, Loretta Burkholder. Photo Club FIRST ROW: Virginia Wade, A. C. Myers, loueda Cunningham, Lovalene Kennedy. SECOND ROW: Elizabeth Zeger, Betty Hill, Nancy Horrell, Grace Thomas, Lois Keller, Mildred Mellott, Miss Smith. THIRD ROW: Mr. Crouch, Delbert Wingert, Ruth Anderson, Marie Myers, John Zimmerman, George Spangler. s 2 model Club FIRST ROW: Mr. Bugay, Sterling I-leinbaugh, Wayne Winters, Billy Stoner, Carl Eckstine, Eddie Ernst, Omar Stine, Duane Hornbaker Raymond Rehart, Mr. Gingrich. SECOND ROW: Chester Grove, Darrell Pine, Terry Cole, Donnie Vanderau, Marshall Faith, LeRoy Kessinger, Nevin Fries. THIRD ROW: Arward Daley, Mike Turney, John Heinbaugh, Ronald Bricker, William Ernst, Larry Thomas Henry Ryder, John Thomas, Nathan Martin. Gfrcheatna FIRST ROW: Lee Gayman, Gloria Kriner, fiabe1Jo Myers, Kemieth Pugh, Sara Brake, fom Dulebohn. SECOND ROW: Vivian mith, Walter Smith, Nancy Horrell, Joyce Aellott, Nancy Fisher, Janet Lamaster, heryl Wilkins. THIRD ROW: Ted Amsley, ionnie Gordon, John Zimmerman, Lee Hill, Loy Johnston, Christina Weller, Eddie Myers, Lenneth Myers, Richard Bricker, John Stahl. LEUOW: Mrs. Triebcr, Anna Belle Snyder. T95 It M 'A flunion 'Ileatiual Choflua IRST ROW: Paula Sharar, Nancy Zeger, atsy Grove, Judy Hopkins, Shirley Kriner, lazel Dorty, Marilyn Fix, Patsy Keefer, larlene Gerhart. SECOND ROW: Terry vailey, Bobby Hoch, Lorrena Zeger, Bonnie ill, Marjorie Miller, Roberta Clever, Vera ornbaker, Mary Spangler, Charlotte Funk. HIRD ROW: Bob Miller, Richard Secrist, om Danaher, Eugene Deshong, Robert Clark, Jhn Colestock, Ronald Kontz, David Zimmer- ian, John Hoover, Gary Hawbaker. J who Stuinq Quantette BEIDW: Mrs. Trieber. ROW: Gloria Kriner, bee Gayman, Tom Dulebohn, Janet Lamaster. Qu. Libnanq Club FIRST ROW: Mrs. Wilson, Sandra Burket, Ellen Ensminger, Hazel Dorty, Mary Keefer, Shirley Kriner, Marilyn Fix. SECOND ROW: Carl Fisher, Audrey Mowens, Darlene Robinson, Wilma Moats, Ann Faust, Judy Faith. THIRD ROW: Neoma Long, Larry Hawbaker, Gary I-lawbaker, Ronald Konty. Qu. Band FIRST ROW: Shirley Shatzer, Jean Price, Mary Keefer, Alverna Mooreland, John Stains, Barbara Myers, Eddie Bowling, Katherine Johnson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Mowrey, Roger Blattenberger, Dick Nelson, Darlene Robinson, Jimmy Metcalfe, Lanny Gordon, Ronnie Bur- hanan, Carl Eckstine, Eugene Yeager, Richard Vandreau. THIRD ROW: Donald Stoner, Fred Hendershott, Maynard Long, Linda Brant, Betty Jean McC1o11ough, Larry Young, Guy Zimmer- man. Qu. Ylunaea Club FIRST ROW: Mrs. Gibboney, Olive Fisher, Kay Clever, Phyllis Hendershott, Vivian Wilkins, Mrs. Sixeas. SECOND ROW: Roberta Clever, Beverly Souders, Ellen Ensminger, Mildred McFadden, Lois Long, Deanne Johns, Judith Householder, Alverna Morland, Jeanne Hoilenshead. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Lynch, Grace Souders, Edith Smith, Barbara Grove, Susan Hirchfield, Bonnie Gordon, Shirley Shatzer, Betty Gearhart, Iavonne Hawbaker, Kay Briggs. S mu' xw R' 1' ' ff: - - , - i f ' f ' ' 'Hip . ' sfw A 'xx Ng--fe lfvf -5 ,- an Q S ' .0 x 75 I . 4 'Q -f . I M - iq ,,avjj5 . A NT' 'K M g I - z Q .iv X Q k w X 4 lx , if A -- .K sf Q L.-- QW, K R .iw L, X . :Sgt A, A 7 xg qw Q. - 1 W -4 ' . X:'- ev1:,,., -fry s Q- ' M n . ' X yy , ww A' . I i sf' f Q' ' , x K - 0 f W . 4' YP' . Ns ' ' if , Q A .Lg '- Si Mt 'eff ' ow . 9 My A. ' -V44-,-.,, ,, . Baile c ' W - a ,- ' K, g 11 ww Q - I 'M' o ' 4, -. - n - - ,. '56 'af -. M, W 6 E C ' 1 5 1, Q' me , i 3' ,QW E ,tu ,, X, r U gws ,,,. ,,X,RinW,,,,r,.w!tg1iwinr..mwmr-mmwi . .A is fm, - FIRST ROW: Lee Hill, E53diegMey ei'SL,, Donnie Sixeas, Walter Brindle, David Grosh, Robert Rhodes, John Stahl, Roger NNANR hi chard Rhodes, Merle Starr, Joel Ott, Dean Hawbaker, Guy Zimmerman. Eddi2!Shind1e, Bub Swailes, Dave shuman, John Secrist, Skip Shatzer, Gerrv Fries, Jay Stoner, Harry Bricker, John Zimmerman, Ronald Cowan, Gilbert A. C. Myers, Mr. Hoch. 1 ' ww, iii N 'W' xi V 'Q' 1 U JH, wb wml 'Www,,,vf,,qMw,'AwJ': ,,,,,,,,J,w,', ,mm f i ,W , M iw,www-wwg: ,M im,-Q 74 f Socceu Champa The Rockets captured the F.C.C. title for the 6th consecutive year, complet- ing the season without a loss, having only one goal scored against them in league play, and two goals against them in non-conference competition. In l956, the Rockets soared upward in high gear to their first District lll Cham- pionship, after six long years of struggling. The Rockets, powered b a swift and skilled offense, and a strong and powerful defense, soared away from all their Conference competitors and took their undefeated team to the Gettysburg College Field where they met and defeated the powerful Dover- ians by a slim margin of l - 0 on a penalty kick in the 4th quarter. On the Rockets sailed to defeat East Lebanon by another slim margin of l - 0 after four extra, exciting, five-minute quarters, in which the corner kicks were counted as goals if made by the opposing team. The Green and White team then met defeat at the hands of the overpowering and forceful Bethlehem District I champions on the District l Lancaster High School field. Houstontown - l J. B. H. S. - 8 McConnellsburg - 0 - 2 Scotland - l - 5 Quincy - O - 4 Fannet-Metal - 0 - 4 St. Thomas - 0 - 3 Greencastle - O - 3 Scotland - O - 7 Quincy - O - 8 McConnellsburg - l - 2 Fannet-Metal - O - 4 St. Thomas - O - l Greencastle - O - 8 Dover - O ' - l East Lebanon - O - l Bethlehem - 2 - I Shatzer A - 24 Sixeas -4 Swai les - 6 Secrist - l Stahl - 3 Meyers -l D. Rhodes - 9 B. Rhodes - 7 Reeder - 2 Bricker - 5 75 1 . FIRST RCW: Nancy Witter, Cynthiaywatson, Sheryl Patterson, Gwendolyn Mcfllurg Jane Ryder M1tz1 Zegerg Janettamastetg Alnrmbe511e52Snyder, n M arlene Ri1ey4ss,Jekyce.s Mellotm SECJOND ROW JoAn Hauser Joanne Benedict. Kay Shilil, Norina'lMil1er, Patsy Thomas, Nancy Huber, Grace Thomas Jeanne Price, Betfyliiill, sN3FiCyl lRCtgEl5S-g Beverly Snider, Mrs. Byrony li. A ezn . 1L,h 'em'h.i Scotland Greencastle B B Quincy . Scotland . B Greencastle Buchanan Buchanan Buchanan Buchanan Buchanan Cynthia Watson. ,. Gwendolyn McClur9 Joyce Mellott . . Annabelle Snyder . Cjiula Hockey The girls' hockey team under the direction of Mrs. Nancy Byron had a fairly successful season, this being the first year for hockey at Buchanan. Both games played with the Greencastle JV's were victo- ries for Buchanan. They were also victorious over Quincy. This made a total of three wins for the season. The Scotland Hockey Team defeated Buchanan both games with scores of l-O and 3-l . Considering that this was the first year that the hockey team competed with other schools,we want to congratulate the team for a fine showing. r- 77 i v ,.L. A 5 , . ips .. .' i FIRST ROW: Kay Zeger, Nancy Snider, Mazie Haw- . , , . A baker- Duma Phill? man. SECOND ROW:' shir1eyiwo1fe,iRobenaiKeefer Lovalene Kennedy, Helen Myers. y FIRST ROW: Hazel Dorty, Judy Hopkins, Darlene 1 S Shirley Kriner. SECOND ROW: Shirley Shatzet, Bonnie Gordon, La Fawn Austin, Rhodena Deny. . ,i- ,, 3 .Q '5 i 45 W. Y i 2 S fir!! 2' B 'I . 51-5., y i U y iiyi, no fl. 'High Cheeuleaclena I , Q, . 4g,g-3,152 Z ' ., .MJ V Ag ,MJ M mf' Y g MIL L ri - SS f n..l v- 1.1 ', Fools rush in where Angels fear to tread! Pardon mel I .ms - ' 'SQ-'+1 13f5'Zff gwgQ Q - ,Q-34 ng 'ku ' :ef : L11 - ,mf ' ii, . gif- .JT 5, in i , .. And awa-a-ay we goll ,. mf .. x 'V 7 . L, 'I '. . . K N, W. for -I., f . ,, ,, or ,, ,, , , ,M Q ,in - ,K q ,, im nz, Where did it golf? OOOmphll 4 The Forbidden Range The Silent Vigil It's a riotl I I .. , . , ,. ,. ,WM 1.11. Baalzetball FIRST ROW: Mr. Peck, John Stahl, Danny Stouffer, Richard, Stouffer, Jay Stoner, John Secnst Rlchard Reeder, Tom Gift, Donald Bowers, Donald Whctstone. KNEELING: Lester Rotz, A. C. Meyer Buchanan 32 Buchanan 36 Buchanan 40 Buchanan 26 Buchanan 25 Buchanan 58 Buchanan 41 Buchanan 43 Buchanan 75 I Buchanan 53 Buchanan 33 Richard Reeder . Tom Gift . . . Big Spring McConneI Isburg Biglewille Williamsport Biglervi I Ie Clearspring Alumni Scotland St. Thomas Quincy Greencastle Donald Whetstoneltt. 5 . John Secrist . . Donald Bowers . Jay Smith . . Danny Stouffer . Bill Keefer . . Jay Stoner . . Harry Bricker . John Stahl . . Dick Stoutfer . Donald Nelson . Buchanan Buchanan Buchanan Buchanan Buchanan Buchanan Buchanan Buchanan Buchanan Buchanan Fannett-Metal Scotland McConneIIsburg St. Thomas Quincy - Greencastle Fannett-Metal Williamsport C I earspri ng Old Timers INDIVIDUAL SCORERS u Q. V. Baalzetball FXFIRST ROW: Mr. Stenger, Joel Ott, Roger Alleman, Donald Sixeas, Eddie Meyers, Larry Young Tom Wolfe, Skip Shatzer, Walter Brindle, Lee Hill, Eddie Shindle, Eugene Keefer, Roy Johnson KNEELING Lester Rorz, A. C. Myers. Buchanan Buchanan Buihanan Buchanan. Buchanan Buchanan Buchanan BUsQl3anan Buchanan Sh atzer Johnston . . Sixeas. Myers . Shindle Brinclle Young Al leman OH' . Keefer Wolf . Hill . Big Spring McConnellsburg Biglerville Williamsport Biglervi l le Clearspring Scotland St. Thomas Quincy Greencastle Buchanan Buchanan Buchanan Buchanan Buchanan Buchanan Buchanan Buchanan Buchanan Buchanan ,. S INDIVIDUAL SCORERS 0' v ? - X r.,. N.. ,V .V:,, U ' C . - - ,-44 --it ro,- Effiffiifv i'.- Fannett-Metal Scotland McConnel lsburg St. Thomas Quincy G reencastle Fannetf-Metal Wi I gl iamsparr Clectrspringgl Reverse Jets 1 I ','x, iglnluf',1 ,,', sn ,,N' gn.: ',,- , ,, FIRST ROW: Connie Johnson, Phyllis Swailes, Katherineigohinson, IeanrltfYP1'ice, Margaret Amsley, Joyce Mellor, Joanne Benedick, Marlene Riley, Muzi Gwendolyn McClurg, Victoria Burke, Cynthia Watsdny lni' IuIia5'Kai1fffnan', Mrs. Byron, Shei'y1PattetsonQ Ann Whitmore, Nancy Huber, Janet Lemasters, nlnln nlll y nnllnynllnl xyylyyy ng nlny lllny yyll iiii ,',, llll ' N ll3n,,l,ll,:ulln,lgt 'll'l-' hw' ll ' ,'l-ll '-l1l.5lnwJ1.l,5l : llwlilnmllhwil-QR, Rin xrl . llll ll llli G ' ni M in lli ,. ,,x' 5 l,ll , ' ll' l, llll,ll 1 , in ll'l,.-, A 82 Ciiula Baalzetball Under the excellent coaching of Mrs. Nancy D. Byron and the assistant coaching ot Miss Bets M ers, the Byronettes had a highly successful season-ten games, ten winsl The three main guards, Kauffman, Patterson, and Watson were unexcelled in their de- fensive tactics, as roved by the opposition's 154 points to the Byronettes' 403 points. The outstanding forward: of the season was Margaret Amsley, who scored l89'of the team's 403 ints. Joanne Benedict scored 97 and Carol Dorty 29. This is the first time a girls' basket- Ezll team has gone undefeated since 1946. Next year's team will greatly miss the services of the two forwards, Joanne Benedict and Margaret Amsle , and Julia Kauffman, Sheryl Patterson, and Victoria Burke as guards. Sheryl Patterson and, Julia Kauffman were on the team for4 years. Joanne Benedict, Victoria Burke, and Margaret Amsle were on the team for 3 years. Sheryl was captain and Cynthia vylas cowcaptain for the 19531-1957 season. All five of these girls will be lost by graduation t is yearn We wish to congratulate the coaches and girls for the fine team work which carried them through an undefeated season. nNmvlDuAL scoRlNcs OPPONENTS BUCHANAN Scotland I3 43 Margaret Amsley W0Yf1eSlD0l'0 Joanne Benedict Greencastle Joyce Mellof . Quincy Carol 'Dorty . . 5'-Gotland Anna Belle Snyder Waynesboro Marlen Riley. . QUil lCY Alice Zeger . . Greencastle Janet Lemaster . Alumni Nancy Huber . ff? 1, ,, Q 7. is-11 15-fiy ,xQkL Q ' i 1 , gif faq., K X7 'Z ' ' ' 'W k 5' ' if :-fin' 53355. - gi 'if' filigla. -flffi 'QW 5:5 .. Q5 is 'sfiyli -:xl . - E5 x J, W M f ,ff fm.. iw -A--f mm. , ggfki 'Wx Jiffy 'ii- W .. if .Nw N Na-..., Ns., W -.. et 'S , zQ o XM H ' h 'V 't rmsr ROW: Tom Rhodes, John coiesmck, John nl ii-iealfrick, Gene Stoner, Guy Zimmerman, Randall Keefer FIRST ROW: Albert Zeis, Terry Hopkins, Jim Wolfe, David Zimmernian, Ronnie Burhanan, Jerry Myers, Dick Nelson. SECOND ROW: Bobby I-loch, Delon Robinson, Mike Turney, Francis Stoltz, Clair Sheffield David Yundt, David Himes, Mr. Myers. SECOND ROW: Mr. Benedict, Larry Ensminger, John Moats, Dale Keefer, Dave Vance, Lenard Dorty, Gilbert Johnson. vtlfl. Hiqh fl. V. Buchanan Baaeball ROW? Kngleii, Stahl, Larry Hopkins, Dean Walker Yaglce. I Erford, Skip Shatzer, Walter Wl1Qtsiz0nes.qJQhIiQSacrist4 Roy5sJaI1ri5t6ri,QfII6m Gift, Mr. Teyssier. , , , Buchanan T 5 5 Greencastle James Buchanan - I Waynesboro I8 6 Buchanan enke V It I2 Quincy 5 WWW 5 Scotland 4 9 St. Thomas I2 I I2 Fannett-Metal 5 O Waynesboro 7 .Iam65sBuahfanan 2 Greencastle 6 Btmhanan I 3 Quincy I 3 O 2 5106165 Buchanan Scotland I I2 St. Thomas 3 Buchanan I2 Fannett-Metal 7 86 8 'Jnaclz f ' Q :Mig f ,, 'V in the gx, A Finsr Rowi SECQNDQ Bitnliart, Frank E M, Richard Rhodes, Jerry Myers, Robert Bennett. Robert Zeger, Lee Gayman, ,Harry John Stouffer, Lee Keefer, Jay Smith, -5 J, ,, .. Q in A , . John ?i'T1me f!anfgKYPF when Shoemakef- Quincy Buchanan B Greencastle Buchanan Greencastle Buchanan Quincy Scotland Biglervi l le Buchanan retc 6Qt . A B53 46- 67 504k 1 231 'XZ 78 B 51 21 R - COUNTY MEET tsporlgnd 89 V2 l Greencastle 47 3f5 Buchanan 35 7f I O lQuihcy IO M5 Fannetl'-Metal 4 Sr. Thomas' ' 2 87 We wish to thank all those whose financial support has made our yearbook possible. Although their names are placed last in our book, they are by far NOT the least important. We feel very grateful for their help and ho d in high regard our patrons. Chambersburg Dairy Co. Farmers Bank of Mercersburg Lowengarth and Co. Fry Coal and Stone Co. Mercersburg Builders Supply Co. Peo les National Bank of Lemasters Andfews Photographs McLaughlins Drug Store Mercersburg Dress Co. H. R. Cordell and Sons Ga man Chevrolet Co. Phillips Seed Store and Greenhouse Fred Nair Philco Service Lemaster General Store Lemaster Elevator Al's Food Center Stanley Company Judy's Superette Mercersburg Inn Meyers Insurance Byer Brothers Florist Valley National Bank B. C. Snider and Son Culp's Stationary Store Farmers and Merchants Trust Co. Potters Restaurant Hicks' Chevrolet Star Theatre Cumberland Valley Electric Co. Millers Jewelers R. E. Christophel Grocery Jim's Cleaners Shank and Fisher New House Restaurant Pensupreme Mercersburg Journal E. Walker Hays Grocery Frank's Market Penn Appliance Co. Buchanan Lanes Eddies Meat Market G. C. Murphy Co. Bitner's Restaurant Ambrose Jewelers Nitterhouse Concrete Hill's Grocery A Friend A Friend Mrs. L. Rockwell Dort 's Store clycl. Pine Zammitos Men's Shop Doughnut Hut Fred Stickell Smith's Mobil Service Smith's Drug Store Esso Dealer Paul Walker Paul Maun Powell Photo Shop Hoover Jewelers Horst Electric Appliances Wolf's Racket Store Royal Jewelers Ethel's Beauty Shoppe C. B. Zitzman Mercersburg lce and Cold Storage Sheffield Sunoco Service First National Bank Bill Selser Shell Station Mids Hangout W. H. Gluck Snider's Men's and Boy's Shop Western Auto Associate Store Nan Sue Style Shop Norma J. Brubaker Belle's Dry Goods D. J. Lininger and Son YEAIIOUKS vp F Ju s . 3.1.4 h V ' -fzbfia .f.,.tf,, ,V , H pez., sl- 1.1 3 f x2.:, . I 51.0 :YJ-1,12 -'5 .,-75151. , - 'H' F . T A! Pfa- -,a,. .fig 'WL' +34- .YL24 , i.4. 32 G7 3 - .w'51'f ' - ' ww' 'mf QC?- 2:sFg7 , I u H5 ' rl' Wg .wi 1, .A 1 .V A . . 41.3--'-a, JW, 'RIM- 'geu 7 19' 1,11 Sv L. g,. .,,: W: . -.nr ., ll f ,.,.!x u .1 i. 'M x-. ,i .1 ww s a 1 x T M ,I K , :V . v , ., , 4, -, M ,TQ ,Y .W - . Y . - W: . . , , F .. , ,, , C f is .4 V.- V 4 f , J tr, 1 o, - , - -- -.. ,.. i Q . as 2' TKIYJ, -X511 . . -v 4 ' 9 s . n ' g A . . Q hh - If I .. K U . 'Q x X , 1 , . . ' . 4122. , .- - . ' - 5!4', if1.f QQ v ' uf ' fffw f , , - . A , -b . V ff - 4. 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