Kennard Dale High School - Fawn Yearbook (Fawn Grove, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1953 volume:

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W -V - 'Q VY -. fw rg: IWW wr -AMA vwhm :tak- k ' f . v 4 4- - Q ww v- . ,. - f ' wgvx , A - - .. - -. at' si af F f a 1' 33 . .. L.fi WzjV4t,i?ft t L 3 3 K r Dedication We the Seniors of nineteen-fifty three dedicate this, our yearbook, to our faithful year book advisor and teacher, Mr. Leander H. Hoke. Perhaps the thing we will remember the longest about Mr. Hoke is his patience and understanding when it came to helping us. XVe dedicate this book very humbly in the hope that it will portray the many thanks which we hold in our hearts. 2 w. 916 nw,xQ W vf1? 5Y,0 f , 1 f,fi? A ' ., ' 17 i 1, f , Q Q Q 510 3 Twz iQ1L'39 EQ 'R J f f de S-X X 02 :ov Ailf , gtg gx RJ, I 37' C E if 7 49 GZ , . -l 0 2? 4 I 4 1 N395 yt 7 A f , rj lf? ' W -..-. Dear Seniors, Your formal education is at or near its end. Those of you who will plunge immediately into the sea of life will hnd yourselves beset by all manner of responsi- bilities. Charles E. Wilson, in a recent issue of THINK magazine, is quoted on this subject as follows: Our great task is to protect and pass on to our descendants the cherished liberties which our fore- fathers protected and handed down to us. Each gen- eration has had its job to do, its battles to win, to keep the torch of liberty burning and to increase its brightness through the years. The task of this genera- tion of Americans, here and now, is to lay a secure foundation for peace and freedom in the world. With unity, with vigor and with unselfishness, that task will be accomplished. How well we have done our job in the schools will be measured, in the ultimate, by how well you do your tasks in life. May success and happiness in life be yours. Yours very sincerely, JOSEPH R. WILSON Supervising Principal Principal's Messages Dear Seniors, You, the members of' the class of 1953, have the exclusive honor of being the first in a long succession of classes to graduate from Kennard-Dale High School. Each class will produce many members who will make their impact upon the community as leaders in politics, farming, trades, business and the professions. I feel that Kennard-Dale High School is fortunate and honored this year in graduating such a fine class. For it is you that have set the high standards that suc- ceeding classes will strive to meet and better. You, individually and as a class, were strangers in a new school environment in September. Through com- plete harmony, hard work, and leadership, you have accomplished an amazing number of projects and you have done them well. You as a class are rich in pleas- ing personalities, in the dignities that are befitting of seniors, and in spirit. Take these qualities with you into your future and your success is assured, and we at Kermard-Dale High will be proud. Yours very sincerely, ELDON S. WEBB Assistant Administrator f Xi' Student Council Row 1-Brown, S. XXI-hb, Pl'iI1l'ffI.l1.' J. R. Wilsrun, Superziring Principal: S. Harvey. Row 2 If. Coleman. A. Scarborough. j. Huaps. P. Thompson, M. Parks, M. McPherson, N. Corbett, D. Devilbiss, S. Ruff, R. Garvine. Ron' 3-F. Hushon. D. Towson, D. Grove, E. Myers, A. Torbert. Our representative and governing body, the Student Council, has one student member from each of the nineteen home rooms. The main purpose of the organization is the development of better citizens through experience with self government. The functions of the group include directing extracurricular affairs by approving events for the Calendar of Activities and creating an atmosphere of understanding in the school. By the powers vested in the Council and by sterling example, the Student Council is able to exert a fine inHuence on Kennard-Dale High School. 5 Jun, gmw. Joint School Committee Fran! Rau'-Daniel E. McElwain, Secrelaryg Gerald W. Gross, Vice Preridenzg Paul G. Hall, Preridentg and S. Guy Allen, Treasu- rer. Second Rou'-Robert Smith, Crossroads, Luther Miller, Crossroadsg J. Gilbert Malone, Peach Bottomg Robert Fulton, Peach Bottomg Everett Ebaugh, Hopewell, Clay Shaw, Hopewell. Third Row-Charles McCleary, East Hopewellg Charles Wilscin, East Hopewellg john Hope Anderson, Fawn Twp.g joseph Robinson, Deltag R. Rolland Morris, Fawn Grove. Fourth Row-john Mann, Stewartstowng Wright B. Shaw, Stewartstowng William Metz, Cross Roadsg Dr. Thomas W. Brown, Fawn Twp.g Richard G. Warfield, Fawn Groveg Frank Boyle, Solicitor. The South Eastern joint School District went into joint operation in july, 1951, with eight districts, four boroughs and four townships, forming the jointure. The combination of eight individual districts, each with a board of directors of five, made a total of forty school directors attempting to serve as one board. A more etlicient method of operation was chosen by the eight boards through the formation of the joint school committee, composed of two members appointed an- nually in December by each individual board. The joint school committee functions in the operation of school affairs exactly as an individual board, but with more limited powers than the individual board. The levying of taxes and the adoption of the budget must be done 'through individual board action. The committee acts only in carrying out school policies and operations within the scope of the budget adopted by the eight boards at a full board meeting. School Board CROSS ROADS-H. I. Hershner, Robert Smith, Luther Miller, William Metz, Charles Seitz. DELTA-Joseph Robinson, G. W. Gross, V. F. Reitz, J. C. Johnson, W. C. Wiley. E. HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP-R. Hyson, Charles A. Wilson, Charles F. McCleary, Reed Trout, Erwin Hersey. FAWN TOWNSHIP-john Hope Ander- son, S. Guy Allen, Wm. A. Marsteller, Hugh C. McPherson, Thomas W. Brown. FAWN GROVE BOR- OUGH-Daniel E. McElwain, Richard G. Warfield, H. Eldon Webb, R. Rolland Morris, Wilmer S. Towson. HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP-Clyde A. Seaks, Everett Ebaugh, Clay Shaw, john W. Walker, Evans G. McDonald. PEACH BOTTOM TOWNSHIP-Robert B. Fulton, Gilbert Malone, Harvey Stewart, Brocke Snodgrass, Mar- shall Scarborough. STEWARTSTOWN-Gerald C. Matthews, Reed Prall, W. B. Shaw, Paul G. Hall, john Mann. Qt 1 Q, 1 m M. e Authority Fran! Row-fl. Ralph Howettg Weldon Ruff, Pre.fiden!,' Gilbert Rehmeyer, Treururerj Dr. john Ruff, Secretary: Wilson, Hyson, and Daniel Stewart. Mr. Lawrence Shover was not present when the picture was taken. The School Building Authority has had the very large task of overseeing the building of the two new structures that have been added to the physical plant of the South Eastern Joint School District. These new additions have been the Kennard- Dale High School and the six-room elementary school at Stewartstown. 4 Before their task is done, the Authority will have added an auditorium to the Kennard-Dale High School, eight rooms to the six at Stewartstown, and a ten-room structure at Delta for elementary purposes. Secretaries Ada Marie Pomraning, Dublin High School, Goldey College, ojfife recretary. Anna jane Bartenslager, Stewartstown High School, Prall Commercial School, ofice Jerretary. l S A. M. Stinson, Vice-Prerident. Bark Rau'- l A nib MISS ETHELIND B. ANDERSON, A.B., Beaver College -English. MRS. ETI-IEL L. ANSTINE, B.S., Temple University, Pennsylvania State College-Pbyriral Education and Health. MR. WILFRED O. BAER, M.S., Pennsylvania State COI- lege-Vafational Agricullure. MRS. HAZEL Z. BLASSER, B.S., Millersville State Teachers College--Malbemalirr. MRS. VIRGINIA R. BOYLE, B.S., University Pennsylva- nia-Muxir. MR. ROBERT E. BROWN, B.S., Westchester State Teachers College, Temple University-Health and Pbyri- ml Edufalion-Driver: Training. 'fm Llf MR. LYNN S. CRESSLER, B.S., Dickinson Summer School, Juniata, University of Pennsylvania, Millersville State Teachers College'-Biology--Claemirzry. MR. GEORGE N. DOTZEL JR., B.S., M.S., Bloomsburg State Teachers College, New York University-Conn merrialf MR. DEAN R. DOUGI-IERTY, B.S., Lebanon Valley College Conservatory-Imtrumenlal and Voml Murir. MR. STERLING M. ECKER, A.B., Gettysburg College- Sorial Sludier. MR. WILLIAM F. GOODLING, B.A., University of Maryland-Sofia! Sfudier and Englifb. MR. DANIEL W. I-IEYNE, B.S., Millersville State Col- lege, Pennsylvania State College-Srienre-G'eogmpby- Driven Training. Ss ig 3 . d' , a Y ' t - 2 ' . .P I 9 1-' 1' l 3 Swv 5 - I . , . I 1 'Q r X, 3 8 ! ? ' fi Shirt 'rf'x 'WW 1 I ta ff. rss'- Jm f-my t i i MRS. MARY E. MOORE, B.S., Cedar Crest Teachers College-Englifb, Sofia! Studier. MRS, bethtown College, Columbia University-Englirla. MR. FRED STAUFFER, B.S., Millersville State Teachers College, Pennsylvania State College-Industrial Artr. MRS. CATHERINE L. STOVER, B.S., Mansfield State Teachers College-Home Eronomiff. MR. CHARLES W. TOME, B.S., Lebanon Valley College, Millersville State Teachers College-Englirb, Social Studiex, Burinefr Administration. MR. WARREN WETZLER, A.B., Westchester State Teachers College-Englirla. MISS HELEN L. ZIEGLER, B.S., Philadelphia General Hospital, University of Pennsylvania--Nurring Edura- li0n,, Publi: Health. MR. ARTHUR ZIMMERMAN, A.B., A.M., Franklin and Marshall, University of Pennsylvatio-Sofia! Studier. Ant f 4, Y ' 'N .f MR. LEANDER H. HOKE, A.B., M.A., Millersville State Teachers College, Franklin and Marshall, Gettysburg- Mfrlbenmlicr. MISS JANET L. KAUFMAN, B.S., Indiana State Teachers College-lnrt1'urnenml and Vocal Murir. MRS. RUTH S. KULPON, B.S., Elizabeth College-BML nerr Edimition. MR. JAMES A. LEAMER, B.S., Pennsylvania State Col- lege--Vomlional Agrirullure. MRS. RUTH B. MCCLUNG, B.S., Pennsylvania State Col- lege--Fienrla, Latin, Englirb. MR. EDWARD G. MILLER, B.A., Pennsylvania State Col- lege--Englirh, Sofia! Sludier, Health, Srienre. 3 , Eronomirr. MISS V. JOYCE MURROW, B.S., Westchester State S. PRIM, B.S., Millersville State Teachers College-Librarian. MR. RICHARD PRIZER, B.S., Millersville State Teachers College-Science, Geography. MISS FLORENCE L. SEAKS, B.S., Eliza- Ni X Faculty Ki R. Q The Dedication The Frame 4 ' . 5 -.nib-' Q: ,,Mf? -f-2 w?'?'f'4 4 ' we . -, '. 1 .:' FF mf- . 1, -2-ny ' ..,, 4 M-, URTWQGVP ' 5 jJQ T:'S em' ' , N ll. 5 f' 541 f 4 J W 'S' 1 ZPL' il A J' SENIOR rl I NANCY LOUISE MCELWAIN Fawn Grove College Preparatory Class Treasurer 4, Yearbook 4, F.H.A. 4 horus 1 2 4 Student Council 3 3, , C , , 3, L 3 County Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Class officer 1, 2, 4, Forensics 3, Operetta 2, Play 4, Girls Cho- rus 3, 4, Newspaper 4. Nancy doetn't talk too murh hut can earily defend her point of view. Shir an excellent pianiit and organirt and plan: to attend Wheaton College, majoring in rnufic. DONALD LEROY GREEN Fawn Grove College Preparatory Class Historian 4, F.F.A. 1, 2. Don'J :rhool .trhedule it Jo filled with .mh- jertr that he doern't have very murh time for extrarurricular attivitiet. He rertainly will haue a hroad eduration when he gradu- atef. DAVID HOWARD ALLEN New Parh College Preparatory Class Vice President 4, Basketball 1, Stu- dent Council 3, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. officer 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, Fair Award 2, County Chorus 3, 4, Class officer 2, 4, F.F.A. Leadership Training School 4, Newspaper 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Play 4. Dare if one of the top athleter of the rlaft. He um rhoten at a hath on the all ronferenre foothall team thi: year and it fart ar light- ning in trarh. Swimming and ire Jhating are Dazfe'J main inleretlr. SHARON IDA BELL COOPER Stewartttown College Preparatory Class Secretary 4, Newspaper 1, 2, 3, F.H.A. 3, 4, Class olhcer 2, 4, Track 3, Assistant Basketball Manager 3, Basketball 1, 2, 4, Fair Award 4. Thir pretty lar: with all her frechler har lot: of pep. Tearing if her main intereti with Home Er. coming in recond. Thi! gal with all her ifim and vigor har found time to enter into many artizfitier including harhethall and WE 5 lrarh. The Ford rank: high in Sharon't exti- mation. MARIE JEAN HINT Delta College Preparatory Class President 4, Yearbook 4, F. H. A. 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Operetta 2, Photo Club 4, Magazine Manager 3, 4, Girls Chorus 3. jean if quite the artitt and enjoyr it too. Warh- ing like a beaver, the ir pulling the flax: through itx variour projertt and artivitiet at :lan preiident. jean if one of the few fortu- nate onef that own a rar. OFFICERS lin' 'TN lQ..'ff'r fm . ' 'F' , , . ' Q 3' tsgw si i :- .7 'V 's H FAYE ROSENA ALMONEY Stewartnown College Preparatory Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 43 F.H.A. 3, 43 County F.H.A. ofhcer 43 Cherry Pie Contest 33 Apple Pan Dowdy Contest 4g Student Coun- cil 33 Class olhcer 2, 33 Play 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Girls Chorus 43 County Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 33 Yearbook 4. Faye': philorophy of life i: Get there jfr:te:t with the mo.rte:t ! The claf: fall: her Rita , but it i:n't exactly her favorite name. Faye play: guard on the ba:ethhall team and work: hard a: ro-editor of the newfpaper. ROBERT GIRVEN AMBERMAN Stewart:toufn Indu:trial Art: Basketball 1, 2, 33 Track 23 Play 3. Thi: curly headed boy, who it quite witty, plan: to mahe the Armed Forte: hi: career upon graduation. Bob i: one of tho:e fellow: who alway: keep: you gue::ing a: to what hi: next move will be. lg 55:51 .kigtafi ,uf .,'l ALMA FAYE AI-IRENS Stewartrtown Vocational Newspaper 1, 2, 33 F.H.A. 1, 2, 43 Track 1, 33 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. A whiz at trarh. Alma alway: rome: through with flying rolor:. She ha: lot: of pep and i: alway: ready for adventure. We wi:h Alma :ucre:: in whatever her choren profe::ion may be. WILLIAM JOSEPH ALLEN Stewartftown Vocational Class ofhcer 23 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 F.F.A. ofhcer 3, 43 Baseball 1, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Track 1, 23 F.F.A. Leadership Training School 2, 43 County F.F.A. ofhcer 4g Play 3, 43 Fair Award 1, 2, 33 Newspaper 23 Yearbook 4. If you hear a rhurhle or a laugh, you'll probably :ee Billy joe rlo:e by. Hi: wit keep: everyone laughing. A: an active Ag. :tudent, pe will make a huge :urre:: of the Allen arm. SENIORS F1 N. I3 42' BETTY LATRICIA AMSPACHER Stewartnown Commercial F.I-I.A. 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3: Newspaper 33 Play 33 Basketball 1, 2, 39 Yearbook. Betty': intere:t :eem: to center mainly around Denton. Her long auburn hair i: one of the pride: of the clan of 53 . Her future plan: inrlude a hu:hand and a home. ROBERTA LOUISE ANDERSON Delta Commercial F.I-I.A. 3, 43 Chorus 1, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 3, 43 Girls Chorus 4. Bertie i: the petite brunette of our flax:- a very rute girl. If you have any danring problem: ju:t go to Bertie for :he i: an exrellent danfer. She al:o excel: in trarh. BEVERLY ELIZABETH ASBURY Delhi Commerrial F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. officer 25 Student Council 25 Operetta 2, Class officer lg Photo Club 23 Girls Chorus 4. Bev il one of the afpiring :erretarief of the eommertial rourfe. Her bobbiei are fro- rheting and driving, but ber main interett rentert around a flathing diamond and a ter- tain young rnan. Stop bluibing, Bev. JOAN RAYE BADDERS Fawn Grove Comrnertial F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Softball 33 Operetta 2g Girls Chorus 3, 45 Play 4. 10101. 4 .ready giggler, ir probably the mort teased girl of the clan. Happy all the time, Jhe IJ willing to afJiJt in any taJk whenever the ran. 'J-ii' SENIORS pf 'WN 6-if 'QI EVELYN MARIE BLEVINS Bridgeton Commercial F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Medium height, cute, and quiet derrribe Evelyn perfectly. This round: like the ideal Jtenograpber for Jorne boyrlf knee. She and Bev are always in a huddle dircussing. RICHARD ANTHONY BONVILLE Delta College Preparatory Student Council 1, F.F.A. 2, 3, F.F.A. ofhcer 3, Chorus 1, 4, Newspaper 3, 4g Play 4, Yearbook 4. Dirk if an attraetive guy and quite the Romeo. If you are looking for a rhurkling, ivity un- dertaker Jee Dirk in your day of nee . At the prerent hir favorite partimei are hotrod- ding and Jwimming. V9 V ,. ,if f- Q gif i i' S it V' qqrv-'W ROBERT ARTHUR BARBOUR Delta Votational F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Bob if well known for hit ability to drive a rar. Many of hir free eveningr are orcupied at Playland Roller Rink. He if an avid hunter and ir alwayr the renter of a hubbub. RICHARD DEAN BLEVINS Stewartttown lndurtrial Art! Baseball lg Football 2, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track lg Student Director of Play 31 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 31 Newspaper 1, 2, 3, County Chorus 2, 3. Dean'J intereit if barketball and hir hard work haf rexulted in hi: being captain of the team thix year. He lover to teare and is the proverbial jolly good fellow. M. aQ vw- BLAKELY ALLEN EYSTER Stewartstown College Preparatory Baseball 1, 2, 35 Football 1, 2, 5, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3: Play 3, 43 Student Council 35 Class ofhcer 1, 2, 5, Newspaper 2, 3, Yearbook 4. This good looking blond is a top all around athlete and also gets exrellent marks, espe- rially in math. His devilish grin and gentle- manly behavior make him a favorite of every- one, students and tearhers alike. MARY LORRAINE FAGER Stewartstown Vocational F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Cherry Pie Contest 2, 3. This neat little blond has an eye for roller skating. Mary'.r agreeable manner makes her fun to have near. Could this be why she is an exrellent salesman and an asset to the F,H.A.? -Wun- MAYNARD DUANE BOWMAN Stewartstown Industrial Arts Baseball 1, 3, Football 13 Basetkball 1, 5g Track lg Newspaper 1. Duane is one of the less noisy boys of the class. But leave it to him to come of with a joke at the opportune time. Duane never worries and he always seems to enjoy life. MARY LEE EATON Stewartstown Vocational Newspaper 1, 2, 33 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2 5, Cherry Pie Contest 2. Tody is a guard on our basketball team, and is interested in F.H.A. She spends a great deal of time driving her Dodge. Next year she plans to fulfil her dream, for it's Nursing School for Mary Lee. it L f. SENIORS 'Fai .Il E the-f 'Hlmwmw I5 KENNETH RICHARD FORD Fawn Grove Industrial Arts Basketball 2, 4, F.F.A. 2, 3: Track 15 Foot- ball 3, 4, Baseball 2. Ken is artive in most sports. Sleeping is one of his favorite pastimes, especially in English class. How about that, Ken? - Ji, 3, uc- ,sehr EDWARD ALLAN GARVINE Delta College Preparatory Yearbook 4, F.F.A. 1, 2, F.F.A. oflicer 23 Track 1, 35 Class officer 35 County Orchestra 1g Orchestra 1, 21 Student Director of play 4. The shortest member of the three musketeers of the class is Ed. What he lacks in stature he more than surpasses in his inviting person- ality: Engineering seems to be Ed's choice for a pleasing and profitable career. ' NANCY ADELE HALL Stewartrtown College Preparatory Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 45 May Day Attendant 15 F.H.A. 3, 45 County F.H.A. othcer 45 Cherry Pie Contest 35 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Apple Pan Dowdy Contest 45 Student Council 35 Class othcer 15 Glee Club 35 Play 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Cheerleader 1, 2, 45 County Chorus I, 25 Girls Chorus 45 Yearbook 4. Tall and pretty, thir larr keep: her rnurir at the tip of her hngerx. A topnotrh cheerleader, Nanry ttill findr time to partiripate in nearly all artiriiiet. She plant to tearh rnutir and piano. ROBERT ARBUCKLE HANDLEY Delta College Preparatory Chorus 15 Student Council 45 F.F.A. 1, 2, 45 Track l, 35 Fair Award 1, 2, 3, 45 Farm Show Award 1, 2, 3, 45 Yearbook 45 Play 4. Boh ir a whiz in phyrirr at he it in all hir rla,s.te.r. ln addition to being an exrellent Jtu- dent, he it a rapahle Student Council preri- dent and har a .rmile ufhirh warm: the rorhler of ezferyonehf heartr. 0-W TS 'l 'x 'Y' ' SARAH GRACE KAUFMAN Slewartrtown College Preparatory Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. 45 Apple Pan Dowdy Contest 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 County Chorus 2, 35 Class officer 35 Glee Club 35 Play 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 45 Basketball 1, 25 Fair Award 1, 2, Girls Chorus 45 Yearbook 4. Berider excelling in all lyper of rnutir, Sarah jindr time to enter into mort artiuitiet and reteiue extellent marhr. Thi: gal it full of originality and perronality. RICHARD XVIEST LANIUS Stewartttoutn Vocational F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. ofhcer 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 35 Basketball 1 25 Track 15 F.F.A. Leadership Training School 3, 45 County F.F.A. othcer 35 Play 35 Glee Club 35 Fair Award 1, 2, 3, 45 Farm Show Award 2, 51 F.F.A. Field and Track Meet 2, 35 County Chorus 1, 2. Rirhurd it another one of the Jrhool'J prom- inent F.F.A. hoyt, who har won many award! and it wry artiz-e in Ag. Dirk it fond of rowhoying .ind beepr hir little Crertline Ford hoppiffl A ta SENIORS ,1- A I6 '1' hw..,..-M ELEANOR JEAN HUSHON Della Cornrnerrial F.H.A. 35 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Student Council 45 Track 1, 25 Class olhcer 2, 35 Operetta 25 Play 45 Girls Chorus 3. Eleanor ir indurtriout and it always willing to lend a helping hand. W'hat rareer would he more filing than that of her choice, nurring? SARAH MARGARET HUTTON Delta Commercial Margaret enjayr reading good norelt and can often he found rurled up in a chair with her favorite hook. Her future plan it to become a heautician. JOHN HANDLEY MACKINSON Delta Vorational F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 F.F.A. officer 23 Track 2, 33 Fair Award 1, 2, 3, 4g Farm Show Award 1, 2, 3, 43 F.F.A. Leadership Training School 2, 33 Outstanding F.F.A. boy of York County 43 Newspaper 43 State Star Degree 43 Keystone Degree 4. john out auuzrded the Keyrtone Farmer award and the State Star Farmer award :hir year for hir ability and turret! in farming. You can earily guest what hi: future plant are. JOYCE ANN MANIFOLD Fawn Grove College Preparatory Newspaper 43 F.H.A. 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Fair Award 43 Apple Pan Dowdy Contest 3, 43 County Chorus 1, 33 Photo Club 23 Band 43 Operetta 23 Girls Chorus 33 Year- book 4. Af circulation manager, joyce put the Ken- dalian ozfer with a bang. Her enthuriafm will put her in good Jtead at Penn State, where .the plant to major in textile merrhandifing. La... l ' , , var W' SENIORS ..al 'M ggqi. l7 LLOYD GEORGE MCGUIGAN Sleu'art,ftou'n College Preparatory Baseball 13 Football 2, 33 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 33 Play 3, 43 Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 4. Thi! all-round guy hat a big heart and if lol! of fun. George gelr good grader and if outitanding in Jportt ar well. Remember him ar Hoo! Owl Pete in D6'lpt'1'tll6 Arnbrote .9 POLLY ANN MCPHERSON New Park Comrnertial F.l-LA. 1 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Year- book 43 Photo club 23 F.l-LA. officer 33 Oper- etta 23 Girls Chorus 3, 4. Ann if one of the bert typittt of the flat: and hope! to become a Jerrelary. That laugh of her! if the hind that inrilef everyone near lo laugh with her. B M NANCY LEE MESSERSMITH Slewarlttown Vocational Newspaper 1, 23 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 33 Basketball 1, 43 Fair Award 43 Farm Show Award 33 Yearbook 4. Full of Fun ir Nancy'.r main trait and Nurring it her ambition. Many good time: were spent at Nancy'J get-together partiex. She it an active girl who ir manager of the Bathelball team. PATRICIA ELAINE MILLER Stewartrlouin College Preparatory Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 43 May Day Attendant 13 F.H.A. 3, 43 Cherry Pie Contest 33 Apple Pan Dowdy Contest 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 County Chorus 1, 33 Class otticer 33 Glee Club 33 Play 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 43 Track 23 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 43 Yearbook 4. Ar editor of the yearbook, captain of the theerleaderr, an arlizfe partiripanl in .yarn and F.H.A., thif girl if very bury. S e it vigor and pep perroniped. Having been tho- ren Queen of the Christmas dance prove: that the if a favorite among her Jrhoolmalet. RUTH ROMAINE MILLER W'hiteford Commercial F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Photo Club 2, Operetta 2, Girls Chorus 3, 4. Romaine ir a quiet girl, ir eary to get along with, and har a .rmile for everyone. Barhel- hall, typing, writing, and taking care of flowerr are her major interertr. lVe'll ree her in a nurre'r uniform in the future. HOWARD ROBERT PARLETT Steufartrtown Vocational F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. olhcer 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, Basketball 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, F.F.A. Leadership Training 3, 4, Play 3, 4, Fair Award 3, 4, F.F.A. Field and Track Meet 2, 3, Yearbook 4. An eary going fellow with no uforrier, Boh had little trouhle Portra ing Dan'l in the lunior Play. He took Iii: part well, ar he doer in everything he attemptr. SHIRLEY Rl-IEA SPANGLER Stewartrtown Commercial F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Newspaper 1, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Cherry Pie Contest 2, 3. Her derire ir to become a mirrionary and 4 minirter if included in her marriage dreamr. A winning rmile, along with her good-na- turednerr and .fpirit ir Shirleyff hey to happi- nerr. WOLFGANG KURT STEIGER Delta ' College Preparatory Chorus 1, F.F,A. 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, Photo Club 2, 4, Radio Club 2, Play 4, Year- book 4. U olIy planr to become a metallurgirt and we with him all ruccerrq with hir even dir- porition he will rurely reach thir goal, Roller rhating, rhiing, ana' photography reem to he hir hohhier. of f J G SENIORS Fu. - 5 , DELORES GERALDINE PARTHREE Delta Commercial Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, Operetta 2, Girls Chorus 3, 4. Trurt Delorer to rave the day with a witty remark whatever the occarion. Surely rhe can cheer the patient with her hedride manner and her perky neat appearance. JOAN MAE REITZ Delta College Preparatory F.H.A. 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. officer 3, 4, Student Council 1, Track 1, 2, 3, County Chorus 1, 2, 3, Class otficer 1, 3, County Band 2, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Radio Club 2, Photo Club 2, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Operetta 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper 3, 4, Girls Chorus 3, Play 4, Apple Pan Dowdy Contest 3, 4, Yearbook 4. joan ir quite ruccerrful in everything rhe undertaher. She lover to cooh, rwim, ice rhate, write and play harhethall. In the future we'll ree joan rurrounded hy catr and children after a happy day of teaching Home Econom- icr. I8 42 1 BETTY LOU TAYLOR Steu'arlJtou'n Vofational Newspaper 1, 2, 33 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. othcer 3, 4g Play usher 3, Fair Award 2, Girls Chorus 4, Chorus 1, 2, 33 Cherry Pie Contest 5. Cute, trim, and neat ir a brief derrription of Berky . She lower to rook, Jew, and Jkate, uhirh take up murh of her Jpare time. After graduating, a home and a huiband are in- rluded in her dreams. MILDRED LEE THARP New Park Commerrial Chorus 1, 2, 43 Opererra 2, Photo Club 23 F. H. A. 1, 2, Girls Chorus 3, 4. Mildred gen' a bang out of playing balketball, lirlening to good muric and typing. P.0.D. ir ber farorite flair. Milli intendr to go to Eaitern Nazarene College in Mariarhurettr. 'QT ww., 'on 'QW' '37 M ..A.Z. Q f K SENIORS ,JP- 'B5s 'its XHFIV' -'V'-' 5mr ' l9 92 JOHN WILLIAM SOMMERS Delta Vorational Yearbook 4, F.F.A. 4. When john'r fare breakr into a grin, ar it Jo often doer, hir rlarrmater know that rome- thing if brewing. He ir a great teare but a good worker alro, in flair and extrarurrirular artizfitier. CHARLOTTE ANN STEWART Delta Commercial F.H.A. 1, 2, 3. Charlotte enjoy! going to the mouier with a rertain boy on Saturday night. With her dia- mond and a love for baking, we venture the predirtion of future arroeiation with a kitchen in a rottage rnzall and a well fed huiband. JAMES PAUL THRONE New Park College Preparatory Chorus 1, 2, 45 F.F.A. 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 35 Newspaper 33 Photo Club 2, 3, 4, Radio Club 2, Yearbook 4g Play 4. jim ir one of tho5e photography bug! and har mapped many rhotr for our yearbook. He'i our pixie: all 6 feet 2 ineher of him and he enjoyr hunting, frhing, handifraftr and ping pong. Pbyrirr flarf Jeemr to intrigue him. ERNA MAXINE VAN HART Delta Commfrrial Maxine har a pretty roxy complexion and a warm perionality whirh endearr her to every- one. Ar :he ir a working girl, her Jpare moment! are limited and Jhe orcupief them by watching T.V. To her planr of beroming a beautirian we add our wirber of Jurreff. ii 5 1 aa T7 '96 DONALD EUGENE WAGNER Gatchelville Vocational Chorus 1, 23 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 F.F.A. ofhcer 43 Track 1, 2, 31 Football 3, 4g Fair Award 2, 53 County Chorus lg Class ofhcer 1, 2, 33 F.F.A. Leadership Training School 2, 4. Gene har alwayx been an outrianding athlete erpecially in basketball and track. He'5 very active in F.F.A. and plan! to enlirt in the navy after graduation. LYDIA MAY WOLFE Stewartrtouin Commercial Newspaper 1, 2, 33 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Play usher 33 Fair Award 3, 43 Farm Show 39 Girls Chorus 4g Cherry Pie Contest 2, 3. Lydia har a magnetic Jenre of humor, if :he getr the joke, and ir liked by all,' proof of thir war her :election ar F.F.A. sweetheart. She ir very handy with the needle and ac- tive in F.H.A. work. SENIORS .pw- Qs if 11. ' JOHNNIE MAXINE WORKMAN Stewartrloun Vocational Newspaper 1, 2, 33 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus I 3 Cherry Pie Contest 2, 3. Her future defnilely includer marriage ar already a diamond if flickering on her finger. johnnie'I auburn hair ir her crowning glory. ANN MANIFOLD ZIMMERMAN Delta College Preparatory Yearbook 43 F.H.A. 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Student Council 33 Track 1, 2, 33 Class officer 13 Radio Club 23 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 County Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Newspaper 3,43 Girls Chorus 3, 43 District Orchestra 4g Op- eretta 3. Ann il the person who like! to be with peo- ple and make new friends. She certainly gel! enough tearing and ir very goodnatured about it. Ann'J going to be a Librarian, who knowf, maybe at Kennard-Dale. CHARLES RONALD WOLFE Steu'art5tou'n Vocational F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g F.F.A. officer 2, 33 Baseball 23 Basketball 1, 23 F.F.A. Leadership Train- ing School 2, 43 Fair Award 43 F.F.A. Field and Track Meet 2, 33 Play 4. A famed Rocket Rider , Ronald ir full of pep and uit. He if intererted in Ag. and alfo a Jophomore girl. 'K-.ve 9' N. Wta CLASS Two groups boarded buses of education, September, 1949, heading for separate schools, yet soon to be united as one class. Leading the Delta Class on their ride was Nancy McElwain, President, Ann Zimmer- man, Vice-President, Beverly Asbury, Secretary, and joan Reitz, Treasurer. They did a good job of steer- ing them through a trip to Conawingo Dam, hayrides and record hops. Raymond Bond, President, Blakely Eyster, Vice-President, Richard Fix, Secretary, Mildred Blevins, Treasurer, and Loretta Wolfe, Historian, were elected leaders of the Stewartstown Freshman Class. This group journeyed to Harrisburg as a class trip and enjoyed it very much. Other stops were at Stewarts- town High School for a Get-Acquainted Party with the rest of the high school, and a Christmas Party. Once again in SO , each group entered the sopho- more bus, closer to being united. A Hershey trip and dances were directed by Delta's officers-Gene Wagner, Presidentg Eleanor Hushon, Vice-President, David Allen,- Secretary, and Nancy McElwain, Treasurer. Blakely Eyster, President 5 Billy joe Allen, Vice-Presi- dent, Faye Almoney, Secretary, Sharon Cooper, Treas- urerg and Loretta Wolfe, Historian, were elected to lead the Stewartstown class through Philadelphia and Washington. Other stops were skating parties and dances. A rumor was running through the junior bus in 1951 that these two classes would be united and would be the first graduating class of a new consolidation, Kennard-Dale High School. .Ioan Reitz, President, Ed Garvine, Vice-President, Eleanor Hushon, Secretary, and Eugene Wagner, Treasurer, were the drivers through Delta's junior year. Patty Miller, President, Blakely Eyster, Vice-President, Sarah Kaufman, Secre- tary, Faye Almoney, Treasurer, and Betty Lou Taylor, Historian, conducted the bus for the Stewartstown junior Class. Each class, not knowing it, was now doing the same things-going on a trip to Gettysburg, sponsoring a Prom, getting those wonderful class rings -these joys were shared by both classes. Although Delta's class was unable to have a class play, the Stew- artstown class presented a play, Desperate Ambrose . Each class contributed much to the buses of sports, cheerleading and other extracurricular activities. Now came the big trip for both classes. The buses headed toward a new high school, Kennard-Dale. Many adjustments were to be made and jean Hint, President, David Allen, Vice-President, Sharon Cooper, Secretary, Nancy McElwain, Treasurer, Donald Green, Historian, conducted the trip as the senior officers. The class sold fruit cakes, vanilla, Christmas wreaths, and pen- cils to help the expenses of the New York trip. Stopping at the gymnasium, the class presented the play Willie's Weekend. After one big trip to New York City, the last stop was graduation. By this time each member of the class had realized the importance of Kennard-Dale High School. HISTORY V l Memories 'S'3 Q 1 II O Mr. Taylor's tall tales Freshman and Home Ec. initiation Explosion in Chemistry Class trips The Biology cat Wonderful junior and Senior class plays All the midnight oil burned before exams Mother, he has killed me, from Macbeth Means of raising money for New York trip All the worry over the year book Thesis, essays, and autobiographies New York l ! ! The copper and peroxide streaks Decorating for the junior and Senior Prom All the teachers The mouse trap, blackspot, and blue nail club Aspirin and coke at Nancy Messersmirh's parties Mary Lee's hotrodding All the lost possessions during our Sophomore year Patty's Poddle hair cut Ball games All the mistletoe at our class Christmas party at Nancy Hall's house Study hall Pictures that came out of the Senior class Bertie and Bev's Mischievousness Night-club dance Decorating for Prom QDickie's Fallj New Friendship resulting from consolidation S 'l Q I Mg H? l. ' ' N M wr , I '-J. K A . l Q '-...xg In --- K, , LQ.. .J r.. .' 'A, ' u j- A-,.-3.1, . . -- .- . -, . 'E '- , .Q- T: . --. I J,-, . ' . :rife-t'-'il:':g -r A .. vm..-v .' lg, .W u as tif- tzlwdw +11-...- ' . .23 The Big Six's troubles Goatees, mustaches, sideburns as a fad The famed Rocket Riders Mr. Hokes's long speeches Play Practices Dick Bonville's poems Mr. Zeigler's serious moments Billy joe's Be Boys talk Miss Seak's understanding nature Mr. Ecker's Pip-Pip-Oroo history test Trip to farm show Dave Allen's explosion Miss Reese's well conducted English Classes Miss Murrow's little trip downward Dick Bonville's wiffle Certain energetic boys sleeping in P. O. D. class Gene Wagner milking a cow Mr. Miller's safety class and his love for committees Bobby Barbour's nice meal of fishing worms Famous expression Can't please everybody Mr. Tome's take 5 Ken Ford's love for rubbing desks Ann Zimmerman's love for hitting Porches Our non-stop tour to Gettysburg Mr. Hoke's math classes Dances at Firehall Mildred Tharp learning ro skate with help of Joan Badders and Miss Kaufman ma 611 GTCQHUJSSSS ff ,,. I V fig J 'AW Q3 5 il cvs'-29 4 13 . ' mi , H Y Xa X5 K if f q Av 9 G 1 A4175 P X --4-MQ ff! :N 55? WT E f Q ...-- Qi 3 ' N I I ,SX Q: - L A 9 - -D 'Q' eg? 2, W 2. wr' 'F M' 'L' -I 'S' 5 , Z J my ff 1 r -, v1Alf. ' Y A ' w9f '9 L f f M 'Fa H2 31 V in 'Cv Q1 4, aux . 'A 1 l ' 1 ini! www 1 N L M 4 fl... A M Row 1-J. Heaps, L. Keller, B. Ziegler, M. Young, S. Orwig, J. Young, B. Maglaughlin, S. Tarbert. Rau' 2-N. Adkins, E. Joines, J. Lloyd, J. Anderson, J. L. Henry, J. Amberman, L. Lambert. Rau' 3-D. McPherson, B. Marsteller, G. Ayers, N. ' ' - W'l B. D'cke D. Coo er, R. Hewell, F. Stohler. Fix, M. Hare, D. Ecker, B. Dietz. Rau' 4' Wm. Metz, D. Hyson, T. ison, 1 y, p Rau' 5-E. Myers, J. Devilbliss. Juniors Rau' I-M. IZ. Archer, R. Miller, N. Marstellar, F. Miller, J. D. Shover, D. Thompson, V. Wilson. Rau' 2-N. Wilson, D. Jen ness, S. Harvey, M. Williamson, E. Williams, C. Dunbar, J. Kurtz. Rau' 3-J. Maddox, B. Richardson, E. Barton, C. Joines B. Maddox, G. Hawkins. Rau' 4-D. Bear, R. Shearer, D. Booker, H. Holloway, R. Walton. Rau' 5-C. Shirey, E. Schnetzka H. Harrington, W. Pyle. 1 ,i .gL..Al J Ii E ig! ivrdlgil Q if J' , l Rau' I-J. Badders, H. Handley, M. Blevins, J. Heaps, N. McDonald, C. A. Archer, L. Stinson, J. Williams. Row 2-E Mitchell, A. Moffa, D. Mann, J. Ebaugh, D. Gemmill, D. Joines, M. Collins, S. Gibney. Row 3-M. Wales, T. Brown, C. Harley J. Haller, T. Dolinger, M. Gascon, K. Alloway, J. Ewell. Row 4-H. Peters, B. Vanover, M. Dinsmore, G. Meek, B. Green R. Murray, B. Giles, A. Johnson, L. Green. Row 5-J. Steele, R. Wise, F. Amspacher, R. C. Grove, C. Miller, B. Lutz, D. Bush, Sophomores Rau' I-J. Reedy, R. McDowell, N. Jamison, G. Brown, E. Williams, W. Booker, B. Lowe, R. Miller, M. Seitz. Row 2iL. Bush M. Ambermrm, C. Grove, T. Harrington, S. Ahrens, D. Thompson, P. Morris, W. Myers, D. Torbert. Rau' 3-C. Gailey P. Poff, D. fowson, C. Anderson, W. Grove, R. B. Grove, P. Almoney, D. Miller. J. Dunlap. Rau' 4--C. Writer, R. Winei miller, S. Stark, L. Mustard, R. Wise, R. Garvine, R. Cantler, J. Michael. Rou' 5-J. Yost, J. McGuigan, W. Fix, R. Boyer L. Boyd, M. Akins, R. Warner, R. Ray. T' til? YI .sm n a 9 'I 62 my 5? 1 J .74 A lb Rau' 1 P. Bc-dwell, G. Hcyn, B. Barbra, D. Barnctte, C. Sommer, C. Rochm. G. Gr:-cnc, B. Grove, D. Scott, M. XVillinms, C St.inlt'y, M. 'l'iti'lwcrt. Rnu' 2- F. Murrow, M. Porch, D. Nwiley, R, Ffigcr, Barton, P. Baer. B. Rcilm, Iwi. De Shields, T. Wfalton R. Diiuglicity, M. Comm, DI. Kccscc. Rau' 3---B, Cooper, Ktmulw, VU. Tnrbcrt, B. WllYIlCI'. Fl, Wfilson, B. Manifold. D. NVQ D. Ciruvc, T. Kcimcdy, C. Xxfiucmillcr, D. Eaton, Rau' -iv-B, Bail-err, Arrmld, R. Holloway, li. Glndfcltcr, G. Hcrsey XV. l.cuii.irtl. R. Green. -I. Xwillitims, R. Rudd, F. Grove, N. Heztps. Ruta' 5--T. Rul1ci'tS, D. Dunlap. T. Kiilmc, D. Hushon l'. Miller, G. l.imsingcr, H. Miller, G. Climate, Baum, Dislwmw, Snyder. Freshmen Rffu' I S. Ruff. -I. Wfilsim, N. Blevins, H. Prnctivr, C. Scuttcn, B. McClL11i'y, B. Flitlmtty, E. KiI'RP21II'lLGk, K. Trout. li, Bathurst N. Grove. Rim- J' D. Duvillwiw, -I. Scott, nl. Allen. G. Stricklcr, N, V1lI1H1lI'f,, B. V.mHt1i't, R. 'l'm'lwci't, B. Mmifnld, C. MCGuigan li. Ayrifs. Run' K 'l'. limig, Ii. Dcllingcr, K, Smttcn, C. XVagnci', j. Smith, S. 'l'.iylm', B. Spangler, A. Fislicl, P. Utnburger I.. jaitiiwii, H, Ring, M. Akms. Rau' if--C. HL-rlwcrt. D. Ivlillcr, D. Flt-tCl1ci', M. julinsim, Kcftttivcr, D. lilmugli, B. Hlliilill N. Httrvcy, B, Kcrstcttcr, D. Kunklc. lf. Himuver. Rau' 5fD, Dcvilbiss, Bender, D. Matthews. G. lvliiluiic, 5. Mitzcl, S. Snud gmss, M. l'li1ywz1rd, T. Norris, K. Myers, R. Pi1i'thrL'C, R. Burk. If mf , . 5-4 7' iw Rau' 1fF. Hodge, J. Keech, S. Blake, D. Dickey, N. jones, L. Heiberk, R. Hess, R. Leanard, C. Harrington, W. Craig. Row 2 +R. Grove, D. Brown, H. Hildebrand, M. Barbbitz, S. Doxzen, E. joines, R. Little, G. Fix, M. Hyson, E. Handley, B. Cooper. Rau' 3-R. joines, F. Grove, E. Grove, R. Cooper, j. Hall, L. Ayres, A. Bartenslager, E. Copeman, XV. Gemmill, N. Lewis, M. jones, B. Griest. Ron' 4 Blake, H. Brown, B. Clements, P. Anstine, Jr., J. Blevins, R. Eppley, I.. Bentley, R. Dinsmore, D. Daugherty, J. Hanes, L. Hallingshead. Rau' 5-H. Brown, V. Burns, L. Cantler, G. Fells, E. jones, J. Bonville, P. Gibbs, M. Camlur, D. Auble, R. Grove. Eighth Grade Rau' I- - C. Miller, C. Ramsey. H. Ray, C. Sadler, R. Wales, J. Seitz, M. McPherson, A. Miller, T. Sechrist, B, Towson, A. Porch. Run' 2---J. Ring. G. Raines, F. Miller, E. Lutz, N. Lloyd, R. Russell, G. Reinold, R. Michael, D. Paules. Rau' 3-P. Miller, G. Prall, H. Miller, P. Wright, D. Wolfe, S. Miller, R. Trout, j. Maddox, C. Moser, B. Young. Rau' -1'4R. Street, I. Swartz, M. Sizemore, A. Scarborough, C. Miller, E. Mullins, D. Reynolds, R. Smith, D. Tompkins. Rau' 5AB. Orwig, J. Walker, S. Steiger, E. Thompson, K. Miller, R. Noonkester, J. Warner, J. Mann, C. Morris, D. Wilson. Rau' 6-D. Schnetzka, C. Seaks. sr, V is N- lv P. ste Rau' 1-C Buchanan, W Hall, I. Hall A, Iohnson R Hyson G. Huson, C. F'k , C G df . . . , h , . , . .L er . o rey, D. joines, K. Freese, R. Fix D. joines, j. Morton. L, Bausman. Rau' 2-E. Henry, B. Dinsmore, R. Barton. J. Anderson, VU. Doxzen, R. Harmon, Jamison G. Corbett, J. Hostler, W. Frizer. B. Hutton, T. Evans, N. Blake. Rau' 3-D. Gibney, J. I-leaps, B. French, L. Hunt, -I. Hill B. Goldbeck, Few, I. Harrington, S. Elswick, S. Gordon, C. johnson, S. joines, E. Fells, S. Hawkins. Rau' 4-N. Corbett j. Brown, P. Alloway, L. Bartenslager, E. Bowles, E. Louise, F. Burkholder, L. Crouse. P. Disbrow, J. Bender, E. Boyce, L Cantler. Rau' 5-W. Amspacher, j. Almoney, M. Burnum, C. Atkins, C. Bacon, D. Craig, P. Barbieri, C. Warner, L. Bair, M. Bateman, M. Shenbarger, E. Brown, C. Buchanan. Rau' I- R. Webb, 13. Miller. R. Webb, D. McCay, T. Moser, J. Ream, D. McElwain R McGrady D McAllister W P-lrlett, 'll 1. Overmi er, J. Stoncly. Rauf 2-B. Shenk, R. Wilson, L. Morris, L. Enfield, R. Miller, R. Lowe, D, Jones, R. Williams, J. Scotrcn, D. Mustard, S. Messersmith, L. Umberger, O. Patterson. Rauf 3--B. McPherson, G. Miller, K. Waltemire, C. Smith, R. Lloyd, R. Krcwson, E. Scott, B. Wentz, N. Williams, C. Spangler, B. Myers, B. Miller. Rau'-1-T.jones, R. Wilson, R. Morris, L. Skelton, R. Whiteform, L. Marsh, R. Messersmith, N. Tompkins, P. Stephens, D. Wright, E. White, K. McAllister, j. Morris. Rauf 556. Smith, L. Roberts, H. Schnetzka, R. Wiles, J. Stephens, J. Kashner, R. Metz, L. Kurtz, P. Thompson, M. Parks, L. Kurtz, B. Booker. i-:fx f W YH ii it v n Our Classes Agr. Interested Students. Business Education Busy Bankers. W English la Good grammar is our goal. These students look interested? r l f'l L l 'W' i, tx-.5 4 Seniors proving that English can be fun. Miss Anderson's English Class improving the native tongue. +1-S1 .14 'tx 4. ,.... r.. 4 'ln - ' 4 , x . 4 e fx , 5 X X - 'i f Pvt ' 4 S s Q y 9. 5.4 I ......--- N ! g Our department of Home Economics is the last word in modern conveniences. ..--ig ...- Home Economics 5 ii' A 5 A Yummy!!! 31 ,wg--........ u -1... Geography A tour of the world : 5 I I .QV .Sr mamma ' E 'bf if . T- I 'J' f Industrial Arts U: U13 lndustrious Industrial Arts Students. Training To Do Il Better Job. I Latin and French Row 1-A. H. Zimmerman, Adzfiror, C. Gailey, C. Anderson, D. Devilbiss, S. Ruff, L. Stinson, N. Blevins, D. Mann B. Spangler, Mrs. Ruth McClung, Adzfimr. Row 2-J. Wilson, S. Ahrens. N. McDonald, B. L. Lowe, S. Taylor C. Wagner, j. Scott, J. Ewell, J. McGuigan. Rauf 3-A. Fishel, B. Manifold, A. Torbert, J. Smith, K. Trout B. Kerstetter, B. Hutton, P. Umberger, B. Blevins, 1. Yost. Rou' 4-P. Puff, J. Williams, C. Ruff, M. Johnson: B. Dickey, N. McElwain, A. Zimmerman, J. Hint, D. Torhert. 32 1 a I ' -4' f M' ' . Mg ,. L, Mr. Hoke's Senior Math Class Trig Class with Mrs. Blasser C Music il ,E Y f Sr. Mixed Chorus Row I-Mrs. Frank Boyle-Direrlor, J. Reitz, B. Anderson, P. Miller, jamie Baclders, V. Wilson, N. McElwain L. Stinson, B. Asbury, D. Parthree. Rau' 2-A. Zimmerman, N. McDonald, F. Miller, J. Kurtz, Joan Badders, A McPherson, M. Fager, J. Lloyd, S. Orwig, B. Ziegler, M. Young, D. Mann. Row 3-N. Hall, F. Almoney, B. L Lowe, S. Kaufman, J. L. Henry, W. Booker, M. Hare, D. Ecker, J. D. Shover, C. Ruff, D. Thompson. Raw 4- T. Wilson, B. Dickey, R. Fager, R. Daugherty, M. Johnson, W. Dellinger, D. Ebaugh, D. Allen, D. Matthews. Row 5-C. Dunbar, 1. Throne, B. Marsteller, D. McPherson, R. Bonville, L. Lambert, T. Norris, j. Yost. 33 n 'Y Sr. Girls Chorus Rau' I Miss janet Knufinan-f-Dinwffr, H. Handley, B. Anderson, P. Miller, R. Miller, Jamie Badders, E. Williams, M. Dins more, S. Wtmlfc, G. Brown, L. Stinson. Ron' ZAN. McDonald, A. Moffu, j. Lloyd, S. Orwig, joan Badders, A. McPherson M. 'lAli.irp, kl, I.. Henry, F. Miller, J. Kurtz. Rau' 3-A. Zimmerman, M. E. Archer, B. L. Lowe, B. Giles, W. Booker, N. jam ison, S. Gibney, C. G.iiley, D. joines, B. I.. Taylor, Row 4-F. Almoney. S. Kaufman, N. Hall, G. Meek, M. Hare, D. Ecker P. Morris, li. Asbury, D. Partliree. Ruiz' I Miss ,Linet Knufmzin Div'ui'lor'. S. Ruff, D. Devilhiss G. Waigticrr. M. Hyson, -I. Bonville, R. Russell, Knaub, B. Kel' stcttcr, P. Allowiiy, hl. Brown. Rnu' 2 -C. johnson, G. Greene, M, De-Shields, B. Myers, M. Parks, A. Bartenslalger, L. Ayres P. XX riglit, I.. Steiger, H. Mfflleiiry. Rau' 3-J. H. Anderson, H. McPherson, A. 'l'oil'sert, S. Doxzen, V. Burns, E. M. Waltmmn A. Sczii'lwoi'ougli, fi. Mcliuigan, N. Grove, S. Taylor. Row 4-J. Almoney, R. Barton, Williaxins, R. Krewson, D. Gibney F. Thompson, M. lNIcPliet'son, D. Wiulfe, A. Fishel, L. Kurtz, J. Overmillcr. Ron' .5-7-VII. Coleman, M. Williainis, N. Blevins M. Sizemore, li, Few, D. Scott. j. Scott, B. Cooper, J. Kasliner, j. Allen, j. Burton. Jr. High Chorus 'i A-f '-R' u'.. S 1 wf Orchestra - Sr. Viuliurf-J. Yost, A. Zimmerman, A. Torbert, C. Wagner, N. Blevins, M. Tarbert, D. Gibney, J. Heaps, N. Hunt. Clurinet.r-- D. Daugherty, D. Devilbiss, D. Matthews, D. Morris, R. Russell, J. Brown. P. Alloway. Flute-L. Bartenslager. Truwpeli- M. Hayward, J. Hall. Piimo-C. Galley. Arrordiim-D. Towson. Saxopbmzei-D. Devilbiss, J. Scott, J. Wilson, P. Wright Tmmlmne-R. Daugherty. A110 born-C. Herbert. Drum!-VU. Towson, J. Dcvilbiss. Candurlor-Virginia R. Boyle. Violinr-P. Barbieri, C. Bacon, j. Smith, D. Schnetzka, C. Sadler, C. Buchanan, C. Atkins. Viola!-K. Trout, M. McPherson, W. Donen. Cello:-B. Manifold, D. Dickey. Barr-L. Hunt, D. Gibncy. Orchestra-.I r. . -Q 5 6 ' l'l ik D M n Clirincts R Michael D Mwrthews R Wilscmn A Porch J Michael, J. Manifold Rau' I Flutes: 5. 1SWlC', . an . a . , . . ., . . , . , . J. Rcitz, R. Metz, R. Russell, D. Daugherty. Rau' 2-Trumpets: J. Hall, E. Henry, D. Ehaugh, M. Hayward, D. Jones, M. Porch Saxoplioncs: S. Mitzcl, J. Wilsrin, P. Wriglmt, J. Scott, D. Devilh-iss. P. Umherger, M. Hyson. Rau' 3-Horns: C. Herbert, B Maddox. Tromhoncs: H. Ashury, R. Daugherty, R. Miller, C. Herscy. Tuba: R. lipplcy, R. Shearer. Smnding-Glockensphiel N. Blevins, IZ. Mitchell, B. Manifold, Conductor, D. Dougherty. Drums: J. Devilhiss, B, Towson, N. Jones. lfnul I J. Anderson, I. Bartcnslager, P. Alloway, J. Brown, A. Barrcnslagcr, L. Umberger, J. Walker, T. Sechrisr, R. Morris ' ' ' I ' ' B ' E. C l C. SCUIICII. Rau 2fJ.' Allen! S. Taylor, E. Kirkpntridc, C. Scuks, E. Delllnger, B. McPherson, J. Mann, J. rovnn, oe mlm, D. Scott, R. Lloyd, XV. Hull. Smnding-Mr. D. Dougherty, Conductor, J. Blevins, drums. Band -Jr. .A x Science Mr. Heyne's Science Class Biological Headaches Social Studies The juniors studying American History with Mr. Ecker Mr. Zirnmerman's P. O. D. Class 37 Social Studies f F Discussing Problems of Democracy Studying World Problems Phys. Ed. Building for longevity ,s Q Typing Keyboard Specialists fl ,M A I' . + ' 5 4 f '21 f X I .f A C 'L 'V' . ' Hz , f4 f .W Z 'fri aff 32' '- L: N 4 2' C - Z ,gil V ff? ur'-3 r,.,., ,,.-' .S ' .- ,.., Q 3 .2-?' ,,.f- H , Q, ff-' -i. ' 'i k T. 1-K .. ll-.1 - - -Q The Fawn Staff Row 1--J. Sommer, R. Parlett, N. McEIwain, N. Hall, B. Eyster, B. Amspacker. Row 2- L. Hoke, fafully adt'iJoir,' Throne, E. Garvine, D. Allen, S. Kaufman, A. McPherson, Hint, P. Miller, editor. Row 3-W. Allen, R. Bonville, F. Almoney, J. Manifold, J. Reitz, A. Zim- merman. Mary Lee Eaton, J. Robert Handley, Nancy Messersmith were absent when picture was taken. Faculty adrirm'-Mr. I.. H. Holteg Editor in chief-Patty Millerg Layout Manager-Nancy McElwaing Editorial Staff-Robert Handley, Eddie Garvine, Nancy Hall, Joyce Manifold, Faye Almoney, joan Reitz, john Sommers, Burinerr Editor-Blakely Eysterg Bu.fine.r.f StajjI-Advertise- ment: David Allen, Dick Bonville, Betty Amspacherg Circulation: Billy Joe Allen, Patron Mun- agerrz Mary L. Eaton, Ann Zimmerman, Typirtx: Sarah Kaufman, Ann McPherson, Pbotogmfrlaerfi james Throne, Nancy Messersmithg Sporlr Editor: Robert Parlettg Art Editor: jean Hint. Yearbook Staff at Work 40 Row 1-Mrs. Catherine Stover-Adzfiror, K. Trout, M. E. Archer, B. Anderson, R. Miller, B. L. Taylor, J. Reitz, J. Kurtz, S. Ruff, P. Gascon, Mrs. Mary E. Moore-Aduiror. Row 2--P. Miller, F. Almoney, E. Blevins, B. Asbury, A. McPherson, Joan Budders, J. Hint, N. McElwain, J. Manifold, F. Miller, C. McClung. Rau' 3-N. Hall, S. Kaufman, C. Sommer, B. Barbra, D. Burnette, D. Ecker, J. Allen, J. Smith, J. Scott, C. Wagner, N. Wilson. Rau' 4-M. Fager, M. L. Eaton, S. Cooper, G. Fleyn, J. Workman, A. Zimmerman, G. Ayres, L. Wolfe, D. Thompson, E .Williams Rau' ESJ. L. Henry, D. Scott, E. Mitchell, C. Stanley, M. Williams, V. Wilson, Jamie Badders, J. D. Shover, B. Ziegler, M. Tarberr. F. H. A. Rau' 1-D. Devilbiss, J. Wilson, D. Mann, E. Kirkpatrick, B. Cooper, B. Kerstetter, J. Knaub, R. Murray, A. Johnson. Row 2- D. Towson, J. Ebaugh, M. Collins, D. Gemmill, C. Grove, L. Walton, L. Green, B. Green, B. Ream. Rau' 3-L. Bush, B. Van- over, H. Peters, N. Blevins, P. Umberger, S. Taylor, B. Warner, W. Tarbert, J. Barton. Row 4-B. Baker, J. Arnold, C. Scotten, G. Strickler, D. Bush, P. Baer, A. Fishel, N. Grove, C. McGuigan, E. Bathurst. Rau' 5-B. Manifold, A. Torbert, B. Hutton, P. Polf, N. Harvey, M. DeShields, B. Giles, G. Green, B. Flaharty. Z 4 n 'nv Kendalian Staff lxwi Row I--j. A. Leamer, Facully Adifimrp B. I.. Lowe, Auirlant Feature Edilwy' S. Kaufman, Feature Editofj F. Almoney, Ca-ediiorg J. Reitz, Cu-editor: A. Zimmerman, New! Editoff -I. Henry, Arrifiant Al6'1l'.f Editor: -I. I-leaps, Sporir Edilorf V. Murrow, Fdfilff-1 Adriiar. Row 2-C. Galley, E. Hushon, N. Hall, P. Miller, 1. Manifold, A. Fishel, B. Cooper, B. Kerstetter, K. Allo- way. Row 3-R. Bonville, L. Lambert, J. Mackinson, D. Allen, E. Dellinger, R. Fager, G. Meek, L. McGuigan. Row 4- M. Archer, B. Anderson, M. johnson, D. Ebaugh, G. Malone, C. Ruff, N. McElwain, J. Badders. Science Club Srruzding--R. E. Pfizer, Family Ad- mnr. Row I-J. Yost, M. Gascon, 5 1. Amspacker. Row 2-j. Michael, F. Boyd, R. Garvine. Photo C lub Standing-J. Throne, L. Cressler, Faculty Adriror. Row 1-L. Stin- son, B. Dickey, C. Mitchell. Row 2--C. Archer, N. Mclilwain, W. Steiger. ,Z bi 42 -in Row 1-B. Spangler, K. Alloway, J. Heaps, J. Smith, S. Taylor, D. Wiley, L. Ayers, A. Barten- slager, M. McPherson, V. Joyce Murrow, Faculzy Advimr. Rau' 2-B. L. Lowe, B. Anderson, M. Archer, S. Steiger, D. Wolfe, A. Fishel, B. Manifold, K. Trout, A. Scarborough. Row 3-M Sizemore, E. Thompson, J. Bonville, R. Parthree, P. Miller, N. Harvey, C. Scotten, P. Baer, J. Barton. Row 4-J. Snyder, J. Williams, J. Mann, D. Grove, D. Dunlap, R. Grove, H. Hildebrand E. McGuigan, N. Grove, E. Bathurst. Rau' 5-T. Emig, F. Amspacker, J. McGuigan, T. Dolinger. Library Club 1 mall 791' Row 1-Mrs. R. Prim, Furulty Adviror, B. McCleary, A. Bartenslager, L. Ayres, C. Warner, C. Atkins, N. Corbett, C. Sadler, C. Buchanan, M. McPherson, J. Brown, M. Williams. Row 2-B. Spangler, E. Bowles, V. Burnes, S. Doxzen, E. Brown, C Bacon, E. White, D. Wright, J. Bonville, L. Bartenslager, C. Spangler, W. Doxzen. Row 3-K. Alloway, L. Bentley, M. Dins- more, E. Few, C. McGuigan, B. Barbara, G. Heyn, E. Scott, N. Blake, L. Cantler, R. Fager. Row 4-J. Snyder, D. Grove, C. Hurley, J. Lloyd, R. Miller, M. Archer, B. Cooper, N. Lewis, J. Hanes, J. Mann, P. Barbieri. 43 HIE?-l Rau' If--VI. A. Leamer, Family Adz'i.mr,' R. Wolfe, Senlirlalg R. Pnrlett, Trea.rurev',' R. Daugherty, E. Wagner, Preiident: S. Tar- lwcrt, C. Dunbar, J. Sommer, C. Hersey, J. Snyder, W. Baer, Fafully Ad1'f.l'01'. Row 2-D. McPherson, B. Marsteller, D. Baer li. VUiIli4uns, B. Dietz, -I. Maclcinson, W. Allen, D. Hushon. Rau' 3-D. Fletcher, T. Kennedy, T. Wilson, Chaplain, T. Haller, W. Grove, T. Wise, J. Wilson, J. Kefauver. Row 4-H. Miller, D. Miller, J. Kessee, M. Wales, D. Allen, Vire Prefidenlp R Barbour, D. Webb, D. Kunkle. F. F. A. Rau' I- D. Dunlap, P. Miller, F. Vannver, R. Grove, M. Porch, L. Mustard, R. Boyer, j. Dunlap, j. Reedy. Rau' 2-E. Grove, M. Manifold, D, Iintun, C. Winemiller, R. Grove, D. Grove, D. Cooper, F. Stohler, W. Maddox. Row 3-F. Murrow, C. Miller, j. Steele, B. Lutz, M. Altins, R. Walton, E. Schnetzka, C. Shirey. Row 4vR. Green, M. Leonard, D. Booker, C. Hurley, P Almoney, R. Wise, M. Akins, C. joines, E. Barton. QQPSRF 1' ull -.a . I v NN . ff N5 ' Nfl! , v ,dl X N-A Q-wr i Q xl W XZ' Q 16 ,V TX, X5 . XX cf -- ' - - - , .XX KV i x 5 S-Z . . X X1 -YJ XX Basketball 1 SLLFEU V I Row I-Mr. Brown, Coarhg G. Wagner, K. Ford, D. Blevins, Captain, L. McGuigan B. Eyster, E. Schnetzka, Manager. Row 2-E. Myers, J. Heaps, W. Dietz, D. Miller, C. Shirey. .lr. Row 1-Mr. Heyne, Coafbg D. Torbert, T. Brown, D. Thompson, M. Wales, B. Dickey, J. McGui- gan, Manager. Row 2-D. McPherson, T. Wilson, W. Heyn, J. Haller, P. Almoney, J. Devilbiss, C. Dunbar. Girls Miller, J. Kurtz, E. Hushon. Rau' 3-F. Almoney, P. Miller, J. Reitz, D. Mann, A. Molfa, D. Ecker, M. Eaton, S. Cooper. Row 1-Mrs. Anstine, Coarbf P. Morris, H. Handley, B. Anderson, E. Mitchell, J. Heaps, L. Stinson, M. Blevins. Row 2-M. Archer, Henry, C. Ruff, C. McClung, N. McDonald, F. Jr. High Basketball Q, . 2 i . ,- 5 Fight team, fight, Row 1--Mr. Goodling, Comb, P. Miller, R. Hess, D. Wiley, J Bender R Trout. Row 2-F. Hodge, D. Devilbiss, T. Norris, M. Hayward K Scotten Row 3-K. Myers, J. Keech, R. E. Grove. Row 1-C. Shirey, B. Dietz, K. Ford, R. Parlett, G. Wagner, B. Eyster, D. Blevins, D. Allen, Row 2-D. W. Heyne, Coafh, W. Heyn, C. Dunbar. B. Marsteller, D. McPherson, J. Heaps, E. Myers, J. Haller, Mr. Brown, Coufh. Rau' SXT. Dillinger, D. Thompson, J. Yost, B. Myers, C. Hurley, E. Schnetzka, D. Miller. Raul 4-T. Brown, D. Torlnert, T. Norris, K. Scotten, P. Almoney, T. Wilson, D. Wiley, J. Bender, R. Hess. Sr. Track Rou' 1-J. Dunlap, J. Reitz, B. Anderson, H. Handley, E. Mitchell, -I. Badders, A. Johnson, W. Booker, L. Stinson. Row 2-T. Brown, P, Morris S Cooper J Badders A Moffa L, Henry, M. Hare, A. Zimmerman, D. McPherson Rau' 3-B. Marsteller, -I. M. Devilbiss, B RiCl'l3fClS0U. E. Myers, C. Miller, T. Dolinger D. Allen, I.. McGuigan, M. Akins. Rau' -ifj McGuigun, D. Torbert, P. Almoney, D. Miller W. Myers, J. Yost, j. Haller, W. Heyn, C Shirey. Row 5-W. Steiger, R. Barbour, E Garvine, 1. Throne, D. Wagner, B. Eyster. QAHI2 HIGH Row 1-F. Hodge, P. Miller, D. Devilbiss. K. Scotten, J, Keesee, N. jones. Row 2gG. Miller, H. Hildebrand, E. Dellinger, D. Hushon, D. Grove, J. Wilson. Row 3-R. Wiles, D. Wiley, T. Norris, J. Bender, J. Snyder, H. Miller. Cheerleaders L! Bark Row-Carol Ruff, Nancy Hall, Delores Eckcr, Betty Lou Lowe, Lynn Stinson, Shelva Taylor, Gail Fix, joan Bonville, and Linda Bartenslager. In center is Patricia Miller. 48 W' Junior Play -Q -.W--.. Standing-Blakely Eyster, Robert Amberman, Lamar Neuhaus, Dean Blevins, Robert Parlett, Miss Seaks, Sarah Kaufman. Seated-Faye Almoney, Patricia Miller, Sharon Cooper, Nancy Hall, Betty Amspacher, Billy joe Allen, Lloyd McGuigan. Play C ast Dan'l-A lazy colored watchman ...........,......,..... Roberl Parlet! Ambrosew-a meek young man from the East .... Blakely Eyrler Bert Miller-Ambrose's podner ................ Roben Amberman Sheriff Crandel-Sheriff of Deadman's Gulch- Billy joe Allen Hoot Owl Petefold-time grizzly hombre ........ Lloyd MrGuigan Stinkweed-I-loot Owl's hireling .................. , ..... Rirlmrd Laniu: Nancy Martin-pretty twenty-one year Anne Martin-Nancy's sister ........ Posiwcolored maid ............. .. .... Beth-matronly western type ............. Mrs. Sprool-middle aged gossip ........ W .,.. ,W f-un,-up--1 5 ., If Richard Lanius, old heroine- Nxnty Hall ............Faye Almoney .......Betty Amxpnrber ..........SaralJ Kaufman ........SlJaf0n Cooper Lena-Mrs. Sprool's little daughter ........ ........ P afririu Miller judge .........,....................... ................. .... More Money? Lamar Neuhaus al. Extra Help Bus Drivers Janitors Marshall Warner, Ridge Baron Mat thews, Howard Lowe, Larry Blevins Row 1-Brooks Snodgress, Ralph McCleary, Melvin Norris, Arthur Grove. Row 2 Francis Patterson, joe Beard, Marshall Wilson, Emory Trout. Row 3-Chester Ruff, Bill Dietz, Guy Wallace. I i I x XX si l ,, Helen Maddox, Hazel Plummer, Mary Etta Webb, Dorothea Shaw, Pearl Wilson, Elsie Brenneman, Head Cook, 50 GQ, . Qu ff? i fl ' if Q f Q X,!?! 'S af' ff? ,fff df +9 ' f 9 X X ' 1 f 'X gf? K Q M6 k V 4-yfg.V',J' X 41.1 il-D 4 Nfl, f, f if vvo5f',f. ' fi 4 .2 1 'ff---1 -1 - -Q- ' ' -','J.-'. -F U I - Z,-f ,,....... C. W. SIDWELL 6 SON HARDWARE and PLUMBING SUPPLIES HEAPS MOTOR CO. CARDIFF, MD. FORD Carr, Truckr, Traclorr Farming Implemenlf New Holland Balers, Forage Harvesters DELTA, PA. CDMPDMENTS OF C. H. MANIFOLD NEW PARK, PENNA. Miller's Feed 6. Implements STEWARTSTOWN, PA. IOHN DEERE SALES 8a SERVICE LARRO - STICKELL'S - MILLERS QUALITY FEEDS Your Farm Supply Center POTATOES FRUITS MAPLE LAWN FARM. INC. H. C. MCPHERSON, Pres. BRIDGETON, PA. CLARENCE A. HULSHART LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE LIVE STOCK TRANSPORTATION Cargo. Insured STEWARTSTOWN, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF I. M. BAYNE GENERAL MERCHANDISE GATCHELVILLE, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF HUGH E. DOOLEY DELTA, PA. CHARLES E. MCELWAIN GENERAL MERCHANDISE NEW PARK, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF I ONES RESTAURANT DELTA, PA. P. M. SHULTZ and SONS ROBINSON BROS. LUMBER MACHINERY, PARTS, SERVICE BUILDING SUPPLIES - PAINT Feed Manufacturers HARDWARE Coal, Lime and Fertilizer Spreading FAWN GROVE, PENNA. DELTA, PA- D1-:LTA CLEANERS C0M,.L,MENT, QUALITY and SERVICE OF Phone 14-R-5 THE DELTA NATIONAL BANK DELTA, PA. , DELTA, PA. R. S. Krewson, Proprxeror Southern States Cardiff COMPLIMENTS Cooperative OF WHITEFORD, MARYLAND I FEED, SEED, FERTILIZER S and FARM SUPPLIES DELTA, PA- ANDERSON BROS. ames E. Pyle - Fulton McDonald GRAIN - FEED - COAL Ferlilizer 8: Implemenlr NEW PARK, PA. WALTER E. DELLINGER SANDING and FLOOR COVERING STEWARTSTOWN, PA. Phone 83-R-2 WHITEFORD Packing Co.. Inc. PROCESSOR OF FROZEN FOODS WHITEFORD, MD. Phone Cardiff, Md. MILLER Chemical 6 Fertilizer Co. CARDIFF, MD. I EYSTER 5 GR1FF1'rH's MARKET SWEET CIDER IN SEASON GROCERIES - MEATS Gallon - Barrel FRUITS -- VEGETABLES STANLEY W. EYSTER, Prop. STEWARTSTOWN, PA. Phone 37-R-11 Phone Delta 14-R-2 ALLEN PRINT SHOP R. L. ALLEN, Mgr. COMMERCIAL PRINTING Phone 63-R-3 Stewartstown, Pa. SUPER - THERM MODERN GAS SERVICE GAS APPLIANCES, RADIO, T.V. ROSS E. MARKLINE LOC. BLACK HORSE, MD. P.O. White Hall, Md. Phone Jar. or Par. 2667 IESSE KOHLBUS WILEY'S STORE Frozen Foodf - Groreriex WASHING -- GREASING Pain! - Hardzvare - Plumbing GAS and OIL Feed - Floor Covering DELTA, PA. Phone 32-R-3 DELTA, PA. Phone 155-R-4 HUBER'S STAR PRINTING CO. PRINTERS and PUBLISHERS 1525 N. GEORGE STREET FRANK H. SOMMERS 8: SONS York Pa. Publishers of THE WEEKLY STAR Goodyear Tire.r - Hawkinxon Tread DELTA, PA. Phone 190-R-2 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Contmrting Power OF Engineering Maintenanre Lighting 35 NORTH GEORGE . Manufactunng Company YORK, PA. COMPLIMENTS HORSMAN OF Electric and Hardware Service SHANGRI . LA GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Farms Nursery STEWARTSTOWN, 11.13. 2 FAWN GROVE, PA. Phone 31-R-5 H. I. REAMER GENERAL MERCHANDISE WHITEFORD, MD. Phone 174 H. E. WEBB GENERAL MERCHANDISE FAWN GROVE, PA. GEORGE V. GARBER I AM WAITING FOR YOU AT THE BAIU3ER SHOP C OMPLIMEN TS OF THE IOHN HUGHES CO DELTA, PA' DARLINGTON, MD. COMPLIMENTS WM. I. DIETZ OF , GENERAL MERCHANDISE Phone: Fawn Grove 14-R-21 DELTA, PA- GATCHELVILLE, PA. BEST WISHES LA MOTTE'S Men's cmd Boy's Wear RED LION, PA. ARNOLD Lumber and Supply RED LION, PA. BEAKES' DELTA MARKET COMPLIMENTS GROCERIES - FROZEN FOODS OF Mean, Fruilf, Sea Food, Eff. Delta Lumber 6 Building Co. PIIODC' 111-R-2 DELTA, PA. DELTA, PA. MEADOW VIEW DAIRY STUBBS S. O. Shecrffer 6. Sons Pafteurizea' Milk ana' Cream Home Made Ire Cream RED LION, PA. R. D. 3 DEPARTMENT STORE FRANK D. DAY, Prop. DELTA, PA. GRIMM'S GARAGE. INC. BUICK and PONTIAC SALES and SERVICES WEST BROADWAY RED LION, PA. Phone 33021 HANNA DRY CLEANERS 210 WEST BROADWAY RED LION, PA. IAMES F. FAVINO. INC. CERTIFIED CONCRETES HOUSEHOLD AVE. RED LION, PA. Phone 36764 SAY IT WITH FLOWERS From the RED LION FLOWER HOUSE L. C. STEIN, Prop. RED LION, PA. KILBOURNE and WILLIAMS PLUMBING and HEATING General Elertric Appliances STEWARTSTOWN, PA. I. CURTIS KUNKLE G SON FURNITURE, FLOOR COVERINGS, GIFTS, TOYS and SPORTING GOODS Phone 1 -R-4 STEWARTSTOWN, PA, BUD'S SERVICE STATION FIRESTONE ATLANTIC Lubrimtion Warning Waxing Phone 9056-R-2 STEWARTSTOWN, PA. Dellingers Service Station TEXACO PRODUCTS and ACCESSORIES Phone 907-R-2 STEWARTSTOWN, PA. Stewartstown Lumber and Manufacturing Company STEWARTSTOWN, PA. THE PLACE TO SHOP FOR A HOME. ROLAND E. TAYLOR THOMPSON PORCELITE PAINTS Full line of paintx for every me. WHOLESALE and RETAIL STEWARTSTOWN, PA. Phone 77-R-2 Walkers Service Station MASSEY-HARRIS SALES AND SERVICE Trartorx Combine: Farm Implemenlf STEWARTSTOWN, PENNA. Phone 9026-R-2 ORVILLE MCCLEARY GENERAL HAULING and FARM PRODUCE Phone 16-R-22 STEWARTSTOWN, PENNA. DELTA APPLIANCE STORE BOTTLED GAS 8: ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES DELTA, PA. C OMPLIMEN TS OF FUNKHOUSER CO. DELTA, PA. FOR YOUR NEXT FURNITURE AND ALL HOUSE FURNISHINGS ELECTRIC APPLIANCES, FRIGIDAIRES, STOVES, WASHERS, COMPLIMENTS OF R. S. NOONAN. INC DRYERS, Ere. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Go To ZARFOS FURNITURE STORE YORK, PA- 21-29 W. BROADWAY RED LION, PA. Phone 5754 MORE MEAT MILK EGGS From PURINA CHOW W. E. Manifold 6. Son FAWN GROVE, PA. Phone 25-R-3 THRONE LUMBER CO. ROBERT THRONE, Prop. Millwork, Building Supplies, Paint, Hardware, Glass. Roofing. Barn Equipment NEW PARK, PA. Phone Fawn Grove 12-R-3 60 SHEETS BROS. STEWARTSTOWN, PA. Phone 16-R-11 FERGUSON and OLIVER Trartorx and Equipment New Holland Mafbinef Goodyear Tractor and Auto Tirex ROBERT L. SWEENEY ALLIS - CHALMERS SALES - SERVICE STEWARTSTOWN, PA. COMPLIMENTS WEIBLE and CROUSE OF SERVICE STATION MALLES 5C 6 100 STORE STEWARTSTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA AMOCO GAS and OIL STEWARTSTOWN, PA. Phone 904-R-15 GODFREY and KEENEY CONGRATULATIONS FRESH and SMOKED MEATS T0 THE CLASS OF 53 Home Made Sauxage and Bologna Fruity and Vegetable! STEWARTSTOWN, PENNA. STEWARTSTOWN, PA. R. C. ANDERSON GROCERIES AND FROZEN Eoons Free Delivery Phone 904-R-12 STEWARTSTOWN, PA. RAY E. BACON IEWELER Diamond: - Watcloef - Giftware Watch Repairing - Diamond Mounting STEWARTSTOWN, PENN A. STEWARTSTOWN MILLING COMPANY. THE HOME OF FE BRENNERS Inc. ED Stewartstown Fawn Grove 75-R-2 26-R-1 W. HOWARD WEBB FUNERAL SERVICE W. Howard Webb Kenneth W. Orsburn EATON'S FUEL - SERVICE LEE C. EATON and SON ESSO FUEL and KEROSENE - COAL Your Palronage Appferiated STEWARTSTOWN, PA. Phone 12-R-22 a nd 12-R-2 CHARLES K. HERBERT PLUMBING HEATING HOME APPLIANCES STEWARTSTOWN, PA. Oil - o- matic Heat Keyflane Aluminum Window! Betxy Ron Venetian Blind! CHAS. E. SHANBARGER CARROLL B. WOLFE PAINTING and DECORATING PAPER HANGING STEWARTSTOWN, PENN A. Phone 63-R-22 Canner of BEANS - CORN -- TOMATOES STEWARTSTOWN, PA. Phone 81-R-4 Sunway Brand GEORGE O. BROOKS BULLDOZING - MACADAMIZING DUMPTRUCK SERVICE BRIDGETON, PEN NA. COMPLIMENTS OF TREDWAYS Barber Shop STEWARTSTOWN, PA. SHAW CONSTRUCTION Co.. Inc. CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS STEWARTSTOWN, PA. Phone 12-R-12 W. B. SHAW, SR., Pres. PAUL G. HALL, Treas. KELLEY I.. ASBURY Distributor TEXACO PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Phone GOODRICH TIRES - TUBES Batterie: RED GIANT BATTERIES 132 DELTA, PA SERVICE GLASS WORKS. Inc. 501-509 E. KING STREET YORK, PA. GLASS PRODUCTS FOR ALL PURPOSES - MIRRORS - Phone 7771 - 82555 - 82583 C OMPLIMEN TS OF CAPITAL BAKERY YORK, PENNA. S - ADVANCED S - AMERICAN S - MODERN GENUINE MAHOGANY Bed Room and Dining Room Suites Manufactured by STEWARTSTOWN FURNITURE CO.. INC. STEWARTSTOWN, PA. HARRIS BROS- IOHN M. DOOLEY SUNDIAL SHOES IOHN DEERE MACHINERY CLOTHING ACRICO FERTILIZER DRY GOODS FEEDS .sf COAL CHESTER Sl-IEARER, Mgr. STEWARTSTOWN, PA. CARDIFF, MD' Phone 129 MARSHALL B. MCGUIGAN THE MARYLAND UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING FURNITURE GREEN MARBLE CO.. INC CUSTOM BUILT FURNITURE CRIDER BLDG. 41 E. MARKET ST. CARDIFF, MD. YORK, PA. 64 I OHN L. MAN N YOUR LOCAL FRIGIDAIRE DEALER FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES MAYTAG WASHERS HOOVER CLEANERS YOUNGSTOIVN KITCHEN ELECTRIC CONTRACTING SALES 8: SERVICE TELEVISION STEWARTSTOWN, PA. Phone 9013-R-21 STEWARTSTOWN SERVICE STATION GASOLINE KEROSENE FUEL OIL Phone 9062-R-3 C OMPLIMEN TS OF PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK STEWARTSTOWN, PA. BANK THAT SERVICE BUILT STEWART 6 MARCH. INC. CONTRACTORS ROADS - DRIVEWAYS - SEWERS CONCRETE WORK - INDUSTRIAL PLANT REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT RENTALS 1049 N. HARTLEY STREET York, Pa. Phone 7269- 5765 WALLPAPER -v PAINT COMPLIMENTS HOUSEU ARE - TOIS OF SPORTING GOODS PAINTING d DECORATING 1. s. HERSHEY BAKING COMPANY STROBECKS' 33 - 35 W. BROADWAY STREET YORK PA Red Lion, Pa. QPe fke y0bl,l'l9 MOMJ fneef Ol d tfedl AIHYLAND DAIRY HAH RED LION IQ U 3 oUR GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY 19 5 3 66 Charles W. Miller Agency COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE 101 S. GEORGE STREET YORK, PA. Second Hoof Tele. 6625 Place your imurance problem: wills a rerogrzized loral agent. FRANK HINT CHAIN SAW SALES and SERVICE DELTA, PA. P..D. 1 L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Known wlaerever there are Schooh and collegef' CLASS RINGS and PINS COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS DIPLOMAS - PERSONAL CARDS CLUB INSIGNIAS MEDALS and TROPHIES W. G. ROSS 120 S. SECOND ST. Wormleysburg, Perma. MARIE D. BURTON GENERAL INSURANCE DELTA, PA. COM,,L,MENTS LOCKER SERVICE OF MEATCUTTING and FREEZING EDIE'S SERVICE STATION STEWARTSTOWN, PA. PORK CURING and SMOKING Lockers by month or year Delta Farm Products Co. DELTA, PA. Phone 145 GOODLINGS COMPLIMENTS QUALITY FRUIT OF LOGANVILLE' PA' Wiley Manufacturing Route 111 Company Phone Loganville 2304 PORT DEPOSIT, MD. F. W. WYMAN BLEVINS' FRUIT FARM STEWARTSTOWN, PA. LEADWAY THE FINER FOODS FANCY APPLES, PEACHES, and DELTA, PA. CHERRIES Phone 93-R-2 Packing House 88-R-13 Home 88-R-4 I. M. WHEELER COMPLIMENTS Wholesale Dealer of OF ESSO PRODUCTS CARDIFF, MD. Residence Phone Cardiff 81-R-4 Office Phone Cardiff 138-R-2 Arnberman Buick Company STEWARTSTOWN, PA. L. B. HERR 6 SON SCHOOL - OFFICE SUPPLIES and EQUIPMENT BOOKS - STATIONERY - PRINTING ARTIST MATERIALS - CRAFT SUPPLIES 46 - 48 W. KING STREET Lancaster, Pa. DEWCO and DUTCH TREAT U. S. GRADE AU CANNED FOODS Packed by D. E. Winebrenner Co.. Inc. GRowERs AND CANNERS OF FINE Foons SINCE 1874 HANOVER, PA. NEW PARK, PA. SPRING VALLEY FARM APPLES PEA C H ES H. G. Allen 6- Sons New PARK, PA. Service Comes First Your principal responsibility after you graduate will be service to your fellowmen. Assume this responsibility with honesty and courage and your life will be both successful and happy. Service comes first with us, too. lllebb 81 lllolfe 15 EAST MARKET STREET YORK'S FINEST SPORTING GOODS STORE BAND AND ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTS MUSIC - PIANOS WARNER MUSIC HOUSE Exclusive Distributors of LEBLANC Clarifzelf' 685 S. MAIN STREET Recl Lion, Pa. C0ngmiulaliom to the :tart of the Kemzard-Dale High Srhool Band. ' COMPLIMENTS OF AMERICAN LEGION Stewcrrtstown Post No. 455 STEWARTSTOWN, PA. LORI C STUDIOS FINE PORTRAITS Deluxe Coloring - Plastic Sealed Photos 146 EAST MARKET STREET YORK, PENNSYLVANIA IEAN B. ALMONEY BEAUTY SALON UNION EMBLEM COMPANY HIGH SCHOOL and FRATERNITY IEWELRY FELT GOODS and COMMENCEMENT DELTA, PA. STATIONERY PALMYRA, PENNSYLVANIA Phone 74-R-2 P. H. NISSLEY, Manager OF 01: STEWARTSTOWN Stewartstown Lions Club MANUFACTURING CO. STEWARTSTOWN, PA. ARROW SHIRTS ADAM HATS MITZEI. 6 HEINDEL Slate Ridge MEN'S WEAR Post No. 182 RED LION, PA' Crofby Square Shoe: Alligator Coalf AMERICAN LEGION. INC. AMERICAN HARDWARE THE SIGN OF SAVINGS wumsponn, MARYLAND Arnerican Farm 6 Home Stores. Inc. Phone 35501 15 s. MAIN sTREET RED L1oN, PA. FIRST NATIONAL BANK STEWARTSTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA The Fawn is Kennard-Dale-'s first yearbook. The stafT, after many trials and tribulations in ways of planning, organizing, and trying to meet deadlines for materials at Baltimore, attempted to present in pictures as much as possible of the life, activities, and people connected with Kennard-Dale. We, the seniors of 1953, hereby thank all who supported us in many ways in making this yearbook project a success. May you give your cooperation and support to future yearbook projects as you have contributed to ours. Further, we ask your cooperation in supporting those who have placed Ads in our book. They deserve patronage from all of us. Our deep appreciation extends to the loyal support of our patrons. We wish to express our gratefulness to Mr. Oram Bell and Loring Studio for their generous service in the photography department. Again our sincere thanks- The Seniors of 1953 H. G. R EBLICK e soN 2l4O AISQUITH STREET BALTIMORE, MARYLAND 431 if 41 'Cl 41 PRINTERS-LITHOGRAPHERS TO 41 +1 SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES EVERYWHERE -an 41 of 43 at +1 -if Q YOUR YEARBOOK fa 41 +1 +1 71 Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Cynthia Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Hazel Z. Gur Patrons Guy Allen H. G. Allen Burgoyne Almoney james Anderson Andrews Rollin Anstine Blasser Mrs. Frank Boyle Mrs. Elsie Brenneman Elsie M. Brose Dr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ebaugh Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Dougherty Lee Eaton Norman H. Gemmill Paul Hall Frank Hint I-Iolland's Drug Store Helen Jamison Miss Anne T. Kanzler Mr. and Mrs. jerry Lowe R. E. Kaufman Helen Maddox Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McElwain McKinley Bros. 84 Glascow, Whiteford, Mr. and Mrs. Earl L. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Victor F. Reitz, Florist Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Rigdon Miss Florence Seaks Spurges Ice Cream Bar Stewartstown Body and Fender Co., Stewartstown, Pa. 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