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

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1954 volume:

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SEAKS 4 f XX tx fr -fffjm Qu-,f Xi f 'ga ? EX KJ ,J J J ff ,,- f' f X-N X1 Xcfif 2 f fffff X fqfvyf fy. Z i Z M4 x , X j fi! ff' Mx A x X 11. 4 i 92315 ' f X x 43, if ,j X 'f .figii l fm ' A K f i 1,47 6 X 2 K J, f 4 X ? f A Z f f ' if-,I 4 ' fx Air X XA A Wk W .1 ' , K fQ O N11 Nair' + 1 . N.. f K 9 K ff rx! Z I X Qu AQif,,i,, ' J f ff. 'Z K E X f J X K , 1 tx Ah- ja I , as f I if fn L K jf KN f ft ! - Ml' 'ig' - if '-Af K X 1 1 I Z G C fix S I ff-:Sv- '+ 'A --u I X, K K ' f f f X f' X Proper preparation for the crop is provide-ri by our administrators. TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1954: Your graduation day marks an imp-ortant milestone on your pathway of life. As you enter into the productive phase of your life, you find before you the greatest oppor- tunities and the gravest responsibilities of any period of recorded history. Technical advance has been so swift that onels youth- ful dreams may become realities within a decade. For those of you with courage, imagination, and fortitude, therein lies your opportunity and challenge. A world uneasy, torn by ideological strife, will be made a world secure by your efforts and by your leader- ship. Therein lie your responsibilities. As you go forth into this troubled world, may you be stimulated by the challenges and sobered by the respon- sibilites of life. And, above all, find happiness in those things around you. Yours very sincerely, JOSEPH R. WILSON Supervising Principal FARM MANAGERS I wish to express my congr ttulatlons to you for com- pleting this one important phase of your education, grad- uation from Kennard-llale High School, l am proud to have had a part in your educational growth and wish y-ou success in the tasks that lie ahead. Success in life, however. is not assured by graduation from high school for it is only si foundation upon which to build. Your education will continue as long as you live and your life's success is dependent upon how well you use the many opportunities 'thin are available. I urge you to continue your education with determina- tion and purpose, whether it be formally or informally, for as you grow in mental stature, in sound moral principles, and in broader abilities, so then can you better serve your fellowmen and your community. Y ' ' ' I , ours very srncerey, ELDON S. WEBB Assistant Administrator 6 FARM CONSULTANTS 'il FJ fu Row 1, Seated: Charles Wilson-East Hopewell Twp.g Erwin Hersey-East Hopewell Twp.g John Walker-Hopewell Twp.g Everett Ebaugh-Hopewell Twp.3 John Hope Anderson-Fawn Twp.g Dr. Thomas W. Brown-Fawn Twp.g Paul C. llall-Slewartstown- Joint Board President. Row 2, Standing: Guy Allen-Fawn Twp.-Joint Board Treasurer: Daniel E. McElwainAFawn Grove- Joint Board Secretary: John Mann-Stewartstowng R. Rolland Morris-Fawn Grove: Robert Smith-Cross Roadsg Cl1arles'Seitz--- Cross Roadsg Gilbert Malone-Peach Bottomg Victor F. Reitz-Deltag Curtis Johnson-Delta. The 1953 Joint School Committee was chosen from the forty school board members of the eight districts, as a more efficient means of transacting business. The School Building Authority is presently engaged in building additions which will provide us with a music room, auditorium, and additional elementary schools. PURCHASING AGENTS Left In Right: J. Ralph Howvlt. l,awrcnc-v W. Show-r, Gillwrt ll:-lnm-yer 'l'1'vz1sl1rvl'. Weldon Riiff-fI'rvsi1le'nt. John Kuff Sl'K'l'l'i21l'y. Wilson l Hyson. Daniel Stvvvurl. ltr. A. lVl. Stinson, vice ' prr'sidvnl, was not pre-sent wh:-n plf'llIl'L' was taken. 7 APPRENTICE CONSULTANTS lsfudent Councill K LK ND' .r W. x..e- -' sqm Left to Right, Row 1: S. Harvey, S. Ruff, D. Devilbiss, T. Brown, N. Marsteller, B. Marsteller, L. Stinson, S. Vaught, N. Blevins. J. Seitz. Row 2: D. Wiley, J. Yost, E. Myers, G. Brown, J. Ewell, J. Brown, L. Ayres, D. Daugherty, A. Fishel, C. Bacon, S. Gordon, J. Allen, L. Bartenslager, J. Williams, D. Tout, D. Thompson. Row 3: R. Wilson, C. Seuks, V. Wilson, P. Wright, B. Myers D. McPherson, C. Anderson, R. Scotten, D. Blevins, B. Cvrein, J. Heaps, S. Thompson, M. Bateman, P. Baer, L. Fix, J. Devilbiss D. Devilbiss. Adviser: Mr. James Leamer. 1 9 The Student Council exercises the opinion of the students in affairs of school government. Its purpose is to promote a feeling of good will among the students. Its goal is to develop a lasting school spirit. Er, tif Joint discussion with Susquehannook. Discussing School Pf0blCm5- B 'C , t he .ii r at 'V' y tl' Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. ,Ze f N Faculty Am Lynn S. Cressler - BS., Dickinson College, Millersville State Teachers College, University of Pennsylvania - Biology S - Chemistry Dean A. Dougherty - B.S.. lebanon Valley College Conserva- tory - Instrumental and Vocal Music C-eorgc N. Dotzel, Jr. - BS., MS. - Bloomsburg State Teachers College, New York University - Commercial Sterling M. Ecker -- B.A., Gettysburg College - Social Studies William F. Goodling -- BA., University of Maryland - Social Studies - English CDVERSEERS Mrs. Ethel L. Anstine - BS., Temple University, Pennsylvania State University - Physical Education - Health Mr. Wilfred O. Baer - M.S., Pennsylvania State University - Vocational Agriculture Mrs. Hazel Z. Blasser - B.S., Millersville State Teachers College - Mathematics Mrs. Elizabeth R. Bollinger - BS., Millersville Slate Teachers College - English - Social Studies Mr. Robert E. Brown - BS., Wt'st Chester State Teaeliers Col- lege, Temple University - liealth and Physical Education Drivers Training N 7 505067 i.?1?W fi 9x Miss Mrs. Mrs. Miss Mrs. be . College, Franklin and Marshall College, Gettysburg Col- lege - Mathematics Miss Janet L. Kaufman - B.S., Indiana State Teachers College - Vocal music Mrs. Barbara . King - B.A., CettyslJurg,fCollege - Social stud' ,f ' Mr. James A. Leamer - B.S., Pennsylvania State University - Vocational Agriculture OVEFRSEERS Margaret M. Marsteller - BS, Wkest Chester State Teachers College - Music i Ruth B. McClung - BS., Pennsylvania State University - French -- Latin - English Mary E. Moore - BS., Cedar Crest College - Home Eco- nomics Susan l. Oermann - BS., Kutztown State Teachers College - Art Ruth S. Prim - BS., Millersville State Teachers College - Librarian IO Mr. Daniel W. Heyne - B.S., fNI.Ecl., Millersville State Teachers College, Pennsylvania State University - Science - Geography - Drivers Training Mr. Leander ll. Hoke - B.A., MA., Millersville State Teachers Mr. Richard Prizer -- B.S., Millersville State Teachers College -- Mr. Fred Stauffer - B.S., Millersville State Teachers College, Pennsylvania State University - Industrial Arts Mrs. Catherine L. Stover - B.S., Mansfield State Teachers Col- lege -- Home Economics Mr. Warren Wetzler - B.A., West Chester State Teachers Col- lege - Mathematics - Science -- English Miss Helen L. Ziegler -- R.N., B.S., Philadelphia General Hospital University of Pennsylvania - Nursing Education - Pub- lic Health Mr. Arthur H. Zimmerman - B.A., M.A., Franklin and Marshall College, University of Pennsylvania - Social Studies OVERSEERS Science '- Geography - Drivers Training Mrs. Dorothy B. Ruff - B,S., Millersville State Teachers College -- English - Biology Miss Phyllis E. Saylor - B.S., Elizabethtown College -- Short- hand - Typing Miss Florence Seaks - B.S., Elizabethtown College, Columbia University - English Mr. Joseph J. Smolewich - B.S., Millersville State Teachers Col- lege - English FARM HANDS Left to Right: Helen Ewell, Helen IN llrvnnvman. BUS DRIVERS SCHOOL BUSAQ . let to Alhlll Row 1: R. Pyle, J. Hushon, R. McCleary E LC!! rv Rlbhl L Blf'V1I1 H KWWHOU H Lowi M Wamfr front J Br ml. Row 2: F. Paltvrson, M. Wilson C al lacv Row .5 J. Boswell, ll. Snodgrass, R. Ebauglm, M Norrl ANT GFFICE Robert Krewson Let In Rzght Whse Anna Jane I -L ,, + gf! ff QT PL xff Wk! lx il X , GG! gif fialfk -71 f5f:ffI7H!Wfl'Qb X L, J W 'WK 4 K if 6' X , .. gif, N1 f xf! ,K W if wg A ' ' , 6 X X KNEW fig if Zggffs Ungwgrwsmzw X gf, W 33 I In anticipat harvests to c Z1 f ' JUNICDR CLASS V, QQ Left In Right, Row lc D. Bush, H. Handlvy, J. Heaps, S. Ahrens, C. Anflcrson, J. Uaclclvrs, C. Galley, C. Archer, M. Ambe-rman B. Gills. Rauf 2: M. Dinsniore-, J. lngzoe, M. Hlrfvins. J. Ewell, WI Bool-za-r. L. liI'l'f'Il, R. B. Grow, R. C. Grove-. Row 3 C. Crow, J. Elldllgll, W. Eaton. D. Gcmniill, S. Cilmvy, C. Brown, l.. lluycl, W. C. Crow, R. Buyer. Row fl: M. Akins, R. Cant cr 'l'. Brown, J. llallvr, C. Hurley, P. Alxnoncy, R. Carvine, F. Amspaclier, W. Fix, J. Dunlap. 1 Lrft lo Rifflzl, Row 1' li Williams J Jamison D Mann ll. Lowe Mitvlwll, X. Nlolfa, N. lllc:D0nald,lCi M.-ek, f. i'1if1we1.' R. Wisej 'SL'Ullt'll, J. Williams. l'. Puff, D. Towson, Ray Wise, KI. Wales. Joinvs, ll. Ray, B. Lutz. I 4 L. Stinson, A. Jolmson, D. Millvr, J. Rvvcly. Row 2: E D. Fl'o1'lw1'l. D. llinnipsun. Row 3: F. Wagman, J. Yost Row ll: J. Stwvlo, B. Yanover, C. Writer, R. Wine-miller Q SCDPHGMGRE CLASS an Left to Right, Row 1: R. Burk, E. Bathurst, P. Baer, J. Barton. D. Barnctte, ll. Grovc, P. Rcdwcll, P. Cascon, D. Coopcr. Row 2: ll. Barbra, R. Flaharty, E. Kirkpatrick, A. Fishel, N. Blevins, J. Allen, D. Dcwilbiss, Bl. Ue'Sliielils. Row 3: D. lzaton, C. llvyn, D. Grove, N. Crowe, J. Arnold, B. Baker, N. Harvey, B. Hutton. Row 4: D. llushon, D. Devilbiss, 'l'. Kahne, J. Arnold, J- lltillllff. M. Johnson, D. Ebattgh, R. Daugherty. Row 5: E. Dellinger, J. Kefauver, E. Grove, E. Cladfeltt-r. D, Dunlap, D. l'lctchcr, R. Crcen. M Q Q M946 ll 1 . , - 1-nr M. . q 5 b .,, 1 . .B .4 x . f ... an sa .. , - Y ,pref -1 ,g N x , 2,4 ' Av ' - ff. 1 nf g N - - S i . Left lo Right, Row 1: F. Vanover, S. Mitzel, S. Taylor, S. Vaught, H. Proctor, B. L. McCleary. C. Sonnner. NT. Williams, D. Scott, C. Wagner, A. Torbert, R. Holloway. Row 2: M. Tarbert, W. Tarbert, C. Scotten, B. Ream, C. Roehm, H. Ring. C. Mr-Cnigun, B. WHYUPY- N- Yan HHN. C- SUIUICY, J. Snyder, C. H. Choate. Row 3: C. Stricklcr, ll. Van Hart, J. McClain, B. Richardson, P. Um- berger, B. Manifold, T. Norris, S. Ruff, D. Wiley, J. Wilson, J. Scott. Row -1: T. Roberts, J. Williams. J. liauin. ll. Millvr, P. Stitcly, K. Scottcn, B. Manifold, D. Matthews, M. Hayward, K. Myers, R. Parthrce. Row 5: C. Herbert, S. Snodgrass, C. Malone M. Akins, D. Webb, C. Winemiller, D. Miller, P. Miller, J. Wilson, E. Ayres, G. Lansingcr, D. Arnold. l I5 f FRESHMAN CLASS ., E C S 3 -.1 . -1. Left to Right, Row 1: N. Lloyd, M. Bauhlitz, M. Camler, L. Cantler, L. Ayres, A. Bartenslager, E. Handley, N. Dandy, R. Dinsmore, S. Doxzen, M. Hyson. Row 2: N. Lewis, E. Coleman, B. Cooper, E. Joines, D. Daugherty, S. Blake, P. Anstine, E. Blake, H. Hildebrand, J. Hall, T. Emig. Row 3: G. Fells, E. Jones, J. Hanes, B. Criest, L. Hollingslieacl, T. Kennedy, R. Hess, L. Heibc-Ck, F. Hodge, B. Clements, J. Brown. Row 4: V. Burns, J. Bonville, G. Fix. P. Gibbs, W. Gemmill. M. Jones, D. Dickey. ll. Craig, C. Harrington, R. Crove, E. Akins. Row 5: R. Joines, J. Keech, R. Cooper, E. Grove, R. Fager, J. Blevins, R. Eppley, R. Grove. 2 'FFR f Lefl to Right, Ron' 1: R. Russell, M. McPherson, J. Seitz, R. Wales, D. Wolfe, M. Sizemore, E. Lutz, F. Miller, G. Raines. Row 2: P. Wright, S. Miller, C. Reimold, G. Prall, H. Miller, A. Miller, l. Swartz, C. Seaks, D. Schnetzka. Row 3: K. Miller, C. Sadler, R. Little, R. Moser, B. Orwig, J. Walker, S. Steiger, B. Powell, L. Thompson, A. Searhorougli. Row 4: C. Moser, P. Miller, J. Warner, R. Smith, R. Wiles, T. Sc-christ, R. Michael, R. Trout, M. Porch. Row 5: D. Reynolds, C. Miller, C. Morris, R. Leber, J. Mann, C. Ramsay, B. Towson, J. Ring, J. Maddox, R. Rehmeyer. I6 EIGHTH GRADE 9tP.5.f'li'f1 -Q ol Left Io Right, Row 1: N. Corbett. D. Gihney. C. Bacon. S. Elswiek, J. lleaps, J. Dt-Borrl. P. Barbieri. J. B4-mlf-r, Y. llurley, P. Dislmrow. J. Anderson, W. Amspacher. Row 2: L. Bartenslager. S. Conlon, L. Ilnnl, E. Fells. V. lhm-man, L. Bair, E. Brown, J. Brown, P. Alloway, B. Colrllwek, K. Craig. Row 3: S. Hawkins, B. Booker. C. Buchanan. W. Hall. .l. Bond, j. Cox, B, French, L. Cantler. T. Jones, B. Biekel, M. Burnnm, E. Bowles. Row 4: E. Henry, L. Crouse, R. Hyson. C. Coflfrey, C. lim-ker, K. I ree-se, R. Fix, ,l. Harton, L. Bowman, L. Enfield, G. Corbett. R. Barton. B. Dinsmore. Ron' 5: M. Harrington. N. Blake, C. Blak.-, L. Har- rington, ,I. Hill, E. Few, E. Boyce, F. Burkholder, C. Atkins, J. Hostlcr, W. Hutton, ,l. Almonvy. P. 9. ---1.-Q... ,vi-1 ill wwf Left to Right, Row 1: J. Ream, R. Vauglit, C. Warner, R. A. Metz, D. Patterson, P. Stephens, R. Wvlmlm, R. We-lilm, A. Porch, B McPherson, B. Slienk, R. Lowe, B. Krewson. Row 2: R. Wliitefortl. S. M:-ssersniitli, C. Johnson, .I. Overmiller, B. Miller, M Slienberger. E. Ruff. C. Smitli. R. Mt-sscrsmitlt. C. Miller, L. Morris, A. Johnson. Row 3: Ii. Miller. M. Spalir, S. Joiiies, J. Kash IlL'I', L. Kurtz, P. Thompson, L. Umlierger, E. Scott, S. Purcell, W. I'ui'lett, R. Miller, E. Slrrett. Hou' -1: M. Yan Hart, B. W:-iilz ,L Stanley, M. Williams, E. White, L. Kurtz, B. Myers, M. Parks, C. Spangler, N. Tompkins, C. Smitli, ll. Sclinm-tzka. Row 5 R. Williams. K. Lytle, D. Jones, R. McGrady, D. Joines, J. Jamison. D. Mt-Allister. H. Sexton, D. ,loine-s. 'l'. Nloser, D. Slienlwrger E. Miller. L. Roberts. Row 6: E. Pangle, B. Joines, D. Paules, Il. Ray, B. Lloytl, J. Scotten, R. Wilson, R. Morris, D. Mc El wain, R. Wilson, K. Waltemire, L. Waltemycr, D. Mustard. I7 rs ' SEVENTH GRADE 0 55 fj X Dlalli ' 1-y ffit. yy uimunuk Cow SS. 51:5 533 W EW? T w Ur 25? .-m 220 ,fs QW: 71 'E rg? E-r-1 'PQ'- ?:i :1-'F Egw L MEG fog'-1 go cf? www ?5g ?3W :1::.E3 1'w PUB Sgr SFP :sw-'1 II-' : Q c2Um .,, ' O I5 ri HFC gr 2 ? . wig EWR Q SP5 Q x Z? .Ugg ...E ' 17 ,NF 555 O. rm .Ep :dig E'3 25? Z'F fz .,a:CJ WE' -EE 7'? STE JL In-r n 202 .3'. EXEC gg 1 E535 aria .-'F' 914255 Zww '-1-1 P' .T 5555 ..-- Ffii n'7 TI R: M-FQ A S 3:3 Gil? -Eu Flgw :'?- NSU ,T ....-1 E ?H 5 . Soir -425.-' 1-rf C.7:Ufb,.5 'ac .U. Up'0 E'-41-q' 535: 5-...L-fn mam: 5':Q v-1-4-' 'SJ- ' 2 Pa., O U L450 Of-:SC :JL S! cum-1:-o JIIPHAP Eric 3212 'Sow-n o-4254 3-9115 5 'W 'FTA on 'rf .70 P? D225 nz--.5 :2IJ:.. ' rw ?',f 30. 5 Q- F 5551 f-v- .05 F535 'Q Ugg U z.59 4 .E 'CC' 'L- .mu- eg' 733,-Ju. : 5' '1'm s?:2 . , 1 ...Q2 l '- K 25' 357 Q: iff vw? , UD L Huggy! Left tn Right, Row 1: P. Pitzer, D. Rfhmeyvr, R. Scottc-n, S. Thompson, H. Waltemyer, C. Turbc-rt, A. Wallace-. 9. Smtt, J. Trout. P. Wisr, D. Van Hart. Row 2: V. Van Hart, H. Ring, R. Stark, G. Shaniwrgvr, J. Zim-glvr, R. Shir:-y, R. Waite-ntirv, J. Slricklvr, C. WifNTHldIl, J. w'l1il6fOTfl. Row 3: O. Dallgllvrty, D. MuPhfrr:+un, C. MCCII-ary, L. S1-itz, H. Somnwr, U. TUIII, G. Shaw, A. Stn-vtl, B. Svclxrist, IJ. Ste-ltz, D. Parthrec. Row 4: D. Roberts, Rlloadvs, R. Williams, G. Wimlon, S. Prall, F. Young, I.. Ray, D. Warfim-ld-, D. Smith, K. Peters. 'IR ASSISTANT MANAGERS K l ss Officers? . if I 'fc ' .,:., W, , Q . Q M ,, , wwwxw me-Q A X x . R .4 V7 l 4 11TH GRADE OFFICERS-Left to Right, Top Row: Jay Yost-Vice President, Joe McGuigan-President. Bottom Row: Betty Lou Lowe-Secretary, Joyce Williams-Treas urer. A i , J.. A 'Q g m x, Y . , 1 w M! 5, Tia r ww, 10TH GRADE OFFICERS-Left tv Right: W- Tafberi- 9TH GRADE OFFICERS-Left ro Right: B. HandleygSec- Historian, N. Blevins-Secretary, T. Norris-President, J- retary, M. HysoniVicc Prvsiclf-nt, M. McPherson4Presi- Bender--Vice President, D. Ebaugh-Treasurer. dent, R. Russell-Historian, R. Trout-Treasurer. 3TH GRADE 0FFICERS-.Lefg to Right: J, HeapS-Vice 7fTII GRADE OFFICERS-Left to Right: Donna Sue War- President, 'I'. Jones-President, J. Bender-Secretary, R. field-lrff'21S11fl'F, Dorothy MCPIIPFSOH-ViCH Pr1'Si1iPHl, Bar- Wj150n-Treasurer. bara brlen---Presidvnt, Kathlvc-n Cemmill-Secretary, ab- sentg Henry Summers-Historian. I 9 ml DAILY CHORES 4. Mrs. Anslinv and a girls' gym class. A llf'3il stand in boys gym ala Nw 32: Working on a project in lmlugtrial Nr! 20 Agriculture shop - Boys huilfling shelters for the hogs. ,ii gp 1 'Q Holm- Ev. girls rvfinishin furnilurv. KK 2 Tlw IA. boys hard at work. DAILY CHORES Olll' flllllfl' FPl'l'1'YHfil'9- T110 school lvzmk is a murli im-il'-fl Coiiiim-rvizil pro- .ye-Ct. Klifs Saylnrl Junior High lmfinvss class. Mr, Dotzris nllSilll'SS Class takvs a fin-lil trip to thi- Fawn Crow Bank. Olll' of Mr. ECk6r's happy History classes. . r. Primr mul ln- Ihiwrs Training sliicivms. 11 I fanlwi Q' DRI wucinuu 21 'unq- DAILY CHORES iClassesD iW Qi-niorg makinff uw' of the library. Miss Kaufman and her music class. Artistir talent living de- vm-Iopcd. 22 Mr. Cressicr and his mad scientists. Mr. Heynr- gzivvs a demon- stration on light. Busy Physicists at work. pr! DAILY CHORES Ml-. Ixmgr flwvklng on Nwml 5IlI1llf'4 mth My hm-1' Ifnglislx slumlvnls. Bollingvr. St'lliUl'4 lIiSl'll94iIlQl Prob- ,H lvmx of Dvllmocrary Q i 1 ,xv V s ' . Qi -N , A ri Q Mr. Cooalling and his Jun- ,..- '-wp. inr History vlass, looking ' f , Q' wry iIllt'T't'rIQ'll. , 'Nlr 'XY'cl1lm-r and llix little- , lbl1'1Ilr. Hrs. liluswr vxplaining a va-ry cliffivull Math. proh- lvm. mmm. ,jf fm 1' +457 5 .K fx : ,Ma- Cinny and pet. Watch out, Mr. Brown! Whafs so funny, Nancy? P:-rk up, Archie! Oh happy days!! Logs!!! Look at that car! Latin class. When we wore young. Are you cold, Mary? Party-Party!! ? Surprised '?? NOUHHROP X! .J Y eX A LL ' 'Es 4 'i we M W M ff A xv Vw NH ff' 'V J . 'Vi 5 f Awa y! fbf 5 l x! i f f 'Q-AHA, I f 2 1 , VX, XM ! f Kf J ' f sly? f :cs Q2 H hai., is ,,, Y' 1 Seedlings need gh g sports preserve h h lh f h g harvest. W FOOTBALL TEAM .Y Left to Right, Row 1: J. Maddox, W. Heyn, C. Arnold, B. Marsteller, B. Dietz, C. Shirey, J. Heaps, E. Myers, W. Pyle. Row 2 Y. Yost, D. Thompson, J. Halle-r, C. Hurley, D. Miller, R. Daugherty, R. Wiles, J. KE?8Cll, D. McPherson. Row 3: R. Parthree, D Wiley, R. Grove, T. Norris, J. Wilson. J. Maddox. G. Lansingfr, K. Scotts-n, J. Bender. Row 4: T. Wilson, M,-zr.g F. Hodge, H Hildebrand, J. Blevins, J. Mann, R. Trout, R. Hoss, S. Snodgrass, E. Schnelzka, Mgrq Coach-Mr. Robert Brown. R ' will My K T we 5. . 'fr .1521 2. in i:i Varsity Squad , - ' A On the way to victory? An unwelcome vacation for Billy Myers. W 26 VARSITY BASKETBALL Left to Right, Row 1: T. Norris, W. Dietz, C. Shire-y. J. Dcvilbiss. D. Thompson. D. Torlmf-rt. Row 2: D. Miller, J. Haller, E. Myers, W. Heyn, J. Heaps, E. Schnetzka-Mgr.g Coach-Mr. Robert Brown. Where's the ball? Up anrl at 'em 27 Gut it, Kc-nnard-Dale! ggi? 7525 SENIOR TRACK Left to Right, Row 1: B. Marstellcr, Mgr.g T. Wilson, D. McPherson, C. Arnold. J. Dc-villwiss, C. Fhirvy. XV. Hr-yn, D. Mill:-r Row 2: B. Dickey, R. Parthree, L. Lambert, D. Torbffrt, K. Scotten, T. Norris, R. Daugllr-rty, E. Dr-Ilingcr. Row 3: R. Crm-11 T. Kahoe, S. Snodgrass, D. Grove, D. Wiley, K. Myers, D. Devilbiss. J. Bvmls-r. Row 4: P. Almoney, li. Sclrm-Izku. M. Akins J. Steele, R. Wiles, M. Johnson, C. Miller, J. Haller. Row 5: C. Hcrbvrt, G. Malouv, K. Crow, C. Wim-millvr, IS. Nh-tx, A. C. Grove R. Boyer, F. Murrow, Coach-Mr. Hoke. N . l A 4 Up and over! On your mark. Ready, set, go! Hefty heaving, by Heyn. Marsteller checks on the ex- pert. . 2 8 w v BASEBALL SQUAD . ...- ...dn Lcfl to Right, Row 1: R. Green, B. Metz. R. Hewell, B. Pyle, J. Maddox, W. Heyn, G. Arnold, J. Heaps. E. Myers, C. Sliirvy, J. Devilbiss. Row 2: Nl. Akins. T. Dollingf-r, J. Haller. D. Grove, D. Miller. D. Devilbiss. M. Hayward. K. My:-rs. R. Partlirem-, J. Ka-est-4-. K. Scollvn. Row 3: R. Grove, lf. Hurley. T. Brown, D. Torberl. D. Thompson, T. Kahov. L. lleiiwck, R. Trout. J. Maddox, R. Rclnneyi-r. Row 4: J. Kccch, S. Snodgrass, T. Norris, C. Herbert, D. Ebaugh. D. Wiley, J. Dunlap, C. Wim-miller, J. Mann, R. Boyer, Coach-Mr. Ecker. The baseball prospects at Kennard-Dale this year are very uncertain. Since we did not have this sport the past year, little is known as to what we will need to have a successful team. At a meeting held to determine the number of candidates who will answer the call at the first practice, more than fifty boys attended. Of course they will be inexperienced and new to the game but with work and experience they will probably round into a scrappy, hustling hall team. This will be a year for building and setting the stage for future years. 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Joe Devllbxss X . 2. :fl Qff egggl,-.3235 A Donald McPherson fs? . A-5 -.i ,,f-'QQ w-5Bgj,fw s,-fm- J . A 1. .ar fm ' ww, '1 5-a, 2' Leif- ., .- wa, be W.-MH - f.. 1 -ef l - -f 4 B D- k X in ' 1 A iff y .. ,g B-ll M , ruce IC ey . .,,., , QM' ,. an , egg 1 etz lr- '- 'jglvki we -m-,wi i fr -if 1, ,- , .mia inm gl ., I ,T3i,,,nL.,Em1g,, qi? , . - - .fziiw h , , - V- 5 N Wim-ng.. :eye if . :: .g,3fQ B111 Dletz --.4 - Q ,f T ggfgw -H Earl Myers 1 I YTQSEI -iifid' : 351551 gang Z, - ' ' L' ,Hi sig I - John Heaps i wifi, :WJ , B111 Pyle Alfred Heyne Larry Lambert Jim Maddox 30 Gene Schnetzka Cecil Shirey Tom Wilson 969 Left to Right, Row 1: D. Wiley, T. Kahoe, D. Devilbiss, S. Snodgrass, K. Myers. Row 2: M. Hayward, K. Scotten, C. Herbert, 'l. Brown, J. Dunlap, J. McGuigan. Coach: Mr. Coodling. sl 'i Left to Right, Row 1: C. Ecker, C. Moser, F. Hodge, L. Heibeck, C. Godfrey Row 2: R. Grove, H. Hildebrand, R. Wiles, R. Hess, J. Keech. Coach: Mr. Goodling. 31 S,p.nv.,fg,o . ilk? gyggyw ' ies-fl WW Left to Right, Row 1: M. Malone, K. Peters, L. Seilz, R. Wride, B. Craig, C. Buchanan, C. Muser, J. Keech. Row 2: D. Roberts, W. Rhoades, W. Griffith, P. Steltz, G. Miller, L. Morris, L. Jamison, R. Sliirey, B. Lloyd. Row 3: J. Ziegler, J. Almoney, D. McGuigan, J. Kunkle, H. llildebrand, F. Hodge, B. Grove, R. Wilson, C. Ramsay. Coach: Mr. Prizer. .L Left to Right, Row 1: N. Blevins, D. Devilbiss, S. Vauglit, A. Moffa, J. Heaps, H. Handley, G. Ayres, J. Badders, G. Meek, F. Miller. Row 2: G. Fells, A. Scarborough, C. McClung, C. Ruff, M. E. Archer, L. Stinson, N. Marsteller, C. Sommer, C. Stanley. Row 3: D. Mann, J. Wilson, A. Fishel, C. Wagner, L. Hollingshead, B. Barbra, G. Heyn, G. Fix, B. Warner. Row 4: J. Allen, M. Sizemore, A. Bartenslager, S. Ruff, B. Manifold, S. Steiger, E. Thompson, M. McPherson, M. Hyson. Coach: Mrs. Anstine. Lg.. ' Left to Right, Row 1: C. McClung, A. Moffa, J. Heaps, G. Ayres, B. Warner, L. Stinson, S. Vaught, F. Miller, D. Mann. Row 2: H. Handley, N. Grove, N. Van Hart, C. Stanley, C. Sommer, N. Blevins, C. Wagner. B. Manifold, G. Heyn, M. E. Archer, C. Ruff. Row 3: J. Badders, H. Proctor. A. Fishel, M. Tarbert, G. Fells, E. Thompson, S. Scarborough, K. Trout, C. Fix, B. Barbra, G. Meek. Row 4: M. Sizemore, S. Steiger, S. Ruff, D. Devilbiss. M. Hyson, A. Barten- slager, M. McPherson, J. Allen, E. Kirkpatrick, L. Hollingshead, J. Wilson. Coach: Mrs. Anstine. Q51-.ii .,-s M .di ' 'lf Left to Right, Row 1: J. Heaps, A. Moffa, J. Heaps. H. Handley, E Hand- ley, N. Lloyd, I. Swartz, J. Allen. Row 2: C. Stanley, N. Van Hart, E. :Thomp son, W. Booker, G. Fells, C. Sommer, S. Vaught. Row 3: L. Hollingshead, Bi Barbra, C. Heyn, G. Fix, J. Badders, E. Mitchell, M. Dinsmore. Row 4: M Sizemore, A. Scarborough, B. Griest, R. Dinsmore, S. Steiger, D. Ecker M: Hare. Row 5: E. Bathurst, s. El ' k, D. ob , c. B , L. K ' c Spangler, P. Stephens. Coach: Mjrllfhmim- 1 My acon urn' ' uf' -3 33 252195 W CHEERLEADERS Bottom: J. Heaps, S. Ruff, D. Devilbiss. Middle: L. Stinson, B. Lowe. Top: C. Ruff L Super-active junior high cheer- Xvheeeeee , , , Joaniel leaders. Victory, Victory, is their cry . . . J. Heaps, D. Wolfe, J. Bonville, G. Fix. 34 X XX: W1 N A I XQXK L HELIX Tl W 427 QX XX X MQ, W 4 S X x t iy K f SRX 'HWY , Q Q 41 J ' Nj J f f' 7 ? ,XX 5 Q 6mM Mmlll1L1smui1 W X , W WX X fx Vf, f Harvests are big d b h Q X ff f h l k FAWN STAFF wx ov' Row l: T. Brown. V. Wilson. C. Dunbar, .l. Kurtz, C. Ruff, B. Divkey, W. Nlailrlox. .l. lllathlmt. Row 2: B..Zii-gil:-i'. l,. Stinson C Are-In-r, J. Show-r, F. Miller, C. lN'lirClungz. ,l. Snyder, B. Lowe, J. Amberman, C. Anilvrson, M. lining, S. OTWIQL. 5. llarwy, M. Vw ll liamson, Adviser'---Mr. lloke. V Editor ......... ..... C arole Ruff Layout Manager . . . . . . Josephine Kurtz Business Manager . . . .................... Bruce Dickey Business Staff .... .... J ames Maddox, William Maddox, ,lo Dawn Slwver Editorial Staff ......... Frances Miller, Cynthia McClung, Shirley Harvey, Virginia Wilson Typisls ................. Marilyn Williamson, Betty Zeigler, Mary Young, Shirley Orwig, Janet Amberman Photographers ..... Jay Yost, Cecil Dunbar, Thomas Brown Junior Class Helpers .... Richard Garvine, Joseph McGuigan, Lynn Stinson, Carol Anderson, Betty Lou Lowe, Charlotte Archer 1 , , ,' l .,e.re . , iilffgi W - ls' iiiii if 4 ., at ff f 'ti , ,ft if M 5 .rf .. V ' V t . - ,., , - Business staff at work. Work! W0rk! Work! 36 KENDALIAN STAFF .H W. lsr we ...Ui Left to Right, Row 1: J. Williams, Circulation .JIKUIIIKZFTI A. Fishvl, Ferrture Editor: J. llaelmlvrs, News lirlitnrg J. Hvnps, Sports lfflitorg l.. Lanllu-rl. BHSIVIIPSS Mtzmrgwr. Rau' 2: A. llartvnalager. J. llrown. W. G1-mmill. ll. Grit-Qt. C. Kc-iinohl. S. Vaught, 5. Ahrt-ns, J. llallvr, J. St-itz, L. Ayres. Row 3: N. Marsh-ll:-r, J. Arnnltl. P. Poff, li. llanellvy. N. llarvvy, ll. llullun, ll. l,i1I'll1l'l'l', T. Norris. H. Nlillvr. Rau' 4: B. llakvr. E. f,i0lPI113Il,J. llunvs, I . Gihlw. ff. Saellvr. M. Johnson, G. Klalmw. J. Williams. R. Fagvr, lVl. Murrow. Rau' 5: M. fXlCPltc-rson, A. Millvr. C. Fix. G. Prall, D. Sl'llIlt'lZlxki. S. Snodgrass, ll. Br-nel:-r, ll. lliclwy, D. Wolf:-, Amlviwrs- - Ivft, Mr. Sniolvwiclig right, Mrs. Ruff. i 4 BUSINESS STAFF Husirivss .llfznnger-Larry Lanilwrt f.TfI'lllllfl'UlI .llanngvr-Joyce Williams David lliclwy. Rll'll11l'tl Fagvr, Mack Johnson, Cilhvrt Malonr, Ht-lr-n Milla-r, Gladys l'1'all, Shirlf-y Vanghl, .lack Williams. SPORTS STAFF Sports Editor-Joan Heaps Sports Reporters-Phyllis Poff, Ann Barts-nslager, Bvtty Mac llantllvy, Max Murrow. Jamvs llallrr. NEWS STAFF Alma.: Editor- -Jamie Bachlcrs News Rvporters-Nancy Harvey, Barbara Hutton, Margaret M1-Plu-rson, J1-an 51-itz. Patricia Gibbs, Nancy Marsh-llcr. FEATURE STAFF Feature Editor - Annvtlf' Fishel Feature' Rvpnrlers -4 Anna Miller, Shirley Ahrons. Louise Ayrvs. De-lorvh Wolff-. Jann- Arnold. llvlty Bakvr, Joan llonvillv, Doris Schnm-Kafka, Carole- Smllvr, Wivln-lmina Cvnnnill, Gladys Roimoltl, lit-tty Grivsl, Elaine! C0lt'lll21Il, Gail Fix. TYPISTS Dorothy Jvnncss, Mm-scal Hare, Nancy Wilson, Joan Lloyd. WW W' Business staff at work. out a newspaper involves a lot of work. 37 l 19' n 'S FUTURE HGMEMAKERS OF AMERICA L . . .,, ., . an ey, B. Powell, H. Miller, R. Wales, E. llanmllvy, S. Vaugln, C. McClung. D. Thompson, J. Kurtz, L. Green, S. Mille-r. Row 2: M. Tarbert, J, Barlon, C. Stanley, C. Sommer. B. Warner. J. Sliover, N. Marste-llc-r, M. Archer, F. Miller J Anderson. J. Allen N Blevins C F-ll E Jne R eft to Right, Row 1' G Ayres Q Alirens H H dl , . -. 1. 1 s, . 0 s. ow 3: ll. Baker, J. Arnold, D. Srolt, M. Williams, S. Taylor, E. Kirkpatrick, li. Manifold, A. Torbn-rt, J. Jamison. E. Williams, E. Joines ll. Mc'Cleal'y, A. Miller. M. McPl1ers0n. Row 4: B. Vanover, C. YVritvr, R. Winelliiller, C. Grove, J. Baddvrs, E. Mitchell, V. Burns, B. Giles, A. Johnson, M. DeSl1ic-lds, A. Fisliel, J. lngoe, B. Cooper, H. Russell. How 5: P Baer. D. liJ1lTlf'llf', .l. McClain, M. Jones, W. Gemmill, J. Bonville, C. Wagner, J. Wilson, V. Wilson, C. Archer, J. Ewell. N McDonald. D. Dnngln-rty, A. Bartenslager. Row 6: J. Ebangll, D. Bush, D. Gemmill, W. Eaton, P. Cilibs, B. Criest, J. llanv C. Prall, D. Towson, S. Steiger, R. Dinsmore, S. Do ' J. S ' '- ' ' xLen, eitz, Advisers left, Mrs. Stover, right, Mrs. Moore. Toward New Horizons Officers: President, Geraldine Ayres, Vice President, Dottie Towson, Secretary, Virginia Wilsong Treasurer, Janice Ebaughg Reporter, Annette Fishelg Historian, Ethel Mitchell. d. 19 amxts to be S0l 53 A.DP1e Pan 'rls shelllng pe 1v.H-PM W Dgwd Y pions. s 'I QSM 38 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA af. , I I 1 Left Io Right, Row 1: R. Boyer, R. C. Grove, R. B. Grove, D. A. Grove, D. lNlePl1erson, F. Stoliler V J. fllarsteller, C. Joines, B. Dietz, F. Waginun. D. Eaton, P. Alinoney. C. Sliirey. Row 2: II 5. k:-k- Wvelmli. L. Mustard. W. Grove, F. YBIIOVCT, J. Reetly, J. Kefuuver. W. Mailtlox, C. llurley, It Huslion. P. Miller, E. Barton. C. Cooper. Rau' 3: C. Arnold. .l. Kee:-ev, J. Steele, 'I'. Vlillaull. R. Dauglierly. C. Miller, D. Booker. M. rlkins. ,I. Wilson. J. Warm-r. C. Morris. Row -1: li. Williams. S. Torliert. E. Sclinetzka. B. I,ulz. J. Dunlap. 'l'. Emigz. T. S1-elirin. E. Ilersey. ll. Miller. R. Manifold. C. Moser, D. Yvilson. Row 5: J. Snyder, C. llunlrar. D, Miller, C. Miller. J. Ring, E. Crow, lf. Crow- R. Grove, E. Aliins. J. llrown, K. Miller. R. Slllllll. Row 6: C. W'inemillel'. R. Green. Nl. Akins. J. Kee-rli. R. Crow, l'. Nliller R. Eppley, J. Blexins. B. Clements, R. Wiles, R. Coopor, R. Lf-ber, .-Xmlvisers--lf'ft. Nlr. lla:-rg right, Mr. Learner. Learning to dog doing to earng earning to Iiveg living to servef' SENIOR OFFICERS President, Bruce Marstellerg Vice Prosident. Charles Joinesg Secretary, Frank Stolilor: Treasure r, Donald Baerg Sentinal, Donald McPhersong Chaplain, Bill Dietzg Reporter, Cecil Sliirey. JUNIOR OFFICERS President, Robert R. Croveg Vice President. Robert C. Croveg Secretary Paul Almone-yy Treasurer Fred Wagmang Sentinal, Danny Grove-3 Chaplain, Donald Eaton: Reporter, Ronald Ilnyer. i fm .I 1. A AD I . fi ,, , U. . . rw--..U A 5 , . lg Q E fueling, h i 4 f J , Fair...-fn m gi A ' . I B3i'g,.Lrm . 6 A xf .H J , . Mahi ' l , FQ: . 'ff F it fi pw Wh' FF 'C I . ' Resuhs oi 6 0 - -A. Banquet A 39 4 PANCRAMIC VIEW 0F Prize winning Yorkshire sow. 1 Discing the '53 corn crop. Feeding time 40' - THE SCHOOL FARM y' h ,J '-V- ' f 'W-W f b K . Q. . X ,. ,, ,ad-'Q K .. .. . ' QU, N Nlmtw .K ,, ,ffl , -, ., ' v 1 -is 'V' '- - - ' 1 . J.. I VK. v if Q'-X , v...,.ds:6 - ,M , :f'j:.' I Fpki iii, 41-., y ' A , :.-,' .. n .. K . L I-A C V. .5 ,W If ,A w,m- I-'xv N-Q'-Simi - A . ff. .. ,,-f QL-A -- ,, ,Tlx Qs- -gm: g M ' H f,- W -X .fgs.g,5E:.i il.: .ff.-hm .gs-,,sj3gQg'5:a,fi?ig M. f -- E-Q - fx ,fwxiH- .W-Q-,f'- 'M PY fa 3 159942, ,X ' brxiffx' 5-'Zi M '-.-I F' JK J nw 1 i :fn 4c13.5H+'5:yu-..-43g2'XQih'25szsvve- ?f?Zf:'.:r2wx1qfrh '. x '-hliiil Farm aCtivi!ies. ri 1 fy ,- i u 1 Storing the crop for the winter. Ag. class? 41 ,. 'MS-xg J? SENIOR HIGH CHQRUS Left to Right, Row 1: B. Ziegler, J. Shover, N. Marsteller, F. Miller, M. Young, S. Orwig, Y. Wilson, S. Alirens, H. llanclley. N MeDonald,Y C. Areber, C.. Ruff. Row 2: C. McClung, J. Allen, M. Archer, N. Blevins S. Vaught. S. Ruff, D. Di-vilbiss, D. Me Pherson, 'I. Norris. A.'Fisbel, J. lngoe. Row 3: B. Lowe, L. Stinson, D. Scott, M. Williams. D. Esker, M. Hare. B. Manifold. A 'l'orbert,'li. lllcth-a-ry, I'. Wilson. Row 4: E. Kirkpatrirk, S. Taylor, W. Maclrlox. C. Dunbar L. Lambert, D. Matthews, Nl. Johnson J. llopkms. J. Williams, C. Ramsay. Row 5: D. Cennnill, D. Bush, J. Ebaugh, W. Eaton, J, Kurtz, J. Batlclers, E. Nlitcbell. C Wagner, B. Dickey, R. Fager, Director-Miss Marsteller. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS Hn 0 Q Q Q l M to Right, Row 1: N. Corbett, M. Heaps S. Steiger, M. McPherson, J. Seitz, P. Wright, A. Rartenslager, R. Russell, J. Brown R. Dinsmore. lf. Krewson, B. Flahart, J. Trout. Row 2: S. Doxzen, L. Barlen-alager, C. Bacon, S. lflswick, B. Colilbeek. P. Alloway P. Pilzer, A, St'Z1fl10Y'0llglll. V. Date-lnan, D. Smith, A. Wallac'e, S. TllOll1pS0ll, D. Fehnetzka. Row 3: D. Dlevine, M. llyeon. J Striekler, ll. Sevlirisl, D. Warfield, O. Daugherty, D. McPherson, C. Tarb:-rt, C. Burliins, L. Cox, R. Crm-in. C. xll'TDOI1I1lll. K. Cem mill, B. Cbannell. Row 4: C. Coleman, D. Daugherty, R. Cooper, R. Barton. R. Williams, J. Overmiller, L. Hunt, P. Tluoinpson ll. Wentz. J. lim-ntler, P. Barbieri, F. Miller, C. Raines. Row 5: D. Hereey, M. llarrington, J. Kashner. C. Henry, C. ftmlerson, N Dutton, J. Brown, G. Winflon, J. Almoney, R. McGrady, K. Peters, B. McPherson. Director-Miss Kaufman. 3' Q .,. GIRLS' CHORUS Lrff ru Riglzt. Run' 1: J. Slmvr-r, N. Marstvllvr. F. Millvr. S. Almrens. 5. vllllgllll, D. Dvvillvins, S. Ruff J. Jamison. lf. Wlillianmi. N. fllvnmralcl. C. .Nruln-r. Run' 2: S. Taylor. J. lnguc-. 5. Orwig, V. WilQmwl1. C. Mvflung. W. llookvr, Cf. Gail:-y. D. Juine-sa, J. llualtlr-rs, lf. ' J H mick U 9401! M xvillllII1Q J 1 N l lllllvlu-ll. Run' .-: lx. lxlrlxpz ' . . ' . .. 'z , J. J artnn. ll. l'alu-r. J. Arnulxl. lf. .Tolls-rr. J. Wil.iamS, M. llarv, ll. lflckvr, Sou' -ll: C. ll:-yn, C. Brown, S. Cilmvy, J. Ebaugll. W. Eaton, D. Cr-mmill, L. Stinson li. Lowe-, J. Kurtz, ll. llanallvy, llirwtor V-Miss Villll-INUII. ORQHEQTRA E5 'N.,,,,, fwfr In Riglzl. Row 1: J. Hvaps. A. Torlu-rt. R. Wilson. L. Rartenslagvr. U. llattlwvvs. .l. llrown. R. Russell, D. Dauglwrty, R. Mvtz. Nl. Hymn. J. Smut. Run' 2: N. Corlwtt. C. Yvagznvr. L. llunt. D. Cilmnvv, ll. Lloul E. llvllineu-r, J. Hall. H. Dickvv, R. Nlivlravl, S. Mille-l. J. Wilfun. ll. Wright. Rau' 3: B. Towson, R. ljpplvy. R. Millvr. ll. R. 'WalIc'rn1ym'r,- ll. Shaw, WI. llvrlwrl. IllI'1'l'l0l' f Mr. lluugllvrty. 43 - 9 lui JUNIOR BAND l, M 111 I0 Righl. Run' li U. Xvllffilqil, U. MCPII1-rson. C. Svzlks. J. W'alk1'r. C. MCClr-ary. A. Flrvvtl. C. XVil'l'lllliIl. C. Amlvrsun. 0 uglu-rly. Ruu'2: K.C:'n1u1iIl.N.MvCrucly.,I. Il0lvkins.H.Shi1'cy, H. SllHlllll'I'QI'!'. L. Fix. B. Lloyd. N. Ewvll, Uire'm'!0r- Mr DANCE BAND ll mglu-rly. NX! lvft In Riglzl, Row I: D. Malltllcwvs. N. Hyson. J. SFOH, J, Vivhac-1. S. Him-I. I.. Rnl'l:-swluge-rx Row 2: J. Hall, F, Henry, U byil, R. Millvr, ll. XxfLllU'TlllYl'I'. Hou' 3: H. Towson, N. Ulm-xinQ. H. lipplvy. Ililwrlur--Mr. Uzlllgllw-riy. 44 Inf! Io Righf, Row lr H. Zim-glvr, C. Cailcy. H. Yan Hart. B. Wlxrnm-r. Row 2: . MOClvury, G. Stricklcr. K. Trout, D. joinvs. Row 3: NI. Blcvins SENIOR BAND 9. fi I I 6 iju li: sig. Lvfl In Highl, Hou' I: J. Amh-rson, L. B8I'fQ'IlSl8g1l'T, D. Mann. U. Mzltlhf-ws. J. Nlivluzwl. D. Dzxllgllvrty, H. Hussl-ll. J. Allvn. I.. Um ll1'I'QLl'l'. J. l51'uwll. Ron' 12: J. Hlvvins, R. Mvlz, R. Morris. H. N1il'llil!'l. S. Milfs-I. J. Wilson, P. Wright. P. l'lnlrvrg:n-r, M. Hyso 9m'01t. Run' 3: li. x1l'l,ll1'l'40I1, D. Lloyd. D. Elillllglll. lf. Uvllinge-r. IT. .lmw-. H. llivkvy, J. Hall. lf. Hvnry. C. llvrlwrl, fl. Sh Rau' 1: lf. Mitvllvll. H. xllllliflllll. N. l?lm-wins. I.. Sm-itz. Il. Tms-nn. ,I. Dfwillrisf. H. Iipple-y, C. Dunllur. ll. Hn-rsvy, H. ljblllgllf' ty H. Millcr, Il. Vhlllm-1'111yQ-1', ll. lloopvr, W. Maddox, lJirm'Iur: Mr. lluughm-rly. MAJORETTES C? lx' , 3 Q Q' ' Co. Nlllfflill SO! f ' 45 O nj JUNIGR PLAY ,fn Seated Row 1: Virginia Wilson--Doris: Carole Ruff-Harrietg Nancy Marstellvr- -Crzifzerineg Franres Miller-Louiseg Geraldine Ay- res---l lorer11'P: .lo Dawn Sliover-Miss WIllli'ilZ.9Q John Heaps-Fraternity Brother. Smnzling, Row 2: Josephine Kurtz--Student Di- rm-torg llrum- hlarstz-llc-r -Professor Frazierg Cecil llunbar4limmy5 llolwrl Slwarc-r-Fraternity Hrulherg James Maddox Droopyg William Maulmlox, Frank Stohler, Thomas Wilson, Donald lvlCPl'lF'l'-CII, llruce Dicl-.ey-Fralernily Brothersg Absent when picture was taken William Dietz, Joseph Devilbiss-Fraternity Brothers, Adviser--Miss Seaks. MISS JIMMY Jimmy, dressed as a girl, Droopy with his shooghost, a determined professor, a dowdy House Mother and five excited girls looking for prom dates caused things to burn in Briar Mountain College for girls. There's the sofa snake! Busily studying their parts. 46 SENIGR PLAY Seated, Row 1: Virginia Wilson-Mary Aung Thomas Wilson-Elliotg Carole Ruffw-Trudyg James Maddox-ferry! .lo Dawn Shover -Mrs. Tysong Josephine Kurtz-Mrs. Stoneg Cecil Shirey-Jack Tarzan g Frances Miller-Helen. Standing, Row 2: Geraldine Ayres-Jane: Betty Ziegler-Maryg Cynthia McClung-Jog Joseph Devilbiss-Robertg Bruce Dickey-Mr. Stoneg Ruth Miller--Student Directorg John Heaps-State Trooper: Adviser-Miss Seaks. A CREDIT T0 THE FAMILY Changing personalities, baseball, and a Tarzan fanatic complicate the lives of the three Stone children in their efforts to help their father impress a client and her poetry loving son. Take it C3552 Tarzan, lake il CHSY- Oh no! You'll have to do that part again. 47 SENIOR CLUBS LIBRARY CLUB RIFLE CLUB PHOTO CLUB DANCE CLUB ART CLUB 48 JUNIOR CLUBS PING PONC- RIFLE DANCE DRAMATICS PHOTO LIBRARY BIRD ETS! 7 9 i H M JUNIOR CLASSIC LEAGUE ' x +.,.- , 7 r. in Annual Latin lmanqnvt he-ld by the ,I.C.L. F'ris'ndS. Romans. C0UmTYmf'n - - Christmas pageant sponsored by the music department. ' .-'- V-is 15:2 - ' as :. Q . . ,y. This is farming? 50 Passing of the manile A MM i , , ki 5 9 SVP Qin Nr Annual faculty lea held each year during National lfduea- tion Week. .ia i i noi: , ' inte Four great musicians honoring the senior as- Dr. Isixit gow to town sembly with their presence. Shoot' Mrs' Moore' Shoot! The womens faculty team tries for another basket. WWW, I I , K l t E 'K P, ,.:, W . wb. A few Senior EMS learn to Hlafk UPH H 'A 1 L Q ., K Getting ready for the Valentine Dance. sf to f if Wnwi a tv A - The Winnerslu. of the cherry pie con- tq-st. Jo Kurtz and Yirginia Wilbon. 9 f I f ' l 51 D L 1 HOMECOMING DANCE Top Row: M. E. Archer, Francis Miller, Queen, Earl Myers, King, N. Marsteller. Bottom Row: C. Ruff, J. Shover. yin- - - A 1954 VALENTINE DANCE . . F lr- IO Q Ch' if Left to Right: Charles Hurleyg Millie Cullinsg Gene Schnetzkag Nancy Marsteller, Mary Elizabeth Archer, Queeng Donald Baer, Kingg Jo Dawn Shoverg Cecil Shire-yg Jerry Ayres: Bruce Marsteller. 52 X ,Q f MM X X 1 K 'r 4 1 1 N l W r I if U jr 9 5 M f rm r , K XV? hx' 1, h wy , 5 W fh YQ X M ff ff ,f: 'f'9 N 1 ' ' pf ty'7'2g5 .. 1 yfxx A X r X N, A kk h X . 1 Nr -- + r-' 1 , , I I' .9 w.,.,:l , . , W 2543? Y O ,,f'kw? X 1 A ' Y' M, mx 1 ' 4 s ' N r , 1, I.-ut? 21- M ff 'N N I 1 f','.', Z f px '4 ' '-..'-, ,'.f I M' I - .: '-.i..:.o . .: , Il f X Jr - ,- - , - A Q X 'IN I 555922 2 ' 5 A. 5' l ' 7 gi ' r X I Q y 431 .1 f f . r FA x F 47 N r f h 1 A 5'-E r, X R, rf ' , ' 1 i fi f K ,S I fy' '-Z V D ,Q Y -W-S fu JS, ,A i - X-95'-f 1 ff rr, f f' f ' ' Q-2' X Xl ' f' ' ' Q K ' ff ,. Y x vggfzf. f N f ieftgzg ' ' R ' ' Time brings growth d th t bl harvest of the cherish d p CLASS JANET ARLENE AMBERMAN Stewartstown Commercial Class Treasurer 43 F.H.A. 1,23 Fair Award 23 Class Officer lg Play Uslierette 33 Volleyball 32 Magazine Co-Captain 43 Yearbook 43 Newspaper 1,2. Ginger . . . History I, II, III . . . HHlllllv . . . Secretary. JOSEPHINE KURTZ Stewartstown College Preparatory Class llistorian 43 Mixed Chorus l.2.3,4Q Glee Club 23 Girls' Cliorus 3.43 Basketball 1.2.33 YV31' hook .13 Newspaper 1,23 Student Director 33 Cherry Pie Contest 3,43 Apple Pan Dowdy Con- test 43 F.H.A. Officer 33 Senior Play 4g Kcnnartl- Dale Octet 4. Jo . . . Chemistry . . . 'il don't know . . Nursing. I sid 9'-2-1 NANCY RUTH MARSTELLER Stewartstown College Preparatory Vice President 43 Newspaper 1,2,3,43 Outstand- ing F.H.A. Girl of York County 43 F.H.A. 3,43 Class Officer 2,33 Mixed Chorus 2,3,43 Girls' Chorus 3,43 Student Council Officer 4g F.H.A. Officer 33 Cheerleader 1,23 Basketball 2,33 Apple Pan Dowdy Contest 3,43 Cherry Pie Contest 33 Play 33 F.H.A. County Officer 4. Marty . . . American History . . . My Gosh! . . . Medical Secretary. .IO DAWN SHOVER Delta College Preparatory Class Secretary 4g F.H.A. I,2,3,43 F.H.A. Officer 23 Operetta 13 Radio Club 13 Newspaper 23 Play 3,43 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,43 Girls' Chorus 43 Apple Pan Dowdy Contest 3,43 Cherry Pie Con- test 3,43 Yearbook 4. Jon . . . Home Ec. . . . You'd he surprised . . . Dress Designing. JOSEPH MILTON DEVILBISS Fawn Grove College Preparatory Class President 4g Basketball 1,2,3,43 Track 1,2, 3,43 Football 23 F.F.A. 1,23 Band 3,43 Class Of- fiCer 13 Radio Club lg Student Council 2,43 Newspaper 23 Play 3,43 Photography Club 4. Joe . . . Industrial Arts . . . I'll be doggoneu . . . Industrial Arts Teacher. OFFICERS MARY ELIZABETH ARCHER Whiteford Commercial Mixed Chorus 1,43 Girls' Chorus 33 F.H..-X. 1.2, 3.4: Class Officer 2: Newspaper 3g Basketball 33 Volleyball 3: Play Usherette 3,43 Radio Club 1. Liz . . . Home Ec .... Why? . . . Steno- grapber. GEORGE PETER ARNOLD Fawn Grove Vocational Track 12.3.43 Baseball 1,2,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Football 2,4-. Pete . . . History . . . Oh Yuh . . . Forestry School. NANCY MARIE ADKINS Laurel Commercial F.H.A. 1.2. Nauie . . . Biology . . . Oh, my! . . . Work. JANICE MYLES ANDERSON Slewarl stown Vocational F.H.A. 1,2,4g Basketball 1,2315 Newspaper 1,2. ..Jan, Work. ' . . . American History . . . Heavens . . . SENIORS GERALDINE ISABEL AYRES Slewartstown College Preparatory Basketball 43 Volleyball 3.43 Play 3.4g Apple Pan Dowdy Contest 43 Newspaper 1,2g F.ll.A. 12.3.43 F.H.A. Officer 4. Jerry . . . Art . . . Hey, I got a joke to tell you . . . Nurse. DONALD LEE BAER New Freedom Vocrztionnl F.F.A. 1,2,3,4: F.F.A. Officer 2,35 Leadership Training School 3,4. Don . . . Agriculture . . . How about that . . . Farmer. 55 'gl'--QA: 4 if fi-H 6.1-.g 1 Q, 11 f ' EDWIN CLAY BARTON Vocational Whiteford F.F.A. 1,2,3,-lg Rifle Club 4. siEd77 l A A Agriculture . . . I'1l see whatlcan do . . . Undecided. DONALD BOOKER, IR. Delta Vocational F.F.A. 1,3,4. Bill . . . Agriculture . . . L'Huh7' . . . Machinist. SENIGRS WILLIAM DIETZ, JR. llrirlga-ton Vocrzlional llaskvtlvall 2.3.4: Track 2.33 Class Officer Ig l .F.A. 1.23.43 F.F.A. Officer 43 F.F.A. Leader- ship Training: School 3.43 Play 33 Football 3,4. Willy . . . lliolugv . . . uWomen . . . Farmer. CECIL DUNBAR, IR. Iligll Rock College Preparatory Play 33 Chorus 2.3.-1: Dramaiie Club 2g Biology Club 23 Band 3.-Ig Color Guard 2g F.F.A. 3,11 Yearbook 4g Photo Club 3.45 Kennard-Dale Octet fig Football 3g llaskvlball 3. Buzz . . . IIl3lllf'IllHllf'9 . . . D0n't fool around . . . AgI'Il'lllIlII'l' EilIll'Zill0Il. DENNIS BROSE COOPER Slewartslown VOFI1ll0flUl Newspaper I,2g EF..-X. 3,45 Band 4. Cooper .... 4 gricullure . . . Look here Buddy . . . Farmer. BRUCE BERC DICKEY Delia College Prcprzrnrury Baud 1.23.45 Library Club I.2g Pep Band 2: Chorus 35.13 Frark 3.-lg Claws Officer 3g Year- book 4g Orchestra 4g Play 4: Basketball 3g Photo Club 43 Di-Iriet Chorus 4. Brucie . . . American liistory . . . Moldy . . . College. 56 MESCAL DOXZEN HARE Str-wartstown Comffwffial F.I'I.A. 1.2g Chorus 1.2,3,4g Track 1,2,3,4g Baskvt- hall 1,2: Girls' Chorus 3.43 County Chorus 13 Class Officvr 1: Newspaper 1.2,4. Nossvls . . . Algvlira . . . Oh, Brutliern . . . Svorelary. SHIRLEY JEAN HARVEY Dr-lla Conimercfal Class Officr-r 1: Sturlent Council Officer 2,33 Student Counvil 4g F.H.A. lg Magazine Manager 4g l.ihrarv illuh 31 Ye-arlmook 4. Blondie- . . . Bookkeeping . . . You don't sayu . . . Marriage DELORES JOSEPHINE ECKER Stcwartstown Vovational Cheerleader 1,2,3g F.ll.A. 3g Baskvthall 1.2,3g Newspaper 1,25 Se-nior Chorus 2,3,4g Girls' Chorus 3,4. Esker . . . History . . . 1luh? . . . Nursing. FAYE NADINE FIX hlcfwarlstown Cnmniercial llaske-lhall 1,23 Choerleader 1.23 Nvwspapm' 1,2. Fixis- . . . llistory . . . Huh? . . . Secretary. GILBERT DANIEL HAWKINS De-lta Inrlustrial Arts Base-hall 1. Gilbert . . . Industrial Arts . . . Shuclcs . Machinist. JOHN BENNETT HEAPS R Delta Cvneral I Bassball 1,23 Basketball 1,2.3,4g Play 3,4lg Track Chorus 23 F.F.A. 25 Football 3,4-. N h X 1 Johnny . . . Trig . . . Who cares? . VV , ,., MW .hI:Q.:f,: '+A :film ' I Marry a mi1lionaire's daughter. ff- is Qiiiiisfzr-rf-:fa 1 QE Iiilffrk ' 1 4 57 s, RONALD ALLEN HEWELL Delta College Preparatory Baseball 1.2. Ronnie . . . lndustrial Arts . . . bl d0n't know . . . Navy. WILLIAM ALFRED HEYN Woodbine Industrial Arts Football 3.4: Basketball 3,43 Baseball 4: Track l,2.3,4g F.F.A. 1,2. Jim . . . Industrial Arts . . . Shoot . . . Farmer. SENIORS DONALD ROBERT HYSON Cross Roads College Preparatory Class Historian 24 I7.F.A. 2,3.4g Science Club 3g Yearbook 4g Assistant Track Manager 3. Don . . . Industrial Arts . . . Sometl1ing's wrong . . . Radio and TV sc-rviceman. DOROTHY CHRISTINE JENNESS Delta Commercial .F.I'l.A. 1,23 Book Club 24 Class Officer Ig Eramatic Club Ig Librarian I,2g Newspaper 45 rt 4- , L'Kenney . . . Home Ec .... Boneheadf' . . Live in Florida. CHARLES EDWARD JOINES Bridgeton Vocational l7.F.A. I,2,3,4g F.F.A. Officer 3,45 F.F.A. Leader- ship Training School 3,4. Charley . . . Agriculture . . . I don't know . . . Farmer. EDNA ELIZABETH JOINES Stewartstown Commercial Niwspaper 4g Librarian 2g F.H.A. 2g Bank 3,4. Red . . . Bookkeeping . . . 'fGood Night . . . Secretary. 58 U .lOAN VIRGINIA LLOYD Delta Commercial F.ll.A. 1g Librarian 1,25 Operetta 12 Dfamallf' Club lg Library Club 39 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4g Newspaper 45 Girls' Chorus 3,43 County Chorus 3. Pinky . . . Typing . . . Oh, nuts . . . Marriage. JAMES EARL MADDOX, JR. Stewartstown Cvmfflffvilll Baseball 1,23 Basketball 1,2,3g Football 1,43 Newspaper 1,2g Science Club 3g Play 3,4-g Year- book 43 Chorus 2. Jim . . . American History . . . Big Deal . . . Salesman. LOIS MARIE KELLER l Woodbine Commercial Chorus 1.2: Operetla lg School llank 3.43 Stu- dent Secretary 4. Keller . . . Bookkeeping . . Ceo Wim! . . . Secretary. LAWRENCE GEORGE LAMBERT DI-lla Industrial Arts Chorus 1,2,3,4g Latin Club lg Library Club 13 Newspaper 3,4. ' Larry . . . lndustrial Arts . . . ll's the olementsl' . . . Service. l SENIORS 59 1 4 I I I WILLIAM EDGAR MADDOX Stewartstown Vocational Chorus 2,43 Newspaper 1,23 Glee ClIIb 2g Band 3.43 F.F.A. 3,49 Play 33 Play Usher 4. K l'oc . . . Agriculture . . . Darn il . Farmer. BEULAH JEAN MAGLAUGHLIN Delta Commercial Chorus 25 Operetta lg Photo Club lg Dramatic Club 1. Lulu . . . Biology . . . Yee Gad! . . . To Travel. 1 'Il' I ri ' t . If- 4,-agzi- s, JAMES BRUCE MARSTELLER New Park College Preparatory F.I7.A. 12.3.43 F.F.A. Officer 4g County F.F.A, Officer 43 Kennartl-Dale Octet 4: Class Officer 33 Chorus 1,2,3,4g Football 3,43 Play 35 County Chorus 2.3,4. Bruce . . . Biology . . . I don't know . . . Farmer. CYNTHIA ROSEMARY MCCLUNG Stewartstown College Preparatory l .ll.A. 1,2,3,4g County F.H.A. Officer 43 Basket- lmll l.2.3.tlg Mixed Chorus 2,4g Girls' Chorus 43 Apple Pan Dowdy Contest 4g Play 4g Usherette 3g Volleyball 3,4g Yearbook 43 Newspaper 1,2. Cindy . . . World History . . . Oh, no . . . College. SENIORS Q si-4' ' if f ' gill I I I - if f . ig-7 K ' ,tiki .- .,.'2? ':i:it.,t-,,..i ' 5355 1-'tit' FRANCES LOUISE MILLER Stewartstown College Preparatory F.lI.A. 3,43 Class Officer 1,2.3g Apple Pan Dowdy Contest 3,4g Cherry Pit- Contest 33 Play 3.4: Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.-lg Ch-e Club 2g Girls' Chorus 3,4g County Chorus Ig Basketball 1.3,-1: Cheer- leatler 1.23 Newspaper 1,2g Yearbook 4g Kcnnard- Dale Octet 4. Frannic . . . Civics . . . Oh Shucks! . . . Nursing. RUTH MARIE MILLER Delta Commercial Dramatic Cluh 13 F.H.A. 1.2g Library Club 39 Play Usliew-tte 3g Student Secretary 45 Librarian 1,23 Student Director 4. Ruthie . . . Tvpingr . . . Oh, my rlooclnessn . . . Secretary. ii DONALD HUGH MCPHERSON New Park Vocational l .l7.A. 12.3.13 Chorus 12.3.43 County Chorus 1.3. 4: Football 2.3,tl-3 Basketball 2.33 Opcrctta 29 Play 33 Track 1.2.3.lg I.i-atlersliip Training School 3g Class Officer 2. Buck: . . . Typing . . . Ain't got none Farmer. WILLIAM HERMAN METZ Felton Industrial Arts Baseball 2,4g Football 2,35 F.F.A. 23 Rifle Cluh 44 Ping Pong Cluh 3g Track 3,-4g Science Club 3. g'Bil1 . . . Industrial Arts . . . I don't know . . . Carpenter. WILLIAM CLETUS PYLE Delia Industrial Arts Track 33 Football 4. Bub . . . Industrial Arts . . . You Don't Say . . . College. BOBBY CARL RICHARDSON Woodbine Industrial Arts F.F.A. 13 Dance Club 4g Track 1,2. Bob . . . Mathematics . . . You never know . . . Farmer. EARL THOMAS MYERS Delta Industrial Arts Class Officer 3g Football 3,45 Baseball 1,2,4-Q Track l,2,-ig Basketball l,2,3,4. Earll' . . . Algebra . . . You Know . . . College. SHIRLEY ELNOR ORWIG New Freedom Commercial Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g Girls' Chorus 3,45 Newspaper 2g Student Council 23 F.H.A. 1,2g F.H.A. Officer 2g Music Festival Usherette 35 Fair Awards 23 Yearbook 4-5 Student Secretary 4. Shirl . . . Typing . . . Why . . . Secretary. SENIORS 61 CAROLE RUSH RUFF Woodbine College Preparatory Chorus 1,2,3,4g Cheerleader 1,2,3,4g Dramatic Club Ig Newspaper 2,35 Basketball 2,3,4g Oper- etta 15 F.H.A. 25 Play 3,4g Radio Club 15 Class Officer 23 Student Council 1g Yearbook 4. Ruffie . . . Biology . . . Hey- . . . Penn State and --? EUGENE RAY SCHNETZKA Stewartstown Vocational F.F.A. 1,2,3,4g Track 3,4g Football 1,2,3g Basket- ball Manager 3,4g Football Manager 4. Gene . . . Agriculture . . . The heck with it . . . To join the Marines. f J Jkt! . fr.- fgt vu- 1 A 4 ' I ' 5 qt 'TU' ROBERT EUGENE SHEARER Stewartstown Industrial Arts F.F.A. 23 Baseball 2g Science Club 3g Play 33 Band 35 Class Officer 2. Bob . . . Physics . . . I don't know . . . Mechanic. CECIL ANDERSON SHIREY New Park College Preparatory Football 2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4-g Track I,2,3,4-g Baseball l,2,4-g F.F.A. l,2,3,4-5 F.F.A. Leadership Training School 3,4-g F.F.A. Officer 3,4g Play 4-3 Chorus 1. Ceece . . . American History . . . Get Out . . . Penn State University Poultry Husbandry. DOROTHY MAE THOMPSON Fawn Grove College Preparatory Radio Club Officer Ig Photo Club lg Newspaper 2g Class Officer 25 Mixed Chorus l,2,3g F.H.A. l,2,3,4. Dot . . . Chemistry . . . You know that, don't you . . . Marriage and a home. EDWARD EMBRHYS WILLIAMS Delta Vocational F.F.A. l,2,3,4g Rifle Club 43 Science Club l. Eddie . . . Agriculture . . . Oh, heck . . Phase of Agriculture. gl SENIGRS FRANK DANIEL STOHLER Stewartstown Vocational F.F.A. l,2,3,4g F.F.A. Officer 3,45 F.F.A. Leader- ship Training School 3,4g Fair Awards 2,3,4-g Student Council 2g Play 3. Sonny . . . Agriculture . . . What in the world! . . . Farmer. SAMUEL WILSON TABERT Stewartstown Vocational F.F.A. 3,4-g Science Club lg Baseball lg Basket- ball lg Chorus l. Sam . . . Agriculture . . . Don't have any . . . Truck Driver. 62 THOMAS RUSSEL WILSON Bridgeton College Preparatory F.F.A. 1,2,3,43 Chorus 1,2,3,4Q County Chorus 1,3, 43 Class Officer 13 F.F.A. Officer 33 F.F.A. Lead- ership Training School 3,43 Basketball 33 Ope- retta 13 Play 3,43 Kennard-Dale Octet 4. Tom . . . American History . . . I'll harm you . . . Penn State University. VIRGINIA HOPE WILSON Delta College Preparatory F.H.A. 2,3,43 Chorus 1,2,3,43 Girls' Chorus 43 F.H.A. Officer 43 Radio Club 13 Operetta 13 Newspaper 23 Play 3,43 Apple Pan Dowcly 3-,iz Cherry Pie Contestant 33 Student Council Alter- nate 43 Yearbook 43 Dramatic Club 1. Ginny . . . Art . . . Kripes . . . Kindergarten Instructor. MARILYN ROSE WILLIAMSON Laurel Commercial F.H.A. 1,2Q Student Secretary 43 Yearbook 4. Mart . . . Shorthand . . . How about that? . . . Secretary. NANCY SUE WILSON Fawn Grove Commercial F.H.A. 1,2,33 Book Club 23 Chorus 1,23 News- paper 4g Photography 13 Art Club 43 Operetta 1. Linky . . . Home Ec .... No kiddin ' . . . Live in Florida. SENICDRS oswv' 63 5 'Qt' BARBARA JEAN WILT Delta Commercial Clee Club 1,23 Dance Club 13 Movie Club 2. Babs . . . Typing . . . Don't you like it? . . . Marriage. JEAN ALLEAN YOUNG Delta Commercial ghorus 1,23 Dramatics Club 13 Photography Club Tiny . . . Shorthand . . . Umm Boy! . . Government Secretary. S. D- A Lg-eu- . if Ui -S . ' J e if 'l ' I ' MARY CATHERINE YOUNG Gatcbeville Commercial Yearbook 43 Operetta 1' Cl rus 1,2,3,4-3 Stud nt b tary 4. Kr Sh :hd Gr rhmkd Sec try BETTY ARLENE ZIEGLER D tics Club 13 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4g Ope tt 1 C rls' Softball Team 2: F.H.A. 2.35. Stul t s1y4AIrudBIT134- Ybk4Pl4 Y Ba Typ g Dg tht cr ry- S t y IAREIJELL WZ II I9 I4'I TTI 'I ,ear Ken-mul Dale. W6 vw 0.-.lieu ,Wall ovr ps SHOT I I I IT IJ I I ,lj ,MI mm .VAL 'mm-'ries awed, ml will mem-'HCS l C E V L EE -Irue . joY s IKVCWYI , 0 xQ. Years Em.'I' ave If I I I I1 I I-'Iawn,I,Je. 5a.Y Fare.-well 'Ib You- gl tfS Rff an D lb . Cf Ytiilsitgi W-f WW iJ'+:-l:+- m K Ummllnftx , H ummm, ml th PYQHIXH 436 ff f f 3 N gn, ff I IL 'x - ,W Q-' r, 1 EJLW . 0 Xf ff .2 ua' Q bw X! Sk :QL j QW X ff ' YI' O PATRONS O. S. Bell Mr. 81 Mrs. Cleon E. Blasser Mr. 81 Mrs. Marlet C. Bortner Elsie M. Brose Mr. 81 Mrs. Dean Daugherty Rev. 81 Mrs. S. Boyd Dickey Mr. 81 Mrs. Byron R. McClung Mr. 81 Mrs. William Metz Smoker 81 Ethel Norris Mr. 81 Mrs. Lawrence W. Orwig Mr. 81 Mrs. Hugh Poff - Barber Miss Phyllis Saylor Mr. 81 Mrs. Edgar Fix Dr. 81 Mrs. Wm. E. Thompson Mrs. Viola Hare Mr. 81 Mrs. C. W. Williamson Mr- 81 Mrs. J. Curtis Johnson Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph Wilson Mr. 81 Mrs. Charles Keller Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert D. Ziegler The Fawn is the result of much work and many ideas of the staff and adviser. The staff attempted to present in pictures the life, activities, and people that are connected with Kcnnard-Dale. We, the staff of the 1954 Fawn, wish to thank all those who helped us to make this yearbook possible. We hope those people will cooperate and support the future yearbook as they have for this one. If possible, patronize those who have placed ads in our yearbook. Much patronage is due to them. We, also, wish to thank the patrons. We wish to express our gratitude to Lorings Studios and also to Mr. Pucino, the photographer, who took many of the pictures for us. The candid shots were taken by students and Mr. Cressler. We wish to thank Mr. Prizer for the use of his airplane in taking the aerial picture of the school. Mr. Webb, Mr. Wilson, and the faculty cooperated with us in many ways by excusing staff members from classes to work on the book. Mr. Hoke, the adviser of the Fawn, worked with the staff many hours compiling this yearbook. The Art Department of Kennard-Dale deserves much praise and many thanks. Miss Oermann, the Art teacher did much in supervising the art work. We wish to express our deep appreciation to Miss Seaks for proof reading the copies for our yearbook. The U. S. Soil Conservation group gave the school four farm pictures for the panoramic view. Sincere thanks, The Staff of 1954 Fawn 66 Slate Ridge Post No. l82 AMERICAN LEGION Whiteford, Maryland Complimenxs Of A F R l E N D CHARLES K. HERBERT P1,lf!llBlNG - HEATING fiom? f1p,,zi, lflf , -es A- oil-0.fv1fniff Heat Keystone Aluminium Windows Betsy Ross Venetian Blinds Sfewarfstown, Pennsylvania CHAS. C. SHANBARGER canner of BEANS - CORN - TUMATUES SUNWAY BRAND Stewartstown, Pennsylvania Phone: 38-R-4 ROLAND E. TAYLOR FRANK HINT Thompson Porcelite Paints Full line of paints for every use Chain Saw Sales '1f1ffSfffRvfff Wholesale and Retail R. D. 1 Sfewa rfsfown, Pennsylvania llhonez 77-H-2 Delta, Pennsylvania Congratulations to the CLASS UF M547 WI LLY Stewartstown, Pennsylvania Congratulations to the GRADUATINC CLASS UF 1954- Buchart Engineering Corp. flrclzitects '- Enrgineem Altoona, Pa. - York, Pa. -- Lancaster, Pa DEWCO AND DUTCH TREAT U. S. Grade 'SAM Canned Foofls Packed by D. E. Winebrenner, Co., Inc Growers and Canners of Fine Foorls since 1874 Hanover, Pa. New Park, Pa. Corn plim ents of CAPITAL BAKERY York, Pennsylvania BLEVINS' FRUIT FARM Fancy Applets, Clzerries alul P0111-flies I,IlUlIUZ I'zu'Ixing Iluuse 88-II-I3 Home: 88-H-4 Stewartstown, Pennsylvania F L U W E R S For All Ucrcasions Al'l'ZlllgCI1I6IIIS ff Corsages WEDDINGS ee FU NERAI .S Shangri-Ia Farms Nursery Sfewartstown, Pennsylvania E. Ross IFIIOIIC 44-II-fI S - ADVANCED S - AMERICAN S - MODERN GENUINE MAHOGANY Bedroom and Dining Room Suites Manufactured by STEWARTSTOWN FURNITURE CO., INC. Stewartstown, Pa. L. W. STABLEY GENERAL MERCHANDISE GAS AND OIL Phone: Stewartstown, 22-R-2 Laurel, Pa. HARRIS BROS. STORES FAMILY OUTFITTERS FOR 50 YEARS HAZEL'S BEAUTY SHOP Hazel Keeney, Proprietress The same goods for less money or more goods for the same money Phone: 63-R-14 Sfewartstown, Pennsylvania Dena Pennsylvania Stewartstown, Pennsylvania 69 Compliments Of Edward Ruth BARBER Fawn Grove, Pennsylvania Jesse Kohlbus Washing - Greasing Gas and Oil Phone: 32-R-2 Delta, Pennsylvania Complimenls Of C. H. MANIFOLD New Park, Pennsylvania Complimemts Of FUNKHOUSER CO. Delta, Pennsylvania Compliments Of Harvey Brothers Delta, Pennsylvania J. E. Warner PLUMBING AND HEATING Westinghouse Appliances Ditch-digging Equipment Phone: 2-R-3 Fawn Grove, Pennsylvania Larry Wert's Orchestra Appointments For All Occasions EIGHT PIECES Phone: Brogue 21-R-2 Collinsville, Pennsylvania William E. McElwain GENERAL INSURANCE Phone: Stewartstown 33-R-2 New Park, Pennsylvania New Park Service ATLANTIC CAS AND OIL Firestone Lubrication - General Repairs Phone: Stewartstown 33-R-13 New Park, Pennsylvania H. J. Reamer GENERAL MERCHANDISE Phone: Cardiff 174 Whiteford, Maryland Anderson Bros. Whiteford Packing Co., I James E. Pyle - Fulton McDonald Crain - Feed - Coal Fertilizer and Implements New Park, Pennsylvania Processors of Frozen Foods Phone: Cardiff 87 Whiteford, Maryland Charles E. McElwain GENERAL MERCHANDISE New Park, Pennsylvania McFADDEN'S BARBER SHOP Cardiff, Maryland J. M. Wheeler Wholesale Dealer of ESSO PRODUCTS Residence Phone: Cardiff 81-R-4+ Office Phone: Cardiff 138-R-2 Cardiff, Maryland The Maryland Green Marble Co., Inc. Cardiff, Maryland Beakes' Delta Market Groceries - Frozen Foods Meats -- Fruits -- Sea Food, Etc. Phone: 111-R-2 Delta, Pennsylvania Southern States Cardiff Cooperative Feed - Seed - Fertilizer and Farm Supplies Whiteford, Maryland JAMES C. KEISER General M erclzandise Store Crain, Feed, Fertilizer and Coal Phone: Brogue 13-R-44 Muddy Creek Forks, Pa. H. G. BARNHART 81 SON, IN-C. Your Friendly DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer 69 SOUTH MAIN STREET Red Lion, Pennsylvania Shaw Construction Co., Inc. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS W. B. Shaw, Sr., President Paul C. Hall, Treasurer Phone: 12-R-12 Stewartstown, Pennsylvania 72 GODFREY AND KEENEY Fresh and Smoked Meats Home Made Sausage and Bologna Fruits and Vegetables Stewartstown, Pennsylvania ROBERT L. SWEEN EY ALLIS - CHALMERS Sales - Service Stewartstown, Pennsylvania Your One Stop Store Buy All Needs In One Stop W e Carry Clothing Toys Shoes Dishes Notions Yard Goods Groceries Stubbs Department Store Delta, Pennsylvania CLARENCE A. HULSHART Local and Long Distance Live Stock Transportation - Cargo Insured Stewartstown, Pennsylvania Congratulations to the CLASS OF SCL H. WELDON RUFF Woodbine, Pennsylvania Compllmenis GEORGE O. BROOKS Of Bulldozing - Macadarnizing ARLENE'S BEAUTY SHOP Dump Truck Service Phone 3432 New Freedom, Pennsylvania Bridgeton, Pennsylvania KELLY L. ASBURY Distributor of Texaco Petroleum Products FUEL OIL - KEROSENE - GASOLINE W e Stand Ready To Serve You Day or Night Give Us a Call -- Phone: Delta 132 Delta, Pa. K. x .F ' ' ,,.. Q 1 f , ig JOHN L. MANN Your Local Frigidaire Dealer Frigidaire Appliances Maytag Washers Hoover Cleaners Youngstown Kitchen Electric Contracting Sales - Service Television Phone: 9013-R-21 Stewartsi-own, Pennsylvania Phone: 5846 - 7250 Wire Abel To Wirev I. B. ABEL - SON, INC. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Contracting - Engineering - Power Lighting Maintenance - Pole Line Construction 35 NORTH GEORGE STREET York, Pennsylvania Compliments Of DELTA LUMBER 81 BUILDING COMPANY Delta, Pennsylvania 74 --i i CARROLL B. WOLFE Painting and Decorating Paper Hanging Phone: 63-R-22 Sfewarfstown, Pennsylvania SPRING VALLEY FARM APPLES PEACHES H. G. Allen and Sons New Park, Pennsylvania F. W. WYMAN LEADWAY The Finer Foods Phone: 93-R-2 Delta, Pennsylvania GEORGE V. GARBER I am waiting for you at the Barber Shop Delta, Pennsylvania Massey Harris Better Built Equipment TYDOL GAS - VEEDOL OIL l' Shop and On Farm Service Specialist in all work 4 3 Kerosene - Fuel Oil - Gasoline - Delivered WALKER'S SERVICE STATION Stewartstown, Pennsylvania DELTA HERALD-TIMES Established 1878 For the past 75 years a continuous fob Printing Service to the Community Located next to Delta Post Office Phone: 96-R-5 Frank A. Wentz, Prop. Delta, Pa. 75 Stewartstown Service Station Gasoline-Kerosene-Fuel Oil Phone 9062-R-3 Stewartstown, Pennsylvania STEWART'S GARAGE Ralph Stewart, Owner GENERAL REPAIR WORK Phone: Delta 33-R-5 R. D. 3 Delta, Pennsylvania For Your Next Furniture And All House Furnishings ELECTRIC APPLIANCES, FRIGIDAIRES, STOVES, WASHERS DRYERS, etc. Co To Zarfos Furniture Store 21-29 WEST BROADWAY Red Lion, Pennsylvania Delta Appliance Store Bottled Cas arul Electrical Appliances L. Nl. Jones - Phone: 69-R-3 Delta, Pennsylvania UNION EMBLEM COMPANY High School and Fraternity Jewelry Felt Goods and Commencement Stationery P. H. Nissley, Manager Palmyra, Pennsylvania Compliments Of Wiley Manufacturing Company Port Deposit, Maryland Compliments Of Fawn Grove Manufacturing Co. Fawn Grove, Pennsylvania Free Estimates R. R. BRILLHART Excavating Contractor Saml -- Stone Phone: 14--R-5 Stewartstown, Pennsylvania EATON'S FUEL SERVICE Lee C. Eaton and Son ESSO FUEL - KEROSENE - COAL Your Patronage Appreciatezl Phone: 12-R-22 and 12-R-2 Stewartstown, Pennsylvania Compliments 01' TREDWAY'S BARBER SHOP Sfewartstawn, Pennsylvania Sales Service HOWARD W. SMELTZER Phone: Brogue 21-R-12 P. O. Address: High Rock, R. D. 1, Pa. Collinsville, Pennsylvania ALLEN PRINT SHOP R. L. Allen, Manager Commercial Printing Phone: 63-R-3 Stewartstown, Pennsylvania Compliments Of STEWARTSTOWN LIONS CLUB Stewarfstawn, Pennsylvania Compliments of Compliments Miller Feed and Implement Ca. of John Deere - Sales and Service S M Larro - Stickelfs - Miller's Quality Feeds tewa rtstown anufacturlng co' YUUR FARM SUPPLY CENTER Sfewartstown, Pennsylvania Stewartstawn, Pennsylvania SH ENBERGER'S GARAGE Case Sales and Service Tractors - Farm Implements Phone: 9060-R-3 Stewartstown, Pennsylvania Compliments Of AMERICAN LEGION Stewartstown Post No. 455 Stewartstown, Pennsylvania L. B. HERR 81 SON SCHOOL AND OFFICE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT BOOKS STATIONERY - PRINTING ARTIST MATERIALS CRAFT SUPPLIES 46-48 WEST KING STREET Lancaster, Pennsylvania YORK'S FINEST SPORTING GUODS STORE 15 E. Market Street ., - H' s a, M lb' '13:x,M- York, Pennsylvania Photographic Supplies Athletic Outfitters Baseball Football Basketball Guns and Rifles Luggage l Games HANNA DRY CLEANERS 210 WEST BROADWAY Red Lion, Pennsylvania Fawn Grove Service Station R. Holland Morris, Proprietor Firestone Tires and Accessories FORD SALES - SERVICE Fawn Grove, Pennsylvania Complirnenls HEAPS MOTOR CO. of Sales FORD Safalaas CARS - TRUCKS - TRACTORS THE BURG FUNERAL HOME Fall Line Modern Faffalag Implements Earl B. Burg - Henry F. Burg New Holland Balm - Forage HGTUBSICTS Red Lion, Pennsylvania Cardiff, Maryland JOHN M. DOOLEY Compliments John Deere Machinery Agrico Fertilizer Ol Feeds and Coal Phone: 129 Cardiff, Maryland J. S. HERSHEY BAKING CO. York, Pennsylvania Compliments Of M. B. GLACKI N Wholesale Foods 143 NORTH DUKE STREET York, Pennsylvania C. W. SIDWELL 8. SON Hardware and Plumbing Supplies Delta, Pennsylvania CROSS ROADS GARAGE Fulton Mehring and Hauser Co Your Headquarters for FORD CARS AND TRUCKS Hardware - Paints - Class -- Oil Earl E. Shenberger House Furnishings Phone: 8-2393 Ph : St 't t 58-R-21 one ewal S Own 'l'l6-122 SOUTH GEORGE STREET Felton, Pennsylvania York, Pennsylvania JACK D. WARNER Phone: Red Lion 35383 B.S. IN MUSIC ED. mafia hbuje INSTRUMENTS - MUSIC - PIANOS 685 South Main Street - - Red Lion, P9H SYlVU 'i0 l ff W e are proud to have been of service in starting these students to a pleasurable experience in music. EYSTER'S Compliments Sweet Cider In Season - Gallon - Barrel of Stanley W. Eyster, Proprietor EDDIE'S SERVICE STATION Phone: 37-R-ll Stewartstown, Pennsylvania Stewartstown, Pennsylvania 82 PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK The Bank That Service Built Sfewa rtstown, Pa. Arrow Shirts Adam Hats MITZEL 81 HEINDEL lnterwoven Hose - Men's Wear Crosby Square Shoes Alligator Coats Red Lion, Pennsylvania P. M. SHULTZ AND SONS LUMBER Building Supplies - Paint - Hardware Fawn Grove, Pennsylvania POTATOES FRUIT MAPLE LAWN FARMS, INC. H. C. McPherson, President Phone: Fawn Grove 8-R-11 Bridgeton, Pa. GREEN BEANS POULTRY WILMER S. TOWSON Sylvania - Television - Zenith Kelvinator Refrigerators Duo-Therm Oil Heaters Fawn Grove, Pennsylvania GRIMM'S GARAGE, INC. BUICK AND PONTIAC Sales and Service Phone 33021 WEST BROADWAY Red Lian, Pennsylvania 83 LET US PRESERVE THE FRUITS OF YOUR LABOR We Are Always Ready To Serve You Fawn Grove B-ranch The York National Bank 81 Trust Company Fawn Grove, Po. SAY IT WITH FLOWERS Robinson Bros. From the Your International Harvester Dealer Machinery - Parts - Service Red Lion Flower House Feed Manufacturers L. C. Stein, Prop- Coal, Lime and Fertilizer Spreading Red Lion, Pennsylvania Delta. P6l'lHSylVlll1ill Best Wishes Electric and Hardware Service I LA MOTTE S General Electric Appliances Men's and Boy's Wear Phone: 31-R-5 Fawn Grove, Pennsylvania Red Lion' Pennsylvania STAR PRINTING CQ. Printers and Publishers Arnold Lumber 8 Frank H. Sommer 81 Sons 'l57 EAST BROADWAY Publishers of THE WEEKLY STAR Red Lion, Pennsylvania Phone: 190-R-2 Delta, Pennsylvania 84 Betty Lee's Gift Shop Phone: Delta 65-R-2 Gifts For All Uccasionv Delta, Pennsylvania Sferner C hevrolef Red Lion, Pennsylvania R. S. NOONAN, INC. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Phone 5754 26 N. DUKE STREET York, Pennsylvania Compliments Of Devi Ibiss Bros. Fawn Grove, Pennsylvania Marie D. Burton GENERAL INSURANCE Phone: 193 Delta, Pennsylvania wlLEY's STORE ff The Sign of Savings Frozen Foods - Groceries Paint -A HIIl'll7lIHf6 - Plunzbing Amerlcan Feed - Floor Coverilzg Farm 8 Home Stores: Inc Phone: l 53-li-4 Delta, Pennsylvania Phone: 3550i 15 SOUTH MAIN STREET Red Lion, Pennsylvania GRlFFlTH'S MARKET Groceries - Meats Fruits - Vegetables Phone: Delta 14-R-2 Delta, Pennsylvania MEADOW VIEW DAIRY Phone 37934 For Better Dairy Products Our Homogenizezl Milk Is Making New Friends Every Day A TRIAL WILL CUNVIZVCE YOU R. D. 3 Red Lion, Pennsylvania More Meat Milk Eggs From Pllflllfl Chou' W. E. MANIFOLD 81 SON Phone: 25-It-2 Fawn Grove, Pennsylvania WM. J. DIETZ GENERAL MERCHANDISE Phone: Fawn Grove l4-R-21 Gatchelville, Pennsylvania SHEETS BROS. Phone: l7-R-l l Ferguson 84 Oliver Tractors Sz Equipment New Holland lvlill'lllllCS Goodyear Tractor and Auto Tires Stewartstown, Pennsylvania Compliments Of Jones Restaurant Delta, Pennsylvania 86 Locker Service Charles W. Miller Agency Meat Cutting and Freezing C l.t I -1 S ' Pork Cutting and Smoking Omp e e nsumnce ermce S d F 1 Ph : 6 25 Lockers by Month or Year econ 0018 one 6 Place your insurance problems with a Delta Farm Products Company ,ecognized local agent Phone: 145 101 SOUTH Gsoncs STREET neun, Pennsylvania vnfk, Pennsylvania Sfewqrfsi-gym JACK H. WILLIAMS Lumber 81 Manufacturing Co. Plumbing and Heating The Place To shop For A Home General Electric Appliances 5,eWm,wn, ,emymnia Stewartstown, Pennsylvania John Meckley Chas. Staver York Restaurant 81 Bar Supply Co. Phone: 49329 Equipment and Supplies Sales and Service I 242 NORTH GEORGE STREET York, Pennsylvania il. MILLER AND STITELY, MANUFACTURERS Quality Feeds - Seeds - Poultry Supplies - Custom Grinding Phone: Stewartstown 57-R-22 Felton, R. D. 'I, Pennsylvania 87 FIR T NATIONAL BANK STEWARTSTOWN, PA. Stewartstown 75-R-2 Phone Fawn Grove 265i H. E. WEBB W. Howard Webb General Merchandise FUNERAL SERVICE W. Howard Welxli Kenneth W. Uslmurn Fawn Grove, Pennsylvania Fawn Grove, Pa. Stewartstown, Pa. THRONE LUMBER COMPANY Robert J. Throne at your service to help you to :lo things around the house yourself Come in and rent by day or hour any ofthe following lobor saving power tools: Chain saw fgasoline enginel - Cement mixers lgasoline engine? Wheelbarrow - Mortar Box - Tackers Electric Floor Sander and Edgers Electric Floor Polisher - Electric Belt Sander Mi Electric Drill - W Electric Drill Electric Screw Driver - Electric Nut Tightener We also carry for your convenience the following quality merchandise in stock' Johns Manville Building Material - Aluminum Storm 8. Screen Doors Wooden Storm and Screen Doors - DuPont Interior and Exterior Paint - Windows - Doors - Armstrong Floor Covering Fabulon Floor Finish - Fabulay for Furniture Mall and Skill Electric Tools - Lumber for all purposes Barn Equipment - Fencing - Hardware -- Glass Phone: Fawn Grove 12-R-3 New Park, Pennsylvania 88 TOLLINGER'S A nz. 1 .. - U Mlfllllllli' UUI L - sr . ,G n min U 't', S 'Wi ' ,. ,.xA .,,Lx. ' I 'Q nm! Tours ' U5 '- A N H ' A t Q V A , AA , I ay 5 v V, Fifi'- llhmmc-: 36252 A . y,,,,,s ,,,,,,,,,,g,- ., .3 :.IV:f'ge . - ' '- Red Lion. Po- 4 A . gg ' -j gel 5 , Ly3'f.3Zf?,,jQ1if,:L 1- . .f A - J. Curtis Kunkle 81 Son C,,,,lpgi,,,en,, Fllfllilllff? h Floor Covering of Gifts, Toys and Sporting Goods J, M, Phone: 1-R-4 Sfewa rtsfown, Pennsylvania General Merclzarzzlise Gatchelville, Pennsylvania ongrafufafionri TO EACH AND EVERY MEMBER OF THE CLASS OF 'I954 . . 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