Lampeter Strasburg High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Lampeter, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1957 volume:

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' 12 W M 1 W Mm f Q H 5 , M, A Q Ha 5 5 , ,B it 'QM Q ' My M v mm 1 3 1 9525? he 5 Q '5 X Q., 1 Ham Q 71 wk: If I ' Fi l ,Q V V 4 Y M ,A A , L 3 . Q . .,,,.W M '- , vim W Y,,,, .T A,,, , , ,qw g ...gf -.fm ., , ann. A f aw 1 ww wa aA.,.A um - Nw QQ, M. 57k,,wm9 3 '7a4zf4wlrqmaa9 'Y l l 6.4 ,K .N 2 1 R 10341636 a .rin 74emfzw4lofw4dwz4 ,...., 9 . gl' ADMINISTRATIO XXQFQ Qxj V xxx Z Wx x fmkc The students of the school are very grateful to the School Board for what they have done m the past few years rn prov1d1.ng d11S new bulldrng The members of the board are Harry L Zook, Clyde K. Mylm, John H H01 lmger, Treasurer Fmos W Beck, E. Day Ressler, Presrdent, John A Coyle, Raymondl-I Rohrer, Vrce Presr dent, Clarence N Herr, Harry I- Houser, Secretary, S Dale Kaufman, and Paul W Hoover 50 1 'Il' M al ' yi hw Q , -H'-fy U Sedan! Zuvwita i i ow-V To The Class of195'7 Wr1t1ng a few comments for thxs port1on of The Proneer IS not to be regarded as a f1nal testament Whrle I do so w1th a slrght feelrng of remorse I deem II a hlgh honor to beasked nevertheless For most of you your 11fe s work stxll l1es ahead and you are yet to experlence the fru1ts of your falthful 11V1Hg In thrs same ve1n I am hop1ng that your school experrence has prepared you for a hrgh type of home and com munrty l1v1ng and that some teacher has a deep and profound 1nfluence upon you I hope that our future paths w1l1 meet and 1n so do1ng w1ll reveal a mutual understandrng of what each other 1S try1ng to do bu11d1ng and have watched your act1v1t1es express adm1rat1on and approval, In a sense you have helped us to ploneer someof thrs work Doubtless we have made mrstakes and another year shall brmg rmproved changes But you have done well nonetheless I w1sh to commend you for your support and co operatxon For some of you thrs was probably a matter of adjustment The art of adjustment IS a sk11l whrch anyone can learn It conslsts frrst 1n emphasrzrng the pornts of agreement and s1m1lar1ty rather than drfferences or dlsagreements As 1n every year you are told that 1ndustry needs well tra1ned technlcrans Colleges are becom1ng more and more selecuve Almost every f1eld demands more know how and compet1t1on IS becomrng keener all the trme You can t escape the fact that school experlence does matter Your teachers tr1ed to lmpress th1s fact upon you If you exh1b1t a knowledge of SCISHCC mathematrcs Engl1sh and other areas of learmng you W111 be better equlpped to meet Ih1S competmon. But don t stop learnmg We have lrterally hundreds of ways adults can keep on learnmg There 18 absolutely no excuse for becom1ng SIHIIC and OSS1f1Cd We abound ID wr1tten mater1a1 and v1sual methods of cornmumcatrons You w1l1 do well to take advantage of these means of learn1ng You w1ll probably soon flnd out that you will just beg1n to dlscover thrs vast new f1eld of learnmg and II should becomeathrrll to you as you move along the pathways of lrfe I w1sh to congratulate you upon the successful completron of your annual I know rt must be a real satrsfactron to real1ze thrs concluslon S1ncerely Best wrshes for your success Robert L Adams 9 Superv1s1ng prlncrpal 'A I .wha-M 'wi' I am happy that you have had the opportunity of being in our new high school one year, People who we our 'Me flexion! 3 1 'au-an .kg 3 msgs To the students It is a real pleasure to have worked wrth you during the first year m our new high school I would lrke to express my apprecratron for your cooperation this year assembly Open House Dedlcation the first basketball game the shorter lunch hour, the longer class perrods the larger faculty the P A announcements are a few memorres not easily forgotten We have felt that the success of our school th1s year has been a result of the teamwork of students teachers and adrrunrstratron For your part rn this you are to be congratulated Along with the novelty ofa new building we would hope you have recerved some basic experiences rn line with the purpose for which Ih1S school was built A burldrng rs srgnrfrcant only as rt serves a worthwhile purpose Our ac t1v1t1es and classes should have helped you to grow in many ways You should have a better basic knowledge of many areas of lrfe Do you better understand your place as a c1t1zen'P Can you better cooperate rn group activity? Has mtegnty seemed to be important? Have you leamed the importance of rntelligent handhng of money? These and many more lessons should be a part of this year s school life To the Seniors a specral word of commendation for completing your schoolrng Approx1mately l!3 of your group has failed to reach this goal Already many of these are envious of you The glamour of what appeared to be the easy way IS fading for them You are facmg a troubled world To make your mark you must remember a few basic rules of 11fe Integrity 1SbettSl'fh3l'1d1Sh0Il6SIy Two wrongs never make a rrght Love IS stronger than hate Mrght 15 not necessarlly right The maJor1ty has often proved to be wrong There is no easy way to the top Material possessrons do not assure one of the basic satrsfactlons of 11fe You must belreve and assoctate w1th a Supreme Power for lrfe s ultimate Joy Best wrshes to all Sincerely Paul B Wrlson Ill f. , r sf ' f v if A , 5 5' .f Many memories will go with you as you reflect on the first year at Lampeter -Strasburg High School. The first 'ff 'W Wai edptoaffdloatda M1ss DOROTHY BINKLEY School Nurse Lancaster General Hosprtal, R..N Mxllersvrlle State Teachers College Mrs FAY T BINKLEY Lrbrary lVlJ.l.l.CI'SV1ll6 State Teachers College Jwcfxlfeff' if Mr ik C ui l L 'A ,wifi IC. flee 70 JANE DALE Socral State eachers College, B S Cnoodln 64 -'7' 0k L'llll,,.,..9 :Sa All Mrs BARBARA FISHER Home Economrcs Permsylvama State Umversrty, B S Mr D I HERR Mathematrcs Mrllersvllle State Normal School Franlelm and Marshall Colle e B S Mr EDMUND JEDDIC Drrver Educat1on Lock Haven State Teachers College, Mrss JOYCE A KLINE Bus1ness Educatxon Bloomsburg State Teachers College ll 7 Mr EDWARD R KRAUSE Physrcal Educatmn St Bonaventure Umverslty, B S Kutztown State Teachers College Mrs LEAH M. R MATHER Language Arts Kmg School of Expressron Umvers1ty of Prttsburgh Boston School of Expresslon Amencan Academy of Dramatrc Art M. Mrs RUTH B MELLINGER Busmess Educatron Bloomsburg State Teachers College, UHIVCISIIY of Prttsburgh Mr I DILLER MILLER Art Bclucat1on Pluladelplua Museum School of Art Mr GEORGE W MYERS Vocatronal Agnculture Pennsylvama State Unzversxty, B S Vrrgmxa Polytechmc Inst1tute Mrs MILDRED M. PHILLIPS Language Arts Bucknell Uruversrty, A B Mr GERALD J RAYMOND Scrence Franlxlrn and Marshall College, Unrversrty of Pemmsylvanra Mrllersvrlle State Teachers College Mr JAMES R REED Musxc West Chester State Teachers College, Hamrlton School of Musrc 1? . W 1 Mr CLARENCE RUDY Mathematics Pennsylvania State Col.lege, A B University of Maryland Mr JACK L RYAN Vocal Music West Chester State Teachers College, B S Millersville State Teachers College Mr JERE W SCHULER Social Studies Millersville State Teachers College, B S Mr JOHN M. SILKNETTER Social Studies Franklin and Marshall College, A B Mr KENNETH H SNYDER Social Studies French Franklin and Marshall College, A.B. Bucknell University, M.A. Mrs. ALMA SNYDER Foreign Language Language Arts Albright College, A.B. Muhlenberg College Duke University Miss ESTHER K. STRALEY Language Arts Elizabethtown College Thiel College, A.B. Columbia University, M.A. Miss JEANETTE VOTTERO Health Ph sical Education Y East Stroudsburg State Teachers Colleg B.s. dvi' ,J-fill' NN-f lE fm 4 S to Do 70afu6 Temple University, M.Ed. l afzeeagatoiedp Mr LUTHER L WEAKLIM Af1thI1'16t1C, Pennsylvama State Umversrty, B S , Temple UDIVEISIYY, M1llersv1lle State Teachers College, Yale Umversxty Mrs LOU ETTA WEAVER Home Makmg, Drexel Instltute, B S Mr HAROLD R WEIRICH Sclence, Mrllersvllle State Teachers Col lege, B S , Umversrty of Texas, UIIIVCISIYY of Pennsylvama, M S Mr JACOB C WINE Language Axts, East Tennessee State, B S Bethany Semmary, B S.L , George Peabody Mr ROBERT J WINTERS Industual Arts, Mlllersvrlle State Teachers Col1ege,B S ,Pennsylvanla State Umverslty, M Ed Mr JOHN B WOLFE SOC13.1Stl.ld16S, Edmbomo State Teach rs College, B S , East Carolma Col ge, M.A Mrs ESTHER STOLL BARLOW Guldance Counselor, M1llersv1l1e State Teachers College, Pennsylvama State Umversrty, F ranklm and Ma1sha1lCol lege, Columbxa Umverszty, B S Temple Un1vers1ty, M Ed 14 U Xftizfndpw 1 s n . . . . I U , N . I I 0 n K n o I , A 0 0 X4 . I . v ,. V . ' 'P . . . . h ,Q xx I, N,-ne t .wr - . , 4 . . . , - - . . . ,,. o . - 0 . I Q Q 8 . f le . I . . . . . . . . . n q . . Q . meg tie W swam Mlss Kathryn Rohrer serves as secretary to the hrgh school pr1nc1pal Students have a great deal of contact w1th her, s1nce she schedules all of Mr W1lson's appomtments Mrs Ruth B Herr acts as receptlomst and IS rn charge of operatmg the publ1c address system Although th1s was her frrst year at the school, students qu1ckly became accustomed to the sound of her vo1ce com1ng over the P A system each mormng Mrs. Dorothy Mowery IS secretary to the supervlsmg prmcrpal, Mr Adams. She is the veteran of the secretarial staff, having worked for many years in the old school building. 15 Hong 6'506xsf4gC47 Working ln the cafetena are I.H'T TO RIGHT Mlss Carrle Smeltz, Mr Lou Etta Weaver Mrs Lois Smlter Mrs Helen Krelder, Mrs Anna Mary Dombach Absent when pxcture was taken Mrs Norma. Stuart The day custodlal staff mcludes LEFT TO RIGHT Mr Charles H. Tumble, Mr H. Claude Mlller, Mr Walter C Gast Ernest B Lefever and Lloyd Zwally Qnot on plcturejare the night custodmns. AA Mrs. Bertha L. Book is the school matron. l 6 Usmg these m1croscopes, puplls see the composltron of mmute objects and observe the act1v1t1es of m1croscop1c plants and anlmals, unable to be seen w1th the naked eye 04454 4 dfgdddd wgmq Chem1stry students, by exper1ment1n,g, learn more about the ph5 s1cal and chermcal makeup and propertres of the earth along w1th the true meamng of SCICHCB They also learn to en joy and respect sclence, sometrmes electrng some phase for then' l1.fe's work In th1s way some of youth's needs are bemg fulfllled Tn1lSHCSt,OI1CC thchome of many dangerous hor nets, mterests these students rn then study of By. XNI'1t1D.g formulas and domg won themselves bwloby chermstry students learn an mterestmg phase ofthe subject Hx I by ,H nf YK 'T , r l 1 y 1 l' - , , Q , -N . and immensely by it Long math problems, being solved by these girls are an important part of the senior math class The trigonometry class em ploys slide rules in their study of advanced mathematics Tlus subject presents an interesting challenge to the students, who in turn profit These students are diligently solving one type of problem taught in algebra, another important subject in the stud f of mathematics K. Protractors and Compasses aid the geometry students in their study of this subject. This particular phase of geometry is very interesting and enjoyable to most students. Geometry teaches the ability to think, which is essential in the world today. 19 These students are using the library to their best advantage by getting the necessary information for reports. The library also contains many other types of books and in this way helps keep youths' needs supplied. 7 'wx The language arts are reading, writing, speaking, By writing compositions, the students improve and listening. Here students use the record player their punctuation, capitalization, and usage ofthe to practice listening. English language. These students learn more about speaking by discussing a scrapbook on colonial life. In this way they gain poise and confidence in speak- ing in front of a group. This important phase of the subject will be needed many times in future years. 1 . - Q and me Zo These first yea.r Latin students find that using flash cards is a great help in learning the meaning of Latin words. Stu- dents review their vocabulary by recognizing the words as quickly as possible when the cards are flashed before them. '5... '9 k, wash. lf ' Singing songs in Latin gives the students another Atape recorder enables these students opportunity to use their knowledge of the lan- to better their pronunciation and guage. enunciation of French words. The French students have made these projects to keep a French atmosphere in their classroom. These also help them learn their vocabulary and the English translations. In this way they are able to carry on a fluent conver- sation in French. . 1 -1.4 :gil ad4q4Sa4wZ477 - The commercral course prepares the student for a busrness career The 12th grade offrce practrce class enables the future secretanes to put to practrcal use the knowledge they have learned prevrously The grrls usually do work for teachers, whlch rncludes typr , mrmeographrng, and operatmg the addmg rnachme A good Salesman can be de veloped by grvrng sales talks on school sweaters, rag dolls, and other rtems, m the class Members of the salesmanshrp class get ads for the yearbook After learnmg the funda rnentals of typrng, the stu dents become good typlsts developmg accuracy and speed Typrng 1S very essentral to anyone who IS erther gomg to college or lookmg for a o ,L gi Booltl ceprng lS needed rn any phase of busmess, whether large or small The sub ject consrsts of t re use of mathematrcs mbalancmg expendrtures and recerpts Thrs is put to practical use by keeping a practice set so the students can understand It better. ,fu 'Mm In sewmg, another area of the homemakmg course, the glrls can express then' own ldeas by desrgmng and malung then' own outfrts for school, recreatxonal :gp formal noone n sqqouw ,C The purpose of the Home Economlcs course IS to prepare grrls for the future by rnstructrng them rn homemakrng tasks In cooking classes, students prepare entue meals or small portxons of meals Makmg coolues can be both educauonal and enjoyable for the By lookmg at pattern bool , students guls can get rdeas to help them make or fash1on clothes for themselves and others ,,..-7 ---L.. i +i 5.1515 WN LQ Students takmg the Home Econom1cs course fmd avaxlable for use the best equ1p ment and fac1l1t1es Stoves, refngerators, freezers, washers and dryers, sewmg machrnes and other household applrances g1V9 the g1IlS the opportunlty to become acquainted with future tasks in homemaking. 2474 .feawlde Before the boys can farm the frelds, they see 1f the machmery lS 1n good condltron Here the senlor boys are overhaulrng the1r tractors for the busy season whrch 1165 ahead of them Thrs IS one unportant part of farm management Url Thrs tool panelwas a proJect arranged and burlt by the boy 1n shop They also garn mformatron on darry, poultry, ammal husbandry and rural leadexslup As seen above, thrs subject helps young men be come establrshed LH Iarmmg So1ltest1ng rs very unportant to the modern farmer By testmg the so1.1 the farmer knows what the sod contarns and what 1S needs ln order to grow better and 'nore plentrful crops than It had grown pre vrously J2 ' 211' I I GJ cuw!7 'aw .fs The shop IS well eqmpped w1th tools supphes, and machmery to g1Ve the stu dent a better opportumty to complete a Mr Wmters, the boys are gettmg an 1n 111'OdHC1110n to the 1ndustr1al world of to day S we-wr-.-.....,,,. The mdustrlal arts course fa.m1l1ar1zes students w1th knowledge of the vast fleld of mdustry and 1ndustT1a.1 products The md.1v1dua1's ab1l1t1es lI1 th1s f1eld are shown by the projects whlch he completes Projects are chosen by the student ac cordmg to h1s partxcular lnterests and needs can , l Q5 In the shop the boys use the equlpment wh1ch wlll axd them ln makmg a product Among the many p1eces of equ1pment used IS the draftmg board These boys are draw mg thexr projects on the draftmg board I v 0 3 ..,. ,,h, ,AWWA D m N - x . . l I ' .- s ,, i AL V V ? Q nm L' i ' , . . . 7 . . . - p ' . N I successful project. Under the guidance of ' 5 ' . . . - Q - . . W: . 4 I li W-,Q A d vs., -.f , fc, A 'N 'KN A or . A S N, is . . X? . . - 25 add This year the art course offered a wider variety of work and materrals for student use The 1nd1vrdual's ideas could be expressed on manykinds of paper, canvas, or different fabrrcs Many intricate and interesting designs were placed on fabrrcs by the creative artists Students were given a wide choice of work and they chose according to their abrlitres and mterests Kathy Weaver, a sophomore worked many periods on a mural pamtmg Among the many materials usedin the art classes, linoleum bloc 's Lx Students taking the art course were one of the most popular. The students carved their own have made theudisplays on the figures and designs into the blocks. bu-uetm board m the mam 26 hall. The displays were made to emphasize diiferent seasons and occasions. .learns as 457m ww. Instruction in music was given to any stu- dent showing an interest in the course. In the lower grades the class included singing and studying musical selections. Students in the upper classes were given amore complete studv of singing. Any student playing a musical instrument could participate ln the activities of either the Junror or senior band Practices were held to prepare for parades, concerts, and other special occasions Students partici patmg in band activities for two years were glven a special award ft Students taking the music class are instructedinthe fundamen- Instrumental lessons are given in the high school building Prlvate tals of vocal music. They are lnstruction IS given to any student who W1Sh9S to further himself in taught how to use their voices playing an instrument properly in singing. The eleventh grade girls are building a pyramid, which is one ofthe many forms used ingymnastics. Ln this particular part of the physical education, the body has to have exact- ness in bending or balancing the proper way. Another part of gymnastics is the use of the spring board, which enables girls or boys to compete against one another. In the picture Ruth Shay is trying to bounce higher. an 0 ' The better equipmentin the new gymnasium enables students to build more wholesome and healthy bodies, which is one of the main purposes of this department. A few boys are climbing the ropes. Basketball, one of America's favorite games, is being playedin the picture. In the school this sport is used to build good sportsmanship and competition. Physi- cal education is a minor subject, but plays an im- portant part in the lives of youth. 7a D ' Since pamphlets make an interesting and attractive display, they are used extensively in driver education. The pamphlets are used to find the latest figures and facts on safety in driving. Xiu. 1 megan , p 'sw , X lv ' v guqt ii i Driver Education is one of the new subjects being taught this year. The main purpose of the subject is to promote highway safety and proper driving attitudes and skills. This is the magnetic board which is used in classroom instruction. The teacher uses this board todemonstrate different techniques on proper driving habits. . 1 4 The driver education car is usedb each student three iltfrrrrtfwif .? Y periods a week for practice and added driving in struction which he cannot get in class. '51 'Q Maps are very useful 1n soc1a.l stud1es class On them one may fmd a pomt of hlgh alt1tude, a place where a d1scovery was made, a battleground or any place where h1story was made The panel 1n the prcture fmds that one 1mportant functron of hrstory 1S shapmg our present c1v1l1zat1on 15 to help us eet present problems by acqua1nt1ng us 1th m1stakes of the past Although students may dislike them, news reports help to give an understand- ing of the past, present, and future of countries and show the individua.l's art in government and human welfare 6466 az K ojtde WMM 31' 1' Q 0 . G ' 5 ' . . . s gn 4 . m K 5' w' ' . 4g S 1' 9' H Q' tx ti si? rf? Y' Q un P I RICHARD CHARLES ADAMS wr-r, vos General Dlck Not more homework me worried? nah' 's just an old cartoon 1 Ay.-X scr1bbled down class clown no more cars for me Just call me 1 M, Rock Hudson MICHAEL HFNRY BEACI-IAM Academic Mike Haxemaf secret admuers golf, anyone? ambition? fill my trophy shelf small, but masculine sharp dresser your dimples are showmg Patrol 4, Varsity Club 3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1 DANIEL CHARLES BERRY Academrc Latin, Latm, Latin l1.Ke pop, lzke son I kinda thmk never enough money Class Treasurer 4, Chorus 4, Patrol 4 Varsity Club 4 Soccer 4 bm 2,a,4, Baseball 1,4 a great roar and he's off! grrls, g1ve me girls 4,..4.-9 A ANN LOUISE BOLBACH Academic Ann Classleading lady. . . destination-Wittenberg . . . Liberace of L.S.H.S. . . . efficient and willing worker . . . great fun . . . friend to all. Class Secretary 2,3,4, Yearbook, Co-Editor 4, Student Council, Secretary 3,45 Limelight 2,3, Editor 4, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Band 2, Honor Society 3, 4, FTA 3, Secretary 4, County Chorus 2,33 Operetta1,2, Hockey2, Rec- 3.11 Basket ord Club 1. IH JOHN ROBERT BOOK Agnculture Bert Gotta tend the lrtter anyone for food? gonna catch a couple wmks Jus' CU.l.t1V3.t1I1' the pxckle patch very good, very good for a long hne of Books Class Secretary 1, Class V1ce Presrdent 2,3,4, Student Counc1l 4 Chorus 1,2,3, Band l,2, FFA l,2, Treasurer 3,4 V1SU2.lA1dS, Pl'BS1dE1'1I 1,2,3 Varsxty Club 7 3,4 Operetta 2 Soccer 1,2,3,4 Senlor Play 4, Soc1al COII1I1'11ttEE 1 rw I ANL Arm 'CY X RONALD SERENUS BOOK Academ1c Boolu e T Bone 'teak 'n 'tatoes all the way wemxes, Beame? gomg 1nto the wmd up such a l'1l feller Bush League Rohm Roberts us call me E.lV1Sl Yearbook 4, Vars1ty Club 3,4, Basketball 3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Jumor l Pay3 HELEN JANE BRUBAKER Academrc Helen T3.llC1I1g3g31h? no, just st1ll to teacn hrgh school or elementary, that 15 the questlon at home on the stage CODSCICIIIIJOLLS worker helpmg hand IS always extended a tan sneak, and Helen and her C-h6V1B are off Yearbook Co Bus1ness Manager 4 L1mel1ght 2, Advert1s1ng Manager 3, Busmess Manager 4, Chorus 1,2,3,4 Band 2,3,4, FTA 3,4 Operetta 2, Senror Play 4 Dramat1cs Club 1 4 fy JOHN MARK BRUBAKER Academlc Mark My humor rsdry realdry what do you mean? no, no, tlus way I have a questxon rose among many thorns Im1ght a.s well eat thzs, too Manhexm Central H1gh School 1, Yearbook Llterary Ed1tor 4, Lnnehght 3, Co News Bdltor 4, Patrol 4 33 JOYCE GAMBER BRUBAKER Academic Jovce With a song in my heart and a cello in my arms . . . you can yell louder Jia., than that . . . I want another orange . . . personality plus . . . time for 41 everyone . . . I'1l do it. Yearbook Co-editor 43 Chorus l,2, Secretary-Treasurer 3, President 43 1' 3 Band 1,2135 Patrol 43 Future Nurses 45 County Chorus 3,43 Operetta 1,23 Hockey 1,2,3,4, Cheerleader l,2, Captain 3,45 Social Committee 1g Dis- trict Chorus 4, mfr, MARY ELIZABETH BRUBAKER Academic Mary I'mgon.na be l-rench teacher why'd he hafta' call on me? et' do somethin' yes officer, Iknow the speed linut oh, I'm scared do you dare me to? Yearbook4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 FTA 3,4, Red Cross 1,2, Knitting Club Presi dent 3 Operetta 2 , Hockey 2, Dramatics Club President 1,4 ,-.ca-5 JANET LeBRETON CHAPMAN 1? Commercial Ja-Det Reserved songstress at home at a typewriter be a friend why give people trouble? ready to do her part Clerica' Club 4 'TY LLOYD HERSH-IY DENLINCER Agriculture Lloyd Oops, wrong shoes no kiddin' jus' drivm' my brotl er's Olds be happy go lucky our boy, flat top full of tricks Chous 2,3,4 FFA 1,2, Asst Treasurer 3, Secretary 4 Visual Alds 1 Secretary2,3 County Chorus 2,3 Operetta 2, Iunior Play 3, Senior Play 4 1 will V, ' a ' .. . .... 1 s Q 5 , I ,, . . .- A , s ' - . w,-V., 7 I C 3 ' nb' .. 1 S ' ' - S . , Q Q XA ' '3 ' 3 - . ' A lx 4. A 7 , K A ' .ff f A ix. 4 L ' 4 A Y A RUTH NAOMI DENLINGER Home Economics Naomi Quiet as a mouse . . . my troubles are my own . . . handy in the kitchen . . . finds time for fun . . . so glad to get outa' that brace . . . let's go bowlin'. FHA 3,45 Library Club 3,4. u 4 ' JAMIES LESLEY EMBLY General Jim Silence is golden typing grrr! life? I take it 1I1 my stride excellent Sportsman very likeable chap girls? they're Kinda nice to have arotmd. Varsity Club 3,4, Soccer 1,2,3, Co Captain 4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Base ball 4 ...-pf 'W117 GERALD EARL DUVALL General Gerry Well, I'm not the only one quick to take the defense get yer' red hot rrench fries classroom distractor underlying talents definite leader Class President 1, Yearbook 4 Student Council 3, President 4 Basketball 1,2,3 Junior Play 3, Semor Play 4 Social Committee 2 -wil' F RICHARD ESBBNSHADE General Dlck 4' I'l.l help chief virtue courtesy snappy dresser why be glum? ' music, girl, and dance floor everybody's friend ,412 Solanco High Cr-hool, Yearbook 4 Limelight 4 Patrol 4, Senior Play 4 1-ff' 'Q G Art Club 4 in X' . 4 l U 1 . . Q 1 I h . 1 i ,fr 4 2 ' . S . ' . ' 2 5 ' 5 - X I X N A ' ' . . . ' -- . . . ' -- ' ' ' . . . 'N . . . . f u o I n l 4 Q11 l ' . I , - . . - -4 3 ,if . h N A r . . . ' ' -- . . . . . . , 4 5 ' - f ' s ' ' s ' ' s J 3 . A up I . ' u V . U s - 'Q X v-:isa-.731 Si 1,4 ,?1,1:i.',vAfif5 ,:,':f ,. ,M K E, G Q. , H Na ,K ,. V. ,. QW 3 ' iff 1. . JAY PAUL EVANS General Jay ' Love that Plane G . . . give me girls . . . can't miss Cheyenne . . . boy, tires cost a lot pro sister-teaser . . sure, sure! Patrol 4 Visual Aids 2 Basketball 3 4 O JU DITH ANN F AGER Commercial Judy Junior Achlevement member somebody's secretary someday short hand speedster novel enthus1ast s cute Limelight 4 Clerical Club 4 KENNETH BENJAMJN GARBER Agrrculture Ken Always ready forfun a comic natural serious? never handy man with a sax chum of everyone now, don't rush me Chorus 2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 FFA 1,2,3,4, County Chorus 2 Operetta 2 Junior Play l ANN LORRAINE GRAEFF 4,5 Commercial Rainy GuessI'llbe a secretary oh, I was at Tom's beautiful blue eyes yearbook queen did she? ooo 1sn't that sweet Patrol 4 Fire Patrol 3 Archery 3, FHA 2,3, Reporter 4, Paradise High ? ' School 1 Cafeteria 2 Clerical Club 4, President, Junior Play 3 P JOYCE MARIE GREENLEAF Commercial Jo I should think . . . Carter has liver pills, Joyce has jewelry . . . Iwouldn't say that . . . it gets me right here . . . off on a cloud . . . when my name is in lights. Yearbook, Typrng Edrtor 4 Band 1,2,3,4, Patrol 4 Hockey, Manager 1, 2,3,4 Cheerleader 2, Captam 3 Junror Play 3 Senior Play 4 JEAN MARIE GREINER Home Economics J eanre O2 harr you'll get over rt 1t'S just my tlurd lunch keeper James Dean memory album cafeterra cutre who wants to be a lady? FHA 2,3, Presrdent 4, Red Cross 1, Hockey 1,3, Co Captam 3,4, Jumor Play 3, Cafeteria 1,2,3,4 JOI-IN RICHARD HERR Agriculture Dick Star farmer L1oyd's constant skate your troubles away clock trobule? I'll help srnrles for all Student Council 4 FFA 1, V1ce President 2, Presrdent 3,4, V1sua.1 Aids, V 1ce President 2, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4 Q M17 in ROBERT SAMUEL HESS General Bo P O D '7 1t'sfor thebzlrds' gonna hop up my Ford down at Wertz' statron laugh lt up c'mon, cut rt olrt! you guys gom' Va.rs1ty Club 3, Treasurer 4, Basketball 1,2, Baseball 1,2,3,4 ' . S 1 n . A S . W S 5 5 ' ' i I in. Ig? ' . . . ' . . . ' . ' . . . . . . G . . . . l l . , U l U 2 , 4 . fs, gfiani Xl 5, Y ,Q its , K 'xfikk -V102 AA 14' fig Q, S' ,Sv 'G qs v b . . ..-- . . . . . . . s WILLIAM A. HOIN General Bm careats gas. . .and you know what Itold him . . . now, lookyou . . . you don't know about younger sisters, do you? Archery 3g FTA 3, Vice President 4. BETTY LOUISE KAUFFMAN Commercial Betty I mproud of ya' love that accent sna , crackle, and pop , I'm all :fussed misty eyes varsity sweetheart of 1956 Yearbook 4, Student Council 3,4, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Band 1,4,3,4 Senior Play 4, Patrol 4, Operetta 2, Hockey l,2,3,4, Cheerleader 2,3,4 ROSENE KAY KREIDER Commercial Rosene Baby of the class my pride dr1ver's license gym enthus1ast ?'P I'm hungry count on Rosene seen but not heard Yearbook 4 FHA 3, Secretary 4, Llbrary Club 3, Presldent 4 Clerical Club 4, SPn1or Play 4 aw aww KENNETH TILLMAN LANDIS 3 Agriculture Ken Act1veY F C 'er fun? I ll join you' natural blonde farmer to be capable patrolman veteran trornbomst Band 2, Patrol 4 FFA 1,2,3,4, Visual Aids 3 Basketball 2, Baseball 4 y I I ' . . . ' ' . . . p . . . Oh fi , V. fl' T ,aw .Q ' -71,25 3152? Q 4 o - 4 if I f If 5 V n . . 3 . A ff? '21, ,J 4 - U - -- I - ' I - I . . . . . . .... - . . H .- I I 1 U - J . l X x 5 .1 ' . ,V ,A w I That's nothing, listen to this . . . Igot hit inthe finger, ha, ha, . . . my Academ1c Bar Hrghly exploswe that's cobby I don't care hsten to m ah that's dear dynamrc vocal chords Yearbook, Act1v1t1es Edrtor 4 Lrmehght 3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Band 2 FTA 3 4 Red Cross 1,2 Operetta 2, Hockey 2 Jumor Play 3 a mat1cs Club 1 4 BARBARAANNLEED ggi' ii' pmwlh 'Va Academrv Chfls Need 2 volunteer' I can't, but I'l.l try ah, g w'2-nl end Of the rambow m1sch1evous m1ss whatchu talkm' about? Yearbook 4, Kxuttmg Club 3 Future Nurses 4 Hockey 2,3,4 qw? 3 JACQUELINE ANN LEFEVER Home Economxcs Jackre Qurt pushm' me around don't .look now but where'd ya' tlunk you're gom 'I now wha.t're ya' dom 'I no k1ddJ.r' buddy! Cafeterla 3,4 Red Cross 1 V1SU8.l Ards 3 Hockey 1 CHRISTINE MAERZ 'f AN SGW? RONALD JACOB McCOMSEY Academrc Mac I'LL eat lt WHAT drd you say? cold nose warm heart 'm off to a certam restar rant proudly I wear my letters meetmg w1ll please come to order Class Treasurer ,3, Clas Presrdent 4 Chorus 3, Band 3 Honor Soc1ety 3,4, Patrol C ptam 4 FFA 1,2, Varslty Club Treasurer 3 Varsrtv Club Pres1dent 4 soccer 2 3 Captam 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseoaul 2 .5 4 39 3397 733 ,ru Agnculture M1J.1er Behmdthe sound of the big bass drum a farming I shall go smg? anytime pursuer of the fan' sex wha1:'s the rush? really like ab le guy ClassV1ce President 1, Chorus 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 FFA 1,2, Asst Re porter 3,4, Vlsual Aids Treasurer 1,2,3 Operetta 2 ,- 1' CHARLES ROBERT MYERS General Knows all--sees all--tells nothing . . a glove is a many fingered thing . strictly stag . . seasick hair . with a reputation of being quiet a body can fall asleep in any class visual Aids 1,2,3. CARL CALVIN METZ Agnculrure Cec Homework bah humbug farmmg or U S A F ? fmds occasional afternoon naps quite necessary not hard to get along with skating? don't mind if I do? not a care in the world Class Treasurer 1, President 2,3 Visual Aids 1, Treasurer 2, Chorus 1, 2,3, FFA 1,2,3, Reporter 4 Soccer 4 Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4 ALVIN L MILLER g PAY EILEPN MINNEY Academic ay Me andmySn1debaker do1lar's worth or H1 Test! ! handy with the snares 1et's jitterbug! oh. come to the game! full of friend shi Yearbook 4, Lrmehght 2,3,4, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Band 2,3,4, Library Club 1, Future Nurses 4 Archery 3, Operetta 2, Hockey 2,3,4, Cheerleader I MIRIAM ELIZABETH NEFF Commerclal Mun Class m1dget Helen's srde kxck only has eyes for Quarryvrll chatter, chatter, chatter oh, for a hfe w1thout shorthand! burst1ng w1th pep by spurts L1mel1ght, AdV91't1S1I1g Manager 4 Patrol 4, FH.A 1, Treasurer 3, V1ce Pres1dent4 FTA 3, Lrbrary Club, Treasurer 4, Red Cross 2,3,4, Clencal Club 4 JOANNE ADELE PACE Acadenuc Frrend, anybody? full of new 1d83.S loaded wrth leadersh1p men? phooey nursmg here I come! trme, t1me, trme Yearbook Co Busmess Manager 4 L1me11ght 2,3, Feature Ed. 4 Chorus 2,3,Sec'y Treas 4, Future Nurses, Pres1dent4, County Chorus Z Operetta 2, Hockey, Manager 3,4, D1SU'1Ct Chorus 4, Student Counczl, Treasurer 2,4, Vzce Presrdent 3 NED ZANDER PAES Agnculture 300115 Wl'o cares, I'm happy red headed crew cutter loved that Plane G??? laugh your cares away 1t's my lxfe want a fnend? Chorus 3,4 FFA 1,2,3,4, V1Su2.l. A1ds 2,3, Archery 3, Semor Play 4 SANDRA LORRAINE PARMER Commerc1a1 Sandy No rouge needed fun? count me 111 always ready to do her N, share dependable typrst smlle, though your heart be breakrng my weakness a l1ttle French poodle Yea.rbook4 L1mel1ght4, FHA 4, V1Sl13.l Ards 3, Cler1ca1 Club 4, Sen1or Play 4 41 ROBERTA MADELINL PICKEL ommercral Bertre Bubblm' over wrth fnendship dnvmg I love rt' just plam sweet operator, the Devonshue resrdence, please Dad, may I use me car? I hke surpnses Yearbook 4, l'1l13DC13-l Secretary 4, Red Cros 2 FHA 2,3,4, Lrbrary 3, V1ce Presxdent 4, Clencal Club Secretary Reporter 4, Cafeten 1 GEORGE MUMMA ROHRER Agnculture George Lme of royalty S1rValent1ne yearbook lung tall, dark, and hand some sharp shooter wrth a basketball cares to the wmds gg around gent Soccer 4 Varsrtv Club 3 4 FFA 2,3,4, Baseball 3,4 Basketball 1,2, JOHN STANLEY ROHRER General tan Me need stllts? huh uh! get outa my typewrtrez s not luke Mc Caskey's carry your grocerres, M'am? doesn't anybody ao any thlng? I'm gettmg tued of her Edward Hand 1, McCaskey 2,3, Vars1ty Club 4, Soccer 4, Basketball 4 Baseball 4 JOVCE ELAINE ROHRER Academrc oy Clothmg for every mood that Ipana smrle cuddles pmk and wlute teddybear buddmg Florence Nrghtmgale that uks me destr natron love Yearbook 4, Lunehght 2,3,4, Chorus 1,2,3 Band 2 Red Cross 3 u ture Nurses 4, Operetta 2, Lrbrary Club 1,2 I AUDREY ANNE ROWE Commerclal Audrey I'd be a good typlst Lf I could type that dumb thmg doesn't work that's not r1ght m the Roopmg sect1on starkle srarkle httle A twmk everybody count X xearbouk Sports Fd1tor 4 Lrmelxght 1,2,3, Co Sports Edltor 4, Chorus 1, 2,3, Band 2,3, Patrol 4 Socral COITUD1tt66 1 Operetta 2 Cler1cal Club 'V 4 Hockey l,2,3, Co Captam 4 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 Jumor Play 3 MARTHA LEE SCHOTTA ,gg Academlc Scotty l'll take trrples on potatoes Iuse butter 'cause I don't wanna be drf ferent me and my gurta. do1n'whac comes natcherly I qurt' ' there goes a Jet' Yearbook4 L1mehght 2,3,4, Cnorus 1 Band 4 Red Cross 2,3, Archery 3 Hockey 3,4 JANE LOUISE SMOKER Academn. Jane Busyf, of course I am vou have the same troubles I have AB books are here here there, everywhere hard at work always ready for a fnend Yearbook 4, L1mel1ght 2, Busmess Manager J, Exchange Ed1tOI 4, Patrol 3,4, FHA Regmnal State, and Natxonal 3,4 Kmttmg Club 3, Irbrary Club 1, Presldent 2,4, Red Cross Club 1,.4, Pres1dent 3, Jun1or Play 3, Hockey 1,3 4 FTA 4, FNA 4 'rs DORIS LORRAINE STAUFFER General Done I'm toc fat look ar my eyes I know, 1sn't that awful gee any I1J.ub1.I.l18S? then, you do that step Yearbook 4, Patrol 1 Ca.'ferer1a 4, V1sua.1 A1ds 3 I 2 . . N . ... I CIO- . ' ul: , . Q s - ' , ' ' 5 S S . , ' . . ' any ' , , , ' . ,W n . lt! .1 -1 5 ' 'S S ' . S v 'x , ... n ' I A l I . 7 5 . l MN ,: ' . x gg. nil I lui, Oll ' D. ill 0 . 5 . I DOROTHY LEONA STAUFFER Academlc Dot That makes me furxous who cares what people thlnk there goes the bus my l1fe's not organlzed a bulgmg wardrobe there 's nothlng hke fun Yearbook 4 Lrmelrght 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Band 3 4 Lrbrary Club 1, Future Nurses 4, Operetta 2, Archery 2, Hockey 2 3 4 ROY DEWEY swARTz, nl General Skip Dewey- bun bun when do we eat? my enemy? low doorways pretty swell guy ready for a good laugh hey you guys wart up TAMARA ANNE THOMAS Academxc Tam I wanna' get marrled thxs Sklftv oh I made rt how'll I pay my phone b11l'7 o ' Ifeel so good pnssy lxttle mlssy Manhelm Townshlp Hugh School 1 2 3 Yearbook 4 Chcxus 4 Art Club 4 'LL PEGGY VAN CLEVE Commerclal Peg -J Troubles vamsh wlth a hearty laugh found on the end of drurnstlcks ..- former Hempfleld lass great accordlan squeezer ambrtlon music teacher love those men' Hempfxeld I-hgh School 1 2,3 Yearbook 4 Lrmelrght 4 Chorus 4 Band 4, County Band 4 Dance Orchestra 4 Q, i' . . v ' l I . o Q . Q - 3 a , . , , l 1' I 'i N - -- . . . .... . -- H U J 5 Mount Joy High School lg Patrol 3,43 Basketball 2,35 Senior Play 4. 5' Qx A x X X .Q u C21 ' .... ' ' . In JANET IRENE WIIMER Home Economics Witmer Guess what--I gained a pound . . . Ihate milk! . . . Bob's home . . . Ugh! ,-...w- gym class I'll be in the cafeteria. . . Marine Corps Sweetheart Patrol 2,3,'Lierrtenant 43 FHA 43 Cafeteria 1,2,3,4g Senior Play 4g Volley- 9 ball 2. JUDITH ANNE WITMER Academrc Judy Famous last word Rlm' she won't catch it I talk too mudx don't I Dick? I must feed the dogs c'mon the goalies' gettin' cold 7, oh that 's what you mean somebody yell' Yearbook 4, Limelight 1 2 3 Co Sports Edltor 4, Chorus 1 2 3 Band 1 2 3 Patrol 4 Hockey 1 2 3,4 Cheerleader 1 2 3 4 Jmuor Play 3 Senior Play 4 5' JOHN WRIGHT General J ack Wrong way Corngan twinkle eyes don't get the wrong ldea thought you were mad at me Ineed a lot of insurance that 's g1r stuff Stanford High School 1 2 Varsity Club 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Baseball 3 4 ini? EDWARD YEAGLEY A d ic Eddle rv' ca em Kool Kat on the ivorxes you're-1azzy me an' my crew cut rollin' I .af round the rink you know you're a good kid aw I can t 41? 11 Y ls.-.A ,...f, fs' -1. . . - u . - u , , X , . . . . . . . 'L ' 1 x 1 ' ' . Q 1 3 I J S 5 1 1 3 1 y , S I . . . . . . ' . . : 1 , , I 1 ' , s ' , s , s ,4- r Y :V I ., tr, si' .. . ,, .. QNX ' M f'r ',1- ' ,- ff' A . ' , r. I, Q , l:!' I V . . . . , I . . . , . i Z 5 fix 49' LILLIAN ELIZABETH YUNINGER L111 Academxc 1211 MyR N then matnmony pop s petro pumper that Ivory look ki pa.rt1al to pmk tall men ala crew-cut yakety yakety yak Yearbook Class Edltor 4 Lrmehght 2 3 Managmg Ed1tOI 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Llbranan 4, Band 2,3 Llbrary Club 1,2 Future Nurses Secretary , Jp retta 2 J1.m1or Play 3 PRISCILLA ELAINE YOUNG Academxc penny PHY the P001' h0rSe' oh dear late agam L S I-LS speed queen not femmmely irrvolous debate anyone? all nght I'll draw lt Yearbook 4,L1mel1ght 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2,3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Honor SOCIQIY -5 4, H0CkeY 1 3 4, Record Club 1 Archery 3, County Lhorus 3 4 County Band 1 2 3 4 Operetta 2 Dlstrrct Band 2 3 State Band 3 CAROL ANN ZAHM 1 Acadermc Caro Attractlvely attue 1f I'm late I'm late psych enthuslast rn ateur VIOIIIICSI be fI16l'!dS7 Im wlllmg' ooo those blond curls bo kArtEd1tor 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Band 2 FTA 3 Presldent 4 Kmt rear o tmg Club 3 Secretary treasurer,, Operetta 1 2 Hockey 1 2 Dlstnct Or chestra 2 3 CLAbS COLORC Black and Wmte CLASS FLOWER Forty mner rose CLASS MOTTO A thmg done ugh! today 15 a steppmg stone for IOITIOITOM lb 66444 Hdaaou Miss Esther K. Straley, Mr. Clarence E. Rudy Sauce ?aaewell Before we make our ftnal GCPAFIUIS may we leave behrnd a few thoughts? If rn the rush rush of everythmg we ve appeared to have neglected or snobbed someone we re truly sorry We adrrut we ll mrss you now And for all the extra work troubles and headaches we ve caused we re also sorry At t1mes you practrcally cut your throat forus only to go or unthanked may we tell you now how much we apprecrated rt To those of you who ve worked so drlrgently rn an attempt to mold our future at t1mes we hated you for II but thanks for strckmg wrth us We hope rt s not too late to show our apprecratron Now that our conscrences are cleared we take a look at the records We cannot keep from braggmg a bn when we look at the records We see now m one of our classes the present Student Councrl was bom Wrth the hard work of all of us and your cooperatron we saw the Counctl emerge from rts dream world 1nto one of realrty The honor OfCOl.lI1Cl.1lC3dCl'Sl'11P was grven to a number of our members One member of our class desrgned the emblem for the school handbool which was edrted also by one of us These are Just a few of the many thrngs we ve done There are found rn our records also outstandrng contnhutrons 1n the freld of musrc dramaucs sports and others We consrder our graduatron not as the end but as the begrnnmg For some more schoolrng hes ahead whtle for others lt ll be home or mdustry But whatever 1t IS we ll always be grateful to our dear old Alma Mater The Class of 57 61444 Uffduw Jrce Presrdent Robert Book Secretary Ann Bolbach Treasurer Danrel Berry Presrdent Ronald McComsey l 1 - 1 - 1 . 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YW v ' - ' ' 41 V 'au - UNDERCLASSMEN Ju roles mam mam yan,-iduaaw Mr Kenneth!-I Snyder, Mrs RuthB Mellrnger, Edmund Jeddrc As actron w1th1n the new L,S l-LS burldrng got underway so drcl rt 1n the 58 homerooms No trme was lost rn choosrng offr cers Barry Leonard and James Esbenshade presrdent and vrce presrdent re spectrvely Carol Evans secretary and treasurer Suzanne Ward Many letters and certrfrcates were handed to the members of thrs class for therr pam crpatron rn the school s athletrc program whrch rn cludes basketball baseball soccer and hockey Cheerleaders too were found to be qurte plentrful The year before the last was full of lmportant events Close observance of a Junror s flnger re vealed a t1ny armed ploneer set rnto a stone of the color and shape chosen by the class ln trny letters 1958 appeared to drstrngursh ll from srmrlar rrngs whrch would follow No sooner had the excttement of gettrng rrngs cleared when an announcement was made of the arr1 val of play books Try outs castlng hard work dress rehearsal operung and closrng nrghts and all too soon play t1me was over But now preparatrons were begun for the Banquet and Prom As the trme approached every extra mrnute was spent 111 makrng plans The Junrors were the perfect hosts on Ih1S memorable occasron ro vrdmg a scrumpuous drnner followed by dreamy dance musrc As actron dled away at the end of the closrng day rn the thoroughly rmttated burldrng so had xt dred rn the 58 homerooms for the Junror year had come to an end and everyone was on hrs way to a well deserved vacatron 'Wd elddd Offecvw President Barry Leonar V1ce Presrdent James Esbenshade Secretary Carol Evans Treasurer Suzanne War 50 O O I . 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I I . , . ,P - 2, if I i ' ..... . . . . . . d The Junrors thrs year had a very capable rrng cornmrttee Here the members of the com mrttee Sally Thorout Jarner Ruth Ronald Book Donald Warfel Kay Sterner Sherrrll Eckman are hard at work on the selecuon of a rrng Q er gg..-... 5 FIRST ROW Margaret Mayhew, Joanne Eckert, Pearl Mellott, Jane Fenstermaker, Carol N11y, Anne Drake SECOND ROW Suzanne Ward, Glorla Ann Young, Ruth Shay, Kay Sterner, Betty Burrows, Joyce Herr Joan I-Iocke THIRD ROW Carol Ann Barr, Glen Brubaker, Rlchard Geesey, Edward Eckman, Gary Boyle, Ray Kel ler, Charlotte LeFever FOURTH ROW John Auer, Jay Lehman, Eugene Mrtchell, Larry Barr, Barry Lowers, James Ruth 51 TRS, , Ig fl l-1' f ,X N ...A Q, FIRST ROW Patsy S menl, Betty Jo Gem, Carol Evans, Margaret Struocl, Gladys Sodcrs, Laura Scxdel, Mary Jane Mot L1'y,lVl2l1'1C Macrz SECOND ROW Pnscrlla Slucmtr, Sherrlll Ecl man, Baroara Fmdlcy, Arltnc Wtav tr Alma Gordon, Jantt Havcrtamp, Slurlcy Atncl, Rostmary Andrews, Sandra Srngcr THIPD ROW Thomas Long,Bemh1rdFaust,R1chardW1t1ncr, Paul Moscrnann, Donald Hess, John Knlesncr Donald Warfel, Barry Leon ard, Jere Embly T FIRST ROW VIVIZIII ll3NQI'Sl1Clx Blrbara Rolmrtr, Sllly Thor rot, S mtlw 1 W1CH1Ilkl Joan Lrlts, Dorotl y Ltaman 1113 A tlmur Brtn SECOND ROW BaroaraN1xc'orf W1ll1a1nNltll1n,,tr,J:1 cs Eslvtus C1dL,DOIN11i WLUX ROUJ K UU Y J n an Jo mn Rtmnart, LeRoy Dru nktr X roltt Iloustr, A vsunt xx men prtturt was 1 rktn Errnx St mpg I ' : ' l Q ' ' ' ' ' .vs , . . 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N - - SOPHOMORES ,L if 66444 ,4daaau Mr Harold R Wexnch, Mrss Joyce Althea Klrne, Mrs LeahM R Mather The sound of the buzzer on operung day d1dn t brrng a stampede from the Sophomores These Vet eran h1gh schoolers wandered rnto the new bulldrng drsplayed pleased smlles and contrnued therr d1s cussrons of the opposrte sex when these dazzled Sophs fmally realrzed they were rn school they began lookrng around and thought they were color bltnd when thexr advrsors wrote Mrs Mather Mtss Klrne and Mr Werrrch on the green blackboard And out of nowhere frt seemed to themj came a vorce announcrng the day s act1v1t1es but they found later rt was Just the P A System Now that the Sophs were 1n the swlng of thrngs they thought they d better have someone to lead them rn all therr busrness. So they chose James Brubaker and for hrs rrght hand man Larry McComsey Joyce Evans recorded the happenrngs and Kathy Weaver took care of the class loot Hallowe en was a gay ume for th1s happy crew A party for all rn Amos Mrller s barn a hay rrde and party for future farmers and housewrves and gals representrng the class 1n an assembly to prck a school Spooknacht queen were Just a couple of thrs season s hrghlrghts when a blue and whrte Jacket wrth a 59 on the back was seen everyone knew rt was a Sophomore proudly drsplayrng hrs school colors At the frrst Student Councrl meetrng the chosen Sophomore seven James Brubaker Barry Weaver Shlrley Brackbrll Laverne Denllnger Robert Funk Morrrs Rohrer and Harold Sangrey Cas alternatej proudly took then' pos1t1ons '49-Q Playrng an rmportant part rn all the school s actr VIIICS and an especrally leadrng rode rn sports thrs class has proved a great asset to L S I-LS Q440ffun4 Presraent . . . . ..... James Brubaker V1ce Presrdent . . . Larry McComsey Secretary ..... .--- J 0YCe Evans Treasurer , , , . . Kathy Weaver 5'5 0 1 ' Y ,f ,L X . . , U . 5 . . , . . . - j . . . .- ff ' - . ' . ' A u ' . . ' . . . ll If ' . . , I . ll lv ' ' ' I I . . . , . . - , . - n n , . . , , - . ' I A . I . . . . . , . . , . . . . , . I . . . I h- , , I l I I 7 I ' .. . . . , .- X t I ' , . . . . . ,, Here the Sophomore Jacket comnuttee 15 shown coniernng vnth the salesman, Mr Paul N1s sley and thelr advlsor, Mr Wel nch, about the selectuon of then class Jackets The comnuttee members are,LEFT TO RIGHT Carol Mlnder, Janet Lefever, Donna Mlller, Raymond Metz, James De Forest, Dale Groff FIRST ROW Dale Groff, Donna M1ller, Dons Gamer, Donna Denlmger, Mary Sue W11son, Donna Long, Beverly Beard, Thomas Wnght SECOND ROW John Herr, Janet Smrth, Sara Ann Wnght SECOND ROW John Herr, JanetSm1th, Sara Ann Buckwalter, Barbara Tollasken, Edna Groff, Susan Weaver, Mary Wldmaler, Bonrue Adams, Kathy Waver,Dav1d Ruhl THIRD ROW James Brubaker, Sally Schnelder, Joanne Berry, Barry Weaver, Robert Cramer, R1chard Goss, Frederlck Steudler, June Shaub, Ruth Zercher FOURTH ROW Casper Baumbach, Harold Sangrey, James De Forest, Arthur Shremer, Harold Yuxungcr, Wllham Pontz, Larry McComsey, Thomas Burkms H 4? FIRST ROW Janet Lefever, Anna Leaman Dorothy Hlgh Slurley Brackb111 Geo rgme Evans Judy kergusan afillgghygasgfllthidgillli McCamant SECOND, ROW Joanne Kend1g, Joyce hlhller, Sandra Do,mbach, Saranne r , ara co m, Helena Amspacher, Charlotte Plank, Jane Eckman, Alyce Cortese THIRD ROW Carol Mmder, Betty Mellott, Joyce Evans, Yvonne Graaff, Laverne Denlmger, Cynthla Landls Hazel Eshleman Bar bara Musser, Ned Cramer Absent when plcture was taken Glona Kre1der AAL FIRST ROW Eugene Rohrer Raymond Hammons, Ira Landls, John Groff, Raymond Metz Robert Funk, Samuel Remhart, Larry Dul1,Larry Reese SECOND ROW Roger Jones, Charles Lownsbery, C,la1r Shlmp, Robert Landls, Robert Wa1ton,A1bert Smoker THIRD ROW Moms Rohrer, Dale Longenecker, Eugene Smger, Kem eth Groff, Carson Mellott, Rlchard Harman, RobertAllen FOURTH ROW Joseph Keemer, Rlchard Rlneer, Sheldon Tout, Robert Rlneer, John Mentzer, Mans Remhart, Robert Harkcom Absent when plcture was taken Morr1sP1cke1 37 Y . 'I S ,s ' . 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J L R ,W o 'JA , V T sl A - K ' 'Y 'vi of-A 1 f I i, , l . ff . 1 I : ' I . , A A . : ' ' 1 FRESHMEN ef444z4duc4ou Mr D lrw1n Herr, Mr Gerald J Raymond, Mrs Alma B Snyder, Mr John M Srlknetter Hall guard stepped asrde as the Freshman cadets formed a grand march 1nto the halls of the new L S H.S An about face 1nto the gym a rrght face and forward 1nto the lavs a forward march 1nto the audltorrum and the group was ready for orders The .W brg brass read them Thrs company s berng spl1t 4 facel March' After basrcs were completed a company gath rrng was called They all put therr heads together and came up wlth Kenneth Book as thelr chref as ststant to the leaders Dale Denlrnger as second as srstant The company s frnancral transactmns were handed over to Robert Mayhew and the fem1n1ne touch was provrded by sandra Good who toted the pencrl and pad to record all happenrngs durrng maneu vers The detarl of representrng therr company at the Cadet Councrl was assrgned to Shrrley Esheleman Dale Denlrnger Terry Wntenberg Sandra Good Fred Burkhart Rlchard Rerner Jrm Huber Ruth Ann Har n1sh and W11l1am Schotta Each platoon worked above and beyond the call of duty to boost the d1v1s1on magazme sales to the top another s rrpe for the1r sleeves Off went the unrforrns and down went therr arms as each went hrs own way Some of the young ladres chose to grab a megaphone and headed for the gym where the boys were busy at the baskets Other chose to Join the Jumor chorus Baseball hockey and soccer balls flew wrth the power of the freshmen cadets behrnd them The grand march agarn proceeded up the hall but thrs t1rne faster and rn an opposrte dtrectron for they were furlough bound 444 Uffccvw Presldem Kenneth Book V1ce Presxdent Dale Denllnger Secretary Sandra Good Treasurer Robert Mayhew 50 I I I '- A ' Q5' 1 wif o e 5 L -1 1 ff' , 1 ' ., ff t I ,gf . . 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UI' Il rIRST ROW Dale Denlmger, Davm Hostetter, Hazel Rudy, V1rg1ma Embly, V1v1an Sodtrs, Norma Wrtn er, Marcelan Clark, Carol Snyder, Judy Shaubach, Loye Brubaker SECOND ROW Wrllram Schotta, Robert May hew, Kay Lourse Neff, Audrey Long, Nancy Zook, Ann Loulse Bracklnll, Sh1rley Eshleman, Kenneth Book, James Kaufman,JohnMcCamant Jr , Rlchard Knotwell FOURTH ROW Davrd Bolbach, Donald Herrrngton, Robert S1lar, John Metcalf, Thomas Hampton, Dale Hlgh, Ramer Sulyok, Jesse Dowd Absent when plcture wts t xken Kay Barrett, Andrew Krause rife-f FIRST ROW Blame Denlmger, Kltly Flsher, Eva Alexander, Slurley Hom, Lmda ESllClH1E1D,5ll1LlI'l Good SECOND ROW Sharon Pryer, Julla Lono, Hazel Eshleman, Ruth Ann Myer, Manlyn Barr, Mary Slaymaktr THIRD ROW Patsy Smger, Paulette Smlth, Judy R1n1er, Loulse Lowe, Ann Burch, Janet Dankers, Mary Arm McCul1ough,BarbaraF,ckman FOURTH ROW Darlene Cramer, Audrey Shremer, Edward Foulke, James Krex der, Gerald Miller, Terry W1ttenberg, Mary Lou Strother, Irene Long W , ' ' ' ti , . 'I ' Z V: - 3 I V, ,xl x 6 I ' G B - J , 1 3, 5 Q. Z . Q ' 'K ' ' It R 7 - ' 5' sr xx 4, A 'Xu Q , l , A 1 X x 1 , J Y l 1 K 4 I I ' , Q ' 2 W K Ng ' Farster. THIRD ROW: Yakov fiaturn, Thomas Pontz, Ronald Mitchell, Ronald Becker, Glenn Brendle, John ' , . - . ' , 11 I Y r 3 . ,, ,l 5 - ' ' 1 I A. A ' hu - . , J 3 as I T G' f 1 Q X 'D 4 , R - ' . e x , b Qc' A 5. ' l if '55 lil K' ' v r I J 'N 96,0-, FIRST ROW Terry Shenk, Joel Bard, Landls Hersh, Edgar Mltchell, Eugene Weaver, John Deckman SECOND ROW R1chardRe1ner, Charles Qtugley, Harry Work, R1chard Mlller, Lester Ross, George Calder THIRD ROW Chr1st1an Lefever, Fredenck Burkhart, Jerry Shenk, Rlchard Stauffer, James McConaghy, Dale W1nte1s Absent when p1cture was taken Stanley Cramer, Eugene Dunlap, Jay Rohrer, Robert S1mmons FIRST ROW: Janet Fry, Janet Hanna, Elizabeth Williams, Joyce Deiter, Magdalena Faust, Donna Fae Smith Ruth Ann Harnish, Margaret Maerz. SECOND ROW: Roy Smeltz, Ray Grimm, James Dankers, John Wiker Jon Deacon, Glenn Book. THIRD ROW: James Myers, Nelson Linville, Barbara Brubaker, Pamela Stephan Bumell Andrews, James Huber. 514 EIGHTH GRADERS Mfyuazed diauffdawau Mrs lvmared s Phlurps, Mr Jem W schulef, Mr Luther L Weakhm, Mr Stanford F Cox L,S H,S was mobbed' I U The largest m1grat1on of ploneers to homestead thxs terrltory for the next f1ve years moved 1n at the sound of the buzzer They d1dn t have a Dan1elBoone but Dan1el Good was even better as presrdent he blazed therr trarl Posmon of vlce blazer on th1s excursron was fllled by Mary Ellen Yunlnger Recorder of deaths major ca tastrophles etc was Joyce Mellott and all tradrngs w1th the Indlans were handled by Rodney Houser But every wagon tram must have 1ts gurdes and counse lors Captarns Cox Weakhm and Schuler along wrth Captarness Phrllxps f1l1ed these posmons and the group was all set for adventure When they drsbanded each went hrs separate way The gultar strummers of the bunch Jorned up wlth the Junlor chorus and band whrle the dramatlcs took up wrth the Drama Workshop Some of the men lard down thelr arms plcked up a basketball and thclr men and so dxd the elghth grade grrls They lard the1r mendlng aslde and prcked up a megaphone someone had to cheer those men on and even though they drdn t make the cheerleadlng squad they were on hand at the games to grve the1r men a hearty cheer Pol1t1c1ans were called for too to represent thls gay party rn the Student Councll So they put the1r heads together and came up wlth a good crew Damel Good Mary Jones Mrldred Eckman Joe Cope Elarnc Gerst Tommy Lefever Mary Landrs Mrchael Ranck and Dorothy Strubel fas thtrr alternatej A frrend 1n dlstress IS not passed over llghtly by therr group When a 10 year old boy was h1t by a police car necessrtatrng the amputatlon of hrs leg these buck sklns headed adrrve to make h1S long stay 1n thc hospltal a lxttle more pleasant wrth cards and donations lt was a happy well adapted group of erghth grade boys and glrls who settled at L S H S contrlbutrng to rts success and smooth gorng 6J4440ffw0l4 Presldent Danlel Good VICC Presrdent Mary Ellen Yunrnger Secretary J0YCe Mellor Treasurer Rodney House: 59 I I W- s at ' ' -.P , ssts tp -- - , ' T -, it G bi , ' i, . made way to the gym where the junior high team was being formed. Of course, the ladies always follow n . , . D U . I I ' I . l I ' O ' 7 ' ......... . ....... ' 1 ' - I sscsnuasua . E424 FIRST ROW Mary Nell Jones, Ida Goss, RuthAn.n Jacobs, NancyLand1s, Hazel Rhoades, Janet Esbenshade bEC OND ROW Donna Garner,Susan Roe,Barbara M1ller,Naom1 Dagen, Dawn McCue, Patsy Young THIRD ROW Rlchard Johnson, Raymond Ge1st, Russell Snuth, Gerald Trout, Damel Good, Elmer Lapp, Eugene Rohrer FOURTH ROW Donald Swe1gart, R1chard Wllhams, Larry Eberly, Thomas Kllgore, Nev1n Marun, Larry Brubaker, Roy Eugene. Malcolm, Charles hvans Reba Esbenshade, Barbara Burkman, Mary Ann Rutt, Betty Jo Amspacher, Gary Groff, Rodney Houser SECOND ROW Mary Jane Herr, Joanne Hall1gan,Norrna Jean Shaffer, Marlene Weaver, Mlldred Eel man, Carolyn Book THIRD ROW Joseph Cope, Dorothy Struble, Mary Ellen Yunmger, Kathleen Walter, Judy Ruth, Edwlrd Armstrong FOURTH ROW Russell Tlmnuns, Thomas Myers, John Bowers, Charles llersler, Jlmes Klscaden, James Wrllauer Absent when p1cFure was taken Rlchard Goss, Paul Decker I ,,. . S 1 I x I - ' E , A l . 1 Y Y J A . ' 5 .', s Q I ,S x tt, A , 1 rf Y ' 5 . x 4, , . K 1 W tx. Q W 4 s yf 1 I t . Breneman. Absent when picture was taken: Carol Bowder, Delores Herr, Ronald Kneisly, Arturo Halligan. ' x ' ' 1 . - 4 f t K ' f , V 4 ' , 'A A . A , 2' V t . . ,Q , . y Q . a ' , A ' J , R M l if A ,I ' A x I A 1 0 rx Q I 5 L V , 3 H QIIII , 5 if' FIRST ROW Nancy Ge1st,Faye Carpenter, Susan Slaugh, Tanya Thomas, Martha Leaman, Peggy Gnmm, Lydl Tober Tessa I-Iamrsh SECOND ROW T , homas Lefever, Ronald Martrn, Robert Hurst, Robert Shaub, Elam Blanlf Donald McCauley, Jere Martln, Frank Grberson, Charles Wagner, George Gordon, Mervln Breckb11l, Howard Bar ley THIRD ROW Clrfford Shedd, Donald Eckert, Esther Rankm Dons Shaubach Rlchard He L Le , , rman, arry a chev Paul Garrett Wrlham Aument, James Chambers Absent when p1cture was taken Patsy Lou Mlller 4' uiiyqg FIRST ROW Barbara Ranlun, Joyce Mellott, Mary Land1s,Phylhs Drake, Sharon G1bble,Arlene Weaver, Kathryn Strother, Ternlee Templeton SECOND ROW Gerald Ress1er,Lou1s Brackbrll, Galen Graham, Donald S1mrn.ons, Gene Buckwalter, Glenn Good, Gerald Hershey, Mrchael Ranck, Donald He1ser, Ronald Bowman THIRD ROW Martln Auer, Mary Lou Barley, Ann McComsey, Mary Ann Lewrs, Carolyn Rohrer Nancy Myers, Arlene Groff, Jere Michael, Robert Ross FOURTH ROW Barry WIISOH, James Heath, Rerd Scheaffer Absent when plcture was taken James Lmvrlle SEVE TH GRADERS gum an mga glddd fifduaau Mr Jacob Calvm W1ne, Mlss Jane Dale, Mrs Bar bara J Flsher, Mr John B Wolfe Oohs and ahs were the fashron when the eager beaver seventh graders rnvaded the corrrdors of L S H S on the frrst day of school After a slrght delay whtle the nomrnatrng commrttce drd rts duty offx cers were frnally elected and the team of Edna Murry aspresrdent Lrnda Shetter as vrce president Patsy Jones as secretary treasurer could have the prrze for co operatron and effectrve leadershrp Next onthe agenda was the annual magazrne cam pargn Left on therr own thrs year the seventh grade frn cahoots wrth the erght and mnth gradesj really showed therr older brothers and srsters how rt s done' by exceedrng therr goals The boost that was grven by Ronald Good Edna Murry Susre Krng Larry Wrt mer Toby Cathey Sylvra Leachey James Book and Betsy Mosemann capable seventh grade members of the Student Councrl helped spur the yearbook krng and queen on to success' Interests among these rowdy readres vary from makrng skrrts to newspaper reportrng Home Ec rrls are already preparrng to become economrzrng lrttle wrves someday they can already make therr own skrrts And busy little cub reporters for the Lrmelrght are spotted throughout the sectrons to gather rnter estrng brts of news or a funny rncrdent and report rt to the newspaper advrsor Apparently there are a couple of rnsectologrsts to be rn thrs lrttle famrly too for rt was reported that whrle scannrng the walls one day one of them found a class mascot a sprder No name has yet been selected for hrm as we go to press so we ll Just call hrrn Sprder on the Wall Then there are the chronrcally flrt bralned ones For example one young man began the flag salute wrth Our Father And let us not forget the class song brrds who have taken an actxve part rn the Junror hrgh chorus The so called babres of our fanuly may be small but as you can see they are mentally qurte mrghty M444 Ojfecow Presrdent Edna Murry Vrce Presrdent Lrnda Shetter Secretary Treasurer Patsy Jones lm l . 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I I I I I I I 1 I Q I . - I I I I I I I I . - O I I I I I I l i 1 ww V-0-M , , ,.,,N , ,,., .,..,,.....,.., ,,,, ,,,.. +- I A 1 Q-yn' FIRST ROW Terry McCrabb, Patsy Jones, Lmda Shetter, Saundra Lownsbery, Dorothy Barge, Margaret Wrrght Joyce Gorden SECOND ROW Sharon Wlute, Edna Murry, Claudla Bubo, Susan Dunlap, Margaret Byers, Nancy Groff THIRD ROW John Brown,Gerald Danlcers, Robert Herman, Dtnnr Eshlernan, Leroy Trout, John Krantz, Dennls Swartz, Gary Wlnters FOURTH ROW Geoffrey Ranck, Ronald Musser, Charles Thourot, Robert Neff, Ronald Good, W1ll1am Ross, James Blank Absent when prcture was taken Suellen Herr FIRST ROW Rodney Ham1sh, Larry Wrtmer, Audrey Myer, Rebecca Yeagley, Patsy Groff, Susan Klng, Dorothy Schaeffer, Carol Ely,Lester Book, Robert Weaver SECOND ROW Jane Graeff, Edna Eager, Catherme Ely, Bar bara Barley,Carolyn Ha1l,Mary Katherme Lanchs, Faye Rlnler, Kenneth Meck THIRD ROW Catherlne Rlch ards, Mane Proclu FOURTH ROW B1l11C S1T11Ill,Pl'l1l1P Weaver, Kenneth Denlxnger, James Shertzer, Norman Myers, Robert Ward, Ralph Myers, Ear1L1vengood,Mart1n Wrenand Absent when prcture was taken Dons Camp bell, Wrlham Bowder Q I - ' 1 L , A , U , - - x A A 'ki I V A 1 1 L ' ' Q ......,N,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, A' - ., , .,, -.. : ' ' , : ' 'S I ' ' P - . ' iv. T 2-. . X , G' ' ' g' -: 4 f ' K D k K 5 I 4 3 f I - 1 ' 5 Q 5 l z I ' I ' by 4 ,V -5 V flu D W 'gf,'.f' L ll' 11 ', . ' . ,. 5 '. 1 I-5 ' K U 'TTTI IRST ROW Shrrley R1ce,Sylv1a Leachey, Barbara Gorrecht, Toby Cathey, Marran Herr, Glona Rohrer, Joyce Krerder Donnalianull SECOND ROW Ronald Stephan, Thomas I-Ioober,Thom1s Koch, Robert Greb, Clarence Lefever, Leslre Brubaker, Lynn Dull, Theodore Byers, John Good, Paul Welk THIRD ROW Melvm Brenernan, Kenneth Srngleton, Yvonne Graham, Betty Sm1th,Ga1l Stapf, Robert Barum, Charles Shultz Absent when prcture was taken Lewrs Wennerholt 4 Y Q FIRST ROW Carol Mlmllck, Elrzabeth Mosenmnn, Mary Ahce Mosenrann, Esther Weaver, Lors Trout, Mlrram Braclbrll, Joyce ECI man, Annre Stogbdalo. SECOND ROW Judy Saturen, Carl Srngrey, Barry Ivhtc rcll, Dale E5L7C11SI1'1k.IC,J8ll1CS Book, Ted Sllar, Wrllram Spade, Barbara Le 1IIl'iIl, Davrd Dowd THIRD ROW Donald Wrt mer, Mrrtrn Maerr, Lester Cramer, Jay Snyder, Clrfton Carter, Arthur Wetzlcr, John Hershey FOURTH ROW Davld Hrnxmelrtrch Lou1sc,Heath,F1orenCL Hartman PatncraF0u1ke,AudreyH1ck1nan Beverly Dombach, Inrmo Q I I ful amrwww' ' ' W ' A, A 3 I V ff I 'Tl 'W ,I , y Y ' b I Z-T e , 'f I 1- I .5 . A K ft' 1 X ,I t ' an A 3 iw , 1 - 3, , If .af A A f I' 0 F Q 4' - 5 Mr' W r I., -' W lg if I I s - -4 B I' -wr-at I gl I 5? 4 1 I f 5 I y I ,Q '. Fa, Alf ,y ' ' W 'f V' hs. I- I 1 A X-4 V, .Xu-aI T K, I, .-,I XJ I5 K' -fn! ' I ' ' Q pea!! All rn favor say aye says Gerald Duvall Student if-' Councrl presrdent Parlramentary procedure plays an 1m ...,,,...... portant part rn the buslness of the Student Councrl Other councrl offrcers are Fred Steudler vrce presrdent Ann Bolbach secretary and Joanne Pace treasurer They were rnstalled rn an assembly December l4 by Barry Ferrch last year spresrdent The remamder of the councrl was also 111 stalled durrng the ceremony 'I'h1s year 4-0 homeroom representatrves met each week wrrh therr advrsor Mr Wemch to drscuss varrous projects Several record dances were held after basketball games and on other dates throughout the year A GOOD CITIZEN was announced on February 5 and each month thereafter and a felt emblem was awarded to each Basketball programs were planned by a comrruttee and sold at basketball games by councrl members The gymnasrum was the scene of a Sadre Hawkms Dance February2l Socral dancrng and square dancrng were on the OFFICERS Joanne Pace, Gerald Duvall, Fred program errck Steudler, Arm Bolbach, Mr Werrrch is BCWJNSQ I I D A H A v V A r-N ,so .2310 i FIRST ROW Ruth Ann Harrush, Shrrley llshelman, Sandra Good, Dale Denlrnger, Robert Funk, Moms Rohrer, Barry Weaver,HaroldSangrey, James Brubaker, Rrchard Remer, Joseph Cope SECOND ROW Betsy Mosemann, Suzanne Ward,Jay Lehman,Bar'ry Leonard, Rrchard Wrtmer, Donald Welk, Arthur Breneman, James Esbenshade, Laverne Denlrnger, Shrrley Brackbrll. THIRD ROW: Dorothy Strubel, Mary Nell Jones, Mrldred Bckman, Sylvra Leachey, Susan Krng Not present when prcture was taken Robert Book, Rrchard Herr, Betty Kauffman. bb I I 'f ':V.iW R W FM 'FF 6 U l. ' .l . U - ian i - . , , '- y ,,, f . . N , . , . ,I 5 -A - R person. S Q W s F 'ff 'fs cl -X-no :JMS - F S n fx C Q ' ' .L ' F I , W I I M 7 1.3 . h ' N , ir A I V 4 is V J V'l ' . a - ' gk.. ,. A J 'U xtl z'f'f 4 S ,X s ' ' lj I X . S if -Q Wendy came P Xi 1 Joyce Brubaker,Joyce Herr,Joanne Pace, Arm Bolbach, Betty Burrows, Priscilla Young, Ronald McComsey, Kay Steiner. IIAUII 1 lnlnr L-N ly 'I Z' 1, . , 1 Dignity prevailed in an assembly program on February 15 as the new members were inducted into the National Honor Society. To be eligible for membership in this society a student must show outstanding traits of character, scholarship,leadership, and service. Students who are in the upper third of their class meet the scholastic require- ment. Five new members were inducted into the society. Juniors were Betty Burrows, Joyce Herr, and Kay Steiner. The two seniors were Joanne Pace and Joyce Brubaker. Last year's members--Ann Bolbach, Priscilla Young and Ronald McCornsey--re -stated their pledge. Mr. Wil . son presented each new member with a certificate of mem i bership and a pin on which appear the society's emblem A' ,,. L and the letters C S L S, which stand for the four ideals. 'Z' A2- This year's guest speaker was Mr. Roy McAuley, dean of Elizabethtown College. Kay Steiner lights a candle representing one of the ideals of the National Honor Society. 67 74d4aa44 Advisor: Miss Straley Co editor Am1Bo1bach lgddklitkddd The academic year department dealt with the routme classes of a day at school Pictures with a proper arrangement and lively copy to describe them presented time-consuming, nerve rackmg work for this small group But, with excellent co operation, this task was soon completed Jane Smoker, Editor, Jane Fenste rmaker 6144444 Striving to meet deadlines, the class section sweat out many a journalism class plus hours of their own Smallmnumber, they found it necessary to secure the serv 1ces of other department members All heads went together and out came each sen1or's descnption. Joyce Rohrer, Lillian Yunmger, Editor, Doris Stauffer ffuwma The activities section, as the name im progress throughout the year Each mem ber of this group worked diligently in set tmg un pages and completmg assignments With a sigh of relief, they tumed m the last brt of copy and began thinking about nextyear's yearbook. FIRST ROW Barb ara Leed, Editor, Mark Brubaker, Literary Editor, Suzanne Ward SFBOND ROW Betty Burrows, Joyce Herr, Mary Brubaker Mahan Contactmg the photographer to catch a shot of the games, gathering info' about sport participants and their cheerleaders, designing pages with vanety these were all a part of the work which the athletic department put into its section of the year book. FIRST ROW Judy Witmer, Audrey Rowe, Editor, Ruth Shay SECOND ROW Eugene Mitchell, Edward Eckman The yearbook photographer was Mr Paul Peel The staff also received a great deal of aid from Mr Walter G Mooney, Jr , American Yearbook Company representative Q GI P n' . a A . . . - Ex W . , ' f X. ' ' Q ,Y JN J A A plies, deals with clubs and activities in fx ' ll' u fume PID EER 41 gaddzuc Patrons and fmances, respectrvely, were the dehght and headache of the busrness staff Ard from the salesmanshrp classes brought the patron 11st up to an all trme hlgh Through terr1f1c effort on tne part of thrs department, yearbook sales boomed andfmances tookan upward swing FIRST ROW Mary Jane Mowery, Bonme Adams, Helen Brubaker, Joanne Pace, Roberta Prckel SECOND ROW Joanne Eckert, Ronald Book, Rrchard Esbenshade, Gerald Duvall, Charolette Lefever, Sara Buck walter, Ruth Shay, Donny Denlmger 796049 Copylate? The typmg staff was always ready to put rn a few hours of then trme Wrth flymg fmgers, these grrls typed all matenal, never Il11SS1Dg a dead l1ne Checkrng and recheckmg for any rmstakes put the frmslnng touches to then job SEATED Peggy Van Cleve, Rosene Krerd e STANDING Sandra Parmer, Joyce Greenleaf, Edrtor Betty Kauffman uf The art department under Mr Mrller s able drrectron, was behmd all the sketches found rn tlus yearbook, but that evldences only a portron of the work put forth by these grrls Master pages had to be drawn for the prmter and who got the job? the staff 's nght hand ladres, the art depart ment SEATED: Carol Zahm, Edrtor STANDING Chrrstme Maerz, Pr1sc1lla Young, Tamara Thomas Do they need any explanatron? The photography department answered all the cnes for prctures, set up a schedule for shootrng them acted as the mrddleman rn contactrng the photographer, and tnmmed prmts down to sue These yearbook shut terbugs were always on the go, turnmg out ternfrc shots SEATED' FayM1nney, Bury Bowers, Edrtor, Martha Schotta STAND ING Dorothy Stauffer, Margaret Mayhew Co-eehton Joyce Brubaker Co busmess Manager Helen Brubaker, Busxness Advrsor Mrss Klme, Co busmess Man JE! ager Joanne Pace 4 nm ism '94 N im h 3 2' W--W 'J Jane Smoker, Exchange editor, Lillian Yuninger, Managing editor. Ei if fray if xi 4 J Y . ' . . IX - 70 The Limelight ' 1 r ,J 5' L 4.4 '11, 'x,.,g45f ,-25 5 ' -'g ' .1 1' , V As, rw x viz'-1i !..-'-rig 43' '-'. Q o,vyv.f. '.1:'l?l:Q t'f::,.ff 'yjhf W 7.- Mrs . Snyder , Faculty advisor . 73cm FIRST ROW: Markkrubaker, Betty Burrows , Suzanne Ward, SECOND ROW: Dorothy Stauffer, Joyce Rohrer. It's a scoop! exclaim Suzanne Ward and Mark Bruba- ker excitedly. Reporter Joyce Rohrer has just handed some fabulous bits of news to her editors. Now the news department gets in a huddle to discuss its possiblities. We'l1 give it a front page spread. And 1et's use a big photo, then maybe even continue it on page four. Pic- tures to plan, exchange issues to be examined, dummies to draw up, assignments to get out, and the brains start clicking. Get the school calendar from the office, Betty Bur- rowsorders Dorothy Stuafferg you MUST meet that dead- line. Articles soon start pouring in and the editors are swamped with papers. The printer is next on the list, and finally the finished product comes out. Then the pressure of the next issue begins to mount. ?e'4tuu4 FIRST ROW: Fay Minney, Joanne Pace, editor, Martha Schotta. SECOND ROW: Margaret Mayhew, Barbara Leed, Joyce Herr, Priscilla Young. All articles mustbe intomorrow! shouts Joanne Pace, feature editor. Brains start brewing wild ideas, imagina- tions boil over as the feature reporters go to work. Margie Mayhew and Joyce Herr leave the room for a quick inter- view with several teachers. Doesn't anyone know any gossip? cries Penny Young as she enters the room. Joanne ilits about giving assistance to some and lendinga few ideas for stories to others. Bar- bara Leed is busy writing another of her imaginative stories. Get busy on your articles ! orders Joanne to Mar- tha Schotta and Fay Minney. They must be in on time! Confusionreigns as the feature staff hurries to successfully meet a deadline. Spam FIRST ROW: Mr. Silknetter, Advisor, Audrey, Judy Wit- mer ,co-editors. SECOND ROW: Edward Eckman, Eugene Mitchell, Ruth Shay. Are all the games written up? Have you contacted Coach Kruase about a picture? Gosh, I left the score book at home. These are typical exclamations that are heard from the sports department of the LIMELIGHT. Co- editors Judy Witmer and Audrey Rowe are busily writing Sports Talk while their reporters hurriedly collect score books and proceed to sum up the games. Mr. Silknetter is studying new types of headlines, and revising some ofthe articles before they go to the typists. Now they're finally readyto make up the dummy. Where are the cuts forthe sports page? We'1l have to continue this on page four And then--the sports department is ready for the printer. ' aedoofnewd. Am Boibach, Editor-in-Chief. M155 Klme. Busmess Advisor, Helen Brubaker, Business P , gaaazeu Staff 7g,echt4 SEATED: Sandra Dombach,Miriam Neff, Helen Brubaker, Charlotte Plank,Saranne White. STANDING: Sandra Par- mer, Richard Geesey, Gary Boyle, Barry Bowers. Absent when picture was taken: Peggy Van Cleve, Judy Fager. Hold that pose and smile, commands Barry Bowers, photography editor. More pictures to take, teachers to contact, film to develop, and trips to make to the dark room fiJ.l Barry's busy schedule during the LINIELIGHT activity period. Photographs are sent into Lancaster to be engraved before they are finally ready for the printer. Here are some more articles to type, Mrs, Snyder tells Peggy Van Cleve. Click, click, click, ring-- Oops, Imade a mistake. I'll have to start over. Where's that eraser? Ineed another ribbon. Then the typed articles are sent to the printers for copy proofs. Money,bills and receipts are the business c1epartment's headaches. Zadfepo-new FIRST ROW: Bonnie Adarrs, Irene Long, Dale Winters, Vivian Haverstick, Sandra Singer. SECOND ROW: Elmer Lapp, Mary Alice Mosemann, Linda Shetter, Audrey Myer, Phyllis Drake, Norma Witmer, Rodney Houser. THIRD ROW: Richard Esbenshade, Clair Shimp, Tanya Lee Tho- mas, Judy Ferguson, Clifford Shedd, John Bowers. This is a scream, I'll have to put it in the paper, Gosh, I can't find my news sheet, do you have it? So Iwrote , Mr. Cox told the class ----- . These exclamations or similar ones come straight from the mouths of the cub reporters. The cubs listen attentively in classes, in lunch lines and in the halls for any juicy gossip or bits of news they may copy onto their news sheets. Cubs play impor- tant roles in the making of a newspaper. 76It!4Q4d6f FIRST ROW: Sally Schneider, Doris Garner, John Herr, James Brubaker, Sue Wilson. SECOND ROW: Edna Groff, Janet Smith, Donna Denlinger, Sara Buckwalter, Bonnie Adams, Thomas Burkins. THIRD ROW: Harold Sangrey, Susan Weaver, Donna Miller, Frederick Steudler, Barry Weaver, James DeForrest. Did you look at the axignment sheet yet? Boy, I have a good article this time, exclaim the sophs in journalism class. We leamed all about the feature story last week, now we must write editorials. I can't find many different editorials. Newspaper clip- pings are brought inand the class discusses their good and bad points. All types or news, feature, and sports articles are studied.Head1ines are a major part of the journalism study, too. At publication time the sophs help fold the newly printed papers. 58 Wwe' FIRST ROW Lorrame Graeff, Jean Grerner, Barbara Nu, dorf, Prrscrlla Snremer, Snnley Abel, V x 21 Haversucl , Vrolet Houser, Naomr Denlmger, Ba alley SECOND ROW Ruth Ann Ha.1n1sl1, Roberta PILL el, Mary Jane Mow ery, Judy Rmeer, Anna Leaman, Mary Slaymaker, Mary An.n McCullough, Dorothy I-hon, Rosene Krerder, Mrnam Nei, Laverne Denlmge Erma Sohnupp, Cynthra Landls, .shlrley Brackblll, Jane Smoker, Sally Thourot THIRD ROW Janet Wrtmer, Janc Lefever, Patsy Srnger, Sandra Audrey Shremex Xvonne Graeff, Do1ot my Leaman, Barbara Rohrer OFFICERS V1v1an Haverstlel , Treasurer, Ivurram Nei, Vlce Presldent, Jean GfCH1t1,PICSldCHt, Rosene Kreld er, Secretary Mrs F1Sl1CI, ADVISOR A11naLeaman, Song Leader Lorrame Graeff, Reporter, Mrs Weaver ADVISOR 77,4 lhe Future Farmers of A nerrea hold Ill tl1e1r hauus the future of our land For llllb tl1ey are deep 111 prepar 1t1o11 lear11111 lllIl1L1l'l1CW shop new ILC.ll1l1ClL1LS to eon querf'1rm111so problems Bu ter far111ers111ea11 reater out p111loral111d oi ,rowmb pop ul 111011 ahdthey re an wer lllg the eall I Wade 77,4 The Future Homem1kers of Amerrca are stnvmg to be come the best homemake rs yet Fhese youuff lad1es d1sp1ayed lllCl1' talents servmg at ban quets p1rt1e1pat1115, lll fund ra1s1115, ean1pa1gns and leudmg a hand Ill the off 3.ll1L'1I10ll of eounty wlde group -it FIRST ROW Eugene Rohrer Donald Welk, James Esben shade, Lloyd Dcnlmger, Trmothy Deacon, obert Walton, Roy Smelu, Samuel Rernhart SECOND ROW Clarr Shrmp, Robert Funk, Leroy Brubaker, Ira Landrs, John Lfroff, W1ll1am Mellmger, John Wlker, Larry Dull, Ray nrond Metz THIRD ROW JOllI1RC1I1l'1J.lt, George Rohrer Kenneth Groff, Kenneth Garber, Ronald Book, Arthur Breneman, Burne1lAndrewS, Kenneth Landrs Alvm Mrller IOURTH ROW Ned Paes, Robert Landrs, James Huber, Carl Metz, Robert Book, Nelson Lmvrlle, 'vloms P1ckel Rrchard rlerr Ol FICERS FIRST ROW Clalr Shrmp, V1cePres1dent,ADVISOR, Mr Myers, Donald Welk, Pres rdent SECOND ROW Arthur Breneman, Treasurer Ronald Book, Sentrnel, James Esbenshade, Reporter, Leroy Brubaker, Secretary, Wllllarn l lellrnger Chaplrn P K- . .,,,- M.. 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'--1 771,-4 Two cries, Expose your ft arm, and 'Vote for Su' Valentine, came ringing through the halls when Future Nurses helped in Salk vaccine operations and promoted the Sir Val entine contest Donnie Welk, a Junior, donned the lung 's cap when he hit home in the hearts of L S H S lads and lassies mr' wx 1 1-if FIRST ROW Donna Long, Carol Nily, Janet Smith, Joanne Pace, Miss Binkley, Lillian Yuninger, Joanne Eckert, Pearl Mellot, Jane Fensterrnaker SECOND ROW Margaret Mayhew, Joyce Brubaker, Susan Weaver, Carol Barr, Joyce Herr, Joyce Rohrer Glona Young, Christine Maerz, Jane Smoker OFFICERS Joanne Pace, Presi dent, Miss Binkley, ADVISOR, Lillian Yuninger, Secre tary Treasurer FIRST ROW Mary Ann Rutt, Shirley Rice Kathryn Strother, Lydia Tober SECOND ROW George Calder, Donna Garner, Kathleen Walters, Mary Ellen Yunmger, V1rg1n1aErnbly, Ternlee Templeton, Janet Dankers, John Hershey THIRD ROW Louise Trout, Theodore Silar, Cliffton Carter, Audrey Long, Dawn Hostetter, Immo Sulyok, David Dowd, Elarn Blank, Randall Barley, Frank Giberson, David Hirnmelreich, Norma Sheaffer, Miriam Neff, Carl Sangrey, James Boo Barbara Burkman FOURTH ROW Shirley Hom, Betty Jo Amspacher, Judy Ruth, Dorothy Strubel, Lois Heath, Joann Halligan OF FICERS Secretary, Kathleen Walters, President, Mary Ellen Yunmger, ADVISOR, Mrs Mildred Plulhps Vice Pres1dent,V1rg1n1a Embly, Treasurer, Ternlee Templeton Pedgzoudal The members of the Red Cross club started their year s work with an enrollment drive T h e y successfully promoted several pro jects among which were making scrap books packing gift boxes and other work for various organizations T h e cl u b also sponsored the T.B. and March ofDimes drive, which completed an ac- tive roster of accomplishments. Glauealdad Some teachers drctate so fas , I d1dn't catch half of what he sa1d ' FIRST ROW Roberta Prckel, Rosene Krerder, Alma Got don, Lorrame Graeff, Judy Fager, Mlflam Neff, Betty Jo Ge1b, Janet Chapman SECOND ROW Sandra Parmer, Audrey Rowe,Sh1r1eyAbe1,Pr1sc111a Shremer OFFICERS Lorrame Graeff,Pres1dent, Roberta Plckel, Secretary Re porter, Mrs Mellmger, ADVISOR Th1s 15 Just a groan from the 11ps of a clerrcal clubber who's playlng secretaryto a teacher But artlrudes change when someone announces, Today we V1S1t Armstrong's f frees Here the guls see themselves as future secretanes Ask Mrs Bmkley where she put that book Mrs B1n.kley, Ican't frnd the rrght card rn the card cata logue 'How does that look, Mrs Bmkley , asks Joyce Mrller, step pmg back from the eye catchmg bulletmboard d1sp1ay These are all typrcal comments from 11brary club members, who are responsxble for shelvmg books, frlmg cards, takmg charge of the desk, and creatrng bulletm board displays pnogpwuw L... Glona Krerder, Janet Lefever, Rosene Krerder , Mary Slay maker,MaryAnn McCullough Georgrne Evans STAND ING Ann Drake, Yvonne Graeff, Barbara Malcolm, Irene Long, Juha McCamant, Jane Smoker, Naonn Denlmger, Joyce M1ller,Mary Lou Strother, Helena Amspacher OF FICERS Anne Drake, Correspondrng Secretary, IVl1I13I1'l Neff,Treasurer, Mrs Bmkley, ADVISOR, Rosene Krerder, Presrdent, Joyce Mrller, Reporter, Glona Kre1der, Secre tary Absent when prct-ure was taken Roberta P1ckel,V1ce Presrdent -.QJX I I .. ' . ti ' ' 4. 1 u I, . A - Q Q ' A Mg 1, ,, . . O - y r . 5 X , X 9 ,, X . , Q X ' ., ' W ' C 4 ' . .L ' . . : . I x SITTING: Elaine Denlinger, Miriam Neff, Anna Leaman, u 7 ' . - o ' . ' 1 ,, Q a ' . V . ' an L I, ' .. .. ' ,, , 2 . ' . fr it all r J T-l board this month . . . this state- ' ment could be heard be llowing from the doors of the art room as Mr. Mil- ler instructed his arc group. At regu- lar intervals all heads went together and out came a bulletin board mas- terpiece or some other form of art work 6044 ,4zz6laJ 'Christmas display for the bulletin Q 'A .l FIRST ROW Tamara Thomas, Kathy Weaver, Robert Wal ton, Sheldon Tout, Albert Smoker, Charles Lounsberry Ray Keller SECOND ROW V1v1an Haverstick, James De Fonest,John Kne1sner,V1o1et Houser ADVISOR Mr M11 er FIRST ROW Mary Brubaker, Helen Brubaker, Stanley Rohrer, Barbara Leed, John Herr, Carol Niley, Carson Mellott, Frederick Steudler SECOND ROW Susan Wea ver, Janet Smith, Donna Miller, Mary Wrdmaier, Sue Wilson, Sally Schneider, Joyce Evans, Julia McCamant, Gloria Kreider, Anna Leaman OFFICERS Gloria Young, Second Vice President, Janet Smith, Secretary, Edna Groff,Treasu.rer, Mrs Mather, ADVISOR, Gloria Kreider, President, Ann Leaman, Vice President Deana 700'l64l0f Miss Dora Rhoads 1 5 a . TN ' Q. 5 a ' X Q 1' 4, J f 'lf k 5 K , J L ll .s r I 1 I . . . ' , . , . . B . - i X-K l M , 1 . ., 33 ' ' f'f,jf.,g , ,- 1 ' 5' be V ' V lg x ,X I ,E 'gi' V , ' I . 1 n k X M- -rf ' lrln f M ' ' l 154 Allthe world 15 a stage and every person an actor Let's make this quotation our motto, class And now, are we ready for rehearsal? Let's put to use all we've leamed and make the one act comedy which I improvised a huge success inthe assembly So ended one of Mrs Mather's drama classes When Mis Mather was unable to continue teach1ng,he1'vacancy was filled by FIRST ROW Dorothy Shaeffer, Barbara Barley, Dons Campbell, Judy Ruth, Betty Jo Amspacher Mary Jane Herr, Joanne Hallrgan, Sally Thourot SECOND ROW Mane Procrw, Carolyn Hall, Edna Eager, Patsy Singer, Janet Lefever, Jane Eckman, Helena Amspacher Joyce Mrller, Cynthla Landis, Betty Mellott, Joan L1les, Shelva Wien and Barbara Findley OFFICERS Helena Amspacher, President, Mrs Frsher, ADVISOR, Joyce Mrller, V1ce President, Janet Lefever, Secretary 76 mf-1 FIRST ROW Suellen Herr Dor0thyBarge, Margaret Wrrght, Sandra Lownsberry, Patsy Jones, Linda Shetter, M1r1am Breckb1ll,Anme Stogdale SECOND ROW Ida Goss, Janet Fry, El1zabethW1l11ams, Carol Bowder,Donna Smith Sharon Wlute, Ruth Ann Hamish, Mary Nell Jones, Hazel Rhoads, Janet Esbenshade, Naomi Dagen, Delores Herr, Nancy Groff, Barbara Miller, Joan L1les, Shelva Wrenand, Sally Thourot, Norma Wrtmer, Terence MCCrabb OFFICERS Terence McCrabb, V1ce President, Mrs F1sher,ADV'ISOR,Janet Fry, President, Mary Nell Jones, Program Chairman, Naom1 Dagen, Secretary, Janet Esbenshade, Program Charrman WW The Home Economic Club was mobbed with members at the start of the year Mrs Fisher, the1r 3dV1SOI, found it necessary to d1v1de the g1rls into two groups who held the1r meetmgs durmg two separate periods must be a grrl and be rn grades seven through ten There are three project groups w1th1n the club Cooking sewmg, and homemakmg arts Each girl may take her prck For the1r outside actrvityof the year, the home economrc club made colorful stuffed animals and presented them to the clnldren at Heart Haven uf I .1 'J ' ' 'J 1 k , - 5- 71 em V is 1. ' ,-1.4.3. N, F' I 1' ' , -1 . ,A 9 . - J I . , n a n D. .. .. . , , ,,,, -,I 'V mag. V, 1 . . . , . D 1 ,t gy, N ' - wiiigg W The only qualifications for this organization are: You ' ., I W ' 6645 J' 4 ! M 4 ' f I , 1 ' I 1 ' 5 I , in . ah- J D I 'Waudqyad The frrst qualrfrcatron for thrs exclusrve organrzauon rs to be a boy Then rf the candrdate IS rn a grade from nrne to twelve and has eamed a varsrty letter he s rn Af er attalnmgthrs honor members sell trckets and refresh ments at the games pr nt schedules and end the year by choosrng a Var srty Sweetheart rr-rf' FIRST ROW Jere Embly, Thomas Long, James Embly, M1chaelBeacham, Ronald McComsey, Ronald Book, James Esben-shade, Joseph Keemer, Stanley Rohrer, George Rohrer SECOND ROW Larry McC0msey, James DeForrest, Rrchard Rmeer, John Wnght, Robert Hess, Barry Weaver, Jay Leh man, Barry Leonard, Robert Book, Danrel Berry OFFICERS Presrdent, Ronald McComsey, Vrce Presrdent, Ronald Book Secretary, Barry Weaver, Treasurer, Robert Hess ADVISOR Mr Edward R Krause HEADSTANDS Joan Hocke, Janet Havercamp FIRST ROW Janet Fry, Elsa Wrlhams, Jean Grrener, Chustme Maerz Sharon Pryer, Eva Alexander SECOND ROW Mar1aMaem, Sherrrll Eckman, Ruth Zercher, Joanne Berry, Darlene Cramer, Dorothy Smrth, Elarne Denlrnger, Krtty Frsher 7:anJlaz9 Q! The qualrfrcatron for tlus club 1S to be a grrl rnsprred wrth the tumbler s desrre Then the potentral tumbler Jorns the club and her de SIICS are fulfrlled After several meeungs a week rn the gym the ham becomes an expert on the mats s p r 1 n g board and parallel bars ready to show her talents rn the an nual gym show 2941914179 f Single file! , Other door! , and Go back in your room i until your bus is called! , are the patrolman's perpetual cries. S I T The safety rules stressed by patrol members are greatly needed by the student body The serv1ces of the patrol are many The patrol, as rn former years sees that the students pass to therr classes rn an orderly manner get off and on buses safely get to the audr f0F1U1T1 Clulckly and qtuetly and leave the burldmg swrftly tn the event of a frre dr1ll Does the defendent plead qtulty or not QUIIIY9 The Judge Ofthe patrol Court g1V6S hrs sentence Extra homeu ork All offenders are grven notlces by the patrol and then trred before the Patrol Court set up thrs year s Captam Ronald McComsey the capable lreutenants Joyce Brubaker andjanet Wrtmer alone wrth the 63 patrol members rangrng from grades seven to twelve have made the patrol an actrve orgamzatron OFFICERS, FIRST ROW Ronald McComsey, Captarn, Mr Jedd1c,Adv1sor, Janet Wrtmer, Bus Lteatenant SECOND ROW Audrey Long, Jr Lreutenant, Robert Mayhew, Jr Captarn Joyce Brubaker, Hall Lreutenant 9.0.2 'A 4.- -tag Qi' -5 xmas 4' Y' ,... rl.: FIRST ROW Catherrne Rrchards, Audrey Hackman Dorothy Barge, M1r1am Neff, Mary Jane Mowery, Audrey Long Mary E' len Yun1n:,er,Margaret Strubel SECOND ROW Robert Herman, Larry Wrtmer, Gerald H rshey, Jay Snyder, Edna G off, Glorra Youn,, Joan Lrles, Sally Thourot, Joyce Brubaker, Janet Wrtrner, Patsy Yotmg, Betty Kauffman, Naonu Denlmv r, Dorrs Shaubach, Audrey Rowe, Judy Wrtmer, Joyce Greenleaf, Joyce Mellott, Marron Herr THIRD ROW Janet Hay ercamp,S'1errrl1 Eckman, Ronald Stephan, John Deckman, Leroy Brubaker Stanley Cramer, Ronald Book, Jay Evans, Kenneth Lan hs, Rrch no Esbenshade, Robert Mayhew, Ronald McComsey FOURTH ROW S'ur1ey Abel, Prrscrlla Shrem r, Wrllram Aumcnt, Gtrald Mlllcr, Mark Brubaker, Robert Landls, Roy Brenneman, Roy Swartz, Thomas Long Rrchxrd Gesscy, Mrchael Beacham, Damel Berry, Barnell Andrews 18 0 'V t . 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A . 3 V Q . mwetdew rx nf-.,96An 's,., di 33,-4 3 fbfxjf ivy FIRST ROW Mary Alrce Moseman, Nancy Landrs, Ann Jacobs, Reba Esbenshade Patrrcra Groff, Lors Trout SEC OND ROW Lou1s Wennerholt RodneyHouser, John Hershey, K1ttyF1sher, I-IazelRhoades, Delores Herr, Joyce Krreder, EvaAlexander, Janet Esbenshade, Robert Neff THIRD ROW Vlfglnla Embly Dawn Hostetter, Barbara Mrller Susan Dombach, Jane Graeff Elarne Denlmger, Mary Slaymaker, Carol Snyder Nancy Zook, Faye Rrnrer, Ann Lourse Brackbrll FOURTH ROW John Bowers,Dav1dDowd, Judy Saturen Paulette Smrth, Kay Lourse Neff Patrrcra Yotmg, Dawn McCue, Janet Danders, Mary Lou Strother, Mary Ann McCullough, Nancy Groff, Immo Sulyok Arthur Wetz er A lrttle more bass please' Thrs famrlrar cry comes floaung from Mr Ryan s lrps many trmes as the Senror chorus rehearses A rustle of musrc and a problem presents rtself the bass sectron hasn t any musrc for thrs parucular song Thrs calls for the rmmedrate actron of Lrllran Yunrnger Peggy Strubel Dorothy Hrgh and Carol Barr the lrbrarrans who dash to the frles and procure more musrc Wrth the chorus there s strll the seatmg problem lwo young men are wrthout squatung posts Alvrn Miller and James Brubaker to the rescue wrth a couple of charrs Physr cally mentally and musrcally prepared the chorus begrns to perform The rnusrcal apprentrces more wrdely known as the Iunror chorus responds to the regulated movements ot Mr Snyder s arms I don t have th1s song' Elarne Denlrnger and Polly Smrth prck up therr cue and dash madly to the frlrng cabrnet to obtarn musrc for those members rn drstress All set? 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V. - - . . , 1 -- ' ' . .... - . , ' - , , 'N G- I FIRST ROW: Mr. Ryan, DIRECTOR: Ann Bolbach, Pianist, Dale Groff, Ira Landis, James Brubaker, Rosemary An- drews, Bonnie Adarns, Joyce Brubaker, Priscilla Young, Joyce Evans, Donna Denlinger, Sue Wilson, Patsy Shenk, Margaret Strubel. SECOND ROW: Thomas Wright, Lloyd Denlinger, Alvin Miller, Peggy Van Cleve, Kathy Weaver PerirlMellott, Mary Brubaker, Jane Fensterrnaker, Sara Ann Buckwalter, Dorothy High, Susan Weaver, Betty Millou, Anna Denlinge1',JO21Dr19 Pace. THIRD ROW: James Myers, Xtilliam Schotta, Daniel Berry, Bemell Andrews, Yakov I ,4-1 .L ff - .Q , W' ,W L , , N Mau, -No.3-. .fr ...I Saturn, Eugene Dunlap, Doris Garner, Arlene Weaver, Dorothy Stauffer, Ruth Shay, Fay Minney, Barbara Leed, Carol Zahm, Joyce Rohrer,Vivianllrwentick. FOURTH ROW: Thomas Hampton, Jesse Dowd, Ned Paes, Kenneth Garber, KenneLh,Book, Richard Knotwell, John Metcalf, Tamara Thomas, Donna Miller, Kay Steiner, Carol Barr, Sally Schneider, Joanne Kendig, Mary Widrnaeir, Helen Brubaker, Betty Kauffman, Lillian Yuninger. 8. if! ' wr ! ?Wi1i!1i! f 1 r 'fri' 2 we -1 'I , 'D' im- James ff, -Vhaiw 'f Maer'z,Patsy Shen.k,Joyce Greenleaf, Betty Kauffman, Janet Betty Burrows, Audrey Long, Carol Richards. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Adarm, Donna Long, Susan Slaugh, Arlene Weaver, Mary Donna Garner, Richard Knotwell, Gary Groff, Eugene 'D'3kE, 'ZakovfSatum, Ruth Aml M ,M , 4g ,. f in 4-I? '43- Unrw We uf Chfford Shedd,Thomas Pontz, Harold Yunmger, Donald Eckert, Larry Dull, Thomas Hoober, Chfton Carter, Ph 1 a H rrmgton, Sharon G1bb1e,Ma Robert Ma ew, Fa Mmne 'df-Rf Q Lanrhs, Erma 1 3 -3 rp Weaver, D v ,Joanne 1d A IJ x 7311 .Q MUSIC LI GERS IN THE MEMCRY One two three play' The cry went unheeded tor no one had muslc or stands Lrbrarrans our muslcpleasel and rn rushed Rosemary Andrews and Ronme Book closely pursued by the property managers Alv1n Maller and Larry Barr w1th the stands Str Ihaven ta umform Th1s feeble cry was answered by the purchase of twenty new unlforms by the Band A1d Club Completely attlred the new larger band was all set to go' Marchrng practrce today' Some curled tbelr noses at thrs some Jumped wrth Joy and others lrke the blg bas drummer and the tuba toters just let out w1th a groan Bw practrce made perfect and every movement of the blues wa 1n perfect coord1nat1on as the Lamp eter- Strasburg l-hgh Schoc Band paraded by We ve got several appearances to make The entrre band w1ll play at the annual spr1ng concert brass ensemble an appearance at the Chrrstmas Candlehght Serx rce and the newly lllltlaled dance band you ll play for an assembly Eugene Mrtchell, Student Conductor, Margaret and an lnformal dance Strubel, Secretary Treasurer, Ronald Book, L1 O O O 'I I I I y '-- O 'Ng' I ' ' I U ' ' I ' V' ' I ' ll ' . ' - ' 5 ' ' l l . . , . . . C 1 1 I ' - ' I ' . ' 1 2 - . . I 1 1 -- ' P ' 9 E . . . U , . ' , ' ' There has been a tremendous turnout from 'unior hi h branang Mr. Reed, Drrectorg Larry Bair, Property . . . . . J . g ' , . . . O - I lj n? af, Y- . . - I s , ,F sg i 5 l.. ' . , I 9 ' . ' ' . . . . Q. . I , Q . C 9 1 necessltatrn the formatron of a Junlor band, tncludlnv an Manager, Rosemary Andrews, Lrbranan g Y one not qualrfyrng for Sernor band So proceeded the band on 1115 course S.. Cymbals, Dale Denlmger, Bass Drum, Gerald Mrller, Snare Drum, James Lmvllle, Saxophones,Ann McComsey, Edwardlfoulk, Reed Shaeffer, Maxtm Wemand, Clarmets, Beverly Dombach, Claudra Bubb, Barbara Gorrecht, Audrey Myer, Mary Jane Herr Rebecca Yeagly, John Brown, Flute, Susan Dunlap Drrector, Mr Reed, Trumpets, James Shertier, Lester Ross, Russel' Trrnmons, Lew1s Brackblll, Robert Ross, Joyce Mrller, Nancy Landls, Trombones Cynthaa Landrs Barrtone, Lenle Dull Not shown on prcture Tuba Dannv Good lil ATHLETICS Q-. w ' 7am -'UI L! .jf H 0 C K E Y if A A ,lf 4 WEL' Q' l l li 2, , 'N if , O , - 1 'P' Vivian Margie Solanco 2 Pequea Valley 3 East Lampeter 1 Garden Spot 3 Pequea Valley O East Lampeter O PCHHY Garden Spot O After only a few weeks' practice, the Pioneer hockey team was ready for some keen competition. Under the leadership of Miss Vottero, the girls had a veryprosperous season, with a record of five wins, one tie and no losses. With this record, the girls captured the Section Two championship. It is quite evident that this goal was not reached without plenty of hard practice and determination. Chris Joyce Audrey KNEELING: Maria Maerz, Margaret Mayhew, Pris- cilla Young, Vivian Haverstick, Judy Witmer, Jean Creiner,Audrey Rowe,Fay Minney,Betty Kauffman, Joyc e Br ub a ke r . Christine Maerz, Patsy Shenk. STANDING: Margaret Strubel, Kitty Fisher , Ruth Shay,Doris Garner, Sara Buckwalter, Mary Widmai- er,Donna Miller, Sandra Good, Ruth Ann Myer, Ar- Responsible for thirteen of the twenty-four goals that were scored was Jean Greir1er, one co-captain of the team. Jean played center on the forward line. The other co-captain was Audrey Rowe, right halfluack, who was also a great inspiration to the team. These two girls will be leaving the squad this year. Other seniors who played this year were Judy Wit- mer, goal tender, Penny Young, left fullback and Joyce Nothing like a good hard scrimmage. 86 CO-captains Jean Greiner, Audrey Rowe. '7'wMv!Mf4f ' ww C73 4. Q77 Jean Pat Fay Betty Maria 'F' g, TN N Betty lene Weaver, Martha Schotta, Sally Schneider, Kay mil - Steiner, Miss Vottero, Sherrill Eckman, Dorothy Stauffer, Cynthia Landis, Laverne Dcn1inger,Dorothy High, Joyce Miller, Joyce Evans, Shirley Brackbill, Donna Den1inger,Joyce Green1eaf,Mary Jane Mow- rev. Brubaker, right fullback. Stepping out of the center halfback position is Fay Minney. The front line is being evacuated by inner Betty Kauffman and wing Christine Maerz. Despite these losses, there are five lettermen re- turning. In the frontline will be Betty Burrows, Vivian Haverstick and Patsy Shenk. Returning for backfield positionswill be Marie Maerz and Margaret Mayhew. Not to be overlooked in the rush are the managers This year the managers were Mary Jane Mowery a id Joanne Pace, who did a commendable job for the team. The season drew to a close as the team battled for first place position in the county playoffs. Although the squad was defeated in the first game by Elizabeth- town, it obtained third position in the county race. 1 If x r .1 ... , P' N Y ' Q 1 lSi Coach Miss Vottero Judy aww ' FIRST ROW George Rohrer, James Esbenshade, Joseph Keemer, Barry Weaver, Jere Embly SECOND ROW R1chardW1tmer, Rrchard R1neer,Dan1el Berry, James Embly, Ronald McComsey, Stanley Rohrer, Thomas Long, Sheldon Tout THIRD ROW Coach Srlknetter, Casper Baurnbach, James De ronest, Wlllram Schotta, Robert Rmeer, Carl Metz, James McConaghy, Kenneth Book, Charles Qtugley, Dale Denlrnger, Barry Leonard, John Remhart, Andrew Krause, Terry Wrttenberg Absent when p1c1.ure was taken Robert Book. Many new rates oeeer Ileru t rc outstancnn ieature of this year's soccer team Among them was Mr Silknetter making his coaching debut for L S Two ofthe problems facing Coach Sllknetter were getting the backfreld 1n shape and breaking in the 15 new comers Although their record of one win, four losses, and two ties does not appear so good, the Pioneers were winners in another way The boys made a good showing against Garden Spot and Pequea Valley, two teams that hadhad L S completely outclassed Determination and team SPIIII were the two elements whrch showed that the boys really wanted to play soccer. The bad breaks due to the lack of experience 1n the backfield caused some heart break ng losses, but there again determmatron and team spirit kept the boys going The co captains, Ronnie McComsey and Jim Embly, along with the spirrt and hustle of Stanley Rohrer and Barry Weaver, formed the back bone of the squad and kept the boys together throughout the year The forward line was made up of Bob Book, Barry Weaver, Jrm Esbenshade, Ronnie McComsey, and Dlck Rlneer Tom Long, Barry Leonard, Jim Embly, Jere Embly, Dan Berry, and Stanley Rohrer rounded out the squad in the backfield Goalie chores were d1V1dCd between sophomores Buddy Kecmer and Jim DeForrest Thirteen boys were varsity letter winners Among them were Buddy Kecmer, George Rohrer, Stanley Rohrer, and Dan Berry all of them frrst year winners weak polnt will probably agarn be the backfield but it won't be as bad as this year In ad 1t1on the leading teams ofthis season wrllbe losing most of their starters, with the result that the Pioneers have a very good chance for a successful season Dick and George drrbble in for a goal Coach Srlknetter ' vu. Luc S ' ' ' vv :rc 1 g Q ' . . . . l ry . 1 ' ' Next year Cocah Silknetter will lose his six seniors, but he will still have seven returnincg lettermen. The , . ' A 2? L o x ' a t i J ' js ah' - , V x y W f OK. . ,r, rs V' pl d and ' Ronnie McComsey, Jim Esbenshade, Bob Book, Barry Weaver, Dick Rineer, Bob Rineer, George Rohrer. Barry Leonard, Jere Embly, Tom Long, Jim Embly Stan Rohrer, Dan Berry Co captain Ronnie McComsey Buddy Keemer,J1rn De Forrest Co captain Jim Embly 89 I s 4 o If! ' X' 3 if X ' I- Q A 4 3 'Sb l 1-lv me qi M H -K 4:5 4' ,av 'if ' O A FIRST ROW: Richard Rineer, George Rohrer, James Emoly, Josepli Keemer, Michael Beacham. SECOND ROW: lay Evans, Daniel Berry, John Wright,Stan1ey Rohrer, Ronald Book, Ronald McComsey, Coach Krause. ARSITY pw George goes up for two pornts ,hm sucks wrth hrs man 'Lampeter Strasburg w111 never come near to gettrng the sectron champ1onsh1p was the sports wrrters cry Bu o therr wonder and surpnsethe varsrty basketball team na11ed dovxm a fourth place rn Sectron Two wrth a 7 7 league re cord Coach K.rause'sb1ggest problem thrs year was mexpenence He had only two lettermen mth experrence returmng Another problem was that there were no boys who scored Wlth any hrgh consrstency The b1g reason for the losses was vars1ty mexperrence But next year two lettermen, Joe Keemer and Drck Rmeer, W111 be returmng, along w1th several J V boys who have some expenence wrth the varsrty Coach K.rause cred1ts co captams George Rohrer and Mrke Beacham, the two returmng lettermen, w1th keep1ng the team together throughout the year Jrm Ernbly, Joseph Keemer, and George Rohrer were the boys who handled the boards very well for the Proneers Drck Rrneer, wrth a 7 1 average, and George Rohrer, w1th a 10 7 average, were the only consrstent scorers Mlke Beacham and George Rohrer proved to be the playmakers of the ball club wrth the1r contrnuous husthng SP1I1t Joe Keemer, Drck Rmeer, John Wrrght, Ronme Book Stanley Rohrer, Ronme McComsey, Jay Evans, Dan Berry, and Jrm Embly won f11'St year letters George Rohrer and Make Beacham were second year wnmers Coach Krause VV111 lose n1ne senlors through graduatxon and next year w1ll agam have the problem of reburldrng A11 boys w1ll be cons1dered as prospects next year, but the Rmeer twrns, Drck and Bob, Joseph Keemer, and Larry McComsey head the 11st If these boys can rmprove by next season, there IS a possrbhty for an even better year Cocalrco Solanco East Lampeter Warwrck Garden Spot Upper Leacock Pequea Valley Cocalrco Solanco East Lampeter Garden Spot Upper Leacock Pequea Valley Warwrck Managers Arthur Shrerner, COHCTI KIHUSC Rrchard Wrtmer, Gary Boyle 91 I I Y X I 71 , - . . . . . . i t t I L.s. ' ss 50 55 57 K 59 46 ' f ' 58 39 A 31 42 37 49 57 44 Q ' so 40 41 so 58 26 55 41 35 74 45 41 , ' 59 37 5 1 5 l Q FROM L S :PLN nn V 'N YEA fo N TBEAY QV? . -H , . S, 1 w 'Q , 'Q A Ev Q? N5 h . QU X w , Q - .4 N, r Qi! 1 3 sf 7 5' i-'11 7 ,ff x ' C on X Q. 0 X T ' Y, U f 33 ff O69 , QQ N Z dw saga A., FIRST ROW Larry McComsey, LeRoy Brubaker, Jere hmory, nooerc runeer, Donald Warfel, Barry Weaver SECOND ROW Edward Eckman, Eugene Mrt chell, Dale Longenecker, Larry Reese, James De Forrest, James Esbenshade Kenneth Groff INSET Coach Jedd1c Cocahco Solanco East Lampeter W3.fW1Ck Garden Spot Upper Leacock Donegal Pequea. Valley Alumm Cocalrco Solanco East Lampeter New Holland Upper Leacock Donegal Pequea Valley Warwrck Don Warfel blocks Jim F.sbemhade's shot. Desprte several tough losses the Iumor Varsrty team frn lshed the season wrth a f1ne record Wmmng or loslng the IV s were rn there frghung all the way Coach Jedd1c coachrng basketball for hrs frrst nme roused a f1ght1ng sp1r1t rn the boys and kept them cool rn the closrng mrnutes of the close games Don Warfel Barry Weaver and Drck Rlneer were the leadlng scorers on the team Warfel d1d most of hrs scor1ng Wllll Jump shots from the plvot wh11e Weaver and Rmeer played outsrde Jere Embly and Larry McComsey played under the basket and were the leadrng rebounders for the team The boys played very well aga1nst players much taller than themselves LeRoy Brubaker and Dale Longe necker two of the team s best ball handlers moved the ball on offense Other members of the I V club were Eugene Mltchell Jrm Esbenshade Eddre Eckman 11m DeForrest Larry Reese and Ken Groff As awhole the team was very strong Thelr defense was one of the best 1n the league Lack of good OUIS1d6 shots was the weak spot of the team, but theyovercame ll'l1S wrth hustle and good ball handlmg Composed evenly of sopho mores and Junrors, the team w1ll provlde good materral for next year's varsrty squad In fact, thrs year a few of the boys got a chance to play wrth the varslty team 93 I I I W Q 5 1 02 x Q x , I , I 3 . I 6 1 f 4 10 9 1 3 if AM ,- L , . Y n ... V W' Y. I L.S. Pen.nManor 36 19 ' 38 40 8 29 24 17 ' 26 20 18 40 . . . . 33 29 ' 37 26 . . . . . . . Y ' 22 26 - - - - - 24 22 ' ' . . . . ' . . ' 23 33 ' 23 21 ' ' ' ' 35 33 21 28 ' , , 33 44 . , 40 36 ' . ' ' ' I 15 41 . . . . . 29 18 , JU IOR HIGH 4 ' z'oZeww Chnstle adds another Pomt to the game Ch1'1St1e Lefever and Coach Schuler What' You mean I have only one returmng 1 man and a bunch of raw recrurts from whrch to make a team?' Coach Schuler had a reason for bemg worned w1th Chrrs Lefever as the only returnrng member of last year's squad But he proved equal to the task and after much hard work and practxce the Jumor I-hgh basketball team took shape Shoot em hrgh pa.ss'em low W1th thrs cheer st1ll Illlglng ID therr ears, the team oblrged by wrmnng therr fr game of the season agamst East Lampeter, 40 28 Therr second vrctory was snatched from Solanco wrth a score of 37 22 They fnnshed the season wrth a 41 28 V1CtO1'y over New Holland 'We11, three wms and seven losses 1S a better record than no w1ns, were Coach Schuler's comfortrng words to e team and the fact that these w1ns were wxth w1de margrns was somethrng these raw recru1ts could take prlde m The team's ta11 man was Don Swergart, the 6' 2 team center Chrrs Lefever, a crafty shooter, led the team rn sconng, averagxng nme poxnts a game Other hrgher scorers were Don Herrrngton and Ken Book Next year's team has a brrght future because of returmng players who have gamed practrce thxs year, expec1a1ly two srxfooters, Roy Breneman and Don Swexgart FIRST ROW Chfford Shedd, Dale Wmters, Donald Swelgart, Chnstran Lefever, Donald Herrmgton, Kenneth Book, Frederrck Burkhart SECOND ROW John Krantz, Robert Shaub, Rrchard Goss, Thomas Krlgore, Jerr Shenk, Robert Neff, Dale Denlm er THIRD ROW Terry Shenk Burnell Andrews, Barry Wrlson, Roy Brown R1chard Knotwell, James Wrllrams, Wrlham Schotta 92 S , y W ' Jr? 1 1 M y k , ,,, ah,4 A I R II' . if I T , ' etter ' ' ' '- ' ' .. . . - . . . th p p c Q p' W tyey 'V 1d y I E s H an Q ww, VH C i ' I a . as , ' at fi Q . ,C LW s o . Q' or o 1 v, . 1 H X I , , - Q . R 4 y 5 ' x I N . . : . . Y I 1 . l 3 .u a : , . , CHEERLEADERS dw: da :de Fay Mlnney, Margaret Mayhew, Betty Kauffman, Joyce Brubaker Judy Wrtmer, Audrey Rowe Come on team' Put on steam! A peppy and energetrc va1s1 y cheerleadrng squad conslstrng of Joyce Brubaker, captam, Betty Kauff man, Margre Mayhew, Fay Mlnney, Audrey Rowe and Judy Wrtmer, cheered the team on to vrctory Tryouts were held after school and Mlss Vottero acted as Judge and also served as coach Because of the large enthus1ast1c student body and the brgger gym, srx varsrty cheerleaders were chosen th1s year rn stead of fwe as 1n prevrous years The chosen g1rls were all veterans w1th several years of experrence The grrls practmced two mghts a week after school and orxgmated Therr new unrforms were the prrde and joy of the varslty cheerleaders The skrrts were dark blue, w1th SIX rnverted box pleats of whrte The gurls surprrsed and delrghted the Lampeter Strasburg fans when they wore thexr new umforms for the frrst mme 'If at frrst you don't succeed, try try agam ' Thrs rs an exact d crrptron of the cheerleaders' ph1losophy Then cheerrng support brought the team through th1ck and thrn ' 91 , . . ' 'TI several new motions, new songs and many new cheers. . . , Arlene Weaver, Joyce Evans, Donna Denlmger, Patsy Shenk F' 794 The Junror hlgh cheerleaders were chosen from the seventh erghth and mnth grades to exert therr energy for the good of the Jruuor h1gh team These frve g1I1S have shown themselves to be ready wrllmg and able to help the morale ofthe ball club They have shown good coordrnauon and set a fme example of sportsmanshrp rmgmg vo1ces of these flve g1I1S nght down to the fmal buzzer As soon as trme out was called they were up on therr feet and out on the floor ready w1th a cheer C Qae677Ke'44'Wadao IQQ acknaadwyofz !eau2n'Waudq The Jruuor varsrty cheermg squad composed of two jumors and two sopho mores, encouraged the team to many v1c tones The Jumor members of the squad are both veterans from last year s I V squad whlle the two sophomores are re crurts from last year s Jtuuor hrgh Hard practrce proved very valuable as they drsplayed many new 1deas on the floor wrth almost perfect trrrung and ex pert coordlnatron Arlene Weaver Joyce Evans Donna Denlrnger Patsy Shenk Lrnd. Shetter, Ruth Ann Myer, Shrrley Eshleman, Sandra Good, Kltty Fxsher 90 if A ,ff 4. . ' , ,. JO! , , - , 1 ' - h P J V . ' I . . 0 c , - I I ' 0 1 . . . ,. 'T I I Win or lose, the team could hear the a y pp n Q A . . . . . . . . In W -.4 via Q . ' fp if L5 . 7 d W, , wwe ' 'Q 9. 4 . ' ' V mndafemtketemnto ' , X Fay Minuey Betty Kauffman Joyce Brubaker MUSIC M3 ew N Pat Shenk, JOyce Evans, Arlene Weaver, Donna Denlmger FRONT ROW Lmda Shetter,K1tty F1sher MIDDLE ROW Shuley Eshleman BACK ROW Ruth Ann Myer, Sandy Good I Audrey Rowe Judy Witnier BA EBALL Frame H58 Q H FIRST ROW Ronald McComsey, Rrchard Rmeer, George Rohrer, Barry Weaver Ronald book, Uamel Berry, Kenneth I.and1s, John Wnght 'SECOND ROW John Kauffman, Morns Rohrer, James F.sbenshade,Larry McComsey, Jay Evans, Harold Sangrey, Robert Hess, Robert Rmeer Stanley Rohrer, Sheldon Tout, James Delforrest, Gary Boyle THIRD ROW Kenneth Book, Donald Hernngton, Robert Sllar, Ra1n1er Sulyok, Jesse Dowd, Terry Shenk Chrvstran Lefever, Mans Re1nhart,R1chardKnotwell Jerry Shenk,Da.le W1nters, Fredenck Burkhart, Roy Smeltz New school, new coach, and new unrforms gave the baseball team an enthus1ast1c start for the season Mr Wolfe, hrstory and boy's health teacher, was cho sen to coach the team He was able to f1ll h1s pos1t1on very capably smce he had played professronal baseball for the C1nc1n.nat1 Red's Farm Team,the Atlanta Crackers, and the Vugxnra League rn North Carolrna W1th erght lettermen returnrng from last year's squad Mr Wolfe d1dn't f1nd rt too hard to make up a team The prtchmg dutles were d1v1ded between John Wr1ght and Romne Boo , both wrth expenence from last year and the catch1ng was left up to Barry Weaver The 1nf1eld had Ron McComsey back for h1s last veax as t.h1rd baseman and Bob Hess back on second A new comer, Sta 1ley Rohrer, frlled the mrssrng 11n.k at f1rst The shortstop gap was frlled by Dlck Rmeer Keeprng the outfreldposrtrons al1ve were sen1or George Rohrer, center fleld junxor Jrm Esbenshade, left freld sophomores J1mDeForrest,r1ght freld, and Larry McCom sey left freld -if Coach Wolfe fo I I I ...Q J- J J -- AH Q A.. . J... ,, ',, A M Q . -1 . , 0 O ' 'il '.,J,.J,a.-J ,J f . Y Z 1 l - I sc ' v J i 11' J . xt 'ef ' 3' : . . y ' ' '- ' l , . - . . : ' 2 , , . - Q , ' ' l l ' ' t . . ik 74 . . . ' 4 vs X C I D . . ' 1 . ' 5 D ' ' ' 3 I ' ' ,. I .lmvrfedn 4155 Bad weather could not discourage the happy crowds which thronged the West Lampeter Fair grounds on September 26, 27, and 28. 4' The class stands this year were staifedsolelyby Juniors and Seniors who responded admirably to this increased amount of work. 1 ,gk .r T iii' 1 pf ' I 1 1 HI 13 SENIOR PL Y We We 44 Jewel 41 QQ? Qbde Af rl'HG 6 O 'lbs 0 bliss aces? r le e Q6 S01-Gael? oeobe Q e 1 ell eg- 8 Q Q9 611 'V Q C' cial' QQ-ilsblle 5, JS algal! 0 Q41 J E ql' W f . f3'.E?'.:..L! Afn 'I' F l 5:0 . ' r wie 2? 'LW We wewqf N e .x., : 1: oqigjer J ' - Q Leobqlly 00165 -f' - . f'5-2f.f3j'3y1r., ff,,,-'11 1z1 HQ,,'-.,l 11, - 'R- bein ef Rug 'lI. 3T '. O-S' Q3 feds .,..1qa ,frhr .'o. Q .' P er 1 r ' Mr Gerald Raymond, DIRECTOR ff 01:8 we Hema QQ y Edolbaalbe llfarb 'Dba er, Lee 16120211 e r -fr 6 R GQ' r W shhq65w 03606 0300 'fre de C1t1zens of Pme Valley pre sent scenes from then play Curtam Call Judy Wltmer, Roy Swartz Ned Paes Hoyce Green leaf Rlchard Herr Helen Brubaker Betty Kauffman, Rlchard Esben shade Gerald Duvall, Sandra Parmer Lloyd Denhnger Robert Book, Rosene Krexder, Janet Wltmer, Caxl Metz 101 9 0 o 1 Studenrs at the Sadie Hawkins Dance I 'IJ -9 Ruth Ann Myer and Kenneth Book, who won the elimination dance. 'QF -if ? Dance after a basketball game. IVV? 1 1 5 E' ,V Qj U 2 ' 0' i' oftledzuau, 7Zogfza449fzewcwdat44aJdaa644aedmadden?nfeet-tle o-in JY ,,....W ' N F 'x,. Jw, can Wa: auf A 4. 4 - b X'-3:2 152 511 -mx H, I l 1 w f4f 1wf w'ff'f Zagat eau 8 W T11 'X , ,.' .YJ e' Ok. .N h 1 ' .i I F e - ig' 3 HN i , ali il Friday's cast 1 Grandma's Best Years, a junior class production, which featured a double cast , was presented on March 8 and 9 in the high school auditor- ium. K i I , 'I Sat11rday's cast I I . E!! FUN' ,f y A xx if 'f ,. v EA, , N44 'l ff A . ' . '- L, . i . . I J 3' x . W e N VIN,-Q We 4 i 'Ie I Y r Q fx . r A DIRECTOR Mr. wine I5 4. . Representing Lampeter- Strasburg at Cou.nty Band were: FIRST ROW: Wil- liam Pontz, Priscilla Young, Betty Burrows, Eugene Mitchell. SECOND ROW: Mr. Reed, Director, Judy Ferguson, Margaret May- hew, Arlene Weaver, John Metcalf. S7 ff! of J Lampeter-Strasburg was represented at County Cho- rus by the excellent foices of: FIRST ROW: Joyce Brubaker, Ann Bolbach, Joanne Pace, Arlene Wea- ver. SECOND ROW: Ira Landis, Lloyd Denlinger, Alvin Miller, Thomas Wright. The members of the first dance band organized in our school were: Seated at the X A 'r L- .Z piano: Rosemary An- drews. FIRST ROW: Margaret Mayhew, Eugene Mitchell, John Metcalf, Thomas Pontz. SECOND ROW: Philip Weaver, David Bolbach, William Pontz, Robert Ward, Larry Bair, Burnell Andrews, Mr. Reed, Director. Absent when picture was taken: Peggy Van Cleve. l ? Y' 1 1 1 U1 ill 1 ag lun 1 911 ut i I1 Eg.: Y! :dn f i5 ' if if il QS! if 19 MU WZ MQW Qld f 7' ---1 i 'p Sf ki' is 'ffhy ... fr in xix 15 47' 3 s If Q I Q i Q .,..A 0 - Sv . 'if -'fan H wf'Mf4M,,7z , A Jr' 490 g' N' ...gain-. , 39,1 DGMBACH BROS. Plumbing - Heating - Hardware Willow Street Pennsylvania Phone: EXpress 3-7658 Compliments Of HIGH WELDING COMPANY Lancaster, EXpress 3-3657 Structural Steel 1911 Old Philadelphia Pike SAMUEL W. 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MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. Fire . . . Life . . . Auto LEE M. GOOD Phone EX 3-7202 CHARLES R. LINTNER HOMSHER PRINTING CO. Plumbing Heafing Established 1890 Spoofing Strasburg Newspaper JACUZZI PUMPS Strasburg Pa. Willow St. Penna Phone OV 7-274I EX 3-7278 PEQUEA VALLEY GARAGE John R. Breneman, Jr. Automatic Transmission Repair P. O. Box 96 Willow St. Lanc. 4-5287 B. G. MELLINGER 8. SON Coal - Lumber and Fuel Oil EX 7-6656 Lanc., Pa. I. B. GRAYBILL 8. SON Coal - Lumber - Fuel Oil Lime - Fertilizers - Feed Refton Pennsylvania Phone STerIing 6-3722 KARL H. GROFF VON HENRI TASTY PASTRIES .IEWELER . Homemade Cakes, Pies, Buns Gihs Watch Repair Eos, State Street 85 Willow Street Pike Quarryville Penflfl- Lancaster Pennsylvania Lancaster Penna THE HOUSE BY THE ROAD Tourists Accommodations Susquehanna Trail Route III 3 Miles South of York R. D. No. 2 York Penna. Mrs. .I. E. Edgar Sheet Metal Work Water Heaters Furnaces 8. Oil Burners JOHN H. 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BRAME WITMER Oil Heat Service Timken Oil Heating Sales 81 Service 2-3613 - 3-2414 536 S. Prince Street Lancaster, Pennsylvania Air' Condi Tliiihtd E. A. LEAMAN . 1 ..,,. , General Auto Repairs 5, I f l Norse. xxx, Route 222 New Providence , Slwt Grill Quarryville 376R5 I I ' hh' , Used Cars g HORSESHOE GRILL BETTY'S BEAUTY SALON Strasburg, Pennsylvania Overland 7-3136 BRUBAKER PLUMBING 81 HEATING Old Harrisburg Pike 2-way radio for faster service Compliments from NEIGHBORS Strasburg, Pennsylvania COPE and WEAVER Route 1 Willow Street, Pennsylvania JOHN A. COYLE Electrical Contractor Strasburg, Pennsylvania L. .l. DENLINGER CO. Feed - Lumber - Coal Paradise, Pennsylvania DULL'S RESTAURANT Lampeter, Pennsylvania ALLEN R. ELLENBERGER Real Estate 81 Insurance Mrs. A. C. Hilborn - Agent lt pays to look well CLYDE L. ERB, Barber 1601 Old Phila. Pike CARL J. ESHLEMAN ' Pointing 81 Poperhanging Refton, Pennsylvania EDWARD FOULKE'S ATLANTIC STATION 1616 Old Phila. 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