Lewisburg High School - Oneida Yearbook (Lewisburg, PA)
- Class of 1957
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Iizgzai- ' ' '7I:25 ' ' - .-.1.f,g335g1gg:2:g3333:2:5'P- ' f '1'f'1'52-I-2-.1. 1::.:.y X.. 1 7 J ,... f,-,l:4T-vq Y f-?'- Y, 'Lk '-T- 44' I 1, , WM: 1-T i NBA-: M 4 v Y N v Q, is-fu ps I if 4- ., Miss Ritter iidication ln recognition of her interest in the school and in appreciation ot her con- tribution to the many phases of school life, we, the class of 1957, dedicate our Oneida to Miss Hild 5 a Ritter V Wllllw 'G ' Q. 'A-, K M KX qlmxv l 1 'I CN Q n f 1 S 6 Z in l flff Y- X ll x if l l l 1' i'5-Zafwx s 'lf ' w f f 'll ilvl l R f , Q -ll I - , ' l il U Administration and Faculty ROBERT E. BECKMAN STANFORD L. KUNKLE Supervising Principal High School Principal 6 Faculty WILLIAM BASTIAN Social Studies' CHARLES AGUE Social Studies RICHARD S. A. ABBOTT Social Studies, French NOREEN BLUM Library MAXINE K. BIEBER Home Economics WALTER J. BECHTEL Industrial Arts RUTH DELCAMP Mathematics GEORGE CUSTER, JR. Mathematics NANCY L. CAWLEY , Home Economics WW? JENNIE S. ERDLEY English DENVER DYER Mathematics Director of Athletics JOHN J. DOHMANN Driver Education, English General Business r. 1:5 M iii i ii igsav ,tg-L Q i i1 ,fs v .if f X I I 'ii' J i AI mi its his if Egg ig. TR 5 5 YJ ue, 1' x an 3 X NA :Flint , 1 is I i jx: fs seem . . I' R1 ig 'Vt it ' 7 fi 'ij , , -A A - 1 'H A -2-. -. ' A i i -rf Q ., ,, gc. . i ii V 2, .sm B ,i ,QQ fm ewan M, ,,,, ,. . 1 - , ii , ,L wie- , .mem M, ug Y iii i ll A . y iiiyyyiii M ., gil, 4 il i, its i. i rr ii iii 1 ii iiiiiim , ,xi gc .J o i l xt Le-...law ,Y ..., ,Huge V, 5-me Ejzf' t Social Studies Mathematics i , i ,lv jx - if' 1 , : it : - lL i Lf ff 4-1-. :5:': 'f ii Social Studies HELEN E. KEISER Physical Education 8 G Faculty GEORGIANNA ESCH NORMAN 0. FALCK Geography ALLEN W. FLOCK Choral Music ELIZABETH S. GARDNER Biology, Mathematics EARL, A. GILL General Science ELIZABETH S. HIBLER Social Studies KENNETH H. HIDLAY DELAZON P. HIGGINS Music, English ROBERT HIMMELREICH Physical Education . WALTER KEISTER F Q Art I DONALD A. KESSLER Business Education Faculty JOHN LEISTER Instrumental Music Band DONALD LANE English GERALD F. KUNKLE Industrial Arts A NNA JANE MOYER English VERNA 'C. MARVIN Social Studies JOHN H. LIGGETT Vocational Agriculture MILDRED G. English, Latin LUETTA W. PERSON Science HILDA M. RITTER Business Education PU RSLEY ANDREW T. SEMBER ' Health Education WILLIAM R. Guidance KARL G. ROHRBACH Mathematics Rum. .q .X X 33, --C ,D N-C' J.- iiH !iwf'Bs1'? ii 'W I iii A La iijiwaiiggifxiiuii ii , M it 1, fa G Faculty E BETTY STOVER English .F S or School Services ZLL.LLf LOIS L. WEBSTER English VIRGINIA M. WAGNER School Secretary Custodial Staff School Nurse Cafeteria Staff Left to Right-Susan Fisher, Mary Kathryn Stahl, Ruth Royer, Cornelia Rohland, Ruth Herman, Kay McKissick, Esther Thomas. Left to Right--Ernest Krouse, NJ '-S7 Pork Zieber, George Parcloe. M' LEE THORNTON ,,-5, J l . Y , I Z n V HI , ' f' f' -ovvjj Egfr' jr ' ' I 1 1 1 '- ' P, , A. 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C Joseph Fenton David Jackson Georgia Noll George Reish J Shirley Straub First Row-Straub, Fenton. lass Officers President Vice-President ' Secretary Treasurer Assistant Treasurer if , 'f ' Second Row-Jackson, Reish, Noll. enior Class E. Janet Aurand M. Gale Ayers December 4 October 9 Hf-Lifes Stott 4, Mixed Chorus I, Hi-Liles Staff I, 2, 3, 4, Handbook 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Staff, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, V4, Girls' Q Girls' Ensemble 3, Business Edu- Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Ensemble 4, cation Club 2, 3, 4, G. A. L. 3, 4, F. H. A, I, 2, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4, Library G. A. L. 4, Girls' League I, 2, 3 Stott I, 3, F. H. A. I, Intramurals 4, Art Club 4, President 4, Intra- 2, 3, 4. murals I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Softball X. '., X- 1 1, 2. K F Sandra L. Balliet August I3 Hi-Lifes Staff -4, Mixed Chorus 4, Girls' Chorus 4, Girls' League I, 2, 4, G. A. L. 4, F. H. A. 4, Art Club 4, Intramurals 3, 4, Varsity Softball 3. li .MII Y Q 5' W I ,W g qn g ,- ....,.,. tg. 4 V I I HLZLL- . L L... l.- f - Barbara M. Beck August I6 HI-Lifes Staff I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, President 4, District Band 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Ensemble 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, G. A. L. 3, 4, President 4, Dramatic Club I, Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 2, May Court 3, Class President 2, Varsity Softball I, 2, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. Donna J. Bennqge March 2 ONEIDA Stott 4, Hi-Lifes Staff 4, Girls' Chorus 2, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Business Edu- cation Club 2, Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4, G. A. L. 3, 4, May Court 3, lntramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Softball l, 2, 3, Varsity Basket- ball 3. Class of 1957 sac, il . aflf2 '1 , P... ..-. I-j,Lj..q,,m': gig Vrxx :EL li l ' .1 . , 2: ' 1 4 3 Ek- W g -Q' at ' i ,L -... .i Q 1 i :H ... A . , .H , J llli' ii: asap? Patricia E. Bennage May 30 Hi-Liles Staff 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 4, Girls' En- semble 4, Dramatic Club l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4, Speech Club 4. 'H- David L. Bennett August 29 Band l, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 2, 3, 4, President 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, District Band 2, Science Club l, 2, Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, Varsity Club 3, 4, Nature Club 4, Speech Club 4, Varsity Wrestling 3, 4, Football, Jay-Vee 2, 3, Varsity 4. Jay 0. Bowersox October 22 Boys' League l, 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4, Intra- murals 2, 3, 4. Mary' C. Carr May l5 Girls' Chorus l, F. H. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4, Busi- ness Education Club 3. Sara Ann Blouch May 26 Hl-Lifes Staff l, 2, 3, 4, Editor-in- Chief 4, 'Girls' Chorus 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club l, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Writing Club 4, Intramurals l, 2, 43. Donna E. Broadt April 24 Hi-Lifes Staff 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, Dramatic Club l, 2, 3, Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council l, F. H. A. 2, 3, 4, G. A. L. 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4. Janet E. Courter February 8 ONEIDA Staff 4, F. H. A. l, 2, G. A. L. 3, 4, Business Education Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' League l, 2, Q3 4' Wifeiiii '. ' l!.::.,.i.. 'll l W s Ik, l He' l' r Rf ..irm 1 fe-3 :ELF V. .- ls V M. Jane Diehl April 30 V Girls' Chorus l, Business Education 2, 3, 4, G. A. L. 3, 4, League l, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4. 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4. l Saraelen Dodge November 4 ONEIDA Staff 4, Library Staff l, 2, 3, 4, Business Education Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4. Yvonne M. Fetzer Seniors ef. Martha J. Erdley W Y ' ,,,,5e ,E ' i ' E March I3 ' i ' I 'W ONEIDA Staff 4, F. H. A. I, 2, 3, Z 2 V . 4, President 4, Girls' League I, 2, I ff, 1 V L 3, 4, Business Education Club 4, Q ' 'il I 5' -I Intramurals 3, 4. .i.,,.1 J. Joseph Fenton Raymond P. Fausey August 6 Selinsgrove Joint High School I, 2, 3, Boys' League 4, Intramurals 4. I I I wwf!! January I6 Boys' Chorus 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Boys' League I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Class President 4, Football, Jay-Vee I, Varsity 2, 3, 4, Basketball, Jay-Vee 2, Var- sity 3, 4, Baseball 3. Jane E. Fisher. August 22 ' ONEIDA Stott 4, Handbook Staff, Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Ensemble 3, 4, F. H. A. I, Business Educa- tion Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4, G. A. L. 3, 4, Student Council 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3. Betty Jean Forbes May 5 Hi-Lifes Staff 2, 3, 4, Business Education Club 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. I, 2, Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2. July 2I Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4, Busi- ness Education Club 2, G. A. L. 4, Intramurals I, 3, 4. June L. Follmer June 27 ONEIDA Staff 4, Hi-Lifes Staff 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Ensemble 3, G. A. L. 3, 4, Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4, Business Education Club 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. I, Photography Club 4, Library Staff I, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. Alan D. Gardner March 3 Handbook Staff, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Boys' Chorus 4, Dramatic Club I, 2, 3, Key Club 3, 4, Speech Club 4, Varsity Club 4, Student Council 2, 3, Class President 3, Boys' League I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 4, Intramurals David R. Gay January I Boys' Chorus 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Science Club I, 2, Varsity Club 3, 4, Boys' League I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Student Coun- cil President 4, Football, Jay-Vee 2, Varsity 3, 4, Varsity Wrestling 3, 4. 2, 3. , I, ejgggf--' .. I IQ I: I Pauline E. Hauck August I6 Hi-Lifes Staff 4, Handbook Staff, G. A. L. 3, 4, Business Education Club 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4, Intra- murals I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Softball 2, 3, Varsity Basketball 3. Ellen L. Headley June 25 Eirls' Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Ensem- ble 3, 4, Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club I, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Photography Club 4, Archery Club 4, Intramurals 2, 3. I , .I I , r Class of 1957 All Shirley l. Herman August 2 ONEIDA Staff 4, Hi-Lifes Staff I, 2, 3, 4, Handbook Staff, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4, G. A. L. 4, Business Education Club 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 3. be Richard F. Humphreys , Hr. V-s.. 'l II 0 1 I , .N ., iv ' ri ww Jil' f f, If if 'f' 'lbs' My rr V' e K . fs.,,., V' fl-5' Aielllllii H li-is jig ' .1- Tm, ,,....:g, :ge A an g .-ggi, .liiei gr -- ,: .I October I3 ONEIDA Staff 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief 4, Handbook Staff, Chairman, Varsity Club 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Science Club 4, Boys' League I, 2, 3, 4, National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Student Council 2, Football I, Basketball, Jay-Vee 2, Varsity 3, Golf 2, 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3. David A. Jackson December 4 Lincoln Memorial High School I, Boys' League 2, 3, 4, Nature Club 4. Rose Marie Hunt September 30 West Shore High School I, Hi-Liles Staff 2, 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Girls' Chorus 4, F. H. A. 2, 3, 4, G. A. L. 3, 4, Business Education Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Girls' League 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 3, Intramurals 2, 3, 4. Eleanore M. Johnson June 27 ONEIDA Stott 4, Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4, Dra- matic Club I, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 4, Art Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3. Martha M. Kline September 28 ONEIDA Staff 4, HI-Lifes Staff 4, Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4, Business -HI ir 3- 'i '- ,' :fi 'I' ' l' will 'Ili I Z? Gif' -5 'Mil' Al v iJ-J'1.43'v li James D. Kafherman Ii i. - fl-if December I9 gf 'li l Boys' League I, 2, 3, 4, Radio 7 ' ' I Club 4, Varsity Football 3, 4, - I I. I , Jay-Vee Basketball 2, Intramurals I 'I 21 3- 1.3-TH 1 A ill-Egg iii' Francis E. Lauver June 28 Boys' Chorus 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Radio Club 3, 4, Archery Club 4, Boys' League I, 2, 3, 4, Intram- urals I, 2, 3, Basketball I. Education Club 2, 3, 4, Intra- murals I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basket- ball 3. Patricia A. Leonard October 22 Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 4. Seniors Lawrence A. Lloyd ,N June 28 Boys' Chorus I, Mixed Chorus I, Bays' League 2, 3, 4. luv' ra.. .'l,,, '. '-3,1 .,., 11,1 Patricia A. McKissick November I9 I Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Mixed I Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' League l, 2, zzz , Q, 1 I T 3, 4, G. A. L. 4, Business Educa- tion Club 2, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4. K r .2 . .. s I .fu QQ.. ' Y.. L -, i' I I U I ,, Judith C. Marvin January 24 Rockdale High School I, 2, Hi-. Lifes Staff 4, Handbook Staff, 1 Band 3, 4, District Band 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 3, 4, Girls' Ensemble 3, 4, Girls' League 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, Varsity Club 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 3, G. A. L. 4, Intramurals 3, 4. I 5,311.11 if :fu V 5 ' . . , R .. 1 1 1 'I J Jerrold Miller May 25 Science Club I, 2, 4, Radio Club so 3, Boys' League l, 2, 3, 4, Speech Club 4, Intramurals 3, 4. ,,g5,5gg5s311,,111 1 V , S .. ' , 71' ,,,,. V. 5 ..... Y, , ki, H11 I1, 11 M E .I .. ..'.,,-fr . x . . , rw- ' .. .,. ' ig' X I I 1 I 1 1 I ' tt 0--jf , . se . Suzanne B. Miller fi, 9 ' 315. October 9 Hi-l.IIeS Staff 2, 3, 4, Mixed ',I g P' L ,,-1 Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, fi I ' 6 4, F. H. A. I, 2, Girls' Leagu , 2, 3, 4, G. A. L. 4, Dramatic Club . 4- - l-, 2, 3, Library Staff 2, 4, Nat- ional Honor Society 3, 4, President Y 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. ' , 9 ...I. 1 Joseph V. Malloy Jr. April 9 Varsity Club 3, 4, President 4, Elizabeth J. McKissick November I9 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Business Education Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4, G. A. L. 4, F. H. A. I, Intramurals 3, 4, Varsity Softball 2. fe sl-'1f'r ' 'F-' ' - Key Club 3, 4, Bays' League 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, Boys' League 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball, Jay-Vee 2, Varsity 3. Maredith S. Meixell Jr. February 27 Mixed Chorus 4, Boys' Chorus 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Boys' League 2, 3, 4, Basketball, Jay-Vee 2, Var- sity 3, 4, Baseball 3, Football, Jay- Vee 2, Varsity 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3. Mary Jane Miller February 7 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4, G. A. L. 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Softball 2, 3, Varsity Bask- etball 3. . JW F fs- 11 . flfingrv.. 1. 1 1' , ' I '.I 1. , , 1, . 1 A r' l 5.353 ,M ' .L. . 1 . 1'5- ... ,j, Ir Il.: .I'1..'Qg... Igg...,,... . , .... I '.. t'i .. te I: 1 1 I' L ' I . .75 9' J . .,, L.. 1 I ILL l I ' I I f 1 1 Donna M. Millward November 23 Band 3, 4, Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Ensemble 4, Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Business Education Club 3, 4, Archery Club 4, Dra- matic Club l, 2, VarsitY Club 2, 3, 4, G. A. L. 3, 4, Varsity Soft- ball I, 2, 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. . A Class of 1957 at Sandra M. Mincemoyer W i j March 10 A , Hi-Lifes staff 4, Mixed chorus 1, l Art Club 45 Business Education Club 45 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4. i Q ',,+ il .Ai sn 3 l , l, ,i .,.:, riff' ei i Patsy A. Mummaw Bernacline F. Noce January 6 April 3 5 if ,i ii' . .,,, x lf i1'Il1 f',,,,iii.I N' i , mile! 1 X i l 1 ' , 'ii 1. i 1, 'gS,,gi+?'.. ',,, 3 Ir.-'JEL i 1 'f -Y .2 ., ' 'Wi - -- fl f , i -fr .. 4 ' e 1 I it A Y 5 ii-QE' .ii . ' Hi fi V-L, 5 N ..iusi7E3.y ' W i Y 'l N ' ' ' 1 '. .1 Vs-, .1 H 3 ' . rf 5 .Cp - Q-. A Robert B. Proctor October I0 Science Club 3, 45 Nature Club 45 Art Club 45 Boys' League 45 Pho- tography Club 45 lntramurols 2, 3. ONEIDA Staff 45 Mixed Chorus l5 F. H. A. l, 2, 3, 45 G. A. L. 45 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 45 Business Education Club 15 Library Staff l5 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Georgia A. Noll March 27 Hi-Lifes i, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 25 Band 3, 45 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 35 G. A. L. 45 Girls' League i, 2, 3, 45 May Court 35 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4. Frances H. Parker March l3 Hi-Liles Staff l5 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 45 Girls' Ensemble 3, 45 Dis- trict Chorus 3, 45 State Chorus 35 Dramatic Club 15 Girls' League i, 2, 3, 45 G. A. L. 45 Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 May Queen 35 Student Council 35 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 4. Hi-Lifes' Staff 3, 45 Library Staff I, 2, 3, 45 Business Education Club 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club 25 F. H. A. i, 25 Art Club 45 G. A. L. 3, 45 Girls' League I, 2, 3, 45 Intramur- als i, 2, 3, 4. Richard D. O'NeilI September 14 Mixed Chorus 25 Boys' Chorus 25 Boys' League 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Football 45 Intramurals 2, 3. ? Doris L. Parson August 18 Hi-Lifes Staff 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 45 Busi- ness Education Club 2, 3, 45 G. A. L. 3, 45 lntramurals l, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Softball 2, 35 Varsity Arlene F. Minium August 30 Hi-Lifes Stott 45 Business Educa tion Club 2, 3, 45 F. l'l. A. l, 2 G. A. L. 3, 45 Girls' League l, 2 3, 45 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4. Basketball 3. El Wulf V 4 Helen J. Pursley H V. J 4 - ? December l 2' g gs E-iirls' League l, 2, 3, 45 F. H. A in .- J , , V F' , i iji' ' H li li 1 . . ,, ,. if .' i 5, ., ...E . w f j. , . ir -i i gg: iii ,' i. i. .i ii'.iI'ii wiaij 'i ' rw viii H Milil - ii ii mm im. Mary Ellen Reed November I0 Hi-Liles Stott I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, Business Education Club 2, 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4, G. A. L. 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 4. Seniors E I Nfl? Y , lvl . riff-'4 1 T .P i,.: S-ELI I , 'f' x. - n '45 . I I M Q - ... ' M ' A , fs George A. Reish March I8 ONEIDA Staff 4, Hi-Lifes Staff 2, Art Club 2, 3, Science Club I, 3, 4, Boys' League I, 2, 3, 4, ln- tramurals I, 2. T X 'i - rf... , ,..,5 ' ,Ye 'V ' .A ' 'L -J t...: 1 -HQ' .. ,Z ,mi fi? QI F? . -if 'T . .- . .lllll WMI iw., , V I. M M N , VN i?:w,,I!,I.!j1 X WIII 'fl m ' av W, E lgL'Q:f-:E - ... I ' ' E ' 'I55' s:a:afsfa: ::Q ': I.-:iss f 33 Sf- ,,, ' + gs, f 7657 V ' I es. er.. i'l '1IilI 9 M A Ss? - 233 Larry F. Robbins July 23 Boys' League I, 2, 3, 4, Intram- urals I, 2, 3, 4. Ronald T. Reitz December 28 F. F. A. I, 2, Boys' League I, 2, 3, 4, Nature Club 4, President 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Basketball, Jay-Vee 2, Varsity 3, 4. George P. Riggs July 22 Boys' Chorus 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Boys' League I, 2, 3, 4, Nature Club 4, Intramurals 2, 3. John A. Riley November I8 ONEIDA Staff 4, F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Archery Club 4, Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Jay-Vee Football 2. Nancy L. Rice February 20 Hi-Lifes Staff 4, Handbook Staff, Girls' Chorus 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4, Business Education Club 4, Intramurals 3. James C. Riley November I8 ONEIDA Staff 3, 4, Business Man- ager 4, Hi-Lifes Staff 3, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Art Club 2, 3, Science Club I, 3, Student Council I, Boys' League I, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Class Presi- dent I, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2. James A. Rishel December 29 F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Archery Club 4, Photography Club 4, Intramur- als I, 2, 3, 4. ss, .Ai Wm ,Pe Elaine K. Roush October 7 ONEIDA Stott 4, Hi-Lifes Staff I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Ensemble 3, 4, District Chorus 3, 4, G. A. L. 4, Varsity Club 4, Dra- matic Club 3, Business Education Club 2, 3, Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Softball 3, Varsity Basketball 3. William H. Schuyler April 3 ONEIDA Staff 4, Radio Club 3, Boys' League l, 2, 3, 4, Photo- graphy Club 4. Class of 1957 - ' lie l i-.. ' li 7kJl'l'l' .:? A xc 7'1..Qg,. 1, - iii iii Xi ii 'll Ray B. Secrist June l4 Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Nature Club 4, Science Club l, 2, Boys' League l, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Student Council l, Intramurals l, 5-Q 'U'- , - H 442224423 lisa.. -,H ,. Hi Hi 12322515525 'L f llllllllilggigiil l ll -l . l L1 - .N f l li '- ' .A vw- , , 'li-i ' Nl 3 FCS' iw.. -1, xv l 1 'f- Ti ir - . i , x ii., Lg, Shirley E. Straub December l9 John A. Selsam July 22 Staples High School l, 2, Key Club 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Boys' Lea- gue 3, 4, Varsity Baseball 3, Var- sity Basketball 3, 4, lntrarnurals 3. Ronald B. Singley June 9 Science Club 2, Photography Club 4, Boys' League l, 2, 3, 4, Intra- murals l, 2, 3. Janice E. Stahl March 7 ONEIDA Staff 4, Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Ensemble 4, Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 2. fe?-T? , - - -.. ,, - -, ..,- V. 52.44 Z v, 1- ' :Zeiss C .. -4 r' ' -- - f. ---1-4-2 . yu: . jf' 2, 3. f John M. Shirk February 9 Handbook Staff, Mixed Chorus 3, Boys' Chorus 3, Science Club l, 2, Nature Club 4, Dramatic Club l, Art Club 2, 3, Archery Club 4, Boys' League l, 2, 3, 4, lntra- murals l, 2, 3, 4. William K. Snyder January ll Radio Club 4, Archery Club 4, Boys' League l, 2, 3, 4. Lynne A. Stillman February 25 ONEIDA Staff 4, Hi-Lifes Staff 2, 3, 4, Handbook Staff, Band l, Girls' Chorus 2, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4, G. A. L. 4, Library Staff l, 2, Student Council 3, 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4. ' 'v' '. qt?-':5 s'si' 'V ' ...- l l . . 'i H 'X l m xl l l 'INN ll i Nil ii. uw it ,Q i Ju-f l it 5- i '1' 2 cv' EQ ,ii iFil '-1 is-3 ' 'Y sl iii' F ' QF' f ii r if ,..' Tir vt, Er, i 'Qi lui H55-gif ff, 1 wi ,s . ,t1.,.g.l' 'mai Judith E. Sfurgen November 28 ONEIDA Staff 4, Hi-Lifes Staff 4, Handbook Staff, Business Educa- tion Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 3. SLE 'gli' I l -l ' I- l1i'l'lll,,..lii ll i lp., . 5. X . f ,r--5 4 1 F-l Hi-Liles Staff l, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, District Band 2, Girls' Chorus 2, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Girls' En- semble 4, F. H. A. l, 3, 4, Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Vars- ity Basketball 3. Walter H. Talley June 8 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Boys' Chorus 3, 45 Boys' League I, 2, 3, 45 I 1 T5 Varsity Club 45 Football, Jay-Vee 2, Varsity 45 Varsity Basketball 3. ' gf? Q ...sl i i, ' 5 T in if . . , iii 5 I I i 4 ii Ts 'IS ig, H II Nil' ii IIIIIIIIIIIIII iii. I ii, W,QQ..i.. .. i Wil! iuiilgiwiii Efii .ii I' 'f Harold A. Walter i ' I it-if-ifyrf-.ff.H 'I 'QE Peggy A. Wehr December 25 ONEIDA Staff 45 HI-Lifes Staff I5 Girls' Chorus I, 25 Business Edu- cation Club 2, 3, 45 Girls' League I, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 4. 1 V F' so i f W I r ' - .5 I5 or 1 Sylvia A. Witkowski March I4 Hi-Lifes Staff I, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus I, 25 Business Education Club 2, 3, 45 F. H. A. 25 G. A. L. 3, 45 Dramatic Club I, 25 Girls' League I, 2, 3, 45 Library Staff I5 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Basketball 3, 4. Gail E. Zimmerman October 3 Hi-Lifes Staff I, 25 Girls' Chorus I, 25 Mixed Chorus I, 25 Girls' League I, 2, 3, 45 G. A. L. 45 Dramatic Club I, 25 F. H. A. I, 45 Intramurals I, 2, 4. -vm. .X L X X :zo February 28 Band I, 2, 3, 45 District Band 45 .2 Boys' Chorus 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Boys' League I, 2, 3, 45 Science Club 25 Student Council 3. iii I ffsss I . ii 32' EE QE? EEESEEEQEE ff' T', I0 W ' Y Ni I lm VI: L xxx QV -X NME R X , g xii I L 4 ' '- I hw ,, 'AX mx X M Nymix' ' N559 , M4 f - All Fx W? ' - 4173! - Tis -,4 ,fu wfffgg.. - ,f 6511 ' X . QQ 5715 Q, - ' QQ' pr w 11Q.- Q 'I 1 S N E N 4 J' .. 15 W I . Q66 ,. ffff if - if f i'l III Q1 1lY FSKN E IIIHFS gf, 1 y mi! f A m f X A F W 3 iN Q Q1 K My Q n ' Z Mx M g N vt, :ff --af . Class Ufficers -we 1 George Dletenboch Vice-President Frances Moyer Secretary Robert Hufnagle Treasurer ' 'X lil 1 l Y John Donahue President X il ' Left to Right-Diefenbach, Dona- hoe, Moyer, Hufnagle. Juniors llll 1, , , ,ff-U th lv- 1 First Row-Boneta Fertig, Dorothy Brown, Patricia Crowley, Linda Fenstermacher, Jean Aikey, Barbara Bar- der, Joyce Bruss, Barbara Brouse. Second Row-Hazel Fisher, Robert Boyer, Robert Brouse, Gerald Baker, Russell Boyer, Kalman Csoka, Dale Berge, Pearl Bowersox, Elizabeth Boney. Third Row-George Diefen- bach, Robert Eyer, Donna Eberhart, Nancy Frederick, Shelia Cramer, James Bowersox, Robert Degling, Larry Francavich. Fourth Row-Harold Erb, Phillip Clark, James Clinger, Glenn Baker, Angelo Giunta, Larry Erdley, Robert Bender, John Donahoe, Stein Fegley. 22 lass of 19 3 First Row-Grace Kistler, Sandra Mabus, Margaret Kerstetter, Virginia Hess, Linda Libby, Betty Klingler, Alice Hooker. Second Row-Barbara Haines, Patricia Malloy, Judith McFiall, Ruth Headley, Elizabeth Malone, Ronald Lose, Peter Kepple, David Johnson. Third Row-Fred Kahle, George Metzler, James John- son,-Justine Hildebrand, James Johnson, Meredith Hoffman, Jack Hughes, Robert Meckly. Fourth Row- Joseph Kifolo, Robert Hutnagle, Jack Kreisher, Robert Kribbs, Richard Lewis, Kingston Hood, Larry Keeler, Willard Lilley, Michael Kornow. L, 1 ii i- I 1 if E CN' :IK Vg? l lv ' 1 First Row-Judith Strobeck, Phyllis Yarger, Virginia Stahl, Judith O'Brien, Grace Musser, Carolyn Peppard, Patricia Swartz, Nancy Reitz. Second Row-Donna Moyer, Nancy Russell, Frances Moyer, Linda Seybert, Deanna Shirk, Carol Swartzlander, Donna Minium, Nancy Stover. Third Row-Scott Seebold, James Wetzel, Benjamin Zimmerman, David Wagner, Edwin Miller, Gary Rute, Dane Zimmerman, Stanford Sholley. Fourth Row-Jock Snyder, David Roat, James Reigle, Graham Showalter, James Smith, Richard Warren, Clair Troup. 23 Class Officers fgi ,, ' Y. . . l J N Harry Dietrich President A ' Dennis Lucas Vice-President LL' .. 1 It Darla Bingaman Secretary X Alldn Kline Treasurer Left to Right-Bingaman, Lucas, Kline, Dietrich. Sophomores Jirkl' I I PLE First Row-Mitzi Brown, Joyce Blyler, Cynthia Fertig, Diana Fregley, Elenita Eckberg, Lois Epler, Eleanor Cotner, Judith Clarke, Emily Fenton. Second Row-Joan Adams, Alice Baker, Nancy Daubert, Donna Franquet, Ogal Crews, George Dodge, Marjorie Blair, Edward Baker, Loretta Beck, Geraldine Cotner, Sylvia Coup. Third Row-Harry Dietrich, James Cook, Kenneth Beaver, Jack DeWire, James Campbell, William Bollinger, Donald Crabb, Lois Chandler, Willard Dreese, Eric Broadt, Robert Betzer. Fourth Row-Ned Erdley, Franklin Frey, Donald Dauberman, Louis Csoka, Frank Conrad, Leonard Anderson, James Dieffen- derter, Robert Evans, Richard Criswell, Linda Booth, George Burns. ' 24 F. lass of 1959 A I HPKX First Row-William McRae, Phyllis Miller, Nancy Lloyd, Patsy Jarrett, Janice Jackson, Gail Goodall, Carol Noll, Linda Lubrecht, Alan Kline. Second Row-Barbara Harris, Nancy Gower, Donna Hess, Patricia Murphy, Sharon Hook, Michael Malone, Doris Hoffman, Georgia Kunkle, Elaine Kline, Patsy Hironimus, Joy Hackenburg. Third Row--Randall Noone, John Langham, Park McKissick, Dennis McNally, Ronald Gemberling, David Kline, Jack Herman, Robert Katherman, Ralph Gordon, Helen Kauffman, Beverly Lem- mon. Fourth Row-Ronald Hummel, John Pick, Dennis Lucas, Gary Moyer, Robert Kifolo, Roger Libby, Donald Judv, Thomas Miles, John Hertzog, Raymon Platt, Robert Kindig. L-J l et I , 1 rn. s l 4, l J ' r l Q. -Y l Q' N 5? -- X? , . E Q JV, 1 .- 1 'X l J ' . ,Q-H ig it 1 3? W ,ll wllxu V ,,l ,vi , 'Ll' in ggi' t 1?ff ' Q, . - H- A' 'f it - rl fi cl Li'-be . ,J Fm ' 1 - , ,Q Q 'ir' ' ' fl.-W I l '. Q, ' ' L First Row-Fayne Snyder, Sandra Sholley, Margaret Powell, Patricia Specht, Wenda Weightman, Nancy Reed, Charlotte Swinehart, Sandra Wagner, Ethel Swartz. Second Row-Marian Stover, Patricia Snyder, Marilyn Roush, Linda Sauers, Winston Strahan, Ruth Stamm, Jean Ruhl, Helen Sheesley, Shirley Ulrich, Arlene Snyder. Third Row-Gary VanBuslcirk, Kenneth Smith, Robert Spangler, Larry Riggs, Shelvia Wagner, Patricia Walter, Ida Watts, Julia Schell, Judith Weary, Constance Walters. Fourth Row-George Weiser, Robert Rimert, Rollin Warren, Thomas Sagun, Thurston Riehl, Theron Schnure, Robert Stahl, Walter Straub, Rich- ard Rein, Stanley Ritter, Gaylord Resseguie. 25 ln -' , w, V 5-if U? Class Officers Standing - Kneeling--Weaver, Edwards. Goodall, Meixell. Freshmen fl First Row-Gloria Berger, Connie Baker, Jane Fornwalt, Jane Bowen, Judy Clavell, Barbara Esch, Beaver, Fausey, Allen. Brouse, Robert Blouch Sarah Butler, Diane Baney Second Row-Robert Edwards, Larry Botts, Gloria Chappell, Joanne Arner, Shirley Bolig, Miriam Bennett, Norma Cimino, Judy Bennoge, Beverly Erdley, Third Row--James Courter, Linda Bowersox, Patricia Farr, Kenneth Bilger, Warner Bouton, Constance Brouse, Rudolph Bennage, David Ammon, Harry Emery, Robert Benfer. Fourth Boehmer, Larry Earnest, Arlon Danowsky, Jane Burgee, Susan Evans, Maureen Eagan, Edna DuWors, David Broadt, Scott Brouse, Fifth Row-Glenn Clarke, Donald Fogel, Russell Richard Allen, Robert Catherman, Carl Bruss, Frank Diggan, John Courter, Peter Fenton. 26 David WSGVEY President Janice Goodall Vice-President Sue Meixell Seq-91-Qry Robert Edwards Treasurer Linda Melba Sheila Robert Row- Norma Dennis, lass of 1960 First Row-Sandra Leonard, Marsha Handis, Lucille McFarland, Patricia Hartley, Kathryn Grazier, Carol Holtzapple, Geryll Good, Suzanne Hyman, Barbara Karnow. Second Row-Michael Lewis, Barbara Hummel, Sue Meixell, Kenneth Hooker, Harry Mitchell, Corbett Hironimus, Kenneth Michelinie, Paul Marvin, Beverly Harris, Roger Miller. Third Row-Patricia Morris, Lynn Harris, Lawrence Miller, Gloria Hendricks, Carol Lawrence, Janice Goodall, Carolyn Hopp, Judy Hufnagle, Susan Hayward, Park McFarland, Patsy Franquet. Fourth Row-Gary Libby, Wallace Keefer, David Knouse, David Kratzer, John Kieft, Fred Johnson, Charles Griffith, Richard Keyser, Roger Harris, William Heiss. Fifth Row-John Huckaby, Gerald Haines, Gerald Kling, William Grove, William Haas, Donald Herman, John Meyer, James Hallinan, Robert Hater, Gerald House. :J U get wt First Row-Barbara VValker, Donna Nephew, Lavinia Waters, Barbara Reish, Karen Rohland, Carol Staple- ton, Gale Sturgen, Bonnie Rowe, Carol Zartman. Second Row-Pauline Swartz, Lynne Warren, Linda Renshaw, Linda Musser, Richard Shaffer, David Weaver, James Stover, Kathryn Ritter, Barbara Weller, Dorothy Strause. Third Row-Ronald Shannon, Robert Reep, Stephen Oldt, Robert Pawling, Patricia Price, Beth Weaver, Judith Wagner, David Powell, James Tolley,- Laura Warren. Fourth Row-Sandra Rohland, Patricia Stover, Sandra Wise, Richard Sheasley, Paul Showalter, Eugene Nagle, Marian Royer, Bonnie Riggs, Jacqueline Renshaw, Fifth Row-Robert Yoder, Lyman Sims, John Snyder, Clair Snyder, Robert Parker, Frances Showers, Jane Shaffer, Donald Wert, Trudy Ranck, Gale Reish, Barry Rishel. J, P Ffmiirfl l '. Q v ! 'r -fir, 'Rx V gd V 5, ,X rf' K 7' .....,,.,.,,c.. si Eighth Grade First Row-Sara Conard, Mary Carter, Donna Baker, Sylvia Coop- er, Peggy Diehl. Second Row- Arnold Biscontini, Charles Boney, Harold Beaver, James Donahoe, Reno Bailey. hird Row-Robert Diefenbach, Aikey, Dorothy Blyler Alice n skwargaret Brous Ja ig ' . Fourth ro , Fra B ve Alex Dainoft, f- X w Jean Bur- R ld rn rk Betzer, Tho- s mln V K ,ll , , U - ,J W, F First Row-Elizabeth Farley, Betty Sue Forbes, Miriam Fisher, Peggy George, Susan Farley. Second Row-Joan Enck, Robert Franquet, Edward Gemberling, Guy Fairchild, Third Row-Robert Fair, Mary Evans, Paul Ernst, Galen Fetzer, Clyde Engle, Patricia Earnest. Fourth Row-James Fausey, Ro- bert Forbes, Leroy Gilbert, David Fox, Richard Dressler, Sandra Earnest. First Row-Donna Hummel, Janet Hassenplug, Pamala Holtus, Bar- bara Jones. Second Row-Karen Hassenplug, George Gutfey, Ed- ward Hunt, Jean Hackenburg, Robert Gower, Jack Hertzog. Third Row-Jesse Guffy, Ida Mae Hunt, Cecelia Gross, George Holtzapple, William Guyer, Mark Heintzel- man, Barbara Jarrett. Fourth Row -Benjamin Hahn, Benjamin Jen- kins, William Jenkins, Julian Hartzell, Richard Hartzell, Paul Hartman. lass of 1961 First Row-Patricia Kifolo, Su- zanne Martin, Dorothy Moyer, Mary Katherman, Donna Kitolo, Shirley Kopyscianski. Second Row -Joyce Morris, Ina Koser, Patri- cia Mull, Mazie Lepley, Rowland Mason, Larry Kerstetter. Third Row-James Malloy, Richard Metzger, Donald Neiswender, Ken- neth Mitch, Edward Kline, Ann Leiby. Fourth Row - William Keeler, Charles Lenhart, David Moser, Graydon Miles, David Lawre ce, B ty Minium. it -Elm liiffw QQ, J Qybfgzffgwcf' t 'Row-Florence Stahl, Sharon S lley, Helen Russell, Gladys Nogle, Susan Shields. Second Row -Donna Ranck, Sandra Rice, El- wood Sampsell, Kenneth Pyle, Ronald Schell, Richard Pursell, William Snyder. Third Row-Or- netta Shimmel, Letty Roush, Guy Schreck, John Prah, Alexander Sagun, Gary Owens. Fourth Row -Leon Reed, James Robins, Jane Reigle, Nancy Snyder, Joyce Pep- pord, Donna Ranck. First Row-Caroline Yorger, Karen Zeiber, Elaine Walker, Cheryl Zechman, Julie Voneida. Second Row-Eileen Wagner, June Wal- ter, Harold Troup, Harry Young, Linda Weightman, Ruth Zartmon. Third Row - Patricia Wagner, Elaine Walter, Irvin Stover, Ray- mond Wolfe, Gerald Wagner, Nancy Stahl. 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' ' z - H1 fn:-.b5 f1'4-ET: Ux' 3 ' . r si, l ', ' -'z ' - - an L ll l i l it 1 -5 H311 it X 1 ' is - LHS 9 it 5611, J Qil ,A-,A?. 11 Q 4 est ff P' 14-3' ,rl B-mu Y , 15 Seventh rade First Row-Joanne Beaver, Ruth Bennett, Eileen Brown, Elsie Bea- ver, Connie Boop, Evelyn Carl. Second Row-Lois Blyler, Carrie Bartlett, Patricia Baker, Bonnie Correy, Mary Coup, Carol Baney, Fay Bowersax. Third Row-Carl Brown, Allen Bilger, Gary Bollin- ger, Warren Aikey, Thomas Bea- ver, Bruce Clark, David Cotner. Fourth Row-Eric Brouse, Dale Berger, Warren Beck, Robert Auman, Walter Casselberry, Ro- bert Carroll, onald Bea r. -Q x Wwlfw . le xr rf J Q First Row-Sheldon Fisher, Patri cia Gibson, Carol Elliott, Barbara Gamblin, Carol Culp, Ronald Derr. Second Row-Nemo Foreman, Pa- tricia Crabb, Arline Dunkle, Miles Crebs, Ronald Gower, David Deck, Kenneth DeWire. Third Row- Terry Fisher, Jack Emery, Joyce Dauberman, Suzanne Eyer, Joanne Hahn, Alan Hoffman. Fourth Row Robert Elliott, Earl Frantz, Alice Engle, David Erdley, James Frey, George Dainoft, John Hater. H xXXXM' M .Jw C .we fileww' l 0' gee First Row-Susan Peters, Susan Pawling, Janet Mathias, Galen Morgan, Gail Means, Tena Miller. Second Row-Carl Millward, Tho- mas Rarig, Charles Miller, Terry Metzler, Melvin Noll, Calvin Pawl- ing, Glenn Noll, Randall Pyers. Third Row-Sarah Nagle, Joyce Noce, Richard Pardoe, Willis Riehl, Robert Mincemoyer, Patricia M o o k , Richard Reichenbach. Fourth Row-Dorothy Mook, Bar- bara O'Donnell, Louise Marks, Marilyn Musser, Patsy Morris, David Rein, Patsy Miller, Wayne Miller. WW ,ffl CQQMW lass of 2 First Row-Suzanne Koch, Kay Herman, Cynthia Heim, Ann Kalp, Margaret Kauffman. Second Row -Shirley Houck, Janet Lucas, Elaine Keefer, Patricia Lacovara, Joyce Hartman, Joseph Keister, James Johnson. Third Row- Kenneth Mabus, Michael Hymen, Jane Marks, Mariorie Jarrett, Nancy Haire, Clyde Klase. Fourth Row-William l-lilkert, John Ker- stetter, Frank Long, Merele Kath- erman. First Row-Amos Smith, Linda Shaffer, Lois Stover, Joyce Roush, Vicki Shannon, James Steele. Sec- ond Row-Max Roush, Carol Shirk, Patricia Reitz, Richard Ren- shaw, Richard Schell, Robert Sto- ver. Third Row-Arla Smith, Jo- seph Reish, Larry Showver, Ralph Reish, Lester Sampsell, Pamala Riggs. Fourth Row-Arthur Sitar- sky, Daniel Schnure, Earl Rice, Robert Strassner, Stephanie Sny- der, Betty Resseguie, Marthalie Ryan. First Row-Edna Warren, Donna Wagner, Kay Wagner, Thelma Weller, Carole Wagner, Susan Young, Terry VanBuskirk. Second Row-Larry Swanger, Mary Mook, Sandra Straub, Shirley Walter, Sue Walters, Linda Walters, Shirley Watts, Barry Swanger. Third Row -Gary Walter, Terry Wolfe, Gary Zimmerman, William Woodling, Kenneth Ulrich, Robert Zartman, Charles Whitman. Fourth Row- Donald Tolley, Bob Weller, Wil- liam Wehr, David Weary, Ray- mond Zeiber, Dorothy Straub, Geneva Walker, James VanBus- kirk, John Stevens. tae J U i-,. M A kk If is i,,:ii,gw Jw Y, X will l' 3 f 'i' 5, , Ti N T --, ' 'igigE,1l.ligl ---iff? mf ,xl , . , W m, .,,. 4- ,-- 1 -f. Wg3f,,.- --ii l .,,,,.1 Qi '3 ':' M f if gf J ' ,,,, , ' ,Sees ,. ,.x ,,-grew-A , In ll in , .gnc 4- K H- f -- ' -1 -:tv A - - J in ff m Jlg,-sf f --,V 2-2, 5 gulf ff ,J A ..-i vi A -i -. - :f ,- ' , n 1 .' ' . Q' - gi lt J In v ,R 1.5! 4 W X . . .1--1 xr I ' , A 1. 1 . .i 1. 2 1 a J , rfsi ' i gxilff 5 i gy.. .rx , Y 1, . , t , LQ, J., , wo, , :U , Lt iff, 'Q '- ' i i q a3? Ng. kg, ,ff-Q I yu.. ..-S. rm.,- .Yi..L. ii li, .... - li . gli 'A iii X. v -A l l lg 1 M . '55 Q! i va 'ff 'l 3' 'I T 13-f Tir: I fm ,-, ..1 tw' - l KJ 3 X J K ' X' ' 'P-,I ,' ' l J ' : ' f fi -::f .. , i Xl fy J ,-1-it t. i l it i Q' . f ' , , , f - 4 ' Um , 6 f' p- l F1 1 r 1, 53, ' ' - -' :L 1C.Q..5Q -Y j i fl ' 1, W. ,- M l, , l , , ,, ' S J gpw l J ' ,Q u I .1 1 V-, .1,l, .I ,-QI P ', B, ,fs - -' ' J ,,iYl f1tif QQfif-ill li- 1 J F -J P gilgficf I E gg? lien 32 x 1..- . E' all 3 F H, tdxligl L -Q.. X in 11 ' ll' tr' 'Q , p ., 9' l , W in 4 X, .1 ,Q vu 1 , l is ' , L mm 3 5 PM I 6-acrfbcf-7' fy Gu .fyjua 6ll',1 NV : l rf!! Annals of The Class of 1957 The great day has finally come! After six years of squabbling and two years of mere co-existence in the an- nex Cnow torn down to provide space for the new addition and parking lotl, we are ready to enter high school. We're no longer Linntowners or ln- towners, Northwarders or Southward- ers, we are very grown-up freshmen- the class of 1957. Jim Riley is our president. We hold class meetings once a month to decide upon various issues. There are scholastic changes also. Some of us take the business or general course, others, the academic. What gruesome stories we have been hearing about certain hardhearted teachers. One teacher is reputed to eat her pupils alive, another is known to be deadly accurate with chalk era- sers. Algebra, English, and Latin prove to be the most difficult subjects- By spring we are somewhat settled, having taken part in various intra- murals and activities. The spring formal is a success. A very small minority of our class attends it. School ends for the summer. lt is fall again-we are Sopho- mores. Construction has started on the new section of the building. Dis- tracting clangs and bangs can be heard alm6st any time of the day. Our classes this year vary greatly. We probe more deeply into everything from Latin to bookkeeping. We even read Shakespeare and quote lines from his plays. Barb Beck is our president. Since our foresighted president is thinking of next year's Junior-Senior Banquet, the class meetings are de- voted to plans for fund raising. Sev- eral boys play varsity football. Joe Fenton letters. in the sport. We begin learning the animal families in bi- ology. Basketball season begins, sev- en fellows play junior-varsity. The annual Christmas Dance is held- After Christmas vacation we again buckle down, preparing for those awful se- mester tests. Spring arrives wet and soggy. Many of us play intramural softball. The class ring manufacturer comes. We choose our style, colors, and sizes. The last day of school we take a class trip to Rolling Green. Everyone has fun on the rides and in the swimming pool. One boy almost loses his brother's large size swim- ming trunks while diving. We return to school Cas Juniors in the fall of l955 to find the old place has had quite a face-lifting job. The addition is completed, and the old part has been repainted from ceiling to floor. The new lockers are quite i. ii i ,sei M H.. L52 '-c' wif? Hire the Handicapped Contest Winners Humph'reys, Ayers. the thing. Everyone enjoys slamming everyone else's locker. Our bruised fingers and chipped nails show the results. Alan Gardner is our presi- dent. We plan several dime dances and bake sales. School moves swiftly on with everyone bearing down on their subjects. Football season closes with a three win, six defeat record- The annual school fair is held with the theme Disneyland Basketball sea- son opens. Strange smells permeate the halls-the source, Mrs. Person's chemistry class. Christmas vacation comes with the Mistletoe Ball. Every'- one has a fine time. School takes in. Dick Humphreys wins the local prize in the Hire the Handicapped Essay Contest. Gale Ayers takes both the local and district awards in the poster division of the contest. Fifty-one of us leave with Mr. Ague for a four-day tour of Washington, Richmond, and Williamsburg, Va. We return and get ready for the Junior-Senior Prom. CThe first time the Juniors give the Junior-Senior Prom Seniors a dance instead of a party.i The theme, A Night on a Mississippi Show Boat, is carried out very well with fancy chandeliers, drapes, and even a Casino table. A king and queen are chosen from the Senior Class. The days grow warmer and longer. The fellows are playing base- ball, the girls, softball. The Spring Formal is very successful. Franny Parker reigns as May Day Queen. Joe Fenton is elected president of our class T' it . ll . ig! -Ae We iii.?ie-jg J if :ff 1 ill 1' --I., Ta .. my .T F wir' L. .L WA, Y . '-r,- . RW?gWgfh Mil tt! .t g , It 5. . txt .1 . if - ,!Wf1fil'llllllgf'- 4 ' f ,, V ' History Award Winners Humphreys, Selsam. for next year, Dave Gay gets the post of student council president. Ray Secrist and Donna Millward are elect- ed President of the Boys' and Girls' Leagues respectively. John Selsam and Dick Humphreys receive history awards at assembly. School dismisses for the summer. lt is just three shorts months later -September 5, l956. We enter the school as Seniors, the most influential and respected class in the school. To most of us this is the first day of school, for the football players, how- ever, school began a week earlier at football camp. We get our schedule cards and report to classes. Petie Banghart again makes his appear- ance. Mr. Abbot, a new teacher, is quite confused by Petie's irregular class attendance. Things finally set- tle down. Our football team ties Mifflinburg in the first game of the season. We then lose to Milton and Norry and end the month by whipping Jersey Shore. Arlene Minium is named . Lf- .. I .1 -J' T-T: . 'A l K 'IM -. Q Q ll i r K 'li gg - Q . E 1, A ,A I ,Q M 3? f ... A 3 51- , tml MM P . 1 3 Q A ' A -- .12 ' 1 A ra. Q Flaming Foliage Runner-up Arlene Minium runner-up at the annual Flaming Foli- age Festival. The football team beats Watsontown. Louis Elvis Presley Csoka is mobbed at the Sophomore Dance. U. N. winners are announced. Dragon football team beats the Selins- grove Seals. November comes along, wet and stormy. Actual work on the Oneida starts, Our last football game is can- celed because of the weather. Work begins on the school fair, The Arab- United Nations Contest Winners Miller, Selsam, Johnson, Humphreys, Marvin. ian NightS. Many of us serve as chairmen. District chorus members are selected. Jim Lynch, a profes- sional archer, provides enjoyable en- tertainment at assembly. Jumping Jacks play at the Homecoming Dance. District band members are announced. Penn State Band Day at- tracts sixty bands, among them ours. Mr. Paul Stover, a science teacher on tour, visits the science classes for a week, giving interesting discussions and performing experiments. Dusty Owens and his bond perform. Tag Day is held, with the result that the fellows really struggle under the dou- el- -li ' . ' Y ' 1 'I . .mFlr,ii.i. . a i i,Lxfu.,.'w I . M I F D' A' R' ,J . V I Citizenship . A in t e , Award ttfil ' sue Miller ble load of books. Sue Miller wins D. A. R. Citizenship award. December dawns cold and blustery. The chorus sings at Milton. Thirteen girls com- pete for Home-Makers of Tomorrow Award. Basketball season begins. Chorus presents annual Christmas music festival. School dismisses for Christmas. We beat Mifflinburg in basketball. Townsmen play at the Mistletoe Ball. The alumni game. is played. Future Farmers hold a square dance. Happy New Year! We return to school. It is learned twhat a reliefi that there won't be an-y semester tests.- Judy Marvin sings for giggles? her way to a spot in state chorus. Ed Steinman and his hand- some partner display their skills in a trampoline act. Gram Showalter, Donna Millward, and Betty Klingler-- our volunteers-also do a few stunts. We vote on the dedication of the year- Lynne Stillman book. Second half of the basketball season starts. February comes. Lynne Stillman is announced winner of Betty Crocker Home-Making Award. Bas- ..,, Betty Crocker Home-Malcing Award ketball team is tied for first place. Mrs. Hibler, a history teacher, leaves and is replaced by Mrs. Deck. F. F- A- holds another square dance. Senior class play cast and committees named. Dick Humphreys gets honorable men-.. tion in nationwide Merit Scholarship Contest. Milton High band featured in assembly. Band Concert held. Jim Riley and Sandra Mincemoyer receive state recognition for their paintings, f' ' J ' fren ' i 'rr' 'W' .. sw , i. . ' ,S , l M ' ,wif ll F I 1 ERE 35: sg iii.. , it . A M A V ' 3 ' 5-,Q n , .., ,-E-i . J , l. ,. .Qt 2:25 f 2 y , 1 i' -. . I - - 3 4 t , if ., ss -,g - - E l- , ' -The - f l it . .fl - 5 cw 'Y X Y JL! V , lf- L, . ,wx-I . l . 1 5, 1 1 Wig! ' ,L I ' A --: , ,, aaa ..,. .2 ...J ' tri stiff' A E . 1 ' 1 ' 2 4 V' A , J .LQ A, I I N I F V f. ' L' ' V ' .: '- - fgiagii f , .4 Y Y . 34 :YA Art Awards Riley, Mincemoyer. and Jim's work is sent on to national competition. We lose two very close games to Bloomsburg, thus putting us in third position and ending the bas- ketball season. March roars in like a lion. Mr. Sember leaves school after having coached and taught here for nine years. Teahouse of the August Moon is the setting for the Junior- ll l .til New Senior Honor Society Members Bennett, Fisher, Stillman, Marvin, Herman, Reish. Senior Prom. New Honor Society members are installed in chapel pro- progrom. Senior Class play, The Heiress, is presented, April brings the Junior class trip, several banquets, and the spring sports season. With May come the Spring Formal and the Senior class trip to a dude ranch. Thus our years at L. J. H. S. quickly draw to a close. We have Baccalaureate and then GRADUATION EE EEEQS e' X -Q . Zi. 1 I 1 X AX 4, , 1 , V H Y 'Y - .I 4 If X , X Nyxll ' ' A , I xx I IK X 4- 1 ' , NM Z 1, K W. 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Sturgen, Swartzlander, Stillman, Follmer, Broadt, Reed, Beck, Aurand, F. Moyer. Second Row-Miss Moyer, Ayers, Brouse, Herman, Forbes, Kline, Houck, Witkowski, Minium, Hooker, Roush, Noll, Mr. Ague. Third Row-Lacovara, D. Moyer, Hunt, Blair, Clarke, Fornwalt, Rein, Sitarsky, L. Miller, Strobebck, Hackenburg, Smith. Fourth Row-G. Sturgen, DuWors, P. Bennage, Goodall, Ryan, Balliet, Mincemoyer, Nace, D. Bennage, Fregley, Eckburg, Fifth Row-Holtzapple, Marvin, Booth, Fegley, Bender, Lewis, S. Miller, Straub, Aikey, Eberhart, Crowley. Dragon Hi-Lites Staff The Dragon Hi-Lites, official student newspaper of Lewisburg Joint High School, is published eleven times annually. It is financed solely by means of advertisement and circulation. The aims ofthe paper are to keep students informed of activities in the school, to encourage sportsmanship and cooperation, and to further journalistic interest in general. The staff strove continually to improve the paper and to arouse the interest of the student body in all phases of school life. New features added this year included pic- tures and letters to the editor. Students were encouraged to air their views through the medium of the school press. Essays and stories written by students were published in order to encourage creative expression. Miss Moyer and Mr. Ague were the advisors. Editors Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor News Editor Assistant News Editor Feature Editor Sports Editor Assistant Sports Editor Junior High Editor Managing Editor Circulation Editor Exchange Editor Publicity Editor Head Typist Treasurer Sara Blouch Elaine Roush Barbara Brouse Carol Swartzlander Alice Hooker Frances Moyer Stein Fegley Edna DuWors Gale Ayers Georgia Noll Judy Strobeck Doris Parson Shirley Herman Robert Bender First Row-Parson, Roush, Blouch, Ayers, Noll. Second Row- Swartzlander, Herman, Strobeck, DuWors, Bender, Fegley Moyer, Brouse, Hooker. 37 Boys, League Officers President Ray Secrist Vice-president Robert Kifolo Secretary Frank Conrad Treasurer David Bennett Advisor Mr. Dohmann Kneeling-Millward, Ayers, Moyer. Standing --Bennage, Parker, Miss Gardner. , .4.. ,. , 1:11. :-..g:-' ffm? .9 . rt.-rt . -953422. 15 9, gsm.-ggw. 95 wp. 'g '., - Q. uw. -.51 .- ,.-' . 's ' 513253, Kneeling-Secrist, Bennett. Standing-Com rad, Kribbs, Mr. Dohmann. Girls' League Officers President Donna Millward Vice-president Gale Ayers Secretary Donna Bennage Treasurer Frances Parker Keeper-of-the-Book Frances Moyer Advisor Miss Gardner Boys' and Girls' Leagues The gymnasium was transformed into an Arabian Nights setting for the annual school fair. Half the proceeds was designated for the fund to purchase an org.an for the auditorium. The Girls' League donated a thousand dollars from their Ioan tund for the same purpose. They also gave three hundred dollars toward the purchase of stage lights for dramatic presentations. Both leagues sponsored the Hallowe'en Dance and the Mistletoe Ball. The girls entertained their mothers at the annual Mother-Daughter Banquet, when new officers were installed in a traditional candlelight ceremony. Mistletoe' Ball December 27, 1956 38 A Girls' League Meeting Officers gg President 'David Gay l ll Vice President Patricia Malloy Secretary Barbara Border Treasurer James Bowersox First Row-Lacovara, Morgan, Border, Bowersox, Gay, Malloy, Mathias, Lucas. Second Row-Mr. Ruhl, Baker, George, Zechman, Kline, McRae, Mason, Mr. Rohrbach. Third Row-Dietrich, Jarrett, Stillman, Fenton, Wert, Reish, Keefer. Student ouncil A problem plaguing both the office and the students was turned over to the Student Council and was solved. The problem: the destruction being done in the school build- ing. The solution: a clean-up committee consisting of home-room representatives. The council operated the school store where students could buy supplies necessary for their work. Other activities consisted ofa tag day for the benefit of the organ fund and dances in which the student body participated. , David Gay attended a student council workshop at Pennsylvania State University, and Joe Fenton represented the council at a safe-driving conference at -Lock Haven State Teachers College. May Day and the Spring Formal were very satisfactorily combined. The May Queen was crowned at this dance, making it one of the biggest occasions of the year. Mr. Ruhl and Mr. Rohrbach were the Council advisors. School Store ' . .ff px LAY-IJ P-t - 57- S ' -ji' 'T'-2- L- Qs- 1-.gain .fa 'l i 'H i, see 'gi iff! ii ii iiuiwu 1 li .2ZZ5?lff5 :2 V V 2 it tl ll 39 Seated-Reish. Standing--Pursley. .. Q, Hi i ii-53 fer 'Q must -er PTH' P' 2 First Row-Mr. Liggett,-Riley, Troup, Criswell, J. Rishel, Bowersox, Karnow. Second Row-B. Rishel Mitchell, Dauberman, Wert, Dodge, Botts, Third Row-Zimmerman, Gemberling, Erdley, Stahl, Rute, Nagle, Corner, Miller. Fourth Row-Huff, Resseguie. A Keystone Farmer James Rishel Future Farmers of America The year brought many rewards to members of the FFA. James Rishel received one of the most coveted degrees in the agricultural field, that of Keystone Farmer. John Riley and Mike Karnow received the Sun Farmer Degree. Recognition also came to some of the boys in their special projects. At the West End Fair John Riley received the best dairy exhibitor award, Donald Wert received the best poultry exhibitor award, and Barry Rishel placed first in the dairy cattle judging contest. As a result of a contest developed in chapter meetings, par- ents were entertained by FFA members at a parents' night. Seventy-eight parents and sons enjoyed ice cream and pie in the agriculture shop. Jay Bowersox was president of the local chapter. BW, ,J MW ,CU of !W?W0 . Standing-Mitchell, Botts, B. Rishel, Nogle. Kneeling- Wert, Miller. 40 Q- Future Farmers at Work First Row-Russell, Rohland, Hendricks, Blyler, Hopp, Nephew, Beck, E. Cotner, G. Cotner. Second Row- Stover, Boney, Pursley, Bennett, Weaver, Ritter, Brouse, Hummel, Harris, Strause, Warren. Third Row- Miss Cawley, Erdley, Bowersox, Leonard, Carr, Hoffman, Hackenburg, Epler, Mrs. Bieber. Fourth Row- Riggs, Stover, Smith, Hunt, Stamm, Reed, Broadt, Yarger. Fifth Row-McFarland, Hartley, Balliet, Fetzer 'Malone, Sturgen, Sheesley, Mummaw, Hufnagle. Future Homemakers of America The basic purpose of the F. H. A. is to train girls to become better homemakers and to improve family life. As a member of both the state and the national organizations, the Lewisburg Chapter participated in activities with other F. H. A. chapters, activities which included a sub-regional meeting. As evidence of their interest in social welfare, thegirls distributed baskets of food at Thanksgiving and Christmas to needy families in the community. interest in the school was shown by a donation to the organ fund. Mar- tha Erdley was the president, and Mrs. Bieber and Miss Cawley served as advisors. Future Teachers of America The F. T. A., a branch of the national or- ganization, is dedicated to recruiting students for the teaching profession. Members of the club visited nearby schools to observe classes in action. Club meetings were organized into I ..,, classes taught by the members themselves. Some tutoring was done among elementary students in the Lewisburg schools. The en- tire program of the club, organized two years ago by Mr. Keister, is planned to create an i, gk interest in a teaching career. -1-'f First Row-Epler, Clarke, W. Weightman Second Row-Beck, Danowsky, Sandra Sholley Sharon Sholley, L. Weightman, Mr. Keister Third Row-Frey, Csoka, Reish. 41 s ' 2'.1'.3g l I s ff t - Q - X ,I-. qw-l as . . ., Se ' l J 11 l l . - ' , lu, ll it seg V ' X! L' ff 5 fn f:un,rgrgA,. A . Li, , . X 11:11:15 -HP , ,ees s X fi v iiile-129' ' V- 5 x 1 5 - L tg . gg l - . QfM 'Tif e 1' ' , - ' f K it - i f 1 B fe see W Q 1' it f First Row-Mr. Kessler, Millward, Follrner, Hunt, Bruss, B. Fertig, P. Swartz, Baker, P, Snyder, Miss Ritter. Second Row-Herman, F. Snyder, E. Kline, Hironimus, Brown, Erdley, E. Swartz, Seybert, Harris, Franquet. Third Row-Roush, Lloyd, Stover, Forbes, D. Minium, Mabus, Moyer, Stahl, Coup, Sauers. Fourth Row- Fisher, M. Kline, Swinehort, Reed, Hook, Hackenburg, Kerstetter, Courter, Diehl, Hess. Fifth Row- Witkowski, Houck, C. Fertig, Sheesley, Schell, Lemmon, Wehr, Aurond, Straub, Cromer. Sixth Row-P. McKissick, A. Minium, B. McKissick, Mincemoyer, Dodge, Nace, Parson, Klingler, Murphy. Students interested in business careers received valuable help BUSIHCSS from the Business Education Club. Films shown at the meetings demonstrated correct procedures in secretarial and clerical Educatign work. The club witnessed o demonstration on the stenograph machine and heard a talk on banking, both by men experienced Club in those lines of work. On the social side, members of the club enjoyed a Christmas party and the annual spring picnic. The Key Club is on international service organization for boys, Each year the club has several community projects. This year the projects included the delivery of Christmas baskets to the needy, and the distribution of The March of Dimes con- Club tainers and posters. The club also had several record dances to provide funds for these projects. Highlight of the year was the election of Alan Gardner to the position of Lieutenant-Governor ot Division l2. This was the first time since l95O that any Lewisburg Key Club member hos held such o position. Key First Row-Gardner, Spangler, McRae, Kline, Riley, Meixell, Seebold. Second Row-Mr. Gill, Humphreys Francovich, Degling, Secrist, Molloy, Lucas. Third Row-Donahoe, Selsam, Fenton, Showalter, Kribbs Kifolo, Zimmerman. g l T5 ,,.-.- First Row-Miss Keiser, P. McKissick, Follmer, Hunt, Millward, Parson, Beck, Broadt, Roush, Reed. Second Row-Fisher, Minium, Witkowski, Hauck, Ayers, Herman, Moyer, Brouse, Diehl, Noll. Third Row-Swartz- lander, Malone, Crowley, Mummaw, O'Brien, Kerstetter, Courter, Fetzer, Hess, Bennage. Fourth Row- Zimmerman, Parker, Aikey, Malloy, Stahl, Nace, S. Miller, M. Miller, Stillman, Libby. Fifth Row-Klingler, McFall, Reitz, Fenstermacher, Border, Hildebrand, Marvin, Balliet, Aurand, B. McKissick. The Girls' Athletic League promoted interest in sports and Girls, furthered good sportsmanship among the junior and senior girls. Girls of the league were active in intramurals as members of I . teams or as officials. Under the guidance of Miss Keiser, the etlc club held dances and bake sales, participated in a play-day with girls of other schools in the area, and sponsored the Dragon L63gllC bus to basketball games. Social activities included a trip to Hershey to the Ice Follies. The president for the year was Barbara Beck. The Varsity Club was composed of students who were entitled Varsity to wear the varsity L , the symbol of participation in varsity sports. Club members sold refreshments at the home basket- Club ball games,- sponsored a number of dances during the year, and bought film so that movies of the football games might be taken. As in previous years, the Club assisted with the com- munity Hallowe'en parade and party. First Row-Millward, Malone, Libby, P. Malloy, Ayers, Roush, Hauck, Parker. Second Row-Meixell Bennett, J. Malloy, Marvin, Hess, F. Moyer, Beck, Smith, Gardner. Third Row-Lucas, Zimmerman, Kepple Johnson, Meckley, Wetzel, Seebold, Brouse, Bollinger. Fourth Row-Gay, G. Moyer, Csoka, Degling, Hum- phreys, Snyder, Donahoe, Mr. Sember. Fifth Row-Fenton, Selsam, Riley, Catherman, Tolley, Kifolo Stover, Kribbs. Debate Club First Row-Warren, Haas, Den- nis, Ernst. Second Row--Mrs. Marvin, Herman First Row--R. Pczwling, Lilley, Bennett, Haas, Lose, Gordon, Kiett. Second Row-C. Pawling, Bilger, Snyder, Pursell, Owens, Schnure, Tolley, Moser. Third Row-Reed, Riggs, Procter, Jackson, Reitz, Francovich, Conrad, Secrist, Mr. Bastian. ature Club Students interested in the out-of-doors found in the Nature Club an outlet for such interest. The fall season was spent in studying game animals and birds peculiar to this area. During the winter the club used articles from the Natural History Magazine as a basis for the study of-animal intelligence. The coming of spring again focused the attention of the club on outdoor lite. Mr. Bastian organized the club and served as its advisor. Heiss, Hooker, Harris, Eight members of the eighth and ninth grades interested in public speak- ing tormed a debate club under the supervision ot Mrs. Marvin. Meetings ot the club were devoted to the study ot debating technique and to formal debates. The following propositions were debated: Resolved, That the national government should subsidize Olympic athletes, and Resolved, That students should discharge their military obligations before going to college. During the second semester the club invited various sections ot the Junior High to be their audience. 44 Art lub First Row-Ruhl, Mincemoyer, Balliet Second Row-Mr. Keis- ter Ayers, Moyer. Third Row Booth, Johnson, Nace. Qi Members of the Art Club exhibited their own paintings and sponsored the exhibition of the works of a number of local artists throughout the year. At their meetings, held twice each month, club members worked on individual projects as well as the common project of making club pins. A formal or- ganization of the club was effected when a constitution was drawn up and officers elected, Gale Ayers serving as the first president. Mr. Keister sponsored the club. V4.. f First Row-Handis, Harris, Follmer, Headley, Fertig, Lemmon, Beck, Cotner. Second Row-Csoka, Schnure, Dauberman, Rice, Hilkert, Smith, Daubert, Hyman, Platt, Kerstetter. Third Row-Brouse, Rimert, Beaver, Hood, Kindig, Singley, Fenton, Keiser, Mr. Liggett. Photography lub Mr. Liggett organized a club for those students interested in photography as a hobby. Meetings were devoted to the study of the technicalitites of taking good pictures. With the proceeds from a dance the club bought equipment for enlargement and developing. Since they were not ready for competition outside their own group, members of the club arranged their own best picture contest. Each contestant was required to take a picture, then develop and print it. The Photography Club offers experience which might lead to vocational as well as avocational interests. 5 l First Row-Gordon, Frey, Pawling, Rishel, Johnson, Dietrich, Weiser. Second Row-Mr. Liggett, Headley, Lauver,VRiley, Rein, Spangler, Miles, Millward. Archery Club Because of the revival of interest in this ancient sport, archery was intro- duced into Lewisburg Joint High School through the Archery Ctub, under the leadership of Mr. Liggett. Members of the club learned the safety rules of archery, and the proper maintenance and care of their equipment. Membership in the club was limited ta the senior high students. James Rishel served as the president. ii li Side Picture: First Row-Bowersox, Rein, Mil- , , gg Q.: ler, Fegley, Mrs, Person, Erdley, Diefenbach. : Eff V, il - l'..i'lln,.ff? ,,'l,.'t.,ll ', 'L ,,,fQ ejef:- M Second Row-Warren, Headley, Ruhl, Eckburg, Q LENS i , ,g,.,.,.Ei-W I , - T.l zs. n r. 2, ,Jay X - : y y i, L: ,gi HY:-:Y Y -l' A . ' ' . ' ...: ,. V ' '-J, '-5, '.' Relhl, Johnson, Spangler. Third Row Kmdlg, if V L5 -f K .h 'lg xf . Humphreys, Procter Reish. -ie ff , 1, , Sw J '- .11-.,,.5'5. wi- gl - :QQ ' iiiiL,iim,,, ' 1 Z -k -.fl f 1' I - -V i . ll 1 , i V - -- : f r: 4-'H 1 , , , mf l'i A lll Bottom Picture: First Row-Lewis, Mrs, Per- - Q 1 X 'll .x .. '-Sit flfilllg AQQWJQ. in gl-jj , 534 son, Warren, Oldt, Sheasley, Bennage, Hooker. ' ii! -flint- Wf pb' Lj ll,ffH2' l m ' ,,,, 'W' Second Row-Keith, Fogel, Ritter, Hofer, Hoff- .. fefnu-'...,.' ill'-l vi ig! .. . - f-- 2-i .,,,.4, - . ,. . i . . ,::, f-:: 1 . . . 4-. .,,. ,, man, Haines. I Science Club The Science Club was organized chiefly for students who were' interested in the different avenues of science as a possible vocation or avocation. The cIub's activities included chemical experiments and various demonstrations by different club members. Movies dealing with electronics and astronomy were shown. Members of the club participated in the Science Fair which was held in April. Thurston Riehl was the club president, and Mrs. Person the advisor. ..,,r, First Row-Mrs. Blum, Kerstetter, Miller, Nace, Follmer, Dodge, Ayers. Second Row-DeWire, Hendricks, Farley, Fornwalt, Wagner, Hummel, Weightman, Warren. Third Row--Brown, Stapleton, Zechman, Royer, Shaffer, Specht, Riggs. Library taff The attractive book displays seen throughout the year were the work of members of the Library Staff. The entire staff assisted Mrs. Blum in shelving, filing, and circu- lating books. ln addition, each member of the staff was responsible for the orderly arrangement of a particular section of books. A group of the girls attended the Teen-Age Library Club meeting at Lock Haven State Teachers College. Library service was not all work for the girls. A Christmas party and birthday cele- brations lightened the duties of the staff. The work of the staff made the services' of the library meet the needs of the student body more adequately. National Honor O oclety Functioning as a school organization under the sponsorship of Mrs. Esch, the National Honor Society drew up a constitution to be presented to the faculty, and made plans for the induction of additional members, selected to receive this recognition of scholastic achievement. To qualify for candidacy, stu- dents must excel in the fields of scholarship, leadership, character, and service, and must be recommlended for the honor by the faculty. Membership is limited to fifteen per cent of the senior class and ten per cent of the junior ClGSS. 47 phreys, Riley. First Row-Johnson, Miller, Straub. Second Row-Hum- Girls' F Chorus First Row-Seybert, Swartzlander, Millward, Fertig, Rice, Blair, Ayers, Stahl Second Row-B. McKissick, Musser, Fetzer, Sturgen, Johnson, Parker, Aurand Miller, Third Row--Hunt, Parson, Follmer, Fisher, Stillman, Beck, Weary Marvin. Boys' Quartet First Row-McRae. Second Row-Johnson, Csoka. Third Row-Fegley. Girls' Ensemble Ji!- Q35 First Row-Ayers, Millward, Roush, Stahl. Second Row-E. Headley, Haines, R. Headley, Hess, Bennage. Third Row-Sturgen, Parker, Maryin, Hildebrand, Fisher, Beck. ' First Rowe-Walter, Bennage, Wagner, Minium, Roush, Herman, Brouse, Kline. Second Row-Balliet, Hess, P. McKissick, Hook, R. Headley, Haines, Hironi- mus, Sholley. Third Row-Blouch, Hildebrand, E. Headley, O'Brien, Aikey, Jarrett, Fregley, Mr. Flock. The high school choruses appeared publicly for the first time this year in their newly purchased gowns. They presented, with the Bucknell Symphonic Band, the annual Christmas Music Festival. Highlighting the program was the Christmas cantata This ls Noel. The spring concert consistedlof music ofa lighter nature plus a number of Negro spirituals. ln early spring the choruses presented a joint concert with the chorus from Miftlinburg High School, the first time a concert of this kind had ever been attempted. Spring saw the choruses taking their usual short tours to nearby schools. Accompanists tor the year were Barbara Brouse and Janice Stahl. Eight members of the chorus attended the District Chorus, and Judy Marvin also represented the school at State Chorus. Boys' Chorus First Row-L. Csoka, D. Johnson, Gardner, McRae, K. Csoka, Meixell, Malone Second Row-Walter, Libby, Diefenbach, J. Johnson, Evans, Secrist, Baker Bennett. Third Row-Riggs, Kifolo, Fegley, Lauver, Fenton, Judy, Gay Zimmerman. I First Row-Cotner, T. VanBuskirk, Aikey, J. Reish, Riggs, M. Musser, George, Leiby. Second Row-M. Roush, Donahoe, Coup, Fisher, Cimino, Earnest, Reigle, Morris, Bartlett. Third Row--Fairchild, Wert, Sagun, Weary, Rein, L. Musser, Stapleton, Hyman, Morris, Allen. Fourth Row--G. Holtzapple, Guyer, B. Swanger, Carroll, Reitz, Sturgen, Rohland, Fornwalt, Waters, C. Holtzopple, Eagan, Meixell. Fifth Row- Strossner, Troup, Grove, Marvin, Hertzog, Rowe, Strause, Bowersox, Bolig, Chappell, Brouse, Baney. Sixth Row-Gilbert, Wagner, Miller, Hofer, Fetzer, L. Swanger, Franquet, S. Walters, Arner, Esch, Baker, L. Walters, Blyler, E. Farley. First Raw--O'Donnell, T. Miller, Royer, Hopp, Hendricks, Kalp, Shaffer, Pawling. Second Row-Hare, Sf Snyder, Walker, J. Roush, Erdley, Shaffer, Good, Bowen, D. Moyer, Morris. Third Raw-F. Stahl, Zeiber, S. Farley, Gross, Brouse, Riggs, Forbes, Fisher, Hackenburg, D. Boker. Fourth Row--Gibson, N. Stahl, Ranck, Zartman, S. Houck, Shirk, Walter, Herman, Ryan, Peppord, Rice, Jarrett. Fifth Row-J. Hassenplug, E. Wagner, Walter, T. Wagner, Sholley, Weightman, Martin, L. Roush, P. Houck, Hayward, Burgee, Hahn, Kauffman, Heim. Sixth Row-Price, Aikey, Kifolo, N. Snyder, Means, Eyer, Crabb, Mathias, Elliott, C. Wagner, Beaver, Smith, Engle, Marks. Junior High Chorus Mr. Higgins organized a Junior High School Chorus for students of seventh, eighth, and ninth grades. There were no qualifications except the desire and the ability to sing. It is hoped that the junior group may become a feeder for the senior chorus. The officers of the junior chorus were the following: President Sue Forbes Vice-President William Grove Secretary Gayle Sturgen Treasurer James Donahoe First Row-J. Reish, Smith, E. Farley, Rohland, Hayward, Koch, Eyer, Voneida, B. Hummel. Second Row- Snyder, Herman, S. Farley, Hertzog, E. Wagner, S. Wagner, Deck, Brouse, D. Hummel, Means. Third Row- Roush, Walker, Bowen, Donahoe, Noll, Bollinger, Berger, Hartman, Burgee. Fourth Row-Kerstetter, Elliott, C. Wagner, Stevens, Moyer, Musser, Pursell, Nace, Walter, Crabb. Fifth Row-Hoffman, Harris, Strassner, Grove, Miles, Lawrence, Digan, R. Reish, Kling. Junior Band Band season really began in August, when the Senior Band was asked to demonstrate new music and methods of marching by the Pepper Clinic, a group of band directors from all parts ofthe United States. The performance of the band brought recognition and acclaim from outside the local area. . A sixty-six piece marching band presented stirring music and unusual routines during the football season. In October they appeared for the first time in their colorful new uniforms. Through the efforts of the Band Parents Organization, funds were raised to buy ninety uniforms to replace the old ones bought twelve years ago. , The band made over twenty public appearances during the year. They marched in the Christmas and Memorial Day parades and took part in Band Day at Pennsylvania State University. They took first place in the Bucknell University homecoming parade. The Concert Band of eighty members gave two concerts at which varied programs were presented for the enjoyment of large audiences. The Junior Band made its first appearance in uniform at the winter concert, Seven members attended District Band at Selinsgrove. Junior Band Student , Conductor 'if Ricky Reish tt V 1 2 Lu ,g ., wi, Z 1 WW , , f, , ,git ,, . wifi' , . , if g,fD,:.1,g 'sr - F r N 'j25g.wf 5.z!,r'.,. 1txjQQggiQf 1'ttmfif,,'1f,ajfp2?5g.5af,gvfX:i td sas: W F' W gs 5 x, ,,wA?95:.,w 1 ,M ,Margo ., H - ' . K ,Y .W ma, . , fiSR'2f.'3': . 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V ,. - ,A .. 1- 4 - - - - . .., H ,' '7 ' 4.1, ',. w :r,,i' - L EZP'.r.f-zQ5'.cS1K'fE:.553532- - - , .o K. . , -- x!7?.. ...i'Lr-E5rESEfi,m,. .:tH.L?i?S5Sif.it:n's:23Ql'5P.. 'a!.:. Senior Band in Drill Formation 52 - 5-fc-f-7if?Q.--4---.-2--7--7 W VYY- . , ,tfsri 7.7, i First Row--Holtzopple, Epler, Brown, Marvin. Second Row-Clarke, Meixei, Waters, Fegley, Eberhort, S. Wolters, Fenton, Hollinon, Keiser. Third Row-Bollinger, Broodt, Lewis, Brouse, Dodge, Hyrnen, Doinoff, Johnson, Judy, Schnure, Kepple, H. Walter. Standing-Boney, Griffith, Bennett, Seebold. .. ,. A .E 1 sa.. nv '- f. 5 -' 7'57n-- 7 use-A .kk Maforettes ,.Q14ffQ' A Q51 Ek 525.35255 W 5525 Kneeling-Hyman. Standing-George, Foll- mer, Minium. Band President and Student Conductor X if X X . - 'L , HQTEQ P7 A XX 4 ' W Q K Walter-Conductor, Beek-President. Musical otes District Chorus First Row-Roush, Brouse. Sec- ond Row-Hess, Parker, Csoko Third Row-Johnson, Fegley, if-:5:...., Marvin. ahiiiug hn- lign Gigi!-2 tag? 1 jiiiil. ' -I ee : - :El-5' N 'taxa H' F if X Iiqz f, i V State Chorus Judy Mc rvin Seniors in the Chorus First Row-Stahl, Rice, Millword, Bennoge, Johnson, Ayers, Roush, Hermcn Second Row-P. McKissick, Hunt, Headley, Bolliet, Fetzer, Parker, Miiler, Marvin, Stillman. Third Row-Sturgen, Porson, Meixell, Gardner, Beck Fisher, B. McKissick, Follmer, Blouch. Fourth Row-Wolter, Secrist, Gay, Fenton, Lauver, Riggs, Bennett, Aurond. 54 -'x .-.-.- Ifihfffo' 90'-' f . :.v-.-':0- - .-.-. +. 1-. - -. 4-. xv- - 4 -.-..-My - -f 4215550 q-fu' ff Q. uf'-?,'o 5v1 5.555 N - 42-H 'ss 44'4u'9,f' -M-9'-'ie'-Me-f.'f!'-, -v. 'W' W-'f'+ '-2,-fw. Q'--.'-Q 'QQ-150:-? -,bm .- w 'gf ii -:- mvs- Q . .- 439 District Band First Row-Beck, Strobeck, Walter. Second Row-Brouse, Csoka, Marvin. L: Seniors i Q ., 'z3.2f3, ' ! lf 5-5 dvi ' it -', I 4' ,- N 1 . we 1. , 2k'E.' , w s .x. '5 swf' 'ZS'- Q. ge-.9 -9,5.g.5,..:Q,3,. fb1- .- . ' ' A - -.Ss-rg. - Ax.-sw --I-wiv. w- 'nag-f ,4 ,ffoy Q. 1 will 3' Q' ' fb-1 A F N 'VA xx x fi. A 1 A in the Band First Row-Noll, Sturgen, Beck. Second Row-Bennage, Foll- mer, Marvin. Third Row- Walter, Bennett, Gardner. -M nr:--'e1f: :'.v-1, - ff? .A-.esfwn - A. +- ' .sf . ..- - .A-. . -N.-D21 .xiflwf 21-v, 'W g v , N fu .- .- Higgins ' w 3 1-,e fa' . af. - ' Q, . A X. Ea ' . U- ' ,fd-f, grafil .f Mr l F ock -M '3g'J'1PDO'CkXV9L'5?SL'-'I'I 151fOO5G 15Q!?R'ffKk'5x'ZQC M r. Le iste r 55 'Mi ii. Dramatic Club J Cast Riehl, Headley, Eckberg, Bender, Csoka, Strobeck, Dennis. Production Seated-Bennage, Blouch, Goodall, Fenton, Blair. Standing- Stajf Bender, Kindig, Clarke, Hughes, Platt, Lubrecht, Swartzlander. 56 Trysting Place When Shakespeare s Ladies Meet Summer Comes to the Diamond 0 The Senior Class Pla . ,f is e ff' lli ' 'CPS N 1 V L r , l ,,, P P uuae W, so A e at The Cast Seated-Gardner, Beck, Headley, Blouch, Follmer. Standing-Erdley, Miller, Dodge, Bennage, Stahl, Riggs, Sturgen. ' The Heiress The high school stage was transformed into an early nineteenth century livingroom for The Heiress, a two-act play presented by the Senior Class. The play centered around 0 shy young heiress and her mercenary boyfriend who loved only himself and her money. Mrs. Erdley was in charge of the production, and George Reish and Dick Humphreys were responsible for the setting. X. Ee? N , l I e -1- r l Properties and Lighting . Program Seated-Parker, Broadt. Standing-Secrist, Seated-Straub, McKissick. Standing-Hauck Schuyler, Jackson, Robbins, Riley. Fetzer, Courter, Carr. , 58 Stage Construction First Row-Lloyd, Katherman, Pursell, Lauver. Standing-Walter, Fausey, Shirk, O'Neill, Snyder. Scenery Painting First Row-Balliet, Millward, McKissick, Sing- ley ,Fenton. Second Row-Mincemoyer, Ayers, Meixell. 1 :LX- Costumes and Make-Up Seated-Witkowski, Bennage, S. Miller. Stand- ing-M. Miller, Mummaw, Rice, Forbes, Purs- ley, Balliet, Leonard. i I Tickets and Ushers First Row-Reed, Herman, Roush, Second Row-Aurancl, Minium, Zimmerman. Third Row-Wehr, Diehl, Fisher, Kline. Fourth Row -Gay, Rishel, Malloy. Publicity First Row-Noll, Bennett, Marvin, Parsons. Second Row-Hunt, Riley, Nace, Stillman. Third Row-Bowersox, Tolley. 59 MYDH 196 L , ,f I- Q I jf-bnhckl 4 , .fi-AQ .1 'ex ff' Y V y if I, I f' ' A 27. wg-wif-N , -in nf lik Q- ff 'J' -ff- , fffx fxfx,-fix -in cy 'WX YV' 'cf .2--5' Ji 31, Q, M' 4' 1' W iff? ,ffl K: ' In K : K , 1, -sz? -ff . S, . - M X ff ,Mg-,,:,.., -Y gy 'fskffg - .ff Y I-. 4 'T F- . A R, , , ,, , .V K' Q - 1'- A Us ?' 'Yu H12 dxf W gfff, - ,,, V '-if-,, Q . Nz,-.4 H W if ,A , yrs J F4 V551 M yi 4 n...-,,-M., N -.,u y, .:- EQEES f' N --. ff ,Li ir, - 4 X r ,, 6 1 AXWX i , I' Q U I X X 'll f g Q QEQEX ,cf I J 'yv' I s 1 xx ,V it ff ' fb 1 ,. ,. 1 f X E .1 19 ' 4+ 'P' ' 'III ' xx' K 'QQ W A M M i? 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Sagun, Kline, Gardner, Lucas, O'Neill, Malloy, Katherman, Talley, Fenton, Gay, Bennett, Csoka, Meixell, Van Buskirk, Mr. Himmelreich. Third Row-M Thomas, Reish Keefer Powell Knouse Haas Evans Wetzel Zimmerman Stover J. Kifolo D' M ' F. I I I I I I I I I I Harris, Brouse, Benfer, Weaver, A. Sagun, J. Donahoe, Mr. Sember. Varsity Football A huddle-signals-formation-hup one, two, three-eleven fighting bodies surging forward over the last white line-touchdown. The Lewisburg Green and White team this year, for the first time, attended a pre-season football camp, the purpose being to put the team in the best possible condition in a short time. During this camping experience, there kindled in the personnel of the squad a spirit and sportsmenlike conduct that burned brightly throughout the season- Returning from camp the Dragons faced eight strong opposing teams and achieved an average 3-4-l record- A highlight of the season was the Milton game. Although the Green and White lost, it was here they showed their greatest strength, particularly on the defensive. Mr. Sember was head coach, and line coach was Mr. Himmelreich. First Row-Mr. Keister, Mr. Dyer, Mr. Hidlay, Mr. Custer. Second Row-Mr. Lane, Mr. Dohmann, Mr. Sember, Mr. Himmelreich. lm, -62 Coaching Staff Junior High Football Because of inexperience, the football team representing the junior high school had an unsuccessful season The squad was composed almost entirely of boys new to interscholastic competition Games were lost to Milton Selinsgrove, and Shamokin Cheerleaders The cheerleaders worked to promote school spirit in all athletic events. They were responsible for publicizing all games, announcing scores in chapel, and holding pep rallies for all home games. During football season they sold tags urging the Dragons to beat their opponents. All money ,made from these tags, plus the pro- ceeds from their dance, went toward the purchase of a megaphone. At the last home basketball game two Jay Vee cheerleaders moved up to replace Frances Parker, lost to the squad by graduation. First Row-Bingaman, Parker Blair. ' Second Row-Libby Malloy, Hess. v - - . .1 am- , V 4 ,---,.. .1 ...,,J-..g...,lQETR'13'5?' yrs! ' 7 'M T? gZf gr' -,LL :v A..,.A,V, A ' T A T -f N W A f lillztfryv' . - .- f' 'Tyg - - . fsffsfssi ,H 3:9311 l , i L -'QF Q ' 'a TT i I P I -wig' li 1: ' E i ' T ei- ' 4 li - - - . s ' ,' . 5 , ff? it i' - !'+f2?'11-:neil l-. . .Asian Lgcfstgg L-' ,.-Q ix-'f P f. - -if ' - - ' -'11 I I-ri Ti ' 'H-G. 5 If gl ' -.f W' , Y ' il l'-i f . L ' ' .' 'Z 2 ' 4.-I-5-all , :-L ,- . L, . L Hi Nd W , - It 'sims ,, 1 - r ' , ....:.. ,.-:EMI . i :EK W ii ' Tw -ii ii Ast. jg h 7 aging ii Xa ' l I Q I L Y I ,D I, J 1 Z I 5- 4 um ,I . , A ,-, ,- ul- K X it J H .-L , if : ll .-JT ' I I V 'VX . t g ' : if Eu ' I lfg ll . 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Highlights of the season were two victories over Mifflinburg, keeping the Little Brown Jug in our possession. John Selsam was high scorer during the season. First Row-Rein, Pick, Kitolo, Conrad, Taylor. Second Row-Millward, Reish, Mr. Himmel- reich. Third Row-VanBuskirk, McKissick, Kline, Lucas, Libby, Noone. Junior Varsity Basketball The Jay Vee squad got off to ci bad start, losing many of their games by a very slight margin. The games provided many thrills for spectators, since often the outcome was in doubt until the final whistle. The second halt of the season found the boys showing decided improvement. Denny Lucas led the team in points scored, and Bob Kifolo posted the best record in rebounds. EV V W W N i I M N . XM ,mi iii V ww, I ii - fs, ,Q 'I W N22 WL iiwii M f . l lil fl -'T' l J 1 .5 il l. ,es l l It V X J K 1 U l . 'f. , '1i fi ' H f f , e Eh L M i j ,i H , A L J First Row-W. Bollinger, Boughter, Malone, Brouse, Degling, Gordon, Csoka. Second Row-Edwards, G. Bollinger, Gay, Wetzel, Snyder, Moyer, Dietrich, Kline. Third Row-D. Johnson, Bennett, Kepple, Broadt, Seebold, Betzer, Evans, Boyer, Mr. Custer. Fourth Row-Diefenbach, J. Johnson, Hood, Anderson, Giunta. Interscholastic wrestling, in its second year at Lewisburg High Varsity School, took its place as one of the most popular varsity sports. Although the team still showed inexperience when they lost to . an old rival, Mifflinburg, they garnered several impressive Wrestllng . victories. Bob Brouse and Bob Degling had very good records. With only two lost to the squad by graduation, prospects for the coming year are bright. First Row-Showalter, Bilger, Reish, Parker, Haas, Clarke. Second Row-Mr. Dohmann, Marvin, Keefer, Kieft, Powell, Benfer, Miller. , The lack of height was the deciding factor in most of the Junlor games played by the junior high team. However, the team was . composed of a group of well co-ordinated boys who by the time Hlgh they are eligible for the varsity squad should develop into a capable group of players. Mr. Dohmann was the coach. Basketball 65 N l l l Q f A,-' - - 5 l 1 2 ' rf r STA. v - 1- L-4.: -, -.- Z.. Z J . . ff, M . M - 2 T . I 2 .1 -11 s , - -e. .-,mfr ... s -. f .V -- ' ..,f..L 1 --.1-we 'ragfigg ir 1 fl' 5. 1 T, , - . , I 1 .-.. 3 e f , ' iii, , ', .4 1 I T . ' J. 1. i Q ' Y ' 1 l. fs l tri: I eg ', its .m ., .7 , .ly - ' . ' Still. lm 'Y ? 1 V ll gi L in , . x..-.in .4 it H - , . if, 4 ' . . T 4 ' eg' ,M . . 4 -- e .S 7 . . A N Z, :A , .4 ' M .T I ggi? f a A ' Ji l 'I -'K . f ' P- l ' ' i .Y ' 1 , Q - 5, l g l Q - f .1 V05- 3 Tf-7 719, if g :, - ,if ' . fi -,gg i l: l fe- . Q., -.1 A' . K v . . if 1' 'v e,., ew-all .. , ,Q , , S, Q .. . : M, A , . w ' ' L' 1:11 S .. . N A X , X, , Y um. will-W, if W . . , , .41 ,Lit , . k..',, . . . In ,J W U f s l fy : i V ry i Ye -.- l . ' ,,, ' ' 'P' ' I l G - ,LN . : L, '. - 1958. S Q, 2 T fl First Row-G. Sturgen, Lawrence, Stapleton, Reish, Miller, Malloy, McFall, Reitz. Second Row-J. Sturgen, Witkowski, Baker, Goodall, Fornwalt, Libby, Beck, Parson, Bennage. Third Row-Waters, Millward, Clavell, Hess, Moyer, Sholley, Roush, Miss Keiser. Fourth Row- Marvin, Straub, Blouch, Evans, Grazier, Eagan, Booth, Weary, Malone. Since few seasoned players were on hand, the girls' basket- ball teams were composed largely of freshmen and sophomores. The girls fought hard but were able to win only a few of the ,games pla-yed. However, they gained experience and can serve as a nucleus for teams next year. Defeats were handed to Mifflinburg and West Snyder, games were lost to Alumnae, Middleburg, Selinsgrove, Mifflinburg, and West Snyder. Girls' Basketball - it e T Ffilif Q lm : A First Row-Libby, Weightman, Sholley, Moyer, D. Bennage. Second Row-Headley, Lemmon, Miller, Balliet, Strobeck, Roush, Millward, Miss Keiser. Third Row-Malone, Ziegler, Houck, Klingler, Jarrett, N. Bennage, Himmelreich, The Softball Team won first place inthe Tri-County League for the third consecutive year. All six games played resulted in victories for Lewisburg High. Miss Keiser, the coach, has consistently fielded an outstanding team which has been a credit to the school. Three girls, Carol Himmelreich, Pauline Hauck, and Sandra Sholley had batting averages of .500 or more, Carol being high with .58O. I Varsity Softball 1956 ' J First Row-Wetzel, Heeter, Meixell, Seebold, Kline, Berge, Johnson, Kepple. Second Row-Mr. Keister, Lucas, Meckly, Fenton, Selsam, Showalter, Stover, R. Kifolo, J. Kifolo, Zimmerman. Varsity Baseball 1956 Varsity Golf 1956 The first season of baseball under Coach Walter Keister saw the team win six games out of fifteen played, an average record. The outstanding game of the year was played with champion- ship-bound Danville, when Lewisburg topped the rival nine by a score of 5 to 4. Lewisburg also beat Milton in both games played with the upriver rival. John Selsam had the highest batting average. 'WT i. First Row-Zimmerman, Hunn- phreys, Degling. Second Row -Kribbs, Strobeck, Mr. Sem- ber. as J , --geese? The golf team had home-to-home matches with State College and Williamsport high schools, defeating the latter once and losing the other three matches. Home matches, as well as practice sessions, were played on the Bucknell University Golf Course. 67 Xrx-x ll Semors 1n Sports 1 i 1 V 1 - F.- r ,K , ' . 1 . , f. ' ' I is H' 'eff ' lubilz? H N V. , V ,A , Football 1 gsrfiryyi ,E i. M, 1 ,, r f i 1.:, 1 M First Row-Meixell, Gardner, Bennett, Molloy. 1' 'Isl' ' ,gi :-- ' ? yi Second Row-Gay, Kotherman, Tolley, Fenton, in ,pew f-., ' ' l 1- o'Neall. 5 El ' 2-A-Sf ' N I -if .f .fm 1 A' Zn' f A ' r i 2515 F do r f M f gg? an ij i ff' J. ' gl ' VQQL- ' V 1 X115 .. Y... .. ,.L ........, . Basketball First Row-Meixell, Riley. Second Row- Fenton, Reitz, Selsom. ,T E 1 gm K , , 4 Wk N1 W Y V rl , 1 1 -- 3 , V ? -,, w 'ww .A ' x -1 1' . H ' ' T 9 3 .- f , L ' -- Girls Basketball First Row-Witkowski, Bennoge, Roush, Mill- word. Second Row-Parson, Sturgen, Miller, Beck, Straub, Marvin. ss L' I X M H ..t, ,1 . . ' X Wrestling Gay, Bennett. 68 Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisbu rg Lewisbu rg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisbu rg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg 1956-57 Varsity Sports Records Golf 1956 Baseball 1956 State College State College Williamsport Williamsport Football 1956-57 High llV2 High ll 6 11 Mifflinburg Milton 12 Northumberland 18 Jersey Shore Watsontown Danville 28 Selinsgrove Montgomery 13 Wrestling 1956-57 Danville 31 Milton 17 Sunbury 34 Watsontown 24 Mifflinburg 35 Montoursville 28 Milton S. Williamsport Girls' Basketball 1956-57 Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Middleburg Selinsgrove Mitflinburg West Snyder Selinsgrove Miftlinburg West Snyder Middleburg 33 34 32 38 22 31 47 28 22 Lewisburg Lewisbu rg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisbu rg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisbu rg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Ba Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Second Half Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Playoff Game Lewisburg 13 Montandon 5 Montandon 1 Watsontown 9 Milton O Danville 9 Selinsgrove O Mifflinburg 3 Northumberland 5 Trevorton 6 Sunbury 2 Milton 5 Danville I 5 Selinsgrove O Mifflinburg 3 Northumberland sketball 1956-57 29 Sunbury 61 Mifflinburg 48 Milton 53 Selinsgrove 49 Northumberland 50 Danville 48 Trevorton 44 Bloomsburg 47 Sunbury 49 Mifflinburg 51 Milton 52 Selinsgrove 41 Northumberland 58 Danville 47 Trevorton 47 Bloomsburg 50 Bloomsburg PATRONS Dr. and Mrs. john W. Arbogast Dr. and Mrs. H. R. Biernstein Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm A. Clinger Dr. and Mrs. Erwin S. Degling Dr. and Mrs. Elwood S. Derr Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Dornsife Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Erclley Dr. and Mrs. George B. Faries Attorney and Mrs. VV. Roger Fetter Dr. and Mrs. Lester P. Fowle Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. I-Iartung Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Humphreys Mr. and Mrs. VVilliam T. Johnson Attorney and Mrs. Charles W. Kalp Dr. and Mrs. F. Keithan Attorney A. A. Leiser Attorney and Mrs. Merrill W. Linn Dr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Marino Drs. M. D., C. C., S. M. Nesbit Dr. and Mrs. john F. Osler Mr. and Mrs. T. Gregory Parker Mr. and Mrs. Hayes L. Person Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Pursley Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Reish Mr. and Mrs. Bernard A. Riley Dr. and Mrs. G. VV. Seebold Mr. and Mrs. Lake T. Sheary Attorney and Mrs. Paul M. Showalter The Honorable and Mrs. VVilliam L. Showers Dr. and Mrs. A1nos B. Smith Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Stamey Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Weightman Attorney and Mrs. A. Thomas Wilson Senator Samuel B. Wolfe Dr. and Mrs. Clark B. Zimmerman A Friend 170 BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY GATEWAY TO HIGHER LEARNING Founded in 1846 ir More Than 80 Young People From Union County Are Included in Her Current Student Body Dr. Merle M. Odgers, President LEWISBURG, PA STATEMENT OF LEWISBURG TRUST AND SAFE DEPOSIT CO. Lewisburg, Pennsylvania December 30, 1956 Capital ........................................,....................... 5 150,000.00 Surplus and Profits ......... .......... 5 42,520.00 Deposits ..,................... .......... 4 ,520,'792.00' Trust Funds ,........ ,....,........... . .. .......... 1,92'7,766.00 Corporate Trusts ............................................., 415,000.00 Our Motto - SECURITY and SERVICE Buy and Hold U. S. Savings Bonds 71 KRATZER DULL POST No. 182 AMERICAN LEGION LEWISBURG SOCIAL CLUB Wmlllllllllwfm X '?49fQ 3 N 5 ff? 2 5 A f We in Q 5 S 55341323 S I 6rf'mafi:ff' Q QW G Www 5 X W07l'IllllXXWW X LEWISBURG L. E. BURREY AGRICO JEDDO FERTILIZERS HIGHLAND COAL I Dial JA 4-7373 - Store, Vicksburg Dial JA 4-5771 - Warehouse, N. 10th St., Lewisburg 72 W. E. MINIUM MOVING AND STORAGE Agent Member - Allied Van Lines, Inc. 100-120 North Fifth Street LEWISBURG, PA. Phone JA 3-1219 PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE FURNITURE 0 LEWISBURG PENNSYLVANIA 73 THE UNION NATIONAL BANK of LEWISBURG at the Service of The Lewisburg School, Teachers, Students and School Associations In All of Its Departments BANKING - SAVINGS 1 TRUSTS -- SAFE KEEPING DONAHOES FURNITURE Union Countgfs Finest COMPLETE HOME FURNITURE STORE A Good Friendly Store WVhere You Can Discuss Your Furnishing Problems Featuring Pennsylvania House Solid Cherry and Maple See Our Sample Rooms LEWISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA 74 f 7 rom ROSS STUDIO AND CAMERA STORE i' Photographe ON EIDA O DIEHL CHEVROLET-CADILLAC CO. Dial JA 4-2071 1.:.:.:.: . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . . . . , . . . . .':-:-r:-:-:-:-:- - RF - . an A ' HEATING OILS VZV' TYDQL' GASOLINES LUBRICANTS '1,. Q. 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