Lewisburg High School - Oneida Yearbook (Lewisburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1958 volume:

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Publiihed by THE SENIOR CLASS of Lewisburg Ioint High School Lewisburg, Pennsylvania ,. .,.. f 1 IN xizlullxicy' lmlllcml'-111-C lm-i R I 1 li llll1'I' liusim-ss NI2lll2lf.1'l'l' 3 Where to Look FUREWORD DEDICATIC JN ADM INISTRATIUN FAFULTY SERVICES SENIORS l'NDERC'LASSMEN Juniors Sophomore s Freshmen Eighth Grzule Seventh G rzule ACTTIVITIES Puhliezxtious Student Couneil Leagues Ilonor Societies Fluhs MUSIC AND DRAKIATICS fhoruses llaulcls The Masque MAY DAY SPORTS Football Basketball Wrestling Spring Sports Girls' Sports Varsity Vluh, f'l1c-erlearlers STUDENT LIFE PATRONS ADVERTISEMENTS 4 2 5 6 7 I0 I2 24- 26 28 30 32 36 38 39 40 4-l 418 50 5-L 56 58 62 64 65 65 68 70 '78 79 Dedication MPH livc-ullsc llll'0llj.fll his efforts fooilmll om-v again hm-- Uilllll' 21 IHAJOI sport in tlu- high sc-hool: ln-cziiisv for H f loc-ii yvzirs hc has ggivun unsclfisli se-i'x'im'c lo lhc zillilvlic- llI'0gI'2llIl, his only rcwziril the uppn-c-iulioii of thosv hm- svrvccl so wvll, wa-, thc Vlass of 1958, clccliczitc our Ilrmhlfr in MR. SIDNEY L. TIIONIAS 5 Jo Cm x Www! Q7 v M f N44 --H ,vmw w,fy-- -W-K7 . . V---.-- af Mr. Stanford L. Kunkle High School Principal Mr. Robert E. Beckman Supervising Principal Administration 6 J English Facult J JW W. Mrs. Blum, the librarian, shows members of the l-lnglish department some new books for the shelves. Smtrd are Mrs. Webster, Mrs. Kantner, Mrs. Deck, Mrs. Erdley. Simuling-Mrs. Ames and Mrs. Blum. Rv en Languages -,,,..,, -1 x. ' bfi Mrs. Pursley and Mr. Abbott examine Latin and French textbooks. Science Mrs. Person demonstrates the use of a Cottrell-prec-ipitator to Mr. Gill nnd hfrs. Shuler. iw fi. . RM Ge graphy A - ww 1 .M--1 x Me.- , - M-.., S , , ...W...,, ,Or s V ....... 's-.-Q. Mr. Fulck and Mr. llidlay finrl the large globe in the librury useful for their work. CQQLEWM A, C 'fl Mathematics 2lClllty Art fl? AFL digg M' RIRltll0IIl3tlC'S tear-hers discuss their course of study. Imff to right are Mr. Rohrbavll, Mr. Dyer, Mrs. lleleznnp, Mr. Vvclliver. b K 2 i fi gs 15 Music Agriculture T . . A ,, . , fr . ,L i, figpgritee., Q r x 1 . ily. Ea xx Q ,, iii K, , X K' ,ik 5+ 4' i '42 -friiiseixff' 3' i q wn., . - X Mr. Keisler exhibits an cam ' 'E A Vijmu rlinled ln' one ol' his sluden s I llg- ' ' Il . .. f Dv 'l ilu iiii E icii i i u , in ,vvx L Q X 1 as iiii . 3 1 Lid fell Quia' 1 4 r f? L - ffffx ,i Mr. Liggell looks over il sludent's project hunk, Mr. Higgins, Mr. Leister, and lllr. Flock ure respon- sihle for the inusienl :le 'vilies qi' the high sc-howl. 'EQQCMZYAA ldjdtfi buff Industrial Arts Guidance-Special Education i A - d y f l i A I , k di? 'i J f S , r I ' - - 1 J METAL - Sw we Q., K f J RQ' F ' J 2 if l l A - gi lla ' 5 .r ll IF s I ' N 1 1. - - ' ' -.QM :Q it if QQQ' ' 1533 A A 'ni ,f ' ' lx' if ' fr Mr. Slnlller discusses with Mr. Ruhl, guidance eoun- lllr. Kunkle and hlr. Bechtel test the eulting of sr-lor, plans for his spevial education group. metal on a milling lnaehine. tltfl l xi Qslvl 'N l S l l A seore hook interests Miss Keiser, Mr. llilnlnel- reieh, and Mr. Lane. Health Homemaking K T0 4, ,H ,Ju A Gdmm S - 1 ,vt 3 f 'S :I i Q5 i Q . A . l..Jn.i lx .3 Zi' '-- 1 , .,,.f'.f'.-5 1-, .., 1 -' X ,si-em. ' ' , 4 3' - --, 43 5 .E 5 H 1- l' 1 s bv' lf .Q Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Sundel eull uttt-lxtitnlitgg Z ht-nlth poster. f JZLL . Business Education Social Studie J ju . . ? - .fs V E .t,. ...t V. Teaelners of soeial studies meet to plan the eontcnt their Sealed are Mrs. ltisell and Mrs. lfarvin. Slarldirzg-Mr. Bastian, Mr. Ague, and Mr. Abbott. School Nurse .BSA .A W Mrs. Thornton cheeks a health record. S Wgfllfvl QLMQ 'Nil Miss Ritter and Mr. Kessler try out an eleetrie typewriter. Driver Education Mr. Dolnnann gets ready driver edueation. .K IT 'M .. for the pran-tieul side of fx High Schoo M Tlf-'J l Svc-rm-tnries-Mrs. Yvagncr and Blrs. Lihhy. . ML M M g ' .1 M.. ,...... 3'Q'W QIf.'Qe?:. 'liz-wh . ww- . ef 'TTTWV' fa Q M.-. -. W--MU f m 4 ., ' 1 1 ' T w e E a I f ' X ,- ' -. - - :'. f 5 X A . I If K 2 .,, I 1 ? i f x- I 5 ff'- 'E2 ,,., . ' A X. ... T ,H - , I w Q-gs , .kv . SQ .I 1 A. Scala!-Mrs. Herman, Mrs. Rolxlzmd, Mrs. Thonms. Slarzding-Mrs. Stahl, Mrs. S. Fisher, Mrs. F. Fisher, Mrs. Royvr, Mrs. Culp. Custodial Staff Secretarial Staff Mrs. Tuskcr-Secretary for the Svhool Distrivt Cafeteria Staif A I Mr. Krouso, Mr. Zichcr, Mr. Pamlm- SENICJRS It 54fla u .htm f,k 'mf 'I V, , H - f. ,M -'..,..., l -' 1-, ' '--,.1,..,, , ..,,,, , 'yr-4 W., V31 '-4. ,A J, I' I.. N wx, v f-. ., -n.... . , L s sl A ,Q x ,S , X SENIORS GERALD BAKER March 8 Commercial Mixed Chorus lg Boys' League lg Business Education Club 13 Intramurals 1. GLENN BAKER October 24 Industrial Arts Boys' League 33 Intramurals 2. ROBERT BENDER May 25 College Preparatory Oneida: Ili-Lites 4g National Honor So- ciety Qg Boys' League 3: Dramatic Club 2g Art Club Qg Science Club lg Intramu- rals 1. DALE BERGE September 15 Industrial Arts Boys' Chorus, ltlixed Chorus lg Boys' League 35 Industrial Arts Club lg Nature Study lg Jay Vee Football lg Baseball 1. ELIZABETH BONEY November 13 Home Economics Girls' Chorus lg Girls' League 3g Business Education Club lg F.H.A. 4g Softball lg Intramuvls 2. l 1-2 BARBARA BORDER March 12 Commercial Oneida: Ili-Liles Q3 Student Council 33 Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus lg Girls' League 33 F.H.A. lg Business Education Club 23 G.A.L. 23 Intramurals 4. GEORGE BOUGHTER October 24 General Milton High School 25 Boys' League 2: Varsity Club lg Wrestling 2. JAMES BOWERSOX March '26 College Preparatory Sophomore Presidentg Oneida: Student Council 3, Presidentg National Honor Society 23 Band 43 Dance Band lg Boys' League 3g Science Club 33 Jay Vee Bas- ketball 1. Senior Activities nos. Officers look for an open date on the school calendar. Left to right are Jim Clinger, president: Ginny Stahl, secretaryg Bob Kribbs, Vice-presidentg Ben Zimmerman. treasurer. 4' N-. his 1958 PEARL BOWERSOX May 7 Home Economics Girls' League 35 F.II.A. 23 G.A.L. lg Intralnurals 1. ROBERT BOYER 0Ct0ber 16 Industrial Arts Boys' League 35 Art Club lg Intramurals 15 Ivrestling 2. RUSSELL BOYER August Q6 Industrial Arts Boys' League 35 Industrial Arts Club 13 Intramurals 4. Hound Class Officers X Ihe Senior Class meets to discuss money-making schemes. Quoth the President: We must scll more candy. BARBARA BROUSE April 6 College Preparatory Oneida: Ili-Lites 3, Editor-in-Chiefg Band 45 Dance Band I5 District Band 15 Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus 35 District Chorus 25 Girls' League 35 F.'l'.A. l, President: G.A.L. Q5 Intramurals 4. ROBERT BROUSE October '29 General Boys' League 35 Industrial Arts Club 15 Photography 15Jay Vee Football 15 Intru- murals 25 Yvrestling 35 Varsity Club 3. DOROTHY BROWN February H- College Preparatory Oneidag Student Council 15 National Ilon- or Society 25 Band 4-5 District Band 15 State Band I5 Girls' Chorus, Mixed Cho- rus Q5 Girls' League 35 Dramatic Club 25 Intramurals 3. JOYCE BRUSS lllarch 6 Commercial Ili-Liles 15 Girls' Chorus 15 Girls' League 35 Business Education Club 35 I .ll.A. 35 G.A.L. 1. PIIILLIP CLARK May 1 General Berwick School 15 Boys' League 3. 'fr' SENIORS JAMES CLINGER March 26 College Preparatory Senior Presidentg Student Council 15 Band 45 Boys' Chorus, Mixed Chorus 15 Boys' League 35 Speech Club 25 Key Club 25 Basketball, Jay Vee l, Varsity 25 Intra- murals 4-. SIIEILA CRAMER May 9 C0lVl7lIt'7'l'1-lll Ili-Lifes 35 Band 35 Girls' Chorus 3, Mix- ed Chorus Q5 Girls' League 35 Business Education Club 35 Library Club li Intra- murals 35 Oneida. PATRICIA CROWLEY June I8 C'0mmerz'ial Oneida: II1'-L1'te.v 4-5 Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus 35,Girls' League 35 Business Ed- ucation Club 25 F.lI.A. 15 G.A.L. Q5 Li- brary Club 15 Art Club l5'Sc-ience Club 15 Intramurals 4-. Wfw AL i December 14- Cr1ll ato v s' Q us .ed Choru. '5 District orus 5 . League 35 Ph tography Clul ie: e Club 25 Varsity Club 35 a 'eba V tling 35 Varsity Club 3. ROBERT DEGLING September 13 College Preparatory Oneida: National llonor Society 25 Boys' League 35 Key Club 35 Intramurals 35 Vllrestling 25 Gull' 35 Varsity Club 3. GEORGE DIEFENBACII June 29 College Preparatory National Ilonor Society 25 Boys' Chorus, Mixed Chorus 15 Boys' League 3: Radio Club 15Science Club 15 Varsity Football 15 Intramurals 4-5 VVrestling l. .IOIIN DONAIIOE February 3 College Preparatory Junior l'resident5 Student Council 15 Boys' League 35 Key Club 35 Varsity Football 45 Basketball, .lay Vee 15 Varsity 15 Intramurals 4-5 Varsity Club 3. DONNA EBERIIART September 19 General Oneida: Ili-I,1'Ie.v 35 Girls' League 35 Busi- ness Edncation Club 25 Art Club 15 Band 3 HAROLD ERB March 19 Industrial Arts Boys' League 3. LARRY ERDLEY January 22 College Preparatory Boys' League 35 Football, -lay Vee I5 Varsity 2. Q0 ROBERT ICYER College Preparatory Boys' League 35 Radio Club 25 Seienee September 4 Club 15 Intramura-ls 2. STEIN FEGLEY May 30 College Preparatory Oneida: Ili-Liles 25 Band 45 Dance Band 35 Boys' Chorus 35 Mixed Chorus 35 Dis- trict Chorus 25 Boys' League 35 Football, Jay Vee 1, Varsity 15 MENC Eastern Division Chorus 15 Sc-ienee Club 4. LINDA Fl'INSTl-IRMACHER Commercial August 13 Ili-Liles 15 Girls' Chorus 2, Mixed Cho- rus 25 Girls' League 35 Business Education Club 35 F.lI.A. 25 G.A.L. 25 Intramurals 4. BONETA FERTIG Oetober 13 Commercial Girls' Chorus 4: Mixed Chorus 45 Girls' League 35 Business Education Club 35 F.H.A. lg G.A.L. 4. IIAZEL FISHER August 9 Home Economics Girls' Chorus 1, Mixed Chorus 15 Girls' League 35 Business Education Club 15 G.A.L. 15 Intramurals 4. 5 LARRY FRANCOVICII April 27 College Preparatory Student Council 15 Boys' League 3: Na- ture Study 1: Key Club 35 Varsity Club 15 Football. Jay Vee Q, Varsity 15 Basket- ball, Jay Vee 1, Varsity 25 Intramurals 4. NANCY l ltlCDl'IRICK February l'7 Comnzera-ful Girls' League 35 Business lidueation Club 15 G.A.L. I5 Intramurals 2. ANGELO GII'N'l'A August 21 General Band 25 Boys' League 3: Industrial Arts Club I5 Photography Club 25 VVrestling 25 Intramurals 4. f ROBICRT GORDON September l General Boys' League 35 Nature Study I5 Varsity Club 35 tVrest.ling 15 Intramurals 4. K BARBARA IIAINES September 15 General - 111'-Lifes 3: Girls' Chorus 4, Mixed Chorus 45 Ensemble lg Girls' League 85 Business Education Club 25 G,A.L. Q5 Intramurals 4-5 Dramatic Club 15 Varsity Basketball 2g May Court. quo SENIGRS RUTH HEADLICY July 28 College Preparatory Oneida: Hi-Liles 25 Student Council lg Girls' Chorus 43 Mixed Chorus 33 Ensem- ble lg Girls' League 33 Dramatic Club 35 G.A.I,. Qg Softball 13 Intramurals 4. VIRGINIA IIESS March 8 General . Ili-Liles lg Girls' Chorus 3g Mixed Cho- rus 35 Distric-t Chorus lg Ensemble lg Girls' League 33 Business Education Club lg G.A.L. 23 Varsity Basketball 25 Cheer- leader 3g Intramurals 4-5 Varsity Club 3. .IUSTINA IIILDEBRAND May 6 College Preparatory Oneida: Ili-L1'Ics lg National Honor So- ciety 23 Girls' Chorus 3g Mixed Chorus 3g Ensemble lg Girls' League 3g Dramatic Club 35 Science Club lg Intramurals -tg District Chorus 1. ICUGENIC IlUFl MAN January 18 General Band 4-3 Boys' League 31 Business liduca- tion Club 1: Science Club lg Jay Vee Bas- ketball lg Intramurals l. KINGSTON HOOD July 17 General Boys' League 33 Photograpliy Club lg Radio Club lg Intramurals 33 Wvrestling .J l 16 RICIIARD HIIFF November 5 Agriculture Boys' League 33 F.F.A. 3. ROBERT HUFNAGLI-I October 1-1- College Preparatory Boys' League 33 Football, Jay Vee 1, Var- sity 33 Basketball, Jay Vee 1, Varsity 23 Intramurals 33 Varsity Club 3. JACK HUGHES November 1-I General Leon High School lg Boys' League 23 Dramatic Club 1. Burning The Mldmght O11 fdsiafffaf' Seven make high scores and win 1 trip to tht United Nations Left to right are Graham Showalter Innts Lhnger Iustma Hildebrand, and Dorothy Brown 19 DAVID JOHNSON July 5 College Preparatory Oneida: Boys' Chorus 23 District Chorus 23 Mixed Chorus 23 Boys' League 33 Arch- ery Club 23 Radio Club Q3 Jay Vee Foot- ball 13 Wrestling Q3 Intramurals 2. JABIES JOHNSON September 22 College Preparatory Boys' Chorus 13 Mixed Chorus 13 Boys' League 3, President3.Radio Club 13 Foot- ball, Jay Vce 2, Varsity 23 Baseball 23 VVrestling 13 Intramurals 23 Varsity Club 8. FRED KAHLE October 3 Industrial Arts Band 23 Boys' League 33 Industrial Arts Club 13 Intramurals 3. 5 8 MICHAEL KARNOW JR. January 9 Agriculture Hi-Lites 13 Boys' League 83 F.F.A. 43 Photography Club 13 Wrestling 13 Intra- murals '2. LARRY KEELER September 8 Commercial Boys' League 33 Intramurals 1. PETER KEPPLE February 29 College Preparatory Band 43 Boys' League 33 Dramatic Club 13 Varsity Club Q3 Football, Jay Vee 1, Varsity '23 Intramurals 13 Baseball 83 Vllrestling 1. Bflngs Results MARGAltE'l' KEIISTETTER Commerr'fal October 26 Ili-Liles 13 Band 43 Girls' League 8: Busi- ness Education Club 33 G.A.L. '23 Library Club -I-3 Intramurals -I-. JOSEPH KIFOLO March 10 College Preparatory Student Council 13 Boys' Chorus 13 Mixed Chorus 13 Boys' League 33 Key Club 33 Varsity Club 33 Football, Jay Vee 1, Var- Left to right I nlted Nation XHIIIICFS are Grace Kist- sity 33 B1lSCb21ll 2- ler 1 rice Ann 'llusser and Robert Bender. 17 SENIORS GRACE SARA KISTLER January 17 llrnmnzercial Uneidag National llonor Society Q3 Girls' League 33 Business Education Club 23 Intramurals 2. BETTY KLINGLER June 3 Commerc'z'al 111'-Liles 23 Girls' Chorus 13 Girls' League 33 Business liducation Club 33 G.A.L. 23 Dramatic Club 13 Art Club 23 Intramurals 43 ltlay Court. ROBERT KRIBBS September 30 College Preparalnry Oneida: Student Council I3 National Hon- or Society 23 Boys' Chorus 13 Mixed Cho- rus 13 Boys' League 33 Science Club 13 Key Club 33 Basketball, Jay Vee 1, Var- sity 23 Intramurals 13 Golf 33 Varsity Club 2 RICHARD LEWIS July 8 College Preparatory Ili-Lites 33 Student Council 13 Band 43 Dance Band 33 Boys' Chorus 23 Mixed Chorus Q: Boys' League 33 Radio Club l, President. LINDA LIBBY October 2 Commercial Ili-Lites Q3 Girls' Chorus 13 Mixed Chorus 13 Girls' League 33 Dramatic Club 13 G.A.L. 2, Presidentg Library Club '23 Sci- ence Club I3 Varsity Basketball 23 Soft- ball 33 Cheerleader 43 Intramurals 43 Varsity Club 3. WILLARD LILLEY March 31 Industrial Artx Boys' League 33 F.F.A. 13 Industrial Arts Club 13 Nature Study lg Photography Club I3 Intramurals 4. RONALD LOSE March 19 Industrial Arts Boys' League 33 Industrial Arts Club 1: Nature Study lg Photography Club lg Intramurals 3. SANDRA MABUS May 8 Commercial Girls' League 33 Business Education Club 33 F.II.A. 1. PATRICIA NIALLUY July 26 Commercial Ili-Liles 13 Student Council 13 Girls' Cho- rus 13 Mixed Chorus 13 Girls' League 33 F.ll.A. 23 Business Education Club 23 G.A.L. Q3 Varsity Basketball 13 Cheer- leader 43 Intramurals 43 Varsity Club 23 May Court. ELIZABETH MALONE July 5 General Girls' Chorus 23 Mixed Chorus 23 Girls' League 33 F.H.A. 43 Dramatic Club 13 G.A.L. Q3 Jay Vee Basketball 23 Softball 33 Intramurals 4. hi num' it was-W F 'X Q- ' V X 'A 19 JITDITII MCFALL March 25 Commercial Palmyra Iligh School 23 Hz'-Liles 13 Girls' Chorus 13 Mixed Chorus 13 Girls' League '23 Business Education Club I, President: G.A.L. 23 Varsity Basketball 13 Softball 13 Intramurals Q3 Varsity Club l. ROBERT MECKLY JR. May 3 General Boys' Chorus lg Mixed Chorus 13 Boys' League 33 Photography Club -I-3 Football, Jay Vee I, Varsity I3 Jay Vee Basketball 13 Intramurals 4-3 Baseball 23 Varsity Club 2. EDWIN MILLER May 25 Industrial Arts Boys' League 33 F.F.A. 23 Intramurals 2. DONNA MINIUBI August 8 Commercial Ili-Liles lg Band 23 Girls' Chorus 43 Mix- ed Chorus 33 Girls' League 33 Business Education Club 3. DONNA MOYER November 18 General Oneida: Band 23 Girls' Chorus 13 Mixed Chorus 13 Girls' League 33 Business Edu- cation Club 33 G.A.L. 13 Art Club '23 Soft- ball 33 Intramurals -l-. 5 19 8 FRANCES MOYER June 8 Commercial Oneida: Hz'-Liles 43 National Honor So- ciety 23 Band 43 Girls' Chorus 33 Mixed Chorus 33 Girls' League 3, Pl'0SiIi0lllQ Business Education Club 13 G.A.L. 23 Softball '23 Basketball 23 Intramurals 43 Varsity Club 33 May Court. GRACE ANN MUSSER October 26 General Girls' Chorus 13 Mixed Chorus I3 Girls' League 3g F.H.A. 13 G.A.L. 13 Intramu- rals 3. JUDITII O'BRIEN June '28 Commercial II 1'-Liles 23 Girls' Chorus 33 Mixed Cho- rus 33 Girls' League 33 Business Education Club '23 Dramatic Club lg G.A.L. -23 Intra- murals 4. JAMES REIGEL February I8 Industrial Arts Boys' League 33 Industrial Arts Club 13 Radio Club lg Intramurals 1. NANCY REITZ February 3 Commercial Hi-Liles 13 Girls' Chorus 23 Mixed Chorus 13 Girls' League 33 F.H.A. 23 Business Education Club 23 G.A.L. 23 Varsity Basketball 13 Intramurals 43 Varsity Club l. R Y if 3 SEN IORS JOHN REYNOLDS July 28 General Boys' League 33 Varsity Basketball lg Baseball 1. RICHARD ROAT November 27 Industrial Arts Boys' League 33 Industrial Arts Club lg Varsity Football 1: Jay Vee Basketball 23 Wrestling lg Intramurals 4. NANCY RUSSELL Home Econornics April 23 Girls' League 33 F.H.A. 4. MA RI IC SAVAGE Commereial May 25 Hughesville High School 31 Girls' League lg Business Education Club lg G.A.L. 1: Intramurals l. SCOTT SEICBOLD September 23 College Preparatory Student Council lg Band 35 Boys' League 35 Key Club 33 Jay Vee Basketball lg Baseball 23 Wrestling lg Intramurals 2. DICANNA SHIRK September 29 Commercial Girls' Chorus 33 Mixed Chorus lg Girls' League 35 Business lflducation Club Q3 G.A.L. lg Art Club 15 Softball lg Intra- murals 4-. STANFORD SHOLLICY August 26 College Preparalory Oneidag Band -I-g Boys' League 35 Archery Club lg Dramatic Club lg Radio Club lg Jay Vee Basketball lg Intramurals 2. GRAHAINI SHOWAl,'l'l'lR July 17 College Preparatory Student Council lg Band -l-3 Dance Band lg Boys' Chorus lg Mixed Chorus lg Boys' League 33 Key Club 3, Presidentg Foot- ball, Jay Vee 1, Varsity Q3 Basketball, Jay Vee 1, Varsity 33 Baseball 33 Intra- murals Qg Varsity Club 1. JAMES SMITH August 29 General Band 33 Dance Band lg Boys' League 35 Intramurals 2. JACK SNYDER March 10 General Boys' League 35 Speech Club lg Basket- ball, Jay Vee 1, Varsity lg Wrestling 2g Varsity Club 3. Twelve brave Merit Scholarship Test under the supervision of Mr. Rulil. 1958 VIRGINIA STAIIL November Q9 Commercial Oneida: Girls' Chorus 15 Mixed Chorus lg Girls' League 39 Business Education Club 34 F.H.A. lg G.A.L. '23 Art Club lg Intra- murals 4. LEON STOVER July 24 General Boys' League 3: Football, Jay Vee 1, Var- sity 23 Baseball Q5 Intramurals QQ Varsity Club 2. NANCY STOVER June 27 Home Economics Girls' League 3: F.H.A. 4. JUDITH STROBECK January 7 College Preparatory Oneida: Ili-Liles 4: National Honor So- ciety 2: Band 4, Presidentg District Band 1: Girls' Chorus 1: Mixed Chorus lg Girls' League 3: Dramatic Club 85 G..-LL. '23 Softball '23 Intramurals 3. PATRICIA SWARTZ LIIll'K'll ll Commercial Milton High School 23 Girls' League '23 ,Q Business Education Club 23 Intramurals Ivy? I. CAROL SWARTZLANDHR October 7 College Preparalory Oneida Q, Hditorg Ili-Liles 4g National Honor Society 24 Band 45 Girls' Chorus 35 biixed Chorus 33 Girls' League SQ Dra- matic Club Q: G.A.L. 23 Intramurals 83 May Queen. In Pursuit of Knowledge SENIORS DAVID WAGNER August 4 General Boys' League 3: Archery Club lg Foot- ball, Jay Vee l, Varsity lg Intramurals 4. RICHARD WARREN October 12 Commercial Boys' League 33 Intramurals 3. JAMES IVE'l'ZICL September 4 College Preparatory Muncy High School lg Boys' League 35 Varsity Football 35 Baseball Q3 Wrestling 33 Intramuralsg Varsity Club 3. PIIYLLIS YARGER January 10 Home Emnmrzies Girls' League 31 F.II.A. 4-. BENJAMIN ZIMMHRMAN April 28 College Preparatory Freshman Presidentg Student Council lg Band lg Boys' Chorus 23 lVIixed Chorus 25 Boys' League 35 Football, Jay Vee 1, Varsity 33 Jay Vee Basketball 23 Baseball Q5 Intramurals 23 Varsity Club 3, Presi- dent. DANE ZIMMERMAN March 16 Agriculture Boys' League 35 F.F.A. -L. Prudence-Prussia-Psychology Aah! K? t'-'-.., Researeh papers force even busy seniors to take refuge in the library. 4. , .. ., -i f ,. Q .. Q L f in-ff Q A f- N-vzlxffsg Q s ff S UNDERCLASSMEN I n 1 x LEVVI ,U llwl HI j f 5, X K , x x Cy 5 5 Rfb XY 3 . 5 7 Mflffctff J iq Y 4-lf, gi L7 rimbi MZ S I 'AL f 2,55 4 gp! ' Q . 5 Officers President Linda Lubrecht Vice-President Dennis Lucas Secretary Emily Fenton Treasurer David Williams Williams, Lubrecht, Lucas, Fenton uniors f First Row-Judy Foust, Darla Bingaman, Diane Fregly, Lois Epler, Linda Booth, Mitzi Brown, Cynthia Fertig, Emily Fenton. Second Row-Nancy Dnuhert, Donna Franquet, Alice Baker, Joyce Blyler, Eleanor Cotner, Loretta Beck, Ger- aldine Cotner. Judith Clarke, lNIarjorie Blair. Third Row-Louis Csoka, Willard Cotner, James Cook, Donald Dauberman, George Dodge, Willard Dreese. VVilliam Bollinger, Harry Dietrich. Kenneth Beaver, Edward Baker. Fourth Row: Ned Erdley, Richard Criswell, Franklin Frey, Eric Broadt, Benjamin Betzer, Jack DeVVire, Donald Crabb. Fzfih Row- Leonard Anderson, Frank Conrad, James Campbell, James Dieffenderfer, Wayne Cole. 24 O9 . lc rl Ns Y 4 Fira! Ifnu'-Patsy Jarrett. Nancy Gower, llelen Kauffman. liimla I1lllH'4'l'lll. Martha Marlin, Sharon Moore, Gale Goodall Mary Newgaarml. Srroml lion'-Sliaron llook. Patsy llironinius, Patrivia Snyaler, Phyllis Miller, Doris llilll-lllilll, Georgia Kunkle, Elaine Kline, Barbara llarris, Varol Noll, Nam-y Lloyd. Third lion'-Deimis Nh-Nally, Alan Kline, Park Nlvliis- sick, Ronald Moyer, -lack llerman, Ralph Gor1lon,.lean LPIIIIIIOII, -laniee Jackson, Joy ll:u-kenlwllrt-5 Fourflz Hou' -f-Nlivhael Malone, Randall Noone, Roger liilxhy, Daryl Xloycr, .lohn l,anghani. lYilliani llvllae, Ronalcl Geniherling, Rolmert Katherinan. l 1f1h Hou'-Dennis liiimis, Gary Moyer, Rolwert Kifolo, llonalml Jiuly, Rolwert Kimlig. llonalil llllllIllll'l. wym ,..:f JS .qv an wmv 'MP .golf ll' 'i 40 .l,:1.o jf ' -f av Q. Y, xii.-t l I'r.vl Row-Jean lluhl, Helen Sheesley, Constanr-e lVallers, Shelvia VVagner. -lumlith WI-ary, f'harlotte Swim-hart, Sandra VVagner, Patricia Spot-ht. Svcmul lfmv -'Sandra Sholley, Ruth Stannn, Arlene Snyder, Marilyn Roush, Ethel Swartz, Mar- garet Powell, Faye Snyder, Marian Stover, Wenda lVeightinan. Third Ifmrfliesliv Wright, Linda Sam-rs, 'l'h1-ron Svhnure, Robert Spangler, Kenneth Smith, Gary Vanlmuskirk, Rollin Vvarren, 'Phurston lliehl. Larry Riggs, 1'vUIll'Nl lfnw-Rielialrrl Rein, Thomas Sagun, George VVciscr, Robert Riinert, David Vfillianis, Stanley Ritter, Gaylord llesseguie, Raymond Platt. Q5 'YV' J Officers President Vice-President Secretary Assistant Secretary V M W if We iw Q r , sgas s ds tgp? Q! Sopho151 res Treasurer Robert Edwards Paul Showalter Maureen Eagan Karen Rohland William Haas Flirst Row-Jane Burgee, Linda Bowersox. Linda Bieber, Gloria Berger, Edna DuVVors, hlaureen Eagan, Geryll Good, Susan Evans. Second Row-Joanne Amer, Shirley Bolig, Sandra DeVVire, Jane Bowen, Jane Fornwalt, Janice Goodall, Norma Cimino, Constance Brouse, Gloria Chappell. Third Row-Scott Brouse, Constance Baker, Diane Baney, Patsy Franquet, David Broadt, Warner Bouten, Larry Botts, Rudolph Bennage, Robert Edwards. Robert Benfer. Fourth Row- David Ammon, James Courter, Robert Brouse, John Courter, George Burns, Kenneth Bilger, Charles Eckenrode, Russell Dennis. Fifth Row-Charles Griffith, Frank Diggan, Arlon Danowsky, Carl Bruss, Donald Fogel. 26 ,X ,li- nog, . Q .1 llc-v .K First Row-Judy llufnagle, Carol Lawrenee, Marsha Ilandis, Carol lloltzapple. Kathryn Grazier, Suzanne llyman, Limla lluggins. Seeorzd Row-Donna Nephew, Susan llayward, Linda Musser, Patricia Morris, Barbara IllllIllll0l, Gloria llendrieks, Uarolyn llopp. Sandra Leonarrl, Beverly llarris. Third 1fIll1'7pRll'k Mc-l arland, Lawrenee Miller, Roger Miller, llarry Mitchell, Jolm Kielt, Lynn llarris, Kenneth Mic-helinie, Michael Lewis, l'anl Marvin, Robert llal'er. Fourth Row-- xvillilllll Grove, Fred Johnson, Roger llarris, William Morrison, Gary Libby, lYallaee Keefer, Gerald llause, David Kratzer, David Krousc, Donald llerman. Flffh lf0'll'fJ0llll lluekalry, lYilliam llaas, Larue Moyer, Gerald llaines, forbett llironimus, Gerald Kling. ,os Q9 Q' uf.: , First lion'-Sandra Rohland, Marian Royer, Jane Shatter, Judy Wirth, Trudy Ranek, Franees Showers, Barbara Reish, Carol Stapleton. Srcmzri Rowfllonnie Rowe, Barbara lValker, Barbara Weller, Linda Renshaw, Kathryn Ritter, Gayle Stnrgen, Beth lveaver. Karen Rohland, Bonnie Riggs. Third Rau'-Eugene Nogle, Laura lVarren, Sandra Wise, Patrieia Stover, Dorothy Strouse, Lavinia Waters, Lynne Warren, David Weaver. Fourth Ron' --Ronald Shannon, William Stover, Steven Oldt, Paul Showalter, Gale Reisll, Robert Pawling, Richard Sheasley, John Meyer. Flflh lion'-David Powell, Barry Bishel, Jolm Snyder, Donald Wert, Lyman Sims, Clair Snyder, Robert Yoder. Q7 N 1 ,pf , ifaii ff y. Baker. Forbes, Degling, Lawrence J' 115, 1' ll' F . ,li ,Fl rj My ,flni 1Nl, fiyfi ,, V J: 011 Ui - I 1 'V' J! Officers President David Lawrence Vice-President Thomas Degling Secretary Donna Baker Treasurer Sue Forbes Freshmen - ,P xl! 1- P RSV lflnr jl f Al llll Nu j, iv nib nj 5 ll J' I X.- i First Row-Patricia Earnest, Mary Jane Frederick, Elizabeth Farley, Betty Burrows, Miriam Fisher, Sue Forbes, Dor- othy Blyler, Susan Farley. Second Rou'+Peggy Diehl, hlary Ellen Carter, Beverly Boughtcr, Edward Gemberling. Charles Boney, Joan Enck, Robert Franquet, Pat Cole, Sara Conrad. Third Row-llarold Beaver, James Donahoe, Robert Fair, Mary Evans, Sylvia Cooper, Alive Danowsky, Margaret Brouse, James Fausey, Paul Ernst. Fmlrtlz Row-Vincent Cun- ningham, Jan Berge, David Fox, Galen Fetzer, Reno Bailey. Russell Barry, James Digan, Thomas Degling. Fifth Row- Mark Betzer, Frank Beaver, Alex Dainoff, Ronald Barner, Robert Diefenbaeh, Q8 First Row-Pamela Holthus, Janet Hassenplug, Donna Kifolo, Barbara Jones, Betty Minium, C'arol lloekenbroclit, .lean Haekenburg, Shirley Kopyseianski. Second Row-Barbara Jarrett, Patrieia Mull, Joy:-e Morris, Karen llassenplng, Susan Haines, Donna Hummel, Ida Hunt, Edward Hunt, .lack Hertzog. Tlzinl Hou'-Patrivia Kifolo, Gladys Nogle, i'1-eelia Gross, Jacqueline Meredith, Ann Leiby, Dorothy Moyer, Peggy George. Mary Katherman, George lloltzapple, James Hallinan. Fourth Hou'-David Lawrence, Charles Lenhart, Richard Metzger, William Jenkins, Jillian llartzell, llerbert Hartman, Benjamin Jenkins, George Gutfey, William Guyer. Fzflh Hou'-Larry Kerstetter, Edward Kline, Leroy Gilbert, David Moser. 9s..Jw,.-3-v hrs- M-Y x3 ,' ermas. First Row-Phyllis Swartzlandcr, Julie Voneida, Lovetta Roush, Nancy Snyder, Elaine Walker, Donna Ranek, Cheryl Zechman, Karen Zeiber, Urnetta Shiinmel. Second Row-Linda Weightman, Eileen Wagner, Sharon Sholley, Patricia Wagner, Caroline Yarger, Florence Stahl, Susan Shields, Helen Russell, June VValter, Ruth Zartman. Third Row -Richard Pursell, Kenneth Pyle, Raymond Wolf, Irvin Stover, Nancy Stahl, Jane Reigel, Donna Robbins, Jean Treas, Harry Young, Harold Troup. Fourth Row-Orville Stahl, Gerald VVagner, Leon Reed, Roland Souders, Alexander Sagun, Elwood Sampsell, James Robins, William Wagner, William Snyder. Fzfth Row-James Wert, John Prah, George Whiteman, Robert Wagner, Gary Owens. 29 Eighth fade A1 Busy students make good use of activities period, Firsl lfow-Bonnie forrey, Carol Baney, Elsie Beaver, Patrir-ia Frahh, Patricia Baker. Sreonrl lieu'-Farol Culp, David Cotner, Joanne Beaver, 'l'honias Beaver, Lois Blyler, Miehael Beitendorf, Joyee l,ZlllllCI'lllRlIl. Tlzirri' lfUll 'XYill'I'CIl Beck, George Dainoil, Carrie Bartlett, Gary Bollinger, Vonnie Boop, Miles frehs, Bruee Clark, Carl Brown. Fnzlrllz Hou'-Robert Ainnan, Dale Berger. Albert farroll, lValler fasselherry, llarvey Bower- sox, Donald Beaver, Allen Bilger, Erie Bronse. l ir.vt Hou'-Kay Ilerlnan, Shirley llanek, Snzanni Hyer, fynthia lleini. Xliee llngle. Second How- Jarrett, Terry Fisher, Naney llaire. Thirfl limi'- lialn Hilkert, David lleek, Burl Frantz, Boberi Elliott. Ronald Derr, Carol lillioil, Lois llerr, Marjorie Michael llynien, Janles Johnson, Sheldon Fisher, Barhara Ganihlin, .loyee llartinan, Neino Foreman, Flyde llanhert. Fnurlh lf1IIl NK7l'lllRlIl lluggins, .laines Frey, Mark lleintzlenian, John llafer, Wil- 10 f? r at Ck M at W X J C302 V ' F! I Wtglluiuf w Nllwlf A 1 xl Hou'--l'atsy Murris, Ann Kalp, Suzanne Km-ll, liarlmra Nl'YN'i'illllllt', Janet Mathias. Svernlll Ifml'--l'atrieia l.at-ovara, Joyce Naive, Elaine Keeler, Janet l.uc-as, Alan llotlnlan, clll2ll'l1'S Miller. Third Ifnzr--l'arl Millwarrl, M'ayne Miller, Terry Metzler, -losepll Keister, Patsy Miller, Tena Miller, Margaret Kautl'man. Fuurllz Ifmr-l'ly4le Klase, .laek Marks, Frank Long, .lulrn Kerstetter, Donald Xeiswenrler, James Malloy, lilwnml Katllerlnan, llielmarcl Marks. lfirxl lfuu' --Martllalie llyan, l3:u'luara 0'llunnell. Pilllll'lIl Riggs, .luyee lluuwll, Yield Shannon. Secrmrl ll'1Pll ' l'atrieia lteltz, llowarll Seelunau, Valvln Pauling, Melvin Null, Mayne llarig, M'illis llielll, Susan Peters. Third ltmr-'Daniel Sl'llllllI'l', Susan Pawling, Sarah Nagle, llanrlall l'yers, Farul Sllirk. l,incla SllIlfl.0l', llielnml ll0l1'lll'llll1Ii'll. Fuurlh lfmr- Ilavial llein, lfarl lliee, Guy Sl'lll'L'K'k, Lester Samp- sell, Larry Slluwver, Ralph lieisll, Joseph lieisll. Danny Savage. J lv My Wt W 4 5 at X I 4 ltflillkl J L22 V X QA K l'lI.l'.Yf llnzr- Sandra Straulv, Kay MH: ner, Stephanie Snyder, Geneva Walker, llurotlly Straulr, Shirley Walter. Sw-mul If1JIl 'Kl'llll4'lll l'lrit-ll, litlna War- ren, Vlnarles Whitman, Susan Young, Terry Wolfe, 'l'erry Yan lluskirk, xvlllllllll lvoorllillg. Third lfnzr' Gary Mlllllllt'l'lll1lIl, 'lllll'lIllIl Ml-ller. llonalcl 'l'nlley, John Stephens. llll'll2ll'Il Parrloe, Arla Slllllll, Sue Wallers, .Ninos Slllllll, Varnle Wagner. l 01lTf,lll,lPIl' llavitl lVeary, llolmert Ftrassner, Lois Stover, TllIllll1lS Stiekley, lvlllllllll xYl'lll', Jonathan M'il- lllllllti, -IIIIIICS Van llnskirk, ljnrla M'alters, .lalnes Steele, ml f? EY' x , -f V 4 Cr P Seventh vm my fi' ,, I w r .v - l ' we X lf ' X5 -F Qjvdl 'ln ' x A ff? 3, l l J., AAU? V994 fkfix ,7,LaQlf'm,J Locker combinations eau be baffling. especially to ! ,l' gr Xl X, ,Qi in I' Jani . , ' iff seventh graders. , 4A x Nj ,K l l ' ci Eli' .1:,.:v79,,LE1jy li Vo - A. rx? h ' l- ' Nl 53 :P ' ,.,'-C ' 1 f i N,i:i i io 4 , l 1'rst Huw-Peggy Berge, Shirley Blyler, Elizabeth Boyer, Patricia Aulniller, Cynthia Derr. Eileen Brown. Seeond How-Ilelen Dauowsky, Faye llaker, Steve Csoka, Marjorie Adams, Alice Brouse. Gary Baker, Paul Ijilflllllll. Third Hou'-David Allcn, Joyce Cook, Susan Yoder, Marsha Cornelius, Robert gxllkC!'Ill2lll, Robert I,1lllll0l Ill2lIl, Donald Cixnino, James Coup. Faurfll Huw-John Book, Charles Diblin, Robert forrey, Alan Billglllllilll, Norman Brouse, Paul l,IlllllK'I'lll2lIl, Leon Hennage. Robert Aikey. mr J rj . -. .I 'xi RX Xxff f x ,, . l x if X 1 , ' 'mf V '42 ,i - ' - Q4 2. ' I , ,vrjljifl riff! 'Z H 'V uv: .gf g, L j N ., ,f W, 1 '31 h .Jw , . .. - 1, . 1 N. 1 U-f i'-we 'F .1 JJ' A ' L e ff. U r.,,.u,!11.,U1 ,,g,1.,,:'j v I K 1 xx 32 l A l vi. L Fira! Ifflll'-NIIIICX Haas, Dianne llilllSQllllZlll, Don- na Grove, Linda Fisher, Linda liieher. Sf'eor1dIi'1nr Barbara Feese, Ruth Ileiutzehnan, Georgia flair, Donna Gordon, Pat Gibson, Averill Haines, Frank Dietrich. Third Hou'-Kennetli Frederick, Ronald Gower, Linda Handis, Mary Fisher, John lidinger, Robert Huck, Wvillard llauck. Fourth 1f011'fRobcrl Gross, hlasou Ilendriekson, Terrance Fregly, 'rll0lllflS Fegley, Eugene Fausey, Robert Erb. Larry Frederick, David lleiss, David Fair. ffl - 1. , A . 1 is ,W X ,. X. i, ,V x .JI L J V ,f 1,'xL,z .Y. , V l N ul Af la-slim' -lavolns, .Ima-pln Kopysciansky, fl2lI'll0ll Long, 'X muff l LJ' x ix v l'1'r.vI Ifnu'--Marilyn Jones, Nancy Lawrence, Mar- 5 lone Klim-, lanuisv Marks, Bonita Mallllcws. Semncl K. lima'-liavifl Julmson, Bruce .lar-kson, Eva Manglc, 9 Barbara Kratzur, Alma Kcistcr, lilizalmcill Law- rollu-. i'nunio l.ilylvy. Third lflill'-'I,l'lllllS Jarrett, . 'Xklloln-rt Nlvxally, Tlnmnas Jonvs, -IIIIIICS Reed, v 5Jili'llilT1l Kimlig. l UllI'fl1 lf01l '-IHIIIOS K1-vfcr, John 1 , P rx N-L K Ylllllllhllil 'la-, llny l,luy4l, lYilliam llunlvr, Rivlmrfly 19 ' Q Kivfl, llunalll Kling, llrrln-rl KL-rstcltw. Aj X XV lay . X5 ill' 1552! '1 'lim 1, . 'lvl' 5 KX 7' L 141' x 'gl ,. .L- Q K -..SW 5 3 5:1 'JIM 'lk x . , 1 ,,,, . ' CJ . fl . , 'V . I , V1 lf rw 5 J K 4 -QC' ' 'Va' ' If , Vg, Q-ary Ill ? Q N f ff.jrxiE'1' QV ' ua' LHLIL 1 '-Q, . 'E'-Sk 2, l Q 'T' ', , lfirxt IflPl1 SllSilll Nlm-Vrac, lfaplmu Nlillwarml, ,luyvo N1-auman, Karon Royvr, l'alrivia Mock. SNWIIIII Hun' 'l'lmmas Picrvc, liarlrara Noll, lllilllil Nl:-rwlilln, Marilyn Nlilc-ll. Palrim-ia. Nl:-lzgvr, Pa- tricia 0'llunm-ll, Hmmm IH-tors. Thin! Ifnzr--Dianna Nlillor, llullis Russ, Ka-nneth Ro11sl1,l rc-ml llununaw, llarry Newman, .lulm Nlrl all, Margie Mack, llicllarfl 'lh-nslmw. Fnurfh lfnzr--Yim'L-nl Powell, llulmcrl llngm-rs, .lamcs l'ral1, -lufly Illllllilllll, laumla llulnluins, llurutlly Hook, llunalrl P1-ntz, Ray Nluyl-r, A H ' - J X . ,L -. 'fQ1,,.fffZf1 7!.f5-4557! 1 , at hz! Zz' 17 cg ft.- :nat fff' ,ff Q 'ifjfiiffg ff -K FOX , X , 0 X ' N .fl..f,ff ,M wbxiw . a --fr --M K L 5 f71vf1fC ' V. r IW f Lf' 14 lf ,V ,Q ,r f ALA wa 1-J , , w , all , 1 V + fx SW- ff C r 4 f ' 21 PIL ow ,MAIN I K' ft' , x ,' R J. I N KJ . .UA I ' : l A LNG , . tlwqfb Y l 1'r.vf lfuu' lliriam Zivglcr, Karl-11 'lll'4llllIIl2lll, farol 5t'lIIIll.C'I', l,yslra Zimmerman, Nlary lll-rl. Sl'I'UIld lllflll' -Barry W1-lzvl, -lulm Spauglm-r, Nlax Slmwvvr. llolwrl lyullv, Gary X. Wallur, 'llllllIllIlS W1-llcr, llavicl Sollcln-rs. Third lfmr- Wvallvr Svlmll, Sylvia Slrassm-r, Vmnuiv Sluannon, Ill-wrly Sialll, l'llAIll2l 'l'rucstvr, Gary lYaltcr, Harry Swangcr, lvayllc llvcavcr. l uurll1 lIo11'il,arry Swangvr, llolmcrl Zzwtman, fllargarvl W1-tm-I, Hula-rl YYm-llor, Ray- moml Zz-ilu-r. Nancy Savagv. Rula-rt Stover, Kay Snvmlcr, , ,f L ,42,if u l!,ij.ff V' L lllfuj 1 -EJ LL' lf 'kli l JQJU1' M ,QL-'IL,f :BL g :M L L11 l v J X' L u. l I , , , A L . 'f l wf.'Ifi,U1 llwiil l M J, 11 T 43:3 X , I K 1. 1 1 , L . ,Il ,- .rff ,-V' I ' all , ,L f ' M. ij lk Jlq fl- K T LW-tra ,Lk -r' L11 .3114 f ' LQ Underclassmen Not Pictured Iuniors Joan Adams, Sylvia Coup, Preston Crews, John Hertzog, Donna Hess, John Pick, Robert Stahl, Nvalter Straub, John Taylor, Anna Ulrich, Judith VonBurg, Ida Watts Sophomores James Agar, Sheila Allen, Judith Bennage, Norma Bloueh, Robert Boehmer, Rob- ert Catherman, Glenn Clarke, Larry Earnest, Barbara Eseh, Yvilliam Heiss, Bar- bara Karnow, Richard Keyser, Lueille lNIeFarland, Sue Meixell, Joan Ott, Robert Parker, Patricia Priee, Pauline Swartz, James Tolley, Judith Yvagner, Kenneth Walker, VVanda VVatts, Carole Zartman Freshmen Donna Baker, Arnold Biseontini, Sandra Earnest, Clyde Engle, Guy Fairchild, Richard Hartzell, Sharon llanuwal, Larry Pursell, James Swartzlander Eighth Grade Fay Bowersox, llary Coup, David Erdley, Robert Forbes, Robert Gower, Kenneth llabus, Jane llarks, Robert Blineemoyer, Mary llook, lfarilyn Nlusser, Glenn Noll, Betty Resseguie, Judith Rhodes Seventh Grade Kenneth DeWire, Richard Eseh, Judith Hockenbroeht, James Lubrecht, Virginia Bleixell, Georgia Nesbit, John Rodarmel, Klax Roush, Rodney YVagner, Shirley VVatt, Jo Ann Yvilliams 34 N, X44 5. I M Q- ,W is , K , aiu , 1, 1 ,,, , ask b... . b xi hh' I uv. . , - ' . V., ufx I - .. ' Hg- 'ix Y I ,mff',pZQz.- ff 1 ACTIVITIES E s Q I I I I I N Editor-in-f'l11'ef Farol Swartzlandcr Business Manager Robert Bender Photographic Editor Stein Fcglcy Art Editor Donna hloycr Literary James Bowersox, Barbara Brouse, Louis Csoka, Robert Degling, Tina Hildebrand, Robert Kribbs, and Judy Strobeck - 5 gi '11, O EIDA STAFF Business Barbara Border, Dorothy Brown, Patricia Crowley, Doi na Eberhart, Ruth Headley, David Johnson, Stanford Sholley, Virginia Stahl, and Rollin VVarrcn l Typists Sheila Cramer, Grace Kistler, and Franves Moyor l Advisors Mrs. Mildred C. Pursley, Mr. Karl G. Rohrbach W , 36 f 'R , f 19, gi , ck!! 32 .. C NRE F irsl Row-Feglcy, Smith, Du Wors, Strobeck, Ryan, B. Brouse, Hess, F. Moyer, Swartzlander. S01-and Hou'-Clarke, Blair, Koch, Mininm, Ent-k, Lacovara, VVeaver, Hassenplug, Cooper, Johnson, Rodarmel. Third Row-WVaters, Fornwalt, Libby, Trainer, Kerstettcr, Jones, Goodall, M. Brouse, hlusser, Treas, Lawrence, WValters. Fourth If0Il7 LlllDl'0t'lll, Hagan, Bruss, Malloy, Reitz, Fenstermac-her, Haines, Moore, Blyler, Voneida, D. Moyer, Sholley, Engle. Fifth Row-Fregly, Mc- Fall, Crowley, 0'Brien, Noll, Rein, Sturgen, Crews, Warren, Bowen, Stapleton. Sixth Row-Mrs. Deck, Mr. Aguc, Booth, llildelxrand. Beaver, Bender, Bloueh, Holtzapple. DRAGO HI-LITES The official school newspaper, published nine times a year, tried to encourage an interest in journalism among the students. Its editorials stressed good sportsmanship and wider participation in school activi- ties. Original student themes appeared at intervals in the columns of the paper. ffdly0r'b 0lzz'f . F A7:12ZcZf3,e.Edll0f Ba b , llor f ar B 21.94-z.v1a,,, News F ' France: Aiouse ealure Edd .dzlor Judy S oyer SP0rl.v Ed' or Carol S, . trobeck Juni. .HGV In lflffzland , . - r u,,,, 0' W Edzlor 'd -H Du W., er Exchange Eglxndgef Ilmma Z: IEJ'-an ubfgbg A ' ,1 ef art H- .9 lang udy Cl Triad Typzka ae, ltlargie sure? Vlrgiula Hess Pat Crow, Robert ey Bender Statf members set up the paper. Left to right are Brouse, Stro- beck, Moyer, Eberhart, Mrs. Deck. ' 87 1' ,K f ,JZ 1x,.., me is - t' ' 4 ov Q ,Lg First Row-Boney, McRae, Weightman, Mathias, Deck. Second Row-Hunter, Walter, Hummel, Cornelius, Karnow, Roush. Third Row-Powell, Dietrich, Kalp, Brown, Du Wors, Edwards, Lawrence. Fourth Row-Border, Lucas, Kifolo, Sagun, Bowersox, Lubrecht. STUDE T COU CIL Three organizations sponsor and direct all-school activities such as the spring and Christmas dances, entertainment of parents, the an- nual school fair, and Blay Day. The Student Council consists of rep- resentatives from all grades, with the officers chosen from the senior high school. ltlcmbership in the Boys' and Girls' Leagues is limited to the three upper grades, but is open to all students in those grades. A special project of the Girls' League this year was the adoption of a Korean war orphan. Officers President James Bowersox Vice-President Dennis Lucas Secretary Harry Dietrich Treasurer Joseph Kifolo At the school store Dave Lawrence makes the first sale of the year to Carol Holtzapple. 38 Showalter, lvetzel, -l0llllS0ll,' Lucas Boys' Officers Pres 1.01611 I V z'ce-Presfdenf S ecreia ry Treas Il rm' .f I dv iso 1' BOYS' AND GIRLS' LEAGUES Girls' Officers P res id em' V i ce-P res id e nf S ecrefa ry Treasurer K ee per-of-th e-Book .- I dv isor Frances Moyer Betty Kliuglcr Judy Strobeck Patricia Rlalloy Barlmra Border Mrs. Shulcr 39 Jzuuvs Jolmsun Dennis l,uc':1s Paul Slmwultvr .lzunvs YH-tzvl Mr. lhllllllilllll Both alumni and students enjoy flnlwing ut. tl Mistletoe Bull. ia' Sralrrl-Moyer, Klinglcr, Strobe:-k. Sfamlingffllallloy, Bordvr. YW if ll Senior Honor Society Sea!erI+Stroheck, Brown, Moyer, Swartzlander. Sfumlirzy-l legling, Bowersox, Hilde- lrraml, Bender, Diefenlmacli. 1 S-NATIONAL? I Houck SOCIETY unior Honor Society Nlembersliip in the National llonor Society is a recognition of high scholastic achievement fan average of ninety for juniors and eighth grade, and eighty-eight for seniors and freshmen. .Xdditional cri- teria for selection are character, service, and leadership, and the number of meni- bers may not exceed fifteen per cent of the class. The senior section conipilecl a recorcl of the ZlCl1l0V0l11Cl1tS of all past Ill0llllJCl'S of the society and started a scrapbook which will be a history of the local chap- ter since it became an active chapter. 1'vI.I'Rf Hou'-Baker, linek. Sccoml Itozr--llackeuherg, Sholley, Bronse, ltloyer, Ilunnnel. Tlzfrfl lion'-Zecliinan, hir. Ahlmott, Voneifla, Degling, George. 3 -, ... Nw , .-. 'Q Q Fira! lfnu'-Brown, llaekenburg, Kerstetter, Goodall, YV. xvlblglltlllhll, Speeht. Seeond lfme-llemlrieks, Hellfire, Yvurren, Wagner, Renshaw, L. Weightman. Third Huw-Sholley, Zeehman, Jones, Engle, Farley. Librar Staif The Library Staff is a volunteer organization of students who render valuable service to the sehool. They assist the librarian in filing, shelving, mending, and eheeking books. At some time during the past year, eaeh girl was responsible for the display on the library bulletin board. Some members of the staff attended the Teen-Age Li- brary Club meeting at Penn State, where they ex- ehanged ideas with other student librarians. Photograph Club Amateur photographers learned to de- velop their own negatives at the meetings of the Photography Vlub. Members of the elub sponsored danees to earn money for equipment. Firsl Hou'-Bcnnage, Smith. Seeoml lfuu'gf'nrroll, Betzer, Booth, Kurnon 41 'TH 1'zr.vt liow-Hartman, Hauck, Mrs. Marvin, Koch, S. Straub. Second Row-Van Buskirk, Bollinger, Young, VVarren, Marks, Derr. Third lfowhlfhigle, Van Buskirk, Straub, Vvalker, Dainoff, VValters. The junior historians were divided into two groups, the Eighth Grade section be- ing called the Ilerbert IC. Stover Junior llistorical Society. This group was inter- ested primarily in local history. The meni- bers collected stories of interest about Lewisburg and vicinity and visited sev- eral nearby places of historial significance. The Ninth Grade section Inade a special study of a 11u1nber of events connected with ancient history. First Row-Beck, E. Cotner, Serond Hou'-Bennage, Blyler, G. Cot- ner, Cunningham, Mr. Keistcr. Third Hou'-Frey, Ammon, Kather- IDEIII, Hertzog. I 42 unior Historical Society Sealedflllr. Bastian. Standing-Pursell, Fairchild, lvagner, llunt, Fair, Stover. Art Club Members of the Art Club spent their time on individual projects expressing their own interests. Some worked in oils: others made SllK'll leather objects as quiv- ers for arrows and scabbards for guns. Creativity and originality were stressed. 12? 1 1'l Sd Ffr.vf1x'n1r---Mrs. Sandel, Boney, Stranse. llarris, 'l're:ls, Sliinnnel, Diehl, SWill0ll2ll't, Mrs. Miller. Sw-oml Noir- N. Stover Ilassenplug, Shields, Conrad, G. Cotner, B. llurris, Evans, H. Swartz, Ritter, Snyder. Third Hou'-N. Russell, llendrieks Yvalters, Jarrett, YYatts, Swartz, Gower, ll. Russell, Hunt, Ilaekenburg, Blyler. Fourfll Hou'-Ilopp. Yanrger, liowersox lipler, Bef-k, H. fotner, Mull, Stannn, Brown, llufnagle. P. Snyder. l '1ftl1 ltou'--Swartzlander, Ram-k, N. Snyder, llandis Malone, Jones, Slieesley, lvalters, Stover, Holfinan. Future Homemakers of America The Lewisburg ellapter ac-ted as hostess to chapters from Snyder and Vnion Vounties for a mid-winter rally, at wllieli Joy llaekenbnrg, who earlier had been awarded a state degree in lionieinaking, was elected president of tlle two-County organization. lxIOIlll'll'I'S of tlle loeal club packed baskets of food for needy families at 'lllianksgiving and flllI'lStlll2lS. An innovation this year was a Mother-Daughter Banquet in tl1e forni of a tureen supper. ,Ng 'X F.H.A. members paek baskets for needy families. Scaled-Snyder. Standing-Bowersox, Stover, Yarger, Mrs. Sandel, Mrs. Miller, Russell. 48 w l 1'r.vI lfuu' --l'riswc-ll, Knrnuw, Rislu-l, Nagle, D. W1-rt, lirdley, Mr. Liggc-li. Sf'1'1llIlI Razr-ff'ulll0F. F4'iZ4'I'. MPIZHUF. BNHS, J. VH-ri, I1l'llll2lI'f, U1-:lain-l'li11g. Third lfnu'-- Dzmowsky, Fox, Dodge, Ifngvl. l 4mrll1 li'o1rfMii0lu-ll, Rc-ssc-gllic. In zuldilion lo 4-arrying out lhcir own projvvls, ilu- lm-:nba-rs of llu- Irvwislmrg vhaplvr of l .l .A. purlicipatccl in thc pur- lizum'niary pmc-crlllro and tlu' tractor'- flriving 4-unix-sts l'0lltllIC't0d by the SVN llisirivt. 'l'lm-0 buys, lklllillll Fogcl, Mivll- zu-I Karnow, and Dmmlrl Yyort, plan-ml tvnlh in ilu- honey cxlrau-ting clclllollslm- lion at lhc l,l'llllS'VlV2lIliil Farm Show. Jzuncs NVQ-rl plzmyml in ilu- F.F.A. liaml, IIlClIlbCI'S of whim-ll wore clruwn from vhzlp- lvrs througluml lhv 1-ntirc stain-. Tlw boys zuldvrl lo illvil' lI'l'2lSllI'y by svllillg Vllrist- mas XVI'1'2llllS which lhcy had IIIZHIC. In :ill ils aclivilivs ilu- IA'NViSlJllI'fJ,' c-lluplcr lriccl lu follow thc 4-11-ul of ilu- lliltitbllill Ofgilll- izzliion. Future Farmers of America no lIl0llllll'I'S of the l .F.A. lll1lkl'f'Ill'iStlll2lS Wren l I'f.Yf lfnu' fillfllflll. cl5ll'l'0ll, Dzluhert. Sw-01111 lf0ll '-xvllltblllilll, Griffith, llurviu, Wagner, lirouse. Third lfnzr-Stalil, Bromlt, Rein, Pziwling, Judy. Yvhen weather perlnittecl, eluh inemhers eolnpetecl in target shooting. Several of thein gained zulclitional ex- perienee hy joining the lzlllllillll Valley Bownien, ai group whieh is trying to inereuse the popularity of zirehery as an sport. The sehool urehers helrl several money-raising uetivities to huy new equipment. Future Teachers of America 1 l Smlml'-Znrtinzin, lieish, Enek, Weightnmn, lipler. Sfnmling-Mr. Keister, Mrs. lird- ley, Stmuh, tiooilull, Frey, Berge. 45 Archery Club V- W Q . 5 f.,.. . rf.. W Archers poised :ind ready to hit the hull's eye. Lrff In nigh! are Alhert Fzirroll, Holi Puwling, George Whiteuiun, Hill Bollinger, lluvicl liromlt. w r w 1 - - ' l'uture leziehers ot Ainerieu is il nulion wimle orgzinizzilion for the ree' ' - teuehers. The loezil ehupter is open to any one interesteil in the profession. Klein hers try to zu-quaint themselves with :ill phases of teaching. This year the Lewis hurg ehupter helcl u joint meeting with the Selinsgrove ehzipler :incl visiteil :1 nulnber of elementary sehools in the mlis triet. .re NlXflt7'f.f-JCQ7' .vlgfa s . argl First Row-M r. Kessler, Swinehart, Swartz, Snyder, Strauss, Dewire, lllorris, L. Musser, Miss Ritter. Ser-orzd lion'-Coup, Klingler, Shirk, Nephew, lllinium, D. flloyer, Kline, Adams, Newgunrd, fl. lllnsser. Tlllifll Hou'-I lopp, Stahl, Boyer, Noll, S. VVagner, llendrieks, llarris, Dauhert, Powell, Frnnquet, Weaver, P. Stover. Fourth Row-F. Moyer, Wise, Iless, Lloyd, Haekenhurg, llook, Brown, VVright, M. Stover, lYnrren, MeFall, Fenstermaeher. Fifth Row-Baker, S. Vl'agner, Roush, Crowley, Cramer, Border, llironimus, Bingaman, Kerstetter, Mahus, B. Fertig, 0'Brien, Savwe. Sixth Ifouu'-C. Fertig, Foust, lveary, Fisher, Bruss, Frederick, Lemmon, Kauffman, Reitz, Malloy, Sll2ll'l.CI', lIof'l'man, Resseguic. Those students interested in business careers received much valuable information and aid through the Busi- C 0 ness Education Club. Several speakers from the business world addressed the group about those habits of work and personal appearance desired by employers. Also I I I interesting were various films on careers in business. NATURE STUDY CLUB This club offered an outlet to those in-- terested in the out-of-doors. During the the winter season the main project was the construction of terrariums. lvith tl1e coming of spring club members began the study of song birds native to this region. First Row-Fair, Fairchild, Crebs, Riehl. Second Row-T. Beaver, Daubert, Pawling, Woodling, Kopyscianski. Third Row-Pursell, Hilkert, Beck, Bilger, Sehnure, Guyer. Fourth Row-Snyder, Rein, Wagner, Casselberry, Mr. Bastian, D. Beaver, Brouse., 46 Mrs. Person cleiuonstrates the use of tlle vilnrograpll to some future scientists. I-'irsf Razr'-Miller, Mrs, Person, Warren, Lawrence, Fainplmell. Sccmzrl lfou' sltleyer, Keyser, llafer, lleiss, Agar. flulr lIl0lllll0I S also work on Science Fair projects in meetings. SCIENCE CLUB I V Sonic lIlCllllJCI'S of tlie clulv look on as -lean Rlllll proves that air has pressure, First lfnzv-Mrs. Person, lliscontini, llulil, Caulpliell. Second lt'ou'-Platt, llilllgllillll, Cole. ltein, Riggs. Third lfou'-Kinrlig. lticlil, Ritter. As connnunity service projects, incniliers of the clulm KEY CLUB packed flllI'lSlIllilS baskets for the needy and tlistrilnitetl Nlarcli of Dimes containers throughout the town. Serv- ice to the school inclumleml painting the gyninasiuin win-. clows and acting as escorts for the consultants on Career Day. Firxf Hou' ---' Seelrold, Kline, YV:-aver, litlwarrls, Kielit, Mr. R0llI'lNlK'll. Sccnml Hou' -fllilger, Spangler, flIlllllllN'll. Johnson llerlnan, ltielll, Mt-Rae. Third lfozr 'l,ucas, Vlinger, llegling, llonalioe, ZllIllllt'I'Ill2lll, Francovicli, l'. Scliowalter. Fon Ifmr'-Sagun, Krilmlms, ti. Showalter, Anderson, Kifolo. 47 Dim-k Lewis, I,1lVi1I Julmson, Sh-in Fvglvy, FI'2H1f'C'S Moyer, mul .loc F1'r.vflfn1r- Nlurris, Ilummol, 5illI'g.It'll, M1-ixcll. Ffmrllwzxlt, llzu-kcnlmrg, Hunk. Harris, Mr. Flm-k. SPVIIIIIIlf1lll f',SWZITIZ- lSlIlfll'l', B. Blwrllsc, Jurrctl, V. F4-rlig, Hninus, lll'll1ll'il'kS, l I'2lllqll0l, if BI'Hllst', VIu:lpp1'll. Thirrl lfnzr 'Hmm-, Slzlpll-hm, F0lusts-l'll1:u-l1vl', Sl1:xH'vl', lh-11.10, svlqgflltlllilll, lIllrll2lp.fl0, llymaln. Fnllrlll lf1IIl ' lluuslu, W1-alry, Moya-r, Klilllh Bzlkcr. llilclc- lbl'1lIlil, Lloyd, Lvlnlxlml. Soloists .Q 'v. C77 Quartet sukzlff1':u'l1 luis :1 solo IlllllllN'I' in lllc c'llI'iStIll1lS f'Ulll'0I't. 5 .--Q4 BBQ Members of H10 qllnrlq-I zlrc Bill xl1'R2lt', .loo fsokal, Stcin FL-gli-y. :xml llnviml Johnson. 48 1'vI-I'.Yf lfmr- Malloy, U'Uricn, Rcml, Iiilllgllillll, .I':I'llSf, Fvtzvr, Rein, J. Swnrizlnnrivr, hom-y. Sfmml lfou' Ylioiiz, Riggs, Sllollcy, Sllirk, SCIIIIIIFO, Mclizlv, Fvglcy, Rvisll, Sill'ilHi0y. Tlziru' lflIll'7NIllSSl'I', Royvr, Kill'llllXX', lloltzalpplo, K. fsciku, linglo, I.. Vsukn, Johnson. Fourth lf0Il'7f'l'2llll0I', lism-li, Brown, Mm-Fall, XYilit'T'S, Vziwlilig, Slluwallor, I,1ll'kt'T', Lewis. CHORUS District Chorus ll0lJI'0Sl'llt1ltiVOS to llistrivt Fhorus prnoiic-e for the fcstivnl. S1-:lim-1l:1rc.Iul1l1 I.:1ngh:u11,'l'i1m Iliidclzramlz sizlmiing :irc Dalvid -lolinson :md Stein Fcglvy. Ushers , . X Bob Krilrbs, .lim Bmw-rsnx, Grnllznn Showalter, H4-ll MiIllIll0l'lll2lll, Tom Szlgun, amiJin1 .Iulmsousurvcns ushors fill'tIlk'i'llY'iSllllilS Music- Festival. 49 Q0 04 Vi it W J ,itz Ttpjhv tt NJN mary xl 6 gl be .If 954 M53 First lfowfNoll, Lacovara, Shirk, 0'l7onnell, Naep, Cornelius, Snyder, hferedith. Sccrmd lfou'-Royer, Lawrence, Kieft, Cory, Ross, Rodarmel, Jones, Neauman, Kopyscianski. Third Ifnu'-Matliews, Musser, Weaver, llendricksou, lliblin, Dcrr, lilliott, Mr-Rae. Fourth Roll'-Snyder, Jones, Ryan, Crabb, VVaguer, lleinn, Lawrence. Qs o'N4f4rW kc as .'w3'wXfYvQ:fJ -Xl ,Jun figs C23 ,WU ifklflr' X Ps X ,W it if The C'hristmas Concert of the Senior Chorus, sacred in character, ' gli 3 tg, was presented in a church setting. The musical numbers were supple- W I Q i' ii mented with tableaux depicting the Nativity. The entire program was li ff .if A made possible through the joint efforts of tl1e Fhorus, the Dramatic in 'xl it Vlub, industrial arts and art classes, and the various advisors. The X., JL' f chorus entertained teachers of Ivnion and Snyder Vounties at the an- - X, if A X Q gf 5 I nual Institute and visited neighboring schools to present concertsifor ii' .lv A 1 W' lk' the student bodies. The Junior High School Chorus offered experience ' ,Af ll' X L v to those not yet eligible for the senior group. k NX: A I' J if ',1'll1lii Tai .1 ii' Lyf' tx W wh-!.'y,L?f'n, DANCE BA D f rf .W First 1f0'lUmSll0NVtill0I', Sheasley, Yvatcrs, Keyser, Sturgen, Vvalters. Second lfmc- -Rowe, Judy, Eckenrode, Johnson. Third Row-Boney, llroadt, Parker, Hergc. 50 x 'il' X N A if sh os' D LJ .W 34 an C. CD sei 3' hx o s.-1 36 Ffrxl lfou' l'uwling, xyiIlll'l'S, xl2lllllIIS, .x1lillllS, l,lll'IlS, llElI'lit'lllllll'f1, xv2lQ.flll'l', Vols-. SVVIIIIII Hou' lillllllllllilll, furry, .l. Mm llmlurk, bnyelor lhllr llorlzog, Noll, lim-itz, Hr, lliggius, Thin! Hou- Xloyvr, llIlllSlI. Troup, 'l', Yun lluskirk, Rlillill, llolm, NVQ-iglmtnlzan, lllllit'I', llnrllvll. 1'llIIlV'fll Hou' YY:1llm-r, Slzllll, lh-igh-, lu-ilmy. Nlinium, Sluvllvy, MlK'lll'l'. CHORUS IU IOR BAD X ,Xu ID r C 1 ' I , , . . ,, , . UL lil ' l'oI' llu' ll2lllllS, lllof-19:18 was :1 'vvzu' ol M-vm-ml lll'SlS. llu' N-mor 1 A1 ,- ' llllllil won zu'1'l:1im for lls llllllSll2ll lllllll-lllllt' slurws :ml llllllllfilll QZIIIIUS. f , CQ ' I C ' V M N f Xl llu'lz1sl gzulu- ol' lluk svuson, ilu- Junior lizuul maulc lls llI'Sl murvll- ,L gfyl 21, l' . . , V A gf 2llJIK'1ll'2llll'0. liolll lmluls look purl Ill ilu' XYlllll'I' 4-olu-1-rl., lull ilu- ,fl It K ' f g f , L Z ll,l . . A . . , . . - ' , ' , . ' 1 0 , sprung m'oxu'1-rl was an jomt cllorl ol ilu' N-nun' lizuul zuul ilu' N-mor l gr Q- x YL K.. ' Q flll0l'llSI ilu' junior groups gain- llu-lr own S1'll2ll'ill0 IN'l'l.UI'llilIll'l'. Xu- JN f I l ff VL' . - - 1 1 - ' , 1 olluw' llI'Sl IA'WlSlllll'Qjf lllgfll was llost to llu- 50lllll I l'llll'2ll l,lSll'lC'l Q ' lf' Q-.K--41 liznul. l'llgflll0l'll llll'IlllK'l'S of our S1-nior llzuul parlu-ipulwl in llnls ' vvvlll. F1'r.wlIfou' - ll. Millwnrll, Xumillcr, l'lorlu's, Lilmlny, Svl1nll'cr. Sm'oru1'lfo:1' Nl. llrousc, S. l'lilI'll'y, .l. Rlllhll, Yom-ulzn, Wa kcr, Knlp, Kovll. Tllirrl lfnzrf Il1'lNN.Slllllll,-l1N'liSllll, lilu-li, -I4YllllS4lll. lloll'm:m, l islu'r. 'l'roulm:uu. Fourfll lion' Wllllors lvnlh-r. Riggs, Morris, .l:u'olrs, Sonuln-rs, Roush, Moya-r, Zu-glcr. lflfilz Hou' l a-glvy, lloisll, ll. l :u'l4-y, lAlWl'l'Ill't', lfycx lyilllllblll, SlI'ilSSIll'I', N. llrousc, llollingvr. Q WU Percussion First Row-P. Showalter, Bowersox, J. Hartzell, Hoffman. Second Row-Grove, Swurtzlander, R. Rein. Baritones and Basses mf . 1, 0 N QAM? A SEDPIIQR I llxiiirfxv 'ff R 1539 M Pb LJYQ V I F Y-'-X AL Twirlers First Row-S. Ilymnn. Svvoml Rau'-Fcrtig, George, Third Rowflilliot, Minium. First Huw-4Kling, Sllolley, Csokzz, M. llyumu. Second Row- Griffith, VVert, Bonvy. French Horns Yveiser, Clark, Kfarvin, Mcixcll, U. Moyer, Nlussor Trombones First Row+K4-pple, D. Rc-in, Iii-kcnrodo, Sm-lmurc. Sei-mul How -Baruer, Johnson, Duinoff, Judy. BA D Trumpets Ffrxl lfml'-NI. IA-wis, U. Xvzxgncr. SI'!'UIIIl lfuww Bollinger, Brmult, R. I3I'0llS0. Thirrl Run' -Barge, Frnlrlw, Smith. Fnnrflz lfnu'-R. Ls-wis, Parker, R Hurtzvll, Clarinets Ffrxl lfmr' D. IIIIIIIIIIPI, Rmw, llnkvr, llcrtzog, I . Moya-r. Sw-mul 1fo1z'fSlmlh-y, J. Yvngm-r, U. Riggs, lla-rmun, ilmnl, lluWnrw. Thin lfllll'-l':1!W1lI'dS, Jslm-kson, ZUVIIIIIIIII, iirnzivr, ii. R1-ish, f'lilljlt'I', G Showzlllvr, Rittcr. S2lXOPhO1l6S Firsl 1fUIl'7llIll'lIllilll, SIICIISIUX. YY:lll4-rs, Kc-yscr Srmml lfnu' -YY:nh-rs, Slurgvn, Marlin, Hulliuzm Feglvy. Woodwinds 1 1'r.vl Row-llznywaml, J. Rm-ish, Nlntlxius. Sw-mn RU1l'ABI'0NVll, lipls-r, liugnu, llollzclpplv. 7711.711 Hou I.. Riggs. SB. Brousv, liowcu, ll. llummol. l iSlll'l', l,znwrcr11'v, fair- The cast of Jade -Jane Bowen, Barbara Esch, Judy Clarke, Judy Clavell, and Mau- een Eagan-pose in a Chinese curio shop. fade Two one-act plays, Jade and Even Exchange, were given in assenlhly. Members of the Clfiillliltll' club joined the Senior Chorus in presenting The Holy Boy at Christmas. They provided the setting and the tab- leaux for the Cantata. 1 Z l 3 5 Q75 5, I Ruth Headley is very neighborly toward llfargic Blair and Harry Dietrich, who are having financial troubles in Fair Exchange. 54 THE MASQUE Russell Dennis and lvarner Bouton take eharge of the lighting etlec-ts for the Christmas festival. Even Exchange has I H 1 gy 'Y 45 'E 0933 r ,' Iruix xl 101 :. I xr' .l Presenting gifts to lln- cllll'lSt l'llil4l are the Magi- 'Larn Nlnyvr, P1-to Kvpplv, anal Gln nn Clarke. .lurly Clarkm- portrays Mary, anrl Stan Slmlls-y is Juscplx. Martha Marlin, Mitzi Brown, .loan .xKl2llllS, and Jane Bowen apply lllllkt'-III! for the talmloaux. .aa .. :gf 'Q' ' ' A H ' in 3 Painting thc window for the vlnlrcll setting arc Bob Bender, Gale Goodall, and Ruth Headley. The H061 Boy Pres Crows, Roland Souclvrs, and Gary Uwcns, as slxopllcrlls see the Star of liethleln-nl. llkl'l xy Q., ,+g,4x- SPGRTS :W eff- -1.- vi 3'5'U4U ' ' Q1-M 4 33- VSGZZ-35 49. + 5.-KA: 'C .K wx f.- .' bg JD 9 7 unvfg .1 ' ' 'S'8' 4 'lipf ' 1 l'r.vr lion' -Mslllalgm-l's Horlrlrir-kson, IllIlltl'I', l'l'L-ws, Pycrs. Srrvnzrl lfou' Mr. Lum-, SIIUNYRIHUT, llufnzuglv, J. Kifulo, lylllllllllw, Kvpplo, JOIIIISUII, Zillllll0I'IIl2lll, W1-lzm-I, Siuvcr, Mr, IIilIlIll0lI'i'ii'll. TIIIIHI lflhll''Fl'Ellll'0Yil'll, Wugm-r, M1-vkly, Fsoku, l,il'fl'Il'HI1'll, K1-vfor, fyflllfilii, 'l':lylrrr, Xumw. I UllI'NI lfUIl'7ll2lRlS, xllqiilb, Klim-, Lihlry, L. Harris, R4-ish, Urousv. Fzifflz Hou'-R. llurris, Amlcrson, lliggzm, R. Kifoln, IAIIUIIS, Pip-k, Moyer, Mulmw, VRISIIY Football Fin! U ndcfutwl T mm in School H zktofy League Co-Champions X nrry Fr:nm-ovif-In .lolm Dmmlnov Hob llllfllilgll' 58 .luv Kifolu .lim Yvetzel Hen Zimmerman Dave Wagner SENIORS George lliefernlmell 'lb Grnllaul Showalter Larry lurdley .lim .luhnsrm Killlllilll Vsukn Leon Stover Holm Mevkley Pete Kepple 59 o ca J ams-. im e ze , o n Ona me an en immerman-a - C It l W t l J h D l , dB Z d Football Varsit Scores mire the Susquehanna League trophy. y Excitement ran high throughout the gridiron season as Lewisburg chalked up its first undefeated record in history. The Dragons opened the season by tying their arch-rival, hIitHinburg. In the sec- ond game hfilton and Lewisburg battled to a scoreless tie. After defeating Blooms- burg by one touchdown and Jersey Shore by two, the Dragons continued their Win- ning streak to overcome the remaining opponents by one-sided scores. Because of inclement weather a number of games were cancelled, and Iiewisburg shared with Lewistown the championship of the Susquehanna League. Several players were chosen for the Susquehanna all-star team, and Ben Zimmerman received honorable mention for the all-state eleven. Ben and Joh11 Donahoe received awards as outstanding players on the line and in the baekfield respectively. I3 MIFI'-'LINBURG O MILTUN ICI BLDUMSBURG I3 JERSEY SHORE 38 DANVILLE 35 SELINSGROVE I3 I9 0 'N NURTI-IUMBERLI-IND 0 I2 . 0 O I2 60 John Donahoe is tackled on his way to a first down Coaching Staff Firsi How- Mr. Ks-istcr, golf: Mr. llidlny, lmsvlunll: Mr. Him - rciz-ll, luiskollmlll Mr. him-, llmtlmzill. Swmzfl Nun- Mr. xY4'HiYl'l wrosllingl Miss Kvisvr, girls' spurlsg Mr, .Klulm , ' ' '- ' : , - ' . ',,..,..'x. -'VA K. 'W' W.g:h:,K, v was A ':ff?'Pi!,I2jiM . fl,-5 .1 MM, . is -.DK F- RL vwlsvz' f:N2:,y,6.. W z'5'7i,S.L.,.Mg,,5 -W . A 8 .X iypivall S1'l'lll' :il an junior lxigli foollulll przlctirv scssimi. 'A to J I U32 ' fox ' - AV 1 'Ugg4,Qp,wIun1or Hlgh Football K ,lit ,7 AV,,, , , -l,- - Firxl lfnu' Dcgling, Iii-tzvr, Klinv, Pycrs, Long, YY1-airy, XYIIKIICF, Burner. S1'r'nI1lflfr111'- Mr. .Uxlvolh Smith, llvish, Gonn- lwrling, Slrnssncr, Haifa-r, Nlxlfc, Pursoll, Mr, Wm-llivvr. Thirrl lfuzr Fra-las, Millwnril, Kvish-r, lillioll, Hrousv, llcllvn- rlorf, St'ilIllll'0, Barry. 61 First Row-Lucas, Franeovieli, R. Kifolo, Ilufnagle, Kline. Second lx'ou'f.l. Kilolo, Kribbs, Stover, Showalter, Rein, Flinger. Varsity Basketball Failure to seore on away courts plagued the Dragons, who turned back every league opponent except Sunbury on the home floor. The squad played spirited, aggressive basketball throughout the season, losing the majority of the games dropped by only a few points. A smashing victory over Mifflinburg recaptured the Brown Jug, lost in the first encounter with our rivals from the neighboring town. Another highlight of the season was the fine shooting performance which sent Bloomsburg to defeat by a close margin. Graham Sho- walter, Bob Kribbs, and Larry Franeovich were the leading scorers. The Junior Varsity showed improvement as the season advanced. Although they were on the losing end much of the time, they did not lose their determination. Gale Reish was high scorer for the baby Dragons, who compiled a 3-ll record ill league play. Lewisburg M iffl i nburg Lewisburg Milton Lewisburg Danville Lewisburg Selinsgrove Lewisburg Bloomsburg Lewisburg Northumberland Lewisburg Trevorton A scramble for the rebound. L6WlSlJl1I'Q' Sullbllfy 62 Varsity Scores l'll.l'Sf Half 27-52 43-37 39-42 .J l -50 -H--50 57-4-0 69-54- 38-55 Second H UU 52-42 35-39 4'-I--39 4-8-52 50-48 34-4-0 54-48 28-55 unior Varsity tr First If4Vll fIlIlIlt0Y', Slmwnlh-r, Nazis, R4-ish, l':iwling, lh-nflrivkson. Sfmrul lfuu' Hr. llidlziy, Vlnrkv, Ynulluskirk, lluvkailxy, Bruss, Silgllll, Vziliiplmll. unior High Basketball I 1'r.vl Run' lloltzupplv, lluyvr, Pursoll, llmmlyw, Silgllll. Szfvnnzl lfnu'--R. Hnrlzm-ll, lhirtmain, l'rnh, Dziiimif, J. Hzirtzcll, IM-gling. Sandy Silgllll was high scorer for the .luuior High Varsity. l 1'r.vf Ifnzrf l'ym-rs, Millwzird, frvhs, U1-Homlorf, Z1-1-hmaui, liullingvr, lhiiiioff. Sl'!'UllI1 lfuzrf Vam- Iluskirk, Frcy, Wm-ary, Iluggins, llciiitzh-imm, Strnssm-r, Ili-ish. Furl Millwzird was high svorvr for ihv .limiur High .lay Ya-us. 63 QF , x 4 -, . t L 1 l ii f ' ares First Rom-Boney, Bollinger, Boughter, Brouse, Boyer, Blalone. Second Rowe-Johnson, K. Csoka, Diggan, VVetzel, An- derson. Third Row-Kline, VVeaver, Dietrich, M4-Farland, Hause, Crews. Fourlh Ifozrfli. Fsoka, Spangler, Broadt, Fegley. VVilliams. Wrestling The third season of interscholastic competition ended with the best reeord to date for the Lewisburg matmen, the squad winning eight out of eleven meets. The sehool thus plaeed fourth in the recently formed Keystone League. Jim 1Vetzel, captain of the squad for three years, had the best seasonal reeordfonly one defeat in eleven matches. The seores show that few of the contests were elose. Lewisburg 30 Danville 11 Lewisburg 30 Selinsgrove 6 Lewisburg 25 Milton 10 Lewisburg 14 llalpho Township 25 Lewisburg 25 Coal Township 12 Lewisburg 29 Montgomery 13 Lewisburg 17 Sunbury 23 Lewisburg 38 1Vatsontown Q Lewisburg 12 Mifllinburg 33 Lewisburg Q8 S. 1Yillia1nsport 16 Lewisburg Q3 Jersey Shore 11 Seniors George Bougliter attempts the cradle hold on a Blilton matman. Other menilrers of the team observe. Beughter, Brouse, Boyer, JOIIHSOI1, Csokn, Wetzel 64 Spring Sports 1957 First Row-Reish, Campbell, Sagun, Yeder, Keyser. Seeond Hou'-Riley, Humphreys, Degling, Kribbs, Mr. Keister. The golf team won only one of its matches, but most of its members were underelassmen who gained valuable experience for future competition. Dick Humphreys took part in the state championship matehesg Bob Degling was high scorer for the season. Lewisbu rg 7 Blooinbsu rg 8 Lewisburg 1232 State College 1315 Lewisburg 9 Bloomsburg 6 Lewisburg 3 Yvilliamsport 12 Lewisburg 7 Williamsport 8 Golf The baseball squad faded in the second half, after coming through with some fine victories in early season play. Ronnie Reitz and Jim Yvetzel were the leading hitters. Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Lewisburg Baseball Trevorton Sunbury Mifflinburg Northumberland Danville Selinsgrove First Second Game Game 6-3 2-4 8-1 4--7 1-7 0-1 10-0 3-6 5-3 11-6 9-7 fi? !l.!d ist! .- 0 Aff! of Y First Row-Pursell, Mer-kley, Showalter, Reynolds, B. Kefele, J. Kifolo, Stover, .-Xnderson, Zilmnernuln, 1Vetzel, Snyder. Serond Row-Mr. llidlay, Moline, Kepple, Sc-ebold, Csoka, Jolmson, Smith, Berge, Meixell, Malone, MeNnIly. ll' 1 Tir . f wi ...c we se . ,- g 25ii'og 5, k . 5 Q V ,,g,- . 7 'H Q we f ' Fire! How-Malone, VVeigbtman, Lnbrecht, Libby, llloyer, Sholley, Jackson. Second Hou'-llliss Keiser, Millward, Booth, Beck, Parson, lNlcFz1ll, Bennage, Roush, Nogle. Softball 1957 Interscholastic sports for the girls included softball and basketball, with girls from ninth through twelfth grades eligible for play. Lewisburg belonged to the Tri-county Softball League, composed of such traditional opponents as Mifllinburg, Selinsgrove, and Hlontandon. The basketball schedule consisted of ten games with both varsity and junior varsity competition. For the varsity, high scorers were Frances Moyer, Pat Malloy, and Linda Libby. Members of the G.A.L. promote sports for girls. They sponsored a Playday for girls from neighboring schools and encouraged attendance at away games. The League contributed toward the new uniforms for the cheerleaders and fostered participation in the intramural program. Girls' Athletic League .vw Y x g .1 eg mf s F irst Row-Jarrett, Nlalloy, Libby, Reitz, V. Hess, Headley, Haines, B. Fertig, C. Fertig, Miss Keiser. Second Row-Beck Coup, Russell, Clarke, Blair, Kerstetter, D. Moyer, Powell, Brown, Harris, F. Snyder. Third Row-Franquet, P. Snyder Mc-Fall, Noll, Roush, Hook, Hackenburg, YVagner, Strobeck, F. Moyer, Brouse, Stahl, Kline. Fourlh Row-VVagner, D Hess, Lubrecht, Bruss, Goodall, Moore, Klingler, Savage, 0'Brien, Crowley, Daubert, VVeightman, Baker. Fzfth Row- Shirk, Lloyd, Sholley, Bowersox, Yarger, Wright, Ruhl, Hironimus, Jackson, Epler, Fenton, Musser. Sixth Row-Foust Malone, Border, Fenstermacher, Fisher, Frederick, Lemmon, Booth, Weary, Martin, Bingaman, Kauffman. 66 v Y f an 1 Q First Hou'-Stapleton, Huggins, llymnn, Brown, D. Moyer. Sevmzd lfou-Wirtli, Fornwalt, Llilsroc-lil, Evans, Goodall, Yvatm-rs. Third Row- R1-ish, F. Moyer, Brouse, Ill-ss, Libby, Reiiz. Fourfll lfozrflloolll, Malone, Mc-Full, Malloy. Lvwisburg L1-wisburg I4-wisburg 1,1-wisburg IA'VV1SlJllI'g Lewisburg Lvwisbllrg 1,4-wisburg Lvwisburg Lcwisbu rg 1,1-wisburg Lvwisburg Varsity Scores Firsf Game Miflcllvbllrg 3-l--51 Danville 40-16 Mifllinburg 27-30 Wlisl Snyder 28-38 Solinsgrove 34-36 Milton 29-27 Jay Vee Scores Miclmllcbllrg' 23-11 Danville 29-9 Xl ifilinburg 17-Q6 Win-si Snyder 20-14- Selinsgrovv 8-20 Milton 22-7 Basketball SFCOIIII Game -1-9-42 53-24 4-0-39 38-55 28-16 39-8 14--19 38-19 A lense moment in intrnnlnrnls ,-f--.-.--.--.1un--. --n.--us-nu--nn-n-n-,-n,.-u.-a.-nu-u- an up -nunnuuusnq-nun'-nun-nnnaivi -n mat an-1---.un--na-noun-an an --. -.--,1---Q---.-1 ...- Flrsf lfnu l llllh Sliollm x llmss, Mc'l :1ll, Malloy. li. Malone. F. flfoycr, Blair. SN-mzd Ifll1l gBilllgllllF Sulmolcl l ursm ll s0 1 Snnili lums 'll Nl llonc, llonallxm-, R4-isll, Bollinger, Thfrrl lf01l'iZllllllll'l'lllilll, ll, Kifnln, Mr R Il IFIIIQHXI 1 l lIllBllSlxll'lx lolin'-on Rrppli llc-ulillg,Bro11sv, Fourth l?rnrs,l. Kifolo, Sagun, f'l:1rkv, Kline. llnfnnglc Snulmr 'llulxlx fonrirl lwfllz lfnu I Nlour Krilmlms, Stover, Sliowultor, lYc-tzol. VRYSIIY Club .Xll stnilm-nts who have varnccl the lf for pzirticipzn- lion in Varsity sports arc 1-ligiblc for lIl0lIllJ0l'Slllp in ilu- 'Yursity Vlnlm. 'l'l1c 1-lub lmnnglit film for pic-lures of lllll fuollmll gzunos, ourning tho IIIUIICY by ai our wash unxl by rlanws. Selling rn-fra-slilnlcllts at baskctbull gzuncs :incl wrvstling nlatc-hos was another sourvv of revenue. 'Flu' C'llllllllSlI'llbl1l0llIlI'0gI'21lllSllSlllljJf2lllf'0lll0Sl2llllSlllllflllll' wrestling lll0Cl5. 2 35 Af pn' ff . '- s as cm- 5 - I XM : K V N41 .. 5 ' - ff ! 9 1' fo, j f' r Q f X, I I lrjfi in rfqhl- flllargiv Blair, B2ll'll2lF2l Kzlrnow, l':ll Malloy, Juno Fornwult, Linrln Lilully. .ibkfllfi Virginia Ilcss. 68 -i--f-..-.-n. -.-n-.--.-Q--up--u an-n -J aL'L '. L'..?..'2 ....'1 ' 'L 'J STUDENT LIFE I , WY, Our destination at eight, five days nut of seven. Da 'SNOW New York City is right about heref, llr. Slmltcr and thc Oevu- pational Class get ai tip from Bobby Auman. Q Let's seo, l neccl my P. D., my English, my . . . At their lor-kers are Ruth llezulley, Scott Seebolcl, Barbara Brousc, Stun Sholley, and Bob Eyer. 1- Hungry students hustle through the cafeteria line. Left to right are Jean llackenburg, Miriam Fisher, and Cecelia Gross. 70 T hat the eight hundred may be fed. Y Jkt School 'sys Xon1urc Hum Ihr:-v llllSt2Ikl'H In Il I1-H1-r. Si'-4- -Q -.. Mr. Kllllkll' Iuka-s zu 4-uH'00 lrrualk. g X lwwildc-rm! 4'lll'llliStI'y studonl womh-rs what is lnlppm-:ling In his youll. Y-I-1'-'I' 0 R YY .K lin-lx' pup lllt'1'tlllgI1lll1IS vnrn-lx to um ll n It rx' 2.359 71 I ml ul' llw clay, th 4' Ynusvs arm 1 um-lvulllc si unior High School 2 rf S-v,,t,mf, , . f mm hour Pop now. .X wurrivd Nl'Yl'lItll pjl':ul4'r sllullvs his rs-por! 1 ml. X Stll1ll'lliSlll'lll Mr. Full-k XYiHlil1liNlll2lj'iHllSll'1ltillgIHll' sm-vvlllll Q.Il'Illl1' st1ulyof.Xsi:l. l.1jf'l lu riylll :arc G4-orgizn X1-shit, Frm! xIllllllll:lW, Holy- :-ri M4-Xally. .Kun Knlp mul hm-lu-vzu Wzllkvrps-l'I'orll1 in il nalivv lI'IIl1't' Assembly Program A lnnlding guilznrist, Ilan- lh-in olllwlzlills in :wwe-lnllnly. l1ul15llll'lan-ml by :ln um-:urflulv wqu Rumi pl':u'li1-vs fznifllflxlly. 1-nk, flu- Junior Mr. llilllIll0lT1'i1'll. SllIl0l'YiSilILI flu' uso of ilu- now lam-izoniul lmr is M, .,.,, W- Teachers Are People Too School sec-retaries provide a coffee break during monthly faculty meeting. K N KQJSYK. I ws., 1 1 ' X I L P A 1 is 7 ' ' -l as - A 3 It m A ,nf . ' my ...Q- ' r Q I-'or better or for worse. During football halftime show Miss Keiser and Mr. Ilidlay tread the merry paths ot' lll1llI'i1I10Ily. K l ,fgcu X, The spaghetti crew works uncler the direction of head chef, Mr. Doh- nmnn. Mr. RtlllTllRlFll tastes the sauce. l,0lll0llSfI'1ltillg the test for Bafl to Mrs. Person are Dave Williams and Eric- Broudt. ' Another bulletin from the principal's office. J l.. M 'W P FF Representing Lewisburg at the Eastern States Chorus is Stein Fegley. Donna Moyer, Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow, dem- onstrates cooking skills. wa- , 'ri 1 ' an Fran Moyer is selected by her classmates for the D.A.R. Cit- izenship Award. y ' X 1 S 4 5 l 1 l SJ I ONO x H xi I , RS Q t I Q Q I I 9 w X 17 x 3 ' l 'f Q 1 s P x 5 ' - v , I s X K 1 I Q 5 --C Louis Csoka wins first prize in Hire the Handicapped Essay Con- Joy Hackenburg receives the State test 74 i Homemaker Degree. i , 1 Q, Iii X Junior Honor Society adds to its roll. New members are chosen from the eighth-grade. First If0ll xv1lgllCI', Keefer, Reish. Second Row- Walters, Deck, Lucas. Third How-Kalp, Walter, Herman, Dainotf. Representing thc ninth-grade are D. Hartzell, Roush, Wagner, Cooper, Sagun, Forbes, J. Ilartzcll. ' ' 1258337 Awnaos f - . . 2 QQ. W- CW' .4 Thc Scnior Honor Society admits new mcmlucrs. IJ!-T-Vf lion--Moore, Jackson, lless. Second 1fU'll'1Cl'tl- mer, Warren, Mcltae. Third limi'- Rcin, Lucas, Iirdley. Winner of the American Legion Essay Fontcst and the American History Award is Tina Hilclelmrand. Dave Johnson is chosen to sing ill 75 Stutc Thorns. - iffraiw 5 E The menu is the important thing. Honor Society memlmers stop for an snuck after a Hockey Ganno at Hershey. Band officers are Fran Moyer, Dirk Lewis, Kathryn Grazier, Louis Csoka, and Judy Stroheck. Don Fogle, Mike Kzrrnow, and Don VVert demonstrate the art of extracting honey. 76 aught B The Camera I if In an adjoining booth, other memhc-rs anxiously await their food. Mary Ellen Carter and Julie Voneida move from Junior squad to varsity 1-llccrlvzuling positions. f,llt'1l1ly'S work tl'iIIl5fUI'IllS thc gym. lla-1-ur:nlill1,:fm' lllv Nliftlolm- Hull :urs-'l'11r'kcr Smith, Larry lirclle-y, .llllly 1'l:lrlu-, mul Lillilil Lilrlny, r Ill I' K W l W I rx S -L 4--ff 5'lll12I.S lu-lpcrs, Barb B1lF1il'l'4hSll'ilPlltl'S l'llrisllx1:nsmmly In mr-41 ful Silll'Wllll'll Pnl Malloy. Huh Krihlrs, :xml Small Sm-vlmld. W A5 Busim-ss l':1llll'1lli4lll Vlulr 4-njuys its :mnunl Vlurisillvzns pnrh unior Class Trip 'Lf 'll i , . . Pun, xml pumslum-nt. .lllmura lry slnvks :uni pilla-ry wlwn Hn-y visit Willi:nnslnn'g. Glenn Dornsife Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. John W. Arbogast Dr. and Mrs. H. R. Biernstein Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Bowersox Mr. and Mrs. D. Clayton Brouse Mr. and Mrs. Forrest D. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Clinger Dr. and Mrs. Erwin S. Degling Raymond Erdley Mrs. Robert Eyer Dr. and Mrs. George B. 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Lewisburg, P21- 434 Market st. -IA 4-2351 Phone .IA 3-3385 Compliments of WEHR'S DAIRY On Route 45 One Mile East of Mifflinburg FOR A REAL TREAT Visit Our Dairy Store Compliments of TICAL Q02 F5500 ggi DQR 0 'O 0 Y' 4CTIcAt my HEITER'S BARBER SHOP To Use Our Appointment Service Call JA 3-3071 21 N. 3rd St. Opposite Citizen Co. Compliments of PANGBURN PRODUCTS INC. Lewisburg Pennsylvania 'fBuild With Concrete KEITH E. BERGER Ready-Mixed Concrete R. D. 1 Lewisburg, Pa. Phone JA 4-4164 CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES XfVives who cook and do the dishes should be granted these three wishes-A grateful mate . . . 21 well kissed cheek ..., A Hotel Dinner every week. . HOTEL LEWISBURGER Graduation Gifts At J. FRED ZELLER For Fifty-one Years 318 Market St. Lewisburg, Pa. Best Wishes to the Class of '58 WAGNER'S STATIONERY 217 Market St. Phone .IA 3-4671 MAZEPPA MILLS F. E. Johnson Merchant Miller FLOUR, FEED and GRAIN Dial .IA 4-8657 or -IA 4-8652 Lewisburg, Pa. R, D, 2 COMMUNITY VIDEO, INC. College Park Electronic Service and Sales R. C. A. Zenith Phone Lewisburg KIA 3-6771 Compliments of LEWISBURG GAS CO. Bottled Gas Caloric Appliances BURROW'S ATLANTIC SERVICE Firestone Tires and Batteries 24 Hour Ser-nice Lewisburg, Pa., Buffalo Road 8c Route I5 Phone -IA 3-7000 BUFFALO VALLEY TELEPHONE COMPANY 30 South Second St. Lewisburg, Penna. UNION FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE ASSOC. Twin Test Gas Feed Fuel Oil Seed Unico Tires Fertilizer Phone .IA 3-1204 Lewisburg, Pa. Coats - Suits - Dresses - Accessories KOONS 322 Market Street Columbia - Minema - Bernat - Bear Brand Yarns Compliments of BECK'S AMUSEMENT CENTER 24 South 8th St. Lewisburg, Pa. PROWANTS The Store Where You Buy Clothes With A High School Education Market and Third Compliments of VALLEY SALES 8. SERVICE DODGE - PLYMOUTH Dependable Used Cars XV. Market St. .IA 3-6981 Compliments of WILLIAM E. CHAPPELL jeweler 610 Market St., Lewisburg, Pa. Compliments of THE FENCE STEIN'S FLOWER SHOP FLOWERS for Any Occasion THE FOCHT PRINTING CO., INC Printers of Dragon Hi-Lites L. QI. H. S. Handbook and Football Programs 231 Market St., Lewisburg, Pa. REEDS CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY, INC. 103 S. 6th St., Lewisburg, Penna. HARRY E. CHAPPELL Plumbing and Heating R, D. 3 Lewisbu rg, Pa CATHERMAN HOME MADE CANDY 10071, Pure 10071, Fresh We Guarantee our Candy Fresh 207 N. Front St., Lewisburg Compliments of LAWSON'S SHOES XVhen You Eat CANDY Made by THE PURITY Enjoy It It's The Best! Lewisburg, Penna. soon LUCK in 1958 REA 81 DERICK, INC Druggist The Store of Service Meet A11 Your Friends and Neighbors Each Week on the Pages of Your Picture-Packed County- Wide Home Newspaper THE UNION COUNTY Your Big Friendly J. J. NEWBERRY STORE in Lewisburg, Pa. STANDARD-JOURNAL C A . omtesy and Sermre Our AIA 3-1204 or JA 3-6321 Watghword WOODY'S REPAIR SHOP General Auto Repairs State Inspection fBrook Parkj Lewisburg, Pa. Phone JA 4-7452 HEIMBACH LUMBER COMPANY WATSON MOTORS Buick - GMC Milllinburg, Pa. Compliments of HAINES GROCERY Kelly Point LEWISBURG NEWS AGENCY L. F. Hopp Newspapers - Rust Craft Greeting Cards Magazines and Subscriptions Compliments of DEWlRE'S GROCERY Winfield, Pa. LEWISBURG GULF SERVICE CENTER Lewisburg, Pa. 201 N. Derr Drive Compliments of ERDI.Y'S DAIRY Ir -R Compliments of CHAMPION SHOE REPAIR Dry Cleaning and Laundry VIC and EMMA'S We Specialize in Cheeseburgers - Hamburgers Hot Dogs Route 45 Compliments of FEESE'S CUSTARD SHOP Congratulations, Class of '58 LYTLE'S GENERAL STORE JA 4-7612 Mazeppa, Pa Compliments of SCHRADER'S STORE Cold Meats and Groceries Compliments of LEWISBUR6 BODY SHOP Lewisburg, Pa. Compliments of Best Wishes to the I-lstsws BEAUTY SHOP C1aIf.Zg'If1'58 115 N. 3I'CI, LCWlSbL1l'g, PH. TRAVELERIS INN ZIMMERMAN PLUMBING AND HEATING Hotpoint Appliances West Milton LO 3-3353 J. J. BEAUTY SHOP 209 Market St. Lewisburg, Penna. Phone JA 4-8711 Compliments of COMMUNITY FINANCE Congratulations to the Class of '58 SNOOK'S MILL M ifllinburg, Pa. 1 l Compliments of LAWRENCE MOTEL Lewisburg, Pa. Phone JA 3-4691 W. A. ROYER 8: SON Tire Shop General Tires Flying A Gas J. S. ZEIGLER Farm Equipment Sales 8: Service Compliments of LOW'S BEAUTY SALON 201 N. Front St. is K Z Q05 ,.,,.,,.. rms.-.s-Q 4,-wo Compliments of MILLER BROTHERS SHOE STORE At the bus stop Sunbury GEORGE B. MATHEWS, Aucfloneer Second Hand Shop 8c Antiques 220 N. Second Street Phone -IA 34691 Lewisburg Compliments of CHET'S AND .lOE'S BARBER SHOP Compliments of Cl'lll.DREN'S CENTER Compliments of 428 NI k S L ' b P CAMPUS i ar et t. ew1s urg, a. B 29 S. Market St. Selinsgrove, Pa. OWLING CENTER CAMPBELL'S MILL Feed 8c Farm Supply Lewisburg, Penna. IRENE'S BEAUTY SHOP 208 South 7th St. Lewisburg, Pennsylvania Phone JA 4-2451 Compliments of WAGNER'S GROCERY STORE LEWISBURG CLEANERS 520 Market Street T. W. Summers, Proprietor Press Mlhile You Wait There's No Substitute for Experience Best Wishes to Class of '58 BOWERSOX SUNOCO SERVICE Route 15 and Buffalo Road Call For and Delivery Service JA 3-72lI We Give S 8: H Green Stamps THE CLASS OF 1958 appreciates the support of the patrons and advertisers 99 MJ , wfypyjiy QW W nj? A 1 PW fl Q UM ,Q l VV? Vlffwlf ,Of df Ji This book prmleci bv VELVATONE, A special process of lithi- graphxr prmllnn. Solo Droducrr-1 Wm. j. Keller Inv., Buffalo, N. V No othf-r printing? firrn is uuthorxzed to use thx' Vrlvatonc method ..,.:,-U,-..-..--.-r----1. - - M... Y. - -- - . vw - Y I , Y I , ,,,, ,, ,,,,. 77951, t -rg U -h,-mx,.- I I 'JT-npbde - , g., , -, . ' , H ,,..f. v-V 5 -v- f- ,, , 'f - f ,H .. 1 7,34 17 - AW , A . .,.. 4, , -. , . f -N. , :H .f,. ,nw . v.NN 'ah x , .U n -gg 5, . ,QQ , ii - .L ,. , 'EV . Pr '1 '. I5-LQ Y ' 'ii - . -:DJ if ,Q ,ju . ' ig jar, .Fw X ' ,F -E 'YL 4 ' '33, '-X Nh wx : '144 'F . .yi ' ,X -ff .1 . W 5- iq --lf? 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