Lewisburg High School - Oneida Yearbook (Lewisburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1963 volume:

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The winners of the U.N. com- petition have not yet been announced, and many of you are still wondering and hoping. You can take pride in the fact that Lewisburg Ioint High School was the first area school to participate in the annual trip to the United Nations headquarters. It was my pleasure to accompany that first group way back in the fall of 1949. The U.N. has come a long way since that time, and so has our high school. If things are as they ought to be, each class should be better than the preceding one. I am sure it is true in your case. You will need all the resources you can muster because this old world cant stand a lot of improving. May you be so fortunate as to leave it a better place than you found it, and may you have a good life along the way. dministration Lewisburg Joint High School Committee Row 1: Mr. Thomas G. Lewis, Mr. Larue E. Brown, Mr. Iesse L. Web- ster, Mrs, Eleanor A. Tasker, Mr. W. Richard Kauffman. Row 2: Mr. Donald B. Young, Mr. Arthur Mil- ler, Dr. Carroll Nesbit, Mr. Robert C. Yocum, Mr. William M. Wagner. Dear Student Body: Looking forward, twelve years seem to be a long' time. But looking back now, your twelve years in school probably have gone faster than you r-ealized. May the next twelve or more years of your life be as challenging, interesting, and pleasant as your school days. Someone has said, Life is a mirror which will reflect back to you what you put into it. WILLIAM R. RUHL Assistant Principal STANFORD L. KUNKLE Principal Facult Richard S. A. Abbott Richard S. Abbott Charles W. Ague, Ir. lfrcnclz Social Stzfdfcs Safial .Stiuifvs QAQ, .1'b A..A A .AAAA K 1 K' , M ii . 32 ll W we, .1 if J? 2 e Em fs' f. .ff ir .i 1 0 Aff' ,, 'ffl' i ,cflfli -MQ f' f i w e 9 153 Irma M. Ames Jjizglish William F. Bastian Walter I. Bechtel Savill! .Sfzffizbs Illlllllifflltll .-Iris Wendell B. Bertram Noreen C. Blum Gvoylmzplzy Librarian Donald E. Coleman Marguerite Crews Social Studies Hama Zicazzauzivx Thomas R. Candrick Svfcfzuc Lillian L. Deck Ruth N. Delcamp Guidangg Mathematics Margaret T. Detweiler Mary A. Dewcld Linda Lee Dodd John I. Dohrnann Iinglislz Sindy lla!! Supa:-visor Music Driver' TI'f11f11Hy 'rss X ..rA . k- .kk,: K V, ' '41 -1'. -- msg? V .- 4.1 - 'C 5:1 ff'-5 '11 .1-', N rrr r 1 -,'v'-1'-ll : W1 A1 1? f,.:'T1f-':-.!35'5:.-'.'- ' ' 1 -41 Db! '-,' A . 'X in X- -:1 -. X1 YI ,,,. : ef. -M :'- ,:. -' '- - 21 ' . HE' 'K X . I Q, .. , ,A 1 . . W. , ' . 11 X .Qi.Y'7 'll ir if- .2 Zf fff - f in Denver R. Dyer Inez R. Earhart Jennie S',Efd1eY .1l'tIf1ICllItI1it'S Ezzglixlz 511911511 may AL ZF: -1 M 1 .D 1 75.5 52 . :iff , ' . 13 1 , i.?L35 1 ' Yin: -' '-fwfr,- . 1 . ' , B 1 591 HSS? :Zf3: MQfi7.: 'gk ' s 4 121.153, ' if 1w 3f f 5 x91 .N-..,.Jf. I . ,i,1Qi.. l Norman O. Falck Edward I. Glennon Kennetlr H. Hidlay Gcograflzy, St'I'CII4'C Sfwfial fidzmzriwz Gzminncv Delazon P. Higgins Helen E. Keiser Walter S. Keister Reading I'!1yJivaI Elf1ll'l1fi07l Art Facult P. Ioseph Keller, II Sfic'nz'c -1 3 'fwfr I ' .iLw1w..w . s, ' il. .f ,Hi . ' if ' ' W u f f m'm .L'-. 5 S f F rl l .mf gr s 3 dai? ?Sge'i Y 1. f S 'L ,, s S 2. 2 , Sir lu so was .L Emi E .jj was f Z m v fi flisfl 515,581 21. -.l.Q:ggg.zQsE2a2i.fzg.si William H. Lane Biology, Health Ed. --4 . . snfkws 1 fr lg, . .. N... Z. Sarah P. Kenamond Donald A. Kessler Home Econumifg Business Eduvation Iune D. Lewis l0l'm Liggett English Agriculture A. Scott Logan E n gl ish Raymond P. Pottios Mildred G. Pursley Industrial Arts Latin ww. Iohn E. Haber Hilda M. Ritter Carl L. Romanek Plzysifal Education Business Education Social Studies m fs ' e ' 1:'- ,'.1 1 . of 1A,, Q W :v- :LV IA . iff? ., , 'Wffiii ,. ,, ' 5 We Wm 3 . .1 iw .5 Q -- H It H ...X W is ., 5.4, .mme Carolyn W. Scales FVFIIFII, Reading Helen R. Seebold Bruce I. Shoemaker Sflzool Nurse ,llutlwuzatifs Hy- 4 ..S'T5f . . gl. . Ss? E ii .5 ' 4 1 x +6 We eff eff me ' If Luke E, Smell: William V. Swoyer William E. Thomas, Ir. Sdcm-0 .llatlzcmativs .lfathematifs M. Lee Thomton 5611001 Xursc ,. Q iifii2?ff'1 S Qs --, iki1ifssi.k15?m TlE?l:5l7f Lois L. Webster Claixe H. Wieder English ,llatlzcuzatias Carl C. Wilhjelm Paul R. Wilson Ethel H. Winter Imtruuzcnial .llusic Sofia! Studies English School Services Row l: Mrs. Rohlcznd, Mrs. Cloycie Lytle, Bernice Smith. Betty Homan, Mrs. Susan Fisher. Mrs. Cornelia Betty Dielienderfer, Mrs. Mary Stahl. How 2: Mrs. Mrs. Faye Fisher, Mrs. Sarah Van Buskirk, Mrs. Custodial Staff Mrs. Sara K. Libby Row One: Mr. Marvin Herman, Mr. Fred Dock, Mrs. Bessie Grove. Mr. S. P. Gearha t. Row 2: M. R b t F' h M M ' r r o er is er, r. arvrn Noll, Mr. Herman Earhart, Mr. Robert Nace. Secretarial Staff Q, . , Mrs. Elizabeth l. Abbott C a t e r I a Miss Patricia I. Mull Staff George Pardoe, Ernest Krause, Earl Fink, Park Zeiber. Bus Drivers as XZ XX Seniors s sl I M. is ami Q gf Wmdgtie -E MARIORIE A. ADAMS IUDITH D. ATLEE FRED M. BARNES PEGGY A. BERGE PATRICIA A. AUMILLER GARY W. BAKER SHIRLEY A. BLYLER IOHN M. BOOK GERTRUDE E. BOYER ALBERT R. BRAUNMULLER Our lust fixst football game. GN' X up It , , MQ 4 . ff gi ' Q 5' 1NNWMM..-.-W.-w..f,-M-.-Jw.-.-m..O,.nv..-...z ...MS f ,v ,, '5f Q :.? 'gg 3 , x s 9, -f ,wiv ,if f . t ly sn -i3m.45n..?f9'.LL'fK Seniors Little Brown lug, how I love 1hee! TERRY R. BROSIOUS ALICE K. BROUSE NORMAN O, BROUSE IUDY M. BYERLY ROBERT W. CORREY EDWIN C. CROSSLEY SUSAN L. CODER MARSHA I. CORNELIUS STEPHEN F. CSOKA HELEN M. DANOWSKY V. Vh W3 . E s 6 . +1 ,fy A 5 5 zigiwbnj 5 x . ..', f ip.. ,, QR Q, V' h 2-A X 1 L 3,3 5.- w'f ' N.. V A l g, fx we wwf WM? , 7, gf. ,su PAUL 5, DARMON CYNTHIA A. DERR FRANK H. DIETRICH KENNETH E. DeWIRE CHARLES I. DIBLIN ROBERT E. ENCK Tail-wcxggin' Dragons. v ' MG '15 ,QfR11l.7T zLw7TQ.?fi.xKf99Q-+.- LJ LINDA A. EICHER RONALD S. ERB DAVID W. FAIR BARBARA A. FEESE ,M Seniors f Q I I Keeping Cool! THOMAS L. FEGLEY LINDA G. FISHER KENNETH D. FREDERICK TERRANCE H. FREGLY DONNA L. GROVE JOHN F. GEORGIA L. GAIR LARRY R. GRANDIN AVERILL C. HAINES LINDA I. any W'-iii' J HAI-'ER I-IAN DIS , N Mi1ton's Panthers bow to the Dragons for the first time in ten years. , --, viii . ,. , ,z v, ji: -., .1 flft tt gag - gf M., -I 1 ,.l .I 45' :AI-Ve, A, Y 1. '5 Y 'I . ,,,, if at 9 . X Q5 ii N3 K sw 'Z' , 1. 'Z 4 I , 3 . ,. ., , U x, . . tttt, -A I 522141 F ' DIANNE I. HANSBLMAN SHIRLEY M. HAUCK WILLARD N. HAUCK ELIZABETH C. HAUSEH EDWIN M. HENDRICKSON ALAN L. HOFFMAN RUTH A. HEINTZELMAN DAVID T. HEISS IOHN W. HUFNAGLE WILLIAM E. HUNTER .5 aff' Wt it P ig. W., . . 1 Fkk I it , . in ' ff' WH ,M , I vq, 2.1 . Y 5 . I f, - ., . fi' XF' L fray 1 f 5 'KT I . I '64 Seniors Q r QT? .,,L . .-,, Nxt -qw , ,zgl A If BRUCE E. JACKSON IOSEPH R. KEISTER BARBARA A. KRATZER GARY G. KRATZER lf A ' - , - 1 ..-L A .gg ,, sii,wgif,',5V'ij-N., g15,ff,..g,. T, . , I R , QW -y, .- -xZ75i'4fx.,.. - .Q Qu pw :Q-Q :zflx ' jx J. - , 'Qff 'f+-. ,A , BEVERLY A. IONES RICHARD L. KIEFT RICHARD C. KINDIG IOHN D. KELLERMAN PATRICIA KIZIS MARLEEN I. KLINE Before zff . Kxjxbx . X P- xx VRD Xi' xxx . . . after. .J xx vm RX. '- ELIZABETH M. LAWRENCE THOMAS I. LAZAR CONNIE L. LIIBBY ROY L. LLOYD SUSAN O. MCHAE MARGARET H. MACK FRANKLIN E. LONG IOHN M. MCFALL LOUISE M. MARKS DEBORAH K. MASE .-Qifigwff. 3 ,V li 'fi f li' X ' ' 2 Z. 4' W 1 ,H we in 'Z' if me 'n ,, EERE gfxe , ik, ' Mg ix E 'gkffqixwye Qi' :U -. ffl ' .f , wzgf-' . , 'D Q' . -3 -41 Y- I 1 Mk, - Maggy Q..-., 51. qv. A- ..,:+Qsv5:gh :mf .H ' -2 ,. . ' L'-f7'.'-iii , W-.'v5'f4-LK3G3'-'-H M '38 ax s' Seniors 'Ar BENITA A. MATTHEWS PATRICIA M. METZGER SHIRLEY I. MOYER FRED T. MUMMAW It ,. 2' P 45 f fgfbra :..2f?f3ee,g 1 I W, , I ,,,i..v,1i my 3 , I. X. P A 93.11, .I - gf as 'f I 4'F 'N VIRGINIA L. MEIXELL MARGARET D. MILLWARD MARILYN L. MITCH DIANNA M. MILLER PATRICIA A. MOOK RAY A. MOYER .A I. , .. , , ., - - - ' S!c1irway to the Stars L 'S S - WLS, G, :L ff ,A e i D LM yi 1 ... Z X 1 Lii G 5 Ns? 5 q i ,,,,:W,f. R kif G DLLL M' AQ 5 f 1 LRGG D, R R 1 D Li, L in L if E R Yxexx TERRY A. NAPIER 1oYcE A. NEAUMAN LARRY G. NOLL DONALD E. PENTZ GEORGIA K. NESBIT BARBARA 1. NOLL DONNA Y. PETERS FRED G. PETERS WILLIAM L. PHILLIPS VINCENT E. POWELL lust like piecing together cz jigsaw puzzle! 'iv 'R 2 Seniors Q' new IAMES D. PRAH IAMES C. REED LINDA K. ROBBINS ROBERT A. ROGERS IOHN W. RODARMEL IUDY A. ROHLAND tfivwf 4, -1. , . M Q.. Q f' Q f ' D 3 an . PW Xi H ','L 'f f ..,g.:- ,l ,f CAROL A. SCHAFFER MAX I. SHOWVER IOHN T. SPANGLER KAY L. SNYDER DAVID C. SOUDERS BEVERLY A. STAHL Big seniors working little. RICHARD S. SPIELMAN CONSTANCE A. STAMM MERREN L. STODDARD SYLVIA L. STRASSNER Y X Seniors MARCIA A. TARTAGLIA SUSAN M. TREAS KAREN S. TROUTMAN IOHN A. WALTER GARY A. WALTER CHARLOTTE C. WARFIELD xg, The sound of music? WAYNE E. WEAVER BARRY L. WETZEL W' Ania .j' EQ-ef N . ' S S ?f? ' 4 L jg, A . ' X- '5 1 : A A2 xg, .f-1' .M '- g A 32? A' ' MARY L. WERT IOANN T. WILLIAMS 4l 'QW ROBERT E. WOLFE ROBERT E. ZARTMAN MIHIAM M. ZIEGLER LYSTHA S. ZIMMERMAN PATRICIA L. FISHER Under the sims. Hunter dumps another! f I I Senior MARIORIE A. ADAMS Commercial R. D. 3, Lewisburg Girls' Chorus 35 Mixed Chorus 2,45 Girls' League 2, 3,45 Business Education Club 2,3,45 Intramurals 2,3,4. IUDITH D. ATLEE College Preparatory 352 North Fourth Street National Honor Society 3,45 Mixed Chorus 45 Girls' League 2,3,45 Archery Club 35 Dramatics Club 3,45 G.A.L. 3,45 French Club 3,45 Intramurals 2,3,45 Milton Ir. High School l. PATRICIA A. AUIVIILLER College Preparatory 36 South Fifth Street Mixed Chorus 45 Band l,2,3,45 Hi-Lites l,2,3,45 Oneida 2,3,45 Library Club 1,25 Girls' League 2,3,45 French Club 2,35 Intramurals 2,3,45 G.A.L. 3,4. GARY W. BAKER Industrial Arts R. D. 2 Boys' League 2,3,45 Intramurals 4. FRED M. BARNES Industrial Arts R. D. l, Winfield Boys' League 2,3,45 Industrial Arts Club 35 Susque- hanna Consolidated High School 1. PEGGY A. BERGE Commercial R. D. l Mixed Chorus 1,25 Girls' League 2,3,45 Business Edu- cation Club 2,3,45 FHA l,2,3,45 G.A.L. 45 Future Nurses Club l,2,35 Intramurals l,2,3,4. SHIRLEY A. BLYLER Commercial R. D. 3 Girls' League 2,3,45 Business Education Club 2,3,45 G.A.L. 3,4. IOHN M. BOOK Commercial R. D. 3, Evan Home. Boys' League 2,3,45 Business Education Club 2,3,45 Nature Study Club 15 Ari Club 15 Radio Club 15 Football-lay Vee 2,3, Varsity 45 Weight Lifting Club 45 Intramurals 4. GERTRUDE E. BOYER College Preparatory l4l South llth Street Hi-Lites l,2,3,45 Business Manager 45 Girls' League 2,3,45 Dramatics Club 45 FTA 35 G.A.L. 2,3,45 Library Club l,2,3,45 Basketball-lay Vee 25 Softball 35 Intra- murals l,2,3,4. ALBERT R. BRAUNMULLER College Preparatory 500 Shikelimo Lane Hi-Lites 2,3,4, Feature Editor 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Boys' Chorus 45 District Chorus 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Boys' League 2,3,45 Dramatics Club 2,3,45 French Club 2,3,45 Golf Club 2,45 Science Club 45 Key Club 45 Intramurals 2,3,45 Coburn Classical Institute l. TERRY R. BROSIOUS Commercial 303 North l2th Street Boys' League 2,3,45 Business Education Club 45 Intra- murals 45 Weight Lifting Club 4. ALICE K. BROUSE Commercial 124 Brown Street Girls' League 2,3,45 Business Education Club 2,3,45 G.A.L. 3,45 Basketball-Iay Vee 25 Intramurals l,2,3,4. NORMAN O. BROUSE Agriculture R. D. l, Milton Oneida 2,3,45 Student Council 45 National Honor D irectory Society lg Band l,2,3,45 District Band 45 Susquehanna Valley Band 45 Boys' League 2,3,45 FFA 3,4,President 45 Varsity Club 45 Nature Study Club l: Key Club 3,42 Wrestling l,2,3,45 Intramurals 3,4. IUDY M. BYERLY Commercial 104 South Third Street, West Milton Oneida 3,45 National Honor Society l,3,45 Girls' Cho- rus l,25 Girls' League 2,3,45 Business Education Club 2,3,45 FHA l. SUSAN L. CODER College Preparatory 221 South l2th Street Hi-Lites 3,45 Girls' Chorus 35 Mixed Chorus 2,35 Girls' League 2,3,45 G.A.L. 3,45 Library Club 45 Intramurals l,2,3,4. MARSHA I. CORNELIUS College Prepccratory 738 Market Street Oneida 2,3,45 Student Council 25 National Honor Society l,3,45 Girls' Chorus 35 Mixed Chorus 25 Girls' Ensemble 3,45 Girls' League 2,3,45 G.A.L. 3,45 French Club 2,3,45 Intramurals l,2,3. ROBERT W. CORREY College Preparatory 907 Buffalo Road Boys' League 2,3,45 Archery Club 2,3,45 Golf Club 25 Radio Club 1,25 Science Club 25 Iunior Classical League 25 Intramurals 2.4. EDWIN C. CROSSLEY Industrial Arts 421 North l0th Street Boys' League 2,3,45 Iersey Shore High School 1. STEPHEN F. CSOKA College Preparatory 415 Ikler Street Hi-Lites 45 Boys' League 2,3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 French Club 2,35 Wrestling l Intramurals 2,3,4. HELEN M. DANOWSKY Commercial R. D. 3 Girls' League 2,3,45 Business Education Club 2,3,45 Varsity Club 45 G.A.L. 3,45 Softball 2,3,45 Intramurals l,2,3,4. Cgmmefciql 302 Rural Avenue I? M Mmmmm .... demonstration meals have fringe benefits! Boys' League 2,3,45 Business Education Club 3,41 Varsity Club 45 Radio Club 15 Football-lay Vee 25 Wrestling l,2,3,45 Intramurals 3,4. CYNTHIA A. DERR Commercial 622 Market Street Band 35 Girls' Chorus 35 Mixed Chorus l,2,45 Girls' League 2,3,45 Business Education Club l,2,45 FHA 15 G.A.L. 3,45 Future Nurses Club 15 Intramurals l,2,3,4. KENNETH E. DeWIRE Industrial Arts R. D. l Boys' League 2,3,45 Nature Study Club 1,25 Football- Iay Vee 3, Varsity 45 Wrestling 45 Golf Club 25 Intra- murals l,2,3,45 Weight Lifting Club 2,3,4. CHARLES I. DIBLIN College Preparatory R. D. 3 Boys' Chorus 45 Mixed Chorus 1,45 Boys' League 2, 3,45 French Club 1,25 Golf Club 1,25 Science Club l,2,3,45 Intramurals 4. FRANK H. DIETRICH College Preparatory R. D. 1 Class President 35 Student Council 35 National Honor Society 1,45 Band l,2,3,45 Boys' League 2,3,45 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Nature Study Club 15 Key Club 2,3,4: Wrestling l,2,3,45 Intramurals 3,4. LINDA A. EICHER College Preparatory West Acres Class President 25 Oneida 2,3,45 Student Council 2,3,4, President 45 National Honor Society 15 Band 3,45 Girls' Chorus 35 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Girls' En- semble 45 Girls' League 2,3,45 Dramatics Club 2,35 G.A.L. 35 Iunior Classical League 25 Intramurals 1,2,3. ROBERT E. ENCK College Preparatory 209 South Derr Drive Oneida 25 Hi-Lites l,2,3,45 Student Council 15 National Honor Society 1,45 Band l,2,3,45 Boys' Chorus 2,3,45 District Chorus 3,45 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Boys' Quar- tet 45 Boys' League 2,3,45 Varsity Club 45 French Club 45 Junior Classical League 25 Basketball-lay Vee 2, Varsity 35 Intramurals 45 Golf Team l,2,3,4. RONALD S. ERB Occupational Education R. D. 3 Boys' League 2,3,4. DAVID W. FAIR Industrial Arts R. D. 1, Winfield Boys' League 2,3,45 Business Education Club 15 Radio Club 15 Football-lay Vee 2. BARBARA A. FEESE Commercial 300 Rural Avenue Girls' League 2,3,45 Business Education Club l,2,3,45 FHA 2,45 G.A.L. 3,45 Library Club 2,3,45 Future Nurses Club 15 Intramurals l,2,3,4. THOMAS L. FEGLEY College Preparatory 247 Stein Lane Hi-Lites l,2,3,4, Sports Editor 45 National Honor Socie- ty 15 Band l,2,3,45 Boys' Chorus 3,45 Boys' Quartet 45 District Chorus 35 State Chorus 35 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Wind Ensemble 35 Boys' League 2,3,45 French Club 35 Key Club 35 Wrestling l,2,3,45 Intramurals l,2,3,4. LINDA G: FISHER Commercial R. D. 2 Hi-Lites 3,45 National Honor Society 15 Girls' Chorus 35 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Girls' League 2,3,45 Business Education Club 2,45 G.A.L. 3,45 Intramurals l,2,3,4. KENNETH D. FREDERICK Industrial Arts 27 North 14th Street Boys' League 2,3,45 Industrial Arts Club 2,3,4. Strike or gutter ball? TERRANCE H. FREGLY College Preparatory 127 North Second Street Oneida 2,3,45 Hi-Lites 1,25 Mixed Chorus l,2,35 Boys' League 2,3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 Nature Study Club 11 Science Club l,2,3,45 Wrestling 3,45 Intramurals 2,3,4. GEORGIA L. GAIR COTY!-Y1'19TCiU1 23 North Sixth Street Hi-Lites 3,45 Band 3,45 Girls' Chorus 35 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Girls' League 2,3,45 Business Education Club l,2,3, 45 G.A.L. 3,45 Future Nurses Club 3,45 Basketball- Iay Vee l,2,35 Intramurals l,2,3,4. LARRY R. GRANDIN College Preparatory West Acres National Honor Society 2,3,45 Boys' League 45 Niag- ara-Wheatfield Central High School l,2,3. DONNA L. GROVE Commercial R. D. 2 Hi-Lites 3,45 Girls' Chorus 35 Mixed Chorus 2,45 Girls' League 2,3,45 Business Education Club 2.4: G.A.L. 3,45 Basketball-lay Vee 25 Intramurals l,2,3,4. IOHN F. HAFER Industrial Arts R. D. 3 Boys' League 2,3,45 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Football-Iay Vee 1, Varsity 2,3,45 Wrestling l,2,35 Weight Lifting 2,35 Intramurals l,2,3,4. AVERILL C. HAINES College Preparatory 231 South 12th Street Girls' League 2,3,45 Dramatics Club 3,45 Varsity Club 2,3,45 G.A.L. 2,3,45 Iunior Classical League 25 Basket- ball-lay Vee 1, 2, Varsitv 3,45 Softball 15 Cheerleader 15 Intramurals l,2,3,4. LINDA I. HANDIS College Preparatory 502 Matlack Avenue Girls' League 2,3,45 Dramatics Club 45 G.A.L. 3,45 French Club 2,35 Future Nurses Club l,2,3,45 Intra- murals l',2,3,4. DIANNE 1. HANSELMAN College Preparatory 28 St. Mary Street Girls' League 2,3,45 Varsity Club 45 FTA 45 G.A.L. 3,45 Basketball-lay Vee l,2, Varsity 3,45 Softball 3,45 Intramurals l,2,3,4. SHIRLEY M. HAUCK Home Economics R. D. 3 Girls' League 2,3,45 FHA l,2,3,45 G.A.L. 3,45 Future Nurses Club 3. Soldier, what art thou name? WILLARD N. HAUCK Agriculture R. D. 3 Boys' League 2,3,45 FFA l,2,3,4. ELIZABETH C. HAUSER College Preparatory 700 Market Street Hi-Lites 3,45 Girls' League 3,45 G.A.L. 45 French Club 35 McHenry High School l,2. RUTH A. HEINTZELMAN Home Economics 421 North Fourth Street Girls' League 2,3,45 FHA l,2,3,4. DAVID T. HEISS Commercial 11 Mill Street Hi-Lites 1,25 Band l,2,35 Boys' League 2,3,45 Business Education Club 3,45 Science Club 1,2,3. EDWIN M. HENDRICKSON College Preparatory 103 Brown Street Hi-Lites l,2,3,45 Student Council 15 Boys League 2,3,4, President 45 Varsity Club 2,3,45 French Club 45 Key Club 2,3,45 Iunior Classical League 25 Football-Varsity l,3,45 Basketball-Iay Vee 2, Varsity 35 Baseball l,2, 3,45 Intramurals 2,3,4. ALAN L. HOFFMAN General 137 Pine Street Band 15 Boys' League 2,3,45 Archery Club 35 Business Education Club 2,3. ' IOHN W. HUFNAGLE Industrial Arts 304 Fairground Road Boys' League 2,3,45 Industrial Arts Club 35 Intra- murals 4: Weight Lifting 4. WILLIAM E. HUNTER College Preparatory Winfield Class President 45 Student Council 1,45 Boys' League 2,3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 French Club 45 K-ey Club 3,45 Iunior Classical League 25 Football-lay Vee 1, Varsity 2,3,45 Basketball-Iay Vee 2, Varsity 3,45 Baseball 3,45 Intramurals 2,3,4. IBIRUCE E. IACKSON College Preparatory . D. l Hi-Lites l,2,3,4, Associate Editor 45 National Honor Society 15 Band 15 Boys' League 2,3,4: D1'UmUt1CS Club 25 Iunior Classical League 2. BEVERLY A. JONES College Preparatory 130 South Second Street Hi-Lites 3,45 Girls' League 3,45 French Club 4: Softball 35 Cheerleader 45 Intramurals 3,45 Iunior C1C1SSiCCI1 League 45 Conestoga Senior High School 1.2. JOSEPH R. KEISTER Industrial Arts R. D. 3 Boys' League 2,3,45 Nature Study Club 15 Chess Club 45 Varsity Club 45 Football-lay Vee 2, Varsity 3,45 Intramurals 3,4. IOHN D. KELLERMAN Industrial Arts 1536 Market Street Boys' League 45 Chess Club 45 Intramurals 4: Frank- furt American High School l,2,3. RICHARD L. KIEFT College Preparatory 319 Buffalo Road National Honor Society 1,45 Boys' League 2,3,45 French Club 2,3,45 Golf Club 1,Z,3,4: Key Club 2,3,45 Chess Club 1,45 Intramurals 45 Golf Team 1,2,3,4. RICHARD C. KINDIG College Preparatory College Park National Honor Society 15 Band 15 Boys' League 2,3,45 French Club 2,3,45 Golf Team l,2,3,45 Key Club 45 Chess Club 1,45 Intramurals 4. PATRICIA KIZIS Commercial 219 South Front Street Hi-Lites 45 Girls' League 3,45 Business Education Club 45 Intramurals 3,45 Miffinburg Ioint High School 15 York Suburban High School 2. MARLEEN I. KLINE Commercial 619 St. Louis Street Girls' 'League 2,3,45 Business Education Club 3,45 Intramurals l,2. BARBARA A. KRATZER Commercial R. D. 1 Girls' League 2,3,45 Business Education Club 3,45 G.A.L. 3,45 Art Club 15 Softball 35 Intramurals 2,3,4. GARY G. KRATZER Industrial Arts 208 North Third Street Boys' League 2,3,45 Football-Jay Vee l,2. ELIZABETH M. LAWRENCE College Preparatory 1205 Adams Avenue Hi-Lites l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 45 Girls' Ensemble 45 Girls' League 2,3,45 Dramatics Club 3,45 G.A.L. 3,45 French Club 45 Iunior Classical League 25 Basketball- lay Vee l,3, Varsity 45 Softball 25 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. THOMAS I. LAZAR College Preparatory R. D. 3, Reservation Hi-Lites l,2,3,4, Treasurer 45 Boys' League 2,3,45 Arch- ery Club 35 Dramatics Club 3,45 Science Club 2,3,45 Key Club 45 Iunior Classical League 25 Intramurals 4: Weight Lifting 3,4. CONNIE L. LIBBY College Preparatory 1008 Washington Avenue Hi-Lites l,2,3,4, Exchange Editor 45 Band l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 45 Girls' League 2,3,45 Dramatics Club 3,45 Varsity Club 2,3,45 G.A.L. 3,45 Basketball-Iay Vee l,2,3,45 Softball 2,3,45 Intramurals l,2,3,4. ROY L. LLOYD Industrial Arts R. D. 2 Boys' League 2,3,45 Industrial Arts Club 35 Art Club 1. FRANKLIN E. LONG Industrial Arts 232 St. Iohn Street Boys' League 2,3,45 Intramurals 3,4. IOHN M. MCFALL College Preparatory Winfield Hi-Lites l,2,3: Boys' League 2,3,4: Iunior Classical League 2: Football-lay Vee 2, Varsity 3: Intramurals 2,3,4. SUSAN O. MCRAE College Preparatory College Park Oneida 2,3,4, Business Manager 4: Hi-Lites 1,2,3,4: Student Council l: National Honor Society l,3,4: Girls' Chorus 3: Mixed Chorus 3,4: String Orchestra 3: District Orchestra 3: Girls' League 2,3,4: G.A.L. 3: French Club 2,3,4: Softball 2: Intramurals l,2,3,4. MARGARET H. MACK General R. D. 2 Girls' League 2,3,4: FHA l: Intramurals l. LOUISE M. MARKS Home Economics R. D. 2 Girls' League 2,3,4: Intramurals l,2,3,4. DEBORAH K. MASE College Preparatory 614 McClay Avenue Band 2,3,4: Girls' League 2,3,4: Varsity Club 4: G.A.L. 3,4: Future Nurses Club 2,3,4: Iunior Classical League 3: Softball 3: Intramurals 2,3,4: Liberty Ioint High School l. BENITA A. MATTHEWS College Preparatory 904 Washington Avenue Hi-Lites 2,3,4: National Honor Society 1: Girls' En- semble 4: Girls' League 2,3,4: Dramatics Club 2,3,4: FTA 2,3,4: G.A.L. 3,4: French Club 4: Iunior Classical League 2: Basketball-lay Vee 2: Softball 3: Intra- murals 2,3,4: Central Iunior High l. VIRGINIA L. MEIXELL College Preparatory 20 South l3th Street Hi-Lites l,2,3,4: Student Council 2: Mixed Chorus 4: Girls' League 2,3,4: G.A.L. 3,4: Basketball-Iay Vee 1: Intramurals l,2,3,4. PATRICIA M. METZGER Commercial R. D. 1 Girls' League 2,3,4: FHA l,2,3,4: Future Nurses Club 2. DIANNA M. MILLER Commercial R. D. 1 Hi-Lites 3,4: Girls' Chorus 3: Mixed Chorus 4: Girls' League 2,3,4: Business Education Club l,2,4: G.A.L. 3,4: Library Club 2,3: Intramurals l,2,3,4. MARGARET D. MILLWARD College, Preparatory 204 South Sixth Street Hi-Lites l,2,3,4, Publicity Editor 4: Band 4: Girls' League 2,3,4: Varsity Club 2,3,4: G.A.L. 2,3,4, Presi- dent 4: Iunior Classical League 2: Basketball-Iay Vee 1, Varsity 2,3,4: Softball l,2,3,4. MARILYN L. MITCH Home Economics 210 North Front Street Girls' League 2,3,4: FHA 1,2,3,4: G.A.L. 3,4: Intra- murals l,2,3,4. PATRICIA A. MOOK Commercial R. D. 2 Girls' League 2,3,4: G.A.L. 3,4: Softball 2.3: Intra- murals l,2,3,4. RAY A. MOYER College Preparatory 130 Pine Street Student Council l: Band l,2,3,4: District Band 4: Mixed Chorus 1: Susquehanna Valley Band 3,4: Boys' League 2,3,4: French Club 3,4: Science Club 2,3: Basketball-lay Vee 1,3: Baseball 2,3: Intramurals l,2,3,4: Weight Lifting 4. SHIRLEY I. MOYER Occupational Education 120 North Fourth Street Girls' League 2,3,4: FHA 4. FRED T. MUMMAW Industrial Arts R. D. l Boys' League 2,3,4: Archery Club 2,3: Bl-1SiI19S5 Edu- cation Club 3: Golf Club l,2: Radio Club l: Wrestling 1,2: Intramurals l,2,3,4. JERRY A. NAPIER General 103 Faculty Court Boys' League 4: Parkersburg High School 1,2,3. IOYCE A. NEAUMAN C0InmG1'CiCi1 R. D. 3 Mixed Chorus 2,4: Girls' League 2,3,4: Business Edu- cation Club 3,4: FHA l: G.A.L. 3,4: Intramurals l,2,3: Archery Club 1. GEORGIA K. NESBIT College Preparatory Winfield Hi-Lites 4: Student Council 4: Girls' Chorus 3: Mixed Chorus 2,3,4: Girls' League 2,3,4: Dramatics Club 3,4: Varsity Club 4: G.A.L. 3,4: French Club 4: Future Nurses Club 3: Iunior Classical League 2: Softball l,2,3,4. BARBARA I. NOLL College Preparatory R. D. l Hi-Lites l,2,3,4, Circulation Editor 4: Student Council 3,4: Girls' League 2,3,4: Varsity Club 2,3,4: G.A.L. 3,4: Cheerleader 2,3,4: Intramurals 2,3,4. LARRY G. NOLL College Preparatory 127 South 18th Street Boys' League 3,4: Varsity Club 4: Golf Club 4: Key Club 4: Iunior Classical League 3: Chess Club 4: Football-Varsity 3,4: Basketball-Varsity 3: Baseball 3,4: Intramurals 3,4: Marietta High School l: Camp- bell High School 2. DONALD F. PENTZ Agriculture R. D. l Boys' League 2,3,4: FFA 2,3,4. i The Masochism Tango Bolshoi Ballet auditions. DONNA Y. PETERS Commercial R. D. l Girls' League 2,3,4: Business Education Club 4: G.A.L. 3,4: Intramurals l,2,3,4. FRED G. PETERS Occupational Education 1408 Market Street Boy's League 2,3,4. WILLIAM L. PHILLIPS Industrial Arts 320 South Seventh Street Boys' League 4: Weight Lifting 4: Lake Lehman High School l,2,3. VINCENT E. POWELL General 132 North Front Street Class President l: Student Council 1: Boys' League 2,3,4: Varsity Club 3,4: FTA l,2,3,4: Golf Club 4: Radio Club 1: Football-Iay Vee 1, Varsity 2,3,4: Basketball- lay Vee l,2, Varsity 3,4: Intramurals 2,3,4. JAMES D. PRAH College Preparatory 610 Ikler Street Boys' League 2,3,4: Radio Club 1: Iunior Classical League 2: Intramurals 3,4. IAMES C. REED Industrial Arts R. D. 2 Boys' League 2,3,4: Industrial Arts Club 3. LINDA K. ROBBINS Commercial R. D. 2 Girls' League 2,3,4: FHA l,2,3,4, President 4. IOHN W. RODARMEL Commercial 44 South Fourth Street Hi-Lites 1: Boys' League 2,3,4: Business Education Club 2,3,4: Intramurals 2,3. ROBERT A. ROGERS College Preparatory R. D. 1, Winfield Boys' League 2,3,4: Varsity Club 3,4: Football-Varsity 2,3,4: Intramurals 3,4. IUDITH A. ROHLAND Occupational Education R. D. 1 Girls' League 2,3,4. HOLLIS T. ROSS College Preparatory R. D. 1 Oneida 3,4: Boys' League 2,3,4: French Club 2,3: Key Club 2,3,4: Chess Club 1: Intramurals l,2,3,4. KENNETH M. ROUSH College Preparatory R. D. l, Winfield Student Council 4: Boys' League 2,3,4: Key Club 3: Football-Iay Vee 1.2: Intramurals 4. KAREN A. ROYER College Preparatory 304 South Seventh Street Oneida 3,4: Hi-Lites l,2,3,4, Assistant Business Mana: ger 4: Girls' Chorus 3: Mixed Chorus 2,3,4: Girls League 2,3,4: Dramatics Club 4: G.A.L. 4: Future Nurses Club l,2: Junior Classical League l,2,3,4: Intramurals l,2,3,4. NANCY L. SAVAGE Home Economics Brook Park Trailer Court Girls' League 2,3,4: FHA l,2,3,4: G.A.L. 4: Art Club 1: Intramurals 1. CAROL A. SCHAFFER College Preparatory 130 South Eighth Street Oneida 2,3,4, Art Editor 4: Hi-Lites l,2,3,4: National Honor Society 1,4: Band 2,3,4: Girls' Chorus 3: Mixed Chorus 4: Girls' Ensemble 4: Girls' League 2,3,4, President 4: Dramatics Club 2: G.A.L. 3,4: French Club 2,3,4: Intramurals l,2,3,4. MAX I. SHOWVER General R. D. 1 Boys' League 2,3,4: Science Club 2,3: Speech Club l,2: Intramurals 2,3,4. KAY L. SNYDER Commercial 429V2 Market Street Student Council 1: Girls' Chorus 3: Mixed Chorus l,2,3: Girls' Ensemble 4: Girls' League 2,3,4: Business Education Club 4: Varsity Club 3,4: G.A.L. 3,4: French Club 2: Cheerleader l,2,3: Intramurals l,2,3,4. DAVID C. SOUDERS College Preparatory 130 South Fifth Street Band l,2,3: Boys' League 2,3,4: French Club 4: Sci- ence Club 1: Key Club 2,3,4: Intramurals 4. IOHN T. SPANGLER College Preparatory R. D. 3 Boys' League 2,3,4: Nature Study Club 1: Science Club 2,3: Intramurals 3,4. RICHARD S. SPIELMAN College Preparatory R. D. 1 Hi-Lites 3,4: National Honor Society l,3,4: Band l,2, 3,4: District Band 2,3: All-Eastern Band 4: State Band 3: String Orchestra 2,3: District Orchestra 3,4: Wind Ensemble 2,3: Boys' League 2,3,4: Dramatics Club 4: Nature Study Club 1: French Club 2,3,4. BEVERLY A. STAHL Home Economics R. D. 2 Girls' League 2,3,4: FHA l,2,3,4: G.A.L. 3,4: Intra- murals l,2,3,4. CONSTANCE A. STAMM Home Economics 119 Market Street Hi-Lites 3,4: Girls' League 2,3,4: FHA l,2,4: Art Club 1: Intramurals l. MERREN L. STODDARD College Preparatory 101 Market Street I Oneida 3,4, Co-Editor 4: National Honor Society l,3,4: Band 2,3,4: Dance Band 3: Susquehanna Valley Band 4: Wind Ensemble 3: Girls' Chorus 3: Mixed Chorus 3,4: Mixed Chorus 3,4: Girls' Ensemble 3: Girls' League 2,3,4: Varsity Club 2,3,4: G.A.L. 2,3,4: French Club 4: Iunior Classical League 1,2,4: Softball 1,2,4: Intramurals l,2,3,4. SYLVIA L. STRASSNER Home Economics R. D. 2 Girls' League 2,3,4: FHA l,2,3,4: G.A.L. 3: Intramurals l,2,3,4. Dad'11 never know! MARCIA A. TARTAGLIA College Preparatory 352 North Third Street Girls' League 2.3,4: FHA l,2: G.A.L. 3.4: Future Nurses Club l.2.3.4: Iunior Classical League 3.4: Intramurals l.2.3.4. SUSAN M. TREAS Commercial R. D. 2, Selinsgrove Girls' League 2.3,4: Business Education Club 2.3,4: FHA 2.3,4: Art Club 1: Intramurals l.2.3.4. KAREN S. TROUTMAN College Preparatory 25 South 13th Street Hi-Lites l.2.3.4. Editor-in-Chief 4: Student Council 2: National Honor Society l.3.4: Band l.2.3.4: District Band 2: Girls' Chorus 3: Mixed Chorus l.2.3.4: String Orchestra 1.2: Wind Ensemble 3: District Orchestra 3.4: State Orchestra 3: Iunior Classical League 2: Girls' League 2.3,4: Varsity Club 3.4: G.A.L. 3.4: French Club 4: Basketball-Iay Vee l. Varsity 2.3,4: Intramurals l.2.3.4. GARY A. WALTER Agriculture R. D. 3 Boys' League 2.3,4: FFA l.2.3.4. IOHN A. WALTER Occupational Education 139 South Second Street Boys' League 2.3.4. CHARLOTTE C. WARFIELD College Preparatory R. D. 1. Winfield Oneida 4: Hi-Lites 4: Girls' League 2.3,4: FTA 2.3,4: G.A.L. 3.4: French Club 4: Iunior Classical League 2.4: Intramurals 2.3,4: Sunbury High School l. WAYNE E. WEAVER Commercial 632 St. George Street Boys' Chorus 3: Mixed Chorus 3.4: Boys' League 2.3,4: Science Club 2: Intramurals 2.3. Getting the proper slant on things. MARY L. WERT Commercial R. D. 3 Girls' League 2.3,4: Business Education Club 3.4: FHA l.2.3.4: G.A.L. 3.4: Intramurals 1. BARRY L. WETZEL College Preparatory 1008 Market Street Boys' League 2.3,4: Nature Study Club l: Science Club 3: Wrestling 2: Intramurals 3. loANN T. WILLIAMS College ,Preparatory 515 Logan Avenue Oneida 2.3,4: Hi-Lites l.2.3.4. News Editor 4: National Honor Society l: Girls' Chorus 3: Mixed Chorus 2.3,4: Girls' League 2.3,4: Dramatics Club 2.3,4: French Club 4: Iunior Classical League 2.4. ROBERT E. WOLFE Agriculture R. D. 3 Boys' League 2.3,4: FFA l.2.3.4. ROBERT E. ZARTMAN Industrial Arts R. D. 3 Boys' League 2.3.4. MIRIAM M. ZIEGLER College Preparatory College Park Oneida 2.3.4. Co-Editor 4: Hi-Lites l.2.3.4: National Honor Society l.3.4: Band l.2.3.4: Wind Ensemble 3: Girls' Chorus 3: District Chorus 3.4: Mixed Chorus 2.3,4: State Chorus 4: Girls' Ensemble 3.4: Girls' League 2.3,4: Dramatics Club 2.3,4: G.A.L. 3.4: French Club 4: Iunior Classical League 2: Intramurals l.2.3.4. LYSTRA S. ZIMMERMAN Commercial R. D. 3. Evan Home Hi-Lites 2.3,4: Mixed Chorus 3.4: Girls' League 2.3,4: lgigsiness Education Club 2.3,4: G.A.L. 3.4: Intramurals PATRICIA L. FISHER Commercial R. D. 3 Girls' League 4: Milton Area Senior High School 1.2.3. Report for drill in full dress. ,gas y 5. 12. ' V fi 5...-. 5 4 .--Ef2 f::.,' Fifi: ' gn.: .. I . . , .... .. D55 fi 1 g In -2. - ff' f f A 'TZ ,Q . - 1 T.t1?..fif?fi.5gq sgtrt ifrlzilsssrffz, ,-1. if 4 ,ry t . 1.-.Q gt . A , sf' , . ' , I - ' ' ru --1 if 1 5' ' 1 ,r gfnsiisi f' ' - t ff? . ' lf' - fi 5' it f . k, neg., . . -:z iw, ww w ': . -t. v:, h H .5 . K W M f . I . is ff , my A ' r y Q . ' . I K .. .,, . ,, .ffnyir?fi:ff'E5r:i-iwif.. rv.. 5 H r tgiisi 1r.:.32v:5Qgg?i11,. 3 . 4 f' 1-fn i 414.gif :L - Efijfii' Y' 'eggrgf,txr?ir3wx. f 1 4 Mal. 'Q325',','-rfaay: f?-rf. ,gmt-r mms- V' . ,stwrsf wx.. .4 -is . .. if ilu.,-4 5... f, f I A ' . I , is . Q. -4.3-,-fm9...,e .. . , ,,.r.x,f,,i..t:-rx,.-...,...g Wg.. yo Qffydyx .f 4. sw Q2 g agsg ,, uh? ,Li CLASS ADVISORS-Mrs, Erdley, Mr. Reber. PRESIDENTS OF THE CLASS OF 1963-Hunter. Dietrich, Eicher, Powell. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS-Row 1: Haier. Vice-President: Byerly, Treasurer: Hunter, Presideni. Row 2: Fisher, Secreiary A cradle pin makes points for Lewisbuxg. XZ fx UNDERCLASSMEN Yfs Q EQ 'Mr , ' ,,,- a ig 3 335' 5 4 . , lf 9 , 4' x s a 2 . 1? Juniors IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Donna Mabus, Treasurer: Rebecca Wagner, Vice President: Iohn Boehmer, President: Elizabeth Iohnson, , Secretary. Row 1: Rebecca Cooke, Cheryl Benton. Doris Aikey, Veralyn Boop, Amber Carter, Connie Bamer, Ioyce Boyer. Row 2: Barry Boughter, Richard Beaver, Richard Altemus, Iames Bechtel, Christopher Bouton, Iohn Boehruer, Michael Burgee. Row 3: Gregory Crews, William Denius, William Baker, Richard Chalmers. Walter Berger, Barbara Alspach, Freda Baker. Row 4: Gary Auten, Alan Bingaman, Ioseph Carter, Brenda Crebs, Carol Bowersox, Dolores Blackwell. Cynthia Beaver. Row 1: Linda Fielder. Velvet Digan, Maxine Griffith, Shirley Erb, Sandra Heintzelman, Elizabeth Golder, Iudith Gallup. Row 2: Robert Hartman, Steven Grove, Iames Hassenplug, Paul Hilkert, Paul Fraboni, Nora Forbes, Marsha Getty. Row 3: Iimmy Fisher, Gary Gemberling, Dennis Erb, Dennis Hassenplug, Anna Fine, Nancy Dreese, Dorothy Derr. Row 4: David Haier. Michael Fisher, William Doebler, Delbert Hacker, Yvonne Hartman, Paul Eberhart, Michael Guifey. Row 5: Iohn Grazier. Norman Fine. I 5 y I J X, . ll ,I 5' J 441 ' 7- A - x i l 'Q ,of I 1 9 .J L ,F X f . of X ! 1 5, .: Row l:fDiana Mull, Carolyn Shaffer. Janet Roush, Louise Shaffer, Mary Ann Sauers, Lillian Nunheimer, Patricia Russell. Row 2: Linda Roat, Judith Newman, Geraldine Pyers, Mary lane Moyer, Margaret Morris, Jean Moser, Rose Scholl. Row 3: Margaret Nyce, Debora Machamer, Barbara Pardoe. Charlotte Moyer, Bruce Rishel, Melvin Reed. Row 4: Keith Rote, Richard Rowe, Clair Moyer, Harold Murphy, Donald Reichen- bach, Donald Reigle. Row 5: John Powell, Charles Roadarmel, Craig Rothermel, Robert Rexroad, Joseph Prah, Raymond Nogle. Row 1: Fay Showers, Rebecca Wagner. Diane Spielman, Susan Sheridan, Katherine Wise, Darlene Sprow, Suzanne Smith. Row 2: Bruce Tadd, Donald Stolz, Donald Waughen, William Weller, John Wittes. Thomas Yagel. Row 3: Richard Wagner, Robert Smith, David Voneida, Gary L. Wagner, Richard Stover, Henry Zartman. Row 4: David Swartzlander, Glenn Wirth, Leland Smeltz. Diane Smith, Judith Snyder, Nancy Lepley. Row 5: Bob Weller, Gary E. Wagner, Donald Ulrich, Ronald Stover, Dale Walter. Row 1: Charles Minard, George Holder, Jerard Jordan, John Lee, William Kribbs, Ned Keeler. Row 2: Richard Kellerman, Clayton Kline, Rowena Marks, Carol Miles, Darlene Keister, Alice Hallman, Donna Mahus. Row 3: Decne Kiser, Judith Minium, Cyn- thia Leiby, Elizabeth Johnson, Linda Hower, Donald Mack, Robert Kerstetter. Row 4: John Letteer, John Mathias, Stephen Jones, Donald LaBelle, Michael Johnson, Robert Miles. Row 5: George Benson. l Sophomores w . l lfx V X . X 5 X' Tv, V X- X V' W 1 V Y K! . X xf t, Gill K, Q? A N ' 1+ fi ' , 1 X 'X y a 4 1 N ' SOPl'IOMORE CLKSS 'orrrcsnsz Margaret Ezell, Vice President: Barbara Diehl, Treas- urer: William Kmiecinski, President: Mary rf' Ezell, Secretary. , ' Row 1: Ian Gustafson, Gregory Gross. Marian Crow, Mary Egli, Ginger DeWalt. Linda Gower. Row 2: Stephen Feistner. Russell Fairchild, Ralph Feese, Harold Fogle, Stephen Crowley, David Dye. Row 3: Helen Foulkrod, Larry Haire, Frank Fitzpatrick, Richard Diggan, Larry Dieien- bach, David Epler. Row 4: Patricia Eagan, Ann Donahoe, Barbara Diehl, Sheryl Dauel, Carolyn Ernst, Mary Ezell. Row 5: Ingrid Felrney. Nancy Fisher, Margaret Ezell. David Frederick. , 0. f -lift Ui, ,lf Q K, 'LCQQ Lf - ffkfgi Row l: Sharon Bird, Bonita Cresswell, lean Bartlett, Connie Black, Dianne Crater. Donald Arney, Carl Bitler. Row 2: Luther Blyler, Gary Brouse, Iames Biggs, Carolyn Bennage, Sherry Boney, Carolyn Adams. How 3: Patrick Biggs, Millard Boyer, Wayne Bromiield, Frank Bowe, Thomas Candrick, George Bowers. Row 4: Peter Bent, Allen Coup, Wayne Beaver, Gary Bingaman. Paula Bowersox, Rae Braunmuller. Row 5: Vonne Campbell, Janis Amick, Diane Aue miller, Ionathan Corle, Ion Brown, Charles Boyer, f,'v ' P XEQYJA 4 ,J 'H jll,'ytl'?'iy'S L PY V it Quai ,ft in wwfw 'W 'lil lpxdlltlitl RowQBJ1:XWi1liam Kauffman, Herbert Kling, Iames Kauffman, Charles Kellerman, Don- ald Hendrickson, David McCoy, Richard Libby. Row 2: Linda Hauck, Mary Keefer, Rhonda Hummel, Richard Lockwood, Wil- liam Heim, Willian Kmiecinski, Angelo Kifolo. Row 3: Thomas Hess, Susan Hoad- ley, Rebecca Hinish, Iudith Henry, Ieanne Lockwood, Linda Laird, Larry Keefer. Row 4: Cynthia Hunter, Patsy Klingler, Donna Machamer, Patsy King, Sharon Kline. Barbara Hubler. Row 5: Susan Keister. Kathryn Litchard, Bruce Leisenring. ' - 7 Row 1: Peggy Rote, Carol Sheridan, Alice Sheasley, Linda Meachum, Ianet Metzger, Ruth Riegel, Gloria Miller, Shirley Royer. Row 2: Lawrence Nelson, Carl Oross, Iames Rodarmel, Robert Reichley, Wendle Mertz, Raymond Minium. Marilyn Pardoe. Row 3: Robert Moser, Robert Odell, Gerald Malone, Lois Osman, Katherine Sagun. Marie Musser, Connie Mitch. Row 4: Iane Millward, Arlene Miller, Kathryn Minium. Martha Rohrbach, Teresa Shaw, Bonnie Rute, Virginia Planck. Row 5: Gail Moyer. Donna Murray, Mary Lou Nogel, Beverly W . Q, .X Pentz, Ioanne Poeth, Barbara Moser. KK C gp rx JSEL 31 is 52 is is l, ,J Row 1: Sara Walter, Sharon Wolfe, Patricia Stahley, Linda Sherwood, Diana Wagner, Linda Vonada, Donna Wehr, Row 2: Ianet Wetzel, Catherine Young, Natalie Wells, Kay Strassner, Iune Yerq, Mary Robert Stackhouse. Row 3: Mary Barbara Strickland, Anna Swartz, Sones, Louise Stolz, Danny Weller, Walter. Row 4: David Stephens, Snyder. Winder. Patricia Gary L. Charles Vollmer, George Yost, Ioseph Weightman, Barry Thompson, Gary W. Walter. Row 5: David Thomas, Theodore Strobeck, Ronald Swartzlander. Freshmen FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Robert Ryan, Vice President: Clyde Carter, Treasurer: Iohn Kribbs, President: Greg Mathias, Secretary. ' , 'u A ,N ,- if ,V 5 X I Rr' ' ll'. ' T 4 , 1 X D ., - .r , Q kr . Y ,Y J , xx, .J ,,1'.. Row 1: Lynn Coder, Rhonda Denius, Lilian Altgayer, Bonnie Badger, Susan Campbell. Patricia Beaver, Nancy Cotner. Row 2: IoAnne Bigelow, Beverly Benfer, Iane Campbell, Susan Bailey, Marjorie Deck, Elizabeth Crayton, Margaret Boyer. Row 3: lames Aikey, Richard Aukerman, Thomas Burns, Lee Denius, Ronald Dreese, Clyde Carter, Linda Daugherty. Row 4: Roscoe Bartoe, Dale Dieifenderter, Iohn Boob, Carl Beaver, Walter Bitler, Iune Berge, Iudy Barner. Row 5: Richard Bingaman, Harold Brough, Elaine Boop, Cheryl Baker, Cynthia Berdell, Betty Aikey, Ioyce Beaver. Row 6: Linda Burrows, Carol Brouse, Robin Bowe. Row 1: Lystra Fetterman, Pamela Fisher, Ioanne Erb. Donna Harmon, Linda Feather- man, Lia Faint. Row 2: Daisy Fine, Linda Forbes, Barbara Hendricks, Karen Heeter, Olivia Evans, Penn Garvin, David Erb. Row 3: Iane Hayward, Christine Fenton, Alison Heiter, Gerald Gemberling, James Eicher, Byron Gronvold. Row 4: Richard Fisher, Ierry Fisher, George Fisher, Allen Flock, Iames Haier, Timothy Feaster. Row 5: Ian Goudy, Dennis Hector, Thomas l-lertzoq. David Evans, Cary Falck, Robert Hamm. Row 6: Alan Fromm, Frank Ferris, Larry Hartley, William Fowler, Edward Ginder. Row 1: Iames Kopyscianski, Dean Hollister, Karen Kantrowitz, Nancy Mabus, Celia Minium, Marjorie Letteer. Row 2: Cynthia Kuslak, Frances Hollenbach, Ieanne Mabus, Iames Lakes, Iohn Kribbs, Donald Klees. Row 3: Michael McDowell, Timothy Martin, Donald Michelinie, Larry King, Steven Mc- Fall, Roger Laird. Row 4: Thomas Meyn. Greg Mathias, Steven Moyer, Ioseph Mc- Gonigle, Henry Maurer, Barbara Leitzel. Row 5: Rita Moser, Mary Kline, Dollie Koch, Dorothy Miller, Christine Iohnson, Deborah Millward. Row 6: Stephen Keyser, Michael Hinkelman, Kerry Hornberger, Ianice Miller. Row 1: Christopher Patten, Karl Neiswen- der, Neil Shiftler, Ierry Rodarmel, Craig Pursell, David Quinn, Richard Neff. Row 2: Robert Ryan, Duane Musser, Thomcq Reitz, Andrew Reish, Steven Noll, Carroll Nesbit. Row 3: Marie Phillips, Christina Powers. Nancy Ross, Nancy Shatter, Carole Myers, Susan Ohl, Penny Reitz. Row 4: Dan Roh- land, Lon Pyers, Robert Oldt, Ioan Reish. Lana Ruth, Mary Shields, Gerald Parker. Row 5: Iohn Robins, Thomas Russell, Will- iam Orem, Donald Reed, Franklin Murphy. Iohn Prowant, Gerald Padgett. Row 1: Ronald Snyder, Iames Woodling, David Smith. David Wetzel, Iames Strickler, Stanley Tadd. Hugh Swartz. Row 2: Ran- dall Trou , ' iam 'th, Clayton Van- Buskirk, Freeman Snyder, Robert Webster, Richard iiliian. R w 3: Iames Stover. Darrell Yost, Gregory Walter. Robert Spiel- man, Bonita Spearman, Teresa Taylor, Barbara Wagner. Row 4: Karen Whitman. Faye Yarger, Robert Thomas, William Zimmerman, Sandra Strassner, Linda Sny- der. Row 5: Anna Snyder. Virginia Zeiber, Hope Smith, Susan VanBuskirk, Beverly Smith, Mary Weller. , Eighth Grade Row 1: Glenn Dauberman, Gary Berger. Iames DeWire, Michael Carter, Robert Bad- ger, Gary Adams. Row 2: Shirley Cather- man, Bonnie Dale, Iane Cooper, Donna Crow, Patricia Cornelius, Dorothy Allen. Row 3: Ruth Ann Bromlield, Diane Boney, Terry Brouse, Bonnie Chappell, Sandra Anderson, Dian Biernstein, Nancy Betzer. Row 4: Daniel Brosious, Jerry Campbell, Rodney Bingaman, Robert Cormell, Iames Crossley, Donald Curtis, Kenneth Baker. Row 1: Larry Napp, Donald Hassenplug. Marlin Keister, lames Hendrickson, Michael Graham, Randy Hummel, Ionathan Hillson. Row 2: Shirley Gower, Marianne Hooker, Paula Hauser, Linda Heintzelman, Susan Karnow, Marie Hood, Deborah Haines. Row 3: Kathryn Greenawalt, Cathy Grove, Bon- ita Keister, Diane Grillith, June Gower, Kathy Knorr, Cozette Hartman. Row 4: Roger Keeler, Iames Holtzapple, Frederick Hoffman, Penny Klirtger, Kathleen Holder. Row 5: Peter Heiss, Neil Gramly. Row 1: Roger Dick, Fred Epler, Richard Diehl, Stephen Fisher, Kevin Dreese, Donald Derr. Row 2: William Foulkrod, Terry Eberhart, David Fowler, Thomas Fritz, Ralph Geiswite, Ronald Erb. Row 3: Doro- thy Denius, Doris Featherman, Gail Forbes, Shirley Fisher, Ellen Egli, Barbara George. Row 4: Melody Fisher, Peggy Emery, Lois Gardner, Dolores Francovich, Lynne Elze, Virginia Eberhart. Row 5: Marlin Erb, Michael Faust. Row 1: Catherine Rice, Gloria Mitch, Pam- ela Murphy, Blanche Moreau, Carol Kreps, Donna Lilley. Row 2: Sharon Minium, Lois Ranck, Ioy Musser, Lynne Pittenturf, Kath- leen Kreps, Margaret Lauver. Row 3: Har- old Maxiield, Edwin Marks, William Lane, Rodney Metzger, Michael Murray, George Minard. Row 4: Pamela McNally, Karen O'Brien, Suzanne Kuslak, Kay Laird, Linda Prowant, Maurice Rheppard. Row 1: Donald Young, Michael Wilson, Iay Yarger, Larry Welshans, Timothy Web- ster, Kenneth Zechman. Row 2: Fred War- ren, Dean Walter, Iacob Thomas. Robert Zechman, Hugh Weller, George Treibley. Row 3: Roger Walter, Linda Weller, Debo' rah Winslow, Sharon Yerg, lane Underhill. Alison Zartman. Row 4: Shirley Wetzel. Patricia Thompson, Linda Walter, Ann Zimmerman. Hetty Troutman, Marian Yost. Patricia Vosburgh. H-use in Row l: David Sheridan, Iohn Ruhl, Michael Rute, Theodore Schmittel, David Roadarmel, Iames Riggsby, Terry Scholl. Row 2: Wayne Rishel, Gilbert Stahl, Terrance Rothermel, Ieiirey Sauers, Roger Shirk. lefirey Smith. Row 3: Karen Rowe, Linda Sprenkle, Dar- lene Snyder, Kathleen Saunders, Shirley Swartz, Diane Sholly, Sandra Shrader. Row 4: Donna Russell, Kathleen Shaw. Sharon Swartzlander, Bonnie Stevenson. Marion Smith, April Showers. Seventh Grade Row 1: Larry Bittner, Richard Ague, Rich- ard Burrows, Robert Black, Richard Bigelow, William Astorino, Harold Benier. Row 2: Stephen Bennett, William Bechtel, Paul Bingaman, Clair Brown, Howard Bird, David Boyer. Row 3: Galen Berger, Suann Bechtel. Florence Catherrnan, Sharon Bilger, Rox- anne Carter, Laura Biemstein. Row 4: Linda Badger, Ruth Blume, Mary Carter, Kathleen Boyland, Diana Auten, Iudith Abad. Row 5: Sylvia Catherman, Gayle Anderson, Dar- lene Buch, Bonnie Benier, Roseanna Berger. Row l: Suzanne Diehl, Terri Flock, Claire Gallicano, Gail Elze, Pamela Petter, Linda Doebler, Linda Erdley. Row 2: Iulianna Csoka, Paula Dale, Ianet Delcamp, Karen Derr, Kaylene Geiswite, Donna Fisher, Iudy DeWalt. Row 3: Kay Falck, Margaret Cray- ton, Lynn Garvin, Yvonne Dreisbach, Ianet Ginder, Patricia Engelman, David Gallup. Row 4: Craig Fisher, Wayne Coup, Dale Eister, Roger Claus, George Faint, Stanley Casselberry. Row 5: David Cornelius, Gary Diehl, Larry Erb, Craig Feistner, Lloyd Gates, Albert,Dettbarn. tk , It . v if ,- I Row 1: Iane Kintner, Nancy King, Nancy Gramly, Sandra Klees, Rosemary Kling, Margaret Klinq, Ioanne Hollenbach. Row 2: Sally Gold, Karen Haines, Sandra Heeter, Greta Gustafson, Mary Hendrickson, Karin Halvorsen, Row 3: Dale Hauck, Charles Keiper, William James, Ronald Kerstetter, Walter Keister, Lewis Hilkert. Row 4: Howard Hendrickson, Ronald Hartman, David Iohnson, Iames Hinish, Ieiirey Kiss- inger, Kenneth Kessler. Row 5: Dale Keis- ter, Philip Hinkleman, Frederick Grenoble, Richard Kearney, Albert Hartman. Row 1: Larry Showers, Gary Slear, Thomas Nunheimer, Stephen Orbison, Alan Shililer, George Saunders, Thomas Rivoire, Michael Rohland. Row 2: Philip Showver, Iames Robins, Eric Partridge, David Roat, Amicia Sade, Dianne Powers, Margaret Robins, Trudy Reitz. Row 3: Nancy Odell, Elaine Pentz, Roberta Pursell, Pamela Reitz, Aimee Sholly, Edna Ruth, Barbara Ross, Iames Smith. Row 4: Kathleen Reaser, Debra Sandy, Charles Stank, Elwood Russell, Edward Russel, David Smith. Row 1: Krysta Zimmerman, Sharon Thomas, Ellen Williams, Iune Underhill, Helen Stahl, Ioan Swanger. Row 2: Stevens Stahl, Cathryn Treibley, Beth Stielel, Heather Wat- kinson, Nancy Walter, Ioanne Young, Ken- neth Witkowski. Row 3: Ionas Thomas, Melvin Stamm, William Snyder, Christopher Snyder, Ty Turner, Steven Turner, Kenneth Zellers. Row 4: Iohn Wert, lames Spear- man, Carl Wilhjeim, Marvin Stahl, George Stahley, Daniel Voneida, Wayne Stump. Row 1: Marcia Lee, Donna Knauber, Mar- garet McLaugh1in, Abby Machamer, Amy Martin, Keturah Mase, Sandra Kreps, Mel- ody Minium. Row 2: Mary Kopyscianslci, Barbara Mull, Marilyn McClure, Sandra Meachum, lune Miller, Shirley Miller, Kath- leen Lemmon, Kathryn Letteer. Row 3: Sharon Kratzer, Sharon Murphy, Fred Muhleman, left Mathias, Iames Mathias, Gregory Mertz, Andrew Lyons, Robert Laird. Row 4: Iohn Kuslak, Stephen Lindenmuth, Howard Mink, Iames McShane, Lewis Lit- chard, Robert Moser, Kenneth Miller. A 9' aff, 44,159-L' ,QU ,, M f f fl ji' ft Allwr .XT LM ll 'X Llnderclassmen Not Pictured llth Grade: Donna Baker, Allen Dauberman, Daniel Daubert, Thomas Fisher, Elias Iohnson, Ann McGonigle, Elaine Miller, Timothy Troutman, Iill Turner. 10th Grade: Michael Beaver, George Bingaman, George Bowersox, Robert Brosious, Robert Burns, Lewis Catherman, Franklin Danowsky, Charles Dauberman, Eugene DeWire, Helen Erb, Gloria Erdley, Charles Petter, David Forbes, Iames Forbes, George Golder, Ronald Gower, Ronald Haines, Gary Hassenplug, Albert Hess, Gaylord Hoover, Ronald Hower, Don Katherman, Carl Kline, Joseph Kopyscianski, Barry Leisenring, Roger Lloyd, Phillip McClure, Michael Meckley, William Reigel, Frederick Schreck, Craig Shirk, Thomas Snyder, Helen Stahl, Eileen Stiefel, Terry Stimmel, Roger Strassner, Woodrow Warren, Thomas Watts, Roger Wise. 9th Grade: Nancy Cooper, Earl Gessner, Mary Hacker, Dorothy Kizis, Betty Lepley, Charles Mack, Carol Miller, Byron Pentycote, Iohn Ratchiord Paul Schreck, Wanda Showers, Thomas Smith, Donald Stover, Karen Strouse, 'Diana Troup, Robert Watts, Robert Wetzel. 8th Grade: Philip Boehmer, Billie Cooper, Robert Pronkoski, Michael Underhill. 7th Grade: Richard Kearney, Max Oberdorf, Wayne Rice, Timothy Stover, Gail Troup. Q ZX ACTIVITIES X! 4 Row 1: Mathias. Spielman, Kribbs. Noll, Mase. Crayton. Nesbit, G. Nesbit, Eicher, Boehmer. How 4: Smeltz, Roush. Lane. Row 2: VanBuskirk, Hummel, Sones. McDowell, Brom- Berger. Hunter, Thomas. Brouse, Troutman. field, Keyser. Row 3: Holtzapple, Eicher. Spearman. C. Promoting the general welfare of the school is considered a main objective of the Student Council. Composed of one representative from each home- room, class presidents, and an elected President, this organization tries to develop among the students a greater responsibility ior law and order in the school. Highly active in the school's internal management, it maintains the school store and conducts school elections. It was largely through the Counci1's efforts that L.I.H.S. was able to sponsor its first foreign stu- dent during the 1961-1962 school year. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Leland Smeltz, Treasurer: Linda Eicher. President: Barbara Noll, Secretary: Georgia Nesbit. Assistant Secretary: Norman Brouse, Vice President. Student Council Upper level high finance School yearbook, has been published an How 1: Wagner, Eicher, Byerly, Ziegler, Stoddard, McRae, Alspach, Iohnson. Row 2: Mr. Swoyer, Mabus Rate, Sheasley. Meachum, Metzger, C. Sheridan Mrs. Wieder. Row 3: Ross, Warfield, Shatter, King After hours. Aumiller, Bowersox. S. Sheridan. Row 4: Williams. Cornelius, Golder, Heintzelman, Osman, Moyer. Hubler, Gustafson. Row 5: Bowers, Benson, Fregly. Blouse, Holder. Qnelda The ONEIDA, the Lewisburg Ioint High nually for thirty-tive years. Because the book has changed from a senior class to a senior high project, the staff is now com- posed of sophomores, juniors, and seniors, with seniors holding the editorial and man- agerial positions. The editing of the year- book is a year-round job necessitating long hours of hard work by the staff mem- bers, in order to produce the ONEIDA a resume'of an L.I.H.S. school year in picture and in story. Row 1: Zimmerman, Bailey, Braunmuller, Iackson Noll, Lazar, Williams, Troutman, Alspach. Row Hendrickson, Enck, Fegley, Royer. Boyer, Millward McRae. Row 3: Holder, Spielman, Grove, Gair. Dragon Hi-Lites Row 1: Gardner, Metzger, Ross, Lyons, Millward, Deck, N. Mabus, Faint, Hayward, Kantrowitz, Ohl, Lane. Row 2: Klingler, Meachum, Benton, Adams, Wagner. Kiser. Pyers, Cooke, Powers, I. Reish, I. Campbell. Myers. Row 3: D. Mabus, Spielman, Hoffman, Osman, Mull, Forbes, Thompson, I, Mabus, Schaffer. Derr, Libby. Row 4: Aumiller, Hauser, Coder, Iones, Miller, Meixell. Row 5: Lawrence, Warfield. Fisher, Ziegler, Stamm, Nesbit, Matthews. The Dragon Hi-Lites, our official student newspaper, is an independent, self-support- ing journal which is published nine times each year. In an effort to inform the stu- dent body of current school activities and events, the paper includes a variety of news, special features, sports articles, and reviews. Working on the staff gives the members a keen insight into journalism and offers them valuable experience in that field. Heiter, A. Reish, Garvin, Reitz. Row 4: N. Shaffer, Hacker, Amick, Miles, C. Shaffer, Ernst, L. Shaffer, Kuslak, Moyer, Smith, Boyer. Row 5: Laird, Winder. Burgee, Sauers, Odell, Wehr, l.aBe1le, Stiefel, Golder. V. Campbell. ational Senior Honor Society ROW 1: McRae, Stoddard, Atlee, Troutman, Grandin. Row 2: Mrs. Pursley, Cornelius, Spielmcm, Ziegler, Braunmuller, Byerly. To be designated as a member of the National Honor Society is one of the highest honors which the faculty may confer upon a student. The organ- ization was introduced into L.I.H.S. in 1951, when a charter for the Alpha Chapter of the National Honor Society was granted to the school. Selection of mem- bers is made by the faculty on the basis of scholar- ship Cat least ct 90 average for juniors, and an 88 average for seniorsl, leadership, service, and char- acter. Formed in 1957, the Iunior High Honor Society is composed of eighth and ninth graders, selected on the same basis as the senior high members. This year the senior group sponsored a Thanksgiving assembly program for the benefit of the student body. Row l: Shaffer, Smith, Kribbs, Hayward, Myers. Mr. Coleman. Row 2: Kuslak, Powers, Benfer, Deck, Ross, Spielman. Row 3: Crayton, Bailey, Spearman, Michelinie, Reish, Webster. National Junior Honor Society Gulf and L Boys Leagues GIRLS' LEAGUE OFFICERS-Dianne Hanselman, Vice- President: Lystra Zimmerman, Keeper of the Book: Carol Schafier, President: Patricia Aumiller. Treas- urer: Connie Libby, Secretary. The center of attention at the Mistletoe Ball. BOYS' LEAGUE OFFICERS-AWa ne Bromfield, Sec Y . retary: George Benson, Vice-President: Mason Hend- rickson, President: Frank Dietrich, Treasurer. The Girls' League and the Boys' League are comprised of all students of the Senior High. By sharing the same goals derived from their common interest in the school, the students work together to accomplish many things. The Mistletoe Ball, an outstanding social event held during Christmas vacation, was enjoyed by both students and faculty. The annual school fair in March was highly successful. Proceeds from the fair were used for improvements in the school. The Girls' League continued its tradition of supporting a Korean Orphan. The Girls' League sponsored a Mother-Daughter Reception and the Boys' League held a Father and Son Banquet. Both Leagues donated money to several worthwhile causes during the year. Row 1: Weightman, B. Iones, Tartaglia, Musser. Campbell. S. Iones. Fine. Bowe, Bartlett, Wagner. Osman. Row 4 Meachum, Keister, Sheasley, Machamer, Adams. Headley Mrs. Pursley. Row 2: Vollmer. Wetzel. Mase, Murray, Henry Donahoe, Hoyer, Powell, K. Minium, Amick, Hinish, Hubler Row 3: Stackhouse, Laird, Frederick. Prah, Hassenplug Junior Classical League Stoddard, Wittes, Sagun, Lockwood, Strobeck, Odell. Strass- ner, R. Minium, Williams, Swartz. Row S: Biggs, Nogel. Crews, Mathias. Burgee, Fitzpatrick, Wehr, Warfield, Crow lev. The Iunior Classical League, initiated in this school in 1959 by Mrs. Pursley, is a national organi- zation for Latin Students. Its purpose is to encourage interest in Latin and in classical studies. This year membership was limited to students in their second and third year of study. The annual Romana Cena, Roman banquet, was enjoyed by the club members who donned wearing apparel similar to that of the ancient Romans, thus adding authenticity to the feast. Row 1: Mrs. Blum, Boyer. Coder, Feese, Egli, Walter, Dewalt. Row 2: Campbell. Spielman, Shaffer. Sheridan, G. Forbes, Miller, ffrnst. Row 3: L. Forbes. Braun- muller, Golder, Stiefel. Bartlett, Swartz, Hunter. Library Club tants Convention. The Library Club is made up of all girls who serve as Mrs. Blum's library assistants. The club is open to girls in the ninth through twelfth grades. The girls work at the desk, file cards, check books, and make displays for the bulletin boards. Among the year's activities were a Christmas party and the annual Teenage Library Assis- l l l l l Row 1: Kmiecinski, Dietrich. Souders, Fegley. Buxgee, Mathias, Powell. Wittes. Row 2: M. Hendrickson, Braunmuller. LaBelle, Ross. Noll. Epler. Swartzlander. D. Hendrickson, Strobeck. Row Key Club The Key Club is an organization sponsored by the Kiwanis International Service Club. The members are boys of the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. Each year new members are chosen to fill the quota of the club's membership. Under the direction of their advisor, the boys passed out coin boxes for the March of Dimes, attended various church services in the community and distributed Christmas baskets to the needy. Like its parent organization, the club endeavors to serve the school and the community in every possible way. Row 1: Schafter, Souders, Enck, LaBel1e, Tadd, Gustafson Smith, Iohnson. Mr. Abbott. Row 2: Williams, Stoddard Comelius. Matthews, R. Braunmuller, Troutman, Young. Au: miller, Mary Ezell, Margaret Ezell. Row 3: Nesbit. Ziegler. French Club Le Cercle Francais is composed of second, third and fourth year students who meet outside the class- room to improve their conversational French in an informal atmosphere. This year the members sub- scribed to a French newspaper and attended the annual French banquet where they imitated, as best they could, the incomparable -French cuisine. Lawrence, Gallup, Golder, Wartield, Machamer, Atlee, Mc- Rae. Mrs. Scales. Row 4: Benson, Hunter, Hendrickson. Kieft, A. Braunmuller. Spielman, Moyer. Kindig, Bowers, Yagel. l 3: Odell, Benson, Hunter, Lazar, Kiett, Kindig Smeltz, Candrick. Row 4: Bromiield, Bechtel Row 1: M. Adams, Meixell, Troutman, Sioddard, Row 4: Lawrence, Fisher, Zimmerman, Braun- Schafier, C. Adams. McRae. Minium. Row Z: muller. Fegley. Smeltz, Enck, Nesbit. Row 5: Gair, Miller, Neauman, Derr. Boyer, Libby, Morris. Weaver, Powell, Diblin, Hussenplug, Fisher, Iohnson. Roadarmel. Row 3: Amick, Atlee, Ziegler, Grove, Aumiller, Williams, Eicher, Campbell. Hendrickson. Alspach. Mixed Chorus DISTRICT CHORUS-Row 1: Fegley. Hassenplug. Hendrickson. Row 2: Ziegler, Braunmuller, Enck. Alspach. CHORUS OFFICERS-Karen Boyer. Secreiury-Treas urer: Thomas Feqley. President: Georgia Nesbit Librarian: Vincent Powell, Librarian: IoAnn Williams Vice-President. fa ff..L 3 i . . Z K V ' A by K ,K,- it y K -tv g .tri , L, :W ls.. 1- , : 'f -- ' fi- t... . -f, ,,Lf f. Ht :-si '.-L ,' mt ,t.,'.,ff.fz ,11sggj, L , tim sf. y 3551 . V ink V by ,- VE. yw?.1wxw1i.i...e t?ffa5ZSg,3gg'lt'rQ52 if 71 4 J ' s it is , :fl f if 1 ti: 5 3219 s its-3.wW'tz Lllwf' if f rf, Q . ,jj g f ' ' ' Rf ' gm., ,, ,pi 'Z fs? 2' M 5 V . Y 'V , l c +1 F tif' - if n L' . S , W v K :W 4 7: 7 . .. I 32 . :ilk A QA: t -K - V .L , K2 5 J. I . .Q Kun kg' S , 3 f X . fi' ' ' ' f i 'H -. . ff ' ., ,li , L' . fx it . ft if S We at 1 , sz t 'w ti . ' Fi iii 7 wifi .. . - Y. . W . riff i 5, . 'W A L . as hr . .isa ww T C -h i 'L f I sitffggi tif' ' ' A W5 S X l 4. as y H . ., . gk ' 5: ' . .sitff2'sf5!S . , Q X 'C Y l L i p S3 ' t i it . Row 1: Comelius, Accompanistg Snyder. Al- Eicher, Schaffer. Mabus. How 3: Ziegler. Lawr- spach, Fisher. Hoadley. Row 2: Walters, ence, Felmey. Matthews. In addition to the Mixed Chorus, a Boys' Chorus and a Girls' Ensemble have been formed. The Mixed Chorus presented musical selections for the Christmas drama, The Other Wise Man, and went caroling during the holiday season. In the spring the Mixed Chorus gave a concert in which the Boys' Chorus sang several selections. During the year the Girls' Ensemble provided entertainment for various social events in the community. All three choral groups, open to members of grades nine through twelve, are under the direction of Mrs. Dodd. Girls' Ensemble Boys' Chorus How 1: Wirth, Powell, Swartzlcmder, Bur- gee, Hendrickson, Crews, Diefenbach. Row 2: Bitler, Smeltz. Benson, Pine, Diblin, Van- Buskirk. How 3: Braunmuller, Hassenplug. Chalmers, Grove, Vollmer. 53 Row 1: Hood, Reitz, Weller, Sade. Powers. L. Wagner, Dale. Winslow, Turner, Carter, Showers, N. Wagner, Kintner, Badger. McLaughlin. How 2: Delcamp, Troup, Gustafson, Stiefel, Boy- lan, Mull., Letteer, Dreisbach, Bilger. Machamer, DeWalt, S. Anderson, Wotkinson. Row 3: Young, Catherrnan, Crayton, Pentz, Elze, Gallicano. Karnow, Brouse, George, Kratzer, Bech- Junior Chorus How 1: Gold, Flock, Walter. Csoka, Hendrickson. L. Faint, Feutherman, Cooper, Stevenson, O'Brien, Kreps, McNally. Row 2: Keister. Ailcey, Weller, Heeter, Evans, Altgayer, Berdell. C. Minium, Fenton, Badger, Phillips. Hooker, Pursell. Row 3: Shaw, Erb, Hornberger, Hendricks, Fisher, Coder, Burrows. tel, Bromfield, Shrader. Row 4: Lea, G. Anderson, Hauser. Ginder, Miller, Doebler, Fisher, Minium, Emery, Abad, Kling- ler, Halvorsen, Buch, Mase. Row 5: Heeter, Catherman. Denius, Garvin, Chappell, Sandy, Heaser. Stahl, Kling, Knorr, Klees, Heintzelman, Auten, Haines, The Iunior Chorus, which consists of students of the seventh, eighth and ninth grades, endeavors to stimulate interest in music and to develop the y, ang voices for the Senior Chorus. Under the direction of Mrs. Dodd the members sang several two- part songs in the spring choral concert. Fetterman. Reish, Snyder, Ohl, Catherman, Greenawalt. Row 4: Engelman, Strouse, Beaver, Boop, Berge, Kuslak, Burner. Mabus Hacker, Kline. Thompson, Swartzlander. Row 5: Minium, Moser Brouse, Harmon, VanBuskirk, Smith, Baker. Miller. Lepley Campbell, Grove, Murphy. How 1: Rowe. Troutman, Reitz. Pittenturi, Musser, Sprenkle. Thompson. Row 2: Hartman, Denius, Zeiber Anderson. Pursell, Lilley. Strassner. Hornbezger, . Bromfield. Row 4: Hinkelman, Mase. Haines, Crow, Eberhart, Mertz, Tumer, Epler, Grove, Diehl. Dreis- Keyser, Claus, Fisher, Black, Nunheimer. Wilhjelrn, bach, Fetter, Gallicano, Klees. Row 3: Mathias. Orbi- Flock, Letteer, Kling, Miss Blee. son, Ague, Snyder. Muhleman, Iames. Bigelow, Bird Junior Band The Iunior Band consists of approximately fifty musicians from the seventh, eighth and ninth grades. In this organization the members gain valuable experience which is necessary for membership in the Senior Band. The Iunior Band, which practices regularly each week under the direction of Miss Blee, played several selections at the spring concert. People Will Say We'ze In Love naar... 11 - C .W W. A W .ah- Row 1: Ziegler, Alspach, Deck, Morris, Sprenkle, I. Musser, Pittenturf. Keefer, Reitz, H. Troutman Nunheimer. Row 2: Spielman, K. Minium, Hollister, Mertz, Wilhjelm, T. Flock, Hunter, Sagun, Corle Campbell, M. Musser, Burgee, S. Tadd. Aumiller, K. Troutman, Osman. Row 3: L. Stolz. Rowe Daugherty, Crayton, Iohnson, Bingaman. Dye. A. Flock, B. Tadd. Frederick. Dreese, T. Rothermel The L.I.H.S. Senior Band commenced its march- ing season in late August when all members at- tended a four-day band camp near Gettysburg. Here, all students participated in an intensive schedule of marching drills for many hours each day, in an effort to prepare and perfect the pre-game and half- time shows to be given at the football games. Later in the fall, the band participated in the Halloween and the Homecoming parades. During February the band gave the annual winter concert and served as host to the Philadelphia Orchestra Wind Quintet. For the first time in its history, the band went on a Winter concert tour to several cities in Pennsylvania and New Iersey. The band financed the entire excursion from its own funds. The annual spring concert was given in May, after which the band officially closed the 1962-63 season. During recent years our high school has achieved recognition for having as outstanding a musical organization as this one. The band members generously give of their time and musical talents to work cooperatively with Mr. Wilhjelrn in order to produce high quality performances. BAND OFFICERS-Row 1: Elizabeth Iohnson, Librarian: Lois Osman. Librarian. Row 2: Merren Stoddard, Treasurer: Miriam Ziegler, Librarian: lohn Letteer, Manager. Row 3: Richard Spielman, Student Conductor: Michael Burgee. Manager: Ray Moyer, Manager: Norman Brouse Manager. . , . . .a I K g 3 ,...i..... X Carter. Mathias, Moyer, Dietrich, Enck. Fine. Fisher, Sioddcxrd, Haines. Meachum. Row 4: Mase. Hcrtmcm, Rohrbach. Bowersox. Denius, V. Eberhcrt, Zeiber, Haire, R. Minium, Webster, Eichex. Reed, Strobeck, Brouse, P. Eberhcnt. Bechtel. Keyser. Epler. Hendrickson, Kling. Bromfield. D. Musser, Fegley, Leiteer, C. Hmhelmel, Hertzog. Senior Band COLOR GUARD-Amick, Hummel, Gait, Neuumcm, Mitch, Letteer, Hinish. ii2'l1jf17L?ifHifHfwA iw-,,f:.YM, . 775' 2 5 ' ' 'mlviilfifif' sl, YY5 - - if , 7 K2 ,, , , ., . ,. k A .,,,...1,., fm , :.1 LV VL L, ,www mimi m.'4Trf Swv? F as wwe .,....f ,W aww f an mug K P LEWISBURG JT i i i HIGHJSCHUOL , ' ' ' A' igii 'A ' BAND J at , wr w,,.:gf-,.:-5... V zi , -HBA .. - . M.:1..,., , .4 . .. . . . 1 f , . . -1 1' J 1 fx .,., um A A' L, .M I -- .-R , . 1. ...m xlviifq . , in Xl . . 3. Mm' TA 31 sf fs Q. ffgliii - tug gy 'lgfuliii gzgm e,-. , A M. E, ' ' ' Www' '-52 m fs -Us? -9: . fi.. L:. .2 I., -1, Lf E.. - -V -83.5 ' M 1 ' W g W X w- ww- - ' 7... iM 1:f -5,1 ,Jw f- f i g . K '?:1f1iE:,i': M' .5 .' ' lf My- sg ' 'lg K K lmffjf' Ql.ii:,..i....fM1 QM, J, W-- U XV it K X 2213! 'V-' 4 f M W A , - A .V wp- i, K 6. H . . ,,., lv ' R ' 'Y -M. K r H A '. ' . 1 - K -. --Mv- . V A A 'F - '. : 4 . y,,.q, , 5 A, Y P - .yn 1 , tr.. Li, .Y A J. , 1: 5 7,3 f.,,. . .- . g h , W: W I A ' r . 3, M v , ,gg ' x J J 74 , 2 3 K PM 1 3, 1 F: A T LM? .lg 'ajixf 3 1,5 3: . N MAIORETIES-Row 1: Hower, Libby. Row 2: Schof- fer, Millward. How 3: Eagan, Burrows. Aumiller. DISTRICT BAND-Row 1: Aumiller, Minium, Osman. Row 2: Bingaman, Brouse, Moyer. DISTRICT ORCHESTRA-Spielman, Sheridan, Iordan, Troutman. 3. SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY BAND-Row 1: Stolz. Bcwersox Iohnson, Hollister. Row 2: Aumiller. K. Minium, Osman Daugherty, Mecxchum. Row 3: Alspach, Keefer, Rothermel Hertzog. Row 4: Bingcmcm, Flock, Frederick, Tadd, R Minium, Stoddard. Row 5: Brouse, Fisher. Dye. Moyer Strobeck. ALL-EASTERN BAND-Burgee, Spielmcm. How 1: Mrs. Ames, Margaret Ezell, Boehmer, Boop, Boat, Mabus, Alspach. Row 2: Bartlett, Mary Ezell, Vollmer, Felmey, Weightman, Fine, Frederick. Row 3: Hubler. Letteer, Stieiel, Fisher. Daubert, Sauers, Holder. Golder. How 4: Crews, Benson, Stro' beck, Iordan. Odell, Hacker, Doebler, Chalmers. The Parliamentary Procedure and Public Speaking Clubs were organized to teach P I' students the rudiments of parliamentary pro- a r m e n r cedure and to improve the students' ability '1 speak publicly. There are separate clubs for Iunior and Senior High. Members of both P d d groups are available for panel discussions of u a n guidance films and for announcements in P bl' S lc During the past year, the students con- u ducted an I Speak for Democracy contest. The also s onsored several fund-rczisin .Y 1 p . projects in order to travel to Harrisburg to observe meetings of the state legislature. Row 1: Mabus, Bigelow, Hillson, Stieiel, Hood, Meachum, Shiffler, Haines, Kissinger, Rivoire. Row 2: Mrs. Ames, Kantrowitz, Deck, Betzer, Ross, Saunders, Garvin, Badger, Bowe, McNally, Sauers, Hoffman. Row 3: Michelinie, Holder, Chappell, Powers, Burrows, Diehl, Spielman Gardner, Laird, Brouse. Row 4: Hendrickson, Curtis, Smith, Ranck, S. Kuslak, Biemsxein C. Kuslak, Altgayer, Elze. How 5: O'Brien. Spearman, Bailey, Hector, Schmittel, Meyn, Yarger. 59 The It is the sign. The King is coming. QQ ?9 T h e O e I' W i S e M a n The master of the house was holding council with his iriends. Life of Quest Though he found none to worship, he found mcmy to serve. I have spent for mon that which was mecmt for God. Have pity on me, and scxve me from worse than death. Should he tum Cxside from the following of the star? Masque The Happy Iourney The living heart of light. Costume Through the Ages I: .V . K A , ,Q gi , ,VV ,L V 2 :Z e ' riseii A Y f A ' I 1 ' ' ' ,': 5' -, H 5 52 5 ,N ' 'L V , Q ' 'V f 1 asf l s s d e 1 : - Q I'-al! if , gy i K N1 l jx if V'h f ,,,,,, .MV Akkky ' , ul hhhh A , 5 t P V ,,, fl h il His journey was ended. The Other Wise Man had found the King. ,. fl' 'L V A H ' f Der Tag The indispensable ones. Q Q 4 Y Pages. 6 1 Row 1: Darmon, Byerly, Grove, Fisher. Feese, Keeler, Roadar- mel, Swartzlander, Benton, Shaffer. Row 2: G. W. Walters, Iohn Rodarmel, Hoffman, Tumer. Criswell, Wolfe, Mitch. Beaver, Mull, Broscious. Row 3: Heiss, Arney, Bitler, Rcmck, Boyer, B. Moser, Erdley, Getty, Bird, Klingler. Row 4: Book, G. L. Walters Diefenbach, I. Moser, Miles, Moyer. Waughen, Bamer. Reichley Mr. Kessler. Row 5: Hassenplug, Kifolo, Hartman, Murphy Moyenvi-lilkert, Oross, Iames Rodarmel. KJ w T 2 r ', 'L 'J ,L j - .JJ X- hug 'Ili l . it MX V :fi L o 'V lf J WU ll? U 5 ,,, ' V ji kj g, The Business Education Club has W- . -Q if .Lip lbeen organized for the benefit of those ,Q yy -KV' ,QW 9' lx students of the tenth, eleventh and twelfth , ' tx 'xy' U' LEX grades who plan to pursue business ca- . '. ,,,,5' 'jk b LJliL,'UV,3Ie91'S. During the past year members 14 f' L X Mg X af' viewed a film on telephone courtesy, ' . w J, J ,qsponsored cr dance, and enjoyed their CI b gukf sl tldid pl Liannual Christmas party and a spring U Ui! if 'n y icniak NYJJYQQV fr fl? xt. tv- NP Jxjklvip if by Lf' ,QM px ' or if H 4' t Y How 1: Rule, Keeler, Hummel, Metzger, Snyder, Neauman, Nyce, Fielder, Miss Ritter. Row 2: Russell, Stahley, Baker, S. Kline, Boop, Scholl, Shaffer, Dauel, Egli. Row 3: Millward, Blyler, Berge, Kratzer, Brouse, Adams, Feese, Miller, Den. ,W U ft J I XV- JJ How 4: M. Kline, Miller, Zimmerman, Peters. Boney, Bennage, Kizis, Snyder, Blackwell. Row 5: Dcmowsky. Winder. Riegel. Keister. Roush, Miller, Wert, Newman, Treas. 39 :W lk N tl . , J rl ,LXSWLXD V ga V: Jw UM iilw QQQV Wji. .,v'fl?VPCe?ff CM Mfr. 'R 4 T Row l: Wetzel, D. Iohnson, Smith. Brouse, Mr. Smeltz. Row 2: Rexroad, Bechtel, Sa- gun. McCoy, Vonada, I. Biggs. Row 3: Yagel, Eberhart, Golder, Braunmuller, Hess. Bingaman. Row 4: Lazar. Fregly, M. Iohn- son, Diblin, Wehr, Blyler, Smeltz. The Science Club is open to any senior high student who is interested in science and desires to explore a particular field beyond the limits of the classroom. This year, the mem- bers enjoyed viewing films and performing experiments. They also were host to a speaker. The club encourages individual projects and assumes leadership in conducting the local science fair held at our school in the spring. The Current Events Club was organized to stimulate interest in and knowledge ot current happenings in the world. This year the Club subscribed to a current events newspaper which formed the basis of their discussions of world events. Debates were held concerning Bible reading in public schools, a longer term for the President of the United States and federal aid to private schools. The Club is open only to members of the Freshman Class. Row 1: Mr. Bastian, Hollister, Bigelow, Deck. Shilfler, Hendricks, Boyer, Boop. Row 2: Bowe. Crayton, Campbell, Garvin, Powers, Ohl, Shields. Beaver. Row 3: Fetterman, Badger. Patten, Gronvold, Prowant, Hinkelman, Reish, Minium. Row 4: Snyder. Spielman. Webster. Goudy Martin, Eicher, Brough, Ferris. Row 5: McGonigle, Robins, Flock, McDowell, Lakes. Nesbit, Fowler inth Grade Current Events Club 63 Row 1: Bamer, Boat, Kiser, Handis. Morris, Tartaglia, Felmey. Row 2: Gair, Pyers, Ernst, Mase, Heintzelman, D. Baker, Erdley. Row 3: F. Baker, Beaver, Strassner, Wagner, Vonada, Hunter, Sherwood. Future urses Club Future Teachers of rnemca The Future Teachers of America is a small group composed of students who are interested in learning about the teaching profession. This year mem- bers observed classes in nearby ele- mentary schools and took several sur- veys concerning teaching. The Future Nurses Club, now an intema- tional organization, is a group composed ot Senior High girls who are interested in learning about nursing and its requirements. This year the members toured the Selinsgrove State School, attended a tea at the Williamsport Hospital and constructed an exhibit for Penn- sylvania Nurse Week. Row 1: I. Minium, Machamer, Murray, Campbell, Ruhl, Minard, Webster. Row 2 Myers, Shaffer, Smith, S. Minium, Zimmerman, Lauver, Swartz, Row 3: Warfield Coder. Beaver, Forbes. Alspach, Hanselman, Prowant. How 4: Matthews, Sauers, Nogel, Powell, Gallup, Stiefel. Leiby. xffjwihy U JA,c,-all 1 f F, 1 X ix i L Bow 1: Baker, Wolfe, Fogle. Danowsky, Brouse, Gessner, I-'. Schreck, Pentz. Row 3: Smith, Riahel. Hauck, Walter. Mr. Liggett. Row 2: Mack, Watts, Bingaman, R. Schreck. Fisher, Forbes. Wise. Woodworking is a vital part ot the FFA training. The goal of the FFA is to develop agricul- tural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship and to encourage participation in individual farming programs. On August 21 members toured the Syra- cuse State Exhibition. In Ianuary sixteen boys entered the State Farm Show. Alan Binga- man and Willard Hauck took first and third places respectively in oats. Earl Gessner placed first in buckwheat. A team entered the parliamentary procedure contest on May 2 and the FFA took part in the local sesqui- centennial celebration. During the year the members grew wheat and cared for a forty' tree orchard as group projects. Gary A. Walter received a silver emblem award in the State Farm Account Book Contest and five dollars in the county contest. Future Farmers Of America The FFA develops mechanical as well as agricultural skills. 1 We F5 . F,- eww lifsjiii. ivffl ,MAY ef' K sp Q-, H if ' Q -J ' Row l: Mrs. Kenamond, Russell, Yerg, Gower, B. Pardoe, Bowersox, Hartman, Mitch, Aikey, Egli. Row 4: Stahl, , t Hower, Dauel, Feese, M. Pardoe, Sprow. Row 2: Moyer, Treas, Pentz. Boyer, Hauck, Wert, Savage, Dreese, Strassner, Heintzelman, Carter, Derr, Moser, Poeth . Fielder, Erb. Row 5: Pick, Winder. Berge, Shaw. Robbins, Erdley, Sherwood. Row 3: Crebs, Kizis, Metzger, Hoffman. Umstead, Stamm, Stiefel, Snyder. 66 E HUMEM QB-QQQ Alfggs I AMERICA OFFICTTRS--Row 1: Mary Wert, Vice-President: Linda Hower, Historian: Marilyn Mitch, Secretary: Barbara Pardoe, Treasurer: Ioyce Boyer, Reporter. Row 2: Shirley Hauck, Area President: Linda Robbins, President: Nancy Savage, Chaplain. Future Homemakers Of America The national organization of Future Home- makers of America encourages leadership in home and community life and appreciation of the rewards of homemaking. The members are girls who have studied homemaking in high school. This year's theme was From These Values- Grow! The members worked on national, state, and local projects such as You and Your Values and Teenagers-Responsible Citizens Now to develop this theme. Club members attended local and state conferences during the year. Shirley Hauck, the Union-Snyder County president, achieved the highest goal in FHA-the State Homemaker Degree. Pattem-cutting marks the beginning oi a new winter dress. Q t-XEMEMAK YXXNR ERS AMEHEEIA Row 1: S. Gower, I. Gower. Gardner, Musser, Benter, Betzer. Snyder, Ranck. Row 2: Murphy. Russell, Fisher, Lauver. Yerg. Minium. Swartz. Forbes, Miller. Row 3: Mrs. Crews, Holder, Laird, Prowant. Smith, Forbes, Letteer,Leitze1, Berdell. Junior High FH The Iunior High Future Homemakers of America is patterned after the senior FHA. Any junior high girl who has studied homemaking may join the club. The members work on the same projects as the senior PHA. In Ianuary the officers went to the Harrisburg State FHA meeting, and the members of the Club attended the West Snyder local conference in April. Knitting Club The Knitting Club is composed of twenty-one girls of the seventh grade who are interested in becoming more competent in the art of knitting. With the help of Mrs. Crews and Mrs. Miller each girl knitted a pair of mittens as one of the projects for the year. The club meets on the first three Mondays of each month. Row 1: King, Meachum, McClure, Reitz, Walkinson, Fisher, Blume. Sholly, Geiswite. Swanger. Row 2: Mrs. Crews, Hollenbach, Kopyscianski, Ross, Lemmon, Ruth, Robbins. Row 3: Benfer. Derr. Biemstein. Thomas, Treibley. Underhill. Row 1: Sholley, Hinish, Kearney, Bigelow, Mathias, Ober- dorf, Benfer, Ague, Lyons, Hishel, Bird, Mr. Abbott. Row 2: Stump, Stahley, Miller, Moser, Mertz, Spearman, Epler. Marks, Stover, Coup, Gates. Row 3: Mary Carter, Quinn. Archery Club The Archery Club, open to all students, stimulates interest in target archery by giving instruction and information. Although there were no meetings during school hours this year, the' Club held target shooting practice in the spring and fall at the Buffalo Valley Bowmen's target range. In February the members attended an Archery Night at which movies were shown and a demonstration of the latest archery equipment was featured. Keiper, Hendrickson, G. Stahl, Michael Carter, Fromm. Sauers, Rothermel. M. Stahl, Rice. Walter. Row 4: Burrows. Graham, Cooper. Sandy, Lakes, Laird. Fowler, Scholl. Evans, Riggsby. Golf Club The Golf Club's purpose is to promote interest in golf and to give the members an opportunity to practice golf strokes. Any person who is interested in golf may become a member. The major activities of the monthly meetings were seeing movies on golf, receiving golf instruction from Mr. Keister, and practicing hitting balls into canvas. Row l: Brough. Diehl. Shiffler, Mathias. Hoffman. Boylan, Woodling. Rofw 2: Bechtel. Eberhart. G. Wirth, Wittes, Noll, Rodarmel. Row 3: Benson, Kieft, Powell, W. Wirth. Kindig, Thompson, Holtzapple. ,.,..i if 1 fi it 'i A1 it Q Awards First Susquehanna Valley Science Fair Winner in the history of I.. I. H. S.: Amos Smith. ti.. Tx 1962 Science Fair Winner: Lucas. Flaming Foliage Representative: Noll. rm National Merit Certificate Winners: UN Winners: Co-ordincxtor, Mrs. Harriman: Hendrickson, Troutmcm, Braunmuller. Ziegler Atlee, Dietrich. Kieft. 69 Awards DAR Good Citizenship Award Winner: Tfougmcm, National Merit Finalists: Spielman, Troutman, Ziegler. Braunmuller. State Homemaker Degree Winner: Hauck. 70 What Freedom Means To Me Winner: Benson. Hire the Handicapped Essay Winners: Spiel- man, Wittes. Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomor- row Winner: Hanselman. Q XX SPCDRTS Row 1: Book, Haier, Hendrickson, Keister, Hote. Hunter. V. Powell, Rogers. DeWire. Row 2: Odell. Krihbs, I. Mathias Troutman, Swartzlander, Thomas, Bums, Noll. Murphy: Row 3: Ccmdrick, Weller. Boyer, Altemus, Denius, Kiiolo Football Having completed a successful season with a record of six wins and three losses, the Green Dragons maintained possession of the Little Brown lug by defeating Miftlinburg 13-7. Another highlight of the year was the Lewisburg victory over Milton- the first in ten years. Seniors starring in the backfield were quarterback Bill Hunter, fullback Bob Rogers, and halfbacks Iohn Hater and loe Keister. Other seniors in the line-up were end Hank Hendrickson and tackles Iohn Book and Ken DeWire. Outstanding contributions were made by the following underclassmen: Dave Swartz- lander, Walt Berger, Bill Heim, Gary Walters, and Tom Candrick. SHTIORS ON THE SQUAD-How 1: Haier, Keister, Powell. Rogers, DeWire. Row 2: Book. Hendrickson, Hunter, Noll. Walters, Bromiield. Grove. Row 4: Rohland, Gemberling, Chalmers, Moyer, Zimmerman. Berger, Stolz, I. Powell, Auten. Row 5: Corle, G. Mathias, Martin, Nesbit. McDowell, Boob, Heim, Kmiecinski, Hassenplug. The Dragons excelled in their aerial games this year. Mifflinburg Milton Bloornsburg Iersey Shore Penn's Valley Sunbury Danville Selinsgrove Central Columbia Opp. L.H.S 7 13 0 32 24 12 24 6 7 14 B 7 46 20 6 25 0 6 Row 1: Iames Kopyscianski, Darmorx, Dietrich, Ioseph Kopyscianski, Voneida, Reichenbach, Csoka. Row 2: Feqley, Swartzlander, Berger, DeWire, Brouse, Fregly. Wrestling This year the team topped all previous L.I.H.S. wrestling records C10-41 and captured fourth place in the Bloomsburg Tournament. Many of our wrestlers excelled in the Blooms- burg Tournament with Paul Darmon taking a first place, Walt Berger a second, Frank Dietrich and Don Reichenbach thirds and Terry Fregly a fourth. This year Paul Darmon, who tied the school record with fifteen consecutive wins, Frank Dietrich, Tom Fegley, Ken DeWire, Norm Brouse and Terry Fregly ended their careers with the team. SENIORS ON THE SQUAD-Row 1: Darmon, Dietrich, Csoka, Fegley. Row 2: Haier, DeWire, Brouse, Fregly. A perfect end to a victorious evening. Opp. L.H.S. Montgomery 18 34 Warrior Run 21 27 Coal Township 6 49 Berwick 8 34 Williamsport 21 25 Hughesville 30 17 Milton 26 17 Mitflinburg 8 34 Sunbury 8 41 Bloomsburg 10 34 Selinsgrove 23 17 Danville 1 1 27 Muncy 32 13 Central Columbia 12 26 Row 1: Burt, Noll, Wolfe, Brouse, LaBelle, Hacker. Denius, Boyer. Row 3: Mr. Austin, Earnest, Strassner, Row 2: Bollinger, Sechman. Kmiecinski, Hendrickson. Hassenplug. Hunter, Beish, Mr. Thomas. Baseball The Green Dragon baseball squad enjoyed a fine year in 1962, completing the season with nine wins and three losses. This rec lrd enabled the team to finish second in the Susqueclianna League, only one- half game out of first place. Seniors Bill Earnest, Bob Strassner, Carl Millward, Rick Reish, Gary Bollinger and Buster Sechman turned in fine performances for the team. Bob Strassner led the team in hitting with Bill Earnest a close sedond. Pitchers Bill Earnest and Bill Hunter compiled five and four wins respec- tively. Golf p The 1962 Dragon linksmen had a rough season, dropping seven matches without any wins. Better seasons are ahead, however, since none of the high point winners graduated. George Ben- son, a sophomore, was the individual match point winner and medalist for Bloomsburg Sunbury Northumberland Milton Selinsgrove Mifflinburg Danville Treverton First Game Second Game Opp. L.H.S. Opp. L.H.S. 7 7 2 17 5 4 3 2 24 l 9 9 0 5 14 2 9 0 l 2 12 Row 1: Kauffman, Wittes, Bromfield, Eberhart, Mr. Keister. Row 2: Benson. Kindig, Buck, Kiett. Lewisburg. Opp. L.H.S. State College 12 V2 2 V2 Berwick 13 Vt 1 V2 Williamsport l l 4 Loyalsock l l 4 Williamsport 12 V2 2 V2 Berwick 12 3 Bellefonte 9 V2 5 V2 l I l Row 1: I. Powell. Bowers, Candrick, V. Powell, Kmiecinski. Row 2: Gustafson, Kribbs, Burgee. Heim, Hunter, Yagel. Varsity Basketball Quick footwork helped the Dragons to get out of many holes. 5 Although the Green Dragon basketball team experienced a disappointing season in 1962-63, with only four wins, the players never gave up in any game. They displayed great fight and spirit throughout the season. Seniors Bill Hunter and Vince Powell contributed greatly to the team. Hunter placed in the top ten in scoring in the league. One of the highlights of the season was the heartbreaking game Lewisburg lost to Sun- bury, 47-46, in which Sunbury scored a field goal with just thirty seconds remaining in the game. The injuries which plagued the team throughout the year weakened the team greatly, but the four sophomores and the three juniors who played this year will return to strengthen the squad for the 1963-64 season. First Game Second Game Opp. L.H.S, Opp. L.H.S. Warrior Run 66 70 St. Ioseph's 67 54 Montgomery 63 67 Mifflinburg 64 39 62 31 Central Columbia 55 62 67 82 Danville 87 37 101 53 Sunbury 61 37 47 46 Berwick 55 29 105 45 Selinsgrove 64 60 56 41 Bloornsburg 80 53 64 34 Milton 79 47 78 44 Junior Varsity i i intH Grade Row 1: Brough, Hyun, Mclifowell. McGonig1e. Gronvold. How 2: Rohlcnd, Moyer, Martin. Zimmenncn. Gemberling, Reish. Roiv 1: Lane. Young, Baker. Row 2: Hummel. Heiss. Dick. Row 1: Minium, Iones, Oross. Row 2: Rowe. Odell, Moser. Eighth Grade Row 1: Boyer, D, Miuwmd. Wggney, Tgylgr. Hummely Miss Keiser, Libby, Troutman. M. Millward, Lawrence, Row 2: Pentz. Forbes, Golder, Spearman. Laird. Row 3: HUI1S9lmCI1. Haines- Girls' Basketball SENIORS ON THE SQUAD-Row 1: Troutman, Libby, Haines. Row 2: Millward, Hanselman, Lawrence. The Girls' Varsity Basketball team finished the 1962-63 season with a record of four wins and four losses. The team strived to retain their first-place trophy of the past two years, but felt the loss of several valuable players. Averill Haines, Dianne Hanselman, Beth Lawrence, Connie Libby, Daphne Millward, and Karen Troutman were this year's seniors. The Junior Varsity won four games and lost three games while gaining valuable experience. Varsity LV. Opp. L.H.S. Opp. L.H.S. Danville 23 25 West Snyder 12 16 16 12 West Snyder 22 20 15 ll Mifflinburg 42 38 9 19 Middleburg 32 23 15 ll Selinsgrove 22 29 3 7 Milton 41 28 17 19 Danville 25 27 5 13 IUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS- Fisher, Myers, Fenton, Daugherty. Ross. Mabus. li Row 1: Libby, Iones, Keeler, Margaret Ezell, Iohnson, Morris, Miss Keiser. Row 2: Mary Ezell, Mase, Hansel- man, Boyer, Nesbit, Stolz, I. Millward, Wolfe, M. Mill- ward. Row 3: Matthews, Danowsky, Mook, Sagun, Tay- lor, Denius, Fisher, Forbes. Softball The Dragonettes, coached by Miss Keiser, finished their 1962 season with a record of one victory fSe1insgroveJ and seven defeats CMifflinburg, Middle- burg, Danville, and West Snyderl. The undergradu- ates on the team gained valuable experience for this year. Iutta Seitschek, our 1961-62 foreign student from Austria, Betty Ressequie, and Sue Peters Cabsent from the picturel were the seniors on the squad. heerleaders I utta swings hard. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS-Diehl, Ma bus. Noll, Iones, Spielman, Moyer. Row 1: Fisher, Hauck, Tartaglia, Noll, Danowsky, Millward, Cooke. Iohnson, Aumiller. Schaffer. Row 2: Berge, Handis, Libby, Troutman, Haines, Peters, Hauser. Grove, Warfield. Row 3: Zimmerman, Snyder, Atlee, Nesbit, Cornelius, Mase, Hanselman, Gair, Stoddard. Ziegler. Row 4: Matthews, Mitch, Mook, Derr, Miller, Boyer, Coder, Meixell, Lawrence. Row 5: Feese, Stahl, Kratzer, Brouse, Blyler. Neauman, Wert, Boyer. Girls' thletic League The Girls' Athletic League is organized to create interest and support student partici- pation in sports. G.A.L. pins are awarded to girls who have eamed two hundred and fifty points in intramural and varsity sports. l During the year the organization sponsored several money-making projects and pur- L chased sneakers for the girls' basketball team. The League held an interscholastic playday in November, a swimming party on March 4, and a rollerskating trip. Row I: D. Baker, Morris, Hower, Pardoe, Nunheimer, Griffith. Row 2: Benton, Kiser, Forbes, Wagner, Machamer. Row 3: F. Baker. Pyers. Minium, Crebs, Derr. Row 4: Gallup. Barner, Dreese, Keister. Nyce. Sauers, Golder. Row 1: Dauel, Machamer, Bennage, Crow, Diehl. Sones, Keefer, Boney, Row 2: Erb, Cresswell, Hood- ley, Donahoe, Mary Ezell, Millward, Margaret Ezell. Row 3: Stolz, Fisher, Hubler, Hunter, Wagner, Adams. Hummel. Row 4: Miller, Moyer, Amick, Braunmuller. Laird, Henry. Klingler. How 5: Eagan, Hinish, Felmey, Lockwood, Aumiller, Sagun, Musser. Row 1: Mabus, Stoddard, Iohnson, Darmon, Csoka, Noll, How 3: Weller. Benson, Brouse. Hendrickson. Powell. Dietrich, Millwaxd, Forbes, Snyder. Row 2: Libby, Noll. Trout- Hunter. Rogers. Berger. Row 4: Wagner. Fregly, Haier. man, Sagun, Nesbit, Mase, Hanselman, Haines, Danowsky. Enck, Kribbs, Miles. Varsity Any person who has earned a varsity letter is eligible for membership in the Varsity Club. The purpose of the Club is to ,encourage participation and co-operation in the athletic program. This year the Club held a dance and a car wash, and the members sold programs and pompons at the foot- ball games. Varsity Club jackets were purchased Anxious Moments. Club for the senior boys in the Club. Films were taken at all football games and it is hoped that in 1964 the films can be shown to the public. In March the Club sponsored an evening of basketball with a Iunior- Senior game and Mifflinburg-Lewisburg faculty game. victory over Mifflinburg. FH The bonfire sets the tone for our scorching PATRONS and Mrs. William J. Barrison, Jr. and Mrs. Frank J. Berdell and Mrs. Herbert R. Biernstein and Mrs. Malcolm A. Clinger and Mrs. Erwin G. Degling and Mrs. Glenn E. Dornsife and Mrs. Raymond C. Erdley Attorney and Mrs. Roger W. Fetter Dr. and Mrs. H. T. Garard Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Hammond Dr. and Mrs. Charles Hartung Dr. and Mrs. J. Preston Hoyle Attorney and Mrs. Charles Wolfe Kalp Dr. and Mrs. John R. Loughead, Jr. Drs. Carroll C. and Samuel Nesbit Dr. and Mrs. John F. Osler Dr. and Mrs. E. W. Pangburn Mr. and Mrs. Hayes L. Person Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Purnell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Pursley Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Seebold The Honorable and Mrs. Paul M. Showalter Dr. and Mrs. Harry C. Stamey Dr. and Mrs. Max A. VanBuskirk, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Weightman Dr. and Mrs. Irving Williams Attorney and Mrs. A. Thomas Wilson Dr. and Mrs .Theron A. Winter, Jr. The Class of 'I963 and The Oneida Staff thank THE PATRONS 81 THE ADVERTISERS for their support in making this yearbook a success. ARNEY'S SERVICE STATION Mobilgas and Mobiloil Tires - Batteries - Auto Accessories Washing Sc Waxing Your Car Never Too Big To Know You- Not Too Large To Serve You Route I5 Lewisburg, Phone JA 4-3062 P Phone JA 4-6421 FREGLY'S PHOTO SERVICE Photography of Quality 127 N. 2nd St Lewisbung, Pa Compliments of EDWIN D. MENSCH AGENCY BUFFALO VALLEY TELEPHONE COMPANY 30 South Second St. Lewisburgg Penna. LENTZ DRUG STORE Lewisburg, Pa. RELIABLE PRESCRIPTIONS Phone JA 3-1221 Sales Service GEARHART'S TV CENTER Route 45, West Lewisburq BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY GA TE WA Y TO HIGHER LEARNING Founded in 1846 More Thon 79 Young People From Union County Are Included in Her Current Student Body Dr. Merle Odgers, President Lewisburg, P . THE FOCHT PRINTING CO., INC. Printers of Dragon Hi-lites and Football Pnograms 231 Market St., Lewisburg, Pa. Clompliments ol' MECKLY'S MEAT MARKET Robert XY. Nleckly, Ilmlfnrffdnt' Conztlbliftzffms of W. L. DONEHOWER Compliments of MARGARET THEON Specialty Shop Fifi Broztclway, Milton -WMM! 7004' D1EFENBAcH's GARAGE Lewisburg, Perma General Rcpzlirs l ca WOODY'S REPAIR SHOP General Auto Repairs State Inspection COITIPHYUCINS Of fBrook Parkj Lewisburg, Pa. Phone JA 4-7452 Matrey's Grocery 131 N. Front St. Compliments of Lewisburg, Pa. S ' DAIRY Lewisburg, P UNION FARM BUREAU BOYER'S COOPERATIVE ASSOC. WESTERN AUTO S-I-ORE Twin Test Gas Feed Fuel Oil Seed Unico Tires Fertilizer 601 Market St. , Lewisburg, Pa. Phone JA 3-1204 Lewisburg, Pa. KRATZER DULL POST NO. 182 AMERICAN LEGION LEWISBURG SOCIAL CLUB Nwllilllwlw A F2 fcfffq xx QV, if fl7 N LEWISBURG THE LEWISBU RG NATIONAL BANK Established 1853 The modern bank with the Drive-In Window and Customer Parking Lot for all your banking needs. Our services are always considered ac- cording to your wishes and we hope to have the opportunity of numbering you among our many friends. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION THE lYONS SHOP Smartly Tailored Fashions and Accessories Lewisburg, Pa. Selinsgrove, Po. Compliment to CLASS of 1963 BECHTEL'S DAIRY Compliments of WALBURN MOWER SERVICE 17 North 6th St. Lewlsburg STElN'S FLOWER SHOP FLOWERS for Any Occasion Compliments of CHILDREN'S CENTER 428 Market St. Lewisburg, Pa. 29 S. Market St. Selinsgrove, Pa. iw, 'NVQ 1 it 4 .YZ -I K 'J My A erforu ri F -3? N' I . au' Jaaliona 44 N. 5th St. Phone JA 4-5711 Lewisburg, Pa. LEWISBU RG CLEAN ERS 40 North Derr Drive One Hour Professional Dry Cleaning Service and Coin Op Dry Cleaning There's no substitute for experience' Compliments of LEWISBURG BODY SHOP Lewisburg, Pa. REIEDS DRY CLEANERS For News of Folks You Know SUNBURY DAILY ITEM On your doorstep every day Commercial Printers Noted For Yearbook Printing B. O. DAUBERT, INC. 9019 HE 03 TRADE ' IND Q 9 '90 ' Bon .Q MARK xg. Q03Far-tewisavlgg 316 Market St. Lewisburg, Pa. H L dquarters for umbing Heating Air Conditioning Wall and Floor Tile Paints ea Pl Phone JA 3-1207 CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES HOTEL LEWISBURGER Meet All Your Friends and Neighbors Each Week on the Pages of Your Picture-Packed County- Wide Home Newspaper THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL JA 3-1204 or JA 3-6321 Compliments of CAMPUS BOWLING CENTER Best Wishes fo Class '63 BOWERSOX SUNOCO SERVICE- ' Route I5 and Buffalo Road Call For and Delivery Service JA 3-7211 We Give S Sc H Green Stamps Compliments of LAWRENCE MOTEL Lewisburg, Pa. Phone JA 3,4691 HEIMBACH LUNIBER Compliments of MILLER BROTHERS SHOE STORE At the bus stop Sunbury COMPANY WATSON MOTORS Buick - Rambler Lewisburg, Pennsylvania L. E. AGRICO FERTILIZERS Dial JA 4-737 Store, Vicksburg BURREY .IEDDO HIGHLAND COAL Dial JA 4-5771 Warehouse, N. 10th St., Lewisburg TO THE CLASS OF '63 BEST WISHES FROM THE ROSS STUDIO AND CAMERA STORE Compliments ol' STOVEITS ESSO SERVICE llclwvcii l,c'wisln11'gz1ml Nlilllinlmurg LEWISBURG NEWS AGENCY All Occasion Greeting Cards Koywoodie and Yellow-Bole Pipes Magazines Bi Subscriptions Compliments of GRENOBLE BROS. Dial IA 4-8713 KUNKI.E'S GROCERY for Quality Foods Dial JA 3-4411 I.. P. ILGEN Ice Vending Service and Cold Storage , Frozen Food Locker Congratulations to the Class of '63 SN OOK 'S MILL Mifllinburg, Pa. Compliments of BROADTS FURNITURE Where Good Furniture Is Not Expensive 550 North Derr Drive Lewisburg, Penna. GLENN O. WOLF Bulova, Hamilton, Wyler, Croton, and Eterna-Matic Watches Watches cleaned ultrasonically Expert Watch and Clock Repair Phone JA 4-2425 336 Market St. Lewisburg, Pa Best Wishes to the Class of '63 WAGNER'S STATIONERY 217 Market St. Phone KIA 3-4671 TONY'S OVEN FRESH PIZZA Every Pizza Made to Order Also Hoagies, Meatball Sandwiches Spaghetti All Orders Are Available for Takeout 500 Market Street, Lewisburg, Pa. Phone: JA 3-9251 Sunday Thru Thursday Hours Open: 4:00 P.M. to 1:00 A.M. Friday Sz Saturday 4:00 P.M. to 2:00 A.M. sooo LUCK IN 1963 REA 81 DERICK, INC. 326 Market Street The Store of Service The largest selection of fashion fabrics in Central Pennsylvania. All Cut from Full Bolts ,West mututv mowfsrmrcfs DOEBLER TEXACO SERVICE Route 15 and 45 Lubrication - Washing Waxing - Tires Batteries - Aecessories IVE PICK UP AND DELIVER JA 4-8252 STAMM'S ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES ll9 Market St. Lewisburg, Pa. Sales - Service Radio - Television Compliments of Refrigerators Water Heaters O'DAYlS RESTAURANT Ranges Dishwashers 216 Market St- Laundromat Clothes Dryers Lewisburg Good Food Served in a 5 FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE Phone JA 3-5972 PROWANTS The Store Where You Buy Clothes With A High School Education Market and Third Bob Zeiber '39 Frank Hinish '44 Compliments of RELIABLE FURNITURE COMPANY 22 North 2nd St. Front EQ Center St. Lewisburg Milton -IA 8-l225 Pl 2-8789 Compliments of R. M. MINIUM Sc SON Pipe Organs Electronic Organs 638 Market St. Lewisburg, Pa. THE ELITE SHOP 221 Market St. I5 S, Front St. Lewisburg, Pa. Milton, Pa. Compliments of SHERWIN-WILLIAMS and their dealers Paint and Color Centers HEATING OILS LUBRICANTS FLYING GASOLINES .v 'RVI MOTOR OILS Q 5 cg PRODUCTS AND SERVICE THAT SATISFY BEYER Gm FORTNER, INC. Distributors OIL BURNER SERVICE Phone: JAckson 3-I I 88 40 North Derr Drive Lewisburg Compliments of BECK'S AMUSEMENT CENTER 24 South 8th St. Lewisburg, Pa. Compliments of LEWISBURG BUlLDER'S SUPPLY Where Self-Service means Better-Service Distributors of Spread Satin - Building Supplies COMMUNITY VIDEO, INC. YOUNG'S FARM EQUIPMENT 245 N. Derr Drive Electronic Service h International Harvester and Sales Farm Equipment R. C. A. Sales and Service ' . - 4 Phone Lewisburg JA 3-6771 Lewlsburg R' D 1 JA 4 7 53 PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE FURNITURE Lewisburg Pennsylvania Compliments of REISH BROS. ELECTRICAL SUPPLY G.E. Electrical Appliances Contracting and Repairs Sales and Service V. 81 H. MOTOR CO. Lewisburg, Pa. SALES AND SERVICE 434 Market Sf. JA 4-923I Lewisburg, Pa, SN AVELY'S Clolliing and Shoes for the Entire Family LEE R. SNAVELY Phone JA 4-2433 MAZEPPA MILLS F. E. Johnson Merchant Miller FLOUR, FEED and GRAIN Dial JA 4-8657 or JA 4-8652 Lewisburg, Pa. R. D. 2 LIQUID FERTILIZER Compliments of THE SWEET SHOP CLYDE W. KIRKLAND, Prop. 624 St. George St. Congratulations- Class of 63 CAMPUS THEATRE WHAT'S PLAYING- Coll JA 4-9628 Compliments of ICAL 133 'UQ 0 'Q 0 QS 4C'TIr:A L F1292 SAFETY PAYS - PLAY SAFE M. S. MEIXELL AGENCY Insurance Service TELEPHONE JA 4-9525 IIEWISBURG CONCRETE PRODUCT TRANSIT MIXED CONCRETE Phone JA 4-9147 I. I. NEWBERRY CO. LEWISBURG, PA. 'Largest Department Store in Tri-County Area 54 Complete Departments- Everything for the Family- For the Home 'Quality Merchandise At Discount Prices Market at Fo B R O U G H ' S Men's Wear of Distinction urth Street LGWISIJUVQ, P0 America's Most Popular Car DIEHL CHEVROLET - CADILLAC COMPANY Dial JA 4-9 I 24 ' DIAMONDS Quality is our first consideration S15 ff. EA, SILVER Towle, Gorham Stieff China R ID I . OVC 'mo' 429 Marker street Lewwisburg, Pa. West M Compliments of BOB IOHN SON OIL COMPANY arket St. Lewisburg, Pa. IA 4-9722 GULF SOLAR HEAT C0 'P'f 'e 'S of AUCKER'S ATLANTIC 3 319 Market Street LEWISBLIRG, PENNA. Custom Mode Drapes Free Estimates Firestone Tires Delco Batteries Mirror Repairs Free Pick Up and Delivery We Give Gold Bond Stamps Phone JA 3-7000 DON AHOE'S FURNITURE Union County's Finest COMPLETE HOME FURNITURE STORE A Good Friendly Store Where You Can Discuss Your Furnishing Problems Featuring Pennsylvania House Solid Cherry and Maple SEE OUR SAMPLE ROOMS Lewisburg, Pennsylvania BOB HESS AND SON MEATS and MEAT PRODUCTS WINFIELD, PA. JA 4-4639 JA 4-4632 THE ESQUIRE SHOP Home of Quality Men's Wear 326 Market St. Lewisburg, Pa Cvmplfme-Hf'S f0 fhe WAlTER'S 0lDSMOBIlE, INC Class of 1963 Sales :S Service VIC 84 ENlNIA'S R f 15 L sb Q P Your Insurance Is CJll7'BIl5i71l .SS Real Protection Plus Personal Service Harry S. Fegley 135 South Third Street Lewisburg Phone JA 4-7351 or JA 3-3981 24 - Hour Service - 24 HELEN LYQNS Coin Operated Laundry GIFT sHoP 4 335 Market Street Lewlsburg' Pa' 243 N. Derr Drive On Route 15 THE UNION NATIONAL BANK GF LEWISBUREG At The Service of The Lewisburg School, Teachers, Students and School Associations In All of Its Departments BANKING 1 SAVINGS 1 TRUSTS - SAFE KEEPING THE LEWISBURG INN THE SANDWICH SHOP 604 Market Street Lewisburg, Pennsylvania TH E SPOT DRIVE-IN North Derr Drive Lewisburg, Pa. open 7 AM. - 12 P.M. Tasty Food Compliments of The Prudential' Insurance Co Louis A. Williams District Agent Z-WE'S DAIRY FARM Outstanding cows producing quality milk for outstanding customers. Mifflinburg, Pa. Food Our Specialty HORN BE RGE R'S Chorbroil Re-sfourcnt Mcrket at 20th St. JA 3-8731 Lewisburg, Pa. From a Sandwich to a Full Course Meal Thickest Milk Shakes in Town Where Customers Send Their Friends It's Great For 'A Date Go Bowling At LEGION LANES Buffalo Road Lewisburg, Penna. Automatic Private Compliments of Pinsetters Entrance VALLEY SALES 8z SERVICE Dodge - Cars and Trucks W. Market St. JA 3-6981 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1963 The .IPM Company A GOOD PLACE T0 WORK Compliment of HECTOR'S JEWELRY STORE Keepsake Diamonds Wofchmaker and Jeweler Phone: JAckson 4-7151 610 Morkef St. Lewisburg, PO. harriet macintyre antigua: and ifzfszioz cfscozabing 322 mama:-:t Must ja. 3:5682 fiewiiguzg, psnnayfuania. 323 Marker BENNETVS Street Lewisb H LEWISBURG TRUST Safe Deposit Co. Third ond Market Streets E DOORWAY TO MODERN BANKING Compliments of LAWSON'S SHOES QUAKER MFG. CO., INC. Makers of Sleepwore Products it J AL IIIIII H-EEE, wALswoR'ru Lmcqmpm-fs 5. emma b WALSWOHTH Muxcelms, Mo U, S A 100 ,rg 2 1 P I I i X. hx '14 5' no-qlv-:E-S ,gh ,, L ll 1 .Q-1.. .H - ,inni- a'lf:'WlL-,-l:f3s'x .1 ' A' ws . 0 ,f: ZY9-J' ' 'fu ,I 5 +- .,,,4f!l v -5 ,f 4.6'rx.,:t,lI V, I ' v'n,, I., ig. f-'H' rl' 'A-:fn !7 ' . .5 l'5 ' I . ... .. . M... 1 . ' ' 9 1 e A 'u . . . Nl , I 5 h :draft 1 -4 3 I - ' . 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