Lewistown High School - Lore Yearbook (Lewistown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1955 volume:

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And a cheer for the dark before us! 1 From AT THE CROSSROADS by Richard Hovey Q1 864-1 9002 'QA-1 .4 1iH 4' S 31 yi ,,fif9F?'f-L,a N4 .2 g: ' A 4 1 5115? xy hm' , 9,-if . ggegpiiyiw , . 16 . 1 , U1 .X W, JN.. 1 fe MT:-4 4 , ,a, ,,l,,'-. . ' '13 A .D mag 1 X, I- Q.. , 1 ' u .J ' ' 4 .1- v- -.j,f-. 4 ' vu 1- V Q 1 X il, 11 , W. , ' 1 X' :' 1 v W, , ,., -,sf S X 1 . ,, i 1 YQ T , , ' 546, bv ,3- Q5 Us X rw K -I . 5 , ,356 ,wa . ' ,is 1 sff fisf' N ,Q , ,,k . 1? 1 , Published by the Senior Class Lewistown Jr.-Sr. High School Lewistown, Pennsylvania . .n4 was FOREWORD UNITED IN BROTHERHOODQ' the theme of our Lore, has a real meaning for the Class of '55, The peoples of the world are slowly progressing toward this ideal. As We accept this idea of the brotherhood of man, since we have a common Creator, we raise the standard of human rela- tions to a higher and happier plane. It is the glory and strength of America that our founding fathers held firmly to this ideal. Here in school as we study art, literature, music, and science, we know We have been enriched and inspired by the cultural contributions of all races and creeds. As a well-integrated school, we cherish the loyalty and friendship of every member of our fine student body. VVe, the Class of 755, will stand side by side as brothers, as we face the problems and opportunities of life. ITED I fgfi RCDTHERHOO Theme .... Dedication Administration Faculty ..... Memorial . . . Seniors ..... Underclassmen Organizations Athletics .. Patrons . Curriculum .... . , . TABLE OF CONTENTS Page 2 4 8 10 13 14 20 47 60 76 89 FF if A M 0 af' WE DEDICATE GUR LCDRE sum In this book of high school memories, We pay tribute to a group of dedicated gentlemenfthe clergymen of our com- munity. By their teaching, example, and endless service in our behalf from baptism on through our growing years, they have trained us to have, as a vital influence in the develop- ment of our character and personality, faith in God. We also realize that we are indebted to these men for the guidance and counsel we have needed during these years, and now, in this way we wish to express our thanks. To them we gratefully and reverently dedicate the 1955 Lore. ad' ,M A 6 vw 'kwa 1' 1 '- S TO THE CLERGY A THEIR ORK MEMBERS OF THE CLERGY, standing, A left to right: Rev. S. E. Wicker, Rev. W. Kahl, Rev. K. I. Bower, Rev. W. A Parsons, Captain H. G. Baker, Rabbi M H. Bleich, Dr. H. A. Riddle, Rev. H. C Hornbeck. Sealed: Rev. Harold Snider Rev. E. Z. Utts, Rev. W. C. Neff, Rev. C H. Gehman, Rev. C. W. Fields, Rev Theron Snyder, Rev. J. S. Kane. 'r T0 THE YW Administration, Zzculfy A N D Hlizsses S MR. RICHARD H. BARTHOLOMEW B.A., M.Ed. Superintendent of Public Schools WHO HA E By attending our public schools, you have learned the great precept of brotherhood. You have learned, played and grown up with boys and girls of many different faiths. In the give and take of growing up together, you have learned the real meaning of brotherhood. You have become friends with those of all faiths. Only the public school can serve this great end. We do not find the whole of ourselves until our inner reality possesses those spiritual forces which are greater than ourselves. We need this inner reality to face life's challenges and to live the abundant life. Faith, hope, and love are still the abiding realities. Growth is one of the striking notes of our religious faiths. To the graduates of this 1955 class, continue your growth spiritually, and develop your capacity to think straight, to come to sound conclusions, and to work constructively with other people. ln this nation, it is the individual that counts, and the in- dividual is master of his own destiny. As a graduate, we expect you to carry high the ideals of our Alma Mater and to be a truly representative citizen of our great Republic. We wish you success. Lewistown, Pennsylvania MR. RICHARD F. SNYDER B.S., M.Ed. Principal Lewistown Jr.-Sr. High School Brotherhood is a dynamic living form working actively to bring together in common understanding people of all nationalities, races, and creeds, work- ing toward a universal goalwaa better world in which to live. In our school life we must continue to practice the ideals of brotherhood if we wish to achieve a real democracy. It is important that students and faculty show respect for the importance and worth of each individual-irrespective of race, creed, or color. The age-old question is always with us, .-lm I my b1'0thc1 s kccpc1'! The question is as old as civilization. And all the noble answers to this question through the years affirm that all men, of all religions, of all colors and of all languages are brothers. No man can live alone. MISS GLADYS S. MCCAULEY B.A. Assistant Principal Lewistown Jr.-Sr. High School M' A U. . i i kV. , 2 f. -f 4 1 if I ,. : -, . . . .ff fi V: ,- fi If' :Ki fbi? .Q : xyjx. ,. ,,fiiig,E?f7fv ,V ' .L I2 if --o. we ' , . , Y L bfi MR. M. EUGENE HUTCHINSON B.S., M.Ed. Assistant Principal Lewistown Jr.-Sr. High School MR. HAROLD J. PECK B.S., M.Ed. Director Industrial Education NSPIRED OUR I TERESTS, MR. RICHARD D. SMITH B.S., M.Ed. Director Music Education ,, . gr ,guna ' 5 N 4 ,, 3 sf r QE Q-98 5 H. 2 PV W, ' .i'ii Q, '.i, A ll. F - ' K -I I -',- f' za if G . ' - ' MR. JOSEPH WERSINGER B.S., M.Ed. Director Art Education J MR. STERLING C. CAMPBELL B.S., M.A. Director Student Personnel Services - 5. M mi. Nr av-fr Mr' fm- sr Mary S. Barr R.N. Nurse and Home Visitor Lawrence D. Bergman B.S. Geography and History Phyllis M. Brumbaugh B.S. Geography and History fswm, 1 'X A new-.-.-4 Qlidg ,I Robert L. Bauman B.S., M.Ed. General Science Harold E. Bosler B.S. Related Drawing Anna M. Burkins B.S., M.Ed. History Q ew- f 'Y' i, .1 f ,.,,w, , Y up Vvz, ...makin ,, Q. i-xr ' f B U avian' -SQL ng I .2558 , Aaxxk X rr . rneeri Dorothy M. Benner HHFFY I- Benfsel A.B., M.Ed. Electricity English Pauline H. Brandt Ivy H. Bi-anon B.S., M.A. B,S, Vocational Home Economics Arr William F. Casilli B.S. Vocal Music DEVELOPED OUR T Mary H. Crumbling A.B., M.A. Elizabeth L. Culbertson . . A.B. Speech COEFQCIIODISC English h . F Jo nlgls. agan Howard Fauth English and Public Speaking B-S- D Commercial Peter N. Gorant B.S. Jane E. Grimes English, Geography, and B.S. History General Home Economics 'N . 'bf Edgar G. Dickert Ph.B. f is . Esther Cressman B.S., M.A. Mathematics LENTS, Harry H. Engle A.B., M.Ed. is . , ,, Mathematics Biology Mary E. Frankenberry Ethel p. Geedy Ph.B. A.B. Eflgllsh Special Education Philill' L- Guisel' Dean S. Hartman B-sv B.S., M.Ed. English General Science si. I -Q gi i ' E stlse fi I3 ..,' .... .ff at ' , . fe, :, Q 'lliL . I 3.2. H. 65491 ., .,, 'iss ! , , i s i 7 QL 'Sf' ' ' 'l'5hei'k ie 2 iX 415 JL, 0- Y' Q32 , gb' My QQ inn. R X262 Qs ji 1 fi' K 3 Esther Helfrecht William M. Hetrick A.B., B.L.S. B.S. Librarian Industrial Arts Richard S. Houpt Albert W. Houser B.S. B.S. Social Studies and History Commercial Ross A. Hufford Gertrude Kaup A.B. B.S. English Commercial Elizabeth S. Hibler A.B. History J. Lester Houser, Jr. A.B., M.Ed. Mathematics Constance C. Kinderman B.S. Health and Physical Education Harold C. Hornbeck A.B. English William A. Howe B.S., M.A. Junior Science and Chemistry L. Vincent Kochenderfer B.Mus., M.Mus. Instrumental Music AND GUIDED QUR THOUGHT , Marvin S. Lantz B.S. History Kenneth J. Lontz Anna H. Lebo R.D.H. Dental Hygienist Dorothy B. Maxwell Auto Mechanics A,B, Latin Eva M. Minick Mary W- Novak B.S. A.B. General Home Economics English Lgffi'- 'Vx mr I . f-1, 4-? '7 V4 1113? 'v Janice A. Lewis A.B. Reading Grace B. McCoy B.S. Geography A. May Park A.B., M.A. Spanish and French Thomas W. Lewis B.S., M.S. Mathematics and Dramatics Earl J. McMillen B.S. History and Social Studies Helen I. Price B.S. Civics if i M353 I , 'A' fvx -'Vi' IU' fig' 3 -f- ,f Q ft it Q. in 1 V exif ' .H.,..y, df- if ff' Rf P ' W :lk . W4 54544 Sixth' .1 - A y i irq as ' A S KH, ' f'3 S. - S- W .f 'mv 5!-'M-.. -,M P 7 f v , 1 i 'TW v1 and Mimi d t , . ...ZE ' William B. Rager B.S., M.Ed. Machine Shop Practice V Jean Rosenstengel Fred E. Reigle B.S., M.Ed. Related Science John Rosenstengel N' . A,., hgh -p-.ar - ' 4'bk Q' VAVV W iisflf' clicll Q 2 efefi 1 . f ' yr gene xn, .l 3 M f Jay M. Riden B.S. Mathematics Robert E. Russ Russell A. M. Romig B.S., M.S. Special Education Josephine M. Schellenberg B.S. B.S. B.S., M.Ed. A.B. Health and Physical Health and Physical Social Studies and History English Education Education Eleanor Sheaffer Maurice C. Sheaffer Samuel W- Shearer Joseph F. Sicchitano B.S., M.Ed. A.B. M3th9m3flCS A.B., M.Ed. Vocational Home Economics Social Studies and History Commercial and English RELN WE GR TEFULLY AN SINCE Roger B. Smith B.S. Commercial Clyde M. Taylor, Jr. Woodworking and Carpentry Harold A. Webb B.S., M.Ed. Biology and Physi CS Charles W. Swartz B.S. Industrial Arts Jack T. Thompson Karl A. Swartz B.S. Related Mathematics Alexander Ufema B.S., M.Ed. if . Jack E. Swetek B.S., M.Ed. Driver Training Marie R. Ward B.A. M.Ed. . . General Science Healtlliidaxgtiglhyslcal Mathematics Ethel Wray A.B. English Q if val xiii xi- ,gvgw f , , Vw -'99-.Nu , .34 I 1 K, J! 4 we-. Vx fr' g ' W' A? ... , A 5. sti' . .ta-M r ,, K sw fi qi? 1- I .,, if ,,,. v V 1. ' ,. - V .1 , C 1 . -.'l' t 2 X Q . Q-a f- 2 ' . it -., ., 35 'W .Ji 1405 Jn Memorzam LOUISE R. SPANGLER JOYCE I, KREBS Y OUR HUMBLE RE PEC S We, the Class of 1955, wish to express our sincere regret at the loss of our dear friends, Miss Louise Spangler and Mrs. Joyce Krebs. For twenty-four years, Miss Spangler worked as dental hygienist in the Lewis- town School System. She was born on July 1, 1908, and died on july 29, 1954, her death being.: attributed to cancer. ln the Senior Department, Mrs. Krebs was the secretary in the principals ofiice for eight years. She was born on April 22, 1926, and died on july 4, 1954, in an automobile accident. THE FRIENDLY SECRETARIES, standing, left to right: Ann jones, Susan Fisher, Mary Kcefer, Dorothy Bailey, Helen Stewart, Betty George. PARLEZ-VOUS FRANCAIS? Along with Spanish and Latin, French is one of the many electives of the Academic course. By playing records, singing songs, and reading stories, we become better acquainted with the language. OUR CLASS ATES Fl DCAREERS I THE Academic TOUCHE, IVIACBETI-I! Student dramatization of the classic gives a better understanding and more enjoy- ment to all. JW' AS STUDENTS of trigonometry, we learn about solving a triangle, finding its area, and of other related phases. Here Sarah lVlcCahan and Joe Marrone graph the sine and cosine of an angle. PROFESSIONS AN BUSINESS THIS STENOGRAPHY II Class studies transcription which includes spelling, grammar, and punctuation along with the repetitive practice in shorthand of brief forms, phrases, word beginnings and endings, giv- en at challenging speeds. A STRIKING SIMILAR- ITY to authentic office con- ditions and procedures is achieved in office practice. A well-rounded course of twelve phases of office work is presented. 'N-an-. Kvmmcrcial BY MEANS of continuous drills and practice, high speeds are attained and accuracy is improved in typing class. Mfr N l OTHERS IN HGMEMAKI AND I DLISTRY EMPHASIS IS placed generally on individual W approach to creative expression in arts and crafts. Each pupil or group is responsible for defining problems and selecting the means for solving them. Jfamamukiug BY THE use of films, these pupils in social studies find that their course in the study of National Government is more interesting, and not too difficult to understand. Q-.5 A' UNDERSTANDING PATTERNS is very important to these girls preparing themselves to be future home- makers. They learn the fundamentals of cutting, fitting and sewing. THESE GIRLS find that practice plays an important part in becoming efficient cooks. Along with practice, the value of nutrition is emphasized as well as that of planning and serving meals. ACCURACY PLAYS an important part when a worker uses a metal lathe. Here a vocational student in the machine shop increases his skill while completing a useful implement. Vmztiwzal IN THE DRAFTING shop, future architects are taught the fundamentals of a well-built home. With T-square and triangle, much work is accom- plished. ELECTRICITY, one of the chief benefactors of the THESE BOYS from the woodshop are receiving modern age is the subject of extensive study n t e practical application of carpentry, as they work on electric shop a house building project, which is a new part of the Vocatlonal curriculum. 60155 Ofkccr SENIOR CLASS OFFI- CERS, left to right: Carole Houser, secretaryg Clifford HHFIIIIZH, presidentg Steve Shimp, treasurerg Helen Phenicie, vice-president. ,fldzfzlvcrs SENIOR CLASS ADVIS- ERS, left to right: Miss Gladys S. McCauley, Mr. Fred E. Reigle, Mrs. Eleanor Sheaffer, Mr. Harry H. En- gle. fd E. JEAN AURAND Jean Academic Activities: Activity Repre- sentative 15 Banker 25 Student Council 35 Lore Staff5 National Honor Society 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 35 County Band Z, 35 Sophomore Class Party5 Class Play. Clzamcterirticx Sweet . . . smart. Ambition: To succeed in life. SHARON JOY BAIR She rry General Activities .' Transferred from Williamsport, September, 1954. Chamctc1'istirs.' Industrious . . . quiet. Ambition: To be an art teacher. RICHARD ALEXANDER Pooch,' Vocational Activities: Activity Repre- sentative 2. Charactvristicx Honest . . . self-reliant. Ambition: To marry a nurse and to own a home. MARTHA L. AUMILLER Martha Commercial Activities: Assembly 1, 2, 35 A Cappella Choir 35 Class Play5 Class Dues Collector 25 Glee Club 1, 25 60-Word Tran- scription Z 5 100-Word Theory. Clzaracteristicx.' Considerate . . . neat. Ambition: To go to business school. 290 SOPHOMORES ENTER SENIOR HIGH. .1 ..,.. ..,,.. .- sts... '11 -1.,.wzf1s, - 5. s iff: -V - v'-v-- : ia. fs: .- fsfs?1ss245w -:E--:- ' sas-25.1.1-i ' .V - tf'fa f3zimiffi'1 N., fiisszsg- - 'K Yiitix .. 'L ' Q., 1 u . vigazgysg s 1' eirl 2 Ssifszf- f .,. . rea.. 1.511-f 1 ilk - .5 Q' 1 A . . 1 - 5. ew 'QNX . ., - - .gage ?' f . .. 2 1 S' , I -ff- P1 : . - '- - 1. wissgw-1 I - 5. - , -J fi 1- . .. -2-I 5 1' .arf 1.2.1 . ,K . ,., , ,,..,. I .- f af 1. ggi: , i wtf- ti-?1s'1:i - 1 ,,ftf5-1gsg351,, asf 53152 I ,ef ' K -f i ll 1 1- sw fg agp -s 3 1 1 N at X, RAYMOND H. BARNETT Barney General Activities: Prom Committeeg Wrestling 15 Assembly 15 Class Play. Clzamctrristirx.' Jovial . . friendly. Ambition : To travel. JACK McCOY BARTON Jud General Activities: Banker 15 Assem- bly 1, 35 Activity Rep- resentative 25 Class Play. Charactcristics.' Gentlemanly . . . neat. Ambition : To go to Florida. W . A ini' i.... .. .1 HR A gawk K K . mv-1 . ,tif , . ,. , 'nf 'wg riff Q, J f .wut -rt, t ., sg 1' im it f it git? 1 ' if 1? if -11 1 S . EDWARD H. AURAND ECP, Academic Afti'uiiies.' Student Council 1, 2, 35 Wrestling 1, 2, 33 Lore Staff5 Prom Com- mitteeg Sophomore Class Partyg Assembly 2, 35 Class Play. C1llll'ClCiFl'i5fiCS.' Dependable . . . jovial. Ambition: To go to college. HELEN E. BALDWIN Helen Academic Activities: Concert Choir 1, 25 35 County Chorus 1, Z, 35 Orchestra 1, 25 As- sembly 1, 2, 35 National Honor Society 25 35 Ma- roon and Steel 2, 35 Sophomore Class Partyg Class Play5 Dues Col- lector 15 Volleyball Z5 Basketball 3. Cltaracterixticr.' Intelligent . . . fun-loving. Ambition: To mix music and mathematics successfully. ia EMMA D. BAXTER Lu Lu Home Economics Activities: Volleyball 1, 2 Basketball 1, Prom Com- mittee, Class Play. Chai'ot'tr1'islics.' Short . . quiet. Ambition: To marry Rich and to be a good wife. ' ..'l ' zllzl 'z 'lol riif ' - 5 lf: Al.. . A A V :Q- X 5 x, LARRY F. BOBB Larry,' Academic Activities: Wrestling 1, 2, 3, Lore Staff, Banker 1, 3, Class Play, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Prom Committee, Soph- omore Party, Track 2' Assembly 1, 3. Clzarartfristirs: Friendly per- sonality. Ambition: To be a good ele- mentary teacher. v RONALD G. BECKWITH General uBeckyn Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, Or- chestra 1, 2, 3, District Band 2, 3, District Or- chestra 2, 3, State Band 2, Student Council 3, Class Play, Assembly 1, 2, 3, Prom Committee, Dance Band 2, 3, County Band 1, Z, 3, Sophomore Class Partv. CllIll'tlCf!'I'iSiiCS.' Musical . . . accommodating. Ambition: To play drums in Stan Kenton's Band. BARBARA M. BENNETT Bax-bn Commercial Activities: Glee Club 2, Choristers 1, Assembly 1, 2, Intramural Sports, 60-Word Transcription 2, Class Play. Characterislicx Pleasant . . . talkative. Ambition: To be a success. SHIRLEY A. BECKWITH Becky Commercial Activities: Band 1, Z, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, Volleyball 2, 3, Basketball 3, Assem- bly Z, 3, Class Play. Charactf'ristic.r: High step- ping majorette. Ambition: To be a telephone operator. ESTHER E. BLESSING Esther General Activities: Activity Repre- sentative 2, Assembly 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, Bas- ketball Z, 3, Volleyball 2, Class Play. Characteristics.' Studious . . . modest. - Ambition: To be successful. HARTMAN IS OUR SOPHOMORE PRESIDENT. PETER E. C. BEATTY Peter Vocational Ai'ti'uitics.' Track 1, Future Craftsmen Club 1, 2, 3. ClzaractU'istics.' Witty . . . friendly. Ambition: To go to Florida. HJR g. .e CONSTANCE M. BOCK Connie Commercial Arsrivities: Banker 1, As- sembly 1, Z, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Lore Staff, Bowling 2, Basketball 1, Volleyball 2, Class Play. Cliaracif-risticx.' Frank . . . unpredictable. Ambition: To make the best out of life. FERN L. BOOKWALTER Tern Commercial Activities: Sophomore Class Partyg Prom Committee5 Class Play5 Assembly 35 60-Word Transcription Z. Cha1'actcristirs.' Considerate . . . happy. Ambition: To go to Carlisle Business College. ! ROY L. BOREMAN Roy Vocational Activities: Future Craftsmen Club 1, 25 35 Class Dues Collector 35 Sophomore Class Party5 Prom Com- mittee. ClmractNi5lics.' Manly . . . reliable. Ambition: To boss a carpen- ter gang. JOHN E. BOYER Johnny Academic Acli'Uitirs.' Activity Repre- sentative 35 Sophomore Class Party5 Prom Com- mittee5 Basketball 2, 35 .Assembly 25 Baseball 35 Student Council 25 Banker 1. Clzararler'istics.' Energetic . . . reliable. Ambition: To be a success in the Air Force or Navy. ...many NANCY J. BOSSINGER Nancy Commercial Activitizm' Glee Club 1, 35 Assembly 1, 35 Prom Committee5 60 - Word Transcription 25 Class Play. Characteristics: Small . . . sincere . . . neat. Ambition: To live a happy life. BEVERLY BUBB Bev', Commercial Activities: Activity Repre- sentative 15 Glee Club 15 Class Play. Cl1a1'ai'ter'i5tiz'5.' Neat . . . modest . . . earnest. Ambition: To work in Fair- less Hills. JAMES E. BOONIE Boonie Vocational Activities: Class Play. Characteristicx: Jolly . . . capable. Ambition: To become an ef- ficient machinist. . 'Y32 . ,.., - wh Nike' 'its xii ft' if .M Y 5 if J. V.'S END UNDEFEATED BASKETBALLSEASON. MARY S. BUBB Cl1ubby', Home Economics Activiiirs: Glee Club 2, 35 Class Play5 Volleyball 25 Assembly Z5 Prom Com- mitteeg Basketball 2. Clzaractvristics: Likeable . . . talkative. Ambition: To be a governess. swf' M F ,Q-1' M ig ' 4 i LAWRENCE A. BURD Larry Commercial Activities: Band 2, 35 Art 15 Sophomore Class Party: Assembly 1, 2, 35 Class Play5 Boys' Chorus 1, 25 District Orchestra 3. C11arartm'istics: Merry . . . helpful. Ambition: To be a success in whatever I undertake. it PATRICIA M. BURGE Pat General Acti'uilies.' Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Assembly 1, 2, 33 Vol- leyball 2, 3: Basketball 3g Softball 35 Class Play. Characteristics: Reserved . . . pleasant. Ambition: To join the WAF. A. LOUISE CAMPBELL Louise,' Commercial Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Scphomore Class Partyg Assembly 1, 25 Activity Representative Z5 Ma- roon and Steel 2, 3g Prom Committee 5 National Honor Society 2, 35 Lore Staff: Volleyball Zg Class Play. Characteristics.' Serious . . . capable. Ambiliona To live a happy life. WILLIAM R. CARTER Bill General Acti'vilies.' Banker 2, 35 Stu- dent Council 1, 2: Wres- tling lq Football 1, 25 Concert Choir 1, 2, 35 As- sembly 1, 2, 35 Prom Committeeg Sophomore Class Party: Class Play. Characteristics: Carefree . . . sociable. Ambition: To own a service station. r , A is 3 . 1, K. . me ,Q ,,,,.,fi. it 2 ' . 4 Q, ., W A . N151--'i 'P t gifs: RUTH E. BURLEW Chin Commercial Acli'vities: A Cappella Choir 2, SQ Glee Club lg As- sembly 1, 2, 35 National Honor Society Z, 35 Prom Committeeg Ma- roon and Steel 1, 2, 35 Editor of the Lore: Class Dues Collector lg Banker 2: Intramural Sports 1, 25 Class Play. C lzaractcristics : Industrious . . . co-operative. Ambition: To live a happy, successful life. ALL ENJOY SOPHOMORE CLASS PARTY. GUY K, CHILCOTE Chile-bean Academic Activities: Sophomore Class Party: Class Dues Col- lector 35 Class Play. Characteristics: Short . . bashful. Ambition: To be a chef . . . to live to a ripe old age. se' PATRICIA LEE COFFEY Pat General Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Assembly 1, 25 Class Play. Characteristics: Short . . . happy. Ambition: To be a successful literature teacher. ROBERT R. CAROLUS Bobby Vocational Activities: Class Play. Characteristics: Jolly . . . friendly. Ambition: To be a better Sportsman. ELIZABETH M. CAVANAUGH Lil General Activities: Glee Club 1, 23 Volleyball 1, 25 Assem- bly 1, 25 Prom Commit- teeg Library Club 1, 25 Class Play. Characteristics: Friendly . . . trustful. Ambition: To make the most out of life. Sm ' I 1 5 - 4-5 it 3 I .i ' Q WK? FRANK LIN J. DAVIDHEISER Frank Vocational Activities: Class Dues Col- lector 1, Z, Student Council 33 Prom Com- mittee, Future Craftsmen Club 1, 2, 3, Class Play. Characteristics: Helpful . . . handsome. Ambition: To teach wood- work in Vocational Edu- cation. WILLIAM F. DIPPERY Dip Commercial Aclivitics: Boys' Chorus 1, 2, Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, County Chorus 1, 2, 35 District Chorus Z, 3, County Band Soloist 2, Assembly 1, 2, 3, State Chorus 3, Class Play. Characteristics: Musical . . . happy- D Ambition: To enter the music field. DOROTHY A. COLEMAN Dorothy Commercial Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Volleyball 1, Basketball Zg Assembly 1, 2, 35 Class Play. Characteristics: Tall . . . friendly. Ambition: To join the WAF. MYRA E. DAUBERT Myra Commercial Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, Assembly 1, 2, Volleyball 2, 3,-Basketball 1, Soft- ball 3, Class Play. Characteristics: Quiet . . . serious. Ambition: To be happy. .. WISMER LEADS US AS JUNIORS 1 ' , r. 5 ... - gg: Q, r M ,N fy fgfsl' - . Q2 , , 1 ,Q va was QL . fe , F ' r .' 'f 3531 f. , e Zz' f fi fi? ' W fra il. 2 1 ru .- . :,-1,- . -' wp, . ,- L. - ff -. 4 H 1, , ff -'tif' . fiieffiiff 'iiigirmvi fhifgflwisii-Vlv'Q.x 1 , :f'5:i'l5.,',w53HZ - f l r.., ,. gen. fs. 1 -atitfasfisiaft rw f f s Q Z15FEErf7.,l:,3?Mggi51gfziV-5 V ..: , 3 f. sfffefamwsvri 12 .5 sv, , ,--misteriff-fgiiwfis-s,f, 2 - .Ls i .. , . . , LAWRENCE W. DUKES Larry Vocational Characteristics: Quiet . . . friendly. Ambition: To marry Jean- nettef' ROSE MARIE C. EBY Q 'Rosen Academic Activities: Scphomore Class Party, Glee Club Z'g Con- cert Choir 3, Tri-Hi-Y VV' i 1, 2, 3, Assembly 2, 3 Class Play, Characteristics: Fun-loving . . . confident. Ambition: To be a registered IIUYSC. BERNICE JENE DIEHL Bernie Academic Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 13 Bas- ketball 1, Volleyball 2: Class Dues Collector 1, Z, Class Play. Charactffristics: Beautiful hair . . . friendly. Ambition: To be a nurse. BETTY L. DONAHEY Betty General Activitics: Glec Club 1, 2, A Cappella Choir 3: As- sembly 1, Z, 3, Class Play. Characteristics: Quiet . . . friendly. Ambition: To be a success in anything I undertake. 'E' SANDRA KAY ELLIS Sandy Commercial Acli'uitiz's.' Tri-Hi-Y 15 Bowl- ing1,Z5Glee Club 1, 25 Assembly 1, 25 Basketball 25 Class Play. Cliaractcristics.' Pleasant . . . reserved. Ambition: To enjoy life and all I do. 4 lm. ,w--, Nga' 'WFS RICHARD G. GANOE Dick General Activities: Football Manager 1, 2, 35 Concert Choir 2 35 County Chorus 3 Boys' Chorus 25 Sopho more Class Party5 Prom Committee5 Class Play. Characteristics: Talkative . . . fun-loving. Ambition: To see the world and to be a success. PATRICIA M. FRAME Pat Commercial Acti'uitif's: Intramural Sports 2, 35 60-Word Transcrip- tiong 100-Word Theory5 Library Club 25 Class Play. Characteristics: Friendly . . . fun-loving. Ambition: To join the WAF. WANDA L. FRYMYER Wanda General Activities: Transferred from McVeytown High School, September. 1954. Class Play5 60-Word Transcrip- tion. Characteristics: Agrceable . . . active. Ambition: To travel and to see the world. .tif aye l V 5 DARLENE L. FROHM Kitten General Activities: Assembly 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 1, Z5 Prom Committee 5 Sophomore Class Party5 Volleyball 25 A Cappella Choir 35 Class Play. Characteristics: Chatterer . . . unpredictable. Ambition: To be a success in life. HARRY L. GANOE Harry Academic Acti'vities.' Sophomore Class Party5 Class Play. Characteristics: Happy - go - lucky. Ambition: To be a success. ret 5 WILLIAM F. FETTERS Bill Vocational Activities: Banker 25 Future Craftsmen Club 3. Characteristics : Industrious . . . jovial. Ambition: To enter the Mili- tary Service. CLOYD S. GODDARD Cloyd Academic Acli'uitic'5.' Activity Repre- sentative 15 Banker 25 Sophomore Class Party5 Prom Committee5 Wres- tling 1, 2, 35 Track 1, 2, 35 Assembly 1, 2, 35 Class Play. Characteristics .' Gymnastic . . . witty. Ambition: To go to Lock Haven State Teachers College. WE CHOOSE RED AND WHITE AS CLASS COLORS. . A iict 5 .tiit A I ' A A i n . S11 iesz jx Nh? ta M E DAVID P. GOLDSTEIN Dave Academic Activities: Class Dues Col- lector 2, 35 Maroon and Steel Z, 35 Boys' Chorus 25 Library Club Z5 Band 35 Graph Club 35 Assem- bly 35 National Honor Society 35 County Band 35 Class Play5 Lore Staff. Characteristics: Industrious . . . studious, Ambition: To have my own band someday. flew iff, ,M .aa ' -:max awQfi'L'aa.'tsrLu -W WILLIAM J. GREENE Bill Academic Acti'oities: Football 2, 35 Track 1, 2, 35 Sophomore Class Party5 Maroon and Steel 2, 35 Class Play. Characteristics.' Athletic . . . ,V friendly. 7' Ambition: To go to college. -1 l 25 1 .fi ee fa, 3122! ,' -' 3311, we s' '2e'T:'H:e? - a s ak fi BETTY E. HALL Betty Commercial Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Library Club 25 Dra- matics 15 Assembly 1, 25 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 35 60-Word Transcription Z5 Class Play, Characteristics: Nice . . . easy-going. Ambition: To join some branch of the Women's Armed Forces. CHARLES F. GROSE Charlie Vocational Activities: Class Play. Characteristics: Gentle . . . neat. Ambition: To be a successful farmer. DELORES A. HAMMILL Del Commercial Acti'Uitirs.' Glee Club 1, 25 A Cappella Choir 35 Ma- roon and Steel 35 Prom Committeeg Art 15 As- sembly 1, Z, 35 Class Play5 Public Speaking 15 Library Club 25 60- Word Transcription 2. Characteristics: Friendly . . . quiet. Ambition: To become a suc- cessful secretary. BEVERLY JANE GOSS Bevvie Home Economics Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Assembly 1, 25 Volleyball 1, 25 Basketball 1, 25 Class Play5 Prom Com- mittee. Chara'cteristics: Quiet . . . friendly. Ambition: To join the Waves with Peg, Donna, and Arlene. CAREER DAY OFFERS US INFORMATION ON OCCUPATIONS. DORIS JEAN HAMPTON I-lamp Commercial Activities: Glee Club 2, 35 Volleyball 1, 25 Basket- ball 35 Lore Staff5 Na- tional Honor Society Z, 35 Assembly 2, 35 Sopho- more Class Party5 60, SHARON RAE HARP Sharon General Activities: Glee Club 1, 25 Banker 15 Basketball 15 Volleyball 15 Choristers 15 Prom Committee: As- sembly 1, 25 Class Play. Characteristics: Fun-loving 80-Word Transcription5 . . . happy. Class Play. Ambition: To be a good Characteristics: Faithful . . . nurse. talkative. Ambition: To 'see the world. ' 'Q JT' A ' FAYE J. HARTLEY Faye Commercial ' .f1ctii'ilir5.' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, .Assembly 1, 2, 3, Banker 1, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Class Play. rr r C1llll'flt'lf'I'iXfiK'S.' Settled . . . I reliable. www. e f Q NT-1 Ambition: To be a success in whatever I undertake. CLIFFORD HARTMAN Cliff', Academic Activities: Football 1, Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, Z, 3, Class President 1, 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Student Council Representative to State Convention 2, Sopho- more Class Party, Prom Committee, Assembly 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y 1, Z, 3, Banker 1, Lore Staff, Class Dues Collector 2, Maroon and Steel Z, Student Hand- book Committee, Class Play. Charactrrixlirs.' Leader . . . Cooperative. EAGERLY AWAITED CLASS RINGS ARRIVE. A 'bf'f0 f T0 be a mfhcf DAVID J. HAWK Buggy Academic Acli'Uitif.r: Wrestling 2, 3, Soccer 3, Banker 1, 2, .Assembly 1, Prom Com- mittee, Class Play. Cha1'actrristicx.' Calm . . . witty. Ambition: To travel. and a coach. MARY J. HEIMBACH Janie Commercial Acti'uitiz'.r: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Assembly 1, Z, 3, Class Dues Collector 3, Bas- ketball 3, Volleyball 2, 100-Word Theory, Class Play. Clzaractrristics: Modest . . . friendly. Ambition: To become a nurse and to serve in the WAF. no -E RUBY LEE HESKETH , PATRICIA ANN HILE Ruby Commercial 1 f Pat Academic Afzivieim- one Club 1, S, ' . 't' .lffirtifiw Band 1, 2, 3, A Cappella Choir 2, As- ' V County Band 1, 2, 3, sembly 1, 2, 3, 60-Word ' - ' District Band 2, 3, Dis- Transcription 2, Prom A trict Orchestra 3, Con- Committee, Class Play. cert Choir 2, 3, National Charactcristirr' Friendly . . . j i' Honor Society 2, 3, As- musical. A - - , AA, '11 sembly 1, 2, 3, Sopho- Ambition: To live a happy I ' more Class Party, Prom and successful life. Committee, Maroon and Steel 1, Z, 3, FTA 1, 2, 3, Class Play. Clzaracteristicm' Studious . . . co-operative. Ambition: To be a good teacher. GLORIA L. HIMES PAULINE A. HOFFMAN -iiz A Gloria Commercial Polly Academic Activities: 60-Word Tran- Activities: Student Council V- , f scription, Class Play. 1, 2, Band 1, Z, Maroon A. CQ Clzar'aderis1irs: Quiet . . . and Steel 1, 2, 3, Na- , natural. tional Honor Society 2, x Ambition: To be a good wife 3, Intramural SPONS 2, ,ei to Butch, 3, Prom Committee, As- ' -,,, Q51 sembly 1, 2, County 'V Band 1, 2, Graph Club 'i ' 3, FTA 1, Class Play. iii? Characteristics: Studious . . . , H witty- ' '... ' Ambition: To be a doctor. CALVIN A. HOLT Cal Academic Activities: Football 1, 2, 35 Basketball 15 Track 25 Baseball 35 Activity Re- presentative 1, 25 Hi-Y 1', 2, 35 Sophomore Class Party5 Class Play. Characteristics: Athletic . . . jovial. Ambition: To go to college and to see the world. CAROLE JOAN HOUSER 'Carole Commercial Activities: Class Secretary 1, 35 Concert Choir 1, 2, 35 District Chorus 2, 35 County Chorus Z, 35 As- sembly 1, 25 35 Student Council 15 35 Prom Com- mittee5 Sophomore Class Party5 Banker 25 Activ- ity Representative 15 Class Play. Characteristics: Leader . . PCPPY- Ambition: To be a success. R .f is 1 P' is .. gx V Q, if . RED AND WHITE CLASS HATS BRIGHTEN THE SCHOOL. W. LAIRD HOWE 'Generaln Academic Activities: Football 1, 2, 35 Track 15 Wrestling 2, 35 Baseball 2, 35 Prom Com- mittee5 Class Play. Characteristics' Athletic . . . Q cheerful. Ambition: To become a na- val oficer. JAMES LARRY IRVIN Jim General Activities: Baseball 2, 35 Football 15 Wrestling 1, Z5 35 Stage Manager 35 Banker 35 Sophomore Class Party5 Class Play. Characteristics: Active . . . friendly. Ambition.' To play baseball for the Indians. 'feast H. JOANN JOHNSON Jo Home Economics Activities: Class Play5 Soph- omore Class Party. Characteristics: Quiet . . . friendly. Ambition: To leave Lewis- town. yr x MARY COAN JOHNSON Red Commercial Activities: Choristers 15 Con- cert Choir 2, 35 Assem- bly 1, 2, 35 County Chor- us 15 Glee Club 15 Tri- Hi-Y 35 60-Word Tran- scription 25 100-Word Theory5 National Honor Society 2, 35 Prom Com- mittee5 Maroon and Steel 15 2. 35 Lore Staffg Class Play. Charactrristics: Neat . . . pleasant. Ambition: To make the best out of life. A. DUANE IRONS 'Duanen Academic Activities: Volleyball 2, 35 Basketball 35 Maroon and Steel 35 Prom Com- mittee5 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Class I Play. Characteristics: Jovial . . . unconcerned. Ambition: To be a medical technician. DONNA R. JOHNS Donna Commercial Activities: Glee Club Z, 35 Assembly Z5 Volleyball 2, 35 Basketball 1, 35 Class Play. Choractwistics: Talkative . . . carefree. Ambition: To join the Waves with Bev, Peggy, and Ar- lene. '14 ROBERT L. JOHNSON Bob Academic Activities: Football 1, 35 Na- tional Honor Society 1, 2, 35 Slide Rule Class 25 Track 2, 35 Assembly 1, 2, 35 Graph Class 35 Class Dues Collector 15 Prom Committee5 Lore Staff5 Class Play. Characteristics: Studious . . . cheerful. Ambition: To be a success in life. A ,ge 5 fwuiimj 5 ' 5 we' , . wet? -,f-,fax - A 1 ...:, I ' .. .. . KK T .9 my X , ig . 35m A - ' -- J-5,22 f , -:::1J:E:' if. ,,,5,..... V . Q. 'Q . a Qg,.:f -. . we Q st , , ,gow uri ' 5' .-lf? 5, ,. -it , -'.J,: '5: V :L iralb' P 5 . a 2 lt KATHLEEN L. JONES Cass Academic Activities: Glee Club 15 Ban- ker 25 Student Council 2. 35 Prom Committee5 A Cappella Choir 2, 35 As- sistant Editor of Lore5 Class Play5 Cheerleader 1, 2, 35 Assembly 3. Characteristics: Humorous . . . lively. Ambition: To be a nurse and to join the Air Force. BARBARA C. KALEY Barb Academic Activities: Glee Club 15 A Cappella Choir 2, 35 As- sembly 1, 2, 35 Volley- ball 25 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 15 Prom Committee5 Class Play. Characteristics .' Courteous . . . NANCY ANN KEPLER Nancy Academic Activities: Assembly 1, 2, 35 Banker 15 Student Coun- cil 2, 35 Student Coun- cil President 35 Glee Club 15 A Cappella Choir 2, 35 Maroon and Steel 1, Z, 35 Sophomore Class Par- ty5 Basketball 35 Nation- al Honor Society 2, 35 Class Play. Characteristics: Leader . . industrious. Ambition: To be a child wel- fare worker. SHIRLEY ANN KINSER Shirl Commercial Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Assembly 1, 25 Volleyball 2, 35 Basketball 35 Soft- ball 35 Class Play. Characteristics: Friendly . . . sensible. Ambition: To be a success and to travel. 5 i OUR JUNIOR PROM TAKES US TO A SPRING CARNIVAL. neat. Ambition: To be a successful teacher. MELVIN F. KINSER g Kinser Vocational 5 A '-'- I Activities: Football 1, 2, 35 7 I A Lore Staff5 Sophomo1'e Class Party5 Student 5-.i Court 1, 2, 3. 55,5 b-if, Characteristics: Athletic . . . A ' congenial. Ambition: To join the Air Force. Iii tl JO ANN KISE Jo General Activities: Glee Club 2, 35 Volleyball 25 Basketball 2, 35 Assembly 1, 2, 35 Maroon and Steel 1, 2, 35 Class Play. Characteristics: Pleasant . . friendly. Anzbition: To become a nurse. ---., .- uv' CT au- JEAN LOUISE KLINE Kliney General Activities.' Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Assembly 1, 2, 35 Soph- omore Class Party5 Vol- leyball 25 Tri-Hi-Y 15 Class Play. Characteristics: Modest . . . sincere. Ambition: To be a success in whatever I undertake. PATRICIA D. KNEPP Pat Commercial Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, A Cappella Choir 3, Assem- bly 1, 2, 3, Class Play. Characteristics: Witty . . . friendly. Ambition: To be a success in everything I undertake. ta: A was -f .-. -- - '-M-we -.L-tiftmf ,gi , .. ri 5. rut'-15 ui' fb if 1' diiizif gy as 'tt ,F i f xi, X 5 .. I tilts.,- 'QT-'N . 1 , 7' 1, :ESQ x i, ' 25511 f Htff if :: E:.:I' 543357-' , K' f , ' V - 3535 :Hz-f.'l:z:Ii5: i .',, , ,in g ' 'L '- . ...., S ' x se f R5 xx 15g5e.g,ef,aw Ii' . V, W gi 'ij i f twat. r Q V t i me-. .. ,X R .20 Q -,W sa? 5 t., 4553, is 5 we gif 5 .01 'S gf: 5554! .- ia e we Kai me 5 1 WILLIAM E. KNEPP Ez Academic Activities: Track 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Basket- ball 1, 2, Assembly 1, 2, 3, Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, Sophomore Class Party, Prom Committee, State Track Meet 2, 3, Maroon- and Steel 2, 3, Class Play. racteristics : Fun-loving . . . active. Ambition: To take over Pen- shire Clothes business. RICHARD KORNMANN Dick Academic Activities: Track 1, 2, 3, Soccer 2, Assembly 1, 2, 3, Prom Committee, Sophomore Class Party, Slide Rule Class 2, Graph Class 3, Class Play. Characteristics: Sensible . . . reliable. Ambition: To be a successful engineer. .Q, A .,,, x , c c RONALD G- KNEPP Q ... A V 5 Ron Commercial RX H' W 1 Activities: Assembly 1, Prom A ,,', Committee, Boys' Chorus -' '- Characteristics: Orderly . . . H, ,,,. ,t s 1 ' modest. k ,' Ambition: To be a success in .t..,t life- ! ' :.. , V? GWEN K. KNUDSON Gwen Commercial Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Activity Representative 1, 3, Concert Choir 1, Ma- roon and Steel 1, Cheer- leader 1, Lore Staff, As- sembly 1, 2, 3, Class Play, 60-80-Word Tran- scription, 100-Word The- ory. Characteristics: Friendly . . . considerate. Ambition: To live a happy life. RUTH LOUISE LAUB Ruth,' Commercial Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Assembly 1, 2, 60-Word Transcription, 100-Word Theory, Class Play. Characteristics: Quiet . . . considerate. Ambition: To have a long and happy life. THE SENIORS ELECT HARTMAN AS PRESIDENT. WILFRED R. LAUGHLIN Kingfish Vocational Activities: Banker 1, 3, Class Play. Characteristics: Gentle . . . trustful. Ambition: To become a good farmer. BARBARA M. LEHMAN Barb Academic Activities: A Cappella Choir 2, Concert Choir 1, 3, County Chorus 1. 2, 3, Assembly 1, 2, 3, Sopho- more Class Party, Prom Committee, Maroon and Steel 2, 3, Intramural Sports 2, 3, Honor Soci- ety 2, 3, Student Coun- cil 1, FTA 1, Orchestra 1, Class Play. Characteristics: Exacting . . . ambitious. Ambition: To have a full and rich life. N ORMA ANN LIDDICK BEVERLY J LEMMERT Bev Academic Activities: A Cappella Choir 2, 35 Maroon and Steel Z, 35 Lore Staff: Sopho- more Class Party: Prom Committee: Banker 35 Glee Club 15 Class Playg Assembly 1, 2, 35 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. Characteristics: Sociable . . . ambitious. Ambition: To be a nurse. LUCILLE LOGAN Peach Commercial Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Volleyball 1, 2, 35 Class Play. Characteristics: Athletic . . . jovial. Ambition: To work in a hos- pital. FLOYD E. LEISTER Dick Vocational Characteristics: Friendly . . . courteous. Ambition: To own a service station. RONALD L. LEISTER Ron Vocational Activities: Future Craftsmen Club 1, 2, 3: Class Play. Characteristics: Neat . . . carefree. Ambition: To succeed in a military career. f -, . 2 V ' -- V . . ..... Y :- V Ni K l WISMER AND TAYLOR CAPTAIN THE FOOTBALL TEAM. BETTY LOU LUTMAN Bet Lou General Activities: Basketball 1, Eg Volleyball 1, Z1 Prom Committeeg Class Play. Characteristics: Unpredictable . . . talkative. Ambition: To join the Wom- en's Air Force. PAUL T. MACKNEER Paul General Activities: Transferred from Burnham, December, 1952. Class Play. Characteristics: Quiet . . . friendly. Ambition: To be a social worker in the Salvation Army. Cookie Commercial Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 25 Assembly 1, 25 60-Word Transcrip- rion 25 Banker 15 Class Play. Characteristics: Sparkling . . . carefree. Ambition: To travel and to live a happy life. DAVID LOUDENSLAGER Loudy General Activities: Football Manager 1, 35 Basketball Manager 3: Class Playg Prom Committeeg Boys' Chorus 1 3 Sophomore Class Party. Characteristics: Frolicsome . . . fun-loving. Ambition: To further my ed- ucation. if fe .1 it J f 4 x .. 'fl R I HARRY R. MANNINO , 4. Harry General MX Activities: Assembly 1, Class ' Play. :f:', '12 zal Characteristics: Quiet . . . S A ' W' friendly. .. Ambition : To join the Navy. se- . . t .sf 1 1. af K 44 fa Q5 fkta t .sez rr 5 I if -Egg XXX M. JOSEPH MARRONE Joe Academic Activities: Prom Committee, Boys, Chorus 2, Graph Class 3, Lore Staff, Slide Rule Class 2, Class Play. Characte1'isticr.' Pleasant . . . industrious. Ambition: To be an electrical or a chemical engineer. 'Z ,g W--i A Wig 5 .. BURLEW AND JONES ARE THE LORE EDITORS. KEITH E. MAUERY Jug Academic Activities: District Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Concert Choir 3, Boys' Chorus 2, Prom Commit- tee, Assembly 1, 2, Class Play. Characteristics: Thoughtful . . . quiet. Ambition: To make a success of my life. SARA LEE McCAHAN Sally Academic Activities: Glee Club 1, 2,, A Cappella Choir 3, Vol- - leyball 2, Class Play, Prom Committee. Chaffacteristics: Studious . . . NANCY LOU MAUERY Nancy,' Academic Activities: Concert Choir 2, 3, County Chorus 2, 3, Sophomore Class Party, Prom Committee, Banker 2, 3, Student Council 1, Maroon and Steel 1, 2, 3, Assembly 1. 2, 3, Or- ganist 1, 2, 3, Class Play. Characte1'istics: Musical . . . dependable. Ambition: To be an airline stewardess for TWA. SUZANNE F. MCCAHAN Sue Commercial Activities: Sophomore Class Party, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Activity Representative 2, Maroon and Steel 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 1, Z, 60- efficient' Word Transcription 2, Ambition: To be a deacon- 100-W0fd ThC0fY Z5 AS- C55, sembly 1, Z, 3, Class Play. ChtI1'llCZC1'i5liCS.' Pleasant . . . excitable. Ambition: To be a success. JOSEPH c. MCCONAHY DOROTHY MCLAUGHLIN 'L C .. Joe Vgcatignal 'QD0tty,, COI'KlIIlEl.'Ci31 Activities: Student Council 1, ACfiviii6Sf Tri-Hi-Y 1? AS- 2, Banking 2, Baseball sembly I, 25 Glefi Manager 2, Sophomore 13 2, 39 BH5kCtb21l1 11 39 ,'i- if Class Party, Prom Com- Llass.Pl2Y- ti.1'. mittee, Future Craftsmen Ch mCig 'mC5 Small ' ' ' E.V, g f , J i' Club 1, 2, 3. qulet. .VZIR i r Characteristics: Independent Ambition: To be a farmer's i'i, T . . . cheerful. Wlfe- ij' 'ii Ambition: To make good in anything I do- A eiiteit A a iiiiitiiiii K, .. 1 GARY L. McLAUGHLIN Rat Academic Activities: Activity Repre- sentative 25 Banker 15 Hi-Y 35 Sophomore Class Party5 Class Play. Characteristics: Pleasant . . . easy-going. Ambition: To be an excellent engineer. 7 . J' M , . , in V I Z .., 5 3 fgx ' . .tv tt.v ' ts,,e '33 ANNA C. MILLER Anne Commercia Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3 60-Word Transcription 2 Volleyball 35 Prom Comi mittee5 Assembly 1, 2, 35 Class Play. Characteristics: Friendly . . quiet. Ambition: To be a success. X131 PHYLLIS J. McMILLIN Jean Commercial Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Assembly 1, Z, 35 Class Play. Characteristics: Quiet . . . reserved. Ambition: To join the WAF and to see the world. ANNE T. METZGER Anne Academic Activities: Cheerleader 1, 2, 35 Secretary 25 Mantle Ora- tion 25 Student Council 1, 25 Activity Representa- tive 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 25 Concert Choir 1, 2, 35 Sophomore Class Party5 Maroon and Steel 1, 2, 35 County Chorus 25 Assem- bly 1, 2, 35 Prom Com- mittec5 Class Play. Characteristics: Lively . . . chatterer. Ambition: To be a Penn State cheerleader. 5- ' V 3 . . - H 9' - ' .M I ht GARY LEE McNEAL lVIcSqueal,' Academic Activities: Maroon and Steel 1, 2, 35 Boys' Chorus 25 Prom Committee5 Assem- bly 1, 2,35 Hi-Y 2,35 Class Play. Characteristics : Purposeful . . . friendly. Ambition: To go to Penn State University. MARLENE MIERLEY 'Marlene General Activities: Assembly 1, 2, 35 Student Council 15 A Cappella Choir 2, 35 Tri- Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Sophomore Class Party5 Glee Club 35 Class Play. Characteristics: Easy-going . . . sociable. Ambition.' To get my R.N. degree. 1 VOC', BOYS BUILD A MODEL HOUSE. S i i 5' H V 'P if Q ... . 5 ..' F as Q , ,,,. . ,A b A ' .Q . iz.. 7' 'L ' QQ LARRY MCMASTER Mack,' Vocational Activities: Student Council 1, 35 Prom Committee5 Sophomore Class Party. Characteristics: Carefree . . . friendly. Ambition: To own my own business. et 1' E, S xl V:..,,y'Qw-WZ.. at may K' MELVIN C. MILLER junior Vocational Activities: Student Council 15 Class Play. Characteristics: Fair . . . friendly. Ambition: To own my own car. ROGER C. MILLER Reg Academic Activities: Baseball 2, 35 Boys' Chorus 25 Concert Choir 35 Sophomore Class Party5 Activity Repre- sentative 25 Class Playg Assembly 1, 2, 3. Characteristics: Likeable . . . quiet. Ambition: To be a success. LUCRETIA NELLI Cretia Commercial Activities: Assembly 1, 2, 35 Dues Collector 15 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Orchestra 15 Maroon and Steel 35 Prom Committee5 Na- tional Honor Society 2, 35 Banker 35 Intramural Sports 1, 25 100-Word Theory5 Class Play. Characteristics: jovial . . . likeable. Ambition: To be a court stenographer. NANCY L. NICHOLS Nancy Commercial Activities: Class Playg As- sembly 1, 2, 35 Volley- ball 2, 35 Basketball 1, 35 Prom Committee5 Sopho- more Party: Tri-Hi-Y 1. Characteristics: Cheerful . . . fun-loving. Ambition: To have my name changed to Lingle. HOBART B. NICHOLS Hobe,' Vocational Activities: Banker 15 Student Council 35 Future Crafts- men Club 1, 2, 35 Class Play. Characteristics: Inclustrious . . . reliable. Ambition: To own my own garage. RONALD E. NOTESTINE 'Ron Commercial Activities: Band 15 Boys' Chorus 1, 25 Choristers 15 Art 1, 2, 3g Prom Committeeg Maroon and Steel 35 Assembly 1, 25 I Class Play. Characteristics: Efficient . . . neat. Anzbition: To go to college. FRED W. MUCKEL Chief General Activities: Boys' Chorus 15 Wrestling 15 Class Play. Characteristics: Fun-loving . . . happy. Ambition: To join the Navy with Pearsonf ry! COURTMEN EYE THE MOUNTAIN LEAGUE TITLE. B. ROBERT ORNER Gummy General Activities: Band 1, 2, 35 Con- cert Choir 1, Z, 35 Boys' Chorus 2, 35 Wrestling 25 County Band 2, 33 County Chorus 1, 2, 35 District Chorus 35 Sopho- more Class Partyg Prom Committee. Characteristics: Witty . . . carefree. Ambition: To be a good hus- band and a good- citizen. Him . ,.,, ,, :se .2 ' - ' -fix? ' -Q1,g..f f, A K, ,,a.1i,,f , - . 4. ,. f' ,... Q- I fjgsis ,2,gf',,1. 1: SALLY VIRGINIA ORT Teddy General Activities: Glee Club 2, 35 Art 25 Assembly 25 Vol- leyball 35 Prom Commit- tceg Class Play. Characteristics: Pleasant . , quiet. Ambition: To be a nurse. at ' ,S -,,. ,542 fn 5 if ROGER W. OWENS W Reg Academic f ' A Activities: Wrestling 1, 2, 35 tg., X- ' Soccer 2, 35 Baseball 35 '-gnu, -. 5 Banker 1, 35 Prom Com- ' mittee5 Class Play. 5 f'f' fp .4.., Characteristics: Carefree . . . X ,.,A 5 athletic. Q72 Ambition: To be on the '5' ,A'A,A,. 5. y fffj! 'k.. wrestling team in college. A' 5 ,, ER ','. , .flwgkfl , 5 gb ..'V A K BEVERLY J. PATTON Bev Commercial Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Assembly 1, 25 Class Play5 60-Word Tran- scription 2. Characteristics: Serene . . . likeable. Ambition: To live a happy life. L. H. S. IS HOST TO THE DISTRICT ORCHESTRA DORIS JEAN PEACE Doris General Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Assembly 1, 25 Basketball 35 Volleyball 2, 35 Class Play. Characteristics: Capable . . . f-s active. Ambition: To be a success in anything I undertake. .. ,ll .. RONALD L. PEARSON Red', General Activities: Transferred from 5 5 l i'-i' f? Hampton, Ya., January, X f 19549 Class Plays Wres- f if tling 2, 3. 1 Characteristics: Confident . . . frolicsome. Ir' Ambition: To enter the U. S. Military Service. K . 5 CAROLE Y. PHILLIPS Tate Commercial Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 35 'ii' Volleyball 25 Assembly 1, 2, 35 Class Play. Characteristics: Neat . . . courteous. Ambition.' To make some- thing of myself. 'if' f Q 't I .ar ,aa . .. Sw' s 4 , -as K ,LV. W e- . faf lffif- A MABEL M. PIERCE Mabel Commercial Activities: Basketball 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Volleyball 25 Assembly 1, 25 Class Play. Characteristics: Friendly . . . quiet. Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do. , ew i' I gag 4-X.. HILDA V. PEACHEY Hilda Commercial Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Assembly 1, 2, 35 Class Dues Collector 1, 25 Prom Committeeg Activ- ity Representative 25 60- Word Transcription Z5 Class Play. Characteristics: Likeable . . . studious. Ambition: To work for the FBI. HELEN ANN PHENICIE Helen Commercial Activities: Class Ofticer 1, 2, 35 Assembly 1, 2, 35 Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 35 Ma- roon and Steel 1, 2, 3 5.In- tramural Sports 15 2, 3g Glee Club 1, 25 Activity Representative 25 Na- tional Honor Society 2, 35 Prom Committee5 Sopho- more Class Party5 Public Speaking 35 Lore Staffg Class Play. Characteristics: Active . . . sweet. Ambition: To go to college. PATRICIA LOU PLANK Patsy', General Activities: Banker 1, Z5 Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Assembly 1, 2, 3, Intramural Sports 2, 35 Maroon and Steel 1, 2, 3g Sophomore Class Party, Prom Committeeg National Honor Society 2, 3, Art 1: Class Play. Characteristics: Petite . . . obliging. Ambition: To be a successful school teacher. ALBERT A. PLATZER Puck Vocational Activities: Banker 15 Class Play. Characteristicx Quiet . . co-operative. Ambition: To own a garage. MATMEN LOOK FORWARD TO A SUCCESSFUL SEASON. DOROTHEA PRETTYLEAF Dotty,' General Activities: Glee Club 1, 25 A Cappella Choir 33 Class Dues Collector 29 Assembly 2, 35 Bowling 1g Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Sophomore Class Partyg Prom Committee, Class Play. Characteristics: Thoughtful . . . happy. Ambition: To be a success in whatever I undertake. SHIRLEY J. RAHAUSER Shin-leyv Commercial Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, Assembly 1, 2, 35 A Cap- pella Choir 35 Intramural Sports 2, 3g Class Play. Characteristics .' Quiet . . . shy. Ambition: To be a nurse. Q! . we-we -ff f ze : f e- A fi. ,1., A NORMAN L. RISHEL Larry Academic Activities .' Sophomore Class Party, Class Play. Characteristics: Jolly . . . companionable. Ambition: To be a success. 5 9. 2. , , Q .-.azz sf , ge, te . 1 'IFE IS? ', Hi ,V-'wifi wigs T EVELYN C. RITTER Bunny Commercial Activities: Glee Club 1, Z, 35 Assembly 1, 2, 35 Class Play. Characteristics: Quiet . . . pleasant. Ambition: To own my own home and car. RONALD B. PRICE Ron Vocational Activities: Future Craftsmen Club 1, 2, 35 Activity Representative 3. Characteristics: Energetic . . . calm. Ambition: To be a twenty- year man in the Navy. KENNETH B. RHODES Ken General Activities: Football 1, Z, 39 Baseball 1, 2, 35 Hi-Y 1, Z, 3: Student Council 1, Z, 3, Stage Manager 35 Sophomore Class Partyg Prom Committee: Class Play. Characteristics : Courteous .-. . dependable. Ambition: To get a college education. ROSE A. ROCCO Rosen Academic Activities: Banker 35 Lore Staff5 Glee Club 15 A Cappella Choir 25 Concert Choir 35 Prom Commit- tee5 Assembly 1, 2, 35 Volleyball Z5 Class Play. Characteristics: Cordial . . . neat. Ambition.' To go to Lock Haven State Teachers College. I k l ll , ft f 2 sl, if fs. 5 N fi - 'fl' ' Meri. levi. it 'ftl tlssLl.s SAMUEL T. SCHUCHT Sam Commercial Activities: Activity Repre- sentative 15 Choristers 15 Assembly 2, 35 Concert Choir 2, 35 County Chorus 2, 35 Student Council 2, 35 President of Student Council 35 Exchange Student 25 Stu- dent Council Workshop 35 Prom Committeeg Hi-Y 35 Class Play. Characteristics: Friendly . . . fun-loving. Ambition: To be a teacher. syn ve- if ALAN L. RODKEY Alan General Activities: Activity Repre- sentative 15 Banking 15 Track 35 Class Play. Characteristics: Jovial . . . friendly. Ambition.' To keep my driv- erls license. JOHN W. ROSS John Vocational Activities: Student Council 15 Class Play. Characteristics: Pleasant . . . capable, Ambition: To join the Air Force. yur' CONNIE ANN RODGERS 'Connie Academic Activities: Assembly 1, 2, 35 Choristers 15 Banker 15 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 FTA 1, 25 Sophomore Class Partyg Prom Committeeg Concert Choir 35 Maroon and Steel Z, 35 National Honor Society 2, 35 Pub- lic Speaking 2, 35 Intra- mural Sports 2, 35 Class Play. Characteristics: Studious . . . active. Ambition: To help others help themselves. Q ROBERT E. ROOK 'Krunch Commercial Activities: Choristers 1 5 Boys' Chorus 25 Sopho- more Class Party5 Prom Committeeg Maroon and Steel 35 Art 1, 2, 35 As- sembly 1, 35 60-Word Transcription 25 Class Q Play. Characteristics: Diligent . . . artistic. Ambition: To study art in Paris. NINA SAUSMAN Half Pint Home Economics Activities: Prom Committeeg Volleyball 1, 25 Basket- ball 15 Class Play. Characteristics: Short jovial. Ambition: To join the Air Force. THE CLASS SONG IS COMPLETED. JAMES S. SEIBERT J im Academic Activities: Sophomore Class Partyg Football 1, 2, 35 Assembly 2, 35 Wrestling 2, 35 Prom Committeeg Track 35 Lore Staff. Q., Characteristics: Jovial . . . L, active. Ambition: To make the most of college. +029 rv-Lick, 5 DOREEN M. SELLERS Men , Commercial Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Assembly 1, 25 Basket- ball 1, 35 Volleyball 25 Softball 15 Class Play. Characteristics: Shy . . . sin- cere. Ambition: To be a secretary. 'Min ' QT!! 1-vs Walt 'FQ f LARRY D. SHEAFFER Sheaf Vocational Activities: Football 1, 2, 35 Basketball 15 Baseball 1, Z, 35 Banker 15 Assem- bly 15 Sophomore Class Party5 Prom Committee5 Lore Staff 5 National Honor Society 35 Activity Representative 25 Class Dues Collector 35 Future Craftsmen Club 1, 2, 35 Student Court 35 Class Play. Characteristics: Athletic . . . happy-go-lucky. Ambition: To go to college. B. JANE SHEFFIELD Janie Commercial Activities: Glee Club 1, 25 Sophomore Class Partyg Assembly 1, 25 Concert Choir 35 60-Word Tran- scription 25 100-Word Theory 35 Class Play. Characteristics: Capable . . . happy- Ambition: To marry Bill. SHELBY J. SHAWVER Shelby Academic Activities: Maroon and Steel 2, 35 Glee Club 1, 25 As- sembly 1, 25 Class Play. Characteristics: Pleasant . . . reserved. Ambition: To be a nurse. - i W K. 1 -r fc . ,- X - - K' 5 A J' 4 A ca 5 j IVAN R. SHIMP STEPHEN P. SHIMP 2 W Ivan Commercial Steve Commercial 'Cy if A li, Activities: Football 2, 35 Activities: Class Officer 2, 35 M455 C Boys' Glee Club 25 As- Track 2, 35 Student , ...ali sembly 15 Banker 2' Council 2, 35 Assembly Q J' ,QQ ' 'i A A Sophomore Class Party? 35 Prom Committee5 9 5 ' ' I Prom Committee5 Class Class Play. Play. Characteristics: Friendly . . . Characteristics: Likeable . . . bUl1aSSUmll'lg- , natural, Am ition: To join the Ma- 5 ,iff Ambition: To be successful. rine Corps. f' SENIORS ENJOY PARTICIPATING IN THE CLASS PLAY. DQROTHY R, SHQNTZ SAMUEL D. SHORE JinX ' Academic ',.t f iiii Q 'f-.. . A ...- ff Sam Academic Activities: A Cappella Choir ,..,, . V ACfi'Uifif?-Y? ACUVUY REDW- 2, 35 Glee Club 15 Ma- 31 5 sentative 15 Asembly 1. roon and Steel 1, 2, 35 5 , ,M ,,,,, -1 2. 35 Maroon and Steel l2a2'f'l3lwlI,YQ01f 252025255 li 'tt ' is'a..lLf'i??Q0f?ElSF.fmi5 leyball 25 Sophomore U VV S .4 .35 , fi . teeg Graph Class 35 Lore Class Party5 Prom Com- StHffS'ClH5S Play. U m1ttee5 Class Play5 As- ' 5, rag 5 Characteristics: Intelhgent sembly 1, 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y , --:, V H .' .I . capable. 1, 2, 3. ' 5 ' A Ambition: To be successful. Characteristics: Artistic . . . K., H sociable. ba, -MM' Ambition: To be a teacher. Kap,-f if 5 as 5 5 l W' MARCIA KAY SHULL Ching General Activities: Glee Club 15 A Cappella Choir 2, 35 Al- pha Tri-Hi-Y 25 Assem- bly 1, 2, 3 Sophomore Class Partyg Prom Com- mittee5 Class Play. Charactrristics.' Sincere . . . WILLIAM B. SIMONS Bill Academic Activities: Transferred from Littlestown High School, September, 19545 Assem- bly 35 Class Play. Characteristics: Tall . . friendly. Ambition: To get a good ed- ucation, a good position, and a good wife. THE LORE GOES TO PRINT. modest. Ambition: To be a good nurse. 51. JOSEPH H. SITKIN P joe Academic Activities: Boys' Chorus 15 - Choristers 15 Soccer Z, 35 X V ' Sophomore Class Partyg l M Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Track 2, 35 ,q,, 'fj' 5 Wrestling 1, Activity A ' ' ? 5 Representative 35 Concert Choir 15 Assembly 1, 2, 35 Prom Committee5 Class Play. Characteristics: Determined . . . assured. Ambition: To be an engineer. DARLENE G. SMITH Smitty General Activities: A Cappella Choir 2, 35 Activity Representa- tive 1, 25 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 15 Assem- bly 1, 2, 35 Class Play5 Sophomore Class Party. Characteristics: Likeable . . . neat. Ambition: To live a happy life. ' is A :N fi ia .5 w,.,,,,,,. if K X t .-as 5 i X. Wre- 1.555,.... DONALD I. SMITHERS Ears', Academic Activities: Sophomore Class Party5 Prom Committee5 Stage Manager 35 Soccer 35 Interclass Track Meet Z, 35 Class Play. Characteristics: Unpredictable . . . jolly. Ambition: To be a success in anything I do in life. 4-'sims 'V T... ff siiir as .4 1 l ARLENE MAE SNOOK Arlene Home Economics Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Prom Committee5 Class Play. Cha1'actcristics.' Easy-going . . . pleasant. Ambition: To join the Waves with Bev and Donna. , .a f' .fi ' ' 5 Q av .we - ., Qs ' x Q Tj? Sur' . . ff. SUSAN SITKIN Sue', Academic Activities: Sophomore Class Party5 Class Play5 Ma- roon and Steel 35 Glee Club 15 A Capella Choir 2, 35 Lore Staff5 Prom Committee5 Alpha Tri- Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. Characteristics: Amiable . . neat. Ambition: To be a nurse. RAYMOND L. SMITH Little Smitty Vocational Activities: Activity Repre- sentative 15 2, 35 Wres- tling 1, 2, 35 Maroon and Steel 35 Student Council 3. Characteristics: Short . . . confident. Ambition: To become a com- pany commander in the National Guard. of -Q ROBERT E. SNOOK Bob Academic Activities: Assembly 1, Z5 Class Play. Characteristics: Likeable . . witty. Ambition: To have a success- ful career in aviation. : . tw. re. -1 Q .tw 'ss , QQAQQQ1 SHH EY M.sNooK . Niaaggg . Snookie General ' , H , Activities: Assembly 1, 23 if Glee Club 1,2.s:v011ey- ' ball 2, 35 Softball 1: liie Class Play. il i Characteristics: Happy . . . obliging. Ambition: To be a success in whatever I do. 'WE ARE REWARDED FOR OUR ACHIEVEMENTS ON SENIOR DAY. ' itt l CHARLES SNYDER - h ' A WILLIAM C. SOLT Chas Vocational . SGW, V0Cfiti0H31 Activities: Prom Committeeg i I Aftiiliiif'-YQ' Class Play- Class Play. A',' M ,Q T Characteristics: Friendly . . . Characteristics: Quiet . . . L ax ' t'f .,-' Self-relianh pleasant. j ',ii . Ambition: To join the Army. Ambition: T0 be 21 good A A . . t e, draftsman. 'l-' A, :i .. it-.W his ': Efilseiaiaf l i A . 4 rsse A if JQJEQQ. -Elissa N.5Q5W5? 3 in .. .,.... ,5 If .S EDITH R. SPEAKING JOYCE A. SPIGELMYER Edie General Joyce Academic Activities: Basketball 3g Glee Club 1, 25 Volleyball 2, 33 Assembly 1, Z9 Class Play. Characteristics: Pleasant . . . athletic. Ambition: To be a success in whatever I undertake. . g.i 1 -t . W .site f W 2. V' 1 4 K S , . or 95 73213-efefa lr hz - s,,. ,ee' ee - .. .- WALTER SPIGELMYER Allan Vocational Characteristics: Carefree . . . handsome. Ambition: To be a woodshop boss. Activities: Art 1: FTA 1, 25 Library Club 25 Prom Committee: Banker Z: National Honor Society Z: Assembly 3: Maroon and Steel 2, 35 Class Play. Characteristics: Studious . . . amiable. L. SUE STAFFORD Sue Academic Activities: Glee Club 2g A Cappella Choir 35 Stu- dent Council 2, 35 Girl Representative of Student Council 3g Class Dues Collector 15 Assembly 2, 35 Prom Committee: In- tramural Sports 1, 35 Class Play. Characteristics: Sociable . . . pleasant. Ambition: To go to college. Ambition: To succeed. ,.. . 4 . 'I :-' V Q V, ue .. .V qw x was .X saw' t i 'SY : . m' .' 2 ' 'A if ., .,.r. ..., ,.t. 51m we A Lf .Z Leiifisit rf.-iss! ESTHER MARIE STEELE Esther General Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Assembly 2, 3g Class Play. Characteristic5.' Quiet . . . pleasant. Ambition: To own a new car. N--..-f' 5 ROBERT E. STITT Q, A ,Q V, Bob Vocational Activities: Banker 15 Activity Representative 2, .35 Class Play. Characteristics: Honest . . . dependable. .Ambition: To join the U. S. Marines. l' - ' LYNN E. STRICKER Qi A Striker General Q, wx, 'gAg ArIi'vitif'.v.' Class Play. Cltarartm'ixlics.' Quiet . . . calm . . . sincere. Ambition: To see the world. DONALD C. STRAUSSER Don Vocational Activities: Class Dues Col- lector 1, 25 Banking 35 Prom Committee: Lore Staffg Future Craftsmen Club 1, 2, 35 Class Play. Clzaracterixtics: Quiet . . . dependable. Ambition.' To join the Ma- rine Corps. MERRY STRYKER Merry General Activities: Glee Club 23 As- sembly 25 Class Play. Clmracteri.vtics.' Quiet . . . pleasant. Ambition: To lead a success- ful and happy life. JUNIORS GIVE US A DELIGI-ITFUL PROM. JOYCE E. STUTTS Joycie Commercial Activities: Assembly 1, 2, 35 Dues Collector 2: Prom Committeeg National Honor Society 2, 35 Glee Club 1, Z, 3: Banker 2: Sophomore Class Partyg Tri-Hi-Y 1, 23 100-Word Theory: 60-Word Tran- scription Zg Class Play. Choracteristicn Studious . . . friendly. Ambition: To be a successful secretary. Reset . 3 , 3 V st S ' ... HERBERT A. STEVER Herb', Vocational Activities: Future Craftsmen Club 1, 2, 3: Student Council 2: Student Court 1, 2g Prom Committeeg Class Play. Characteristics: Neat . . . gay. Ambition: To change Doris's name. r-me LAWRENCE R. SWOPE Larry Vocational Activities: Future Craftsmen Club 1, 2, 35 Football lg Basketball lg Banker lg Class Play. ' Characteristics: Tall . . . carc- free. Ambition: To enter into gov- ernment service. ,?-M, , ,, WM1 DORIS JOAN TALBOT Doris Commercial Activities: Student Council 35 Activity Representative 1, 2, Glee Club 1, A Cap- pella Choir 2, 33 Assem- bly 1, Z, 3: Class Dues Collector 25 Prom Com- mitteeg Lore Staff: Class Play. Characteristics Likeable . . . cheerful. Ambition: To work for the Bell Telephone Company. H 4 fi f -r it , ' g ' QF 46.5- 1 -P 'Y Chorus 15 Concert Choir JAMES WIAN TAYLOR Harry Academic Activities: Football 1, 2, 35 Prom Committee: Assem- bly 1g Basketball 1, 2, 3g Baseball 1, 2, 3: Class Play: Activity Represent- ative 1, Z, Hi-Y 2, 3g Sophomore Class Party. Characteristics: Athletic . . . zentlemanly. i if p 1 , .A it 1 . W A . V Q, W. , w e K. I K K Dk as Q sr disk get F Q or t yyz e MARGARET- L. -THOMAS Peggy Home Economics Activities: Volleyball Z5 Glee Club 2, Class Play. Characteristicx Easy-going . . . friendly. Ambition: To join the Waves with Bev and Donna. JOHN LEWIS TATE 'iTate', Vocational Arli'oitir.v.' Class Play. Characteristics: Ambitious . . . neat. Ambition.' To join the Navy. Ambition: To be a success. by I A b y . DOROTHY THOMPSON ANNA LOUISE TUBBS r ,K Dort,' Commercial Lou Academic Activitirs: Glee Club 1, 2g Aclittitifa' Maroon and Steel A Assembly 1, 25 Basket- 2, 3: Glee Club 1, Z: ' A ball 1. 25 Volleyball Zg Prom Committee: Bowl- V Class Play. ine 1, 23 Assembly 1, 2: Characteristics: Active . . . Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Volley- cheerful. ball 25 Class Play. 5 A Ambition: To be a success in Cho1'artrrixtics.' Witty . . . X :'. whatever I undertake. artistic. ,JA ' z Ambition: To succeed in any i v y , undertaking. f . 2295 ? ' PICNIC AND DINNER DANCE ARE LONG AWAITED EVENTS. NEILL D. VARNER Q, , iwfsfz.. . .,., :ot 7 .'fi.t.i s2 -tv QQ aa:t.eL.s 1.- 'Weill' , Academ if : flflivifif-Yr ASS2mbly 1, 2, 3: , iill r f 'r A Student Council 15 Boys' JOSEPH E. UGHETTO Joe Vocational Activities: Prom Committeeg Banker 1: Student Coun- cil 2, Class Playg Future Craftsmen Club 1, 2, 3. Characteristics: Friendly . . . active. Ambition: To be a director of a vocational school. We 1: County Chorus 15 Sophomore Class Partyg Library Club 25 Maroon and Steel 2, 3, Class Dues Collector 455 National Honor Society 2, 55 PSPA Conference 3: Play. Cha1'octf'ristics.' Industrious . . . ambitious, Ambition: To be a good doc- or. ' Q, Wx, 3 ' i' , if ..,. , , , I V. - 'V it . , , -,E. ,..1 V P , - c ,3 7 if . 4 ,LA -it .47 ' -V 1, .V v , Q1 iw-:'.1 1:4 1422217-' ',s1s,2gf,1ff,- .,tL.h.e,gg I f, -' A, , 1 , , 3. jf--.fgj-,ja-i - f Graph CldSS 5 , CidSS 5. r atm , , , ,. , . ., . . :::-isIiEE i 5 i5':: :: fir s t- 'H ' CHARLES W. WATT Q W Q 38' LARRY GENE VAUGHN JUNE LOUISA WAGNER Louise Commercial Arti'vitif's: Assembly 1, 2: Basketball 15 Glee Club 1, 2, 3g Volleyball 35 Class Play. Characte'ristics: Quiet . . . bashful. Ambition: To travel. AN INSPIRING MESSAGE IS RECEIVED AT BACCALAUREATE. fi Arkey Vocational ' Activities: Soccer 1g Class Dues Collector 3. J Cl1a1'afte1'i5tifx.' Casanova . . . , '--l agreeable, Ambition: To go to the Navy. Ns 1 CAROLE JEAN WALLS i- A Carole Academic Artivitiam' Glee Club 1, Zg Assembly 1, 2, Class Play. Cliamrleri.vtirs.' Quiet . . . thoughtful. Anibition: To be a success in whatever I do. DELORES L. WEAVER Toni' General 11clivitiv.v.' Glee Club 1. Z, 3, Assembly 1, 2, 35 Intra- mural Sports 2, .55 Class Play. Charartm'istirs.' Obligingz, . . . talkative. Ambition: To make the best out of life. T ,, ,A . J I A p .. Mu' b f N.. 1 uu, 1 J I- 1 6 RK ll ie -is at 'K' 'K Q, M NJ: mW., R I' . ix' Xmw Ax JEAN E. WERTZ Jean Academic .'1f'ti2'itir.v.' Band 1. 2, .lg Ma- roon antl Steel Staff 1, 2, L45 County Band 1, 2, 35 Alpha Tri-HifY 1, 25 Basketball 35 Assembly 1, 2, .Eg Prom Committee: Yolleyball 2g National Honor Society Z, 35 FTA 1, .ig Library Club Zg Class Play. Cl1m'nclf'1'istiz's: Neat . . . ef- ticient. Ambition: To be a nurse. fa-R Goog Vocational Activities: Activity Repre- sentative 1 Q Student Council 1g Football 15 Sophomore Class Partyg Class Play. Characteristics: Tall . . . care- free, Ambition: To join the Air Force. DONNA L. WERTZ Donna Academic Activities: Cheerleader 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 1, 2: Assem- bly 1, 2g Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 1, Zg Student Council 35 Lore Staffg Class Play. Characteristics: Fair . . . modest . . . trustful. Ambition: To be a success in whatever I do. RONALD W. WERTZ ti Ron Academic ' ' .'lC!it'i!ic'5,' Basketball 1, 2, 31 ,gi 5 Baseball .51 Football 13 'i at Activity Representative , 25 Sophomore Class V ' ' ij Partyg Hi-Y Z, 33 Class h' Play. I :'i'i 9. fi? Cl1ararfm'i.rIics: Friendly . . . 7 , A .- athletic. ' , Ambition: To go to college. 7 ig .., ww if M iii? 5' his f, .wi ,... l , 5. m'-' RAYMOND G. WILKINS Ray Commercial Activities: Sophomore Class Partyg Maroon and Steel 1, 2, 35 Lore Staffg Soccer 35 Track 35 Art 1, 2, 35 Assembly 35 60-Word Transcription 25 Class Play. Characteristics: Neat . . . ar- tistic. Ambition: To be a college professor. JAMES WINEGARDNER Jim General Activities: Football 1, 2, 35 Wrestling 1, 2, 35 Prom Committeeg Lore Staff5 Hi-Y 35 Class Play. Characteristics: Athletic . . . friendly. Ambition: To join the Air Force. JANE L. WHITELAW Janie Commercial Activities: Band 2, 35 Glee Club 15 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 25 Assembly 1, 25 60-Word Transcriptiong Class Play. Characteristics: Nice . . . co- operative. Ambition: To be a success. JOYCE WHITEMAN joycie Academic Activities: Cheerleader 1, 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 25 Choris- ters 15 Concert Choir 2, 35 Assembly 1, 2, 35 Ac- tivity Representative 15 Student Council Z5 Prom Committee 5 Class Play. Characteristics: Jovial . . . active. Ambition: To get 'tRich. 209 SENIORS RECEIVE DIPLOMAS. BARBARA ANNE WOLFE Barl'J,' Academic Activities: Maroon and Steel 1, 2, 35 Assembly 1, 2, 35 FTA 25 Sophomore Class Partyg Prom Committee5 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 1, 25 National Honor Society 2, 35 Class Play. Characteristics: Dramatic . . . artistic. Ambition: To be an art teacher. ff 4 THOMAS A. WYNN Tom Vocational Characteristics: Talkative . . . industrious. Ambition: To own a motor- cycle shop. EDWIN M. WILLIAMS Harvey Vocational Activities: Class Play. Characteristics: Unpreciictable . . . active. Ambition: To own my Dad's Cadillac. ROBERT D. WISMER Bob Academic Activities: Football 1, 2, 35 Wrestling 1, 2, 35 Lore Staffg Sophomore Class Partyg Prom Committee: Class Officer 1, 25 Stage Manager 35 National Honor Society 3. Characteristics: Self - reliant . . . athletic. Ambition: To go to Penn State. NORMAN B. YEARICK Nelson Commercial Activities: Football 25 Band 1, 2, 35 District Band 2, 35 County Band 1, 2, 35 County Chorus 1, 2, 35 District Chorus 35 Prom Committee5 Lore Staff5 Concert Choir 2, 35 Boys' Chorus 2, 35 Choristers 15 Assembly 1, 2, 35 Class Dues Collector Z5 Class Play. Characteristics: Cheerful . . . confident. Ambition: To work for the FBI. A if iy 5 l its ttiy 'iff JAMES A. YETTER, JR. Jim Vocational Activities: Football 1, 2, 35 Wrestling 1, Z, 35 Student Council 25 Student Court 3. Characteristics: Athletic . . . neat. Ambition: To make a lot of money and to retire early. JOHN J. ZAMPELLI John General Activities: Activity Repre- sentative 15 Banker 25 Hi-Y 1, 2,5 Class Play Characteristics: Merry . . . unpredictable. Ambition: To make good in whatever I undertake. SANDRA JANE YOCUM Sandy Commercial Activities: Student Council 1, 2, 35 Prom Committec5 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 1, 25 Sophomore Class Party: 60-Word Transcription5 Assembly 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 15 A Cappella Choir 2, 35 Class Play. Characteristics: Co-operative . . . understanding. Ambition: To be a success- ful secretary. SHIRLEY S. ZAMPELLI Bird Academic Activities: Student Council 15 Activity Representa- tive 35 Concert Choir 1, 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Maroon and Steel 1, 2, 35 Prom Committee5 As- sembly 1, Z, 35 Volley- ball Z5 Bowling 15 Class Play. Characteristics: Sociable . . . artistic. Ambition: To make good in art. WE LOOK FORWARD TO SUCCESSFUL LIVES. JOSEPH B. DAVIS, JR. CNot Picturedb HENRY A. YODER, JR. CNot Picturedj CHARLES R. RUPP tNot Picturedj GORDON E. YETTER Gordon Vocational Activities: Prom Committeeg Class Play. Characteristics: Handsome . . . neat. Ambition: To be a successful carpenter. .1 sisttmn High me are bidding you A very sincere ndieu. NYT, the Class of '55, W'ilI always remember you ,ri-Ii :Si The Prom will live on in our memories, A circus with colors so bright. Our class rings that we wear with pride And our hats red and white. All took part in our Senior Class Play, A . . SSClllbllQS, Senior Day too. For all your help in both studies and sports, Hcrc's to our teachers we're thanking you Through all th orget All of the fun that we've had here U The Dinner Dance and Picnic too- Sl ' marecl with our classmates s e years we will ne'er f 0 lflle. uv- :E Proucll ay, Thinking back over the years 7 That now and forever and always and ever All these things' mean y we stand on Commencement D a lot. SINGING AND revising the class song are, left to right: Yearick, Baldwin, lgghetto, Metzger, McConahy, Simons, Houser, Rodgers, Rocco, Hile, Rook bcatcd: Nancy Matirey. avi? SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISERS Standing, left lo right: Miss Frankenberry, Mr. Smith advisers. Seated: Robert Desiderati, treasurer, Wilma Wright, vice-president, Michael Brown, president. Ab sent: Mr. Taylor, adviser. UNDERCLASS GFFICERS NINTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISERS Top row, left to right: Matthew Soccio, treas- urer, Concetta Dimeo, vice-president. Second row: Miss Wray, Mr. Bergman, Miss Culbert- son, advisers. David Stoicheff, president, Mary Meloni, secretary. First row: Miss Schell- enberg, Mr. Dickert, advisers. SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISERS Top row, left to right: Mrs. Lewis, Mr. Guiser, Mrs. Rosenstengel, advisers. First row: Dennis Caldwell, treas- urerg Robert Baker, president, Lula Plank, secretary, Terryll McMullen, vice-president. B-1 Top row, left to right: McCormick, Lockett, Taylor, Thomas, Klimek, Stafford, Ganoe, Jones, Gramley, Sie- gel. Second row: Hughes, Heller, Morgan, Craig, Eby, Hobbs, Estep, Moad, lVlclVIullen, Bickel, Henry, Shu- man, Mrs. Novak. First row: Con- rad, Horton, Trout, Bopp, Leeper, Logan, Bamford. 'iff ff-- ' ,-pr B-4 Top row, left to right: Sheaffer, Ranck, Long, Cunningham, Snook, Bearley, Arnold, Heckert, Shepherd, McElhany, Dreese, Fleck, Mr. Smith. Second row: Miller, Force, Ruble, Shirey, Norton, Fulton, Stitt, Grabbe, Esposito, Rhine, Haywood, Rarig, Shoemaker. First row: Pennebaker, Herbster, Klein, Beale, Griffith, Bran- non, Chamberlain, Shehan, Caldwell, Crissman, Ritter, Wolfe, Wetzel. B-2 Top row, left to right: R. Cohen, Logan, Wagner, L. Cohen, Appleby, Lash. Second row: Mrs. Kaup, Isen- bcrg, Maben, Hess, Norris, Breneman, lVIcKinnon, Grabbe. First row: Brad- ford, Snyder, Zook, Troutman, Kotyo, Neason, Moore. AS JUNIORS WE BETTER B-3 Top row, left to right: Conaway, Ren- ninger, Berrier, Shimp, Shehan, Kla- witter, Hughes, Cramer, Bailey, Man- nino, Raymond, Blessing. Second row: Derr, Kresen, Fleming, Arnold, Cutler, Hesketh, Weaver, Kuhn, Mil- ler, Fraine, Campbell, Norris, Mrs. Sheaffer. First row: Price, B. john- son, King, M. A. Johnson, Smithers, Troutman, Wilson, Rittenhouse, Berk- with. B-6 Top row, left to right: Kline, Jordan, Mauery, Goss, Walter, Bedelyon, Bair, Stoicheff, Gers, Rocco, Sheaffer, Mr. Webb. Second row: Horning, Mad- den, Dippery, Adams, Leister, Allison, Lepley, Grose, D. Miller, Hauhrick, Henry, Harbst. First row: Elder, Brittain, Larson, Grove, Fisher, Ritter, J. Miller, Burlew. U DERSTAND LIFE'S CHALLE G 11 V-1 Top row, left to right: Williams, Brat- ton, Austin, Appleby, Kling, Johns, Miller, Fike. Second row: Bishop, Ritter, Bender, Huffnagle, Donahey, Wray, Beers, Haines, Bousum. First row: Harbst, Goss, Gazette, Feathers, Houser, Shawver, Stroup. Wwdvk , Q 3 4 B-S Top row, left to right: Fleming, Marsh, McCoy, Sherman, Faux, Cupp, Hoffman, Stuck, K. Mackneer. Sec- ond row: Miss Park, Spigelmyer, E. Mackneer, Hackenberry, Switzer, Moore, Kochenderfer, Pennebaker, Saxton. First row: Berrier, Gentzel, Ruble, Zimmerman, Daubert, French. s,, gg 11 V-2 Top row, left to right: Dupert, Harsh- barger, Laub, Shotzsberger. Third row: Yoder, Hoffman, Orner, Wake- field, Brought, Shearer, Allen, Lock- land, Grassmyer. Second row: Mor- gan, Nlyers, johnson, Burkholder, Dy- singer, N. Spigelmyer, Wheeler, Ro- mig. First row: McCormick, Beck- with, Smith, Olson, Speck, Goss, Lind- sey. C-2 Top row, left to right: Bishop, Ed- miston, G. Knepp, Everly, Carolus, Neason, Lauder, Ripka, G. Warner, Lundvavll, Horlacker, Lynn, Mr. En- gle. Second row: Leoras, Salter, Hower, Jordan, Crawford, Hogue, Miller, P. Warner, Marker, Aurand, Richards, D. Knepp. First row: Carl- son, Calclwell, Campbell, Arseniu, Schubert, Machamer, Ayres. AS SOPHGMORE C-3 Top row, left to right: Wheeler, Mountz, Spigelmyer, Nichols, Bresen- han, Hackenberry, Elder, Flickinger, Moyle, Meloni, Sheidy, Brown, Cle- mens. Second row: Wilson, Barlett, Davis, lVlclVlullen, Fields, Irons, Ev- erly, Fultz, Glace, Wynn, Hambright, Logan, Dippery, Mrs. Hibler. First row: Edmiston, Reesman, Slemons, Shearer, Grimes, Crouse, Weaver, Sausman, Fagan, Macknair, Yeager. C-1 Top row, left to right: Kemrer, Par- sons, Hackenberrv. Hammaker, Ayres, Brannon, Curry, Fegley, Miller, Mont- gomery, Beers, Gross, Dumpman, Bai- lor. Second row: Hunter, McMillen, Kuhns, Weyant, Kyle, Rishel, Wright, Bowersox. Rhine, Condol, Holderman, Walters, Wagner, Engle, Innis. First row: Bingman, Hoel, McCurry. Nico- demus, Hagan, Markley, Werner, Howe, Finkbeiner, Shuey, Long, Snook. C-4 Top row, left to right: Stewart, Col- yer, Fry, Neimond, Brown, Richard- son, Conner, Henderson, Burlew, Has- singer, Knepp, Samuelson, Webb, Shank, C. Swisher, H. Swisher, Mr. Houpt. Second row: J. Miller, White- sal, McNally, Kahley, Brooks, Dill- man, Johnson, Miller, Wheeler, DeAr- ment, Fultz, Haubrick, Cavanaugh, M. Miller, Heimbaugh. First row: Austin, Kauffman, Blessing, Campbell, De Long, Rhodes, Yeager, Ferguson, Thomas, Williams, Jones, Heath. C-5 Top row, left to right: Desiderati, Lukens, Burkholder, Woods, Thomp- son, Goldstein, Pearson, Alexander, Searer, Cupp, Wilcher, Wertz, Cun- ningham, Herbert. Second row: Stitt, Spearing, Holt, Schmidt, King, Knepp, Kahley, Carter, jones, Bailey, Brought, Miss Frankenberry. First row: Stump, Goss, Kitting, Harp, Lontz, Grassmyer. 'hu 10 V-3 and 10 V-4 Top row, left to right: Aumiller, Rhodes, Jackson, Rosenberry, Baum- gardner, Gates, Horning, Stine, Pen- nebaker, Van Zandt, Mowery, Hac- kett, Schucht. Second row: Peterson, D. Sipe, C. Sipe, Snook, Pierce, Ro- mig, Hagan, Chesney. First row: Beers, Marker, Halfpenny, Woodward, Rowe, Teenie, Durst, McCloskey. as C-6 Top row, left to right: Keiser, Ellis, Crawford, McCartney, McNeal, Am- merman, T. Wade, Zook, Coffey, Dippery, Houser. Second rmv: Baum- gardner, Miller, Zimmerman, Henry, Lynch, Corkins, Palm, Yoder, B. Wade, McCalips, Krout, Fields, Hay- wood, Mr. Fagan. First row: Mc- Laughlin, Uhl, Huff, Shotzberger, Sechler, Franklin, Brought, Shawver, Brubaker. WIDER HORIZONS GREET U 10 V-1 and 10 V-2 Top row, left to right: McKnight, Leis- ter, Wortman, Kochenderfer, Kuhns, Cowan, Seese, Henry, White, E. Goss, G. Goss. Second row: Gordon, Cuff, Scheaffer, Solt, Powell, McCardle, Hower, Vanatta, Latchsford. First row: Stafford, Grove, Packard, Gut- shall, Fisher, Gisewhite, Griminger, Cavanaugh. k WY. g 5? 9-1 Top row, left to right: Besch, Watson, Hackenberry, Knepp, G. Miller, Kelly, Lepley, Baxter, Brought, Yo- cum, Alexander. Second row: Renninger, Stitt, Everly, Varner, Briar, Coffey, Coleman, Thompson, Weaver. First row: Fink, Seachrist, Ruby, M. Miller, Folk, Davis, Yoder, Grove, Narehood. 9-2 Top row, left to right: J. Campbell, Goss, Young, Druc- kenmiller, Snyder, Bailor, Brooks, Wray, Laub, Mack- nair, Powers, Fink. Second row: R. Campbell, Persing, Pennebaker, Searer, Wike, Kochenderfer, Summers, Dean, McCaffery, Powell. First row: Mackneer, Carolus, Walters, Young, Klinger, Wray, Pennington, Wagner, Breon, Bramm. CUR P THS P RT, 9-3 Top row, left to right: Swineford, McCurdy, Price, Murray, Eyer, Campbell, Mackneer, Cramer, Dean, Gross, Rowles. Third row: Wray, Knepp, Dillman, Wagner, Taylor, Barger, Walters, Hasketh, McMil- lin, Lukens. Second row: Norris, Blessing, Phillips, Davis, Mateer, Frankhouser, Yocum, Long, Richard, Chesney, Wise. First row: Gingerich, Black, Porch, Longwell, Hutchinson, Cornelius. 9-5 Top row, left to right: Kearns, Fair, Hartley, Searer 3 Snyder, Rupert, Klimek, Vanzandt, Spigelmyer, Sax- 9-4 Top row, left to right: G. Smith, Croyle, Olson, Zampelli, Van Horne, Mowery, Wilson, Knepp, Witmer, Goss. Varner, Bender. Second row: Eby, Seby, Davis, Besch, Hetrick, Kosman, Wynn, Stry- ker, B. Smith, Brannan, Henry. First row: Eichel- berger, Kinser, Wagner, Yeater, Warner, Richard, Leister, Bopp, Matthews, Knox. A ton. Second row: Wert, Spickler, Watt, Norris 9 Singer, McLaughlin, Hopple, Shellenberg, Harlwst, Kratzer. First row: Kirk, Cherry, Spigelmyer, Sel lers, Beckwith, Shirey, Parsons, Boreman, MacElwee. 9-7 Top row, left to right: Grubb, Ingram, Sassaman, Edmiston, Lewis. Wagner, Beaver, Potter, Wertz, Blessing. Second row: Henderson, Reichenbach, Loudenslager, Kresen, Butterworth, DeArment, Gross, McConnell. First row: Forsythe, Mauery, Shissler, Ryan, Swanger, Shawver. BUT LGYALTY REMAINS 9-8 Top row, left to right: Swanger, Haywood, Stoi- cheff, Pheasant, Shilling, Knepp, Moore, Burch- field, Gramley. Second row: Musselman, Long, Holt, Hughes, Hai-lon, Clelan, Brosius, Rowe. First row: Toner, Rupp, Grumbine, Geary, Hackett, Wilson, Peffer. C, , U ,A Tau...- C1 13' J -G-Zigi me., ,..7r:: ,. -A ,. ,,,. 9-6 Top row, left to right: Wheeler, Shoemaker, Dun- can, Harbst, Shore, Wagner, Drass, Barraclough, Thompson, Glazier, Yetter, Conaway. Second row: Stitt, Wilt, Stine, Wilkins, Machamer, Hetrick, Ell- inger, Heister, Eby, Laub, Powell, Kahley. First row: Shilling, Cummings, Houtz, Barlett, Kepner, Mogle. 9-9 Top row, left to right: Stimely, Snook, Davis, Stuck, Pennepacker, Goss, Ruble, Treaster, Soccio, Fultz, Baker, Dalby. Second row: Derr, Sheaffer, Kauff- man, Wertz, Miller, Wisehaupt, Kline, Wagner, Mowery, Mayes, Woods. First row: Hobson, Sigler, Chilcote, Aurand, Clark, Faux, Fisher, Dimeo, Himes, Morrow. 8-2 Top row, left to right: Bilger, Beers, Stull, Harmon, Swanger, Lynch, Stryker, Middaugh. Second row: Fisher, Searer, Fultz, Steele, Walters, Wilson, Hicks. First row: Yohn, Beclelyon, Bloom, Austin, Worley, Orner, Wert. FRIE DSHIP DE ELOPI 8-3 Top row, left to right: Romig, Kingston, Miller, Kitting, Bannon, Lynch, Gordon, Weaver, Kistner. Second row: Hammill, Riley, Gutshall, Summers, Stull, Wagner, Halfpenny, McLaughlin. First row: Vanacla, Huffnagle, Shunkwiler, Rishel, Carlson, Kuhn. al. 8-1 Top row, left to right: Traxler, Specht, F. Stimely, Bailey, Watt, Gayton, Tassa. Second row: Leach, Beers, Zampelli, L. Stimely, Frymyer, Bossinger, Stitt. First row: Shoemaker, Logan, Habbershon, Stein, Hicks, Hartley, Yeater, White. Hr 8-4 Top row, left to right: Nieman, Young, Kelly, Lem- mert, Sherman, Barr, Barlett, Baker, Klein. Second row: Howe, Mitchell, Calhoun, Meason, Koch, Sei- vers, Snook, Walters, Breneman. First row: Pearson, I-Iaught, Herbert, Stumpff, Persing, Taylor, Stew- art, Harpster. 8-5 Top row, left to right: Bossert, R. Walters, Jacobs, Gemberling, Adair, Thomas, Kauffman, Morgan, Pry, Wray, Bailor. Second row: Peachy, Tassa, Whitesel, S. J. Clark, S. M. Clark, Wilson, Packer, Connor, Reese, Gates. First row: S. Walters, Paige, Rocco, McCalips, W. Walters, Davies, Alexander, Van Scyoc, Grove, Norris, Miller, Hicks. 'x 8-8 Top row, left to right: Grassmyer, Herbik, Knepp, Reber, Bachman, Snyder, Campbell, J. Plummer, Parsons, Sprout, Rodkey, Moyle, Rocco, Phenicie. Second row. Harshbarger, Bingman, Sheaffer, Koch, Glant, B. Plum mer, Metzger, Clifford, Maxwell. First row: Riden Varner, Olskey, Sheffield, Forsythe, Treaster, Jones. 8-6 Top row, left to right: Brown, Shatzer, Hampton, Rocco, Quay, Cisney, Goodman, Jones, F. Smith, Silks. Second row: Anastasi, Schultz, Norton, Dun- ion, Bender, R. Smith, Dulman, Fulton, Sweitzer Stewart. First row: Mackneer, Feathers, James, Leh- man, Lindsey, Leidy, Crosson. MAN NEW ACTI ITIE 8-7 Top row, left to right: Curry, Kemberling, Brehman, Snyder, Beers, Barber, Maurey, Henry, Seese, Tom- linson. Second row: Maunder, Kingston, Colyer, Bilger, Smith, Dex-ringer, Garman, Young, Taylor, Bresenham, Tamura. First row: Krick, Leoras, Yet- ter, Morgan, Loudenslager, Zinn, Murphy, Dean, Riley, Collins. 1 8-9 Top row, left to right: Fisher, Fox, Sowers, Sipe, Moh ler, Powell, Shuey, Cryst, Stoicheff, Toner, Rhoades Shirey. Second row: Fowler, Folk, Kauffman, Fleming Mayes, Hughes, McKee, Stafford, Gilbert, Conner, Aur- and, Bishop. First row: Gers, Brought, Pierce, Perschau Price, Yetter, Beckwith. U5 5 fi men:- -4 WE MEET 7-1 Top row, left to right: Innis, Hile, Franklin, McMillin, Bair. Second row: Hutchinson, May, Davis, Wolf- kill, Kinser, Reynolds, Foss, Wagner, Rook. First row: Varner, Earnest, C. Reed, Pennebaker, Campbell, A. Reed, Niman. 'lU l-1' W: ww- xi, .f .Q1 1, - ' We 56 7-4 Top row, left to right: Saxton, Swine- ford, J. Eisenhart, Elliott, DeArment 7 Marrone, Cunningham, Stuck, J. Bai- ley, Grimes, Peffer. Second row: An- drews, Druckenmiller, Lash, Stidfole, Smith, C. Hackenberry, Ross, Cavan- augh, Fike, Snyder, D. Eisenhart, Pennington. First row:.O1son, Car- stetter, Lloyd, Goss, Witmer, Miller 9 M. Bailey, Bitner, Stine, R. Hacken- berry. 7-2 Top row, left to right: Searer, Het- rick, McElhenny, Cherry, Cavanaugh, Pearson, Barr, Kise, Lohman. Second row: Reese, Kirk, Brown, Miller, Tho- mas, Force, Spigelmyer, Slemons, Snook. First row: McMillin, Baum- gardner, Haywood, Henry, Wagner, Yohn, Ernest, Davis. EW CLASSMATE 7-3 Top row, left to right: Himes, Criss- man, Rummel, Shively, Henry, Mc- Crum, Huffnagle, Malarkey, Herb- ster, Laub, Young. Second row: Par- ker, Seecora, Leonard, Strohecker, Dovci, E. Wlieeler, Krot, Williams, Swanger, Howe. First row: Horton, Dimeo, Knepp, Hoffman, Shaffer, Arbogast, Murphy, Noggle, Gulden, A. Wheeler, Sellers. -,...,.,.......Q D 7, 5 7-6 Top row, left to right: Eby, Hetrick, Berrier, Swineford, Hannon, Billhei- mer, Reigle, Vaughn, Notestine, Shill- ace, Coleman, Ganoe. Second row: Drake, Kochenderfer, Hendricks, V. Smith, Cavanaugh, Long, Prettylcaf, Hawk, Elliott, O'Hara, McCoy. First row: lVlcLauvhlin, W. Smith, Mark- ley, Houtz, Bubb, Krout, Plank, Blew- ett, Bolger, Hackenberg, Carodisky. A D MAKE 7-7 Top row, left to right: Nowark, Rupp Hicks, Chilcote, Treaster, Noerr, A McMeen, Shaffer, Goss, Barber, Ros enstengel. Second row: Talbot, Var ner, Wertz, Wilson, Seibert, Yeager, Smeltzer, Jones, Crouse, Faux, Will iams, Noojin, F. McMeen. First row Mountz, McMillen, Mantz, Egan Stewart. Ruby, Benner, Lukens, Shuey, Caldwell. 13+ ,ii MAN FRIE DS 7-5 Top row, left to right: Lundvall, Ir- vin, Lauver, Walker, Johnson, Ganoe, Goss, Kline. Second row: Donaldson, Stees, Wertz, Smith, Headings, Ker- stetter, Baldwin, Kennedy, Opdenhoff. First row: Grimminger, Rittenhouse, Heintzelman, Mauery, Rickert, jones, Loht. Ju, 27533-EE 2,25 7-10, 8-10, 9-10 Top row, left to right: Thompson, Findley, Freed, Brannon, James Bow- ersox, Wall, Worley, Elliott, Harlon, Craig, Flood, Bearley, Bender. Second row: Janice Bowersox, J. Yeater, Ba- ker, Wert, Settle, Rothrock, Silks, Leurs, Maben, Slemens, Taylor, Ma- ney. First row: Fry, Shirey, Maize, B. Yeater, Sprout, Dukes, Colyer, Fike, Elder, Metz, Grumbine, Hock- enberry, Druckenmiller. PARTICIPATES IN Orgauizafims gcvlfures, A N D rwmz vmam OUR ACTIVE STUDENT BODY F! Q 5 , WHT, TEKQLCRE NEMA? WP? E? 5557 YEAR'S ACCOUNT? HOCL LIFE A LORE TYPISTS9 standing, left to right: Campbell Johnson, Knudson, Wilkins, Hampton. Seated: Bock, Stutts, Talbot. SOLICITORSg standing, left to right: Phenicle Sitkin, Kinser, Aurand, Lemmert, Hartman. 'Cf Yearick, Aurand, Goldstein. Seated: Burlew. The Lore, sponsored by the Senior Class, is a pictorial review or record of the curricular and extracurricular activities of the school year. In the spring, the junior Class elects the staff members. lmmediately in the fall, they select the theme. In meetings that follow, the committees plan the lay- out, prepare the biographies, and work on the cap- tions for the hundreds of pictures in the book. Then the staff members solicit patrons and sell sub- scriptions. When all the work is checked and type- written, the yearbook goes to press. The Lore has been published for thirty-six years. As in the past, the 1954 Lore received an award of First Place Rating in the Pennsylvania School Press Association. LAYOUT COMMITTEEg standing, left to right: Marrone, Rodgers, Rocco, ADVISERSg left to right: Miss Park, Mr Fauth, Mrs. Kaup. SELLING FOOTBALL programs is an important pro- ject of the Student Council. Ruth Burlew buys one from Rose Rocco while Gary Pearson and Howard Ellis look on. SCHOOL PROBLEMS RE DISC SSED SENIOR OFFICERS, standing: Nancy Kepler, girl president, Sam Schucht, boy president. Seated: Sue Stafford, girl representative, Ken Rhoades, boy repre- sentative. Top row, left to right: Laub, Hower, Ellis, Cowan, Stoicheff, Nichols, McMaster, I-Iartman, McCormick. Fourth row: Warner, Davidheiser, Snook, Lash, Cramer, Knepp, Wismer, R. Sheaffer, Taylor, Faux, Seese. Third row: F. Smith, Pearson, Ayres, Bresenhan, Brown, R. Smith, Beers, E. Aurand, R. Beckwith, J. Sheaffer, Sipe. In the Senior Department, the Student Council has helped in many activities. One project is the initiation of a new system of school elections. This system resembles closely the one used by our government. The Council also provides a means whereby the students may voice their opinions on school matters. With the help of Miss McCauley, Mr. Rager, and Mr. Riden, their enthusiastic ad- visers, the members direct the social affairs of the school. Q-gy Second row: Mr. Riden, Burlew, R. Y. Beckwith, J. Jones, Shearer, Caldwell, Marker, Aurand, K. Jones, Hughes, DeLong, Wright, Fleming, Fulton, Miss McCau- ley, Mr. Rager. First row: Hackenberry, Kotyo, Trout- man, I-Iouser, Phenicie, Schucht, Kepler, Stafford, Rhodes, Yocum, Wertz, Talbot, Shimp. at F A , ,,,tre SENIOR DEPARTMENT STUDENT COUNCIL E K' jx, , X Sponsoring many projects requires much time and hard work on the part of the Junior Council members. Some of the activities in- clude the Red Cross Drive, the purchase of cheerleaders, uniforms, and the decorations in the junior Department for the Christmas season. One of the highlights of the year was the Christmas dance, sponsored by this group with the aid of Miss Price and Mr, Thompson, very willing advisers. MARTHA KAUFFMAN, left, and Carolyn Brown, right, post announcements on the bulletin board while Kay Leonard and Pamela Strohecker assist. N A SPIRIT FELLOWSHIP AND GOODWILL JUNIOR OFFICERS, standing, left to right: Susan Metzger, corresponding secretary, Bryson Goss, vice- presidentg Linda Sue Shiller, recording secretaryg Dick Wertz, treasurer. Seated: Matthew Soccio, president. Top row, left to right: Talbot, Fulton, Bannon, Knepp, Strohecker, Leonard, Druckenmiller, Miss Price. First McCracken, Shillace, Caldwell. Second row: Mr. Thomp- row: Jones, Shiller, Metzger, Soccio, Goss, Wertz, Davis. son, Holt, Derr, Kauffman, Maxwell, Stafford, Smith, JUNIOR DEPARTMENT STUDENT SENIOR DEPARTMENT BANKERS Top row, left to right: Beers Strausser, Cupp, Stitt, Wade Houser. Third row: Durst, Gise- white, Arnold, Herbster, Elder Gers, Gross, Hoel, Hogue, Ripka Glace, Meloni, E. Rhodes, Nei moncl, Snook, Cavanaugh. Se cond row: Aumiller, Berrier, Kre sen, Moore, Cohen, Taylor, Trout, Rocco, Carter, Ruble, Sax- ton, Mr. Houser. First row: Ol- sen, McCormick, Mauery, Bobb Nelli, Irvin, Lemmert, Owens Fisher, Laughlin, J. Rhodes. 9 7 9 Banking in the Junior-Senior High School under the School Savings Plan is carried on by two bankers, who have been elected by the pupils in each homeroom. These bankers know how to handle our ilnances well. Money saved, in this way, aids students who will have many expenses in their graduation activities and in their college life. gy- . ,lr 17, fjdif V82 ,U gszhw ,I 1. K Q. l Y V , -'uw f I ,- JANE RUBLE and Suzanne Hoel check their accounts WITH A 100 PER CENT 1'0C0I'd iii E'5 h0m91'00m, with Boyd Arnold. William Dippery will fake the Samuel Toner and Sandra Hughes, bankers, check de- depgsigs to the bank, posits with Sandra Wagner 'and Barry Stuck, head TOGETHER E LEARN THE BE EFITS O 9? Wifi? L'?'Hf7B5E! JUNIOR DEPARTMENT BANKERS Top row, left to right: Davis, L. Wilson, Stuck, Mowery, Zam- pelli, Van Horne, Croyle. Third row: Mr. Dickert, Smith, Rocco, Lauver, Reber, Toner, Cum- mings, Krick, Parsons, Plummer, Baker, Wagner. Second row: Schultz, Hetrick, Glick, Walters, Noojin, Faux, Smeltzer, Houck, Bolger, Rittenhouse, Shilling, Mc- Laughlin, Mayes, Miss Burkins. First Row: Norris, N. Wilson, Zinn, Tomlinson, Yeater, Wise- haupt, Shissler, Mowery, Janis, Wertz, Wagner, Hughes, Clif- ford, Varner. SENIOR DEPARTMENT ACTIVITY REPRESENTATIVES Top row, left to right: Goss, Teenie, Mowery, Hagan, Allen, Watt, McNeal, Stine, McKnight, Brought. Second row: Mr. Lontz, Boyer, Hunter, Miller, Dillman, Metzger, Grose, Daubert, Fields, Horton, Kuhns, Mr. Fauth. First row: Stitt, Desiderati, Knudson, Snyder, Brannon, Griffith, john- son, Zampelli, Warner, Feathers, Houser. The new Activity Card enables students to gain admission to all home football and basketball games, wrestling matches, concerts, dances, and other activities at a reduced rate. This card also entitles the owner to purchase a subscription to the Illaraon and Steel at half price. l 3' 1 4 C-6 REPRESENTATIVE Marilyn Miller receives pay- LYNN EDMISTON checks the Activity accounts as ment for an Activity Card from Don McNeal. Connie Dimeo and Mr. Guiser, adviser, look on. JUNIOR DEPARTMENT ACTIVITY REPRESENTATIVES Top row, left to right: Phenicie, Wagner, Bossert, Kauffman, Gayton, Ruble, Shirey, Stoicheff. Third row: Rosenstengel, Bach- man, Donaldson, Baker, Beaver, Machamer, S t i t t , Edmiston, Grubb, Riley, S. Toner. Second row: Mr. Dickert, Warner, Lewis, Lehman, Noggle, Wilson, D. Toner, Huffnagle, Loudenslager, Garman, Mr. Guiser. First row: Forsythe, C. Treaster, Sivitz, Steinbach, McKee, Smith, Rick- ert, Benner, Brown, Clark, Di- meo, E. Treaster, HELEN BALDWIN, editor, and Barbara Wolfe, assis- tant editor, are checking the copy. T THE ADVISERS, Miss Helfrecht, Mr. Houpt, Mr. Sheaffer, and Miss Wray, talk about an important news item. HEL TE T EWS Top row, left to right: Ellis, Davis, Spigelmyer, Grass- myer, Lemmert, Rodgers, Long, Janis. Sixth row: M. Johnson. C. Miller. Shawver. Miller. Berrier. Madden, Shuman, Shontz, Howe, Lontz, Joyce Wertz, Shiller, Clifford, Clark. Fifth row: Clemens, Cohen, A. Metzger, Sheaffer, King, Rarig, Zimmerman, Horning, Irons, Burlew, Fisher. Fourth row: Dumpman, Campbell, McCahan, Innis, McCurry, Bailey, Salter, Hammill, M. Miller, Tubbs, Sheffield, Crosson. Third row: Gold- The Maroon and Steel staff published twelve issues of the school paper this year. Special edi- tions of eight and twelve pages appeared at Christ- mas and Commencement. The purpose of the paper is to print news of current events, sports, photo- graphs, and other items of interest about the school. The staff introduced several new features including a crossword puzzle and an alumni column. The paper sponsored a refreshment stand at the basketball games and held a Holly Dance dur- ing the Christmas season. stein, Jones, Siegel, Phenicie, Kepler, Stafford, Klein, M. A. Johnson, Conrad, Zampelli, Hile. Second row: McCalips, Maxwell, S. Metzger, Brannon, Troutman, Gentzel, Nelli, Rhodes, Kise, Cunningham, Ruble, Hughes, Arseniu, jean Wertz, Plank, McLaughlin, Miss Helfrick. First row: Ayres, Colyer, Rook, Croyle, Shore, McNeal, Varner, Knepp, Greene, Baldwin, Wolfe, Mau- ery, Lehman, Hoffman. Won 7. ...t Top row, left to right: Coleman, Coffey, Campbell, Bock, Beckwith, Stutts, Nelli, Ort. Second row: Mrs. Derr, Hampton, Heimbaugh., Phillips, Hesketh, Miller, Knud- son, McMillen, Patton, Peachey, Steel. First row: Kinser, OUR REPRESENTATIVES to District Band are rehearsing for the South-Central District Festival at Armagh-Brpwn. Standing, left to right: Mr. Smith, director, Grabhe, Rocco, Hile, Wertz, Wilcher, Snook, Kline, Lontz. Rear: Rarig, Appleby, Yearick. Front: Arnold. MEMBERS OF District Chorus are preparing to attend the South-Central District Festival at Howard. Second row, left to right: Lehman, Haywood, Hile, Mauery, Elder, Yeariclc, Orner, Dippery, Cohen. First row: Burlew, Baldwin, Mr. Casilli, director, French, Houser, Metzger, Heller, Gentzel. I 0 SENIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Sellers, B. Snook, Laub, Bubb, Kline, Hall, Wagner, Pierce, Kise, Hartley, A. Snook, Goss, Plank, Bossinger, McLaughlin. KEEPS US IN TU E The Music Department provides an oppor- tunity for the students to develop their individual talents in instrumental and vocal organizations. There is a chance for expression in the vocal groups comprising the A Cappella Choir, the Concert Choir, and the Girls' Glee Clubs. During Christ- mas these groups present programs of Christmas music in concerts and in assemblies. ll A CAPPELLA CHOIR Top row, left to right: Pennebaker, Horning, Ritten- house, Burlew, Miller, Prettyleaf, Johnson, Herbster. Third row: McCahan, McCurry, Shontz, Lemmert, N. Jones, Stafford, Kepler, Kaley. Second row: Shull, K. Jones, Rahauser, Donahey, Yocum, Smith, Wilson, Nor- ris, Henry, Corlcins, Hughes, Crissman, Dillman, Sitkin, Mierley, Caldwell. First row: Snyder, Knepp, Hammill, Frohm, Wagner, Aumiller, King, Engle, Baumgardner, Huff, Campbell, Talbot, Klein, Uhl, Mrs. Derr. I H RMO ANDI TERPRETATIO Top row, left to right: McNeal, Snoolc, Carter, K. Mauery, Yearick. Schultz, Knepp. Klawitter. Third ron J Burlew Keiser R Miller Saxton Cunnin ham . . . g Neimond, Cohen, Ranzk, Berrier, Ganoe: Dippery, Or: ner. Second row: Mrs. Derr, Grassmyer, Nicodemus, Zampelli, N. Mauery, Rocco, Zook, Heller, Palm, Hile, Metzger, Ruble, Haywood, Zimmerman, Lehman, Fink- beiner, Rodgers. Bottom row: Shearer, Miller, Gent- zel, Sheffield, Johnson, Salter, Weyant, Grose, Houser, Neason, F. Burlew, Baldwin, Fraine. Eby, McMullen, Fleming, Rhodes, Whiteman, Elder, French. 'Kuhn' Top row, left lo right: Craig, Morgan, Lepley, Conrad, Weaver, Kochenderfer, Zimmerman, Daubert. Second row: Mrs. Derr, Kotyo, Fulton, Force, Switzer, Brannon, JUNIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Hackenberry, Hobbs, Isenburg. First row: Breneman Miller, Estep, Shirey, Norton, Ruble, Moad, Miller, Chamberlain, Cutler. OUR SINGI G GRCDUPS EXCEL. Top row, left to right: Wynn, Brooks, Lynch, Carter, Wade, Yoder, Carlson. Third row: Ayres, Hower, Henry, Aurand, M. Fields, Wagner, Bailey, Warner, Miller, Heath, Johnson. Second row: Mrs. Derr, Sech ler, Hoel, Crawford, M. Campbell, Glace, Goss, Austin Yeager, Crouse, McCallips, Holt. Fiist row: N. Fields McNally, J. Campbell, Kitting, Whitesel, Holderman Arseniu. PANTHER MARCHING BAND Top row, left to right: Ayres, James Grabbe, Leeper, Morrow, Woods, Aurand, Shoemaker Lundvall, Burd, R. Beckwith, Orner, Pierce. Fifth row: Moore, Janice Grabbe, Horton Smithers, McCurdy, Dumpman, R. Gramley, Wetzel, Shimp, Wagner, D. Wertz, Appleby, J Gramley, Johns, Howe, Mr. Smith, director. Fourth row: S. Norris, Gates, McCartney, Laul: Goldstein, J. Norris, Rarig, Wilcher, Fleming, Yearick. Third row: J. Wertz, McCracken Kemrer, Yeater, Kline, Raymond. Second row: Snook, Rocco, Lontz, Arnold, Kauffman Heimbaugh, Hile. First row: Whitelaw, Troutman, Heller, Stitt, Clemens, S. Beckwith Fields, Spearing, Fraine. NSTRUMENTALLY, WE RECEIVE A HIGH JUNIOR BAND Top row, left to right: Kline, Moore, Donaldson, Plummer, Musselman, Sechler, Thomas Howe, Baker, Kennedy. Sixth row: Brosius, Shellenberger, Packer, Folk, Ganoe, Rummel Campbell, Irvin, Lundvall, Opdenhoff. Fifth row: Lauver, Wertz, Herbster, J. Forsythe Hile, Rodkey, Himes, Walker, Stees. Fourth row: Bingman, Rowe, Kerstetter, Sivitz, S Shirey, Bailor, Mr. Kochenderfer, director. Third row: Clifford, Brought, Fleming, Sheaffer Hoffman, Wray, Morgan, Bachman, Haywood. Second row: Sellers, Rocco, Goss, McCalips Parsons, Baldwin, Walters, Norris, Kauffman. First row: Beckwith, Wilson, Heister, D Moore, Knepp, M. Forsythe, P. Shirey. 7 9 1 T ., 9 0 an JUNIOR ORCHESTRA Top row, left to right: Wilson, Treaster, Mr. Smith, director, Brosius, Forsythe, Himes, Stees, Herbster, Campbell, Lundvall, Howe, Thomas, Gramley, Shellenberger. Second row: Stein- bach, Heintzelman, Kerstetter, Walters, Hauck, Norris, Gates, Rocco, Sellers, Wray, Haywood. First row: Maxwell, Shiller, Jones, Clark, Baldwin, Shaffer, Metzger. The Panther Marching Band, composed of some Iifty pieces, plays for football games and participates in parades on different occasions during the year. In the spring the band prepares for the annual Spring Concert and Commencement. Likewise the Junior Band, comprising about hfty-six pieces, is an active organ- ization. It takes part in numerous parades. The Junior Department Orchestra, consisting of seventh and eighth grade pupils, plays for the assemblies. DISTRICT ORCHESTRA, consisting of 125 members from 26 schools, presented its annual concerts under the direction of Donald Johanos on January 14 and 15. ki... ORGANIZATIONSQ. , BY USING maps and charts, the Geography Club of junior De- partment studies world conditions and affairs with Mr. Bergman, adviser. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Top row, left to right: Marrone Goldstein, R. Johnson, Jones Cahan. Third row: Var-ner Shontz, M. Johnson, Nelli, Stutts Spigelmyer. fNot pictured! Sheaffer, Wismer. CHECKING THE OIL, an important pro- cedure in operating an automobile, is demon- strated by Mr. Swetek. FUTURE CRAFTSMEN CLUB, standing, left to right: Mr. Swartz, adviser, Brought, treas- urerg McConahy, vice-president, Mr. Taylor, adviser. First row: Davidheiser, secretary, Ughetto, president, Fetters, chaplain. Rodgers, Burlew, Lehman, Mc- 7 Campbell, Fleming, Bickel, Au: rand, Shore, Siegel. Second row: Berrier, Herbster, Kresen, Hoff- man, Kepler, Hobbs, Beckwith, Phenicie. First row: Hile, Bald- win, Wolfe, Hampton, Wertz, THE VETERANS DAY Assembly is a solemn tribute to all soldiers. AN ASSEMBLIE - OUR T LENTS ARE REVEALED Assemblies are an important part of school life in both the junior and Senior Departments, because students who take part acquire poise and confidence by losing the fear of public appearances. These programs are entertaining as well as educational. Members of the Public Speaking Class pre- sented interesting monologues. The Academic, Commercial, and Vocational students took part in various plays and musical numbers. CAROLS RING as the Junior High Mixed Chorus en- OUR HIGH STEPPING cheerleaders exhibit their pep tertains in the Christmas Assembly. and school Splflt at the Huntingdon pep meeting .lk 'Ye-s9l'WWT5M i ,Il . HAPPY COUPLES attend a royal ball in Old Vienna. ARMCHAIR TRAVELERS ARE THRILLED BY 'L414c'l10rs ,llufelylz The month of March brings much excite- ment for the Senior Class each year. This is the time when the annual Senior Class Play is presented. Amid a frenzy of tryouts, dance routines, costumes, and tickets, emerges an entertaining and well-directed production. This year the Senior Class presented 'iAn- chors Aweighf' a revue in two acts, directed by Barry Lyndall of john B, Rogers Productions. This amusing performance took us on a musical tour of such intriguing spots as a beach in Hawaii, a royal ball in Old Vienna, and a night- club in Paris. THE JINGLE of tamborines invites a stop along the Gypsy trail. EXCITED MEMBERS of the Class of '55 board the U.S.S. Smiles for a colorful and musical tour of the world. if ii, ii? .V :si XIX. Y L3-'fx if W 'if' .u A15 H-I . fe I ' ig Q gt,-1 IEI-II.IIsIjithrills the audience with her graceful skating. JIM IRVIN serenades Hawaiian maidens with South Sea Island Magic 9 SINGER William Dippery and high stepping CanCan Dancers bring d - light to gay nightclubbers in Paris. HOME AGAIN, the drill team provides a fine patriotic climax to Anchors Aweigh s THE STARTING LINE-UP, standing, left to right: Sheaffer, Hughes, Stuck, Winegardner, Beers, Mc- Left to right: William Howe, faculty manager, Jay Cormick. Kneeling: Mr. Ufema, coachg Yetter, Holt, Riden, director of athletics. Rhodes, Taylor, Wismer. ef' Left to right: john Rosenstengel, athletic trainerg Alexander Ufema, head coach of foot- ball and basketball, Joseph F. Sicchitano, as- sistant coach of varsity football and coach of J. V. basketball. Left to right: J. Lester Houser, Jr., coach of J. V. footballg Marvin S. Lantz, coach of intra- mural football and assistant coach of wrestlingg Matxrice C. Shaeffer, coach of J. V. football and varsity baseball, Jack T. Thompson, coach of intramural football. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES L.H.S. OPP. Conemaugh .,.... , , , 7 25 Bellefonte . . . . , . 32 13 Tyrone ....... . . . 29 0 Captain jack .... . . . 25 12 State College , . , , , 40 12 Lock Haven ... ... 14 21 Jersey Shore . . . 4 47 6 Danville .... . 6 20 Huntingdon , . . , . . 13 13 VARSITY FOOTBALL LETTERMEN: jack Alexander, Robert Beers, William Greene, Calvin Holt, Laird Howe, Gene Hughes, William Knepp, Robert johnson, Gene Maurey, Thomas McCormick, Ronald McKinnon, Pete Searer, Rohlf Shaffer, Larry Sheaffer, Edward Stoicheff, Donald Stuck, Robert Ranck, Kenneth Rhodes, James Taylor, James Winegardner, Robert Wismer, james Yetter, Donald Cramer, Dave Loudenslager, Richard , Ganoe. 1 TE MWORK AND soon H an A-,,....-rv 2-evil,--f- , i l Top row, left to right: Mr. Ufema, coach, Knepp, Stoicheff, Shaffer, Alexander, Shimp, Searer, Hughes, Stuck, Wismer, Holt, Sheaffer, Taylor, Mr. Rosen- stengel, trainer. Second row: Loudenslager, manager, Bair, Lash, Cupp, johnson, Winegardner, Beers, Bear- SPORTSMANSHIP LEWISTOWN 7-CONEMAUGH 25 The Panthers were defeated in their initial game of the season by a powerful Conemaugh team. Lewistown scored first, but could not stop the rush- ing of Roy Baker and Company. LEWISTOWN 32-BELLEFONTE 13 The Panthers roared on this night. A strong de- fense combined with a powerful aerial attack stopped a highly touted Bellefonte squad. Belle- fonte, a strong ground-gaining team, was held to two touchdowns by an inspired Panther line. Jim Taylor, veteran quarterback, found his mark for long yardage frequently. This was the only defeat suffered by Bellefonte this season. LEWISTOWN 29-TYRONE 0 An inexperienced and completely outclassed Tyrone squad fell prey to the victory-minded Panthers. For the first time this season the Panthers showed a strong running attack and scoring punch. LEWISTOWN 25-CAPTAIN JACK 12 The Panthers took the field with revenge in their eyes for last seasons defeat at the hands of the Trojans. Hard tackling by the Panther defense stopped the running attack of the Trojans, but a powerful aerial attack kept them threatening the entire game. LEWISTOWN 40-STATE COLLEGE 12 A rugged and determined State College team took ley, Maurey, Bailey, Cohen, Cramer, Mr. Sicchitano, assistant coach. First row: Ganoe, manager, Blessing, Yetter, McCormick, McKinnon, Troutman, Ranck, Greene, Rhodes, Seibert, Howe, Cunningham, manager. RE OUR GOALS the held and almost fought the Panthers to a standstill the first half, but the Panthers came back in the second half to outplay their hosts completely. LEWISTOWN 14-LOCK HAVEN 21 In the wake of Hurricane Hazel, the Panthers competed against a heavier Lock Haven eleven. Bill Knepp, Panther halfback, ran the opening kick- off 80 yards for a touchdown. Lady Luck smiled on the Bobcats in the closing seconds of the game when a pass interception with a resulting touch- down broke a 14-14 deadlock. LEWISTOWN 47-JERSEY SHORE 6 Scoring in every period, the Panthers claimed a victory over a spirited, but outclassed foe. This game marked a renewal of competition with this school. LEWISTOWN 6-DANVILLE 20 Bowing to a superior Danville squad, the Panthers played one of their hardest-fought games of the season. The Panther defense could not stop the hard running of Danville's brilliant halfback, joe Scisley. LEWISTOWN 13-HUNTINGDON 13 An inspired Huntingdon eleven held a superior Panther squad to a 13-13 deadlock. The game seemed a Maroon and Steel victory until the final minute when a 92-yard pass play resulted in a tie score for the Bearcats. fm 1x3 N, X Xpx ,Q 2 K ' f ,-1' QW Q. lp I L, OF is I f 2 ji f K 5 Q ,, LAIRD HOWE New YW W X H, I ... L: af 5 2 X ,S 7 Y iw 0'1- 5 2 2 332 YK xx Q Q fe Q 12 Qi' QL rw f f My Q S IVAN SHIMP N -v . LARRY SHEAFFFR 5' , , ,A13T ff Rag, ' ,wa M fflfff J , x , ,V,A , i . JAMES WINEGARIJNER I f f ik , Q 1' f 4 3 3 M , ' l Chief' 5-M Y . XZ K f, X, W-in W :FDONALD STUCK w l Top row, left to right: Mr. Sheaffer, Mr. Houser, W00d, Thompson, Lewis, Curry, Van Horn, Carolus, coaches, Van Zandt, Crawford, Beers, Rosenberry, Rich- Wondwafds Biessingi Grubb, inanagef- Fi'-ff YOWJ Eiiisi ardson, Meloni, Cupp, Mowery, Lepley, Bannon, Zook, Kaiser, Kfaflefi Parsing, Mafhaniefi Aminefman, Pear' Stoicheff, Soccio, Baker. Second row: Swineford, Ruble, Sons. Rulfefts Fe8i9Yn Brown, W1iS0h, Stewart, Wertz, Findley, Flickinger, Shilling, Goss, Stuck, Saxton, Hay- DaVi5, SUTT- J. V. FOOTBALL SCORES WEIGHT TEAMS' SCORES L.H.S. OPP. L.H.S. OPP. Captain Jack . . . . . 9 6 Juniata .lninf ' r - - - 7 5 Juniata Join: . . . ,,.. 25 6 Chief Logan .... . . . . 14 6 Chief Logan .... . . . 27 12 Chief Logan . . . . . . . 25 6 Juniata Joint . . . .... 34 6 Juniata Joint - - . - - 0 6 Huntingdon ,.., .... 1 4 0 Captain Jack . . . . . 6 6 Chief Logan .... . . 7 7 Top row, left to right: Mr. Lantz, coach, Stoicheff, hart, Phenicie, Cal'0di5kY, Donaldson, R9iiiY, Wolfkill, Quay, Mauery, Stimely, Cisney, Noerr, Gayton, Rocco, Sowers, Swineford, Maunder, Cryst, Curry. First row: Mr. Thompson, coach. Third row: Baily, Jacobs, Silks, Rupp, Cummings, Norton, Baker, Bossert, Powell, Lauver, Grimes, K. Kline, Smith, Rodkey, Billheimer, Snyder, Sipe. Goss, Irvin, Bachman, D. Kline. Second row: Eisen- l ina, r.., .,, , W.,.,,,,.., .,,,,.f- .vw . ,uwi,,w,,-.W , - ,-Maw is ..,- ,w,.-,E,,a.1,.,1,f.m we -.-f .,,. ,,,,,,,,. Q 9 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM, standing, left to right: Gers, Wertz, Hartman, Aurand, Alexander, Cramer. Kneeling: Taylor. Boyer, Shaffer, Ranck, Stafford, McCormick, Mr. Ufema coach BIDE BY THE RULE This years great varsity team, whlch was comprised mostly of Juniors, tasted its lirst varsity competition in the Mountain League. The over-all program of Coaches Alex Ufema and joe Sicchitano paid off in full despite the fact that the team was literally green in varsity compe- tition. The Panthers were undefeated in league competition and thus copped their second straight crown. The team also proved its championship calibre by defeating teams such as Sunbury, Shamokin, and Altoona. Lost by graduation are Ronnie lVertz, .lim Taylor, Cliff Hartman, and john Boyer. Those remaining are Don Cramer, Bucky Shaffer, Len Aurancl, Tom McCormick, Bob Ranck, jack Alex- ander, Ralph Gers, and Wally Stafford. BASKETBALL LEETERMEN: Donald Cramer, Rohlf Shaffer, Leonard Aurand, Ronald Wertz, james Taylor, Thomas McCortnick, Robert Ranck. AN ENERGETIC Panther and his opponent vie for the all-important possession of the ball. With spirit like this our hardwood squad compiled a commendable record for the season. State College Sunbury . . . Johnstown . Bellefonte .. Steelton .. Shamokin ,. Bellefonte . . Captain Jack Altoona .... Huntingdon Tyrone .... OUR CAGEY CCURTME E HIBIT VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Philipsburg .... Lock Haven . . . I-Iollidaysburg Shamokin ..... , Captain Jack . . , Huntingdon . . . Tyrone ..... Philipsburg ..., Altoona ...... Hollidaysburg 122, f, . maze? f L.H.S. OPP. . . 74 40 . . 75 32 4 . 68 33 . . 54 49 . . 72 21 . . 80 40 . . 77 41 . . 60 48 , . 71 69 . . 72 45 THE STARTING FIVE, lefl to right: Jim Taylor, Leonard Aurand, Rohlf Shaffer, Ron Wertz, Donald Cramer, Mr. Ufema, coach. Although the Baby Panthers opened their season with an inexperienced squad, they proved to have the same win- ning qualities of the teams of previous years. Starting slowly against strong: opposition in pre-league games, the Jayvees eventually found themselves and became a powerful team in Mountain League competition. They lost but one game in league play, and won their third sue- Cessive league title. Moving up to next years varsity squad will be Terry Wade, Ken Sehucht, Pete Seater, Mike Brown, Charlie Beers, Don Lauder, Dave Parsons, and Tom Bresenhan. BABY PANTHERS prove their skill as Beers and Wade try for the rebound. F I E T E A M W O R K JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE , L.H.S. OPP. L.H.S. OPP. State College . . . .,4. 33 36 Philipsburg 4 . . . 56 25 Sunbury .... ..,. 4 3 37 Lock Haven , . . . . . 72 27 Johnstown . . . ..,. 37 37 Hollidaysburg ..... . . . 62 44 Bellefonte . . .,.. 77 15 Shamokin , .... . . . 53 38 Steelton .... . . . 43 46 Captain jack . . , . . , 64 18 Shamolcin . . . ---t 49 42 Huntingdon . . , , . . 53 23 Bellefonte .,.. . . . 57 17 Tyrone ..,. . . . . 37 37 Captain jack , . . . . . 60 13 Philipsburg . ,. . . . 53 32 Altoona ....... .-.. 3 3 57 Altoona ..... ..,. . . . 50 45 Huntingdon . . . . , . 51 36 Hollidaysburg ..... . . . 59 41 Tyrone ...... . . . 51 38 J. V. BASKETBALL TEAM Standing, left to right: Bresenhan, Goss, Stuck, Lauder, Mr. Sicchitano, coachg Parsons, Ruble, Persing, Davis. Seated: Beers, Schucht, Richardson, Searer, Wade, Brown, Bannon, manager. 'Q -K S .E 1' -. 1l1 XW' 'H CY - 1 WRESTLING TEAM Standing, left to right: Mr. Owens, coach, Hicks, Riley, Kline, Bossert, Spigelmyer, Grabbe, Smith, Potter, Klimek, Crawford Goss, Cupp, Seibert, Cohen, Searer, Curry, Niemond, Mr. Lantz coach. Kneeling: Desiderati, Swisher, Blessing, Bobb, Yetter Aurancl, Lash, Owens, Winegardner, Irvin, Wismer. WRESTLING SCHEDULE Tyrone ........,......,.....,........ Miller Hall ............... Bratton-McVeytown-Oliver , . Philipsburg Lock Haven ..... , Captain Jack . . . Sunbury ..... Muncy ...... Juniata Joint . . , Chief Logan .... Bellefonte ..., Hollidaysburg . . Shamokm .....,....,...,,..,..... L.H.s. OPP. 22 24 24 20 37 11 . s 34 16 32 37 3 20 23 112-112- . . , 17 19 120-112- 43 3 145-lb 6 6 . 17 23 154-112- . . . 12 33 135-15- 26 20 11 36 WRESTLING LETTERMEN: Larry Bobb, James Irvin, Edward Aurand, Roger Owens, James Winegardner, Robert Wismer, Robert Desiderati, Charles Swisher, Harry Blessing, Perry Lash, Kenneth Klimek, Rollin Cunningham, manager. SENIOR WRESTLERS, standing, left to right: Mr. Owens, coach, Winegardner, Wismer, Seibert, Aurand, Mr. Lantz, coach. Kneeling: Yetter, Bobb, Owens, Irvin. W' E ERGETIC WRESTLERS AN SPEEDY FOOTME BRI G US GLORY JUNIATA VALLEY WRESTLING LEAGUE CHAMPIONS Class .....,...,.,. Harry Blessing Class Class Class Class .,.............,LarryBobb , ..,..... RogerOwens James Winegardner , ..,... Robert. Wismer 5 Hmm i - CHEERLEADERS, top row, left to right: Wertz, Jones, Whiteman, Metzger Kneeling: Brannon, Fulton, Henry, Corkins, Hughes, Ruble, Shearer, Rhodes. -XS 1954 TRACK SCHEDULE DUAL MEETS L.H.S. OPP. Bellwood Antis . . .,... . . . 67 42 Carson Long .......,..,...,...........,..... 74 35 Huntingdon .........,.,....,................ 67 42 CENTRAL COUNTIES TRACK MEET Lewistown .,...,....... Second place ,............ 58W points JOHN SHIREY demonstrates good form in the discus throw. E LETTERIWEN: William Knepp, Edward Stoicheff, John Crouse, Steve Shimp, William Greene, Gene Hughes, Donald Kresen, Ronald Zimmerman, Jack Barger, Wallace Stafford, John Shirey, Ronald Dippery, manager. TRACK TEAM, '54 Top row, left to right: Mr. Hartman, coach, Fry, manager, Bannon, J. Shirey, Moyle, Johnson, Kornmann, Conner, Shirey, Dippery, manager. Second row: Cramer, Mackneer, Hughes, Stoicheff, Haclcenberry, Wade, Zimmerman, Meloni, Kline, Sitkin, Barger, Warner. First row: Cunningham, Goddard, Shimp, Crouse, Knepp, Greene, Holt, Stafford, Bailey, McElhenny. FIRST BASEMAN Teter Aurancl takes the ERRY BA , , J NNON smacks a long drive for throw and puts out runner. the Panthers. 1954 BASEBALL SCORES OUR B LLPLAYER LM' OPP' Captain Jack .....,....,........,.. '. . 9 1 Bratton - McVeytown - Oliver . , , . . 5 2 Chief Logan .,.,............... . . 3 4 S I-I O W T I-I E I R F 0 R M Bratton - McVeytown - Oliver .... . , 9 2 Huntingdon ...,.,,........... , . 12 5 Juniata Joint .,......,,..... . . 12 0 Chief Logan .,.. . , 11 4 Captain Jack V.., , . 9 1 BASEBALL LETTERMEN: Jerry Bannon, Donald Huntingdon ...,. . . 1 0 Horning, Darwin Scratchard, Robert Reher, Kenneth Tuscan-ora Valley ,, 16 1 Rhodes, Clifford Hartman, Leonard Aurand, Jr., Leon Bellefome A,,,,, N 2 1 Grassmyer, Robert Beers, Larry Sheaffer, James Irvin, Bellefgnte 4, ,,,,,,,,,,,44,,,AA,,,,,4 , 7 5 William Campbell, John Shambach, William Hartman, Juniata Joint .,..,................... 12 4 James Taylor, Darwin Long, Mike Brown, Managers, P,I,A,A, DISTRICT 6 PLAYOFFS Joseph McConahy, Stanley Orner. Lewistown 9 ........,,.,.,..... A1-magli -Brown 8 LeWiSt0W!l 2 .,.. ..... P hilipgbufg 14 1954 BASEBALL TEAM Top row, left to right: Mr. Sheaffer, coach, Fleck, W. Sheaffer, Stuck, Clelan, Scratchard, L. Sheaffer, Reher, Howe, Hoffman, Rhodes, Mr. Houser, coach. Second row: Beers, Irvin Taylor, Aurand, Horning, Bannon, Bossert, Grassmyer, Campbell, Long, Shambach, W Hartman. First row: Foltz, manager, Orner, manager, Sipe, Brown, Miller, C. Hartman, Lauver, McConahy, manager. 9 ,w fwge-:,mmnmsragg, zw2,s ,X va,-gm : 1asnmwx,aaaeesswo'.wyLr,,,,3gg,m.W Q,-,,gg,gg M, J -mf fxtamrsarsmtm.1zwzmzffv,Q,aa:sem1v wA2Eiikfe: ivh 'GNkmE'eQ2h5Zs1iiEiQhDGM?'Tf?5?x?K'h9 'l9TEJ 'W i W SOCCER TEAM Standing, left to right: Mr. Hartman, coach, Desiderati, Neason, Cunning- ham, Warner, S. Miller, Conner, M. Miller, Bresenhan, Shellenberg, Swisher. Sitting: R. Miller, Schucht, Wilkins, Sitkin, Smithers, Owens, Irvin, Vaughn, Snyder. DI MO D AND FIELD TRI-COUNTY SOCCER LEAGUE East Juniata Joint ...... ...,............,..,. Beaver Vocational . . . Middleburg ...,... McClure ....,,.... East Juniata Joint , . , Beaver Vocational . . . Middleburg ...,... McClure ..., SOCCER SENIORS, stand- ing, left to right: Jack Sit- kin, Larry Vaughn, Roger Owens. Kneeling: Mr. Hart- man, coach, Raymond Wilk- ins, James Irvin, Donald Smithers. fe L.H.S. OPP. 1 6 SOCCER LETTERMEN: Thomas Bresenhan, 1 3 James, Irvin, Robert Miller, Roger Owens, 0 4 Kenneth Schucht, Jack Sitkin, Donald Smithers, 0 6 Adon Snyder, Charles Swisher, Larry Vaughn, 0 4 Gordon Warner, Raymond Wilkins, David 3 4 Fry, manager. 3 3 1 5 Q' ,wr .. Mg, IK ,ff WE ARE LOYAL TO OUR SCHOOL AND TO OUR COUNTRY di :rty fe o WE WANT TO THANK THE FOLLOWING PERSONS AND BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS WHO HAVE HELPED TO MAKE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE BY CONTRIBUTING AS PATRONS ADVERTISING AND SIGNS: The Neon Shop J. Russell Smifh-Signs Leeper Signs ARMY AND NAVY SURPLUS K-Sales Army 81 Navy Slore AMUSEMENT DEVICES: Frank Cvuerrini AMUSEMENT PLACES: Kishacoquillas Park Bal-a-Rena Roller Skaling Rink ASSOCIATIONS: The Junclion Fire Co. Panlher Club Brooklyn Hose Co. No. 3 T. W. U. A., Local No. 6, C. I. O Lewisfown Educalion Associafion Frarernal Order of Eagles No. 4I9 The Owl's Club AUTOMOBILES-REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES Aufomolive Supply Co. Warner-Lewis Buick Co., Inc. Thomas Welding 8: Radiaror Ganoe Molors, Inc. Rillenhouse Spring and Alignmenl George T. Sfoicheff Burnham Auio Sales W. B. Wagner Wm. Penn lvlofor Co. B. F. Goodrich 81 Co. WiIson's Home 81 Au'ro Supplies SIiney's Used Cars J. W. Dillree Molor Co. Erb's Painf 8: Body Shop Sipe's Radiafor Service Snook's Used Car Lol Frey Molors A Friend Newel Ford Co. Novak Molors Leopold Chevrolef Co., Inc. BAKERIES: Lewisfown Federalion of Teachers, Local 89l Bobs Pasfry Shop V. F. W., Posl I349 Henderson Fire Company No. I Cily Hook and Ladder Co. B. P. O. E.. No. 663 ATTORNEYS: Roberf Sluckenralh Norman L. Levin Roberl B. Brugler Paul E. Fellerolf Horace J. Culberlson Houck 81 Barron R. Lee Zeigler Siegel 84 Siegel Swanson's Archway Cookies Beaver Bros. Bakery Lelferman Bros. Bakery, Inc. BARBERS: Rowe's Barber Shop George W. Krouf Fisher's Barber Shop Dufur 84 Greenwalf Tom Hays Tom's Barber Shop J. W. Dimeo Fiore's Barber Shop Creamer 81 Loudenslager Barber Shop Paul's Barber Shop Lake Park Barber Shop BEAUTY PARLORS: CLERGYMEN SeIler's Beauly Shop Powder Puff Beauly Shop Modern Beauly Shoppe Elo KelIey's Beauly Shop Yocum's Beauly Shoppe Towne Beauly Shop Wagner's Beaury Shoppe Mary Cooper BICYCLES: WhiIe's Bicycle Slore BOTTLERS: Cenlre Beverage Co., Inc. Lewislown Coca-Cola Bollling Works, Inc. BUILDING SUPPLIES: Lewislown Lumber 8: Supply Co. Cloyd J. Traill Hoffman Supply Co. R. M. Klinger Planing Mill BUSINESS MACHINES: Roberr E. Leisler-Royal Typewrilers CABINS: Reverend Edward J. Deller Reverend and Mrs. Kennelh I. Bower Reverend Cloyd W. Fields Reverend Harold Snider Reverend Edwin Tucker Reverend Edward Z. Ulls Reverend I-I. B. Simons Capiain H. G. Baker A Friend Reverend and Mrs. H. C. Hornbeck CLOTHING: Pennshire Clolhes Princess Shop Mussefria Malerniiy Shop Marg's Toi Shop Arrley Apparel Sfore Danks 81 Co. Ruhl's-Men's Wear Rubin's Sporl Shop AdIer's for Men Ladies Bazaar The Kiddie Shop Joseph's Lila I:ord's Accessory Shoppe Joe Kalz Men's Slore Bob Davis CNY Line Cabins KrenIzman's Ladies Shop CHIROPODISTS: COAL DEALERS: Sidney Sjvifz T. M. Cunningham-Coal James C. Mayes Roy Berrier Phillip Farinella J- B- KGSVUGFB Dr. James W. Mauery Bruce Grove CHIRQPRACTOR: CONFECTIONERS: Dr. George E. Woriman Jas- R- Mauery J. V. Monlgornery X4 Son-O CHURCH: Cocoanui Candy Chrisiian and Missionary Alliance Church CLEANERS 8: DYERS: Shunkwiler Candy Company Goss Candy Co. Slandard Candy 84 Tobacco C CONTRATORS: Speedy Cleaners Lewisiown Dry Cleaning 84 Laundry Co. Hendricks Coniracling Masons Bell Laundry and Cleaners W. D. S+einbach's Sons Hall-Hour Laundromal Calvin R. Myers Chapple's Cleaners 84 Dyers Richard R. Myers ld Fashioned O. COOKING UTENSILS: Roy J. Freel- Vila Craf'r CREAMERIES AND DAIRY STORES: Herold's Ice Cream Purily Milk Company Seallesl Ice Cream A Friend J. W. Lawver Twin Cedar Dairy Ka-Vee Ice Cream Co. Spring Brook Farm Dairy DENTISTS: Ca rl T. Russ Dr. Dr. Fred H. McClain Dr. Thomas H. Lake Dr. and Mrs. F. M. Wian Dr. W. E. Chamberlain Dr. George A. Shiller DRAPERIES: The Fabric Shop DRUGS AND NOTIONS: Soulh Side Cul Rafe Parkway Service Slore Paul F. Wilson Sl'a1Clord's Service Slore Heading's Drug Slores Hillside Service Slore Peoples Service Drug Sfore Bolger's Cul Rafe ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS AND ANCES: Zampelli's Television Salon Weslend T. V. Lewislown Appliance Cenler Roy Gales Eleclric Shoop's Radio-Television Service Eisenharl Appliance Co. Grabbe's Eleclric Slore Reynold's Eleclric R. H. Force Armalure Works Guss T. V. Sales and Service FEED STORE: S. H. Goss, Inc. FINANCING: Beneficial Finance Company Gardner Consumer Discounl Co. Capilal Finance Corporalion Beacon Loan Corporalion The Budgel Plan, Inc. Consumer Discounl Company 5 81 I0-CENT STORES: G. C. Murphy Co. Slores McCrory Slores Corporalion FLORISTS: MiIIer's Greenhouses Leisler's Greenhouses Yocum's Greenhouse Ashmore 81 Cason's Lewislown Florisl Parlchey's Gifls 81 Flowers FRUIT AND PRODUCE: Elsesser's Produce Spigie's Fruil Marker Cosmo Mannino, Inc. S. Boove 84 Co. Mifflin Counly Fruil and Produce FUNERAL DIRECTORS: Ralph Barchus Willliam K. Barr Heller 84 Baudoux APPLI- FU RNACES: Mellmex Corporalion FURNITURE: William F. Killing Penn Furnilure Co. Wolf Furnilure Co. Lerch Furnilure Co. Taub's Furnilure Exchange Kauhfman's Music 81 Furnilure B 8: G Furnilure Company Globe Furnishings 81 T. V. H. B. McMeen 3: Son, Inc. 9l Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Houser GAS COMPANIES: HATCHERY: Allanlic Sfales Gas Co. of Pa., Inc. I-lerbs'rer's Halchery Lewislown Gas Co. HOTELS: GIFTS: Cavanaugh Bible, Book and Giff Shop Wilrose Gifr Shop-Miller Thearer Bldg. Holsopple's Chrislian Book Slore GLASS: Philip Wolf 8: Sons GROCERY STORES: Lawson's Grocery Hogg's Grocery A 84 P Tea Company Bedelyon's Grocery S'raIIord's Grocery Prye's Grocery Srore Gianr Shopping Food Slore Meloni's Sell Service Marker M. E. Krafzer Srore-McClure Poinl S'rore Young's Groceries Sellers Grocery Srore Searer's Eas'r End Grocery Joe Bossinger's Grocery Smi+h's Grocery A Friend Tony Soccio Clover Farm Grocery Yea+er's Grocery A Friend Olson's Grocery Ful'rz Grocery 81 Confeclionery Marrone's Food Marker Rocco's Super Markel' Shimp's Marker-Logan Slreel' J. B. Huey-Mears 3: Groceries Berlha M. Bachman's Grocery HARDWARE STORES: Hambrighl Bros. Hardware Co. Franciscus Hardware Co. Burnham Hardware Clark's Hardware Co. Ulsh-Shinkel Hardware Co. Roberl Johnson Hardware Company Bosser+'s Hardware Co. Lewisrown Hardware Holel Lewislown, Inc. Green Gables Hofel INDIVIDUALS: Glen D. Renninger A Friend Herberl Granf Gelhardf, ll Kiwanis Camp Counsellors of '54 Mr. and Mrs. Fle+cher Sfafford Mr. Kennefh B. Owens Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Royce A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Francis Prellyleal L. H. S. Cafeleria Employees A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Jones A Cappella Choir Hazel Showaller-I95I Bunny Showaller, '54 Mr. Tony Rocco Leonard L. Aurand, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. George S. Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. John H. Kaley Carolyn Meyer Harry L. Hoffman, 'I6 Bill Harper Mr. and Mrs. David Bookwalrer and Family Jean F. Prenrice-Woosler, '54 Mr. and Mrs. Claude D. Oliver Concerf Choir Senior Girls' Glee Club Miss Helen E. Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Noerr Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O. Williamson Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Diehl INSURANCE: Blair S. Hess Insurance Agency JEWELRY STORES AND REPAIRS: Francis Orris-Jeweler-Phone Paul S. Foss, Jeweler Ronald E. Gilliland, Jeweler WilI s Jewelry Slore McCIure's Jewelry Sfore 4563 JUNK: Sillsinls Junlc Yard Joe Krenlzman and Son JUSTICES OF PEACE: Oscar F. Brush E. Dale Fisher LIBRARY: Mifflin Counly Library LOCKER PLANTS: A Friend McClure Loclcer Planr MANUFACTURERS: Mann Edge Tool Co. Slandard Sleel Worlcs Division Overhead Door Co. ol Penna., Inc. American Viscose Corporalion Lewislown Foundry 84 Machine Co. MOTOR FREIGHT: Noerr Molor Freighl, Inc. MONUMENTS: Luclc Monumenl Co. MUSIC STORE: SIade's Music Slore MUSIC INSTRUCTORS: Howard N. Slaclcpole Mrs. F. A. I-Iouser Kohler Piano and Organ Sludios NEWSPAPERS: Royer News Agency The Senlinel Company, Inc. OPTOMETRISTS: Drs. E. F. and W. E. Henry Boyd H. I-lammalcer, O.D. Dr. and Mrs. Lulher V. Rhodes Dr. C. F. Burns Dr. Thomas VanNaH'a Dr. R. K. Karn OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS: I-I. C. Orlh, D.O. Dr. Roberr W. While PAINT AND WALLPAPER SUPPLIES Kemrer Painl and Wallpaper Slore William P. Harder, Jr. ZooIc's Painl' and Wallpaper Service PHOTOGRAPHERS: Snoolc Sludio The Kepler Sludio PHYSICIAN SUPPLIES: I-Iile's Physician Supply PHYSICIANS: E. E. Reiss, M.D. A. Reid Leopold, M.D. Ervin E. Rodriquez, M.D. Leroy W. Schaefer, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Brown Jesse R. Johnson, M.D. Slephen J. Marlhouse, M.D Ralph E. Morgan, M.D. Dr. Millon I-I. Cohen Dr. S. M. Klein Dr. J. R. W. I-Iunler, Sr. Bryce E. Nicoclemus, M.D. C. B. McClain, M.D. Eleanor M. Aurand, M.D. A Friend Andrew J. Parker, M.D. J. R. W. Hunler, Jr., M.D. Dr. W. D. Thompson, Jr. PLUMBING: A. A. I-Iile PRINTING: Wagner's Prinl Shop Jones Prinling 81 Office Supplies RADIO STATION: WMRF RESTAURANTS: ' Log Cabin Inn Ba'r+isla's Reslauranl Sl'aiTord's Reslauranl' Persing's Reslauranl 322 Diner Corkin's Quick Lunch Gray Goose Coiliee Shop-Holel Lewislown Spic 84 Span-Burnham Speck's-Soulh Main Slreel Jean's Reslauranlr Blue Goose Cale Collage Inn Jack's Place Einky's Cale Riverview Reslauranl' Pickeils Diner Soulh Side Sandwich Shop Anas'rasi's Valley Reslauranl Cargilll's Red's Diner Laskaris Bros. SAND AND GRAVEL: Penna. Glass Sand Corporaiion SERVICE STATIONS: Edmis+on's Sunoco Gus Hess Service Sralion Ulsh's Amoco Service Rowe 31 Pelrie Service Slaiion Ed Deamer's Gulf Slalion Ed Fisher's Service Slalion LundvaII's Esso Service Dave's Esso Slalion John J. Shields Shearer's Allanlic Slalion Smilh's Gulf Service Snook's Allanlic Service SHOE REPAIR SHOP: Prank Ross Experl Shoe Repair SHOE STORES: Wian's Shoe Slore J. S. Raub Shoe Slore Tom Johnson Shoe Slore G. R. Kinney Shoe Slore Super Self-service Shoes Glick Brolhers, Inc. Cul Rare Shoe Slore SPORTING GOODS: Lewislown Sporling Goods Slore TAILCRZ Marion Pennepacker Shop TAXIS: Cily Taxi Yellow Cab TELEVISION SERVICE: Pennwire Television Company THEATERS: Embassy 81 Cenler Miller-Riallo TRANSPORTATION COMPANIES: Po++er's Bus Line While Slar Bus Line UPHOLSTERER: J. K. Swanger Upholslering Shop VETERINARIAN: Dr. Lynn Pelerson YEARBOOK PUBLISHER: William T. Cooke Publishing, Inc. Published by William T. 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