Littlestown High School - Littonian Yearbook (Littlestown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1953 volume:

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AUTHORITY BOARD 'M-. aw-,235 353555 we :I fx :P aff? 3 A LE 5 To Lgiigg v an X L It gk? ,375 'Y rf 17:7 '5-'v 5 9 A 5- 2351 Al X' Q H52 I -I I . ,, Aix if K 5 ,J I r 4 'P -v -v 2- 3 'R 'Uk 'xr 'I' sr- ' 2 X N 1.9. 'td .1 f 4 1: 1 5 I., Leif. A3 ,r ,,,?92x15L5gAf I ADMINISTRATION AVL 71 ,-1:.v4g.-A . 1 Q . -, , H' I. N a 'ESQ vi -,K .fl ,vi - F. I 1, . .4 p.-v'--' 'mf i-lv.-1 . , my- .1.. , I , 3. .F ,L Y ,- -li, . .. , 11.94 '-- -M gf - -f H U : ft--fr -'J x'1t'5Z? g-,-.s...,, FJ? ' 5,1 . fi ',1 5' ' , 4 .1 .-. If Q .3 , ' IL ,.z2Lg'2.: - 1 . If 'ggi'-aye r 3 , ' ' .3'J,'5'L-f , Z .31-4-:C 4,21 2 sl ' fligfyj .vw . I'17'? , Q Vi! 527. Q fag. 'S - N, 3 :w-lfaf ja V.-. ! s g-jug, - If ,x ., -gw,,, Q ,,.-,'. ... ' . -f ' - -- ,451 . J . ICI? 111442 i',g,14 - .Q1.g',, .,:,gq.4 452,4- sfff.-gfff' -Ari: 24 ,-,jL',-7,'-Q.c'fHA3.'21'.,f xg. fw':..9W, .- '-kg Qing'-aAr65: AIT 21, -' -' -A.-QI., , '-' ' -',-.wp 1. flfn- fi. .-'Pg 5.3, , if, .-in 1- ., ,, La, ,,..4,,,,,Qm, , ' ' 'L - F'2.'Lf.I-2: OUR PRINCIPAL As the present school year draws to a close, It IS wlth much regret that we say adxeu to another group of stu dents who are about to graduate As you leave may t be that you have been enrnchecl through the many ex perxences of the years spent at Llttlestown Hugh If you have learned to co operate and be tolerant of other people, lf you have acquired a gxve and take attx rude a respect for other peoples rights lf you are better prepared to meet the lssues of Ilfe and to under stand the problems of a changing socxal order, then we Icnow that you wnll be able to contrlbute much to the new order of life m whxch you are about to enter We extend our best wlshes and hopes for complete success m your every new adventure All Hall to you who are soon to become the youngest sons of our Alma Mater Vxctorlous forever we ' cheer thee now gxzgtyf ADMINISTRATION exgbt A .. I . , . , . l . 9 9 - rr - an u - - as Q n ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS LLOYD L STAVELY Admmistralne Asszstant Soflal Studies Latin B A Gettysburg CoIIege M A Gettysburg College FRANK E BASEHOAR X Admzmstratwe Amstant Soczal Studzes J B S Shlppensburg State Teachers College M A Western Maryland CoIIege ADMINISTRATION ln? 41 EI, f U I I I XXIII l I . Fl , X gi. W L ,IJ , -I ' 1-.-,IJ 'gf MAURICE E. BREAM Geography, Biology, General Science, Senior High Coach BS.-Shippensburg State Teachers College DOROTHY P CRABBS English BS West Chester State Teachers College M A Pennsylvania State College CLAYTON L EVANS Phyncal Education .Snenc Drwer: Education Director of Athletic! BS East Stroudsbur State Teachers Colle ELMER W. GALL Social Studies, Guidance B.S.-Shippenshurg State Teachers College PAUL A HARNER Inxtrumental Mus: Peabody Con a vi LE ORA L HELD Fnglxxh Guxdance BS Indnana State Teachers College M A Columbxa Umverslty ADMINISTRATION 1271 ,lead 'ING MRS NELLE HELD A sf Core MARY C SEN TZ 6 -w Scxence Health 0' Cahforma State Te1chers '4 College FRANK A KEEPER Shorthand Typmg Bookkeepxng Central Pennsylvann Buslness College BS Bowlmg Green State UDIVCISICY M A Hrghland UnIversIty RODNEY L LAW rt BS Kutztown Stare Teachers College gl. Physzcal Educalrorx Gxrlx Coach BS East Stroudsburg State Teachers College fz,a,,.,Je M VIRGINIA SHEELY Home Economic! BS Mansfield State Teachers College I H DEAN STOVER Science Math French BA Gettysburg College MA Pennsylvama State College ADMINISTRATION eleven MIRIAIVI G STOVER Fnglulv Math Lzbranan Hzstory Reading BS Shippensburg State Teachers College RICHARD D THOMAS Math Chemistry B A -Gettysburg College 5.1, CHARLES E TRESSLER Ina'u5lri1I Art, B.S.-Millersville Smte Teachers College M.A.-New York University BRENDA B WALKER School Nurse R N Church Home and Hospital Baltimore Md JOAN C WILT I Ural Mllflf B S West Chester State Teachers College MARY C. FLICKINGER School Secretary Littlestown High School 1952 ADMINISTRATION twelve wg? vw rw ,z lg? T- J glfggiffg -S W ,Q Bjfjdtiagijllil 5 ,Af E 'iii Rf 4 L 5 7' X A2-ms' ,E fd: A A ,Q 511, arg' 3 -Tn. 3 J.- ':-: ' :M qv- ? s 5 Q fav 'Pye Hg, 1 fi- 0 , :J ff Q AEN:- vl 41 rigs M,,uf4 I ,Hangs :fbi Zf'3'gU Q'Lm,fga 93 91,3 Ezrms mfmsmhvai-Hia iw: .. . f,717lFE?1 ,. 1,-Tx' f 4. ' Lil? 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'11 a. f - ' 'f,:'HQ-- 'BR DELORES ALBIN BADDERS Delores Academic unior High Muslcale 1 Shop Club 1 Dancing Club Z Chess Cl b u 3 Basketball 3 4 Senior High Operetta 3 National Honor Society 3 4 Future Nurses Club 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Delores is our only senior who wears a diamond and wedding band too and shes mighty proud of the fact Besides this she takes much interest in the school activities She 1ssumes the duty of co captain of the l b k b Il gir s as et a sqtnd and she is 1 very able co art editor of the Yearbook staff DEAN WILBUR BANKFRT Wilbur Academic Bancll 2 3 4 County Band Z Football Manager 2 3 4 Foot b all 1 Baseball Manager 2 Basketball Manager 2 Senior Play 4 Class Representative 3 4 Class Treasurer 2 F ire Mar shal 4 Typing Club 3 Model Club 1 Fishing Club 1 Model Railroad Club 2 Dance Band 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Class When there is trouble going on you can be sure that Dean Wilb ur is cose around But in spite of this Dean is a sincere friend of every senior H e is well noted for his hot rod and his constant tinkering with cars Dem plans to go to college after high school and we know that whatever he does he will be 1 success DANIEL ROBERT BARNES Danny Industrial Arts Baltimore City College 1 7 3 Varsity Footb1ll 4 Class Secretary 4 Dmny is a newcom r in our senior year but he has fast established his popuhrity with everyone especially by showing his ability on the football field He hails from City College m Baltimore and is usually seen driving h h cl is ot ro Ford convertible I-le is noted for his ready wit especially in P O D Class PAUL ROBERT BARNES Pau Academi Basketballl 7 Football 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 Model Airplane Club 1 Chorus l 2 Model B ld Cl b ui mg u 2 Intramural Sports 1 3 4' Audio-Visual Club 2' Track 2 3 4' F.H.A. Club 3 4' Typing Club 3' Fire Marshal 4. Paul is a dark-haired senior boy. He is well liked by everyone and he has shown much ability in sports especially football. He can be seen driving his Studebaker working at the movies or skating at Slim s. We know that what- ever he plans to do in the future he will succeed. fourteen JEAN MARIE BISI-I Commercnal Bus Basketball I 7 Chorus I Softball Z National Honor Socxety 3 4 Dramatic Club 3 Ofhuals Club 2 Student Council I 7 Athlctn Council 2 ournallsm 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 If you happen to hear a loud clamor dont be alarmed its only Blsh She handles all money m the cafeterxa likes to swlm and dance and IS often seen at Woodlawn She IS very studlous and ranks among the head of the c ass She IS well known for lnkmg Mr Stavelys PO D class and as usually S9011 COITIIWSI to school l'lfC BARTON LEO IJREIGHNER 1 Academuc Nlodel Railroad Club l Underclassmen Play I Travel Club 2 Typlng Club 3 Football 4 F H A Club 4 Fire Marshal 4 Year book Staff 4 Intramural Sports 1 2 3 4 Barton rs small but mxghty and mls htevous He may often be seen argumg about basebal football or ome other subject usually pertammg to sports He Isnt all mlschxel though because he always takes an actlve part In all tlass 'ICIIVIUCS 'Ind dlSCllSSl0nS SHIRLEY ELIZABETH BROWN Commercial Brownie Twnrlmg Clubl 3 4 Dancmg Clubl Majorette 1 2 3 4 Chorus Z 3 4 unnor Hugh Muslcale I Dramatxcs 2 Chess 3 Operetra3 4 Basketball 7 3 4 County Banil Shlrley xs an attractive dark halted senior gurl who IS well knowa for her abxlxty as a majorette She ns frequently seen In the movxes selling candy She plays the posltxon of guard on the basketba'l team As her future she plans to enter the Held of beauty culture LOUISE NAOMI BUCHER Academxt Louise Tmrlmg Club I Typlng Club 3 Drivers Education 3 Future Nurses Club 4 Vlce Presldent 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Louise a resldent of Georgetown IS a senxor gurl who rs very neat and th n all her work Although she ns mclmed to be quiet she IS pleasant d e cient 1 I f an one she meets She IS very studlous an a and always has a smxe or y h Yearbook Staff great help as one of the advertlsmg managers on t e ffteen h . 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A , . . . , . - , DIANE RHODA CORNELL Corn Arade L b mi rarianl Z 3 4 unio H h r ig Musicale I Chorus I 4 Library Club I Senior High Operetta 3 Future Nurses Club 3 4 Senior Class Play 4 Diane doesnt worry about book s and s one of the happy go lucky girls in our class She has shown her ability in rl S B ie enior Class Play as Mrs eas ey Her ambition is to be 1 nurse and we wish her the best of uc JOANN IVIARIE DEHOI-I Little Bev Academic Chorus I unior High Muslcale I Cheerleader I 7 Dancing Club I Officials Club 3 Chess Club 3 oann is one of the seniors who is rarely seen around school But when she is at school she is readl ly heard full of life and she loves to tease oann is usually seen driving her Ford ca r or working at Marshmans Drug Store She and Bish are 1 steady EWOSOITIE and can often be seen at Woodlawn KENNLTH ARTHUR DEHOI-I Doggie Academit Model Club l Travel Club 7 3 Baseball 3 4 Kenny better known as Doggie ippears to be a boy b h n you can be sure he is not far be hlncl it In spite of all this Doggie really is nice when you get to know him He is practically always seen d rea ing sports magazines behind his school books PHYLLIS JUNE DICKINSON Dick Commercial s etball l 3 S b ll 4 Tra 7 CI b c 3 4 Danci u 1 Dramatic Club 2 Count Ch y orus l Class Representative Student Council 3 National Honor Soci 3 ety 4 Traxel Club 3 D c one of the most easiest to et alon with girls of the senior class She is co captain of the girls basketb Il a team and as a forward has stored many points Being interested in all other sport t d s as well it is well under oo why she is interested in the Ph l ysica Education field as her future career sixletu ., ,- - i i Y , , 5 J ' ' A 9 i 9 ' 1 ' ' 1 Q 1 , 4 I I . 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MYRNA MARIE FISSEL Vocational Home Chorus l 4 Dancmg Club I umor Hrgh Muslcale I Dnmatlc Club Z 3 Semor Class Play 4 F H A 4 Operetta 4 Myrna comes from the farm But thxs doesn t stop her from taking an actnve part ln all school actrvxtres Her part as Drucrlla ln the Senior Class Play wxll always be remembered She ns active m FH A and Home Economics work ROGER CHARLES GOUKER Goggles Industrlal Arts Inootballl Z 3 4 Baseballi 4 Travel Club 3 Model Bulldrng Club 1 Z Basketball 3 Goggles ns one of our honored football players due to the fact that he was on the first strung All Conference He IS a very qulet Industrral Arts school MILDRED PEARL HARNER Mxllre Commercr rl umor Hrgh Musrcale 1 Chorus I Dancxng Club I Athletlcs Club 2 Llbrary Club 3 Mlldred alxas Mlllle has pursued the commerclal course while hug: school She rs a lot of fun and she has many frlends During her spare tlme she IS very often seen t Feeser s Dalry where she worlcs DORIS MARIE HEDGES Doris Academy Gettysburg I 7 Emm1tsburg3 PHA 4 Doris IS a very recent newcomer to our class but already she has many frrends She IS very quiet and attentive 1nd possesses a pleasing personallty She wears a real diamond and lool-cs forward to seeing the mailman who brmgs the daily news 7 2r'? 1 .f- - 'PH-5513 S E IEVFPIICEII I . , ll I s , we V .flr 4 if ' My . ' Ec. , 9 4 4 J ' ' ' 9 - ' , g ' 9 . . . 5 . 4 vt 1, - 1 ' ' , , , 1 , 1 9 A ' Y 1 - ,C E r' 'I I student, and is usually seen driving his blue Pontiac convertible to and from E X l If . , y I ' ' ' 1 z ' 3 ' 9 ' - y . , , ,, . . ?,, . . in . I ' . 7 . I , . , . E , . Y l ' ,' I 'I K -lr N , -g ' g ' .... I . . 1 . ' . . , i . I 5 WSW' LOUIS EUGENE HILKER Loue Agricultural Club l 7 Nature Club I Art Club 3 Intramural Sports 3 F I-I A Club 4 Louxs IS one of the quletest 'md smallest boys of the class He has shown his ablllty tn shop work durmg his years ln hrgh school while pursuing the In dustrlal Arts Course He can fre uentl b d h to and from school q y eseen nung IS maroon Chevle JOHN GEORGE JACOBS alce Academ t I'ootb1ll I 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 l31scb1lI 3 4 Fxrc lVl1rsh1l 4 Trwel Club Z Typnng Club 3 H1 Y Club l Thxs tall semor who xs known to everyone TS 1Le ns one of the more qulet boys m the senior class or at least he would lllte us to thmk thus He IS Interested ln all types of sports but munly basketball and football where he cannot be excelled He plans to jom the Marlnes m the near future BEATRICE VIOLET JAMES ea Commercial Lxbrary Club 1 Tr1velClub3 Track 3 4 Basketball3 Maga zxne Manager 4 Danclng Club 7 Softbill 7 untor Hugh Mu SlC'l8 l Be1 xs 1lw1ys ready to get nto a car 1nd take off no m1tter what the hour or what the clestmatton She IS popular mth both sexes and loves to tease When she 1sn t tn school she c1n usually be seen running around wxth Bush and oAnn She xs undectded about the tuture but me all wash her the best of luck SHIRLEY MAI' JONES onesle Commerclal unxor Hugh Nluslcale 1 'lwnrlxng Cub 1 7 Chorus 1 7 3 4 D1nc1ng Club 1 Art Club 3 Operetn 3 4 County Chorus 4 Servxce Club 4 Shxrley usually known by her lrtends ns onesxe xs well lllced by everyone 1nd IS fnnous for her pranks and sllly moods She has taken the commercnl tourse 1nd she plans to be 1 secretary NVe all msh you good lucle Shirley ezglvtecn y Industrial Arts PAUL EARL KERNS Industrial Arts ac Basketball I 2 3 Football l 3 Travel Club 3 R11lro1d 7 Fire Marshal 4 ' ack IS one of the most popular boys of the senlor class Durmg his years in school he has been very active m sports, especially football and basketball ' hool jack is usually found He also likes skatmg and clancmg. After sc A ' I the future he plans to join the Navy working at Schelverts Garage. n Y LEE KING LO Industrial Arts oy d Fnsemble Club Z Aud1oV1sual Dancxng Club 1 Strung an Club 3 FHA 4 Band I 2 3 4 Fire Marshal 4 Loy Lee IS one of the quxeter boys of he senlor class He IS llked by everyone and well known by hrs green Kaiser and also for hrs abxllty to play the bass drum ln the band His ambxtxon ns to attend the Chefs management school if IRENE MAE ROONT7 Commercnl Reny Z 3 4 Chorusl 3 Danc Majorettel 2 3 4 Twlrlmg Clubl h 1 Dramatxcs Club 2 umor Hlgh mg Club l County C orus le 1 Softball Z Library Club 3 Natnonal Honor Soclety 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Reny ts an attractive gurl and possesses a pleaslng personality She has shown her abllxty to twlrl the baton m the band and as a guard on the girls basketball squad She has an excellent chance to practice what she has learned erctal student by workmg m the office at noon Her ambition xs Musica as a comm to become a nurse ROBERT CHARLES KOONT7 Academx o ootballl Z 3 4 Basketballl Z 3 4 Ba eball l 2 3 4 Vice President 3 Class President 4 President of Student Body 4 Hx Y l Travel Club 2 Typmg Club 3 Fire Marshal 4 Bob IS one of the better known boys m our class When he msn t playmg football basketball or baseball he can usually be found working as a soda Jerk at Babes Drug Store Among his numerous other actlvltles Bucky likes to hunt and tear round ln his red Kaiser He has been a great asset to the senlor class by serving us both as class presxdent and student body president SEN 1 11 I neice n We EDWIN CHARLES LIPPY Eddy Industrial Arts Footballl 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Modl Airplane Club 1 Model Railroad Club 2 Advertising Club 3 junior High Musicale 1 National Honor Society 3 4 Operetta 3 Fire Marshal 4 Eddy is one of the most popular boys in the senior class He is usually seen driving a blue Chevie or working at Bowmans He is very good in sports especially football and basketball He is noted for his wise sayings in quiet classes EDWARD MERVIN MIKESELL Eddie Commercial Agriculture Club l Poster Club 3 Ma H gazine Captain 3 National onor Society 3 4 Fire M h ars al 4 Intramural Sports I Z 3 F H A Club 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Eddie is always willing to lend a helping hand in any of the commercial subjects at which he is a whiz He has a pleasmg personality and a multi tude of friends some of whom are in Woodsboro We know that he cannot fail to succeed in whatever he chooses to do LEROY LEWIS LIPPY Leroy' Commercial Agriculture Club 1' Magazine Captain Z' Poster Club 3' National Honor Society 3 4' F.H.A. Club 4' Fire Marshal 4' Magazine Manager 4- Intramural Sports l Z 3' Yearbook Staff 4. Leroy is one of the brains of the Commercial section. He drives a blue Plym- outh and is one of the shy quiet type. He became well known as magazine manager which we are sure he loved 'H doing. Though his future is un- decided we wish him luck in whatever he attempts. JEAN ELIZABETH MILLER u - av 931119 Academic Twirling Club lg Chorus lg unior High Musicale lg Eichelberger 3. Although Jeanie has just returned to our school again after an absence of one year, she is fast renewing old friendships. Though she has not had time to take part in many activities, we are glad to claim her as a member of our class. We know she will succeed in her nursing career. I Q R 5 ,.,. . . 'ifigiii'.g....e-g.ggg.14vi.1'a T' twenty LOU ETTA BYERS MILLER ou Academn: Sensor Play 4 Underclassmen Play l Z Band 1 7 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 County Chorus l Z 3 4 Softball 2 Operetta Z Basketball 2 Basketball Manager 3 4 Red Cross Councxl Z Lrbrarxan 2 4 Dancmg Club l Orchestra Club 2 Typmg Club 3 Yearbook Staff 4 ou enjoys takmg part ln school plays and playmg the saxophone In the band She xs known by her laugh and rs occasnonally seen worknng at Feeser s Dairy Her ambltlon IS to go into the elementary teachlng SHIRLEY MAE MILLER R 4 Shirley Vocational Home Ec Home Craft 1 Chorus 1 3 4 umor Hugh Musxcale 1 FHA 2 3 4 Librarian 3 4 Shnrley IS very interested Ln Home Economlcs and FHA work and has won the honored title of Apple Pan Dowdy ueen She IS often seen work mg rn the cafeterxa wlth her best friend Mary Shmmg evldence a diamond! leads us to believe that she plans to be a housewnfe after leavmg school JEAN FRANCES MIT7 eame Commercnal Home Craft 1 Twlrlxng Club 2 Llbrarnan 3 4 F H A 3 ea'11e IS an attractive light haired senior gurl who is well lxked by everyone She can usually be seen reading books or working xn the lxbrary She lxkes to travel and would lxke to do so In the future RICHARD LARRY MOOSE K Dxck lndustnal Arts Agrlculture Club 1 2 H1 Y 3 Drivers Trammg 3 FHA 4 Duck IS a tall semor lad who has pursued the Industrlal Arts Course Although he IS not much for studymg books he really can show hxs abxllty rf he has to Therefore even though he rs undecided about the future we know he wall succeed SENIO twenly one ..L ,. . I 7 Y S ,hi Y l 1. . ,Q 1 .32 1 9 - ,: : -1 ,, 1 1 , . . - , 2 ,,:J - Y 7 ! 3 ' , - l 1 , c cv . , HJ . , . . . 5 t , . , . y y ff V MARGARET MARIE MYERS Margiey' Commercial Twirling Club 1, 2: F.H.A. Z, 3, 4g Librarian 3, 4g Yearbook Staff 4. Margie is a well known commercial student, who is noted for her giggling. She is liked by everyone, and is frequently seen at the skating rink. She plans to enter the secretarial field after leaving school. MONROE JOSEPH PHII LIPS Monroe Industrial Arts A riculture Club l 2 Hi Y 3 Intramural Sports 3 FHA 4 Monroe is usually seen driving his black 49 Dodge to and from school H lives in the country and is 1 very hard worker He can very often be seen Taneytown His future is undecided but we know that he will succeed in whatever vocation he pl1ns to follow KENNETH LEROY REED Reed Industrial Arts Agriculture Clubl 2 Intramural Sports 1 2 3 4 Track 2 Fishing Club 3 Baseball 3 4 Kenny another one of our Industrial Arts boys hails from Kingsdale He is xcry fond of outdoor sports especially hunting and fishing After leaving school he plans to serve his country by joining the U S Air Force JAMES WESLEY REICHART m Academic Cl lb 3 Fire Marshal 4 Class Treasurer 4 immv is well liked by everyone although he seems to be qu et He has proved his ability to succeed on the football held He is very interested in 4 H work and 1ll farm activities As a future farmer of America the class of 53 wishes him the best of everything twenty Iwo . . . I , . e at I . . . Y V . ' , 9 , , , 9 9 uh .. . Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Travel Club 1, 25 Class President Z, Typing HJ. I., . . y K i U LARRY JOSEPH SENT7 lndustrial Arts Snobn Basketball 2 3 B1seb1ll 1 Dancing Club lg Officials Club 7 Fishing Club 3 Fire M1rsh1l 4 FHA Club 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Class Secretary 7 Yearbook Staff 4 Larry is one of our Industrial Arts students and a very good one He is also one of the Advertising Nlanagers on the Yearbook Staff. Out of school Larry A at Eddie's cleaners or dancing at Boydies After is usually seen working Navy leaving school he plans to join the MARY CATHERINE SHILDT Academic Mary Catherxne 1 2 3 4 Handicraft Clubl 2 Class Representative 1 2 Chorus unior High Musrcale 1 National Honor Society Z 3 Typing Club 3 County Chorus 4 dious girls of the senior class She was n Mary at an attendant to the Halloween queen n her sop for two years She plans to enter Ship chorus and was class represenmtive ll re are to be an elementary teacher pensburg where she wi p p EMAKER ARLENE RUTHANA SHO Commercial Arlene Library Club 1 Librarian 1 Z 3 4 Senior Class Play 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Arlene is one of the outstanding commercial students She is a member of the National Honor Society and she is always willing to help her class mates She is a very good librarian and enjoys reading books She plans to enter the secretarial Field after leaving school MARY ELEANOR SHRIVER l Home Ec Vocationa Mary Home Craft Club l Twirlmg Club 7 FHA 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Mary may appear to be quiet in class but when she is working in the cafe teria her laugh is heard quite often She is a whiz at cooking and sewing and be a housewife our guess is that she is planning to twenty three . . , 5 . . 1 -g 3 . . 3 . . , 5 ' , Q t -Q . , . , ' - M . ,Y , . .. . .. . . - 1 Q r 1 v Z v Z J ' 3 , 9 Q . C herine is one of the most stu A ' ' . i homore year. She is active i ,, .. . ' 9 ' ' , , , L 9 ' , . Y . ,. .. . Q -s . - - , 9 , - , . , . , ROBERT LEE SITES .Boba Academic Intramural Sports 2, 3g Typing Club 33 National Honor Society 3, 4g Senior Class Play 45 F.H,A. Club 4' Fire Marshal 4' Year- book Staff 4. Bob is '1 tall popular senior boy. He is noted for his blushing and crazy pranks and makes his way very well with the lady folks. He is one of the smartest pupils in the class. and best of all hes always willing to lend a helping hand. ALVIN LEROY SPANGLER Spang Industrial Arts Agriculture Club I 2 Track Z Audio Visual Club 3 FHA Club 4 Fire Marshal 4 Intramural Sports I 2 3 Spang who h1ils from Kingsdale is noted for his home economics work especially cherry pie baking He can usually be Chevie to and fro seen driving his green m school We believe he will become upon graduation a successful farmer SHIRLEY JOAN SPARVER Mike Commercial unior High Musicale 1 Chorus 1 2 4 unior Varsity 2 Soft ball 7 Athletic Club Z Library Club 3 Dancing Club 1 Maga zine Captain 3 Shirley or Mike as she is better known is usually rather quiet around the school but she has a quick sense of humor a cl quite popular both at L e is n erts Restaurant where she spends ings 1 week SUE ELLA STAIR UC Commercial Class Representative 4 Student Council 4 Chorusl Z 3 4 County Chorus I 4 Class Secretary 1 unior High Musicale 1 Olhcials Club 2 Dramatics 1 3 A long loud laugh assures you of Sues presence anywhere in the school She is usually seen rushing out of the building to a blue and white car lwhose driver she hopes to make a good wifel We hope Sue makes as good a house wife as she made a student and friend while at LHS , , .Q yy ' v , y 7 I ., .. . A , 9 4 A - A 9 - . - 4 ' 9 , , - .. ly - A - ' - V ' 9 v H . U - - H - H - J A A ' 4 , , 9 J A ' 5 - -9 A 9 ' - 9 A 9 - . ,, . ,, . . . . , , , ' n a ready laugh. Sh A A .H.S. and at Ba k ' , Fl few even' . . US U - A 9 A 9 , , , 9 . 9 Q J ' ' 4 ' - 9 ' , - r A I A ' twenly-four DIANE ELIZABETH STAMBAUGH AC1dEmlC ohn d 1 2 3 4 Class President 1 'iss Ban I 2 3 4 Dance Bm Vice President Z umor High Musicale l Chorus Z 4 ourn1l :sm Z 3 4 Undercl1ssm1n Pliyl 7 Typing Club 3 B1sket bal Z Softball 2 Natioml Honor Society 3 4 Operetta 2 3 Senior Class Play 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Diane is one of the most active girls in our class She can always be seen b k r the school paper all of playing in the band working on the ye1r oo o wh ch keep her quit busy She still however has plenty of time for fun and is always ready with a smile LAURA REBECCA STOCK Amdemic Laurabel 1 4 unior High Musicale I Class Vice President l Chorus Twirling Club 1 Softball 2 Basketball 2 Typing Club 3 Class F Nurses Club 4 Ye1r Pr book Staff 4 Laura is one of the more attractive girls of the senior class She has a pleas ing personality and is a friend of everyone She loves to have a good time Besides this she is good in her studies and active in the chorus and the esident 3 Senior Class Play 4 uture Littonian Staff SHIRLEY ANN STONESIFER Academic Stonie Bn 1 2 3 4 H t an 1 2 3 4 unior High Musicale 1 Dancing Club 1 Twirlmg Club 1 Operetta 2 ournalism Z 3 4 Track 2 3 Softball Z 3 Basketball 2 Officials Club Z Chorus A 3 4 Senior Class Z 4' Typing Club 3' National Honor Society Play 4. b h brains and beauty She is popular with e is one girl gifted with ot ' . both sexes but especially the opposite. She is usually seen driving a black Plymouth. Shirley knows how to have a good time with the gang and 's often seen dancing at Boydies. Her jOHN SAMUEL TRISH Industrial Arts Trash F.H.A. 4g Fire Marshal 45 Intra Westminster High School I, 2. ohn is rather little, but mighty and mischievous. He would rather throw b k than study them, and there is never a dull moment when ohn is A k ohn will succeed oo s around. He is very friendly and liked by all. We now mural Sports 33 Chess Club 35 in the future. fa . O zwenly-five SENI e of those rebels from h ., ,Q Qmfbt SHIRLEY JUNE WANTZ Wantzle Academic Chorus 1 Z 3 4 Varsity Basketball 1 Lxbrary Clubl umor Hlgh MUCICHIB I County Chorus 1 2 3 4 Officials Club 2 Varsity Basketball 2 Typing Club 3 Operetta 3 Future Nurses Club 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Shxrley IS known to most of her fellow classmates as Wantzxe She IS one of the most jolly persons m our class and she lS lnked by everyone She works hard and loves to play basketball Sh l her care 1r ey would like to make nursxng er We are sure she wrll be a success JERRY WHEATLEY 9 Acaclemxc Woodrow Wllson Hugh West Vlfglhld 1 2 Basketball3 Travel Club 3 Senlor Class Play 4 erry rs on t e South He hasnt been with us very long and although he dislikes French very much and IS very mactlve m that class he makes up for it ln English Class He has made many lifetime frlends among students and te1che1s He takes an a has scored and DONALD VICTOR WHITE Don Academlc Baseball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 Football Z Natnonal Honor Soclety 3 4 Typing Club 3 Photography Club 1 Dancmg Club 1 Yearbook Staff 4 D on joined our class m th f e reshman year and was at first a great sensa tnon wnth has Boston accent which xs stxll l studen mgermg He rs a ver t and plans to go o y conscrentnous n to Dartmouth Out f found tmkerm o school he ts constantly g wxth his 37 Ford JOAN MARIE WINTRODE Commercial Chorus 1 2 3 Lbrarran 1 2 3 4 unlor Hxgh Muslcale Camera Club 1 Offlclals Club 2 Llbrar Cl b y u 3 Operetta o ls the owner of a brl h g t smile and usually flashes xt when someone mentions Blglervllle She ns planning on beco a secretarral career but ll me a housewxfe mstead W wx probably e knovs she will do h b she decides u er est nn whatever career pon XX I l .. . .. . , , , s ' 9 ' 9 J ' - 9 , , , z A 9 9 ' Q 9 A A mv A v ' HR bp 4 ' I v I I ' 1 a 1 3 Q ' . . , . t ' . . ctive interest in basketball many points for L.H.S. U ,- - , , , 9 9 9 ' ' , 2 ' s z A 2 .. .. . . . , . . . , y .... , - . . . , t 4 1 . h Jo.. , , , : i - ' . , , 9 J ' ' ' 1: a 9 9 3- A , twtnly-:lx CLASS ADVISERS MISS LE ORA HELD Upon recenvlng her BS Degree from Indxana State Teachers College Mxss LeOra Held hrst accepted 1 posltxon at Homer Cxty Hugh School Homer Cxty P1 After holdmg th1t posmon for sux years she came to 1. H S where she has been occupied m teaching senior hugh Engllsh Durmg the past few summers she has worked hard for her MA Degree which she has re cexved from Columbla University Miss Held has been the falthful advlser and friend of the Class of 1953 for four years To you Miss Held, we wlsh to express our appreciation for your patience and guidance throughout the years MR CLAYTON EVANS ff, W Y if Mr Clayton Evans rs 1 graduate of East Stroudsburg State Teachers College where he receuved has BS Degree nn health and physxcal educa tlon Prlor to coming to Llttlestown he taught for five ye1rs at Hanover Township Pennsylvania Shortly after commg here nn 1941 he received a leave of absence for four years to serve hrs country as a captam ln the Arr Corps After returning he resumed his duties as physical education and health teacher and m 1949 he became one of our class advisers When drnver s tralnmg came to L H S he also became the Instructor of that cours Mr Ev1ns has been very helpful m all class 1ctlvmes and we smcerely thank hmm for the helpful suzgestxons and lcxnd 1dv1ce ADVISERS lwenty :even A A 1, , . . , . . . - . ' I' A V' , . , - I .i , 1 . 4 , . . ., ' A-,zz . 1 1 . . , . I A . . . ' ' ' D ' 1, ,. fw- . ,.,. I Z, ...,.A Af AEE? .:,. I. 11 :5 2 - ' f , ' I I , , . . , - . ' , t ' , , , ' - 1 , ' , . ' ' ' ' . . ., . ' e. . 1 l I l l I I V . . . SENIOR CLASS CFFICERS Presxdent Robert Koontz V1ce Presxdenr Loulse Bucher Secretary ames Re1chart Class Representatlves Sue Stalr Dean Bankert HISIOFIBH Shlrley Stoneslfer fM1ss1ng from picture Louise Bucher CLASS OFFICERS t enty e gh! Treasurer ..,.,,.....A,,,,,,.,..,......A,..,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,., ,,,,,,,,,,,7,,,,,,,... ....,....,,..,,..,,.....,....,,..,., . 7 , Daniel Barnes W - i SENIOR CLASS HISTCRY All too qurclcly thrngs seem to come to rn end md so Inust Our Sfhocl d'IyS SPCIII here In the IIAIIIS of I HS We the class of 53 end thrs ph1se of Irfe only to begln anothe Let Us bfIeHy reK'lII the yc'lfS spent srnce unror I-Irgh berng the hrst seventh gr1de rn the new unror Senror Hrgh system It 'rII begin fr be1urrfuI autumn diy rn September 1947 We were ourte new to the formilrtres thus rn rusted upon us It ook us qrrrte 1 whrle to 1djust our cves to the new system but we IrLed berng Icnovvn 'rs junror hr students It vvas here th1t we frrst shovved cur school sprrrt by p1rtrcrp1trng rn 1nd supportrnt, 'rs miny actrvrtres 1s possrble Our next ye'rr found us wrth nrnety srx on the en rellment for erghth gmde The hrgIrIrg.,hts of the ye1r vtrc the vrsrt to the Iereedom Tr1rn rn Gettysburg, votrnq for our clrss tolors 15 m1roon md vvhrte order rn monogrims 1nd the school prcnrc The f'rII of 49 found us 1s greenrt freshmen Ihrs w1s the busrest of our yerrs thus f1r for we were vvorI1 mg hrrder 1nd trrkrng more ictrve 1, rts rn vrrrorrs extmcurtrtulir utrvrtres b1nd chorus musrcrle pI'rys 1nd sports In the sprrng the 'lI1I1ll1I trrp to Hirrrsburr, 1nd Hershey proved very rnterestrng After three months of relrxrng mcitron, we trme bwtls more determrned rn our vvork 1s senror Irreh students We were no longer greenres but srIIy sophs A IIl0LlgIl the ULIB beel'Hed to ht US we dld IIIIFIIX SCFIOUSIY 1bout our mcademrc studres 'md extra currrcular 'rctrvrtres Our rrnror ye1r found us 1s jolly junrors t-'rch vvorlcrng hrrder to resrch hrs gowl The clrss rrnzs were recerved 1 fe1ture whrch idded to our rmpormnce In sterd of hrvrng 1 cI1ss pI1y we jorned wrth the senror chorus to put on the operetm tnj o errcfm Road Actrvrtres vvere v1rrous Chrrstm1s dince b1sIcetb1II footb1II chorus and bind But the most rmportmt 1nd extrtrnq event to t1Ice place vns the pI1nnrng 1nd pre pwrrng for the rnual prom Dmcrng w1s enjoyed to the soft rhythmrc musrc of Pat Patterson rn a Dutch envrronment As our I'1n1I ye1t begin on 1 brrqht 1utumn dry me begin to work 1s erqer bewers Thrs your swvv the presentwtron of 1 successful comedy Sound Your Horrr Nlost of the senror members of the L1mbAIr Tiu fluptcr of the N1tron1I Honor Socrety enjoyed As tht prevrous ye1r me ittended tht f rreer Confcr ence Irtld II Gettysburg College to Ir Ip plr e us rn our future ureers Durrng the Drster Irolrdrys the senrors sponsored 1 publr drnte Icnovvn ls the Iiunny Hop vvhrth en1IJIed us to ruse funds for the 1nnu1I cI1ss trrp In no trme we found the unror Senror Prom upon us md then the class trrp to W1shrngton whrth clrnnxed the ye1r just before that brg d1y Gridurtron XVL' IooI1ed b1cIc on our AIm1 Nliter I1nowrng th1t v would never enter there is students 13.,1rn FI ASS SONG ITune Irnger Awhrlel Xve senrors vvrII norss you derr old L H S Xve love our deir colors the blue 'md the gold XVe Il 1Iw1ys remember the yerrs tlnt uere best And our 3.1II'rnt teims that vvere so bold And when we are far 1w1y our herrts vvrII stay mth thee Wfe were wlvnys f1rthfuI to our dances 1nd plrys You IIVB on IIOICYEI' IPI OLII' ITICITIOYY Tlnt brought us even tloser rn those urefree d1ys Shrrley Stonesrfer ean Brsh CLASS MOTTO C IWUIILI the Inlddff WI IlCI'l vve Climb CLASS COLORS Nlrroon md Wfhrte CLASS ILOXVFR Yellow Ros CLASS HISTORY twenty nrne 1 I y ' i 1 I 1 I 1 , K 1 A I I 1 1' A A 1 I I I . ,I , A , I , I I f J - I.. l . .- , A I I , I I I ' ' ' I I ' I . 1 A A I I I I I I . 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I I Q 2 , 1 4 fi 1 i QA , , rf I CLASS WILL no mn u tent lL1ll0 tant this sthoo ttrtm IN dmmng t 1 ss o lee t there 1re 1 text thtn s me would ltlce to lt'1ve behind us Therefore 1 hxle sttll sound tn mmd 1nd body t' ut h to 1 II he lollomtng to our fellow undercl1ssmen 1nd teuhtrs To the l1 ulty we would lllxe to eYtend out gr1t1tude 1nd th1nLs lot tcler1t1n 1nd glllLllll2 us through our sthool dns 0 the uuor Cl1ss 1 e msh suttess tn thelr r mun mg your 1t school 0 Ill those SO l'OI'LLln'ltE to be fflldelnbefed SVC Nlll the follounnq De orts Atlhtn l51ddcrs Nu I5 untform to Suslt H1II1Lf Dt1n li1nlxtrts h1te lor mud lllps to Kenneth Nllllct lJ'lI1ICl l51rnes blue b It to 1nyl,ody who will utept II P1ul B1rnes football umform to Dale Dutterer e1n Blsh s front tooth to Darla L.en1mon l51rton Brewhners hex ht to Btll Stmons Shirley llrotvts posttton 1s nnjorette to her ststcr oyte on se liuther s quietness to lletty Wolfe estcd oAnn Dehlolls lu tty to long. extusts to 1nybody t ho nttds ll lkcnntth DeHc1ls 1blltty to sleep 1nypl1ce mtl 'll'Iy tune to 'H110 Holllngtr lhyllxs LJILKIYISOI1 s lore ol' l 1sltetb1ll to Betty Wfollt lVlyrn1 ttssels 1b1l1ty to bxlcc 1nd took to her sister Xlidllli' Ro tr Goulxers No lootb1ll jersey to his brother Tom hltldred H1rner s lone tor P O D to N1rgu111 Koontz Doris Hedges history uorlcboolc to 'mybody thxt xnnts tt Louis Htllsers qutetness to Rlch1rd lllclclnger t,h1 ttobs Lntttxnfv needlts to HOXN1fCl Dodrer l5e1trtte 1 es t POD to 'll1ylDOdY ut y enough to get ll Shuley ones 1bxl1ty to tulle l1st to LNTDCY C rtbbs l1ul lxerns lsnzttxng 1lJllIIy to flnrlts Hull loy Ltt lktnes Tblllfy to plty b1ss drum to L1rrt Vlumtnert lrent Koontzs 1b1l1ty to tx lrl to e1nte Rebert Robert Koontz s abllxty to bake 1 cherry ple to Howard Dodfel' ldmxn lxppys 1b1l1t to I11'llxl speethes 1t toot all r1lly to next tootb1l taptnn leroy Llppy s typing, 1h1l1ty to Nlnss Held Fdxmrd Nlxlcestll s 1llllty to st1y 1xv1lxc In tl1sses to l'om Ornclorfl' ean Nltllers love for hearing last bell to 1nyone tn CCFQSECG Lou Ett1 lhfllllkfb h1sLctb1ll m1nagershlp to N1d1ne States Shtrley Nltl er s driving 1bllxty to Shirley Rebert e1n Nlttz s lore for typmg to Arthur Btrnes Rtclnrd Mooses 1b1l1ty to hook class to 111105 Car penter M1rg1ret Myers 1b1llty to follow 1lter tn bl1Ol fl1'll1,l tl1ss to Rose Ann Deholl: Nlonroe Phtlllps tbtltly to dl'1YV to Don lltl Nhlsesell Kenneth Reeds tbxlxty to pl1y b1slxetlJ1ll to Dean Ye1ly ames Retchart s 'lblllly to knit to Mr St1vely l.1rry Sentzs 1blltty to tall-c Mr Stuely unto in cuse to go uotown to some junior Mary C Shlldt s love of L H S to 1nybody tnterested Arlene Shoem1lcers POD book to 1ny junior luclcy enough to gtt tt lVl1ry Shrner s shortness m st1ture to ttque H1wlc Robert Slt s brolctn Clown loclcet to lnybody who ge s ll Alun Sptnzlers thury ple Lnlung lhtltty to Rohctt H1 Shlrley Sp1rxers love lot shorthmt to Hoxnrd Dodrer Sue Stun s tbtlnty to go stc1dy to Betty Wfultt Diane St1mb1.1ghs 1h1l1ty to stand lll corner t l51rbara Crouse l.aur1 Stock s 'tblllty to drive to any br1ve soul Shtrley Stonesxlers pretlse timing to get here ts he bell ts ringing to Dot ones oh1 Trish s clownlnp, off to Donald Nltlcesell Shlrley XV1ntzs height to Phyllts Hlgmboth1n1 erry XVhe1tleys southern TCCCHI to tnybody who XNAIYIIS IE Don1ld Xvlllll s t lr lexgelmt blllj to 1nybody mllmg to pus II C11 Wfmtrodn s lillty to WIIIC shorthlnd to ltsy Spmgler Thus we brtng to 1 tlost the l1st mll ml testnnent ot the Cl1ss lSeall Cl1ss of 73 XV1tnfsses Robert Sites Diane 5l'H'TllD1L1gl! De1n l51nlcert CLA th rrp one As ' l.'e s .ll l' tl l. Q l -1 . , .' ' ' t. ' ,, . 1 'l K to n 'lose. ve. the Cla., f l953, ' l hat V ,- x - x- 1 I , 1 . A .J 5. n 4 I T ji -,q, v 3 t ' ' Q :'- 4- ' l I 1 - 'l-- 1. . A 1 , - J 4. 1 is - 1 Q A ' ' I4 lk' A -5 5 I K ' . q V . Diane Cornc-ll's love for Nlrs. Sentz to anybody inter- K Q Q K J. 1 l l n ' 4. ' ' -., H .- V I V' L , Q A, K I .ll. ji 5 ' 7,4 5 , . ' '- l ' Q . l '. J J ' l ' ' 14 . I Q L K I VK ' ' ' 1 ' . K K' , I .. . O ,K 'E M L A J . ' ' 4 ' ' 1 t ' , '. lm r' sea In . . . - l 'lc A V ' A I , . K, JAN Q, in Y V Q h .A . . D , ,C I A -K li K 4. H JA I ,-'Sell' ' . Pa, l ' A A l . Of 1'253.l K K S K - ' t U v' jr ' . 1 A 1 . -- f ' . I A tl y . '- : ' . ' b. 't . SENICR CLASS PROPHECY Glancrng through my darly marl, and feelrng very depressed wrth so many brlls and advertrsements, my eyes suddenly beheld a large letter bearrng a navy rnsrgnra As I opened rt and read rt, I drscovered rt was from Larry Senrz an old classmate I had not seen srnce graduatron In hrs letter he rnformed me of the low morale of hrs fellowmen, and asked rf there was any thrng I could do to cheer them up Immedrately a great rdea struck me Durrng our school days our class showed much talent and co operatron So why couldnt we get together and conduct a varrety show for Larry and hrs gang? I decrded the best thrng to do was to get rn touch wrth someone rn the home town Realrzrng that the most rnformed classmate would be Shrrley Sparver local telephone operator, I asked her to get rn touch wrth the local members of the class of 53 Margaret Myers, prrvate secretary and Arlene Shoemaker, secretary for P Kent Foods Incorporated were to notrfy those lrvrng out of town of the plans The next few days were spent rn arrangrng the acts and completrng the few remarnrng detarls Frnally th brg day lune 1 was here I was walkrng nervously backstage checkrng on last mrnute arrangements, when I spred a group of people talkrng together As I got closer I recognrzed them as lohn Trrsh farmer brag grng to Shrrley Wantz and Drane Cornell two nurs s about hrs successful farm Alvrn Spangler was also there ompetrng wrth ohn rn hrs tall tales of the farm I-Iavrng just recerved a telegram from Rrchard Moos and Kenneth Reed two arrforce men tellrng us thev were unable to get a leave, I had to frnd Bob Koontz nharmacrst who was th master of ceremonres and ex plarn the change to hrm At last I found h m drscussrng pharmacy wrth a colleague oann Del-Ioff Our band strrkrng up the musrc rnformed us that the show had started I recognrzed the band as berng composed of Dean Bankert busrnessman, Lou Etta Mrller, elemen t1ry school teacher, Loy Lee Krng, restaurant manager Shrrlev Str-nesrfer, pharmacrst, Drane Stambaugh nurse, and Danrel Barnes servrceman, servrng as drrector After 1 few selectrons, Bob announced the first act and the how was off to a good start wrth a monologue per formed by ean Brsh, warden at a woman s prrson The next few acts followed rn raprd successron wrth few rn terruptrons untrl the srxth act when we couldn t hnd our actress We qurckly substrtuted a vocal solo sung by Mary Catherrne Shrldt an elementary school teacher No sooner had the song been sung when our orrgrnal srxth act Laura Stock, another elementary teacher, rushed rn Laura explarned that her model T Ford had broken down and just as she had grven up hope, Paul Kerns, an auto mechanrc, came along and saved the day Catherrne had just flnrshed her solo and Bob Mar begah annourrcrng the I-'Iousewrves Krtchen Band com posed of the housewrves of our class Wrth the rattlrng rhythm of lcrtchen utensrls rrngrng rn my ears I peered through the curtarns to see Sue Starr Mary Shrrver joan Wrntrode Shrrley Mrller Beatrrce ames Doris Hedges Delores Badders, Mrldred Harner, and Myrna Frssel, havrng the trme of therr lrves I then notrcecl a trro quretly drscussrng matters rn a corner after therr parts rn the performances were completed It seems Leroy Lrppy, Lours Hrlker, and Monroe Phrl lrps were exchangrng vrews on down on the farm rn farmrng myself, I wandered on to Shrrley Brown and ean Mrtz beautrcrans, just touches of the next performer, who was Robert Srtes, now a chemrcal engrneer Bob gave a one man comedy act, whrch created much enthusrasm As Bob left the stage, a great commo tron was heard Dogs were barkrrrg and prgs were squealrng as ames Rerchart and Barton Brerghner led therr trarned anrmal act on stage These two men, berng farmers, had plenty of materral to work wrth As therr crrcus act ended I, too felt the excrtement as Bob announced the feature attractron The curtarn rose, revealrng Kenneth Del-Ioff a boxer standrng rn one corner of the rrng facrng the champron of the navy base I could teadrly see we had taken all pre cautrons agarnst accrdents Behrnd both contestants stood regrstered nurses, Lourse Bucher behrnd one, and ean Mrller behrnd the other In the center of the rrng stood our referee Phyllrs Drckrnson a physrcal edu catron teacher Kennys trarner Roger Gouker who had obtarned a leave from the arr force was grvrng hrm last mrnute rnstructrons I had just sttled Not berng rnterested addrng the frnrshrng a jrnglrng telephone sent me hurryrng backstage Al though erry Wheatley and Edwrn Lrppy two busrness men, were unable to partrcrpate rn our show they were anxrous to know the success of the show After hattrng wrth them for about Eve mrnutes I was returnrng to my seat when I notrced Edward Mrke ell a publrc accountant, closrng the curtarn on the frnal act When the group gathered backstage after a very successfu show, I drscovered Donald Whrte a crvrl engrneer rn Massachusetts, had b en unable to attend The conversatron soon turned to remrnrscrng over our hrgh school days Above the conversrng rose the chuckle of Irene Koontz, an elementary school teacher, as Shrrley ones related the tales of her marrne ex perrences Paul Barnes was also there contrrbutrng hrs cxperrences as get prlot As rt was gettrng very late we found that we had to part As I walked reluct antly down the street to my car I was startled to hear my name berng shouted by a famrlrar vorce I wheeled around to see the tall srlhouette of ohn 1cobs, the one remarnrng classmate, who had been unaccounted for ohn had just short leave of absence from the sron Thrs made the day complete car, I found how sad the feelrng of partrng rs but then I realrzed that every other felt the same way That rs why I am sure, that rn the very near future we wrll all be together lrke thrs once agarn been able to get a Army for the occa Drrvrng away rn my person here tonrght CLASS PROPHECY tfnrty two , I I - I A ' ' If 77 . I I , I I I . V V 1 A V ' . , . , J . . h , . : . I . I A 7 I I I 1 I I- - , - I s I I v M 7 9 I I' , I I , , ::V I I v . I - I ' I . I I I . I I ,. I r . I A h V V VV V, , . , . V . - . . - I 7 ' . - 9 r A ' r A v I I . . . r I , 5 ' ' VI ' ' . V . V I e on - N ' ' ' .3 the edge of my seat to enjoy a thrrllrng contest when v ' ' Q , I . J , . . . 9 G 7 I I . 2 ' . - , . 1 J ' ' I I I - , I - - 5 I I I r I I I I I . r , I V V ' ' s , . v I V ' ' I V . V . 1 ' s I ' 9 , , , 7 - , . K I I 4 F I - J ' . ' ' . ' J - ' - s Y I I . . , 1 , , I . - - JK ' ' Y , ' ' . ,I ' A I D I I 7 I I I I 7 y . V . . V , I , - I , , ' I Q c ' HALL OF NOBSEIEST PEST5 BEST DRESSED SMARTEST S STONSIFER R SITES QUIETEST COM EDIAN6 J BQSH D BARNES , - M- .-, . .11.q---.,- -IAM POPULAR SEQIOUS L STOCK J RESCHART M SHlLDT L LIPPY OST LIKELY T0 SUCCEED SERVICE TO SCHOOL ATH LETES BIGGEST FLIRTS P DICKINSON R Koontz G UPPY J DEHOFF I ' MHA' ' 5 L ER , - V - A - E l , A ---.-..-- - M A ' 1 5 LK 0. .Seated fLeft to Rlghtl M Myers L E Mrller R Sites D Stambaugh L Stock D Badders B Brelghner .Standlng L Sentz S Wantz E Mlkesell D Bankert D White L Bucher L Llppy Advisers Mr Law Mr Keefer LITTCNIAN STAFF To a1d in remmrscmg m the future years the members of the yearbook staff have devoted many hours of work m complhng thls edmon for you The plans were bemg formed last summer so as to brmg you a new and we hope an lmproved volume We smcerely hope everyone wrll enjoy readmg and re readmg rt m the future years The Slaff Edrtor Duane Stambaugh Assocxate Edrtors Laura Stock LouEtta Miller Robert Sxtes Photography Edltors Dean Banker: Donald Whlte Art Edrtors Delores Badders ean Bush Sports Ed1tors Shxrley Wantz Barton Brexghner TVPISIS Margaret Myers Leroy Lrppy Edward Mxkesell Faculty Advlser Mr Rodney Law Mr Frank Keefer SENIORS Ihxrty four w i If ' - Y 3 - ' , - 4 , - . , . , n . y - ' - : A 1 - r - y - v ' y - s - - : . , . . 7 7 7 ' . . V V V , . , . Business Managers , ,t,,, ,,,,,,, , , ..,,,, , , ,, H ,,ee, Louise Bucher, Larry Sentz , H V .,,, 7V7,,VV77,, V W Y, V , , , A , ,,,, t,,, . , H , , , , -I ' f -- V 7 , ---- f f -ff-' - - - - ---- e - 7 7 ' s , . , . Let to Rzglvt Fxrst Row R Sntes D Stambaugh Wheatley S Sronesnfer D Banker! Second Row Flssel L Stock S ones D Cornell L Mxller SENIOR CLASS PLAY On October 24 1952 a capacity audlence wxtnessed the semor class play Sound Your Horn one of the most successful comedres presented at Lxrtlestown The play was under the dnrectlon of Mlss LeOra Held the dramatlcs instructor The characters are as follows Drusllla and Phyllls, two cute llttle teenagers portrayed by Myrna Fxssel and Laura Stock respecnvely Etta Lamb good natured loud, and slangy waxtress and also Homers grrl Shxrley ones Mr Angus Mrs Van Dykes dlgmfxed attorney, portrayed by Dean Bankert Homer Blrcl contact man for a bottlmg works Robert Sxtes Chrxstme Ehot owner of a roadsnde refreshment stand Diane Stambaugh Mrs Van Dyke a self made mlllronalress, Lou Etta Mlller Dlane Webster a bored and mdlfferent niece of Mrs Van Dyke Shirley Stoneslfer Theo- dore Webster young and happy go lucky nephew of Mrs Van ke erry Wheatley Mrs Beasley, caretaker for Van Dyke estate Diane Cornell thzrty f YC 1 . -' 0 ' f .iiiitwl f : : . , . ,j. ,. , . . :M. ,. ,.J , - ,. - ' ' ' Q - rt 19 7 7 7 3 , . : 9 1 9 ' 9 Q - - I 1 - ' 3 ,I Y ' 7 ' S a 9 Q 1 1 ' J ' Q a - 1 Q , - - . Dy ,J 3 . , . '-A Q 4- 'U' fr, Ft52gff'5g2'f6ifJe'3i liffgsgiw 'kv 7: fi i if 'gg 4 7' '?,:'bIm my X TP 4, 2,112 Z Q25 f S2 -4 DI 0' fKQ Ei Q Qggbgw' lx-1 :7 .f WEVJ9 Af 5 9 ,ww-2: N I ffES'c:'1nnf 2, Wfqfkx V 1 Cv-P1411 5f x+'? J ' , -'WH gffimwzfiw ,M 11- ,1 5'w,, UNDERCLASSMEN zlmty re-an iv?-52 f' : .. ' '- ix- -. ., ek I LW-A7ffL ' ,i s-1 . K I 'QL rr' 'I ' Y., f. if.- iw' - , :..7, f- . '5-54 '- ' '- '-fflfy,-k '41, 1 L-, V 11' .f w 1 A f - ' - ,A af: M191 , fy.: ,.V, 'Y Al. ir-it F 4 A 4 Q. f .. - b ,,. ' ' - ,. af sl 5 - LN, f S .gm . - x 61.5.1 kr -j'-zu f 1--15. , ' ,l awp: W: - - ' J' up 1-'Q Z N .-3-gg. Y , 4 v Jil. 59, 2 , '.,'4f,,:: ' 'f . ' '- '4 in -1 I 'S' ,af ' ffg k.'., '. , ' if . 4 ,J,' --S. 91324, -, iv L iff iz 1:2135 ,f,W+ 1'f f'l33f . . Hx., ,Q ,.,-,,., . avr . -5, .,- - 5+ -, -,. .1 , 1.1. , --f, 1. V -z 'K ws, ff 1. ' , , -f:z4'.':,:.i .' nr.-.. -- -- .' .1 .s'a:..gs-5. six 511 Inf Le t to Rzght Flrst Row D Nester B Wolfe B Valtm'm V Koontz Hall Blocher Morehead N Crabbs Second Row D Lemon S Senseney OKul Y Wexkert Sheely K Kunkel P Sp1ngler Third Row L Feeser A Barnes D ones N Stltes D Pettyjohn E Chronlster S Fallunburg Fourth Rox W Benner L Mummert L Orndorfl Holmger H Doderer D Sell Miss Dorothy Crablus Class Adviser JUNIOR CLASS CLASS OFFICERS Presldent Vxce Preslclent Secretary Treasurer Hnstorxan Class Representatives lean Cluclc and Class Colors flower Larry Feeser eanne Hull Slnrley Rebert Yvonne Welkert Dean Sell Dawn Pettyjohn Blue and Wlmxte Amerlcan Beauty Rose UNDERCLASSMEN tlnrty exgfzl f . I ' Z . ,. , ,lv 1, . ,-1. ,J. ,-I. ,-. - 'I . , - ,J. ' , - A ,J. , . ,- 1 . 1 - , . , .J , . ' , . ' , . ' , . ' , rf: . , - , , ,j. 1' , . , . . . , , ' JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Eirly xn the beautiful F111 mormng of September ll 1948 L H S found 1 group of one hundred and sxx green and bashful cre1tures roamnng an nts halls We were lmmednately destlned by the upperclassmen as the Class of 54 We thought thus was a long perxod of tnme but we put our noses mto our boolcs as any anxious greenxes would We worlced energetically and participated nn the usual actxvutxes In splte of all thxs we still managed to have fun Once agam we returned only to fmd our class had dwindled to eighty eight As usual we forgot books and went to the wrong classrooms Although we had more fun, smce we h1d been together for one year the work was tougher But wc just put our noses a lrttle closer to the grindstone This year more boys went out for sports and miny other students joined the extra cur rlcular 'rctxvrtxes Some of the class functnons of the year were a trap to the Gettysburg Battleheld the Valentnne After an lntexlude ln the summer of 1950 we re turned to the halls of LHS We were more confident that this year would be more successful than any pre vxous one and the members of the class began to feel thexr importance as students Again we dld our best m sports, chorus clubs 1nd journallsm Thxs year we or dered our class rmgs and smce our class was functxon mg we decided our class colors and flower We tool: the annual Freshman trap ro H1rrxsburg nn connectlon wth our Clvlcs course Returnmg agaxn to our course of study we recerved the tradltlonal name of Sully Sophomores We had our joyous txmes but we had our serxous moments also when we were studying This year we vxsrted the Adams County Court House to see how our local government IS organized During this term more members of the class took part m the vanous school actxvxtles At the close of this year we ordered our school rlngs to be recenved when we are umors By the time September 1952 rolled around the stu dents of the Class of 54 were thxnlcmg serrously how soon thelr school days were commg to 1 close and especially about thexr future We mlssed a few famlllar faces and by countmg heads we dxscovered we had only srxty three students We recexved our school rmgs of whlch ln Gettysburg as xt 15 the custom The bnggest feature of the year was the Prom which we gave to the Semors as a fond farewell to their happy days at LHS Thus ends another year We look forward to our Semor year as the curtain falls on the umor year of our hlgh school educatlon Dean Sell Hxstorran Let to Krgnt f'1rstRow Brumgard R Dehoff C EEGYIES T Knight B lVlotter S Reber! C Groft P Hlgmbotham Second Rom R Hall D Yealy Herr E Chronlster C Sentz Bowers Koons R Flxclc Inger Third Row R Hxllcer A Groft S Crouse Clucl-c M Keith S Grose IN Arentz Fourth Row C Hall W Rxttase W Burk B jones D Mrlcesell L Krout D Gebhart Mr Nlaurxce E Bream Class Advlser UNDERCLASSMEN thirty nm: v Y I I U K I . K . , . Y. rr y uv 5 - , ' 'Q A Y . , . . . , - , . ' . ,I ' . ' . t ' Y , . - . .. . ., . . 4 PMIY, and the annual School Plfmf af Forest Parke we were very proud. We attended the Career Conference . , - I , . l . ' K V b 4 A . I H ' . . ' 1 I J h ': . , . . , ' , . ' . . , . . . . 4 I if r J J I . ': . , . , , . , . , ' . , - - , ': . , . . . I , J. , . , . ' . , 2 '2 . , . , . . , , . , . , , , le I to Rxglvt F rst Row B Beck L Kerns M Hafner B Shoemaker M Kmg E Arentz Second Row D Dutterer L Frymyer N Flssel Selby Brumgarcl Nl Flynn Thxrcl row K Mlller Goulcer Sny der S Dutlerer B Redding l'ourth Row Hahn R Snyder C Wantz Showvalcer G Harner R Mnlburn SOPHOMORE CLASS CLASS OFFICERS Presldent Bill Slmon VICE President George Smder Secretary Patty Long Treasurer Slurley Bmler HISCOFISD lVlar1lyn Spangler Class Representatives Tom Stoneslfer Nadme Flssel Class Colors Class Flower Green and Wluntn Yellow Carnanon UNDERCLASSMEN forty , f ' : i : . , . , . , . , . A , . . 1 , . , . . : , . , . , , . , . ' , Mrs. joan Wilt, Class Adviser. ' s V 9 SOPHOMCRE CLASS HISTORY The Class of '55, ninety-Five strong, entered the por- tals of L.H.S. on September 10, 1949, eagerly looking forward to our new surroundings. For the first few days we wandered around confused and dazed by the class bell and many rooms. Adjusting ourselves to this new school life, many of us participated in sports, band, chorus, and the Underclassmen Play, The Uncertain Age. The high spots of the year included the Valentine Party and the school picnic at Forest Parlc After a much needed vacation we returned to school minus ten of our classmates This year we didnt need guidance to our classrooms Our boys joined in and helped to keep the unior High on top in the sports field while others of us contributed our talents to the Underclassmen Pay and unior High Musicale In the second semester we ordered our class rings and en joyed the Valentine Party As the eldest class in the junior High, it was up to us to set the example for our younger schoolmates. Only sixty-three of us remained, but we did our share in the held of sports, music. and drama. The features of the year included trips to Harrisburg, Hershey Chocolate Factory and the Adams County Courthouse, receiving our class rings, and decorating for the Sweetheart Dance. In 1952 our Alma Mater seemed to mean more to us as fifty four Silly Sophs struggled on with their chosen fields of study Many of us participated in Senior High Sports giving our time and talents to keep our school on top The big event of the year was our first formal dance 1t Christmas With the ordering of our class rings we closed another chapter of our school life Marilyn Spangler Historian Le! to Rzglvl First Row B Myers I. Swartz Mundorff Koontz P Long D Ridinger M Spangler S Hafner Second Row D Simpson L Wareheim E Crouse S Bixler N Harper B Riplca L Sentz Third Row L Snyder R Strevlg Ci Snyder D Kump K Reinaman R Hedges Fourth Row G Roberts T Brown W Simmons F Warner T Stoneslfer D Selby Mr Elmer Gall Class Adviser UNDERCLASSMEN orty one ' 1 , r - ... ., . . K . ' r , . . , J. . . . '7 - Q ' a , f - l I . .. ,- ,J- ,J- ,. , i , - , . . .. ,. , , ,. , . ,. , . . .. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . 1. ,. , . ,, ,. , . . . , . FRESHMAN CLASS Left lo Klqhl First Row P Snyder W Ketterman F Flssel S Feeser L Shull P Knlght Brown S Baumgudner Second Row R Alllson M Krolt C Rnder R Hartlaub M Marshman A Karns F Myers D Shultz Third Row L R1ch1rds B Kunkel D Zepp 'Xl Slusser S Long Zullclc S acolns B Helwxg Fourth Row N Ylnglmg A Sell L Snyder R Thomis L Worley L Potter N Crouse K Strevrg B Sw1m Mrs Mnrxam Stover Cl1ss Acluser Let to Right PIYSI Row E Rebert L H1ll N Huff S Gerrlclc E Ymglmg E Arentz A Buther Flxclclnger Second Row L Dxclcmson N Coppersmxth K Hxlker S H1rner M Sentz T Goulxer R Orn clorff Huff Thxrd Row I Budd D NlcGomg1l M Furmin E Thomas D Whnsler Carpenter Kress N Trump Fourth Row D Bucher D Berxngyr lr Muller Erln Sellman R Hull S Mummert Hank Mr Rodney Law Cl1ss Aduser UNDERCLASSMEN forly two 'R : ' : . . . . . , . , . , - . 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', 1 ' EIGHTH GRADE It I to Right IIFSI Row K Hllker Barnes R Horner R Bulk L Stair L Huff W Hotkensxnlth I ones I' Betlx Second Row R Bowers H Cool G I5YL1lhg'Il'd lhrton B Run, Dutterer S Blocker li Helser G Hxllcer Thlrd Row E Hirner M Htllccr Hynn S Anthony G l'rymyer Nl fookson T Dly hoff Pnlr Fourth Row C Furm1n G Chronlster B Cornell R Cl1ps1ddle 9 lrb I linelmoir R G1rx1tlx R Cmhhs M Burgoon Nlr Clnrlcs Tressler C. iss Adviser lettoR1ef7t Furs: Row G Streug M Koontz R Shadle Rebert F Mlller G Wolf P Nlxller M Knnght Second Row H Krout IN Koontz R Rose L Sparxer H Wherley Shomper T Mattlancl B Rebert Thnrd Row V Plunkett R Rudlslll R Messenger A Klng G Miller W Reddxng G Roberts 'VI Xxforley Fourth Rom A Snyder A Swilb I Study P Rlmel Lmlt K Koontz C Ruclcer Flfth Rox XX Rebert loseph lklunlt B NIIIZ Kress Stiles R Crouse Nlrs lk1y Crouse Sentz Class Aduser UNDERCLASSMEN ortv three V1 'Y : 5' ': . ' ,j. , . , , 4, , ', , , , A' - , .. V Gia :Y ' ': , ' , . , , , , . , . ., . ' . . t . . I A , . Q' E. -. Q .I . .ll I' '. Y. L , l , V , Q E v: 1'-'. E . , ' 1 SEVENTH GRADE 1 Ito Rxiglvt First Rom Krout V Koontz S Hoff N1 Cralabs W Pettyjohn R Koontz B Nlundorfl XV Nlxller Groft K Bervuger D le1tl'1erm1n Second Row C Reed S Kalser D Cluclc E Miller D Rcuer M Brown C Herr M Rltter Third Row Barnes C Pottorft B Sheets E Sl'1oem1lcer C Brown X Remaman S Crouse Nl Doss f Boyd P Anthony Fourth Rox F Geplnrt R Myers K Myers Q Pl lllllpS W Nlundorfl' Nl Hess Y Re1ndoll1r Nl Holce F Rucker Mrs Vlfglnld Slxeely Class Adviser t v 1 r om rt m tr lnttle S Wherley Ye1ly B Worley P Hrllcer L H1w Smile I Xolm Se ond Rom D Snyder G Good K Hulbert l' Daley Ruggles Sheely T lr Row A Smith H Sell A Franks I Speelmm C. Harruson K Bucher TN Wlntrode Fourth Row H Nlortu D Sell G Bureoon L XVhxte B Crousel Sheelv F Sponseller Nlr Erinlt Keeler flux Adxxser UNDERCLASSMEN folly our ,ffl v : '- -: J. . . , . , . . , . 'P , . , . 4 . , . . . 't ,I . . .V . . : . . , , . , . , . . 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' Mfr ,- ', ., . - 1:1 175 lv -'Q--I - 9-41.--!:' if' 'f-la 1 ,fg ' - -5.5-Q.,-A 1.17. , 9k.24-ff'7:Af,xgf . .., -P 'inf' '- ','f-'il-'ra-I'-fz -r-'mf' lg' 'R-f:'1iA 1 315' ..1:'.r , F 12' Q I '- Aw Seated 1Left to Right, Blocher Blsh S Stonesnfer D Stambaugh N Kerchner B Walnnan Standxng S Harner M Spangler E Crouse S Blxler W Benner W Simons T Brown D ones V Koontz Y Wexkert Advxser Mr Stavely LITTCNIAN ECHO STAFF The Llttoman Echo our student publication of LHS has been faxthfully servmg the student body and the cmzens of the community for a total of twenty three years It IS published Hve times durmg the term by a staff of sxxteen made up of the tenth eleventh and twelfth grades As a member of the Pennsylvania School Press As soclatlon the staff attended the annual York Adams DISIFICI Press Conference held at Dover last October Edltor xn Chief Assocxate Edxtor Sports Edltor Assnstant Sports Edltor Asslstant Features Edltor Business Manager Clrculatxon Manager Exchange Editor Marxlyn Spangler 55 Shirley Bxxler 55 Faculty Adviser Edztonal Staff Busmes J Sta Repo rters Suzanne Hamer 55 Elizabeth Ann Crouse 55 Typist! ean Bush 53 Phyllis Dxckmson 53 Duane Stambaugh jean Blocher ean Blsh Wllllam Benner Shirley Stonesxfer Dorothy jones Barbara Waltman Yvonne Welkert Vlfglllla. Koontz Terry Brown 55 Wnllnam Snmons 55 Mr Lloyd L Stavely T forty :xx I ' J- , J- ' , - ' , - , - , - - ' : . I , . , . , . ' , . , . ' , . , . J , . A ' ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,. r.,.,,,, ,,,,, , ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, , y54 ' ,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,.,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,, r ,,,,, .,,, ,,,, , , , , , ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, , , , , , J ' H53 Features Editor ee,.,e,,,..,,, ,,,,,, , , , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, ,,,. ,,,. ,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,, , ,,,,,,,.,e,,,,,,.,,,,,,, , , ..., ...,,, .,., , , , , A ' '53 ' ,,,,,,,,,, ,V V, ,yrry Y H, , VYYYVY YVYK , H, w,,,, W W M , '54 ' ' ,,, .,,,, ,, YYY,Y,,,, V ,V , ,V,, ,V ,V ,v,, , ,,YA,,,,r,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,, , , , ' '54 ' w,,,,Y,,,,,Y,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,Y,,,,, , H ,Y,,,Y,,,,,,, ,Y,,,, ,,Y,, ,,,A, , , , , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ' ' ' ' ,54 J . , . . A K , I v I T I E s fc U fisffshss fe se?-C , A XJ 4 ' ... ' I ' x hr O ' lf' 'W ,. . 1' - 'J ,ti . i ll my Seated 1Left to Rlghtl Blocher W Benner R Sites Bush S Stoneslfer P Dlclcmson D White A Shoemaker D Sell D ones .Standing Stambaugh Mlsslng L Feeser Advisers Mr Basehoar Miss Held D Baclders I Koontz L Lrppy L Sentz E Lrppy E Mrkesell Hollinger M Shrldt D NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY During the years 1949 50 the Lambda Tau Chapter of the Natlonal Honor Soclety had 1ts begmnmg The socrety rs desxgned to promote leadershlp create an enthusrasm for scholarshxp stimulate a desxre to render servrce and develop character m puplls of our school The officers of the soclety during this year were Shrrley Stoneslfer president Phyllrs Dlckmson vrce president Donald White secretary treasurer The faculty advlsers are Mxss LeOra Held and Mr Frank E Basehoar To meet requlrements for membership, the stu dent must be a member of the umor or Semor Class and must mamtam a B average for three consecutlve semesters Then he may be elected to membershlp upon fUlflll1I'lg requlrements based on character, leadershlp and servlce Thrs sprmg, srx jumors were elected and mm ated mto the soclety The senior members spent an enjoyable week end nn New York and attended the Ice Capades along with other SCIIVIIICS of the soclety T orty ICYEH ,-,J- . . . 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AC IVITIES Left to Rlghtl Shomper S Baumgardner R Rose N Slusser L ones S Long N Crouse G Bur goon R Horner F Flssel G Strevxg Director Mrss Crabbs UNDERCLASSMEN PLAY Wlth a dowrpour of ram and regular gusts of wmd as competltors for the outdoor stage the dra matxc stage for unxor Hxgh N1ght was hrgh hghted on November 21 1952 by a fast movmg three act farce Mr Beane From Lrma In short heres the real McCoy' Inertla Nancy Slusser opened the comedy fCStlVlt1CS and was Thus pair set the scene for the entrance of Mrs oslyn St Clair Suzanne Long the ambmous mother of the lovely Amy St Clair Susan Baum gardner ohnny Rand Gary Strevlg was Amys heartbeat but polson for Mamma Mrs St Clalr preferred the supposedly wealthy socrahte Burley Brxford Beane from Lima Ohlo ohn Shomper as her son rn law Then the clrmax was set by the arrwal of Amy s grandparents Elvlry and I-Ilram portrayed by Faye Fxssel and Rlchard Horner straight from the hxllbllly country Mrs Belcher Mr Beane s aunt a soclahte by false pretense was shocked wlth the lowly Ozark mores Thls hu mnllatlon was experienced by Roberta Rose Mrs St Claxr usually had her way ln all thrngs slnce she was an artist at throwxng flts Finally all of her relatlves rncludmg her older daughter by Glorxa Burgoon and Larry ones agreed to gxve her the non attentxon cure Good humor was wxtnessed by the audience in the way the grand parents schemed to put everyone xn hrs place Asslstmg the drrectress Mlss Dorothy Crabbs m malcmg xt a success were busmess managers Lorame Snyder Loretta Study ushers Judy Ruff glcs oyce Brown Brenda Worley Mary Ann Bur goon Frances Mlller Lors Shull Evelyn Brergh ner stage managers aclc Stltes and Albert Snyder T forty eight gy , r , l ' J- n , - H I , -. , - , - J , - , - , - - I ll - , ' I - 1 9 7 ' 7 , . 7 , . . . . . i re - ar - - ' y , ' . , . . . 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CW Stones fer S B umgard Brown john Herr Dean Yea y Dona C1 Geb Koont 111 Row Joann Sc by A bert Snyder L Mummert L Kng arv ck n uff NH Potter L Hu er F Fsse L OW R Second 'U 'U -I va CQ d ha ang er P SP M OUSQ l' USC l'0 SC erwager DB 'B -2 T iffy Left to Rxghr D Stambaugh L Potter N Slusser R Strevrg D Kump R Horner D Pettyjohn L Snyder G Snyder P Hxgmbotham J Blocher C Wan: Sololsts D ones D Lemmon P Long J Koontz Director Mr Tressler DANCE BAND It has long been saxd that music drlves your troubles away That 15 why musxc IS so apprecl ated and well liked, and that IS also why the Lxt tlestown High School Dance Band, whnle closing its fourth year of exxstence, has continued to be so successful We have all become very proud of the band, whlch IS under the leadershlp of Mr Charles Tressler Durmg the year the band played at many func tlons mcludmg the Cupxd Dance, Bunny Hop Lions Club Amateur Show, and several specxal assemblxes The orgamzanon has also kept stock ln xts album of the latest song hxts through out the year There was only one senior member this year, that being Diane Stambaugh ACT fifty one 1 . , . , . , , , , , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . 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' ' 9 SENIOR CHORU S H I tto Rrghl First Row B Beck B Shoemaker L Miller S Harner M Kung S Dutterer D Stambaugh P Lon IN Kerchner S Starr M Spangler L Kerns Nlorehead Blocher Hull C Groft Second Row L Schwartz N Harper B Reddmg D Lemmon S Stoneenfer D Cornell Snyder N Stltes S ones L Bucher S W1ntz S Brown M Shxldt D jones Thxrd Row S Mummert K Rrverman C Wantz E Chronrster D Sell Hollrnger Kress T Brown R Hull Stltes R Strewg W Benner B Sxmmons Fourth Row D Kump A Groft E Arentz D Sxmpson Koontz D Pettyjohn L Srock D Nester S Bwcler E Crouse N Fxssel L Frymyer S Spirver P Sp1ngIer B Rlplu IVI Flssel D lVIcGon1g1I JUNI GR CHORUS Snyder C, Boyd M Marshman D Reiner S H05 V Koontz Krout XX Ivllller G Strewg Second Ron W Petty-yohn Shnnper A Karns A Sell N Koontz CS Brown L ones G Roberta Y Rexndollar I Barnes M XVorIey B King S Baumgardner Third Rox Huk 'N Slusser A Snyder G Chromster IV Sentz B Swam B Crouse IVI Hess IVI Burgoon E Thomis L Study I-Iynn S Long NI Trump Fourtl Row H Krout B Wforley IVI Crabbs P Knight P M11 er R R e Bnton B Sheetz XV Redding L Sp1rxer E Yrngllng Brown Ruggles E Shoem1Icer A Bucher T hfty U10 .ef ' : I : .E , . , . ' , '. , . ' , . , . , . g, ', , . , . 4 , . , ' . , r , . 4 . z . , . , . 3 . , . - . , . . J. A , . , . J , 4 ': . ,A . , . , , . I .I . I , . , ' . . . Left to Right: First Row: D, Leatherman, Groft, B. Mundorff, F, IVIiIIer. E. Arentz, S. Feeser, L. Schull, I., . . , . , . , ' vi r s , I . . , ' . . - . . ': . , . , . , . ' . . 'l . . os . . . . . . ' . . I V I T I E S R R el A Seated fLet lo Rxglvtl D Hedges M FISSCI E Arentz M Myers S MIller Nl Shrwer D Sxmpson B Shoemaker Standxng M Worley B Beck S Dutterer N Huff L Frymyer B RIplca B Rebert A Swab M Hllker Mrs Sheely le!! RIgfvI L SPD!! P Bunce E Nhkesell R Moose I Llppy M Pfulllpa A Sp1ngler I Kmg Mrs Sheely B Brmghnu R Sm-3 ACT ffty Uwe: I f :. ,,4 , . ,. 4,. ', -. ', .' ,. GIRLS , , Bovs -f 0 : 4 ', .. ,,.' ,. , . . . ,,. ', . IV I T I E s Let to Rxghl Seated L Miller S Miller D Corne'l Mrs Stover Wlntrode A Shoemaker J Mltz Standmg M King B Wolfe D Nester L Warehxme Y Wexkert S Dutterer M Myers LIBRARY STAFF lvlTlEs The school hbrary supervised by Mrs M1f13m Stover, wlth the help of the student llbrarlans has been a valuable part of the school program Many new books were purchased dunng the year It conslsts of over three thousand volumes twenty five magazmes, three dally newspapers and five sets of encyclopedlas T The followlng semors served as llbrarnans dur mg the vear Diane Cornell, Lou Etta Mxller Shirley Muller, can Mrtz Margaret Myers, Ar lene Shoemaker, and oan Wlntrode Semors who served as llhrarlans for at least rwo years were awarded gold pms for rhelr service if ty our JUNIOR RED CROSS Faculty Adviser Mrs Sentz L Frymyer B Hexser P Snyder Erb M Burgoon B r Anthony R Rose G Robert C Ang stead N Trump E Thomas A Budd J Hawk N Ymglmg A Bucher M Knight M Fuhrman U Pluntert R Hartlaub P Muller fNot on picture A Karns S Reber: B Swam Dutterer J Faculty Advlser Mrs Walker N Stltes Hull D ones B Walt man D Lemmon L Stock Koontz S Wantz D Cornell Not on picture L Bucher D Badders H TWIRLING Faculty Adviser Mr Hafner S Feeser M Koontz F Muller P Knight S Gerlock E Harner M Sentz M Marshman E Beck Brown sf , '. ' ,'J.' ai, s . :,J.' FUTURE NURSE . ' ,J. , .J , . - , . , . ,J. 4 ' ' T '. Q ,' f ' ,' . ', jf fty ve SERVICE Faculty Adviser-M. Gall J. Carpenter, T. Gouker, D. Bucher, II. Bowers, Showvalcer, S. Mum- mert, E. King, R, Snyder, Sellman, D. Mikesell, Stites, R. Orndorg, R. Fliclcinger, K. Rineman, L. Sentz, D. Dutterer, L. Harper, M. Flynn, C. Sentz, R. Hull, G. Roberts, R. Milburn, G. Hamer, D. Selby, J. Todt. CHESS Faculty Adviser-Mr. Stover L. Snyder R. Strevig G. Miller . Shomper . Koons L. Krout, AUDIO VISUAL Faculty Advxser Mr Bre1m D Zapp D Shultz L Study W Reddmg Barnes E Renchart B Brelghner Erb W Hockensmlth G Brumgard K Mxller R Bowers Flynn R Crabbs J Hahn AGRICULTURE Faculty Advxser Mr Rlley T Dehoff D lVIcGon1gaI L Base hoar B Cornell C Fuhrman Klunk Lmk G Cbronxster G Wolfe R Messmger R Burke H T ty xxx , , , J ,J , .1 . , . . J- ,L A yy- I I I , 1. , , , . Cool, Is. Sm, K. Hllker, R. 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CHEERLEADERS S E N I C R H I G H I ft to Rzght I. Kerns Sheely M Krug I B10 her B Wenkerr X Koontz JUNIOR HIGH SPORTS ffly ngln 44' ..l.,. :.. ' . Lffz to Rzght: E. Rebert, XV. Ketterman. M. Crabbs. S, Hoff, P. NIIHCF, G, Roberts. MAJORETTES Left to Right: I. Koontz. S. Brown. N. Kerchner '51 .-. .-. .-1 -- -4 .-4 P-1 if. Z El' cb ,Ia I1 'H 'U .- onnl 5 D otter, d COHHF I8 Ass stant Coac l v .- IC 'H U3 '-. I Larry Seton r,l ke ,- 0 ic , Re CS m Ja 243 her, TE v F fn O 35 OITI YY Ter arnes, 21: xl :al FOOTBALL The Thunderbolts were ned for second place ln the Laurel League Conference this year havmg won three games while losmg two They lost non league games to Bxglervrlle Newport Fredernck and Boxlmg Sprmgs The team was coached by Clayton Evans and Maurice Bream The team played well but IUJUHCS took thelr toll and some Hrst strung players were unable to play rn several xmportant games Even wrth these handr caps Llttlestown hnxshed ln a tle for second place in the Laurel League Senxor players on the team were Damel Barnes Paul Barnes Roger Gouker Edwm Llppy Robert Koontz ames Relchart ohn acobs and Barton Brexghner Dean Bankert served as manager Robert Koontz Roger Gouker and ames Rerchart were named to the Laurel League All St1r Teams 1952 FOOTBALL RECORD EI et IZ Blglervrlle Away 20 West York Away 26-New Freedom Home Washrngton Townshlp Home Dallastown Home Oct Oct ct Newport Home Oct Nov 7 Borlmg Sprmgs Home Frederick Away Lrttlestown Opponent Lnttlestown Won Three Lost Snx LAUREL LEAGUE STANDINGS Team Won Lost Poznts Team Won Lost Pomts Washxngton Townshlp 1000 West York Lxttlestown Dallastown Susquehannock Kennard Dale BOARD OF STRATEGY CLAYTON EVANS MAURICE BREAM Head Coach Amstant Coach SPORTS nxty one .. . 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Miller manager Koontz N Harper D Lemmon S Brxler S Brown S Crouse K Kunkel Coach Mrs Sentz The gxrls basketball team of L H S has gamed th1rd place m the Adams County League thus year The team selected and coached by Mrs Kay Crouse Sentz won fwe games lost two and ned one The team showed good sportsmanshlp whlch made everyone proud of them The Seruors on the team were Phyllls Dnckmson Delores Badders co-captams Shxrley Brown and Irene Koontz Lou Etta Miller served as manager Name Phyllis Dlckmson Betty Wolfe Delores Badders Shnrley Crouse L H S I' earn BO1llI'lg Sprxngs Blglervxlle L1ttlestown Newvnlle Team Bollmg Sprmgs Bxglervllle Newvxlle York Springs INDIVIDUAL SCORES 5 OPP 'Vame Susxe I-Iarner Shxrley Bxxler LH6 STANDINGS Won ost Team York Sprxngs East Berlin New Oxford Faxrheld Team East Berlm New Oxford Faxrheld Manchester s OP Won Loft fxxty four l ' U: . ' , 9 J. , . , . , . ' , . , . , . . GIRLS' BASKETBALL . Q . . . , 4 . L . Pt . 1 Pt . ' A ' . 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Phone - f it1estown,Pc1. hone - V'5f'V6lI if-1 i 04 i, Mrs Dorothy Unger and Mrs Kathryn Morehead Mr Ralph Unger COOKS AND JANITOR Fflgldalfe Appllances E D D I E S General EIECTTIC Cleaners Tallors Dyers and East K1ng Street LITTLESTCWN PA CLEANING PRESSING U STANLEY B STOVER TA1LOZ?NSI3tE2t5fEi1ALTY 12 E K1ng Street Llttlestown Pa If your clothes arent becom1ng to you Phone 223 they should be commg to us Ph11C0 Te1ev1s1on CLOVER FARM STORE Senlors of 1953 FROSTED FOODS GROCERIES COLD CUTS SMOKED MEATS FRUITS PRODUCE FURNITURE CU. 151 Lumbefstfeet 133 Carhsle Street Hanover, Pa Lmlestown' Pa Phone 204 M 8 W K1ng Street L1tt1estown, Pa Owned and Opermed by Where Quahty and Pr1ces Meet CI-AIR REIGLE xty exght I ,ifrw . X , e N P4 N 1:24 , 5 V 4 f s Q, M . ..... Tr .. T In . . . . I , . C 1 I I I ' ll I v . 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O ' I I I I n I LITTLESTOWN, PA, Phone 158 Littlestown, Pa. ' , a. I D. H. I-IIGINBUTHAM Jewelry Gifts 16 South Queen Street LITTLESTOWN, PA one YOUR FRIEND AND IEWELER Best of Luck Senlors ot 53 Lrttlestown Hardware and Foundry Complrments STATE BANK Frlendly Bankmg Servrce WINTBODES GARAGE Lt Buick Sales and SBIVICB North Queen treet See the Wonder Car Bulck s Skylark Werkert s Samtary Bakery Bread Rolls Cakes Buns and P1es Lti Koons Florrst Flowers for all Occasrons f Ph 113 l l S ' ' 1 P . Ph 170 . , il? . I . I ot ' ' - L' l Wn, Pct. Phon 79-R ' I . 72? ' lestown, Po. Phone 140 wir ll - - - ll ' ll I ll Walter D. Shoemaker Socony-Vacuum Oil Products Distributor LITTLESTOWN, PA. Res1dence Icxmes Avenue Phone 165 I Bulk Plant Servrce Stcmon LITTLESTOWN R D Phone 237 I 11 Evelyn s Beauty Shop Cosmetrcs Manrcure Hcur Styhng Phone 280 SDNNY'S LUNCH jf? 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