Littlestown High School - Littonian Yearbook (Littlestown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1955 volume:

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X ' Yr K ' rs' ' ' X sl r - I F ORE WORD Our hlgh school days have at last come to an end As students of L H S we have wltnessed what W111 probably be remembered by us as the best years of our hves We pubhsh fhlS yearbook as a lastmg memorlal to those days hoplng that everyone Wlll reread wlth prlde the contents of th1s book through the years 1 - 1 Q I va mug QV lk .,Qx ' PUBLISHED THE SENIUR CLASS UF UTTLEETULJN JR ER HIEH SEHUUL L 0 nl YQ nf, . 5 BY DEDICATION We the members of the Semor Class of 1955 humbly and smcerely dedlcate thls thxrty flrst ed1t1on of the Llttoman to Mr Elmer W Gall who has been our fa1th,ful counselor and devoted frxend We appreclate the tlme and effort whlch he gave so w1ll1ngly for us through our years as students at L H S As the years pass by and we go our separate ways 1nto the world we w1ll always remember h1s guxdance and kmdness toward us 4 - 1 -.X ' O xx qw, Q D ' . . , . . . 1 . Alma Mater AH hall thee Alma. Mater Thy sons cheer thee now To thee Lnttlestown I-hgh All rlvals must bow Vxctorlous forever Thy colors dear must Forever forever They'l1 wave ln vletory 5 School , , , . Y , . I f b e I 7 . 'af 1 SSW I 7 QED 5852 Yi? X A,4 Karl Bankert Carl Baumgardner LeRoy Berwager Glenn Bowers Wade Brown Arthur Buehler Joseph Claybaugh Lloyd Crouse Bernard Dutterer W1ll1am Fesser Clayton Harget Fred Hartlaub A 6 1 fx' ff, Q A :XM 11:53 gif? 1 Q if Ein' XV 'W 046 H Z vfffwifl if H7 I 73 25 ,lomt School Board Arthur Buehler Presxdent Karl Bankert Vlce Presldent Henry Waltman Secretary Dale Starry Treasurer 8 Lewls Llppy Wllbur Mackley Bernard Murren Ray Relchart John Schwartz Charles Sh1ldt Dale Starry Maur1ce Smlth George Strevlg Henry Waltman George Worley Regxnald Zepp 5 9 '74 f ,X X X .3 , 1 - I I l' A 'rs ty ' 5 44' v 'f . 45 ' U39 In . 1, ' Y' r , 'h 1 I V ,' l I, 1. 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Now that your hlgh school days are fast becomlng h1story lt IS wlth deep regret and sad reluctance that we say admeu to another graduatlng class Departmg we welcome you to that fratermty of Alumm who have always been our frlends and who are stead fastly keepmg al1ve the spxrzt of thelr Alma Mater May success crown your every ef fort m whatever be your adventure 1n days beyond and may your memory always be a lert to the pleasant years whlch you have spent at Llttlestown Hlgh Paul E Klng Supervlszng Prmcxpal 9 Art Is Long And Time Is Fleeting Administrative Assistants I wish to congratulate you, the members of the Class of is -, 1955 who will soon graduate from Littlestown I-hgh and extend best w1shes to each one for success and happmess you go out to take your place m the world The Lxttonzan reflects school act1v1t1es whlch you have experlenced durlng your stay at L H S and 1n future years as you turn 1ts pages It should br1ng back many fond memorles of days spent at your Alma Mater We were glad to have you as students and hope that all your dreams durmg student days may be real lzed ln a happy and useful l 1fe Lloyd L Stavely Members of the Class of 1955 My hearty congratulatlons to you mdlvldually and as a class upon your successful pursult and completlon of your personal contact wmth you 1n connectlon wmth your work and studles has been most pleasant and grat1fy1ng throughout your years of preparatlon May I ask that you strlve always to mamtam and elevate the standard of your Alma Mater and also urge you to use the same 1n1t1at1ve and tenaclty ln your hfe work as that used by you as students Be assured of my contmued lnterest 1n the future Welfare and success of each one of you Smcerely Frank E Basehoar y . . as 1 5. studies in the Littlestown Junior-senior High School. My g 10 FACULTY H DEAN STOVER B A Gettysburg College M A Pennsylvama State Unxversxty Math French Scxence LeORA L HELD B S Indxana S T C M A Columbxa Unlversxty Englxsh Dean ofG1rls 1- CLAYTON L EVANS B S East Stroudsburg S T C Phys Ed Sclence CHARLES E TRESSLER B S Mxllersulle S T C M A New York Unxverslty Industrxal Arts MAURICE E BREAM B S Shlppensburg S T C Geography Blology Genera Scxence Semor Hlgh Coach JOAN C VNILT B S West Chester S T C Mus1c Choruses M VIRGINIA SHEELY B S Mansfxeld S T C Home Economlcs ELMER W GALI.. B S Shlppensburg S T C Hxstory STI DOROTHY P CRABBS B S West Chester S T C M Ed Pennsylvanla State Umverslty Englxsh MRS NELLE I. HELD Calxforma S T C Cori KAY C, SLINT7 B S East Stroudsburg S T C Health General Scxencf Phys Ld Gxrls Coach Chegrleadtrs Coach 12 I-'RANKA KEEPER B S Bowlmg Green Umversxty M A Highlands Unlversxty Commercxal RICHARD D THOMAS B A Gettysburg College Math Art BETTY M HILL B S KutztownS T C EDWIN G MILLER B S KutztownS T C World Geography Lxbrarxan ESTHER T BOWLING Math B S Mxllxgan College WILBUR J. GOBRECHT B.A. Dickinson College Social Studies - Senior High Coach 13 ELIZABETH G SELL B A Hood College Muslc U' JAMES L RHOADES B S Shlppensburg S T C M A Western Maryland College Scxence PAUL A I-LARNER Peabody Conservatory of Music Mansfxeld S T C Pennsylvama State Umversxty Unlverslty of Maryland Gettysburg College Band 9? BRENDA B WALKER R N Church Home and I-lospxtal Balto Md School Nurse MARY C BREAM Llttlestown Hxgh School Class of ' Office Secretary 14 ff' 48. T MR HAR NER Twenty years ago the L H S Band wxth twenty four members was organlzed under the d1rect1on of Mr Paul A Harner Slnce then the membershlp of the band has lncreased to more than slxty Mr Harner has served as lnstructor and leader dur lng the past years Thls past summer Mr Harner was presented wlth a plaque by the Junlor Chamber of Commerce 1n recogn1t1on of hls outstand1ng servlce to the school and communlty Mr Harner has recently been elected a member of the Amerlcan Bandrnasters As soc1at1on and 1n February attended the 1nternat1onal convent1on at Elkhart Indlana He IS very actwe 1n clubs and lodges and has served on many panels In 1932. he composed and arranged the march Pres1dent Wash1ngton wh1ch was adopted as the off1c1al march by the Nat1onal B1 centennlal Comm1ttee Mr Harner recelved hls tralnmg at Peabody Conservatory of Muslc Western Maryland College Gettysburg College Mansf1eld State Teachers College Unlverslty of Maryland and Penn State 15 - Q . . 1 . . n . Q . 4 , Q u . . 'I . ' I ' I 9 1 1 4 - a 1 ' 1, A . fag, Q J ,R fi 'f Jfigf?i'i if . Qin if -I fqysf ,LI 1' .. - , .,6.1,.,i.,s,, . E FIRST ROW fLeft to R1ghtlAdv1sor Mxss Held J Hedges J Long G Warner C Spon seller S Shadle L Study J Sentz Advlsor Mr Basehoar SECOND ROW B Yohn N Sluaser G Burgoon J Zulxck G Snyder J Flynn G Rob erts I.. Snyder E Knxpple E Lelster ABSENT T Brown J Koontz Student Council The councll now a member of the Nat1onal Assoclatlon of Student Counclls was started 1n 1949 wlth Mlss Held and Mr Basehoar as advlsors Slnce then the councll has 1m proved under capable leadershxp to the polnt that thls year for the flrst time campaxgns were conducted under each cand1date's personal 1n1t1at1ve for the offxce of h1s cho1ce The presldent of the Councll 18 elected by a majorlty vote of the hzgh school students on electlon day after speeches have been presented by four candxdates chosen by the admlnlstratxon The councll this year has sponsored a party for the Honor Roll students of the thxrd term and a Student Day durlng whlch students became teachers and admmlstratlve personnel and teachers became students for a day The student counc1l also takes care of the Dally Hlgh Talk fxre drllls and enforcement of laws around the school Thzs year the offxcers of the counc1l are Presldent Terry Brown Vxce Presldent Barton Yohn Secretary Joan Koontz Treasurer Glorla Burgoon Sergeant at Arms George Snyder 17 Z - , . , . , . , . - , . , . , . , ' . . 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' er: : 5 - ll ll ' Jia I I . I ll I I I I I 4, . . - ' ' I ll ' ' 'T ' ' Chorus l,2,3,4g Operetta Z,3. A l ' I ' 1 MILDR ED ELLEN BOWLING 3 Mtllxe' Academic Band 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Dance Band 3 Operetta 3 Basketball 3 Yearbook Staff 4 County Chorus 4 Cheery red hatred lass born tn the South Loves to argue about her old home and T V A projects Usually seen talkxng wlth Norma Can be heard gxgglmg as she drxes dxshes lh cafeterxa Plays bass ftddle ln the band Loves to eat hamburgers Halls from Taney town R D 6. BARRY MARLIN BREIGHNER arry Academic Audxo vtsual Club 1 Z Typmg Club 3 4 Fxre Marshal 4 Llttlest fellow tn the class as far as sxze 18 concerned Brown haxr Quxet at t1mes and very ltkable Swell personallty Takes terrxble tormentmg from Brown but 15 able to hold his own Actxve mn 4 I-I work lmpxsh grm Wtll be a sure success at farmmg TERRY EUGENE BROWN 2 Terry Academxc Football 1 Z 3 4 Mtnstrel Show l Dramattcs Club 1 Journallsm 2 3 4 Operetta Z 3 Student Councll 3 4 Boy's F H A 3 Chorus Z 3 4 National Honor Soclety 3 4 Typing Club 4 Semor Play 4 Flre Captam 4 Student Body Prestdent 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Coun ty Chorus Z 3 4 Dlst rtct Chorus 4 Capable student body presxdent Credlt to ball squad Broken thumb Ltkes to gxve Miss Held a rough ttme Dramatlc abxllty Ahubetuc Usually seen ptckmg on poor tnnocent gxrls Struct enforcer of locker law L H S Tall dark hatred tackle on foot of' .TEAN LOUISE BRUMGARD av 1 Brumle Commercxal Flslnng Club 1 Chorus 1 Softball 1 B nd l 2 3 4 Senxor Play 4 Sweet peaches and cream complexton Brown ha1red lass who works hard tn thc cafeter Interested ln opposlte sex Keeps a steady beat golng ln the drum section of the band Canbe heard laughxng xn 206 Dtmples We-ll lxked by all Whxte butks Also known as Doll Ltkes all sports Humburg Ttllte 22. ll ' ' I ' , . 1 , 9 Q 9 1 : 1 5 4 be , l ll ll ' iZ ,. 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' ' ' ' ' .vt FREDERIC WILLIAM BUSBEY 'Buzz ff Commercial Basketball Z 3 4 Football Z 3 4 B aseball Z 3 Chess Club 3 Ofhclals Club 4 Well lxked red haxred lad Showed his ab1l1t y IH sports Co captam of football team Blushes Loves to read s o t b k p r oo s New to class m Sophomore year Usually seen wlth Susy N1fty dancer Wants to become a ba b r er Rubs hls nose contmually mous for speeches at pep rallxes ELIZABETH ANNE CROUSE OLIBIC Academxc Band 1 Z 3 4 Chorus l Z 3 4 Flshmg Club l County Band 1 4 Journalxsm Z 3 4 Operetta Z 3 Class Secretary 3 Natxonal Honor Soclety 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Semor Play 4 County Chorusl Studl ous Brams and beauty both Dark rxmmed glasses Loads of fun Tootles flute ln band Great help to school paper Well dressed Pretty halr Plans tn com merclal art osey Commercial Chorus 1 Dramatlcs Club 1 Art Club Z 3 Lxbrary Club 3 Photography Club 4 Year book Staff 4 Popular Jolly blonde lass M M r 1ller s secretary Cheerle hello Has a mean left Loves to Jxtterbug Works at Harner s Rest aurant Coke fxend Very talkatxve Crazy laugh Attract we to opposlte sex Usually seen ln Boydles Plans to be a beautxcxan DALE HAROLD DUTTERER Dutty lndustrxal Arts Crafts Club l Chorus 1 Fxshmg Club Z Camera Club 3 Photography Club 4 Flre Marshal 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Tall lanky lad Well llked Famous for ability to blush Crew cut Doesn't worry about books Lxkes the gxrls Bullt a boat m sho D p rxves a lxght green Kaxser Usu ally seen clowmng Lxkes photography Skates 23 . I I ll ' ' ' ' ' ...Fa- 0 A..- IIM ' ll ' z-,xi EX Ross ANNE DeHoFF 3 Q 3 wel . :IR vu - ' WA W , , . l , 3 ' Q 2 ' ' 1 9 9 ' ,fx SHIRLEY MAE DUTTERER x Shlrley H A ub orus Nlce frlendly person Excels ln shorthand A ways wears G as do you a favor Cv JAMES STEPHEN FALKINBURG Commerc mal l a sm lc Works ln cafete rxa Slngs m Chorus Ardent sports fan Always drlvlng a grey Dodge Talks a lot ll to les Will make a good housewxfe Lxttle interest ln opposlte sex Always wx mg Aeademlc Cl b l M del Rallroad Club 2 Typlng Club 4 Op: rttta Steve Chorus l 2 3 4 Audlo vxsual u o Big pest Acts bramy Carrxes a brxef case all the txme Sometimes called Profcssor l s m Theatrxcal ablllty Lady kxller Qulet and friendly Remembered for hrs ro e operettas Sxngs bass in chorus Hopes to be a farmer e3l'116 Commercxal F H A 1 Jr Red Cross Z Chorus 2 Student Counc1l3 Llttonxan Staff 4 Magazme Campaxgn Manager Possessor of a beauttful smxle Pretty blonde halr ecelv Does well m all commercxal subjects Seen rn cafeterxa Plays plano Neat dresser Always heard glggllng Typxst for paper Make a good housewife R ed a dlamond for Chrxstmas MELVIN CARL FLYNN Melvin Industrial Arts Fxshxng Club l SCTNICC Club Z Che s Club 3 Typmg Club 4 Farr hamred lad Quxet Good shop student Drxves a black Plymouth D15llk9S P O Ready smxle Friendly to all Runs around a lot No troublv. with glrls Lxkes pxe Blue eyes Neat dresser Lxkes to pxck on hrs younger brother 24 X, 'Q Qs f . , X 1 ' F. . .Cl 1,Z,3,4g Ch 1,2,3,4, 7' '...' 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' ' -N 'I Q6 JAMES PAUL HAHN .Tim Industrial Arts Audxo visual Club 1 Z Camera Club 3 4 Marchmg Band 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 I-'mre Marshal 4 Camera bug Capable shop student Wavy blonde haxr Proud wearer of an explorer scout umform LLkQl to pick on people Not a girl hater by any means Runs movxe ptoyector tn assemblies Short and stocky Helped develop yearbook pxctures A41 MARY ETHELENE HARNER County Chorus 1 4 come engaged SUZANNE MAE HARNER Suzy Academxc Chorus 1 Z 3 4 County Chorus 1 4 Operetta Z 3 Dramatxcs Club l Journallsm Z 3 4 Basketball Z Natxonal Honor Soclety 3 4 Class Representatxve 3 Typing Club 4 Vxce Presxdent 4 Semor Play 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Mmstrel Show 1 Cute and petxte Spends more txme an Hanover than m L town Speed demon wmth a type wrxter Engaged Swell personalxty Catty halr cut Star mn Senxor Play Plans to go to buuness school Lxkes spxke heels ELMER LEO HARPER Leo Industrxal Arts Football 1 3 Servlce Club l Audlo visual Club Z Scxence Club 3 Offxclals Club 4 Drives a two toned Chevy Friend to all Has a Changeable volce Ladles man Not partlcularly lnterested xn school Takes Norma anyplace she wants to go Spends most of hls txme runmng around Big brown eyes Interested ln Avlatlon Wlse cracks IU P O D 25 Frltz Commerc xal Chorus 1 Z 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Cheerleader 1 Fxshxng Club 3 Semor Play 4 Long halr Spends most of her spare txme workmg at Boydxes Loves dancxng and IS darn good at xt Neat fxgure Letters from Walter Enyoys carryxng on mn class Memorles of Chrxstmal Dance Long pomted imger narll Fxrst one of the class to be 1 QI 5- Q 5 l, , . ll ' lu ' A ' - . 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F' NORMA GAYE HARPER 'Norma Academlc Chorus 1 Z 3 4 Basketball Z 3 Track Z 3 Dramatxcs Club Z Operatta 3 Typxng Club 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Senxor Play 4 Lxkes to drxve a two tone Chevy Spends some of her spare t1me workmg at Sonny s Wants to be a lady cop Quxet except when someone lS pxckmg on her Vows she's a man hater but sometxmes we wonder Often seen talkxng to Art and Leo RONALD MELVIN HEDGES Ronn1e Academlc Yearbook Staff 4 Senior Play 4 Dark hatred fellow who whlzzes around ln a Merc Often goes 'out the road' Stage hand for the Sentor Play Was ln charge of decoratxons at the Chrxstmas Dance Prac tlcal joker Member of Blzzy Bee Inc Loads of fun Joxned our class tn Sophomore year Very neat dresser C' PHY LLIS JEAN HIGINBOTI-IAM h ' Commercxal ,-.,,f Band 1 Z 3 4 Dancxng Club l Camera Club Z Yearbook Staff 4 Dance Band 1 2 3 aiu-f Always has a carload of ktds wxth her Loves chmldren Can usually be found dancmg at Boydles Hopes to be a nurse and wxll make a good one Frtendly to all LOUISE ROMAINE KERNS Tootxe Home Economics C erleader l Z 3 4 Chorus l Z 3 -4 Mmstrel Show l F H A Z 3 4 Opere ta Senlor Play 4 Yearbook Staff 4 County Chorus 1 4 Remembered for her Cheerleadxng abxlxty Hard worker Likes sports Plans mclude marriage Successful cook and seamstress Llkes to pxck on people Usually seen wlth her hance Can be heard laughmg ln the cafeterxa Follows band wherever they go and cheers them on Often heads refreshment commmttees 26 V V V ' . 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A 5: A he . , .Q . , .L ' Q . . . , .9 t 2,32 'lb ' s 5 , . as 1 MARY LOU KING Lou Commerclal earoook Staf 4 Chorus I Z 3 4 emor ay -I ball 3 Track Z 3 Fxshm ub l llorary Clu Chterleaoxng Z 4 ODLYCIIB True b ond and bl e eyes Peopy thee rleader Loud gxgglt Stuoxes now and then Btg !'l1rt Lowes to jltterbug Llkes sports Vborks at Bankert's Usually found at Boyd's Smgs ln chorus Hopes to be a nurse JOAN MAE KOONTZ 2 1 Joann Commerclal Band torus ' 5 4 Softlull 1 Baskmtball Z Dame Band Z 3 Student Councl 3 4 Opzr tt.-I Z 3 Semor Plry 4 Dr lUldt1CS Club I County Band 3 4 M1hSlf6IShOW 1 Trac k Y xrlz ok Statf -4 County Chorus l D1str1etChorus 4 Attrattue Dirk halr Beauty contc st w1nnc r Frenth horn player ln band Four year thorus member Talks tontxnuously V ry frundly Scnlor soloxst at Christmas Program Likes to Jltterbug Excellent comma rual student DONALD BUR GOON KU MP Kumpxe Academlc otball I Z 3 s e nll u st a n Q., Dante Band Z 3 Senxor Play 4 Yearbook Stiff 4 Class Treasurer l Star football slayer Dxsltkes P O D Llkm s any lund of food Ladus man Doesn t study Nlxce lookmg Sports wrtter for yearbook Gt ntrxlly latf for school Lazy smlle Future college star PATRICIA ANNIL LONG Pattl Academu wmrltng Club I Ooeretta l Z 3 Cho us n 4 Basketba S tball I Z 3 Track I Dance Bars: 2 3 INAIIOUAI Honor Socuty 3 4 Senxor Play 4 Class Secretary Class President 3 D SITIC Chorus 3 County Bancl I Z 3 -4 County Chorus I Popular frxerdly llght hu ed lass Plays clurlnet n band Lots of dramatxc ab1I1ty Eu ellent guard on basketball tm am Llkt s Frm nch Always on a clxet Good XOICS Xery talkatlve Plans to attend Colle-gm Good all around student Dodger fan Z7 . .i yy ,. 1 3 Y ' ' 5 g , , , 5 S- ' Pl' ' 5 Soft l,2, 3 , 3 ' 'g ' cl- , L' 5 bZg - ' ,3,g N-. 2. 5- 3 N ' X I A 'v , vl s ' 4,415 ' .I,3,-Ig Cl l,-, , g : 1 ' L 'f , g 'l E59 , Q '-f ' , z W' 2 1 2 ' ' 1 , L ' 5 t f Q H 'H ' C Fo ' , , ,4g Ba k th I,Z,3,-lg Hi-YClb1g Ba -b Il l,Z,3,43 Ba d l,Z,3,4g , - . . , , L L, -Q V ' ' . 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X I A - T ' 5 A ' , , g r I,Z,3,-lg Ba d l,Z,3, 3 ll Z,3.4g Q Of ' , , 1 1.3: f , 1 ' ' '- ' , 5 ' L 'Zz ' ' 'Q 'i A2 ' 1 ' ' , , , Q REED MATHUE MILBURN masher Fxshm a ura y Curly halr Doesn't care I student KENNETH RICHARD MILLER Kenny Industrlal Arts g Club I Servxce Club Z Typing Club 3 Camera Club 4 Fxre Marshal 4 Has a laugh all h1s own N t ll or books Good shop Qulet at umes Tall Doesn't w orry about glrls Expresses h1s own opxnxon Nxcknamed Smasher Is undeclded about the future Industrxal Arts Audlo vlsual Club 1 2 T yplng Club 3 Camera Club 4 Llght halred lad Usually seen drlvmg an old 'M d l o e A Coupe Qulet Bashful around glrls Pl Shop course Llkes to tlnker wxth cars Sly bashful smlle Twlnklmg eyes Plans to become a farmer RAY EDWARD REICHART Eddze Academxc Football 1 Audxo vxsual Club I 2 Typmg Club 3 4 Fxre Marshal 4 Bnght red shlrt Quxet at tlmes Shy pleasant smxle Drlves a nlfty Ford Lxkes to pxck on the gxrls Usually seen talkmg wnh Barry Clown Plans to make far career Sure to succeed mlng h1s DORIS ELIZABETH RIDINGER Squxrt Commercxal B nd I Z 3 4 Junior Red Cross Club l County Band 3 4 Cheery frxendly lass Good Commerclal student Mrs W1lt's src retary Works xn the Cafeteria Loves to harmonxzc Funny gxggle French horn player Llkcs the b I-lumburger Jak1e'P F oys uzzy earrmgs Swell personallty Long halr DCIICIOUS fudge 28 WT KENNETH HORACE RINEAMAN l Ken Commerclal Chorus 1 Z Camera Club 1 Football Manager 3 4 Basketball Manager 3 4 Chess Club 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Semor Play 4 Comedlan of the class Always wears a yellow corduroy cap Owns a black Plymouth Runs errands for everyone On the chubby sxde Everybody's frxend Usually seen runnmg around wxth Hedges and Selby Stagehand Lxves out of town Freckles Rehable manager for foot ball and basketball BARBARA MADELL RIPKA xp' Home Economxcs TravelClub 1 Chorus 1 Z 3 4 Operetta 2 3 F H A 2 3 4 Senzor Play 4 Year book Staff 4 Pierced ears Always tal kxng about Don Plans to be married IH '57 Thxn Slings hash lh cafeterla Tlght skxrts Sews and cooks Dxfferent colored glass frames Laughs loudly Memorxes of Chrxstmas vacatxon Fmally got her drxver's lxcense -0 ANNA LOUISE SCHWAR T Z Schwartzxe Commercxal Chorus Z 3 4 Roadmg Club 3 Photography 4 Short Very much Interested IH opposxte sex Reads llbrary books by the dozen Black halr Three year chorus member Never pays attention ln P O D lusually sleepll Walks and talks fast Moved to town thls year Never uses her fxrst name DEAN LeROY SELBY Celery Commerclal Hx Y Club 1 Football l Z 3 4 Basketball 1 Z 3 4 Baseball l 2 Chorus 1 Serx xce Club Z Chess Club 3 Lover of sports Has spec lal lnterest ln a red headed alumna Black haxr and dark complexxon Motorcycle fan Natxonal Guards Is often seen drymg dxshes ln cafeterla Reads pocket sxzed edxtxons of cowboy and murder storles Dead eye on basketball court Card flend 4.4 29 f . 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' . 4 I JOANN MARIE SE LBY Commercial Band 1 Z 3 4 Camera Club I Basketball Manager 2 3 4 Semor Play 4 County Band Short brown halt Ltkes to talk about her flames Long fmgernalls Supplies basket ball gurls wtth tape New barltone Good shorthand student Often borrows her broth 's motorcycle Crazy crook ln her fmgers Fltrt Hunts cedar trees tn the ram Brown eyes LARRY RANCE SENTZ Ink Commerctal Hy Y Club 1 Minstrel Show 1 Service Club Z Chess Club 3 Offxctals Club 4 Sports Manager Z 3 4 Not too hep about books A regular guy Noxsy Remembered for hts escapade at Chrtstmas dance Pmk shirt Always Jokmg Real gone Jxtterbug Football manager Coal black hatr Lover boy Lambxe BARBARA ANN SHOEMAKER V Q ' arb Commerclal Chorus I Z 3 4 Dramatlc Club 1 Mmstrel Show l F H A 2 3 Track 1 2 Operetta 3 Photography Club 4 Senior Play 4 County Chorus 4 Sweet Txny watst Worr1es too much Known for her abtlxty to sxng popular songs Gtggles Says she's on a dtet Doesn't gxve a hoot about books Her weakness 15 xce cream Sh1mm1es Lxkes to txckle people Drtes d1shes wtth Rosey JAY CLAIR SHOWVAKER Jay lndustrtal Arts F otball l 2 3 4 Basketball 1 Z 3 4 Typmg Club 4 Baseball I Z 3 4 Quxet Argyle socks Capable end on football team Parks hms car tn front of Sh1rle's house durxng the eventng Southpaw Jump shots on basketball court Dreams of playxng pro baseball Poltte I-Ixcels m shop Brxtklayer Streak of stubbornness May your dreams come true 30 a- 3 Y- 4. I ex' ' ' 4 ' ' , I 4- - 'L ' . .1 uv - , - 4 ' 1 ' 9 1 ' ' 1 I :V Q ' - 1 F '- vB vu - iz , , . 2 'I : ' 5 . . . , z , a 1 5 ' .. .. - 0 . , . 4 , , , : A Q . , l - ' GEORGE AR TI-IUR SNYDER Academic George Band 1 Z 3 4 Dance Band I Z 3 County Band l 3 4 D1str1ct Band 3 State Band 3 3 4 Baseball l Z 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Foot 'C I-I1 Y Club 1 lNat1onal Honor Socxety b ll 1 2 3 4 Semor Play 4 Edltor of yearbook Curly han-'ed lad Nery smart Quarterback of football team Fxrst sax m the band Edxtor of yearbook Plays football and baseball Possesses a horse laugh Always klddmg Yankee fan Frequent v1s1tor at Frogtown fs, JOANNE CATHERINE SNYDER Commercxal ss B nd 1 Z 3 4 County Band l 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Operetta 3 Lxbrary Club 1 a Tall and llght ha1red lass Llkes to attend football and basketball games Clarlnet k player ln band Neat dresser Quxetest girl of Senior Class Drlves a blue Studeba er LARRY EUGENE SNYDER ,os Larry Academxc Football l Z V1ce Presldent of class 1 3 Audlo usual Club 1 Chess Club Z Na t1onal Honor Soclety 3 4 Student Councll 4 Typmg Club 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Publlclty Club 3 Llght haxr Explorer cou p jects Lxkes to talk Busxness manager of the yearbook Uses big words Red shxrt Argues a lot especially about polxtxcs Wears catty clothes S t S ends his tlme ln Gettysburg Very smart 1n all sub ROBERT LEROY SNYDER Ch1Ck Industrlal Arts Q. G- Dancmg Club l I-'xshmg Club Z Camera Club 3 Offlclals Club 4 Larry's brother Always asklng questmos Proud possessor of adrxyer s lxcense Llkes the girls Wears glasses Pest Calls everybody blrd Stubborn Can be found cheerxng loudly at all games 3 1 Nix' fo Q A r 1 Y. f , . . I 5-I VY ' tw, - y,..,',. ,j,. I ,,, 4 . n i A , , .Q ' ' 1 ' . Y ' ,A .1 V -. -1. I I ..- L. f . P V 7 IIJOII ' r!gQNV ,.y,l- v,y,l ,,S Q -. I I I . . . Friendly. . . Likes Algebra. . . Lives in Frogtown. ., .. - K? I lift y be 4 'V Y . . .V I . ' ' ll ' YY 1 MARILYN ANN SPANGLER Txck Acaderrnc B nd 1 2 3 4 Chorus l Z 3 4 Dramattcs Club 1 Class Hxstorxan 1 Z 3 4 Journal lsm Z 3 4 asketball Z 3 4 ball 1 7 T ac Z 3 Operetta Z 3 Mmstre Show 1 Natxonal Honor Socxety 3 4 Senior Play 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Cheerleader 1 County Chorus l Coun y Band 1 2 3 4 Faxr halred lass Flrst chaxr clarinet Whxz at the pxano Forward on basketball court Braxny Famous for remarks ln P O D and flymg erasers Usually late for school Good French student College ahead THOMAS FRANKLXN STONESIFER Tom Academxc Audio vxsual Club 1 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Chess Club Z Student Councll Z Basketball 2 4 Photography Club 3 Natlonal Honor Soclety 3 4 Typxng Club 4 Fxre Marshal 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Tall dark halred Has a famous laugh Usually seen clownlng Speaks French Ladtes man Drives green Kaiser Devxllsh smlle Good student Wmse cracks Studxous Neat dresser Plans for college Sure to succeed RONALD WAYNE STREVIG Ronnie Commercxal B nd l Z 3 4 Football 1 Z Baseball 1 Z Model Rallroad Club l Student Councxl 1 County Band l 2 3 Chorus Z 3 4 Class Secretary Z County Chorus 4 Dance Band Z 3 Operetta 3 Senlor Play 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Dlstrlct Chorus 4 Bralny bookkeeper Mxss Held's effxclent secretary Glasses Safety driver of Adams Co Youth ln Junxor year Can usually be heard above rest of class Plays a shmy basl horn Strong tenor m the chorus Lxkes to plck on gxrls Good speller CARL RICHARD WANTZ Xu Wantz Industrxal Arts B nd 1 Z 3 4 Dance Band 1 2 3 Football 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Mlnstrel Show l Clown Lxvely drummer ln band Good shop student Freckles Hard worker at txmes Doesn't care much for school Drxves a hot Ford Always seen wxth Tootxe Crazy laugh Sense of humor Marrxage ahead 39 X 32. 1' a ' Q ' ' ,,,: ' , , p B , , g Soft ,..,3g r kl, ,g ,g ' l 4' A A , '. N a ,,,: .1 ,L 1 L .f a .,,: . .1 L Q ' . l FRANCIS CLAIR WARNER HY bl Cb2 h b3 l k 4 ff lC b4 k bly Sllyg gbth k OSS I I 4' Q 6 l3'f-T-' ir 00 QV O if 40 QQ QQI AY AO lll'1 11liIS 0 1 0 I7 6 1' 9 A-A ll-if--IV QQ A1 'O ll 60 1 QQ l l it OO AY Q' NQK' A 3 9 1:- 0 l 4, l 6 L' i, Al O tr In i1I' ef JY wo 17 ef QV .04 .I 50 AD ro' Q90 iliif Q0 I I 50 41 47 9 IW Al' 1' Q11 5 6 rr! Qf ar 045 new lf ,bo rv 00 L 40 lf 959 If -i, ASS! ll Il l I 47 cs' -4,0 AIY .go 09 ,699 o Ai 90 Alr 1 00 440 -0 O N-4, 7 ,17 17 . Mi lf .: I 1lY 04 ,90 04 J A vp Al 90 AY Q, 1 Q0 If Al' Q4 O6 AY -A QQ ,yo o e? X, 9, 5 4 5!' l l Q90 1 cg? nr S 17.05 Anlltl x ar- .7 Q in 6 annum: of Tune: Time Waits For No One' Class Motto We will find a way or make Class COIOTS Class Flower GREEN AND WHITE YELLOW CARNATION 33 1 Sim Commercial ' , i- Clu 5 Service lu 3 C ess Clu 5 Basebal 39 Fire Marshal 43 Bas etb ll ' 5 O icia lu . - Dar , devilish eyes.. . Handsome. . . Showed his a i it in sports. . . i ' rin. . . Pop- ular amon o sexes. . . Likes to clown. . . I terest lies in an underclassman. . .Muscle .. . Neat dresser. . . Likes to pick. . . Dark, wavy hair. . .Rather throw boo s than read them. . . Future undecided. f I 'OS ' I 3 'Q V Q ll 4' ' , 6 I I . , NA r ' r f A p . , ' . 5 9' ' ' ,Se N QS? OCX' A9 oo' 450 Q0 40 QQ, 6 gg Q KO Q9 Ox 1 W I G r 0 ' 1 r I A . 3 iq, S, 4 4 Q ,A 0 ,xref Q9 6 19' es' O6 947 0 'C 9 00 K' -2,5 0 O A ' , O +9 Q9 o 9 G or 9 9 - 160 6 Qs N , v 0, I 9 A A A I r I w A I t O A ' 9 QD x00 0 9 05 6 0 9, +0 4 0 . v s 6 ,A ,Q 1,0 s is Q QQ' O 'Q' so l gl, I I- Alt 'rf 1' Ag lf ei A7 of' .or 09 .14 Ill I I I I . 7 I I I , 1 ' 4 O Q0 0- so 4,0 CLASS HISTOR Y Years roll by much to our regret and the t1me has come when It IS necessary to wrlte a hlstory of the Class of 195: The years have been memorable Ones and as We try to turn back the hands of txme ln order to ghmpse the past we fmd lt d1ff1cult for the scenes seem to roll on unce slngly and llttle d1st1nct1on can be made between the years 'Tlm Walts For No One as any member of the Class of '55 can tell you The best years of our llves have come to a close and now we face real1ty Some of us may wmsh to contmue our carefree h1gh school days but thls 1s not posslble as tlme decrees that we must seek our fame and fortune 1n the world For those of us who w1ll cont1nue our academ1c educatmon more serlous thought w1ll be glven to our stud1es for we wlsh to make the best of our llves wh1le others w1ll have secured jobs and have become members of a communlty Let' look back to September 10 1949 when the year 1955 was but a dream as 95 students dest1ned to be the Class of '55 entered the portals of thelr new Alma Mater It took a wh1le for us to adjust to our new school l1fe as we were not accustomed to chang 1ng rooms and carry1ng our books wlth us However after several weeks we felt as though we belonged to the Student Body of L H S and rooms became famlhar and books were no longer forgotten Entermg lnto the sp1r1t of school lxfe our class was represented 1n band sports chorus and the underclassmen play The Uncer 1 n Age Durmg the second se mester memorable events mcluded the Valentlne Party Open House and the school PICHIC at Forest Park tered 1nto the act1v1t1es of our Alma Mater Thlngs ran smoothly dur1ng the year as we were now fam1l1ar w1th the h1gh school currlculum The fellows who part1c1pated 1n Junlor Hlgh sports ably kept our teams on the ball wh1le other classmates devoted thelr talents to var1ous extra curr1cular act1v1t1es1nclud1ng the underclassmen play Phe Adventures of Tom Sawyer and the Jun1 or Hlgh muslcal Memorable event of the year was the well at tended Valentme dance The fall of 1951 found sxxty three green frosh eagerly returnmg to the1r textbooks and fr1ends Settxng the example for underclassmen we worked hard at our stud1es and extra curr1cular act1v1t1es It was a wonderful year and none of us w1ll forget our V1S1tS to the state capltol at Harrlsburg Hershey Chocolate Factory and the Adams County Courthouse Recelvmg our school r1ngs we proudly d1splayed them to everyone Workmg together we planned the Sweetheart Dance whxch we proudly attended No longer consldered underclassmen f1fty four members of the class of 1955 could now demand some respect from the1r younger fr1ends Choos1ng our courses of study we set tled down trymg to prepare ourselves for the years ahead By December exc1tement ran h1gh as plans were made to attend our f1rst formal dance Members of the class were now takmg an actxve part 1n vars1ty sports band chorus and plays To close the year we ordered our class rmgs eagerly ant1c1pat1ng the1r arr1val IH the fall Jolly Junlors was our txtle as 54 students were faced w1th two more years of h1gh school 35 1 . ,. , . . . , . . . . , u . 1 . . . . . , . e Y . . . . . . , . . . . . S 1 ! . . . , '-Q ll ' 2 I 1 L 1 - ' . . , I . . As eighth graders we were fewer in number but our spirits were not dampened as we en- . , . . . - . . . . . . H, , . ,, . . . - , . . , 1 7 ! 9 1 0 j - . . . . , , , ' The year seemed to speed by as we trxed hard to do our best ln our chosen courses of study Extra currlcular aCt1V1t18S also kept us busy and perhaps made the tlme go even faster Our class rlngs arrlved and we surely were proud to wear them None of us wlll forget the Prom and the feel1ng of accomphshment we felt The year was drawmg to close and we bade farewell to our frlends of the Senlor Class by presentlng an assembly for them In 1954 forty n1ne of us entered the halls of L H S try1ng our best to act the role of sophlstlcated Senlors We were a changed group for now we reallzed that we we e partlc decorated for the Chrlstmas Dance worked on the Llttoman presented the Semor Play attended the Prom and prepared ourselves for graduatlon We have come a long way to gether and wlll never forget the memorles and fr1ends of L H S We wlsh you luck 1n the years ahead of you students of L H S To the faculty we w1sh to express our thanks or thelr careful guldance and klnd pat1ence wlth us durlng our years as students of L H S Class I-I1stor1an Mar1lyn Spangler 36 . . . . a ipating in band, sports, and chorus for the last time. The weeks seemed to rush by as we , . . . , ' f CLASS PROPHECY Good evenlng ladles and gentlemen Th1s 18 stat1on L H S w1th your da1ly reporter brmgmg you the latest up to the mlnute news for June 1 1965 NEWS NEWS FLASHES New York George Snyder the famous englneer and SC16nt1St has just found a new method of heatlng by uslng one lump of coal to heat a home for generatlons Larry Snyder Terry Brown Donald Kump and Patrxcla Long attended the Natlonal Teach ers Conventlon ln New York Clty Joan Koontz has been promoted to a Secretary ID the Unlted Natlons Jay Showvaker and Carl Wantz have just opened the Step and Reach It ladder fxrm ln the new bulldlng on Maln Street It seems that they are makmg a fortune bu1ld1ng stepladders for short nurses llke Phyll1s Hlglnbotham Mary Lou Kmg and Lou 1se Schwartz so that they w1ll be able to see thelr patlents Joann Selby has been employ ed by the fxrm as secretary In the East wing of the new buxldmg Fred Busbey and Rose Anne Del-Ioff opened the ' Cut d Curl Salon Haxr can be cut or set only by appomtment through Suzanne Harner the1r recept1on1st who 18 ln dlre need of a professlonal baby sltter Rosey's colffures created such a clamor that Norma Harper pohcewoman had to be called to restore order Ron me Hedges and Ken Rlneaman took pictures of the spectacle whlle Ronnle Strevlg wrote up a runnlng account of the near r1ot for hls edltor Dale Dutterer Incldentally as proof of the prosperlty of Jay and Carl the two magnates just returned from a tr1p to Bermuda w1th Sh1rley and Loulse the1r wxves At the B1 annual Pharmaclsts Conventlon 1n Atlant1c Clty Thomas Stoneslf er znformed me that a large number of former classmates had become parents ln the last s1x years Barb Shoemaker Dons Rxdmger Barb Rlpka Nadme Flssel and Mary Harner also ormed me that J Stephen Falklnburg IS dolng well on hls farm Falk1e s Acres Other members of our class who have turned to the soxl for a l1v1ng are Kenny Mlller Barry Brelghner and Edd1e Re1chart In a recent Government release I fmd that Jean Brumgard Dean Selby Larry Sents and Leo Harper have just recelved promotxons ln thelr respectlve branches of the serv1ce whlle Melvm Flynn Arthur Barnes and Reed Mllburn have recently been dlscharged Ethel Arentz and Ehzabeth Anne Crouse fashlon des1gners have met each other for the f1rst tlme ln elght years The occasion was a fashlon show 1n Parls James Hahn world famous photographer was also present Psychologlst Mar1lyn Spangler and Mlllle Bowhng her secretary have just returned from a vacatlon and plan to set rlght to work on the cases whlch have piled up for them On the local front Robert Snyder has opened up a hatchery ' Ch1ck's Chlckery and has secured the serv1ce of 'Super salesman Slm Warner and a Sl1Ck ch1ck secretary Joanne Snyder Mrs Moose formerly Barb Beck has purchased the home of Shlrley Dutterer who xs rnovmg to New York Clty where she wlll manage a cham of Beauty Salons Th1s ends our news commentary for today We w1ll be back agam tomorrow same t1me same stat1on 37 , . . . . - - - , . 1 -- , , . 1 1 1 ' . . . 1 1 ' 9 ' ' . . . . 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K- lA 1 3 L O J. ,J F3 1 CLASS WILL We the class of '55 bel ng of un1mpa1red mmd and robust body do hereby publ1sh th1s our last w1ll and testament The benef1c1ar1es mentxoned herem are extremely fortunate and our hope IS that they too w1ll some day bequeath a l1st of attrlbutes as d1st1nct1ve as ours To the Faculty we extend our gratltude and thanks for thelr pat1ence and guxdance To the Junlor Cl ass best of luck and success ln the1r remammg year at L H S To all those so fortunate to be remembered we w1ll the followmg Ethel Arentz's drawxng ab1l1ty to her srx younger s1sters Arthur Barnes' racmg ab1l1ty to Ozz1e Kress Barbara Beck's ab1l1ty ln Math to the sister Ellen Sh1rley B1xler's if 16 basketball un1form to Susle Blocher M1ldred Bowl 1ng's bass flddle to Barbara Crouse Barry Br1eghner's ab1l1ty to plck on gxrls to Tom Gouker rry Brown's sports wrxtlng ablllty 1n the Echo to any poor sucker that gets stuck Jean Brumgard's abllxty to put band engagements flrst to Susy Baumgardner red Busbey's red ha1r to ' Sawm1ll' Ehzabeth Anne Crouse's nlckname to some unlucky person Rose Ann DeHoff's clownmg ab1l1ty to M1m1 Marshman Dale Dutterer's Professor Knotty Muscle's' muscle bulldzng course to Wayne M1ller Sh1rley Dutterer's welght to Brenda Worley James Falk1nburg's bachelorhood to Stanley Mummert Nadme F1ssel's love for Plymouths to Carol Rlchter Melv1n Flynn's worrles to any poor soul James Hahn's happy go lucky attltude to anyone that needs It Mary Harner's long ha1r to Bert1e Rose Susy Harner's typlng ab1l1ty to Bev Kunkel Norma Harper's freckles to Mr Gobrecht Leo Harper's ablllty to get along wlth glrls to any lucky guy Ronald Hedges' draw1ng ab1l1ty ln P O D to Rlchard Horner Phyllls H1g1nbotham s books to Peggy Mlller mf she can f1nd them Loulse Kern's cheerleading umform to Gerr1e Warner Mary Lou K1ng's bl ond ha1r to Alme Budd Joan Koontz's French horn to anvone that w1ll take care of It Don Kump's love for sports to Ernle Spamer Pattl Long's if 13 basketball unlform to Gerr1e Roberts Reed M1lburn's hot rod to Mr Stavely Kenneth M1ller's Model A to Larry Hawk ward Re1chart's quletness to Sawmxll Doris R1d1nger's Job 1n the cafeterla to Barbara Swam Barbara R1pka's tight sk1rts to Tootxe Strevlg Ken R1neaman's Job as football manager to anyone that can handle the champs 40 , , . . . . . . Y . . . . , s 1 , Q , . 0 . , I , . Te . . . . . H . F ' I ' I ' . . . . , , I . . . I - Ed . . H . H. Lou1se Schwartz s ab1l1ty to take off school to Mr Stavely Dean Selby s football umform to Joe Klunk Joann Selby s short ha1r to Joyce Barnes Ink Sentz's shorthand book to Nev1n Coppersrnmth Barbara Shoemaker s love hfe to Wmnle Reddlng Jay Showvaker s basketball umforrn to Kenny Koontz George Snyder s books to anyone unfortunate enough to get them Joanne Snyder s qtuetness to Mary Ann Burgoon Larry Snyder's cat pants to Donald Zepp Robert Snyder s false teeth to Jxm Zulmck Marllyn Spangler s 911 basketball umform to Glorxa Burgoon Ronald Strev1g s bass horn to Charles Hawk Tom Stones1fer s helght to Barton Yohn Carl Wantz s ab1l1ty to play drums to Jessle Sheely S1m Warner s ab1l1ty to be the qu1etest boy durlng class to Frank Myers Wltne ssed by Suzanne Ha rner Joan Koontz Patr1c1a Long 41 . , . . ' . , . , , . ' . Y Y , . , . . . I . . ' 1 . l . , . . . . , . . . . .........J1 Best Athletes Best Dressed Biggest F lirts , . 7 W I ,V , r I f . x i A 1515 525 i, if M ,A gf 23 3 , I sigma Most! Likely to Biggest Pests Comedians Succeed . ' B 3 is :li ' - 1. Q- lr , ' A R ,: ' 'rl -..5 Most Popular Most Studious Musicians Noisiest Quietest Smartest SEATED J Selby J Koontz R Stre xg G Snyder S Harne T Brown P Long L Snyder STANDING L Kerns B Shoexnaker J Br mgard B Rxpka M L Klng N Ha p D Kump M Spangler Men Are Luke Streetcar On October Z2 1954 the Semor Class presented one of the most successful plays ever presented at L1ttlestown H1gh School The comedy was w1tnessed by a capac1ty aud1ence and was dxrected by Mmss LeOra L Held of the faculty Men Are L1ke Streetcars centers around Maud1e a teen ager who thlnks she knows everythmg about boys from actual expenence Sylv1a IS Maud1e's mneteen year old a steady boyfnend Maud1e gwes all her g1rl fr1ends adv1ce on how to get a boyfr1end whlle she herself IS havlng trouble hanglng on to her own Davy Wh1le trylng to help everyone she manages somehow to get them all ln trouble However 1n the end every thmg turns out all rmght and there 15 a happy end1ng Members of the cast were Maud1e Suzanne Harner Mrs Mason Joan Koontz Mr Mason Ronald Strevlg Sylv1a Patt1 Long Jerry Terry Brown Davy George Snyder Jul1e Lou1se Kerns Al1x Joann Selby Lysbeth Barbara Shoemaker Chl Donald Kump Ted Felton Larry Snyder Margaret the ma1d Norma Harper Mrs Whlte Jean Brum gard Mrs Day Barbara R1pka. Mrs Allen Mary Lou Kmg and Joy Mar1lyn Spangler 43 : . , . , . v' , . , . r, . , . , . 1 . I , . , . u , . ' . . . ' , . r er, . , PP ' 99 8 ,, . . - . sister, and Maudie thinks Sylvia is doomed to be an old maid because she does not have 9 . . ' : . , ' s . ' . Littonian Stab' V IL: Ari :jimi , , w ' it-,. Ei SEATED I-hgxnbotham S Harner M Spangler P Long G Snyder J Koontz S Bnxler Crouse R Hedges STANDING R1pka E Arentz L Snyder K Rmeaman D Dutterer J Hahn C Wantz Kerns T Stonesxfer N Harper M Bowlmg T Brown D Kump R DeHoff King L Schwartz The Lzttoman Staf We the members of the yearbook staff have worked dxhgently through the past year We hope our efforts w1ll result ln one of the fmest yearbooks yet publlshed IH th1s school and w1ll brlng renewed memorles and many enjoyable moments ln the years to come The Stab' Ed1tor 1n ch1ef George Snyder Assoclate Ed1tors Marllyn Spangler Sh1rley B1xler Pattl Long Joan Koontz Art Ehzabeth Anne Crouse and Ethel Arentz KCO Ed1torsj Photography Suzanne Harner and Phyllis Hxgmbotham QCO Ed1tOTSl Sports Terry Brown Edltor Buslness Manager Larry Snyder Asslstants to Echtors Ronald Hedges Norma Harper James Hahn M1ldred Bowlmg Carl Wantz Lou1se Kerns Dale Dutterer Mary Harner Thomas Stones1fer Barbara R1pka Donald Kurnp Typ1sts Ronald Strev1g Kenneth R1neaman Mary Lou Kmg Rose Anne Del-Ioff Adv1sors Mr Stover and Mrs H111 44 5 : P. ' ' , . , . , . , . . - . - ' , E. , . . : M. ' . - , - , - I . . p - . - . L- . . ' . . . - ' . - . - , . . M. A , . . O O 1 1 - . . - - - - - - - . , . . , . , Q - ' 1 1 1 . . , I . , 1 1 . . , I . - - - - - - - - - - . , . , . , ' ' 1 Q Nu- ' -il 5 s 1,5 -S 1 I A I I E . ri' ,xx if if in 6-5 fi -1'-.-. 75 i- 2? 11159 5 Q. .s, 17 5, ?' pun' s-, -4 ' ' n 'Ns- va, Q? Z3 1 Al' ,gf Jq' Y I J-or Q99 ww f Q59 E , FIRST ROW Kmghl M Oskolokofl J Brown A Karns M Marshman S Baumgldrdner Snyder B Brown F FISSS1 SECOND ROW Fesscr Snxdpr S Long B Swam N Ymnghng C Ruhter N Slusser Shull A Sell L Brown Adxxsor 'vhss Hold THIRD ROW Yohn R Orndortf D Berwagnr J Carpnnter D Zepp S Mklmmcrt Pottcr Zulu fa inn n L. Left to ugh! Class Rcpresenmuu Na:-cv Slusse Presxden! James Zu Lk Xue Presxdmn Donald 7epp Class Re-presentat xe Barton Yohn -Xosent Q., Susan Baumgardmr 48 1 P. , . '. . , . , . , . ' P, , . , . . : S. ' , I... I' ' , . , . , . ' Y , , , , , L. , . , A. ' , A. V . 'L B. ' , , V, . 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' ' F. , lx , - ' 1 .' : Smrvlkxry .1nd'I:'- amvr, ' Junior Class History Early on the beautlful fall mornmg of September 1950 the halls of L1ttlestown I-hgh School found nmety forlorn young boys and g1r1s roammg around We began to work eneq get1cally and were soon recogmzed by the upperclassmen as the Class of 56 Aga1n m the fall of '51 we returned and found our class had d1m1n1shed to only s1xty four members Th1s year more of our boys part1c1pated 1n sports and some of us Jmned extra curr1cular act1v1t1es The most 1mportant class functlons of the year were our tr1p to the Gettysburg Battlefxeld the Valent1ne Party and the ordermg of our class rmgs After an enjoyable vacatlon we returned to school 1n the fall of '52 The upperclassmen now referred to us as Greeme Freshmen We were now the eldest of the Jumor H1gh classes and were lookxng forward to becommng the youngest of the Semor H1gh classes The hxgh poznts of thls year were our trxps to Harnsburg and Hershey and our v1s1t to the Court House 1n Gettysburg We were also responsxble for the Valentine party and chooslng of a queen for the party The next year found 54 S1lly Sophomores 1n our class Agam we dxd our best ln sports and other act1v1t1es We also ordered our school rmgs to be recewed when we became JUDIOIS Very soon September of 1954 rolled around and now our class began to th1n.k ser1ously about the future Thls year found more of our boys out for sports S1nce we now had become Jolly Jun1ors we rece1ved our school rlngs wh1ch we had ordered last year Th1s year we attended the Career Conference 1n Gettysburg As the year was com1ng to the end we reahzed we had charge of the Prom for the Semors wh1ch was about the most 1mportant event ln our school days The year closed w1th each one determmed to make the most out of h1s last year of school CLASS HISTORIAN SHIRLEY FESSER FIRST ROW L Hall E Arentz A B h S G rrxck B Helwg E Thomas K C Rder W K tt man SECOND ROW A Budd B Knkel D Wh sl Ja obs J Ha k N Trump M N Crouse S Harne THIRD ROW F Mye s D Sh ltz R Thoma D B h J Sellma F M11 r o ke N oppe s A sor Mr E a s ABSENT L Rage 49 I ' ' H I ll . 9 1 ' ll ' ll ' ' 7 . 1 , . I 1 : , , . , . uc er, . e ' , . i , . , . Strevig, . i , . e er . 2 . , . u , . i er, S. c , . w , . , , Fuhr- man, . , . r. ' : . r , . u , . S, . uc er, . n, . i e , T. G u r, . C r mith, dvi - . v n . : . r. FIRST ROW Rose L Study S Blocher M Burboon H Krout E Beck G Roberts Ealy M Knlght P M1ller SECOND ROW Shadle G Wolfe G M1ller R Horner J Shompcr R Bowc-rs A Kmng Huff G Strevxg Mr Brearn Adusor THIRD ROW Burk T Delnloff E K1ng K Koontz A Snydur J Klunk J Kress Ma1tland J Flynn ABSENT Chronlster J Barton Sophomore Class ffzcers Left to rxght Secretary and Treasurer Gary Sire g NICC Presxdent Frances Mxller Prelxdent John Flynn Clall Represenlalwe Loretta Study Class Represent anwe Geraldxne Robe rts 50 I I M.. Q , an 'o V 1 v , , 35 ' f ., 1 , K , D O X : R. , . , . , . 1 , . , . , . , E. , . ' , . ' . : R. , , , . ' , . , . , , , . ' L. , . , . - . 1 R. . . , . ' , . , . ' - , . , . , T. ' , . . I G. A , . . o fa R A l 1: I F 'ig-I A ' VV 4 I-X Qzfg FA' 1- ' y . 'sf ' l , ' , I 4 l 5- F ! a Q J t S K ,L 13 ll -XS - 1. I Sophomore Class History On a beautiful fall morning early in September 1951, a large group of students entered L. H. S. , eager and excited about their new surroundings. The first few days we forgot our books and went into the wrong classrooms but we soon adjusted ourselves. Many of our class participated in the extra-curricular activities such as band, sports, chorus, and lending our talents to the show, Littonian Wits . The highlights of the year were the ordering of class caps and the annual Valentine's Party. We returned to L.H,S. in the fall of 1952 to find that our class was somewhat smaller. We were determined to work hard and participated in the various activities. Some of our class functions were ordering our class emblems and earning money for our class. We enjoyed a visit to Gettysburg and our Valentine Party. When the term of 1953-1954 began, being the eldest of the Junior High, we were known as the greenies or freshmen. This was the busiest year this far in our school career, trying to decide our courses, studying, and taking part in other school activities. The main events of the year were the ordering of our class rings, our class trip to Harris- burg and the Hershey Chocolate Factory, the Valentine Party, at which Frances Miller s chosen 'Queen of Hearts September 1954, our class again entered L H S this time to be known as the silly Sophomores To earn money for our class we held a food sale We visited the Adams County Court House in Gettysburg and many of us attended the Christmas Dance for the first time The long awaited time for ordering class rings finally arrived and the year of school life came to a close Signed Jane Barton Historian FIRST ROW F Miller M Koontz W Redding S Anthony E Hafner M Hxlker SECOND ROW J Ammenheuser M Worley P Rimel S Erb J Bair J Dutterer F Rudisill K Hilker Advisor Mr Thomas THIRD ROW G Brumgard B Cornell R Messinger R Clapsaddle C Fuhrman C Rucker M Cookson R Garvick W Hockensmith ABSENT J Rebert 51 wa ' . . . ., 3 7 B. Sheets, B. Rebert, B. King, L. Sparver. 1 . inth Grade FIRST ROW M Crabbs P Anthony M Rxtter D Reaver J Ruggles S Woodward C Boyd B Worley J Krout P Hmlker E Bre1ghner SECOND ROW L Hawk D Snyder A Franks J Yealy E Shoemaker J Barnes F Daley M Rxnehart R Bleuns D Clurk S Kalser L Yohn Mrs Sentz Adxxsor THIRD ROW W Mzller E Sentz L Whxte B Crouse C Brown N Wxntrode L Base hoar A Smlth G Burgoon F Rucker H Sell N Lxttle FIRST ROW B Mundorff S Hoff W Peltyjohn 'vi Doss S Shadle V Koontz N Rang, SECOND ROW Lcathmrrnan J Croft C Hzrr us 1 H41 C Harrmson xllxps C od J Barms K Hllker Mrs Sloxnr Adusor THIRDROVN Sanz nsn e madman urs Q K Bunhnr Koontz M Hess C Potlorff ABSENT N1 Raber 52 R. Koontz, S. Tru-nr. ' Q D. - - , . ' , , . ,J. B bw, M. -k-. . .xt Ph , '. Go . . ' , . ' , . '- - ' ' '. P. 1 1 , C. Spo All r, W. R 2' ' ,R. A14 A -, D. S-ll, , z I , E. Eighth Grade FIRST ROW P Ymghng G Messxnger S Lemster M Rohm S Overholtzer G Warner M Gouker J Hedges S DUYDID S Strevxg P Eby SECOND ROW R Brown J Rlley K Holhnger L Khne J Hafner J Brexghner S Showvaker R S1tes G Aulthouse M Brown J Sheely Mrs Bowhng Advxsor THIRD ROW J Flynn F Straley J Brelghner J Sell M Kroft G Sager C Hawk R Basehoar J Patterson J Kammerer J Frxesland G Cornell FIRST ROW S Bower! J Del-lofi M Sexwell S Snyder J Brexghner J Lunsford J Lnppy S Forty B Grove F Harner B Hxlker SECOND ROW E Sparner M Arentz V Harner J Long J Koontz E Kamser B Walhck B L1ppy J Sentz J Bleuns D Bowlmg W Conover Mr Rhoades Advxsor THIRD ROW H Roberts R Bowman J Ketterman R Sentz D Shorb E Myers R Hess K Berwager G Relndollar P B1ge1ow D Hllker D Rxmel FOURTH ROW S Frymyer G Kraft E Lockner R Crouse R Hartlaub B Nester E Erh V Arentz F Hartlaub K Jacobs K Bankert 53 : . ' ' , . ' , - ' , A . - . - I ' I ' I 4 V I ' ' I ' ' 1 . , . ' , . ' . - I , - , - J , - I ' 4 I ' I ' I ' I ' I - I : . , . , A I , . , - . - , - f - I f I - I - A I - - 5 . IA. 6 . L1 . . I . 1 ' r v. in jiri. I : . , . , . ' , . , . ' , . , - A , a 5 - 1 - 1 1 ' . : . , . , . , . , . , . A , . . . I, . , V , 4 , - 1 - . - , V , . Z ' I ' I ' I ' I - I 4 1 1 I ' I ' J I 4 I J 1 - y V - Q - , - . - . - , - . Seventh Grade FIRST ROW Blttle D Morelock D Germck P Lockner B Barnes B Crouse Gerrxck J Kexth L B6wers N Blttle S Bortner SECOND ROW Sager D Leatherman P Phtt D Freeman G Worley F Dutterer Advxsor THIRD ROW L Khneielter L Myers L Gladhxll D Colhns D Reber! J Welk J Martln I Hankey R Becker E Furlow D Colhns A Link A Hake FIRST ROW Sentz S Rexgle D DeHoff C Baumgardner S Hedges J Myers Myers T Reber! V Woodward B Wueman J Blocher SECOND ROW Crawmer E Lexster B Staxr J Evans C Mummert G Koons Study S Long R Study C Rebert P Hanlon THIRD ROW Kmpple M Wexkert J Lxppy L Schroll D Kmghl G Colllns N Bowman J Lemmon W Baughman R Ylnglxng P Roberts Mr Gall Adwxsor ABSENT R Rager D Krumrxne 54 6 . . . A A 1 ' . h K. lk 3 f V 1 ' 0 :. -, ., : A. ' , . , . ' . . , . , ., . D. ' , . ' , . , . ' , . . 2 J. , - .5 , - ' , - . - , - . L. Messinger, G. Snyder, D. Crouse, C. Brumgard, E. Huff, Miss Crahbs- : J. , . ' , . , . , . , . , R. , . , . , . ' , . . : E. A , . ' , . ' , . , . ' , . , . f ':. 1272? 1 Q W rwfof' 9 V, ,J . 1 'IN I J y' ff X 'aff fl M SEATED Advisor Miss Held Suzanne Harner Ellzabeth Anne Crouse Marilyn Spangler Patti Long STANDING Larry Snyder Thomas Stoneslfer George Snyder Adv1sor Mr Basehoar ABSENT Terry Brown Natlomll Honor Soclety The Lambda Tau Chapter of the Natwnal Honor Soc1ety was formed at the L1tt1estown H1gh School 1n the school year 1949 1950 The requmrements for membersh1p ln th1s orgamzatwn wh1ch sets 1eadersh1p scholar lhlp servlce and character as 1ts goals are the cand1date must have ma1nta1ned a B average for the last three consecutwe semesters In add1t1on he must have shown evxdence of leadershzp abxhty and good character and must have fu1f111ed the servlce requlrements whlch cons1st of part1c1pat1on 1n at least two extra curr1cu1ar act1v1t1es New members selected by the teacher's comrnlttee and approved by the Nat1ona1 Honor Assoc1at1on rece1ve membershxp cards and plns at an annual 1mt1at1on ceremony In October of 1954 the members of the Soc1ety spent a week end ln New York C1ty wh1ch they w111 always remember Offugers for thls year are President Thomas Stoneslfer V1ce Pres1dent Suzanne Harner Secretary Ehzabeth Anne Crouse Faculty Advrsors M1ss Held 81 Mr Basehoar 58 1 - ' . . . . 2 . ' . . - . . 0 6 r x ' D I ! ' ' I 1 , . , - . . . - - 0 SEATED Left to rxght L Study M Spangl r S Ha e S Butler E C ouae N Slusse Mr Sta ely STANDING F Mller S Bloch r R Ho n G Rob rts L Snyde A Ka es S Baumgardner ABSENT T Bro Llttoman Echo Thms year the LITTONLAN ECHO celebrated 1ts 25th ann1versary w1th a speclal ed1t1on The ent1re staff has worked long and hard to g1ve the student body a good paper The Lzttoman Eclw Staff Editor Assoc1ate edztor Ass1stant sports editor Features edltor Ass1stant features ed1tor Busmess manager Assmstant busmess manager C1rculat1on manager Ass1stant c1rculat1on manager Exchange ed1tor Reporters Typlsts Faculty advlsor Shlrley Blxler Nancy Slus se r Lorame Snyder Suzanne Harner Suzanne Long Ehzabeth Anne Crouse Anne Karns Mardyn Spangler Susan Baumgardner Mar11yn Spangler Geraldme Roberts Frances M111er R1chard Horner Loretta Study Susanne Blocher Barbara Beck Nadmne F1sse1 Mr Lloyd L Stavely 59 3 ' - , , , e , . rn r, . ' , . r . v . 3 , i , , e , . r er, . e , . Y, - 1' : . wn. o 0 0 o Sports editor ------ Terry Brown SEATED Left to nght Advxlor Mrs Sheely F Daley P Snyder E Arentz B Beck J Rebert STANDING M Worley S Dutterer L Kerns N Trump D Whmstler M Rxpka B Rebert E Arentz L Sparver FHA The Future Homemakers of Amerlca club of L H S was formed ln 1947 and has been actwe smce that t1me Among the many ac:t1v1t1es th1s year was then' attendance at the Reg1ona1 Conference ln Crasona Pa and the Farm Show ln Harrmsburg They sponsor ed a Cartoon Carmval and also gave a rad1o program ent1t1ed 'Let's Eat over statlon WGET 1n Gettysburg Thls year there are f1fteen members and the club IS under the 1eadersh1p of Mrs Sheeley The offlcers of the club are Presxdent Donna Whxsler V1ce Presldent Nancy Trump Secretary Barbara Rebert Treasurer Barbara Beck REporter Faye Daley Historlan Shlrley Dutterer 60 . I I I : mu I :O -.. f '. 4 ,I st A 3 f W 1' V t ' 7 kff ' fp Y . I Y -A A . Q 4 : ' - ' - . , . , . , . , . , . 5 - f - 1 - 1 - 1 - - 1 - I I - , . , . . O I U . . . , . . . . . ' . Hobby Club PM e--'f',-F Chess Club A udlo Vlsual Club Ojficlals Club Sclence Club 'N-1' Sb Z4 Photography Club i K X V' Q N ' . ' ' ? 'S . gn. A , ' Q S ,A 5 M '5'LA' 'V l fT O ,, A C HT' ! ' ' sl , -s . . u- - A , S' i 'A aff: f Q 0 , ft it 4 e . s. W f A-1 wi si l 9, C MQ., C' si 0 O 62 Semor Hugh lwrus .ff 64 59'9-- -'- --' FIRST ROW S Harner S Dutterer E Arentz K SIYCVIS S Baumgardner M Harner M Kxng L Schwartz SECOND ROW E Arentz M Rlpka M Spangler P Long B Helwxg L Kerns L Rager E Thomas E Crouse G Strevlg B Beck THIRD ROW S Falklnburg D Wh1sIer M Bowhng J Hawk J Flynn A Snyder K Koontz J Snyder N Trump S Bxxler ATTENDING DISTRICT CHORUS Mrs W11t J Koontz R Strevxg T Brown PIT FIRST ROW S Wlseman J Blocher S Strevxg S Bortner M Rohm T Reber L Bowers D Morelock S Lelster Blttle SECOND ROW W Baughman P Roberts C Baumgardner J Myers D Krumrlne R Myers S Relgle J Sentz S Hedges V Woodward THIRD ROW D Gerrlck P Yxnghng M Gouker J Hedges B Grove S Bowers J Kelth D DeHofi M Wexkert G Warner FOURTH ROW M Selwell S Forry J Sheets J Sentz J Long M Arentz J Llppy J Brexghner P Eby FIFTH ROW I Kaxser J Welk B Wallxck J Sell I Hankey A Hake J Rxpka J Kammerer V Harner S Showvaker Advlsor Mrs Sell 'Y 63 FIRST ROW R Koontz P Mxller W Pettyjohn P Hxlker L Sparver F Miller M Crabbs P Mundorff SECOND ROW J Ruggles V Koontz J Krout D Reaver M Rmtter S Shadle C Harrmson E Hllker THIRD ROW Y Phlllps E Harner M Worley P Rlmel J Yealy E Beck W Redding J Barton FOURTH ROW A Franks L Study C Brown G Burgoon C Sponseller M Burgoon G Reberts 0 O O , S ' I ' you q Q ' i I i, A - ' n wh .1 l - U 1' ' Y' U I ,I . - x x I WT ' ' - I ' ee 'I 2 - 0 15 -. . .W , :rg . lik . 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M1 as N 1sno,x3 'I .tapkug S 08 .xaq uoqsqoog W .xau,xoH H H Hem.: J I' JS I' dx 'J .xapkug 'D uooilng ,xassn g N 'D umoxg Sd M SUJYH V uqo A V S AJS X MOH .ICH J 'I 'WS -X3 W :I Hua W Aa .IOM W Luvq oqu mcg 'du F sauxeg l' pxeiulnag zueM 3 awe A ZOOHN 'Hr 64 14' 2 sv' X 1' .A 2' x 'x 1 B xx 'aw 'Q-1 M ajorettes 1 I Left to ight Frances Mille Sh ley Feese Loma Shull Sh ley B xler TheL.H S Band Dumng 1954 55 the Band enjoyed what was probably the fmest year 1n 1ts h1story Dur comrnumty and church pmcmcs Under the d1rect1on of Mr Harner the band also prov1d ed half t1me entertamment for the fans at each football game On February 8 twenty one members of the band took part 1n the annual ADAMS COUNTY MUSIC FESTIVAL The combmed groups presented an 1nsp1r1ng concert whlch was h1gh hghted by a cornet solo by our own Hugh Roberts There are f1fteen Semors who w1ll be graduatmg th1s year They are Ehzabeth A Crouse Path Long Manlyn Spangler Shmrley B1xler Carl Wantz Ronald Strevlg M1ldred Bowhng Joanne Snyder Joanne Selby Jean Brumgard George Snyder Donald Kurnp Joan Koontz Dons R1d1nger and Phyll1s H1g1nbotham We feel confldent that Mr Harner wrll be able to replace them and dlrect the band on to even greater helghts than It has reached thus far 65 1 1.3- H its M , r' : ' r, ir r, ' , ir i . O C ing the summer the band appeared in many of the area parades and performed at numerous . . , ' , - . i ' D . l . . I D . I . . 9 1 ' 7 I I , , . . . , . . . i Senwr High Cheerleaders ,Iunwr Hugh Cheerleaders Left to right Shirley Showvaker Gerne Warner Shirley Hoff Marlene Crabbs Laurna Lee Bowers Shirley Hedges 66 0 0 w Left to right: Willa Ketterman, Mildred Koontz, Mary Lou King, Ellen Beck, Louise Kerns, Aline Budd 0 0 5 i 'S c Q E e e -2 .EU In e 5 V3 ms. ,l Q- WILBUR J GOBRECHT MARYC SENTZ MAURICE E BREAM Coachmg Staff The 1954 '55 sports department was under the mstrucuon of W1lbur Gobrecht Maurlce Bream and Mrs Kay Sentz Mr Gobrecht who coached Varsxty Football and Boys' Varsity Basketball at L H S tendlng Elchelberger Senlor I-hgh School and Dlcklnson College After graduat1on from college he entered the U S Marlnes and served as a 11eutenant unt1l h1S dlscharge 1n August 1954 Mr Bream who has been an able assrstant football coach and J V coach at L H S for many seasons 1s orxgmally from Gettysburg He spent h1s h1gh school days there and graduated from Sh1ppensburg State Teachers College m 1947 In h1gh school Mr Bream part1c1pated m track football and baseball at college he was a member of the track team Mrs Sentz a graduate of L H S 1n 1947 and a part1c1pant ln softball and basketball whxle here graduated from East Stroudsburg State Teachers College 1n 1951 where she played hockey basketball and tenms She has been coach1ng g1rls basketball and soft ball at L H S for 4 years Th1s flne coachlng staff deserves the slncere appreclatlon of all students for thelr t1re less offerxng of t1me and energy for the realzzatxon of our successful sportlng teams e he members of the Semor Class wlsh to express our slncere gratltude for theu' ever present gu1dance 68 J T' . F Q ' ,l f x ' f I il O , . . this year, is a native of Hanoverg he starred in football, basketball, and track while at- . , n s n ' I . ' , 1 . i . . - , , . . . . W 1 . , . . . . The Football Team s Record The 19:4 L H S grmdtron squad had the most successful record 1n the htstory of foot ball mn the school The team playlng under thelr new coach Wmlbur Gobrecht went un defeated tn thexr etght game schedule The only blemlsh on the record occurred when West York played the Bolts to a 6 6 deadloiik forclng a Co champ1onsh1p rn the Laurel Conference The most thr1ll1ng game of the year was the Delone game whxch was the fmnal game of the season Wrth nerghborhood rwalry at a hxgh peak the two teams met on the Bolt home fxeld Durrng the fxrst half tt looked as though the Bolts were about to become the downhearted losers as Delone marched down the fleld for a T D and a 7 0 halftrme score The L town eleven returned to the f1eld a new team wlth thetr errors explatned and full of determtnatlon to correct them Before long the Bolts were on the march to a T D and an 7 6 score They dtdn t stop there wrth the f1nal seconds txcktng away the L town boys scored agatn show1ng the1r sprrtt and phy s1cal fttness whmch so accentuated other games The flnal score was avxctorlous 13 7 wttnessed by a huge Cheerrng crowd The boys were coached thxs year by Wtlbur Gobrecht who stated tn an unbraggtng manner that hrs boys were ID the best of condttton and spmrtt throughout the season Maurlce Bream a veteran of L town football coached the lxne The startmg lxne up generally conststed of eleven of the followmg Ends Jay Showvaker Dean Selby Fred Busbey and Carl Wantz Tackles Terry Brown Kenny Koontz Don Sell and Bob Orndorff Guards Daye Bucher and Tom Gouker Centers James Sellman The boys serung as semor managers thts year were Ken Rtneaman and Larry Sentz ass1sted by Bob Shadle The record for the year was a resoundrng 7 v1ctor1es O loses and 1 t1e the Laurel League Co champtonshtp and a new school record the f1rst undefeated team rn L H S football h1story Schedule o Varslty Football Games Date Sept Sept Oct Oct Oct Oct NOX, lNOy Name Kump Lultck Busbey Lrttlestown Wes t York Kennard Dale OPP Pts Name of School West York Susquehannock York Catholmc Dallastown Blglervllle Kennard Dale Carson Long Delone 'IOTALS INDIVIDUA L SCORING Name Pts Selby Pottorff Potte r LEAGUE STANDINGS Won Lost Tred 69 LHS 4 Name Snyder Showxaker Gouker Brgle rx 1lle Susquehannot k Dallastown W P Away Home Home Home Away Away Away Home Pts Won Lost 9 Backs: Don Kump, James Zulick, George Snyder, and Len Potter. . 18 6 6 . 25 12 18 . l O ' 7 . 8 7 Z5 . 18 0 ' ' 26 . 23 7 - 18 ' '. 6 0 1 33 ' ' Q IZ l 13 39 - - - ' ---- - 1 6 36 J ' 18 5 ' 4- 36 12 f 1 ' 31 6 l 4 0 1 A 1 4 3 2 0 5 1-Y L' A fail ..::g:pun--- '21, -1 T, ey, If I 11l!,g: - ww-Y' L A I .5 4 xg 'Y 3 1 ! 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U XL, . ff' 77 A opp L1-Is H Left to right D Kump T Gouker D Selby J Show ake F Warner Coach Gobre ht S Mummert T Stones fe J Sellman F Bulbey G Snyder Boys Varslty Basketball The '54 '55 ed1t1on of the L H S boys varsity basketball team f1n1shed the season w1th an overall 14 6 won lost record The startmg hne up usually cons1sted of 5 of the fol low1ng Jay Showvaker Franc1s Warner Dean Selby and Fred Busbey Semors and Stanley Mummert and Thomas Gouker Jumors The boys though they fought hard flmsh ed fifth ln the Adams County League w1th an 8 6 record The boys were coached by Mr Wllbur Gobrecht Kenneth Rlneaman Ronald Hedges and Robert Shadle served as mana gers Delone Taneytown Manchester Delone East Berlm Bo1l1ng Sprmgs York Spnngs New Oxford Newv11le Mumme rt Selby Show vaker Gouker Warner Bolllng Spnngs New Oxford East Berlm B1glerv11le 00 Indwldual Scormg 280 2 2 70 200 Kump Stone slfer Snyder Sellman Busbey League Standings W on Lost L1tt1e stown York Sp rlng s Falrfleld New vmlle 72 Fa.1rf1eld B1glerv1lle East Berlin Boxhng Sprmgs York Spnngs New Oxford Falrfleld B1glerv1lle Newvxlle Won Lost 11 4 12 ' 13 15 .W 9 14 7 f I , , 5 5 x, .ly . 4-1 ,H s S! ly! . , o - .. , . .. . . . . . Opp. L. .S. 49 . . . . . 59 41 . . . ' ' . . . 46 . . . . . 56 55 . . . ' ' . . . 52 . . . Quincy .... . 63 53 . . . Quincy . . . . . 42. . . . 55 47 . . ' . . . 28 . . ..... 50 65 . . . ' . . 44 . . . ' . . . 48 51 . . . . ' . . . 55 . . . ' . .38 58. . . . . . . . 40 . . . ' . . .48 51 . . ' ' . . . 65 . . . . . . 57 52 . . ' ' . . . 53. . . ' .... 1 50 .... ' . . . . S. . . . D. . . . . .26 D. . . . . 1 T. ' . . . . 19 J. . . l G. ..... .22 T. . . . 121 J. . . . . 25 F. .... F. . . . 64 ' 14 0 ' 8 6 10 4 ' 3 ll ' 9 5 ' ' 2 12 ' ' 9 5 ' 1 13 Indwldual Scoring FIRST ROW Left to right Coach Sentz S Blocher N Slusser M Spangler S Bix ler P Long 5 Long L Snyder J Selby Manager SECOND ROW J Rugglel N Crouse B Kunkle G Roberts L Study E Elly G Burgoon J Barnes C Brown J Brown Glrls Varslty Basketball Under the capable supervision of Mrs Sentz the '54 '55 girls basketball sextet crushed their opposition in their first six games The Pacers banished all opposition until Bigler ville played them on their own court The final score was 27 Z6 in favor of Biglerville This score can never be considered a disgrace as this was the championship game and was lost by a mere one point The girls deserve a proud well done for their 7 1 record Game Scores OPP Manche ste r New Oxford Fairfield East Berlin York Springs Biglerville Newville Name Spangler Ealy Blocher Bixler Crouse Burgoon Biglerville Little s town Boiling Spring s New Oxford Pts Name Long Snyde r Kunkle Long Roberts Stamhng Fairfield York Springs East Berlin Newville Pts Ax r t Y 1 J ff ,N xx l 4 7 , .Q . VV A 'V P' 1 v' ,. ' Y 'Fx A -4. K - I N r Y li -fi - 4 1 I , I L.H.S. 46 ..... ......... 4 8 18 ...... Boiling Springs .... . . . 26 19 ..... . ......... 34 24 ...... ' ' ......... 47 ZZ ....... ' ......... 64 Z1 ....... ' . ....... 45 Z7 ....... j ' ......... Z6 26 ....... ' .......... 63 0 O 9 M. . . . 92 S. . . . . . . 14 E. ..... 80 L. ..... 13 S. .... 68 B. .... . 4 S. ' .... 32 P. ...... 2 N. . . . Z9 G. . . . . . 2 G. . . 16 O W L W . . 7 0 . . 3 ' 6 1 ' 2 ' ' ' 4 3 ' Z 3 4 ' 1 73 I in FIRST ROW Left to nlht B Yohn A Kmg G Mmher Coach Bream J Shomper R Horner N Little SECOND ROW J Bulbey T Maitland A Snyder J Klunk D Zapp M Cookson K Koontz A Smith R Bowers Boys J V Basketball Under the superv1s1on of Maurlce Bream the L H S J V basketball team flmshed w1th an 8 4 record 1n overall games and a 5 2 record m league play to f1msh 1n a t1e for Znd place ln the Junlor d1v1s1on league Team splrlt was extremely h1gh through out the seas'on and the boys never became d1scouraged no matter what the outcome ,I V Scores OPP 30 Name Snyder Koontz Shomper Zepp M111er Cooks on Delone Qulncy Delone East Berlln York Sprmgs Newv1lle Blglervllle Qumncy Bo111ng Sprmgs New Oxford Falrfleld Totals Indwzdual Sconng Pts 04 Name Klunk Maltland Horner Busbey Yohn Kmg 74 LH 40 Pts Z 4' A ' 1' f' U Hi 4' K W J, at 9 0 O O O 40 ....... ...... Z 4 26 ....... Taneytown ..... Z8 24 ....... ' ....... 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Mk Q 5 - 1 LO, . .J V I Lrg-'Q AA4 if N. ini - fl STTEEHE Edmunds Studno PHOTOGRAPHERS 1 fu H 1... . 25 Von-K St Hanover Pa H0 HIGH STREET DIAL 3747 PHOTOGRAPHER FOR LITTONIAN Key To Baby Pzctures Dale Dutterer Reed Mllburn Sh1rley Brxler Jay Showvaker Suzy Harner Larry Snyder James Hahn Ethel Arentz Arthur Barnes Barry Bre1ghner Larry Sentz Ronald Hedges Sh1rley Dutterer Mlldred Bowhng Jean Brumgard Lou1se Kerns Barbara Beck Donald Kump Dor1s R1d1nger Phylhs H1g1nbotham Marmlyn Spangler George Snyder BEST ATHLETES BEST DRESSED BIGGEST FLIRTS BIGGEST PESTS COMEDIANS MOST LIKELY TO MOST POPULAR MOST STUDIOUS MUSICIANS NOISIEST QUIETEST SMARTEST SUCCEED Melvm Flynn Ronald Strevlg Franc1s Warner Barbara Shoemaker Stephen Falkenburg Thomas Stones1fer Kenneth Rmeaman Edward Re1chart Carl Wantz Nadlne Fxssel Fred Busbey Norma Harper Barbara Rmpka Terry Brown Lou1se Schwartz Ehzabeth Anne Crouse Pattl Long Joan Koontz Mary Harner Leo Harper Mary Lou Kmg Dean 8: Joann Selby Robert Snyder Don Kump Ronn1e Hedges Art Barnes Bob Snyder Ken Rlneaman Terry Brown S1m Warner Larry Snyder Carl Wantz Ink Sentz Eddme Re1chart George Snyder Path Long Suzy Harner Mary Lou Klng Barbara R1pka Rosey Del-Ioff Mousle Crouse Joan Koontz Norma Harper Jean Brumgard Joann Selby Joanne Snyder Mar1Iyn Spangler Ji' 'I' 1 . 0 .zumlzy Ci 11.15 Q53 3 . , , 24. 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