Littlestown High School - Littonian Yearbook (Littlestown, PA)

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'Ist row: Betty Mundorft, Dorothy Forry, Pauline Ferrebee, Shir- ley Bowers, Fiona Harner, Roberta Grahm, Janet DehoFf, Phyllis Eby, Martha Seiwell, Sally Forry, Sarah Snyder, 2nd row: Bar- bara Ann Grove, Janice Lunsford, Shirley Trivitt, Joann Blevins, Joann Friesland, Joan Sentz, Ileen Kaiser, Janet Ripka, Beatrice Lippy, Dean Hilker, Dean Shorb, Hugh Roberts, 3rd row: Richard Hess, Fred Straley, Larry Kline, Marvin Brown, Samuel Frymer, Louis Small, Larry Keeter, Carl Herr, Kenneth Hilbert, Larry Dinterman, Jackie Ketterman. 4th row: Garlord Krafft, Vernon Arentz, Ronald Crouse, Eugene Erb, Robert Nester, David Bange, John Stuller, Charles Reed, Homer Sell, Marlin Kraft. FRESHMEN ist row: Paul Bigelow, James Riley, Shirley Overholtzer, Beatrice Hilker, Shirley Leister, Susan Durbin, Susan Strevig, Gloria Mes- singer, Mary Rohm, Mary Gail Gauker, Jerrie Warner. 2nd row: Michael Collings, Jesse Sheely, Wayne Conover, Joyce Breighner, Betty Wallick, Judith Breighner, Shirley Showvaker, Judy Long, Janet Koontz, Mary Jane Arentz, Patricia Yingling, Janice Breigh- ner, 3rd row: Charles Hawk, Joe Wood, Gary Sager, James Patterson, Wayne Crouse, James Flynn, Gary Aulthouse, Kenneth Jacobs, Janet Sell, Julie Kammerer, Kenneth Hollinger, Karl Bankert.

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HISTORY OF CLASS OF '58 In the year 1952, the class of 58, numbering seventy, entered L.H.S. on the pathway to higher learning. Eagerly, we took part in such school activities as: The Underclassmen play, Mr. Bean from Lima, sports, chorus, and band. We soon learned how to End our way around and understood the meaning of the word study. In eighth grade we participated once more in the activities of the school and delighted in persecuting the new seventh graders. After a happy summer vacation, we returned as freshmen, feeling more confident and less confused. That year we had an important decision to make which would greatly influence our futures, that being, the choice of the course each of us would attempt to complete. Our number was now reduced to fifty-six, but the ones of us left were still active in sports, band, student council, and chorus. We achieved one of our desires-taking the trip to Harris- burg which proved to be an educational and interesting experience. At last, in the fall of '55 we had advanced into the senior high. This year saw fifty-four ambitious young people wanting to complete high school and to be allowed to refer to L.H.S. as their Alma Mater. Respectfully submitted, Joyce Barnes, Historian CLASS OFFICERS President ,.... . . .Gloria Burgoon Vice President ...... ..... C onnie Boyd Secretary-Treasurer .. ...,,,........ Brenda Worley Historian ....,., . . . ................... Joyce Barnes Class Representatives . .. . Judy Ruggles-Evelyn Breighner

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EIGHTH GRADE 'Ist row: James Sager, Anna Bittle, Carl Huff, Susie Bortner, Donna Morelock, Clyde Bromgard, Ronald Brown, Paul Plitt, Earnest Spamer, James Bange. 2nd row: Nancy Bittle, Wanda Flynn, Bernetta Crouse, Judy Sheets, Dorothy Gerrick, Phyllis Lockner, Dixie Gerrick, Dexter Freeman, Charles Williams, Glenn Snyder, Donald Rimel. 3rd row: Dwight Leatherman, Jean Keith, Laurna Bowers, Jane Sheets, Bobby McGonigal, Gary Worley, Brenda Barns, Kenny Lemmon, David Crouse, Larry Messinger, Janet Lemmon. 4th row: Larry Myers, Louella Klinelelter, Joan Martin, lrene Hanlcey, Anna Hake, Larry Gladhill, Danny Collins, Donnie Collins, Fred Dutterer, Robert Sentz. lst row: Douglas Crawmer, Betty Wiseman, Clarence Rebert, Rodney Roger, Eddie Leister, Judy Blocher, Paul Hanlon, James Evans, Clay Rebert, Sam Lang, Bruce Stair. 2nd row: Thelma Rebert, Ruby Myers, Judy Myers, Jean Sentz, Sally Reigle, Dar- lene DeHofl, Dorothy Krumrine, Roy Study, James Mummert, Wilma Baughman, Vonnie Woodward, Penny Roberts. 3rd row: Carole Baumgardner, Judy Lippy, Marietta Weikert, Howard Wolf, George Koons, Vernon Study, Eddie Knipple, Ronald Yingling, Bernard Fletcher, Douglas Knight, George Collins, Lyn- ton Schroll.