Littlestown High School - Littonian Yearbook (Littlestown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1957 volume:

THE LITTONIAN The theme of this book is Building a Better Fu- ture. The purpose of this yearbook is to show how we have attempted to prepare for our future. ln academic work we have been studying so we will be able to enter such fields as science, medicine, engineering, radio, and teaching. In commercial work we have done things which will enable us to become accountants, bookkeepers, and secretaries. In Home Economics, Industrial Arts, Clubs, Dramatics, Ath- letics, and Science Fair, which is fairly new in this area, we have been learning the value of working together and assuming some of the responsibilities with which we shall be faced in the future. We of the Class of 1957 are proud to present this book to our community as a partial record of what we have achieved. o 15,3 APN' y.AAH-VA' 11,417 ru ng-'N- Ai 'NF .A .1- rf via 24' .iyl wg. YY' X359 yy VW' Mnfvu M YY f Ex ss vsl U0-4NxLAs,f ky U ' XA, SA' I' s. 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Sklffl JOYCE NINA DUTTERER MICHAEL EUGENE COOKSON C0 P'4'UI KIdN?y Commcrcml Mxko unrwy 1 we no e or cr 1 un uuvy sdmdm L ushmq wuys su M :L good dumu lo comp un 3 OW W 1 if rw of vhq L spulw goo O'dl 7 0 u oo mg odd uuqh ccmy dvr-ssc: QV ff? ,ff-f A EDRA REBECCA EALY Academic reddtsh brown hour nent dres creot ot athletics wants to r coocw ulres boys keep closses yur qu ELEANOR LOUISE HARNER Comrnercml Eleanor Los of fun usually seen wlth Mnllne good typust pecultor lough goes steady plons nnclude morruoge L SHIRLEY MAE ERB Commercial Wherxttes C YOWYY CUV Y Oli' I C5 cown fond of moles loves lets olwoys smulung frnend of every one I t swel lud JOHNNY ROBERT FLYNN Acodemuc Johnny Most veluoble hts ford gets song Wlfl both sexes spends cn lot of tm In Hanover prudes hnmself on bemg o pest MILDRED LOUISA HILKER Commercial Mtllue Red Ish hour pretty blue eyes whnz ot shorthand runs around wlth Elec nor condldote for the ranks of the morned hates to be pncked on CLYDE LEROY FUHRMAN lndustruol Arts Clyde Usuolly seen orgulng drnves has Ford lake 0 dlesel hos o stubborn streok os long os the Mussrssrppr gets o on O lust great with Mass Held Q .,.7 P' 8 Vu if .K Axs ' Ed -Y ' I ' H E Q H mr..- - 'l . to Cl em, be - V - - ' - , l...l' . l lun stu 11 lOl. 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XB - ,mf I1 is MARGARET VIRGINIA KNIGHT Academlc Margie Quuet and studlous wlllng to help lnkes to read works In cafeterua gets along with everyone unde cnded future HAZEL LOUISE KROUT Academuc Hazel Lakes to hear all the latest news seen wrth Morgue ambltnon to be nurse whaz at spellrng tall and slender blue eyes usually seen tallcrng KENNETH LEROY KOONTZ Academic Pony Drives a hot black Ford works Bankert s great all around guy plays the biggest bass horn un the band MILDRED IRENE KOONTZ Commercnal Millie Cheerleader goes steady llttle but mr ty Mr Keefers pet 'Pl usually seen with Joyce another character from Kmgsdale REGINA JOANN LIGHTNER Commercial Regma New comer to our class last year terrlflc In shorthand short and sweet loves to talk slJrp surp Penns Dairy has many Interests In the opposite sex JAMES OSWALD KRESS Commercnol Ozzie Great lover of sports staunch Demo cra terruflc dancer steady gurl an Hanover loads of fun to be wuth whxz at shorthand Pl loves to tell jokes great athlete catty dancer TYRONE GEORGE MAITLAND Acaderruc Tony Tall dark and handsome Interested In Penn State plays a rneur' trombone pest wnllung to help neat ress ambrtxon I5 to be an engnneer sure to succeed RICHARD ALLAN MESSINGER Industrial Arts Duck Usually seen drlvlng a green Chevy est red harr freckles c eer ful loves to tease people lgnrlsl 7 5 QWULMZ ILM' FRANCES ELAINE MILLER Commercial Fronnne Great malorette short and pretty great at typmg always seen wlth duplucatmg Iluud all over her belongs to the Well Get There Yet Socuety ambttnon ns to be a teacher an LJ GENE ALLAN MILLER Industrtal Arts Brownie Dark and handsome terruflc as a shop student great football player goes steady never masses Engllsh class l?l I es a r g u e Keep he BARBARA ELLEN REBERT Commercual Barb Usually talks about Reed always wul lung to help long blonde hour good at shorthand seen wrth Phyl mag azme campaugn manager PHYLLIS .IOANNE RIMEL Cammerclal Phy Basketball guard Elvns Presley Fan Club ombltlon IS marriage laughs at her own lakes good typnst Feesers pet l?l talks a lot ...IV d - I' , I H I Y . ,, In ...p '.,r ...h - ' H...Mf, I ...I'k.Hro 1 A K f- c h a n g e lv 4. 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GERALDINE JANE ROBERTS Academrc Gerrle Brams dork hanr and dreamy eyes basketball guard lakes opposrte sex gets along wrth everyone sure to succeed darn whrz at art wants forthe marlman JOHN EDWARD SHOMPER Academlc Shomp Flat top nnce lookrng gets along fun has a weakness for females lnkes sports lumps at the slrghtest touch ROBERTA MARIE ROSE Commercral Bertie Never on tame loves pork chops bug brown eyes lakes boys second home ts Cisco s member of the We ll Get There Yet Socuety ee whrz ambrtlon as to teach school CARL LEROY RUCKER Commercral Car Tall lean and lanky blue black hair usually seen wuth Terry quiet doesnt care much for books ALBERT HARRY SNYDER Academrc A Tall blonde good lookmg terrnflc athlete class presrdent Interest Iles an the Jumor class presrdent corny lakes loves to argue frnend to all sure to succeed ROBERT GENE SHADLE Commercral o Ing Joyce down the hall bug pest goes steady does books rellglously K ambutuan IS to be a cattle dealer ? . 11 - H - N In ' lb - . y - HB bn . . . . . Sh tbl mf... ll h- wrth everyone...nmprsh grrn...Iots of 4 or U mlg Y USUG Y feen C as ' ' 1 A . , , X V I Home Economncs ous Lrttle but never hard to find keeps up on the latest news always hep ful lakes men works In cafeteruo GARY GEORGE STREVIG Academnc Gary Short flat top neat dresser good oo mg goes steady Interest umor class works t Sonny s good vocal cords great guy M ll .fy lgvllvv fvf LORETTA JEAN STUDY Academsc Loretta Works at Banketts drrves a wicked green convertible long hatr ambl tuon ns to be on aurltnes hostess caslonally seen at school sparkly eyes fovonte color punk GARY LEE WOLFE lndustrrol Arts Gary Qulet good shop student usually has homework done ltkes to argue wlth Clyde never gets Into trouble MARION GRACE WORLEY Home Economucs Morton Ofllcer un the bond good sewer loves to get out of classes true blond works un the cofefterna wrlltng to help future as undecided Flon, Amerlcan beauty rose Mono Before us Iles the tlmber let us bunld Colors Black and gold A Qty A ifn 'r AFI ,1llU' , My 'Q RJ' VA A 'Nd A L xt ' . , Y ,,.: Ju to JVJALU 'P' 1 np , 1 V ' It W ,lfl fl f tr' . nl tt ,Llc j Ll' l Q 5 l L Jn l . 1. LOISANN SPARVER ' ' I ' L ' ' '- ' ' ' , ' ' ...oc- ' lk' in J a X , D enum Ofkzew A Susle ,LOHYH Farewell to our school days And the school we hold clear, Farewell to our teachers And the friends we leave here But we ll always remember As hme passes by, You're the lamp of our pathway Dear Littlestown High. Tune: Flow Gently Sweet Afton By: Roberta Marie Rose Gerrue Jane Mary Ann' 14 'xt Z X l 324 f' lt us amazlng how much you can accumulate In four short years Here are a few thtngs that we as Sensors would luke to leave behlnd for our frnends to remember us by John Ammenheusers motor scooter to Mr Stavely Sandy Anthonys lob ln the cafeterta to anyone capable of doing ut Joan Baurs love of Home Ec to Homer Sell Jane Bartons real blond halr to Dorothy Krumrlne Ellen Becks French book to any poor soul unlucky enough to get ut Susue Blocher s ablluty to get out of class to anyone who needs It Bugs Bower s ablllty to get along wlth teach ablluty to hook school to Glorla Burgoon Mary Ann Bur goon s loud snngnng ablllty to Roberta Graham Mnke Cook sons love for women to Kelly Pottorff Terry Dayhoffs stubbrn streak to anyone who wants lt Joyce Dutterers abtltty to blush to Arlene Franks Ed Ealys dlsluke of boys to Carolyn Brown Shirley Erbs ex boy fruends to anyone who needs them Johnny Flynn s women to Wayne Muller Clyde Fuhrmans yellow Ford to anyone rnch enough to keep gas an lt Eleanor Harners love for shorthand classes to Sandy Shadle Mlllle Hllkers freckles to Ernle Spamer Raymond Hulker says Come down and see me sometlme to Fred Day Wayne Hockensmuth s Buuck to Held: Nlckey Duck Harners No 36 parkvng space to anyone skilled enough to get unto tt Larry HuFfs trombone to Joyce 70,11 Ah Q E l nm C2 1 V GQ relghner Plckles Kung s ablluty to slung hash to Bobby Nes ter Joe Klunks abrllty to be absent to anyone who can get away with lt Morgue Knughts quletness to Joyce Barnes Kenny Koontzs great running ablllty to Charlle Hawks Mtllne Koontzs cheerleadung ablllty to Jo Ann Yoe Ozzue Kresss shorthand book to Jack Busby rf he can learn to read 2 words per hour Hazel Krouts senroruty to her stster lvvtth luck Reguna Ltghtners expresslon slurp Mtss Held Tony Maitland s football unuform to anyone who can fumble enough to get It Duck Messlngers hot chevy ette umform to Donna Koontz Browme Mtllers No 3l football unvform to Dean Reynolds Barbara Reberts long blond halr to Dorothy Forry Phyl Rtmels false teeth to Donnue Sell Gerrue Robertss will power to stop bntnng her flngernalls to Martha Seuwell Bertte Roses abullty to con centrate to Douglas Leatherman Carl Ruckers ablluty to llme the football fleld to any lazy underclassman Bob Shadle s green Plymouth to George Colllns John Shomper s flat top to Ted Wllllams Alb Snyders curly haur to Mr Thomas Lots Sparvers smallness to Lefty Baughman Gary Strevlgs volce to Koggy Bankert Loretta Studys danc Ing abrllty to Wayne Rlneman Marlon Worleys love of band to anyone who wants rt Gary Wolfs woodworklng abultty to Mr Gobrecht X415 4 l 'tg l IX . 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I fi Q :Q N l K -7 l I X Emp fa..- z f X Q 32 ' X Q ' ,jg Jv 'Q f' 0 WP J 1 xx Nl if J 5 . ff - -Q, 3 M jf K 4 ,I 5 C 1 - ,sf 5,2 W' A N' X B -fx ,Eb f A X I lx 2' Q 5 5 Q ., u l fs amy 9 ' 2 2- U Vs P 445- U Au W L l K X L 553 . . gm A gy X X 2 if eg ff VX CL 3 4 C2 f - fr f if fy' 1 H f J M' I 'ii fmt up sm ff J I 1 f A My 1 . gl 5635321 ' Gi ,- 9 , A 0 -A ai af: 5 ,QA ,-, '3 if 9 0' 49 f 'ff' ,Ji : :1'.1 fl' For the many hours of work and patience you ve gaven to our problems For the many tdeas and plans you ve many actavatnes you ve helped us make a success We the Seniors extend our thanks to you M Feeser and Mr Tressler 74a Seneca Widfdfly We are now nearing the end of our school years at L H S ahose years which we thought so far away four years ago have passed by quickly We are stall unaccustomed to the fact that we are seniors and that Graduation and Commencement are almost here' But we do realize that we have much to do and very little tame to do at an We had many ac tavataes ro keep us busy during these last months We produced the annual Senior Class play entitled Here We Go Again' we had a very successful football season and placed two of our seniors on the all star team we set off on our senior class trap to of us I am sure We realized that we would soon be leaving L H S to go on to our future as useful and responsible cattzens of our world We know that we will have to shoulder some of the responsabalataes of today tn order to build a better world for tomar row We decorated for the Chrtstmas Dance and stored away many wonderful memoraes for the years to come We worked together hard and met the deadline for the Lattonaan yearbook on tame Then turning the corner of our final days at LHS we came face to face with the last days of the Class of 1957 ln the fall of 1954 we found ourselves Freshmen We partacapated an the band sports clubs and choruses We ordered our class rings and were '24 proud to wear them when they arrived We had our annual Valentines Dance at which Frances Maller was Queen We tool- our trap to Harrisburg and Hershey When we returned as Sophomores the following year we were determined to work harder on our studies The main events of thas year were the Christ mas Dance and the ordering of our school rings to be gaven us an our Junior year 19561 We were really Jolly Juniors' We finally received our class rings and wore them with pride We aided an the success of the football team which ference We chose the theme of our .lunaor Prom which was Chinatown The members of the class wath our advisors worked late many nights to make at the best and most attractive prom ever held l the sprang of 56 we attended the Career Confer ence at Gettysburg College and looked forward to our Senaor year We wash to thank the teachers who have helped us tn many ways and say goodby to our friends an L H S So endeth the hastory of the Class of 1957 Respectfully submitted Jane Barton Class Hastoraan 1 I O helped Us mgke' For the Washington. This trip will never be forgotten by any won the championship of the Laurel League Con- , r' h . . . . D n f , 1.11 .-,Z A-ff K K SPORT X X X J ,L.,Xx ,WY f'-N j . I 'J YVW-, Y f LX 3 X Y . ,f - - 2-f ' G .A KX ,T X, ,V ,X 1LvVV7 Q5 ks fy X x Xxx? C 4. ' 7 M x - ' , , , , I ,Rl ,AS NIL ff f' f Y ff' f W ' 5 .W ' Xu s' f I ,X X X I' , w f K ' x f J ,f ' J K if ff 7 Y- n fbi I , L, 1 'I X 4 fe ,A VU A U,.,f!f 1 xx VI Brownie K8 Y J0hf'l A Tony 06 LHS Shnppensburg Bug Sprlngs West York York Cofholnc Dollosfown Buglervslle Kennord Dole Susquehclnnock Hanover Delone 3 Lf ,ZZ 7 QL , 7 ! I. , Q Suu, ,ag game, , H21 ........... - ...... . 26 ........,... ' ' f 24 ............ .......... 7 ............ ' ....... 32 ............ ......... 7 ............ ' ' ......... , 7 as ............ - ....... I8 ............ ..... J 7 ............ ........... 7 ............ ............. 26 BUQ5 Mike Terry Lgffy .league S Teams Bnglervnlle Luttlestown Dollosfown Susquehonnock Kennord Dole S en Pickles W L T Pr. A ' ' ............... 4 .... O .... 1 .... 9 ' ............. 4 .... 1 .... O .... 8 WesfYork .............. 2 .... I .... 2 .... 6 T....3....l....3 - ........... O .... 5 .... 0 .... O K . 27 Q r 'lied .44 Left to Right Mike Cookson Ronald Bowers Terry Dayhoft John Shom Ketterman Earl Markle Bob Little Kenny Jacobs Fred Duttera Fred per Joe Klunk Ken Koontz Alb Snyder Brownie Miller Larry Hut? Hahn Wayne Garret Gary Worley Bruce Stair Fred Day Sam Fry Tony Maitland Allen King SECOND ROW Donald Sell Kelly Potorft myer FOURTH ROW Coach Gobrecht Managers Jirn Evans Douglas Jack Busby Gary Sager Charles Hawk Joe Wood Carl Bankert Ted Crawmer Vernon Study Kenneth Hollinger Coach Bream Williams David Crouse Jesse Sheely Bob Nester THIRD ROW Jack The 1956 edition of the Littlestown High School Thunderbolts enioyed a very suc- cessful' season, compiling seven wins against three losses. The victories came against Shippensburg, West York, Big Springs, York Catholic, Susquehannock, Dallastown, and Kennard-Dale. The only defeats that the Bolts suffered were those against Biglerville, Hanover, and Delone. Four wins and one loss in league play enabled Littlestown to finish second only to Biglerville, who won the Laurel Championship. Four Bolts, Albert Snyder, Carl Pottorft, Donald Sell, and Kenneth Koontz, repre- sented Littlestown on the All-Conference Team which was picked at the close ot the season. Senior members ot the team: Kenneth Koontz, Albert Snyder, Gene Miller, Mike Cookson, Joe Klunk, Terry Dayhoft, Ronald Bowers, Allen King, Larry Hutt, Tony Mait- land, John Shomper, and Carl Pottortt. 'll 2 ' Lmemen Cooch Breom All Conference ':. 1 5 Lettermen Couch Gobrect Backs xx fff Cb ' ' ARMFTM ,fxgxf - We M: ,4- S ,---- ' , K Eg I ci 0 K0 law .league S Lifilesiown . . , Big Springs ., Biglerville ... East Berlin .,. York Springs . Boiling Springs New Oxford . Fairfield ..., W ..5 . 4 .. 3 . 3 2 .. 2 .. l .. 0 Scofzea Dallastown ......... Kennard-Dale Delone ...... Red Lion . Delone . .. Srping Grove Kennard-Dale New Oxford .... . . . Fairfield ..... . . . East Berlin ... ... York Springs ...... Eos? Berlin ........ Boiling Springs Pct. 1,000 .800 .600 .600 .400 .400 .200 .000 V.S. 53 57 35 25 90 50 63 18 25 22 37 37 31 ,vi 6:3 WWWWWZ FIRST ROW: Ed Knipple, Jesse Slieely, Fred Duilerer, Donny Coll: C e C Gary Worley, Vernon Study. SECOND ROW: Coach Bream, Marv: Br wn Fred H hi J i P tier Charlie Hawk, Joe Wood, Karl Bankert, Bob Nester. Q X 4 i i F ,- ii 1 K x E ,Yi , G.- K , 1 wie H'-f i 40 J 59 es ifaae eaean The Littlestown High School Thunderbolt Basketball Team had a rough start this year, losing seven of seven in the T956 exhibition season. However, with the new year andthe Adams County League schedule facing them, the Bolts rolled into high gear to make it a successful season after all, Due to the fact that yearbook copy must be submitted by February ll, the statistics found in this section will be incomplete. Left to Right, FIRST ROW: John Shomper, Kenny Koontz, Alb Snyder, Make Cookson, Dick Horner, Coach Gobrecht. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Crouse, Allen King, Tony Maitland, Larry White, Clyde Fuhrman, Jack Busby, Ted Williams, John Graft. 1 Q V74 lqwfi 'N fl51 l X L.H.S. 43 44 44 42 24 63 39 90 38 68 72 52 49 37 60 7O 68 48 Sona Dallastown . .. Kennard Dale Delone ......... Red Lion ,,.. Delone ...... Spring Grove . Kennard Dale . East Berlin . . . Boiling Springs York Springs . New Oxford . . Big Springs .. Fairfield .,... Biglerville . . . East Berlin York Springs Boiling Springs New Oxford . OPP 46 50 67 49 67 84 50 64 76 43 55 41 32 49 51 56 61 55 .4'ea9ae5 Biglerville .. Littlestown . . Boiling Springs Big Springs .... .. . New Oxford ... ... East Berlin .. York Springs .. . Fairheld ... WON LOST 9 2 8 3 8 3 8 3 4 7 3 8 3 8 I IO 2004 7a 146030 Snyder Koontz Furhrnon Cookson Horner King... S4-zoning Shomper ... Williams . .. Crouse . .. Moiflond ... Busbey . .. White ... 33 Susie Gerrie Edro Phyllis Arie Judy Joyce 146494455 W Littlestown . . , 5 Fairfield .,... . 4 Boiling Springs 3 Biglerville , .. , . . 2 Big Springs .. . . l York Springs . ,, , O air' S nr A MW, ,, 'ggi g 5 gg-, i 5 ws, :sir Xl X 1 ff ...,,,., ,,,..,,o a,,..,,M, Mu,a gf Pct. l .000 .800 .600 .400 .200 .000 LHS. 77 .. .. 88 .. 57. 64. 76 .. .. York Springs ,., .. Boiling Springs Biglerville ..... .. Big Springs .... .. Fairfield . .. Y K X LEFT-RIGHT: Gloria Burgoon, Susie Blocker, Edra, Ealy, Gerrie Roberts, Phyllis Rnnul, Judy Ruggles, Donna Morelock, Brenda Barnes, Mary Ritter, Joyce Barnes, Wilma Baughman, Maxine Rliinoliart, Susie Bortner, Coach Sentz, Nancy Bittle, Jean Sentz, Judy Lippy, Carole Bciunigardner, Marietta Weikert, Penny Roberts, Judy Bloclwer, Brenda Worley, Manager. Opp, 38 45 27 47 52 '7 Edra Eoly .. Ace Burgoon . , . Joyce Barnes . . . Susie Bloclwer . . , Judy Bloclwer . . . Gerrie Roberts . . . Susie Bortner ..,. Donna Morelock Penny Roberts ..... Marietta Weikerr Scand ..,l44 ...Qi 6l ..,60 .. 3 . l .. l , l .O ,O Sauhu XX Wal- 3 1 Q s Q' ??'2'5f 'Www I 'bs dl?-Z5 ACTIVITIES J 'ff Yew Lon! The seniors this year presented a play with a cast of fourteen: Pigeon Parker, Gerrie Roberts, Mrs. Parker, Mary Ann Burgoong Mr. Parker, John Shomper, Lois Park- er, Ellen Beck, Janie Parker, Susie Blocher, Midge Martin, Edra Ealy, Wilbur Jennings, Ronald Bowers, Lee Summers, Larry Huff, Elaine Jordan, Roberta Rose, Biff Jordan, Albert Snyder, Lottie Stimson, Shirley Erb, Virginia Andrews, Frances Miller, Abbie Motherwell, Margaret Knight, Cassie Jennings, eze70eQoz4 38 Hazel Krout, Prompter, Jane Bar- ton. The play was presented October l9,l956, and was a great success. A coniving girl of lo, Pigeon, gets into everyone's hair, but somehow manages to wriggle things around to a happy ending. Much ot its success is due to Miss LeOra Held, for her direction and guidance, and to Mr. Tressler, for his scenery and ideas. Thank you, Miss Held and Mr. Tressler. On April 18, of 1956, the seniors, iuniors, guests and laculty members enioyed the annual prom which was held in the high school au- ditoriurn. The theme of the prom was China- town, and the gym was wonderfully dec- orated. On the center of the dance floor was a beautiful pagoda, inside of which was a pool and floating candles, Directly over the pagoda was a huge lan- tern. Along the side of the gym were mountains and Chinatown scenes, A tire-spitting dia' gon hung across the baclc ol the gym, and the stage was decorated with lanterns, mountains, trees, and Chinese dancers, Enioy- able music by the Keysmenc l tif' '-.fx ,iw I -9 ul Q 41 I ififff ff' 8 O 1' 4 4' I .' l,- M N UK f 9 ,. .13 A Lvfzy ,.Y J , , Lia--H h . www -b in V mf fm N :TX G Y ' -1,8 tm, NN if v ..,--H -is ' XR , 5b 'Un A 9 fl. gi U 5 A I s 2 A fN'1W 51 ages 41 dw au! M., ni, lx Q., 'jmpzaaqbz and A beautiful winter scene decorated the gym of Littlestown High School on December l5, l956. lt was the annual senior high Christmas Dance. Fantasy In Frost was the theme and the audito- rium was surrounded by a stone garden wall from which glistened lanterns and snow. A huge silver ball hung from the center ceiling set off with white crepe paper and snowflakes, A stone cabin was in one corner ro serve as the refreshment stand and Merry Christmas was written across the front of the stage in silver letters. The stage was a small replica of the auditorium itelf where the Star Liners of Han- over provided music for dancing. The seniors decorated with the help of Mr. Clay- ton Evans, Mrs. Kay Sentz, Mr. Donald Sheely, and Mrs, Virginia Sheely. afentwemece Mrss Donna Moreloclc was crowned Queen of the Junuor Hugh Valentnne Dance February T6 T957 She was crowned by Shirley Shoevaker who was the V956 Valentlne Queen l-ler attendants were Gruzelaa Hahn eighth grade and Ruta Henser seventh grade Chosen by popular vote ol thelr classmates each receuved a corsage The audutornum was decorated vvuth a hugh four dnrnensnonal heart occupyung the center of thc gyrn along vvlth tne quccn s thronc The celllng was of red and whlte crepe paper and at each end ol the room was a large heart decorated vvuth cupuds A heart formed the background ofthe stage Musrc was provuded by The ll-l S Dance Band under the drrectuon ot Charles Tressler There were ballroom dances and novelty dances Zueeov Damn UNDERCLASSMEN X k MP6 mf f Gai I FIRST ROW left to Rnght N Rong S Wooowoud J Krout E Shoemaker C Boyd A Franks M Rhmehutt M Cvobhs SECOND ROW F Doley C Brown G Burqoon J Yeoly F Rucker L Yotm Mr Stover THIRD ROW J Busby L Howk C Pottorf? T Wtlloms M Hess FOURTH ROW N Luttle N Wmtvode E Sentz Absent from the pncture R Koontz v Koontz Rugqlfe J Got? P Anthony W Pettyiohn SECOND ROW Mrs Sentz P Helker Rutter B Crouse C Spomsdkr J Barnes D Rcoveu C Honrtson THIRD R D Cluck A Smith D Sell L Whute D Snyder J Barnes Absent from the plcture S Shodle K Bucker R Miers W Rennomon FIRST ROW, Left to Right: S, Hoff, E. Breighner, D, Leothermon, B. Worley, J k -5, . I , . , . V , 2 . , - ' 46 19.53 Wwtaw On September 4 1956 fifty lolly tumors had the doors of op portunxty opened unto them along wrth two hundred and forty seven other students ln a short whsle we got adgusted to studying after a very busy summer This proved to be an actuve year wntn the Junuor Prom benng presented by us to the Senuors Another hnghlught of the year was the receuvung of our class rmgs As usual we took part In the band football chorus basketball and clubs Last year fifty four ambutuous young people advanced unto semor hugh wanting to call L H S their Alma Mater Our freshman year was a very Important one We chose the courses whxch we would remann In the rest of our days at LH S so we would be prepared for the future We took a trlp to Harrisburg whnch proved to be an educatnonal and nnterestlng experzence Durung seventh and eughth grades we learned how to get around In the school and started to take part tn school actnvltles Slncerely yours Joyce Barnes Hrstorzan 0 I Brenda Worley Secretary Treasurer Sandra Woodward Representative Joyce Barnes Presudent and Hstornan Frances Rucker Vlce Presndent Mary Rutter Representatnve 0 1 I ' Q . . . I . 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 , I 654440ffcca4 M Collins J ong R Graham J Rue ey Absent M Senwell Presudent Representatuve Secretary Vuce Presudent Representatlve dau ifwlofzq excited about their new surroundnngs At flrst we were confused and a little maxed up but It dndnt take long to get well adlusted and on our way Many partuctpated In extra currucular actlvltles such as band chorus and sports The year f1ew by and we were soon out for a golly summer vacatzon When we entered school agam nn 1954 we were more determtned to work hard and again take part In acttvltnes We agaln had a flne tzme at the annual Valentnnes Party and worked hard to earn money for our class Our trnp to Gettysburg was taken and the year again flew by and we agann were off for a vacatuon When we agam entered the halls of L H S nn the term of 1954 1955 as greeny freshmen we soon realized that thus would be our busiest school year so far We had the great opportumty of ordernng class rvngs and taknng the annual trnp to Harrlsburg Hershey and Chocolate Factory We were an charge of the Valentine Party at which Shirley Showvaker was crowned queen After decldlng our courses for the next year we left the school wlth eagerness to return the next year and do better September 1955 our class agaln entered LHS to be known as sally sophomores To earn money for our class we sold pens and had a food sale Many attended the Chrlstrnas Dance for the t1rst tlme and the year cllmaxed with the orderung of our school rungs Each was looking forward to becomung lolly tumors Slgned Mary Arentz Historian 48 . L .................. ' . ................... , . ' I ........,......... ' - ' M' Arenlz - '-----' Hlsmflan n ln the year 1953 a large group of students entered the halls of L.H.S., eager and FIRST ROW Left to Rrght S Strevrg B Grove B Hrlker M Gouker P Eby S Snyder R Graham S Durbme B Mundrofl SECOND ROW G Messrnger H Roberts H Nrclcy J Breughner M Selwell J Brerghner B Walllck M Arnetz D Hllker J Riley Mr Evans THIRD ROW J Ketterman R Sites S Frymyer K Bankert F Hahn D Hess J Sheely FOURTH ROW M Colluns C Hawk R Crouse G Erb FIRST ROW Left to Rught S Overholtzer F Harner P Ysnglnng S Luster J Koontz J Lunsford J Brelghner P Brgelow J DeHoFI P Ferrebee SECOND ROW Muss Held D Shorb J Long J Rupka J Sell W Conover J Kammerer B Llppy J Blevlns S Show vaker THIRD ROW G Aulthouse H Sell K Hollunger G Sager L Keefer F Straley J Flynn FOURTH ROW J Patterson D Bange Absent from pucture M Brown I 5 - I - , . I I I - I I - I I J I - I - I A I 4 I - I - I - ' -I9 MIDDLE: B. Wiseman, C. Myers, R, Ragner, A. Garrett, M. Dehoff, T. Rebert, C. Rebert, D, Forry, J. Sager, A. Bittle. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bream, A, Hake, L. Day, D. Markle, N. Geiman, J. Bange, C. Brumgard, R. Brown, G. Snyder, E. Spamer, D. Jago, M. Sullivan, D. Gerrick. THIRD ROW: T. Day, K. Lemmon, L. Messinger, R. Kehr, S. Bixler, D. Collins, D. Collins L. Ditterman, R. Brown L Kline E Noble R Nester FOURTH ROW G Collins K Jacobs L Small K Roser P Kline felter G Kroft J Hankey T Dutlerer H Wolfe .I Wood TOP LEFT: S. Cutsail, E. Hutt, C. Gouker, W, Baughman, W. Flynn, P. Lockner, J. Blocher, E Leister, D. Crowmer, D. Krumrine. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Sheely, C. Baumgardner, J. Myers, C Rebert, D. Albright, S. Reigle, P. Hanlon, R, Long, R. Myers, L. Garrett. THIRD ROW: C. Woody L. Sullivan, L. Nace, B. Baugher, W. Garrett, J. Lippy, P. Altland, D. DeHoff, P, Gobrecht, G Sterner. FOURTH ROW: H. Bensel, L. Lightner, N. Bair, E. Knipple, D. Knight, D. Bollinger, G Koons, J. Mummert. Absent from picture: L. Gladhill, L. Schroll. s 1 fb : 'f.::s.-, f: grlk Mrs. Held, S. Bortner, J. Barnhart, N. Bittle, J. Evans, C. Lehigh, D, Leatherman, E. Trish, D. Morelock, D. Mackley. SECOND ROW: P. Altland, Mr. Thomas, D. Freeman, J, Keith, .l. Lemmon, B. Blocher, L. Bowers, J. Sentz, D. Garrick, B. Stair, 8. Crouse. THIRD ROW: V. Woodward, B Sandwick, L. Myers, R. Study, M. Wiekert, E, Eckenrode, P. Plitt, G, Wentz, P. Roberts, B. Barnes, D. Sternner. FOURTH ROW: C. Rebert, R. Yingling, J. Martin, R. Little, D. Harget, E. Markle, V. Study, G. Worley. Absent from picture: D. Crouse, R. Sentz. 50 4 by dig? C. Crawmer, L. Clouser, L, Snyder, P. Roser, S. Reaver, B. Hollinger, J. Hall, R Hamer, W. Morelock, C. Lightner, T. Sheely, K. Flynn. SECOND ROW: R. Myers J. Kroch, L, Feeser, 8. Storm, K. Little, D. Koontz, N. Ruggles L Strevig T Ecker D. Keefer, R. Bowers. THIRD ROW: D, Reynolds, B. Bowers, L. Werkert, L. Blair, E Hartluub, S. Hawk, C. Williams, C. Shildr, R. McGonigal, S, Groft, R. Bankert. FOURTH ROW: R. Chronister, S. Appler, D. Slusser, R. Mackley, L. Unger, C. Mummert, B. Wolf. vi W. Hilker, K. Miller, B. Golden, W. Shoemaker, W. Sentz, L. Heltbridle, B. Sentz, D. Snyder. SECOND ROW: Mr. Sachs, K. Knight, J. Baker, W. Bowman, D. Rimel D. Brinkerhoff, E. Shorb, T. Miller, E. Zepp, J. Strevig, B. Weaver, R. Benner. THIRD ROW: T. Hartsack, B, Overholtzer, E. Basehoar, S. Ferris, L. Appler, G Hahn, D. Rubenstein, J. Wontz, S. Runkle. G, Appler. FOURTH ROW: B, Fissel, T Reaver, K. Stauffer, H. Cool, J. Moreloclr, E. Crouse, L. Leist. JC 4 1 S. Freeman, B, Arentz, W. Blocher, D. Arbogast, F. Blocher, R. Ferrebee, D. Forsythe, M. Wood H. Hilbert, F. Barnes, L. Barnes, R. Miller, SECOND ROW: Miss Crabbs, P, Bowman, R. Yingling, D. Kaiser, L. Ealy, D. Harrison, R. Hahn, S. Brown, B, Speelman, B. Albin, D. Yealv. R. Gladhill THIRD ROW: C. Grove, P. Graft, M. Harman, F. Cool, E. Hunter, R. Hornberger, R. Heiser, J Leatherman. FOURTH ROW: J. Redding, C. Crouse, S. Basehoar, R. Loweroy. LEFT PICTURE, Left to Right: R, Bittle, J. Orner, P, Stonesifer, A, Shoemaker, C. Reindollar Myers, R. Yohn, J. Yohe. SECOND ROW: L. Oberland, Mrs. Register, J. Scott, P. Rippeon, Sager, D. O'DonnelI, A. Zeigler, R. Sponseller, L. Schue, W. Haines. THIRD ROW: S. Blair, White, D. Light, D. Hamer, D. Selby, J. Shomper, B. Walters. FOURTH ROW: J. Strevig, Stavely. Absent from picture: D. Rohrer, A. Shadle. 'EFT PICTURE: J. Newman, P. Croft, H. Raber, R. Laughman, B. Bcrnhart, E. Koons, C. Bittle, S. Bechtel. SECOND ROW: Mr. Rhoades, Y. Mulhimes, N. Rager, R. Riebling, C. Roberts C. Trivitt, M. Karns, E. Reaver, J. Knight, N. Kroft. THIRD ROW: J. Myers, M. Miller, B. Long, D. Mundorlt, L. Showvaker. L. Lippy, B, Green, J. Bankert. FOURTH ROW: G. Rohrer, A. Martin, B. Morelock, L. Dehoft, J. Rineaman, E. Myers, C. Sager. 52 1 wg? 'Q- . .,.c.s'11 fc 1-:eg-if .fm W .' .. 1 --f' .. ?frM3429f,i3Qm .... -. .. -4: 'agp L ...- Ili-. 3ff!5fJ , , .M . , r. - ,- 4. ,4--- V . X .iss ' ...-'q1s.1g- HW , .,,.,g wr . -. - .. -4 ,me-'fy -ew f, X, K P V. , rl J.. ,:L:pNK:'f-..-A . e .QW -fs. A ' M z' . ' ' ., 7 ' -' rf -- ' . Zviwggqx ..-Af. . . , -:-'f'sf'.1f -1. iv.-' .J-'ff' ce 1 '1' p'-t3 ,1f,,-..3?xL a..f - y xl:-gg,,,,,y,g., f, On February 11, 1952, Mr. King, Supervising Principal of Schools, advised the Joint Board of Education of the apparent increase in enroll- ments of the elementary schools and the lack of physical facilities to :accommodate the pupils. The board approved the plans of the new school and construction was started on February 9, 1953. The building was rapidly completed and soon it was ready to be moved into. The school was dedicated on January 29, 1954, and the chil- dren moved into the building on February 1, 1954. The modern building has 18 class rooms, an all purpose room, health room, conference room, teachers room, and an office. ln these rooms there are 526 children ranging from first to fifth grade. Parents of the children who go to this school, will always appreciate what the teachers are doing and the advantages of this modern school. 5 3 neo S Teachers Mrs. Seiwell, Mrs. Harbach, Mrs. Knouse, Mrs. Study, Mrs Knechel Mrs Jones Mrs Sent! Mrs. Yohn, Mrs. Staub, Mrs. Lahr, Mr. Riley. SECOND ROW Mrs Renner Mrs Manchey Mrs. Schue, Mrs. Schwartz, Mrs. Richter, Mrs, Bankert Mrs Herring Mrs Eckor Mrs Redding, Mrs. Roades. 7 If 4 f fig Lf: W a1 ?U 'N J ff V 1... ' x . r s L N s 9 QV HI' x-5 M,- B 'WHT N--..., af?-on ORGANIZATIONS 1...s.-:.Q'O 2 ff 4 -97 X Z7 we QW 1 l 'S 1 , I 1 H- V .qs 'Q f 'af P. Q WSW, 4?Zx',f'i A'l.! k' 5 W. 11 , ' Q in Sa- 'Wm fm ' ix J-A 5 al 6' -XL H Y 1 3 3 5. . ' . gf 5' 1 4533 '1fk' vs I f 4 X! K-Ai. 'lf -L ' X - Q 1 , r A I , . V us, ,N .3 lv 115. w . ,+.T.-,Q -s 1f- - ufrww ,nw- YK, - ,., I , 1. T, .5 ,l g I N' -f Y I 155,- fi, ' t wa, xii , X4 .'Fy N: ' - As 5' X6 - I f ' . Q 'K '- p' , ' . ,V 4 ,. . Gigi- 4515 it WK' 'Ay N IS. 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Strevig, A. Shodle, B. Lister, D Koontz. SECOND ROW: B. Long, L. Eoly, D. Bange J, Evans, C. Long, A. Goldfelter, L. Strevig, L. Groft W. Ritter, C. Hollinger, C. Ritter, J. Newman, J. Bow man, B. Bittle, J. Wiekert. THIRD ROW: K. Morehead S. Bair, J. Rimel, D. Lockner, L. Lippy, J. Barton, E Edro Ealy s ri' .H S .4'7fSDance?mcd Ecard Burmgurdner L Nester T Appler P Close D Wmtrode R Sponseller R Hahn C Brumgard F Basehoar D Arbogast P Bowman B Weaver R Relblmg R Smith D Ecker T Schnlt N Wantz FOURTH ROW R Brown T Rebert J Baker F Snyder C Hahn S Hawk J Beamer Mr Horner V H5 S Strevlg M Burgoon G Burgoon F Maller J Yealy W Pettylohn D Morelock J Groft SEC OND ROW G Strevug T Mantland L Huff W Conover J Sell J Patterson S Blocher H Roberts J Sheely STANDING K Koontz Mr Tressler t l 3 I L, V1 R U 4 -. .. 3 i. A AL., w J ,,, , iilfliilli - al 5 N li - .. J ,ff ,l,,gm'X,ti'3v ?x.'1:t-'fM tf1 1 t1lv'7'N .tt N 1 f S J My . Mrs. Deordorli, G. Hahn, B. Hollinger, S. Reaver, L. Heltbridle, K. Miller, F. Batnes, L. Barnes, C. Roberts, L. Strevig, M. Wood, S Bechtel, J. Knight, B. Sentz, W. Morelock, M Korns. SECOND ROW: K. Little, D. Raben stein, L. Ealy, J. Sliomper, F. Blocher, H Hilbert, L. Feeser, H. Raber, J. Kroch, B. Over holtzer, D, Yealy, S. Brown, D. O'Donnell, L Lippy, K. Knight, N. Ruggles. THIRD ROW L Strevig, J Wantz, J. Morelock, Harrison S. Hook, M. Harman, S. Appler, C. Williams C. Crouse, C. Mackely, L. Leist, L. Bcir,L Appler, D. Koontz, B. Morelock, B. Storm, S Basehoar, S. Groft, C. Shilt, B. Long, E Crouse, E, Shorb. WWE ' .. -.::.., ' Q . .,. 'Y-'LSVHEWQ ' Q4 Mrs. Deordorff, D. DeHoff, S. Blacher. R. Rose J. Long, E. Breighner, A. Franks, S. Wood ward, M. Burgoon, B. Crouse, J. Breighner M. Gouker, H. Nickey, S. Strevig, B. Hilker SECOND ROW: L. Spuver, D. Garrlck, D Krumrine, J. Barton, P. Yingling, L. Huff, K Bcinkert, N. Little, G. Strevig, J. Graft, W Pettyiohn, R. Lightner, J. Sheetz, J. Sheetz, C Boyd. THIRD ROW: B. Worley, J. Kammerer G. Roberts, E. Eoly, M. Cookson, K. Koontz L. Hawk, A. Snyder, M, Collins, S. Erb, C Brown, L. Study, M. Worley, F. Miller, E. Beck ' W M. Crobbs, S. Hoff, S. Lister, M. Koontz, E. Beck, S. Shoevoker a Q 0 5 1. Yohe, J. Strevig, B. Overholizer. I.. Bowers, D. Gorruck, M Wood ahhhf v. I C. Baumgardner, M. Seiwell, M. Ritter, M. Burgoon, G. Roberts, S. Woodward, J. Long, E. Leister. SECOND ROW: F. Rucker, P. Alt- land, .l. Barnes, A. Synder, R. Horner, L. Huff, M. Collins, J. Riley, B. Stair. THIRD ROW: Miss Held, B. Weaver, L. DeHofT G. Worley, S. Basehoar, l.. Unger, J. Shomper, B. Hollinger, Mr. Basehoar. ' glances ' J. Barton, G. Roberts, Miss Held. SECOND ROW: R. Horner, A. Synder, L. Huff. THIRD ROW: T. Dayhofe. SW! G. Strevig, E. Beck, R. Horner, G. Roberts, L. Hull, J. Shomper, S Blocher. SECOND ROW: M. Worley, M. Burgoon, K. Koontz, H. Krout, J. Barton, M. Knight, L. Study, E. Ealy, A. Synder, Mr. Stover, F. Miller, T. Maitland, R. Rose ,bv N, Lv! SMA! F, Muller, M. Collins, S. Blocher, G. Roberts, L Study, R. Horner, Mr. Stavely. SECOND ROW J. Long, J. Breighner, M. Seiwell, G. Burgoon E. Shoemaker, J. Barnes, F. Rucker wo' -- QS Q 3 , ul.. . ,L -Q W V L 'gs . , ,-..,Vl- Q, 5 115' Ml- iffif W '- 1 f' 4, M . if 1 ,M J a J.. L f 1 r a 151 if 255- . 1., A if W' y uf'-v A-SJ x , - r 'fi' f 4 ' -n 2' K ,. gm: L3 ' , .311 ., , mi' V fm ' fi, wif -.A -5? A A. -:K 5 S- - -- f- ,,. '-'. . .R 4 3 , ' Q .. Q! - MD M '. J ,, . 'V fr ' EH N if 1 9' ' 3 4 X ms' 2. as X, A 1 i X .ff A 3 .P Q C' e c v Htl NI. ,rf- Wfliupnr' gm. -N-A, EQ? M M, . vw N, . W ,AVTMMHK 'A 5' Q- 354-+if4fff .,,X't 44.5 ' itwf n 94 :WK .j M' 1. ill ,ll n -. 45 I 1 0 NL J ,V ' iv X ' 3 iii , ' V, A- gf-1 ' 'wvQnl rua! H' fx 9 if 5 pi 'va off? am of 1956 I The 43rd annual commencement of Llttlestown Jr Sr Hugh School was held on May 29 T956 Dr Ivor Grnfflth presudent of the Phuladel phua College of Pharmacy was the guest speaker Nancy J Slusser as salutatorlan sang a vocal solo lnvuctus C Barton Yohn valeductoruan gave a speech entitled Quo Vadlmus The Alumnl Assoclatuon awaras were presented as follows Aca Donna L Whnsler lndustrtal Arts Fred A Muller The Faculty Athletuc awards were glven to Thomas R Gouker and Beverly C Kunkle Muslc awards instrumental to Nancy J Slusser vocal Suzanne C Long The Arlon Muslc award was presented to Fay Flssel The Amerlcan Legnon Cntnzenshlp awards went to James Zulnck and Nancy Slusser C Barton Yohn was awarded the Baush and Lomb Science Medal The V F W Essay awards were won by C Barton Yohn Anne Karns The honor students were Carl Barton Yohn Nancy Jane Slusser Fay Loss Flssel Donald Lee Zepp Carol Ann Ruchter Susan Eluzabeth Baumgardner James Phnllp Zuluck Kathryn LaRue Strevlg Clara Grace Rvder Marlene Grace Fuhrman Anne Martha Karns Loretta Ann Roger Loralne Marne Snyder and Dean Austln Shultz tak . 55 rf T 3 , f .as V lffx gg . LV - ffl sg L . , ,Ao i rkxftx I . . . 1 - A h I f demic, C. Barton Yohnp Commercial, Clara G. Riderp Home Economics, ,fy 5 II. 3 l I . ' 7 ' , . ' . A '.-' .LQ l ll ll-Q ' ' , A -ig E X j . . ' : ' , . 7 X 1 , . . f . , l T J, T , W g y , C . ' . e' ' JOHN AMMENHEUSER Model Club l2 Auduo Vtsual Club 3 Offlcual Club 4 SANDRA ANTHONY Hobby Club l FHA 2 3 4 Chorus 3 FTA 4 Cafeteria 4 Prestdent of FHA 4 JOAN BAIR FHA 234 Science Club l Cafeterna 4 JANE BARTON Band 'l 2 3 4 National Honor Society 34 Class Hustorlan 1234 Yearbook 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Senior Play 4 ELLEN BECK Cheerleadung l 2 3 4 Twurllng l Sensor Playl County Chorusl Sr Chorus l 3 4 Glrls Chorus 3 Yearbook 4 Track l 2 SUSANNE BLOCHER Chorus 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Track l 2 Softball 2 3 Yearbook 4 Journallsm 2 3 4 Dance Band l 3 4 Secretary Treasurer 4 Senlor Play 4 County Band 2 3 4 Band l 2 3 4 Band Llbrarlan 3 Band President RONALD BOWERS Football l 2 3 4 Baseball 'l 2 3 4 Basketball l Lt Flre Marshal 4 Sen lor Play 4 Audio Vusual Club l2 Offlclals Club 3 4 GERALD BRUMGARD Auduo Vnsual Club l 2 3 Official 4 MARY ANN BURGOON Class Secretary l Class Representatnve 3 4 Dance Band 3 4 Yearbook 4 Basketball Manager 2 3 Chorus l 2 3 4 Sensor Play 4 County Chorus l 3 Stu dent Councll 3 4 Dtstrlct Chorus 4 MICHAEL COOKSON Football 3 4 Basket ball l 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Band l 2 3 4 Class Treasurer 2 Flre Marshal 2 4 THERON DAYHOFF Football 4 National Honor Soclety 3 4 Flre Marshal 4 JOYCE DUTTERER Red Cross l Hobby Club EDRA EALY Basketball l 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Softball 2 3 Tumbler ln Band l 2 3 4 Year book 4 Track 12 Sensor Play 4 FTA 4 County Chorus 4 SHIRLEY ERB Readung Club l Art Club2 Chorus 3 4 Sensor Class Play 4 Hobby Club 3 Cafeteria 4 JOHN FLYNN Chorus l 2 3 4 County Chorus 2 3 4 Student Councnl l 2 Band 2 3 4 Audlo Vnsual Club l 2 Class Representatlvel Class 60 Presldent 2 CLYDE FUHRMAN Basketball 3 4 Camera Club l 2 Offlclal 3 4 ELEANOR HARNER Chorus 2 3 Variety Club l Hobby Club 2 FHA 3 4 MILDRED HILKER Chorus l 2 3 4 Variety Club l Hobby Club 2 FHA 3 4 FHA Treasurer RAYMOND HILKER Camera Club l Auduo Vnsual Club 2 Offlclal Club 3 4 WAYNE HOCKENSMITH Audio Visual Club l 2 3 Offlcual Club 4 RICHARD HORNER Basketball l 2 3 4 Na Band l 2 3 Journallsm 2 3 4 Yearbook 4 Stu dent Body Presudent 4 Student Councul l 3 4 Danc B 'J l 2 .1 LARRY HUFF Band l 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Class Vnce Presudent 4 Natlonal Honor Soctety 4 Yearbook 4 Dance Band 4 Senior Band 4 Student Counctl 4 ALLEN KING Band 2 Football 2 3 4 Basket ball 2 4 Flre Marshal 3 4 - 11 - 11 ' - 1 ' - 1 '- - 11 - 1 1 - 1 11 '11 11 1 1 .1 ' ' 11 11 - 11 ' . 1 11 1 1 1. - 111' 1 1111 ' 1 11- - 1111 ' '. 1 1 1 11 - ' - 11 ' 4- ' ,p ,,,p 1111 111 1111 - 1 ' 1 111 ' . 1' 1- ' 1 ' 1- - . Ill: .. - i . - .. 1 ' 1 1- ' 11' . 111 I - 1 1 11 - 1 - ' SOffb0ll1,2,FTA4. 2gFHA3pLibraryClub3. tional HonorSociety3,4p Bandl,2,3g County - 11 - 11 111 ' 111 1' 11 11 1 11 ' 1111 ' J I .112 ' . . - . . ' . . ehggulf, 7 ' 7 ,,g . - 1111 111 ' ' 1 ' - ' 1 1 12 I I ' 4. ,p ' 7 ' 1 1 1 - 1 '- f P J' 1111 1-' 1 ' - 1111 F ff? ' ' 1 11 ' 111 '11 111 ' 'F '- 1- ' 11 .1 JOE KLUNK Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Audso Vssuol I 2 3 4 Fsre Marshal 4 KENNETH KOONTZ Football I 2 3 4 Bas ketball I 2 3 4 Baseball I 2 3 4 Band I 2 3 4 County Band 2 3 4 Dance Band 3 4 Yearbook 4 Fsre Marshal 4 Chorus I 2 3 4 FTA MILDRED KOONTZ FHA 3 Cheerleadsng I 2 3 4 MARGARET KNIGHT Jr Chorus I County Chorus I Yearbook 4 Sensor Play 4 JAMES KRESS Football I 2 3 Baseball I 2 HAZEL KROUT Chorus 2 3 4 Sensor Play 4 Yearbook 4 Softball 2 REGINA LIGHTNER Chorus 4 lBsglervslle Hsgh Chorus 2 3 T Hs Y 2 31 TONY MAITLAND Band I 2 3 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Audso Vssual Club 3 Dance Band 4 Yearbook 4 Fsre Marshal 4 RICHARD MESSINGER Scsence Club I Audso Vssual Club 2 3 OII'Icsals Club 4 FRANCES MILLER Masorette I 2 3 4 Sensor Chorus 34 Journalssm 2 3 4 Yearbook 4 Vsce Pressdent of Class 2 Track I 2 Queen of Hearts Dance I County Band 3 4 Band I 2 3 4 Twsrlsng Club I 2 3 4 Gsrls Glee Club 2 3 Junsor Chorus I Sensor Play 4 County Chorus I F A 4 GENE MILLER Football 2 3 4 Basketball I 2 BARBARA REBERT FHA I 2 3 4 Cafetersa 4 Secretary of FHA 3 4 PHYLLIS RIMEL Basketball 3 4 Chorus FHA 2 4 Red Cross I Track I 2 GERRIE ROBERTS Chorus I 2 3 4 Basketball Student Councsl 2 3 4 Softball 2 3 Yearbook 4 Journalssm 2 3 4 Dance Band 3 Student Councsl Representatsve 2 4 Vsce Pressdent of Class 3 Sensor Play 4 County Chorus I 4 BERTIE ROSE Chorus I 3 4 Secretary Treas urer of Class 3 Band 2 3 4 FTA 4 Yearbook 4 Sensor Play 4 Gsrls Glee Club 2 County Chorus I 4 County Band 3 4 CARL RUCKER Audso Vssuol Club 2 3 ROBERT SHADLE Football Manager 2 3 Bas ketball Manager I 2 Fsre Marshal 3 4 JOHN SHOMPER Football 3 4 Basketball I 67 2 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Yearbook 4 Fsre Marshal 4 Ofrflcsal Club 2 3 Scsence Club I Sensor Play 4 FTA 4 ALBERT SNYDER Football I 2 3 4 Basketball I2 3 4 Baseball I 2 3 4 Band I 2 3 4 County Band I 2 3 4 Chorus I 2 3 4 Yearbook 4 Na tsonal Honor Socsety 3 4 Student Councsl 4 Fsre Marshal 3 4 Sensor Play 4 Pressdent of FTA 4 LOIS SPARVER Chorus I 2 3 4 FHA I 2 3 4 County Chorus I Dance Band 3 4 Yearbook 4 County Chorus I 2 3 4 Student Councsl I Dsstrsct Chorus 4 Secretary Treasurer of Class I LORETTA STUDY Basketball 2 Journalssm 2 3 4 Yearbook 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Class Repre sentatsve 2 3 GARY WOLFE Scsence Club I Assdso Vssuol Club 2 3 OftIc als Club 4 MARIAN WORLEY Band I 2 3 4 Chorus I 2 3 4 FHA I 2 3 4 County Chorus I County Band 4 Yearbook 4 - 111 111 1 11 11 11 111 1' 'I - 11 11 1 ' 11 ' 1 ' - ' ' 1 ' 1 1 - 1T- - 111 11 - 111 11 1' 1 1111 - 3. 1111 1- - 1 ' 1 - '1 I ' 11 '1 -- 1 - 11 31 - 1 1' - 11 1 1- - - 11: 11 - - TrackI,2p ChorusIgFire Marshal 3. I,2,3,4gTrackI,2g National HonorSociety3,4p GARYSTREVIG-ChorusI,2,3,4yBandI,2,3,47 - 111 ' 1 11 11 1 1 - 1 ' 111 1 1 - 7. . . . . - . ' 11I'l ' 1- 1 ' 1 1- - 1 ' - - 111 ' ' 111 1 111 - 111 1 1 111 1 '1- 1 1' - 1 l 1' 1 -' 1 -' 1 11 1- -1: I . 11 ' - - 1- - 1111 11 -' 1111 ' - 11 - 11 111: 1 11 ' 111 1 11' 1- 1 - '-' 1 11 - 11 1 raw 4 swag It is a pleasure to extend best wishes to you, the members of the Class of 1957, who will soon be numbered among the alumni of L.H.S. and to congratulate you on your attainments. It is also our hope that you will have a success- ful and happy future and, in the years to come, as you browse through The Littonian may it bring to you sweet memories of your days spent at Littlestown High. As you pursue the pathway of life we hope that you will be able to suc- cessfully solve the many problems that will, no doubt, confront you. We were glad to have you as stu- dents and, whenever convenient, we invite you to visit your Alma Mater. Signed: Lloyd L. Stavely Administrative Assistant 'r Qhpx Ll-I pau! Z, Kan? Years do come and years do go and with each one a new class graduates from Littlestown High. lt is apparent that every group makes a contribution to their school. You, the class of 1957, have been most outstanding in this respect. You leave us not only with fine memories, but also with a heritage much worthy of the emulation of others. Our hopes and prayers are for your success. Whatever be your station in life, may the things you have learned and the guidance which you have been given stand you in good stead. May you never forget your Alma Mater and be assured that as you enter the fraternity of alumni, you are always welcome at the old school. Signed: Paul E. King Supervising Principal ?fz4m65.? Thank you for the honor ac- corded me of saying a word to the graduating class of 1957. My hearty congratulations to you in- dividually and as a class, upon your successful pursuit and com- pletion of your studies at Littles- town High School. l trust you have found your years in school as time well spent, and you think of your- self as socially inspired and trained to meet the beckoning call of our ever changing world. It is expected of you today to serve as a torch bearer of the new age which is lust opening out before us. ln this hour of human destiny, your part is to work for the honor, safety and welfare of our America and of all peoples who will unite in mutual good will to open the gates ofa new life for all man- kind. May you match these danger- ous days with enlarged sympathies. Moy no resentment, no selfishness, or no preiudice choke and clog the channels of your eager service to others. Signed: Frank E. Basehoar 4? WA ADMINISTRATION 1' I X4 ,ad L LU M 'El X1 nun., fr LeORA L HELD B S lndnana S T C M A Columbna Unnverslty Englush Dramatucs Du rector Dean of Glrls MARYC SENTZ B S Stroudsburg S T C Health Physucaltiducatlon Guidance Scuence Gnrls Coach H DEAN STOVER BA Gettysburg College MA MAURICE E BREAM B S Shnppensburg S T C Biology Science AsslstantCoach Visual Ed Dlrector Agriculture FRANKA KEEFER BS Bowlmg Green Unlversnty M A Hughlands Unuverslty Com merclal School Banking RICHARD D THOMAS B A Gettysburg College Chemustry Pennsylvanuo State Umversnty Sc: ence Moth French Publlc Speak Math Q' 'x C ' g, I : srv ,' 4? I, U In ' ,, ,AI ' A 'I - ' . - jug' L' . A. I XX X . W f f JOANNEM BREIGHNER lndnana State Teachers College Penna State Unrverslty Cafeterla Supervtsor Home ECONOMICS CLAYTONL EVANS B S East Stroudsburg S T C Physu col Educatlon Health Drrvers Educatron VIRGINIA O SHEELY Mansfteld S T C B S Penna State L 1 PAUL A HARNER Peabody Conservatory of Musuc Mansfield S T C Penna State Um versity Gettysburg College lnstru mental Music BRENDAB WAL R Xu hurchft me an H Baltimore If 'Isl Q Unlversnty Home Economuci 7' English I-AFI? Asststant Band Dlrectbr ka is e Unlve stty Ind xxx S . 4 I , . fa L' A .X x - . I . 7 4 A -K 4 I .f V 1 ' ' 'L' ' - 3 ' R.N.,C , a ,ff VX ' . ' I , 1 I ' , 1' J' LV' Ar' . I R . LER If .. ., . y asf ' f ille ,S.T. ., I A, ' ' . ' -A P . r ' ' . ial Q9- , , J., 3 71 ELMIRA S DEARDROFF B A West Chester S T C Graduate Work Gettysburg College Choral Director Musuc LUTHERI SACHS B S East Stroudsburg S T C Math ematncs Physlcol Educatnon ELMER W GALL B S Shlppensburg S T C Hnstory Guudance A A rs... DORIS RENALDI DONALD C SHEELY School Secretary B S East Stroudsburg S T C S T C Kutztown Pennu Art Supervnsor DONALD C FESSER B A York Junior College Lubrancn NELLE L HELD Penne Hnstory World Hnstory Collforma S T C Junior Sensor Hugh Problem of Democracy Special Educatuon WILBURJ GOBRECHT BA Dlcklnson Football Basket ball History Geography Phys: VL, cal Education bb, x 13 L A of Mr Kung G Bowers W Brown L Lnppy G Worley W Mockley D Starry L Rutter Absent from picture B Murren R Relchart t' Hcrtlaub H Walt .l Schwartz R Zepp C Hawn B Hess C Schult L Crouse C Bumgardner oaatgawwl These men of the lomt board should be guven much credut for theur helping to um prove our school system for theur prompting the bulldlng of the Rollung Areas school and for gnvung theur odvnce on mony umportant problems Everyone should thank each ond every one of them for the work they ore doing 74 J. Clabough, C. Harget. SECOND ROW: A. Buehler, B. Dutterer, G. Strevig, mon, K. Bankert. I I I I F ' 60054 aadoz Um ' There is more behind school life than iust fun and studying. The custodians-cooks, bus drivers, ianitor-play a big part in making our school what it is They don't re cenve half of the credit that they deserve but never do you hear them complain Do you realize how early our bus drivers get up to bring you In to school? Do you realize how much planning and sweating over a hot stove It takes for our cooks to feed you? Do you know how much lust plain hard work our lanltor does trying to keep the school clean for us? Plenty' We the Class of 1957 want to take this opportunity to express our utmost thanks llllllst ' - Zac Duaou for all that you have done for us In our sux years at Llttlestown Hugh School 75 , f , , W. L N. - Y, .. ,, , 3' s 5 ' . i 'W FRATERNAL ORDER 0F EAGLES No. 2226 Littlest OWII la Q .. E Congratu 1 A Seniors A Best of L k ' ff . I mmmnmu 1s..gj1gg 7 Bfffore After WINTRODES Buick Sales and Servlce North Queen St Ext Lllt f-stmxn P1 Tfl 70, WWW Nc wx cbt BlllCk Yet HAROLD S GARAGE KHAROIDF MPS INIPR P pl P 4 21 Comphments of SAM S RADIO 8. TV SERVICE E ZENITH SALES 81 SERVICE GEO M ZERFING E Ag A in ' MAKERS OF FINE A S BECK SHOES FOR WOMEN ,f GEO E PALMER BEER 81 SODA Phlladelphla Baltimore York Dlstrlbutor Harrlsburg New York Llttlestown Pa Phone 44-4,I 1 . , I S 11 , ro . Repairs Lubrication Washing Littlestown, Pa. hone 3 - 1 21 C aries St. Liltlestown. Pa. Phono 139-R G. . mpliances u orized Dealor Littlestown Phone 146-J Get csburg L i n 7 7 7 9 ' ' JOHNNY S C Routes 140 nd 194 Ph ne 330 Best Wishes LITTLESTQWN NEW AND USED CARS SALES AND SERVICE NATION Al. LUBRICATION BANK R L CROUSE AND SON CLOVER FARM STORES I- Lulest Ph n 304J -lilly!!! ,VcLJLc-if PFAM fd! ,f ff RENNERS C0 l'memS X' ATLANTIC SERVICE FIRESTONE TIRES 81 BATTERIES CARI. H BAUMGARDNER 0114 CASQLINE Littlestown Pa Phone 84 s Air onditioned Center Square Littlestown, Pa. a 0 CLAIR D. RI-:II:I.:, Owner Groceries - Wholesale Candies - Tobacco! i own, Pa. I o e. - 6 'Auf' 'd ,if-fa A 4 LL L afL,' I - 7 ,A .- X ' 'haf of O i. , . , Compllments of LITTONIAN SHOE C0 KLINEFELTERS GROCERY Home Owned Commumty Store FANCY GROCERIES PRODUCE MEATS Var-1' Comphments EDDIE'S CLEANERS AND Dally Fresh Dolany Frozen Foods Phone 3891 Free Delnery DYERS Lxttlestown Gettsyburg ii F 4. ,X 3 ' 0 , F Y. of 7 7 - .7 Candles w 7' N TUBRICATING ......mh- CAR WASH GAS at o1L MARVIN S CUT RATE STORE Ice Cream Greetlng Cards Photo Flnlshlng Patent Remedles Cosmetlcs For Ice Qream and Dalrv Products Fllms MHgaZlHCS SEE 8 South Queen St L1ttlestown Pa Phone 350 313 South Queen St Llttlestown, Pa Phone 246 FH,g.g5fzx BOB'S SUNOCO STATION Compllments U VILLAGE EVELYN s BEAUTY sHoP CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE LITTLESTOWN 5 8. 10 GENEH AL MUSE D 1581 Sales and Seruce East Klng St Llttlestown JOE S SPORTING GOODS Flshlng Tackle J Cuns Tovi L! HERRING S Plasuc Models MEAT MARKET 11 E Kung St Llttlestown Phone 125 f , - VW- 1-lixvr 1 L itl town, Pa. PLIOHC' 421 - ' ' 91,13 L f Y l L 1 f Z , ---.- -ef! .- , ' ,Q Lvl . ' . ' , , Pa. Meat and Groceries . - Liltlestown, Pa. 4 clrmn RALPH A WHITE PONTIAC Sales .md Serum Dependahe L ed Lars PI or P 74 Hanox er Pa For a Real Treat Lat UTZ S POTATO CHIPS Phone 384-8 Phom S18 BOWMAN S MARKET PIII M Hmmm Q Produve Fr? h Seafood STANLEY B STOVER Fflglddlft Range s 84 RPIFIQGFAIQ Ma tig W usher St Drwr nm 773 Dflltff' 12 L kung Strf et Little town CLYDE W CROUSE Lnftmg Stul Ffftilllgl 84 Fxcdxaung I r im Sem lu BOYDIES Homemadf' Soups 1nd bandwmhfs 1 Littl-S t . Pa. 1 1 22. , . . ' 4 ' K 4 1: ' h . 1 lrs I h In A . ya V23 -'s ' Grm'e-rie's-- Frvsh Mffals Philco Tv - S Ph -1 1.1.1 -: I, Fr:-v ' ' ': ' Q '- , - Q , . , I .5 R. D. l, I,ittI1-stmxn, Penna. Pham-2 218-R2 JEWELRY GIFTS HIGINBOTHAM S 16 South Queen St Llttlestown Penna I D CROUSE AND SON BANKERT S RESTAURANT R MILLWORK Skatlng Bowllng Bulldlng Supphes 312 N Queen St Phone 211 Ph0Il6 81 51 Llttlestown Pa v Llttlestown Pa I . . UU ' LU 4 - w . . : 2 NX ' , Weddmg Cakes of D stlnctlon LITTLESTOWN ESSO SERVICENTER 89 N Queen Street Te If phone 188 ATI A9 TIRP9 AND BATT!-RIF? WHM-JL BALANLINI SONNY S LUNCH F r uukgcrxue I4-4 'South Queen S Phgno 363.1 llllmtoun 1 MASHMAN S REXALL DRUGS kgs nu for Revlon foernntlcb I lnxln Perfume Tusqw KOQIHPUCS Prlnrw Malchabc Ill Wjold Splvf Perfume Max Putox WIEKERT s BAKERY Littlestown Pa. Phone 29 Ln e tox n .1 GROVE S Mr n 81 Bm s We-ar Phone 7 41 H0 7 GROVE S DRY CLEANING 8. PRESSING 2 9 Fredm r11Ix S' ee Phone 21252 BASHOAR FORD CO I'urf .ir 'VI4 rt Truck L ra I5 Fast KIIIE bt PI1 :ns 45 I1ttIeQtoun Pa HANOVER HARDWARE CO 5p0I'LlIIg I ond Dupont Hardwdrs PKIIIIIS for larll In 81 I hcstnut Streets Hartmu Pe nna PATTERSON S MEAT MARKET I'le nk Str UHIILW Meats Hamtff Pa Every Taste 81 Every Purse Fmds SHLlSf21CIlOII Phone 58 R 23 East Kmg St Bib-f L LOIIIIYIIITIPIIIS of Y CENTRAL HOTEL South u en St Lttlf tmsn Pd VERNON C REAVER HEATING AND PLUMBING Water Heaters Water Softeners Hotpoint AppI1.1nceS Phone 24 IlttIm town a 1 x S - ...s v , 3 L- T, L80 I'-tIc-1'4 .I vet 1 7 'e - ' ,r , it I W I I lf- s. . ' 'ury-A s 'fi T rvturs b 3 I I I rr 'X - . , 1 'Z 4 C7 X I I New A . 1 rv' Q ei . I I I fs . '. L . 1' 'S 2 1 : 2 L, I I I , ' '53 2 , V5 J. 55 , Always a Food Show at the FISSEL S TOWNE THEATRE The Prlde ofL1ttlc-stown Cmemabcope Vlblltlblljll Superbto me atb 204 East Kmg St Phone 124- R Artvarxed Dlamond Hung The Rlng ot Her Dream Wlthll You Means STITES JEWELER Expert Wfmh and tv elm R pu r R J All Work I lllfllllfd APPLIANCES Phllvo RCA RENNER BROS Motorola FENERAL HARDW ARF Phone 114 Llttlestown Llttlostown PPINII Phone 35 A S ,7 ' . , I - , - ...I HM. , ' ' I c - , f 5 . 'W v 1' P J Watches-Ctocks-Jewelrv 7 ' ' ' . wx 1' zi s , , . ' 3 a 2 X , Y A LITTLESTOWN HARDWARE AND FOUNDRY C0. H RDWARE GREY IRON P 1 Q