Littlestown High School - Littonian Yearbook (Littlestown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1959 volume:

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I 2 fzl l w ji km, Y ,, -D X The I 959 Littonian X K A lx ' YAY, Published by HQ, ' . gil W l we The Senior Class i , , ,.l' if 1 of Littlestown High School W l , 5 'E Littlestown, Pennsylvania N ' N X V . XXX X slag XX -. iifg V fs + S v 'l 5 X-Q xi 4' af A X T' F Q , xi X lf . S T X4 QCA Y X, 3 N gi H J :X 1 if N 5 , A ' X-' . , x . X 'T A V . I XX-xy, VN 51 Xl FAS Rx: . l N -r 5 S ij J X: J m f' v .ie K LV 1 fxlu af Y. v L' x ,X xl E xl xg AW F x Q, ' 1 l x K- 1 X ' - 'LJ lk!! Q XF! . , 4 - , i A, ix avg 5 an xixe' lei! 'FJ H 1 i .1 'X LIL! , x 1 L ,J . .7 ' V x ,nk XJ l 774, x X ,lv W l , N FQ dowbyjfwy, , gy. i y i 6, J L 7' 1 ig We W ,lwbwll 'N N I W3 . Foreword ,L 1944411 df tvti ity X r by We, the Senior Class of titty-nine, have compiled this year- L. l-l I U Ap' book in the hope that it may serve as a report from the pfl, school to the people of this community. lt has taken long hours and hard work to publish our yearbook, and we hope in the future, that it will recall pleasant and heart-warming memories. Looking Ahead we see a bright future for L.l-l.S., and we wholeheartedly hope that future years may be as happy as ours have been. JJ.: 'f' 2. -J x f lyXi l'2lV i I AV Q. Administration Seniors ..... Underclassmen Activities .... Sports ...... Contents Dances ........ . . . Advertisements 2 Page Page Page Page Page Page Page ALMA MATER All houl the Alma Mater Thy sons cheer thee now To Thee Lrftlesfovvn Hngh School All rsvols must bow Thy colors de-or must be Forever forever They ll vvove rn vlcfory Victorious forever , , . . 3 We, the Senior Class of 1959, in looking back through the years, realize that we owe a debt of gratitude to our able class advisors, Miss Held and Mr. Evans. They have aided and guided us Through these past years which have flown by all too quickly. Although Miss Held has not been present in this, our senior year, we know that she has been with us in spirit. lvlr. Evans has very ably taken on the responsibility of leading us without assistance through one of the most important years of our lives. Therefore, as a Senior Class, we humbly and graciously say, Thank You. 4 ADMINI TRATION Co MJ 14552, X A f .cf- eg ' f' f ff ffjtxx ff 0 'ff' 'fx if ff .ff f Il is 6' M 4 X 2 -X The adage Here Today, Gone Tomorrow, may well express the passing of time along this milestone of your educational experience. High school was iust another one of those life markers and how far you travel depends on your indi- vidual initiative and interest. Your present ad- vance is evidence of your desires to go forward. Then too, may you continue to grow in knowl- edge and understanding of life and its problems. Accept our best wishes for your success in all your endeavors, and may the blessings of your Alma Mater go with you. lSignedl Paul E. King Another school year has passed into history at L.H.S. and we wish to congratulate you, the members of the Class of l959, upon your graduation. We hope that your stay in school has been most profitable to you scholastically and socially and that it will always be a help to you in your chosen vocation and that your future accomplishments will win for you honor and respect. It was a pleasure to have had you in our school family and, in the years to come, we urge you not to forget your Alma Mater where you will always be welcome. Best wishes are extended to you with the hope that the future will always have some- thing good in store for you. lSignedJ Lloyd L. Stavely To the graduation Class of 1959 The disciplined mind is what education at every level should strive to produce. The years from six to eighteen are the years in which young men and women must learn to think clearly and ac- curately if they are to learn to think at all. The seed must be planted at the beginning and cultivated continuously if the crop is to be ready when it is required. These intellectual abilities are required, not merely as a prerequisite for advanced study, but also and especially for intelligent participation in the private and public affairs of a world where decisions must be made on the basis of informed and accurate thinking about science, about economics, about history and politics. lSignedJ Frank E. Basehoar, Sr. ,f .ff f f n M pil! C Mrs. Mildred Kline lSchool Secretaryl 6 School Board L4-A - he an lst ROW: Left to Right: Clement Hawn, Bernard Murren, Arthur Hess, Daniel Bair, Ray Horner, George Strevig, Daniel Teeter. Buehler, Fred Hartlaub, Dale Starry, Henry Waltman, Luther Rit- 3rd ROW: Charles Shilt, John Schwartz, Glenn Bowers, Louis ter, Joseph Claybaugh. 2nd ROW: Paul King, Clayton Harget, Lippy, George Worley, Bernard Dutterer, Wilbur Mackley, Wade Lloyd Crouse, Aaron Rohrbaugh, Richard Maitland, Bernard Brown. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Joseph Orndorft, Karl Bankert, Rolling Acres Facult lst ROW: Left to Right: Mrs, Sarah Staub, Mrs. Margaret Lohr, Mrs. Eva Sentz, Mrs. Gertrude Knouse, Mrs. Irene Jones, Miss Charlotte Rogers, Mrs. Deanna Seiber, Mrs. Verda Schue. 2nd ROW: Mrs. Onieda Hughes, Mrs. Marion Richter, Miss Mary Catherine Schildt, Mrs. Naomi Schwartz, Mrs. Gertrude Redding, Mrs, Marion Ecker, Mrs. Alethea Gaul, Mrs. Gertrude Renner 3rd ROW: Mr. John Riley, principal, Mrs. Jane Rhoades, Mrs Myrtle Manchey, Mrs. Dessa Herring, Mrs. Esther Bankert, Mrs Dawn Rodgers, Mrs. Elmira Deardorfl, Mrs. Kathryn Rineaman secretary. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Mrs. Shirley Greenholt. L' tsu- v-- . , EQ' 'hw MAURICE BREAM B.S. Shippensburg State Teachers College. Graduate Work - W e s t e r n Maryland, Pennsylvania State University, Gettysburg College. Biology, Sci- ence, Geography, Jun- ior Varsity Basketball Coach, Assistant Foot- ball Coach. ELMIRA DEARDORFF B.S. West Chester State Teachers Col- lege. Graduate Work- Gettysburg College. Choral Director, Ele- mentary Music. ' 5 l ft College, MA. University of Dean of Girls, English, Math, Student Council. BREAM Gettysburg College. Science, Physical Education, Health, Varsity Basketball Coach, Assistant Football Coach, Assistant Basketball Coach. Facuh N. XJ CLAYTON EVANS B.S. East Stroudsburg State Teachers Col lege. Graduate Work - New York Uni versity, Western Maryland. Science, Math Consumers Education, Athletic Director Driver Education, lntra-Scholastic Director. DONALD FEESER B.S. Gettysburg College. World Geogra phy, Library Science, World History, Base ball Coach. 8 DOROTHY CRABBS B.S. West Chester State Teachers Col- legep M.Ed. Pennsyl- vania State University. English, East King Street School Librarian. X X 1 lx Li ue EPL B. . lndian State Te chers ollege. Mus: , Dance Band, Junior Chorus, Gold Band. JANE HANKLE B.S. Lock Haven State Teachers C o I I e g e, Graduate Work - Pennsylvania State University. H e a I t h, Physical Education. NELLIE HELD BS. California State Teachers C o l l e g e, Graduate Work - Columbia University, Pennsylvania State University, University of O s l o. Junior-Senior High Special Education. ELMER GALL B.S. Gettysburg College, Graduate Work - University of Maryland. Guidance, His- tory WILBUR GOBRECHT B.A. Dickinson College, Graduate Work Duke University. Head Football Coach, His- tory. Facult stgfw. THE REVEREND D. S. KAMMERER Susquehanna University, Susquehanna Uni- versity Academy, Susquehanna Univ. College Department and Seminary Depart- ment, Lutheran Seminary, Gettysburg, Mil- lersville State Teachers College. industrial Arts. FRANK KEEPER B.S. Bowling Green University, M.S. Univer- sity of New Mexico. School Banking, School Publicity, Commercial Department. 9 rx g r ,iffi It i X f O PAUL HARNER Peabody Conservatory of Music, Mansfield State Teachers Col- le g e, Pennsylvania State University, Get- tysburg College, Uni- versity of Maryland. instrumental Music. fn A I Ili I .fly - s W U ,-pk f .w U U I jju it mi, M, yy! Xl' .I Af! I ' RACHAEL HELDT X 'MGM B s Q .. Shippensburg State Teachers College, Pennsylvania State University, Gettysburg College. French, Latin. Mei JAMES RHOADES B.S. Shippensburg State Teachers Col- lege, M.A. Western Maryland, East King Street School Principal Science, Geography, Shop. DONALD SHEELY B.S. Kutztown State Teachers College. Art Supervisor. ELAINE MOLNAR B.A. Gettysburg College. English, Speech. GUY OYLER B.A. Gettysburg College. Mathematics. L 0 A Faculty DONALD TRIMMER B.S. Susquehanna University. English, Dra- matics, English Advisor for Yearbook. BRENDA WALKER R.N. Church Home and Hospital. School Nurse. 10 VIRGINIA SHEELY B.S. Mansfield State Teachers C o l l e g ef Graduate Work - Pennsylvania State Uni- versity. Home Econom- ics, F.H.A. H. DEAN STOVER B.A. Gettysburg Col- lege, M.A. Pennsyl- vania State University, Graduate Work - Montana State College, Physics, Math, Chemis- try, Yearbook Advisor. 6 table d'hote chefs The scullery elves of education 6 lively chcuffeurs 2 'VT Xlx VK! 1 .n Ill ' IIW 5 :Q -.J A , - v .-s-I '44 if M ., 1 Hr '? 'W'?'3 f 2 ' N 1 'WZ H ,p 7 is X f, R ig M' ,a S' 8 mix' V1 ii 2.1 X- 4 fp F ,..., M li' R HL xml ,TN Y ' IJI' ' nl 4 I M .rf JL -lk JP , it 'Z' 'C .,, Lu fx, HQ.,-. . A . -Af-6 ,. 44' di. 'L k.... ENIORS 1251447-'iyqg , ay' for ,VA f, . A ,--4171 .'I.':7 . - '-4-fg ff- , f 5 ' ' :Mi l iff QV! ff? , X ' ' Y iv 'iv 417 i As we look toward graduation day, we experience a variety of emotions. To some of us, graduation is only an interlude to even greater heights which we will achieve through higher educationy to others, it is the climax of their happy school years. There are no words which can express the many things that we have clone here in connection with L.H.S.: the dancesg the football and basketball gamesf bancl engagementsg the senior play: the class trip. All this must be filed away in our hearts under memories. N MARY JANE ARENTZ Mary Jane Home Economics Red hair and freckles . . . member of chorus and F.H.A. . . . spare time is spent baby sitting . . . crazy laugh . . , handy at pie baking . . . nice personality , . . future plans include beauty culture. PAUL GARY AULTHOUSE Porky Academic One of the more quiet boys in the class . . . smokes a pipe . . . studious . . . friendly smile . . . can usually be seen with Cigar or David , , . noted for funny stride . . . future un- decided. DAVID AARON BANGE Bimbo Commercial Over six feet . . . always reading . . . never late for classes . . . likes Bookkeeping . , . never seen with girls . . . likes to hunt with a bow and arrow . . . future undecided. KARL RONALD BANKERT Koggy Academic Quarterback on football team . . . can be seen with Hammy and Hawk . . . definitely interested in opposite sex . . . fiendish grin . , . Mon Dieu . . . plans to enter Dickin- son to study Law . . . a sure success. i'- .. .Going into the future... EMMETT PAUL BIGELOW Paul Commercial Jolly . . . always seen with a cigar in his mouth . . . pals around with Dave or Porky . . . runs the Smoke Shop . . . drives a '48 Ford . . . friend to all . . . future interest is photography. JANICE CAROL BREIGHNER Janice Academic Very good student . . . friendly and popular . , . attended Keystone Girls' Camp in i958 , . . plays first French horn in band . . , enioys playing ping-pong . . , hard worker for yearbook . . . senior trip memories . . . plans to attend Mil- lersville STC . . . sure to succeed. JOYCE BARNETT BREIGHNER Joyce Academic Big, brown eyes . . , has a steady interest at Mt, Pleasant . . . likes to bowl . . . friend to all . . . lots of fun at any time . . . Stroker fan . . . plays trombone in band . . . good luck, Joyce. JUDITH ANN BREIGHNER Judy Academic Hard worker at Marshman's Drugstore . . . enioys French class . . . popular and friendly as well as intelligent . . . has fond memories of Senior Trip . . , remember the shower? . . . often has the gang at her house . . . hopes to be a pharmacist . . . best of luck, Judy. MARVIN EDWARD BROWN Brownie Industrial Arts Quiet . . . good shop student . . . drives '57 Merc . . . can be seen with Fred . , . pleasant personality . . . friend to all . . . hard worker . , . future includes the Marine Corps. MICHAEL SMEAK COLLINS Mike Academic Just an all around nice guy . . . very popular with the op- posite sex . . . can be seen working f?l at Babe's . . . tackle on the football team . . . neat . . . Mon Dieu . . . plans to attend pre-med school at Dickinson . . . sure success. . . . We will never forget our past . . . WAYNE BRICE CONOVER Conover lndustrial Arts Cool, Man . . . long hair . . . hot rod fan . . . has a defi- nite interest in a certain Sophomore . . . great Goon. RONALD LEON CROUSE ROD Commercial Scholarship to Tennessee . . . likes the girls . . . usually fig- uring a way to skip school . . . flat top . . . great athlete . . . usually drives an Olds . . , loves to eat. , 1' ip- ,ZJ44 g N Aja AJ, MW jflis Wal 7 . JANET LOUISE DEHOFF Janet Home Economics First girl in senior class to be engaged . . . president of F,H.A .... sells candy at lunch time . . . likes farm work . . , always talking . . . matrimony ahead. DIXIE PAULINE DURBIN Susie Commercial Short and cute . . . usually seen in typing room . . . types for yearbook and school paper . . . will always remember the class trip . . . hopes to become a secretary . . . sure to succeed. ROBERT EUGENE ERB Erbie lndustrial Arts The best sports manager L.H.S, ever had . . . very good shop student . . . a wonderful personality . . . will do anything for anyone . . . crazy smile . . . loves Mr. Stavely and P.O.D. i?D . . . future plans include Armed Forces. PHYLLIS LEE EBY 'frhyif' Academic A quiet person . , , would do anything for anyone . . , helped to make the Senior Play a success . . . always changing her hair style . . . would like to be a nurse after graduation. . . . Always remem ering our teachers . . . Pauline Quietest girl in class . . . very seldom misses a Friday night at Barlow . . . always seen with Gloria . . . one of the few PAULINE LOUISE FERREBEE Commercial seniors with long hair 4 . . friendly to all . , . likes guys from Hanover . . . hopes to be a secretary after graduation. irjimu JAMES SYLVESTER FLYNN Industrial Arts Quiet . . . always reading hot-rod books . . . drives Plymouth . , . likes everything except books , . . never seen with girls . . . has all latest records . . . has crazy hair cut , . . future undecided. SAM KEMPER FRYMYER Sam Industrial Arts Excellent end an football team . . . very good shop student . . . handsome . . . strong . . . usually seen with Jim P. . . . pleasing personality . . . drives a hot Buick . . . buddy- buddy with Mr. Basehoar . . . future undecided. MARY ABIGAIL GOUKER Gail Academic Likes the opposite sex . . . one of the smallest girls in the class . . . known for her long finger nails . . . usually seen with Pat . . . short hair cut . . . future plans include ele- mentary teaching. ROBERTA ANN GRAHAM Bobbi Academic One of the nicest girls in class , . . friend to all . . . brainy . . . nice personality . . . likes a certain boy from New Ox- ford . . . sure to be a big success. BARBARA ANN GROVE Barb Home Economics Usually found in the Home Ec. Room . . . always has a cam- era with her . . . will always remember the Washington trip . . . great seamstress . . . plans to be a secretary . . . good luck Barb. . . . Our first one to our last . . . it-... .l FRED ALLEN HAHN Fred Industrial Arts Quiet . . . can be seen with Shirley S .... a good shop stu- dent . . . drives a 5O Ford . . . likes to work on cars . . . a whiz at basketball . . . his future interest is the Marine Corps . . . good luck Fred. 4 CHARLES WILLIAM HAWK V Charlie Academic Tackle on football squad . . . one of the smaller boys of the class l?J . . . good natured . . . friendly smile . . . interested in girls . . . drives a wicked '49' Olds . . . college ahead . . . plans a business career. DEAN NEVIN HILKER Harry lndustrial Arts One of the smallest boys of the class . . . friendly smile . . . handsome . . . strong, silent type . . . liked by everyone who knows him . . . good luck to a swell guy. BEATRICE LARUE HlLKER Bea Commercial One of the short girls in the class . . . tends to like guys from the South iMd.i . . . always seen with Shirley V, . . . likes bookkeeping l?J . . . usually seen taking the absentees around to the rooms . . . F.H.A, Secretary. . . . Looking into the future . . . KENNETH BARTHOLOMEW HOLLINGER Hammy Academic Crazy , . football stand out' '... can be found where the smoke is the thickest , . . flat top . . . detinite interest in opposite sc-x . . . plans to attend college. JULIE ANN KAMMERER Julie Academic Plays hrst clarinet in the band . . . goes steady . . . plans to hccornr- a clfrntal hygenist . . . usually drives to school . . . pretty hands . . . lovcr of good music . . . friendly toward avi-ryan: -,,. may you succeed. JACKIE MELVIN KETTERMAN Jock Academic loves hunting , , . hooks school . . . has an interest in a certain umlf-rclassman . . . can be seen traveling the Han- over Road at anytime , , . has distinctive laugh . , . plans to attc-nd college. JANET SARAH KOONTZ Janet Academic Woi'ks at Bankcrts . , . has a steady , , . likes it in Bigler- villi- . . . not too intcrcsti-cl in school books , . . avid bowler . , , quiet . . . pony tail . . . can't soc without her glasses , . likr-s tht- Vvavcs. SHIRLEY LOUISE LEISTER Shirley Commercial Great cheerleader . . . good sport . . . blonde hair . . . blue eyes . . . is a hard worker , . . has a friendly personality . . . likes to dance , , . has a friendly smile . . , hopes to become a secretary. JUDY ANN LONG Judy Academic 'I Talented head maiorette . . . first chair French horn in band . . . pleasing personality . . . tainted on Senior Class trip . . . fun to be with. . .female lead in senior play , , . plans A for future include teaching . . . certain to succeed. . . .We leave our Alma Mater . . . GLORIA LOUISE MESSINGER Gloria Commercial One of the shortest in the class . . . goes steady . , . likes Bonneauville . . . types menus . . . usually seen with Pauline . . . nice personality . , . has trouble with false teeth . . . known for crazy laugh . . , friend to all. HEIDRUN EVA NICKEY Heidi Commercial Maiorette . . . spends her tree time typing . . . Penna. State Cherry pie baking queen in l957 . . . likes men . . . works at Feeser's Dairy . . . usually seen driving a big red Buick , . .college ahead. of y QM, JAMES RBE T PA ERSON my me M., it . Ace o the asketball c urt , . . drives o ick not p st girl alt gmp , are int ested in him . . . all-ar nd nice guy . . . future plans for college. A -VWNJ JAMES ANTHONY RILEY Jim Industrial Arts Probably the class' worst clown . . . life is one big ioke . . . drives a bad Pontiac , . . works at Whites . . . one of the smallest guys in class . . . iumps at the slightest touch . . . crazy laugh . . . plans to be a mechanic. if ., HUGH OWEN ROBERTS Hugh Commercial Very pleasant personality . . . will always do you a favor . . . wizard on the cornet . . . can be seen with Jim . . . short, but remember Napoleon . . . loves French class??? . . . a sure success. GARY LEE SAGER Gary Academic Guard on football squad . . . friendly smile . . . always laughing about something . .. likes to eat . .. works at Bankerts , . . drives a '51 Ford convertible. . . . Venturing into new horizons . . . HOMER ROGER SELL Hamer Commercial Craziest guy in Senior Class . . . drives a Buick . . . always up on the latest hits . . . no steady girl as yet . . . very quiet in class, especially P.O.D. CPD . . . secretary to Mr. Feeser . . . future undecided. JANET MARIE SELL Janet Academic Brainy . . . interested in the future of an engineer . . . will never forget the senior class trip . . . hard worker . . . fun to be around . . . faithful band member . . . plans to be- come a teacher . . . Millersville is her next stop . , . bright future ahead. WILLIAM JESSE SHEELY Jess Commercial Short curly hair . . . likes to hunt . . . male lead in the Sen- ior Play . . . active in sports . . . genuine and sincere . . . a good friend to have . . . never has a complaint l?i . . active in class . . . neat . , . future with the Air Force. DEAN RICHARD SHORB Sharbie Commercial One man Supermarket . . . famous paperboy . . . usually in some mischief . . . great patron of the Blind Man's Center . . . plans to attend business school. SHIRLEY ANN SHOWVAKER ShirIey Commercial Captain of the cheerleading squad and does a good iob . . . usually seen with Fred . . . Queen of Valentine Dance . . . works at the Five 8. Ten . . . beautiful, blonde, curly hair . .. plans for future include matrimony good luck, Shirley. FRED ALLAN STRALEY Fred Industrial Arts Never quiet, unless asleep , . . dark wavy hair . . . good shop student . . . pest to girls . . . drives a Ford , . . lives near Bonneauville on yearbook staff .. . future un- decided. . . . To seek our life's work . . . SUSAN JEAN STREVIG Sue Academic The most petite girl in the class . . . likes guys from Gettys- burg . . . works at Boydies . . . goes skating a lot . . . has a sweet voice . . . plays fiute in the band . . . hopes to be a music teacher. SHIRLEY ANN VALENTINE Shirley Commercial Formerly a Marylander . . . hopes to go to Tennessee . . . likes the Air Force . . . usually seen with Bea . , . blonde hair . . . gray eyes . . . nice personality . . . easy to get along with . . . future is undecided, but is sure to succeed. BETTY EMMA WALLICK Betty Academic One of the tallest girls in the class . . , a good maiorette . . . loves P.O.D. i?i . . . plays clarinet in the band . . . seldom has love problems . . . studious . . . ambition is to be a nurse. PATRICIA GRACE YINGLING Pat Academic Short . . . usually seen working at Marshman's Drugstore . . . likes the opposite sex . . . likes to dance . . . lives very close to the school, but has a hard time getting there on time . . . always ready to help someone . . . always talking . . . hopes to become a pharmacist. 1 NAI ,s A 8- W One of the favorite places of the gang after a date or at any time .lust drive in for service We will always remember the root beers we've had here A familiar sight is the car headlights blinking off and on for service. Band Room Band members haven Place to meet before football games Cheerful atmosphere Usually noisy. Boydies We'Il always remember Boydies Our favorite hangout as underclassmen And after football games We'll remember the many hamburgers And the dancing. 22 Teen Scenes 1 ti Room 204 Senior homeroom for the past 3 years Roomy closets l'?J Remembered for the times people have been in the waste- basket Often the home of unofficial parties. .lack's Sub Bar Mostly seniors and iuniors hangout there Fabulous pizza, famous for steak subs Often frequented by Ham, Charley, and Koggy Anyone who's been there will never forget the wonder- ful smell of pizza and hot peppers. Dutty's Good food, good coffee Remembered for nights after play practice Hangout for students and teachers Open every night until midnight. The Towne Good movie entertainment Smell of popcorn Always plenty of refreshment Frequented mainly Saturday nights Love, adventure, comedy, and cowboys Open 365 days a year. Tune: Brahms' Lullaby Fare thee well and good-by Dear Littlestown High May all the graduates go far To reach their promised star, Let us each do our best, To meet our Iife's tests, Let us each do our best, To meet our lile's tests. Fare thee well and good-by We'Il not break the tie We'll look back with pride Knowing you'll be by our side. We will always hold dear Our sweet memories here, We will always hold dear Our sweet memories here. Class Song by: Janice Carol Breighner Fare thee well and good-by Our time is now nigh To leave our best days And all our carefree ways. Sad tarewells we must take Though they're hard to make, Sad farewells we must take, Though they're hard to make Fare thee well and good-by Shed no tear, have no sigh, For life must go on Our high school days can't return Fare thee well, now good-by Dear Littlestown High, Fare thee well, now good-by Dear Littlestown High. Class Motto: LEFT TO RIGHT: Fred Hahn, Representative Roberta Graham, Secretary-Treasurer, Karl Bankert President Janice Breighner, Vice-President, Judy Long Repre Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. se l'ef and MQW Afenlz' HlS'0'lC ' Class Colors: Red and White Class Flower: American Beauty Rose 24 Senior Class History The big event that all of us have looked forward to has arrived. Graduation! Four years ago this thought was but a dream. We feel they have been four very happy years, although we are saddened by the fact that our school days at L.H.S. are over. Many memories go with us as we look for the last time, at a scant review of those four valuable years. Term 55-56, we were known as Freshmen. An exciting and inter- esting year it was. We were now grouped Academic and Commer- cial. We received our rings, crowned Shirley Showvaker Queen of the Valentine Dance, and took a very interesting and educational trip to Hershey and Harrisburg. We took part in band, chorus, and athletics. After a happy vacation, we returned, now known as Sophomores. We again took part in activities and enjoyed our first year in High School. 57-58. We are now Juniors. We will never forget this year, especially the all night decorating for the prom and staying up the next night half asleep to enioy it. We received our class rings. At the close of another successful year, we realized there was but one year left. We are now Seniors. After a struggle, we have finally earned enough money to pay all our bills. Our trip to Washington, D.C., couldn't have been better, or more interesting. The senior play, Rebel Without A Cause, starring Judy Long, Jesse Sheely and a cast of others went over big, thanks to Mr. Trimmer and the co- operation of all the pupils. The Christmas Dance was a huge suc- cess. After exchanging pictures, autographs, and friendly vows, we realize the time to receive our diplomas is here. As we move forward into the world to take our place as adults, we leave many thanks to our teachers for a wonderful iob well done. To our friends we say, Best of luck, and a last farewell. Respectfully Submitted, Mary Jane Arentz, Historian 25 Activities Mary Arentz - FHA, 2,3,4, Senior Chorus 3,4, County Chorus 3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, Senior Play 4, Class Historian l,2, 3,4 Gary Aulthouse -A Art Club 2. David Bange - Art Club 2. Karl Bankert - Football l,2,3,4, Basket' ball l,Q,3,4, Baseball l,2,3,4, Senior Chorus 2,3,4, Courty Chorus 3,4, Glee Club 3, Senior Play 4, Class President 3,4, Student Council 3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, Vice- President of Student Council 4. Paul Bigelow - Camera Club 2, Year- book Stott 4. Janice Breighner - Senior Band l,2,3,4, Senior Chorus 2,3,4, County Band 3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, Student Council l,3,4, Viceepresident of Class 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Senior Play 4, Bowling 3,4, F.T.A. 3,4, Band President 4, Secretary of Student Council 4. Joyce Breighner M Senior Band l,2,3,4f Camera Club 2, Yearbook Stat? 4, Senior Play 4, Bowling 3,4 Judith Breighner - Senior Band l,2,3,4, Band Librarian 4, Senior Play 4, Journalism 2,3,4, Vice-President of Class 3, Student Council 3, Carnera Club 2, Yearbook Staff 4, County Band 3,4 26 Activities Marvin Brown f Basketball lg Audio- Vizsual Club 2, Fire Morsl1all3,4. Milne Collins - Football 3,-4, Basketball lg Baseball Qp Senior Cliorus 234, Journalism Q,3,4g Student Council Qylg Class President 25 County Clworus 3,4g Yearbook Stott 4? Glee Club 3g Senior Play 4g National Honor Society 3,4g Stuclent Council President 4, Wayne Conover - Senior Band l,2,3,4, Camera Club Qf Yearbook Stott 4g Senior Play 4. Ronald Crouse - Football l,Q,3,4, Base- ball l,2,3,41 Basketball l,2,3,4g Oflicials Club Qg Yearbook Stall 4g Boys' Glee Club 3. Janet Dehoff 3 Senior Chorus Q1 F.H,A 2,3,4, FHA. President 4. Dixie Durbin - FHA. 2,3,4g President of F HA. 35 Fl-lA. Historian 4, Yearbook Stall 45 Journalism Stafl 4. W ws, -an Gene Erb - Camera Club 2g Auclio- Visual Club Qg Football and Basketball Manager 4, Baseball Manager l,2,3,4p Sen- ior Play 4, Phyllis Eby - Senior Chorus 45 Girls' Glee Club 3g Camera Club 25 Senior Play 4g Yearbook Stal? 4g County Cliorus 4. 27 L Activities Pauline Ferrebee - F,H.A. 2,3,4. James Flynn - Camera Club 2. Sam Frymyer - Basketball 25 Jr. Band lp Football 2,3,45 Ollicials Club 25 Yearbook Staff 45 Senior Play 45 Fire Marshall 4, Gail Gouker - Senior Chorus 2,3,45 Sen- ior Band l,2,3,45 F.T.A. 3,45 County Chorus 3,45 Yearbook Staff 45 Bowling 35 Senior Play 4. Roberta Graham - Senior Chorus 45 Girls' Glee Club 35 Journalism 3,45 Year- book Stall 45 Bowling 3,45 County Chorus 45 Senior Play 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Class Secretary-Treasurer 2,3,4. Barbara Grove - F.l-l.A, 23,45 Girls' Glee Club 35 Library 35 Yearbook Stafl 45 Senior Play 45 Bowling 3. Fred Hahn - Football 25 Basketball 2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Audio-Visual Ciub 25 Student Council 45 Yearbook Staff 4. Charles Hawk - Football l,2,3,45 Bas- ketball 25 Baseball l,25 Band l,2,3,45 Dance Band 3,45 Boys' Glee Club 35 Senior Chorus 2,3,45 County Chorus 45 County Band 3. 28 Activities Beatrice Hilker - F.H.A. 2,3,4, Secretary of F,H.A, 4, Senior Play 4. Dean Hilker - Audio-Visual Club 2, Sen- ior Play 4. Kenneth Hollinger - Junior Band I, Foot- ball l,2,3,4, Senior Chorus 2,3,4, Audio- Visual Club 2, Yearbook Staff 4, Officials Club 2, Fire Marshall 3, Boys' Glee Club 3, Fire Marshall lCaptainJ 4, Senior Play 4. Julie Kammerer- Senior Band l,2,3,4, F.T.A. 3,4, Senior Chorus 2,3,4, Girls' Glee Club 3, Yearbook Stafi 4, Band Librarian 4, County Band 3, County Chorus 4, Senior Play 4. Jack Ketterman - Football l,2,3,4, Bas- ketball l,2, Baseball l,2,4, Variety Club l, Senior Play 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Fire Mar- shall 4. Janet Koontz - F.H.A. 2,3,4, F.H.A. Treasurer 4, Yearbook Staft 4, Bowling 3,4. Shirley Leister - F.H.A. 2,3, Chorus 2, Senior Play 4, Cheerleading l,2,3,4, Bowl- ing 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Secretory of F.H.A. 3. Judy Long - Senior Band l,2,3,4, Maior- ettes l,2,3,4, Senior Chorus 2,3,4, F.T.A. 3,4, Journalism 2,3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, County Band l,2,3,4, Student Council 24, Senior Play 4, Girls' Glee Club 3, Bowling 3, Vice-President of Band 4, National Honor Society 4. 29 N Activities Gloria Messinger - Parliamentorian of F.H.A. 4g F,H.A. 23,45 Senior Play 4, Heidi Nickey - Senior Band 23,45 Ma- iorettes i,2,3,4, Bowling 4, Senior Chorus 23,41 Yearbook Stott 45 Senior Play 4. James Patterson - Basketball l,2,3,4g Baseball l,2, Football lg Senior Band l,2, 3,42 County Band 2,3,4, Dance Band 23,45 Camera Club 2g Senior Play 4. James Riley - Officials Club lp Audio- Visual Club 21 Student Council 27 Vice- President of Class 25 Yearbook Stott 4. Hugh Roberts - Senior Band l,2,3,4g Student Conductor 2,3,4g Photography Club 25 County Band 2,3,4f District Band l,2,3,4g State Band l,3,4f District Orchestra 2,3,4p Forensic League 3,49 Dance Band l,2,3,4g Senior Play 4g Yearbook Staff 4. Gary Sager - Football l,2,3,4, Audio- Visual Club 2, Homer Sell - AudiofVisuol Club Qi Fire Marshal 4. Janet Sell - Senior Chorus 47 Girls' Glee Club 3, County Band 2,3,-'ig Senior Band l,2,3,4p Secretary-Treasurer of Band 4: Class Vice-President if Camera Club 25 F.T.A. 3,4, Yearbook Staft 4g National Honor Society 3,41 Bowling 3,45 Senior Play 4. 30 Activities Jesse Sheely - Football l,2,3,4g Basket- ball l,2,3,4, Senior Band l,2,3,4, Dance Band l,2, Senior Play 4, Class President lj Student Council lg County Band 2,3,4g Officials Club 2, Yearbook Staff 4, Dean Shorb 3 Art Club l,2, Audio- Visual Club l, Basketball l, Football Man- ager 3, Yearbook Stott 4, Chorus l, Senior Play 4. Shirley Showvaker - Senior Chorus 23, County Chorus 3, Cheerleading l,2,3,4g Journalism 3,4g Bowling 3,4, Yearbook Stalzl 4, Camera Club 2, Fire Marshall 3. Fred Struley - Basketball l,4g Audio- Visual Club Q, Senior Play 4. Susan Strevig - Senior Chorus 2,3,4g Senior Band l,2,3,4, Band Librarian Q,3,4, Yearbook Stott 4, Bowling 3,49 County Chorus 3,45 FIA, 4, Senior Play 4. Shirley Valentine - F.l-lA. f3,4, Yearbook Stat? 4, Betty Wallick - Senior Band l,2,3,4, ltfniyoimfttes l,2,3,4, Band Librarian 4, County Band Q,3,4, Senior Play 4, Camera Club Q, Girls' Glee Club 3, Bowling 3,44 Yearbook Stal? 4. Patricia Yingling f Senior Cltoius 23,41 Gills' Glu- Clulv 3, County Chorus 4, Stu- dent Council l, Yearbook Stalt 4, FTA. 3- Su or P 4 31 P, rf In ly Tora Tunica Half flip? K. if Sfnmr so va . 4 . 3 I K HV! nf3 M- - 1 SMU! If 4 ,WT .. inn, Meter H. ' E R N fag iw ! Hum F. Lai sb!- 51 cdiins M. an gm 6m 1 Bs . 32 14 -- + -Q1 Ya., - M- .ff f 5S- .' -. ' X as J - 4 F- . A.. Q L gg iss . V' f .QSM K im . , , Ag S 1- ' 1 an .V ' 52 fNCk,3Es2g.f. , ,5 , x. L - .- -.hav L f xv- ,: F.HfE'Sg1Qg j . x.- TNQ - f K. gm' . A 1.43 x 1. ,J :M ,Q K QQ:-'S xi, if? Q ,rw ga A , W1 hail tinge. ' . 866511. ! C S 2. , ,. Q Q! ,Io Q, I QM. ,FN 'hx UNDERCLASSMEN if X 3 G X no XX xx '69, ' 1, , ,Yo O X 1? 'C Q XXX 51 , an Q XX X 1' y 1' Q 2 x . Z fi ff f5? ! M -, - ' 5 left to Right, lst ROW: A. Bittle, R. Myers, W. Baughman, B. Barnes, V. Woodward, D. Markle, J. Blocher, R. Beachtel, D. Morelock, S. Bortner. 2nd ROW: J, Sentz, L. Bowers, D. DeHoFf, S. Depew, P. Altland, A. Hake, J. Lippy, B. Blocher, C. Baumgardner, B. Baugher, M. Weikert, l. Hankey. 3rd ROW: W. Garrett, B. Stair, P. Hanlon, R. Study, P. Plitt, E. Leister, C. Rebert, E. Markle, J. Evans, G. Worley. 4th ROW: R. Ying- ling, R. Brocon, G. Koons, V. Study, N. Freeman, E. Knipple, D. Ballinger, P. Altland. Juniors Left to Right, lst ROW: S. Reigle, T. Rebert, N. Bittle, J. Myers, C. Lehigh. 2nd ROW: D. Albright, D. Gar- rick, N. Geiman, J. Sager, L. Myers, H. Grinsley, L. Garrett, F. Dutterer, D. Crawmer, L. Sullivan. 3rd ROW: L. Long, D, Leatherman, E. Spamer, G. Wentz, D. Crouse, C. Reloert, G. Snyder, R. Little, K, Jacobs. 4th ROW: D. Collins, J. Barnhart, J. Mummert, L. Klinefelter, G. Beachtel, H. Bentzel, G. Sterner. 36 LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Bortner, president, L. Bowers, representative, D. Morelock, secretary, P. Altland, vice-president, V. Woodward, representative. Jolly Juniors was our name as the eighty-three members of the Class of 1960 entered the halls of L.H.S. in September, 1958. We looked for- ward to receiving our class rings and presenting the Prom to the Seniors. As usual, we participated in football, band, basketball, chorus, and other activities. As Sophomores, we became senior high students eager to refer to L.H.S. as our Alma Mater. Our Freshman year was very important. Our size was greatly increased by students from West Manheim Township. We attended the main social event, The Valentine Dance. During seventh and eighth grades we adjusted to our new surroundings and started to take part in school activities. Donna Morelock Secretary-Treasurer 37 r ir , - s . If 1 -5 5. -' 'Rf STANDING: L. Unger, represent- ative, L. Snyder, representative. Left to Right, lst ROW: B. Sentz, L. Heltibridle, J. Bixler, N. Ruggles, J. Cool, K. Little, R. Feeser, D. SEATED: Bl Smrml vice,p,-esidengl Rabenstine, B. Hollinger, W. Morelock, 2nd ROW: G. Hahn, L. Furhman, J. Flinchbaugh, N. Smeak, E. Basehoor, L. Snyder, B. Storm, J. Wantz, L, Thoman, J. Hall, E. Elder, D. Koontz. 3rd ROW: B. Un- ger, S, Hawk, E. Crouse, J. Morelock, E. Zepp, J. Smith, L. Bair, J. Kroh, B. Lawrence, R. Mackley, F. Warner. Left to Right, lst ROW: J. DeShong, B, Speelman, J. Brehm, D. Redding, B. Moffltt, R. Bollinger, J. Roberts, J. Martz. 2nd ROW: T. Sheely, J. Grothe, E. Shorb, D. Flohr, W. Bowman, B. Fissel, G. Zum' brum, R. Horner. 3rd ROW: H. Cool, T. Reaver, D. Orndorlf, W. Bowers, L, Weikert. r E ln the year 1955, seventy-Two U students entered L.H.S. for their . l first year of Junior High. AT the be- l ginning ofthe year we were almost l totally confused, but we soon loe- came adiusted to the new ways. The year went by quickly, and we were soon out for a joyful summer vacation. After a much needed vacation we returned to school, in T956 This is the year we were determined to work hard and make money forthe class. This is the year we sold candy and quickly we filled our treasury. This year flew by and again we were off for a vacation. We returned to school the next fall, considering ourselves Hgreenie freshmen. This is the year we or- dered our school rings and had a 38 B. Hollinger, president, J. More- l lock, secretory-treasurer. Left to Right, 'lst ROW: K, Flynn, G. Houston, D. Tosto D Snyder S Garrett R Guy W Hilker C Crawmer. 2nd ROW: G. Sager, N. Wildasin, S. Ferris B Bentzel M Roser C Shildt D Melsenhelter C. Stremmel, G. Eckenrode. 3rd ROW: C. Brumgard D Collins L Messinger D Kaiser F Miller B Wolfe, L. Unger, J. Redding. 4th ROW: W. Myers, R Kerr D Knight S Blxler K Stautter VHOFES visit to the Court House in Gettys- burg. The most exciting event of this year was the Valentine Dance, with Brenda Hollinger reigning as Queen of Hearts for the dance. This was the year we had an ad- dition of students from West Manheim. ln September 2, l958, we en- tered our first year of senior high school, and were looked upon as the silly sophomores. we at- tended the Christmas Dance and other activities of the school. The year came to a slow, but ioyful end, and all the students are look- ing torward to becoming iuniors this tall. Susan Reaver Class Historian Left to Right, lst ROW: K. Miller, J. Teal, J Baker J Rinehart L Strevig S Todt J Strevlg S Reaver J. Smith, B. Golden. 2nd ROW: D. Benecke T Ecker J Myers L Graft R Banker? W Shoemaker B. Weaver, D. Stull, S. Topper, S, Appler, J Strawsbaugh 3rd ROW R Feeser C Mummert D Slusser G. Collins, W. Sterner, G. Appler, R. Benner 39 Left to Right, ist ROW: W. Gobrecht, D. Forsythe, M. Kcrns, W. Blocher, P. Stone sifer, F. Barnes, B. Greene, P. Graft, L. Barnes, L. Unger. 2nd ROW: D. Arbogast H. Raber, A. Shoemaker, R. Yohn, R. Sager, D. Harrison, J. Shomper, C. Reindollar, B. Lang, R, Heiser, B. Morelock. 3rd ROW: P. Bowman, R. Bentzel, D. Mummert, B Garrett, L. Eaiy, S. Brown, D. Yeoly, P. Groft, C. Groove, D, Fox. 4th ROW: M. Har- mon, R. White, R. Sponseller, D, Jones, R. Hornberger, S. Basehoar, D. Selby, J. Rine- l'TlGl l. LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharon Flinchbaugh, representative, Bonnie Greene, Vice Presi- dent, Evelyn Koons, representative, Frances Barnes, President, Leon Showvaker, Secretary-treasurer. 40 Left to Right, lst ROW: W. Sterner, J. Brum gard, S. Freeman, D. Myers, N. Roger, E Reaver, B. Arentz, J. Frock, E. Gobrecht, J Newman. 2nd ROW: D. Rohr, L. Lippy, R Glcidhill, J. Scott, B. Walter, S. Lawyer, D O'DonaId, L. Fuhrman, S. Flinchbaugh E. Stevens, S. Bair, J. Teai, 3rd ROW: M Bixler, N. Sterner, F. Myers, P, Cool, S Bair, B. Utz, D. Sterner, J. Myers, P. Har- get, C. Roberts. 4th ROW: J, Rohre, L Showvaker, J. Geeting, N. Sullivan R. Hahn, R. Raubenstine, N. Shatter. Freshmen Left to Right, 'lst ROW: J. Orner, A. Shadle, J. Milheims, S. Bechtel, R. Sentz, D. Mun dorff, J. Collins, G. Bittle, J. Yohe, S. Myers. 2nd ROW: P. Rippeon, C. Wentz, J Knight, L. Overlcmder, J. Lookinbill, R. Riebling, R. Yingling, P. Rippiun, E. Koons, R Ferrebee, G. Shue, A. Ziegler. 3rd ROW: F, Cool, J. Forsythe, A. Martin, S. DeHoft C. Crouse, E. Myers, C. Sager, C. Crouse, G. Dubbs. 4th ROW: E. Wise, D. Bczugher P. Stovely, D. Horner, G. Valentine, J. Strevig, J. Hartsock. 41 Left to Right, lst ROW: N. Yingling, D. Bowman, J. Evans, L, Sentz, J. Weikert, G. Bowers, P Myers, K. Conover. 2nd ROW: J. Nichols, J. Beaner, P. McGalughin, E. Biedinger, M. Miller, F. Snyder, K. Plunkert. 3rd ROW: W, Good, W. Haines, F. Blocher, Z. Hafner, S. Duncan, J. Breighner, F, Basehoar, T. Appler, R. Smith. LEFT TO RIGHT: Janice R. Smith. Evans, B. Bittle, S. Durbin, Frank Basehoar, J. Breighner, l Left to Right, 'lst ROW: K. Morehead, J. Bowman, E. Lehigh, N. Kraft, A, Gladfelter, C. Hollinger, L. Meyers, J. Boyd, 2nd ROW: W. Woodward, M. Study, E. Baumgardner, A. Flynn, E, Reindollar, S. Rineman, C. Hahn, D. Strevig, D, Eller, B. Hilker, D. Lippy, 3rd ROW: B. Bittle, D. Crouse, N. Whitaker, J. Wolfe, W. Ritter, D. Wintrode, B. Barnhart, R. Matter, E. Hartlaub. 4th ROW: J. Kirby, F. Lowe, E. Hunter, L. Erb, P. Close. Eighth Left to Righi, 'lst ROW: B, Sanders, A. Ketrermun, T. Crobbs, J. Rimel, L, Brumgord C. Ritter, M. Cutsuil, B. Leister. 2nd ROW: D. Wolters, S. Durbin, D. Bair, T. Shildt R. Hershey, D. Gitf, T. Boriner, R. Brown. 3rd ROW: T. Srovely, L, Plunkerf, C. Long J, Burton, G. Lunsford, J. Appler, N. Wentz, C. Biftle, R. Koontz, J. Krofft. 43 lofi Oo Righi, he ROW: W. Basehoar, E. Martin, P. Bowman, J. Bowersox, E. Straus- baugh, K. Crumbocker, J. Stoumbaugh, R. Ruggles, 2nd ROW: A. Kuhn, S. Albin, J Gentzler, E. Miller, N, Lippy, C. Hoover, P. Wollick, N. Koontz, M. Kaiser, G. Wolfe. 3rd ROW: B. Bibling, L. Harner, P. Horner, D. Trump, G. Spielmon, J. King, J. Cookson, M. Miller. 4ih ROW: S. Busehoar, R. Moithland, E. Geiman, R. Rucker, M. Ecker, L. Rickrode, L. Knipple, D. Orner, LEFT TO RIGHT: Freda Arentz, John Sfaunbuugh, Palsy Horner, Eddie Koontz, Linda Knipple. 44 Left fo Righf, lsr ROW: K. Hildebrand, K Weikeri, R, Benner, E. Bless, D, Herring, E Strousbczugh, G. Smith, 5. Long. 2nd ROW J. Sentz, N. Rucker, L. Frock, T. Arbogast S. Arfer, R. Mikesell, L. Clase, K. Wolfman J. Hilker, B. King, T. Morelock. 3rd ROW B. Lockner, C. Fox, C. Bair, B, Sell, A. Kroh J. Keftermon, A. Byers. Seventh Left to Right, 'Ist ROW: H, Milheims, G. Reindollar, M. Sanchez, J. Brown, D. Shoe maker, D. Koontz, F. Arentz, B. Properi. 2nd ROW: J. Koontz, D. DeGroft, C. Laugh mon, E. Koontz, J. Stiek, K, Yeoly, T. Siites, S. Horner, C. Brown, D. Bair, 3rd ROW B. Fuss, C. Study, S. Bigelow, R. Scott, D. Bowers, J. Bonge, J. Moon, B. Doss. 45 HUT 1 an-1 . 'xfkfi J x 1 :X 2 ' ACTIVITIES Ss 6 Q! Rebel leff lo Right, lst ROW: Mr. Trimmer, J. Sheely, J. Long, H. Roberts. 2nd ROW: K. Hollinger, J. Breighner, K. Bonkert, M. Collins. 3rd ROW: F. Srraley, S, Sfrevig, P. Yingling, J. Sell, S. Leister, R, Graham. 41h ROW: H. Niclcey, G. Erb, J. Patterson, J, Breighner, S. Frymyer, J, Kefterman, B. Wallick, B. Grove. 51h ROW: P. Eby, D. Hilker, D, Shorb, J. Breighner, C. Hawk, M. Arentz, W. Conover, J. Kammerer, M. Gouker. Chicken Run Scene Old Mansion Hideout 48 1 5 r Planetarium Knifing Scene Without a Cause On November Qlst and 22nd the senior class of L.H.S. presented Rebel Without a Cause which proved to be one of the most successful plays ever given at Littlestown. The story concerns a teen-ager named Jim Stark, portrayed by Jesse Sheely, who is trying to please his parents, played by Ken Hollinger and Janice Breighner, and at the same time fighting a desperate battle to avoid being like them. When he meets Judy Brown, enacted by Judy Long, he becomes involved with the gang leader, portrayed by Karl Bankert, and his followers. However Jim does find a friend in Plato, a young boy who has similar problems. Hugh Roberts was seen in the role as Plato. All in all, the plot presents a moving and touching story. Others in the cast were Mike Collins, Wayne Conover, Sam Frymyer, Judy Breighner, Mary Jane Arentz, Charles Hawk, Roberta Graham, Joyce Breighner, Jim Patterson, Dean Shorb, Jack Ketterman, Susan Strevig, Shirley Leister, Janet Sell and Pat Yingling. i 1 Love Scene Wounded Plato Blue Officers if J- rm . - .. lst ROW, L-R: S. Strevig, librarian, H. Roberts, student director, J. Breighner, librarian, J. Long, vice-president, J. Breighner, presi- dent, J. Sell, secretary, B. Wallick, librarian, J. Kammerer, librarian. 2nd ROW: E. Spamer, R. Feeser, L. Unger, R. Benner, J. Patterson, J. Crow, R. Brown, all managers. 50 This year has proved to be one of the most suc- cessful years for the L.l-l.S. Blue Band. Having participated in many rewarding functions, such as parades and concerts, the band will use the money earned in order to purchase new uniforms which are greatly needed. We feel certain that the band will continue to rise in the esteem of the school and the community. Band Ist ROW, merer, D. H, Nickey J. Blocher, Left to Right: B. Wallick, P. Plitt, J. Meyers, Slusser, M. Weikert, J. Strevig, S. Strevig, M, 2nd ROW: D. Koontz, D. Dayhoft, J. Keith, S. V, Woodward, J. Rhinehart, C. Crawmer, S. J. Kam Gouker, Bortner, Tote, L Strevig, L. Groft, C. Baumgardner, J. Breighner, J, Breighner, D. Morelock, D. Robenstine, N, Ruggles, B. Hollinger. 3rd ROW: Mr Harner, R. Myers, S. Appler, W. Morelock, E. Crouse, E. Basehoar F. Werner, R. Sponseller, R. Hahn, B. Weaver, P. Bowman, D Arbogast, E. Leister, W, Conover, E. Spamer, J, Sell, J, Potter son, H. Roberts, R. Mackley, T. Ecker, J. Breighner, J, Straus baugh, J. Kroh, R. Feeser, R. Benner, J. Long. 4th ROW: T Rebert, J. Baker, J. Slweely, L, Unger, W. Baughman, J. Sentz B. Barnes, R. Brown, J. Morelock, S. Hawk, J. Flinchbaugh. f Senior Members C.- PSA LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Strevig, M, Gouker, J. Breighner, J. Breighner J. Sheely, H, Nickey, J. Long, W. Conover, B. Wallick, H. Rob- erts, J, Patterson, J. Sell, J. Kammerer, J. Breiglxner. ABSENT C. Hawk. Majorettes ...LL S K 9 T 3 f , r f , i 1 fl LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Koontz, B, Wollick, J, Long, H. Nickey, B. Hollinger. Da nce B a n d Left to Right, FIRST ROW: D. Morelock, B, Hollinger, D. Slusser, N. Ruggles, D. Robenstine. SECOND ROW: J, Sell, J. Patterson, H. Roberts, S. Howk, J. Kroh, R. Feeser, R, Benner, C. Howk, Mr. Epler. The Donce Bond hos been octive in different school activities. The bond hos ployed for the Jobberwock, assemblies, ond vorious donces. lt is under the direction of Mr. LoRue Epler. 52 Left to Right, ist ROW: B. Green, J. Scott, G. Bowers, L. Knipple, J. Gentzler, J. Wolfe, A. Shadle, P. Myers, B. Leister, S. Flinch baugh, A. Kroh. 2nd ROW: L. Close, D. Harrison, D. Gitt, L. Har- ner, A. Gladfelter, J. Rimel, B, Long, J. Weikert, R. Maithland J. Newman, J. Stambaugh, M. Karnes, J. Bowman, D. Arbogast, B. Bittle. 3rd ROW: S. Bair, K. Krumbacker, L. Ealy, M. Miller E. Geiman, J. Evans, L, Lippy, L. Frock, E. Baumgardner, R. Win- trode, J. King, R, Anderson, E. Strausbaugh, P. Close, K. Walt- 1 1 man, W. Basehoar, P. Bowman, W. Ritter, C. Ritter, C. Hollinger J. Shomper. 4th ROW: K. Morehead, J. Cookson, S. Long, P. Wal lick, E. Miller, B. Sell, J, Barton, C. Long, B. Reibling, R. Benner R. Ruggles, A. Byers, R. Smith, P. Harner, J. Bowersox, T. Wentz T. Schildt. 5th ROW: S. Basehoar, T. Morelock, D. Strevig, W Woodward, J. Beamer, R. Gladhill, R. Motter, W. Hahn, R. Horn- berger, F. Snyder, E. Koons, Mr. Epler. Left to Right, lst ROW: B. Bittle, J. Wolfe, L. Frock, J, King, J. Gentzler, J. Beamer, B. Leister, J. Evans, P. Myers, C. Hollinger, E. Baumgardner, G. Bowers, E. Gobrecht, B. Greene, J. Barton I L. Harner, J. Weikert, M. Sanchez, P. Harner, Mr, Epler, director. 2nd ROW: S. Bair, S. Bair, J. Frock, W. Basehoar, J. Newman, J. Bowman, W. Prosperi, B. Kiebling, E. Bridinger, C. Long, M. Karnes. 3rd ROW: J. Scott, L, Ealy, S. Flinchbaugh, J. Appler, R. Ruggles, T. Shildt, F. Snyder, R. Maithland, R. Mikesell, C. Hahn, M. Harmon, S. Brown, D. Sterner, N. Sulliman, L. Knipple, A, Kroh. 4th ROW: S. Basehoar, J. Bowers, F. Barnes, C. Roberts, R. Hornberger, R. Gladhill, T. Bortner, D. Bair. r Senior Chorus lst ROW, Left to Right: D. Rabenstine, P. Yingling, J. Blocker Long, B. Storm, L. Bair, G, Koons, L. Groft, G Gouker M L. Bowers, W. Baughman, R. Graham, J. Sentz, J. Baker, W, Arentz, V. Woodward. 4th ROW: J. Kammerer, R Mockley R Moreiock, S. Strevig, B. Sentz. 2nd ROW: G. Hahn, J. Wantz, Benner, B, Lawrence, H. Nickey, E. Crouse, J. Sell 5th ROW P. Eby, K. Little, R. Bankert, J, Kroh, J, Breighner, B. Unger, N. R. Feeser, K. Hollinger, K. Bankert, C. Hawk, M Collins W Smeach, N. Ruggles, Mrs. Deardorft. 3rd ROW: S. Appler, J. Sterner, F. Warner. The Junior and Senior Choruses presented their annual Christmas Musicale on De- cember T6. The Junior Chorus presented their numbers first after which the Sen- ior Chorus presented their part of the program. The last number of the program was the Senior Honor Solo sung by Susan Strevig. The Senior Chorus is mode up of students from the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. This year, as every yeor, try-outs were held for interested students. The chorus meets every Tuesday and Thursday. Mrs. Deardorff is the directress. gs Lu E. F 54 Honor Society ' The National Honor Society is an organization open to members of the junior and senior classes who have maintained a B average for three consecutive years. Leadership, scholarship, char- acter, and service are also qualities which are L -5. necessary to become a member of the society. Littlestown first became affiliated with this or- ganization in i949 when the Chapter was founded. left to Right, SEATED: J. Long, Mrs. Baumgardner, M. Collins, J. Breighner. STANDING: R. Graham, Mr. Basehoar, J. Sell. The Student Council, the gov- erning body of the school, con- sists of the class officers and rep- resentatives from the freshmen to the seniors. As the organization of prestige, it teaches leader- ship and responsi bility. Here all the problems and complaints of the students are discussed. Student Council 'l Left to Right, SEATED: L. Bowers, S. Bortner, L, Unger, M. Collins, president, K. Bankert, vice-president, J. Breighner, secretary, B. Hollinger, J. Long. STANDING: B. Storm, V. Woodward, L. Snyder, P. Altland, S. Flinchbaugh, E. Koons, B, Greene, F. Hahn, L. Barnes, Mrs. Baumgardner, Mr. Basehoar. 55 The Littonian Echo ot Littlestown High School is under the direction of Mr. Lloyd L. Stavely, and is in its 29th year. It is published four times a year and consists of arti- cles pertaining to diFferent events of the school, writ- ten by the members of the staff. The Littonian Echo Left to Right, FIRST ROW: J. Flinchbaugh, R. Graham, business manager, J. Breighner, features editor, J. Long, editor-in-chief, M, Collins, sports editor, S. Showvaker, circulation manager, S. Leister, typist. SECOND ROW: Mr. Stavely, advisor, B. Storm, G. Hahn, J. Morelock, S. Hawk, J. Sentz, M. Weikert, P. Altland, W. Baughman, J. Blocker, V. Woodward, C. Baumgardner, D. Durbin, typist. The Littonian The Littonian is pub- lished annually by the senior class and is a report to the community about the school. The ad- visor Mr. Stover and the English advisor Mr. Don Trimmer are of great as- sistance to the seniors. Left to Right, FIRST ROW: M. Arentz, B. Grove, D, Durbin, typist, J. Breighner, Assistant editor, R. Graham, editor, J. Sell, business manager, J. Kammerer, J. Breighner, H. Nickey. SECOND ROW: P. Biglow, W. Conover, H. Roberts, J. Riley, M. Gouker, P. Yingling, S. Strevig, S. Leister, typist, P. Eby, J. Koontz, S. Showvaker, J. Breighner, B. Wallick. THIRD ROW: J. Patterson, C. Hawk, F. Straley, M. Collins, K, Bankert, J. Ketterman, R. Crouse, K. Hollinger, S. Frymyer, F. Hahn, Mr. Dean Stover, advisor. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: J. Long, J. Sheely, S. Valentine. 56 Future Teachers of America Left to Right, 'lst ROW: Mrs. Baumgarder, R. Yingling, Vice president, J. Kammerer, S. Strevig, M. Gouker, J. Beighner, Secretary-Treasurer, J. Sell, President, J. Long. 2nd ROW: S. Bortner, P. Plitt, assistant secretary, P. Altland, D. De Hoff, D. Morelock, L, Bowers, M. Weilcert, J. Blocher, J. Sentz, W. Baughman, B. Blocher, C. Baumgardner, J. Morelock. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: H. Nickey. Future Homemakers The purpose of the Enoch Flower F.T.A. of L.H.S. is to educate our youth in the opportunities of a teaching career. The good teacher be- lieves that graduation should not be The end of education - but the very beginning! of America Future Homemalcers of America is the national organization of girls and boys studying homemak- ing in high schools ot the United States and Terri- tories. As an integral part of the homemalcing program F.H.A. provides opportu- nities for students to have additional experiences in planning and carrying out activities related to home- making. left to Right, 'lst ROW: G. Messinger, B, Hilker, S. Valentine, M. Arentz, J. DeHoft, J. Koontz, D. Durbin, P. Ferrebee. 2nd ROW: B. Grove, D. De Groft, J. Brown, J. Lunsford, F. Arentz, S. Albin, L. Brumgard, Mrs. Sheely. 3rd ROW: S. Bechtel, S. Beachtel, S. Bigelow, C. Hoover, P. McGlaughin, J. Koontz, S. Durbin. 4th ROW: M. Sanchez, L. Plunkert, A. Ketterman, B. Sanders, A. Martin, L. De Hott. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: L. Harner, B. Ribling. 57 LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Krout, M. Ritter, D. Reaver, A. Franks, J. Barnes, J. Burgoon, C. Sponseller, M. Hess, F. Rucker, C. Brown, E. Shoemaker, F, Daley. 2nd ROW: S, Hott, S. Shadle, W. Petty- john, E. Breighner, B. Worley, S. Woodward, C, Boyd, C. Harrison, J, Ruggles, N. Rang, P, Anthony, P. O'Neil, M. Crabbs. The H9 8 On June 4, 1958, the 45th annual commencement exercises were held in the L.H.S. Auditorium. After the traditional processional march, the invocation was delivered by the Reverend Glenn C. Flinchbaugh. The salutatory address entitled Today, was given by Carole M. Sponseller. The valedictorian, Gloria E. Burgoon, delivered a speech entitled To Finish is to Begin. The Reverend Wallace E. Fisher, D.D., ot Lan- caster, Pennsylvania, delivered the commencement address to the graduating class. The Alumni Association Rewards were as follows: Academic, Gloria Burgoon, Commercial, Wanda Petty- iohn, Home Economics, Mary Ellen Hess, Industrial Arts, 3rd ROW: L. Hawk, J. Busbey, K. Pottorft, M. Rhinehart, J. Yeoly, V. Koontz, P. Hilker, R. Koontz, W. Miller, J, Graft, N. Little. 4th ROW: A. Smith, D. Snyder, D, Cluck, K, Bucher, D. Sell, R, Myers, W. Reinaman, N. Wintrode, S. Sentz. Graduaaon Larry Hawk. The- Faculty Music Awards were presented to Wanda Pettyiohn, instrumental, and vocal, John Graft. The Arion Foundation Award was received by Joyce Barnes. The American Legion Citizenship Awards were presented to John Graft and Gloria Burgoon. Esther Shoemaker received the Dr. George W. Stoner Scholarship Award. The P.T.A. Scholarship Award was received by Joyce Barnes. The honor students, were as follows: Gloria Burgoon, Carole Sponseller, Frances Rucker, Joyce Barnes, Brenda Worley, Sandra Woodward, Esther Shoemaker, Evelyn Breighner, and Judy Ruggles. 58 ,A SPORTS NX ... N I ,...- left to Right, lst ROW: D. Crawmer, E. Markle, W. Garrett, G. Worley, R. Study, J. Sheely, R. Bankert, D. Jones, B. Stair, L. Snyder, F. Cool, L. Bair, J. Evans. 2nd ROW: G. Erb, L. Unger, J. Sheely, H, Cool, F, Dutterer, B. Bowers, G. Beachte, J. Ketter- Bream. man, D. Crouse, J. Strevig, D. Selby, K. Jacobs, D. Slusser. 3rd WC Champs! ROW: Mr. Gobrecht, D. Bollinger, J. Rineman, M. Collins, K. Hol linger, B. Little, P. Atland, C. Hawk, K. Bankert, R. Crouse, G Appler, G. Sager, E. Knipple, S. Frymyer, Mr. J. Breom, Mr M Thunderbolts Capture Laurel Conference Crown The L.H.S. Thunderbolts capped the l958 Laurel Conference Crown. The Bolts wound up the season with an 8-l record losing Their opener to Shippensburg and winning eight consecutive games thereafter. Ron Crouse and Butch Little represented L.H.S. on the All-Conference team picked at the end ofthe season. Senior members ofthe team included: Ron Crouse, Jess Sheely, Kog Banlcert, Jack Ketterman, Sam Frymyer, Ken Hollinger, Charlie l-lawk, Mike Collins, Gary Sager, Ken Jacobs. Shippensburg ..... Dallastown ... . . Red Lion .... . . L.H.S L.H.S L.H.S West York . .. . . L.H.S Central York ...... L.H.S Kennard-Dale ..... L.l-l.S. .. ... Susquehannock ... L.H.S Northern .... . . L.H.S Biglerville .. .. L.l-l.S 1 R K 5 We 4 R. l Qt :- Q My it A Wm l S i ,LW 5 655 , X 7 K R ss 5 Q if B ff Sam A af!- Qi Q-1 's ' W P i- , 'h A K il ,x 2 S ' , H ' T1 I ,f ,H V H,- - . 1 X , I i 5 'fHQiV1fQi8l'V5N . X A ? K 1. S ,'5IfrbiQS7'j s s f 1 53 li! fu- nk XM? . br., X w 1 Jock N gf A f .f W :gg- -mi K wijqkg 1 P V 4 , s . , 5 . ,Q I ,. Y XM? ,. in s --w f- ,m .,.. MV. efpivi rye A-1'z Q L 1 f' A l 5 ' k xi nw gf M o e gw . 21, LQ -Wie ef ww ' Si? V f is 9 f 12 2 . ,, 1, - s f 'Ronnle Q , K , f, 1 Y . I vi , 5 'J Q ' 'A f, ' L , . I ,A ,I-f ,3- , w aff Q .V Q if 11 ' 'ri-Ha-4 v-: 1 W Q1 S ff 2 E 5 5 f wil M A ax . H I I K , i E, , , .g , 1 L .,.,. ,.g,: gf 3 5 my KU Q .gzl if xg is , I , , I gg Vi ,V gl n A '- f gf 3535? f '55 --ix-gi i 'W ki' . i , , . 5 1 K2 f .nf E ,gf 35 5 ' 5 I K' f J -1-ff - QQ ff X 1 3 i 4 , z- M5 I f ' ' Q ' I Ta kles Ends All-Conference Ron Crouse, senior, and Butch Little, junior, have been chosen this year for the Laurel League All- Conference Team. Both boys had this same award given to them last year. In order to have this distinctive honor bestowed upon them, they had to be selected by all the coaches of the league. The coaches choose boys from teams, other than their own, solely on their defensive merits and then these players are given an oftensive position on the dream team. j is Q K l li ig3Ul,ll5'9ijl?3 1 it 32. u 4 . 15 al M 505550, A if gi Centers Backfield t y v Q S -x is 'f ,UNI-s ffl: l3'itl1 91 l'Qg,a?f?'I Q 1- , it pg, ,a Sasketball Varsity Left to Right, ist ROW: J. Sheely, G. Worley, F. Dutterer, D. Collins, E. Leisler, L. Unger. 2nd ROW: Mr. J. Bream, F. Hahn, K. Bankerr, R. Crouse, J. Patterson, R. Benner, G. Erb, manager. THUNDERBOLT scones ' Kennard-Dale . . 72 L.H.S. ...... 45 ew Ox d .. L.H.S Kennard-Dole . . . 64 L.H.S. .... 41 reeg stle . . . . . . . L.H.S Spring Grove .... . O L.H.S. . . . 37 H lyfd .... ...... L .H.S Delone ...... .. . ' L.H.S. .. . . 2 ' u' cy y. . .. . ... L.H.S Fairfield .... . ... L.H. . .... 5 . T as . .... ... L.H.S Biglerville .... . . . O L.H.S. .... 38 - au f- e .... . . L.H.S Big spring . OA L.H.S .... . ,P q 5 Q91 .. L.H.S Bermudian spn . 61 L.H,,54l V. .. 0 qi n J, .... ...... L .H.S Bigle ille .... .. 3 L.H.sX9. .D,. 4 Ber dia ' Sp a S .... . L.H.S . mg... .. M - for .... L.H.S xo L A Q Gjlwll ' J ul pg uw? I L 9 DP? 1 ig ROW: S. ries, F. Blocher, R. Hahn, D. elby, L. Barnes, D. Jones. 2nd ROW: E. Elder, L. B R. dorli, B. Bowers, C. Mummerf, R. Bankert, L. Snyder, Mr. M. Bream. Jr. High Football left to Right, TOP ROW: J. Breighner, D. Gitt, T. Stites, R. Smith, J. Bowersox, W. Bair, B. Woodward, R, Motter, D. Strevig, J. E. Koontz, F. Snyder, D. Boir, M. Miller, C. Brown, C. Close, C. Kettermon, G. Smith, T. Arbogost. Bowman, W, Prosperity. FRONT ROW: A. Kuhn, E. Strosbough, Jr. High Basketball Left to Right, FIRST ROW: B. Bosehocr, E. Strcxsbough, J. Bower- J. Breighner, F, Snyder, E. Koontz, R. Smith, C. Hohn, T. Arbo- sox, M. Miller, D. Herring, R. Maitland, G. Smith, W. Bless, J. 9GSf, W. PI'0Sp9rily. Sentz, T. Morelock. TOP ROW: R. Anderson, D. Trump, T. Stites, 64 ga? , In i ,fix ' 4 ,g h . - 4 4. K' ' 'A aligns-ffiw'!w.2Qef?Z5f .ili 5 K - f , .. W s.f'ii't443L W,,' f 'c? Szr - Q. E , I l iftfffa' V ' , 2 Q 'i . 2.5 :S 'Win' 1 ,, '- . f lisS'2'Q,1 'af f-1 .ff 4' W ' z:g.+:1-,a,f,f'g':,,1,'s gi f nz: Yi ' ' ' N Q . at il f QI: ,,., ' , ,.,, 1 xzfspagkm gym- gm t- - 'fs' ii fi H. N' ' '34 -www. 1 lfalafftiyr 2- C' . ' W at ., mgmms:-rfyvffwiffiwfg-Q? - 22 X 'f A ' ' :Q ' ff M? 'lv- '58 Thunderbolts Take League Crown The i958 Thunderbolts, behind the coaching of Mr. Donald Feeser, took the Adams County Baseball League Championship with a league record of 8 wins and 6 losses. Clutch hitting and strong defense paid off for the Bolt charges. 5' - League games 0 - Playoff game L.H.S L.H.S. .. ... L.H.S L.H.S L.H.S L.H.S L.H.S L.H.S L.H.S L.H.S L.H.S L.H.S L.H.S L.H.S Kennard-Dole Delone ..... Boiling Springs Bermudian ... Biglerville . .. Delone . . . Taneytown . . Fairfield .... New Oxford . . Big Springs . . . Spring Grove . Spring Grove . Biglerville . . . Big Springs . .. 65 Senior Cheerleaders Many of the functions of the school are a responsibility of the cheerleaders. The cheerleaders encourage school spirit and cheer the boys on to victory at football and basketball games. The cheerleading squad consists of six senior girls and six junior high school girls. There are two girls chosen from each grade beginning with the seventh grade. Junior Cheerleaders DANCES t f b3 if Emil 5 .444 X K pI fb ppc F Nb fl, , and up V, 9 550' ,Z ...f, ,..-N ,. , -s. Merry Christmas to All set the atmosphere for the Christmas Dance, December 13, 1958. Red and white crepe paper was drawn to the center of the ceiling from which a snowflake glistened. The audi- torium was surrounded by paper brick walls with a Christmas tree and fireplace along one side of it. The yule log burned cheerfully as the students, guests, and faculty enioyed dancing to the music of the Accents. A candy store eftect was used as the refreshment stand. Snowmen and candles decorated the tables. 68 My Fair Lady Miss Diane Sterner was crowned Queen ofthe Junior High Valentine Dance, February 14, T959 She was crowned by Brenda Hollinger, who was the T958 Valentine Queen, Her attendants were Joan Barton, eighth grade and Fredda Arentz, seventh grade. They were vote of their class- received a corsage. decorated with from the ceiling. Fair Lady. Music the L.H.S. under chosen by popular mates. They each The auditorium was hearts suspended The theme was My was provided by Dance Band, the direction of Mr. Epler. 69 sl WMM. On April 26, 1958, seniors, iuniors, guests, and faculty enjoyed music in Fairyland by The Keysmen. Stone walls and tovvers enclosed the courtyard ot the Fairyland castle. Inside was a wishing well and a gingerbread house from which refreshments vvere served. Two large Humpty Dumpties reclined on the stage gazing over the happy couples. Draped pink, green, and yellow crepe paper covered the ceiling and a moon revolved in the center. As a remembrance of the Prom, each girl received a leprechaun from Ireland. An all night party sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce was held at Rolling Acres for all those attending the Prom. Q ,Y-Vik of .1 1, 6 ji, 1- X X 1 ,S tt SZ? HRS Q-- M .-wA2ar..f -X ,. x 3 70 ADVERTISEMENTS fof QM-E ,414 Ex I ,I H El J' 1 FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES Litflesfown, Po. C g I S B FL k PATTERSON'S MEAT MARKET H fF hK'IIdM L I P Ph 58R PLASTERING CONTRACTOR Cementing Siuccone Flogstone Work Somostone Authorized Dealer L. K. FRYMYER R.D. 41:2 Litflestown, Po. Phone 219-J-3 A Co pliments to 1 tm The Closs of '59 SUPER THRIFI' MARKETS, Inc W ere SERVICE is Always on SPECIAL from QEJQQQQ h Compliments of EDDlE'S CLEANERS AND LAUNDRIES Littlestown GeffYSbUI'g Phone H9 so H1006 33'l CIIAIERS ,fqgm Plon to build your new home in Beautiful Rolling Acres Compliments of l. H. CROUSE 8. SONS, INC. Designers - Builders Phone 451 Ford Cars and Trucks Ford Farm Equip ment FEESER'S NORTHERN HOMES Modern Way of Building BASEHOAR FORD CO. -ion savings Also available to contractor ELLSWORTH FEESER Littlestown, Pa. 16 Fairview Avenue Taneytown, Md. Phone PL-6-6202 PlzzA JACK'S SUB Phone 494 Home 8- Industrial THICK SHAKES E. B. GEIMAN BAR Painting 8. Decorating Service For Faster Service, Place Your Order Spray or Brush By Phone ME 7-1019 K4 .ix 2-1 Interior Exterior Complete Floor Service ,Q R.D. 2 Littlestown, Pa. STEAKS x sues f X A P 5 1 X ' I x E Compliments WINDSOR SHOE CO. MAKERS OF FINE A. S. BECK SHOES FOR WOMEN STORES IN YORK, HARRISBURG, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, WASHINGTON, NEW YORK FIRST NATIONAL BANK Taneytown, Maryland COMPLETE AND EFFICIENT BANKING SERVICES Checking Accounts, Savings Accounts Safety Deposit Boxes, Mortgage Loans Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System CLYDE W. CROUSE CRANE SERVICE From 2 to 20 ton capacity Littlestown, Pa. Phone 545 Wedding Cakes of Distinction WElKERT'S BAKERY Littlestown, Pa. BAUMGARDNERS' BAKERY Since 1885 Quality Bakery Products Try Our ENRICHED Bread - Rolls - Buns - Pastries Specialist in Decorated Cakes For Fast, Courteous Service To Your Door Call Plymouth 6-6363 Taneytown, Md. NATIONWIDE INSURANCE CLARENCE MIKE KING For All Types of Insurance 22 Years of Reliable Services Phone 505-J Route Littlestown, Pa. 2 RALPH A. WHITE PONTIAC Sales and Service Littlestown, Pa. Phone 27 Dependable Service Dependable Used Cars KOON'S FLORIST Flowers for All Occasions Littlestown, Pa. PATRONS Dr. Harold R. Hand Dr. Mark S. Tome Dr. 8- Mrs. Greenholdt Mr. and Mrs. Roy Maitland Dr. 8. Mrs. Wm. W. Seibert Jim Hahn - Class of '55 Mr. 8. Mrs. John N. Sell L. U. Collins 8. Son Mr. 8. Mrs. Guy Conover Mr. 8. Mrs. Glenn Y. Kindig Mr. 8- Mrs. James H. Spalding For Big Results see D. S. KAMMERER Decorator Painting and Papering Specialist Route I Littlestown, Pa Sales - Phone 495J - Service Congratulations Class of 1959 JERRY'S SUNOCO SERVICE KELLY TIRES AND GUARANTEED RECAPS 445 N. Queen St. Littlestown, Pa. Phone 404 BUICL 'SAV Q .w 4 The Car For '59 BUICK WINTRODE'S GARAGE Buick, Opel - Sales and Services N. Queen Street Littlestown, Po. Clinton Wintrode, Owner Phone 170-J E. A. REBERT Dealer in Farm Implements And a Full Line of Parts Littlestown, Pa. HAROLD'S GARAGE Harold F. Messinger, Prop. General Auto Repairing Washing - Lubrication and Waxing Sinclair Products R. D. 2 Littlestown, Pa. Phone 532 Compliments of D. H. SHARRER 8. SON Littlestown, Pa. New Chester, Pa. PAT EMORY WEAVER Insurance Broker 323 N. Queen Street Littlestown, Pa. Phone 50-J MARSHMAN'S DRUG STORE Your Rexall Store Prescription Pharmacists Appointed Franchise for Lanvin's Arpege My Sin and Revlon Cosmetics BOWMAN'S MARKET Paul M. Bowman Groceries - Fresh Meats Produce - Fresh Sea Food Phone 318 Free Delivery ARTCARVED DIAMOND RINGS The Ring of Her Dreams Within Your Means Stites' Jeweler 17 W. King Street Littlestown, Pa. Watches - Clocks - Jewelry Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairs ALL WORK GUARANTEED LITTLESTOWN HARDWARE and FQUNDARY C0. S ECIALT ES HARDWARE GREY IRON ALUMINUM CASTINGS L I P Ph 300 301 BOYDIES SANDWICH BAR J. ARTHUR BOYD - VIRGINIA M. BOYD Littlestown, Pa. COMPUMENTS or LITTONIAN SHOE CO. MANUFACTURERS or INFANT sHoEs COMPUMENTS OF LITTLESTOWN STATE BANK Littlestown, Pa. FARMER'S BANK BRANCH McSherrystown, Pa. Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation COMPUMENTS or EVELYN'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 280 30 South Queen Street Littlestown, Pa. uTTLEsTowN cHAs. MOREHEAD s. soNs PATTERN WORKS cusToM-MADE BREAKFAST Noox WOQD and METAL PATTERNS BOOTHS, CHAIRS Aluminum Pressure Cust Equipment BARS, COUNTERS and TABLE TOPS Motch Plates - Cope and Drag Plates FOR RESTAURANTS, HOTELS, HOMES Core Boxes ond Driers Box 232 Littlestown, Pc. 220 South Queen Street Littlestown, Po. Phone 162-R VERNON C. REAVER GEORGE M. ZERFING ROGER J. KEEFER HEATING and PLUMBING AUTHORIZED DEALER WATER HEATERS TNSURANCE GE - APPLIANCES WATER SOFTENERS FIRE - CASUALTY - soNos HOTPOINT APPLIANCES Phone 146 Phone 78 Littlestown, Pa. Littlestown Gettysburg Phone 24 Littlestown LITTLESTOWN NEWS STAND LITTLESTOWN 5 8. TO FEATURING BERYERS ICE CREAM On the Square Phone 435 Littlestown Where New and Old Friends Meet NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES, BOOKS, TOBACCO, NOVELTIES. TOILETRIES COMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE LUNCHEONETTE ROASTED PEANUTS 8. POPCORN NOVELTIES 8- GIFTS FOR ALL GENERAL MDSE. WE DELIVER Littlestown, Po. Phone 421 -J EDGAR E. YEALY LUTHER G. MYERS HOUSTON'S GROCERY Home Owned Community Store FANCY GROCERIES PRODUCE, MEATS DAILY FRESH BOLANY FROZEN FOODS Phone 389-J Free Delivery OCCASIONS HlGlNBOTHAM'S BEST WISHES JEWELRY GIFTS Phone H3 LITTLESTOWN I6 S. Queen Street Littlestown, Pa. BANK A GIFT FOR EVERY OCCASION PRICED FOR EVERY POCKETBOOK DUTTER'S RESTAURANT FOR ICE CREAM ond DAIRY PRODUCTS ENJOY YOUR SUNDAY MEAL HERE SEE FEESER'S DAIRY 313 South Queen Street Littlestown, Po. Phone 246 coMPuMeNTs or CENTRAL HOTEL South Queen Street Littlestown, Po. JOHN WM. HANKEY POULTRY 8. EGGS DEALER IN PLASTIC PRODUCE BAGS ond EGG CARTONS Phone 522 R.D. .1462 Littlestown, Po. SAM'S RADIO 8. T.V SERVICE 21 Charles Street ZENITH SALES 8. SERVICE Littlestown, Pa. Phone I39-R HERRING'S MEAT MARKET MEATS ond GROCERIES Phone I58-J Littlestown, Pu. RENNER BROS. GENERAL HARDWARE Phone 35 Litflestown, Pc. THE CORNER SHOP HATS, BAGS ond ACCESSORIES CLOTHING Phone 454-J Litflestown, Po. RENNER'S ATLANTIC SERVICE FIRESTONE TIRES 8- BATTERIES OIL - GASOLINE LiHIesIown, Po. Phone 84 T. L. COOKSON, Jr. PLUMBING, HEATING, SHEET METAL WORK WATER HEATERS AMERICAN STANDARD FIXTURES Phone T20-R R.D. 2 Lifflesfown, Pa. R. L. CROUSE 8. SON USED CARS GENERAL REPAIR SPORTING Gooos FISSEL'S GROCERY 204 East King Street Phone 124-R VILLAGE CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE SALES - SERVICE Eost King Street Littlestown HOLLlNGER'S MARKET FRESH ERulTs 8. PRODUCE FREE DELIVERY 100 South Queen Street Littlestown, Po. Phone 31 STOP 8. SHOP IN LITTLESTOWN COMPLIMENTS OF CARL H. 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