Lower Paxton High School - Ranger Yearbook (Harrisburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1954 volume:

x v 1 Eiiial' I g Y. .Q .5 HM, .ydmz - wh ., I N, 1 JK! -2. QL ff' f ,v UVA YJ 1 - f .- , .5 ' V3 WLf M5'i C ' Y 'CB H -'r K John F. Curran edicofion E, THE GRADUATING CLASS of 1954, take great pride and pleas- ure in dedicating this 1954 Ranger to Mr. Iohn F, Curran, our class adviser. Throughout our high school years, he has devoted much time and effort in guiding us and leading us toward success. Our appreciation and gratitude are endless and we who.e- . Vila, heartedly dedicate the yearbook to Mr. Curran - our friend. , 3 .5, 1 C Xi :J dizzy, V .5-Z? f' gf N il U IAN ALMA MATER We hail thee. Alina Mater As we shall, in days to come Our Gallant White and blue: Dream of high school days. As we leave the threshold Our hearts and lips shall sing again We're ever staunch and true. Our sChool's ne'er ending praise. liflav your glories ever rise Find keep pointing higher up, toward skies, A nd as we say, Farewell to thee. We hail thee ever, Alma Mater. 4 -...,,,-..M....,,, -V- 1., A -, , .,,,,,1-Q.--ae, -, fx.,--5, Jgqgu 'lk-:.,'r : Y Jil. -3. Q x'Q?sE?5i'q'?1?Zx1mTQ2g3,, A , . :AQ qv'-if f my .wN.,rJfwr' - - A xv 12f'f.f5f--H ' 9.-ww-L. bf .W 3:-,Q-wfh.Nw,f4,,, 1,-nz, ff 1 ,,.- p W ,,..,,,V A, A, 1154 ggnggqzq :.q gtg:-H1 ., -, - va- f:,-iw, K . 2, V 1 , yfffef, zI'f,,q.8..2 ,, f N ' 'fai , y ..-'f?'Q.W-Q' 2' , X -V 4 g..5.5, ff Q ky. p--,zi 4-If' ' ' A J .. 5. . Z if ' f xi, 4- X J. fi? , rap' qc- X 1 ,vi . f 64 xivuazuxmhxmmimqsmh f II , v W W 1- ausueo BY ' 5 QSENIOR CLASS 0? Dx, OVER IRXTON HIGH SCHOOL o Edltbf' NIIIAJLJJRUGVL? O Y u 1 f Assotmte Editors: '- Q . f f - Q,-llmvmilbv L ' fubmnivvv 1 Cnlvwufhbaf Bvs'ne.ss Hmnmqers b P k g.g,,, , l Q o 8001.5 o Q 1. -i , xi XI, Y' Q' L -r-I r' 'Y Xe' Y .T' 7 I li rl .J K 39 Tj I 1: . - ,,... -1- --q in . v A! sz.: Xu f I N X 3 -. l' A Q L, -'W E' W Q 'i l 7 Ranger Editorial Stall LITERARY STAFF Siaiedi lo Ann Dcib- lcr, Calvin Wintc1'. Ina Rae Rooney, Fred Hart- man. Standing: Betty Wynn, Carol Myers, loann Sel- lers, Virginia Alexander. Faye Frysinger. ART STAFF S. Doyle, C. Garland I. Brenize S. Kennedy. TYPING STAFF First row: N. Crum, A. Bickle, Zimmerman. Second row: I. Baer, M. Callahan, l. Sharretts, S. Ebersole. Third row: D. Shutt, S. Harlow, B. Gambler. RANGER BUS. STAFF Business Managers Clara Stailey Robert Stammel DISTRIBUTION STAFF Ronnie Schrcffler, Ed Boyer, Earl Bates, Shirley Harlow, Ruth Fulk, Mike Gains, Ed Keiscr, lack Lenker. Ranger Business Staff I AIX Advertising Staff Izmet Sharretts V Betty Schubauer Dolores Leiby ,bv- 'T' FCREWCJRD . . . Treasure, the theme of our yearbook, has many con- notations. By using its varied implications as symbols we have preserved our high school days of activity and study as a '4Treasure Chest of Memories. lt is hoped that its value Will not lie alone in the wealth of material and picture copy presented. That events herein por- trayed will serve to stimulate in days ahead, warm and fond recollections of high school classmates and asso- ciates. May it also give pleasure and enjoyment to par- ents and friends of our class. TT :ff f lf' V , f' .e,i'Zzz'iGz ' 'ff' 1 if 1 f-- ' gm. .sf - . 3 ,4 v V ' X . o I h ' n i 111111 10 . . . In Recognition Walter E. Shank We, the Senior Class of 1954, wish to express our sincere appreciation to Mr. Walter E. Shank for his un- tiring efforts in helping to make our yearbook a success. His excellent supervision of the business portion of our book has made its publication possible. '.:--gf .R :SJE9 ' 5-I'-' ' ll CONTENTS . . Administration Faculty Seniors Senior Activities Underclosses Sports Advertisements Q Board of Directors OSCAR L. LINGLE LUTHER Nl. F. HOCKHR p!'L'S!vI1t'77f Vin' prvsiflcrlf REV. HLIAS PHILLIPS HIRAM I. FRYSINGER THOMAS li, CQIQORUEZ SL'L'r'4'l.l fy 7l'4'il.N!ll'l'l' ROBERT GREENANVALT DR. HARRY R. PI'I I'MAN 13 ly-1LZt4i?!4L'6fm3f1u'!zvQ.'E..1f wxffiv UCI 14.9 A f? 44 I ' Q J s sf ss4l!'1 .dt ll 45 V' 5-?n'3:0 Si, ,J J ' , V' f'N AVN ?ri 1 ay-5 fu'-4,4 5 'V I Q GU Q ' xf '5-NEW vga, gif? KY' . Qs. 5 7' -vga Wy Q efifax A wa 'slug-A-4 ' E2 . 0 SY tg fr Q H f N 1 C 5 v 4 r ,- .4-Q v I 4,511 x k: -K , . I xg Q , s I I 15 ffl! IY 18254 Zeal! Supervising Principal ARTHUR R. SHOOP A.B., M.Ed. Gettysburg College Temple University Pennsylvania State University To The Members of The Class of 1954: Since most of you are completing your twelfth year of study in our public schools, you recognize, I am certain, that education is a continuous process, one that never ceases as long as we draw conscious breath, However, perpetu- ation of the worthy ideals and ethical values that have characterized your years in school may be anticipated only if you earnestly seek this goal. That you will do so, we have no doubt. With sincere congratulations for the record you have compiled during your years at Lower Paxton and with best wishes to each member of the Senior Class, I remain Sincerely, ARTHUR R. SHooP 16 High School Principal HENRY L. RUPP B.S., M.Ed. Shippensburg S,T.C. Temple University i The secondary school is dedicated to helping young people achieve the qualities of good personal living and of social competence. In ycu, the class of '54, we hope that we have accomplished our purposes. As you take your place as contributing members of the community, we trust that your memories of Lower Paxton will be pleasant ones. We shall rejoice in each of your accomplishments and with pardonable pride pass them on to the younger generations as they tread the same pathway you are leaving. To each of you, God-Speed. 17 High School IOHN F. CURRAN, B. S. WILLIAM F. MORRIS, B.S, I Temple University Shippensburg S.T.C. West Cheszer S.T.C. Commercial University of Scranton University of Wisconsin P.O.D.. English 1 X l , REYNOLD I. MARTZ, 3. S. ALFARATA STAMETS, A.B. Lock Haven S.T.C. Penn State ' Penn State Susquehanna University i Temple University English 6 8 . Post Graduate Work X Science VVALTER E. SHANK, BS., AB. IOSEPI-I F. I-IILBUSH KARL G. ROHRBACH, B.S, Shippenshurg S.T.C. AB., A.lVI. Bucknell University Susquehanna University Dickinson College Mathematics Penn State C1 U, of P. Columbia University Bzisfness, Maflz, English Faculty l i l , ELIZA R. ARMSTRONG. B.S, RICHARD A. BELL, B.S. Bucknell University Oregon State History Lebanon Valley Temple University Science D tif, ESTHER MIRIAM BRUNNER MARGARET HUMPHREY aa,f:f1L?jf5w?1Q,QiL: it +5 Shippensburg S.T.C. A.B., M.A. X' U,-f ,,. Lgg ' Mathematics Bucknell University Y Q Q J Languages vt MARIORIE M. HATCHELL MARIE E, HARR, BS, RALPH D. PORTER. B.S. B.S Bucknell University Millersville S.T.C. Shippensburg S.T.C. Penn State and U. of P. Pcnn Stutt- Enylislz Driver Training Industrial Arts Matlicmarics High School VVITMAN M. GINGRICH, B.S. IANET R. STRAW, B.S. West Chester S.T.C. Lebanon Valley Lebancn Valley Vocal Music Temple Universily Instrumental Music KARLENE BOLTON, B.S. GEORGE P. ROTE, B.S. West Chester S.T.C. West Chester S.T.C. Coach. Physical Ed., Health Temple University Coach, Physical Ed., Health OLIVE DAVIES. B.S. CARL WILLIAM BRAME, B.S. ROBERT C. CAPELLO West Chester S.T.C. West Chester S.T.C, B.S., M.Ed. Coach. PhySfC6l Ed., Health Geography Temple University Faculty LIDA ANNE SWOPE, B.S. Elizabethtown Columbia University Commercial 1 1 I .f T F H ' K DRUCE G. PEIFFER, Bs. M ' Q Kutztown S.T.C. Art 15 E ' ' ca' . WW, .ual n CHARLES T. FASNACHT WALTER C, VVITMER, AB. AB.. lVl.A. Franklin 6 Marshall Gettysburg Social Studies Columbia University Temple University History XY fl Q THERESA M. KNAPP AB., M.A. Michigan State Normal Allegheny College Columbia University English KATHARINE K. LYONS, B.S University of Pennsylvania Home Economics l l HELEN D. NOWELS Harrisburg Hospital Training School Post Graduate Work-Ll. ol P. School Nurse Elementary School Principal AMMON B. MEYER BS., M.Ed. Elizabethtown Temple University Hainlyn Grade Teachers Seated: Mrs. Devore, Mrs. Oberheim, Mrs. French, Miss Woodward, Mrs. Goodman. Standing: Mrs. Doll, Mrs. Oxenford, Mrs. Starner, Mrs. Shiner, Mrs. Knipple. 22 Paxtonica Grade Teachers Seated: Mrs. Brosius, Mrs. Shnub, Mrs. Moyer, Mrs, Suucrs, Mrs, Carroll, Miss Curr. Mrs. Hoffmzister, Mrs. Scott. Standing: Mrs. Wolf, Mrs. Black. Mrs. Kauffman, Mrs. Doyle, Miss Oxenford, Mrs. Phillips, Mrs, Miller, Mrs, Saunders. Mrs. Sheesley, Miss DeWailt, Miss Kipp, Mrs, Kliricfcltcr, Mrs, Zimmerman, Mrs. Keen. . Office Clerks lvzili Purincr, Kathryn- Niukul 23 Be It Known That . May 29, 1954 We, the class of '54, being of sane mind and sound body declare this to be our last will and testament and do hereby bequeath our earthly possessions and talents, witnessed on this day by the ad- ministrators of Lower Paxton High School. To our faithful leader Mr. Curran we submit our deepest grati- tude and appreciation . . . We offer Mr. Shank our most humble thanks . . . To our faculty we surrender worn books to be used by succeeding classes . . . We willingly yield the pleasant memories of our class to Mr. Rupp and Mr, Shoop , . . The Seniors who participated in the various sports wish to transfer their uniforms to up-coming sports enthusiasts . . . Cheerleaders hand down their beat up saddle shoes to remaining members of the cheering squad . . . Senior representatives of the Iudiciary Committee hand down old violation tickets to the new committee . . . Thespians of the Senior Class bestow the art of acting to future actors and actresses . . . and hesitantly the Seniors of 1954 give up the honor of being Seniors to the lunior Class. Signed CLASS OF SAI 24 Scenic RSX Alexander, Virginia Baer, lane Bates, Earle Beck, Ronald Bickle, Annetta Bowman, Audrey Boyer, Edward Bdyer, Harry Brenize, Ieanne Buchanan, Granville Callahan, Maureen Chohany, Gary Clark, Shirley Corkle, Gerald Crum, George Crum, Nancy Deebel, Mae Deibler, Charles Deibler, Io Ditty, Ronald Doyle, Suzie Ebersole, Sylvia Eishenhour, Bernard Eshelman, Glenn Ewing, Harry Fleisher, Doris Frysinger, Faye Fulk, Ruth Gain, Michael Gambler, Betty Garland, Carol Gingrich, Iames Glover, Irving. Gutshall, Roy Harlow, Shirley Hartman, Fred Himes, Bet-ty Hockley, I-learlden Hoifer, Dave Hoffman, Earl Hoffner, Leroy Hcdltzman, Shirley Iohnson, Terry Senior Roster Keiser, Edward Kennedy, Shirley Knackstedt, Fred Leiby, Dolores Lenker, lack Lichliter, Robert Lynch, Dennis McLane, George Miller, Nancy Myers, Carol Pottieger, Robert Robbins, Iewel Robinson, Iames Rooney, Ina Rae Rothenberger, Danny Rowe, Robert Schrelfler, Ronald Schubauer, Betty Sellers, Earl Sellers, Esther Sellers, Io Shade, Arthur Shaffner, Ieanne Sharretts, Ianet Sheaffer, Clyde Shive, Robert Shutt, Doris Stailey, Clara Stalter, Donald Stammel, Robert Stoudt, Lloyd Turns, Laura Wagner, Iune Walters, Lois Walton, Harold Weaver, lack Weaver, Ioan Whistler, lean Winter, Calvin Wynn, Bet-ty Zimmerman, Io Zorek, Mike 26 -475. fin' 47: 4? ' .' . .1 J a 1 'Q , l 'I .i L,--J fi 'D 4 I. ', 1 I ' u I 1 -. '-!i 'l- ' A--L ' 'W r' 4 , I p . , 1 1 jf I lg I H- - v l VIRGINIA LOUISE ALEXANDER CARRIE IANE BAER Ginny Not now, later lainie You're Weird Commercial Commercial Project 2: Usherette 3, 4: Court of Honor 3: Project 2: Court of Honor 3: Ranger Stall: 4: Play Ranger Stall: 4: Play Committee 4, Committee 3, 4. Willing worker. . sweet smile. . .quiet. . prejud- Freckles. . .few words. . likes hillbilly music. , . iced towards the Navy. . .enjoys football games movie fan. , likeable, . .ambition-Homemaker. . . .ambition-Typist. I r' L,l,e. ,L LLIW 1 l j X T ...align 4 A-if rl .' ' -P'?' ,L ' 5 'f V' L YF 3-., ' ' . ,gl 4, i- .X - EARLE LEROY BATES, IR. RONALD EDGAR BECK Skip Hou3's the girl? Ronnie What's your trouble? Project 2: Football 4: Baseball 3, 4: Shop Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Ranger Staff 4: Prom Com- mittee 3: Play Committee 3, 4. Big smile ..Pontiac . likes to keep house . anxious for his diploma . nice looking . ambition -Electrician. Baseball 1, 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra l, 2: Scroll Business Staff 2, 3, 4: Shop Club I: journa- lism Club 2, 3, 4: Concert Band l, 2, 3, 4: Play Committee 4. A Benny Goodman fan. , willing to lend a help- ing hand.. big grin.. nice to know.. quiet... ambition-Own Business Establishment. ij, n P n f I J I I I I YI L I I I I I W i '1 i I . u 7 d V' lx' ls 4- I I W' I I I - I W4 li I7 Q ANNETTA EMILY BICKLE ALIDREY ELAINE BOWMAN Net I don't know Bo Where's Mae? Commercial Academic Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Marching Chorus 1, 2: Scroll Stalf 2, 3, 4: Usherette 2: Court of Honor 3: Var- sity P Club 3, 4: Ranger Stall: 4: Prom 3: Play 3. 4: Party 4: Committees. Always laughing . , . blushes. . . sincere. . .typical outdoor girl, . .ambition-Office Work, , -1 lj I , I I 4 I r- 'W P EDWARD CLARK BOYER, IR. Ed That's for Sure Academic Hall Patrol 3, 4: Shop Club 1, 2: Class Treasurer 4: Project 3: Photography Club 3: Ranger Staff 4: Prom 3: Play 3, 4: Party 4: Committees. Willing to lend a 'helping hand. . self-styled comedian . . . well-liked . . . big smile . . ambition - Farmer. Project 2: Marching Chorus 1: Home EC. Club 3: Thespian Club 4: Court of Honor 43: Class Play 4: Prom 3: Party 3, 4: Play 4 Committees. Admirer of alumnus ..thin waistline. , .natural curly hair. . .loads of fun. . .likes to argue.. am- bition-Social Service Worker. J if ' ' A I A I I I ,,l, L, l l . ' .I , I' l L X I A fl l Q I . hh,--1 HARRY CLINTON BOYER, III Tike Praise the Lord General Hall Patrol 3: Football 2, 3: Varsity P Club 3. Quiet .sparkling eyes.. plans a religious car- eer . nice looking . . pleasant smile . . . ambition'- Full Time Christian Worker. I j . . , I L 'X I LJ L ' ' V ' 1 Il if 1 ' 1 . f. , f-1Q,,,,,JL Q. - SARAH IEANNE BRENIZE Ieanne My word Academic Sophomore Project 2: Basketball 2: Scroll Editorial Staff 2: Glee Club 2, 3: Court of Honor 3: Major- ette 2: Play Committee 4. Dark hair. . .partial to the Air Force.. poised .. interested in music .charming personality. .. ambition-Evangelist's Accompanist, Q . ,, .ri .A 1 . E.. ' Q T 1 Y' j- -J . v V H . L X H 4 1 D N , QV i V i, I I Y .J-A YV ' Yi' S MAUREEN CATHERINE CALLAHAN Pat I thought I d die Commercial Court of Honor 3: Ranger Staff 4. Smallest girl in our class. dances jig . always up to something . . . witty . . . swell friend . . . ambi- tion-Secretary. -if - . ,X - Q.. .p 7 ' 4 Q . .i N i L . l r f '1 6 L M K I L L A ' I .fi L A ff Af S GRANVILLE HARRY BUCHANAN Shorty Where's DeibIer? General Sophomore Project 2: Handbook Committee 4: Prom Committee 3: Hi-Y 39 Band 4: Class Play 3: Play Committee 4. Plays symbols.. smooth dresser.. handy man ...easy on the eyes Ulanky.. ambition-Sales- man. qi 1. i v'l l T, ff. , lf- 4 . -F 4 1 I, 7 .N . l l g 4 j I V M . f c si GARY RONALD CHOHANY Chohany Holy cow General Sophomore Project 2: Prom Committee 3: Football 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity P Club 4: Play Committee 4. Swell guy. . comedian. . .center of the football team.. tall . has a big smile for everyone.. am- bition. .Businessman. l 1 f U, gg F 1 , t , . Alli 'll W 4 9 H 3 ' l M le I ll ' li l ' '.gr:,,..f ,x. L.L.,,.4 -,,,,1.l::ftrr::'Ttl are A . .of x..,f -- SHIRLEY IRENE CLARK ShirI Real Gone Academic Project 2: Court of Honor 31 Marching Chorus lg Usherette 3, 4: Prom, Play, Party 2, 45 Commit- tees: Glee Club 3. Prefers tall guys . pretty hair.. always smil- ing. , .faithful friend. . good worker. . ambition- Nurse. 'W ZAh-CZITL? A175-11335413-'-'?f :-t?E:f:li1':tZT4L Q . J! 1 i s fl -2 .X A G ei l l Vg! wi gl . T U rl in GEORGE WAYNE CRUM, IR. Sonny I didn't do it General Shop Club 2, 3, 4: Prom' and Play Committees 3, 4. Quiet . has a car, and passengers . likes shop nice guy . looking forward for diploma. . am- bition-Service. .N ,, T1.::3x11-:.L,x' A.':'::x:::::g..- 'L ?.L...l'l'--' ' ' 71213-TZ' 2 l - . il l ll it .4 -l l N .3 L J V , L w f 1 uw T f' i ' ll' xi L 4 L- Wi W 7 5 GERALD LEROY CGRKLE lefty You better believe it General Project 1: Shop Club 1, 2: Hi-Y 2. Quite a clown.. always found near girls.. a great talker. .. friendly. . short. . .ambition f- Air Force. ...li :1'TA'TfeY 'i1:?'!:T : i'.:1:::,.,. .. F: l ll I 4 1 . q I ' V .. 4 i Y x- UA, fp lf' NANCY LOUISE CRUM Nancie Ch, Ginny Commercial Project 2: Marching Chorus 1: Usherette 3: Court of Honor 35 Prom and Play Committees 3, -lg Ranger Staff 4: Ring Committee 2. Friendly disposition . . . good typist . . . New Bloomfield holds her interest . . . temper . . . gig- gles . . . ambition-Secretary. ,n ,L -1 A + I I -1 1 F In In u . 1 l I . L I ' 4 0 -1. Ig 4 U L 1 nd 1 MAE ELAINE DEEBEL HM .,Wh . Ad 7, aze eres u rey. Academic Prtgect 2: Marching Chorus 1, 2: Home Ec. Club gg ourt of Honor 3: Party and Play Committees , 4. Good worker . . . blonde . . . quiet, till you know her . . . well-liked . . . tiny . . . ambition- Q I I, I- .lr 0 F 'Q CHARLES EDWARD DEIBLER, IR. Sparrow Do you need any help? General Project 2: Baseball 2: Prom and Play Committees 3 4 'Always pulling pranks . . . exceptional? sm-all . . . anxious for diploma . . . hails from ingles- town . . , usually seen with Shorty . . . ambi- Nurse. tion-Iockey. X V--. -V .-W? . Q . A l . , li l I v Q - l 1 1 , .1 - l - I , L J ' I , . U I K l, I ,a- 'W' F M ' L ' i' IO-ANN LOUISE DEIBLER RONALD LEROY DITTY Io Big Thrill Ronnie You better believe it' General General Project 2: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Thespian Club 3, 4: Scroll Editorial Stall' l, 2. 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Court of Honor 3: Acrobatic Majorette 1, 2, 3. 4: Iournalism Club l, 2, 3, 4: Ranger Staff 4: Class Play 3, 4: Class Historian l, 2, 3, 4: American Le ion Award 1. Always on the go . . . popular . . . very talent- ed . . . likes blue convertibles . . . neat clothes . . . ambition-Dancer. groject 2: Photography Club 2: Prom Committee .Dark hair . . . quiet . . . owns a DeSoto . . . tall , . . dark-rimmed glasses . . . ambition-- Plumber. ,I L, J I I I I J L, I I 'I I I 7l '7 , l q -. A A I P r X' N 1- l ,. .,.. , . -. l l L 1 ' ' I r-HM I LAURA SUZANNE DOYLE SYLVIA MARIE EBERSOLE Susie' I get so mad, I could spit! Ebby Oh, it brings tears to my eyes General Commercial Thespian Club 3, 4: Prom and Party Committees Iohn Harris 1, 2: Usherette 3: Court of Honor 3: 3, 4: Usherette 3: Court of Honor 3: Majorette 3, Class Play 4: Thespian Club 4: Party Committee 4. 4: Class Play 3, 4: Ranger Staff 4. Sparkling eyes . . . giggles . . . good dose of Fickle . . . likes to dance . . . talkative . . . common sense . . . sense of humor . . . Lauren majorette . . . art student . . . ambition-Deparb Bacall voice . . , ambition-Secretary. ment Store Buyer. ' ZR A- -u p 1 ,, ,, V W I 1 I L L L 1 ' l i x, X I I 1 U l l I l l A ,X 1 4 l l . 4 l i a 'r '1 V ' - ' YA' I L A l BERNARD RUSSELL EISENHOUR GLENN ALLEN ESHELMAN Bernie Oh well Esh Maranatha General Academic Hall Patrol 3, 4: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Varsity UP Hall atrol 3: Football 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 1: Bas- Club 3, 4: Project 2: Party 4: Play 3: Prom 25 ketball 1: Scroll Business Staff 2: Varsity P Committees. Club 1, 2, 3, Lineman . . . genuine smile . . . blonde hair . . . Studious . . . looking forward to church work plenty of school spirit . . . easy-going . . . am- . , . friendly disposition . . . always willing to bition-Government Service. laugh . , . dignified . . . ambition-Full time Chris- tian worker. 32 .1 I-JS T r ' J 737-J'-nl j La. II ., A . A 7 - . f i X , l A 1 l A n YI n: . A, 1 r p I 'V' , HARRY WILMOUTH EWING DORIS IEAN FLEISHER Chip 1 don't know FIeisher You're not kidding Commercial Commercial Project 2: Basketball 23 Football 2, 3, 45 Baseball l. 3, 4. Seen at the end of the lane . . . quiet . . . red and black car . . . good looking . . . ambition- Accountant. I I I If L L I, ' Il i ' I I FAYE ELIZABETH FRYSINGER Brain Well now Academic Project 2: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Historical Society 1: Scroll Business Staff 2, 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: journalism Club 2, 3: Ranger Stall: 4: Forensics 2, 35 Play Committee 3: Mixed Ensemble 3: Usher- ette 4. Studious . . . usually happy . . . well supplied with brains . . . fond of music . . . reliable . . . ambition-Teacher. Court of Honor 3: Home EC. Club 3. Shy . . . serious minded . . . always seen with blonde haired boy . . . easy to get along with . . . dependable , , , ambition-Office work. j- j 1 I. ff g g 4 I I 'W Ig ,. A - ,Z A RUTH ANNA FULK Ruthie You kids are so ignorant Commercial Project Zz Court of Honor 3: Committees: Ring 2: Prom 3: Handbook and Play 3. 4: Party 4. jolly . . . hard worker . . . constantly laughing . . . neat dresser . . . dark hair . . . ambition- Secretary. x .I 4, 4 l 70 i I 'T T 1 . -a T' I L + K- p MICHAEL GAIN Mickey Its the psychology Academic Hall Patrol 2, 3, 4: Project 2: Basketball and Foot- ball 1, 2. 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3, 4: Photography Club 3: Prom 3: Varsity PN Club 2, 3, 4: Play and Party Committees 3, 4. Ball of fire . . . big yen for sports . . . small in Ercfile . . . liked by all . . . faithful . . . ambition- 'J T , , J L.- 'X L Q Y f I Y 'xl fx ix lvl' v .M CAROL IOHANNA GARLAND Hungry H1-Iofy Crow Academic Project 2: Marching Chorus 1: Historical Society l: Thespian Club 4: Editorial Staff l, 2: Glee Club l, 2: Court of Honor 3: Iournalism Club l, 2: Class Play 4: Party and Play Committee 4. Neat clothes . . . cute smile . . . fond of sewing . . . witty . . . French student . . . ambitioi- Housewife. i:fll.,i 1 I I I l, l lr I lg ' v - BETTY IANE GAMBLER Betts Thats nice Commercial Cheerleader 2: Usherette 2, 4: Court of Honor 3: Ranger Staff 4: Party Committee 4. Likeable . . , usually seen with Shirley . . . alumnus admirer . . . likes convertibles . . . am- bition-Secretary. sl J LJ 1 o I 1 ' ,L IAMES EDVVARD GINGRICH Iimmcr Hows the boy. ' General Project 2: Shop Club 3: Photography Club 3: Typing Club 3. Prankish . . . hot-rod . . . freckles . . . worker . . . pet peeve-scho-ol . . . ambition-Mechanic ,I Iwjf JI I I I .L H H , : l l j ll, I 'gi L -f IRVING RAY GLOVER Irv Honest to Pete. ' Academic Historical Society 1: Scroll Business Staff 1, 2, 3: journalism Club l, 2, 3: Project 2: Play Com- mittee 3: Mixed Ensemble 3. Lanky , . . intelligent . . . promising spiritual leader . . . willing to lend a hand . . . pleasing personality . . . ambition-Lutheran Minister. 'S Mm if V- , : V, SHIRLEY ANN HARLOW ShirI That slays me Commercial Project 2: Handbook 3, 4: Marching Chorus l: Student Council l, 2, 3, 4: Scroll Editorial Staff 1, 4: Party 3: Cheerleader 3, 4: Prom 3: Court of Honor 3: Ranger Staff 4: Class Play 3: Play and Party Committees 3, 4. Cheerleader . . . active in school affairs . . . short hair . . . well-liked . . . dynamite . . . am- bition-Secretary. - I vt Li , I I I Ig I T 'I ' I' ROY ARTHUR GLITSHALL Gut I wouldrft say that General Shop Club 1, 2: Photography Club 3. Enjoys quiet life . . . friendly . . . always seen with a certain girl . . . blonde . . , navy-minded . . . ambition--Navy. Y . '11 ' -1 1 Y '1, , I f u V' L. 'll l' : r I o ,r 'T I wr or X - 'Z R is FRED ELLSWORTH HARTMAN Bo Hey, Rastus. ' Academic Hall Patrol 3, 4: Project 2: Handbook 3, 4: Foot- ball l, 2, 3, 4: Baseball l, 2, 3, 4: Historical So- ciety 1: Student Council 1. 2, 3, 4: Scroll Staff 1. 2: Prom 3: Varsity P Club 3, 4: Play 3. 4: Ranger Staff 4: American Legion Award l: Class President 2, 3, 4: Ring 2: Party 4. Likes to draw . . . drives a car . . , jokes . . . our crusading President . . . ambition--College. 1 , i if 1 -J 4 YQ I ' l J 1, r ,l - . 1 i l ,X 1 - H V' L. H . -v- u -n -E l y Q I Li 4 r. p t V Q, E + 0 1 'V T 'F BETTY IEAN I-IIMES HEARLDEN EUGENE HOCKLEY Danny Hi Kid Denny How's the boy? Commercial Academic William Penn 1, 2, 3: Usherette 4. Slender . . . short hair . . . friendly disposition . . . recent addition to Senior Class . . . male sympathizer . . . ambition--Stenographer. T-fffl . TY-. In A i u- P' L - U L 4 I I P- 1' xl F' 1 DAVID LIVINGSTON I-IOFFER Dave Mike Academic Hall Patrol 3, 43 Project 2: Football 1, 4: Baseball 3. 4: Thespian Club 3. 4g Editorial Staff 3, 4g Photography Club 3: Varsity P Club 3, 4: Class Play 3: Ranger Staff 45 Prom 3, Play 3, 49 Party 4, Committees. Carefree . . . likes excitement . . . old stand-by . . . crew cut . . . sports fan . . . ambition- College. Project 2: Basketball lg Football 2, 4: Baseball 2: I-Ii-Y 3, 4: Party Committee 4. Happy-go-lucky , . . huge . . . joker . . . dislikes haircuts . , . fances colorful clothing . . . ambi- tion-Navy. EARL EDWARD HOFFMAN Hoff Tl1at's okay with me General Photography Club 3. Quiet . . . on the short side . . . a black car . . . generous . . . one of many in a family . . . am- bition-Service. f - 4 9' -4. f 3 f L g J - 'll i i 'iwma EM: , ' . 4 LEROY FLOYD HOFFNER s How about that? Academic Hall Patrol 3, 4: Project 2: Baseball l, 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 4: Prom Committee 3: Varsity P Club 2 3 4' Mixed Ensemble 3 4. Drummer boy . . . musically versatile . . . friend- . . . co-operative . . . lanky . . . ambition- Mu ic Teacher. N-'pf' '16 TERRY RAIT IOHNSON Truck Let's go Academic Project 2: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1: Shop Club 2: Hi-Y 4: Varsity P Club 4: Prom and Play Committees 3, 4: Mixed Ensemble 3, 4. Fun lover . . . '37 Chevy . . . likes dancing . . . size ll shoe . . . willing to lend a helping hand . . . ambition-Commercial Pilot. .I I I I I ,I j t I i i 4 i ' I 'I ' r , L H -, I K .. l i L 4 I ' 9 I I I I I I I F I h H M Shirl I bet you're kiddin' ly 5 5 I I I I I I L - 1 -I I W Y i 'A i Q I ll 'T i P - M 3 SHIRLEY ANN HOLTZMAN General Marching Chorus 1' Project 2' Play and Prom Committees 3' Court of Honor 3' Class Play 4. Petite . . . always joking . . . likes D.As and Oldsmobiles . . . never studi s . . . inquisitive . . . ambition-Housewife. L I I I I' 1 F V Io ii' i ' 'IZ EDWARD KARL KEISER Ed Let's Go to Lyke.'1s Academic Hall Patrol 3, 4: Project 2: Basketball l, 2: Foot- ball l, 2, 3: Thespian Club 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Photo- graphy Club 3: Varsity P Club 2, 3, 4: Ranger Staff 4: Class Play 3: Prom 3: Party and Play Committees 4. Curly hair . . . blushes . . . good looking . . . nice to know , . . likes girls . . . ambition- Conservation Engineer. ,J I J i I 1 I -4 SHIRLEY MAE KENNEDY. Shirl GO, Go, Go, everybody General Usherette 2, 3: Court of Honor 3: Ranger Staff 4: Play, Prom and Party Committee 4. Blonde . . . sincere . . . true artist . . . sparkling eyes and pleasant smile . . . ambition-Buyer. ' J--17 r'l, I - -v r- L. 'T L U L 4 r ' e , 1 ,a Pi r ' - .M DOLORES YVONNE LEIBY Dee Did I get a letter? Academic Prcject 2: Handbook 3, 4: Prom 3, Party 3, 4, Play 4 Committee: Basketball, Cheerleader, Red Cross and Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4: Marching Chorus lg Thespian Club 3, 4: Editorial Staff 1, 2: Glee Club lg Usherette 2: Court of Honor 3: Varsity P Club 3, 4: Class Play 3: Iournalism Club 1, 2: Ranger Staff 4. School spirit . . . good dancer . . . humorist . . . drives a truck . . . cheerleader captain . . . am- bition-School teacher. fi - - J 'f . . In ll I t I, Q 0 ' + 'l 4 H JN QQ. .Z FRED BERNARD KNACKSTEDT Fred Isn't she cute? General Play Committee 3, 4. Strictly the outdoor type . . . one of a large family . . . prankster . . . teacher's pet peeve . . . likes girls . . . ambition-Farmer. Q J 1 J 4 a 4 0 1 ki '74 P --it i TACK HCLTZMAN LENKER Hlacksonn You just better believe itf' Academic Hall Patrol 2, 3: Project 2: Basketball, Football and Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Party and Prom Ccm- mittee 3: Varsity P Club 2, 3: Vice President 4: Play Committee 3, 4: Ranger Staff 4. Well-dressed . . . needs a car . . . Betty's fan . , . three-letter man . . . ambition-A'Coach . J IW I 1 ku- -A - ll I l I ' l WI P ROBERT LEWIS LICHLITER R. L. Crazy NoJ General Photography Club 2: Glee Club 3, 4: Play Com- mittee 4. Towering . . . quiet . . . known for singing ability . . . likes anything to do with electricity . . . woman-hater . . . ambition-Custom Electronics. Al f I I Q 1 El L. L 4 L I r T1 F' DENNIS PATRICK LYNCH Denny Crunch Academic Project 2: Football 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 4: Prom Committee 3: Varsity P Club 4: Ranger Stall 4: Play Committee 4. Sense of humor . . . disagreeable . . . shylock . . . Irish . . . jester . . . ambition-Engineer. T 1 0 4 1 4 1, 1 I -L, I- W - 2 ' I f Q L l n N 1 N 4 f f -1- ia ,J f , 4 r of e V1-'Tl 'F ' iff' w ' 'Z GEORGE KIRKWOOD MCLANE NANCY LEE MILLER Star O hum! Nan Oh log General Academic Hall Patrol 3, 4: Project 2: Basketball and Football 2, 3. 4: Usher 3: President of Varsity UP Club 3, 4: Play Committee 3: Party 4. Sharp .dresser . . . outstanding athlete . . . car trouble . . . usually seen with a girl . . . liked by everyone . . , ambition-Military Service. 39 Marching Chorus 1: Home Ec Club 3, 4: Flag Twirler 2, 3, 4: Prom 3: Ranger Staff 4: Usherette 2, 3: Party and Play Committees 3, 4. Likes to argue . . . snappy flag twirler . . . variety of clothes . . . talkative . . . changeable . . . ambition-Nurse. k ,I J J ' I I I I - I -1 I I S I W l we ' B l 1 ' ' 4. -i N ' U . 1- F j-, I ' I I l F 5 CAROL LEE MYERS I A Giggles Commercial Honest Prcject 2: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Marching Chorus l: Flag Twirler 2, 3: Head 4: Thespian 3, 4: Scroll Business Staff and Red Cross 2, 3, 4: Glee Club lg Prom 3: Usherette 2, 3: Court of Honor 3: Varsity P Club 3, 4: Class Play 3: journalism Club 2, 3, 4: Ranger Staff 4: Party, Play Committee 3, 4. Attractive . . . effervescent . . . Penn State fan . . . hearty laugh . ambition-Office Worker. I + f I u 14 w L. T Lt 4 I o Pr o ,P IEVVEL ANNE ROBBINS IuIic I'm scared to death Commercial Home Ez. Club 3: Court of Honor 3. Rather tall . . . takes life easy . . . serious minded . , . fast reader . . . ambition-Steno grapher. -4 w L. T' L I I I , I If 'I' IC l ' v v of SN W N ROBERT HENRY POTTEIGER Bob Crazy Man Crazy General Project 2: Band l: Historical Society and Shop Club l, 2: Photography Club 3. Likes to read . . . small grame . . . lots of hair . . . favorite pastime is sleeping . . . enjoys lemon meringue pie . . . ambition-Government Service. Q at eg-J 1 o tI A ' i 4 4 + - - . 'T 1 1 l' , I S ' I -'J L ir , IAMES LARRY ROBINSON ufimmy-Ioe That's the way the ball bounces General Shop Club 2, 3: Photography Club 3. Ship ahoy . . . tall . . . takes things as they come . . . well-rounded personality . . . nice to be around . . . ambition-Navy. J I, J --I I I I ' I 1 1 'F j LL a -v - Q -u F l F 4 'T C :ls I'AL'r'PI INA RAE RO EY Roonie Creeps General Hollidaysburg l: Pro'ect 2: Court of Honor 3: Thespian Club 3, 4: Class Play 3: Editorial Staff 3, 4: Ranger Staff 4: Glee Club 3: Prom 3: Mixed Ensemble 3: journalism Club 3, 4: Party Com- mittee 4. Likes to dream . . . changeable . . . our faithful editor . . . ambition-Medical Receptionist. ,Fi Y Y -LY T 1 X p f P' I -P j L. Y Q I Is I 'I W If ROBERT MARLIN ROWE Barb oh yes General Project 2: Football 2: Band l: Prom Committee 3. Rippling laughter . . . full of tricks . . . always gets the last word . . . swell guy . . . likes girls . . . ambition-Business Field. , -I Y l ln H- 7 .. N - LL I I I I rr 'I F , A - .fyz DANIEL K R RO NBERGER Dan No future in it General Project 2: Shop Club 2, 3: Football 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Thespian Club 3, 4: Var- sity P 'Club 3, 4: Ranger Staff 4: Class Play 3, 4: Party Committee 4. Ladies man . . . nice dresser . . . temper . . . willing to lend a helping hand . . . actor . . ambition-Farming. .-? fe. ii 'J A 'H rf 4 I If FI 'I I I I RONALD IOHN SCHREFFLER Moose How's the boy Academic Hall Patrol 3: Project 2: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Thes- pian Club 3, 4: Photograph Club 3: Varsity P Club 2, 3, 4: Ranger Stall! 4: Class Play 3, 4: Photography Committee 3: Party and Play Com- mittee 4. Even temperament . . . speed demon . . . pleas- ing smile . . . interested in Armed Services . . . good actor . . . ambition-Air Corps. 'xv .1 1., 1 A 1 1 1 .l 1 f .1 - . 7 t J F lr- - 1 L BETTY ANN SCHUBAUER Betts Oh gee Commercial Marching Chorus 2: Ranger Staff 4: Usherette 2, 3: Court of Honor 3: Play Committee 4. Quiet, till you know her . . . hard worker . . . sweet personality . . . owns her own car , . . al- ways available to help out . , . ambition-Typist. x .1 CJ --1 1 1 1 ru ,i r I -- ri .1 -1 lx EARL WAYNE SELLERS Sellers Whats happening? General Project 23 Shop and Photography clubs 3: Prom Committee 3: Baseball 2, 3. Wavy hair . . . a twin . . . likes Fords . . . easy to get along with . . . on the quiet side . . ambition-Car Salesman. 1 1 1 1 1,1 1,' .J -1- P L- 'r T 1 I. 1 1 1 1 r 'T '11-' - - ' ., ESTHER IANE SELLERS Easter Shut your big mouth Commercial Project 2: Usherette and Court cf Honor 3: Home Ec. Club 3, 4: Play Committee 4. Witty . . . pleasing smile . . . always has a snappy Comeback . . . a twin . . . friendly . . ambition-Secretary. H+ lv- 'H l - -1 2131 'P id:-A ' IO-ANN VESTA SELLERS Io Oh for goodness sake Academic Thespian Club 3, 43 Usherette 2: Prom Committee and Court of Honor 3: Class Play 3, 4: Ranger Staff 4. Sophisticated . . . good student . . . tall . . . sweet personality . . . likes to read . . . ambition- Nurse. QE - if lg 4 i 5 ' ' 'T A 4 T + I 1 3' f ' l 11 l ' ,q 1 -4- f ARTHUR PHILIP SHADE, IR. Aurtorro Too soon General Hall Patrol 3: Project 2: Football 3, 4: Photo- graphy Club and Prom Committee 3: Varsity P Club 4: Play Committee 4. Not fat, just muscles . . . friendly . . . likes to talk . . . trying to collect insurance . . . jokes . . . ambition-Air Corps. , it t,Cl, L , , ' .Y Q u - mi f - , - IANET FAY SHARRETTS Ian Oh my word Commercial Usherette 2: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Marching Chor- us l, 2: Historical Society l: Scroll Business Staff 2, 3, 4: Glee Club l: Prom, Play, Ring, Party Committees 2, 3, 4: Court of Honor 3: Varsity P Club 3, 4: lcurnalism Club 2. 3, 4: Ranger Stalf 4. Cute . . . blushes . . . plays basketball . . , rip- pling laughter . . . dependable . . . ambition- Secretary. 40 'U 1 i 4 1--Y ' o F is v 'Mi' IEANNE LOUISE SHAFFNER Ian Oh fiddle Academic Project 2: Marching Chorus 1, 2: Home Ec. Club 3: Glee Club l, 2, 3: Prom Committee 3: Usherette 3: Court of Honor 3: Red Cross lc Play Com- mittee 4. On the quiet side . , . good student , . , pleasant personality . . . likes to drive . . . exciting eyes . . . ambition-Nurse. q.-v1.2.4 l gl ii t I I 1 I CLYDE ALVIN SHEAFFER Shcaff I don? know General Project 2: Band l, 2: Photography Club 3. Man of leisure . . . cashier at Food Fair . . . shy around girls . . . likes oysters . . . even tem- perament , . . ambition--Service. x TI ,I J 'I T I I , 4 ' -l if I I 4- L Q 4. -n f l I I l -S 'J P + ROBERT MILTON SHIVE Bob I hear ya General Hall Patrol 3, 45 Golf 3, 4: Project 2: Shop Club 35 Play Committee 4. Shy . . . fond of golf . . . Navy Minded . . . easy going . . . innocent lcoking . . . ambition- Navy. ef' il gtg T , I L. 4. I I I I F I IT' CISKRA PAULINE STAILEY Stailey Hey Io General Project 2: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4: Thespian Club 4: Editorial Staff 1, 2: Class Play 4: Iournalism Club I, 25 Ranger Staff 4: Party Committee 4. Plays the sax . . . short . . . nice clothes . . . loves to comment . . . good student . . . ambition- Retail Merchandiser. QE Z' Ass. tl' ,I I il I I I Tl Lt L7 4 'l ll I I I F4 F7 W C DORIS MARIE SHUTT Blondie Gosh Darn It Commercial Concert band 1, 25 Band 1, 2, 3: Home Ec. Club 3, 43 Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4: Prom 3, Play 3, 4, Party 3, 4, Project 2, Photography 3, Committees: Usher- ette 3, 4: Court of Honor 3: Ranger Staff 4: Glee Club l. Expressive eyes . . . hard worker . . . seen with Sonny . . . ambition-Secretary. I I I I L I, l r r- 1 ' 'H 4 19 J ' l - 'J' DONALD EUGENE STALTER Don That's the way the ball bounces General Mechanicsburg 1, 21 Shop Club 3, 4: Photography Club 3, 49 Prom Committee 3. Masculine . . . likes Chevy's . . . favorite trip is to Rockville . . . strong interest is out of school . , . ambition-Mechanic. Cf l J I O 5 l i ld- - TT .1 . .J ll iv ' 0 'I 'I ll ROBERT LYNN STAMMEL Oats Keep Cool Academic Hall Patrol 3, 4: Project 2: Handbook Committee 3, 4: Basketball l. 2: Football and Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Historical Society l: Orchestra 3, 4: Hi-Y and Glee Club 3, 4: Prom 3, Play 3, 4, Party 4, Com'- mittees: Varsity P Club 3, 4: Ranger Staff 4. Full of fun . . . crew cut . . . congenial . . . class chauffeur . . . loud shirts . . . ambition-Farming. 'Lf' 1- P' L f if I +45 is - ,Z LAURA IEAN TURNS Turnsey Holy Hannah Commercial Susquehanna l, 2: Court of Honor 3: Home EC. Club 3: Play Committee 4. Not much to say . . . tall . . . Partial to Lan- caster . . . calm . . . likes to read . . . ambition- Secretary. Q M J in 1, f l . 4 4 r- r 0 IL 1 LLOYD KENNETH STOUDT Lloyd Where's Shorty? General Shop Club l, 2: Play Committee 3, 4. Six-footer . . . quiet . . . nice personality . . . sincere . . . service station attendant . . . amhi-- tion-Mechanic. 0 V 3 if L ' 4 fi 'l l4i 1 0 I IUNE KATHRYN WAGNER Wag Where we goinrw General Project 2: Basketball l: Marching Chorus 1: Prom Committee 3: Court of Honor 3. Temper . . . cute smile . . . admirer of alumnus . . . blushes . . . redhead with frecfzles . . . am- bition-Housewife. ,I I J I V I I I W ' i L1 - L 'r 1 - J 41 I. 4 I A I 4 4 4- V ' X, L LOIS ELLA WALTERS Snow Oh, I don't knotzfn Commercial Project 2: Home Ec. Club 3, 4: Usherette 3, 4: Court of Honor 3: Band 3. Quiet . . . good natured , . . conscientious . . . blushes easily . . . long, wavy hair . . . ambition- Secretary. T- 'Z lg, lr Y I I l I I I I I7 I is v . - IACK ROLAND WEAVER Hlacksonn Hotdogs Academic Hall Patrol 2: Football 1, 2. 3, 4: Student Council 2: Thespian Society 3, 4: Shop Club lz Hi-Y 3. 4: Prom 3, Party 4, Play 4, Committees: Varsity P Club 3, 4: Class Play 3, 4: Ranger Staff 4. Friendly disposition . . . smooth dancer . . . girl troubles . . . good looking . . . fullback . . . ambition-Aviation. LI I ,I I I I I Tl L 'Q I E 'i lkr ll l HAROLD EDWARD WALTON Walton Dorff be Iafcn General Project 3: Baseball 23 Shop Club 2. Dark Hair . . . can be found at Kampus Corner . . . baseball admirer . . . moody . . . keeps to himself . . . ambition-Marine. I I I If I , I, L, W L 1 I+ Lf- J AI 0 fue IOAN LEE WEAVER Howie Wonder what WaIter's doing Commercial Project 2: Prom Committee 3: Usherette 3: Court of Honor 3. Loves horses . . . letter-writer . . . likes the Army . . . friendly smile . . . dreams of the future . . . ambition-Farmers wife. , ,O 0 0 A 4 I 1 ' i . - M IEAN MARIE WHISTLER NICBVIIICU You brilliant soul Commercial Home Ee. Club 3: Red Cross 1: Prom Committee 3: Usherette 2, 3: Court of Honor 3: Typing Club 3: Play Committee 4. Small features . . . peaches and cream complex- ion . , . serious minded . . . long hair . . . soft spoken . . . ambition-Typist. - Y -f pr 1 , 5 g 4 1 ,I gl I' V - -M ELIZABETH MAY NVYNN Betty Where's Iackf' General Project 2: Handbook 3, 4: Prom 3, Play 3, 4, Party 3, Ring 2 Committees: Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4: Marching Chorus l: Historical Society l: Editorial Staff I, 2, 3: Cheerleader 2. 3, 4: Red Cross l, 2, 3: Glee Club l, 2: Court of Honor 3: Varsity MP Club 4: Iournalism Club l, 2, 3: Ranger Staff 4: Class Secretary 2, 3, 4. Studious . . . likes a certain blonde . . . quarter- back fan . . . cheerleader . . . hard worker . . . ambition-Housewife. Q . S 2551 , 'L IOHN CALVIN WINTER Cal General Holy Cow Hall Patrol 2, 3, 4: Project 2: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Historical Society l, 2: Thespian Club 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Prom' 3. Iudiciary 3, 4, Ring 2, Play 4 Committees: Varsity P Club 2, 3. 4: Class Play 3: Ranger Staff 4: Vice President of Class 2, 3. 4. Swell guy to know . . . dependable . . . owns hot-rod . . . good-natured . . . ambition-Coach. ,, q IOANNE ZIMMERMAN Posey Gosh darn it Ccmmercial Project 2: Red Cross l: Prom Committee 3: Usher- ette 3: Ranger Staff 4: Play Committee 3, 4. Freckles . . . usually seen at football games . . . yodels . . . mystery fan 1 . . ambition-Secretary. il L fi 'cl TI i O U l J- - ll 1 - d 'H j W , 1 P 9 .Sl-ri.-t MICHAEL IOI-IN ZOREK Sonny Wish I was dead General Project 2: Student Council 2, 3, 4: Photography Club 3: Play and Party Committees 4. All around student . . . Dodger fan . . . knows his history . . , friendly . . . rare interests . . . ambition-Own Business Establishment. The Legend of '54 Treasure has only the material value given to it by humans. Our story is treasurable in its preservation of significant and vivid events of our high school days. The tale begun three years ago, comes to an end the evening of May 23, 1954. Set in time as of October 12, 1951, the theme of organization introduced newly elected class officers: Fred Hartman, president: Calvin Winter, vice president, Betty Wynn, secretary: Io Ann Deibler, historian: Irving Glover, treas- urer. john F, Curran was appointed faculty advisor. The tenure of all officers remained unchanged, except that of treasurer where Ed Boyer replaced Irving Glover who voluntarily retired during the third year. To round out the basic background of the tale, a motto of Conduct and Courage Leads to Honor was adopted. Original class colors were crimson and grey, the class flower a red rose. A change in color scheme later identified the class with colors black and gold, and a new flower, the white carnation. Time sweeps by quickly, even for the young, and it seems but yesterday that the class pro- duced a variety show as their Sophomore pro- ject on February 6 and 7 of 1952. At that time, the nucleus of varsity teams in major sports ffor the past two yearsj filled the ranks of jayvee squads in girls and boys sports. It was in this year that All-Conference back Mike Gain launched his brilliant football career. along with All-Conference honorable mentions -George McLane, Calvin Winter, Bob Stam- mel, and Gary Chohany. Other jayvees later carved their names deeply in the football an- nals of the 'area-particular acclaim to Bernie Eisenhour, jack Weaver, Dan Rothenberger, Fred Hartman, Ed Keiser, Ronnie Schreffler, Dave Kindig, Harry Ewing, Dennis Lynch, and Terry johnson, nor should Art Shade, Earle Bates, or Dave Hoffer soon be forgotten. lmpetus was further added to the sports parade of today as male and female court stars of '54 prepped on jayvee squads. Feminine court stylists Annetta Bickle, janet Sharretts. Io Ann Deibler, jeanne Brenize, Carol Myers, Dolores Leiby, and Manager Betty Wynn gained the experience needed for varsity com- petition to equal the caliber of previous Ranger- ette sextets. jack Lenker, George McLane, and Mike Gain, along with Bob Stammel earned basketball recognition in '52 to serve as the Rangers' high scorers throughout the 53-54 schedule. ln the diamond sport, recognition should be made of the quiet, capable, loyal services of Leroy Holfner, baseball assistant Kas well as basketballj and later manager of two sports. Paxton's big three-Gain, McLane, and Lenker spearheaded efforts of lettermen Ronnie Beck, Dennis Lynch, Bob Stammel, Earle Bates, Fred Hartman, Harry Ewing, and Gary Chohany over 'three successful years. Linksman Bob Shive was the lone senior in continuous gold competition and acquitted him- self well in this sport during his high school days. Music soothes the most relentless heart and inspired the most indifferent performer, and its rhythm is part of every story whether written or narrated. Ronnie Beck and Clara Stailey, perhaps have had the longest period of service in musical organizations. Seniors Bob Stammel, Doris Shutt, Leroy Hoffner, and Faye Frysing- er also excelled in marching, dance and concert band roles. Faye garnered honors in junior and senior years by gaining membership in the Dis- trict band as the result of her splendid French horn renditions. Closely allied to musical endeavor and com- plimenting it also was the graceful activity of flag twirler, band front, and majorette corps. Renowned locally was acrobatic majorette Io Ann Deibler whose colorful career dated back to seventh grade. Majorette Susie Doyle, Head Flagtwirler Carol Myers, and flag carrier Lois Walters completed the senior group in this activity. Shirley Harlow became a whirlwind of action and energy on the cheerleading squad, while Dolores Leiby also carried on her duties with the cheerleading. Thespians were cast and did admirable jobs in the junior production, The Case of the Sulky Girl. Actors and actresses of note were Ronnie Schreffler, Io Ann Deibler, Ina Rae Rooney, Dave Hoffer, Danny Rothenberger, jack Weaver, Dolores Leiby, Susie Doyle, Carol Myers, Ed Keiser, and Calvin Winter. The class produced their last dramatic effort in giving the comedy, I'm a Family Crisis . on November 19 and 20 of '53, Added to many repeaters in the cast above were jo Sellers, Sylvia Ebersole, Audrey Bowman, Dave Kindig, Clara Stailey, Carol Garland, and Shirley Holtzman. Audience reaction pro- claimed it one of the best ever given at Lower Paxton. Senior Calvin Winter became presi- dent of the Thespian Society, Danny Rothen- berger, Veep, jo Deibler, secretary, and Io Sellers, clerk, Gay and formal was the junior Prom on May 8 of '53 as classmates and friends danced in the high school auditorium which decorative- ly was likely to a Paris Street Scene along cabaret row by the ingenious efforts of class members. Only yesterday it began. Now the sands of time in the hour glass of our high school days shift quickly to the last year. A memorable edition is planned, A Treasure Chest of Mem- ories a yearbook to hold these enjoyable days intact to review often as the years course by. Ina Rae Rooney, Paxton's winner of the Good Citizen award is given the job of Editor-in- Chief. Associate editors Fred Hartman, Calvin Winter, and Io Deibler will assist her. A board of art editors comprised of Shirley Kennedy, Carol Garland, Ieanne Brenize, and Susie Doyle will sketch the attractive lay-outs. The project is a big one and commands the able capabilities of Business Managers Clara Stailey and Bob Stammel and chief typist Doris Shutt and a host of others that represent a third of the class. The school year has rushed to its midway mark and a few closing items might be recorded before our annual goes to press to have its pages sealed forever. Currently Mike Gain has won the coveted title of President of the Student Council and his very efficient key personnel in editing the first blue and white handbook have been coun- cil members Mike Zorek, Dolores Leiby, and Shirley Harlow. Io Deibler scored a victory and became Queen of Hearts in the annual Charity Ball. Our class Hallow'een party was great fun and the Christmas formal in plan and decora- tion was a tribute to class team work. Class Day, Baccalaureate, and Graduation will end our story - may others to follow live their high school days at Lower Paxton as happily as ours. Prophecy We, the editors, of the 1954 yearbook in- troduced our prophecy for the Senior Class. It is a light fantasy which plays upon the imag- ination as to the vocational possibilities in the future. There is no harmful intent to anyone and we hope that it is received in the manner in which it was intended. A roadside diner named Carol and Io's Attracts quite a collection of girls and their beans. Doris Shutt was an expert on Beautiful flowers Shes now at the Capitol working long hours. George Crum and Earl Sellers have strange occupations Arranging rich peoplels lavish vacations A girl named Betty as you may have heard ls now a stewardess on the 'Flying Bird . These days find Ioan as a farmers wife. Feeding chickens and cows is quite a life. Earl Bates had a dream of being an electrician But alas and alack, he's now a politician. Ebersole and l-loltzman decided to try Nlanaging a bakery of cakes and pies. First row: M. Deeble, A. Bowman, I. Brenize. A. Bickle. S. Ebersole, V. Alexander. I, Baer. M. Calahan, S. I-loltzman. C. Stailey, S. Harlow, B. VVynn. I, Deibler. Second row: L. VValters. E. Sellers, I. Whistler, B. Himes, B. Gambler, D. Leiby, Sharretts, N, Crum, Fi Frysinger. Zimmerman. VVeaVer, D. Fleisher. S. Kennedy. Third row: S. Doyle. I, Rooney, I. Wiigrier, R. Fulk, I. Sellers, N. Miller, D. Shutt. B. Schubauer. I. Shziffner, C. Gur- lazid. C. Myers, S. Clark. L. Turns. I. Robbins. 50 i i i i 1 OF 1954 First row: E. Boyer. C. Winter, F, Hartman, M, Zorck. E Hofiinan , Corklc R. Pottei er. E Sellers, E. Bates, D. , . I . Q . Rntlit-iihcrgvr. I, VVc.ivcr, M. Gain. G. McLane. St-cond row: G. Eshclman, D. Lynch. D. Stzilter, E. Kaiser, H. Ewing, H, VValton. R. Ditty, I. Lenker. G. Buchanan, D. Holter, R. Rowe, C, Shaffer. Third row: F. Knzickstedt, Gingrick, Robbinson, A. Shade. G. Crum, H. Boyer, L. Hoffner, R. Shive, L. Stoudt. R. Schreffler. H. Hockley, l. Glover. Sl Betty Wynn chose the field of an Army Wac After three years service she'll soon be back. Ronnie Beck, Mike Zorek, Bob Rowe, and Iack Weaver Have become Northern trappers hunting the beaver. Esther and Doris have written a book Entitled Wake Up, Gain The New Look. Although a great star and needs constant re- hearsing Io's ambition in life has always been nursing. Iack Lenker's invention. a stream-lined jet Has set speed records, unbroken as yet. Carols interests were varied, having no certain goal She's now an instructress. teaching others to bowl. Ianet and Ieanne have acquired great reward Since they started to work for the Welfzii'c Board. To major in electronics was Lickliter's wish, Today his job is designing a dish. Betty and Ieanne were typing fans Now they're waitresses working at Vans Typing to 'AGinny was a life ambition But on her shingle is marked Beautician. PROPHECY Ccontinuedl Detection of crime seemed exciting and thrilling But Ronnie has switched to theatrical billing. Nancy Miller had hopes of becoming a nurse But she's now a designer of the latest style purse. A special broadcast announces that june Has just composed a popular Tune. Ewing, Eshelman, Glover, and Boyer All happen to be sailing on the same de- stroyer. ln tennis, Doilores has just won a prize A silver cup of enormous size. Fame and Fortune have come to Maureen Through devising a new system for making Drene . Eddie and Bernie, attorneys-at-law After trying to work with a hammer and saw. judging contest jingles and many a rhyme Occupy most of Mae Deebel's time. An exotic gift shop is Ruthie's selection After trying to draw and receiving rejection. Our boys, McLane, Knackstedt, and johnson, Have devised a new lighter, are working for Ronson. Shirley's aim, an assistant to a physician She's now a hospital's chief dietitian. Dave's jobs have been many from printer to cook But success has been his since writing a book. Sue wanted to be a department store buyer But now she's a hair stylist and dyer. To fly was the goal of Arthur and Gerald, Now doing work on the New York Herald. Since stenographer's duties range from typing to clerk, Iewel's days are all filled with plenty of work. Harold and Clyde, Robert and Roy Are big manufacturers of a kiddie's toy. Laura and lane, after singing the Blues Are reporting the weather and revealing the news. Ed Dibler's ambition, accomplished with fame Riding the horses gave him great acclaim. Harlow and Crum, employed at the Bell Received many raises, are doing quite well. To further his learning was Fred Hartman's ambition He accompanied that dream, now teaches addition. Ability to type and a knack for dictation Placed Betty and Lois in a large corporation. Bob Stammel, Ed Boyer, Gary and Dan Are involved in a successful farming plan. Shirley and Io are contented, swinging in the breeze With Ringling Brothers Circus they star on the trapeze. Coaching to Mike, Calvin, and Ed Has been quite rewarding since their teams are ahead. A doctor and nurse are Bickle and Stailey: They have many patients visiting daily. Selling cars for a living gave Granville great riches, He's much happier now than when digging those ditches. Audrey and Ieanne are nurses in white Now overseas, helping those who fight. Bob, james, and Don Stalter, Denny and Earl Have each made a home with a nice looking girl. Faye is down at E'town studying education She's going to teach the little ones when they're not on vacation. Ina Rae is married to a sailor brave and true Who sails across the seven seas and o'er the ocean blue. Engineering for Dennis was replaced by a cell, He's now a tall guard at the city jail. 1. If-anne Brenize, Carol Garland, 2. lanet Sharretts, Earle Bates: 3. Ina Rae Rooney, Paul Stouffer: 4. Carol Myers: 5. lanet Sharretts: 6. Shirley Harlow, Betty Gambler, Audrey Bow' man: 7. Dolores Leiby: 8, Nancy Crum, Mary Crum: 9, Roy Gutshall: 10. Betty VVynn, Shirley Harlow, Clara Stailey, Shirley Clark, Doris Shutt, Carol Garland: ll. Betty Wynri, Susie Doyle: 12. Shirley Kennedy, lean Whistler, Betty Schubauer: 13. Ieanne Shaffnerp 1-1. Ieanne Whistler: 15. Io Deihler, Betty Wynn, Clara Stailey: 16. Shirley Kennedy, 17. Doris Fleisher: 18. Carol Garland: 19, lune Wtignerz 20. Calvin Winter, Shirley Harlow, Glenn Eshelman, Leroy Hoffner, Irving Glover. 53 7'-8202. 4:1 4..al,f,2 A -....M,...,. T H4 asf Best -Dr-c5504 A46 Mos ch '06 'V col 6-on qv Clues '-'seq' 04,47 C' lo-ms ff' ,M Yo Yrwxm Hut 0r1nal 'x 'a4 .48f, uw, TF' Mfr' M t Plezim P erm' CJ'-F 1.64 CIASS Thcsfmns --.ix by D.'s1 J ?:t,l,A l. Irving Glover: 2, loan VVeaver: 3, Mae Deehcl: 4. Clara Stailey: 5. Fred Hartman: 6. Virginia Alexander: 7. Betty Schubauer: 8. Carol Myers: 9. Io Ann Deihler: l0. Harry Boyer: ll. Carol Garland: l2. Ianet Sharretts: l3. Eddie Keiser: 14. Eddie Boyer, Fred Hart' man, Leroy Hoffner, Irving Glover: l5. Faye Frysinger: 16. George McLane: 17. Annetta Bickle: l8. Sylvia Ehersole: l9. Nancy Miller: 20. Bobby Shivc, Mae Deehel. Audrey Bowman. Carol Myers, Shirley Clark: 21. Betty VVynn: 22. Doris Fleisher: 23. lane Baer: 24. Leroy Hoffner, Doris Shutt: 25. Shirley Clark. 53 I. Eddie Deibler: 2. Gerald Corkle: 3. Shirley Harlow: 4. Shirley l-loltzman: 5. Ronnie Beck: O. Laura Turns: 7. Ieanne Whistler: 8. Iennne Brenize: 9. JoAnn Sellers: lO. Sylvia: Ebersolez ll. Dolores Leiby: l2. lewel Robbins: I3. Robert Stnminelz lil. Dennis Lynch: 15. Danny Rothenberger: 16. Lois Waxltersg 17. Inu Rue Rooney: 18. Bobby Shive: IQ. Granville Buchanan: 20. Denny Hockley. 59 sc:-loot nAze . . . i 1 l. Poiseq 2. Nice Dog: 3, Pin Up: 4. Pretty as a Picturep 5. Bathing Beauties: 6. The Gang 7. Fixing 8. Little Miss Prim: 9. Wild Cat: 10. Tall Boys: ll, Legsg l2. Cuddle Up: 13. Farmer H. School Days: 15, Lazy Bones: 16. Relaxingg 17. Twins: 18. Dog Lover. GU ll- N w 1- 1, .5 nu I S mx 7' I 1'5 - XM f 64? f W' IV X W 'wi v' l I in ' f F fgfl ff , X5 -X xx - I N -.N ' w 'Xi' P,- Ojzgl 34' M QJ Jqcfuvlfneyx 61 f!xN 62 l '-f HAL NEED? L PARTY 5 081235 sq me Q 3,3 out ' 03 JUNIOR E DVI LQCQW ' Stk 1 'QW I 1 5 5 tsl? n A fini i ii ,geruer F1921 now. iq-aw 5:1 ima Q .mv ' i?ayrm1jL'Y QIDISILS I 2 qfifjjfdm, lb b,,,1 1 CHRIS' DSU Vxj TCQHRH ER 11, '75 FWQEYMWW' 'N J ,, , 2X , 'XIX l' A A f. -1f.?X A ,A - v- ...X .- f X fy Xbfk -'32 A - ' V-,gf Aix . .. w+N. ,. ,Xi QS'-x ,fx 'V 'A T., -,iii Q., - VX 'Aff fffifzsc ,A - Y .,- 57' ' Q3' f- LA-:Q , 5, v1si4- . K ' - f' . . 'A x f .A a,g, q 'W 4 4, 3 ,, 5 M ES' fs- M12 Li , '-.-..- f -f :. .. w.,.,,-, ffa, f- -, -- Y - ,, ' f? 5:11 -2 , .. Z T - '. - W ,,Y-i- -T .7-if ,iYWiT2b,f' :J Y , f-vi. ,LJ A L2 'S-T: ' 3 ' H 29 f 1':1 - -:sf ' fi? - r-- . -, whiff- -3.r-t :V TTL ,4gf: '-Q ' g?EQ -' g--,.-. X. N , JUNIORS First row: R. Stintzcum, A. Fzmus, G. Parthmorc, I. Grubb, D. Hvtrick, F. Bothwell, B. Dcaven, G. VVade, S. Myers, O. Crumwell, D. Oswald, L. Bittle. Second row: C. Kreps, E. Asper, B. Ferber, S. Hoflner. B. Bicrhower. I. Szivos, M. Kresge, D. Unger, D. Horstick, SCllL1lUElLl9I', Nl. Brchm, Third row: C. Gregor, D. Garland, M. Zakis, L, Bittlc, K. Hageman. A. Chronistcr. F.. Zimmerman, P. lVlclVlurry. M. Gutshnll, T. Hunsinger, T. Swenson, L. Wadzull. 72 IR. CLASS OFFICERS Earl Zimmvrman, Loretta VVym1, Carole Krcps, Szmdru Frantz, Reignl Hans, we Wi! 7 in My af g 'KQV Q3 'Q rf y an NF CLASS OF '55 QQ-A an First row: I. Logo. S. Frantz, C. Baker, N. Dimm, S. Harris, G. Heisey, I. Gross. L. NVyn:i, Z. Nlzicliziincr, B. Wilsoii, D. Kincrt. Second row: A. Pottcigcr. R. Wzilters, R. Staltcr, G. Zimmerman, A. McClellzi:i, B. Kuhw. M. Shzirretts. I. Fnhrling, D. Sellers, A. Boyer, Geiger. Third row: P. Clouscr, Hoycr, R. Deibcrt, R. Stcvick, L. Givler, K. VVhittingtcin, R. Hams. M. Beck, E, Gillespie. William F. Morris, class advisor presided over elections of class officers at the organizational meeting of the Class of '55 on November 18, 1952. Class officers include: President, Earl Zimmermang Vice President, Reigal Haas. replaced by Charles Gregor in the '53 election: Secretary, Carole Krcps. re- placed by Ieannette Bierbower in the same electiong Treasurer, Sandra Frantz: and Historian, Lorretta Wynn. Blue and yellow was selected as class colors, the yellow rose as class flower. Featuring the Linnekin School of Dancing as a Sophomore project, class members have also been active in all sports, music, and student council activities. Class Historian LORRETTA WYNN Class of '55 73 SOPHOMORES First row: K. Clouser, W. Zimmerman, G. Knackstedt, I. Bauer, M. Gouse, R. Tobias. I Lmsey T Iohnson, I. Callahan, R. Morgan, I. Zimmerman, I. Robinson. Second row: I. Meck, B, Fritchey, L. Reifsnyder, C. Iohnson, P. Miller, I. Ferber, I. Chroruster A, Shaffner, I. Schoaff, D. Knapp, R. Kitzmiller, B. Lenker, K. Frantz. Third row: P. Boldosser, F. Flickinger, A. Cassel, B. Schreadley, L. Crispen, D. Kepler. B Hammaker, L. Meinsler, B. Harrison, D. Hauer, S. Willow, G. Callahan, W. Zuma. Fourth row: K. Patrick, B. Heider. R. Gingrich, S. Steigerwalt, G. ones, R. Eby. L. Schreffler S Mengel, L, Waddell. P. Gutshall, R. Whitman. R, Winters. The Sophomore class of 1956 was organized, with Karl Rohrback as faculty advisor, at their first class meeting December 7, 1953. They elected the following officers: President, Kenneth Clouser: Vice President, Bill Schreadley: Secretary, Barbara Fritcheyg Treasurer, Frank Flickingerg and Class Historian, Letty Crispen. At a later date green and white were chosen as the class colors and the white carnation as the class flower. Thomas C. Magrum, Master of Magic , performed at the Sophomore Project which was presented February 12, 1954. Representing the class on the Student Council are Kay Frantz, Iames Callahan, and Iohn Robinson. Gur Iudiciary Court member is Tom Iohnson. ln the field of sports class members are on the following teams: Iunior varsity football-Stanley Gain, Kenneth Clouser, Tom Iohnson, Iames Callahan, Iohn Bauer, Milton Gouse, Roy Tobias, Larry Shreffler, Robert Morgan, Richard Bless, Edward Shaffner, Bill Schreadley, Walter Zimmerman, Iohn Lindsey. Ted Russ, Robert Whitman, David Deibler, Donald Smith, and George Noll: boy's varsity basketball, Iohn Bauerg Boy's junior varsity basketball, Iohn Bauer, Tom Iohnson, Donald Kepler, Hain Swope, and Larry Shreiflerg and girl's junior varsity basketball, Iudy Clouser, Kay Frantz, Sandra Mengel, Iacqueline Chronister, Ruth Winter, and Letty Crispen. Rosie Kitzmiller is I.V. Manager. 711 '-9 war CLASS OF 56 J -Q Q W First row: T. King, R. Lindsey, E. Shaffner, D. Smith, D. Lenker. T. Russ R Bliss W. Reigel. F. Peiffcr, G. Gingrich, D. Deibler, E, Hiester, C. Shaver. Second row: R. Berrier, L. Potteiger, R. Spangler, M. Buffington. Zimmerman T Buchanan, D. Doremus, C. Fleisher, R. Simpson. S. Farling, A. Lentz, I. Swcigard G Shopr S. Gain. Third row: Clouser, D. Dahlin. M. Koons, S. Ney, N. Rothwell, M. Dcibert I Piqt I. Felty, I, Stuckey. E. Rudy, E. Kuntz, I. Thompson, S. Erwin. Fourth row: G. Behrens, E. Capp, D. Smith, H. Swope, M. McWhinney, G Noll D Stoak, R. Shaffer, C. Reinhard, H. Mitchell, K. Alexander, E. Marvetic. We are proud to have a member of our class, Kay Frantz, as head ma- iorette of Lower PaXton's band. Gther majorettes include Carol Iohnsofn, Deanna Dahlin, and Patricia Boldoser: Flagtwirlers are Iudy Clouser, Barbara Lenker, Myrna Koons, and Alice Lentzg banner carriers are Ann Cassel and Carol Fleisher: our only member in the playing band is Frank Flickinger. The cheerleaders consist of Rosie Kitzmiller, Ruth Winter, and Letty Crispen. Active members on the Hall Patrol are George Noll, Hain Swope, Tom Iohn- son, and Iim Callahan. Members of the editorial staff of the newspaper are Rosie Kitzmiller, editorial page editor, Letty Crispen, front page editor, and reporters, Diane Doremus, Barbara Harrison, Carol Iohnson, and Iudy Sweig- ard. The business staff consists of Barbara Fritchey, advertising manager, Ieanne Shoaff, business manager, Barbara Lenker, Leanna Reifsnyder, Roy 'IIobias, Ieanne Stuckey, Sandra Mengal, Iim Callahan, Kay Frantz, and Dianna Dahlin. Chorus members are Iune Felty, Alice Shaffner, Dorothy Stoke, Patricia Miller, Ioanne Ferber, Ruth Winter, Mildred Deibert, Leanna Reifsnyder, Barbara Fritchey, and Iean Stuckey. The two members of the Glee Club are Iudy Clouser and Iean Stuckey. The following are members of the Red Cross: Leanna Reifsnyder, Nancy Rothwell, Hain Swope, Richard Bless, Iune Thompson, and Alice Shaffner. Class Historian LETTY CRISPEN Class of '56 75 saga Y -Q- Ifirwt mm- 1' l n-'lv ll Imltiw--n-1' IZ Wmnlxx-ml ll llmtfin- tml IZ Sh-lpalrnl I' Stzlilvx' li In-u1l1-:Iwi . S. Iinnll. I'. Plznlllng. S.-IAQIIIQ4--I', -I, SI1ivIilm1'.-IC, lin-vs-s, .12 SIIlI'lill'y- J. -Yulinu. Il, Slilll'.A1'. Zilllllllvxlllgln. h . J S1-wvml rum: li. liurns. ll. NMA, ll. Shlllt. 41. Saluurx-n-. N, 'l'1-nut, S. I1utTil1:tm1, C, Swartz. IC. ll'y. S. SI11--QI1-y. l'. Mvl'II4l1m'l11-lv, 15, Il:-I'm:1l1. 12. lluft'u'. .I. l':lsN-I. Il, ilrullx. Ii, Mnnhvrx. li, S1-rwll. 'l'lxil'cl1'4m': Ib, X.-'glvlx RI. I.i11m-y. I'. Shmli. li. Smith. ll, lizllm V. J, I'Itimp1-r. Il, lim-lilv-3. XV. Yurlwll. .x. lu-i4-Nr. lr. .lm--lvs, If, Zn-imln-rx ln. slum-. 12 l'ulIm'li. Class of 1958 M First rmx: 'l'. Ilutln-l1lw1'gwx'. ll. Zimmn-rmrm. .l. Spalnqlflx II. Ilzxrl-1vi'!, li. Salh-VN. S. I'utl1-i:'rl' Sm-mul Vanx: .I, tilwvxv. I.. NV1-zxvurlrlll. .l. lIn'ix:vn. ll, Huy, ,l. Hzllnhln-I'. Ii, Yilxuling. lll l'1-NMI I, llhif-nl1:lVI.'l1. Illxnvzln, l4'. I.1-mx. 'l'l1i1 I mu: .I. IM-win-lc. .l, Nlllmxlizl. S. Ililu-X. J. N31-. S, Szlvzllmln. V. 'l'ln'pin. N, Slllvlu-y. l', XV:1II:n. N! I'wtlvi:'v1'. Il, In-nm-x'. l-'llurlll xnfwg l, Nm-ulmlql, l'. Xlumm--rt. .l. llaxpp. A. lfaunllx. NI, Alon-k. ll. Zimlm-rmzm. Nl, l:l'l'I'.K. I-'il'tlu nm: 'I'. l':lpp. .l,4':1ssm-V. .L Kvlulu-rlilzu. ll. Ifrallxvix. Il, Ilnmln-j'. I., liulm, XV. Slnywlo-I' Sixllu V-xxx: BI. Hillurin-h. II, Z:-lllvlmuyxw, .I. Vish. ll Il:lI'p1-V. Il. l'1-mmxvll, ll. XlvNVD'ilmy, S1-xx-lull: lwmxvj W, Slnilll. IC, XI:-Foy. Ii, Slum-nixuu, Ii. Ifls-Il1l'julll1, Iiiulltlx I1-xv: II, Ifilulu-lxlmu. ll, Wnllx. fl. IHII5. l . Slvimlvr. .I. Ilninl ricluv. 76 -mum-an ,A 104' 'fi X? .KEY 1 Pg' N Vttt 5255 First rnw: J, Vnnns. IC. Xlvtxlt-t'. J. Pima. IP. Mnyvr. ll. Kiln--yy 'lj linylv. l', Ilnllinuu-r, ll. lflivltitluvl 1 I F ll. H1-nsn-l. IC. lwkn-N. R. 1511-g'nt', J, Shultz. IC, l'fnt+-rlinv. 0 St-vmnl row: lil l lt-tltle-tjinllll, .l, Ilynn. .l. Fnssn-tt, Il. trttstnt, NV, l'Ilwilngg1'l'. Y. Ill-isnt. J. NYllitlnt-l', S liuinux M. Mnrgnrvy. A. Stnnk, ti, Hnrtnsln, J, Hvrlmrt, K. Knhln-r, I.. l vttl'uw t' l't1v-Imrt-. l,, Ile-1-In-rt. 'l'P:ir4l ron: li. Svott, .I. lit-plvr. S, Ilolsingrn-V, V, 'l'ln'luin. IC. II1-ist-y, ll. NVnIls. A. Slnlttu, l'. lfiltz, Rl Nllvztft-l', M. Il:-Inn. S, Ilnltznnln. l.. Knnklv. YV. IInt'l'nnln, I., Iingllt-. lftvllrlll rnw: ll. Stn-ppalrtl, ll. llil'klmItl4'l', l'. Vim-ynl'tl. ID, Ze-iglvr. XI, Hslis. IP, Lyons, H, l'nIt'i4'li. .I MIIIIIIIUV. S, Mitvln-ll, IZ, Ke-isvr. Il. Linglv-, .l. Murris, 'l'. KI'illIl+'l'. ,L lirnmvr. W. llntly. N. .InInwmn, .l, tin-nw First run: Ii. tiinurit-lu, .I. lfritt-In-v. lb lult 4 , I. liivklt-. .I, Halrlnw, H, Kissillutw. ll, lilltlk:-Ilvrwgt-l', I N HotTnmn, li, Wttltt-r'. A S4-1-mn! rem: .l. Nirrt-ll. Ii. Mills-r. ll, lIt'itle'l', l'. M4-l':ll'tl1y, I.. lii1't'lvuw1'1', ll. 'l'nyIfn', I , Villlllitll, A. Yin ynrvl. I . Ny:-. .I. Rt-tlslolv, M. Hut-kln-y, 'l'lnr1l row: ti. Iillu-l. IL Smtlvs. lt, Mnllt-n, l', l'ntri:-k. t', Slut-nt'4-r, t'. Slmtln, I', liritton, lt. S1-hroy, l tPlIl'Yll rmvi lt. .lnnt-s, ti. llnllnson, ll. Itmvv, I . Sllzlvn-ly, ll. Mc-Latin, P. l'nltt'ig:e-r, P, Ih'nln-vk. ltifth run: V. ISI-ittnn, M. ltlmznlo-s, BI, Rt-this-n. .L Vrtnn. lt, Sztllgtw-, S. lmyh-, N, Zivnlnt-rnmn, Sixth ron: tl. 'l'I'IlllillLf1'l', li. IM-XVnlt, M. lirstntvr, .I. Stung, .l. Mill:-1'. Ft-xo-nth r.m: IC. N1-ide-rt, li. It:-inh:n't. ll. Swain. H, IH-slrl. W, Slmtlv. 77 Class of 1958 JUNIOR HIGH I 1 First row: Whitman, Blace, D. Parthemore, Morton, R, Ferber N, Kramer, Priest, W. Alexander, W, Etnoyer. Second row: G. Mitchell, B. Elder, L, Wingert, Shriner, D. Moore B. Walmer, George, L. Shepherd, W. Emminger, D, Mengel, R. Rider. Third row: B. Rosmer, C. Cassel, K. Iacenko, G, Wallace, O, Folk, l Kemberling, Gotwals, D, Blackburn, R. Whitemore, Fourth row: N. Nagle, G. Seig, E. Guitshall, S. Lindsey, N, Eichelberger I. Whitmer, Fahrling. Fifth row: S, Deremus, U, Pierce, R. Care, L. Rudy, S, Horstick, M Arnold, E. Reed, R. George. Sixth row: R. Maragos, H. Wickenhiser, D, Sersch, R. Beck, C, Roth- well. Seventh row: M, Brinker, Shoop, L, Deaner, E, Baker, C. Kresge. 78 CLASS OF '59 Cl s 'ff 1, :IMF A. .5 rv W fl A l'0I I II I'l'III'I I il'xI I mn: I.. llum:-r, .I. M4-nun-I. I. llnrrw-ll. I.. F. II'ili Ilvl' A I-:mul nm. .l. II:lI1-, W. Ilulllmzlu. .Il I':l4-my I.. IFIIW, II. S--I Imuux. I. 4':1lrrnlI. RI, Ximm:-l'xn:lu. .l, li--run-V. .I. Slu-:ln-l'. 'I'Illl'1I ruui S. I'fIn-l'wI.-. .I. Allivlu. I.. Ilivm, Xl. 1ll'in:1'l'. II'nr1-ml. S Ilumlx. XI. liuslu-rn, Z, I'riIw. I-'uurllr nm: Il. M-II-run. S. I.m-1-Il, IZ, Wilhvvlm. S. Wynn. Gulxlmll. .I. IZUI4-5, 1'. Iilnu, li. Slum. I,. Sillvll. I41I'lII rum' S. Wallf-Innzlll. .l. I,:IuvIw-rmllif-k. I' Slnllllvr. .I. Slu- url, I' Slu---Imlu. Iinppm-llllrlu I.. I.. xx 'Qt Ig.. 'Q' Wh... i l1I'I l'4INI I'I1 I'l'IlIi' Illrsl run: I'. XIIIIINII. I', Shultz. Y. Iirw-suv. Il Ilumiuznlwr. I Iiiixmill--r. li. Nlznrkll-y. I.. II'vII'lln-r, .I. II:ll'1-In-IMI:-. Q1-4-nml rum: .l. lin-In-r. ll. Xlillwr, S. Snzlvvly. Ii Iirviv-l'. N I-wlnh-, K. WmuIIn-alll. II. HMNIIII. 'I'Ilir1I rum: .l. Ilmxzlrwl. If, I.in:I1'. .l. IInIIu-rl. II. I :ul'lIll:. II Iiullln-r, 'I'. Slum-I'n'I'. V. .X-pvr. 1'. Ilrlllzn-l'. l mlrIII ron: .L llI'vrIn-im. I-I II4-im, I., .XluI1lx. .X. Ifux. S. Smal I IIl'l1In-I-Ia. .I, Wm-lluvrl, I iI'tIl VUIII NI. Hill'-V. II. I'i1+1-N, I,, Slllmmlu-l'. li. II Iirn-IN: N. Ibulru. Qixlll run: V. Sunil:-, N. Vnlxlnu. II .Im-IIIIX, lt, Slml..-I-, V l:..1.,.g 1 tiutalmll. Q4-xvnlll run: .I lrlmn. IC. Snlxwin-r. 1' I'i--I1-r, Il. Iimnpp. I Illlls Imll. .I, XYIIIQI-rl. M CLASSES J s All l xii . Upper picture, L. to R.: Art. Miss Pieffer, teacher: Social Studies, Mr. Curran. teacher: Home Economics, Mrs. Lyons, teacher: Chemistry. Mr. Bell, teacher: Physical Ed., Mrs. Davies, teacher: Industrial Arts, Mr. Porter, teacher. SU X Lunch Hour Hall Patrol . 1 SE if D' by W T First rowz G. Zimmerman, Calahan, M. Gain, T. Iohnson, D. Sellers, H. Swope, C. Gregor, R. Stummel. M. Zakis. Second row: G. Noll, D. Hoffer, B. Eisenhower, E. Keiser, G. McLane. F. Hartman, E. Boyer. Third row: E. Garland, L. Hoffner, E. Zimmerman, R. Hans, C. VVinter. 81 BOOSTERS Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Balmer, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bell Mr. and Mrs. A, G. Bennett Ieannette Bierbower Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brame Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Bruner Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Crider, Sr. Iackie The Brain Chronister Mr. and Mrs. Iesro Cruel Mr, E1 Mrs, Charles T. Fasnacht Mr. EB Mrs. George A. Fitting, Ir. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Frantz Mr. and Mrs. Iames Geiger Ir. Mr. Ioseph F, Hilbush Sandy Arlene I-Ioltzman Harry and Renee Iameson Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs. F. C. Iohnson George Kauffman Iohn R. Kepler Bernhardt Koons L. A. Mader Reynold Martz S. T. Miller 63 Mrs. George L. Mobley E1 Mrs. Wm. F. Morris, Ir. and Mrs. William F. Nye Mr. and Mrs. Witman Gingrich Mary and Cassel Plouse Miss Marjorie Hatchell Al and Colly Al and Lois William Alexander Ann and Goody Arletta, Dave, Harold Cora Asper Ella Asper Audrey and Leroy Iosephine Baer Helen Balmer Ioanne Balmer Iohn Balmer Barbara Iohn Bauer Marley S. Beck Ronnie Beck Mary Ellen Behm Gerry Behrens Ben Berdella Bernie and Kay Margie Berry Betsy and Stu Betty and lack Betty and Iohn Bev Net Bickle The Big Four La Bittle Mo Bittle Delbert Blackburn Dick Blass Bob and Shirl Mrs. Bolton Bonny Boots Audrey Bowman Tony Boyer Buch Bricker Lois Brightbill Patty Britton Miss Alice Brown Cheta Brown The Brown Family Frank Brown Terry Brown Carole Bruner Butch Bryan Mrs. Claude Bryan Herman Buffington Cal Carol and lack Carol and Iim Caroline and Iohnny Mr. B. C. Carpenter Mabel Carroll Fayetta Cassel Pat and Earl Cassel Iohn Casset Nancy Caum Charlie and Pat '54 Charlie The Kid Chick Chinaman Ioe Chip and Ella Chuck and Nanc Cinn and Phil Clara and Bob '54 Clyde Grover Cleveland Colgate Connie Ella Corbin Bob Cousy Elmer Coy Letty Crispen Nancy Crum Susie Crum Bev Deaven Ianet Deebel Mae Deebel Bob Deibert Sparrow Deibler Des Des and Sue Dianna '55 Dick Four Eyes Dick and Harold Iohn Dietrich Levi Dietrich Nancy Ieanne Di Donald Donna and Carl Suzanne Doremus Doris and Sonny Dotty '55 Sally Doyle Shirley Ebersole Ed Bernie Eisenhour Fat Enterline Molly Estes Esther and Ronnie George Farling Sandra Farling Faye and Irv Iune Felty Wayne Felty Barb Ferber Fern and Fred Filibuster Skip Finklestein Ellen Fledderjohn Carol Ann Fleish Donald Flickinger Frank Flickinger Kenny Folk Fran and Cork Kay Frantz Sandy Frantz Faye Frysinger Roy Frysinger Beattle Bailey Gain Iohnny Garland Gary '54 George and Io 82 Ianet Rhoads H. H. S. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Rohrbach Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rowe Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Shank Glenn Shepler I.H.H.S. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Shoop Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shutt Mr. and Mrs. Ray Shutt Miss Alfarata Stamets Dave and Iohn Suhr Mr. and Mrs. Fred Suhr Mr. and Mrs. George Suhr Ruth and Calvin Winter Mr, and Mrs. Charles Witmer Georgia and Harry Turner Gibson Ed Gillespie Freda and Lee Givler Pat Gottshall Grace and Stanley Charlie Gregor Iohn Grove Carol Gutshall Priscilla Gutshall Pete Harman Barbara Harrison Bo Hartman Harry and Georgie Dave Hauer Haurel and Lardy Lois Heim Toots Herman Denny I-Iockley Dave Hoffer Goldie Holler David Hoffman Mrs. Madalyn Holt Hoss Iune Howard Eileen Hoy Iohn Hoyer Mrs. Iames Humphrey Mrs. Alberta lkes er Ina Rae and Paul Irving lack lack and lane Barbara Iacobs Ian and Dennie Ian and Ioe Ianet, Pam, Chuck Ianet and Skip Ianie Ieanne and Tucke lim and Carol Io and George mm '54 1' E xr, 'L' ' 5 Q -,, ' X' 'r vl -,angry --1 Q '41 f f, T49 ' 1 ' 1 ' : I 1-il -3..- ..- 5 l' ...- -,1-. 83 ,Aguila 5-N Mixed Chorus and Thespians lx! run: .X SlezliTm-r. .I. V14 ,I, shutTr..-1-, X. Mzwlmlm-v'. IE, S4'lllllN!ll1'I', I-'. llnthxwll. S, Aiye-rs. li, Wanlr-. I N-14,1111 nm. l'. Mille-r. J. l+'n-rlwr. XI. lirn-salav, .L Mc-l'lvlIzlu, ll. I'l1u4-r. A, l'l'i1-si. 'l', llllnsivks-1'. IL XYinIn l. XI'-Xlllrrzly. IZ. lxlll nn. lf, Slmmk. IZ. Whit.-. li. I-'l'itvlwy. I.. Its-it'sl1y1ivV, 'l'I1irrl run: ll Stalmlln-I. J. XV:-an-r'. V. lirn-sul: V. NVintvr. l.. HuITm-F, 'IX ,lulnlsmg I.. liixlvr. li. Zimm mm It HIIN II limlllihl K l'l ll , zz '. . , ' , fr vw, Il. Snape-. lb. Wzlllf-rx. I-irq rump li. l.1-ilq, S II:1l'Imm..l, Svlln-VN, 1' A131-rs. S llollzmnn. .X limxllnzm. I, Iillwlllo-lv. V. lizrrlzlml V. Slzlilvy. J. IN-ilflwr. S14-mul Frm: IP. IIUIT1-I'. 'lf .l1vImNnn. 15. lily-hullam Il llulln-lllu-Vu'-ly S. llwplv. Mr. I-'axsluan-Ill. N. Millvl If liviv'l'. .I NVQ-:no-I2 if XYilll1-F, II. Su'hl'r-fI'lv'l'. 84 vllxvr. V, Iirvlm. .I. Sill:-In-v. .I, V4-lu. M, IPI-ilu-ri. IP, II1-Irivk. I-'. I-'rvsin-'sy Scroll Editorial and Business Staff IMNPI N EDITORIAL STAFF ipaxton Scrolll Seated-I. Deibler. E. Zimmerman, Grubb, R, Kitzmiller, L. Crispen, R. Haas. O. Cromwell. Standing - I.. Wynn, B, Deaven, E. As- per, D. Doremus, G. Iones. Sweigert, C. Kreps, Z, Machamer, B, Harrison. BUSINESS STAFF QP:-xxton Scrollj Seated-E. Hartman, C. Myers, B, Frit- chey, Shoaff, A. Bickle, Sharretrs. Standing-B. Eisenhour, R. Winters, L Riefsnyder. S. Mengel, B. Kuhn, M. Shar- retts, S. Myers, B. Lenker, B. Wilson, R Beck. Student Council and Varsity P STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: Earl Zimmerman, Mike Gain, Charles Gregor, Shirley Harlow Fred Hartman Dolores Leiby, Mr, Bell. Standing: Iohn Harlow, Kay Frantz, Sandra Frantz, Tony Boyer Mike Zorek own Mumper, Todd Doyle, Gloria Herman, Bud Zimmerman. it VARSITY UP Kneeling: Dolores Leiby. Standing: Io Ann Deibler. Annetta Bickle, Betty VVynn lariet Sharretts, Carol lVlyerQ Mrs, Davies, Coach. 86 ' Q! 77 Student Court and Varsity P Seated: Clara Stailey, Shirley Harlow, Dave Oswald. Standing: Iohn Cas- sette. Calvin Winter, xl Fred Hartman, and Tom Iohnson. X.- d wr .fax - M... A Q..-f..fM-'MM' Q15 x 'N ff' T i NWQTIQ' VARSITY P First rowt Dave Hoffer, Ronald Schreffler, Leroy Hoffner, lack Lenker, Daniel Rothezts lverger. Calvin VVinters, Arthur Shade, Second row: Albert Chronister, Fred Hartman, Iaelz VVeaver. Robert Shive, Gary Chohany, George McLane. Third row: Donald Sellers, Miehafl Gains, Edward Keiser, Charles Gregor, Rohert Stammiel. Fourth row: Stan Holsinger, Richard VValters, Nlichael Zakis, George Zimmerman, Iohn Bauer. 87 N.-v - W if QW :rv 1 , -.mae-.shew Q? ' a v b li-in-,Q Mlm rom, 5, me UNE J CENTS ...H--5 Top Picture-First row: lane Spickler, Gloria Herman, Kay Frantz, Sandra Frantz. Second row: Bob Stammel, Harry Finkelston, Prince-Stan Holsinger, Princess-Bonnie Cromwell, Iohn Cassett, Ed Shaffner. Third row: Queen-Io-Ann Deibler: King-Charles Gregor. Middle left: Queen'-lo-Ann Deibler: King-Charles Gregor, Middle right: Princess-Bonnie Cromwell: Prince-Stan Holsinger. 88 Dance Bond and Court of Honor First row: H. Swope, Z. Machamer. Mr. Gingrich. Second row: R. Beck, L. Bittle, C, Stailey. I. Shriner. Third row: B, Schubauer, B. Yarnell, L. Hoflner, C. Engle, L, Bittle. Fourth row: S. Frantz, E. Zimmerman, L. Hoffner. Snqrh-'ai' i fi '+gg 3 L. to R.: I. Robbins, L. Turns, C. Garland, S. Doyle, S. Clark, C. Myers. D. Shutt, I Shaffner, N, Miller, Sellers, B. Scbubauer, I. Rooney. R. Fulk, D. Fleisher. Waigner, ll Gambler, D, Leiby, I. Sharretts, N. Crum, I, Whistler, S. Kennedy, A, Bickle, I. Deibler, li. Sellers, Weaver, Brenize, L. Walters, A. Bowman, M. Deeble, I. Baer, V. Alexander. B. VVynn. S. Holtzman. M. Callahan, S, l-larlow. 89 'S-3,.1..9,J X J. i xx. .E V .A 4 , . . A , 1 i ig SA xl Q5 xl K 'sfahglv Q 2 Q gif im X , J MfQj,jfy5Q, X M ty Q my Q il L if 1 ff. iw ' is Lv W bfi: ,jx ,f Nw' .,::,, 3 if X -X iff N fi gm: A ,, views 2 XM-wff? , K 3 WS' gfgsg , lf XKXQQ xx f ' ,Q Y' wiki? 5.31 Y 1 ,L rf i XM .A , Q55 gf 1 3 f I Q wx X Xkvxxxxxk W x xf 7 xi.-A . 'S' . K ll ., -L k . HF N . sum: .-.wxw ,X - si Nw M- - Us . 1.. is Q MR SH A Q5 X y r -w XX 'xx ,A M-Q 5-:Enix F -JM fm? .,. Band and Band Front BAND First row: R. Haas, R, Schroy, R. Beck, I Shreiner. C. Engle, D. Harman, L. Hoffner, R Burkholder, E. Zimmerman, F. Flickinger. Second row: F. Pittman, K. Pattrick, B. Wilhelm, M. Wilhelxn, B. Pyeatt, W. Doll, R. Dunkelberger, P. Clouser, S. Frantz. Third row: W. Alexander, T. Whitnian. W. Smith, Van Qrsdel, S. Hoffner, T. Mengel, D. Prosser, W. Yarnell, C. McCleary. Fourth row: Z. Machamer, S. Zimmerman, C. Stailey, L, Bittle, L. Bittle, D. Caum, A, Oberheim, B. Shubauer, G. Buchannan, L. BAND FRONT Front row: S. Sheesley, N. Trout, Lego. Hoffner. Second row: C. Fleisher, P. lVlclVlurray, A. Cassel, S. Ewing. Cheerleaders Upper left: Betty Wynn. Upper right: Nancy Dimtni, Ruth Winters, Rosabelle Kitzmiller Loretta Wynn. Center: Dolores Leiby lffaptainl, Lower left: Letty Crispen, Betty Wynn, Shirley Harlow, Dolores Leiby. Lower right Shirley Harlow. 92 3 -- if, .1f, 'f ,Y,-Af4xvg.'v-2 f - - ,f W f, f f f- f A fxj-5,125 Xf- 1 A 3-ij' -A.f-1g+X--T , .1 ' Q-gr! ---Q. f-Q - J -f - - -Y 43-f-X..-X N Nf--f '- if -f., - . v---' ff - +. - -,- .gxx, ..xfX., A , 'TX1 A ,-.. r veg,-N ' ' ' Y' f 'L f , J -F? ff' il-N ' .Y - , 'HF wi ' -7?'.TT5: A X A WWW avi q Si AJ Q ar 1 - ' X Q MQ! Xi XX if - XXX? V 1 Lf-Ii 1 XX 75' 2-N xx is Kx xx - gk-ex N 4 X ! 9 J A E xii-'turn-nm S 4--iii 93 3 Baseball . . . - - ' A A f .. . , x m W lm -'52 ,. sw 1 ' . ,.. , . , J' -' H B . 4 -X, SYS? I '-Q ' V V IAQQYRRL1' ,z - -I. K . X 7 1' Lf' K K f- K L f rf , - 1 li! X ' lf J j zl., . 4? v f' i'i 5 S x v I 1' w Q x ,f' 67. n 9' 'x ' .,. iffy , If ' '1 K 4 I ' W' .. Q ' ' W A A ' w nun-I' , wg 'E M J k -,A-5 ' 4, - ' xugxv-nv---f ,Q X F1 fi ' Y ' f . v VY - 1 , x ' . 41, , ,5f ,, Q 1.-Jw , Qi ' 1 A' . - . ., -Y 'I' , ,..,.. . N L. 113 - ' E-1 X '- . V 'Z' ' Qgiezw f'f'1lw-5-.5 v--V ,:' , mf' ,,.,, W - . f Kg 4 W 1 Y f B X QQ wi , in 5 . , w R .f ., .Aw . ,. . 313111. Q13 ' 41 ' 'M' Q . N ' f ' K, in , P ' i ...1 ,,., 2 ., , , ,,,., , ' ' Q V QL .-1 A ,,.. ' .... ' '.2N.9A f - .4 'f.'T-M- 'E ' T 5 '- QM ug ' W K Gi givin f 94 '13- wfkyfgm 4 an - ..., Q5 ' 3 vw X .. 4, v ,,W,.k,..,... M :,'A Q 1 ' K' A .X f ' X! qi-'Qs-'iG.X QQ -ti' Q Season of 1953 4 Jaffa 95 Q Baseball -- 1953 Foregrouncl: Coach Rote: Assistant Coach Christian. Front row: D. Hauer, I, Bauer, I. Callahan, E. Bates, R. Haas. Second row: L. Hoffner, R. Scott, M. Gain, F. Hartman, R. Stammel, H. Ewing, I. Winters, K. Goodman, H. Swope, D. Holler. Third row: C. Gehr, I. Lenker. I. Pogue, P. Stouffer, I. Bairgher, M, Zakis, C. Oellig. April April April April April May May May May May 1 SCHEDULE LP OPP Highspire . . . . . 4 2 Susquehanna . . . . . 4 6 Middletown ...... . . 6 6 Swatara .......... . . . 15 12 Harrisburg Catholic .... . . 1 7 Highspire ......... . . 0 4 Susquehanna . . . . . 4 9 Middletown . . . . . 2 8 Swatara ............ . . 1 0 Harrisburg Catholic . . . . . 5 7 96 Football -- 1953 First row: D. Hoffer, D. Lynch, A. Shade, D. Rothenberger, C. Winter. R. Stammel, G. Chohany. B. Eisenhour, E. Keiser, T. Iohnson, R. Schrelfler, E. Bates, F. Hartman. Second row: C. Gregor, D. Oswald, G. Zimmerman, D. Sellers, M. Gain, I. Lenker. H. Ewing. G. McLane, I. Weaver, M. Zakis, A. Chronister, R. Stevick, I, Callahan, S. Holsinger. Third row: L. Cunkle. S. Iohnson. E. Fledderjohn. L. Heckert, W. Rudy, I. Grove. R. Metzler, R. Whitman, K, Clouser, D. Deibler. H. Finkelston, I. Cassatt, W. Schreadley, W. Hoffman. L. Schreffler, T. Iohnson, A. Pottiger, M. Gouse, R. Tobias, R. Morgan, Baur. Fourth row: Coach G. Rote, Assistant Coach W. Witmer, C. Zimmerman, W. Zimmer- man, I. Kepler, R. Blass, E. Ickes, E. Schaifner, I. Lindsey, D. Smith. D. Hnver, D. Kepler, H. Hockley. Sept, Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. SCHEDULE LP Harrisburg Catholic .... . . . . . . . Away York Catholic ....... . .. Away New Cumberland . . . . . Away Camp Hill ..... Home Middletown . . . . . . Home West Shore . . . . . . Away Enola ........ . . . Home Hummelstown . . . .. Home Swatara .... . . . Away Susquehanna . . . . . Away 97 OPP 12 1-1 32 7 O 25 13 21 22 21 I A Top picture, knee-ling: R, Stammel. H. Ewing. D. Lynch, B. Eisenhour, D. Rothenhergcr Standing: Lenker, F. Hartman, T, Johnson, G. Chohany, R. Schreifler, 98 Q - wx F Q . X . 42 .3 '23 yqgngnnmmnvuwni I I If Y X x 5 W 0 ' 77' ,fl 1,1 ll, Top picture, km-cling: E. Keiscr, E. Bates, M. Guin, I, XNYURIVCI Standing: D, Hoffvr, C, XVintcr. A. Shndv, G. McLane. 99 Ill M Top, L. and R.: Anncttn Bickle, Io Ann Dcihlcr. Middle: Icamnc Brcnizc. Bottom, L. to R.: Izmct Shnrretts, Dolores Lciby. Carol Myers 100 4 M, bp. L. .md R.: Nllkc Gain, Rolwrt SLIIIIIIIUI uttom, L, .md Ry Guorgv McL.mc. lurk Lvnkn 101 Varsity Basketball Mlmllnu. Mrs, Ihvltml. .lu Ann In-uhh-1', .I+-nlmv l-In -mzv, .lallxvl SIlz1l'rn-IIS. Mary Sln:n'l'e-th. I':lrwI X151 lml-.wx l-mln Num-Ilzl Ili:-IQI4-. .Immun 1il'uhl: IZ4-tix' Wynn. l,4-uw 4-4-Illlxi hw Nlzu-halmn-I'. Ih-u-Vly Wilwn, lillzl .XiIVl'l', Hlnllys NVml1'. Szlwlrzl I l'2llllX. Ilizlllzl Ilvlrixl lin 1.0-u-rlx' In-uvvn, Ilusiv liitzmillnl rx IIu!'l'l4-1'. lim-i:4-I llnalx. ,Xlln-1-I I'!n'ux1isl1-r. .lzlwk I..-like-V. .lwlm Ihxll--11 Xlilw Znkix. Ilulr Stzlmxm-I. Fhsnxllw lim-:fu l.wv1':e- X14-I.:lln-4 Blah--4.:11n. Nllllnn mullxv. In hard Wallin-lg 1'n:u'I4 limwua- llutv. 102 Jr. Varsity Basketball 13253 Dec. Dee. Dec. F154 Ian. Ian. 1115 3 Dec. Dee. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dee. 11154 lan. Ian. II 1111 111 1 II 1111 II 1 1 lgl 111 XI I I I III I I II I I I Ill II Il Il I II N l I 1 II GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL L-D O-DP Ian. Swatara ..... Away Hummelstown Away 32 47 Feb l'lummelstown Home Enola ........... Home 30 70 Feb Enola ....... Away Alumni .,... , . Home 54 55 Feb Lemoyne . . Home Feb Susquehanna Home Lemoyne . , . Away 28 27 Feb Highspire . Away Highspire Home 51 -I9 Feb Swatara . Home BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL 1-P OPP Ian. New LZLIIIIIWIICI Away Hbg, Catholic Home 51 64 Ian, Highspire . ,. Home Lebanon Cath, . . . Home 57 50 Ian. Swatara ..... Away Susquehanna Home 55 53 Ian. Susquehanna Away l'lummelstown Away 30 60 Feb Hummeistown Home Enola ,.....,..,. Home 67 62 Feb Enola ......, Away Alumni ......... Home 62 58 Feb Lemoyne .... Home Hbg. Catholic Away 41 67 Feb Clamp Hill . . . Away Feb. New Cluinblgl Home Lemoyne ,.,. . . Away 39 56 Feb Higlwspire . . . Away Camp Hill . . . . . Home 52 60 Feb Swatara . Home 33 37 33 43 32 LI3 32 52 50 61 35 -II 59 68 -I0 -I2 55 61 40 5l 5-I 50 -H 37 og 65 6-I 71 59 62 12 711 71 67 E35 73 BOOSTERS Ioan and Walt lohn and Ianie Iohn and Ienny Tommy Iohnson Alphonso Ioppy lune and Kenny Betsy Keiser Ken and Gizmo Kendall Bill Kepler Donald Kepler lim Kepler KiPPV and Eddie Teddy King Garvin Kissinger Frank Kitzmiller Rosie Kitzmiller Carol Kloss Dorothy Knapp Miss Theresa Knapp Robert Knupp David Kolar Myrna Koons Kathleen F. Kreiser Carol Kreps Martha Kresge Pud Kuhn Shirley Leach Mrs. Viola Leach Lee and Lora Lou Nancy Lehman Barb Lenker Bob Lichliter Frances Lingle Liz Lolly Mae and Harold George Markley Marsha Mrs. Amy Martin Slater Martin Mrs. Maurer Patsy McCarthy Giggles McEldowney Peggy McGarvey Pat McMurray Anna Mengel Dale Mengel Sandy Mengel Mike and Io Bonida Miller Mrs. Ellen Miller Mrs. Iohn R. Miller, Loretta P. Miller Mary Ellen Miller I. Norman Miller Patsy Miller Milo Robert Morgan Marilyn Monster Barbara Morton lack Morton Tuff Morton Donald Moyer Pat Mullen Ioan Mumper Sylvia Myers Harold Nettleton Mrs. Clark Neubaum Fred Ney Shirley Ney Norm and Polly Arden Obberheim Old Dad Ollie Dixon Oswald Mr. and Mrs. Palm Kippi Patrick Peggy Carol Pieffer Miss Druce Pieffer Mrs. Marion H. Peric Mrs, Sarah Peters Helen Pipes Mrs. Ada Potteiger Sam Potteiger Caroline Pugliese '47 Flap Pugliese Marilyn Reeder Regal '55 Leanna Reifsnyder Donald Reinherd Sandra Reside Margaret Rhoades ..Ro,, Iewel Robbins Ronnie and Darlene Byron Rosener Tom Rothenberger Ruthie and Hook Bill Rothman Roy and Doris Lester Rudy Henry L. Rupp Mrs. Henry L. Rup Iim Ryan Sally Dottie Sangree Georgie Sangree Dick Schroy P Betsy Schubauer '55 Iohn Schultz Dick Scott Bob Sellers Don Sellers Earl W. Sellers Elenor Shaffer Robert Shaffer Tommy Shaffer Alice Shalfner Ed Shaffner Ieanne Shaffner Carol Shatto Carl Shaver Marie Sheaffer Donna Shearer Iohn Shearer Sandra Sheesley Shirley and Calvin Shirl and Tom Bob Shive Albert Shocker Barbara Shocker Nancy Shocker Alice Grace Shoop Mrs. Carrie Shutt Doris Shutt Leroy Shutt Spoitty Shutt Skeets and Marti Slappin 4 Donald Smith Doris Smith Walter Smith Susie Snavely Bob Stammel Stan and Letty 104 Mary Sternler Bob Stevick Iames Strong Iean Stuckey Sue Abbie Suhr Paul R. Suhr Susie Suss Connie Suttles Suzanne Ray Swisher Lida Anne Swope Sylvia and Bill Ieanne Szivos Teddy Terry and Io Iune Thompson Toby Tod Leonard S. Unibe Zaya S. Unibe Iohn Urban Curtis Vineyard Gladys Wade Warren and Shirley Leroy Weaver Miss Sara Weaver Iune Weigher Wendy Larry Wevadau Dick Williams Shirley Willow Ioyce Ellen Wingert Charles Whistler Ieanne Whistler Raymond Whitmore Woodie Sandra Wynn Ioe Young Mike Zakis Dave Zeigler, Esq. lean Zimmerman Miles Zimmerman Sally Zimmerman Zimmie ' Zoe and lack Compliments of William E. Sees, Jr. Consulting Sanitary Engineer Cifvil Engineering and Surveying ZZ State Chamber Commerce Bldg 222 N. Third Si., Harrisburg, Pa PHCNE 8-0653 106 iid' Q xx i tj' if 5' faihicht Siubio I f W Official 4,b11Qmqfapm K pb V.- 4091V12:rl2e?:SL f 'flarripbutlg Q , Nou. pay , Esiamsheh 1890 XF 4. bi 3 W WV X 'N x X T, K A X 'M' I SA M ' R f X L Q ...NA--4:2 -'- - 1-4 l--f':Ei':g:' ---W4---M... 107 TO OUR PATRONS AND FRIENDS We, the Class of '54, express our sincere appreciation for their generous participation in helping to make this yearbook possible. 108 Mandal Inn Alma and Frank ManD alino Owner 109 TULATIONS OF 1954 Stammel's Feed Mill I COMPLIMENTS OF THE xl' deff? XXX 'l BLUE PIG 111 - I Mummert Bros. Inc PLUMBING - HEATING SHEET METAL Plumb' 0 I lqmlil I I Phone: 5-5320 - 5-9219 4623 Jonestown Road I Harrisburg, Pa. I I .. .... ...I 112 FINEST IN FARM MACHINERY -N ll ,iliex-1 , K , .ries If - Q R MI! at , I 15 ii-Je f f Wa' ' X See our line of OLIVER GRAINMASTER COMBINES before buying We carry a complete line of Oliver Tractors and farm machinery. Specialized service on all makes of tractors by factory trained mechanics. Agricultural Machinery Co. 180 South 15th Street, Harrisburg, Pa. ouvlsn OLIVER AUTHQRIIED Phone 3 AUTHORIZED 3451855 I F MOYFR Prop 541855 0 . , ' 113 R. C. Keim Motor Co 6' ' SALES sjfzjyec-L SERVICE Service Is The Heart of Our Business AAA and KEYSTCNE TOVVING SERVICE A-1 Guaranteed Used Cars BODY WORK and PAINTING Phone 5-5515 - Linglestown, Pa. 114 G. W. Fox Estate GENERAL MERCHANDISE MEATS and GROCERIES 1 f' u 1- 1 f fl' Pffiif Piketown Phone: Shellsville 9-2307 115 - ' -I MILES B. ZIMMERMAN MILES B. ZIMMERMAN II The Zimmerman Home For Funerals I W W LINGLESTOWN PENNSYLVANIA Phone 5-501 1 116 Compliments of Robert H. Hoke Post 272 W RI M EG O65 Ill 1 ' 'll Pxfxefiv C ,ff 1, 9 : awww : 5 '!'W-- '4'X' 5 2 4' ex-6'-af 6? 9 C Wlflu M vt LINGLESTOWN, PA. 117 BEAUTIFUL, LUXURIOU S STUNNINGLY DIFFERENT A Shutt Created Home of Interest to Discriminating People STWIIIIJTE FOR Qum. . An investment in a home created by Amos C. Shutt It is knowing at the out-set that your house will be the product of the best woods and the most skilled hands in the Building Industry. Phone: 5-7315 or 5-5126 118 STAILEY' RESTAURANTS WE CATER TO PRIVATE PARTIES AND BANQUETS Harrisburg State Airport New Cumberland 6 Miles East of Harrisburg on Route 22 Phone: 5-6061 or 39566 119 ffGus!? lfpetefi ZIRILLI BRO . GARAGE and SERVICE STATION Ear Repairing Amoco Gas and Oil PHCNE 4-9038 3320 Jonestown Road Progress, Pa 120 COMPLIMENTS OF . . LESTER . HOFFER Contractor Builder I W 12 fx... ., .,. - 1 . r 1 F..f,gx, -.41Li4l:L- llT- A . I W W ' Xxx L T- ?wid ' ai,-. E' A hi ? fy gay ' .- Qw,,'Llg ' 5? - as-as ET E 1 jnf gfiyy maaagga, 'Wir fff , Lnlnillllm ff il :EQIP ri::jf'.1 'ff 'HN l - 1 ff-I 'flax 1 'QF'-.3 '-1-ffm' vf:,,,,,,,1.-f:?fl,.,,,,.-- 5 A : 1' -1 - 52 - g , . QT, 'H If fi' -Zf',:1:1m'1?i'Q13f5 w':f1Q':ff .fQ l:l' 3: LTP ,.. av-- Representative for NORTHERN HOMES 4807 ORCHARD ST. PHONE 5.5098 121 i 1 i.-,,.,,il Compliments of Lenkerbrook Farms V Finest In DAIRY PRQDUCTS V ROUTE 22 PHONE 5-5850 I I 122 EGENREIDER'S GROCERIES - FROZEN FOODS CONFECTIONS FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS W:KnowOur 4607 Locust Lane Phone 5-6305 Free Delivery 123 Fountain Service Candy Visit Eichelberger's Confectionary and SEVEN STEPS DOWN on Herford Street Phone: 5-9038 Tobaccos Delicatessen 124 Grubb's Sunoco Service Rt. 22 at Skyline View RD. 3, Harrisburg, Pa. 1 + I Try Us for That Next Lubrication OFFICIAL INSPECTION STATION No. A398 125 Hundreds of houses in Lower Paxton Township have been built thru the use of our Services and Building Materials. Your High School as Well. When considering remodeling or building, give us an opportunity of showing Our Wares . . . . Thanks Pennsylvania Supply Co. I 10th and Mulberry Street Harrisburg, Pa. The Building Material Centre I 126 ohn ll. Houck General Merchandise FROZEN FOODS - FANCY GROCERIES HO UCK'S MANOR Phone 5-6462 Linglestown, Pa. R. D. No. 1 IT PLEASES US TO PLEASE YOU WHOLESALE RETAIL EARL LATSHA Dealer In All Sizes Rough Saw Mill Lumber Finished Fir or Yellow Pine Doors and Hardwood Flooring MILL: 1 Mile Northeast of Hbg. on Linglestown Rd. Phone: 8-4711 MAILING ADDRESS: 4334 N. Sixth Street, Hbg., Pa. 127 KEEP YOUR GARDEN GROWING When One Crop is Over, Plant Another BE SURE OF SUCCESS - ALWAYS PLANT SCHELL'S QUALITY SEEDS They Grow Better - They Yield Better 10th and Market Sts., Harrisburg, Pa. ASK FOR A FREE COPY OF OUR CATALOGUE CAMPBELL APPLIANCE Sales and Service Old U.S. Route 22, Paxtonia, Pa. KELVINATOR Refrigerators - Ranges - Home Freezers Washers - Dryers - Ironers Oil Burners, Sales and Service Hoover Vacuum Cleaners 128 Colonial Nursery, Inc. Landscaping PHONE HARRISBURG, 5-5511 Charlton - Harrisburg, Pa. WATCHES DIAMONDS 1. HALL, JEWELER 2540 Walnut Street, Penbrook - Harrisburg, Pa. Phone 6-4102 Watch - Clock - Jewelry Repairs All Work Guaranteed IEVVELRY SILVER 129 PHONE: 5-5020 Colonial Park Radio Sales and Service AIR CONDITIONERS TELEVISION SPECIALISTS SALES INSTALLATION AND SERVICE Member MID-STATE RADIO SERVICEMEN'S ASSOCIATION Salesroom 4443 Jonestown Road, Colonial Park Harrisburg, Pa. Pennbrook Hauling Co ROY M. ALBRIGHT, Proprietor to COAL and DRAYAGE R.D. 3, Harrisburg, Pa. - Phone 5-5513 2715 Walnut St., Penbrook I- Phone 6-1629 130 Compliments of I LEIBY'S WELDING CONSTRUCTION W, M ,K X , I R t 39- 1112 Miles West of L gl t I Phone: 5-8411 COMPLIMENTS OF FAME Laundries, Inc Phone: 2-4242 I DRY CLEANING l ...... --.J 131 L. G. Balfour Company Attleboro, Massachusetts Known wherever there are Schools and Colleges CLASS RINGS AND PINS COMMENCEMENT 1Nv1TAT1oNs . DIPLOMAS . PERSONAL CARDS CLUB INSIGNIA . MEDALS sl TROPHIES Represented by MR. W. G. ROSS 120 South Second Street Wormleysburg, Penna. PLUMBING and HEATING - WELDING and BRAZING OIL BURNERS TOM HEIM R.D. 3, Harrisburg, Pa. - Phone 5-6611 Repair Work GEO. HEIM--PHONE 5-6584 132 H. R. STEES CLEANING and DYEING There's A Difference Odorless Cleaning WE CALL AND DELIVER - SAME DAY SERVICE BELL 2-0337 Plant 2805 BANK STREET PENBROCK, PA J ack and Jill Day School and Summer Camp, Inc. NURSERY - KINDERGARTEN PRIMARY GRADES Phone: 6-4418 133 Hoffman Bros. Sz Wilson, Inc. Established 1882 CRUSHED LIMESTONE BUILDING SUPPLIES FLAGSTONE . CEMENT CORRUGATED PIPE k ,. Quarries 23rd St and Readi g R.R PO B 30 H ll Statio - Harrlsb g Pen a COMPLIMENTS OF I HENDRICKSON TEXACO SERVICE 2720 Walnut Street Penbrook 134 Aircraft-Marine Products, Inc. 2100 Paxton St., Harrisburg, Pa. gi Precision Engineering Applied to the End of a Wire COMPLIMENTS W. E. HOFFMAN ICE CO. 7th and Camp Streets Harrisburg, Pa. Earl J. Schubauer '-I I 135 ' 'I I I at Us SCHRAFFTS Chocolates ' 62 -'f-'f-'-'ff''ff-' iff:- 'r 'v'- 'f-1'-2'-'YA ff f -'J -'::'A ''ff- Af - '- A'A -'-' M. Brenner Sz Sons, Inc. Distributors 7th and Division Streets Harrisburg, Pa. BGB FOHL COMPLIMENTS OF Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward Dehner Smith's Atlantic Service gulf f VARC' Accessories - Lubrication - Tires Washing PHONE 5-9034 4603 Jonestown Rd. Colonial Park 137 1926 1954 Thos. J. Johnson Landscape Service 60 WILLOW ROAD, CoLoN1AL PARK, HARRISBURG PHONE 5-7659 COLONIAL GARAGE 231 Blackberry Street, Harrisburg, Pa. PARKING and SERVICE Phone 36264 - Oscar I.. Lingle, Prop. Compliments of H. L. GREEN Congratulations Seniors from COLLINS' PHARMACY FOUNTAIN SERVICE FINE COSMETICS Prescriptions Called for and Delivered PHONE 5-8921 A. E. COLLINS, Pharmacist 3717 Ionestown Road, Progress, Harrisburg, Pa. 138 Compliments of R. E. WOLFE Phone: Harrisburg 5-5629 Shellsville 9-2806 WALTER M. KUNTZ Plastering LATHING STUCCOING Linglestown, R. D. 1, Penna. Compliments of MR. and MRS. L. M. F. HOCKER MEL ZERBY Heating S1 Hardware 4901 Jonestown Road Phone 5-9211 139 L. G. MUMMA GENERAL ELECTRIC Call Harrisburg 4-3201, 4-3202 31st and Walnut Streets, Penbrook, Pa. Compliments of RAUB SUPPLY COMPANY WHOLESALE PLUMBING, HEATING and ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Sales Representative ROBERT E. RHODES MEET YOUR MILKMANU RALPH E. SHUEY Representing HARRISBURG DAIRIES Harrisburg, Pa., R.D. No. 1 Office 4-1181 -Home 8-2104 Linglestown R.D. Colonial Park Phone: 5-8141 or 6-3362 Linglestown Beauty Shop East Market Street, Linglestown, Pa. CLAIRE and DON KISTLER, Prop. 140 A. SUNNYHILL FARMS DAIRY SAFE MILK FOR BABIES Delivered Fresh From Our Farms to Your Door Rutherford Heights, Pa. Phone 2-7302 PERIOD Upholstery and Furniture Co., Inc. Harrisburg, Pa. RONNIE and HARRY KNACKSTEDT Phone 8-7204 SEIG COAL CO. SWATARA COLLIERY CO. Attested Standard Anthracite 4611 Fritchie Street. Colonial Park, Pa. PHONE OFFICE 5-5475 HOME 5-5573 Compliments of LINGLESTOWN ICE 81. COAL CO. u PURE ICE - OOLLIERY COAL Phone 5-6562 Linglestown, P 141 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '54 FARM BUREAU INSURANCE CO'S. 3607 Derry St., Harrisburg, Pa. SWART Z SUPPLY CO. PLUMBING - HEATING - STORM WINDOWS S DOORS Office and Show Room 2629 BOOSER AVENUE PENBROOK, PA. Phone 4-5055 RALPH Compliments of DAVE HAIN BROS. GARAGE PHONE 3-0838 MOON KEN CARL'S AUTO SHOP AUTO STRAIGHTENING - PAINTING - WELDING WRECKED CARS MADE NEW 24 HOUR TOWING SERVICE Phone: 5-6122 Linglestown, Pa. 142 Telephone 5-5827 PAUL KELLER Used Cars A Better Car for Less 4930 IONESTOWN ROAD On Route 22 Harrisburg, Pa. Compliments of V, D, LEISURE COMPANY The General Tire Goes a Long Way To Make Friends 20th 8 Derry Street f- Phocne 8-7273 The Baldwin Printing Service Creators and Designers of DISTINCTIVE PRINTING 407 Rutherford Road lColonial Parkl. Harrisburg. Pa. PHONE 5-6542 BEST WISHES CLASS OF '54 U. S. Route 22 10 Miles East of Harrisburg 143 Home Owned and Operated FEATURING SELF SERVICE MEATS NAGLE'S FOOD MARKET Paxtonia, Pa. Established - 1919 We Sell the Best and Service the Rest TOWARD'S ESSO SERVICE ONE COMPLETE STOP 3539 Walnut St. Compliments of HAGEMAN ELECTRIC COMPANY H. H. MILLER Quality Feeds Eshleman, Full-O-Pep, Purina and Wayne Feeds Mill Feeds and Flour - Farm and Lawn Seeds Lime, Cement and Fertilizer ROUTE 88 Phone 5-5314 PAXTONIA, PA n 1 l 1 1 - 144 ARMSTRONG FLOORS-Rubber, Linoleum, Asphalt, Linotile STEEL Sz. CERAMIC WALL TILE-Kitchen and Bath Guaranteed - All Colors FORMIOA TOPS ROCKWOOL - HOME INSULATION BELLWOOD CO. 220- 4th Street, New Cumberland Phone 3-8780 Free Estimates Best Wishes from SUTLIFF CHEVROLET 13th and Paxton Sts., Harrisburg THE TRIANGLE PRESS . . . Printing Telephone 3-0391 2522 WALNUT STREET PENBROOK, PA. JACK'S ESSO SERVICENTER WASHING and LUBRICATIGN PICK-up AND DELIVERY SERVICE u. s. ROUTE 22 Phone 5-9021 - Harrisburg, R. D. No. 3 145 Congratulations to the Class of '54 HARRY T. JACOBY CO. 1330 Derry Street, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania IRON FIREMAN DEALER COMPLETE HEATING EQUIPMENT 4-4 1 76 Compliments of HARRISGURG DAIRIES 20th and Herr Streets Phone 4-1181 Phone 5-7863 C. C. CORPMAN REAL ESTATE SPECIALIST 3835 Jonestown Road Harrisburg, P I. A. LENKER PLUMBING sl HEATING OIL BURNER CONTRACTOR 200 Prince St., Colonial Park, Pa. PHONE: 5-6308 146 7 MACLAY MANOR ' CLEANING - LAUNDRY - LAUNDERETTE - FUR STORAGE RALPH M. FOX . . . General Contractor I Phone 3-8858 I 110 N. MADISON ST. COLONIAL PARK, PA. GEO. L. BRICKNER, Florist ROBERT D. BRICKNER, Landscaping I GREENHOUSES PHONE 5-9471 I 56 S. Madison Street, Colonial Park, Penna. I I We Deliver Phone 5-7878 - HAP'S . . . Hardware and Paints I 3715 Walnut Street QPYOQUCSSJ Harrisburg, Pa. BUlLDER'S HARDWARE HAROLD B. NEFF, Manager 147 Wishing Success to Senior Class of Lower Paxton CITY CLEANERS 2400 Derry Street COLONIAL PARK DRY CLEANERS DRY CLEANING - DYEING - REPAIRING BLANKETS - DRAPES E- SLIP COVERS Cleaned with Care Prompt Service We Pick Up and Deliver Phone 5-9291 100 Prince Street Compliments of WILLIAM E. SEES, JR. CONSULTING SANITARY ENGINEER Civil Engineering and Surveying State Chamber of Commerce Building 222 North Third Strezet Harrisburg, Pa. PHONE 8-0653 PAUL L. WALMER INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE ACCIDENT 6 HEALTH - FIRE - AUTOMOBILE - BONDS LIABILITY - COMPENSATION - PLATE GLASS Penbrook Square Phone 4-4158 Penbrook, Harrisburg, Pa. I48 Greetings, Gracluates, from Garlands Picturesque Colonial Crest A Planned Community Individual Homes in a Spacious, Scenic Setting For Homes and Home Sites . . . Phone 5-8533 STOP! GARLANDS RESIDENCE OFFICE Colonial Rd., IM Mi. North of Colonial Park Golf Course Every Man is the Architect of his own Fortune Whatever YOUR Project, Give it Heart ! THE CORNER STORE ROBERT E. DUNKELBERGER LINGLFSTOWN, PENNA. H PHONE 5-5845 General Merchandise C. K. DUNKLE . . . Registered Plumber PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTOR 1930 NORTH STREET - 4617 LOCUST' LANE HARRISBURG, PA. Phone 5-5025 SYLVANIA - PHILCO - R.C.A. VICTOR - MOTOROLA 4 3,0 3 The WISE OLD OWL Doesn t Seq... P QfYg00000....HE sAvs gk W1 a , Fora .'-is TELEVISION 6 Showroom Rear of 2325 Walnut Street, Penbrook FREE PARKING OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL IO PHONE 6-7671 149 C. Earl Whitmoyer and Son Plumbing and Heating Contractor OIL BURNERS GAS FIRED BURNERS Harrisburg, Pa. Phone 3-3642 - Phone 4-9364 Compliments of Penbrook Banking Company Penbrook, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania PAUL CAMPLESE and SON 29TH AND WALNUT STREETS - PENBROOK, HARRISBURG, PA. STUDEBAKER SALES SL SERVICE Service On All Makes Phone 4-3472 MCNEAL and MOYER GENERAL AUTOMCBILE REPAIRING O Phone 5-5376 Linglestown, Pa. 150 Compliments of STOUDT'S SINCLAIR SERVICE Harrisburg, Pa. R.D. 41:3 Phone 5-9016 R. L. STOUDT, Prop. LEAS' Grocery S1 Service Station 4815 IONESTOWN RD. Compliments of PARKSIDE FOOD SERVICE Shoes for Men, Women, and Children MILLER'S SHOE STORES On the Square and at Kline Village 5 South Market Square and 203 Market St t 151 YOUR BOY IS WORTH IT Givle him a Life Insurance policy. It will help him to make a good start. Our plans for boys will appeal to him-and to you. Phone or drop me a card DAN RODE Phone 5-7322 Representing METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE 1 Madison Avenue, N. Y. 10, N. Y. GAS f- LUBRICATION - WASH -- ACCESSORIES Your Neighborhood Esso Station CHARLES L. MEINSLER AUTOMOTIVE CENTER 4634 Ionestown Road, Colonial Park, Harrisburg, Pa. PHONE 5-6375 The National Bank of Penbrook Penbrook, Pennsylvania The Bank of Friendly Service Compliments of VAN'S COLONIAL RESTAURANT 4 Miles East of Capitol on Route 22 EXCELLENT FOOD AT POPULAR PRICES 152 Compliments of CARL H. GROVE Building Contractor R. D. 1 - HARRISBURG, PA. JOHN B. WIERMAN, Realtor COMPLETE REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE SERVICE 1631 Derry Street Phone: 4-4819 Harrisburg, Pa. PAXTON BUDGET CORP. Earl Drive Pleasant Hill LEROY H. WEISS Refrigeration Service - Domestic and Commercial Electrical Appliances - Sales 6? Service Electrical, Plumbing and Heating Supplies Well and Cellar Pumps Paxtonia, Pa. Phone 5-6079 153 W. F. KEISER and CO. MASON CONTRACTORS Phone 5-531 1 Colonial Park Pennsylvania J E R R Y ' S Atlantic Gas Things to Eat GERALD J. HARLE SL FAMILY Linglestown Rd. Phone 3-9587 Bought - Sold - Traded ALAN AUTO SALES 2300 and 3900 Walnut Street, Harrisburg, Pa. ALAN W. BITTNER-FRED J. BYITNER Phones: 8-1071 - 6-5914 BARMONT-JONES MOTOR CO. 6-xi-L .5239 xg. AE 2 5:31 i x-, -, SALES - SERVICE 2217 DERRY STREET - HARRISBURG, PA. PHONE 4-3161 l54 W. C. ESHENAUR Plumbing and Heating OIL BURNERS PHONE 4-5051 139 South 29th Street, Penbro-ok, Pa. OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. Friendly Service 223 N. Second Street, Harrisburg, Pa. HALLEY CHUBB com. AND GENERAL HAULING Phone - Harrisburg 5-5181 R. D. 3, Harrisburg, Pa Your Local and Long Distance Movers M. F. Rockey Storage Co. New Cumberland, Pa. Phone: Hmmxssunc 4-0129 - Agents: ALUED VAN Lmss 155 WOOD CONSTRUCTION CO. Builders of Penn-Wood Homes K. V. FEASTER CONCRETE SEPTIC TANKS EXCAVATING and INSTALLATIONS Linglestown, Pa. Phone 5-6595 F , W E I K ' S A GROCERIES - FROZEN FOODS - CONFECTIONS ' FRESH and SMOKED MEATS V ' I, I, 1 Free Delivery .E A H, 1 I ,Q . LINGLESTOWN I PHONE: 5-5394 Compliments Pepsi Cola and Cloverdale Soft Drinks 156 FURNITURE - APPLIANCES Radios Frigidaire smce amz Records Refrigeration Television Bendix A squan: oem. ron evenvone Floor Coverings Maytag PHONE: 4-4977 2900 Herr Street, Penbrook, Harrisburg, Pa. GEORGE H. HAVERSTICK Hardware FELTON SIBLEY PAINTS GARDEN SEEDS AND FERTILIZERS GLASS On the Square - Penbrook, Pennsylvania Penbzwk MEN'S SHOP Penbrook Kline Village Phone - 33108 Phone - 47380 Finest Names in Clothes Compliments of PROGRESS GRILLE 157 WM. F. NYE Sz SON FLORISTS When You Say It With Flowers Say It With N ye's Flowers Phone 3-2219 2650 Walnut St., Penbrook Phone 5-5013 R. D. 3, Harrisburg, Pa. Compliments of Suburban Cab Company Phone 5-5562 24 Hour Service - Under New Management RADIO CABS 47 Prince Street - Colonial Park PHONE 8-7296 ASAM WALLPAPERS, INC. PAINTS S. WALLPAPER 208 North 2nd Street Harrisburg, Pa. 20 Years Experience . . . Tubes for Any Make Radio 90 Day Guarantee On All Work PHONE 5-8670 YOUNG'S Radio and Appliance Repair Beaver Road Paxtonia, Penna. M Mile South of Stammels Feed Mill 158 QP SHENK Sv. TITTLE Everything for Sport l WITH Q3 313 Marker street V61 my HARRISBURG PENNA ' ' ' ya U Sw' izi : ' V 'iZjiffEz5,, ' H ll!-'fps yad A 0 Play More! Live Longer! tr PICTORIAL POWER The irresistible power of pictures is felt in class record books just as surely as in magazines and other publica- tions. Pictures . . . interesting, life-like and well-repro- duced . . . vitalize the yearbook and serve as visual reminders of student life -as it was lived! Faithfully reproducing these pictures through the process of photo- engraving is the job of the Basil Smith System - spe- cialists in publication engraving. Pictorial power to the maximum is assured by our modern facilities, years of experience and well-earned reputation. A sums ro oursmuoms q ' if 'i'ii 1 CLASS RECORD BOOKS Every year- QLMLJUL- book staff should have this valuable creative Euan ri annual aid. A continuing catalogue full of sparkling Q layouts and helpful informa- tion on designing yearbooks. -y-- I ' TUFH Reserve your copy now. lr gap 159 5. M.. Mt , W, SENIDRS PARENTS . . . Mr. and Mrs. Allen Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Lenker, I Mr. and Mrs. W, F. Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Arthur O. Lewis Mrs. Pearl S. Bates Mr. and Mrs, H. H. Lichliter Mrs. David Beck Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bickle, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. McLane Mr. and Mrs. George E. Bowman Mr. Clarence Miller Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Boyer, Sr. Mrs. Violet Miller Mr, and Mrs. Harry Boyer Mr. and Mrs. William R. Myers Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Brenize Mr. and Mrs. lrohn H. Potteiger Mr. and Mrs. Emory E. Buchanan Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. Robbins Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Buente Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. George Crum Mr. and Mrs, Malcolm Rooney Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Deebel Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Rothenberger Mr. and Mrs. C. Edward Deibler Mr. and Mrs, R. W. Rowe Mr. and Mrs. David Deibler Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schminky Mr. and Mrs, Nelson Ditty Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Schreffler Mrs. William Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Earl Schubauer Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Ebersole Mr. Elwood G. Sellers Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Eisenhour, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sellers, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Eshelman Mr. and Mrs. Arthur P. Shade Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Ewing Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Shaffner Mrs. Rebecca Fleisher Mr. Fred P. Sharretts Mr. and Mrs. H. Frysinger Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Sheaffer Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Fulk Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Shettel Mr, and Mrs. Iohn L. Gambler Mr. and Mrs. Amos C. Shutt Mr. and Mrs. Iohn S. Garland Mr. and Mrs. William Stailey Mr. and Mrs. Earl N. Gingrich Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Stalter Mr. and Mrs. Fred Glover Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Stoudt Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gutshall Mr. and Mrs. Harry I. Turns Mr. and Mrs. Iohn H. Harlow Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Fred P. Hartman Mrs. Kathryn Walters Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hoffer Mr. and Mrs. Edward Walton Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Chester Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Floyd T. Hoffner Mr- and Mrs- L20 Weaver Mr. and Mrs. W. Holtzman Mr. and Mrs. Norman Whistler Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Iohnson Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Winter Mr. and Mrs. David Kissinger Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wynn Mr. and Mrs. E, L. Knackstedt Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Leiby 160 .. W H- 5' iM 1- ,fm view-UL 7-J 97' ' Z3,gQ9 '7f W' 7.3 J-7. cJ2ML,,fM.Q1L,,7,3 M. I 35 'gl9f'W4M'Jm,w4 7-1 '5 7 CZ ma? My 7,4 I7 Qjwqg, O j4fffM097W4L 7-3 W Jfww WZJ 75 1 YS ' 8 ffffvjf MQMM0 ,Xmmg 7-'51 50, 7-J 57 Wfam,zwa.fWV , - f MVN? ,7 Zsbljgemj .ff awk ,uw WW 7' 5 GX C? MJF A Cf 1 GEM 2J,wyvm.1vvn4.fvx '7 3 57 A 5 6 f 3 :gf- Y.: H1 . ,, J g,..,,.,,L.,, 7' 4 7' K'-jf!! . IZA? 2f4d21J 7'-f NW 7-3xS'7 H 'WJ 5 'Z '32 i i J? , 4 . .'1m Q,-A., ,,,'.