Manchester High School - Les Memoires Yearbook (Manchester, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1951 volume:

i E l I LES EMOIRES Pzfblifbm' by the .5NL'lfll'0lf Claw' of MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL Manchester, Pa. 1951 EUIYIIIYII1 Xl V O7 FOR E 0RD ., . . WE, THE CLASS at Nineteen Hundred Fifty-one, publish this volume at ulses Mernoires' as a symbol of the pleasant years we spent at Manchester High. ln later years may it help us recapture the joys We have shared together, To the teachers who have done so rnuch to help us make these tour short years a success, we extend our deepest appreciation. 7 D E D I C A T I 0 MR. WILLIAM A. BATEMAN BECAUSE of his keen understanding of the prob- lems of youth as revealed by his willingness to explain assignments, to give us sound advice, and to chaperon our social activities, We, the class of '51, cheerfully dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Bateman. 3 Q78 C0 TET TABLE QF CONTENTS Foreword . . . Dedication . . . Administrotion Seniors ,...... Underciossrnen Activities ..,.. Sports ......, , . , . A Advertisements . . . . . A '7 . 5- 1 U 11-36 37-40 41-48 49-52 .53-72 UIHIS ffl ION ,f-'f' .1 f r - E -. 5 QM X WMV-N ' W1 , f gen, JL ,f-X C7K'A'Avw-h- ff rw' -A gi-,'xANhMNv-F qg,..f-rA.,.....,,ss-D ,fx 'N Zl Q,M,,N,M1 'hMN, aw, W-M-xx v,W,.,,,,.,J .J.,.M,,, .r Q3 cw WW A, W., .... !xr-- ' Mx.A Magi V,,...,.,x V, u.,-x,,.,, . QJ.,-.-5-, -rf t-.Ju-A -V ..,,.,v..,--N . - Q C ' x N A- 14 .... ig Y.. ... ,3 Ax? bln -1 lPAL'S M SSAGE . 1 . 721 fbi' Chili' gf I I 951 3 THE COMMON SCHOOL lS THE GREATEST DISCOVERY EVER MADE BY MAN. QHorace Mannj You are the mature product of our common schools. You have had a very special opportunity. Out of every 1,000 children finishing fifth grade, 900 have the ability to go through high school, 432 do so. This statement means that less than half of the boys and girls who should complete a high school course do so. Since you have had special opportunity, you will be expected to carry greater responf sibility. Your high school course should have given you better insight and under- standing of the world we want tomorrow. ln the future we will not depend upon gadgets and machines, but upon the ability of peoples to live together in teamwork, tolerance, mutual respect, and fair play. Our very life, security, and happiness depend on that fact. Because l have faith in education and in youth, l believe you will work and labor for a better tomorrow when people can live together in honesty and ups rightness regardless of race, color or religion, l congratulate you for taking advantage of your opportunity to complete a high school course. May you always use it for your own betterment and for the betterment of the community in which you may reside, l wish you lots of good luck. MR. lRA Y. BAKER, AB, MA. 6 BOARD 0F ED CATIO ALLEN A. BESHORE FRANK W. ZEIGLER Vice-president i Secretary L GEORGE I. WILKES President WILLIAM S. KANN EARL R- DOLL Treasurer Member 7 ofa FACULTY IR.. MISS CLARA M. CASSEL, B.A., M.A. Goucher College MR. IRA Y. BAKER, A.B., M.A. Sliiprverrsbiira State Teachorq: COHCQC Bucknell University G0lTYi?b1lTC! CONQQQ Subjects' Matliernatics, English Thr- l-JUtltl:1YlViU'll-J Slate Colleqf' The lohrr: Horzkinn University MISS MARGARET A. BARRETT, B.S. M.irywoocl Colleae MR. PERRY W. HULL. B.S. Elizabethtown College Strlpy-wt.: Samir! Stuclifvfs, lfnalizah The Pennsylvania State Colloqff Subiecti Cornrnerciwl 8 MR. WILBUR F. ZIMMEI Dickinson Colle Columbia Univei Subjrzctrsi Social Sciences MISS KATHERINE E. KI The Pennsylvania Stat Drexel Institute at Tec Suhjoctfz Home Econo 'IO LIQHIQM OUR SINCIHRIQSI APl'RliCIl.XIilON EK. oy., lr MR. IOHN R. ALLISON, B.A. MR. WILLIAM A. BATEMAN, B.S. MR. LUTHER H. ROTH. B.S. Soiitliwestern Louisiana College lndiana State Teachers College Blooinsburg State Teachers Colleqc Louissiana State University Subject' Commercial Subjects: General Science, Subiectaz Social Sciences, Health, AlQ9bfC11 GOOIUQUY Matlieiiiaticu MISS GLORIA I. SNYDER, B.S. MR. DONALD S. KRAMER, B.S. MR. CHARLES L. IONES. B.S. The Pennfsylvania State College Shippensburg State Teachers ltliaca Colleqe Subjects Physical Education, Health, College Stibyect Music General Science Social Studies Subjects Biology, Chemistry 9 FAQCULTY MRS. MARGARET A. WALES, A.B. Lebanon Valley College Subjects' English, Pennsylvania History, Math, X 'kewl' MRS. ROSLYN E. KING, B.S. Shippensburg Stole Teachers College Siihjectna Englinh, Civirw: S MRS. ETTA McCLAIl Gorlield Memorial If School of Nurrsir 3' E T' 5 y Y MRS. EILEEN M. KRINER Grove City Colle Northwestern Univc Subjectfsl Commercial, GHIOVS 5 LE lVlElVl0lR 1957 E 4 Raymond Lvroy Adams Ray General 'ARc1y who llailn lrom York Haven R D, just cc1n'i ,seem to .-stay away from Mcincliemtor CWQ: Wonder wl1y'9J lm the future: lu-X plums to become QI rrlflchirlisst Wf- wissll Ray lol: of succom .: 311 gi X Kvlllwlh Lvroy Bane-y If Emmy 11' one of l llttle szrrcxmil boyfa Hr in fzportzs, fishing xnf To be: H clmomicfll vm of 'l5x1r1svy',: qroutorl The-da May Bvllvdirk Benny Comme-rc' Benny 15 our buzzincssqs :ncmuger of l'Lev:s Mmnoirmw Ll -:he has dome an excellent yolv Rollor rskfitinq 1: lwr fzxvorifrf l luck in lllC future- tu l'Bfer1:1y 91.5 L1 1?E3Clf'lL1I'Y Marjoriv .lo llI'1'llll1'IIlilll ..I0,, Commercil We .Gill kuczw 'low lor tlmt lcxmouga gigglo of ll6?I'.l .md for Ability. She lil .1 Wlllz ml l'm:1kf-thrill mul 1:1 ilw llllllfv lcv l 'VIIIIU ll gsucrl-tally I3 Doris Faye Rrenneman Daisy Commercial One ot our most ardent sports fans is Daisy She likes to listen to music and in her spare hours she does some baby sitting. To Work in a nursery school is Daisy's ambition. Lois Florine Rupp Buppie Commercial This cute little girl wants to become a secretary. She likes to bowl, dance, and play basketball. Buppie can be found Working at Shue's store, Manchester. Step right up, you lucky lellows. Robert Ralph Decker Decker Academic Decker, one of our Sons of Noise, is known for chasing girls. His specialties are sports and hunting. Decker's future ambi- tion is to be a salesman. Richard Franklin Dellinger Dick General Dick, a quiet-spoken lad, isn't too bashtul after you get to know him. He likes swimming and hunt- ing, which shows he is an outdoor boy. Dick has hopes of becom- ing a dareclevilg a very dangerous but thrilling job. I3 LE NIENIOIRE 7954 LE lVlE OIRE 1954 Audrey Jenn Diehl Audie Acadei Audie con be identified by her auburn hdir ond gooc lclvorite Subject is literrittire Gnd she loves: to Chew gurn. 1 ol the Mt. Wolf gong, and will be going in troining lor Ct nt Helen Virtginia Diehl Diehly Commer Diehly is another ol the residents trom Mt. Wolf. l-le Deon and collecting ligurinor. Ar: tcxvorite Subject is typing Darwin Levere Doll Do1lie Commercial lt seems that 'iDollie is orlwctyzs szerenoding someone with the latest hillbilly hit of the week. Hirr moin interests lie in his hot rod ond hunting. Good luck, Dollie l I4 l'Diehly wdnts to be Kenneth Lei ..Ken., Alien is one o members ol our cle Znd he hopes to rnedicul school. lf hobby is collecting I l Donald Eugene Fitzkee Don General Is there anything you would like to know about hunting, fish- ing or trapping? If there is, just ask Don , As yet Don has made no definite plans for the future. Norman Frederick Gordon Norm Commercial Norm is the lad from Mt Wolf who seems to drive cr dif- ferent car to school every day. As one of the typists for the Echo Log he has done a very good job. Norm plans to attend college in the fall. Evelyn Marie Ferree ..Even Commercial Eve , a quiet girl of our class, likes to collect salt and pepper shakers as cr hobby. In the future Eve plans to be a secretary until Don, a post graduate, returns from the service. Frances .lean Ferry Francie Commercial Francie is one of our typists for Les Memoiresu, She enjoys read- ing and dancing in her spare moments, As a perspecitve secretary we know she will be very successful. 15 LE lVlElVl0lRE 4957 LE ME llllllE 1957 e l fe W r 5, ill Dana Stewart Halo Harlan Gantt Hoi Haley Academic l'l-laleyf' TI strong movie tan, iss very much interested in baseball lt looks like he is going to join up with Uncle Sam when graduation rolls around. Good luck to a swell GUY' Hessie I Another of our futu A'l'lo::::ie is very inu in mathematics. He driving the car We lotzs ol luck in the lut .,,.f v F .lunv Maria Gibblt- nlunief, Ilcar One ot the Cafeteria girlzs, llllllllflltill tavorittw .libre languages. Her :spare time if: :spent reading l'Iuriin hope, nursing field alter graduation. Gladys llomainr Hart Dutch Commei Dutch can always be found horseback riding or dri around on a special errand. ln basketball and other apo quite active, She has hopes ol becoming a sralesswornan so lb Joann Marian Hoover Punkie Academic Punkie is one of the Manchester girls. Her favorite pastimes are dancing and painting. In the future Punkie would like to be a home decorator, and in September of '51, she will direct her twinkling toes to college. Ido .lane Jennings ulunieu Academic Ianie is the only girl in our class from York Haven. In her spare moments she likes to sew or read and she loves to talk. After graduation lainie plans to be a beautician. Hay Edgar Hykes A tall, rangy lad from York Haven RD4 that's Hykos . There is nothing he would rather do than drive the car or watch a baseball game. We wish Hykes a lot of luck in the future. ltobert Eugene Koehenour Bob Academic Bob has been playing the trumpet for seven years and everyone agrees that he plays very well. Art is Bob's specialty and he hopes to work in the com- mercial art and advertising field in the future. I7 N LE MEMOIRE 1957 fx livtl .lanv Kroil Krofty Accxder Pgwlming 1.1 cu hcvblvy wrllz 'Kmftyw Slw C'IIX bo fc.111111i 11111 111 H10 M1 Wolf Tl1ff'1trf1 111 llffl' sparc- 11111f1 DFIVUILJ 5101 fimrlff Ill r fmvoritw pf1.s11111f'- A'Kmfly w1ll bv 1'111C1ll1f1r :1111'.1r1 0:1 0111 11 kI10VV :fir wlll .zum mi Dorothy Nlalrn' I,1'l4'hl. Deity Acudel Slrfmgw fv11O11glz, XDotfv Ilkem Trf111c11 1'1f1t1f1: H1111 ITIL lmbby, '1 vwry mco ORD, 1.1 f1 1t111q Do11y'1 h1gY1fv11! 1101.111 1.1 V1 grfwcio ,xchool 111114 wo 'VV!.fh hor Huck Hay llonalil Kohr John Allvn lu AmcG General Iohnny 1 .fX111o.1, o11f1 Of thff rod-11f1a1ci:1 O: A'IOl11z11y, :1 H1111-f1y f111r clf1:1:1 E1fIll.1 fTOTI1 Sf1q111f1w. If the P'o11ci owmfr oi fl IMHO '41 Ford mud 111C1krw.1 :11c111y 1111111 York HWVCT1 H11 'f!UblT1OTW 1.1 to V1111 HIE? Nc1vy,G4111d luck A:11O.1 ' 1 IKVNCTNY 111flkP TIN? 11111.11 thr1thc'1r111o111cu Allllllw IC coulfi 11511 IIVF' W1H1f111I 'ATol1r1r1y':1 !Y'lfE?IT7lOI1 Ovirr H143 bo11r1d11117 w1.1i1 V111 luck, cowbo LE MlM0lRE IS J Q 1 l i Clair Eugene lVleyer Myersey Commercial Myersey is the shortest senior boy, but you can hear him even if you can't see him, His favorite hobby is hunting, and he loves to type. Our litlle Myersey is going to look very handsome in a sailor suit, Wilbur Dean Pentz Wib Commercial The quietest boy in our class, Wib likes fishing better than anything else. Through all four years of school, he found biology the most fascinating subject. As a future salesman, we Wish Wib' lots of luck. Helen .leaneane Lehman Ieannie Commercial Ieannie's residence is Manchester, where :she is well-known for her piano-playing. She is one of our speedy typing students, with a hobby for reading. Ieannie hopes to have ci career in clerical Work. Doris Marie Lynn Dorrie Commercial Want to know any information about books? Ask Dorrie , as most of her time is spent reading. Dorrie hopes to be a reporter some day and everyone wishes her the best of luck. I9 LE ME 0lRE 1954 LE lVlElVllllllll 1951 Clarence David liepman,.lr. Sticky Commercial l'Snoky, or rozsident ol York Haven, goes out in o big wdy tor sports, His hobby is model dir' plane building, ond loter on, ho'll be llyinq recrl ones in the United Stotefa Air Force, Luck to you, Snoky. ki Warrrn William Dusty A Redding histories 'lDu:sty's tovorite pc other is looking lor ci Dusty is orctive in as ond bossketboll ln tl hopes to be CI inechi Di-Iorrs .li-an Smith usmillyu Comme: We dll remember how well l'Srnitty played 'iMi:s:s Brc :senior ploy. A toll, blondo girl, 'lSrnitiy likes to rood ond :sc her luck ds CI bookkeopor oltor grclduotion. Dvlorvs lllai' Sprenklv Red Academ Thin: cute red-liodd hails lroin Mt, Wolt 'Rod' iss one ol Choorlegderzs and hor hobby isa sports. Alter grdduotion NRO further her :Studies Crt York lunior College to become or medic: 20 Phyllis Virginia Stover Dimples Commercial Dimples, a whiz at typing, is one of the able typists for Les Me- moiresf' During a cold spell, she can be found ice skating, although she has rosy cheeks the whole year around. Dimples is an accomplished pianist and intends to become a stenographer alter graduation. June Audrey Swartz Mousie Commercial Mou:sie is an expert when it comes to languages. Reading is her hobby, and her quota of books for the year is amazing. In the fall, she intends to start on the road reaching for ci nursing career. With her character, Mousie is sure to succeed. Samuel lnnerst Sehroll Sam Academic l'Sam, who is well-known to everyone in the school, enjoys hunting. His specialties are play- ing sports and driving Auvian . Sam has high hopes of being a business executive in the future. Charles Junior Snellbalrer Charlie Commercial 'Charlie' is one of the accom' plished Romeos of our class. He is another outdoor man, and en- joys a good day of hunting. Charlie hopes to become a salesman in the future, We are sure he Will be ,a success. 21 LE E OIRE 4957 Vivian Marie Wib Updv2ral't' Wiki , one of our varsity Cheerleaders, ire olwilyzs full o and food seem to be her rrioin interests. After graduation 'Vi be Ci :stenogrclpher Good luck, Wib Jani' Nlariv nlanieu Reading anal drawing ore 'ilanie Wiillitfk Acadez tovorite prlstiiiiera - Cicilty iss working moth probleiiirs, Hlilillfili will be olttencling n next loll. We all hope :she siicceerlr, Philip Eugvm' Stvrnvr Phil General Phil is G toll, quiet boy who enioysa driving hir: Chevy He hopes to lollow his iGil'lOTl?1 toot- fateps os an electrician in the near luture. At present 'lPhil is ein ployed at Emriclffs Garage .lohn Edward S Stoney Cc Here we hove C1 mon Pity the teriio' likes to hunt ond inotheincxtics. 'Stone become cn :xcilesinori lieWill:1uCCeQd LE lVlE l0lRE 4957 22 J E if K Lester Henry Wilt Les Academic Les is another senior who enjoys drawing in his leisure time He is the student most likely to be called upon in Mr. Zimmerman's French class. When graduation rolls around it's the navy for Les , Ronald Eugene Wltmer Wimpy General Wirnpy is Mr. Allison's handy man when it comes to typing. A happy-go-lucky fellow, l'Wirnpy is always good for a laugh. His goal in the future is to be an electrician, Doris .lane Wilt nlanieu Academic lanie is the only senior from Starview, and she always gels tired of wailing for her bus in the morning. Her hobby is photography, and gym class is i'lanie'ss favorite of the week. Good luck to a nice girl. Peggy Elaine Werner Dramatic Club 1, Track l, 3, Red Cross l, 2, Social Club 2, 3, 4, PHA. 2, lntra-mural Basketball 2, 3, Chorus 2, Echo Log 3, 4, Prom 3. 23 LE lVl0lRE 1954 Harry lvan Kauffman Soccer 2, 3, 4, Stag Club l, 2, 3, 4, lntra-mural B :fs e Book 4 JIM, ALMA WIATER ln the bonds ot old Manchester We will ever be, And we'll cheer our own dear High School On to victoryl Alrna Mater, Alma Mater, Hear us as we cheer, For that school in old Manchester, Alma Mater dear. Through the years that are ahead We will e'er be true, Though atar trom thee weve sped, We'll come back to you. Alma Mater, Alma Mater, Our thoughts turn to thee, We will love, detend and honor This our school so lreel CLASS FLOWER .. .Red Rose CLASS COLCRS. , . . . . r r .Red and White CLASS MOTTO. Cver the top is our airn 24 ,LE Nl 0lRE SENIOR CLASS NOW First row-Evelyn Ferree, Frances Forry, Betty Kroft, Audrey Diehl, Robert Kochenour, Norman Gordon, Delores Smith, Phyllis Stover, Helen Lehman, Joann Hoover. Second row-Miss Clara Cassel, June Swartz, Gladys Hare, Doris Wilt, Marjorie Brenneman, Dorothy Leicht, Vivian Updegraff, Ida Jane Jennings, Doris Lynn, Peggy Werner, Ray Kohr. Third row-John Stonesifer, Donald Fitzkee, June Gibhle, Theda Benedick, Doris Brenneman, Delores Sprenkle, Helen Diehl, Jane Wallick, Clair Meyer, Clarence Repman. Fourth row- Lester Wilt, Warren Rhoads, Harry Kauffman, Wilbur Pentz, Charles Snelbaker, Darwin Doll, Richard Del- linger, Dane Hale, Ronald Witmer, Fifth row-Kenneth Baney, Raymond Adams, John Kunkle, Sam Schroll, Kenneth Eby, Ray Hykes, Harlan Householder, Philip Sterner, Robert Decker. SENIOR CLASS THEN First row-Robert Decker, Robert Kochenour, Joann Hoover, Phiilp Sterner. Second row-Clair Meyer, Gladys Hare. Sarah Mohr, Dorothy Leicht, Peggy Werner, Lois Bupp, Ida Jane Jennings, Theda Benedick, Vivian Updegraff, June Swartz, Barbara Blum, Mildred Brenneman, Frank Babbot. Third row-Mrs. Eileen Kriner, Jack Bertolette, Helen Lehman, Betty Kroft, Audrey Diehl, Delores Smith, June Gibble, Delores Sprenkle, Doris Brennman, Faye Fries, Frances Forry, John Stonesifer, Donald Fitzkee, Mr. Lloyd Douglas. Fourth row-Wilbur Pentz, Doris Wilt, Jane Wallick, Marjorie Brenneman, Josie Updegraff, Evelyn Ferree, Gerald Strausbaugh, Ronald Witmer, Charles Snellbaker, Harry Kauffman. Fifth row-Richard Dellinger, Darwin Doll, Ray Kohr, Clarence Repman, Harlan Householder, Dane Hale, Walter Rode, George Kline, Lex- ter Wilt, Dale Fish, Kenneth Baney, Sam Schroll, Fred Holder, Norman Gordon, Warren Rhoads, Ray Hykes. 25 CLASS WILL LLLL We the Class of l95l do hereby grant this as our last will and testament Doris Brenneman wills her love for girls' sports and women drivers to Mr Allison Raymond Adams wants to leave 'i'l'he Thing, his '33 green Chevrolet with yellow rims, to anyone looking for trouble. Robert Decker wills his 'iwaysu with women to Henry l'Popsicle Schaffer, Frances Forry wills her black hair to loyce Beck Lester Wilt is leaving behind his cowboy yodel for a lunior who wants to irritate the teachers. Phyllis Stover wills her shyness to Helen Stambaugh, Harlan Householder wills his bouncy walk to Dick Witmer. lane W.allick wants to leave some of her flowers to help Mr. Baker brighten up his office Dane Hale wills his short walk to school to Frank LoBianco, Lois Bupp wills her enyoyment of farm life to Nancy Ream Dick Dellinger's frequent ups-andfdowns in the elevator shaft at Walkers is being willed to Eddie Weigle Betty Kroft wills her true devotion for Fords to anyone who owns a Chevy Clair Meyer wills his shortness to Preston Pokopec, Nancy Repman will not need to dye her hair anymore because Delores Sprenkle is leaving her red hair for Nancy, Norman Gordon wills his ability to sleep in the drivers seat to Dizz Schaffner, To Iva Hoover, Theda Benedick wills her roller skating technique, Ronald Witmer is leaving his job as Mr. Allisorrs secretary to Rodney Kimmell lohn Stonesifer wills his 'lwavy hair to Lester Shoop. Doris Wilt wills her false teeth to Nellie Weitcamp, Robert Kochenour wills his suspenders and flashy shirts to Mr. Bateman Dot Leicht is leaving a few of her boyfriends to the Juniors. Wilbur Pentz wills his quietness to Grace Beard, Sam Schroll wills his jet-fast Chevy to Mr, Baker for faster transportation Helen Diehl wills her love for hillbilly songs to Shirley Allison Doris Lynn is giving some of her love for cats to Tom Dietz. Audrey Diehl wills her chewing gum to Miss Cassel, Kenneth Baney wills his 557.50 fine to the Year Book treasury, loann Hoover wills her love for dancing to Nancy Taylor. Charles Snelbaker thinks all drivers could use some of his good driving tactics. Evelyn Ferree wills her Along engagement to Audrey Raine. Margie Brennernan wills her 'then cackle laugh to anyone worried about the high price of eggs, Kenneth Eby wills his good behavior to Red Kliriedinst Ida lane Iennings is leaving the key to the ice cream cabinet for an ambitious junior Philip Sterner wills his side-burns to Howard Smith, fune Swartz wills her solemn attitude to Helen Copenhaver Ioe Repman wills his love for flying to Robert Hyde, Delores Smith wills her motto, Don't Worry About A Thing, to loan Gheen lohn Kunkel is leaving his harmonica for Mr. lones' band, Helen Lehman wills her typing ability to Elwood Repman, Donald Fitzkee wills his luck in hunting to Elvin Studebaker Vivian Updegraff wills her exuberant affection for all members of the oposite sex to Minerva Ettinger, Ray Kohr insists that we will his good luck to everyone. lune Gibble wills her Honor Roll Report Card to Albert Iordan. Dare-Devil Darwin Doll wills his whims for running into trains to Willis: Lelir Warren Rhoads wills his ability to argue to Wendell Shaffner, but we doubt if he needs it, Gladys Hare wills her Taxi Service to Cookie Campbell, Ray Hykes just leaves Signed, sealed, published and declared by the above as our last will and testament. 26 Jim C L A S S S 0 N G CLASS SONQIQSI f f 4 .Eg J r d Q xEJ. MSG iich.JbE1 MESS-5+EhG PQEF1-wcTEof f ffQfi gif ,L .FE . EE 555 E HE 1 ,Ma our earn-I san our ma.m'nas serua as qu: a-pos an a j 4 if rg 4 :P E :Ed 3 airnfsg c. laik bg Hug fu-lug ang -dna lad-JE Kgsug- Haf Wi 1 c ss,M.:ywa --Eyrg wa cggmb ,RE eg qcglg bg-pw J .L ragga -135,54 S ss. Nje fi-I ng lf. bu- la-SIE of maid?-PQEJ' from 13-11421 Y W h 1 W YnYAfn U K7 Yvrr 66,101 bt- yoncl fiabluc. hor- I-zen has Hua souq -for ,alias :HJ 5464: - FEL PFFP WFP y rguafrhm, ru, Th ke . Out hears ara uc uc on-or as we look o ac wa 'f C E F- P I We she!! La. -ar qrafa-,fula so o you 'Um .sonq wa rouse. . I-I I. I 40 in U. S L A I IUIC 5373. Nun Vu! Cnty, Q CLASS PROPHECY.. On lune 4, l962, Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Adams, the former Delores Smith, as a means of celeb their tenth anniversary, took a tour of the United States. They were accompanied by their twelve chi Their first stop on this tour was New York, where they attended the opera, l'Carmen. Much t and Mrs. Adams' surprise the charming soprano, Miss Marjorie Brenneman, was starring. Co-starrec Miss Brenneman was the non-tiring tenor, Donald Fitzkee. Delores was really jolted in Radio City Music Hall, when Doris Wilt, Gladys Hare, and Audrey appeared as three of the Rockettesl Another feature which caught the visitors' eyes was the play, Our Miss Brooks, currently stag- Broadway. Kenneth Eby, producer of the play, volunteered front row seats. While waiting tor a train in Grand Central Station, Mr. Adams bought a newspaper and was plt to read that an old friend, now a famous scientist, Warren Rhoads, had invented a piece of hollow thus eliminating waste when worn to the middle. As the train was pulling into the station, roll call was taken, and once the children fall twelvet found, the Adamses continued their journey. They had not been on the train twenty minutes when and Russ, the oldest children, twins, developed a strange liking for the cord above the windows c train. Finally one of them pulled it and the train came to a screeching halt Conductor Ray Kohr r blew a fuse. The next stop was St. Petersburg, Florida, where they attended a Barnum and Bailey's circus. C who was one of the side show barkers? Lo and behold, Sam Schroll! He told them of his wonderfu exciting plane trip across the Gulf The pilot was Clair Meyer, co-pilot, Wilbur Pentz, hostess, Helen Always thinking of the children, Raymond and Delores decided that a plane trip from St. Peter to New Orleans would be most adventurous for the menagerie. As the plane landed, they were greet none other than Frances Forry, former queen of the Mardi Gras, and a most melodious band. From New Orleans the Adams family started for Tucson, Arizona but had to backtrack a few because the wee ones would manage to get off at a station for candy and miss the train. They a at Tucson just in time for the rodeo. The star bareback rider was lune Swartz and the outstanding b buster was Kenneth Baney. Leaving Tucson they headed for San Francisco, California. While there, they attended a concert C Spitalny and his All Girl Orchestra, featuring Evelyn and her magic violin. Evelyn is none other Evelyn Ferree. While visiting the wharfs in San Francisco, they saw Ronald Witmer, who is now a longshore They shed a tear and a farewell as they stood on the docks and watched Robert Decker, alias ' Knuckles, depart for Alcatraz. He was bravely guarded by Harlan Householder. Ronald insisted tha go to the Top of the Mark to forget their sorrow, The hai check girl, lune Gibble, winked a knc hello to Raymond as he checked his hat. When the Adamses left San Francisco, they had to go back fifty miles for little losie who ju from the train when they were not looking. A'losie was their pet dog. The next stop was Hollywood, where they could hardly wait to see the new comedienne and comt who were none other than Helen Lehman and Ray Hykes. While reading a paper there, Mrs. Adams saw this headline--Mrs. Charlie McCarthy, the former'l Benedick, gives birth to quintuplets. imagine our little Theda. Mrs. Adams read also that the famous Hollywood hair stylist, Lester Wilt, was going East to his l town, Conewago, for a visit. While touring the studios in Hollywood, the Adamses watched the production of the thrilling seq' My Friend Irma, starring Hollywood's most recent discovery, lane Wallick. At the next stop, Reno, Nevada, the Adamses were not surprised when they met the former Doris vacationing there while awaiting a divorce from her fifth husband. From Reno to Sun Valley, Idaho, they traveled by bus Clarence Repman, the driver, became gi annoyed at the children shooting peas at him and at the guide, Dorothy Leicht. They were all hap reach Sun Valley, where they stayed for one week, ln this time Mr. and Mrs. Adams took ski lessons the instructor, Norman Gordon. They were glad to head East again, as all were tiring of traveling. They journeyed from lda Chicago, where they stopped to see a wrestling match featuring the nationally known women wre: Blackie Bupp and Lefty Kroft. The Adamses also attended a World Series game between the Yankees and the Dodgers. The o ing pitchers were Charles Snelbaker and lohn Stonesifer. Raymond and Delores were really amaz discover Robert Kochenour as the peanut Vendor. Of course, they bought some peanuts. They arrived at Niagara Falls just in time to see lda lane lennings go over the falls in a barrel. Hlanief' Their last stop on this tour was Atlantic City, where they saw the Aquacade on Steel Pier. The ing swimmer was Doris Brenneman. Also on Steel Pier they saw john Kunkel and his Sunlight Six, fc ing Ioann Hoover as soloist. While listening to Walter Winchell's program, the Adamses learned that he had retired and wc placed by Vivian Updegraff. During the program she revealed the recent appointment of Philip St as United States Commissioner of Education. Alas and at last the Adamses returned to Manchester. There they found Delores Sprenkle to bi newly-elected President of the Manchester School Board. ln the middle of unpacking, a knock came to their door. There stood the Fuller brush man! Abc slam the door on his face, Mr. Adams recognized Richard Dellinger. After a few days they were settled and back to the same old life, or so they thought, when they f it necessary to call on Doctor Dane Hale. That afternoon Papa Adams was passing out cigars for ber l3. A WWWWMWWWMWWWLES M Robert Kochenour Chorus 1, Z Orchestra 1, Z, 4 Scitrice Club Secretary l Hi-Y Service 3 Social Club 4 Student Government l, Z, 3, Pr Class President 1, 2, 3, 4 Art Editor of Year Book 4 Variety Show Z, 3, 4 lntra-mural Basketball 2, 3, 4 lntra-mural Volleyball Z, 3, 4 Music Festival Band 4 Audrey Diehl Class Play l, 4 Industrial Arts Club l Cantata l Red Cross 1, Z Social Club Z, 3 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Variety Show 3 Christmas Tableau 3 Music Festival 3, 4 Student Govemment 3 Homeroom President 3 Editor of Year Book 4 Class Secretary 4 Sports Club 4 Track 4 lntna-mural Basketball 4 Raymond Adams Volleyball 3 Softball 3 Social Club 3 Stag Club 4 Year Book 4 Theda Benedick Chorus l, Z, 3, 4 Dramatic Club lg President Z Track l Operetta l Christmas Tableau 3 Student Government 3 Echo Log 3, 4 Business Mgr. of Year Book 4 Social Club 3, 4 Class Play 4 Music Festival 4 csident 4 was Q fi, Z9 OIRE Norman Gordon Class Play Z Stag Club 2 Hi-Y Service 3, 4 Christmas Tableau 3 Class Treasurer 3 Vice-president of Class 4 Echo Log 4 Year Book 4 Chorus 2 Delores Smith Class Treasurer 1, 4 F.H.A. 1, z Operetta l Cantata I Music Festival 1, 3, 4 Choms I, Z, 3, 4 Social Club 3, 4 Variety Show 3 Echo Log 3, 4 Advertising Mgr. of Ycar Buck 4 Class Play 4 Kenneth Barney Stag Club 1, Z Basketball 1, Z Track 1, Z, 3 Science Club 3, 4 Christmas Tableau 2, 3 Baseball 4 Echo Log 3, 4 Red Cross 3, 4 Operetta l Cantata 2 Chorus l, Z Year Book 4 Marjorie Brennemcm Class Play 1, 4 Cheerleader 1 Track 1, Z, 3, 4 Sports Club l Christmas Tableau l, 3 Social Club Z, 3, 4 F.H.A. Z Cafeteria 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 lntra-mural Basketball Z, 3, 4 LESM OIRE ,, ,...., ,, .,, ,,.,., ,,,,,, 4 4 Doris Brennemani i Cafeteria 4 Echo Log 4 Red Cross l, Z Music Festival l Sports Club 1, 4 Christmas Tableau 1, 3 Class Secretary 1 F.H.A. 2 Dramatic Club Z Cheerleader 1 Track 1, 3, 4 Robert Decker Sports Club I Stag Club Z, 3, 4 Echo Log 3, 4: Soccer 4 Class Vice-president Z Class Historian 3 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Track 3: Chorus 2 Class Play l, 4 Christmas Tableau 3 Variety Show 3, 4 Year Book 4 lntra-mural Basketball lntra-mural Volleyball Class President 1 Helen Diehl Red Cross l Class Play l lndustrial Arts Club l Cantata I Music Festival l Dramatic Club Z Cl10fI'US Z, 3, 4 Social Club 4 Echo Log 4 Year Book 4 Christmas Tableau 3 Kenneth shy Current Events Club I Study Club 2 Class Secretary Z Hi-Y Service Club 3 Year Book 4 Z, 3,4 Z,3,4 235.32 :--. 4 nr as f ,awk Q it 'tue-QM,-q ' unnn 1 nnuu run u nun n Lois Bupp Red Cross 1, Z Dramatic Club 1 Assembly l, Z F.H.A. Z Chorus 2, 3, 4 Cantata Z, 3 Social Club 2, 3, 4 lntra-mural Basketball Echo Log 3, 4 Variety Show 3 Year Book 4 Richard Dellingeu Soccer l Stag Club Z, 3, 4 Christmas Tableau 3 Darwin Doll Class Play 1, 4 Hobby Club l Variety Show 1 Stag Club Z, 3: Presidw .l.V. Basketball Z lntra-mural Basketball Echo Log 4 Year Book 4 lntra-mural Volleyball Evelyn Ferree Y-Teens I, Z Volleyball l lntraemural Basketba Chorus Z Cantata Z F.H.A. Z Social Club 3, 4 Year Book 4 INFORMAL SNAPS mu s n u v I 1 I un I nun n mn in u 1IIIInIi1ninu1inInlluulluluunnlnnulluunuuununnnnuuu Donald Fitzkee Class Play l lndustrial Club 1 Hi-Y Service Z, 3, 4 Year Book 4 Iune Gibble Librarian l, Z Chorus 1, Z, 3, 4 Y-Teens Z Social Club 3, 4 Echo Log 3: Co-edito Christmas Tableau 3 Music Festival 3, 4 Variety Show 3 Cafeteria 4 Year Book 4 Class Play 4 Gladys Hare Chorus l, Z, 3, 4 Y-Teens l, Z Track l, Z, 3, 4 Social Club 3 Echo Log 1, Z, 3, 4 Christmas Tableau 3 Variety Show Z, 3 Orchestra Z, 3, 4 Sports Club 4 Year Book 4 Ray Hykes Stag Club Z, 3, 4 Basketball Z, 3 Volleyball 3 Year Book 4 Frances Forty lntra-mural Basketball I Operetta l Chorus l, Z, 3, 4 Dramatics Club l, 2 F.H.A. Z Social Club 3, 4 Echo Log 4 Year Book 4 Christmas Tableau 3 Dane Hale Science Club l Operetta 1 Stag Club Z J.V. Basketball Z Chorus Z Hi-Y Service 3 Soccer 3, 4 Christmas Tableau 3 Basketball 4 Year Book 4 Harlan Householder Science Club l Stag Club Z, 3, 4 Year Book 4 Ioann Hoover Social Club l, Z, 3, 4 Chorus Z, 3, 4 Christmas Tableau 3 Volleyball 1, 2 Track 3, 4 Red Cross Z Echo Log 3: News Editor 4 Year Class Class Book 4 Secretary 2, 3 Play 4 lntra-mural Basketball 3, 4 LE Ida lane Iennings Chorus 1, 2, 4 Y-Tccns 1, Z, 3 Social Club 4 Year Book 4 lntra-mural Basketball 4 Betty Kroit lndustrial Arts Cluh 1 Cantata 1 Class Play l, 4 Social Club Z, 3, 4 Echo Log 33 Alumni Editor 4 Year Book 4 Christmas Tableau 3 Variety Slzow 3 Dorothy Leicht Y'Teens 1 Volleyball 1, 2 Rccl Cross 1, 2 Chorus Z, 3, 4 Social Club Z, 3, 4 lntra-mural Basketball Z, 3, 4 Christmas Tableau 3 Variety Show 3 Echo Log 4 Year Book 4 Doris Lynn Social Club 1, Z, 4 Chorus 1, Z, 3, 4 Operetta 1 Music Festival 1 History Club Z Dancing Club 2 Cantata 2 Homeroom Vice-president 3 Variety Show 3 Prom 3 Echo Log 4 Homeroom Treasurer 4 Year Book 4 0 l Il E r.,,.y.,r. .,r.,. 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'E' 32 Ray Kohr HifY Service 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 4 Year Book 4 Iohn Kunkel Track 1, 3 Baseball 2 Basketball 3, Manager Hi-Y Service Club 3 Class Historian 1 F.F.A. 1, Z Year Book 4 Helen Lehman Operetta l Chorus 1, Z, 3, 4 Y-Teens 1, 3 Volleyball 1 Assembly 1, 2, 3 Dramatic Club Z F.H.A. 2 Christmas Tableau 3 Variety Show 3 Echo Log 3, 4 Year Book 4 Clair Meyer Track 1, 2 Hi-Y Service I, 2, 3 Baseball 4 Year Book 4 IORMAL S NA' mumumunmnununmununun nmmnmmn num nu mnmnnmmnmmuu nnmummnr n nm 1-inInninImmununnumuum.rumnmuunnm nu in Wilbur Pentz Science Club 1 Hi-Y Service 2, 3, 4 Year Book 4 Warren Rhoads Hi-Y Service l, Z, 33 Presiclrnt 4 Track I, 2, 3, 4 Soccer 3, 4 Basketball 3 Student Government Z, 4 Athletic Associatiow 2, 3: President 4 Class Treasurer Z Class Vice-president 3 Echo Log 3, 4 Year Book 4 Charles Snelbaker Hi-Y Service 1, 2 Stag Club 3 Baseball 3 Year Book 4 Philip Sterner Stag Club Z, 3, 4 Christmas Tableau 3 Basketball 1 Year Book 4 Clarence Repman Science Club 1, 3 Soccer 1, Z, 3 Basketball 1, 2 Track 1, 2, 3 Stag Club 2, 3 Chorus 1, Z Baseball 4 Volleyball 3 Year Book 4 Red Cross l, 2, 4 Echo Log 4 Camtata 2 Samuel Schroll Hi-Y Service 1, Z Social Club 3, 4 Class Vice-president 1 Student Council 1 Athletic Association 2 Christmas Tableau 3 Class Play 4 Variety Show Z, 3, 4 Track l, Z, 3 Soccer 2, 3 Volleyball 3, 4 J.V. Basketball L Z Chorus 1, Z Echo Log 4 Year Book 4 Delores Sprenkle Industrial Arts Club 1 Social Club 2, 3g Presiden Student Government l, 4 Class Secretary 1 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Cantata 2 Christmas Tableau 3 Prom Court 3 Track 1, 3, 4 Cheerleader 1, Z, 3, 4 lntra-mural Basketball l, Echo Log 4 Year Book 4 Class Play l, 4 Iohn Stonesiier Hi-Y Service 1, 4 Stag Club 2, 3 Soccer Z Year Book 4 t Z 4 .,,, LE Olll Phyllis Stover Chorus l, 3, 4 Y-Teens l, 2 F.H.A. 1 Social Club 3, 4 Variety Show 3 Christmas Tableau 3 Cafeteria 4 Echo Log 4 Ycar Book 4 Vivian Updegrali Cantata l, Z Operetta 1 Music Festival l, 3, 4 Cheerleader 1, Z, 3, 4 Chorus 1, Z, 3, 4 Y-Teens l lntra-mural Basketball l Z, 3, 4 Volleyball l, Z, 3, 4 Christmas Tableau Z, 3 Variety Show Z, 3 Social Club 2, 3, 4 Echo Log Z, 3, 4 Cherry Pie Contest 2, 4 Class Play 4 Year Book 4 Doris Wilt lntra-mural Volleyball 1, Y-Teens 1 Chorus Z, 3, 4 Dramatic Club Z Echo Log 3, 4 Christmas Tableau 3 Sports Club Secretary 4 lntra-mural Basketball 3, Social Cluh 3 Year Book 4 Variety Show Z, 3 Ronald Witmer Stag Club 2, 3, 4 Echo Log 3, 4 Baseball Manager 3, 4 Baseball Scorekeeper 3, 4 Basketball Manager 3, 4 Basketball Scorekeeper 3, Soccer Manager 3, 4 Year Book 4 z,3,4 4 4 I une Swartz Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens I, Z F.H.A. 1 Librarian l, Z Social Club 3, 4 Echo Log 35 Co-editor 4 Track 3 Variety Show 3 Music Festival 3 Cafeteria 4 Year Book 4 Christmas Tableau 3 Class Play 4 lane Wcxllick Operetta I Intra-mural Volleyball 1 Red Cross I Chorus Z, 3 Y-Teens Z, 3 Art Editor of Echo Log Homeroom President 4 Sports Club 4 Year Book 4 Lester Wilt Science Club 1 Track l, Z, 4 Stag Club Z Hi-Y Service 3, 4 Year Book 4 Business Mgr. of Echo l K THE PIA SENIOR PLAY Left to rightgsaxni Schroll, Doris Lynn, Delores Smith, Robert Decker. SENIOR PLAY First row-Darwin Doll, Robert Boll, Warren Rhoads, Gladys Hare, Doris Wilt. Second row-Delores Smith, Ray Hykes, Mrs. Roslyn King, Sam Schroll, Miss Gloria Snyder, Doris Lynn, June Swartz, Theda Benedick, Joann Hoover, Doris Brenneman, June Gibble, Delores Sprenkle, Audrey Diehl, Betty Kroft, Vivian Updegraff, Marjorie Brenweman, Robert Decker, Ray Kohr. 55 The STAFF F 'W I, ,gg 1 S 2, li S F H -J YEAR BOOK STAFF First row-.lune Swartz, June Gibble, Delores Smith, Delores Sprenkle, Theda Beneclick, Audrey Diehl, Robert Kochenour, Doris Lynn, Norman Gordon. Second row-Peggy Werner, Doris Wilt, Ida Jane Jennings, Phyllis Stover, Joann Hoover, Betty Kroft, Marjorie Brenneman, Helen Lehman, Vivian Updegraff, Gladys Hare, Mr. Wilbur Zimmerman. Third row-Frances Forry, Helen Diehl, Jane Wallick, Clarence Repman, Donald Fitzkee, John Stonesifer, Clair Meyer, Ro'ald Witmer, Doris Brenneman, Dorothy Leicht, Evelyn Fc-rree, Fourth rowvRichard Dellinger, Lester Wilt, Charles Snelbaker, Harry Kauffman, Robert Decker, Kenneth Baney, Darwin Doll, Wilbur Pentz, Dane Hale, Warren Rhoads. Fifth row-Raymond Adams, Philip Sterier, Harlan Hnuseholder, Ray Hykes, Kenneth Eby, Sam Schroll, John Kunkle. ECHO LOG STAFF First romfRobert Decker, Warren Rhoacls, Sam Schroll, Clarence Repman. Second row-Joann Hoover, Delores Smith, Doris Lynn, Theda Bene-dick, June Swartz, June Gibble, Jane Walliclt, Betty Kroft, Audrey Diehl. Third rowfBeverly Laljrairie, Peggb' Wer.zer, Gladys Hare, Ida Jane Jennings, Nancy Repman, Doris Wilt, Theda Bupp, Donna Mohr, Julia Straley. Fourth rnwANadine LaPrairie, Helen Lehman, Marjorie Bren- neman, Wilnma Achaj, Frances Forry, Helen Diehl, Dorothy Leicht, Helen Emig, Phyllis Stover, Vivian Upcle- graff. Fifth row-Preston Pokupec, Ken feth Baney, Miss Clara Cassel, Lester Wilt, Delores Sprenkle, Nancy Ream, Barbara Flinchbaugh, Doris Brenneman, Norman Gordon, Darwin Doll, James Hare. .36 H QVC HSSUQI7 A f Pi - all? ,fun 1 T. 'i L. I I 1, : - Q , f I 'uf' I ' v WW i f Z .5 , .a ' 2 . I nf 1 1 ,- :4 I xbf-x BJ- 4-sf n 1- ,,,.- 'L T1 JU l0ll CLASS trrrr IUNIOR CLASS First row-Marcia Mills, Nawcy Ream, Doris Kuhr, Jane Fink, Joyce Sprenkle, Eloise Plowman, Helen Emig, Preston Pokopec, Tom Dietz, Barry Schriver, Patricia Barton, Joyce Good, Virginia Horner, Audrey Raine, Faye Orendorf, Shirley Nouse. Second row-Mr. Donald Kramer, Emma Weigle, Audrey Repman, Gloria Trout, Joyce Beck, JoAnn Diehl, Donna Mohr, Joan Smeltzer, Gloriann Hatterer, Verna Kern, Erma Beshore, Elva Hoover, Norma King, Ruth Albright, .loan Miller, Dona Hoenstine, Mary Jane Schroeder, Mr. Wilbur Zimmerman. Third row-Willis Lehr, James Hughes, Glenn Kauffman, Glenn Wnlgamuth, Gloria Laughman, Wilma Achaj, June Chapman, Doris Griffith, Mary Ort, Pat Keach, Nancy Repman, Nadine La- Prairie, Elwood Snelbaker, Elwood Repman, Clair Fink, David Campbell, Robert Albright, Fourth row-Rod- ney Zeigler, William Klinedinst, Belvin Anderson, Wendell Schaffner, Harold Knudsen, James Boeckel, Jay Estep, Jack Shaffer, Larry Clemens, Dean Schaffner, Nelson Weitcamp, Glen-1 Read, James Yost, Alvin Fisher, Donald Rodes, Donald Horner, Mr. William Bateman. Filth row-James Hare, Elwin Studebaker, Lester Shoop. CLASS OFFICERS President , . Preston Pokopec Vicefpresident . .Torn Dietz Secretary . , , .Helen Emig 'Treasurer Glenn Wolqcrrnuth JS he S 0 P H 0 0 R E CLA S S SOPHOMORE CLASS First row-Richard Rentzel, Edward Trout, Gerald Gingerich, William Conley, Dennis Mohr, William Kochenour, Donald Snellbaker, Leslie Rumsey, Kale Lentz, Leroy Deardorff, Richard Herman, Ray Sipe, Clair Smith, Wayne Myers, Oscar May, Lowell Brenneman, Benjamin Sprenkle, Robert Mohr, William Kottcamp, Donald Anderson, Donald Nace, Stewart Kramer. Second row-Betty Sweitzer, Joan Reisinger, Faye Biller, Sylvia Keefer, Aiice Thompson, Janice Haugh, Ruth Reeser, Jackie Seeger, Ruth Emig, Barbara Boeckel, Lee Rentzel, Betty Ream, Lewis Hale, Dorothy Reese, Doris Reigart, Rose Roller, Delores Brenneman, Nancy Meyer, Shirley Wolgamuth, Beverly LaPrairie, Norma Emig, Julia Straley. Third row-Frances Stonesifer, Betty Coble, Justine Smith, Quinetta Strong, Patsy Brenner, Joyce Doll, Pilar Chicote, Nancy Arnold, Fran- ces Benyak, Helen Spahr, Rhoda Wallace, Izetta Lentz, Jeanette Poe, Betty Kemper, Gloria Anderson, Iva Hoover, Margaret Hoover, Janet Swartz, Bonnie Miller, Gloria Dietz, Mary Ellen Snellbaker, Jean Crawford, Patsy Sterner, Emma Buntin. Fourth row-Henry Shaffer, Dennis Repman, Marvin Gibble, Doll Zirkle, June Glassick, Joan Gheen, Theda Bupp, Rovena Sweitzer, Helen Copenhaver, Carolyn Biser, Donnette Fritz, Lucille Poe, Shirley Allison, Barbara Flinchbaugh, Lois Price, Virginia Heilman, Esther Grim, Nancy Taylor, Roberta Danner, Ruth Mansberger, Grace Beard, Harold Hake, Elvin Beshore, Frank LoBianco. Fifth row- Miss Gloria Snyder, Miss Katherine Keller, George Fetrow, Robert Nace, William Shaffer, Barry Griffin, Belvinarrow Wilt, Curvin Hamme, Richard Crowe, Rodney Kimmel, David Myers, Cletus Haugh, Carrole Wilson, Harold Prowell, Albert Jordan, Harold Hykes, James Fink, Jesse Ettinger, Robert Moul, Robert Hyde, Robert Funk, James Gable, Ray Groff, Mr. John Allison. CLASS OFFICERS President ..,,,. . .Lee Rentzel Vice-president . . , . .Betty Ream Secretory . . ..,. Bonnie Miller Treasurer , . , .Barbara Boeckel 39 C278 FRE HMA CLASS . v J FRESHMAN CLASS First rowfDonald Shenberger, Anthony LoBianco, Joel Kunkel, Pasquale LoBianco, Richard Carman, Thomas Schroeder, Robert Dellinger, Cyrus Swartz, Arlington Bupp, Edmund Beck, David Hauck, Philip Musser, Harry Hatterer. Second row-Delores Haucl-K, Barbara Strausbaugh, Anna Mae Bentz, Mary Her- man, Marilyn Reese, Maxine Repman, Robert Paules, Donna Topper, Larry Good, Phyllis Ferree, Helen Stanl- baugh, Patricia Stambaugh, Gloria Weirich, Frances Brenneman. Third row-Mr. Luther Roth, Charmaine Griffith, Patricia Fritz, Nadine Kraft, .lean Horner, Joan Hughes, Delores Bowman, Dawn Myers, Vivian Kope, Theda Lehr, Norman Fair, Aletta Yeager, Ardell Kauffman, Ada Wallace, Minerva Ettinger, Mrs. Roslyn King, Fourth row-Daniel Miller, Theodore Carl, David Sipe, Mary Louise Gingerich, Marilyn Weigle, Bar- bara Cassel, Alethea Rode, Darlis Repman, Maryan Sipe, William Wagner, Charles Adams, Edward Beck, Terry Horner. Fifth row-Lester Weigle, Richard Gladfelter, Robert Roller, John Roland, Warren Anderson, Lester Aldinger, Vance Andrews, Donald Prowell, Glen Ferree, Edward Shipley, Stanley Lehman. CLASS OFFICERS President . . .Robert Boll Vicefpresident .Donna Topper Secretary .Maxine Repmcxn Treasurer Larry Good 40 Q w u s ig? ,Q 1 ' 1 1 7 ei. ' My EZ? 76 ORGANIZ TIQWS, STAG CLUB First row-Lee Rentzel, Robert Decker, Darwin Doll, Ronald Witmer, Barry Schriver, Dennis Repman, William Shaffer. Second row-Nelson Weitcamp, Glenn Read, Louis Hale, Marvin Gibble, Richard Dellinger, Dane Hale. Third row-Harry Kauffman, Donald Rodes, Jack Shaffer, Ray Kohr, Robert Funk, Rodney Zeig- ler, Mr. Perry Hull. Fourth row-Raymond Adams, James Gable, Harlan Householder, Elwin Studebaker, Ray Hykes, Dean Schaffner, Philip Sterner. SPORTS CLUB First rowATerry Werner, Anthony L.oBianco, Philip Musser, Joel Kunkel, Tom Schroeder, Pat LoBianco, Stewart Kramer, David Hauck, Richard Smee, Donald Shenberger. Second row-Daniel Miller, Donald Nace, Glen Ferree, Elwin Beshore, Richard Herman, Dennis Mohr, Frank LoBianco, Edward Weigle, Kale Lentz, William Wagner, Robert Dellinger. Third row-William Kochenour, Arlington Bupp, William Aldinger, Stan- ley Lehman, Robert Roller, Ted Carl, David Sipe, Cyrus Swartz, William Kottcamp, Robert Mohr, Fourth x'owfDonald Prowell, Wayne Myers, Robert Nace, Robert Hyde, Jesse Ettinger, Oscar May, Edward Ship- pley, Harold Hake, Russell Fry, John Roland. Fifth row-Mr. John Allison, Robert Moul, James Fink, Albert Jordan, David Myers, Cletus Haugh, Harold Prowell, Harold Hykes, Rodney Kimmel, Kerwin Hamme. 42 nu i u an i I in in nn in mm in-uni in num 115 I Ili ll SCIENCE CLUB First row-Donald Anderson, Leroy Deardorff, Charles Adams, Leslie Rumsey. Second row-Edward Trout, Edward Beck, Tum Dietz, Larry Good, Richard Rentzel, Harry Hatterer. Third row-Mr, Donald Kramer, Benjamin Sprenkle, Ray Sipe, Doll Zirkle, Glen Kauffman, Richard Garman. Fourth row-David Campbell, Warren Anderson, Henry Shaffer, Richard Gladfelter, George Feirow. Fifth row-Harold Knudsen, Jay Estep, Ray Graff, Lester Aldinger, James Boeckel. HI-Y SERVICE First row-Donald Snelbaker, William Conley, Norman Gordon, Warren Rhoads, William Klinedinst, Larry Clemens, Elwood Repman. Second row-Mr. Ira Bal-ter, Clarence Repman, Lowell Brenneman, Clair Meyer, Alvin Fisher, Glenn Wolgamuth, John Stonesiler, Donald Fitzkee, MF. Wilbur Zimmerman. Third row- Barry Griffin, Belvinarrow Wilt, Charles Snelbaker, Lester Wilt, Richard Crane, Wilbur Pentz. Fourth row- Donald Horner, John Kunkel, Lester Shoop, Kenneth Eby, Carrol Wilson. 43 CLUB ,XCIIV l S 7 ORGA IZATIO Y-TEENS First row-Nancy Meyer, Patsy Stamhaugh, Dolores Hauck, Barbara Flinchbaugh, Pilar Chicote, Betty Ream, Mary Louise Gingerich, Beverly LaPrairie, Faye Biller, Jean Horner, Charmaine Griffith. Second row-Barbara Strausbaugh, Mary Herman, Frances Stonesifer, Dorothy Reese, Ada Paules, Patsy Brenner, Jackie Seeger, Janice Haugh, Marilyn Reese, Ardell Kauffman, Aletta Yeager, Phyllis Ferree. Third row- Joyce Doll, Dawn Myers, Emma Buntin, Bonnie Miller, Wilma Achaj, Francs Benyak, Nancy Repman, Betty Coble, Nadine Krafft, Aletha Rode, Quinetta Strong. Fourth row-Justine Smith, Nancy Arnold, Rovena Sweitzer, Patsy Sterner, Carolyn Biser, Lois Price, Dorothy Leicht, Ester Grim, Maryan Sipe, Miss Margaret Barrett. at JY SOCIAL CLUB First row-Clair Smith, Robert Albright, Willis Lehr, James Yost, Clair Fink, Wendell Schaffner, Ken- neth Baney, James Hare, Belvin Anderson, Robert Kochenour, Elwood Snelbaker, James Hughes. Second rowiJulia Straley, Jo Ann Diehl, Joan Smeltzer, Norma King, Rluth Albright, Frances Forry, Delores Spren- kle, Marjorie Brenneman, Vivian Upzlegraff, Ruth Reeser, Rose Roller, Gloriann Hatterer, Donna Mohr, Joan Miller. Third row-Mr. William Bateman, June Swartz, Emma Weigle, Betty Kemper, Audrey Repman, Erma Beshore, Doris Lynn, Joann Hoover, Helen Stambaugh, June Chapman, Elva Hoover, Peggy Werner, Louise Bentz, Doris Reigart, Dona Hoenstine, Mrs. Roslyn King. Fourth row-Ruth Mansberger, Phyllis Stover, Grace Beard, Betty Kroft, Gloria Trout, Lucille Poe, Janette Poe, Verna Kern, Izetta Lentz, Helen Lehman, Mary Ellen Snelbaker, Ida Jane Jennings, Joyce Beck. Fifth row-Mary Ort, Gloria Laughman, Shirley Nouse, Theda Benedick, Jane Fink, Joyce Good, Pat Keach, Virginia Horner, Doris Griffith, Faye Orendorf, June Gibble, Helen Diehl, Evelyn Ferree. Sixth row-Nancy Ream, Doris Kohr, Joyce Sprenkle, Patricia Barton, Sam Schroll, Preston Pokopec, Elouise Plowman, Audrey Raine, Delores Smith. 44 CLUB AC'lilVl I ll S an-us... , . SPORTETTES CLUB First row-Miss Gloria Snyder, Jane Wallick, Doris Wilt, Gladys Hare, Doris Brenneman, Audrey Diehl. Second row-Minerva Ettinger, Anna Mae Bentz, Joaw Hughes, Margarct Hoover, Theda Lehr. Third row- Nadine LaPrairie, Barbara Boeckel, Marilyn Weigle, Theda Bupp. Fourth row-Virginia Heilman, Barbara Cnssel, Marcia Mills. I1 11 ,I I 11 11 Ii I 1- 1' I ll ll I ga Jw' STUDENT GOVERNMENT First row-Delores Sprenkle, Betty Ream, Helen Stambaugh, Joan Gheen, Jane Wallick, Mr. lra Baker. Second row-Miss Clara Cassel, Barbara Cassel, Robert Kochenour, Vivian Updegraff. Third row-Bonnie Miller, Mr. Zimmerman, Preston Pokopec, Alice Thompson, Larry Clemens. Fourth row-Robert Boll, Willis Lehr, Elvin Beshore, Warren Rhoads, Barry Schriver, Lee Rentzel. 45 71 0liG IZATIO J mm, .lg S i i 1. HOBBY CLUB First row-Helen Copcnhaver, Joan Gheen, Roberta Danner. Second row-Gerald Gingerieh, June Glas- sick, Mr. Luther Roth. Third row-Norma Emig, Donna Topper, Donnette Fritz, lva Hoover. ll llllll pg ...mv 2 L Y N 1 J ws X I 'ff' CHORUS First row-June Gibble, Joyce Beck, Helen Stambaugh, Frances Brenneman, Patsy Stambaugh, Ban-bar Strausbaugh, Joan Gheen, Dona Hoenstine, Jackie Seeger, June Chapman, Norma Fair, Jane Wallick. Sec ond row-Helen Diehl, Lois Bupp, Gladys Hare, Audrey Diehl, Delores Bowman, Donna Topper, Mary Louis Gingerich, Doris Lynn, Aletha Rode, June Swartl, Betty Kroft. Third rowflda Jane Jennings, Raven Sweitzer, Doris Wilt, Mary Jane Lawrence, Vivian Updegraff, Grace Beard, Joann Hoover, Phyllis Stovew Fourth row-Nlaryan Sipe, Delores Sprenkle, Doris Brenneman, Thrda' Bewedick, Helen Lehman, France Furry, June Glassick. Fifth row-Jane Fink, Doris Kohr, Nancy Ream, Delores Smith, Joyce Good, Doroth Leicht. Sixth row-Mr. Charles Jones. 46 Cl.lIl3 ,XKIIIVIIIIS e sk' BAND First rowYJaimcs Geescy, Willis Lelir, Bonnie Miller, Rovcna Sweitzcr, Gladys Hare, Kale Lentz, Robert Kochenour, Second row-Lewis Hale, Doll Zirkle, David Campbell, James Fink, Marvin Gibble, Robert Boll. Third row-Mr, Charles Jones, Harold Hykes, Cletus Haugh, Harold Prowell, Lee RL-ntzcl. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION First row-Lee Rentzel, Mr. Perry Hull, Miss Gloria Snyder, Mr. lra Baker, Mr, Wilbur Zimmerman, Mr. Donald Kramer, Mr. .lobn Allison, Willis Lelir. Second row-Warreil Rhoads, Elvin Beshore, Betty Ream, Delores Sprenkle, Barbara Cassel, Jane Wallick, Barry Schriver, Preston Pokopec, Robert Boll, Helen Stam- haugh, Marjorie Brenneman, Joan Gheen, Alice Thompson, Doris Kohr, Jay Estep. 47 6766 CHO0L ERVICES , . MEDICAL CHECK-UP Doris Bl'Qnncn'mn. Betty Krofi, Jane- Wallicli, Nlrs, Etta Nlcclain, Dr. Alfred Chicote. CAFETERIA Marjorie Brenneman, June Gibble, Doris Wilt, Gladys Hare, Phyllis Stover, June Swartz, Doris Brenne man, Alice Thompson, 48 G ICS Q f lr2 1' 'Q 04 Q -:J YQSCHOOL PORT , , K A Q Q SOCCER First row--Warren Anderson, Lester Shoop, Willis Lehr, Wayne Myers. Second row-Lee Rentzel, Alvin Fisher, Robert Decker, Warren Rhoads, Sam Schroll, Harry Kauffman, Jay Estep, William Klinedinst. Third row-Rnnald Witmer, Edward Beck, Tom Dietz, Wendell Schaffner, Donald Rodes, Barry Schriver, Frank L04 Bianco, Mr. Donald Kramer. Fourth row-Robert Mohr, Clarence Repman, Kale Lcntz, Harold Prowell, Rob- ert Moul, Rodney Zeigler, Belvin Anderson, Larry Good. 2 II 5 f VARSITY BASKETBALL First row-Robert Decker, Harold Prowell, Preston Pokopec, Dean Schaffner, Sam Schroll, Mr. John Alli- son. Second row-Warren Rhoads, Wayne Myers, Jack Shaffer, Barry Schriver, Dick Witmer lnot shownl. 50 SOCICIHR, VARSITY AND AIR. VARSITY BASKliil'BAI,I.. CSIRIS 'IR il I 9' il . IUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL First rowfAEdwal'd Beck, Terry Werner, Philip Musser, Kale Lentz, Edward Shipley, Bill Wagner, Toni Schroeder, Mr. Donald Kramer. Second row-Pat LoBianco, Edward Weigle, Glenn Reed, Robert Funk, Bel- vin Anderson, Lee Rentzel, Louis Hale, Oscar May, Lowell Brenneman. Third row--Jay Estep, Robert Moul, John Roland, Rodney Kimmel, Donald Prowell, Richard Herman, Robeft Roller, David Campbell. Fourth row --Dick Crone, Jesse Ettinger, Lester Shoop, Cletus Haugh, Albert Jordan, Carrol Wilson. GIRLS' TRACK First row-Joan Reisinger, June Swartz, Doris Reigart, Doris Wilt, Gladys Hare, Emma Weigle, Janice Haugh, Donna Mohr. Second row--Dorothy Reese, Peggy Werner, Betty Kemper, Marilyn Weigle, Elva Hoover, Marjorie Brenneman, Jackie Seeger, Nancy Taylor, Maxine Repman, Faye Biller, Miss Gloria Sny- der. Third row-Vivian Updegraff, Joann Hoover, Theda Beuedick, Delores Sprenkle, Grace Beard, Margaret Hoover, Doris Brenneman, Audrey Diehl, Joyce Beck. Fourth row-Dorothy Leicht, Marcia Mills, Barbara Cassel, Betty Ream, Janette Poe, Carolyn Biser, Lois Price, Donna Topper, lzetta Lentz, SI ge HEERLEADEHS , VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Vivian Updegroii, Delores Sprenkle, Ioyce Sprenkle, Ioycc Beck IUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Mnxine Repmcxn, Anna Mae Bentz, Icfckie Seeger, Bonny Miller 52 'n UQV ISI UG 4 nl f ', Q! ,'.'.f','-Q' . Z H ,441 '. ' , ,,f:,'a 4 .,.-.f,',,f . ,n5'g,,x ' 0 '. f6'e,'.vn3f 6 f, ww.-.W f V llff W fm-'f ,m'm Pr Snvlhfgr A u ,U H' g: .1 w v u a Q I A, ,l . .gf..l.l :' il ' f bfi.: ,NA X X kfrl. - W In X I kxvs , : Q is I 5,2 .' s ,ff , 'Q gf? ima tro n s Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lady Miss Margaret Rohrloauah Mr. and Mrs. Miss Audrey Leonard B Diehl lean Diehl Mr. and Mrs. Rulus H. Lehman Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs William Billet Kenneth Beaverson Emory Landis Clarence David Reprnan, lr, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith Mr. and Mrs. Charles Doll Mr. and Mrs, Norman L. Sechrist Darwin L. Doll Mr and Mrs. l. M. Anspacli Mr. and Mrs. Ralph R. Masten M rs. Cevilla W hay Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brenner Louise I. Bear Williairi lacobs, lr. Miss Minnie Berger Mr. and Mrs. William Knudsen Miss loan Leader Miss Maxine Knaub Miss Estella Lehman Nor iiic in F. Gordon, lr: Ray B. Hylces Mr, and Mrs. lohn lenninas lune M, Giblole Marvin L. Gibble Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd B. Gibble Donald Rode Mr, and Mrs George Spahr Mr. William H. Sipe Miss Nadine l. Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hake Mrs. Robert Kann Ted Leitigh Mr. lames Hooper Mr. and Mrs, Harry Hylces Mr. and Mrs. lohn D. Stover and lami Carol and lohn lenninqs Carl Lehr Raymond Pink Mr. and Mrs. Williarri Sprenkle Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Benediclc Mr. and Mrs. lohn W. Ely Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Kroft 54 Phone 70920 We Can Save Your Car From Slow Death 7 Big Features In. A Witmer Paint ,Iob l. Skilled WOPkm8llShiP 2. Interior Vacuum Cleaned 3. Chrome Moulding.,-fs Polished 4. Grille and Bumpers Polished 5. New Car Finish 6. Two-Year Guarantee 7. New Low Price - S41 .95 Less Body Work NEW LOCATION WITMER'S PAINT SHOP 4 Miles North of York on Route ifll Curing Your Car of its 'glfody Illsn is Our Business WRECKS REBUILT Free Estimates 55 R. A. BENEDICK Electrical Wt11'k of All Kinds Industrial and I-louse Wi1'il1g Railroad Street Manchester., Pa. Dress Well and Succeed TERRY'S MEN'S WEAR ,II--I3 South George Street York, Pa. Royal Typewriters H. G. BANCROFT 33 South Duke Street Dial 82997 GEORGE E. GINGERICH Specializing in Hardwood Floors. Sanding, Finishing I26 Railroad Street Manchester, Pa. I,Il0ll1' Manehester SSR2 II' it's Venetian Blind Work . . . Cel in Touch with Us YORK VENETIAN BLIND 2-I5 N. George St., York, Pa. fill Blinds Custom Made Wbod or Aluminum Phone 36294 Banquets Dinner. Luneh eon Partie, OLD HOMESTEAD INN HI DMICCC N IK INC Anniversary K' Wellllillg Reeeptions 2305 W. Market St., York, Pa. Phone 6-I-571 GEORGE'S STATIONERY STORE 300 S. George St., York Phone 7223 Bibles - Gifts - Cards School Supplies Priced Right Styled Righ Satisfaction Guaranteed 2 I ? Q R K , i- - I 4 3 4, 1 4 f 5 1 N K, x tx I' , . 4 1-f' 5 4Q , B 39 West Market Street S6 Compliments of WOLF SUPPLY COMPANY MOUNT Wi DLF - YORK GETTYSBURG - WRIGHTSVILLE BUILDING MATERIAL FUEL UIL - PAINT Professional Care is Best for the Hair AAW THELMA'S NNW BEAUTY SHOP 49 South Main Street Manchester, Pa. Phone 54-R-13 GAS OIL It Pays to Shop At KLlNE'S GROCERY Manchester, Pa. Phone 32-R-4 Groceries, Lunrh, Smoked Meals Ire Cream and Soft Drinks THE JOINT POOL - som Hershey's Ice Cream ALLVIN HYDE, Prop. Stop At The CONEWAGO INN L. A. WARNER, Prop. SALES SERVICE Allis-Chalmers Tractors Power Farm Machinery BESHORE 81 KOLLER MANCHESTER, PA. Official AAA and Keystone Service Phone 31-R-3 Congratulations and Best Wislufs ROBERT H.WARREN M f,..11 I Wolf, P .-.. nsylvania MlTCHELL'S RESTAURANT T. R. STERNER pmmmin SP,-Dia, Elvctrical Contractor Soups - Samlwiclms - Platters Alt. Wolf York Haven, Pu. Pl ncnn 14- Ma urnm- In-ner 37-R-I2 J.JENKlNS SONSUINC. Manufacturvrs of MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL RINGS AND PINS 20 Wrist livdwoml SIFPPI Baltimore, Marylaml The Knights Life Insurance Cc B. F. CRUMBLING of America Dyalp,-S in Representative, ,lay Il. Musser llmmral Mvrvlmmlisv Ma h 5'H Pi Uffivv Phone: York T466 I 58 Where The Gang Meets HOB NOB COFFEE SHOP H00 N. George St. North York IRVIN F. MUNDIS General Merchandise FLUUR AND FEED Emigsville, Pa. It Pays to Look Wellv TRY STOUGH'S BARBER SHOP Manchester, Pa. ZEIGLER ARNOLD'S ESSO SERVICE STATION Washing and Lubrication Manchester, Pa. E. J. KNAUB Cigar Manufacturing Mt. Wolf, Pa., R. D. No. l Smoke Radio City Cigars Guaranteed Quality The Original Butter 0 1e r, Pa. Mints Since 1931 TREVA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE TREVA McCARNEY, Prop. Mt. Wolf, Pa. nga, C E HAIR gl g0Ng W,,.,,.,,a,.,,s Manu ruturers CICARS - CICARICTTI 129 151 S 2nd SI. XRISTUFR AT HARRISBURGQ PA. TOBACCO - CANDY f I' Nl' RAL HART!! ANFT FOUNTAIN SUPPLIES I hone 8760 Corn plimvnts of McFALL'S PAUL A. BEAR APPLIES - PEACHES - GRAPICS Mt. Wolf, R. D. No. l, Pa. Phone 41-R-I3 EMRICH CHEVROLET Sales CHEVROLET Service L. H. EMRICH, Prop. Phone Manchester 56-R-2 Manchester, Pu. HUMBLE-MUNDIS CO. Petroleum Products 1536 N. George St. York, Pa. Phone 5777 COHEN BROS. Sporting Goods 157 George st. York, Pa. Phone 82933 BUY CONCORD CLOTHES AND SAVE SEITZ MUSIC CENTRE The Best in Musical Merclzandisen At Foot of North York Hill 29-31 N. Beaver St. in York York, Pa. HE RY .BLAT ER 372 E. Market St. Phone 7173 York, Pu 61 Compliments of SHUE'S SELF-SERVICE STORES Manchester - North York DAVlN'S GROCERY York Haven, Pa. DR. J. S. KELLER Osteopathic Physician York liaven, Pa. Compliments of A FRIEND DAVIN BEAUTY SHOPPE York Haven, Pa. Phone Manchester 1-0-H-5 GORDON'S Meat and Groceries 156 North George Street York, Pa. Compliments of LGRUE D. LGPRAIRIE Eitabiishefl I838 GEO. F. MOTTER'S SONS Mach in ery Manufacturing Industrial Supplies Maintenance K Repairs York, Pennsylvania 6 WILLIAM S. KANN Residence, Manchester 14-R-2 Representative METROP1 DLITAN LIFE INSURANCE CU. New York Movies A re BETTER Than Ever See A Show Today MT. WOLF THEATRE Manufacturers of the WorId's Finest INSECI' SCREENCLUTH HARDWARE - INDUSTRIAL CLUTII AMERICAN WIRE FABRICS CORPORATION Subsidiary of Colorado Fuel aml Iron Co. Factory, Mt. Wolf, Pa. Executive Uffices, New York, N. Y. INTERIOR AND EXTERN DR PAINTING LUTHER STAMBAUGH Paper Hanger 63 N. Main St., Manchester, Pa. Catering to Parties, Weddings, Rereptions, Banquets Upen Daily Mon. thru Wed. 8 A. M. - 2 A. M. Thurs. thru Sun. 8 A. M. - 4 A. M. Also Rent Dining Room for Dinner Dance ELIVIWIIOD GRILL 18 S. Belmont St York, Pa. For Reservations Phone 46532 F. F. KLING Plum bing, Heating and Sheet Metal llvllfli ICLICCTRICAL APPLIANCES Manchester, Pa. Over 25 Years of Serviee to You NEW BLUE SUNUCU High Test Performanee at Regular Gas Priees Save Up to Two Cents a Gallon KEN ROHRBAUGH'S sUNoco srznvnzlc STATION 203-l North George St., York, Pu Phone 51209 MANCHESTER GRANGE FRITZ BROS. leeds, Fertilizers, Seeds and Coal I p . Quality Home Dressed Meuta linligsvile, xx Phone 56201 Mt. Wolf, Pa. Complimvnls of ICELAND LAKES Manchester II. D. I I'I1onc York 70842 Complimcnls of V. H. EPPLEY Ncwberrylown, Pa. SAGINAW HOSIERY MILL Manufacturers of Full Fashioned Hosiery I'I1onc Manchcstcr 9-R-21 Mt. Wolf, R. D. I, Pa. M 81 S LUNCHEONETTE Manchester, Pa. We Are Clad lo Extend Our' Scrvicc to All High School Students and Others C. E. HEINDEL llcncral Contractor and Builder Mt. Wolf, Ii. D. l, Pa. WERNING'S A-G STORE General M erchandisc Phone Munchcslcr 10-R-6 Starview, Pa. Compliments of HOWARD KING HARRY'S PLACE Cas and Oil Lunch. Phone 70657 York Ii. D. 5, Pa. lIONliRATUI,.fITIUNS CLASS Ulf' 1951 BERN HAVEN, INC. WOLF SPAR, INC. 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The Frivndly I5 lfast liinv Street , , , P l'lll'lIlfIll'l' Sturt' York, Pu. IIIIUIN' 5529 277-83 Xvvsl Hurkvl Stl'1'Q't ETTLINE GROCERY CO,lNC. Wl'lULl'ISAl,l+I AND IHCTAII, HUTEL, RES'l',,llfR,11Vl', BAKERY JND D,-IIRY SUPPLIES 2l-23 W. Philadvlphia St. YUH K, PA . Phone- 32-476 DIEHLS FURNITURE STORE FURNITURE AND FLUUR CUVERINUS ILE. A-lI'PLlflNlIES YH. Wcrlt'. Pu. Phone- Mamflu-slvr 37-li-2 SINGER BROTHERS MORGAN E. FREY B. F. Goodrich Products l'vlH'lliflll'l' - Fumfral Dirvrtor Motorola Tl'Il'l'iSilIl1 North of North York on North York, Pu. ,nw Trail 68 HOFFMAN FURNITURE STORE Between North York and Iimigsville Compliments of C. L. SHAFFER Your Local PHILCO Dealer Iimigsville, Pa. HAROLD L. WAMBAUGH General Merchandise Phone Manchester 9-R-4 Saginaw, Pa. CURTIS FINK MEAT MARKET uality Home Dressed Meats Zions View, Pa. SEITZ FOOD MARKET HUSSIE BARE Groceries 62 General Merchandise RESTAURANT Free Delivery-Mum-hester 21-R-3 Mt. Wolf, Pa. Mn. Wolf, Pa. Compliments of Compliments of UNION NATIONAL BANK WARREN C. HERROLD, M.D. IN MT. WQLFI PA. Member of Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Timo for Congratulations HAMILTON - ELGIN - BULOVA - GIRARD - PERREGAUX OMEGA - LONGINES - LECOULTRE - WITTNAUER jvwvlvr S H A F F N E R98 Silvvrsmith 6 li. MARKET ST. YURK, PA. Compliments of Compliments of D. E. WOLFGANG D. F. STAUFFER BISCUIT CANDY coMPANY CQ, mc, 3- I 2 Latimer Str:-vt York, Pu. Say It With Flowers, JOHN DAUBER YEA R AFTE R YI-I AR You Yvill Find the Leading Values il jewelry - WHICIIPS - Silverware Fine Diamonds In the Latest Nlountings FLURIST Lenox China Repair Worl 1705 North George St. yo,-k, Pa, Fl.UHRER'S JEWELRY STORI York 17 NV. Market Sl. Penna EAT - DRINK MEET YOUR FRIENDS at the RAMONA SANDWICH SHOP 70 ,,,,,,,,,,i,,,,,,,,, ,,, NORTHERN RADIO SERVICE 954 North George St. DR. LYLE M. CRUSE Refrigerators - Washers 1018 N. George St. Radios - Sweepers - Stoves Laundromat - Television North York, Pa. Deep Freeze Flowers Whisper Wllut Words Can Never Say Let Us Say it With Flowersv for You ..,mm Mm, ,m,,,m,,, m. Q I ' STAGEMYER FLOWER SHOP ,01.N.Gw-EBL vo-W. 537 North George St. Phone 5390 Phone 87494 THE CLOTHES LINE, INC. Telephone 67388 471 Country Club Road York, Pennsylvania M me ARCHIE K. MAY fmyligffff The Jeweler MoN 1RoPH 626 W. Market St. 7l lfumplinwnls of Your Patrmmgv Solivitwl Mmnlwr nl' thc' l 0cl0rul llvpx lnsuramrc Iiorp. mpaml Sl00,000.00 Ur- PH- Lgutocgrap s KS'-iimiilirl' 'X Ziivif mi.zH'l' '