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

Page 17 text:

First, row, left to right'-Rodger Bolton, Alan Toomey, Dick Herman, Miehael Stuart, niel lVliller, lVIalen Hamme, Dale Biller, Seeond row, left to right---Wilbert Miekley, Robert Hyde, Frank Neil, Dick Crone, :nes Fink, William Kotteamp, Harold Hykes, Richard Hombaugh, Raymond Sweitzer, enn Knauh, Doll Zirkle. Third row, left to right-Wilbur Miller, Duane Bupp, Donald Stoner, Gary Nouse, itlger Weigle, Floyd White, Oscar Seeger, Harold Emig, Glenn Meyers, Gerald Strine, rry llale, Eugene Hargiet, Glenn Heilman, Larry LaPrairie, Leon Bupp, Mr. Wilbur F. nmerman. Fourth row, left to right- -Mr. Clarence R. Orendorf, Lincoln McKenzie, Walter Hoover, irtin Chapman, Keith Rodes, Gerald Gingerich, Anthony LoBianeo, Harry Hatterer, lm Staulm, Ned Blymire, Tom Schroeder, Dick Rentzel, Charles Long, Donald Shenberger, idney Boeckel. Filth row, left to right'-Ronald Danner, Donald Shairy, Edward Beck, Terry Warner, ly Sipe, Dennis Mohr, George Gowers, Clarence Ream, Clair Smith, William Conley, ivid Sine, Joel Kunkle. Sixth row, left to riglitf-Oscar May, Larry Bennington, William Quickie, Rodney mmel, Rohert Gladfelter, Lowell Brenneman, Stanley Lehman, Leroy Deardorf, Belvin- row Wilt, Roy Ratlensherger, Gene Plowman, Kerwin Hamme, James Walker. HI-Y SERVICE llllll' .ll2lll ll1'Nl1'l'lll-YllllllllSEl,llllll4ll'lll'2lll1'll olllle Y..ll,1'..X.'l'liepun-pmt l the 1'lllll IN Ioiirlold to develop in the lll1llYlllllill lialvits ol elean speeeli van llYlIl!J',1'll'Zlll'4lHll'lS,Jllltl1'lK'1lllSt'llUl2ll'SlliIl,1lSXYl'll asloilevelnpllie pllys al. ini-nlal,wnei:1l, and NIbll'llll2Il or religfions g1'i'mx'tll nl' the lllt'llllH'l'N. .. V.. -V, Xiiiniiet the NlN'l'lll4' :netlrites spoiirwiu-ml ln' the lll-N llllli are the Zlllllllill . , , . late l :n'ni Slum' trip, SXYlllIllilllQ' party at the N.Nl.l ..X.. the ilniiatimi ui Iirixlni-ix lrulwtx to the neeilv l lllllll4NOl.llli'1'HlIllllllllllV and :nlelitional field , 1. ., , l 1 , .. ips. 'I'lie lli-Y nl'l'iw-ix 1'o1'tllee11I'i'f'lll year are: William Iiolleanip, pri-siileiil laifnlfl lllrlqex and .laniek lfinli. Vl4't'-lll'UHl1lt'lllN1 lill'll1ll'1l t'rmie, Nl'4'l'l'l2ll'.Y 'ieliarll lltllllllillllill. ll'l'iINlll'4'l'1 Mr, W. l . ZlllllIll'l'lIlIlll, awlvlserg Nlr. lra N -alter, NIV. l'l:li'i-live ll. tlrenilor'l'. and Mr, William .X, llalenian, awlrisoi-'x llllllvll. lil

Page 16 text:

Cm, AMERICAN JR. RED cnoss First row, left to right-Rovena Sweitzer, Lois Boeckel, Joyce Doll, June Glassick, Beverly LaPrairie, Linda Doll, Donnette Fritz, Maryann Sipe, Gloria Dietz. Second row, left to right-Joan Gheen, Doris Reigart, Ada Paules, Iva Hoover, Quin- etta Strong, Rhoda Wallace, Joan Reisinger, Sylvia Keefer. Third row, left to right-Alice Thompson, Henry Shaffer, Doreen Spangler, Arlene Bucher, Charles Armstrong, Miss Clara M. Cassel. The purpose of the club is worthwhile service for others-at home and throughout the world. The projects accomplished by the club this year include a Halloween Dance, a Christmas Dance, forty-tln-ee dozen Christmas cookies for soldiers at lndiantown Gap, twenty gift boxes for cliilclr-en overseas, and hospital tray favors for various holi- days. The officers of the club are Beverly LaPr-airie, president, Alice Thompson, vice-president, Joyce Doll, seerc-taryg and Linda Doll, treasurer. 14

Page 18 text:

FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Seated, left to right-Sarah Knaub, Esther Craft, Betty Lehr, Pat Fritz, Charolette Dittenhafer, Mary Goodwin, Jean Yost. Standing, left to right-Connie Stoppard, Nancy Stambaugh, Anna Mae Brenneman, Audrey Myers, Carol Deardorff, Delores Bowman, Shirley Nade, Margaret Knaub, Beatrice Emig, Helen Spahr, Marilyn Reese, Pauline Craley, Julia Stoneseifer, Shirley Keller, Sylvia Spahr, Mrs. Phyllis Ormsby. The purpose of the eluh is to promote happiness in the homes amd eommuuities, The girls attended the F.Il.A. County Rally held at Kenlmml Dale lligh School, and the State Fon- vention and the Farm Show at llarrishurg. The eluh won first prize this year for their float in the Dover llalloween Parzule. Among other soeial zietivities. they held a dime clanve and enjoyed si trip to Tol- ehester Bay, Mziryland, The officers of the eluh are: Pat Fritz, presidentg tfharolette DlttK'llll?1i'0Y', Viee-presideutg Gloria. An- derson, seeretztryg Betty liehr. trezlsurerg and l'lsther Fraft, reporter. 16