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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1954 volume:

ll MANCllES'l'lElI IIIGII SCll00L SENIUR CLASS paeaenii LES MEMUIIIES l 9 5 4 Edition XVII de 0464 Forever gone . . . The pas STill our own . . . The TUTL STepping forward inTo The Ti look back upon The days alread' Regret and pride shade The colc ThoughTs. Many memories have evolved Tour years of high school. We always remember The Things wlf made These years memorable, m be remembered as signs of cauTio repeaTed misTakesg pleasures cher ever, schoolmaTes and Teachers be TorgoTTen. May The guidance and unde given us by The Teachers here aT Ter High School, help Us To live ciTizens, loyal To God and counTr The TuTure sTiII our own. 'Me Dedication We, the Class of 1954, cheerfully dedi- cate this edition of Les Memoires to Mrs. Roslyn L. King, our Teacher and friend-in recognition ot her loyalty and devotion to our class, and in gratitude tor the en- couragement and inspiration which she has given us in all we have done. may l or'Gwor4l .. l,l'llil'Rlti0ll .,... AtlIlliIliStl'2lti0ll . l+'z1c'11lty ....... Avtivifivs . . . Atlllvtivs ...... lvlllll'l'l'l2lSSIllOIl .. S0l1i0l'S ...... ADMINISTRATID xx: .. f ' i 2 4 'A , v J ? fs if-:. W :I if f 1 4 1' 5 4 4 .1 Z We X15 6 0 ie up 77'-964622 We fl0llQl'I'2lllll2lll0llS on your Ql'l'2lllll2lti0ll from hl2llIl'llOStt'l' lligrh S1-hool. For lillly ot' you. this may umrli tho c-ml ol' your formal srhooliug. llowt-wr, this mloos not uwuii lllill your wlurzitiou is vomplotc. Eilllhillltlll is 1ltlV1'l0lllIllllll. llll1l'2lll0ll lwgius at hirth zuul has no 1-ml. Wo, as tom-lu'rs, lmyo triml to vous- iuunivzltv to you Hurts zuul rulrsi we liziyo trioll to hvlp you iu your lllitlllill tli'V0l4lIllIlt'lll. iu your Tllllllilllg. in your UllS0l'X'2ll'l0ll zuul in your rl-usouingf. l'his hvlp xxill lmyv lH'K'Il in vain uulm-ss you apply in the luturo wluit you :wo ll'2lI'IlUll. Our 1-flforts lluve hoou to hvlp you lmuilml up ai storv housr of ulforunzxtiou for your uso in solving' future prolmloms, Ilow woll you solvr your prohlcms will hr Elll iumlivzitiou ol' tho Yillllt' ol' your omlurzxtiou. W0 lmyv c1llltllllllK'll to lu-lp you to llt'l'UlIl0 El ggooll ritizeu, Wllbilllll' ol' 2lSSlllllillg.l' all thm- 14-spousihilitivs ol' zululthooll. Wo ilI'0 living' in il worlcl olf voufusiou, ex worhl that will llvulzuul tho host of t'2li'll ol' us. 'l'hv luturv of tho worhl is iu tho hzuuls of tho youth ol' tollzly. Bluy wo proiuotv our own lialppiuvss in proportion to tho voutrihutioii W0 lllillii' to the il2lIllliI1llSS ol' othcrs. Yi-stvrmlzly is gone. wo may iivym-r sm- tomorrow, so lot's live our host tomlzly. May tho ms-mln-rs of tho Floss ol' '54 liw in suvh El way that thx-y will luring' houor to our vouutry, to our sc-hool zuul to oursl-lyos. f'l.AHl'lNt'l'l ll. OHICNIJUHF 6 'Me TO 'l'lIl+I t'liASS OF 195-1: You are to he congratulated on your graduation from Manchester Iligh School. lt has not been an easy task. At every turn in the road there was a temptation to turn from your objective and seek another. Many of the students with whom you started high school have thought it wise to terminate their formal education. l realize that our high school cannot meet all of the needs of every student. llowever, l ani confident that we have helped you, the Class of l954, prepare to take your place as useful, well-adjusted members of our democratic society. 'l'he school has not achieved this alone. Without the help oif the home and the church your progress would not have been satisfactory. As a class you are apprehensive concerning your future. Nuclear fission has created new problems, jobs may be a little harder to find, military service is a real concern for some of you. These and many other disturbing factors have caused some people to say, U What's the use. Yours is not the first class or the first generation to face difficult times. Other generations of Americans have faced problems just as complex and just as mysterious as those which confront you. With a deep and abiding faith in God, in yourself, and in our social institutions you will be able to overcome these adversities. There are some people in our society who have little or no faith in the youth of our time. I am not one of those people. After working with some of you students in junior high and with all of you in this your last year of high school, I have no fears concerning the future of our community. You have proven to me that you can think intelligently, act wisely, and live successfully. As you depart from M.H.S., I hope that you will not look upon your grad- uation as the end of something. but as the beginning of a new chapter in the great adventure we call life. CARL W. 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'11111' 1i11i1l1111gl' A11111111'11y 11218 11111111 31111111111 11l11'1l11S- si1111 111 111-111111'11 1110 11111:11ss111'y 1111111 11111' 1111s 1'11f'1ll11I11i11 V 1311111111111 111'11g'I'2l11l. 14111111 is 111111112 111-11111111111 11111' 11111' -1111111111'S111111111 1111111 S11111111 s1111. 11 is 1111' 1111111111111 1111211 111' 11111 1111211111 1111 l1111111'11111111 1111 11111 1'111111w111111-11'1111g11 11111 11111111 S111111111 Sys111111 111 111'11V1l1l1 111111111111111 s111111111 1111-i111111s 211111 1111' 11111111s- s11.1'y 1l'211'1111lg2' s11111' 111 1111111111 1'211'1l 11111111 1111' 111111111'1111111y 111 11111-111x'111g' 1119 111181 1111111111111111 11v111111l1111, 'l'11 1111s 111111 y111l1' 1111'111111111s 1111V11 1111111111111111 11111111s111x'11s. S S Zuma! Left to right, seated-Earl Rentzel, George Ebaugh, Luther L. Bear, Paul Yost, board solicitor, R. O. Willman, Charles Wolf, Jr., president, Henry R. Buckwalter, secretary, Alfred Strine, Nelson King, William S. Kann, Earl R. Doll. Left 'to right, standing-O. C. Yeager, Curvin Shenberger, C. R. Orendorf, Fred Ebers- bach, Russell C. Strine, Harry Bottomly, George Crager, Frank W. Zeigler, Arthur T. Hendrix, Charles E. Heindel, Scott W. Knaub, George Wilkes, Carl W. Nelson, Christ A. Musser, Stanley Zook, B. H. Barry. 9 FACULTY , ,. Q. .,,, ..,. A Q 4 + . ..., . , A ww , t ,L ., .,,. Q 5' f 1 MR. CLARENCE R. ORENDORF MR. CARL W. NELSON MISS CLARA B.S., M.Ed. B.S., M.Ed. B.A., Millersville State Teachers College Millersville State Teachers College Ggughqr Elizabethtown College The Pennsylvania State University Bucknell I The Pennsylvania State University Subjgct: Problems of Democracy Subjects: Mathcj MR- WH-BUR F- ZIMMERMAN MISS MARGARET A. BARRETT MR. PERRY B.A. B.S. B.l Dickinson College Marywood College Elizabethtox , l , The Pennsylvania Sublectsf SOCIHL SCIGUCGS, LHUEUHSQS Subjects: Social Studies, English Columbia University Subject: C1 12 MR. JOHN R. ALLISON MR. DONALD S. KRAMER MRS. ROSLYN L. KING B.A. B.S. B.S. Southwestern Louisiana College Shippensburg State Teachers Shippensburg State Teachers Louisiana State University College College Subjects: Social Sciences, Health, Subjects: Biology, Chemistry Subjects: English, Civics, General Mathematics Mathematics in. wlLuAM A. BATEMAN MR- FRED E- BOTTERBUSCH Mlss CHARLOTTE E. BESHORE 5.5. AB- B.S. Indiana State Teachers College Gettysburg College Hood College Subject: Commercial Subjects Mathematics: Subject: Home Economics General Science l 13 MISS GLENDA E. BRICKER B.S. West Chester State Teachers College Subjects: Physical Education, Health, American History MR. RICHARD B. SHADE B.M., M.A. Susquehanna University New York University Subject: Music MRS. ETTA McCLAIN R.N. Garfield Memorial Hospital School of Nursing l 14 3 xJ f-vw 33? 1.32. wah ACTIVITIES Q71 H 4 X N CLUBS . an . 2 First row, left to right4Gloria Frey, Jean Horner, Marian Lee, Zula Seifert, Linda Doll, Barbara Fcrree, Linda Fink, Ada Paules, Frances Brenneman. Second row, left to right-Ardene Bucher, Donna Jordan, Dawn Myers, Doris Mitzel, Maryan Sipe, Anna Mae Brenneman, JoAnn Lloyd, Pauline Hoover. Third row, left to right-Miss Clara M. Cassel, Nancy Stambaugh, Lauxa Smith, Suetta Kohr, Joelynne Fritz, Mary Lockard, Sarah Knaub, Lois Boechcl, Nor ma Jean Fair. 'I'l1v AlllUl'll'2lll -lllllltll' lil-ll Vruss is ilu- ,junior llll'llllN'l'SlllIJ ul ilu- gXlll0l'll'2lll lim-ml Cross 4-nrollwl lll 1-ll-nlorllelry :mil S0i'0llll2ll'-V S1'll0HlSflIlll3ll4'. privzllv. zlml lHlI'll4'lll2ll. llsllloxniln-i'sz11'v g'lY1'Il an 0llllUl'lllIllf:x' to sm-rw oflwrs in an m'g'z111izc-ll lllllllElllll2ll'l2lll pru- QIVEIIII. UI'I'i1'1'l's 1-lm-iml wvlw: lilllllil Ilull, Ibl'l'Sltll'lll1 liars'- lmlwl. l o1'i'm-, Ylvl'-lbl'l'Slll1'lll 1 Zulu Mac Seifert, sevlw- laryg Zllltl Nl2ll'lillI Ima-. ll'l'2lSlll'l'l'. .Xvlivilivs lll1'llltl0il fllll'lSllll2lS v:1r'oling', S4'Illllllgl' toys :Incl l':1x'm's lo Yr-iwzxixs' and illllllll'0ll.S hos- pitals. :mil Ilw main um' ol' filling' :111 1lYlll'Sll2lS vlwsl wllil-I1 was sent for llwwly l'lllllll'K'll m'v1'sm'z1s. 18 Front row, left to right-Theda Lehr, Barbara Cassel, Faye Kline, Pat Stambaugh, Mrs. Roslyn L. King. Back row, left to right-Nancy Emig, Mary L. Gingerich, Sandra Snellbaker, Beverly Fries, Betty Fritz, Pat Burkey, Barbara Strausbaugh. lf you want to learn what goes on backstage, join the Dramatics Club. The elub's aims are to acquaint a better understanding of stage techniques, manag- ing, lighting, scenery and make-up. An intelligent cooperation among the members in its activities is the main object. HSnow White and the Seven Dwarfs was pre- :zented and directed by the club, The members at- tcnded a llallowcfen party, journeyed to llershey to see the Ice Capades, and viewed a few productions at York Little Theater. Mrs. Roslyn King, faculty advisor, with Faye Kline as president, Barbara Cassel, vice-president, 'l'heda Lehr, secretary-treasurer, were all responsi- ble for making this year's club successful. 19 ,, A A ,.,.,., , 5- ly, , , - 2: 534, K :Yi is S X' . x , Qgjg' . ,A I VV., , .5:,,., I 3. ,. gfamen med: First row, left to right-Anna Dellinger, Audrey Myers, Jean Yost, Esther Craft, Patricia Fritz, Margaret Knaub, Nina Weigle, Dorothy Stoner, Judy Deitz, Shelva Zirkle. Second row, left to right-Nancy Slonaker, Charlotte Wallace, Norma Daugherty, Bonnie Bowers, Sylvia Spahr, Pat Brenneman, Lois Brothers, Dorothy Ely, Betty Le-ister, Third row, left to right-Juliet Stonsifer, Shirley Keller, Twila Zirkle, Lucille Hartman, Joanne Brenneman, Maxine Baker, Channaine Griffith, Darlis Repman, Miss Charlotte Beshore. Pat lf:-itz hwl the F. ll. A'crs as their president for '53-'54, Margaret Knzunh tillc-rl the post ol' Vive-prcsimloiitg sem-retarialsliip 1-hores fell to Nina W1-igrh-. lisllu-1' Qllonvy lingsj t,'ra,ft was treasurer. Watch eat, the gal who 2lfll'llklS to all niet-ting: llll0l'l'll1ltl0IlS, was Dot Stoner. Our lf. ll. A. is zlttilizitml with the state and national organization. Man- vlwstz-l s llIl'llllN'l'S ll'2lVtll0tl to t'0llVt'llAEl0llS and rallies, The annual tar-in show in lli1l'l'lSlllIl'Q was zittemlc-ml by the group. Yarn dolls. mul Pl fzwlllty Bally Photo Units-st helped boost the 0luh's tw-zlsllry. New mi-mlwrs mire initiated :it il party h4-lfl at the school in the form of :I Ctllllllllllltl ll2lll0Wt1ll'll initizltion party. 20 First row left to right-Elaine Reisinger, Sonia Meads, Barbara Kauff- man, Barbara Boyer, Barbara Bretz, Kathy Chicote, Richard Hombach Shirley Boll, Yvonne Brenneman. Second row, left to right-Barry Julius, Crist Shearer, Lowell Reeser Sandra Repman, Ronald Toomey, Robert Murphey, Richard Stevens. Third row left to right-Miss Margaret A. Barrett, Rita Raffens- berger, Mary lDiehl, Charlotte Dittenhafer, -Ian Everhart, Sara Ann Ort Connie Stoppard. This newly organized club was under a constant buzz of activity during vlllll periods. l'pon 1-ntm-ing the room one could find a rnodvl airplane, or at painting near its compll-tion. Other members were found urocheting, working with leather goods, or working on similar projects. All of those projem-ts havi- lV0l'flllVlllll' uses. Miss liar-rl-tl sponsored the club and with the help ot' tho following ottim-ers thry Imvo 1-omplvted 21 successful year. 'l'hv oltiw-rs wore: President, Kathy Cllivotvx Vice-Prm-sidvnt, liarluara lirvtzg Som-1'vtz11'y, lizu'lmal':1 lioyrrg 'l'reasurrr, Dick llonilmoh. Q E l First row, left to rightfMr. YVilbur F. Zimmerman, Bob Boll, James Walker, Les Diehl, Jack Stoner, Raymond Sweitzer, Lance Strayer, David Sipe, Glenn White, Leon Bupp, Wilbur Miller, Mr. William A. Bateman. Second row, left to right-Larry LaPrairie, John Gross, Leonard Heilman, Ronald Sunday, Thomas Brenneman, Donald Stoner, Harry Fissel, Terry Hale, Glenn Staub. Gary Gcmbe. Third row, left to right-Raymond Bentz, Glenn Heilman, Mervin Crawford, Larry Brenner, Glenn Meyer, Larry Good, William Sipe, Gene Harget, Bob Godfrey, Duane Bupp, Bob Glatfelter. Fourth row, left to right-David Strausbaugh, Bob Dietz, Oscar Seager, Rodney Boeckel, Samuel King, Gary Nause, Ronald Danner, Edward Hoover, Paul Shaffer, Claude Harris, Mahlon Hamme. Fifth row, left to right-Donald Miller, Paul Lo Bianco, Tony Lo Bianco, Jol n Staub, Dale Billet, Walter Hoover, Harry Hatterer, Ronald Lindenmuth, Dale Grim, Victor Bupp. Sixth row, left to right-Gordon Jacoby, Robert Stoppard, Stanley Ettingcr, Eddie Shank, Glenn Elfner, Richard Humbert, James Goodyear, Wayne Bucher, Martin Chapman, John Lockard, Richard Gladfelter. Seventh row, left to right-Francis Hanna, Larry Brenneman, Wayne Gundy, Terry Warner, George Benyak, Stanley Jordan, Wayne May, Roger Bolton, Larry Gladfelter, Ned Blymiie, Larry Bare, William Quickle. Eighth iow, left to right4Donald Sweitzer, VVilbert Mickley, George Bowers, Roy Strausbaugh, Richard Hoover, Larry Reeser, Terry Reinhard, Ken Brennunan, Claik Lehman. t'leaI1 speeeli. living. sports. and seliolarsliip as well as pliysieal. mental. soeial. spiritual or religious grrowtli. is the purpose ol' tlie lli-Y t'lulm. .X sulrsitliary ol' llle Y. Rl. t,'. A., the loeal elulu eirioyetl tlie l'aeilitie,+ ol'l'eretl lay tlie Y. M. t'. A. in York. l,t'llllSylYEllll2l. lleatling tlie lli-Y t'lulm this year was lAElllt't' Strayer as president witli .lolm Stoner as viee-president. Other olfieers were as follows: Note Keeper, l,ee llielil g t'asl1reg'ister. David Sipeg flllillllillll. llarry Hare. Klr. XY. l . Zimmer- man Zllltl Mr, William A. llaleman served as advisors: Mr. lra Y. lialier. Mr. t'laieiiee ll. tlreiitlorf. and Nlr. t'arl XY, Nelson eomprisetl tlle ailrisory eoimeil. lltbllilllllg' liasliets to needy families at t'l1ristmas lleailetl the list ol' aetiv- ities that was alone by tlie lli-Y Cluli during' tlie year. tltlier aetivities im-lutletl a swimming' party at tlie Y. ill. t'. A., a tield trip to tlle State Farm Show at llarrislmrg. :mtl lllSll'l1t'll0ll iii lllkll'liSlIl2lllSlllll, .Ks an lllllllt't'lIlt'lll to aetive partieipation in the lli-Y fllllll. Ili-Y pins were awartletl at tlie lll'g'lllIllllg.f of the S0t'tllltl semester to tliose wllo met tlie tlemamls ol' tlie lli-Y program. my 5 -6 I 6645 W R ,E X X , sae as .:::::a: S1-hool spirit :mal promotion of intvrvst in sports is the imlvn lu-liinml the Varsily lmtt0rmQn's Club. Boing the first 1-lulm of its kind at Bl. ll. S., the mem- bers have something of whim-li to he proud. The limtvriiivxi sponsored the Varsity llanmfe, featuring Dir-li M0111 and his Oruliestra, at lVllli'll Gloria M. W4-irivli was vliosvn as SYVOGtlll'Z1l't by the momlwrs and pinned by the president, Eflwzirml Berk. 23 First row, left to right-Frank Neff, Barry Krebs, Don Prowellg Vice-President, Edward Becky President, Kenneth Strine, Sec- retary-Treasurerg Gene Plow- man, Thomas Schroeder. Seconrl row, left to right- Floyd White, Neil Lloyd, Ed Weigle, Charles Miller, Edwin Beck, Gerald Strine, Larry Huy- ett. Third row, left to right--Glenn Knaub, Ronald Knaulo, Mr. John Allison. pgdfdqfldpgy Wai l'lwtug'l'z1pl1y l'luln's 1-llivl' aim was ilu- Ill'lllllllfI Zllltl mlmw-lupillg' nl' pil-Y lures. Slllllt' ol llle :lm-tivilivs vlljoyell hy the lllomln-rs im-lulll-ml t'2lllllll'2l l5ll'lllk'Y. motion pivt11res.z1ml slwilliws. A llarli room whit-I1 was elm-in-ll hy the lll1lllllll'l'i was the lllillll pmjwt ol' ilu- year, ,, V. , , 1 . lllo 2lllXlSUl'S were Xlr. Carl Xl'lSOIl :mil Hr, l'rwl liHllt'l'llllSl'll, N-rr1ng':l-- ol'l'ivvrs oli llw 1-lull Wert-: l'rvsilleI1t, Volvttl- Wesll-.Vg Yil-4--l'l'1-sillelll, .lzrv . , , . ... 'Y V .. lhvlllg 5l'l'l'l'l2ll'.V, lllorla Xlvlrlm-ll: :xml l1'vz1sixl'vl'. .Xrmlvll lX2llllllll2lll. First row, left to rightflVladelyn Lentz, Jolene Bucher, Regina Kline, Gloria 'Weiriclr Colette Wesley, Jay Diehl, Ardell Kauffman, Pat Hartman, Loyetta Rode. Second row, left to right4Mr. Carl Nelson, Gloria Keech, Aurita R07 rhaugh, Jud.: Kessler, Ellen Wilhide, Shirley Raneri, Emelyn Seitz, Anna Mae Bentz, Louise Morris, Mr. Fred Botterbusch. Third row, left to right-Gloria King, Shirley Crone, Mary Herman, Phyllis Diehl, Dawn Eyler, Gloria Smith, Nadine Kraft, Annabelle Price, Betty Bear, Fourth row, left to right-Mardella Fries, Bonnie Cramer, Alethca Rode, Eddie Swartz, Diana Ginter, Donna Topper, Cassandra Everhart, Sandra Emenheiser. Fifth row, left to right-Rodney Heilman, Alan Toomey, Roy Raffensberger, Larry Bennington, George Shaffer, VVilliam Knudsen. Sixth row, left to right--Raymond Bowman, VVilliam Zinn, Terry Prowell, Kenneth Koch. r a - W First row, left to right-Carl King, Richard Stambaugh, Charles Armstrong. Second row, left to right-Jerry Warner, Leroy Jordan, Jesse Smith, Roger Weiglc. Standing-Mr. Perry W. Hull. Mauvlu-stvr Iligh Svhool's Stag Club gave its members a varied svlootion ol' au-tivitim-s aml events to participate in throughout the year. The 1-luh was ilitvn-astral in sports and witnessed many sporting events during the school yt-ar. llor-key gauws were a favorite, but the annual trip to sec a major league liasvhall gamer was the most important highlight of the Stag Ululfs field trips. 'l'lwy also took excursions throughout lllf' year to many points of interest. 'l'lw lmoys of the club arraugvd and supportoml those aotitivivs under tht- vouusol of tht-ir aclvisor, Mr. Perry llull. 25 IIIUIIUY mall 'l'lli pals! yl-nr' .ll2llll'llOSl0l S l'lll'K'l'l1'?I1ll'l'S wcrv lmsy wifll flu-il' IIIEUIX Qing' pnwjvvls lu supply llllllll Willa :ww l1I1ll'0l'IIlH :lull uflwr 1101118- N Nllll'S, 'l'I11- main mlm t'2llllIl2llQ'll lfl'illl1l'1'll svlmul jzlvlivls. l'l11-v also wi up zu IIWZIIIS wluin-I1 lwuvilll-Vml lms 11'z1r1spm't:11im1 lm' Slllll0IllN In mm! ul' lllll ZIXYEIAV gzum-s. 'lllll .rim ul mn' sl-will 4'lllllllSlElSlll' vlxvvrlvzlmll-ls was To 1'l'U21lll El Sllll'll ol NIHUl'lNlll2lIlSlllIlllll'llllQ'll1Jlllllli'4'lllll'CF1'llO4ll. .Xln1mlg'1lwl1' nmny zu-livitivs wwf- llll'l'l'lIlU' :lf rm-wx' illlll llzlslwllmll QZIIIIUS, lmullllg' pvp rzlllws. Rlllll ultrmlllm-111g Ill xx' 1'lll'lxl'N ml 'l'l1v l'lll'l'l'lI1g' slluzul ul Nl. ll, B, 4-mlslslml ol .XIIIHI Maw livlllx. Colvtfv - . , - . vv lllurm lu-1-vll. SUIIIOVNZ llclorvs lillpp, lizivlrzzrsl liovor llllll4lI'S' Fllvvll ,f ..A . Y , Iwl-sv :xml Amis: lx:-r-'slr-11 fWllllllUlIlUl'l'S. .,.,..Z4emZecz l x w Left to 1'igl1t4Anita Kessler, Barbala Boyer, Gloria Keech, A Bemz, Delores Bupp, Colette Vlfesley, Eileen Reese. 26 4 X 'rw X-lm-ns, :1 mltlmizilly l'C1'0g'IllZ0ll 0l'Q.l'2lIllZ2ltl0Il, are zlssovintvml with the York lll'?llll'll ol' the Y. W. V. A. The zwtivitivs inc-lumlvcl 21 swimming party, an llllllillltlll pzu'15. fu tally pull. the lm- Capsules, and an hike hike. lt is the purpose ol' tllv 4-lub to help the girls develop wlnolvsome avlivitivs lm' ilu-il' leisure time :mal to prmnote friemlship with tevll-agvrs from otllm' svlmuls. l'4'g.1'2ll'1ll0SS ol' nzitionulity or crevcl. rw -f' llw 0il11'1'l'2: ol tl I0 1-lulm were as follows: Maxine IQUPIIIEIII, Ill'K'Slill'IllfQ 'l'01l- ctlv l.nl'n-n11'11-. vim pri-simlcritg Delores liupp, svn-rotary, Pat llannm-r, tr-eznsiiwrg Siu-Iva ll2lIlll0l', Ulm mlziing Shirley ll ulvvrziff, lnterc-lub re JI'0Sl'Ilti1tlVll1 :mil , . 2- l , Miss Ulm-mln I-irivli01'. fzufulty advisor, -7eea4 I I I I I I I First row, left to right-Kay O'Dell, Shelva Danner, Shirley Updegraff, Delores Bupp, Maxine Repman, Todette LaPrairie, Pat Danner, Jane Mohr, and Betty Kochenour. Second row, left to right-Marilyn Willard, Pat Adams, Joyce Myers, Shirley Warner, Maxine Biser, Eileen Reese, Shirley Witmer, Mary Jo Watters, Sandra Sheeley, Audrey Reed, and Miss Glenda Bricker. Third row, left to right-Gail Klinedinst, Florence Sipe, Pat Bloss, Ruth Baker, Ruth Toomey, Linda Bower, Frances Sheffer, Martha Mumma, and Nancy Leader. Fourth row, left to right, Julia Baker, Stella Lo Bianco, Luanna Kann, Audrey Horning, Joan Baughman, Nita Kesse- ler, Rena Raffensberger, and Gail Julius. 27 First row, left to right-Patricia Danner, Joan Brenneman, Nancy Leader, Colette Wesley, Secretary-treasurerg Edwin Beck, Vice Presidentg Theda Lehr, Presidentg Todette LaPrairie. Second row, left to right-Miss Glenda Bricker, Larry Huyett, Gloiia Keech, Bonnie Cramer, Donna Topper, Anna Mae Bentz, Shelva Danner, Edward Beck. Third row, left to right-Edward Swartz, Charles Miller, Robert Boll, Ned Blymire, Mr. Donald S. Kiarner, Mr. John R. Allison. fizddezaa Amaww 1 .W ... y. yy 0 i ' O I S 'l'l111 aim of the Atlllvtil- 1XSS0l'l2ll1i0Il is to 1Jl'0lI10l6 better SpOl'lSlll2iI1Sl1lp in every activity illltl Il l2ll'gIl'l' sporls ll1t0I'PSl, in illl lllc stllclvilts. l'lV01'y stuclvnt 211 Al2Illt'll0St0l' llig'l1 is at lIl0llllJl'l' ol' this orgxzuiizzition and svlovts ilu- ot'l'i1'o1's, II1111111-1-110111 l'llHlI'lllK'l1, 1-lass prvsi1l1-11ts, llll'00 faculty zul- visors illlll tlll- ol'l'iv111's t'0llll1l'lNP llle zwtivm- 11111111l11-1's wl1i1'l1 1111101 every Momlzzy 111u1'11i11g:'. Miss iilllllllil llric-lu-1'. Mr. John Allison :mil Mr. lltlllillll KVZIIIIUI' ure tllv 1211-lxlty z11lvi1.1o1's who lwlp the ot'l'i1'1-rs: I7l'l1Sltl0lll, llllltlllil l1PllI'1 Vl1'll-IlI'l'Sllll'Ill, l'I1lwi11 lim-li: :1111l sw-1'1-tzl1'y-11'11:1s1l1'v1', Vcmlvitl- Wesley. in l'l'il4'lllllL1' their aim. 28 Lznny Bmnneman, Lairy Brenner, Dick Hombach, Gordon Jacoby, George Kohr Barxy Krebs, Gary Krebs, Glenn Meyer, Robert Murphy, Frank Neff, Donald Piowell, Lowell Reeser, Terry Reinhard, Thomas Schroeder, John Stoner, Roy Stxausbaugh, Dave SllilLlSDZ1ULIll, Ken Strine, Ronald Sunday, Terry Warner, Ed Weigle. 'Me 64 Betty Adams, Bonnie Bowers, Frances Brenneman, Jolene Buchar, Delores Bupp, Kathy Chieote, Esther Craft, Shelva Danner, Nancy Emig, Norma Fair, Mardella Fries, Diane Ginter, Pat Hartman, Louanna Kann, Judy Kessler, Nadine Kraft, Todette La- Prairie, Thcda Le-hr, Madeline Lentz, Stella LoBianco, Kay O'Dell, Rena Raffensbeiger, Eileen Reese, Loyetta Rode, Frances Sheffer, Sandra Sheeley, Gloria Smith, Sandra Snell- baker, Doreen Spangler, Pat Stambaugh, Barbara Swartz, Mary Jo Watters, Shirley Weigle. v Alto H0-rn: William Ilyes. George Kolir, Terry Reinhard, Thomas Schroeder, Jerry Snellbaker. Baritone: Kenneth Dietz. Bass Horn: Donald Prowell, John Stoner. Clarinet: Sheila Bear, Norma Bentz, Roger Bolton, Gordon Jacoby, Wilbert Mickley, Hoy Strausbaugh, Lance Strayer, Ronald Sunday, Sharon Willman. Percussion: Edward Beck, Larry Brenneman, David Strausbaugli. Saxophonesz Almeda Althouse, Peggy Dolbin, Norma Fries, Larry Huyett. Trombone: Benjamin Dolbin, Jack Fadley, William Fitzkee, June Schroeder. Trumpet and Cornet: Donna Bear, James Becker, Dale Benedict, Robert Boll, Stanley Craft, Larry Crone, Robert Diehl, Barbara Dietz, Leonard Heilman, Thomas Homback, Walter Rohrbaugh, Donald Sweitzer, Lourie Wilbourne. XYitl1 the stirring' Vllyilllll of XY2lSlllllgl't0Il Post tln- lmznnl :lt Xl2llll'll0Sllt!' stzlrtwl its l'0ll0tll'S2IlS wllir-ll W4-w vzlllltll ers-ry xYl'1llIl'Stl2l.V nmrning' tllrongrll- ont tln- XVZIV. 'l'l1c vnjoynn-nt nl' siiiging or lllilylllgl' one l'i-roivcs Ivy pzn'ti1-ipn tion with otlwr t'1llllllSlilSiH is not to lu- wnialml, Vlllllt lllllSll' ot the masters or alll Tlllllt. fron: vlzlssim-all to lllUllCl'll. is Illilyttll by tlnl lbzlllll ol' our svllnol. 'l'l1v nn-nxlwrs ni' tlw lmnml Villlltt l.l'Ulll se-llools in Nl2lllt'llt'Si0l' and Nlt. XYoll'. 'l'l1c Ul'Q'2llllZ2lil0ll was nnmlor tln- mlirvr-tion ot Mr. liirlmrml Sliznlr, 'lllnt sm-tion lrznl- wrs were: lll'2lSStt?1 Yliolm lioll, and wood-wiinlsY-lioy Sll'2lllSll2lllQ'll, 'lllllt lvznnl lizls fiI'0S1'llfl'll al. illll'lSllll21S l,l'Ug.2'I'2llIl and its zznnnzil Spring' ll0l1t'Ol'l. 'l'In- vllornsvs also prvsantm-cl an f4lll'lSllll2lS l,l'0Q'I'2lIll and tl, Spring' t'mn'v1't. znlnng' with tln- luznnl. 'l'l1v lloys' t'l1orns, relatively new, has nnnlv great progress. All the boys are l'll0l'!,'l'lll' :nnl get Zl lot nl' vnjnvnn-n1 ont ol'si11g'il1g'. 'l'ln- Hirls' l'l1urn:isz1n ol'g'zll1iz:1tinl1 at Nl2llll'lll'Si4'l' ol' whim-I1 ox'1-rycnlomwxll lsr proud. 'Vlwy are known illl'0llQl'llUllt the Vtllllllllllllly for their fine t'll0l'2ll work. 30 31 ATHLETICS ,R'S i XLT. Www Standing-Donalil Strayer, Glenn I Knaub, Eugene QDQL Frank Neil. Kneeling - Kennel ward Beck, Ed VVei John R. Allison. 'l'l14- liolwzlls, UI will ol' 21 3--l l'K'l'1ll'4 ol tliv Xorlq tom lizislivtlmll lil-:lem Il loss wxliilmitimi my they lizlml 21 iw SUEISOII. llllilvll .X mil-lu-ll up zu Sli gfilllll' iw-vo1'4l Zlglil tlivil' uppovlits. f i'om' ol' our lmys list ol' tllm- 'Wllmw gi-mlp Ol:NYlll1'll tli Zli iiimlilmrs in ilu Slrim- lml lllk' tv points. lim- l'lmi linzmlu null Glenn lmwecl in that onli zimw witli ll'2lQ'll4' the ll2lllll'S ol l. :incl l'l4lwz11'ml Wvig as l'2llllllll2lll'S lu lolll slmotlng' tml am Wana First IOW, left tc Weigle, Bob Dietz, Larry LaPrz1i1'ie, George Shaffer. Second row, left 1 R. Allison, Eddie Diehl, Stanley C Grimm, Jesse Smith manager, York S rrinv's .... rw SllSlill0ll2lIlIl2l 'l'wp, ,, .. llillslmurg ........ New CllIlllWl'lilllll .. Norill York .... l,2ll42litUNVll .. liowr .... . West York Dillsburg' ...... . Sllsqllrlmlllm Twp. . York Springs Kc-111121111-llzllv . Sli!-11llll'4lElUIl0l'k .. Spring' Grove . Wrightsvillv . Nwl Lion .. North York .. Ilzlllastowll ... Uovrr .... XY1-S1 York liollllzllwl-llzllv . Slasqmu-lmllllorlc .. Spring' Grove . Wriglltsvillv . liml Lion ........... PF Denotes League Game. M.lI.S. Opp U8 lil 48 38 T4 48 42 451 55 51 ZW 513 fizi 47 li!! til 58 42 44 42 54 57 425 535 54 4o 49 59 55 T4 58 451 82? lil 44 40 Nl 28 425 58 52 56 til 55 545 57 553 132 525 50 Standing-Co-Managers Neil Lloyd and Charles Miller, Edwin Beck, Stanley Jordan, Frank Neff, Lance Strayer, Eugene Plowman, Leroy Jordan, Donald Prowell, Ronald Knaub, Samuel Chapman, Coach John Allison. Kneeling-Rodney Heilman, Glenn Elfner, Roger Weigle, Harry Hatterer, Kenneth Strine, Edward Beck, Ed Weigle, Larry Huyett, Ronald Griflin, Jesse Smith, and Co- Manager Raymond Bentz. First row, left to right-Gary Nouse, Gary Krebs, John Stoner, Floyd White, Terry Warner, Larry Brenner, Gerald Strine, and Ronald Sunday. Second row, left to rightgBarry Krebs, Lance Strayer, Ronald Knaub, Stanley Jordan, Donald Prowell, Frank Neff, Edward Weigle, Kenneth Strine, and Glenn Knaub. Third row, left to right-George Shaffer, Jesse Smith, Glenn Staub, Dale Biller, Paul Shaffer, Victor Bupp, Raymond Bentz, Manager, Jerry Werner, Manager, and John R. Allison, Coach. Zcwelmff GC Manches1er's Bobcats completed their most successful soccer season in some time by finishing in second place in the York County Seholastie Soeeer League. The team won live games, tied four and lost only one. Mr, John Allison, who coaches basketball and baseball, took over the coaching duties from former coach, Mr. Donald Kramer. Playing their final soccer game for the Bobcats were seniors, Edward Beck, Edwin Beck, llarry llatterer, Rod- ney lleilman, Barry Krebs, Frank Neff, Donald Prowell, Tom Schroeder, and Ed NVeigle. Saccea Scalia! M.ll.S. Opp September 22 Spring Grove . . l 0 25 At North York . tl 0 29 At Dover .. . 0 0 October 2 East Berlin . 2 1 f l ti Northern ...... . 2 l NegfaligrsnlziwlgfctiganilhieQe,F,::Jf 9 At Spring Grove . 2 0 YY Warner, Glenn Knaub, BHITY 13 North York ..... . 0 3 Krebs, and Coach John R. Allison. 16 Dover ..'..... . 2 1 20 At East Berlin . 0 0 23 At Northern .. . 1 l The Bobcats of M.ll.S. started practice on March 15 for what they hoped would be another s:uccess'I'ul baseball campaign. There were eight lettermen returning from the '58 squad which tinishe-d second in the York County Scholastic Baseball League. 'l l1ey were: seniors-Frank Neff, Glenn Knaub, Edward Weigle, Barry Krehsg juniorse-Kenneth Strine, Ronald Knauh, Ger- ald Strine, and Floyd White. 'llhese veterans hoped to avenge a heartbreaking 4-3 loss to Red liion which cost them the championship the previous year. floaeh Allison's nine played a 12 game league schedule which opened April ti and closed May 21. Also participating in the league were North York, YVest York, Dallastown, Susquehannock, Red Lion and Kennard-Dale. The latter school reentered the league after a year's ahsenee. 37 Don P .. Glenn :r X Y gig, 2 my :X .wg X 3: 3, Q YN S WY k 'S x Ni 3 '1 if . ..:, V .xx . gi? PHE vm? Edwir ia! ,1 .X . .a323:.:'1'1f W xl. ' nw va Harry If 5 fi l wt at -veg 1,2 . sf W I ar MO Q? gm? ,s .15 UNDERCLASSMEN ii- OMEROOMS fri First row, left to Jordan, Larry La Kochenour, Stella Lo Jacoby. Second row, left Leister, Jo Ann King, Wayne May, Third row, left tc Miller, Jane Mohr, lv Joyce Myers, Shirlcj Fourth row, left to right-Gary Nouse, Kay O'Dell, Terry Prowell, Rita Nita Kessler, Eileen Reese, Carl King. Fifth row, left to right-Keith Rode, Oscar Seeger, Emelyn Seitz, C Paul Shaffer, Nancy Leader, Gail Klinedinst. Standing-Mrs. Roslyn K teacher. First row, front 1 Hartman, Bonnie Deitz, Ronald Dunne dorff. Second row, front Dellinger, Lee Diehl Robert Deitz, Glenn Third row, front tm Ely, Dawn Eyler, Ln Fissel, Gloria Frey. John R. Allison, hon Fourth row, front to rear-Zoelynne Fritz, Gary Gembe, Sandra Godfrey, Norma Daugherty. Fifth row, front to rear-John Gross, Mervin Crawford, Francis Hann get, Claude Harris. Sixth row, front to rear-Leonard Heilman, Edward Hoover, Pauline Hoover, Donna Jordan. 4,2 First row, front to rear-Duane Bupp, Leon Bupp, Gerald Strine, Doreen Spangler, Wayne Bucher. Second row, front to rear'-Doris Mitzel, Barbara Swartz, Nancy Stambaugh, Robert Stoppard, Juliet Stonesifer, Kenneth Strine. Third row, front to rear-Connie Stoppard, Joan Baughman, Joan Brenneman, Ruth Toomey, Ronald Sunday, Stanley Craft, Fourth row, front to rear-Lois Brothers Beverly Bowers Maxine Baker Rajean Willis, Larry Brenner, Martin Chapman Standing Miss Margaret A Barrett homeroom teacher. Fifth row, front to rear-Raymond Bowman Betty Adams Jolene Buchar Floyd White, Maxine Biser, John Stoner. Sixth iow, front to rear-Larry Brenneman Shirley Weigle Patsy Blo s Dale Biller Julia Baker, Donald Sweitzer. 4,4616-wa First row, left to right-Patricia Adams, Patricia Danncr, Shelva Danner, Betty Fritz, Linda Bower, Jan Everhart, Yvonne Brenneman, Nancy Emig, Mr. Fred Botterbusch, homeroom teacher. Second row, left to right-Wayne Gundy Larry Reeser Thomas Brenneman Larry Gladfelter, Kenneth Brenneman, Robert Gladfelter Seated, left to right-Audrey Reed, Elaine Reisinger, Shirley Ranieri, Madeline Lentz, Aurita Rohrhaugh, Annabelle Price, Gene Plowman, Charles Miller, Sonia Meads, Roy Raffensberger, Lincoln McKenzie, Donalf Knaub, Zula Seifert, Sara Ann Ort, Marian Lee, Sylvia Spahr, Suetta Kc Standing-Miss Charlotte Beshore, homeroom teacherg William Kn Mickley, Ronald Knaub. Gary Krebs, Terry Reinhard, Glenn Meyer. mga First row, front to rear---Terry Hale, Clark Lehman, Rena Raffensberger, Frances Sheficr, Miss Glenda Bricker, homeroom teacher. Second row, front to rear-Barry Julius, John Lockard, Lowell Reeser, Sandra Snellbaker. Third row, front to rear-Kenneth Koch, Glenn Staub, Sandra Repman, Mary Jo Watters. Fourth row, front to rear-George Kohr, Robert Murphey, Christ Shearer, David Strausbaugh. Fifth row, front to rear-Todettc LaPrairie, Rachael Musser, Sandra Sheeley, Ronald Toomey. 'H- First row, front to rear-4Shirley Crone, Audrey Horning, Barbara Ferree, Mardella F. ics. Second row, front to rear-Anna Mae Brenneman, Linda Doll, Ardene Bucher. Cassandra Everhart. Third row, front to rear-Stanley Jordan, Pat Hartman, Faye Kline, Gloria King, Mr. William Bateman, homeroom teacher. Fouith row, front to rearfDale Grim, Judy Kessler, Barbara Kauffman, Esther Craft, Louanna Kami. Fifth row, front to rear-Richard Humbert, Victor Bupp, Mahlon Hamme, Gail Julius, Deloics Bupp. Sixth row, front to rear-Glen Hellman, James Goodyear, Bobba Lee Fry, Stanley Ettinger. First row, front to rear-Eddie Shank, Florence Sipe, Maryann Sipe, William Sipe. Second row, front to rear-Nancy Slonaker, Jesse Smith, Laura Smith. Third row, front to rear-Richard Stambaugh, Richard Stevens, Donald Stoner, Dor- othy Stoner, Lance Strayer. Fourth row, front to rear-Edward Swartz, Alan Toomey, Charlotte Wallace, Shirley Warner, Nina Vlfeigle, Fifth row, front to rear-Roger Weigle, Marilyn Willard, Glen White, Jerry Warner, Ellen Wilhide. Sixth row, front to rear-Shirley Witmer, Jean Yost, William Zinn, Shelva Zirkle, Twila Zirkle. Standing- -Mr. Donald S. Kramer, homeroom teacher. I3 CLASSES fzeaimea SW' - ' ,.. Q .,,., wel , f,.-:- 5:1 A A First row, left to right--Yvonne Brenneman, Sandra Repman, Mary Jo Waters, Tod- ette LaPrairie, vice-president, Shelva Danner, president, Patricia Danner, secretary Wayne Gundy, treasurerg Pat Adams, Sandra Sheeley, Betty Fritz. Second iow, left to right-Terry Hale, Thomas Brenneman, Christ Shearer, Rena Raf- fensberger, Linda Bower, Nancy Emig, Rachael Musser, Kenneth Koch, Barry Julius Glenn Staub, Miss Glenda Bricker. Third row, left to right-Frances Shelfer, David Strausbaugh, John Lockard, Larry Gladfelter, Jan Everhart, Lowell Reeser, Ronald Toomey, Robert Muiphey, Sandra Snellbaker. Fourth row, left to right-Mr, Fred Botterbusch, Larry Reeser, Kenneth Brenneman Robert Glatfelter, Clark Lehman, George Kohr. 16 QV VM WI 'zu ,Q wah, 'IME -va., ll Y ,XM ! g. it 4 as If gf. W ff Sa damaw M444 First iow, left to right--Marilyn Willard, Anna Dellinger, Jane Mohr, Betty Leisfer, Jolene Buchar, Ellen Wilhide, Dorothy Ely, Jesse Smith, treasurer, Joan Brcnneman, president, Lance Stiayeq, vice-president, Emelyn Seitz, secretary, Shelva Zirkle, Judy Deitz, Gloria Frey, Betty Koehenour, Nancy Slonaker, Betty Adams, Kay OlDell. Second row, left to right-Leon Bupp, Glenn VVhite, Gay Gembe, Carl King, Leonard Heilman, Ronald Sunday, Donald Stoner, Robert Godf.ey, Eugene Haiget, Terry Prowell. Mervin Crawford, William Sipe, Richard Stevens, Harry Fissel, John Gross, Duane Bupp, Lary LaPrairie, Raymond Bowman, Wilbur Miller, Miss Margaret A, Barrett. Third row, left to right-Joyce Myers, Lois Brothers, Eileen Reese, Nancy Leader, Pauline Hoover, Florence Sipe, Julia Baker, Donna Jordan, Stella LoBianeo, Joan Baugh- man, Shirley Witmer, Maxine Biser, Martha Mumma, Patiy Bloss, Gail Klinedinst, Chal- lotte Wallace, Norma Daugherty, Shirley Warner, Mrs. Roslyn L. King. Fourth row, left to rightANita Kessler, Bonnie Cramer, Lucille Hartman, Laura Smith, Jo Ann Lloyd, Maryann Sipe, Paul LoBianco, Jerry Warner, Ronald Danner, Keith Rode, Edward Swartz, Edward Hoover, Paul Shaller, Doris Mitzel, Dawn Eyler, Phyllis Diehl, Linda Fink, Beverly Bowers, Twila Zirkle. Fifth row, left to right-Cathy Smith, Dorothy Stoner, Rita Raffensberger, Jean Yost, Gary Nouse, William Zinn, Samuel King, Roger Weigle, Claude Haiiis, Dale Biller, Robert Dietz, Glenn Elfner, Wayne May, Zoelynne Fritz, Nina Weigle, Maxine Baker, Sandra Gillen, Mr. John R, Allison, Shirley Keller. Sixth row, left to right-'Miz Donald S. Kramer, Walter Hoover, Martin Chapman, Francis Hanna, Richard Stambaugh, Larry Brenneman, James Deardortf, Stanley Craft, Alan Toomey, Leroy Jordan, Lee Diehl, Eddie Shank, Wayne Bucher, George Shaffer, Gordon Jacoby. 48 V 0.1 sf. 535 I fx 1 W' 50 First row, left to right' Audrey Reed, Loyetta Rode, Sonia Meads, Shirley Boll, Patsy Brenneman, Barbara Boyer, secretaryg Ned Blymire, president, Charles Miller, vice- presidentg Jack Stoner, treasurer, Patsy Hartman, Delores Bupp, Regina Kline, Madeline Lcntz, Elaine Reisinger. Second row, left to right-Raymond Bentz, Donald Miller, Gerald Strine, Larry Bren- ncr, Glen Meyer, Floyd White, James Goodyear, Kenneth Strine, Dale Grim, Victor Bupp. Rodney Boeckel, Gary Krebs, Glenn Heilman, Lincoln McKenzie, Larry Huyett, Miss Charlotte Beshore. Third row, left to right4Miss Margaret Barrett, Aurita Rohrbaugh, Barbara Bretz, Juliet Stonesifer, Barbara Swartz, Gloria Smith, Connie Stoppard, Doreen Spangler, Gail Julius, Shirley Weigle, Barbara Kauffman, Sylvia Spahr, Faye Kline, Judy Kessler, Bonnie Bowers, Mr. William Bateman. Fourth row, left to right-Pat Burkey, Bobba Lee Fry, Sara Ann Ort, Shirley Ranieri, Shirley Crone, Anna Mae Brenneman, Robert Stoppard, Bill Knudsen, Richard Humbert, Ardene Bucher, Annabelle Price, Gloria King, Linda Doll, Ruth Baker, Ruth Ann Toomey. Fifth row, left to right-Barbara Ferree, Betty Bear, Louanna Kann, Mardella Fries, Suetta Kohr, Marian Lee, Raejean Willis, Diane Ginter, Esther Craft, Zula Mae Seifert, Sarah Knaub, Cassandra Everhart, Nancy Stambaugh, Kathy Chicote, Lois Boeckel, Audrey Horning. Sixth row, left to right-Roger Bolton, George Benyak, Richard Hoover, Donald Sweitzer, Ronald Knaub, Wilbert Mickley, Larry Bennington, Mahlon Hamme, Roy Raf- fensberger, William Quickel, Gene Plowman, Stanley Jordan, Charles Armstrong, Terry Reinhard, Stanley Ettinger. 50 -M1 --'s wfx 1 X-11 44' If 'WWA 2 ,ww Gag Mg lr X Qx 8 ww, ,Www wx X N S uh! 8 -or M m'N gn :ons 52 Q 4 5 , -, X 153 A , , 1: 3 MOTTO. . . . . The past forever gone, The furure STIH our own COLORS ... ...Blue and Silver FLOWER . .. ...Iris H444 7-ialadaefza MISS CLARA M' CASSEL MR, WILBUR F. ZIMMERMAN 5+ WWW How about those shaky knees and thumping hearts? You don't remember? Well, it was way back in September, 1950. On that big eventful day, seventy-five freshmen entered Manchester High School, a little more frightened than anything, with such thoughts as: Look at all those kids, Surely this isn't where we'll stay, Will we all be together, and Gee, maybe it won't be so bad after all. Someone escorted us into a huge room, this they called the gym. There were already a few freshmen occupying the gym. They were watching the door with great curiosity. It didn't take us long to get acquainted or feel at home. I imagine it started when someone said What's your name? This question seemed to be the opener and soon everyone was talking and having a good time. After a period of two weeks we were separated into two home-rooms, the stage and cafeteria. Our home-room teachers were Mrs. Roslyn King and Mr. Luther Roth. Even with conditions crowded as they were, we managed quite well. Maybe we were green to outsiders but to ourselves we were enthusiastic young high school students looking forward to spending many happy days together. We soon felt the need for social activities and our two home-rooms participated in various parties throughout the year. Suddenly the first year was over. We were now called sophomores. We may have felt a little more important this year as we were joined by 48 students from Mt. Wolf which made our total 123. This year we were divided into three groups, home-room 1-A, whose teacher was Miss Gloria Snyder, home-room 1-B, Mr. John Allison, Miss Margaret Barrett in room 2. Beside the various home-room activities our class made and sold peanuts, which turned out to be not only profit making but also fun. The highlight of this year was our soph hop, which we called the Mardi Gras. Never will we forget preparing for this big event or the thrill we felt that night when we saw the finished production and Colette Wesley, being crowned queen of the Mardi Gras. Before we were aware of it the fall of '52 came and we entered our junior year of high school. Now we began to take even a larger part in the affairs of the school. Our class was still divided into three home-rooms. Rooms 8, 5, 7, with Mrs. Ormsby, Mr. Bateman, and Mr. Kramer as teachers respectively. As jimiors we looked forward to our annual dance and a part in the Junior-Senior Prom. To add to our class treasury and raise funds we sold potato chips. It was a cool, crisp night on February 14, 1953, when we juniors held our Sweetheart Dance. The huge crowd and lovely decorations helped make the dance a success. Just three months later, in the latter part of May, we helped sponsor the Jr.-Sr. Prom. To most of us it was our first formal affair. This added to making it the memorable event of the year. In a day or two we were given report cards, this made us seniors. Not much thought was given to the name, however, until the begirming of the term. Seniors, our last year in high school and what a year to remember! Maybe not dignified, as they say, but just a group of young men and women eagerly looking forward to the future. Now we were put into rooms 3 and 45 if you would have stopped at room three, you would have seen the well behaved section which was taken charge of by Mr. Zimmerman and in room four by Miss Cassel. Bob Boll was our helpful president this year, working very hard to guide our class through any difficulties that might arise. This year was by far the busiest and thoughts of a dance, play, banquet, trip and year- book filled the hearts and minds of all sixty seniors. The selling of ice cream was our main source of income. We also held a Turkey Supper on November 14 for the benefit of the yearbook and a variety show for the Echo Log. On December 26th we held our Winter Wonderland Dance which pnoved to be very beautiful. With the end of our Christmas vacation came play practice. We all worked very hard and as a result we turned out a fine drama. Next came the yearbook banquet with all the seniors, faculty advisors, and school board members making it a joyful evening. Right after our banquet we journeyed on our long awaited trip. Never did we enjoy ourselves so much as then. Time passed very quickly and before we knew it, Prom time had arrived. Although evexyone of us had a gala night it was also a sad one for we realized it would be the last affair in which our whole class could participate. The beginning of June brought our high school days to a close. It was the ending of a memorable and pleasant voyage through strange ports and beautiful places. It. was com- mencement time when studies ceased and life work began. It was a sad occasion to part with schoolmates, but nothing can take away memories. '55 First row, left to right-Louis Morris, Theda Lehr, Mary Louise Ginge Myers, Manager, Nadine Kraft, Shirley Upclegraff, Gloria Kcech, Maxine Rep Second row, left to right-Frances Brennoman, Ardell Kauffman, Mary II lotte Dittenhafer, Charmaine Griffith, Mary Herman, Jean Horner. Third row, left to right-Terry VVarne1', Darlis Repman, Ada Paules, Mai Jim Walker, John Staub. Fourth row, left to right-Mr. Wilbur F. Zimmerman, Advisor, Glenn 5 24 Q few 7 MQW Z 51xE:2:2gQE2:2:::E: Business Staff Editorial Staff First row, left to right--Dawn Myers, Dick Hombach, Anna Mae Bentz, L Norma Jean Fair, Gloria Weirich, Donna Topper. Second row, left to right-Ed Weigle, Pat Fritz, Louise Morris, Roy St Sandra Emenheiser, Neil Lloyd. Third row, left to right--Beverly Fries, Mary Louise Gingerich, Jay Diehl Standing, left to right-Mrs. Roslyn L. King, Advisor, Barbara Cassel, Edi Lehr, Pat Stamhaugh, Stanley Lehman. 56 BARBARA CASSEL DAWN MYERS Editor-in-Chief ' is , , YQ' Left to right-Mr. Wilbur F. Zimmerman, Business Faculty Advisory Dawn Myers, Business Managerg Barbara Cassel, Editorg Mrs. Roslyn L King, Editorial Advisor. Business Editor 57 ....Rolwrt Boll ......ll14'd:1 Lehi' . . .Mary Gi!1g'l'l'il'h I,'at1'iviz1 Sfillllhilllgfll ...3lElXiI1l' RUIHIIZIII . .Roy Stl'al1slma111g'!1 . . . l':liYV2lI'Kl Weigh- . . .f'0llett6 NVvsl0.V .....l4zu'ry liar-- . . . . DOIIIIEL 'Popper .. .Bill'h2lI'2l Cassf-l . ..fH1'I1Il Knuuia Produchon Dates March I9 and 20, 1954 Director . .Cari W. Nelson gm -' GN! ' QGWLUZGGWLJ First row, front to rear-W-Ruth Baker, Barbara Bretz. Second row, front to rear? Pat Staunluaugli, Alethea Rode, Shirley Boll, Bonnie Bower' Third row, front to rear--Barbara Strausbaugh, Gloria Weirich, Lois Boeckel, Pat Brenneman. Fourth row, front to rear-Ed Weigle, Donna Topper, Raymond Sweitzer, Lziriy Bennington. Fifth row, front lo rear-Hoy Strziusbaugh, Colette Wesley, Betty Bear, Ned Blymire. Sixth row, front to reui'fDavid Sipe, Shirley Updegraf, Tom Schroeder, George Benyak. Seventh row, front to rear-Charles Armstrong, Roger Bolton, Raymond Bentz, John Staub. Eighth row, front lo rear-Rodney Boeckcl, Terry Warner, Jim Walker. Standing-Mr. Wilbur F. Zimmerman, homeroom teacher. lwll First row, front to rear-Louise Morris, Ada Paules, Darlis Repman, Maxine Repman, Larry Bare, Mary Lockard. Second row, front to rear-Mary Herman, Jean Horner, Ardell Kauffman, Margaret Knaub, Nadine Kraft, Frank Neff. Third row, front to rear-Stanley Lehman, Ronald Lindemuth, Neil Lloyd, Tony Lo- Bianco, Audrey Myers, Theda Lehr, Anna Mae Bentz. Fourth row, front to rear-Norma Fair, Phyllis Ferree, Beverly Fries, Pat Fritz, Mary Louise Gingerich, Charmaine Griffith, Gloria Keech, Donald Prowell. Fifth row, front to rear-Larry Good, Harry Hatterer, Rodney Heilman, Dick Hom- haeh, Glenn Knaub, Barry Krebs, Joel Kunkel. Sixth row, front to rear-Delores Bowman, Frances Brenneman, Barbara Cassel, Mary Diehl, Charlotte Dittenhafer, Sandra Emenheiser, Dawn Myers. Seventh row, front to rear-Edward Beck, Edwin Beck, Bob Boll, George Bowers, Jay Diehl, Richard Glatfelter. Standing-Miss Clara M. Cassel, homeroom teacher. til NANCY JEAN ARNOLD Nam- ll0llllI1ltl't'l2ll 300 N. lVIain St., Manchester, Pa. Y-Teen Club, 1, 2, 3g Vice-Presi- dent, 3, Red Cross, 4. LARRY JAKE BARE Julie Acadellliv Mt. Wolf, Pa. Hi-Y Club, 2, 4, Social Club, 3, Intra-mural Basketball, 3, 4, Year- book Editorial Stait, 4, Echo Log, 4. GEORGE EDWARD BECK Iflflmlic xxi'2lilltlllll' Manchester, Pa. Science Club, 1, 25 Vice-President, 1, President, 2g Hi-Y Club, 33 Let- terman's Club, 4, President, 4, A. A., 3, 4, Vice-President, 3, Echo Log Staff, 4. EDWIN EUGENE BECK, JR. Becky Gclwml R. D. No. 1, Manchester, Pa. Hi-Y Club, 1, 2, 3, Varsity Club, 43 Soccer, 2, 3, 4, Manager of J. V. Basketball, 3, Manager of Varsity Basketball, 4, Intra-mural Basket- ball, 2, 3, 45 A. A. Vice-President, 4. l G2 ANNA MAE ullvlllllvu R. D. No. 1, Mt. Sports Club, lg Sociz Photography Club. 4 Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Vu Homeroom Secretary leader, 1, 2, 3, 45 Yeai Staff, 4, A. A., 4. E u 1 i ! E I ROBERT LESLI Uliolf' R. D. No. 1, Mane Hi-Y Club, 1, 2, 4, E Intra-mural Basketba President, 1, 4, Class Homeroom Chairman 3, 4, A. A., 1, 2, 4, 5 cil, 1. GEORGE STERLING BOWERS tiflmlpfm- llerlvml Mt. Wolf, Pa. Hi-Y Club, 2, 3, 4. .Q 3 fd i NYJ pf DELORES MAE BOWMAN 'lit-lows l'onmwr0ial R. D. No. 5, York, Pa. F. H. A. Club, 1, 35 Red Cross Club, 15 Intra-mural Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus, 1, 25 Butch, 25 Cafeteria, 1. FRANCES JANET BRENNEMAN 'cFran'7 Academic Manchester, Pa. F. H. A. Club, 15 Social Club, 2, 3: Jr. Red Cross, 45 Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 45 The Seven Sharps, 25 Yearbook Business Staff. BARBARA ANN CASSEL Barb ' ' Academic R. D. No. 1, Manchester, Pa. Girls' Sports Club, 15 Social Club, 2, 35 Dramatics Club, 45 Vice-Presi- dent5 Intra-mural Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 45 A. A., 1, 35 Yearbook Edi'tor-in- chiefg Student Council, 1, 35 The Laughing Cure, 25 Echo Log Staff. JAY HENRY DIEHL H Diehly ' ' Academic 89 S. Main St., Mt. Wolf, Pa. Dramatic Club, 25 Social Club, 35 Photography Club, 45 Vice-Presi- dent, 45 Yearbook Editorial Staff, 45 Echo Log Staff, 45 Feature Editor. MARY FLORENCE DIEHL A ' 'l'arzz1I1', Commercial R. D. No. 1, Manchester, Pa. Handicraft Club, 45 Intra-mural Basketball, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball, 45 Yearbook Business Staff, 4. G3 CHARLOTTE LOUISE DITTENHAFER I3il1,V ll0IIIIIll'I'l'I2Il R. D. No. 4, York, Pa. F. H. A., 2, 3, Vice-President, 3, Handicraft Club, 4, Intra- mural Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Vol- leyball, 2, 3, 4, Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Business Staff. 4. PHYLLIS RAE FERREE I'I1il .Xvzlmlvlliiv Manchester, Pa. Photography Club, 4, Intra- mural Baskctball, 2, 3, Year- book Business Staff, 4, Echo Log, Circulation Staff, The Laughing Cure, 2. SANDRA LEE EMENHEISER Sandy AVEIKIOIIIII' 41 N. Fourth St., Mt. Wolf, Pa. Social Club, 2, 3, Photography Club, 4, Class Secretary, 3, 4, Homeroom Vice-President, 2, Yearbook Editorial Staff, 4, Echo Log Staff, 4, 'The Laughing Cure, 2. BEVERLY JUNE FRIES ISM' 'l rkiillllxlllll' Mt. Wolf, Pa. Social Club, 2, 3, Dramatics Club, 4, Yearbook Editorial Staff, Echo Log Editor, The Laughing Cure, Director, 2. 3 Z NORMA JEAN FAII i'NOI'IlI2lH Il0llIIIIl'I'1' Manchester, Pa. F. H. A. Club, 1, Social Cl 2, 3, Jr. Red Cross, 4, Choi 1, 2, 3, 4, Seven Sharps, County Music Festival, Echo Log Exchange Edi Yearbook Editorial Staff, uButch, 2. PATRICIA ANN FRI'I Pal LIOIIIIIIOIW R. D. No. 1, Manchester, l F. H. A. Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, V: President, 2, President, 3 Intra-mural Basketball, 1 3, Yearbook Editorial S1 Butch,l' 2, Cafeteria, 4. 04 MARY LOUISE GINGERICH Mary Aczulomic Manchester, Pa. Y-Teen Club, 1, 2, Treasurer, 1, Social Club, 3, Dramatic Club, 4, Intra-mural Basket- ball, 2, 3, Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Secretary, 1, Year- book Business and Editorial Staff, Echo Log Desk Editor. HARRY BERNARD HATTERER hllap ' ' Academic Manchester, Pa. Science Club, 2, 3, Hi-Y Club, 3, 4, Inactive member of Let- terman's Club, 4, Intra-mural Basketball, 3, 4, Soccer, 2, 3, 4. CHARMAINE ROSE GRIFFITH l3l:1ckic Conmicrcial R. D. No. 3, Dover, Pa. Y-Teen Club, 1, 2, Social Club, 3, F. H. A. Club, 4, In- tra-mural Basketball, 4, Echo Log, 4, Yearbook Business Staff, 4, Cafeteria, 4. RODNEY LEE HEILMAN Rod Academic Mt. Wolf, Pa. Photography Club, 4, Soccer, 4, Class Vice-President, 3, Homeroom Vice-Chairman, 4, Laughing Cure. LARRY RONALD GOOD 'Gusn Aczulemic Manchester, Pa. Science Club, 1, 2, Stag Club, 3, Hi-Y Club, 4, Intra-mural Sports, 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Business Staff. MARY ELIZABETH HERMAN Roll l ' Acaiclciuic Manchester, Pa. Photography Club, 4, Year- book Business Staifg Echo Log Ciculation Staff, The Laugh- ing Cure,'l 2. G5 RICHARD LEE HOMBACH L' IJi4-li lil'Ill'l'2ll Mt, Wolf, Pa. Hi-Y Club, 4. JEAN MARIE HORNER H-lt'2lllIllUH t'mnn10l'viall York Haven, Pa. Y-Teen Club, 1, 2, Social Club, 3g Jr. Red Cross, 4, Yearbook Business Staff. ARDELL KAUFFMAN ID:-ll ll0llllll0l'1'l2ll Emigsville, Pa. Y-Tccn Club, 1, 2, Social Club, 5, Photography Club, 4, lntra-mural Basketball, 3g Echo Log Contribut- ing Editors, Circulation Stall, 4, Yearbook Business Staifg Butch,,' 2. GLORIANN KEECH i'li001'lln t'on1n11-l'1'iz1l R. D, No. 1, Mt. Wolf, Pa. Social Club, 3, Photography Club, 4, Intra-mural Basketball, 4g Volley- ball, 3, 4, Yearbook Business Stall, 4, Cheerleader, 4. 66 GLENN EUGEI' lxnzlulm1v R. D. No. 4, ' Sports Club, 2g Hi-T sity Club, 4, Baseba ketball, 3, 41 Intra- ball, 2, Yearbook Bi s 2 e A MARGARET LOI t'llzn'g1v R. D, NO. l, Mal F. H. A. Club, 2, 3. dent, 4, Intra-mura Cafeteria, 4. NADINE ROSETTA KRAFT Dean lVl0II1llN'I'f'lfll R. D. No. 1, York Haven, Pa. Y-Teen Club, 1, Social Club, 2, 3, Photography Club, 4, Girls' Chorus, 3, 4, Horneroom Chairman, 2, Stu- dent Council, 2, A. A., 25 Circulation Manager of Yearbook, 4, Intra- mural Basketball, 1, 2. BARRY LEROY KREBS STANLEY NORMAN LEHMAN Stan Academic York Haven, Pa. Hi-Y Club, 4. THEDA NANCY LEHR '4i'l1m-ta Academic R. D. No. 4, York, Pa. Girls' Sports Club, lg Social Club, 2, 35 Dramatics Club, 45 Secretary- Treasurerg Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4g Class President, 2, 33 Vice-Presi- dent, 4, Chorus 2, President 3, 4g Homeroom Secretary, 2, Chairman, 33 Treasurer, 4, A. A., 2, 33 Presi- dent, 4, Yearbook Business and Edi- torial Staff, Student Council, 2, 'The Laughing Cure, 2, Cafeteria, 4. ANTHONY PAUL LO BIANCO 4 l'ony-Nevn H Commercial R. D. No. 1, Manchester, Pa. Hi-Y Club, Basketball Manager, 2. Km-hs General M, WOM, P, MARY ELIZABETH LOCKARD Varsity Club, 43 Soccer, 2, 3, 4, Bas- Liz ACad6IHlC ketball, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 2, 3, 4, Chorus, 2, 3, 4. York Haven, Pa. Y-Teen Club, 2, Jr. Red Cross, 3, 43 Yearbook Business Staff. UT DONALD NEIL LLOYD I'mI'vssm ' .XK'2IlIl'IIII4' R. D. No. 3, Dover, Pa. Sports Club, 2, Stag Club, 3, Varsity Club, 4, Statistician, lntra-Mural Basketball, Echo Log, Club Editor, Yearbook Editorial Staff, Co-Sports Ed- itor. LOUISE ERETTA MORRIS I'1'tv I'mnnl01'vizll 110 N. Fourth St., Mt. Wolf, Pa. Social Club, 3, Photography Club, 4, Yearbook Editorial Stufl, 4, Echo Log, 4. AUDREY LOUISE MYERS .XIl4II't'j'H LlHIIlllll'I'I'l2lI R. D. No. 3, Dover, Pa. Y-Teen Club, 2, F. H. A. Club, 3, 4. FRANK JONATHAN NEFF X1-ity A1-:ull-llliv Hi-Y Club, 2, 3, Lettcrman's Club, 4, Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 3, 4, Soccer, 4, Boys' Chorus. DAWN MARIE MYER Ilw ' rxt'2lIIt'IIl R. D. No, 1, Mt. Wolf, Pa. Y-Teen Club, 1, 2, Scieni Club, 3, Jr. Red Cross, Yearbook Business Manage Editorial Staff, Echo Lo Typist. ADA MARTHA PAULI .X4Izl LllllIlIlIl'I'1'I R. D. No. 1, Mt. Wolf, Pa. Y-Teen Club, 1, 2, Red Cro: 3, 4, Yearbook Business Sta Cafeteria, 4. IRS DONALD EUGENE PROWELL lion G0llUl'2ll R. D. No. 1, Mt. Wolf, Pa. Varsity Club, 4, Soccer, 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Band, 2, 3, 4, Chorus, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Treasurer, 3, Echo Log Sports Editor. ALETHEA BARBARA RODE lw1 ' Commvrc-ial York Haven, Pa. Y-Teen Club, 1, Social Club, 3, Photography Club, 4, Chorus, 1, 2, 3, Homeroom Vice-Chairman, 1, Echo Log, Contributing Editors - Circul- lation Staff, 4, Yearbook Bus- iness Staff, 4, Butch, 2. DARLIS YVONNE REPMAN Sis 1Xt'2ltl0llllC York Haven, Pa. A. Club, 1, 4, Social F. H. Club, 2, 3, Yearbook Business Echo Log Circulation Staff, Staff, Cafeteria, 4. THOMAS DALE SCHROEDER Milltllllli l'mnnwl'cif1l R. D. No. 1, Mt. Wolf, Pa. Sports Club, 1, 2, Hi-Y Club, 3, Varsity Club, 4, Soccer, 2, 3, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus, 3, 4. MYRNA MAXINE REPMAN Max fltlllllllltlviill York Haven, Pa. Y-Teen Club, 1, 4, F. H. A. Club, 2, Social Club, 3, Class Secretary, 1, Chorus, 2, Echo Log, 4, Contributing Editors, Yearbook Business Staff, 4, Cheerleader, 1, Butch, 2. DAVID EDWARD SIPE UfillSllT077 Aviltllllllll' Manchester, Pa. Hi-Y Club, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, Yearbook Business Staff. IS!! I, --.-, Q., . gm .. ' .fx 'Bmw PATRICIA ANN STAMBAUGH 4' Put Aeadcniirz R. D. No. 1, Mt. Wolf, Pa. Y-Teen Club, 1, 2, Social Club, 3, Dramatics Club, 4, Band, 2, Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Editorial Staff. JOHN LEWIS STAUB 'Ntzilllmy' iIOIlUI'ElI R. D. No. 3, Dover, Pa. Hi-Y Club, 3, 4, Sports, 2, Intra- mural Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Busines Staff, 4. BARBARA JANE STRAUSBAUGH I3zl1'lm Il0IllIlll'I'Cl2lI Manchester, Pa. Y-Teen Club, 1, 2, Social Club, 3, Drarnatics Club, 4, Chorus, 1, 2, 3. NIELVIN ROY STRAUSBAUGH 4' Ilvm-il Avzlmlvilliv R. D. No. 1. Manchester, Pa. Hi-Y Club, 2, 4, Social Club, 3, In- t.a-mural Basketball, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Edi- torial Staff, Music Editor. 70 DONNA ANN Ulloilwl' Him! R. D. No. 1, Man Y-Teen Club, 2, S Photography Club, 4, ball, 1, Girls' Choru room Chairman, 1, 4, book Editorial Staff, Contributing Editoisg cil, 1, 3. SHIRLEY JEAN I. t'Sl1irlvy 179 N. Fourth St., Y-Teen Club, 2, 4, I Basketball, 2, 3, Choi' book Business Staff, 1 JAMES FREDERICK WALKER 'tJim ll0lIllll0l'0i?ll R. D. No. 1, York, Pa. Hi-Y Club, 3, 4, Sports Club, 2, Intra-mural Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Treasurer, 3, Yearbook Business Stall, 4, Echo Log, 4. I I TERRY NEVIN WARNER 'l'm-ry ll0llllllOl'l'lill R. D. No. 1, Mt. Wolf, Pa. Hi-Y Club, Intra-mural Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 1, 2, Homeroom Vice-President, Yearbook Editorial Staff, 4. LESTER EDWARD WEIGLE Fld Academic Manchester, Pa. Varsity Club, 4, Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer, 4, Chorus, 4, Homeroom Treasurer, 1, 2, Secretary, 3, Echo Log Sports Editor, Yearbook Sports Editor. MARILYN MILDRED WEIGLE Monroe Academic R. D. No. 5, York, Pa. Handicraft Club, Intra-mural Bas- ketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball, 4, Yearbook Business Staff. GLORIA MAXINE WEIRICH ' ' Snowball H Commercial R. D. No. 1, York Haven, Pa. F. H. A. Club, 1, Y-Teen Club, 2, Social Club, 3, Photography Club, 4, Homeroom Chairman, 3, Treas- urer, 4, Echo Log, Contributing Edi- tors, Circulation Staff, 4, A. A., 3, Yearbook Editorial Staff, Student Council, 3, Butch, 2. COLETTE FRANCINE WESLEY Wes Commercial R. D. No. 4, York, Pa. Baton Twirling Club, 2, Vice-Presi- dent, Social Club, 3, Photography Club, 4, President, Intra-mural Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer, 3, 4, Homeroom Secretary, 3, Chair- man, 2, A. A., 2, 4, Secretary- Treasurer, 4, Yearbook Editorial Staff, 4, Echo Log Staff, 4, Cheer- leader, 4. 71 ' 444 First row, left to riqhtfLouise Morris, Gloria Keech, Ann Mae Bentz, Pat Fritz Nadine Kraft, Sandra Emenheiser, Bob Boll, Theda Lehr, Colette Wesley, Pat Stambaugh. Arla Paules, Jean Horner, Barlianl StI'liL1SlJdUgl1, Frances Brennenian. Second low, left to right-Ardell Kauffman, Mary Herman, Phyllis Ferree, Mary Louise Gingerich, Maxine Repman, Shirley Updegraff, Barry Krebs, Larry Good, Ronald Linclemuth, John Staub, Tom Schroeder, Nlargaret Knaub, Charmaine Griffith, No1ma Jean Fair, Gloria Weirich. Third row, left to right-Tony LoBianco, Harry Hatterer, Joel Kunkel, Raymond Sweitzer, Charlotte Dittenhaler, Mary Diehl, Delores Bowman, Darlis Repman, Beverly Fries, Audrey Myers, Edward Weigle, David Sipe, Jay Diehl, Larry Bare. Fourth row, left to right-Miss Clara M. Cassel, Donna Topper, Alethea Rode, Mary Lockaxd, Dick Hombach, Neil Lloyd, Terry Warner, Rodney Heilman, Roy Strausbaugh, Frank Neff. Edward Beck, Barbara Cassel, Dawn Myers, Mr. VVilbur F. Zimmerman. Fifth row, left to right4Glenn Knaub, Richard Glatfelter, Stanley Lehman, Donald P.owell, George Bowers, Jim Walker, Edwin Beck. an 4.4 all We, the Class of 1954, being more or less of sound mind, wish to leave some of our personal and precious properties in this our last will and testament. Nancy Arnold wills her ability to get along with Mr. Hull to Jerry Werner. Larry Bare wills his Grand Canyon shorts to Stella LoBian00-in case hers begin to show wear. Edward Beck bequeaths his medical ability to a certain alumnae. Or Qwatch that ax, Colettelj Edwin Beck is giving his ability to have an all-season pass in the halls to Doreen Spangler. Anna Mae Bentz's curly locks are left to Joann Lloyd. Bob Boll wishes to leave his cleats to Miss Cassel so she won't forget him. George Bowers also leaves something to Miss Cassel-his motor scooter. fViva la back tire!J We will Delores Bowman's visits to Mr. Hull to anyone who enjoys visiting. Frances Brenneman's quietness is left to Butch Kern. d Barbara Cassel's ability to gather copy for the printer is given to the next yearbook e itor. To Terry Prowell, Jay Diehl bequeaths his ability to crash into school buses. We leave Mary Diehl's, Charlotte Dittenhafer's, and Marilyn Weigle's grooved deten- tion hall seats to anyone who fits them. Sandra Emenheiser wills her ability to capture dairymen to all contented cows. Norma Jean Fair gives Wilbert to York High. Pnyllis Ferree leaves her giggle to Barbara Swartz. We bequeath Beverly Fries' ability to do colored make-up to anyone who wants a sun tan and can't afford to go to Florida. Pat Fritz is leaving her dishscraper to her sister, Betty. To Bev Bowers we will Mary Louise Gingerich's blush. Charmaine Griffith's black hair is given to Diane Ginter. Larry Good and David Sipe will their fire-fighting membership to the lFuture Fire Fighters of America.J Harry Hatterer's ability to drive anybody crazy is willed to the man in the little white coat. Rodney Heilman bequeaths his chemical ability to Terry Reinhard. To Shirley Ranieri, we give Mary Herman's red hair. Dick Hombach wills his haircut to Jim Geesey. Jean Horner's beautiful complexion is bequeathed to anyone allergic to measles. Ardell Kauffman's jovial bounce is left to Connie Stoppard. Gloria Keech wills her love for suburban Starview to Sylvia Spahr. To Little Heckle Bupp we leave Glemi Knaub's tallness. Margie Knaub wills her blonde hair 'to anyone who has black hair and wishes to change it. Nadine Kraft's quiet way of enjoying a situation is left to Kathy Chicote who is always giggling. Barry Kreb's ability to get along with the girls is bequeathed to Charles Armstrong. Stanley Lehman wills his traffic violation tickets to Miss Barrett. Theda Lehr's sweet disposition is given to Toddy La Prairie. h 'ISE Betty Leister, we will Tony Lo Bianoo's daily bicycle ride?-so she won't 'wear out er oes. X Mary Lockard's quietness in French class is left for Mr. Zimmerman's next year's Frenchmen. Neil Lloyd gives his score keeping books to anyone who is interested. Audrey Meyer's love for hillbilly music is bequeathed to Mrs. King. Dawn Myers wills her typing ability to anyone who wants to get out of class. but still work. We will Louise Morris' ambition and cooperativeness to all underclassmen. Frank Neff gives his singing talent to Liberace. Ada Paules' quiet manner is left to Suetta Kohr. Don Prowell's pie making ability is bequeathed to Miss Beshore's home-ec students. Darlis Repman's watchful eye over the desserts is left to any Dragnet fan who wants to keep the boys in line. We just leave Maxine Repman to Stew. Alethea Rode's twinkling toes are willed to Frosty, Tom Schvoeder's seat in those Wednesday morning band rehearsals is left to anyone who can fill it. Pat Stambaugh wills her hillbilly band to Mr. Shade. To Mr. Hull, we will John Staub's bookkeeping ability. Barbara Strausbaugh's letterwriting is given to anyone who likes to write. Pencil Strausbaugh bequeaths his fighting ability to Ronnie Toomey. We will Donna Topper's rheumatism to Kathy and Louanna. CLong may they sit!J Shirley Updegraff leaves her man-catching tactics to Miss Bricker. Jim Walker's curly locks are left for Mr. Botterbusch's receding hair line. We bequeath Terry Wamer's rosy cheeks to Yvonne Brenneman. Ed Weigle wills his pinafore apron to all up and coming Turkey Supper servers. Gloria Weirich's constant vigil at 1-A is left to anyone interested in its next year members. . H n N u ' Colette Wesley gives her ax to Pencil. QHappy huntmg.J ' The play cast wills its acting ability to Cecil B. De Nelsons next. year's problems. Signed, sealed, published, and declared by the above as our last will and testament. 73 66444 PWM It didn't seem possible that after ten years I, Pat Stambaugh, was going back to Man- chester, my alma mater, to teach music. As I whizzed on, I wondered whether I would sec many of my old classmates, just then a siren interrupted my thoughts and a state bull' Cpardon the expressionj waved me to a stop. I just could not think of any excuses when the trooper asked me just where I was going. The trooper and I were both surprised because that trooper was Stanley Lehman. Stanley told me his close friend Dick Hombacr was now a stock car racer. After a nice little chat I continued on my merry way. There along the road, was a sailor and a soldier hitch-hiking. They both looked familiar and sc I picked them up. Edwin Beck seaman second class and Dave Sipe P. F. CPrivate foreverj were the lucky boys to ride in my ,40 Dodge CKing's blitz buggyj. Edwin Beck told me Roy Strausbaugh was the champion boxer of their ship the U.S.S. Washtub. We breezec along until we saw a diner and decided to stop. Our waitress was none other than Margie Knaub, who told us she owned the hash house, f'The Jersey Cow, which was quite pros- perous. While leaving, we saw none other than Shirley Updegraif and Maxine Repman now Mrs. Dick Dart and Mrs. Stew Clemens. They had been to Philadelphia on a shopping trip and were on their way home. Max told me she had a little girl and Shirley a little boy Very fortunately we were in York when the tire blew out. Dave and Ed recommendec the Frank and Son Tire Shop. We were surprised to find Frank Neff was now sole ownei of it. After having the tire fixed we decided to stop at Pizzera Italian restaurant for some steak sandwiches. You can imagine our surprise when the chief cook and bottlewasher and owner of the place turned out to be Tony LoBianco. While eating, Jim Walker an: Terry Warner walked in. They told us they owned a barber shop and were doing all righ for themselves. John Staub was their bookkeeper. Ed and Dave asked me to go to z basketball game with them that evening. I told them I would be delighted. We made th4 necessary arrangements and parted. I did some shopping at Murphy's, the sales girl was our own Phyllis Ferree. She told me Delores Bowman had just been there and wa: a secretary in a big law firm in York. As I was going around the corner at Murphy's bumped violently into a man. When we both had gathered our belongings and ourselve, together I saw the man was Edward Beck, now a forest ranger. I walked on only to see : group of Boy Scouts being led by Larry Bare. I bought a newspaper at the nearest news sand run by Barry Krebs. He called my attention to the picture on the front page. I seems that the two big game hunters, George Bowers and Rodney Heilman had been in . plane crash, but their stewardess, Mary Herman, had rescued them and all was well. The basketball game was especially interesting to us because the Glad Trotters coacl was Charlotte Dittenhafer. The Glad Trotters won. After the game we spoke to Charlotti and some of the members of the team-Charmaine Griffith, Ardell Kauffman, and Darli Repman. The reporter who had covered the game was Harry Hatterer. We ran into Marg Diehl, a dancing instructor at Arthur Murray's as we were leaving. The next morning I awoke feeling wonderful, you see today was the first day o school. On the way to school I stopped for gas at Arnold's Gas Station, to find Nancj behind the pumps. She told me her close friend Pat Fritz was Governor Leader's secretary I was surprised to learn Neil Lloyd was teaching mathematics but Mr. Nelson wa still principal although he was a little stooped and using a cane after the years of Wea and tear. Hearing someone talking a mile a minute, I turned to see Donna Topper, th History teacher, and Sandra Emenheiser, the school nurse. Norma Jean Fair, Mr. Nelson' secretary, and I made plans for lunch. After lunch we were watching T.V. on the school set donated by Louise Morris, whos uncle had died and left her quite a lot of money. Then who to our startled eyes shoul ear but Glenn Knaub a ball player advertising razor blades. Just then Barbara Casse app 1 principal of York Haven Elementary School, and her secretary, Anna Mae Bentz, walke in. Barbara told us that the Zion's View Band, under the direction of Tom Schroeder, wa giving a concert and that the Firemen of Manchester were holding a dance that nigh We decided to go to the dance. I stopped at Fries Pharmacy on the way home. The phar macy was run by, as you guessed it, Beverly Fries. She told us the new building going u next door was a perfume shop and a beauty parlor run by Jean Horner, Mary Lockarx and Aletha Rode. As I was leaving Dawn Myers, manager of the Mt. Wolf Bowling Alley e in and told us that Don Prowell was having a grand reopening of Bar'lon's Baker since he became manager. Upon arriving at the dance we were greeted by Larry Good, Fire Chief, and E Weigle, who told us that he is the chief mattress tester for Leinhardt's. The orchestr leader was none other than Bob Boll, a former classmate. Many other classmates were at the dance, among them was Frances Brenneman, 'telephone operator, Ada Paules, a secretary to Colette Wesley, a famous clothes designe who was having a fashion show the next day. One of her top models, Gloria Weirich we there with Mary Louise Gingerich, a famous lawyer. The former Theda Lehr and he husband, Hennie Jacoby, were there with Gloria Keech and her husband, Jim Knaub. After the dance we stopped at Bev's Pharmacy for a coke where we saw Barbai Strausbaugh, now a WAVE and Jay Diehl, manager of Die-hl's furniture business. Barbai told us she had just seen Marilyn Weigle, Nadine Kraft, and Audrey Myers, all happil C3111 married. n . And so to bed so I am bright tomorrow for those little darlings at school. I'm sure vt were never like that, or were we?'?? 'H NWZGWAWM to ga W. si vw- A X I S f T. NW. ,3 Q Y P11919 :vw 'ww- i A, ....'w -www, Q , W 4 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Anderson Miss Gloria Anderson Rev. and Mrs. C. M. Ankerbrand Mr. and Mrs. Lewis W. Arnold Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Aughenbaugh Dr. and Mrs. Philip Aulbach Mr. and Mrs. Jacob G. Bare Larry J. Bare Mr. William Bateman Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bear Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bear Mr. and Mrs. Luther Bear Hazel Beaverson Mrs. Daisy M. Beck Mr. and Mrs. George F. Beck Joyce E. Beck Dave Beecher Henry Beecher Miss Charlotte Beshore Mr. and Mrs. James Bishop Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bixler Mr. and Mrs. George S. Blymire Paul Boileau Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. John Bortz Fred Botterbusch Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Bowen Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bowman Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Mis s Gle nda Bricker Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brenneman Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brenneman Mr. and Mrs. Lester Brenner Miis Patsy Brenner Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Bupp Mr. and Mrs. George W. Callahan, Jr. Dr. Arch Campbell Miss Barbara Cassel Miss Clara M. Cassel Jim Cassel Mr. and Mrs. Millard E. Cassel Mr. and M1's. Martin Chapman Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Chicote Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clemens, Sr. Larry E. Clemens Mr. and Mrs. Percy Clemens Rena Mae Clemens Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Clemens Shirley Clemens Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cousler Mr. and Mrs. Duke Cramer Dr. Lyle Cruse Dan Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Danner, Sr. Miss Roberta Danner Mr. and lVIrs. William J. Dauber Mr. and Mrs. Charles David 794 F 18 Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Diehl Miss Gloria Dietz Robert H. Dietz, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Dietz Mr. and Mrs Clarence Dittenhafer Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Drawbaugh William L. Ehrhart Mr. and Mrs. Jim Eisenhart Mr. and Mrs. W. Z. Eisenhower Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Emenheiser Sandra Emenheiser Norma Emig Mrs. Martha Mr. and Mrs. Fadely Richard Fahringer 8: Rev. and Mrs. D. R. Fair Mr. and Mrs. Lewis F orry Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kissel Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Farcht John A. Fetter Lucien Fickes Elwood Fink Kenneth E. King Nelson King Charles Kline Miss Faye Kline Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kling Mr. and Mrs. William Kling Mr. and Mrs. Charles Knaub Mr. and Mrs. Scott W. Knaub Mr. William Kochenour Miss Doris Jean Kohr Mr. and Mrs. Homer Kottcamp Mr. Barry Krebs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Paul Krebs and Mrs. Raymond Lady Miss Nadine La Prairie Mr. and Mrs. Stewart E. Lau George Leader Carl A. Lehr Mr. and Mrs. Luther A. Lehr Mr. and Mrs. George Leicht Alexander C. Lindemuth Mr. Edward Livingstone Mr. and Mrs. James R. Lloyd Patricia Markley Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McCarney Etta McClain Mac McDonald Mr. Kenneth Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Melhorn Robert A. Mellon Eugene J. Miller Harry Miller C. R. Minnich Miss Donna Mae Mohr Family F9 Mrs. Eva I. Morris Dick Moul Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Edith Frantz Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Mundis 8z Family Warren Mundis 8: Family Fred Murphy, Jr. Richard K. Fisher Melvin Fries Robert Fritz Arthur Geiselman Clair B. Gingerich Miss Evelyn Gingerich Miss Mary Louise Gingerich Mr. and Mrs. Luther Gingerich Miss Robyn Claire Gingerich Attorney and Mrs. Vincent Gingefrich Mr. and Mrs. Clark Gladfelter Good Friends Mr. and Mrs. Frank Good Mr. and Mrs. James Good Miss Theone Good Hugh McGrady Mr. Lewis Gary Hale Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Hale Dr. Eleanor Mary Hallman Leslie Reeser Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rentzel Miss Peggy Riedel Ray Rife Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Rode Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Rohler Mr. Leo Rutter Mr. and Mrs Luther Schrivefr 81: Barry Grace N. Schroll Second Period P.O.D. Class of Manchester High School Bud Shelly Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shelly Sipe and Good Robert Sipe Mr. Warren Smith Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Snyder Ben Sprenkle, Jr. Don Stambaugh Mr. and Mrs. Luther Stambaugh Pat Sterner Mr. Ray Strausbaugh Mrs. Violet Stonebraker Mrs. Floyd Stough George A. Strine Mr. and Mrs. Pvt. and Mrs. Eddie Herr Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Kervin Hamme Wayne S. Heindel Warren C. Herrold Edwand Heindel Charles Hilker Kenneth Hoover Mr. William Horner Mr. and Mrs. Perry W. Hull ' Pete Stough Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Strickhouser Alfred Strine Conrad H. M. Strine Edwin Strine Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Strine Daniel Sweitzer James Sweitzer Master Robert Ickes Mr. and Mrs. Dr. James S. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Clarence Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Kann Keller Clark Kimmel Raymond Kimmel King Howard King Mrs. Ida King Mr. and Mrs. John King 8z Johnny Miss Dawn Myers John Nade Melvin Nade Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Carl W. Charles Neff Nelson Mr. Daniel V. Ness Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ogle Mr. C. R. Ozendorf Miss Ada Paules Mr. and Mrs. George Price Mr. and Mrs. Walter Raffensberger Miss Betty Jane Ream Mrs. Henrietta Taggart Mr. James Throne George H. Thumma Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Toomey Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Wallace Sallie and Karin Weigle Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weirich 8z Family Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weitkamp Cpl. Walter Welsch Mr. and Mrs. Merle Wentz Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Wesley Dean G. Westhafer Belvinarrow Wilt George Wilt Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Wilbur Doll Zirkle Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Witmer D. E. Wolfgang John Zimmerman Zimmerman Stanley Zook mmeaa 77czz'zm4 Ace Heating Company ........ King's Mill Road Arnold's Esso Station .......... Manchester, Pa. Mea,d's Brothers ............... York Have Mel's Place ............ R. D. 1, York Have Miller's Shoe Store ......,.........., Dove Mitchell's Restaurant ......... York Have Mohr, Charles C.-Contractor .... Mt. WoI Mt. Wolf National Bank .......... Mt. Wo Mundis General Store ........... Emigsvill Baldwin Oil Burner Service..Weiglestown, Pa. Bancroft, H. G, ...................... York, Pa. Bell's ......,......................... York, Pa. Beshore and Kohler-Fords .... Manchester, Pa. Bill's Service Station ..............,.. York, Pa. Blatner, Henry M.-Photographer .... York, Pa. Bo-Do T.V. .....................,.... York, Pa. Bower's Garage ................. .Mt. Wolf, Pa. Neiman's Garage .......,... R. D. 3, Dove New Leeds .......................... Yor Northern Radio Service ...... .....Yorl Patterson, Chet and Sons .... . .... Yorl Pensupreme Dairies Inc. .........,.... Yor Pme Tree Inn ....................... Yorl Poff, L. K.-Plumbing and Heating Mt. Wof Pughls Restaurant ............ York Havei Rudisill, Ray R.-Contractor Rhinehart's Service Station Rutter Brother's Dairy ..... Salem Restaurant ......,... Seegar's Restaurant .... Seitz's Food Market .... Seitz's Food Market .... Seitz Music Centre .. . . .,..... Yorl ........Yorl . . . .Mancheste . . . .Longstowr Wol .......Yor ShaiIner's ........,................... Yorl Silver Lake Inn ................ Lewisberrg Smith, Warren-General Ins Spangler's Grocery Store. .R. urance. . .Yor D. 1, Mt. Wol Spangler Otlice Company ............. Yorl Spahr, Clyde-Grocery ..... R. D. 3, Dove Spahr, George E. and Son Meat Market Starviex Spurg's Ice Cream Bar ................ Sprj Brenneman's Food Market Sz Locker Plant York Haven, Pa. Brenner, M. and Sons, Inc. ..... Harrisburg, Pa. Bricker's Garage ........... R. D. 3, Dover, Pa. Bright Bells General Store ..... Lewisberry, Pa. Bright Star Restaurant ....... R. D. 4, York, Pa. Busser, Harry C., Inc. ......... York Haven, Pa. Cohen Brothers .,.......... ........ Y ork, Pa. Colhub Printcraft Co. ................ York, Pa. Clothesline, Inc. ..................... York, Pa. Compliments of York Sunday News Conewago Beverage Sales R. D. 1, Manchester, Pa. Conewago Hotel ........ R. D. 1, Manchester, Pa. Daven's Beauty Shop .......... York Haven, Pa. Daven's Grocery Store ........ York Haven, Pa. Diehl's Home Furnishings ........ Mt. Wolf, Pa. Doll's Garage, Inc. .................. York, Pa. Dutch Village Motel ................ Route 111 Ebehart, Charles E. .......... Kreutz Creek, Pa. Ehrhart's Hobby Shop ............ Mt. Wolf, Pa. Emrich Chevrolet ....... .... M anchester, Pa. Ettline's Grocery .................... York, Pa. Fernsler's Grocery ............. Strinestown, Pa. Fitzkeels Home Made Candies ........ York, Pa. Flinchbaugh Brothers ................ York, Pa. Fritz Brothers ........,.......... Mt. Wolf, Pa. Pa. Haar's Skating Rink ......... R. D. 5, York, Pa. Harry's Place ................ R. D. 5, York, Pa. Heidlebaugh's Appliance Store HoPfman's Furniture Store ...... Emigsville, Pa. Hoover, J. B., Insurance and Bonding.York, Pa. Humble-Mundis ................,.... York, Pa. F uter Brothers ....... . .......... York, HUSS1G7S .......... ....... M t. Wolf, Pa. Hyke's Mill ................... York Haven, Pa. Inte1'national Jewelers ............... York, Pa. Square Deal Garage Stauffer, D. F., Biscuit Co., Inc. ...... Yorl Stony Brook Meat Market .... Stony Brool Strayer, R. H.-Garage ,... ....... M t. Wol Strickler, S. L.-Stony Brook Garage Stony Brool Swe1tzer's Cafe ...................... Yorl Terry's .............................. York Twilite Luncheon and Grocery R. D. 3, Dove Twin-Kiss Drive-In .......... Clearspring: Walter and Blanche's Antiques. .Mancheste l1Veinbroom, Joe ...................... Yorl Werning's A-G Grocery Store .... Starviev Wertz Meat Market .... R. D. 1, Mancheste' Wertz's Modern Cleaners .... Susquehanna Whiterose Paint and Wallpaper Store,Yorl J. Jenkins Sons Co., Inc. ...... Baltimore, Md. Jordan's Furniture and Appliances. .Shi1oh, Pa. Julius Music House ,................. York, Pa. King Press ....................,..... York, Pa. Kittyls Confectionery Kling Plumbing and Heating Contractor Manchester, Pa. Knight's Life Insurance Company Kottcamp, C. C. and Son ,............ York, Pa. Kramer Motor Service and Storage..York, Pa. Krebs and Fries .................. Mt. Wolf, Pa. Lauer and Gross Electrical Contractors York, Pa. Leinhardt Brothers .................. York, Pa. Manchester Grange ....,....... Emigsville, Pa. Martin and Kohr's Service Station.Starview, Pa. lVlase's ........,...................... York, Pa. May, Archie K.-Jewelers ........... York, Pa. Williams and Stambaugh Television Manchesteg Wilt's City Service ......... Newberrytown Wise, Elmer C.-Farm Implement Dealer Lewisberry Witmer, Claulde--Raw Furs .... Strinestown Wolfgangls Shoes and Sporting Goods Wolf's Supply Co. ....... . North York Woli York Cigar and Candy... ........ Yorl: York Corporation ......... .......... Y ork York Haven Garage .......... York Haven York Haven State Bank ...... York Haven York Hoover Corporation ............ York Zeigler's Light Lunch and Pool.Mancheste1 fa FH.. x. 4 4 -.. Av -Q -, as Q1 -v. if v--1. .. ,4- v -4- 1-t w-4 sf--4 . M-.Q vw