Manheim Central High School - Stiegel Rose Yearbook (Manheim, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1958 volume:

.g- -. . X K, Ag .. H f F 51 4 X , E ff 2 gif m 1 H +.... h tzry 7.--. -1 PRQPQ SED Mihhetlvvx Cenfral Sch I The Senior Class Proudly Presents E Contents ADMINISTRATION FACULTY SENIORS UNDERGRADS BOYS' SPORTS GIRLS' SPORTS WHO'S WHO ACTIVITIES FEATURES OF '58 ADS Stiegel Rose MANHEIM CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL, MANHEIM, PENNSYLVANIA 1, 'NI .vy The '58 Stiegel Rose wishes To welcome you to our yearbook. We invite you To look fhrough ifs pages and To recall many pleasant hop- penings of The school year, 1957-58. We hope that This book may become ci cherished treasure, never growing foo old To be appreciated. We wish To Thank all who have confribufed with un- Tiring efiorfs To make this book possible. 5 Dedication Debbie Griffith and Jackie Keech representing the Class of 1968. With great pride, we the class of 1958 dedicate this yearbook to the class of 1968. As we look into the future, we see many changes which will take place for the class of 1968. A new school will be built, thus enabling them to have a better education. We the class ot 1958 sincerely wish the best that can be had for this class. 6 S, E E a ' 6 1 1 Nlfifil 'Wgwz H , - , ,,,. Jw? , I . A , Xf'f'5, .x 581 1141 L,.'5,G,!f'7'f n '19 K S A' 'QW ' Jw, fi?N,w?'! ip.-L .zgxagifitfi 1 fav Q f.ma??+ ' iwavb -5:23 u qiqfiffflgzii '. Q ., L R- .QM .1 Vw fl A -' v?'3!3m L L- V, -51 5 . w Jfzzeugl fs-ww A ik A Q22 2 G. fl, dwg-,,, 5 ,. fs gn A fa. ' :12?f1i323,L A 'f we - ,six X V 3M,1, f-P A 11 , VK K Aw v .wp--1, ? 3 M , is ' f 1 -QF'f,v1?i2 ' 7g..1'j:- SLSQKZ 'K sa.2g,wss,4 ag, A V W, wwf , ' ' 'z ' f if 'f:'2 J-f if 4 1' ff,.iw'?fw H- ..' 'I V.. 'In- !9 iff . N., - V,,.i.X - S51 -fe liifwfy, WW Q Iggy. f ig cw Ji 3' in saga, , Aft Z' fa 1 x dy f 6 M , :iw 'wif .wx ,f-1. .wwgg ,bg - m y , Q Z5 W A A ,J . 1 Q rw. jk 5 +,,,.x,fy,, ' F ,, ' ' v' wgjigfi' ? ' fb K ' f ff A 1 SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL Graduation is an experience to which you have been longingly aspiring and now at long last has come within your reach As you take a look back however, it seems like an incredibly short span of time. Again, as you reflect upon your school experiences that are now a part of history, you may have mingled feelings of regret and gladness. Possibly the regrets that you have come as a result of recognizing that you might have used your time more profitably and might have taken advantage of many opportunities that were yours for the taking. You are mature enough now to know that one does not thrive upon regrets. You can move ahead on the basis of the achievements, understanding, and vision that you now have. Let the shortcomings of the past be reminders of the urgency of making your time, energy, and abilities count for growth in service ta fellowmen. It is up to you now to assume the role of inspiring others. Your maturity affords you the power to think independently and to take the place of a responsible adult in a society of good citizens. You should now be able to accept the challenge of the iob you seek. Again the demands that advanced training place upon you, should you choose to prepare for a field of interest that requires this type of training, call forth the powers that you have developed in your school life. Plan for something big or great but never lose sight of the fact that big things follow successes in dealing with small endeavors, You will not have successes only but there will be failures to face as well. One may lose a battle occasionally and still win the struggle. Graduation may well mark a significant beginning for you in the test of your strength, courage, and determination. Whatever your experience, may your behavior reflect honor upon the institution that made you what you are. So please accept my best wishes for health, happiness, and prosperity together with my heartiest con- gratulations on your achievement. As Alumni of Manheim Central High School may you find it convenient and enioyable to return often to visit your Alma Mater. DR. HENRY BUCHER 10 The Class of I958 is indeed fortunate to be graduating in a geo-physical year studded with scientific advances that will change our entire pattern of life. Horizons contemplated but not expected are now ci reality. Challenges never dreamed of are now before you. It is sincerely hoped that the twelve years that you have spent in our schools will aid you in meeting these new challenges. II have known most of you personally and, therefore, feel a personal satisfaction in seeing you graduate from Manheim Central. On behalf of my co-workers, I wish you every success in the future. It is our hope that the education you have re- ceived will, in some small way, aid you in attaining whatever success you seek in life. ROBERT A. WEITZEL ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL The class of I958 set a record when last September IIO stu- dents entered the senior class of Manheim Central High School, and it should also set a record as being the first class in the history of the school to have more than IOO graduates. Upon graduation many members of the class will conclude their formal education, while many others, and we trust a larger percentage than ever, will continue in higher institutions of learning. In whichever group you will be, may I urge you to do your best as you are confronted with life's ever increasing problems. The degree to which you meet the challenges that face you after graduation will determine to what extent society will profit because of your efforts. May I congratulate the staff for the preparation of another fine yearbook and the entire Class of 1958 for their achieve- ments so far and wish all of you the greatest success in the future. D. W. WITMER PRINCIPAL Mg School Board First row: Henry Dohner, Charles Kauffman, Roy Miller, lvan Wittle, Nelson Hershey. Second row: Lewis Williams, Ammon Shelly. Mrs. KAY POLLACK, Guidance Counselor 5? JAY F. WALMER, Guidance Counselor -nv-mu W-.fx 1 ,eww -ff-r 'CT ,. X ,Im MA 'P x N 1 A g Q A - . , X I Q , , . 1 , 1 2 K A fi X . rx, ' ,Q K 4' M K Q1:1i'75 , A ' ,A ,.i ! i ??'5f1fga iff 2 . , H AA 5 - 'jljlkifg ' if Q , Q , Q SNK J . 5 LJ- V Y - ' 1 7 , Q DOROTHY F. AUXER, B.S., M,A. Temple University Physical Education, Health JACQUELINE BECK, B.S. Millersville State Teachers College Latin, French SUZANNE E. BELL, B.S. Kutztown State Teachers College Art Mrs. MARGARET B. FAUBER, B.S. Lebanon Valley College Vocal Music MAUREEN FLYNN, B.S. East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Physical Education, Health LARRY F. FREY, B.S. Millersville State Teachers College English H. THEORA BISHOP, B.A.g M.A. Hood College, Northwestern University English Mrs. ELOISE BLANCK, A.B. Lebanon Valley College Latin Mrs. SHIRLEY A. BONAWITZ, B.A. Cedar Crest College Mathematics RICHARD R. BRENEISEN, B.S.p M.S. University of Pennsylvania, M.S.T.C. Industrial Arts ARTHUR H. DOWHOWER, B.A. West Minster Choir School, L.V.C. Music HARRY EARHART, B.A., M.A. E-Town College, University of Pennsylvania Social Studies 056. Vw 1 VHF Mrs. BERYL HAHN, B.S. Edinboro State Teachers College Art LUKE E. HAINS, B.S. Lebanon Valley College Pennsylvania State University Instrumental Music ROBERT N. HATTON, B.S. Millersville State Teachers College Mathematics ARTHUR F. HIEPLER, B.A. Elizabethtown College English ALVIN S. HILDEBRAND, B.A. Lebanon Valley College Social Studies S. S. HOLLOBAUGH, B.S. Pennsylvania State University Physical Education, Health PAUL GRAHAM, B.S. Millersville State Teachers College Science PHYLLIS GRIFFITH, B.S. Pennsylvania State University Home Economics Mrs. JOSEPHINE HACKMAN, B.S. Indiana State Teachers College Commercial Studies 2 ieiee 4- ,fs 'QF ANDREW HUMMER, B.S. Pennsylvania State University Social Studies Mrs. LILLIAN HUMMER Millersville State Teachers College University of Syracuse Art Mrs. MARY KODER Muhlenberg College, Temple University Commercial Studies, Mathematics I, ,X L n 1 .lj ,Q rj? I ,4 Mrs. LAURA LANDIS, B.S. Millersville State Teachers College Librarian Mrs. MARGARET LAUGHTON, B.S. Temple University, F 8. M College CHARLES LONGENECKER, B.A. F and M College, Starford College Social Studies I ' K 59 I . . .Qagi sl, ,flgsfiwilil SWG' Sfvdws srssr w ,Ie BERNARD E. REESE, B.S. Millersville State Teachers College Geography CATHERINE O. REPPERT, B.S. Pennsylvania State University Home Economics Mrs. ELIZABETH ROHRBAUGH, B.A. Catawba English ml' Mrs. ANNA MATT, B.S. Elizabethtown College Commercial Studies JOSEPH MCGAHEN, B.S. Pennsylvania State University Vocational Agriculture, Science Mrs. PATRICIA K. McNEILL, B.S. Millersville State Teachers College Science, Social Studies ROBERT F. McNEILL, JR., B.S. Millersville State Teachers College Mathematics PAUL J. MILLER, B.S. Pennsylvania State University Vocational Agriculture, Science HARRY MUSCARALLI, B.S. Millersville State Teachers College Spelling xx ty wx Mrs. PHOEBE H. SHOWERS, B.S. Albright College English Mrs. FLORIDA SMITH, B.A. West Minster College English BYRON W. SPROCK, B.S. West Chester State.Teochers College Physical Education, Health EARL M. STONER, B.S. Millersville State Teachers College Industrial Art, English Mrs. ARLENE STORMFELTZ, B.S. Kutztown State Teachers College Art MICHAEL WENGLASZ, B.S. Millersville State Teachers College Safety Driving, Social Studies -E- EMERSON N. ROTHENBERGER, B.S., M.S. Kutztown State Teachers College University of Pennsylvania Mathematics DONALD SAVITZ, B.S. East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Science Mrs. KATHRYN SHENK, B.S. West Chester State Teachers College Music DONALD R. WILKINSON, B.S. Albright College Millersville State Teachers College Mathematics CLYDE WITMAN, B.S. West Chester State Teachers College Social Studies JANET WOOD, B.S. Millersville State Teachers College Geography, Reading Mrs. Evelyn Worley, Mrs. Meda Blanck, Mrs, Anna Brubaker. Mrs. Bertha Keener, Mrs. Daisy Hollinger, Mrs. Edna Sl1afTer. -minu- Mrs. Meda Blanck Mrs. Befiy Obefz Mrs. Mae Edwards Mrs. Marion Earhart Famlllar Mrs. Jane Ruhl, Nurse Faces Christ Brandt Sam Helf Harry Dlehm Mrs. Laura Witiel 19 ,an Silas Ringler Mrs. Mary Engle Mrs. Dorothea Royer 'NJ I il 11 Hail To Manheim Central High, Hail her as The years go by. This shall always be our cry Manheim High, Manheim High. When we leave This hallowed hall, We will always long recall, Things you did for Us o'er all, N- Manheim High, Manheim High. K- - ,,., X . . Z 4, , ,, , W H ,,,, ., I t -,Q I . un 3 W... 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ANDERSON Fred Possessor of a silly laugh, delights in pesting people, enioys history. Football l,Q,3,4, Wrestling l,2,3,4, Varsity Club l,2,3,4, Cafeteria Assistant 4, Junior-Senior Play 3,4, Monitor 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Chess Club l ,2,3. 22 GLINDA A. ATKINSON GIin Pretty farm show queen, capable artist, owns a silly laugh, likes to eat twinburgers. Tennis l,2, Hockey l,2,3,4, Varsity Club 2,3,4, Library Assist- ant 4, Intramural Sports l,2,3,4, Student Council Representa- tive 4, Monitor 4, Yearbook Stott 4, News Staff l,2.3,4, Farm Show Queen 4, Prom Committee Chairlady 3, Cheerleader l,2,3,4, Captain 4. D. ELAINE BARTO Elaine Very efficient and co-operative, speedy typist, friendly. Hockey 2, Office Assistant 3, Library Assistant 2,3, Intramural Sports l,2,3, Jr. Red Cross Representative I, Monitor 4, Year- book Stott 4, Prom Committee 3, Girls' Chorus 2, News Staff 2,3,4. MICHAEL BLEYER Mike Scientifically minded! Real handy with the gas pumps! Monitor 4. DAVID E. BRIAN Dave Tall, brainy, real character on stage! Baseball l,2, Football l,2,3,4, Varsity Club 2,3,4, Glee Club l,2,3,4, Junior-Senior Play 3,4, Monitor 4, News Staff l,2, Prom Committee 3, Basketball l,2,3,4, Track 4. ,. ff '?P BARBARA A. BECKER Barb Has naturally curly hair, usually found talking, often seen with Jean. Office Assistant 3, Nurse's Assistant 3,4, Library Assistant 3, Girls' Chorus 2,4, intramural Sports l,2,3,4, Prom Commit- tee 3. LARRY L. BECKER Noodle Biggest guy in the class! Rarely sees the serious side of things, his chief pride and ioy is being a sailor. Football l,2,3,4, Varsity Club 3,4, Chess Club l,2, Prom Com- mittee 3. .1 l if PRISCILLA M. BUCHER Pris Naturally, blond, curly hair, brainy in bookkeeping, very friendly. Office Assistant 2,3, Library Assistant 2,3,4, Library Club Vice President 3, Girls' Chorus 2,4, Intramural Sports 2,3,4, Jr. Red Cross Representative l,2, Monitor 4, F.H.A. 3,4, Secretary 4, News Staff 2,3,4, Prom Committee 3, Curtis Award 2,3 KENNETH JAY BUSHONG Ken Friendly and considerate fellow, frequently is seen driving a Ford. Cafeteria Assistant 3,4, Glee Club 2,3, F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Reporter 4, Curtis Campaign Representative 3, F,F.A. State Chorus 3. 'GK Xl MARY GRACE BRUBAKER Mary Grace Constantly giggling, has a nose for news, brainy. Ofhce Assistant 3, Library Assistant 2,3,4, Library Club Executive Council 3,4, Girls' Chorus 2, Intramural Sports l.2,3,4, Monitor 4, News Staff 2,3,4, Co-Editor 4. HAROLD N. BUCH Hal Has the cleanest clothes in town! Mrs, Koder's friend! Likes l?l office practice. Prom Committee 3, History Officer 3. BEVERLY J. CARPENTER Bev Lots of fun! can always find a good ioke, makes lots of friends. Office Assistant l,3, Library Assistant 2,4, Glee Club l, Girls' Chorus 2.4, Jr. Red Cross Representative l, News Staff 2,3,4, Prom Committee 3. PAULINE CARPENTER Polly Friendly, very considerate of others, sincere friend, always has a cheery smile, Omce Assistant 2,4, Girls' Chorus 2, Intramural Sports l,2, F.H.A. l,2,3,4, Historian 4, Y.F.C. Club 2, Typing Club 3, Homeroom Officer l,2,3, 24 ri' 3 . Y L Q ' - I ,,:-: ' ltlg MARLIN LEE CASSEL Pete Tall and blond, always at home in ag class, drives a neat '56 Olds! Cafeteria Assistant 2,35 F,F,A. l,2,3,4g Assistant Treasurer 3, Treasurer 4, Lancaster County F.F,A. Treasurer 4, Sears Gilt Award 2. KENNETH CHRIST Casey Small, but mighty! Likes to bowl. Glee Club ig Jr. Red Cross Representative I, Prom Committee 3, Basketball I. LARRY L. DOYLE Larry Hot rodder likes the Monroe Calculator in Office practice! Cafeteria Assistant 4, Intramural Sports l,2, Prom Committee 3, Homeroom Othcer I,2,3. MARIAN RUTH EBY Marian Quiet, friendly, always ready to lend a helping hand, rates tops in home ec! Office Assistant 3,45 Library Assistant 2,3,4, Intramural Sports l,2, Yearbook Staff 4, Typing Club 3, Vocational Home Eca- nomics Award I,Q. 25 CONNIE CONRAD Connie Neat dresser, usually seen with Mary Grace, loves to chatter! Tennis Ip Office Assistant 35 Library Assistant l,2,3,4g Library Executive Council Olticer l,3,4g Glee Club lg Intramural Sports l,2,3,4, Monitor 4, News Stott 23,45 Co-Editor 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Biology Award 2. BARBARA ANN DISSINGER Barb Small member of the class but still can talk! has lots of hancl- knit sweaters. Band l,2,3,45 Glee Club 2,3,4, Girls' Chorus 2,3, Intramural Sports 3,45 Junior-Senior Play 3,4, Homeroom Officer 4. -AW' GLENN FAHNESTOCK Glenn' Friendly and quiet, dislikes the curl in his hairl Homeroom Officer 3,4, Prom Committee 3. DIXIE L. FRANK Dix Cute, short, and sweet, speedy typist, capable artist. Intramural Sports I,2,3,4, Jr. Red Cross Representative I,Q News Stott 2,3,4, Farm Show Queen Attendent 4, Cheer' leader 3,4. MARION R. EMERICK Marion' Quiet, possessor ot pretty hair! Mr. Witmer's private secre tary. Office Assistant l,2,4, Glee Club 3, Girls' Chorus 2,3, Y. F. C Secretary 3, News Staff 2,3,4, Homeroom Ofticer 2. DONNA R. FAHNESTOCK Donno' A real lady with dainty ways! Perfectionist, brainy. Office Assistant 4, Glee Club I,2,3,4, Prom Committee 3. v f-3 'wif MARY J. FREY Mary Shyness combined with friendliness makes Mary very likeable, laughs for Mrs. Matt. Intramural Sports I,2,3, Monitor 4, Y. F.C. Club 2,3,4. JAMES FRY Jim Business College candidate, good in commercial subjects, tall, likes to ioke around in history class. Monitor 4, Prom Committee 3, Industrial Art Award l, Home- room Ofticer l,3, Stamp Club I. sw , 1 f K if i f 9 LARRY EDWIN FRY Larry Holds the band together with his drum. Baseball Manager lp Band l,2,3,45 Junior-Senior Play 35 Visual Aid Club 3,45 Stage Manager 3,45 County Band 3, Junior Achievement 3,45 President 4. KAY LOUISE GAINER Kay Owner of the blondest hair in the class! Always laughing. Intramural Sports l,2,3,45 Monitor 4, K if! . Iv STANLEY GIBBLE Stan Good speaker, capable senior class president, loads of fun! Class President 45 Wrestling l,2,3,4, Glee Club lg Intramural Sports lg Monitor 45 Boy of the Month 45 Prom Committee 3, JEAN A. GIFFORD Jeanie Little, but oh my! Has a cute laugh, often heard in halls. Library Assistant 4g Intramural Sports l,2,3,4, 27 Aga bf , J - X. PAUL GANTZ Gantz Newspaper boy! rides a motor bike, friendly, has very blue eyes, always laughing. Monitor 4, Prom Committee 35 Homeroom Committee l, VIOLET MATHER GEIB Mick Friendly, laughs readily, never has cornflakes at home! Hockey 2,35 Cafeteria Assistant 45 Nurse Assistant 35 Library Assistant 35 Intramural Sports l,2,3,4g News Staff l,2,35 Typ- ing Club 35 Prom Committee 35 Homeroom Ohicer l,2,3,4. l i i i l l l i I if ,Q 51, 'W SYLVIA J. GINDER Syl Athletic, iust loves shorthand! Personality plus! Tennis l,2,3,4, Hockey l,2,3,4, Office Assistant 3, Intramural Sports l,2,3,4, Hallawe'en Queen Attendant 4, Pram Committee 3g Homeroom Officer l. JOYCE E. GISH Joyce Has rosy cheeks combined with pretty hair, always laughing. Cafeteria Assistant 3, Office Assistant 3,4, Library Assistant 4, Glee Club l,2,3,4, Girls' Chorus 3,4. pm J-vi J BERNARD GILBERT Butch Great hunter and fisherman, asks intelligent C'?l questions in history class! Chess Club 2,3, Prom Committee 3. NANCY GINDER Nance Friendly, seldom talks of anything but boys! has pretty hair. Nurse's Assistant 4, Girls' Chorus 2,3,4, lntramural Sports l,2,3,4, Prom Committee 3. -rfffifr' 3' MELVIN GRAHAM Mel Navy man! Eager to learn, quite a chemist! Class President 2, Baseball 2,3, Soccer l,2,3, Varsity Club l,2,3, Intramural Sports l,2,3, Student Council Vice-President 3, Prom Committee 3. ROBERT GRAYBILL Bob Rides a motorcycle, black hair, tall, quiet. F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Reporter 3, Historian 4, Intramural Sports I. 28 GERALD GREINER Jerry Very Co-operative, always has a iokel drives ci neat '57 Dodge, Class Vice-President 2, Wrestling 2,3,4, Varsity Club 4, Stu- dent Council Representative 2,4, Vice President 4, F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Vice-President 2,3, President 4, Boy of the Month 4, A.I.C. trip to Colorado, Keystone Boys Camp, American Legion Award 4, State Chorus l,2,3,4. ROBERT EUGENE GREINER Bob Tall, square block cut, develops pictures for the yearbook. Track 4, Intramural Sports l, Monitor 4, Homeroom Officer i. 's1' RUTH A. GROSSMAN Ruthie Champion test tube breaker, makes good cookies, has pretty black hair. Office Assistant 2, Nurse Assistant 4, Library Assistant 3, Glee Club l,3,4, Girls' Chorus 2,3, Intramural Sports 2,3,4. BARRY L. HALDEMAN Barry Definitely tall, dark, and handsome! Drives a neat '56 Olds! Class Treasurer l,2,3,4, Glee Club l,2,3,4, F.F,A. l,2,3,4, As- sistant Secretary 3, Secretary 4, Prom Committee 3, Safety Award 3. 29 -rf-'iv' REBA JUNE GROFF Reba Pretty, blond hair, friendly, quiet, has impressive eyes. Office Assistant 3,45 Intramural Sports T,2,3,4, Monitor 4. SHELBY JEAN GROFF Shelby Dark hair, always talking, frequently seen in a '55 Chevy. Nurse Assistant 4, Glee Club 4, Intramural Sports l,2,3,4, Home- room Officer 3,4. 'Div' U NM gc, f Maya! L. VIRGINIA HEISTAND Ginny Possesses a charming smile, will make a good nurse, good yearbook worker. Nurse Assistant 4, Glee Club I,2,3, Girls' Chorus 2,3, Intra- mural Sports I,2,3,4, F. H. A. 4, Treasurer 4, Yearbook Staff Assistant Editor 4, News Staff I,2,3,4, National Honor So- ciety 3,4. NANCY LOU HOFFER Nance Has the honor of being the youngest girl in the class, excels in sports! Library Assistant 2,3,4, Glee Club I, Girls' Chorus 3,4, Intra- mural Sports I,2,3,4, Squad Leader 2. EILEEN HALDEMAN Eileen Shy and quiet, but makes friends easily. Science is her field! Office Assistant 2, Nurse Assistant 4, Library Assistant 2,3, Glee Club 4, Girls' Chorus 2,3, Intramural Sports l,2,3,4. HARRY E. HEAGY Harry Talented dancer, acrobatic, artistically minded, faithful senior stand worker. Tennis 3,4, Glee Club I,2, Monitor 4, Boy of the Month 4, Prom Committee 3, Track 4, Junior Achievement 4. LINDA E. HOLLlNGER Linda Talented piano player, always late, plays mom in the Junior-Senior Play. Hockey 2,3,4, Glee Club I,2,3,4, Accompanist I,2,3,4, Girls' Chorus 2,3,4, Accompanist 2,3,4, Junior-Senior Play 4, Mon- itor 4, Delegate to Youth Social Code Convention 4, News Staff 2,3,4, Typing Club 2, Prom Committee 3, National Hon- or Society 3,4. NANCY LOU HOSTETTER Nance Slow, but thoroughly efficient, has a friendly smile. Office Assistant 3, Nurse Assistant 4, Library Assistant 3, In- tramural Sports l,2,3, Yearbook Staff 4, Prom Committee 3, Cheerleader I,2. 30 ELEANOR E. HUMMER Ellie Tall, blond, friendly smile, always full of good ideas! Hockey l,2,3,4, Varsity Clu':a 3,4, Band l,2,3,4, Glee Club 2.3,4, Junior-Senior Play 4, Monitor 4, Yearbook Staff Editor 4, News Staff 2,3,4, Prom Committee 3, National Honor' So- ciety 3,4, Cheerleader 2,3,4, Sales Essay Contest Award 3, D,A.R. Award 4, District Band l,2, District Orchestra l,2, State Orchestra 2. RICHARD HURST Dick Tall, loves to argue, in need of cow catcher, freckles. Wrestling l,2,3,4, Varsity Club 3,4, Cafeteria Assistant 2,3,4, Intramural Sports I, Student Council Representative 4, Junior- Senior Play 4, F. F. A. l,2,3,4. 'CTE' LEROY C. KNIGHT Knigl1t Miss Bishop's pet peevel Black hair. Intramural Sports l, Prom Committee 3, Homeroom Otticer 2. JANICE E. KOSER Janice Loves to talk! Likes to ride around in an Olds, pretty hair and eyes, neat dresser. Hockey l,3,4, Varsity Club 4, Band l,2,3,4, Glee Club 2,3,4, Junior-Senior Play 3,4, Monitor 4, News Staff 2,3,4, Class Secretory l, Farm Show Queen Attendant 4, Maiorette 2,3,4. 31 .t in MARIAN S. KAUFFMAN Marian Quiet and friendly, handy with a needle and thread, likes to sing. Office Assistant 3, Library Assistant 3,4, Glee Club l, Home- room Officer 3. VALERIE A. KEECH Val Friendly and considerate, sweet smile, always busy, neat dresser. Hockey l,2,3,4, Office Assistant 3, Glee Club 2,3,4, Girls' Chorus 3, Intramural Sports l,2,3,4, Monitor 4, News Stott l,2,3,4, Prom Committee 3. JUDITH c. Mccov Judy Small with dark hair, seems to like wrestlers, has a cute way of speaking. Hockey if Glee Club lg Intramural Sports l,2,3,4, Jr. Red Cross Representative lp Homeroom Officer 2,4. JOAN M. MICHAEL Joan Skilled in athletics, very efficient bookkeeper, often seen driving a red Chevy. Office Assistant l,3,4, Library Assistant l,2,3, Library Club Secretary 3, intramural Sports l,2,3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, Tennis l,2,3p Hockey l,2,3,4, Varsity Club 3,4, News Stott 2,3,4. , . . ..,- ,WW - ,.c-,...Z-..-.......- . M. -. - - . ARDYTH A. KRAMER Ardie Likes to chatter, always worrying about boys! Hockey i,2,3, O'FHce Assistant if Library Assistant 4, Band l,2,3,4, Intramural Sports l,2,3,4, District Band 2,3, County Band 12,35 Eastern All State Band 3. BRADLEY E. LOERCHER Smoke Tall, doesn't have far to go to school, often seen chewing toothpicks! Class Vice-President lg Class Historian 4, Monitor 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Boy of the Month 4, Prom Committee l,3, Visual Aids Club 3,4, President 3, Motion Picture Photographer l,2,3,4. BETTY L. MILLER Belly Brainy, always helpful and understanding. Office Assistant i,2,3,4, Library Assistant 2,3,4, Intramural Sports l,2,3,-4, Student Council Representative lp Yearbook Staff 4, National Honor Society 3,45 Foul Shooting Award 2. SHIRLEY ANN MlLl.ER Shirley Black hair, always laughing at a ioke, quiet until you know her! Cafeteria Assistant lg Intramural Sports 3. 32 CARL MOLL Nug' Short in stature, but loud in mouth! Cafeteria Assistant l,2,3,4, Chess Club l,2, Basketball l. JAN T. MORINCHIN Jon Tall, dark, gets along with everyone! Neat dresser, Baseball 2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Captain 4, Varsity Club 3,4, Band l,2,3,4, Junior-Senior Play 4, Prom Committee 3, Foul Shooting Award 2. LAURA H. NAUMAN Laura Dark hair, quiet, friendly, will succeed in whatever she does. Nurse Assistant 4, Intramural Sports. SHIRLEY ANN NAUMAN Shirley Cute girl'with naturally curly hair, very friendly. Intramural Sports 25 Library Assistant 2, Homeroom Ofhcer 2, Squad Leader 2. 33 ELAINE MOYER Laney Impressive eyes, short, brainy, talented pianist. Oftice Assistant IQ, Library Assistant l,3,4, Glee Club l,2,3,4, Girls' Chorus 2,3,4, Intramural Sports l,2,3,4, Junior-Senior Play 3,4, Monitor 4, Prom Committee 3. JAMES E. MUSSER Jim Never knows the answers to questions in English class, great talker, especially about Sally Ann? Intramural Sports I, Prom Committee 3, Homeroom Officer 2, Stamp Club I. CHARLES E. OBERHOLTZER Charlie Tall, dark, lots of tun, always tull of jokes. Intramural Sports l, Homeroom Officer l,2,3,4. WILBUR OBERHOLTZER WiIlie Never found idle, loves oFlice practice? Has a silly laugh. Prom Committee 3, Novice Wrestling Award l, Homeroom Ofticer l,2,3,4. fx, Ss X it it Qj ff . 1 if 3 TASKER NAVASCUES P Tac One of our quiet and friendly dieting wrestlers, enioys foreign travel. Tennis 3,4, Wrestling 2,3,4, Track 4, Varsity Club 3,4, Intramural Sports l, Junior-Senior Play 3,4, Boy of the Month 4, Prom Committee 3, National Honor Society 3,4. DOROTHY ANN NISSLEY Dotty Dresses neatly, has a peaches and cream complexion, takes everything as a joke. Office Assistant l,2,3, Library Assistant l,2,3, Girls' Chorus 3, Intramural Sports l,2,3,4, Student Council Representative l,2, Monitor 4, Homeroom Otticer 3,4. 'E' THOMAS L. OBETZ Tom Excellent in sports, likes history class, great guy who is always out for a good time. Baseball l,2,3,4, Football l,2,3,4, Varsity Club 3,4, Cafeteria Assistant 4, Ottice Assistant 2, Prom Committee 3, Literary Society Vice-President 3. DALE OGLE Dale Friendly, has a good sense of humor, always eniays a good ioke. Baseball l,4, Football l,2, Wrestling l,2, Varsity Club 4, Monitor 4. 34 BLANCHE PEIFER Blanche Always full of fun and liveliness, seldom quiet. Oltice Assistant 3, Girls' Chorus 3, lntramural Sports l,2,3,4, Prom Committee 3. MICHAEL B, REED Mike A friendly fellow who always has some tricks up his sleeves! Likes to ioke around. Football l,2,3,4, Tennis 3,4, Wrestling l,2,3,4, Track 4, Glee Club l,2,3, Junior-Senior Play 3,4, Prom Committee 3. ,iv Q .. . i g ls i DOROTHY M. RUHL Dotty Blond hair, blue eyes, very studious, has a smile for everyone. Tennis 2, Hoclcey 2,3,4, Office Assistant 2, Glee Club l,2,3,4, Girls' Chorus 3,4, Jr. Red Cross Representative l,2,4, Junior- Senior Play 4, Monitor 4, News Staff 2,3,4, Typing Club 2,3, Home Economics Award l. JAY RUHL Rock Captain of our football team who did a swell iob. Has a big smile for everyone. Class President 3, Baseball l,2, Football l,2,3,4, Captain 4, Wrestling 2,3,4, Varsity Club 3,4, Boy of the Month 4, Wrestling Awards: Shippensburg Champion 3, Sectional Champion 3, District Champion 3, Regional Champion 3, State Runnerup for Championship Award 3. 35 F, J . MARY LOU REINCKE Lou Has a first rate smile and personality, always friendly and bubbling over with fun! Office Assistant l,2,3,4, Glee Club l, Girls' Chorus l,2,4, lntra- mural Sports l,2,3,4, Monitor 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Prom Com- mittee 3. CHARLES IVAN RUHL Charlie Can always be identified by laughter! Possesses a fine voice. Glee Club l,2,3,4, News Staff l,2,3,4, Prom Committee 3, Home- room Officer l,2,3, Junior-Senior Play 3,4, Play Scenery Com- mittee l,2,3,4. Wm t-'t -ff ..,.. 'l'li ELSIE iD. SHANK Elsie Friendly, has a slow way of speaking, usually found reading a book. Ottice Assistant 2, Nurse Assistant 2,4, Glee Club l,2,3,4, Girls' Chorus 3, Intramural Sports 3,4. SANDRA J. SHANK Sandy Has pretty black hair, isn't too quiet, has a main interest of boys. Hockey l,2,3, Varsity Club 2,3,4, Library Assistant 2,3,4, Glee Club l, Monitor 4, Halloween Princess 1, Halloween Queen Attendant 4, Prom Committee 3, Cheerleader 'l,2,3,4. MARY ANN RUHL Ruhly Has a broad charming smile, greatest ioke cracker in the senior class! Office Assistant l,2,3, Library Assistant 3, Glee Club 'l, Girls' Chorus 2,3, intramural Sports l,2,3,4, Homeroom Officer l. TREBA W. RUHL Trebc Loves to talk, likes the great outdoors! Office Assistant 4, Library Assistant 4, Intramural Sports l,2,3,4, Homeroom Officer fZ,3. JOSEPH C. SHARP Joe Able speaker, often seen in his blue Ford. Glee Club 2, F.F.A. I,2,3,4, Assistant Reporter 3, Songleader 4, Y.F.C. Club President 3, Vice-President 4. KENNETH SHEARER Ken Slow way ot speaking, champion sleeper in English class! Wrestling l,2,3,4, Varsity Club 2,3,4, lntramural Sports l, Monitor 4, Literary Society President 4. 36 CARL H. SHELLY Shelly Easily heard, usually seen driving a Chevy. Baseball l,2, Basketball 'l,2, Band l,2, Junior-Senior Play 4, F.F.A. l,2,3, Chess Club 4, Homeroom Officer l,2,3. ESTHER SHENBERGER Ess Pretty blond hair, good cook, friendly smile. Intramural Sports l,2,3,4, Student Council Representative 3, Homeroom Officer 2. MERWYN R. SHONK Mew Likes to mix chemicals, has a hobby of photography. Tennis 2,3,4, Wrestling 2,3, Band l,2,3,4, Glee Club 4, Monitor 4, Yearbook Staff 4, News Staff 4, Boy of the Month 4, Prom Committee 3, Chess Club 2,3, Stage Manager 3,4. LEE ALLEN SHREiNER Lee Fond of chemistry? Constantly talking! Baseball 3, Tower City l,2, Band 3, Tower City l,2, Monitor 4, Prom Committee 3. 37 GLORIA MAE SHENK Gloria Snappy eyes, expressive way of speaking, always friendly to everyone. Office Assistant 3,4,LGlee Club l,2,3,4, Girls' Chorus 2, lntra- mural Sports 'I,2, Monitor 4, News Staff 2,3,4. GLEN R. SHONK Glenn Friendly, quiet, likes agriculture. F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Assistant Chaplain 3, Chaplain 4, Homeroom Officer 3. ff l...,....l - 1 BARBARA SPRECHER Barb Friendly, ready with a smile for everyone, is known for her activeness in gym class. Track 4, Tennis 3, Hockey l,2,3,4, Varsity Club 3,4, Nurse Assistant 4, Glee Club, l,3,4, Intramural Sports l,2,3,4, Monitor 4, Girls' Chorus 2,3. KENNETH LEE STAUFFER Ken Great ioker, owns a noisy Mercury. Prom Committee 3, Homeroom Ofticer 2. MARY ANN SHREINER Mary Ann Dresses neat, has pretty black hair, is always considerate of others. Tennis 2, Hockey 4, Omce Assistant 2,3, Library Assistant 3, Intramural Sports l,2,3,4, News Stott 4. JUDITH ANN SNAVELY Judy Quiet, very friendly, gets along with everyone, has a winning smile. Oftlce Assistant l,3, Library Assistant 2,3,4, Intramural Sports l,2,3,4, Prom Committee 3. Q SANDRA LOU STORMFELTZ Sandy Small, petite, pretty Halloween queen. Hockey l,2,3,4, Varsity Club 2,3,4, Office Assistant 2,3, Library Assistant 2,3,4, President 4, Glee Club 3,4, Girls' Chorus 3, Student Council Representative l,2,4, .Junior-Senior Play 3,4, Monitor 4, Halloween Queen 4, Prom Committee 3, Cheerleader l,2,3,4, Assembly Program Chairlady 4. NORMAN H. THEAL Normle Friendly, has a ready smile, is a willing worker. Homeroom Ofllcer l,2. 38 FAY TSHUDY Fay Full of vim, vigor and vitality, usually tound laughing. Class Secretary 4, Glee Club I,3,4, Girls' Chorus 2,3, Intramural Sports I,2,3,4, Prom Committee 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Cheerleader I,2,3,4, Homeroom Olticer 2,3. JAMES WEAVER Jim Tall, crew cut, blue eyes, neat dresser. Football I,2,3,4, Wrestling l,2,3,4, Track 4, Varsity Club 2,3,4, Glee Club I,2,3,4, Student Council Representative I,2,3,4, Junior- Senior Play 3,4, Boy of the Month 4. JANET ELAINE WITMER HJGUH Pretty blond hair, full of ambition, popular. - Class Secretary 3, Hockey I,2,3,4, Varsity Club 2,3,4, Nurse Assistant 4, Library Assistant I, Band I,2,3,4, Intramural Sports I,2,3,4, Student Council Representative I,2,3,4, President 4, Prom Committee 3. J. EUGENE WRIGHT Rabbit Noisy, noted for his silly laugh. Football I,2,3,4, Varsity Club 3,4. 39 ,,.,.d? 'ff'-5' I I tif VIRGINIA R. WILKINSON Ginny' Newcomer to our high school, small, dark hair, pleasant person ality. Glee Club 4, Girls' Chorus 4, Elizabethtown High Activities F.H.A. I,2, Y.F.C. Club I,2,3, Prom Committee 3. JOHN WINTERS Windy' A-I pest! Has a good sense of humor. Baseball I,2,3,4, Wrestling I,2,3,4, Prom Committee 3. ,4 Z E 5. 1 xi Him 9 - in - r 7 e - ABNER ZIMMERMAN Ab Dark hair and eyes, always ready to have a good time, excellent personality. News Staff l,2,3p Prom Committee 3: Homeroom Officer l,2,3,4. VERDELLA ZURIN VerdeIla Snappy eyes, ready laugh, loves to laugh. Ottice Assistant 32 Glee Club i,2g Girls' Chorus 2g Intramural Sports I,2,3, Prom Committee 3. BERNICE ELAINE ZEAMER Bernice Cheery, full of fun, friendly to all, very talented dancer. Hockey 4, Offiqe Assistant 4, Library Assistant 4, Band 4, Intra- mural Sports i,2,3,4g Corn Queen Representative 4, Prom Committee 3. EARL ZERN Earl Quiet, but always friendly, handly with motion picture proiectors. Homeraom Committee l,2,3,4, History Ofticer 3. Class History When the class of '58 entered M.C.H.S., we were met with one of the greatest tasks in our life-to receive a basic education. We were proud of our school building, since a recent addition had been added to accommodate more pupils. A larger building called for more instructors in fundamental education, teachers. We got to know them all, one way or another. Our first two years gave us some idea of what would be expected later on. ln the year i955, we were iust jolly freshmen starting on the upgrade. Wilbur Nauman was elected president, Bradley Loercher, vice- president, Janice Koser, secretary, and Barry Haldeman, treasurer. We presented two class assemblies and began the escapade of selling writing paper. We're sorry to say that this was one of our downfalls. After a summer vacation, we returned as shining angels, all ready to enter our senior high years. We got off to a good start. James Weaver was elected to the position of class president, Gerald Greiner, vice- president, Peggy Witmer, secretary, and it was decided to keep the same treasurer, Barry Haldeman. At our second class meeting, we decided that black and white should reign as our class colors. lt will be interesting to note that in this year, we took an about face on school rings. All other classes before us had to be content with the same old school ring, but not us. We decided that it was time for a change. Plans for a class ring were drawn up and presented to a iewelry company for completion. We must say that we were rather proud of our class rings. Our iunior year was a year of many events. To lead us on, we chose .lay Ruhl as our class president, Kenneth Shearer, vice-president, Janet Witmer, secretary, and Barry Haldeman, treasurer. It was also the year in which to prepare for our junior-senior prom, Oriental Enchantment. Glinda Atkinson was chosen to head the affair. We got busy in plenty of time. Oh! What a time at those prom meetings! Our class treasury wasn't so plump after that, it needed to be hlled. We started an adventure to sell Katherine Beiche candy. It was a big success! But still the candy wouIdn'1 foot the bill alone. Fortunately it was the year to present a iunior-senior play. The play Dear Ruth, was a smash! Several iuniors held leading roles. Among the cast we find such names as, Janice Koser, Sandy Stormfeltz, James Weaver, Fred Anderson, Barbara Dissinger, and David Brian. Class dues was another matter with which we had to contend. The class voted that one dollar ought to be satisfactory. Things were looking brighter. We were bound to be able to ride in style to Washington! Near the end of the year, the faculty and our class chose six people to be installed in the National Honor Society. These six were Betty Miller, Connie Conrad, Tasker Navascues, Linda Hollinger, Virginia Heistand, and Eleanor Hummer. This is the year, l958, which we will always be able to look back to with pride-Our Senior Year. We were going to make it a year of which we and our school could be proud of us and our achievements. We got right to work and elected Stanley Gibble as our president, Kenneth Shearer, vice-president, Fay Tshudy, secretary, Barry Haldeman, treasurer, and of course myself, Bradley Loercher, historian. l believe that it would only be fitting and proper that our class pay some tribute at this point to our advisors, especially one who has been with us throughout our entire school days-Mr. Stoner. We immediately got to work with the opening of the football season. We must admit that they did a remarkable iob this season. Credit for their success should be given to Fred Anderson and Larry Becker, Dave Brian, Tom Obetz, Rock Ruhl, Mike Reed, James Weaver, the present day juniors on the team, and, of course, the coaches. The senior stand yielded a profit because of the good turnout which we had at our games. The combined effort of the iuniors and seniors produced the hilarious play, Onions in the Stew. Our class was amply represented in the actors as well as in the production crew. Again we turned our attention to the selling of Katherine Beich candy. The sales again yielded a profit. Finally, our Commencement Day approaches. lt is the day when every bit of our hard work and struggle is climaxed. The day when we realize we have reached our first goal, graduation. As we have looked back on these past four years, we shall always remember the companionship we had together as one class. The class of nineteen hundred and fifty-eight. 41 Class Prophecy The other day we went to a fortune teller to see what she had in store for the class of '58. This is what she told us as she looked into her magic crystal ball, Overseas in France are our Navy men Larry Becker, Melvin Graham, Carl Moll, Jan Morinchin, Tom Obetz, and Eugene Wright. They are talking to Waves, Janet Witmer and Barbara Becker. ln a small town, not too far away, is our Army Lieutenant, Stanley Gibble, giving orders to Privates Leroy Knight, James Musser, Larry Doyle, and Ken Christ. Then, on the other side of the ocean is our Air Force. We see our Air Force receptionist, Mary Lou Reincke, greeting our flying instructor, Harold Buch, who is getting ready for his first class which is composed of Michael Bleyer, Larry Fry, John Brosey, Paul Gantz, Dale Fetter, and Bernard Gilbert. We ask the fortune teller to tell us more. She tells us that she sees an office and work, ing in that office are many of our class. The receptionist, Joyce Gish, is saying Good morning, to the executive, Richard Adair. He greets his private secretary, Marion Em- erick. Richard then asks his A-l stenographer, Mary Ann Shreiner, to take some dicta- tion. Next, we see our A-l Typist, Elaine Barto, helping one of the newer typists, Sylvia Ginder. Joan Michael, Priscilla Bucher, and Wilbur Oberholtzer, top accountants, are busy posting, Other office workers are Barbara Dissinger, Nancy Hostetter, Valerie Keech, Betty Miller, Dorothy Ann Nissley, Gloria Shenk, Judy Snavely, Connie Conrad, Jean Gifford, Reba GroFf, Nancy Hoffer, Shirley Miller, Elaine Moyer, Mary Ann Ruhl, Fred Anderson, Ardyth Kramer, Shirley Nauman, Blanche Peiffer, and Bernice Zeamer. Our experienced IBM operators in Richard's office are James Fry, Virginia Wilkinson, Charles Oberholtzer, and Sandra Shank. Our fortune teller shows us next, a picture of a factory where we see Robert Greiner, Lee Shreiner, Norman Theal, John Winters, Marian Kauffman, Treba Ruhl, and Carl Shelly. Suddenly, one of the big machines falls on Bob. The factory nurse, Shelby Groff, calls the hospital. After arriving at the hospital, Bob is taken care of by the head nurse, Virginia Heistand. During his stay, Bob is visited by several of his old school friends, They include Joe Sharp, minister, Earl Zern, TV mechanic, Tasker Navascues and Jim Weaver, college students, Dale Ogle, draftsman, and Michael Reed, psychologist. Bob also sees nurses Pauline Carpenter, Marion Eby, Ruth Grossman, Laura Nauman, Elsie Shank, Barbara Sprecher, Eileen Haldeman, and Nancy Ginder. Next, our fortune teller tells us about a local gas station that is operated by our me- chanics, Ken Stauffer, Glenn Fahnestock, and Glenn Shonk. Ken, who owns the station, tells us that most of his customers are local farmers, such as Ken Bushong, Dick Hurst, Marlin Cassel, Bob Graybill, Gerry Greiner, and Barry Haldeman. Housewives who get their cars repaired there are, Violet Geib, Dotty Ruhl, Esther Shenberger, and Kay Gainer. Now our picture shows us our Alma Mater where we see some of the new teachers, Mary Grace Brubaker, Linda Hollinger, Glinda Atkinson, and Sandra Stormfeltz, who tells us that she gets her hair done at the local beauty salon which is run by Dixie Frank, Judy McCoy, and Verdella Zurin. Artists, Fay Tshudy and Harry Heagy, are painting a scene, composed of a building designed by contractors Abner Zimmerman, David Brian, and Jay Ruhl, and beautiful trees planted by Ken Shearer and Charles Ruhl. As our picture begins to fade we see Eleanor Hummer, Bradley Loercher, and Merwyn Shonk working in an electronics plant, Donna Fahnestock and Mary Frey as social workers, and Janice Koser and Beverly Carpenter as medical secretaries. The picture has faded completely so we shall wait for time to tell if it is true, 42 Last Will and Testament KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS! That we the class of '58, residents of Manheim Central School District, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, being now of full age and of sound and disposing mind and memory do here make public and declare this to be our last will and testament, revoking any wills heretofore made by us. Item - All of our possessions and habits, good and bad, we do hereby give, devise, and bequeath to our friends as follows: We will all our leftover food from the Senior Stand to the Juniors. We will our wonderful assembly programs to the Sophomores. We will our thriving candy business to the Freshmen. We will the few boxes of stationery which we never sold to the Eighth Graders. We will our eighth grade spirit plaque to the Seventh Graders. We will Mr. Stoner and Miss Reppert to the future seventh grade. Senior A boys and girls will their cafeteria tables to whoever gets there first. Senior chemistry students will a completely new and orderly chemistry laboratory to Mr. Savitz. We will a senior class without senioritis to Miss Bishop. Senior hockey girls will a championship hockey team to Miss Flynn. Senior algebra geniuses will to Mr. Wilkinson a gag for anything else to keep him quiett to be worn during tests. Senior female glee club members will an all male glee club to Mr. Dowhower. We will all the colored paper and materials which we used for the student council campaign to Mrs. Hahn. We will a bag of corn to Jim Crow. Sandy Shank wills her shag cut to Marilyn Lehman. Larry Becker wills his annual use of crutches to Roger Heistand. Gerry Greiner wills his new Dodge to the McNeils. Jim Weaver wills his wrestling diet to Pudge Shreiner. Jay Ruhl wills the headaches of being football captain to Dave Denenberg and Tom Diehl. Kay Gainer wills her blond hair to Mr. Rothenberger. Charles Ruhl wills his deep bass voice to Tim Stormfeltz. And lastly-We will to the teachers of M. C. H. S., the memory of their beloved stu- dents in the class of l958 . Signed, sealed, and delivered on this, the thirteenth day of January in the year of our Lord, Nineteen Hundred Fifty-Eight. The Class of '58 Witnessed by: STANLEY GIBBLE, President FAY TSHUDY, Secretary 43 VIRGINIA HEISTAND BRADLEY LOERCHER Most Cooperative Most Likely to Succeed ELAINE BARTO GERRY GREINER Senior JANET WITMER STANLEY GIBBLE 1aIities Most Popular Most Athletic JOAN MICHAEL JAY RUHL MARY GRACE BRUBAKER TASKER NAVASCUES Best AII Around Most Intelligent ELEANOR HUMMER DAVID BRIAN BERNICE ZEAMER HARRY HEAGY Most Talented Most School Spirit xv SANDY STORMFELTZ FRED ANDERSON VALERIE KEECH JIM WEAVER Witti6St Best Dressed MARY ANN RUHL MIKE REED W 1 DIXIE FRANK KEN SHEARER wmwsi W Best Looking Friendliest JUDY SNAVELY LARRY BECKER SYLVIA GINDER CHARLES OBERHOLTZER Most Helpful Best Personality MISS REPPERT MR. STONER fr OM QNYNQ wk QB s 'XX POC ze? mo' QX6 06 Q0 You fel I him 1 Brad Y N we xl WV-6 Y hu.. .Wifi Why nof iuke A sfiich in iime saves nine. Mechanic of work. I all - wh! ' n 52 ,r-.M One, two, fhree, fo Hem ihe skiri-not the socks. Now boys, this is c cow. -...v.-M. W... E K I nm-.. 'il Testing Ground . Watch The foo!! 4.4 1 qv- 1 if 5. b'7 '1-km And the Gngers, foo! Ready, Set, Hammer! if 'QQ-' .. f 1 yew ' Ck CW. wk' OR CX gewnsmg W Wi we le, :Kp .K eoyfx nQ in' . 1 , Remember nof over fifty' More tests? altar i Q4 y 'ff 4. A 1 K 'Wi 347,12 Af I , I M ,'.,' -5 3 i ,ff ff, 5, + 'wears' g .. ,ff QA In 'ww W., M N f Q, - W ,Jr .ff 4 faffw JUNIORS Closs OFHcers- Dove Denenberg, Mrs. Showers, Beverly Snyder, Doris Clark, Jeon Bucher, Mr. Hollobciugh, Richard Foellner. ll-A-First Row. D. Mother, M, Nissley, O. Second Row: J. Bucher, J. Geimon, D. Hess, C. Laing, J. Wotson, C. Kowulslci, S. Achey, E. W: R. Foellner, W. Jones, H. Heogy, T. S Metzler, N. Noumon, G. Nissley, D. Homoker, J. Imhoft, Reese, P. Keener, B. Snyder, Mrs. Showers. Third Row: W. Becker, E. Vrhislceymcin, R. Shoefter, B. Mclzorloncl. Fourth nocler, J. Kilgore, K. Gibble, M. Hollinger. Filth Row. K. Ro Zongori, T. Diehl, J. Culbert, B. Hcilde-mon, T. Bradley. H A ll-B -First Row: B, Koylor, A. Diehl, L, Ge-hmon, K. Romberger, D. Elliot, R. Kilhefner, B. Ditzler. Second Row: A. Gibble, P. Shonlc, R. Bollinger, T. Cossel, J. Collnert, S. Kreocly, J, Geilo. Third Row: L. McFor- lend, D. Fronlc, L. Geib, E. Fennimore, A. Lichty, H. Mei-tzell, Miss Beck. Fourth Row: J. Root, J. Mortin, B. Hershey, A. Longenlourg, D. Denenlnerg, R. Mortin, T. Stormleltz. Fifth Row: S. VVineborger, R. Hort- rnon, B. Groylneol, R. Young. v-,ki-,gff l :ml ll-C- First Row: O. Helt, J. Heogy, R. Keeler, H. Ritter, S. Ryall, D. Ruhl, J. Shank, K, Funk. Second Row: J. Brubaker, S. Diflfenderfer, R. Kline, B. Wliittemore, M. Burkholcler, D. Yingst, A. Wright. Third Row: K, Stork, R. Bomberger, K, Burkholder, D. Clark, J. Rohrer, J. Metzler, Mrs. Smith. Fourth Row: R. Heistand, D. Tshucly, G. Nelson, C. Rohrer, D. Hershey, C. Zearner, R. Kissinger, J. Miller. y Q 3 I Q A ,L H , gg 1 we , ska ll-D - First Row. K. Shenberger, A. Brubaker, N. Blanck, L. Greenwood, L. Eyman, D, Meisky, F. Gordon, R. Hammer. Second Row: K. Brubaker, R. Peters, M. Cassel, R. Shelly, M. Hilton, S. Hilton, W. Witman. Third Row: R. Ruhl, R. Rohrer, K. Henne, H. Becker, R. Ebersole, R. Fahnestock, D. Herrold. Fourth Row: G, Barnes, C. Cooper, R. Shreiner, L. Bruckhort, M. Martin, C, Kreidor, Mr. Earhart, 1 SOPHOMORES Class Officers- Larry Shenk, Mrs. Rohrbaugh, Mr. Sprock, David Shaffer, Susie Dissinger, Marilyn Lehman, Rhoda Kaultman, IO-A- First Row. D. ShaFfer, M. Strayer, J. Shank, C. Mease, T. Buch, R. Albright, J. Lewis, C. Drewes. Second Row: L. Sauder, B. Hershey, J. Balmer, T. Staulafer, P, Hostetter, C. Knight, M. Connelly. Third Row: B. Geltmacher, L. Hartenstein, M. Long, N, Graybill, D. Sides, J. Weichers, M. Lehman, B, Keener. Fourth Row: A. Gorman, M. Dissinger, A. Myers, J. Foreman, D. Heistand, V. Oberholtzer, Mr. Sprock. IGB- First Row: J. Funk, G. Blecker, R. Brandt, M. Frey, G. Bomberger, J. Geib, C. Gibble, F. Enck, W. Bender. Second Row: V. Floyd, S. Young, D. Adair, D. Zurin, V. Heisey, L. Brubaker, R. Graybill, N. Fahnestock, E. Cassel. Third Row: M. Golbreath, D. Fink, W. Loercher, N. Buch, K. Geib, R. Geib, R. Tra- vitz, R. Fink. Fourth Row: S. Henry, J. Williams, M. Brandi, W. Anderson, J. Bell, H. Cassel, P. Stern, Jr., Mrs. Rohrbaugh. y . i l l l IO-C-First Row: D. Hurst, P. Gish, J. Becker, M. Hoover, J. Hefhwmig, D. Gish, G. Kreiser, C. Krentz, S. Hershey. Second Row: M. Jackson, N. Gehman, C. Bires, P. Herneisen, S. Hines, A. Henne, D. Hotqer, E. i Gingrich. Third Row: P. Hershey, D. DeLong, R. Knier, W. Lewis, B. Hershey, S. Heistand, R. Ginder, Mr. McGahen. Fourth Row: R. Graft, H. Weaver, B. Greenwalt, D. Graham, R. Knight, R. Knight, R. Carpenter, L. Ginder. S 'r TW' Y -my lO-D- First Row: P. Ruhl, M. Shuad, M. Snavely, S. Nelson, J. Ruhl, S. Torma, J. Ryder, S. Ober. Second Row: E. Mueller, J. Shenk, J. Shelly, A. Shank, L. Weachter, M. Smith, D. Shank, Y. Rohrer. Third Row: J. Ruoss, R. Stuck, R. Way, D. Shenenberber, J. Sides, R. Romberger, C. Shelly, R. Nornhold. Top Row: K. Myers, G. Wagner, R. Snayely, K. Shenk, F. Miller, Mr. Wilkinson. TO-E - First Row: D. Waltz, M. Moyer, R. Kauftrnan, V. Boll, J. Engle, B. Myers. Second Row: J. Widders, L. Shenk, R. Nauman, G. Myer, C, Myer, J. Nolt, G. Mellinger, Third Row: M. McGallicher, G. Foreman, E. Helsey, G. Brubaker, R. Zunich, E. Longenecker, R. Lowe, R, Shreiner. Fourth ROW: J. Williams, C. HOHGV, R. Zunich, T. Hess, K. Myer, R. Auker, R. Kreider, C. Hofter, R. Young. E Ji .mf FRESHMEN Class Olhcers- Marjorie Saylor, Miss Griflirh, Joe Weaver, Dorthea Diizler, Mr. Graham, Glenn Henry. il: 9-AY First RCW. J. Redcay, J. Becker, C. Rayer, R. Brulwaker, L. Cullaerl, H. Hershey. Second Row: VV. Van- dervalk, S. Kuhn, S. Breneisen, S. Blackburn, S. Brown, M. Adair, M, Gihllle. Third Row: W, Hurst, J. Witfel, D. Enferline, D. Hershey, T. Frilz. Fourih Row: E. Elsenberger, J. Lampo, M. Holler, L. Hines, R. Seilaerl, R. Engle, R. Herr. 9-B-First Row: A. Bruckharf, E. Melzler, S. Rolhenloerger, T. Olaelz, J, Brosey, l.. Seymour, S. Brubaker. Second Row: J. Derr, J. Diffender, R. Ginder, N. Longenecker, D. Bates, M. Hess, N. Nissley. Third Row: N. I Drescher, R. Gallvreaih, R. Dissinger, R. Newswanger, J. Hoffman, T, DeLong, Miss Grilllilh. Fourth Row: J. Haldeman, J. Shaub, D. Bohm, A, Dissinger, J. Weaver, J. Brosey. 9-Cf First Row: N. Myers, A. Long, P. Kreider, L. Miller, L. Fohnestock, C. Knight. Second Row. J. Snoively Y. Kauffman, J. Newcomer, R. Ruhl, T. Mortzoll, M. Soylor, D. Show, Third Row. R. Myers, A, Eberly, E Pfoutz, S. Miller, D. McFarland, P. Noumon, R. Stoner, Mr. Sovitz. Fourth Row: D. Allison, R. Brockbill, H Witmer, K. Wright, W. Leed, J. Quino, R. Obetz, R. Newcomer. 9-D- First Row. P. Brcickbill, P. Fenimore, C. Bechtel, C. Blonck, E. Demmy, P. Geib. Second Row: R. Fry, L. Geltrncicher, S. Becker, A. Fcius, P. GrofT, S. Clark, Mr. Hiepler. Third Row: S. Geib, L. Ditzler, K. Bru- baker, N. Givler, L. Floyd, D. Ditzler, S. Gincler. Fourth Row: K. Fouser, H. Hommer, D. Greenly, R, Brosey, E. Borto, J. Anderson. 9-E -First Row: B. Miller, K, Longenecker, S. Schneider, M. Schaeffer, V. Kulp, P, Heisey, D. Ober, C. Moy- er. Second Row: J. Miller, G. Lczusch, L. Lehman, J. Grossman, D. Hershey, A. Hockort, B, Longenecker, B Nelson. Third Row. T. Loercher, L. Lehman, W. Hess, C. Kipp, L. Hommor, Mr. Hummer. Fourth Row: K. Fry, W. Myers, J. Young, J. Former, E. Kreiser. 9-Ff First Row. J. Stoufter, J. Snovely, E. Snovely, J. Keller, L. Boyd, L. Eorhort, S. Woltz, Second Row: D. Groybill, C. Sides, A. Weichel, F, Shelly, J. Zimmerman, J, Schreiber, M. Potts. Third Row: P. Theol, L. Groff, R. Shearer, R, Srneltzer, M, Hiett, J. Tribble, Mr. Miller. Fourth Row. D. Wineborger, C. Zeomer, M. Shenigo, L. Ruhl, D. Stoner, J. Nohrenhold, J. Stouch. 9-G - First Row: D. Surnmy, V. Putt, M. Pierce, H. Hossler, A. Reddinger, A. Moyer. Second Row. H. Myers E. Martin, K. Gruber, J. Foreman, M, Boll, A. Douple, K. Heisey, G. Bricker. Third Row: G. Fous, L, Auker K. Hofter, R. Erb, J. Gochnouer, R. Longenecker, G. Miller, J. Greirier, Mr. Wenglosz. Fourth Row. D Webb, E. Brenemun, C. Brubaker, R. Hosler, J. Williams, K. Fcihnestock, C. Brenemun, R. Engle. EIGHTH GRADE Class Oliicers- Mr. Breneisen, Mrs. Bonawiiz, Claudia Earhart, Eugene Nestleroth, Milce Hackman, Mary Jane Kreider. ET?3l'l 8-A- First Row: S. Smith, J. Gockley, F. Nolt, N. Buckwalter, E. Hofier, M. Lintner, G. Haldeman, M. Rom- berger. Second Row: R. Fink, L. Hilton, P. Habecker, D. Bruoaker, B. Shenk, J. Yohn, M. Geib, S. Myer. Third Row: R. Young, J. Harnish, R. Olcerhotzer, R. Giblole, D. Hollinger, W. Si'es, J. Hess, Mrs. Hahn. Fourth Row. K. Reese, R. Boyer, G. Fry, J. Smith, H. Tshucly, L. Rohrer, R. Fink. 8-B- First Row: H. Wornlce, S. Reese, M. Stern, S. Witmon, M. Graybill, L. Dohner, J. Hamaker. Second Row: M. Ginder, C. Gibble, S. Thorne, T. Ayrscott, H. Balmer, S. Sauder, Mrs. Koder. Third Row: M. Hack- man, C. Kready, J. Hummer, H. Bomberger, J. Mitchell, W. Diehl, H. Flory. Fourth Row: R. Quesenberry, J. Hilton, L. Gibble, Jf Smith, T. Knittle, D. Shelly, J. Shelly, R. Morrison. 8-C- First Row: J. Mellinger, L. Long, D. Site, B. Leed, M. Garner, K. Bradley, L. Diehm. Second Row: D. Grott, A. Mummau, C. Borshinger, G. James, J. Miller, P. Eshelman, R. Cummings. Third Row: L. Miller, W. Eberly, G. Myers, J. Dennis, D. Graft, A. Dowhower, Fourth Row. L. Shonlc, L. Bruckhart, J. Strayer, l. Fahnestock, G. Brubaker, T. Hartman, J. Putt. 8 D First Row K Bruckhart, M. Zerphey, M. Cassel, J. Cassel, B. Longeneclcer, J. Carpenter, H. Plosterer, - C Earhart Second Row K. Balmer, E. Gieb, D. Gibble, B. Myers, M. Witrner, S. Kauffman, R. Strass. Third Row J Novascues R Smith, A. Ney, K. Coleman, H. Shelly, D. Lamparter, Mrs. McNeill. Fourth Row: J. Lehman H Ober T McMichael, F. Nelson, C. Bender, R. Lindaman, F. Diftenderter. l 8-E-First Row: M. Kreider, M. Myer, A. Swanger, M. Becker, S. Winters, J. Miller, C. Ginder, B. Ruhl, Second Row. G. Shreiner, P. Becker, P. Vogel, K. Kopp, M. Fetter, Mr. Breneisen. Third Row. D. Wolf, L. Hostetter, F. Wachtetter, G. Young, H. Hess, L. Knier. Fourth Row: C. Ambler, J.'Engle, R. Waltz, K. Gray- bill, J. Weaver, F. Reading, B. Cope, R, Hummer. 8-F- First Row. L. Garland, S. Wagner, A. Floyd, S. Ristenbatt, B. Keener, S. Plasterer, M. Geib. Second Row: M. Eichelberger, B. Volgel, B. Kain, J. Saylor, A. Seigrist, C. Ruhl. Third Row: J. Brubaker, M. Nestle- roth, B. Frank, G. Stoner, S. Keeler, A. Knier, Miss Wood. Fourth Row. D. Ditzler, R, Siverling, P. Redcay, D. Brenemen, L. Graylaeal, G. Summy, 8-G - First Row: J. Hatter, L. Cassel, B. Nissley, H. Hilton, M. Hostetter, K. Moll, D. Knier, S. Faus. Second Row: M. Shelly, R. Forewood, J. Gehman, A. Frey, B. Miller, M. Funk, D. Shelly, Mrs. Banawitz. Third Row: J. Moyer, L. Kulp, P. Young, D. Graybill, F. Snavely, P. Caplinger, H. Grassel. Fourth Row: C. Adair, E. Shronn, W. Rohrer, K, Litzenberger, D. Bomberger, G. Geib, D. Kreiner. 7-A- First Row: M. Campbell, M. Stokes, D. Bowman, P. Kline, J, Hoffer, J. Ober, C. Siauicler, S. Shelly. Second Row. B. Ginder, D. Weidman, J. Wright, M. White, K. Fahnestock, P. Hiesey, Mr. Frey. Third Row: M. Hoffer, E. Becker, D. Shank, T. Sprecher, W. Smith, L. Harn'ey, O. Gieh, H. Gfoh, K. Gie'3. Fourih Row: P. Walter, R. Miller, J. Young, R. Gordon, L. Diffcndcrfer, W Ginder, U. Perrier, J Hess, E. Koser. 74B -- First Row: G. Wiechers, R. Nauman, P. Widders, M. Shenk, L. Singley, S. Knier, S. Berrier, P. Ditzler. Second Row: J. Longnecker, J. Miller, B. Frey, E. Earhart, A. Boase, K. Quocle, G. Schaeffer, M. Ruhl, Third Row: M. Miller, R. Wenger, R. Wolgemuih, J. Eberly, S. Snader, J. Esbenshade, V. Martin, Mr. Hildebrand. Fourth Row. R. Keener, R. Haas, R. Hilton, R. Hollinger, M. Musser. 7-C -First Row: C. DeLong, V. Navascues, D. Deneberg, P. Zimmerman, C. Rineer, J. Caskey, B. Graham. Second Row: P. Hosler, N. Moyer, P. Shelly, L. Shank, J. Witmer, M. Henry, Mr. McNeill. Third Row: S, Kreider, H. Quesenberry, E. Wenger, J. Klopp, J, Keener, B. Knier, D. Martin. Fourth Row: G. Howry, K. Shaud, L. Martin, C. Graff, L. Knable, W. Whiskeyman, M. Lowe, R. Allsion. 7-D-First Row: L. Evans, J. Laynd, J. Hemming, C. Nissley, F. Faus, M. Vogel, G. Geib, J. Shreiner, J. Muller. Second Row: E. Miller, S. Morinchin, l. Vettig, E. Geib, G. Loose, J. Brian, K, Binlcley, E. Gibble, J. Heisey. Third Row: F. Herr, J. Haas, D. Garner, P. Brandt, R. Shelly, J. Slough, J. Wagner, G. Metzler, Mr. Muscarelli. Fourth Row: J. Bowman, L. DiHenderfer, B. Knier, S. Gainer, K. Formo, O. Nauman, J. Gelr- rnacher. 7-E - First Row. J. Muth, J. Leister, M. Snavely, C. Ruhl, D. Parker, B. Shram, M. Faus, D. Rettew. Second Row: M. Myer, M, Holzwarth, C. Jeffrey, S. Irvin, L. Nolt, R. Kopp, R. Leed, S. Graybill. Third Row: B. Dernrny, T. Miller, G. Gorman, D. Brubaker, B. Shelly, D. Sauder, S. Kreider, Mr. Hatton. Fourth Row. M. Williams, R. Snavely, D. Wert, L. Hershey, G. Heistand, J. Bruclchart, G. Metzler, K. Kaylor, L. Kreider. 7-F- First Row: B. Gantz, S. Longabach, L. Gutchall, G. Bechtold, H. Ober, F. Knier, P. Shreiner. Second Row: A. Cumens, E. Aulf, J. Hershey, R. Geroclc, P, Snyder, S. Williams, M. Putt. Third Row: R. Wenger, H. Graft, L. Waltz, F, Ruhl, M. Snavely, J. Hossler, C. Hoffer, T. Hamaker. Fourth Row. H. Zersit, M. Myer, J. Ober, D. Whittamore, G. Shank, C. Regina, L. Moyer, D. Winebarger, ,Miss Bishop. 7-G A First Row. E, Hershey, E. Wolgemufh, M. Lowe, A, Mabry, K. Weirzei, J. Groybili, S. Kink, R. Brod- Iey, N. Keener. Second Row: V. Edgar, C. Young, B, Dourfe, G. Kramer, P. HoHer, L, Floyd, E, White, Miss Flynn, Third Row: J. Grumbling, J, Eshelmcn, J. Webb, R. Imhofi, J, Engie, R. Hein, T. Hershey, J. Duff. Fourth Row: T. Shonk, J. Gonrz, R. Hess, R. Nunemucher, L. Hummer, G. Ruhi, L. Longenecker, F. Brubaker, W. Stout, R. Zook. 68 .,r T. ,M n fx- Y 2 A m -W A Q K- M, A , , gh, h in as Q x , J ,K 5 XY, TQ ,. K ' , ,, , . W f ' 1, zz 1 ,J - , W ' , 4 ,-V s Z ggQMi?5+:'9 i ?v - +5-V 4 ' Lf 'H'Wg, , , ,I:- ,, . . qw 'Q' V Lag Iuww., N. ' M: Y sf.. 'Q X -,V . 1 f .. -.p..,,A.,., eval :M 4' X 1 ,, okay. Spf www -Ziff ef Q 7?Q3?V' . Q J Q will Vw Ama l 3 33 Fronf Row. L. Becker, M. Reed, T, Obetz, J. Ruhl lCapl.l, J. Weaver, D. Brian, F. Anderson. Second Row: Coach Sprock, J. Culbert, T. Diehl, D. Denenberg, L. Barshinger, R. Foellner, B. Haldemon, J. Kilgore, K. Zangari, Coach Reese. Third Row: J. Balmer, FZ. Hershey, W. Nixdorf, T. Buch, M. Strayer, S. Henry, W. Loercher, D. Shaffer, J. Shank, R. Travitz, Coach Wenglasz. 41h Row: H. Heagy, J. Sides, B. Hershey, R. Knier, R. Geib, J. Miller, W. Anderson, B. Hershey. Filth Row: T. Frifz, Mgr., K. Weachler, J. Hoffman, J. Weaver, T. Loercher, P. Nournan, L. Ruhl, M. HofTer, J. Shaub, R. Dissinger, R. Strauss, Mgr., R. Brubaker, Mgr. Football MCHS OPP. I. Columbia - - - 7 7 2. West Reading - - 39 6 3. E-Town - - - - O 6 4. Ephrala - - 7 O 5. Cocalico' - - O O 6. Donegal - - 52 O 7. Warwickf - - O 0 Palmyra - - 28 7 Manheim Twp. - - I3 I9 'flu cancellations T0 ...-.-,.l .- ........ ,L ... .. W., D, .,.-., . Coaches Senior Gridmen Fred Anderson Larry Becker Dove Brion Tom Obetz Make Reed Jim Weaver f E, 37 ..:, .. I7 ,,, 2s as - -:. ,ima di? Q15 ' 'Q 4 , , Juniors Sophomores M, ' W . fy f Q 1 E ,A ,. if ,L , mi A mp- V x Lg -an z ,'Lk f ' FJ l W W 13 Freshmen Co-copfmns elecf '1 Tom Diehl Kemp Zcxngari Dave Denenberg All Counfy Honorobie Mention Junior Honorable Mention Rich Foellner All County First Team Jim Culberf All County Second Teorn Kemp goes around end Rock over for the score STOPPED !! OOPS!!! ff, Rock drives for shori yardage 'IL ff' The Barons hold thai line .lon Morinchin ,fl We ,A Ronald Kissinger, Scot Wineberger, Tom Diehl, Jon Morinchin, Kemp Zongori, Tom Obetz, Dove Brion, Bill Jones, Luke Bruclchorf. arsity Basketball : L -ii.. .f 55? Kemp Zongori Tom Diehl Bill Jones Luke Bruclchorf sg vw' .fv- 'NW' .2 J e Big xx' He flies through the air with the greatest of ease. 78 And so does he First Row: Coach Hiepler, J. Williams, C. Fink, J. Shank, J. Milier, R. Knier, R. Geib, S. Henry. Second Row. B. Haldeman, T. Graham, W, Nixdorf, C. Drewes, J. Lewis, J. Waison, D. ShafTer, B. Lewis, Junior Varsity First Row. D. Shaw, L. Hines, Hess, J, Shelly, R. Herr, H. Wilmer, T, Fritz, R. Sei berf. Second Row: D. Shelly, R. Brubaker, W. Diehl, S, Miller, D. McFarland, T, Miller, Hess, J. Wilvel, Coach Frey. Junior High .la jx D. Weller, K. Stark, B. Graybill, Managers 'Ui I ' ' ,sr 'B '-'11 5. 'SGW' my f5ll i !'w 3f!!AL ?,B 4S f' 5 . First Row: G. Faus, H. Martzall, T, Navascues, D. Hershey, S. Gibble, D. Hurst. Second Row. Mr. Miller, K. Shearer, J. Weaver, J. Ruhl, K. Heisey, G. Greiner, Coach Witman. WRE TLI First Raw. Grofi, M. Reed, M. HofTer, E. Eisenberger, K. Gibble, D. Frank, R. Myers. Second Row: J. Bal mer, K. Shenk, A. Eberly, B. McFarland, L. McFarland, B, Hoke, M. Strayer. Third Row: T. Hoiman, H Heczgy, T. Buch, J. Winters, Anderson, A. Mummau, Mr. Miller. 82 r f C 'P 'S NC' ,-..- Henry Morrzoll Tczsker Novoscues IO3 I I2 f Stanley Gibble 127 Jim Weaver 145 -11 Ken Heisey Gerry Greiner Fred Anderson 165 John Winters 185 185 Larry Shenk 138 GI'Sif1Gf QGYTUWQ o standing position, Ken flattens his mon! Tac drives his mon to the mot or oO n ki 1 ,g 2531 Q, j ag- . .1 -LQ wr fi-2:5 '11 Vifggifekf M5353 1 zfgwigfz' ir' www. ,E Z 1- M. iltgg? SFX lm 'G ' www 0 E xwn- ' 4-1,'4g ' rw, WW, , W'i1?'sW. AD uk, aw ' i s if . QL- .W . ,wg X. ,N Q'-.W a '42-Q, ' 4 ' k',:I. 1' f 11 , -my , 1 ,TS r ,mix 'l ! 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Janet Wifmer, goalie, received all the bumps and bruises 91 Janet Wifmer El A n Shrekner eU'WOf Hummer Mofxl n SENIOR PLAYERS Joan Michael Sylvia Ginder Valerie Keech DOW! Rub Bclrborcz SpreChSf Bernice Zeomer n S Gmndo Nkmso andy Sformfelrz L - -Janice Kose' Lindo Hollinger 93 First Row Uunior Highjz D. Graybili, T. Obetz, C. Rohrer, C. Blanck. Second Row Uunior Varsifyn E, Hum- f mer, F. Tshudy, M. lehman, D. Sides. Third Row Warsityu D. Frank, S. Shank, S. Hershey, S. Stormfeltz. HEERLE DERS Foy Tshucly Dixie Frank Glinda Atkinson, Captain 511141 PJ: Junior High: T. Obetz, C. Blonck, D. Groybiil, C. Rohrer, Junior High alternate: S. Rothenberger, Senior High cher- ncife: D. Mdther, . K .H s ' A . , A x MG 'wxxlw we Q 1' ,A mx 333032, W , v f., , 4 A vhmh - 1 7 iw, ' -- A X I 1 H--Q fJ 1.W.i, ...H M Q Q . M I y I I- ,, W K ,, an ,,,,,,,k,,M,,?,V ,, W 7 .L 5, ff I ,tm 'K , WAWM v . A ,. . Q. , . N it ,, ,L ,. an A Q Q In A - M ,, ff, 'Y' ,Q 'K f V 'wk WPA ,Q W-ve, -,M up W 1 'Y , , . WS? 74. U W ,V QKWMW1 ,w,,, v, yvmj, 4 VM I W X M7 K W , V A rr , . , Q M 7 www. W-inf-owivgini ras, fl A , ' I 'WM v , ,Mb QM R, at E Mmrm 53 . January 15, l958 Eleanor Hummer 39 S. Hazel Street Manheim, Pa. Dear Eleanor, It was a difficult chore to choose one queen out of IE, so many possibilities but after much concerted effort I CSS, and a good deal of uncertainty as to who was the very ' No. l as the queen and Nos. 2, prettiest I flnally chose 5 and l2 as the attendants. d l want to take this DGE lt was a most pleasant task an opportunity to congratulate all 18 of the gals and wish you the best of luck and success in the future. Sine rfely , PAT BCONE ,p-,sg y W? , wt 3-'WF er WM EEEEE fav-E I958 STIEGEL ROSE QUEEN SYLVIA GINDER 99 CONWE CO NRA0 COURT MAR: JANICE KOSER 'V fvtxm 3 . X QW?-Y ff EMER CK 4 ' sig? A . , ,M ' ' .1595 MANHEIM FARM SHOW QUEEN AND COURT DIXIE FRANK GLINDA ATKINSON JANICE KOSER BERNICE ZEAMER Corn Queen Candidate DARLENE GRAYBILL Hollowe'en Princess SANDY STORMFELTZ HulIowe'en Queen QUEENS COVWN9 COf1l'Od V rg n CI Heistcnd Lindo Hollinger Betty Miller WHY? NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY X I, 342134 7' 1 Y - S M Is L3 Wm. Tix Eleanor Humme Tcsker Ncvoscues WWW GERALD GREINER A December ' 'X -av SQQWW N SHONN4 Bovs or THE MONTH TAS K. tl? NAVAS CUFS STAN P r will QRCVXR JAY RUHL February BRPD A LEX MO gif 'L M7 XAAS o , T HO Mor Ch HARRY H EAGY May JAMES WEAVER April ,,.pf1 !f Suzanne Breneisen Bassoon DISTRICT BA D Janice Koser Bass Clarinet David Denenberg Susan Brown Saxophone District Orchestra Ardytlw Kramer Alto Clarinet Clarinet Janice lmhoft Clarinet Carol Reese Clarinet 'M' 52- fr. ,W-Q. WM mAg, 3 x faq. 5 ,. al E 3 5 5 E 4 s v ww. M uawmf was ...Q ,.-.-1 Y nm H z K' Y '44 f g aiffQg'6,5?5 Y , , 5. F sl fs if kg a is S, Q2 Dowho WSI' M. ,L wg, Mk pv- M P6 'Vim Q, gi x f X x J, 4' wr' K! ww -ww- n mr 4 ,, ,, A J 1 f' 21:4 First Row: Mr. Dowhower, S. Witman, L. Boyd, J. Snavely, E. Snavely, J. Stauffer, R. Myers, J. Shaub, S. Brubaker, J. Erb, J. Keller, G. Shreiner, M. Myers. Second Row: D. Graybill, T. Obetz, T. Aryscott, R. Smeltzer, M. Becker, L. Earhart, J. Haldeman, J. Bosey, E. Metzler, A. Bruckhart, S. Winters, J. Brosey. Third Row: S. Rothenberger, J. Weaver, L. Seymour, C. Matter, M. Ginder, S. Sauder, H. Witmer, J. Weaver, D. Bahn, J. Hoffman, L. Hines, D. Bates, M. Kreider. C. Gibble, R. Brubaker. JLINIGR HIG GLEE GIRLS CHORU First Row: P. Bucher, N. Ginder, M. Nissley, J. Mabry, L, Hollinger, E. Moyer. Second Row: O. Helt, D. Hess, M. Reincke, B. Becker, R. Peters. Third Row: N. Hoffer, O. Metzler, G. Nissley, N. Nauman, D. Hofter, H. Ritter. Fourth Row: B. Carpenter, D. Hamaker, J. Gish, M. Cassel. Linda Hollinger, Elaine Moyer, Jean Keller, Nancy Longenecker. 110 H CLUB S 1 . xf x K 5 -rf Mcrlorie SGYIOV Kay Burkholder, Head Moiorette Joy Wiechers Y.. ' --:-: -,e:- 1 fx- 57:55 -'1f 'f Q ,- Delol-35 Adair Janice Koser Patsy Hilton Georgia Blecker MAJORETTES AND COLQR GUARDS Betty Kcylor, Janet Witmer, Bernice Zeomer, Down Delong. l Mr. Hoins ,g-w ', ,, , Left Row: J. Smith, L. Dohner, L. Horfenstein, M Smith, A. Wright, J. lmhoff. Right Row: J. DUN, O Heli, S. Brown, J. Balmer. E. Hummer, C. Reese. BAN D Left Row: D. Hess, L. Brubaker, S. Kuhn. H. Balmer. Right Row: B. Djssinger, S. Dissin- ger, C. Royer, H. Wurneke. W. Vondervulk, T. Shonk, J. Hilton, R. Morrison, L. Fry, J. Homoker, H. Hershey. Firsf Row: M. HofTer, M. Keener, K. Burkholder, T. Hershey. Second Row: F. Gieb, R, Foellner, J. Wiifel. Left Row. T. Knittle, S, Reese, T. Bradley, T. Diehl, Right Row. J. Redcczy, J. Hummer, J. Shelly, First Row: L. Gibble, H. Bomberger. Second Row: B. Diehl, M, Gibble, E. Eisenberger, J. Lompo, B, Keener. Third Row. lvl. Shonlc, R, Knight, R. Knight, R. Hershey, B. Hcldemon. First Row: P. Stern, VV. Hammer, J. Shenlc. Second Row: A. Kramer, D. Dennenberg, J. Morinchin Third Row: S. Breneisen, P. Shonlc, J. Koser. ff' Xa Z' Z' X40 Q5 cut H' B bgck so wxxen 9 6 O , x oclfoownfb 900 , Q95 bow -DI 0 do S uc 6 xg! 'L . 090 X O0 'av rx V o . - GR I5 merfme, ,, 'AWS Im not mrerested nn older women h profecr rn xkxevds 0 yself all THE JR. AND SR. CLASSES PRESENT lcon!! GNIONS IN THE STEW 'fThis is on emergency-I wont 0 'rv Ov ERV Y. Ove fo 0 A 'Off ffl 9 lumber. 3 H I S 5565 9, S fu, fhks' O r S1700 X wksh X ho d 0 steady. Hexg Mm, dow n there '77 Woo. W 005 '17 me bedro amp, 4' S6 O Your 90 Wing o Mme weok' XOOV MQ' C Ur . fig, ,, all O Ver! PrUCTiCe'? '72 66, oats, we U E4 JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT CCUNCIL SeaTe-dz P. Hpbecker, S, Longabach, K, Moll, P. Brackhill, B. Miller, J. VVeaver,' J. Carpenter, 5, Sauder, J. Miller. Srclnding: S. Brubaker, B. Frey, F. Brubaker, R. Erb, M. Eichelherger, R. Seiberf, D. Engle, S. Graybill, G. Loose, M. White, B. Graham. M. Wilkinson, Jr. High Advisor, Ray Selberf, President, 117 Janet Wifmer, President, Mr. Earhart, Sr. Hugh Advisor FHA OFFICERS: Nancy Ginder, news reporter, Priscilla Bucher, secretary, Ruth Peters, President, Ann Bru- baker, vice-president, Virginia Heistand, treasurer. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA First Row: A. Brubaker, L. Hartenstein, M. Smith, B. Myers, P. Carpenter. Second Row: B. Keener, D. Waltz, M. Long, D. Meiskey, M. Moyer, P. Hershey, D. Hofter, R. Peters. Third Row: N. Ginder, P. Bucher, A. Garmen, V. Heistand, J. Foreman, A. Moyer, D. Hurst, J. Geiman, D. Hess, N. Graybill, C. Knight, Miss Griffith. 118 Seated: Barry Haldeman, secretary, Gerald Greiner, president, Kennelh Bushong, reporter, Marlin Cassel, treasurer, Standing: Glenn Shank, chaplain, Gerald Myer, historian, Robert Fahnesfock, vice-president, Mr. McGahen, Mr. Miller, advisors, Joseph Sharp, song leader, Richard Hurst, sentinel. JUNIORS AND SENIORS QFirsf Rowl, J. Sharp, R. Hurst, G. Greiner, K. Bushong, M. Cassel, G. Shank, R. Graybill, B. Haldeman. Second Row: C. Kreider, R. Ebersole, K. Brubaker, D. Herrold, W. Wirman, l.. Bruckhart, R. Rohrer, C. Cooper, H. Becker, R, Fahnestock, R. Shreiner. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA SOPHOMORES lFirsT Rowu J. Wldders, K, Myer, G. Myer, J. Noll, G. Mellinger. Second Row: M. McGalligher, C. Myer, W. Hosler, G. Foreman, l. Fahnestock, Shelly, R. Auker, R. Kreider. FRESHMEN lFirst Rowl, R. Erb, C. Brubaker, K. Gruber, R. Hosler, J. Williams, R. Longenecker. Second Row: R. Webb, L. Auker, H. Myer, K. Fahnesfock, K. Heisey, G. Bricker, K. Holler, G. Faus. First Row: D. Frank, S. Stormteltz, L. Hollinger, S. Ginder, S. Shank, J. Witmer, B. Snyder, Second Row P. Hershey, S. Hershey, F. Hummer, J. Koser, G. Atkinson, lvl. Shreuner, J. Michael, J. Bucher, P. Shonk Third Row: D. Denenberg, G. Greiner, R. Hurst, J. Kilgore, T. Diehl, K. Heisey, J. Weaver, M. Reed T. Stormfeltz, T, Navascues. Fourth Row: L. Becker, J, Morinchin, F. Wright, J. Culbert, K. Zangari, R. Foell- ner, F. Anderson, D, Brian. Otchcers-Mr. Reese, advisor, Fred Anderson, treasurer, James Weaver, president, Tasker Navacues, vice- -Q ni 'LX QL ru 3 ua xi 5. Q Q I L1 rn f' -. - rn a lp C -, Q .. ,nwlw S . Q f 3 . 3 f- n fvqg . , .g,1f'? - 'ffzjipa ,. J . , . , ...,. . Mf- J .-'ggfgl ATU 5 , LE W 2' 0 fx. X .. LITERARY SOC ETY v Officers: Sondra Shank, secreiuryg Ken Shearer, presidentg Dcnvid Denenberg, vice-president 122 I RED CROSS OFFICERS: President, Dorothy RuhIg Secretary, Catherine Matter, Treasurer, Sandra Sauder. VISUAL AIDS CLUB OFFICERS: President, James Shaub, Vice-President, Timothy Loercher, Secretary-Treasurer, Mark Nestleroth 123 Senior Members-Firsf Row: N. Hofler, S. Siormfeltz, E. Moyer, J. Snavely, P. Bucher, M. Eby. Second Row: G. Atkinson, A. Kramer, S. Shank, M.'Brubaker, C. Conrad, B. Carpenter, J. Gish, T. Ruhl, B. Miller, LIBRARY CLUB president Seated: J. Brubaker, K. Burkholcler, N. Nauman, C. Reese, B. Snyder, vice-president, J. Bucher, P. Keener, J. Mabry, D. HoFfer, S. Nelson. Standing: D. Clark, J.'Rohrer, R, Shelly, M. Cassel, V, Boll, R. Bollinger, R. Kauffman, N. Gehman, G. Kreiser, C, Knight, M. Long, D. Hamaker, O. Metzler, J. Geiman, D. Hess, secretary, T. Cassel, J. Mabry, D. Gish, J. Shelly. H Executive Council-Seated: N. Nauman, C. Reese, S. Stormfeltz, president, C. Conrad, K, Burkholcler. Standing: P. Bucher, M. Brubaker, J. Mabry, S, Nelson, D. Clark, C. Knighi, N. Gehman-. EWS STAFF ,4- 'flaw ' A23 -s DQ' 417' Editors-Seated: J. Michael, sports' editor, V. Keech, feature editor, C. Conrad, co-editor, M. Brubaker, co-editor, L. Hollinger, proofreader, G. Atkinson, art editor, Standing: Mrs. Showers, advisor, B. Haldeman, boys' sports editor, M. Shonk, photographer. Y!! , E fl Q, gf' eq-up Reporters- Seated: S. Achey, P. Bucher, B. Ditzler, D. Mather, B. Carpenter, D. Frank. Standing: B. Keener, L, Hartenstine, E. Becker, J. Colbert, A. Gibble, J. Brubaker, R. Bollinger, T. Cassel, R. Hershey, J. Martin, K. Zangari, T. Diehl, V. Heistand, E. Hummer. 125 YEARBOOK STAFF Eleanor Hummer, Editor, Virginia Heistand, Assistant Editor, Betty Miller, Student Advisorp Joan Michael, Girls Sports Editor, Fred Anderson, Boys Sports Editorg missing Marion Eby, Literary Editor. X NX A . K- , N, 4 A Mrs. Rohrbaugh, Advisor. Rap Fay Tshudy, Subscription Editor: Bradley Loercher, Business Managerp Elaine Barto, Typistp Merwyn Shank Photographer, Nancy Hostetter, Typist, missing Glinda Atkinson, Art Editor. 126 555115 fa' 1 ' g V Mm x v lg Q fw-'fm Q 'rf J ,VAV 5 In if , MS., ' , fig: aff my T THE GAME 53' . W 5 H A . 1 . , A. 533, , ..,. ,, .. -4 ,, 1 .1,. hm L 1, t W Q -' . 11 'K 'K 'aff 1 -- I , ,-wfa -- Qu . 4' Q.. fi 15 M - U U 1 'M' we ,nffvw :N-aa , Y f 4 f 1 'A -J .1 , . . . .1 5' T' H 5 L' fs. , 211' Q f wing . ,wp-fwfr 1,1 -1 . f sg,-,. .A,,ww:.gf11fzL ,z 5-:if ,MW ,-ff:-H wwf,-ffff.Af.fw 2 ' 1 Q2 Lf. .Ag ., ,Q ,Q , U-wsnmk wma f, , , . V Wsfgiffgfxwyf,-M1,wv .Q ,Ayr-yay A A ,pf M Ayww. 1 ff gkng, M. W - -, I 'ww 'WWW f f . ,ff , I , wx 'Wm ' - i-fz:.sM+Um- 5 Y .V , Q ' W w. LV. flip, Q xwv - ' . V V -l v , . :W ' f 1-M4 K nw - if A- f vliiifkfyrf. .V -, .51 1, ff ' , 'F' ' , 5 ' .L A v- f -gg 'g5,.,.j -an vw qs A , K A x ,Q 'iw Q-.pffggg t '- K V -. , '- 4, 'Sw 5 ...X ' - R A., , ' ' Q. ,. 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'fwplih Xmasg 4 136 Bloomer Dress Mon Mode Fur lg pu-my,-M x 3 ii 4 f ami? 7 gn.-was K l ' fwmgywf-fr' H 1 ' ' , ,,x-,WW-V Iwfifs' 1- L7'.51UlffS5L 1523: ::- .. :A zf ff-- ' ,--f x 12 1 2 Ki - V 11 ff , 1 M bf game CorveTTe ,Q ,. -'sz f W I f K j,,.,.3...v-H9-' Lg 3 ,ww 0, ..., My A ff 'Sic ,f an 'NW vw v-aww . vi + ' 5 : 7 , :,57i?f: 4 Q .,,: 1 A 2h:?53' . ., X' N 2'-if A E if :Aff EN Q .L- My-' 4 4 Q. P 5 . 1 vi ' - W f Lt. and Mrs, Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Moyer Paul B. Sheafter Mrs. Nathan B. Oberholtzer Mrs. Robert Diehl Charles Adams Mr. and Mrs. Frank Z. Beard Mr. and Mrs. Eugene E. Fry Mr. and Mrsi Richard E. Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Young Wilbur C. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Carl Royer A Friend Reid Hummer Mr. and Mrs. Mark Winters, Jr Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Beck Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shank Mr, and Mrs. Wayne Hoke Mr, and Mrs. Theodore Hollinger Mr. and Mrs. James Tribble Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Reese Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Rohrer A Friend Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hummer David G. Hummer Mary Ann Hammond A Friend Andy Bomberger Mr. and Mrs. Miles Ginder Larry Bomberger Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Fornoft Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Helt Larry Ginder PAT RONS 140 Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Walter Bomberger Barbara Bornberger Juergan Walbrechf Morrison Elnora Keller Clyde Keller Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stormfeltz Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Miller Mr. and Mrs. Lester Jeffries Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Luther Miller Mr. Andrew Hummer Mr. Harry Earhart Miss Dorothy Auxer Mrs. Eloise Blank Mr. John Haldeman Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wenglasz Mr. Paul Graham Miss Phyllis Griffith Mrs. Florida Smith Miss Janet 'Wood Charles Hostetter Clarence Oberholtzer Melvin Heisey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs, Cleo Miller Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Shaffer Mr. and Mrs. John Kirkpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kelley Mr. and Mrs. A. Harvey Frey Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Guy Muth Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Horst Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Eichelberger Mrs. Ruth Mackley Miss Catherine Reppert Mr. and Mrs. Jay M. Young Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stirling Charles I. Ruhl Mr. Ivan S. Ruhl Mrs. Mary A. Ruhl Mr. Raymond H. Ruhl Mr. and Mrs. Mervin S. Ruhl Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Shenenberger Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Leob Mr. and Mrs. Paul Herneisen Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Grott Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Bauman Mr. and Mrs. Amman Keener Mr. Waltel' Fink Mrs. Maud Buch Mrs. Miriam Wettig Mrs. Ada W. Fry Mr. Peter S. Fry Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Shreiner Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Sprecher Mr. and Mrs. Sidney White Mr. and Mrs. William Herneisen Mr. and Mrs. Milroy Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zink Mr. and Mrs. Clean Berntheizel Mr, and Mrs. Sidney Showers Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Heipler Mr. and Mrs. David Ott Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Greiner Mr. Harry Mellinger Mr. and Mrs. John H. Tshudy William Laing Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sensenderfer Dr. and Mrs. I. N. Hershey Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Esbenshade A Friend Mr. and Mrs. John Blanck Mr. and Mrs. Medwin Barto Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Heisey Mrs. Ida Haldeman Mr. and Mrs. Carl Engle Miss Jacqueline Buch Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stoner Mr. Clyde Witman Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hollinger Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hollinger Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Witmer Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Robert Frank Miss Shirley Witmer Mr. and Mrs. Charles Koser Thomas Bradley Ph.D. Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond I.. Dissinger Mrs. Barbara A. Connelly Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rollman Doris Noclc Studio of Dancing Frey's Photo Shop Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shifter Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Shenk F, W. Frey Mr. and Mrs. David Denenberg Mr. and Mrs. Johin Loercher Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. J. R. Nissley Horace H. Marlin Luke Haines Wayne Ka uffman Mr. and Mrs. Ashner Dalton Mr, and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hackman John S. Brubaker Ray J. Michael Mahlon Adair Nelson Shue Sam Sides Lillian Heagy Mrs. Sarah Brock Mr. ancl Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Mrs. Anneira Mr. ancl Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, Vernon Hershey Daniel P. Nissley Ray H, Grossman Frank Haldeman C. Ruhl Edgar McCoy Ralph M. Nissley, George Reincke Miss Theora Bishop Mrs. Anna Mail Comm. and Mrs. Wilson May Mr. and Mrs. Victor Gish Mr. and Mrs. John Emerick Jean Hummer Laney and Russ Nancy and Bill Val and Bob Elaine and Paul Dick and Connie Dixie and Jan Jim and Syl Janice and Jim Dick and Phyl Jim and Janet Mary Ann and Nelson Dotty and Bob Rich and Sandy Paul and Shelby Linda and Bob A UDER CHEVROLET CO. Sales and Service 350 South Main Street Manheim, Pennsylvania -ii: G. F. Flinchbaugh Radio Sales - Television Service 72 North Wolf Street Manheim, Pennsylvania '- aj ij X. 11- - 'NIS llSlll'S V0lCf 1 ill FlNK'S GROCERY . 33 S S J. G. BAKER 81 SONS . P f. M h i Penn I . Lumber-Millwork-Supplies an elm' ennsy vunlq Excavating - Building - Painting Phone MO. 5-8262 y Manheim, Pennsylvania We Deliver l l.. L. BOOK C I. t f om :men Desoto and Plymouth Sales and Service P S O 202 East High Street H, H, CONRAD'S Manheim, Pennsylvania B d Sh O Phone MO. 5-2257 Y op a Z J Compliments of the Rapho Township Bus Drivers 143 Manheim Auto Sales 84 Auction SALE EVERY FRIDAY DEALERS ONLY! Manheim Auditorium Theater Enioy a fine show more often. OIt's Cleaners 81 Launderers 20 N. Main St. Manheim, Pennsylvania Phone Manheim MO. 5-2315 DlSSlNGER'S FOOD MARKET 124 S. Main Street Phone Manheim MO. 5-2322 We guarantee everything we sell We Deliver RUSSEL E. SEASHOLTZ Your friendly Gulf dealer Main and Ferdinand Streets Phone MO. 5-2355 QUE? Manheim, Pennsylvania Ruhl's Rexall Drug Store 73 S. Main St. Manheim MO. 5-2223 Serving the Community since 1891 MOSEMANN'S The store of good things to eat 39 Market Square C' 5P'e 'e' H. P. Ruhl s. son for Groceries - Meats Shoe Service R 227 W High Sf. Manheim, Pa. Phone MO. 5-2168 We Deliver Z XXX 1 X XXX John S. Herr fi N f N I x , if X 40 N. Grant St. J. Kenneth Hershey Insurance Agency Insurance - Accounting Notary Public - 24 Hour License Tag Service 103 N. Main St. Phone MO. 5-5367 are gqrfg Manheim, Pa. X 1 XX , f N X Paper Hanging and Painting X . XXX , ii S, Phone mo. 5-4261 fj it M. if f -is X if t M 2 ,Ing S -f r i -- 4 L Volkswagen Sales 8. Service MAE'S BEAUTY SALON Esther Mae Maurer 78 South Grant Street Manheim, Penna. MOhawk 5-8526 5 UNITED STATES ASBESTOS DIVISION OF RAYBESTOS -MANHATTAN INC. MANHEIM, PA. Manufactures GREY-ROCK Balanced Brake Linings 146 FULLER COMPANY Subsidiary of General American Transportations Corporation 57 years of producing equipment used throughout the world Rotary Compressors Rotary Vacuum Pumps Fuller Kinyon Conveying System Airslide Conveying System The Airvetor Pneumatic System Special Design Equipment 147 our A list of Frozen Foods - Fresh Fruits 8. Produce - Fresh Meats l ROMBERGER'S FOOD MARKET North Main Phone at Gramby MO. 5-2291 J . S . K U H N Cleaning and Pressing MEN'S WEAR 63 South Main Street MANHEIM, PENNSYLVANIA X Af is QQ.: 'MSR fl lf l I X u.,g.g Compliments of Best Wishes for Your Success N F. I.. HALDEMAN 8. soNs HOSTETTER'S ' l e S FLOWER sHoP -' Q Plumbing and Heating Za Q N fkllllg ?- 362351 Fl ' fl 4 it , Compliments of Manheim Jewelr BECK Bnon-lens Y Company Manheim and Linn 17 North Main Street Select your finest silver, china, diamonds, typewriters and gifts for all occasions. 11148 MEISKEY'S 57 S. Main St. Manheim, Pa. Authorized Dealer of MAGNAVOX Television, High Fidelity Phonographs I 4 SWEET N HOT STOP Thick Shakes Snacks Curley s Place 1 Mi. N. of Manheim - Route 72 SCHAFFER S GROCERY 14 Phone Mo 5 2324 WE oeuven 1 0 West High Street WEIDMAN BROS. Nearby Eggs Manheim, Pa. Phone MO. 5-2778 HERMAN'S Ohio Swiss and Cream Cheese Wholesale 8. Retail Smoked Meat Phone MO. 5-2339 732 Conestoga Ave. J MYER'S FURNITURE STORE Carpets and U pholstering 'I Mile South of Manheim l I I Route 72 X x 1 5 2406 1 DISSINGER 8a CONNELLY Y' Phone Mo' 5 Heating - Plumbing - Air Conditioning 3- R, 40 N. Charlotte St. T M i rh f'kviv-ur'-'- I f a 149 l I 1 l ' 1 I Paul R. Rosenberger phone: Mohawk 5-2476 Henry K. Mearig, Jr. anhezm I tors 675 Lancaster Road, Manheim, Pa. Used Cars Garagcx Carybortx Screen Houses Uflylzly Hamer MARY'S TOT-TU-TEEN-SHOP 'I3 Norfh Main ST. MANHEIM, PENNSYLVANIA 7 Phone Mohawk 5-2825 R. W. Hollinger Sr Sons, Inc. Phone: MOhc1Wk 5-2701 - I-1 , ' 49- 'ff , LUMBER, MILLWORK and BUILDING MATERIAL K. -. I COAL, CEMENT and PLASTER ! 5 N .ax --NN 2+ FEED, HAY, STEAW, ETC. 5 ' U, I ' ' x aa. OAL ManheIm,Pa. LUMBER f LTMJ E CASSEL'S MILL, INC. iikiie Feed - Flour - Cool Lime - Fertilizer R.D. No. I MANHEIM, PENNSYLVANIA Phone MOhcIwk 5-2474 150 THE QUALITY SHOP 21 South Main St. MANHEIM, PENNSYLVANIA Come In and Browse Around R. 81 S. SUPERETTE fThe Old Line Storej General Merchandise l MANHEIM-R.D.NO.2 llllllllllllllllllllllll The measure of quality 1 S Q Jacob H. Ruhl Inc. E i Insurance - Real Estate 2 E S Insure and be Sure E S i i S EgggfggggsgggsgigsgfgfgQgQg:gZg:g:g:3:3:3:3:::-:-:-:-:-:::5:3:3:f:f:f:f:5:5:3:2:3:!gIgZgZ3:g:g:3:g:5:f:3:f:f:f:3:3:i:5:?:i:2g!gIgZg2g:g:g:::3:f:f:f:i:i:5:i:?:3:kiziglgigfgrg15:f:f:f:I:?:3:f:1:i:5:3:f:3:3:I:IgC22-:f:f:f:i:3:5:i:5:f:f:i:f:3: riEEE55?f515?2f5f513 Side's Meat Market :5:gg35:r:irEiE1?!E1ErEf. f!f:!3:!?f??f2fff5251532553 . . :fix13E1!!E2Sr!!E:E:2:!!':3:f:f:f Chorce Meats 81 Grocerses :.s:1s:rrr:rs:r:r-1R-1'r-r- xg :Saass5:ss:2:sS5!s55SsfsS Esaaiiiasl' Also Dressed Poultries Q Q- .-.'.:.:...:.:.j.:.j.'.:I:I:I:I A gghgggfgyg:5:g:::l3:::5:3: . ' gg!! Q Qqi.ji.:.i:I:Z:Zi:Ii:I:I:Z-I We Dellvef -..E .j.. j...:.:...'.'.'. , ' :gm:1ms:s:zi:sis:s:3:5: we ls 7 7:P!f3f3f1ffflfi?f3f7fff ' :-:-e++:-:+:-:-:-:133:3:3:f ffE:fffffiigfiffSg.3.5.3.3.5.g.5.::::3:5:5:3:5:5:5:3:3:3:3:3:5:3155:-:-:-135232523131333:5:5:5:3:3:g:5:5:3gZg3g1g:3:5:5:3:::5:5:3:3:5:5:3:Q:f:Ig2g1g2g:g:5:5:5:5:::3:3:3:I:3:3:f:f:f:f:f:f:f:Q:f:I:1gIg2gZg2g:g:3:3:5:3:::3:3:f:f:f:f:f:Q:f:f:f: 151 HARRY C. SMITH Frigidaire Appliances Sales and Service 33 Market Square Manheim, Pennsylvania Compliments of CASSEL AND GRAHAM APPLIANCES 45 Market Square Manheim, Penna HARRY ALPERT Clothing - Shoes - Hats Gent's Furnishings - Dry Good Notions 47-51 Market Square Manheim, Pennsylvania Phone MO. 5-2142 CHARLIE VOGEL CLOTHING STORE Men's and Boys' Clothing Where quality is higher than pric 'xg ' 51? wx-Q SQ I.0NGENECKER'S HARDWARE CO. 39-41 Market sq. E Manheim, Pa. Phone MOhawk 5-2491 il Hardware - Stoves - Paints - Oils Building Supplies of All Kinds 235' ala' lim GENERAL ELECTRIC fff' 152 O J-7' ' QW N I C E 5' 0 sa ,, '4 ' I L1 Ji 0 . IS OUR K 39 FIRST X-f THOUGHT Auto Glass Service Radiator Service KREIDER MOTORS 300 South Main Street Manheim, Pennsylvania 24 Hr. AAA Towing Service J. HARVEY SPAHR A Safe Place to Buy OLDSMOBILE REO Used Cars and Trucks 41-43 N. Mdln Sf. 998091 by - if S- QQ Service A a es , MANHEIM M. K. HOKE EST. FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS Fresh Meats - Frozen Foods Ice Service Manheim, Penna. Serving the Poultry lndustry Since 1913 Hardware and Paints HOFFMAN GREENHOUSES North Pitt St. Manheim, Penna. MO. 5-2446 Q 4 f i 'il X I Wholesale and Retail MYER'S METERED GAS Maytag Washer and Dryers Manheim, Pennsylvania MO. 5-2775 You'Il Fund Dependable Service ' X GOSHERT'S PHARMACY 5 'll S. Main Sfreef LOOK 3232312131111-1-1 - --- M,W Phone Mohawk 5-2145 JR Jewels ' a ng Fashion Center for Women's, Misses, Juniors 2222111 ' ,i . Apparel and Accessorn 9 Market sq. Congratulations fo Seniors of 1958! MANHEIM' PENNSYLVANM X X X X Fresh From F m fo Table in 24 H X X X X X X X N Compliments of CLOVERLEAF DAIRY N. M. Greenawalt 156 S. Granf ST. MANHEIM, PA. Phone MOhawk 5-2134 MANHEIM MOTORS PARTS, Inc. 45-47 North Main Street MANHEIM, PENNA. Phone MOhc1wk 5-2448 Parts for all Cars, Trucks, 8- Tractors 60505095 Motor Oils ,,..,.,. ..,,, ...1.: ....,:: .,.,:, .,.,.. ...., ,..:,. woRl.EY and oslsrz Oil-Burner Service f 1 181 N. Pitt Street X 1 1 MANHHM, PENNSYLVANIA I f ' Phone Mo 5-29441 ' Furnace Oil Kerosene 155 p va L' 4 . 1 , XJ Z bn V1A,,ifv '3Q., if .V .. .::A' .AA',-' vAZ V,,1A' , .11b-A vi-q 1 1 A . ','. .:-1A- XE! 'ii', ',122 '-i1i1' i i TJ 35 M ROBERT O. HESS General Merchandise Mastersonville Manheim R. D. 4 9 it 1 4 .,. . ., 1. , v -i. . 1-..' A .- - '. ik'- , s u gn f 4.1 . Q In , GETZ'S ATLANTIC SERVICE .f .fa 290 South Ma n Street Manhe m Pe na 9 f f i I n Q ii Cb one . - ' 'fl ' Y -. . . .r - ' .-. . . - ' .9 ' -' . ' A - rv. , N- J T r . I 0' - 'v FREY'S PHOTO SHOP Photo Suppiies - Photo Finishing 8 S. Charlotte St Manheim, Pa. X W W Z O X VERA CASKEY 55 Market Square FASHIONS P-4 Compliments of H. M. WITMYER STERNER'S SHOE STORE Quality Shoes for the Entire Family 16 S. Main St. Manheim, Penna. MO. 5-8621 BRUBAKER'S DRY CLEANING Twenty-two South Main Street Manheim, Pennsylvania Phone: MO. 5-2221 ROY E. HENNY Electrical Appliances ---- fw::f:::sggszsasszssss2ssssssssassssessaesssszs 2 ---nl.......................... . ---,,............... . Variety Basement - Sundial Shoe Dept. Armstrong's Floor Covering - Piece Goods Dept. 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All patrons guaranteed 510,000.00 insurance on their deposits. 5' BU at wc, 3' 155452 1'gnI -'l!.I'f.T+' S 'lf ' .P 'fu nf! 158 YOUR SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHY by THE STUDIO OF DISTINCTION 207 W. Chestnut St .... Lancaster, Pa. WE WISH TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO THANK THE SENIORS FOR THEIR COOPERATION FOR YOUR PHOTOGRAPHIC NEEDS IN THE FUTURE WE WILL BE HAPPY TO SERVE YOU. 159 GO0Df.,YEAR 'I'I RES I Cor. South Main 81 Ferdinand Streets Manheim, Penna. Ralph S. Snavely W. P. Keech 81 Son Furniture Store Hetrich Grocery 86 N. Charlotte St. Manheim, Penna. Bomberger's Insurance Agency Insurance - Real Estate 60 S. Main St. Manheim, Penna. Phone MOhawk 5-2273 Insurance Is Our Profession' Paul H Stern Imperial - Chrysler - Plymouth Manheim, Pa 329 w. High sf. Compliments of Heisey's Body Shop Mac's News Agency Breyer's Ice Cream Newspapers 81 Magazines 40 S. Charlotte St. Phone MOhawk 5-2192 AIbright's Grocery Store 102 S. Charlotte St. Phone MOhawk 5-2304 Daily 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sunday 9 a.m. - 7 p.m.