Manheim Township High School - Neff Vue Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1959 volume:

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Bruce Althoule John G. Hess C. L. Martin. I.itt.lJ. Wm-xlvv II, Xv.!IlBl1l'l'Il I I Q Dr, A. G. Brcidvnstim-, W. Rohm-rt Powl, A. C. BLll'llt'I'. I r.mk llshlm-m4m. CI, Ii. Pylv. 5 W :gg 1 I 1,21 Slipeiwwf . High School 5 146644 2 Seb Assistant P: 70nd 2, Aim: Assistant E ww. RUSSELL M. Mrs. JANE D. CONOVER BERKHEIMER, Jr. Englixh Social Studies WILLIAM D. CUSIIMAN Mrs, G. W. DAVIS, Ill Safety Education Phyxical Education and Health THOMAS DEERY Science Mrs. BLANCH E. WARREN DRUCKENBROD DRUCKENBROD English and German Geography 10 GEORGE M. EHEMANN Industrial Arts Mrs. CLAIRE L. EISENIIART Englilh Mrs. ESTHER H. FRITZ English MORGAN E. FOUSE Cammercir1lStudie.r Mrs. JULIA M. FYOCK Home lfmnomicx 6.0! L15 WML fm, fi k g5'Q,,fQ IMJQCQQH 'X-yi :'!07A'f14ll' .Y X f E. ARLENE HAUCK Mathematic.: Mrs. EMILY T. HESS ROBERT G. English HOSTETTER Industrial Arts ll 0'lfK4f ffl . I 4' Mrs. MARGARET D. IIUNVER Plzyxical lfllllfllflllfl and Ilenllh , , C. WENDELL HOWER Mafhematics CHARLES W. HUNGERFORD Physical Education and Health :Q Em-...N S BARBARA K. JOHN FRANK S. KEITH Librarian Mathematics J. HENRY KENEAGY Speech and Mathemalicx JAMES A. KENNEDY ALEX A. KILKUSKIE Mathematirx Social Studiex 12 DONALD H. KLIEWER Mathematics 99 x ,ky , FRANCES A. HAROEECQJXLING KOPENIIAVER lfnglixh and German CHARLES C. KREIDER FLQRENUE B- Science KREIDER Gvnvml Home lfconornzcx EUGENE KRUIS Social Studie: Mrs. KATHRYN N. Mrs. VERA J. LATSHAW KUHL Geography Latin 13 REBECCA C. LEAMAN Malhematicx KENNETH E. LEISTER Induxtrial Arts YYILSUN K. LEYVARS I'lzyvi1'r1llfducrltion and llffallh R. DEAN LEMON Industrial Artx BARBARA A. LEWIS Englixh ll AMES E. LIVENGOOD Science CHARLES LOHIN, Jr. DONALD MEASE Science Instrumental Music 14 EUGENE W. MILLER Social Studie: RICHARD RIILLER I,URE'I l'A MORSI Art f,'ONINIf'7FI,fII Sliulizrs Mrs. MARIA L. MURPI IY lfnglzfsh QV. W -was Y 'V g NAM. ' 'fr Nlrs. IXIABICI, F. MVRRAY linlqlixh WN JOAN M. NOLAN English and French i Mrs. DOROTHY B. NYSTROM Librarian I5 STEPI IEN PALKOVIC Science KAREN RAASCH Art A JOSEPII M. ROBINSON LOUISE V. RYS English and Social Studies Special Education HAROLD w. SHAAR Mrs. ELIZABETH L- Mzuic Supervisor STOCKTON Physical Education and Health MARY S. WEAVER History PAUL L. WENRICH Mrs. ELAINE L. WILSON Social Studies Business Education 16 Mrs. HELEN H. WISE Vocational Home Economics ss MARGARET A. WALKER. R.D.II. Dental llygirrlid ROBERT E. IIUMPIIRIiYYlI,I.E, D.l7.S. School Dvvzlixt ai i K e HDNA C. ARIXISTRCJNU, R.N. Sflzaol Nzlrw JAMES S. NI.'XR'l'lN. 51.11. bi Sflzoal Doctor P I X'lO1,Ii'l'M, ANDRICYYS High Srlmol .Vwrzrtrzr Mrs. RICHARD NISSLHY Dixt1'ivI Svrrefary .V -l F BHS, NI.-XRIF QZEIIKIAN Blrs, DOROTHY IIEINZEIAIAN li'l'III-II,RI-1II7IiNBAl'fLII Sf'1'H'Yf1fJ' Svfrrlmy Srrwfmy jg 1.7 Those Who Greatly Helped BACK ROW -- Mrs. Sprcnkle, Mrs. Killian, Mrs. McGarvey, Mrs. Leaman, Mrs. Reichard, Mrs. Cralcy, and Mrs. Forney. FRONT ROW - Mrs. Witman, Mrs. Forrey, Mrs. Buch, Mrs. Cruley and Mrs. Snyder. f 1 V-QA.. .- MM. , .,.. . V. A ' f ' 15591 ' - S 'f . gn 1 ' n -4, y gg . ,. , ..., . , .fi Y W . Y, Mrs. Meyers, Miss Miller, Mrs. Heistand, Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Chandler, and Mrs. Schwenk. I 9- Mrs. Eberle, Mrs. Petticolfer and Mrs. Frey. 18 Mr. Reidenbaugh, Mr. Frey. I N DNV . 'W' K' iq., J Q.. . . BUS DRIVERS ' cor ' --Lis STANDING - Mr. Enck. Mr. Forrcy, Mr. Buckwxlltvr. Mr. Hcss. Mr. Christ Ilvss and Mr. Allvn Hess. SEATED Q Mr. hlumpcr, Mr. Buvh, Mr. NN'itmcr, Mr. NN'ingcnroth, Mr. Koller Mr. Groff and Mr. Zscrai. -D-M twr., X. X, R ' sUPER1.v7'END1fNT OF BUILDINGS N? 'Ei AND GROUNDS 7: an ur' . d j f N ' Q Mr. Garrett Confcrs wrth a Workman , t.,t ,i ww f N 4 5' ,tit I Mr. Miller. Mr. Stahl and Mr. YVOrlcy. X I .. fe. v f S ,fr M: - f .gi fm lil JV ' V 14 ' My , .al . 4 la li V K :J 4 ff we Q. sire war, 1+ . ft ,M Ie .V W? ', HW wr ,. ei! JOHN N. ACKERMAN john Good humor is the best attire one can wear in society. CHARLES R. ACKLIN Chugk He has a head to contrive, a tongue to persuade, and a hand to execute many deeds. 42.2 CAROL I. ALBOUM Squirt Gracious and sweet, a friend one likes to meet L. BRUCE ALTHOUSE, Jr. Bruce High ideals control the world. NANCY LOU ARMSTRONG Toddy EDNA J. ARMSTRONG Ed She seems full of cheerful yesterdays and confident No quest is too great for the daring of mortals. tomorrows. ETHEL J. ARMSTRONG Eth SUSAN ARNOLD Sue Candor is the mother of her wit. Unstained thoughts seldom dream evil. 22 SUE LYNN AULD Suzie Like granulated sugar . . . sweet and refined JACK W. AUMENT jack Happy is he who in his music can steer from grave to light, from pleasant to severe. MYRNA JEAN BAILEY lean Her looks and language are full of gentle kindness. P. CLEONE BEAR Cleone The hand achieves what the mind creates. LINDA L. BEARLEY Linda Much wisdom is often accompanied by few words. TERRY R. BEASLEY Ter Noble thoughts . . . noble deeds M .A if L-. ew 'Q W1 Jr f Z if f y ' WH., Wu V' ,ww PATRICIA GAIL BEJGROWICZ Trixh The sunshine of laughter brightens any heart. BARBARA ANN BELL Barby A willing helper does not tarry until she is asked. 23 I MZWWW lffifwwlife dj PAUL ROWN Brownie uiet exterior is betrayed by a twinkle in his eyes. EMILY SUE BROWN Bmwny A soul like the sun . . . warm and cheerful. PHYLLIS MAE BENDER Phil The strength of cheerfulness is wondrous. CAROLINE E. BERGMAN Cassie Silence is the temple of our purest thought. JAMES M. BRENER lim The more men think, the more they question. EVELYN MARIA ELIZABETH BREUER Euie Sincere ideals are the results of profound thinking. SUSAN EILEEN BUCKWALTER Sue The citadel of beauty and virtue is modesty. ROBERT S. BULLER Bob He that has patience can have what he will. 24 e. . Q, 4 , JEAN MARIE BURKINS Bean Dependable ns the rising sun. ANNA MARY BYLER Anna The law of kindness is in her tongue. BARRY CARNAHAN Barry Where others fail the persistant man succeeds. ROBERT L. CARPENTER Bob Life is to be fortified by friendship. ANNA LOIS CHARLES Loie On the stem of grace grows the flower of meekness. MARVIN A. COCHRAN Marv No fortune is so rich as honesty. KENNETH E. CRALEY Music is the glory of his life. R. PARKER CROWELL What is strength without an 25 Ken Parker equal share of wisdom? 1 WILLIAM F. DERBY, jr. Bill Good humor is goodness and wisdom combined. BARRY L. DICELY Dice A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. 1296944.44 'L 4-'ll.??fw. Q41-1,4 53-Q, X . r LClll.,i4 fx fi L ,y.Jft4-4451 7 li A X I L i 1121 l . - k , ' . ' 1 614 1 q C, II! L WILLIAM R. DIXON, jr. Bill Silent energy moves the world. WILLIAM V. DORWART, Jr. Pete How have I sinned, that Thou hast made me so tall and thin? BARBARA TERESA EBERLE Barb KARL M. DREYER Butch Nothing is more rare than true goodness. Frame your mind to merrimentg it lengthens life. LOUIS L. EDWARDS, jr. Louie BRAD EASTMAN Captain It is not how much we have but rather how much we The nearer we are to nature the greater our joy. enjoy that makes life worth while. 26 SONDRA ELAINE EICHELBERGER Sonnie Kind hearts open the door to happiness. WANDA MARIE EMICH Birdie Many things change with the times, but femininity is always in style. FRED s. ENGLE, Jr. The thoroughly occupied are never unhappy. MIRIAM E. ERB Words unspoken do no harm. H. GLENN ESBENSHADE Silence is a great art of conversation. ELLEN V. ESTERLY A smile is a prelude to a laugh. Pap Mim Glenn Ellen 5 JANE E. FASNACHT faney Words and wit How so freely that there is no time for echoes. CHARLES TUCKER FELLMAN Tuck Determination shines with a double lustre when dis- played with humility. 27 f 1 I . A f f my f I ! NVQ f X fi. f .' f f . X f HAROLD T. FRIES, Jr. Duke Excellence is never granted to a man but as the reward of labor. GILBERT N. FRYER II Gil Words spoken by a magic voice take on the form of wit. '28 DOUGLAS J. FELTMAN Doug Every worthy activity makes room for itself. STELLA MARGARET FINDLEY Stell Conscientious, studious, clever . . . does she shirk her duty? Never! l c I I PHYLLIS MARIE FOLTZ Phil Her hair is black, her eyes are bright, her words are cheerful, for her heart is light. HAROLD FREY, Jr. jim In today already walks tomorrow. MARY CATHERINE GARBER Squirt Like sunshine through the clouds her smile will brighten any day. CAROL E, GOODMAN Goody A reflection of sunlight with a soaring spirit. it rf' . . SUSAN M. GRAETZ Graetzie The graces of music flow from the strings of the heart. RHODA M. GREENBURG Ro A gentle woman nobly planned, to warm, to comfort and command. HAROLD F. HAFER, Jr. Hafe Ambition is the embryo from which success is born. VIRGINIA LOUISE HATFIELD Ginny It is the happy privilege of youth to construct castles in the air. F. GLENN HAUS Spike Let thy words be few . . . thy thoughts many and pure. GAIL ELLEN HEALEY Gail How easy it is to be amicable when surrounded by her happiness. H. ROBERT HEISERMAN Bob What more could mortals want than mirth? GARY HERR Cary Time and energy often produce success. A M. TIMOTHY HOLLINGER Tim As his inclinations lie, so good are his deeds. REBECCA M. HOSTETTER Beckie Happiness is like a sunbeam which intercepts each shadow. 30 .ff . isis Br LORNA MARIE HERSHEY ' Lorna Those who move easiest dance with heart as well as with sole. HUGH J. HIGGINS Hugh A man shines in company, especially when he is ac- companied by wit and candor. JULIA ANNE HILL Julie Our actions make us worthy of what we inherit. JOHN L. HOELTZEL Curly We are living in an eternity . . . the time to be happy is today. BRENDA ANNE HOUGENTOGLER Huggy Nothing is as strong as gentlcness. MARILYNN JANE HOYT Maggie The active portray the spirit of life. GERALD C. HUBER Gerry The youth of the soul is everlasting. SHIRLEY JEAN HUBER Shirl Music is the child of love. RICHARD BRANDT HUGHES Skip Man should not trifle . . . life is brief and meant to be lived. BETTY JO EDITH HUHN B. J. Let purity be the feminine and truth be the masculine of honor. GARY H. JAFFAE Gary An ounce of discretion weighs more than a pound of wit. ROLAND M. JERMYN, Jr. jerry Free will enslaves no man. LYNNE KENT Lynne Art inspired by a carefree heart is the poetry of life. KAREN L. KILHEFFER Kate Pleasant mischief! MARIANNE KAUFFMAN Neemi There is a soft and pensive grace, a cast of thought upon her face. GERALD KELLER jerry What more than freedom could befall man? JOYCE E. KELLER Joyce After speech, silence is the greatest power in the world. JUDITH ANN KELLER Iudy A carefree laugh is balm to a weary heart. BETTY JANE KIMMET Kimi A miss is as good as her smile. JOANNE KAY KISSINGER fo Dark eyes but a. light heart. 52 ROCHELLE FRANCES KITT Rocky The star that shines so brightly. CHARLES RICHARD KNEISLEY Dick Burdens diminish when cheerfully borne. NEIL K. KOCHENOUR Neil Virtue, like a river, is silent at its greatest depth. CYNTHIA ANN KREIDER Cy High aims build high characters. JAY I. KREIDER, Jr. jakie Along the road of life one finds a great deal of amuse- ment. MARGARET A. KUNZLER Maggie Youth is continual intoxication borne on the wings of a blythc spirit. A M .1.. Vg JF 255 .',. ,TTV F M11 18 Veal I f A .f4?3ml,. DORIS LANDIS Doris Serenity and sweetness are begun in the heart and re- vealed through the face. LUCINDA K. LANDRETH Cindy Happiness is the object of existence. MICHAEL W. LEWARS Mickey Knowledge joined with common sense to mortals is a providence. GRACE LENORE LOGUE Lenore Sincerity is the first of the virtues. LINDA ELIZABETH LANE Lin A soft, sweet smile and a sunset for hair. GERALD w. LEAMAN Jmy From the crown of his head to the soles of his shoes, he is all mirth. CLARENCE LEFEVER Barry There comes a time when we should lay aside our work in search of fun. RICHARD L. LEVIN Rich All noble works are at first impossible. GEORGE LONG Lang A MIGhty man! ROBERT E. LONG Bob Always ready to lend a hand, always ready to under- stand. 34 CAROLYN FAYE LOOMIS Carolyn Amicable people radiate so much sunshine that they are reflected in appreciative hearts. JOYCE V. MCCARTHY joyce A serious expression masks a fun-loving nature. DAVID MCDIVITT Things don't turn up in this world until someone tums them up. Dave KATHLEEN ELLEN MCGRANN Kathy A blush is the color of virtue. D. BRUCE MACKAY Bruce Stillness of person and steadiness of features are marks of well-trained people. O. TERRENCE MCKIVETT Terry Wit is the salt and pepper of conversation. JUDY MADDEN A pint-sized barrel of fun. SUSANNE B. MARTIN A pleasant word lightens 35 Judy Sue even the dullest moments. ' if M . . , K, A mats. to X L wk N A .f . ,A X . . .. M. if. -. . giant- ,sf I. FAY MARIE MILLER Happiness in duplicate! JOAN L. MILLER A light heart lives longest. . . 3 . Fay joan xy W.gffJ5P'Qf pfwgifflblgffgga ? ' - X x 5 N X ,sg I 'N t , t , O' 'fy GL N G KING, ox Marty , ' fr are ' free, hy aren't they all 'nten lj' ? NJJRI ARD, PORTE MATTHEWS Dick ey the soul is ambition. X PHYLLIS JOANN MAURER Phyl An able woman shows her spirit by gentle words and resolute actions. CAROL ELAINE MILLER Carol Art does not imitate nature but expresses beauty within the heart. PATRICIA A. MONAGHAN Pat All human power is a combination of time and paticncc. MICHAEL JON MUMMA Mike Plain truth is one of the sublimest things in the world. 36 MARGARET MYERS Peggy We make good habits - then they make us. WANDA MAE NEEL Wanda If her heart were not light the skies would be dark. 1 ! JAMES P. NEISS lim Take life too seriously and what is it worth? SANDRA HELENE NEWKIRK Sandi How far that little candle throws its gleam! CAROLE ESHLEMAN NOLT Nolty Versitality's rainbow personified. GWENDOLYN F. PETERS Gwennie Gentle is the heart that loves. N- Q, I 'af wig et. , rw' WANDA A. PETERS Reserve is the truest expression PATRICIA RAE POTTS Small in stature but big in heart. of a gentle heart. Wanda Patti: 37 RQYQ 1 .- FRANCES E. RUBIN Every great man is an individualist. BARBARA RUMMEL How sweetness heightens beauty! Stes I r Q' F rannie Barbie WALLACE C. PRINGLE, Jr. Pete A lively spark of noblenessi RONALD G. REDMAN If loyalty is a certain image of eternity, his life will be long. Ronnie EDWARD RICK III Ed Charm strikes the sight and greatness the soul. EUDORA KATHRYN ROSEMAN Dora A thankful heart is the parent of all other vitures. JAY N. SCHROEDER jay The strong and silent are often the most worthy. SANDRA LEE SEASHOLTZ Sally In goodness lies all forms of wisdom. Q 38 .. QWWLMR BARBARA HOLMES SEIPLE Babs The basis of sincerity is virtue. DOROTHY MAE SHAFER Dottie Thy modesty is a light unto thy merits. .....-up PHILIP O. SHANK Flip Here is the man who sings at his work. JACK RICHARD SHAUB A heart as big as all outdoors. GLORIA M. SHELLY Not too short, not too tall, a little JACQUELIN ANN SHERICK A soul with room for every joy. Shaubie Peanut quiet and liked by all. jackie KENNETH GRAYBILL SHOTZBERGER Shotzie . . . , A driving personality. JOHN C. SHOWALTER The real test of character is 39 i0v. johnny J .. 3. ,,,,. . , W LENORE CAROLINE SPITZER Lenore Her heart's rhythm sings in her face. TERRENCE JOSEPH SPROTT Terry There is always room for the man of wisdom, and he makes room for many. KAREN LEE SMITH Karen True simplicity is the hardest to copy. JAY WARREN SMITH Warren Good times hinder not a good life. JOHN L. SNOKE Snokey He who walks shoulder to shoulder with determination seldom meets failure. SUZANNE V. SNYDER Sue Shyness is a charming ornament of youth. JANET ELIZABETH STOLARZ jan Tact comes from goodness of heart and fineness of taste. HENRY LAWRENCE STOVER Smokey Imagination is the king of our dreams. 40 LINDA JANE STRICKLER L. J. Unselfish and noble aetions are radiant pages in the book of her life. MICHAEL BECK STYER Mike Nothing is more infectious than example. JANET IRENE SWINEHART janet Quiet ways are pretty ways. STANLEY CIIARLES EDWARD MEADE TIGNER The offshoot of goodness is ehcerfulness. Stan FRANCES GAII. VERI Fmnnie The gift of musie is a gift from heaven. PATRICIA ANNE WADE Pat The truest of friends is forever a friend. JUDITH ELAINE WAGNER Judy The greatest triumph of art is the truest reproduction of nature. PERRY DALE WATTS Perry Too low they build who build below the stars. 4-l THOMAS C. WELCH Tam An end to end all ends. WILLIAM EDWARD WHITE Bill He doth attain great heights. LOUISE LUCILLE WEAVER Weaxie A wise man is he who knows the value of things. RONALD W. WEAVER Ronnie Handsome is as handsome does. MARGARET ANN WEIDEL Margaret There is no clue to character so revealing as the voice. RICHARD L. WEIDNER Dick He doeth little kindnesses. LINN ELLEN WHITMER Ellie Behold! A lady with a pretty comely grace. THOMAS J. WILKINSON In simple manners the secret lies. 42 face, gentle words and Tom Q GAIL JEANNE WILLIAMS Gail Strong reasons create positive actions. KATHRYN LOUISE WITTER Kathy Self-confidence is the essence of success. ffl SSN jak J29' W fa PAUL H. WITTLE Animal Humanitarianism requires no apology. Y M Glelfcfaddea 2 P , ffwgk .1 ggi , 11' ,gfi US? Il C15 - Mrs. Fisenhart, FIRST ROIV -'A L. to R. 4 Marion Fellenbaum, Sally Fritz, Daryl Hoover, Carole Gantz, Linda Fuhrman, Aldwyth Jones, Joyee Frantz, Maritnme Gamher, Barbara Hafer. Suzanne Hornberger, Mary Garber, SISCOIVD ROW: john Gardner. Timothy Griest, Thomas Glick, Dora Herr, Karen llartsoe, Doris Harnish, Mary Heistand. Donna Gilbert, Louis Kimmel, Mrs. Eisenhart. TIIIRD ROW: Brett Gratz, Richard Henny, Kenneth Kiehl, Jay Foreman, Daniel Grofl', Jay Groff, John Kemp, Philip Gerhard. Il AK f Nlr. Kilknskie, FIRST ROW' -- I., to R. -- Mildred YVarner, lkfary Elizahetli Tnlniey, hiargaret Snyder. Renate Spitzer, Patrieia Streaker, Freda Stief, Harriet Tome, Donna Young. Molly W'illiams0n, Audrey Zook, Lury Williams. SECOND ROW: Gerald Snavely, Lester Toms, Elsie Thomas, Dolores Wilt, Sandy VVeaver, Anne Louise Sprenkle, Ruth Stumpf, Joan Symington, Harold Smith, Dirk Wagar. THIRD ROW: hir. Kilkuskie. Kenneth Shenk, Harry Sh:-tter, Gary Stanffer, Titus Wfheatly, Riehard Wolf, Glenn Thomas, John VVein, Troy Thonlas, Edward W'aidley. uf-I 5 4 A I I I1 fl! -7- Mr. Kvnncdy, FIRST ROW I,. to R. Linda Potts. llianv Nvw- hcrry, Nancy Shapiro. Isa Pvarsc, Sandy Shwvnk, Connit- Nr-lson. Margarvt lwlyvrs. Jane Rofkwcll. Sandi Orzark. lXlariannr' Rowvll. Bvtsy Rosvnian. Slz'C0,N'D ROll'.' Arthur Rcttcw, David Olunart, Gloria Ruttvr, Bonnit- Sc'l1alt'r. Carol Rcifhard, Carol Myvrs. Lula Sclic-affr-r. Martha Shiflvr. qlosoplt Mummaw, Thomas Rohrbark, Mr. Kc-nnvdy. THIRD ROIV: Louis lNIul1lhm'rg, Dvnnis Ragcr. John Patvhes, Pctvr Pvtrosky, Ronald Pctcrs. llarold lNIurx'.1y, vvlllllllll Ruth, Konncth Shaub. Ut-orgv Roynoltls, Barry Rowt-. II fL f hir. Livt-ngoocl, FIRST ROJ1' I,. to R. Carol Marin' Martin, Sarah Martin, Lois Landis, Fay Landis, Rohvrta Landis. Mary Ann Minnirh, Iiil:-vu Migdon, Bonnie Lt'Brcton, Dvlorvs Mcvk. Sandra Kwsvy. Martha I.:-ft-wr'. SECOND RUIVJ hir. Livvngood. Hvnry Kropf, Mariannv Klint-pllv, Carol Ann Martin, Carol blagrudcr, Judith Kvllvr. Klara Martin. lna liJllllIl1ll'lt'l', Linda Loguv, Ronnie Lvfvvvr. TIIIRD ROW: William Krantz. Harold Mill:-r. Harry lNIununnw, Floyd hloorc, Barry Lyons, Alan Loss. Charlvs Millvr. Barry Holm, Richard Millvr. King Knox. 109' 4 Fi-,fi I ,W f we fs, W G' Q? 3 Qi an 2 Y uf ,,, A AW -Qs.. .K gsffcilwfsf' WH ff 5 aw gf. Q., 'if V!-MT 'elf . 1 .. .,, .vw ,,-'R 'ess f'1 N i A Fw ,Q F 1 X!NxR1v E1 . Q f- cm. a x,, .K Q K .,... K new ff' ,, ig! A-4. ff 0 K K ' Q ,L 'if Q 43 A Q uv Q ix I0 RB -f Mr. Berkheimer. FIRST ROW I.. to R. Betsy Wolf. Cionstanre YN'arner, lXIarion YYeaver. Phyllis YN'el1er. Inga Skronnne. Mary -lo Winters. Janet Smith. Gay Willett. Mary Shafer. Patriria Staufler. SI:'CU,X'D RUIV: l.eon Todd. James xvllll2llllS. Barbara Wenzel. Barbara Weaver. Dorothy Siegrist. Garlene Slyer. Rhoda Xvi'lClIllllll. Karen Sherlnan, Arthur XYelvster. Gregory Waidley, lN'Ir. Berkheimer. THIRD ROIV: Daniel NVillianis. Roller! Style. Mar- shall Stehinan. 'flieodore Smith, Donald lN'itwer. Charles Will. KlirhaelY0l'1n, George Tobler, Ronald Stehinan. joseph XN'eidel. Richard Winner. AliSlfN'l': Beverly Stoner. lYilli:nn Tinney. Roberta Wann. I0 IC 7 lNIrS. Conover. FIRST Rllll' I.. I0 R. - f Uarry lletfel. Anna lNlary Landis, Kathryn Hershey. June Kinsey. Lana Johnson. llarlene jenkins. Doris Kilburn. Joan Housinan. Kathy Landreth. Carol Kirchner. SI:'l,'tJ.N'D ROW: Gary Landis. Sally Klaus. Gail Knapp. Lesley Kent. Carol jones. Lorraine Heekle, Paula Hollinger, Ellen Ileisey. Jane Lauseh. Gladys Langford, Rolvert Hughes. Terry llotleeker. Mrs. Conover. THIRD ROW: jere Kenclercline. Rielm- ard Kohland. George Kauflinan. Newton Kershner. Rolmert Kinnnel. Ronald Lefever. James Johnson. lN'illian1 Leed. David Holloway. Toni johnson. Charles Klaus. John Kohland, Robert Koehn. Q0 '55 n k:-Q - if 7 .wi of W I S CQ' J 'U . M -4: twn. I0 CII 7- Mr. Ilowcr. FIRST ROW L. to R. -7- Annetta Robertson, Diane Powl. Ruth Ann Pictscli. Carolyn Pctticoffer, Arlene Ranck, Nancy Schwartz, Sharon Randolph. Joanne Pricstcr. Elizabeth Rosati. Patricia Neville. SECOND RUN' john Sheppard. .Ioycc Milcy. Elvin Shelly. Gary Ncwkirk. Philip Myers, Robert Slick. jerry Lynne Ryan, Sally Phillips. Anne Rohrbach, Sandra Pfeiffer, Marxc Rupp. THIRD ROW Mr. Howcr. Richard Myers. David Morrison, Randall Smith. Howard Munclorf. Robert Schod. Roland Palmer, John Shirk, Alana-s McElroy. Kenneth Myers. Richard Shay. Scott Shenk. ABSENT 1 Dennis Shaub. I0 FK 7 Miss Kopenhavcr. FIRST ROW I.. to R. 7 77 Sarah Martin, Carol Mad- den. Ps-ggy Lewis, Ann Pvifcr. .Io Luttringcr. Judith Minthorn. Mary Anne Miller, Miclu-lc Migdon. Rachclle Nlurray. Rose Nlaric Mitchcll. SECOND ROIV -- Douglas McDowcl1. Bcrl Long. Penny Morrow. Gm-raldinc Mohler. Sally Northup, Suzannc Mason. Gran' Moors-. Barbara Moorhouse. Anne Louise Nuss. Elizabeth Lewis. Daniel Longvncckcr. ,Incl lNlcCorkel. bliss Kopenhaver. THIRD ROW' - Ronald Miller. Thomas McMurray. John Lerlmschcr. Richard Moen. Harold Miller. Austin hfcilollough. Richard Magruder. Bernard McGrann. Thomas Leh, Howard Livingston, Michal-1 McCoy, Glenn Martzall. fc 1 I if. 5 wp 'fl -7 .. v I ,J fr . f . ' x -.0 Q OC 1 7 . . .. fi' ' l GRP? ,mf 3 ' , I A W id Q I .A 2343, i 5, 4 im invv vw A, 1 ff fa ,J 4 D 4 wmv M . A v it w ff? Sim - K -. 4' ,X :IT ' N S X . J ,I ,K K I s 'li W XT X XX X 5. .4 Q Q fi- I L ' W Q 1 ESF T . Q H- M 1 vga-:ap j' 'M Q ,,. Silk wow., . Y .fggvf 2. M., .-4... 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Patricia Johnson. hlarilyn Kopp. Anne Griest. Dorey Feltman. Cynthia Keller, Joan Fellenbauln. Frances Groff. SECOND ROW - - Mr. Kreider, Calvin Flury. Barry Hauf, Marilyn Goddard. Betsy Garinan. Janet Huston, Gail Hillard, Dorothy lless. Dorothy Horst, Ellen Kerrigan. James Hehn, Thomas Hartman. THIRD ROW - Rob Roy Jalnison. Gerald Herr. Robert Garnber, Larry Ham- inond. Rirhard Greene. George Healey, Andrew Gordon, Edward Groff, Joseph Glass, Andrew Hauek. David Hall, www 9 EK - Mr. Kruis. FIRST ROFV, L. fo R. - - Carol Pizzola. Carole Ott. Blajorie Parman. Margaret Nekut, Mirth Mumma. Joanne Minthorn. Susan My:-rs. Mary Jane Mitchell. Sandra Murr. Linda Niorgan, Barbara Petrosky, SICCUND RON' Mr. Kruis. Niawin Landis, Thomas Patterson. Sharon Myers. Darlene Minnivh, Linda Medsger. Kathleen Phelan. Linda Parke. Eric Mciiray. Ronald Miller, Harold Landis. THIRD ROW - - Eugene Murphy. James Letlon. Su-yen Pyle, Ronald Myers. Michael Lehman, Perry McCollough. Steven Maurer. Kenneth Ling, Michael McCue. Raymond Radtke. Robert Miller. 9 KK f Mrs. Kuhl, FIRST ROIV, 1,. to R. Alta Eli'lll'llN'l'gl'I'. Susan Dt-rr. Joanne Dixon, Jean Burkholder. Mildred Carper. Beverly Dussinger. .I.ll'l1ll1'llIll' Beere, Marian Brown, Evelyn Aukamp. Dawn Brought. SECOND ROW Bt-tty Diller. Gretchen Bennett. James Eherle. Samuel Barnett. jack Burkholder. Craig Bear. Sandra Armstrongi Alice Abramson, Cynthia Bryner. Carol Bosrh. Sarah Esterly, kits. Kuhl. TIIIRD ROIV 7 Vernon Dyer. Ambrose Bard. 'llll0Ill1lS Baird, Richard Ashby. Nicholas Andes. Richard Epler. Roger Blanshine. Crist Byler. James Buller, David Bechtel. il if Q , 9 IR I Mr. Robinson, FIRST ROI1' I,, to R. --- Biartha Sancr, Darla Ringer, lillvn Ranisvy, lloannr- Slivrvr. Nanvy Sachs. Clara Schairvr. Nancy Rumrncl. Linda 5 Prnwly. Sally I'msss-r. Glu-n Sloriiic-gi-r. SECOND ROW -- Mr. Robinson. 'fi Rirliarri Slmfif Rivharcl Shvllvy. Martha Shvarvr. Dolorvs Rllit. Jf':1nnf' Shcnk, .,,,i Donna Rvclinan. IYTII1' I'r'0tasic'wic'z. Palriria Rvvd, Rvgina Slotkin. Vvilliillll Siclli-'r. 'l'IlI1i'D ICUI1' Rohr-rt Rupp. Thomas Nm-wswangvr, Barry Sawyvr, Ruiwrt Svc-, Allwrt Sivgvl, John Nirlfaillr-y, Charlvs Sc-nft, Robert Rovkwvll, Mivliax-I Sz-vlr-n. Imam Saniplv. N X 35 9 lfli' Bits. YN'ilson. FIICST HOU' I.. In R, Sarah IFIIIHICY, Nancy Snavm-ly, lamnism- Sinitli. livtty Wilt, Elvanor Wink. Prifilla xvilQIlI'I'. St:-phanic W'alk0r. Sharon XYai'ci, Sharon Swartz. Kay Spangivr. SIfC0.'VD RUN' -- Dawn Tunis, Larry Wm-im-l. law' St4'x'l'11S, 4IL'fi'i'vy Yvolf, Antliony Yviltvr, David Swt'ig'art, I,ari'y Sliymlvr, Karl-n Sniolsky, Carol Stnkvs, Pcggy xvvilillvf. Mzirlhxi YVintc-rs, Ruth Ann Smith. TIIIICD RUI1' Mrs, Wilson. Rohm-i't Syclansk. Paul YVolff', 'A I,ax'xy XYuuds. 'l'lu'mIm'v xvl'11X'l'l'. Ronald Tsliildy, Edward W'inn'r. David Wbhr, Ruqvi'S1uiu-, .xlllllll'xV1'illl'l'. Q33 Qi-sea W l 5, Iv WS H 5 2 V Q ui 2 W w '-195g'w I 1, . i . I 'Viva k ' 1 if' fka. 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Sylvia Pfoeflle, Ennna Louise Rust-nman, Riehard Nnss, Clary Penn, David Pahngren, Roy Miller, Doug Miller, THIRD ROW -W Ricky Prire, Lee Pelen, Patrieia Phelan, Ginger Nellke. Cynthia lNInr'phy. 'lll10Ill1lS lI'lih1'ik. Dale Nlnsser. Stephanie Neknt. AB- SENT I-A Sandra Ranek. 8 ICS lN1rs, Storklon. FIRST ROI1' I., to R. Mary Dineen, Katherine Dnlaney, janies Binns. Rohert Byram. Ronald Brubaker, jay Armstrong, Raehel Fisher. Eileen Alxranison, Edwin Benediek, David Brener. Kathrine Butts, WVil- liam Charles, SECOND RUH' - f Mrs, Stoekton. Carolyn Braekbill. Norma Crockett. Gail Eirhelherger, James Blanshine. Benjamin Bender, Sally Eisenhart, Sheila Pllierly, Veroniea Bremer, Susan Belstra, Naney llanner. Donna Hertzler. THIRD RUI1' Sarah Sue Blaek, Ellen Anspaeh. Bonnie Bedi, Richard Cainphell. Robert Bell. Edwin Almentlshoen, Garry Brown, Donald Carr. Ronald Bueh, Gretchen Engstrom. Carol Eshenshade. fs X H '3 1 S X l s 5 x X + 'Sq .v it Q. E, 1 4 OO I6 59 3 W. 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Roberta lloover. Karen Kopp. Elaine Howard. David Johns. Czirol Kiinlmll, Hurry Leed. SECOND ROW -- Darel Johns, Lester Landis, Glenn Knoeplle. Mxillry Kendrick. Carol Killmrn, Richard lmhoff, Robert Julius, Kristin Kilhefler. Kathleen l,z1Bone, Nancy Kxuitz. THIRD ROW Edgar Lced, Glenn Landis, Pzitriein Hollinger. Rirh- ard Kc-en, jay Km-lszxll, Sherryl Kuhn, Pzltrieizi Hoover. Judith Landis, Sully Ann lloober. AB- SENT -W Robert Kneislvy. J ' r , ,1 4- Q 1? :, if f f ,M ' f fi f f f' iiilssnigi 1 4 , 'y AV A, f f,,f4f,f 'D ' I if .gb 4 ,gf ' 1 A : fr. . ! ,-afyzgf 1 wsu-'f i 5 . .ff 1,5 ' ' Ll ,f f 2 1 1 4 i f iff f ,ff A4 I x Q. M 1,1 , 1243, Af! C , X Q X L ., K . ,. ,. 6 ,Q 4. K, -1 - A 9 ,..-f-A - ' . , . I P9 f ' L 5 1 ' ' wx 'A A ' N. I JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL f ,J f MASK! n. l vfaipi fag ' f -. sl Www Welcome, Alaska Bookbinding Merit Badge 63 4 T93 Q x-fi :N!'l'.f- ' 1. mf V -xg. V . L ,N f ' ig xem. N., ,... . Q V W Q F ww' ' I ..,. 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David Morrison, Molly vViIIiLlIllSOIl. 5...--' 'M 'l'lu' clivisimi of tlu' stiulvnt Iumlv this yvm' musvcl tlu' Sttulvnt Couiuil to hc' rt'- m'g11I1ilc'cl into two svpgliuli' c'o11lu'ils. mu' in t-tu-It scluuvl. A main p1'0jc'c't of thc svnim' high Stiulvnt clllllllfil was spcmsmsliip ol' tlu' zlmulztl lla1ll0w1't'11 Q1u'f'n Cmitvst. llwzxtlsc' tlu' high svluuwl guulitfwium was iumt i'Ullll?lt'll'll. tlu' Sttulvlit hotly Cotlltl not vlvct ll c1tu'i'n, 'l'lu' t'mnu'il IIll'llllJt'l'i haul tht- :ultlt-tl rc'- sponeilaility Ol Qt'lt'c'tiIiQ tht- l't'pr1'sc'litzltix't' to tlu' Spcuulmzlvlit c'x'l4'lu':ltifm. 'l'lu' Vrwtlii- vil :ilwo took Cl1:n'g't' of ulillllllll' lllly-i :itul tlu' ll:mu's lillfllllllllll fXl1'mm'iz1l Fllllil l71'ix'c'. Social c'x't'nts spoiwwiml hx' tlu' c'0mu'il iIu'll1clt'cl 11 sru'i:1l luwtu' liullmviiig' Sl lmzwkvt- hzill Qzmux as wvll :is tlu- zlmitlnl Spring zuul y4'z11'luwk clzixuvs. 'flu' junior high Sl1lCll'Ill Cimmvil, lll1Clt'l' tlu' :1clx'iQm'sliip of Mrs, Yvrzi l.:tlQl1:1w. hzul gm au'tix'm' clvhut. In aulclitiun to spuiismiiig social 1u'tix'itit's. tlu' t'm11u'il lJliK'lJL1ll'll it luuulhoolx for tlu' ltittm' im' Oli-ilIIllUl'l1lQll school sttult-nts. Ollitvrw of this urmtp gmt l'.mu'l.i llill.u'tl, lH'!'Yllll'IllQ Ivmx IAVIIQ. Xlft'-l7l't'Slllt'IllI l.OlllSl' l.LlIlLll't'lll, Sl'l'l'l'llll'yl S. Siu'uh'1', S. l'ilNl'llll.lll, D, lfn-xg RI, Ilixitlwii, 'I'llllCD iiul .luhn llvlm. ll'1'.lSlll'l'l'. l llfSil' HHH' li, In H. l,. ICUI1' K. IJlll.!Il1't'. l'. llill.1t'rl. l,. Lung. li. S.lIllllll.lH l'll'Il. ml. Sl4'lllll.lll. Xvlll'I'S1'll. l', lil'lll!.llil'I'. lislwn' XY, l..!l9ll.IXN'. llwulu-x, llvhn. lf. Sy-tlhmsk .ltltz l.. llilwi, l . l,l'x'ii1. K. lY11lvlmh's, .S'l'fffl7.X'lJ lflllii l U1'li l'll lfllli' ll, Xl.uli.u'. S. Iltmlwr. K. Knapp l.. li.lllil'Il5lll'liQl'l'. P. flxihlv, S, Nvwliirli. N, XYilt'uX. l.. l..n1uli'v'tl1. Nl. Shirlx, S. llvyn. Kim. l..itsh.uw. n..,,x NN: ,QQ All IIRS7' ROW, I.. In R.: S. Svztsholtz, IW. Kauffman Il. Slt.tlR'r, ll. Allltllllll, I., I.1tn1'. YY. Eniifh, C, Nolt, P. Potts. S. Snyzlt-ig S. Brown. P. Wtulv. P. Mnurvr. M. Myers, K Mills-tx .S'ln'l,'U.N'IJ lt'Ul1': S. L. Auld. I., Logue. L. Bczir- lcv, .fXt'nultl. P. hitvtigtuligtii. S. Eiflivllwrgvr. Kissingvr. A 1 1 ' w I liurkins, I.. f.ll.ll'll'S, IS. St-iplv. E. Brcucr. Cv. Pctws, t'fI.ll'Illy. li. list:-rly, ll. XN'illi1uns. K. YN'ittCr. S. Nvwkirk R fI1't't'l1Ill'l'tL. 'I'IIllt'D lt'0Il': E. Arinstrong. Waignvr, I Kent. ll. Ilvgtly. Ii. Ilmtgviituglcr. S. Hulwr. L. Strifk- PREQ9 CLUB . h 1 lcr, C. Gooclnizm. C. Loomis. S. Crzwtz, Fincllvy, I. WR-atv:-r. IXI. Iloyt, B. Runnncl. C Lzniclrvtli, C. Krviclt-r K. INIt'Clr:tnn. I 0I'RTIl ROIII: K. Killlvflvr. ISJISIILIVIII M. Kunllvr. I . Vt-ri. R. Hosta-ttvr, B. Julius. B. Ilulin E. Arnistrong. I.. IIt'i'slit'y. L. XYI1itn1t'r. Ilill. Stulxtrl M. Iirli. l Il TIl ROIV: YY. Sniith. IV. Ilvrlmy. R. .Ivrntyn IW. Styvr. II. Frivs. II. Iizifvr. S. Tignvr. B. Altlloust-, F Englv. B. tlgirnnlixni. Prvss Club works cliligvntly lllI'0l1gllOlll tlic- yvzir. soliciting' mls. writing Copy. planning layouts, Coniplt-ting. and Carrying out vountlt-ss otlu-1 pluisvs c'onnvCtvcl with tht- pulmlisliing of ll ytmn- book. Nvar tlif' 4-ncl of tlic-ir iuniot' wzir. stuclr-nts intvr- vstvcl in tliis zivtivity nuwt to orgzlliifv tlit' fluli gtncl clc-Ct ofHc'c't's. In latte- sutntnt-r. llIll'l' tliv co-c-clttors, nrt mlttor. sport vclitor, lmusinvss IIIZIIHIQPII lit-zlcl typist ztncl tltv luvtllty :1clx'isors svlvft tlic svnim' plmtogratpltmp tht- work lwgins. Act soliciting by tltc club, in c-lim-gv of tltt- littsint-ss iiiziiizigvr. is tht- lirst job to Inc- clone-. Ns-xt. xlltvi st-lvciting :in zippt'opt'i11tv tlu-tnv. tlic' wltult- class IlOIl1IIllllt'S Sl'X't'1'llI cztlicliclzltvs Im' tllt' lll'Llll'llIltlIl. luut until tha- stispvnsv Iillvcl UllUX't'IIIltg.I only tltt- cclitors know wliosm' picture will :ippt-:tr on tltv c'm'vtr'cl pugv. SEATIJD. I.. fo R.: llatnvt Stolnrz. Sports vclitor: tlllllil Ilill. c'o-cclitorg Linn IN'liitin4'r. co-vclitor. S'l'A.VIJI.X'tl: Mr. IIOstc'ttt'l'. uclx-isurg Louist' YYCt1x't'1'. lutsinvss IIl.lI1AlQ,l'I'Q Stvlln Fincllvy. livxtcl typistg Judith NN'4tg1i0r. ZITI vclitorg Miss Ku- IJl'IlilYt'l', xulvisor. 1IlI.S l' ICUIV. I.. In lf.: Ilill. R. FrL'clCrim'ks. U. Sch- R, Spitxmg l.. Kn.uu'r. B. XvllK'l'Sf'll, linlwu, .-X. Smith. mtl, CY, llllllllllfv- lf. Ku'icl4'r. P. NY.ulm'. I.. IAOKHP, S. Now- T. IQJSIOII. I . Yvri. 'l'II1lCD ln'l7ll': Mus R. l.1'.nm41n. R. lxlrli. Y. Nlrllsmvll. R. Ruse: A. flllIlll'. C, Slil'0lllll1!'. B. IIl'lIllQ'llIl.llL KI. ,'Xll7l'l'lSUll, R. RLIIIIQVY, KI Sm-up K. Sllvp- .uu'k. B. Sl'llLlfl'l4. S1fl.'f7.'X'D IJUIV: L. xVllllIIlC'l'. B. pnrcl, D. Stonv. D. l s'llm.m. N. KL!k'llI'IlITlll'. R. Rmsvll. I.. lluugm'nIuglc'r. S. IIlll7l'l', S, Slulsluwllx. E. .'Xl'IIlSll'0l1Q, K. EllHl'l'.S.I4.,'xlllll. riirguum. K. YYilIL'r. S. Mxxrlin. Suyclamm. R. lLl'n'c'ulu1rg, 'lllu' Ili-l,lu' is lDllllllSll1'Ll lxwlu' limvs il yvnr or vu-ry tlmw' uw-ks ul ll sulm- scwiptiml mlm' of Slfvll ,wr f'1'lll'. ll ig wrilum. vclilml. p1'fuwl'l'm':1cl. Zlllll xvnl to IJI'l'SSl1yllll'Sll1lll'IllS0l-lllK'Sl'lllUl'lllQll. 'lllu' goal of llu' lli-l.itm' is lu p1'm'Sn'l1I llu' lzlu'sl xuwvs. iulc'u'sli11g l.t'Llllll'l'S. :uul coxllplvlm' sports c'rwc'1'.1gv to 1'ill'll sub- sc'r'ilu'r in lmlll junim' mul N1'lllUl' lligll Sfllooli. lfxp1'l'im'Iu'c' Q2lllll'll l,l'Ulll lDllllllNlllI1g mlnis pm'1'umclu'.1l clovs Illllfll In llll'l'l'QlS1' llu' stall' Ill1'llIlV'l'S. Q1'IlK'l'ill lxllUXX'lI'ilgK' ul' HI EI1QllSll. To lluwf' wluw Ixlgm lu lulluw - -iUlll'll1lllSlIl it is lirrlll I7l'Lll'll1'Lll :xlul lu'1u'iim'iz1l I TU lf.: S.IIlill'.l Svzlslurllf. lxusixmvss .., : ..IlKl'. . 'Q '11 'Z Rluulzx fll'l'l'l1lllllQ. m'cliun': Nlisw l,1':nmzm, Q :ulvismi Mirl1.u'l Stymp Qpfvrls vrlilmt Klyn- 1 ' -' ': r1.' lg 010. 'np ' , SlfA7'lfD In to R. : S. Tigner. P. Shank. M. Hoyt. R. Kitt. K. Witter. N. Koehenour. T. lNIeKiyett. STA.YDlNll.' R. YN'eaver. E, .-Xrinstrong. R. Blzltthews. C. Kreider. BI. Iiewars, SENIOR PLAY wllhis is the screwiest place l was eyer inli' 'l'hese words, taken from the last :let of Out of the Frying Pan, aptly stun up life in the apzirtinent shared hy six stage struck young inen and woinen, The pro- dueer in the apartment lmelow thein is about to east ai road company of his current liroadway hit. 'iMostly lNlurder, To he in a play is just the hreak the as- pit-ing actors need to start theni on the road to the- atrical success. But the prohleni is how to get the producer upstairs to see thein act. The action is kept at a lively pace lay love. corpses. Mickey Finns, Guinho Z'herhes, and Stzuiislaysky. The situation is :-I . further complicated by an irate father. a prim and proper friend ol' one of the girls. a hewildered land- lady. and two policemen who are thoroughly taken in hy the play-acting. In spite of everything. the linal scene brings ahout. a hilarious hut happy conclusion. 'Tint of the Frying Pan. held on Noyeinher 21 and 22. under the direction of Klr. Russell llerkheixner. was the first event to he presented in the auditorium of the new senior high school. Another first this year was the constructing and painting of the set hy stu- dents, clone under the direction of Mr. George Rhe- inan and hir. Richard Kliller. 'QJ ,u Don't anyone move! Cvorgt' Boclvll NtWl'lIl3ll Rvvst' IXUS. Garnet . Tony lJt'llIliSOIl 1N1'ttrit'I Fnstvr Katt' Ault ..,. Rlnrgt- Iicnson Uottit' Colmrn N111 Cfolmrn . . Nfl: Kc-nny . Maw ..., , Jon' . . - Stzmlvy Tignvx' Nvil Kocllvnour Cynthia Krvidt-1' Philip Shank Etlu-l .'Xl'll1Sll'0I1Q .. Rocltvllt' Kitt 1xI11I'iIf'IH'1 Hoyt Kl1llll'f'I1 YYittt'1' . . Ric'l1:11'cl Nlrlttlwws . 'l't'l'l't'Ili'l' RIc'Kiw'tt xIiK'll1lt'l I,l'XV1ll'S . . Ronnlcl XVOHYCI' lc' sptrit Says tht- uirl that Saw UI'1Tldf'lld.', sn tht 1n111'tlt'1'11u1st lirit' I nt tl an jus 1 Hello darling Its divine to see you absolutely d1v1ne.', R M if Q rswaqmnhmww Xl 1 ir: it M l S SEATED L. to R. - Lucinda Landreth. Cynthia Kreider, Stanley Tigncr, Marilynn Hoyt, Neil Koehenour, Louise Weaver, Wanda Neel, Linn Whitmer. STANDING - Terrence MeKivett, Philip Shank, Terrence Sprott, Kathryn Witter, Michael Lewars, Carol Goodman, Douglas Feltman, Linda Lane, Michael Styer, Sandra Seasholtz, and Gary Herr. JUNIOR PLAY All the world loves a loveri' f especially a young one. This was the theme of the junior class play Star- light, Starbrightf, presented on November 22 and 23, 1957, under the direction of Mr. Russell Berkheimer. For weeks Susan Townsend CMarilynn Hoytj has been eagerly awaiting her sixteenth birthday party, and at last the big evening has arrived. Everything just had to be perfect. But complications arise when she and her best friend, Jennifer Clayton fKathy Witterj, decide to help Lucy Macon CCynthia Kreiderj, an ugly duckling, be- come desirable to men. It soon becomes evident that they have succeeded only too well, for Lucy captivatcs every boy there including Susan's boyfriend, Chuck Lindley fStanley Tignerj. The party appears to be a dismal fail- ure until Gordan Hale CPhilip Shankl, a devastating 'gcollege manf' arrives and captures Lucy's affections. The evening ends happily as Chuck and Susan are re- united and Jenny finally convinces Susan's brother Buzz fNeil Kochenourj that girls can be fun. Oh Chuck Lets dance slow 72 Irllesill HOU' I.. to R, - llowzlrcl Mllndorf. Rolwrt Rus- sm-ll. -luvk fl2ll'lll1l'l'. Ric'l1111'cl Xvilgilf. Philip G1-rlmrd. John Slllllitx. Do11gl11s Folt1111111. Philip Shank, Tc-rrmicf' Mc'Kiv- ctt, l'll'1'tll'll'li Englv, Gary .la1ll:11', SECOND ROI1' f- Mi- 4'llQll'l lxlllllllllll. Floyd Moo1'c, B111'ry Rows-. King Knox. ll1ll'I'Y lNlllIIllll1lXV, l lLlW'1lI'fl lN'a1icll0y. Josvph lNI11111111:1w, 1 1 - v ll11- ll1-X 111011-1111'11l has now sp1'1-sul 1l11'c111gl1c111t llllllly c'o1111I1'i1's. 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K SAFETY COUNCIL 'l'hc S2lllt'ly Council. cstulwlisliccl two ycnrs llgtl lor thc purposc ol' promoting szllcty in :ill phztscs ol' school uctivitics. has hucl an uctivc ycgu: llcztliying that at ncw school crcutcs ucw prolvlcuts. tht- council organ- in-cl at lirc putrol anal cstnhlislrccl il systcin for thc xuruugctucnt ol' cars in thc parking lot. Auothcr projcct czuriccl out hy tht- council wus thc complctiou of at lurgc township iuup which pinpoints tht- location of cnch stuclcufs hoinc :intl thus cnnlnlcs council II10l1ll3t'I'S to plan luorc t-Hicicnt bus routcs. lu thc lull ol' thc yczug scvcrnl inctnhcrs nttcnclccl thc :uinuztl sufcty confcrcncc hclcl :lt Millcrsvillc Stzltc 'lcnclicrs Collcgc. Mcrulucrship in thc council is gainccl by clcction only :incl incluclcs onc pcrson from czlch hus trip, onc from thc group which Wallis, two from thc driving group, :tual two from tht- Stuclcut Council. . -if--W l IR.S'T RUIV, I.. to R.: S, Miirtiu. Auritt, BI. Nlyvrs, ClSlI'IIllll'lll'll, NI. Alhcrtson, V. Mcllowvll. lNIzittht'ws, .S'l'.'l.'U.'N'IJ RUll': K, Luouiis. A, Cfliiuv, C. Doughty. l,. R. Kitt. Rorkwvll. A. Smith, ll. Rvclnizin. S. lit-rr, C. ling:-x'. IJ, Lung. S Oi-fgivk. K. l,lIlll'lI1gl'l'. THIRD RUIV: Boorv. P. Wclwr. li. Gutshnll. In TO R.: .lo Ami Climb, sr'c'rc't:iry: hlzirlx Alhs'i'tsonA ti't'.isi1i'c'rg Roclwllt- Kitt. prvsi- dvut: Mr. Bm-rkludnwr, zidvisorg Cun- dxuivc Doughty. vice-president. DRAMATICS CLUBS To vncoiimgc intvrvst and apprc-Ciation of tha- tlivatvr :mtl its rv- Inu-tl zirts through ri study ol' theory :md through practiczil noting t-'spa-r'iv11Cv. is the purpost- of tht- Senior llrziiiizuics Club. 'l'his yt-zu' Cluh 1114-1nlvt'rs stuclivcl living AI116xI'lC21H Plays suvh as You Czuft. 'llikc It with You and I Rl'IIll'll1l3t'I' 1N'Iz1uu1. ISI:-nibc-rs also prc- svntccl 21 one-act play to tht- svnior high school stuclc-nt hotly. Projvvts unclcrtakcn hy 'lot-n ACtors. tht- junior high school dram- matics Club, incluclvcl tht- prvsvntntion ol' tlm-v one-act plays us wcll as ll trip to thc Ht-rslicy tlicntcr. Ofliccrs of Tccn Actors wvrt-1 John Uziviclson, pri-siclcnt: x'IlK'llIlt'l Glasniirc, x'iC0-pnzsiclcntg Joyu' GLu'clm'1', St'Cl'l'l2lI'y1 llllfl xI21I'X'lIl Blil- lcr, tx't'11si11'c1'. Bliss lVt'2lYl'l'. Aclvisor. FIRST ROIV, L. to R.: Dxiviclson. flxircliivr. M. Nlillvr. VVCZIVCF, K. Piirtvr. S1:'CO.YD RUIVJ C, YN'ilson, KI. Glzismirv, D. Stovrkvl. Klaus. Miss Wcuvvr, A. Gcrlmrcl, T. Rox, J. Ilqirtuuui. THIRD ROW: S. Boon: K. Livingston, P. Gvrwvr. .I. Shotz- bergcr, P. Geist, Royvr, E. Posey, Eshviislitulv. ! lambs iLvll :s 1 Q N . . YT W., ., .r Q Q -5 t s 'itstfggifef .551 s s is :. 0 he we Q iff, 5 f X ff. E QQ, 1 J 2 U , . . ta' ' J -Q 1 V ' 2 .. - 'Q 'W W V N5 Q' I FIRST ROH' I,. to R.-f Elaine Hollinger. Cynthia Crist, Sally Gorman. Dorothy Eyster. Donna Eyster. Kathryn Butts. Jean Hardy. Emma Roseman, Joanne Hertzler. SEC- OND ROIV --- Mary Jo Buller. Nancy Jo Zwally. YVilliam Charles. Carolyn Wilson. Michael Brubaker. John Esben- shade. Albert ll'iker. Sally Myers. Jane Donnell, Sandra Boore. Patti Schwenk. Martha Glick. Walter Jumbelick, Emily Posey, Carole Kimball. Roherta Jones. Valaric Franck. Joseph YVursch. Phillip Greiner. THIRD ROW - Nancy Erb. John Davidson. Robert Stroeble. Dennis An- drew, Shirley Weidel. Jean Hoadley. Kathryn Wubbels. Edith Krieder. Carol Hillard. Marlene Patches. Leslie Elmer. Sarah Martin. Coleman Funk. Irel Buckwalter. Michael Eager. FOI'R'I'II ROW - - La Vergne Minnig. Joyce Gardner. Deborah Mummaw. Diana Zimmerman. Karan Kopp. Marcia Spitzer. Sandra Ilofferth. Doris Lausch. June Y W Zuck. Margaret Lebo. Marjorie Rohrback. Louise Landreth, Vicki Goddard. Carol Martin. Lynn Elmer. George llrown. John Hansen. Donald Arment. Dexter Fry. Donald Law- rence. FIFTH ROW - -V William Stcckervetz. llarold Spatz, Jay Armstrong. Jerry Clark. Fred Gardner. Dennis Sens:-nieh. Margaret Gerwer. Judith Shotzberger. Joy lVillett. Susan Belstra. Kathryn Livingston. Kay Eby. Cretchen Ryan. Judith Forman. Susan Schneider. Martha Ilill. Patricia Cvable. hlary Murphy. Julia Sesseman. SIXTII ROH' - - Susan Black. Marcia Rick. Barbara Jermyn. liarbara llea- ley. Patricia Garber, Sally Hoober. Marcia Cohen. Kathryn Dulaney. Sally Eisenhart. Doris Kratzert. Nancy Danner. Louise Van Horn. Harolyn Kline. Mary Lou Stone. llev- erly Rowe. Judith Iletzel. Martha Powl. Susan Ileyn. Sally Groff. Sally Urban. Susan lleintzelman. Pamela llillard, Lynn Long. Gretchen Engstrom. Linda Moorhouse. JUNIOR CHORAL CLUB cn . 1 :ro . iaar. is composed ol' students ftlarch the club sang novelty songs including 'l'he lrom the seventh and eighth grades. The members are chosen alter competitive tryouts. I l'his year the club participated in the annual Christ- Offi nas assembly. singing the traditional Jesu Bam- bino. Another ol the outstanding numbers was l'The l'he Junior Choral Club. which is under the hne di- Birthday of a King. In the spring concert held in ltctiw ol' N11 II1 ld Sl ' Syncopated Clock. 'l'he group also sang several times in various assemblies. cers were: Linda bloorhouse. president: lrel lluckwalter. vice-president: and Martha Powl. secretary-treasurer. The Manheim Township High School Choir is con- sidered one of the outstanding choirs of Pennsyl- vania. Many times throughout the year it was invited to entertain at such places as the Lancaster Rotary Club and the Pennsylvania Schoolman's Day Pro- gram. In addition to this the choir participated in numerous school concerts, including the annual Christmas Ves- per Service and the dedication of the new school building. A production with a Spanish theme, the lyrics of which were written by several choir members and Mr. Shaar, was presented by the group in their annual spring concert. As part of the senior high graduation exercises senior choir members sang at Baccalaureate, and the entire choir sang at Com- mencement. The choir, under the direction of Mr. Harold W. Shaar, meets every Monday, Tuesday, and Friday, and is open to sophomores, juniors, and seniors. This year,s officers included: Bruce Althouse, presi- dent, Barry Rowe, vice-president, Philip Shank, secretary-treasurer, and Louise Weaver and Linn Whitmer, librarians. 'Nik 'l'l'f.YORS. I IRS'I' RON' L. to R. -- Randall Smith, Robert Style. Robert Buller. James Brener. SECOND ees Veri. SECOND RON' Mary firaetf. lim Patrieia Coulter. Sally Klaus. .lane lI.lXltlSOIl. ll ll'X'l llllmll RON' 7 f llclwarcl Waidley. john Patches. Floyd Moore. Linda Eager. TIIIRD RON' Nllllfy Svllu Ilill ftblll lcl TIIIRD RON' Terry Beasley. Karl Dreyer. Barry Carn- Nelson. Myrna Bailey. Pllyllis lfllllf. lllwl-lly Until llllllll. Larry Stover. I OI'R'l'H RON' - - Roland Pallner. Margaret Kunzler. I OI'R'l'll RON' llll Illl.l llllll lll Mirhael Styer. Kenneth Kiehl. Fred Engle. FIFTH RON' Ronald Peters. Cary Boltoser, Peter Pringle. Roland -lernlyn. SOI'RAl'X'OS, FIRST ROW -- Barbara, Eby. Pa- trieia lS'ade. Gail SX'illiallls. Jean Fox. Judith Keller. Fran- QENIOR CHOIR BASSICS, FIRST RON' Daniel YN'illialns. Neil Koehenour, Terrence .lOlll1 Snoke, Tllolnas Rohrbaeh. SECOND RON - Barry Rowe, Joseph llarry MIIIIIIIILIXV. John Gardner. Robert Kinnnel. TIIIRD RON7 4 Robert lip Shank. Troy Fl-lll0lIlllS. David Holloway, Barry Lyons. FOURTH RON - Shetter. Miehael blllllllllll. Joseph W'eidel, llarold Buch. Mark Albertson. Bernard Linn Whitnler. llllflllll Keller. A1.lly .Ill Wil lN'IeKix'ett. RIIIIIIIIIZIW, Long. Phi- llarry lXit'ciI'LlllIl. FIFTII RON' -- Brllee Althouse. Paul Wittle. James johnson. Riehard Wolfe. llarold Fries. :lI.'I'OS, FIRST RON' - - JoAnn CllIllP, Patriria Potts. Carole Nolt. Anna Mae Lan- clis, Greer Sehrott. Ina l,21IUIXlI'iCI'. SECOND RON' - Sandra Seasholtz. Lois Lanllis. Virginia MeDowell. Suzanne Mason. Louise Weaver. TIIIRD RON' -- Suzanne Mar- lin. Roberta Landis. Mary Ann lNTinnieh, Kathryn Svitter. Lucinda Landreth. FOURTH RON' Anne Nuss. 'l'wyla Gaston, Carol Myers. Lenore Spitzer, Grave Moore. FIFTH RON' Alllle Bl't'llllt'IIlLlIl. Barbara lhIOOl'l'll0llSl'. Carol Goodman. Barbara Seiple. Mary fiQlI'lll'l'. togler. Marion xx't'llY1'l', .XIIII tf.lllllll.llll'. lilllll Sllllll Darcy Hetzel, FII TlI RON' ll2ll'll.lI'.I -llllills, I.lIIl l lllNlll ll1'l'5. 'Q at 6 S l 5 'if 5 Ni? YW? t Tm-QS! 33 'f'iF't5V'i J' tV'Q.. '.f't. mi ie .t ., . . . a 44' rpg X' FIRST ROW I,, to R, - Janet Atwell. Rhoda WN'eidnian. Patricia Staufl'er. Linda Eshleman. Carlene Styer. Dorothy Siegrist. Sandra Schwenk. Cheryl Skromme. Arthur Web- ster. Richard Wlager. Ann Rohrbach. Lois Brenneford. Audrey Zook, SECOND ROW -- Marianne Knoepfle, Diane Newberry, Gloria Rutter. Mildred Wlarner, Jean Brown. Julie Poster. Joanne Priester. Terrence Mohler. Di- ane Powl. -lack Sheppard. Gregory W'aidley. Lucy W'illiams, Charlotte Burkins. Joyce Althouse. THIRD ROW' --- Ar- veda Blubaugh. Linda Bell. Gail Ansel. Niartha Shiflner. Sandra Keesey. Elsie Thomas, Carol Coffee. Patricia Eby. joan Suydam. Linda Thurman. Timothy Griest. Joseph XVeidel. Bruce Wenger. Harold Miller. Louis Muhlberg, ,- ,mwe- Constance Warner, Judy Baker. Margaret Weidel. FOURTH ROI1' - - Sally Phillips. Kathy Emich. Pene- lope Morrow. Barbara Carbonetta. Janet Smith. Barbara Clark. Margaret Eby. Gerry Ryan. Eileen Benn, Nancy Eid- son, Robert Shod. Glenn Thomas. Terrence McKiyett. Harold Smith. Thomas Kiehl. Carol Reighard. Elizabeth Tunney. FIFTH ROW - Joan Symington. Inga Skromme, Carol Binkley. Perry Vlatts. Patricia Streaker. Carol Ma- gruder. Ann Sprenkle. Gladys Langford. Harold Murray. Bruce Mackay. Richard Matthews. Titus XVheatley. john Buckwalter. Allan Loss. Richard XVolfe. Aldwyth jones, Isa Pearce. SENIOR CHORAL CLUB The Senior Choral Club. under the direction of hir. llarold XV. Shaar. consists of tenth. eleventh. and twelfth grade students who are interested in singing for enjoyment. hlany of the participants are mein- bers of the band and orchestra. Since these students are unable to join the choir because of conflicting vocal and instrumental schedules. Senior Choral Club gives them an opportunity to sing. The Senior Choral Club a neared in the traditional l l Christinas program singing The Carol of the Little King, by Caldwell, and O Lord. hlost llolyf' by Franck. Accompaniment was provided by Sally Phil- lips, organist. Klargarct XVeidel. pianist. and Shirley Huber. violinist. The club also sang in an assembly and participated in the annual Spring Choral Con- cert, which was held on hlay 8 and 9. This year's officers were: Lucy Wlilliams. president: Richard Y'Vager. vice-president: and Ann Louise Sprenkle. secretary. t V '15, 'f S 3 A-1 ex RF ,. W . a E - . TW 5 ' I '54 WW! , .. .ima 2 , , . , .. ,. ., i 1 5 i it gig. my Q, g. It ity it tr A ,Q W are FIRST ROW L. to R. - Linda Parke, Ruth Ann Smith. Carole Pizzola. Kathryn Swartz. Patricia Johnson. Janet lluston. Cynthia Keller. Eleanor Wink, Carole Martin, Barry Sawyer, Jack Burkholder. James Helm, Sylvia Kreider. Joyce llerr. Marjorie Parman. Patricia Lewars. Mr. Shaar. SECOND ROW -- Carole Ott. Linda Prouty. Carol Bosch. Mildred Carpet. Betsy Garman. Regina Slotkin. Frances Grofl. Dwight Kencgy. Harold Landis. Kenneth lless. Stephanie YYalker, Pamela Lyons. Patricia McGaryey. Kathryn Phelan. Susan Myers. TIIIRD ROI1' - Dorey Feltman. Betty Diller. Clara Schairer. Dolores Rutt. Barbara Petrosky. Jean Burk- holcler. Joyce lNIcClellan. Kay McCoy. Harold Kling. t . -.awww Eugene Murphy, Kay Spangler. Karen Smolsky, Joan Fellenbaum, Marilyn Goddard. Alta Eichelherger. FOURTH ROW - Louise Smith. Linda Medsgar. Peggy Weidner. Nancy Sachs. Jean Shenk. Jacqueline Beere, Carol Stokes. Vernon Dyer. Thomas Newswanger. Roger Stoner. John llessen. Richard Ashby, Karen Loomis. Nancy Rummel. Cindy llryner. FIFTH RON' Dorothy llorst. Dorothy lless, Irene Protasieyicz. Jane Matthews. Margaret Nekut. Donna Redman. Gwen llealey. Lonnie Kulp. lyfirth Munnna. David XYohr. John lloober. David Knapp. Richard Epler. Christ Byler. Joanne Sherer. Sandra Krehl, Gail Hillard. Gretchen Bennett. NINTH GRADE CHDRUS One of the newly organized activities this year is the Ninth Grade Chorus, di- rected hy hir. Harold Shaar. Composed only of freshmen. its aim is to train the students in preparation for the high school choir. The group participated in the Christmas program hy singing UO Rejoice Ye Christians Loudly by Bach, and The Birthday of a King hy Neidlinger. 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THIRD ROW: David Martin, Vicki Goddard, Raymond Witmer, David Wagenseller, Pam Eby, Richard Nuss, Mary Murphy, Steven Lindenberg, John Fisher, Herbert Migdon, Jeanne Hinderdeer, Emmy Lou Roseman, Doris Lausch, Sherry Hair, Dennis Preparato, James Bechtel, Jere Hoover, Ned Sterling, Director - Donald Mease, James Dobbs, Stanley Smith, Gerald Mellinger, Kenneth Thomas, Glenn Knoep- He, Tim Funk, Robert Julios, Alan Mueller, Robert Bell, Ward Latshaw. JUNIOR BAND Learning the fundamentals of band music and march- ing is the ambition of the junior high school students who comprise the Junior Band. This year for the first time, the 75 uniformed band mem- bers played at a varsity and at all junior varsity football games. After football season the band worked hard preparing for the annual Spring Concert. Featured in the concert were the selections: March of the Toys, by Hubert, Hand Clap Blues, by Baroni, and Minka, Minka, a trumpet trio. Mr. Donald Mease, director of the Junior Band, pro- vides the incentive and will to work which makes the band a success. Sewing as officers were: Ward Latshaw, president, Nancy Wilcox, vice-president, and Katherine Dulaney, secretary-treasurer. 84 I! W - 4 I Ax FIRST ROII' I.. Io R, G. IYiIIett. C. Skronnne. Baker, TIIIRD ROI1' BI. YYiIlizunson. K. Clralty C, Stver. If. Ilreuer. C, Svhairer, Ii, Roselnan. R. T. Glick. I.. Bell. N. Sztehs. C, lNI:ldden. TNI. Ii. Dt Hughes. SICCOND ROII' f Cnrniitrlutll. S. IIuher. Long. FOIIRTII ROI1' - K. Sheppard, R. IIosts-tttr SA Grnetz. A, Smith. C. Krt'iclt'r. B. Bell. C. Binkele. F, Stief. Ii. IXILIFIIII. S. Pyle. JAIIIIIUIII. D. Long. SENIOR ORCHESTRA 6 FIRST ROW I.. fo R, -- hir. Mease. Sheppard, ROII' -- A. Jones. Skronnne. G, Bennett, M. BI. E. Tunney, K. MeGrann. D. Stone. XV. Dor- Knoepfle. M. VVIUIPTS, R, llc-irm-Inxun. I , Rngstrmn. wart. SECOND ROW -- P. Eby, A. Zook. R. J. FOURTH ROW -- R. Winner. T. Kehl, L, Charles, Frederivks. II. Hager. A. Rettew, A. Nuss. THIRD R.lVI:1tthews.R. Xvllgilf, P. R:1tr'r.C.II1-rr. Mt1sic'. IIIIISIC. rnusie! The Senior Orehestra's pur- pose is to produre. perforin, and learn about inusic. The group, Composed of students from the senior high. entertains for class plavs, assemblies, special progrzuns. and Converts. A special activity in which lneinhers can participate is district orchestra. This year twelve musicians were accepted from Manheim Township. One or two of those have the opportunity to attend state orchestra, On the local level is County orchestra. The prineipal aetivitv of the orchestra as a group is the presentation of its annual Concert. This year 'Sleigh Ride, Royal Blue, The King and I, and Nutcracker Suite were among the nunxhers on the program. Featured soloists were Shirley Iluher, violinist: XVillia1n Dorwart. eellistg and Cynthia Kreider, Hutist. Ethel Armstrong, president, aided hy Gary Ilerr, vice-president. assisted Mr. Donald Mease. dirertor, in leading the group. Edna Armstrong served in the Capafity of SPCTl'lflf'y-If'l'll5llI'l'r. 3 a 5 , iq E MVIS? ..Lt. M t V Q : Q Q 2 i 5 A X I g E . 5 .. it y Hi l, lllklltf l la lla. ii ifflt i. -s 2 FIRST ROI1' In to R. Mary Lou Stone. Joy Willett jean Groff, Alan lNlueller. Nancy Erh. Sherry Hair SECOND HOU' - Margaret Lelmo, Sandra Hofferth Mary Forrey. Lesley Elmer, Nancy Danner, Nancy Wil- cox. Diana Ziuuueriuan. Kathryn Dulaney. Lynn Elmer. Rirhartl Camlmell. Nancy Lewis. Marjorie Rohrback 1 , gf 2 .. , , EQ... . -Q David hlentler. THIRD ROIV --- Carol Kimball. Mar- sha Cohen. Mr. Mease. Mary Murphy. Patricia Schwenk, Doris Lausch. Paula Shain. -lere Hoover, Ned Sterling. Glenn Knoepfle, Robert Julius. Robert Bell. William Stekervetz, Dennis liogan. Anthony Foster, Douglas Nliller. 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Elilllllvtll ROSCITILIII, Hostetter, Terrence Mg'Kix'ctt' Robert Ilgithq-ld, Virginia lil'llilll' Spitzer. Miriauu lirh. livvlyu l5rt'uc'r. Louise Knuucr, Hatfield. Troy Thomas. Robertu NV411111. l.t'uorz' Spitlvr, Douglus Mc'DcJwL'll, Carol BIOLOGY CLUB IQ The Biology Club, under the Czlpzxhle advice and encouragement of Mr. lflarolcl Kling, is open to students in grades l0 12. Because of the many interested students. the Club is divided into two groups which meet on separate mornings. Some of the various programs incluclvcl :luring the year were aclvancecl work in dissection and slide preparation. reports and other progrzuns by members. movies. preparfxtion of exhibits for the display eases. and Ht-ld trips such as visits to the IDl21fl0IZ1I'll1lU and 21 fossil hunt. All IIl0IlllX'I'S are required to enter a projeet in the l,anc'21ster County Science Fair. which is helcl in March, and some of the ambitious IIll'IIllX'I'S annually Come back with prizes. I.. TO R. -V - Lenore Spitzer. secretary. Mirizuu Erh, presiclvut: Twylu Custou. vire-president. W'illiaun Dorwnrt. vice-prcsicle1it1 lilizuhcth Rosemun. seen-- tury: Mr. Kliug. LlQlX'lSUl'1 Troy Thomas. president: Ts-rrem'e Sprott. tra-.usurvri Duuglus lWcDowcll. treas- urer. x WN., l FIRST ROI1' I.. to R. Diehm, S. Auritt. G. Newkirk. R. Hughes. I,. Sample. lf Ilerr. Buller. SIfl.'0.YD ICOI1' - - E. Croft, T. Tliomtis. R. Iloiullvy, R. Recliuun. R. Nlyers. A. Siegel. R. llgitfielcl. R. Greene. D. Berlitel 'l'l1e Pliotograpliy Club Carries an im- portant responsibility for the success of tlie Nell-Vue. 'lllll'Ol1gl10llt the year, uieuibers of tlie Club are busy photo- grzipliiug tlie v:u'ious phases of lVIZ1I1llC'lI1l Tmvusliip seliool life. For four years this elub has been in existeuee. 'l'lie uiembers meet every Blon- clziy uiomiug in the metal shop. Mem- f c . ,O . kg In bersliip in the elub is open to Stuclents froui guides nine tlirougli twelve. Tlie newer meuibers reeeive teelmienl training zuicl instruction in tlie practical zipplieution of tlie uieeligmirs of pliotogmplly. Aml so, euell year tlie more 1-xperienet-cl ll1t'Illl3t'l'S :ire able to take over tlie pietorizil zlspeets ol' tlie Nell'-Vue :uid tlie Hi-Lite. I.. TO If. Allwert Siegel. sc-c'i'etui'y: 'l'my Tliomns, presitleiitg M11 llustetter. llClYlStll'Q llxuues Diellul. x'it'e-presitleiit. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Ill N. 1 -.if F -1 .Sl..lll,IJ I., lu lf. K. llglrtsov. ll. Hvrr. lNI, Bailey. Bull. l.Qllli4'll. li, llt'l'4llI'Y, S. M111'ti11, D. Young. M. illlklvt'l' .S l'.-t.YDI.Yl.' D. Milt, Sl11'1'i1'li. ll, lllllxlllih. S Rlmlolpli. M, lll'lSl.lllll. li. lglwy. la. IXlIIllIIl'l, NI, 1,4111- F.H.A. dis, N, Clurr-, M, Mi1111im'l1. P, Bf'jgrowic'z, K1-llvr, C P0ttiCofl'1'1'. l511r'kwz1lt1'r. G, Slwlly. .-X, Bylvr, R, I.:1111lis YV. Pc'lc'1's, l'. B1'11cl1'1'. D, Lgxmlis. N. .-Xr111st1'o11u. Mm lYisc'. Fut111'1- I'Io111v111z1ko1's of Aiiicrim. UIJUII to all girls in tho tcntli. 1-lcvcntli, :md twvlftll gmclvs, is dvsigrivcl to bv of svrvico to tliv COIHIIlllIllly, lllil school or wliocvcx' Iivvcls its help. hlzlking sctrzipluooks for llOSIJltZll9, svlling filirist- mas czlrcls, taking ll trip to the stats' farm show at Hz11'1'isl1111'g. and liolcling :1 motlivr and clziugli- tr-1' lu:111q11vt wvrc thc projccts tllv F.H.A. unclvr- took this ycar. , ff Doris l,:111clis. tr11z1s111'1'1' I,. TO l1'. S111'11l1 lXl.11'ti11 scc'1'1'1111'y: Mrs. XVis1-. ixclvisor 1NIy1'11.1 ll.1il1-y. x'i1'1--p11-si1l1'11t KI4113' xxllll Nliimirlil pwsiclc-11t x81 iflli In IJ 'Nlcwlwrrx B ulius NT mm C Burkins. ll. Cfqirlionvttzi. P. Cinflvy. Y. Mv- xs w 114 Ill R :mill l lilly, l'l. llvisvy. Cf, Kirc'li111'r. l'4f71'li l'll 1111 1 Pl l,. c.l'l'.IIIl4'l'. fi, l.4i11ulm'cl, NI. llvnlm-l, lu. 1 P N101 ILI mi 1 Cwflivy. llwy N, Slmpiirv. S. .Xl'll1'lll. ff, M.: 'flu' Futim' Nursvs' Cfliiln, unclm' Ilia- supr-rvision of Miss Edna Arnislrmig, tri:-s to gin- i1itv1'vs1vcl girls Il lwtlvr umlvr- standing of ilu' lypvs of mirsing :mal tlir- fin-lds opvn to IHIFSCS. This yvnr lliv Club sluclivcl lliosc' iivlcls, :incl frequently guvst spmike-rs wmv llffillglll in to gin' tliv girls Il hotle-1' imclc-rslximling of tliv Opporlunitivs to liz' foimcl in llim' pm- fm-ssion, If tlim- nicnibvrs participntc in tlim- x'1irimis sc'i'x'iCv lDI'0gl'11IllS wliicli liziw- lwc-ii vslzili- lislu-cl. lliv girls of tliis club nm' vligililc- for pins :xt tliv 1-ml of tlic' yvzir. Klzmy of tlu- girls linw' clmiv mucli in ilu- wziy of vollliilwi' work for ilu' lm-:il luis- pitzxls :md lizivv lill'il'I1 part in tlic- tunlivrvii- losis bangle szilc' and tliv Blnrrli ol' llimvs progmin. IYJ IC. Bilfllillll Julius. pi'c'sicl1'iit: Nl.ii'q1m'I mialvl. xiw'-pr:-siclviil: Miss JXYIIINIIUIIQ. gulxismi iry .lu XX iiite-rs. Sl't'I'l'IJlI'Y-lIWi'ilSlll'l'l'. 5 9i 1 ZSBEU xs l,. TU IJ. U. lXlvl3nwz'll, YV. Krxlull. ll. Xlvllivilt. llvssvli. XY, Dm'wgu't. CI, Millvr. R, lNI:1ltlu-ws, ll. XY. Dixmi. Cf, Svvliu, Mr. liiu-iiumwml, li. llugln-s, ll l'll'l'Y. AI.K1'c'iclc'1', ll.llllF, R .Il'l'Illf'Il. M. Sw:-lmi. R, lxlX'1'l'S. N, Kll'I'llIl4'lC. SCIENCE CLUBS XVill1 Illlllillllll zulcntimi fofusvcl on scivncv, !Hi'H1l5CI'S of llu- Sflvllfi' Club wi-rv :ill'm'clc-cl uuuivx'ous opportunities in tliis lim-lil, 'llikiug' nclvgilitzigc ol ilu-sv opportunities. many ixiviiilx-is c'xitc11-cl sucli Cmitcsls :is llic Xvl'SllIlQl1OLlSC Tal- vm Sc-Llrvli :mal ilu' iunim' Afziclvuiy ol' Sc'ic'1ic'v. As in prvvioins yczxrs, l'lli'll clulm IllL'IlllJl'l' submitted fi project to ilu' l,mic'11slc'z' County Scivucc Fair. 'l'l1m' ww-lily iiivvlixigs ul tlic Scivrim' Club l-l'llllll'Cll C-itlicr ll IJl'0gl'LlIIl pivsm-1111-cl by om- of ilu- iuciiilncrs or Ll discus- sion ol' t'llI'l'l'Ill UYUIIIS in ilu- lim-ld of scivncc. 'l'l1is yvur. Ll junior Iiigli clivisicm of lliv Scivilci- Club was fm'1u1'cl, I,. TU IC, C. lxllfllbllllllllll, K4-ls.il. Mr. lim-ry, 'lf Funk. Cl. lirmvu, M, Pmlc-11 llluusliim-. S. l,lIllll'lllH'l'Ll. Sligiiu, ll. Slhlll. ill Slum: li. Muni. Ili-in-1.11. llillqlrcl. cnc: SJ OO! OGC GO-O U66 li-Q I.. T0 lf. llgimlcl lfrvy. prvsiclvrili xvllliulll lJm'w.u1'I. SP4I'l'l.IVY-ll'1'ilSlll'l'lCl Klr. l,iw'nuuucl. .1clx'ism'. L-A' f 5 ,E 1.1 Ni 1 Y RH .Z 5. 4 :Q Jw 113' mv' 'sr , -:fat 'Ef'-. S tsl 1317111 I1. In IC. 1111911 K1-1'1'1Q11n, 11.11111-1 'l'111n1-. 5111111111 1111 1'.111'11'1.1 4111lll1S1bll. l1.11-11l1- N11l1, S1'lx'i.1 Kl'1'1Q11'l'. 1X1.1ru.11'1-1 IIN Sl-f1.'17.YIJ l1'171l' Mrs. NYSIIUIII, 1.11n.1 .l11l1ns11n. .11-1111 1111111 1X1.l1'Q.lll'l .x1l1'11, 1'11ll'l'I1 114'llll. 'lililll Sllflllllll. 51.1111111111- 111111111. l11ll11'1 .X1w1-ll. -11ll1l'l 1111s111n. '1.1H'l'4'S1' Cl1111s1'l111. 1111111 C11-1-1-11. ID ICUII' '1l4'I'l'l'11L'l' M1'1i1v1-11. 1.1-n111'1- 1,11g111-1 111111-1 Smith. 111111 M1g1l1111. 1.111ns1- 111111111-1'. 51111111111 K1'1'Sl'f'. 11111111111 81111111-1'. 1118 1lK1SUl1. 5.111111 1X1.l1'1lI1. 1Xll14l'Il 11110111181 1,11111s1- S1111111. Snsnn Arn- 11 lU1'R'l'll NU11' 1,1115 1,.1n111s. 1X1i1'i.1111 1ZlR1l, S111.111111- Sllyl1l'l'. 1 11111. 13111111111 S11-urisl. 11111111 1N14lKll11'l1, 1'1l1l'll 12s11'11y. 1,1Ill11lj1lIll' 1111111 ,xIlIl1' Nnss. fl11.Il4l11l1l' 11lll'1i1I15. Mrs. c11'.1l'l' Xv1l111llllS. lfll- l'll I' 711 K.11lll'f'Il .X1'n1s11'1111Q. S11s1111 1,l'1'1'. .111.111n1- Dixon, 11111111111 111111 X1Yl'I1Al 11.11113 111.1111's 1,1111g1'111'11. 1'.111l11 l111l11ng1-1'. .'XllIll'11l' 1lUl1l'1'1- 1181 1111111 cll 111111 C 11'11l frtblbllllhlll. 1 lX1111y 1iIl11l'll. .111y1'1- A111111 11 1 Y. LIBRARY SERVICE CLUB 1x'1l'llll31'lkS of 111l' 1,111r111'y S1-r1'i1'1- c11ll1J I'1'IlC1l'I' s1-rvicc willingly 111 p1-1'f111'111ing 1111p111'111111 1111111-S. r1111l'y gin- 1111-11' 111111- 111 11111110 1111- 1llJI'ZlI'y 21 1111-11s11111 pl:11'1- Ill NV111l'1l 111 S1llC1y 111111 r1-1111. 111 111111111011 10 111111- sp1-111 working in 1111- 11111-111'y 11s1-lf, 1'l11l1 1111-111111-rs 1111111-1101111 1111111y 11111111' 1111111111-s, XXIIIOXIQ 1111-sv w1-r1- 1111- 11111-1111111g 111 1111- 11111111111 S11111111-111 1,111r111'y Ass1s111111s 111 P1-1111sy1x'11n111 ISLAP1 C1111f1-r1-111'1- 111 M1ll1-rsx'1ll1- S11111- '1ll'llC1ll'I'S C0111-gc 111111 1111- 1111113111111 111 Il Clirislinns 1111sl11-1 111 ll 111-1-111' family. 111 Fl'lJ1'll2ll'y 11111 Sir X71lll'I111I1C 610111051 was s111g1-11 in which 1111- p1-nny 11111-s 2llIl0llIl11f1g 10 h11n1l1'1-11s 111 1l11l1r1rs w1-1-1- 1111111111-11 10 I'Il'ill'1 1111x'1-n. This yl'2l1'. s1-rx'11'1- Club II1l'lIllX'I'S 101111 Charge of 1111- ZIYIIIIIZI1 1111w1-r show. IJI'1'Y10llS1y 10111111111-11 by A111111111' high S111111-nts. T111- 111x'11l11abl1- g1111l11r11'1- 111' Mrs. 1711111- lhy 11. Nystrom. :111x'is11r. has 11121110 1111- 111111 0111- of 111-111-111 111 11111 S1lll1l'H1S. L. TO R. -V - P111r11'111 IA'Will'S. S1'1'1'1'1il!'yI Mrs. s1,r11111. 111lv1sor: 1N111r1111r1-1 Snyclr-r. 1r1-11s- 1111-r1 M1lYKllf1'1 XV1-1111-1. 1111-s11l1-111. ABSIf1N l' 1711y 1,11n111s. V111--11r1-S1111-111, ye.-...W FIRS7' ROW I.. to R. Riehard Wagar. Brett Gratz, George Reynolds. Kingsley Knox. W'illiam Danner. Ken- Arthur lYehster. Robert Russel. Terrenee MeKiyett. John neth Fry. THIRD ROI1' f - Ilarold Ilafer. hfiehael Showalter. lYilli.uu Derby. Robert liuller. llarold Bueh. Nfumma. Peter Pringle. Thomas XYelsh. Cerald lluber, Clyde Croah. SI:'t,'OiN'D ICON' f William Tiuney. Ter- Miehael Lewars, Richard Wolfe. Edward Riek, Barry renee lleasly. llarry Rowe. Floyd Moore. David Morrison. Carnahan, Fredriek Engle. Mr, Charles Kreicler, advisor. lieruard lNIeCrann. James Brener. Joseph lN1ummaw. The Key Club, a braneh of a national organization, is sponsored loeally by the North Lancaster Kiwanis Club. This elub is an aetiye organiration, engaged in many ae- tiyities during the school year. The best known of these aetiyities is the operation of the refreshment stand at all home football and basketball games. As its fund raising projeet this year. the elub conducted a chicken eorn soup sale. In eooperation with the Kiwanis Club. the Key Club sponsored two dances. one for the junior high and one for the senior high. Eaeh week a diflerent member of the club was invited to attend the regular meeting of their sponsoring group. the North Laneaster Kiwanis Club. The Board of Directors consisted of: Fredrick Engle, ehairmang Harold Haier. senior representative: George Reynolds. junior representative: Arthur YYebster. sopho- more representative1 and the elub's officers. 94 KEY CLUB I.. T0 R, - 'l'homas Welsh. treasurer: Edward Riek. yiee-president: Terrence MeKiyett. seere- tary: Miehael Lewars. ehaplaiug Riehard lVolfe. presidentg Fredriek Engle. Chairman of board of directors. fi, i KNIflfI.INCI, L, to R. - Louis Eclwnrcls, Brudlord East- Edward WVuidlvy. Clialrlt-s Klaus. Kvuuvti l in lu.1u. FIIISY' Ifllll' - - Carol lN1:u'tiu, Lorna llvrslu-y. Bom-cl. Rolmvrt l'lit'lu'llu-rgvr. l'.tul limwn Suu: Nguicy lllurv. Sltmlilu- Suytlcr. Stvllu l'llIlllll'y. l3g1i'lJui'41 I OL'lfT1I HOU' CIl1.u'lt's Svufl. llgtvic lx t llllL,ll Wt-rsflt. S.uult'.1 Wt-.n'n'1'. SlfC,'UND ICUII' 7 7 lit-tty .lo lliggclis. Rulxvrt lll'lSl'l'IIl.lIl. Mit'l1.u'l lnluunu luuus lluliu, lNl.trg:u'm't Kunzlvr, lN1zl1'tlia1 .Ivnu l,vfvvn'l'. Cztmlf' ltlvlilroy, Ur-ru'gv lmug, 'liltmims AvllldlIlSUIl Um Witwt Nult. luilclrvcl Xv.U'Ill'l'. Carrol Nfillt-r, Dwight Kviicugy, George K.llllliIIlilll. xvLlI'l't'Il Slllllll. THIRD HOU' David Iickvr. llgtrry llvliu, jolul Ilvsscn. 'l'l1c Rifle- Club strivvs to teach safety in the luuiclling of fll't'llI'lIlS. lXIax'ks1n11nsl1ip is tlu' st'c'ox1clu1'y object of tllc Club. Club 1m'111lut'1's, sclcctcd from applicants of nintli, tvntli, t-lt-voutli, and twvlftli grail:-s, tin- onft- at wvvk on tliv school mngv. 'flu' lwst lllLll'liSllll'Il arc chosvn for thc Rifle' Squad. litwnixst- tlu' club is affiliated with thc Na- tional Rillc Association of AI11L'l'liifi. vacli IIlt'Illl7l'l' livccviiit-S a junior IHl'IHl3l'l' of tlu- iASSOfl2lllOIl. RIFLE CLUB l,. 'IY7 If. Mr. I,LllSllLlXV, zulvisorg Chu-ol Blil lvr. sm't'1't't.11'y'1 lll'.ltllFt!l'Kl R.l9lIIl.lll, p1's'sitlt'ut I.Ol'Il1l llt't'slu'y. x'it't'-pi'csitlt'l1t: Louis Ed wgtrtls. t'Xt't'llllYt' otlit't'1'. 0 1+'llfS'I' HOU' L. fo R. Frxmtz. S. Sfhwvnk. B. XVt'nt- S. L. Aulcl, K. W'ittm'r, E. Armstrong. THIRD ROM' --- vvl, M. Williximsoii. CI, Duuglity. tl. Sfhrott. I., Wil- V. Hzxthcltl. M. Kunvlvr. S, Arnold. B. Wolf. IC. Iii't'11s'r, li.1ms. A, Rolirlmvli, li. Imwis. IXI, Xvl'1lK'l'F, IJ. Clillwrt. E. Rosviiiam. li. 'l1llIllll'Y. C. lNIyr'rs. G,.lWoort-. R. Stumpf. M. ll, lQ.n'l11'r. lf. .'Xllvoum. l,1lX'lllSOI1. P. Xvaltts. .S'1fC.'OND L. lYtx1x't'1'. llill. C. Jonvs. I.. Kr-111. 1 0I'lC'I'II ICUII' ltllll' D. M.1111't'1'. li. .'N1'111stro11u. li.lIlllOlI3ll. XV. B. SCipl4'. K. lNIt'Cl11nlii1. R. G1'K'l'Ill3t'l'Q', CI. Ri.ll'llIl. K. Kil- limicli. M. I'xt'llt'lllb.lll!ll. l., JUl1IlSOIl. .-X, BI. Ihtmlis. K, hvllt'r. C. l.llIltll'l'll1. M. Crzwtf. R. llostm-ttvr. M. llvis- l..lIltll'l'lll. lf. limnriv. S. Mason. .X. M. Bylvr. R. Iizmtlis. mud. .-X. Blank. XY. Nvvl. Slklilltllll. 'l'ht- svnior high division of I,t'aclcrs' Club llI'lCll'l'- wvnt Ll thorough l't'0I'Q2lY'llZ2lll0Il this yClll'. Club lIll'llllJl'liSl1lIJ wus limitvtl to girls in tht- tvnth. t-lt-vt-ntli. and twvlltli graclvs who 1'vc0ix't'cl A's in gym. Each iitcmlwr was pltlcvd on n coimiiit- tm- with tm nppoititm-cl Clizxiriiiaxi to ox't'rst'v its 4tt'tix'itit's. l'1itlt'1' this nvw Ill'0l'il'LlIll KxX'l'l'YOIlt' haul TW . ll putt in tht- rmming ol' tht- club. LEADERS' lit-czltnss' lA'21Clt'I'Sl Cluh is mzult' up of girls who clvsirt- to ll'ilI'Il mort- uhout sports. participants in Ylll'l0llS sports wt't't' itivilvcl to spcali :it st'x't'r:il ol' tht- lui-wt'c'kly iiwvtiiigs. 'l'lw Illlllfl tlutx' ol' cluh im-nilx-rs is to assist with gym rlglsst-s. lXIt'IIllX'l'S also taught gym Class:-s in tht- john llvnry Nt-ll' School. soltl progimiis nt lootlmll gzniivs. :incl tlonzltvcl Rl Ciliristxiizis lmslwt to ll nt-vtly family. As in othcr yvurs thu Cluh pri-st-ntl-cl troplnm-s to tht- svmor hoy :mtl girl most tllllqlllllllllg' in spoitsiilzmsliip. Altm' tht- clc'pzn'tlm- of Mrs. lN1argart't Howcr. X Mrs. lS4xi'lmr11 Davis lillt-cl tht- position us club zul- visor. I.. TO lil. lXl1'S. l7.1x'is. .lclvisorg h1tll'LQ1ll't'l Kllllllt'l'7 sw Wtxxryl lS.u'lm1'g1 Sviplv. xiu'-p1't'sicl1'11I1 I,utiml.1 li.lIltlIl'lll trt'z1st1rt'1'. Hllllll .'xI'IIlSll'UllQ. I71't'SlCll'lll, SEATED, L. to R.: Rochelle Kitt, Neil Kochenour, Rhoda Greenberg. Richard Matthews. FIRST ROW: Can- danee Doughty. Frances Veri. Ruth Stumpf, Elizabeth Tun- ney, Barbara Seiple. Ethel Armstrong. Patricia Wlade. San- dra Seasholtz, Gail Williams, Linda Eager, Ruth Jean Fred- ericks, Sondra Eiehelberger, Wanda Emieh, Sue Lynn Auld, Marianne Kauffman, Stella Findley, Miriam Erb, Joanne Clime, Molly Williamson. SECOND ROW: Brenda Hougentogler, Shirley Huber, Edna Armstrong. Lu- cinda Landreth, Louise Weaver, Cynthia Kreider. janet Stolarz, Linn Whitmer, Lindajane Strickler, Rebecca Ilos- tetter, Julia Hill, Margaret Weidel, Susan Graetz. Barbara Rummel. Kathryn Witter, Wanda Neel. Amy Jo Smith. Twyla Gaston, Betty Hauck. THIRD ROFV: Terrence Mt'- Kivett, jack Gardner, Parker Crowell. Harold Hafer, Fred Engle. Bruce Althouse, Roland Germyn, William Dorwart, Michael Lewars. Alan Loss, Fred Engstrom. Michael Styvr. Kenneth Fry, Donald Stone, Jay Kreider. John Snake. NATIONAL HONOR Leadership, scholarship, character, and service are the four traits upon which qualification for membership in the National Honor Society is based. This organization, the oldest at Manheim SOCIETY Township High School, has as its emblem a flaming torch sym- bolizing the light of truth. This torch is emblazoned on a key- stone which represents the four desirable characteristics striven for by the members of the club. The new members each year are inducted into the society during a special ceremony. Membership may include not more than 13? of the Senior Class and 12W of the junior Class. The inductees are notified of their admission by the acquisition of a red carna- tion the day before the ceremony. Mr. Wlarren Drukenbrod is the advisor for the society. Officers for the year were: Neil Kochenour, presidcntg Rhoda Greenberg, vice-president: Rochelle Kitt, secretaryg and Richard Matthews, U'021SllI'0I'. s 'wal mr 11 8 5 THE ART DEPARTMENT f W --.. KN T T ff- T mf--I' -, .1- . -. . .,. , Nr 11 lm I xx Ill I l ll liz Ill ll . 'IIZIQIIIIA lu., .H .,IfI3lIIi1ZQf 1-wass.sszzs1s5z5f's 2:22554 Wi 'mp-::.:::::::E g 'ful -z .VJ 11::1:::::::::::..:z,.I::' 1IIx..r:,:l :I -.::::::.::1:::::::::5i:i1i::5.'fiw:2, ':::t:.1:1:I::1::t!i.,: 2 ,: 'yung X FIRST ROW, L. lo R.: John Binns. Donald Law- rcncv. Michal-l Tinnvy, Donald Carr, Bruvv Kr-ith, John IIOIIII. lNIim'l1ac'l Eagvr, NLIt'l11lI'l Klos. SEC- OND ROW: Ward lialsliaw, Buddy Brown, Rolwrt Norcross. Joseph Moore-, Pvtvr Brubaker. TIIIRD ROW: David Witrnvr, lrvl Buckwaltvr. Ur-orgv john- son. John Stvhman. hlr, Ilungl-rford. TOP: YN'illian Charles. JUNIOR HIGH GYM CLUB JUNIOR HIGH LEADERS' CLUB FIRST ROIV, L. to R.: Sally Grofl. Susan bclstra. Julim' SPSSUIIILIII, janv Ilarrly. Iwfarlha Powl, Susan llcinlvlrnan. Palnvla Ilillartl. Carol Martin, Susan Svhnvidvr. Sally Eisvnhart. SECOND ROIV: Cath- ryn McCorkvI. jean Iloadlvy. Emily Lou Rcscman. Millivvnt Bvavvr. Patricia Hoovcr. Shirley Wcidcl. Vicki Goddard. Marilynn Shirk. Joanna Ilvrtvlvr judith MCEIHSI1. Louisc' Iiandrvlh. THIRD RUI1' Mrs. Stockton. Mary Both DLCCIIIIVIICOII, Nanvy Col- vin. Nanry Longf'n0ckr'r. Barlmara Iivnn. Susan llc-yn Grctrhcn Hcyn, Patriria Cahlc-. Barlnara Ryan. Kath- ryn Wubbcls. i Narli 1 ' Q I lHS'I' ICOIV, I.. In If.: JUIIIIIII' IIIlIl'I'KIl'i'I', Dizmc- Form-y. IIIIIKIII Ralfffknspz-rum, Kitty Dum- Iu.u'I1, JLIIII' I,0llIIl'II. IxIiIl'Il'Ilt' P41Ic'I11's. Slff,'O,YD ROIV: Bcmuir' KIIIIIlIIl'I', fI1lI'UIYII Sllyclvr. K.lI'l'II l'pmIz'u1'm'4', Cfnml IILIVIIISII. Judy YV.1rI'1'I. BLIIAIULITLI York. KIOZIII XAvlll'I'l'I, IxI.ll'ILlIIIlLl IYISI' IIYIIIIIIJ IXIIIVIYIIY. Miss K1'1'icI1'r. CREATIVE HANDS CLUB JUNIOR HIGH ART CLUB , . , . . , . , . I,. ll? II.: I,41w'1'm- RIIIIIIIH. IxL1lI11'y11 Kfmmxxqlmn. Kflss Rgmsrlm. Ixe'11cI.1II Ixmw. IAUIIII-I Iirvmllv. lIl1cIilI1 Ilvllr-I, Cf.1mI IiSIbi'IlSII.lCIt'. XIivI1c-III' Ryan, SLIIUIII Suv B-I.u'k. IJI.IIll' Immi- Imuv. l7i.mv I orm'y. jam' Ummm-II. K.1y Elmy. 'Y 'Y fl! , ,vfgfvim if I A f U...-,ip W 5 I g X ' 'T OUR HALLOWEEN QUEENS .lima-t SIUILIIY I Mu Xxtlllllll I Illlllk lf? uf Frxmn Xtll WM Z' f,,, He 'Qu ...nr ,K x X LLOYD COLIO CROWNED SIR VALENTINE Q Fmlpfxpf 3-4 'ww 9 5 . 2 -I.. Y ,- laorfa QA 'Q VARSITY FOOTBALL F? FIRST ROW, L. to R.: Parker Crowell, Theodore Smith, Jay Kreider, Jay Schroeder, John Snoke, Barry Rowe, Gerg ald Kenderdine, Daniel Williams, John Lerbscher. SECOND ROW: Neil Kochenour, manager, Dale Beasley, Philip Shank, Marvin Cochran, Randall Smith, Donald Witwer, Josh Reynolds, John Bowman, Charles Will, David Mor- Starting practice late in August, varsity football team hopefuls began the long sessions to prepare for the first Conference of Roses tilt. Opening the season on our newly dedicated ath- Streaks proved their power by letic field, the Blue overcoming Catholic High by a score of 12-7. The first night game of the year, played at Elizabeth- town, turned out to be a victory for Township, the if ,Jai Q: .y ' rison. THIRD ROW: Coach Kruis, Barry Carnahan, Ken- neth Shaub, William Ruth, Karl Dreyer, Harold Buch, Barnard McGrann, Barry Lyons, Coach Kilkuskie, Coach Palkovic. FOURTH ROW: Coach Wenrich, Paul Wittle, Bruce Althouse, Peter Pringle, Thomas Welch, Timothy Herr, Ronald Peters, Gary Baltozer, Harry Shetter. boys ran up 20 points compared to Elizabethtown's 12. Facing Cocalico on the home field, battling mud and rain the Streaks were defeated by the Eagles 25-O. Ready to Fight, the Township boys took on Columbia at home. They squeezed by the Crimson Tide 19Wl3, showing what good teamwork can do. - Jay Schroeder gains for streaks ,surf X , 121 me Q H. t. Q W .-5 SENIORS FRONT ROW L. to R.: Jay Schroeder, Parker Crowell, Coach Wenrich, John Snoke, Thomas Welch, Karl Dreyer. SECOND ROW: Paul Wittle, Peter Pringle, Marvin Cochran, Bruce Althouse, Barry Carnahan, Jay Kreicler. Philip Shank. Seeking another victory, the Blue and Wlhite proved to be too fast for Donegal and downed the Indians 27-0, as a result of good passing and running. Play- ing against Solaneo, the boys ended the game with a 7-7 tie. In a night game at Ephrata, the Blue Streaks con- quered the Mountaineers by a score of 20-19. The whole game was very exciting and, in the last few minutes, Ephrata got what was thought to be the tying touchdown, but the conversion was success- fully bloeked, costing the opponents an extra point. One play later, the game ended with another victory for the Streaks, Before a large homecoming crowd Township over- came VVarwiek 26- -l2 adding another point to the win column. Traveling to Manheim Central for an afternoon game, our boys faced the Central eleven losing a very close game I4-13. The 1958 season proved to he a very successful one with a record of six wins, two losses, and one tie! An exciting play catches everyb0dy's eyes. 4.1324 Q Managers FIRST ROW, L. to R.: Neil Kochenour, Philip Gerhard, Thomas Baird, Richard Ashby, James Lenton. SECOND ROW: James Brener, Gilbert Fryer, George Tobler. Molding a successful varsity team from many individ- ual candidates is no easy job. We are fortunate at Manheim Township in having four of the most ex- perienced coaches in the county to work with our athletic teams. Mr. Paul Wenrich, who is in his fourteenth year as head coach at Manheim Township, is a graduate of Hershey High School. He played his college football at Franklin and Marshall College. Also in his fourteenth year is assistant coach, Mr. Alex Kilkuskie. He is a graduate of Mahoney City High School and played his collegiate football at Temple University. Mr. Stephen Palkovic completed his fifth year as assistant coach. He is a graudate of Lebanon High School and of Millersville State Teachers College. In his first year as a coach at Manheim Township is Mr. Eugene Kruis. Mr. Kruis is a graduate of Saint Francis College. Coaches HAHHEIH Tnlw STANDING, L. to R.: Mr. Paul Wenrich, Mr. Stephen Palkovic, Mr. Alex Kilkuskie, Mr. Eugene Kruis. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL I Il .I I FIRST ROW. L. to RJ Coach Kruis. Donald Witwer, David Morrison. John Lerhseher, Glenn Slonneger, Robert Sydansk. Rob Roy Jamison. Edward Urmer. Anthony VVit- ter, Gerald Herr. Gerald Conlin, Coach Palkovic. SEC- OND ROIVI Andrew Cordon. Richard Moen. Jody Class, Gerald Kenderdine. Kenneth Myers. Lawrence lVoods. David Hollaway. john Shirk, Howard Livingston, David Hall. Robert Kimmel. THIRD ROW: Michael Lehman. Playing their first game of the season at Solanco, the Blue Streaks came home with a 6-0 victory. Entertaining Warwick on our Held. the Manheim Township -layvee football squad lost to their oppon- ents. 7e0, when a fumble recovery on Township's goal line resulted in a YVarwiek score. Using their passing techniques, our boys downed Hempfield 19m 0 on the losing team's field. At Manheim the J.V.'s played a very exciting game. Daniel Williams. Theodore Smith. Robert Rockwell, Steven lklaurer. George Healey. James Buller. Richard Epler, Austin McCullough, Robert Miller, Joel MeCorkel. FOURTH ROW: Gary Baltozer. Ilarry Shelter, Kenneth Shaub. Harold Buch. Charles Will. Albert Siegel, Howard Mundorf, Barnard MeGrann. Thomas Haue, Robert Beiler, Harold Landis. Each team scored in the first quarter, but Manheim broke the tie in the last period, winning the game by one touchdown. The following week the J.V. Streaks overcame the visiting Ephrata Mountaineers 13-7 in their last home game of the season. Completing their schedule for 1958, the Streaks lost to Catholic High by a score of 13- -6. Schedule Sept. 29. . . Solaneo Oct. 6 ...... lVarwick Oct. 13. . Hempheld Oct. 20. . Manheim Oct. 27. . . . . Ephrata Nov. 3. . . . . Catholic xi I it -lu TOP ROW, I.. In R.: Barbara Wentzel, Diane Long, ROW: Eudora Roseman, Barbara Seiple, Lueinda Lan- Jean Fox. Evelyn Breuer. Donna Gilbert. Mrs. Hower. dreth, Stella Findley. Karen Kilheffer, Kathleen Me- Coach, Sally Seasholtx, Twyla Gaston. lkiargaret Kunz- Grann. FRONT ROW: Ethel Armstrong. Janet Stolan, lcr, Anita Blank. Rhoda Greenberg. Manager, MIDDLE Kathryn Witter, Rebecca Hostetter. Edna Armstrong. VARSITY HOCKEY Beginning the 1958 season after a month of praetic- ing, the varsity hockey team journeyed to lWanhei1n for a praetice game. coming home with their first vie- tory,f5 l. The Streakettes played their second non-league game at home against Wlarwiek, eoming out on top by a score of 7' l. Again playing on our held, the girls overcaine Garden Spot. 5- fl, in a practice game. 'l'he hockey teani, is it very good defensive game, beat Peqnea Valley, l O, in their first league tilt. Next, laeing Conestoga Valley at home in league Q . , V , eonipetition. the team showed its scoring ability by winning 7--WO! Traveling to Penn Manor, the girls squeezed by their opponents 5f3, scoring most of their goals in an exciting second half. Determined to have an undefeated reeord, the hockey team conquered liampeter-Strasburg, 73 O, in the last game of the season. Good forward line passing and sparkling defense turned this game into one of the best of the season, with the girls clinehing the Section I ellanipionship for the fourth straight tinie. FINAL RECORD -ff 8 wins, 0 losses, and O ties. lt Drive it! Senior Streakettes STANDING, L, to R.: Ethel Armstrong, Karen Kilheffer Eudora Roseman janet Stolarl Stella Findley, Kathryn W'itter. Rhoda Greenberg Manager Kathleen Mcf'r1nn Margaret Kunzler, Evelyn Breucr, KNEELING: Lucinda Landreth Edna Armstrong Birbara Seiplc Sally Scasholtz, Rebecca Hostetter. Finishing the high school hockey games, the seniors traveled to Dillsburg to participate in the York County Play Dayf, After all the games were played, judges picked an All-Star team with Township plac- ing four players on the first team and four on the second team. Streakette selections for the Hrst team went to Edna Champions in xction FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Marilynn Landis, ,Ioan Suy- dam, Ann Rhorbaek, Mary Elizabeth Tunney, Lucy Williams, Coarh Stockton. SECOND ROW: Jo Ann Clime, Greer Schrott, Lesley Kent, Kathryn Landreth, Cynthia Boore, Jane Davidson, Betsy Wolf, Molly Wil- liamson, Rita Rose, Manager. THIRD ROW: Amy Jo Smith, Barbara Carbonetta, Ruth Stump, jane Rock- well, Mary Jo Winters, Ann Brenneman, Mary Heistand, Suzanne Mason, Ann Louise Sprenkle. JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY Starting the season with Manheim Central, the jun- ior varsity team scored a triumph by chalking up a 1-0 score. , The junior varsity girls overcame the visiting War- wick lassies, with a Zfel victory. The receiving of passes from other forward players enabled the center forward to score both goals. To add to their winning streak, the Junior Varsity team conquered Garden Spot by a score of 2-A --1. Matching the varsity teamis score, the junior varsity squeezed by Pequea Valley, 1-OI The only goal for Township was scored in the first half, and good team- work by the defense and goalie prevented the op- ponents from scoring in the second period. Playing Conestoga Valley at home, the girls gained another victory by defeating the visitors, 2-nl. Coming from behind, the Streakettes defeated Penn Manor, 4-2. Showing their passing and dodging ability, the jun- ior varsity downed Solanco in their last home game of the season. By defeating a strong Lampeter-Strasburg team on the opponents field by a score of 3-0, the junior varsity ended their season undefeated and untied. G 2 ' 'H - I 1 K 1 . 3363, H3 Q fi J! 5,5 L' K ',,f V i , ', Q, ,, X u if e 145 fi M I QNX CHEERLEADERS VARSITY, L. TO R.: Leslie Kent, Lucinda Lan- dreth, Marilynn Hoyt, Kathy Witter, Edna Arm- strong, Ethel Armstrong, Barbara Seiple, Jan Stolarz. IUNIOR VARSITY, L. TO R..' Kathy Landreth, Cynthia Boore, Diane Long, Anne Rhorback. JUNIOR HIGH, L. TO R.: Kay McCoy, Cindy Bryner. Susan Ilcinzclman, Pam Hillard, Martha Powl, Carol Stokes. Yrs 1 TOWN9HIP'9 COLIRTME N I., 'IY7 lf.: Mr. XVenrirh. jerry lluher. Alan Loss. Tom YVelch, llarry Shetter. Cary -Iafliae. lired Engle. Richard Hcinzehnan, Parker Crowell. john lloeltlel. Barry Rowe. King Knox, Mr. Kruis, Slu'.YIUICS, I.. TU lf.: John Iloeltvel. Parker Crowell, Jerry Iluber. Tom Welrh. Fred Engle, Cary Jafliae. .:.wS:f9wl:.1l f-. .? ii.. , The Blue Streaks opened their basketball sea- son with a non-league victory over Pequea Valley, 42f37. Larnpcter Strasburg downed Township 59f-47. Although the hrst half of the game with Catholic High was close, lN1an- heim Township was defeated 78-f57. In the first league game of the season the Blue Streaks were the victims of a 71--i-55 victory for pow- erful Columbia. Manheim Township and Cath- olic High met for the second time. but Catholic again proved too powerful for the Streaks and pulled ahead in the last minutes for a 6Al-Y 60 victory. The M.'l'.H.S. courtmen rallied against Elizabethtown for a 65-H759 victory. Hempiield won a hard fought game with the Township five, 52-42. Ephrata over-powered the lilue Streaks with an 84-W 56 victory. Manheim Cen- tral walked off with a 71?-17 victory over the Township boys, After a tough hght, Manheim Township was nosed out by Penn Manor 52f45. The township courtmen proved a tough opponent for league leading Columbia in their second meeting. but Columbia went ahead to take the game 66f 60. Elizabethtown was downed in a thrilling 47 42 win for the Streaks. Although defeated the first time by lNIanheim Central. the Blue Streaks fought hard to edge out their opponents 69---67. MANAGERS, L, TO R.: Gary Newkirk. Harold Smith, Warren Smith, Richard Weidner, and Robert Schod. Huber drives in for a lay-up QQ JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW, L. to R.: Coach Wenrieh, Bamard Mc- Grann, Joseph Weidel, Howard Livingston, Richard Heinzelman, Richard Moen, Michael Yohn, Barry Rowe, King Knox, Coach Kruis. SECOND ROW: Manheim Townshipis Junior Varsity basketball team opened the season with a victory ovcr Pequea Valley 33-22 in the Hrst of three straight non-league en- counters. A strong Lampeter-Strasburg squad over- powered the Streaks 45-27 on the Neffsville floor. In the third game of the season Lancaster Catholic was easily defeated 48- -32. Opening the league season at home, the team edged the Crimson Tide of Columbia in a closely contested 34 -27 game. Lancaster Catholic again found the Streaks too tough as Township showed their defensive superiority in a 33--l 8 win. Stepping back into Section One play, the lllue and White extended their winning streak with a 30--21 triumph over Elizabethtown. After the Christmas recess the Streaks dropped four straight, three by less than four points. The Black Alan Loss, Austin McCullough, Harry Shetter, Gary Baltozer, Kenneth Shaub, Roland Palmer, Dale Beasley, Richard Magruder, and Charles Will. Knights of Hempfield nippcd the Township squad 42- -'f-- 39. Traveling to Ephrata, the J.Vfs had their worst offensive night as they lost 41-23. Manheim Central and Penn Manor won the next two games 49-48 and 36f35 respectively. The junior varsity ended their losing string with a victory over the Donegal Indians 41-39. Columbia revenged their earlier defeat with a 44- -39 victory. The Bears of Elizabethtown once again were overcome 38-35. Manheim Central, who had won earlier at Manheim, did not look like the same team as they dropped a 53-41 decision. After a dismal 1957-58 season, the junior varsity basketball team showed a wonderful hghting spirit and gained many of their victories because of excel- lent teamwork. JUNIOR HIGH CAGER9 FRONT ROFV, L. to R.: David Brener, Manager, Mi- chael Eager, John Gooding, William Charles, john Steh- man, joseph Wuersch, Leonard Byler, Edward Abend- schoen, Ward Latshaw, Marvin Miller. SECOND ROW: James Letton, Manager, Crist Byler, Donald Carr, Theodore Weaver, David Knapp, Steven Maurer, Jody Glass, Harold The junior high basketball team played its first game of the year on the home court with a non-league op- ponent, Manheim Central. The first game for both teams, it was a toss-up as to what might happen. However, Township came out on the winning end, 30423. A second meeting with Central did not prove as suc- Kling, Harold Landis, Kenneth Hess. Thomas Hartman, Manager. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Leister, Coach, Bruce Keith, Richard Barr, David Greenwood, Wally Caigc, Rich- ard Epler, George Healey, Donald Lawrence, Anthony Wit- ter, Donald Kliewer, Coach. The first league game found the Township squad facing its arch rival, Lancaster Township. With the game nip and tuck throughout the contest, Lancaster Township managed to rally near the end to defeat the Streaks, 46-38. Traveling to Cocalico, the Blue and White won 33-21 in a one-sided game which saw all fourteen cessful for the Streaks, as they were downed in a Township players in action. 22-21 thriller. ,K xxw 1 117 RIFLE TEAM .,.-...w.-.4-f SHOOTING, I.. to R,: Rolwrt Ilvisc-rnian, Donald Bradford Eastman. Lorna Hvrshvy, and Sandra WNW-aivvr, VVitwvr. 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Thomas Plissic, Ronald Grahm, Franies Sydansk. Ambrose Bard. Rohert Eiehelherger. Dunean MCCFLW. SECOND ROPV: Charles Klaus, Robert Syclansk, Barry Alhoum. Kenneth Carpenter. Thomas Rhorlmaek. Neil Korhenour. Kenneth Frey, Floyd Moore, Donald lVitwer, Fred Engstrom, An- drew llauek, Thomas Dodd. THIRD ROIV: Mr. Hunger- ford, David Morrison, Josh Reynolds, Gerald Kenderdine, Barry Helm. Jay Schroeder. William Ruth, Barry Carnahan, William Danner. Daniel Longeneeker, Ronald Peters, Ar- thur Wessler, Mr. Miller, BACK ROW: Ronald Miller. Joel McCorkle. John Lerbsher. VVilliam Tinney, Timothy Hol- linger, Peter Pringle, jay Kreider, James Foose. ABSENT: Paul Wittle. Barry Carnahan overpowers his opponent. Bill Ruth tries to take down his foe. . ll . - L -. ' - fl FIRST ROW, L. to R.: Philip Gerhard fmanagerj, Ed- Parker Crowell, Pete Pringle, Gary Baltozer. THIRD ward Peznosky, John Showalter, John Snoke, Jay Schroeder, ROW: Coach Hower, Jack Messersmith, Fred Engstrom, Josh Reynolds, Thomas Welch, Donald La Rose fman- Karl Dreyer, Jack Weaver, Edward Rick, Ronald Peters, agerl, Coach Kilkuskie. SECOND ROW: Barry Camahan, Bruce Althouse, Pete Dorwart. William Ruth, Ronald Weaver, Boyd Wilson, Ray Rutt, 1958 STREAK CINDERMEN Our '58 track team completed another successful year under the guidance of Mr. Alex Kilkuskie and Mr. C. Wendell Hower. The team came out on top in four of its six meets. In their first triangular meet, they were defeated by Governor Mifflin but picked up and won their next two matches by large margins. Manheim Township, with a score of 111, first beat Solance and E-Town, and then went on to .win their triangle meet with Penn Manor and Cornwall. In their next meet, Columbia won with 67 points while Manheim Township had 51. The Blue Streaks, with a score of 78, won their dual meet with Hershey who had a score of 40 points. At the Lebanon Relays Manheim Township came out in fifth place but took a first place in the two mile relay. In the last scheduled meet of the season, the Streaks were successful in defeating Muhlenburg 86-32. Participating in the first annual county meet at Neffsville, our team captured first place over eight other schools. Following this victory, the team traveled to Manheim to enter in the Manheim Central Lions' Club Meet where they once again came out on top. Our school record of 22.9 seconds for the low hurdles was broken by Parker Crowell who ran this race in 21.8 seconds. The returning lettermen will form the nu- cleus of a strong and competitive team. Streak hurdlers Q94 FIRST ROW, L. to R.: Tomas Rhorback, Terrence Sprott, Beasley, Kenneth Shaub, Richard Moyer, Larry Campbell, Josh Reynolds, Jack Bowman, Roy Zug, Timothy Griest, Garry Jaffae, Richard Weidner, James Davis, John Eshel- James Graham, Hugh Higgins. SECOND ROW: Dale man, Fred Engle, David Mcpherson, James Leomard. Manheim Townshipls baseball squad traveled to the home of Ephrata Mountaineers,' to open the successful 1958 baseball season. The Blue Streaks had a tough time pulling this one out. Lossing 5-3 in the top of the final inning, the boys came up with 7 big runs to put the contest in the victory column 10-5. Returning home, they clipped the Dagles of Cocalico 6-3 putting the Streaks in first place in their section. Then at New Holland the boys downed Garden Spot 8-1. Home again, the Streaks entertained the Penn Manor 'iComets. The game was very tightly contested with the Streaks winning a close 2-1 decision. Starting the second half of the season, the team continued their winning ways by battling the Mounts of Ephrata to a 9-4 victory. After downing a spirited New Holland team 10-4, they first tasted defeat at the hands of Penn Manor, losing by a 14-4 score. The second straight defeat was then suffered by Coach Cushman's boys, this at Denver by Cocalico, 8 This loss threw Manheim Township, Cocalico, and Penn Manor into a three way tie for first place. After drawing a bye in the first round, our boys played Cocalico for the sectional championship. This contest was the most sensational of any during the whole season? The game went into extra innings with the score tied 1-1. The Blue Streaks put up a terriHc battle, but came out on the losing side by the score of 5-1. This game ended the season with a total record of 6 wins and 3 losses. Y COACHES: Mr. Klicwer, Mr. Cushman. 122 t th., grggkqjxwfd . . it's a homer ,,f+ ' v my - ,5- r W - FIRST ROIV, L. to R.: Jay Kricdcr, Richard Lovin, Nrwton Krrshnrr. Cvorgc K:lt1ITnt:1n SECOND ROW: Richard Moon. Louis Edwards. Micltxtcl Lvwaxrs. Lloyd Colin. .Ianni-s Brvncr. TENNIS 1958 Thi' 1958 lVI2ll'll1CiIYl Township tennis tvzun Cotnpilod n vc-ry Coninivnclnhlv longin- rvcorcl of tour wins and thra-Q lossvst Opvninq thc' smson with Il pmrtirt' nizttfh. Township howc-fl to llwslivy 6- -I. Dont-gal, Township lost a Close' nmtch 4 3. In thc' match with Garclf-n Spot. th:- lvngnv Champions, tht- Streaks wort' dvfvatcd 6' l. Cotnpvtition. tht- Mcflaskoy' J.X,'s ox'0rpowvl'cd tht- tx-:tm 6- l. Tmvc-ling to R The rest of the season proved more successful for the Township nt-trnvn :ts th:-y mllivcl to win thvir rvniaining inatrhvs. Jottrnvying to HK'IIlIJfTt'lKl. Kizinht-int Town- ship won n 4' 3 vivtory. The- Sll'l'Z1l'iS ox'0t'powc'rc-cl Patton 7 0 for thc-ir svconcl win. The- third win of the season for Township was its victory owr Mztnhc-int Ut-ntrttl. -l fl. Ending tht- sczison on ll snrcvssfnl notv, thc- tvznn won Il thrilling x'ic'tory ovvr XVarwiCk.5 2. Tho Strvaks stm'tc'd slowly. losing thvir first tltrvc' lvagnt' rnzttfhvs. In thc- opvning 7 lX1iChn0l lmwnrs and Nvwton Kvrshnvt' finisht-cl tht' svztson 11mlt'fs':1tc'cl in It-ztgttv clonhlvs. XVith Coafh Cliarlvs Kt'0iclc'1 s fin- lL'lil'IAIUt'I1 I'l'lllI'IllI1Q, tha- piospvfts lor 1959 svvtn vcry bright. Q '-Q.. Conchvs instructions! STANDING, L. to R.: Mr. Palkovic, Michael Powl, Kenneth Coho, Robert Denlinger, Barney McGrann, King Knox, Jack Gardner, Richard Hoadley, Douglas Feltman, Bret Graetz, John Sheppard. GOLFER9 OF '58 Manheim Township's golf team turned in a com- mendable record of achievement this year, the third season of its existence at our school. By winning seven and losing only five matches the Blue Streak golfers placed third in the Central Penn League. The team won its first three contestsg beating Wilson 9 to 6, Lebanon HM to 3W, and Reading 9 to 5 before dropping a l5fO decision to Lancaster's McCaskey High School. After losing to Hershey IOM to 4M, the Streaks defeated Cocalico 14M to M. Opening the second half play, the Streaks bowed to VVilson before topping Lebanon and Reading, Lan- caster and Hershey again overpowered the Township quintet. Completing the season, the Streaks emerged victorious in a match against the Eagles of Cocalico. Climaxing each season's play is the annual District Three Golf Tournament. This year Michael Powl was presented the John Weitzel Memorial Sports- manship Trophy at the tournament. This award is presented to the boy who has shown outstanding sportsmanship during the regular season, and the recipient is selected by all the golfers in the district. With another yearis experience to their credit, the golf team should better its record this year. Congratulations, Mike. Class officers ACKERMAN, JOHN N., 136 Man- heime Pike, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Wrestling 1, Aeronautics Club 1,23 Football 1. ACKLIN. CHARLES R., 647 North School Lane. Lancaster, Pennsyl- vania, Junior Varsity Basketball 2,3, Varsity Basketball 3, Baseball 2, Key Club 2,3,4, Project Committee QChairmanj 3,4, Science Club 4, Safety Council 4, Photography Club 2, Intramurals 2.3,4. ALBOUM, CAROL I., 964 Helen Avenue, Lan- caster, Pennsylvania. Junior Choral Club 1, Intramurals 1,2,3, Junior Varsity Cheerleader 2.3, Leaders' Club 2.3.41 Archery Club 1,24 Stu- dent Council 13 Press Club 4, Crea- tive Hands Club 1, Junior Dramatics Club 1, French Club 3. ALT- HOUSE, BRUCE, 35 Hess Boule- vard. Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Foot- ball 1.2.3.4 fCo-Captainjg Basket- ball 1,2: Track 1,3.4, Hi-Y 2,3,4 fPresidentj: Press Club 43 Choir 2,3,4 fPresidentJ, Class Officer 2 QPresidentl. 3 fTreasurerj, Intramu- rals 1.2, Varsity M Club 2,3,4. ARMSTRONG, EDNA J., 1929 Sterling Place, Lancaster, Pennsyl- vania, Hockey 2,3,4 CCO-Captainl, Cheerleading 2,3,4, Leaders, Club 2, 3 CSecretaryj, 4 fPresidentj , Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Varsity M Club 2,3.4, Senior Orchestra 1,2.3 fSeeretary-Treasurerl 4 QVice-Presidentl, County Orches- tra 1.2,3,4, District Orchestra 1.2,4, Senior Band 1, National Honor So- ciety 3,4, Hi-Lite 2,3, Intramurals 1,2,3.4, Press Club 4, Student Coun- cil 2.3, CSecretaryJ, Archery Club 2.3,4g Tumbling Club 1, Junior Or- QENIOR INDEX chestra 1, Junior Band 1, Junior Choral Club 1, Junior High Cheer- leading 1, Junior High Dramatics Club 1. ARMSTRONG, ETHEL J., 1929 Sterling Place, Lancaster, Penn- sylvania, Senior Band 1,2,4, Senior Orchestra 1,2,3,4 lPresidentJ, Hockey 2,3,4, Cheerleading 3,4, Press Club 4, Hi-Lite 3,4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Leaders, Club 2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,45 Archery Club 2.3,4, Tumbling Club 1, Dance Band 1, Junior Band 1, Junior Or- chestra lg Junior Dramatics 1, Junior Choral Club 1: Junior High Cheer- leading 1, County Orchestra l,2,3,4, District Orchestra 2,4, County Band 1.2, District Band 2, Senior Play Cast 4: Varsity M Club 2.3.4. ARMSTRONG, NANCY L., 1021 Lititz Avenue, Lancaster, Pennsyl- vania, Junior Choral Club 1, Intra- murals 1.2, Senior Choral Club 2.4, FHA 4. ARNOLD. SUSAN. 2.350 Lititz Pike, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Leaders' Club 2.3,4, French Club 3, Junior Red Cross 3, Senior Service Club 3.4, Press Club 4, Intramu- rals 2. AULD, SUE LYNN, 1506 Clearview Avenue, Lancaster, Penn- sylvania, National Honor Society 3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 4, Senior Band 1,2,3,4, Ma- jorette 1,2.3,4g Leaders' Club 3,4, Archery Club 2,3, French Club 3, Press Club 4, Junior Dramatics Club 1, Junior Choral Club 1, Senior Choral Club 2, Hi-Lite 3.4, AU- MENT, JACK W., 114 Jackson Av- enue, Lancaster. Pennsylvania, Senior Band 1.2.3.4, Senior Orchestra 1,2, 3,4. BAILEY, MYRNA J., 846 Eden Road, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, FIIA 125 Printers . . . 2.3.4 fVice-Presidentj , Junior Service Club 1, Senior Service Club 2.3,4, Intramurals 2, Choir 3.4, Senior Cho- ral Club 2. BEAR, PARKER C., R.D. itil, Bareville, Pennsylvania. BEARLEY, LINDA L., 1922 Bloom- ingdalc Avenue, Lancaster, Pennsyl- vania, Future Nurses Club 2, French Club 3, Press Club 4. BEASLEY, TERRY R., 905 Fountain Avenue, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Football 1,22 Senior Choral Club 1, Choir 2.3.4: Key Club 4: Safety Council 4. BEJGROWICZ, PATRICIA C., 1542 Cedar Road, Lancaster.Pennsyl- vania, Intramurals 1.2.3, FIIA 4. BELL, BARBARA A.. 73 Sun Rise Avenue, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Junior Band 1, Senior Band 2.3, Junior Orchestra 1, Senior Orchestra 2.3.4, Intramurals 1, FHA 4. BENDER. PHYLLIS M., 1024 North Lime Street, Lancaster, Penn- sylvania. Intramurals 1.2.3, FHA 4. BERGMAN. CAROLINE E., 115 Marshal Avenue. Lancaster, Pennsyl- vania, FHA 3.4: Intramurals 1.2.3, Safety Patrol 1, BRENER, JAMES M.. 967 Skyline Drive, Lancaster Pennsylvania, Junior Dramatics Club 1, Football Manager 2.3.43 Basket- ball' Manager 3: Tennis 2.3.4: Choir 2.3.4: Key Club 2.3.4. BREUER. EVELYN M.. 210 Buch Avenue, Lancaster. Pennsylvania, Hockey 2,3,4, Leaders' Club 2.3.4: Biology Club 2.3 CPublicity Chairmanj i4', Tumbling Club l 2 Press Club 4: Jun- ior Service Club lz Junior Orchestra 1, Senior Orchestra 1,2,3,4, County Orchestra 2,3,4, Intramurals 1,2. F. ' FTW' Behind the scene Picnic BROWN, EMILY SUE, 1830 Anne Avenue, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Junior Service Club 11 Senior Service Club 2 fSecretaryl 3,41 Archery Club 21 Intramurals 1121 Press Club 4. BROWN. PAUL, 191 Delp Road, Lancaster. Pennsylvania, Rifle Club 3.4. BUCKWALTER. SUSAN E.. R.D. 45123. Lititz. Pennsylvania, In- tramurals 1.2: Junior Choral Club 11 FHA 2.3.4. BULLER. ROBERT S., 136 Northview Drive, Lancaster, Penn- sylvania. Football 1,21 Baseball 21 Press Club 41 Wrestling 3,41 Ili-Lite 2.3.41 Key Club 2,3,41 Intramurals l.2.3.41 Choir 2.3.4. BURKINS. JEAN M.. 2488 Kissel Hill Road. Lancaster.Pennsylvania. Archery Club 11 Intramurals 1.21 Junior Choral Club 11 Senior Choral Club 21 Stu- dent Council 3.41 Leaders' Club 31 Press Club 41 Tri-Ili-Y 41 Manhiem Township Recreation Association Board 3.4 CSecretaryl. BYLER. ANNA MARY. R.D. 113, Pennsyl- vania, Intramurals 2.3.41 Leaders' Club 3.41 FIIA 2.3.41 Safety Coun- cil 4. CARNAHAN, BARRY J.. 952 Edgemoor Court. Lancaster, Pennsyl- vania. Football 1.2.3.41 Wrestling 1.2, 3.41 Track I.2.3.41 Intramurals 1.2.31 Key Club 43 Ili-Y 41 Collectors Club 1 1 Senior Choral Club 1 1 Choir 2.3.41 Press Club 41 Junior Band 11 Candle- light Singers 3.4. CARPENTER. ROBERT L., R.D. il, Bareville Pennsylvania. CHARLES. ANNA LOIS. 1730 Oregon Pike. Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Junior Band 11 Senior Band 2.3.41 Orchestra 41 Hi-Lite 2.31 French Club 31 Junior Red Cross 31 Press Club 4. COCHRAN, MAR- VIN A., 97 Peach Lane, Lancaster. Pennsylvania. Football 2,3,41 Track 2.3.41 Intramurals 2,3,4g Varsity HM Club 4. CRALEY. KENNETH E., R.D. ifl. Bareville, Pennsylvania, Senior Band 1,2,3.4g Senior Orches- tra 3.41 County Band 2.3.41 District Band 41 Intramurals 3. CROWELL, ROBERT P.. 1493 New Holland Pike, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Foot- llilll 1.2.3.4 CCO-Captainj1 Basket- ball 1.2.3.4 CCaptainj1 Track 1,2.3.41 Hi-Y 41 Intramurals 1.21 Varsity M Club 3.4. DERBY. WILLIAM F.. 1917 Longview Drive, Lancaster. Pennsylvania Press Club 4, Key Club 41 Baseball 3.41 Intramurals 3.4. DI- CELY. BARRY L.. 45 Corry Avenue, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Senior Band I,2,3,41 Senior Orchestra 2,3,41 Intra- murals 1,2.3. DIXON, WILLIAM R., Jr.. 81 Sunrise Avenue, Lancaster. Pennsylvania. Senior Band 2,3.41 Sci- ence Club 3.41 Senior Play 4 fStudent Directorl. DORWART, WILLIAM V., Jr.. 95 West Roseville Road, Lan- caster, Pennsylvania, Science Club 2,3 fVice-Presidentj 4 1Secretary-Treas- urerlg Biology Club 4. fVice-Presi- dentl1 Basketball 1,2,3.41 Track l,2.3.4: Junior Orchestra 1, Senior Orchestra 2,3.41 National Honor So- ciety 3,41 Football 2. DREYER, KARL M., 945 Pleasure Road, Lancaster. Pennsylvania. Football 3.41 Track 31 Choir 2.3.41 Senior 126 Choral Club 11 Intramurals 1.2.3. EASTMAN, BRAD M., 1854 Amity Drive. Lancaster. Pennsylvania. Rifle Club 2.3.4 fPresidentJ1 Rifle Team 2.3.4. EBERLE, BARBARA T., 2674 Bantam Lane. Lancaster. Pennsylvania, Leaders' Club 2.31 Safety Council 41 Student Council 2. EDWARDS. LOUIS L.. 2220 Blos- som Valey Road. Lancaster. Pennsyl- Jania. Wrestling 12.3.41 Rifle Team 3,41 Rifle Club 2.3.43 Tennis l.2.3.41 Student Council 31 Football 1,21 In- tramurals l.2.3,4. EICHELBERCER. SONDRA E., Echo Valley Lane. Neflsville. Pennsylvania. Junior Band 11 Majorette 1.2.3.4: Senior Band 2.3.41 Leaders' Club 31 Junior Service Club 13 Intramurals 2. EMICH. WANDA M., 126 Jackson Avenue. Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Majorette 1.2.3.4 fHead Majorettejg Intramurals 1.21 Senior Choral Club 1.21 Class Officer. Secretary 3.41 Saf- ety Council 31 Student Council 33 1957 Schpooknacht Queeng Na- tional Honor Society 3.41 Tri-I-Ii-Y 3.41 Leaders' Club 3.41 Hi-Lite tTyp- istj 3,41 Press Club 41 Senior Band 2.3.4 fSecrctaryj. ENGLE. FRED S.. Jr., 409 South President Avenue. Lancaster. Pennsylvania. Baseball 2.3.41 Basketball 2.3.41 Key Club 2.3 lPresidentl 4: Hi-Y 2.3.4 CTreas- urerl 1 Choir 2.3.41 Candlelight Singers 41 Press Club 41 Safety Coun- cil 41 Intramurals 2.3. ERB, MIRIAM E.. 118 Kreider Ave- nue, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Junior 4-43 -ol .43 So there UI can't find lin Choral Club 1 : Junior Band 1: Senior Band 2.3: Biology Club 2.3.4 fPresi- dentl: Junior Service Club 1: Senior Service Club 2.3.4: County Band 3. ESBENSHADE, H. GLENN, 383 East Roseville Road, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Intramurals 2.3,4. ES- TERLY. ELLEN V., 1533 Cedar Road, Lancaster. Pennsylvania, Jun- ior Service Club lg Senior Service Club 2,4: Press Club 4: Senior Choral Club 2,31 French Club 3. FAS- NACHT, JANE E.. 144 West Rose- ville Road, Lancaster. Pennsylvania, Senior Choral Club 2.3: Rifle Club 3, Future Nurses' Club 3,4: Junior Band 1: Senior Band 2.3: Press Club. FELLMAN. CHARLES T., 1411 Clearview Avenue. Lancaster.Pcnnsyl- vania. Wrestling 2: Safety Council 4. FELTMAN. DOUGLAS J., 1323 Newton Road. Lancaster. Pennsyl- vania, Hi-Lite 2,3,4: Hi-Y 2.3.45 Junior Class Golf Team l.2.3.4: Play 3: Intramurals 1.2.3.4. FIND- LEY, STELLA M., 916 Landis Avenue, Lancaster. Junior Choral Club 1: Rifle Club 2.3.4: Leaders' Club 2.3.43 Hockey Pennsylvania, 2.3.4. Magazine Campaign 3.4 fManagcrJ: Senior Service Club 3: Press Club 4 CHead Typistl: Hi-Lite 3.4 CTypistl: Varsity M Club 4: Tumbling Club 1 3 Intramurals 1.2.3: Archery Club 1: Tri-Hi-Y 4. FOLTZ, PHYLLIS M. R.D. qi 3 Lititz. Pennsylvania. Senior Choral Club 2 fLibrarianl 3: Press Club 4: Leaders' Club 33 Choir 4: Majorette 1: Archery Club 1: Intramurals 2: Safety Council 3 CSecretaryj, 4 CSecretary-Treasurerl. FREY, HAR- OLD Jr., 69 West Roseville Road, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Science Club 1.2.3 CPresidentj 4. FRIES, HAROLD T.. 501 Beane Blossom Drive. Lancaster. Pennsylvania, French Club 3: Choir 2.3.42 Intra- murals 2.3,4: Press Club 4: Hi-Y 4. FRYER. GIL N., 104 Race Avenue, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Hi-Y 3,4 CChaplainJg Football fManagerl 3.4: French Club 3. CARBER, MARY C.. R.D. 413. Lititz, Penn- sylvania. Junior Choral Club 1 fLi- brarianl: Senior Choral Club 2 fLi- brarianl, 3: FHA 2,3,4g Leaders' Club 2.3.43 Intramurals 2,3.4: Safety Coun- cil 4. GOODMAN, CAROL E., 1035 Pleasure Road. Lancaster. Penn- sylvania. Junior Choral Club 1: Jun- ior Service Club 1: Choir 2.3.41 Sen- ior Service Club 2,3,4: Future Nurses' Club 3: Press Club 4: French Club 3: Junior Class Play 3: Student Council 4. GRAETZ, SUSAN M., 134 Woodside Road, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Biology Club 2.3: Saf- ety Council 3.4: Library Junior Serv- ice Club 1: Senior Service Club 2: Color Guard l,2.3.4: Press Club 4: Senior Orchestra 1.2.3,4: District Or- chestra 2.3.4: Junior Choral Club 1. GREENBERG, RHODA M., 970 Salisbury Court, Lancaster, Pennsyl- vania, Hi-Lite 2.3.4 CEclitor-in- Chief 3,4lg Press Club 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3.4 CTreasurerl: Student Council 4: 127 Junior Dramatics Club 1 CPN-sidentl: Leaders' Club 4: Intramurals 1.2: National Honor Society 3,4: Hockey CManagerl 2.3.41 Varsity M Club 3,4: Junior Service Club 1 CVice- Presidentl. HAFER, HAROLD F., 978 Helen Avenue. Lancaster. Penn- sylvania. Tennis 1.2: Wrestling 3: In- tramurals l.2,3: Key Club 4: Press Club 4: Hi-Y 4: Senior Band l.2.3,4 tPresidentl: Senior Orchestra l.2.3.4. HATFIELD, VIRGINIA L.. 394 Buch Avenue. Lancaster, Pennsyl- vania, Hockey 31 French Club 3: Junior Service Club 1: Press Club 4: Biology Club 2,4: Leaders' Club 4: Rifle Club 3.4. HAUS, GLENN F.. 1358 Orchard Street. Lancaster. Penn- sylvania. Intramurals l.2.3.4: Printing 3.4. HEALEY. GAIL E.. 1051 Grandview Boulevard. Lancaster, Pennsylvania. French Club 3.4 fTreasurerl: Hockey 33 Biology Club 3 CSecretary-Treasurerj, 4: Hi-Lite 3: Press Club 4: Leaders' Club 3: Ar- chery Club l.2. HEISERMAN. H. ROBERT, 207 Stevens Street, Lan- caster. Pennsylvania. Rifle Club 2.3.4: Senior Choral Club 2: Safety Coun- cil 4: Intramurals 1.2.3 CCaptainj 4: Basketball 2: Baseball 3.4: Football 1. HERR. GARY A.. 1547 Oregon Pike, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Rifle Club 2.3.41 Hi-Y 4: Senior Band 1.2.3.4 CVice-Presidentj: Senior Or- chestra 1.2.3.4: Biology Club 2: Spinners CDrummerl 3. HERSHEY, LORNA M.. 244 Pleas- ure Road, Lancaster. Pennsylvania Fourth down - one to go Majorettc 2,3,4, Senior Band 2,3,4, Press Club 4, Rifle Club 2, 3 fSec- retaryl, 4, Leaders' Club 3, Senior Choral Club 2, Intramurals 1, Ar- chery Club 3. HIGGINS, HUGH J., 1338 Glen Moore Circle, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Baseball 2,3,4, Basket- ball 1, Rifle Club 3,4, Intramurals l,2,3,4. HILL, JULIA A., 1438 Sunset Drive, Lancaster, Pennsyl- vania, Hi-Lite 3,4, Press Club 4 QCO- Editorl, Leaders' Club 3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, French Club 3, Intramurals 1,2,3, Senior Choral Club 2, Junior Service Club 1, Junior Dramatics Club 1. HOELTZEL, JOHN L., 71 Spencer Avenue, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, In- tramurals 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4. HOLLINGER, M. TIMOTHY, 67 East Petersburg Road, Neffville, Penn- sylvania, Football 1,2, Wrestling 1,2, 3,4, Baseball Manager 1,2g Intramu- rals 3,4. HOSTETTER, REBECCA M., 110 Valley Road, Neflsville, Pennsylvania, Senior Band 2,3,4, Junior Service Club 1, Junior Band 1, Senior Orchestra 1,2,3,4, Hockey 2, 3.4, National Honor Society 3,4, Biology 2,3.4, Tir-Hi-Y 4, Intramu- rals l.2: County Band 1,2,3.4, Jun- ior Choral Club l, Junior Orchestra 1, Leaders' Club 4, Press Club 4, Varsity M Club 4. HOUGENTOG- LER, BRENDA A., 223 Pleasure Road, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Stu- dent Council 1.2: Junior Choral Club 1, Choir 2,3,4, Candlelight Singers 4, County Chorus 3.4, Ili-Lite 2,3,4g French Club 3,43 Press Club 4, In- County champs '58 tramurals 1, Safety Council 3, Safety Patrol 1,2. HOYT, MARILYNN J., 907 McGrann Boulevard, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Junior Choral Club 1, Junior High Cheerleading 1, Junior Dramatics Club 1, Press Club fTyp- istj 4, Leaders' Club 2.3, French Club 3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Cheerleading 2,3,4, Intramurals l,2. HUBER, GERALD C., 61 Spencer Avenue, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Key Club 2.3.4, Hi-Y 2,3.4, Basketball 2,3,4, Track 3,4. HUBER, SHIRLEY J., 2310 Fruitville Pike, Lancaster, Penn- sylvania, Senior Band 2,3,4, Senior Orchestra 1,2,3,4, Hi-Lite 2,3,4, Press Club 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, National Honor Society 3,4, County Orchestra 1,2,3,4, District Orchestra l,2,3,4, French Club 3, Senior Dramatics Club 2, Junior Service Club 1, Senior Choral Club 2, Intramurals 1. HUGHES, RICHARD B., 1245 Pleasure Road. Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Science Club 3,4, Biology Club 2, Intramu- rals 1,2. HUHN, BETTY JO E., 1047 Ellwood Avenue, Lancaster, Pennsyl- vania, Senior Choral Club 2, Leaders' Club 3, French Club 33 Press Club 4, Rifle Club 4. JAFFAE, GARY H., 1008 Seventh Street, Lancaster, Penn- sylvania. Ili-Y 2.3.4, Press Club 43 Basketball 2,3,4, Baseball 2,3,4. JER- MYN, ROLAND M., 16 Haskell Drive, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Jun- ior Dramatics Club lg Science Club 2,3,4: Hi-Lite 2,3,4, Press Club 4, Choir 4. JULIUS, BARBARA S., 1468 Eden Road, Lancaster, Penn- 128 sylvania, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Choir 2,3,4, County Chorus 2,3,4, Press Club 4, French Club 3, Intramurals 2, Future Nurses' Club 4 fPresidentl, Junior Red Cross 1,2 fTreasurerj, 3 fSecre- taryj. KACHEL, THOMAS D., 105 Sun Rise Avenue, Lancaster,Penn- sylvania, Wrestling l,3,4, Track 4. KAUFFMAN, MARIANNE, 1380 Hollywood Avenue, Lancaster, Penn- sylvania, National Honor Society 3,4, Hi-Lite 2,3,4 fBusiness Managerj, French Club 3,4, Safety Council 3,4 fVice-Presidentl, Press Club 4, Bi- ology Club 2,3, Future Nurses' Club 2,3. KELLER, GERALD 130 Man- heim Pike, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. KELLER, JOYCE E., 2642 Lititz Pike, Neffs- ville, Pennsylvania. Creative Hands Club 1, FHA 3,4. KELLER, JU- DITH A., 1040 Grandview Boule- vard, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Junior Choral Club 1, Archery Club 2, Choir 2.3.4, Safety Council 1.2,3,4, Rifle Club 1, French Club 3, Senior Dra- matics Club 2,33 Junior Service Club 1: Senior Service Club 2. L.. KENT, LYNNE, 1407 Clayton Road, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Jun- ior Service Club 15 Archery Club 2,3,45 French Club 3,45 Press Club 4. KILHEFFER, KAREN L., 862 Fountain Avenue, Lancaster, Penn- sylvania, Junior Red Cross 15 Hockey 2,3,45 Varsity Mn Club 3,45 French Club 35 Leaders' Club 2,3,45 Press Club 4. KIMMET, BETTY J., R.D. 51553, Lititz, Pennsylvania, Intramurals 1,25 Future Nurses' Club 2,35 FHA 4. KISSINGER, JOANNE K., 150 West Roseville Road, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Junior Choral Club 15 Senior Choral Club 2,35 Junior Red Cross 25 Intramurals 2,35 Leaders' Club 2,35 Safety Council 45 Press Club 45 Archery Club 1.2. KITT, ROCHELLE F., 1010 Mc- Grann Boulevard, Lancaster, Penn- sylvania, Senior Dramatics 2,3 fVice-Presidentj, 4 QPresidentJ 5 Hi-Lite 3,4 fTypistj5 Press Club 45 National Honor Society 3,45 French Club 35 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 4. KNEISLEY, CHARLES R., 1577 New Holland Pike, Lancaster, Penn- sylvania, Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Foot- ball 35 Baseball 3,4. KOCHENOUR, NEIL K., 910 Fountain Avenue, Lancaster, Penn- sylvania, National Honor Society 3,45 Choir 2,3,45 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Press Club 45 Hi-Lite 3,45 Varsity MH Club 1,2,3,45 Student Council 1,2,3, 4 fPresidentj5 Wrestling 1,2,3,45 Tennis 1.25 Junior Class Play 35 Sen- ior Class Play 4. KREIDER, CYNTHIA A., 1494 Hollywood Drive, Lancaster, Penn- sylvania, Class Oflicer, Secretary 25 Hi-Lite 2,3,4 fCo-Editor 3,4,J5 Press Club 45 French Club 3 CSec- retaryl, 45 Safety Council 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Junior Class Play 35 Senior Class Play 45 Senior Band 1,2,3,45 Our busy corridors 4 scenes for much. u Senior Orchestra 1,2,3,4: County Band 2,3,45 County Orchestra 1,3,45 District Band 2,3,45 District Orches- tra 3,45 Future Nurses' Club 2,3 CVice-Presidentj5 National Honor Society 3,45 Senior Choral Club 25 Junior Dramatics Club 15 Junior Choral Club 1. KREIDER, JAY, 509 Pleasure Road, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Football 2,3,45 Wrestling 2,3,45 Tennis 2,3,45 Science Club 4. KUNZLER. MARGARET A., R.D. 56991. Bareville, Pennsylvania, Lead- ers' Club 3,4 CSecretaryJ5 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Intramurals 1,25 Junior Choral Club 15 Choir 2,3,45 Hi-Lite 2,35 Rifle Club 2.3,45 Rifle Team 3,4: Hockey 3.45 Safety Council 45 Press Club 4. LANDIS, DORIS, R.D. 33, Lititz, Pennsylvania, Intramurals 2,35 FHA 2,3,4 CTreasurerj5 Safety Council 35 Future Nurses' Club 3. LANDRETH, LUCINDA K., 816 State Street, Lancaster, Pennsylva- nia, Cheerleading 2,3,45 Junior High Cheerleading 15 Hockey 2,3,45 Choir 2,3,45 Junior Choral Club 15 Junior Dramatics Club 15 Leaders' Club 2, 3,4 CSecretary-Treasurerj5 Press Club 45 French Club 35 Varsity MU Club 2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Intramurals 1,2,35 Student Council 35 Safety Council 3,4 fPresidentD. LANE, LINDA E., 135 Roselawn Avenue, Bausman, Pennsylvania, Senior Choral Club 25 Leaders, Club 35 Hi-Lite 35 Press Club 4. LEAMAN, GERALD W., 2217 Blossom Valley Road, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Football 1,25 Wres- tling CManagerj 2, Intramurals 1,2, 3,45 Rifle Club 35 Printing 3,4. LEFEVER, CLARENCE M., 1357 Manheim Pike, Lancaster, Pennsyl- vania, Intramurals 1,45 Junior Choral Club 1. LEVIN, RICHARD L., 967 Edge- ff moor Court, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Basketball 1,25 Football 1,25 Tennis 2,3,45 Junior Red Cross 35 Intra- murals 1,2,3,45 Key Club 4. LEWARS, MICHAEL W., 1616 Oak Lane, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Hi-Y 2.3,45 Key Club 2 fChaplainJ, 3,45 Tennis 1.2,3,45 Biology Club 2,35 Intramurals 1.2.3,45 Junior Dra- matics 1. LOCUE, LENORE G., 1030 Mar- shall Avenue, Lancaster. Pennsylva- nia, Hi-Lite 3.45 Press Club 45 Senior Service Club 3,4. LONG, GEORGE F., 1949 Long- view Drive, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. LONG, ROBERT E., 527 Pleasure Road, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Pho- tography Club 1,25 Choir 2,3,45 Senior Choral Club 15 Stage Crew 2,3,4. LOOMIS, CAROLYN F., 349 Buch Avenue, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Intramurals 1,2.35 Leaders' Club 2, 35 French Club 35 Senior Choral Club 35 Press Club 4. MCCARTHY, JOYCE V., 965 Cen- ter Avenue, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Intramurals l,2.45 Press Club 45 Fu- ture Nursesl Club 45 Senior Choral Club 2. McDIVITT, DAVID P., 707 North Lime Street, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Stage Crew 3,45 Science Club 2,3,4. KATHLEEN E., 25 McGRANN, Eshelman Road. Lancaster, Pennsyl- vania, Senior Band 1,2.3,45 Sen- ior Orchestra l,2.3,4 CSccrctary- Treasurerlg Senior Choral Club 25 Hi-Lite 2,3,45 French Club fTrcas- urerJ5 Tri-Hi-Y 3.4 CSccrt-tarylg Hockey 2,3,45 Intramurals 1.2.3.1-5 Archery Club 2,3,45 District Orches- tra 1,3,45 County Orchestra 1.2345 Student Council 4 CSecrctary1: Press Club 45 Tumbling Club 15 Varsity M Club 3,45 Manheim Township Recreation Association Board 3,4. Silversmirh The next deadline is . . . MACKAY, D. BRUCE, 371 Arbor Road, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, French Club 3, Senior Choral Club 4. McKIVETT O. TERRENCE, 2323 Norwick Road, Lancaster, Penn- sylvania, Key Club 2.3,4 fSecretaryj, Hi-Y 2.3.4, Biology Club 3,4, Safety Council 1,2,3, Senior Dramatics Club 2,33 Solo Club 2,3.4, Creative Writ- ing Club 2, Senior Choral Club 1,4, Choir 2.3.4, Candlelight Singers 4, Junior Service Club 1, Senior Service Club 2,3.4, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4. MADDEN, JUDY A., 1841 Amity Drive, Lancaster, Pennsyl- vania, Leaders' Club 3. MARTIN, SUSANNE B., 825 Pleasure Road, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, French Club 3, Leaders' Club 3, Hi-Lite 2,3,4, Future Nurses' Club 4, Choir 4. MARTY. GLENN. 1919 Crooked Oak Drive, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Baseball 3. MATTHEWS. RICH- ARD P.. 270 Ivy Terrace. Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Senior Band 2.3.4, District Band 2.3,4g Senior Orchestra 2.3.4, National Honor Society 3,4, Safety Council 4, Science Club 2,3,4, Senior Choral Club 4, Senior Play 4. MAURER. PHYLLIS J., 1106 Country Club Drive. Lancaster, Penn- sylvania. Press Club 43 Leaders' Club 3.4. MILLER. CAROL E.. 1909 Sterling Place. Lancaster, Pennsyl- Vlmiill Senior Service Club 3.-1, Rifle Team 2.3.41 Rifle Club 2,3.4, Tum- bling Club 1: French Club 3.4, Var- Sily M Club 3.4: Senior Dramatics 2.31 Press Club 'liz Junior Choral Club 1. MILLER. FAY M., 19-1-3 Ilarclay Place, Lancaster. Pennsylvania. MIL- LER, JOAN L., 1943 Harclay Place, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, MONA- GHAN, PATRICIA A., 1690 Hilltop Approach, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Future Nurses' Club 2,3,4 fProgram Chairmanj, Archery Club 1,2,3,,4, Junior Service Club 1, Press Club 4, Intramurals 2. MUMMA, MIC- HAEL J. 2768 Lititz Pike, Neffsville, Pennsylvania, Wrestling 2,3,4, Key Club 4, Hi-Y 3.4, Choir 2,3,4, Rifle Club 3,4. MYERS, MARGARET, 2342 Fruitville Pike, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Senior Choral Club 2, Safety Council 3, Junior Service Club 1, Senior Service Club 2,3,4, Senior Band 1.2,3,4, Press Club 4, Intra- murals 1,2, French Club 3. NEEL, WANDA M., 1469 Hollywood Drive, Lancaster Pennsylvania, Junior Dra- matics Club 1, Junior Choral Club 1, Leaders Club 2,3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Safe- ty Council 3, Student Council 2, Na- tional Honor Society 3,4, Future Nurses' Club 2, Junior Service Club 1, French Club 3, Intramurals 1,2, Junior Play 3. NEISS, JAMES P., 1405 North West End Avenue, Lan- caster, Pennsylvania, Track 1,2, In- tramurals 1.2,3. NEWKIRK, SAN- DRA H., 867 Martha Avenue, Lan- caster, Pennsylvania, Hi-Lite 2,3,4 fFeature Editorj, Senior Choral Club 23 Tri-Hi-Y 3.4, French Club 3 CVice-Presidentj, Class Officer 3 tVice-Presidentj 3 Press Club 4, Intra- murals l. NOLT, CAROLE E., 901 North President Avenue, Lan- caster, Pennsylvania: Rifle Club 3,4, Senior Service Club 4, Future Nurses' Club 2, Intramurals 11 Press Club 4, Choir 2,3,4, Biology Club 2, Leaders' Club 2,3, Junior Dramatics Club 1, Junior Choral Club 1 3 Tumbling Club 1. PETERS, GWENDOLYN F., 223 East Liberty Street, Lancaster, Penn- sylvania, Junior Choral Club 1 , Intra- murals 1,2,3, Hi-Lite 2,3,4, Future Nurses' Club 4, Press Club 4, Senior Choral Club 2, French Club 3. PE- TERS, WANDA A., 2309 Norwick Road, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Intra- murals 1, Leaders' Club 3, F.H.A. 4. POTTS, PATRICIA R., 985 Cen- ter Avenue, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Junior Choral Club 1, Intramurals 1,2, Junior Service Club 1, Leaders' Club 2,3, Cheerleading 3, Choir 2,3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 3,43 Senior Service Club 4, Press Club 4. PRINGLE, WALLACE C.. 396 Arbor Road, Lan- caster, Pennsylvania, Hi-Y 4, Key Club 4, Football 1,2.3,4, Wrestling 3.4: Track 3.4, Intramurals 1.2.3, Choir 2,3,4, Senior Choral Club 1, Student Council 2. REDMAN. RON- ALD G.. 1420 Harrisburg Pike, Lan- caster, Pennsylvania, Rifle Club 3,4, Photography Club 4, French Club 3, Stage Crew and Projectionist 3.4. RICK EDWARD, 102 Haskell Drive, Lancaster. Pennsylvania, Key Club 3 fSecretaryj, 4 tVice- Presidentlg Safety Council 4, Foot- ball 1,2,3, Basketball 1,2, Track 1,2, 3.4: Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Varsity M Club 3,4. ROSEMAN, EUDORA K., 923 Valley Road, Lancaster, Pennsyl- Artists . . . produce. Post lamps . . . in the making vania. Hockey 2.3.4, Junior Choral Club 1, Senior Choral Club 2,3,4, Archery Club 1.2.3,4, Press Club 4, French Club 3, Leaders' Club 3,4-, Senior Service Club 2.3, Tumbling Club 1, Intramurals 1,2.3, Varsity M Club 4, RUBIN, FRANCES E., 1020 Grandview Boulevard, Lan- caster, Pennsylvania, Junior Choral Club 1, Junior Dramatics 1, Senior Dramatics 2.3, Intramurals 2, French Club 3.4. RUMMEL, BARBARA J., 117 Murry Hill Drive. Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Junior Choral Club 1, French Club 2.3 tPresidentJ, Press Club 4: Dramatics tJuniorj 1. SCHROEDER, JAY N., R.D. :J-'21, Bird-in-Hand. Pennsylvania, Foot- ball 2.3.4, Track 1,2.3.4, Wrestling 3.4. SEASHOLTZ, SANDRA L., 113 Circle Road. Lancaster,Pennsyl- vania. Hockey 2.3.4, Choir 4, Can- dlelight Singers 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3,4-, Hi-Lite 2.3.4 fBusiness Managerjg Leaders' Club 3.4: Press Club 4, In- tramurals 1.2.3, French Club 3, Jun- ior Class Play 3, Color Cuard 2.3.4, Junior Dramatics Club 1, Junior Choral Club 1. SEIPLE. BAR- BARA H.. 85 Eshelman Road, Lan- caster. Pennsylvania. Junior Choral Club 1 CPN-sidcntl, Tumbling Club 1, Archery Club 2,3.-1, Leaders' Club 2,3.4 tVice-Prcsiclentb: Junior Red Cross 1, Hockey 2.3.4 fCo-Captainj, Cheerleading 3.4: Intramurals 1.2, 3.4, Tri-Hi-Y 3.4 tVice-Presidcntbg Choir 2.3.41 Hi-Lite 2.3.4, Student Council 4 tVice-Presidentj, Varsity M Club 3.4, Press Club 4, Safety Council 3. SHAFER. DOROTHY M.. R.D. Florys Mill. Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Junior Band 1, Junior Orchestra' 1, Senior Band 1.2,3.4, Press Club 4, French Club 3, Junior Red Cross 3, Intramurals 1. SHANK, PHILIP O.. 1543 Oregon Pike. Lan- caster. Pennsylvania. Football 2.3, Track 2, Intramurals 1.2.3.4, Choir 2.3.4 CSecretary-Treasurerj, Candle- light Singers 3.4, Class Oflicer 2 tTreasurerl, Senior Choral Club 2, Ili-Y 4, Senior Class Play 4, Junior Class Play 3: County Chorus 2,3,4, District Chorus 3, French Club 3. SHAUB. JACK R., 714 Fountain Avenue. Lancaster. Pennsylvania, Ri- Ile Club 2.3. SHELLY. GLORIA M. R.D. 1. Manheim. Pennsylvania, FHA 1.2.3.4: Intramurals 1.2.3, Sal'- ety Council 1.2.3.4. SHERICK JAC- QUELIN A.. 349 West Roseville Road. Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Intra- murals 1,2.3: Senior Service Club 1.2.3, Junior Service Club 1, Archery Club 1: Junior Choral Club 1, Sen- ior Choral Club 3: FHA 4. SHOTZ- BERCER. KENNETH C.. 55 Corry Avenue. Lancaster. Pennsylvania, IVrestling 1.2: Intramurals 1.3, Track 3. SHOWALTER. JOHN C., 1470 Ilunsicker Road. Lancaster. Pennsyl- vania. Basketball 1, Track 1,2.3,4, Intramurals 1.2.3,-1, Key Club 3.4. SMITII. KAREN L.. 316 East Rosc- ville Road. Lancaster. Pennsylvania. French Club 3.4: Intramurals 1.2. SMITII. JAY W.. 913 East Chest- nut Street. Lancaster. Pennsylvania. Rifle Club 2.3.4, Basketball flXfIan- agerj 2.3.4, Stage Crew 1.2.3,t1, Base- ball 2, Press Club 4, Junior Band 1, Varsity M Club 3.4. SNOKE. JOHN L.. R.D. til. Lititz. Pennsyl- vania. Class Oflicer -1 CPN-sidentj, Football 1.2.3.4, Track 1.2.3.'1, In- tramurals 1.2.3.4, Choir 2,3.4-3 Hi-Y 3.4 CSccretafYl2 National Ilonor So- ciety 3.4, Student Council 3.4. SNYDER. SUE V.. 39 Kreidcr Ave- nue. Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Junior Service Club 1, Senior Service Club 2.3.41 Rifle Club 2.3.4, Junior Or- chestra 1: Junior Band 1, Senior Band 2.3, Archery Club 1.21 Press Club 4 fTypistI: Intramurals 2. SPITZER. LENORE C.. 902 Mc- Crann Boulevard. Lancaster, Pennsyl- vania, Junior Choral Club 1, Choir 2.3.4, County Chorus 2.3, Future Nurses' Club 2.3.4, Biology Club 2.3.4 tSecretaryj: Press Club '13 Tum- bling Club 1. SPROTT. TERRENCE 1701 Oregon Boulevard. Lancaster. Pennsylvania: Baseball l.2.3,4, Biol- ogy Club 2.3,-1 t'I'reasurcrl, Junior Play 3, Intramurals 1.2.3.'1, Rifle Club 3. STOLARZ. JANET E.. 104-6 Edgexnoor Court. Lancaster. Pennsyl- vania, Tumbling Club 1, Cheerlead- ing 2.3.41 Hockey 2.3.41 Tri-lli-Y 3.41- CPresidentj, Intramurals 1, French Club 3, Press Club 4 tSports Editorj 1 County Schpooknacht Queen 2, Na- tional Honor Society 3.4-, STOVER. HENRY LAXVRENCE. Il-17 Landis Avenue, Lancaster. Pennsylvania, Track 1, Senior Choral Club 1, Choir 2,3,4. Assembly prep, - Gil our promoter - STRICKLER, LINDA J., 1984 Park Plaza, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Leaders' Club 2,3, Intramurals 1,2,3, French Club 3,4 QSecretaryj, Press Club 4, Junior Service Club 1, Sen- ior Service Club 2,4, Junior Red Cross 2 CSecretaryl, Junior Choral Club 1, Archery Club 1,2 CSecretaryJ, 3, Safety Council 4. STYER, MICHAEL B., 84 Delp Road, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Jun- ior Dramatics Club 1, Junior Band 1, Senior Band l,2, Choir 3,4, Can- dlelight Singers 4, Football An- nouncer 4, Hi-Lite 2,3,4 CSports Ed- itorj, Junior Play 3, Class Olicer 4 QTreasurerj , Press Club 4. SWINEHART, JANET I., 1200 Grofftowne Road, Lancaster, Pennsyl- vania, Future Nurses' Club 1,2,4, FHA 3. TIGNER, STANLEY C., Hi-Y 3,4, Football 2,3, Wrestling 1, Junior Play 3, Press Club 4, Senior Play 4, Intra- murals 2,3,4, VERI, FRANCES GAIL, 203 East Roseville Road, Lancaster, Pennsyl- vania, Junior Choral Club 1, Choir 2,3,4, Hi-Lite 2,3,4, Student Coun- cil 2, Press Club 4, Candlelight Singers 3,4, County Chorus 2,3 CAC- companistl, National Honor Society 3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, County Schpook- nacht Queen 4. WAGNER, JUDITH E., 109 Murry Hill Drive, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Junior Band 1, Junior Orchestra 1, Senior Band 2,3,4, Senior Orchestra 3, Senior Choral. WADE, PATRICIA A., 841 Landis Avenue, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, French Club 3,4 CVice-Presidentl, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Press Club 4, Hi-Lite 2,3,4, Archery Club 1, Tumbling Club 1, Junior Service Club 1 fVice- Presidentj, Senior Service Club 2,3, Biology Club 2, Choir 2,3,4, Junior Choral Club 1. WAGNER, JUDITH E., 109 Murry Hill Drive, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Junior Band 1, Junior Orchestra 1, Senior Band 2,3,4, Senior Orchestra 3, Senior Choral Club 2, Hi-Lite 2, 3, Press Club 4 CArt Editorl, French Club 3, Intramurals 2. WATTS, PERRY D., 1413 Clayton Road, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Leaders' Club 4, Senior Choral Club 4. WEAVER, LOUISE L., 1512 Es- benshade Road, Lancaster, Pennsyl- vania, Leaders, Club 3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Choir 2,3,4 CLibrarianJ, County Chorus 3, Junior Play 3, Press Club 4 fBusi- ness Managerj, French Club 3 QPro- gram Chairmanl, Archery Club 2, Junior Choral Club 1. WEAVER, RONALD W., 105 West Roseville Road, Lancaster, Penn- sylvania, Senior Play 4, Basketball 1,2,3, Track 1,2,3,4, Intramurals 1,2, 3,4. WEIDEL, MARGARET A., R.D. 43, Lititz, Pennsylvania, Junior Serv- ice Club 1, Senior Service Club 2,3,4 CPresidentj, Biology Club 2, Senior Choral Club 2,3,4 fVice-Presidentj, Future Nurses' Club 3,4 QVice- Presidentj, National Honor Society 3,4, Intramurals 1,2, Junior Orches- tra 1 QVice-Presidentj. WEIDNER, RICHARD L., 60 Vil- lage Drive, Neffsville, Pennsylvania, Biology Club 3,4, Football 1,2, Bas- ketball fManagerl 2,3,4, Intramurals 1,2, Baseball l,2,3,4. WELCH, THOMAS C., 911 Val- ley Road, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Key Club 2,3,4 CTreasurerl, Basket- ball 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4. WHITE, WILLIAM E., 110 Ryder Avenue, Lancaster, Pennsyl- vania, Track 2,3,4, Intramurals 2,3. WHITMER, LINN E., 1124 Louise Avenue, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Leaders' Club 1,2, Hi-Lite 3,4, Press Club 4 fCo-Editorj, Choir 2,3, 4 CLibrarianl, County Chorus 3, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4 fStu- dent Directorj, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Candle- light Singers 4, Biology Club 2, Junior Choral Club 1, National Honor Society 3,4. WILKINSON, TOM J., 1351 Glen Moore Circle, Lancaster, Pennsylva- nia, Rifle Club 3,4. WILLIAMS, GAIL J., 333 Ruth Ridge Drive, Lancaster, Pennsylva- nia, Junior Choral Club 1, Tum- bling Club. 1, Biology Club 2, Arch- ery Club 2,3,4, Student Council 2, Leaders' Club 2,3, Intramurals 2, Choir 2,3,4, County Chorus 2,3,4, French Club 3,4 fPresidentj, Junior Play 3, Press Club 4. WITTER, KATHRYN L., 1920 Sterling Plaza, Lancaster, Pennsyl- vania, Cheerleading 1,2,3,4, Hockey 2,3,4, Intramurals 1,2,3, Arch- ery Club 2,3,4, Junior Choral Club 1, Varsity UM Club 2,3,4, Choir 2,3,4, Press Club 4, Hi-Lite 3,4, Leaders' Club 2,3 fVice-Presidentl, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 fChaplainj, National Honor Society 3,4, French Club 3, Student Council 1, Senior Play 4, Junior Play 3. WITTLE, PAUL H., 1053 Lititz Avenue, Lancaster, Pennsylvania L Football 4, Choir 2,3,4, Track 3,4, Student Council 4, Class Oflicer 4 fVice-Presidentj. LAMBERT HUDNUT MANUFACTURING LABORATORIES Lititz, Pennsylvania EXTENDS ITS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF '59 MOORE FARMS, KILHEFFER'S FOOD MARKET COMPLIMENTS OF INC. 868 Fountain Ave. C' WHITE . D VANTRESS CROSS Grandview HeIghts JEWELER BABY CHICKS Phone EX 4-4027 II9 E Chest ISI 78oLEd R d FREE DELIVERY L I EX 3 3882 COMPLIMENTS OF NEFFSVILLE FROZEN FOOD SERVICE Phone LO-90011 N ff ille, Penna. LANCASTER SALES CO., INC. 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