Mechanicsburg High School - Artisan Yearbook (Mechanicsburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1957 volume:

EX LIBRIS THE ARTI PUBLISHED BY THE CLASS OF 1957 MECHANICSBURG AREA JOINT HIGH SCHOOL MECHANICSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA VOLUME XXII MAY, 1957 xlglillilllllliiill time il scciiis iillillg mzic'kii0wlL'1lgL' pulm- hcl ich w,-7A.,-'- 15556 . .var 1. F, L W Jil 41 A F' JAMES B. DAVIS Ihrmigh thc' wairs hc has qivcn lirclcsslv his limv :mil i , 1 , on to mzikc our clziys licic' Iiiippy Lind hiiillul. .Xs our owing hgiiicls :md Sl'l1NiiJil'l'0llllSl'l to cwi'y 4-iiclviivm uc hzivc iinclcrlzikc-ii. 'l1ht'l'l'li0l4l', in lllxlllillfll ziImp1'cc'i:i- llull lui' thc im' amd thc wiscluiii hc hun xliairul, wc' dual in Ill' this XOillllll'0i.f'1lfl.S'IlIIIllllllll. .w .N y thc loyalty :incl thc hclp ul' Mr. llziiiics Davis. 'isllll Nhi. llzivis has p1'm'cil his lllvllh' hy lvmling WY A K in ll Q KG! 4 A il' lx' A , 4' ' 1 Wil Q W1 wr JAN RE ORD is healthy :tml incxilulwlc. To cn 'sonal and C ' nigh the opvnnw l L ugh school is Tlglll. Inlprovctl techniques, zzttitutlcs, :incl mkills rvsult from learning against ll lmc'ztutil'11l, fully Cquippetl lbllffkglllllllil. Nlztsufry ol' iiiliil lac- coincs easier in un ZllIllOSlJllL'l'C ol' inomlcrn facility, Moreover, 11 ' 'V ' Stn J in things if icltnnc ttnds to open thc oi lol inoic Jus l10I1SllllJS in ill othti irc as ol llXlllL4. The ndmncccl stuclcnt buoinu the .nclvtiifccl ucn C OIIIIHUIIIIV st.1tc ni mn 'mt xi or d bcncht piopoition ltc ls ' 's noness and uc IC ill lol it lloucvu, vc msiit on out iwht to Oxpuss 1 xciv XIIICV- IC n dllltlllli und bt fntinolv stntnntntwl is ut note th it the mlm ol 105 is tht '.' to ft gui lclu itul llOIll tht olcl high schc ml. YVQ JOlllIWS1ll1PllClL to om tclnuuntnts there NVQ rtmll mth plmsuiv tht good tnncs the good people incl thc good will. VVep.1yJ1qntbttr1lnutc to 1 sito which has mt. ' . 5 K Q Served VCll f,Oll l1'lI1X ufns and xx hich it ill continue to scrxe is 1 IUIIIOT hwh school Jtnlt mg Ouis is 1 spnit of cntlnnsizmn forltomohliw YVQ nc is inoclcrn .rs sparc ships amd G1IlCln1SCiJmllI punnt s, .Q lgasc? Wweiigd nostilgii in tht Ar- Q 5 it 'lin gggplges allom is to bland prog- H 5853 with sweet IDCI'HOl2b,sGf amuse to- znmr will he wogid but ycstudwy 'ta!X'i'4?lQWS?W'tia ts, '- at if 0 ist-ized Q il N 1 if if ' o Q 9' Q 1 F gow. , . A Y' V fi--N. .. 2572. lf A, Q' V1 I l tix W oinniunity produc- tivity thrr ' ' U ol nn n Ho- thc-niinutil ' K ' ' ' v A. The Pla Are Made lt tt tht' ttwltttttxtlttlttx ttl tltt' llttxtttl ttl latltttzttttttt lu tlt'- tttttttttt' tht' lttwt txltt' ul tttslttttttttttatl tttttgtttttt lla tttttt Illltltllk tgttt ttllttttl zttttl tltt'tt ttttttttx itwll with lht' lttllttwittg NIM: tlt lttwvtltztt Zlllll4l1'tlll1lll'llllllllM'l ttl lJlt'AIN1lllli'l1lSR- t . 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K-R.XH.XM liintipal ol' lhe High Sch: This volume marks a turning point in the history ol' your school. It reviews the glorious traditions of MHS. ln many cases, your parents and grandparents passed this way before you, making their contributions to a school now four-score years of age. Your elders have sensed the immeasurable value ol' ed- ucation and have assumed the task of providing you the best ol learning facilities. XVe know that you appreciate their sacrihces enabling you to enjoy a school program denied the youth in many connnunities. The future of your school points to a dual highway. In one lane will be a junior high school, giving younger teen-agers privileges ol' leadership and responsibility not available in a six-year system. Theirs is the chance to explore, to learn of their strengths and weaknesses, to lay the groundwork for more specific pursuits at the next educational level. The second lane will be a senior high school, giving final preparation for adult roles in our connnunity and, in some cases, lor continued higher education. lixpand- ed physical facilities will provide greater opportunities than have been possible in the past. May this book be a treasury of memories lor the class of 1957 and a beckoning door ol' new experiences and privileges lor all undergraduates. CH,XRl.liS li. SIIIICLDS ,Xssislant Principal ol the High School R COUNSELORS ll ll.l.l,XNl ll, DICNTON Dean ol' llors lil.ll.Xllli'l'll W. l,.XSSl-IN Dean of liirls ln the inotlern secondary schools of our country the guitl- ance progranis grow daily rnore important. Their aitns are encompassing anal worthy: their specihc clay-to-clay ac- cornplislnnents utilitarian. In its niost extreme lunction. guidance nearly approaches cleep-couch psychiatry. On a more practical hasis it may cleal with prohlenrs as wiclely tliversihetl as course selection and discreet social customs -to say nothing' ol' its constant antl significant role in boy-girl relationships in high schools across the lantl. To he a successful guidance counselor toclay one neetls quali- ties of character and personality lieyoncl textbook train- ing' and native intelligence. lforeinost arnong these quali- ties are Compassion, llexil1ility,antl nioclernity. .-X sense of hurnor helps, too. Nlrs. Lassen anal Nlr. Denton, lortunate- ly lor us, are richly enclowctl with these gilts. .Xs they orient, counsel, and supervise testing. their luunane qual- ities assure the pupils objective yet personal treatnient. Let us work cliligently to prove that we clcserrc the un- selfish aicl these professionals have given us tluring our years here. 9 IX ILI I XXI I BRI II XIxI R food znstrurtton ls bettfr than rzrhes Miss NIARG.-XRICT li. FAHRINGER lfl'fllII1IglIIIlkl'.Y a full rnazz, ronferenre a ready llIIlll,I1?I!'I writing on exnrt man. ROBERT Il, BURGIQSS I will llfIFY'1l'1I!1f I believe today, if it should !'II?IfIlllII!'f all I .mid veslerrlayf' JOHN R. FISHER 'tlirlnmtion is the profess of driving a xet of prejudires down your throat. RICHARD J. CROITSE Matl1enmtirs is the srience zuhirh uses easy words for hard ideas. Miss MARY C, FOX She shall hazfr' rnusir u'l1ere1fz'r she goesf JAMES B. DAVIS HCLNIIIIOII sense is the knack of seeing things as they are, and doing things as they ought to be done. JOHN H. FREIHRICKS Hliither I will hnd a way or I will make one. IO , QF' .faith-. RRR! R rs-In 43 Q X fx: . I f 4 rf- . Q15 . :gh N. all i , - ,,gx Q -?lf7'Lf'h 1,4 .13 A Y.: ri Ly s NI1's,j0.XN GRII-'HTH Turf rmmxv ax l7lIll'lI from gmrrirrrws of llwlrt HX if frm fl7It'l1l'XS of lt1.Yll'. XI.-KCI..-XY KELLY Timf'lv.sffnfir'r,likf'1i:m'lvgif1.v,i.s flm1l2Ir'fl ir 'lllllllliu S kNll'EL R. Hlil-'FXIQR Wi f'lll'l' is Illr xx'.x'le'1l111lif' rlux,xili1'1liim1 of vx- fu'rie'11rf'. XVILLIAM H. Kli'I l'l-IRM.-KN H1m1m ix Ihr' IIIIVIIIIHIQ' nfl11'm't.' Bliss ANNA HOI IfXl,XN Fu mgx' IIHII ,H'I'.Yl.Yll'II1'f' !'0HIlllf'l' all lllirlgxf' HARRY KIRK .-lr! is ll jmrtrnit of the soul, l-QXRL HOFI-'NLM' In fl 1 :mir sen 11 en an l1i.vImi1m.v. ff V WA ff M W Nlrs. DOROTHY KOTSCH .-Ill zulm lzmfff me'1Iifnlr'rI on Ihr' ml! ny'go1'r'rn- ing llmukinfl lI!1'l'l' lwffn !'lIlI1'i!If'l'Illl1!ll ilu' fair' nf1'r1lj1irf',x' !ll'Ilf'H!l.Y on Ihr' l'Il1l1Ylll0Il nf vnu!l1. I 1 y 'um I.il1'w1lm'1' ix lllf' llmuglrl of ihinking mul. I.l'.S'I l'.R L. Llzl I llxl. S'riP1lrf is !H'glI7IfZI I1 knrm'lr'dgr'. Mrs. ANN NIICINZICR .S'rnnf' lmokx mr' In br' lllSll'!1. nlflffrs In lu' .Y1l'!1HOZl'P!i, and XIHIII' f1'11' ollmrs lo IN' 1'l1z'11'r'rl um! fligf'sl1'1i. ROY B, NI.-XLONIR HAli.YfIlkl', l'rrm', is llle rlisriplirn' IIITOIIQII zvhirll nv' r1r1zfnn1'r. Miss .XNNlf'l l'li VICRCIVRIU Ulllllgllllgl' is Ihr' rlrrwv of l1I0ll'Qllf.H Y.. Y Q' . x, gp' ' 'T W , ', K if Q' JOHN L. NI.-XRTIN dx fain, H A .S'nmll in Alnluw, :Highly in lII'!liH.U ' fx gp IA 1 gpm 5 2. i. ' - ,ii -Q5 ,E . Q 1 vt! ec 4 . .. his -. '. 2 ka. -fi --. . . 'oil ya' ,Q .g . ug, '. 7 ax: 4 ,nf Y .lg V' I ldi? Hrs. MARY Ci. NIOSIZR 5 A .sfllIlIlififY, of ull llIiHg.Y, ix ilu' llfllfllffl to br ,MX L rnflifflff' jf-ff xm.j1a.xN s. NI.Xl'RO Mrs. lil.ll,Xl5li'I'H ORRIS XflIl'l'!'ilj' 111111 lrulh nn' Illf',,I7!lf1xYX ny' !'7lfl'Y 7 , , A xmfwfv .ff rf fy! f 0 ,E Cl-XIII. C. OLYER A'.H11.xir is lhf' m1iw'r'sul lllllgll-llgl' of mrzrzkimlf' Miss .XNNI-I SNYIJICR lff'zunwI is in doing. Nils. l3li'l l'Y l'.'XRSliLL 'l'l1f' lllflrllmr' nf sjlmking is as imjmrlanl as ilu' nzallvr, ns fume jufojale lmw' vars lu lar lirklrd Illan lllIIfl'VSfll?IIlf!1g.Y In In' judge'fl. Mrs. M.-XRY E, SIKOCKER I'lu' ZVHFIIHUH of ffwry num am! Il'UllNl7I is rn A'l'l'Z'l' othrr 11e0pIf'. l-IMORY YY. RAXRIG .41'f'1n111'y rmnzfs I1r'fm'e spefdf' Mrs. j.XNE STONE S0fl 1Ware shz' lnings ll'1Il'I'f'1't'!' she goes. Miss KAY SALE I'a1iz'11r'c' is Ihr' Il6'Fl'SSIlI'X irzgredient of gen- ills. ICDXYIN F. SNY.KX'Ol..X Tl1f'w' is alxuavvs u'm'k,nr1f1 tools In zmrk zvilh, for llzoszf who will. I3 I CL, l., YOCQICISONG UCUIIIIIIOII .w:l.vv ix ilu' alnilily to defer! lflllUFS.U THOMAS G, YOST Cond humor is grmrinrxs and zvisdom mm- bined. Mrs. lC1,,li.XNOR VOLG.-KN A u'on1an'.r slreugtlf is more jmlenl zvlrfn rolwd in gl'll1ll'Hl'.Y.Y.U Mrs. ROM.-UNE B.Yl'liSfKIook R081-1R'lN YNY-X1.LOXVliR Tha lzixlnrian ix Il IIVUIPIIFI lunlfilzg hurl:- Z zuard.s. ., ,::. A,., Q i, If X 6, Qi 'ill i L ,. if K fB'WYf likmk -1 a . Y' 1 'gig-A - MTS. CLARISSJX GROSSfC00k :.l -.W W Agggwf R1c:H.xRn F, wl1.1.1,ms ,355 Ha11dirrnf! is ilu' nwrk of n n1n.vl1'r in his mm: R A R 59 LL,' field. .i,ffifgiirfwwiFV g glfrsfzwssg 'I' - 5 L:L ' IL- A ' Y E A - ' M4 ' ,M , 1 PA' . ig 'Mfg 'gf' --'gif ,www '2-in 'lv ' 'X 14 5, wg . 11. Mrs. ELSIIQ NIESLEY-Cafeteria Supervisor Y N I1 Mu, KIXNI. I INLIMX IA I I.R Sc-Imnl Nunn' HIaRNI3OIN 5 I RAS l'.R 'i i'I1in-Inf XIZIIIIICIIZIIICC NIiws CZ X'I'III RlNl' SNYIJFR SUQICIRIII lu IIIL' SIIIJCIIIIIUIIIICIII NIll.'l0N HIQRSHNIXN 1 Clxslmlizlll lui M1's1N.XNCYI.,RII.XN Ofiicc' Sf'c1'cl:1 ry Miss YIQRA NIIilZI'Il,IN fI11wlmIia11 I THE FACULTY OFF-GUARD I mmm A FLEETING GLIMPSE I TO THE PAST It docsn't seem long at all since we first walked into the buildings of MHS. During those bewildering days we didn't know where we were going or how to get there. How glad we were for a helping hand from any upper classman. In retrospect, those first two years seem rather dull, but somehow they passed, and we were freshmen. For the first time, we were exposed to the complexities of Latin and algebra, but we blithely tackled the problems with more daring than know-how. However, we had our lighter moments. Our assembly, for instance-a variety show and a play-was a big hit, and we held our first class party, which also was very successful. Our class officers were as follows: President, Dave Kapp: Vice President, Larry Holtzman: Secretary, Sandy Slough: Treasurer, Jonnie Book: Student Council, Phyllis Rhodes. Our very capable class dean was Mr. Vogelsong. We picked up speed as sophomores. Mr. Leitzel, our class dean, was our mainstay. For our initial selling endeavor we proved our worth by hustling Christmas wrapping paper. StarHre was chosen our class ring, and our assembly was a take-off on The Arthur Godfrey Show, complete with tea and soup commercials. Again the class party in the gym was successful. The following people lcd us then: President, Wlalter Fake: Vice President, Dick Renard: Secretary-Treasurer, Dave Moses: Student Council, Shirley Brechbiel. Our junior year started with a bang! We were very well represented in both Band and Glee Club. Our class assem- bly was America in Song, and our junior play was Love Is Too Much Trouble. We had fun doing it and, equally important, made a nice profit. We not only proved our talent that year, but also we proved our mental prowess when the National Honor Society accepted seven of our Juniors. Our Peanut Sale was a big success, the proceeds of which, when combined with other earned monies, allowed the seniors a memorable Prom. Our class party wasn't up to par. but the class members who attended had fun. These leaders held the positions of prestige: President, Dave Kapp: Vice President, Ron Miller: Secretary-Treasurer. Walter Fake: Student Council. Shirley Brechbiel. Mr. Ma- lone was our capable class dean. On September 5, 1956, 103 strong, the class of '57 entered the halls of MHS to begin its last year. Student Council was in the knowing hands of Shirley Brechbiel, the fourth female Prexy. lin masse we braced the refreshment stand for the big half-time push during football season, and Sat- urday mornings, few in ntnnber but mighty in determina- tion, the old faithfuls were there for clean-up detail. iVe did well enough in our magazine sale by reaching the S1000- plus mark. Senior pictures came and brought the inevitable moans and groans as proofs were viewed. We were very well represented in the Halloween parade by Queen Bette Bollinger and her attendants, Phoebe Neiswenter and joan Young. We presented A Murder Has Been Arranged as our senior play and held our final class party. Of course, there were the customary senior bills for caps and gowns, announcements, name cards, and pictures. A few of us fretted overcommencement. Will I make it? was the main question. The juniors gave us a dandy Prom, and of course we en- joyed Class Day at Hershey, Our ofiicials in this significant year were the following: President, Dave Kapp: Vice President, Walter Fake: Secre- tary-Treasurer, Donna Rowe: Student Council, Shirley Brechbiel, along with whom our class dean, Mr. Davis, worked hand in hand. As time takes its toll and as circumstances alter cases, we shall, no doubt. lose interest in high school affairs-even our own. Yet how precious this brief history will be when we meet again after the long, short, happy, sad, productive, and unrewarding years ahead. The re-hash is usually, we're told, better than the original, for man in looking back tends to reduce the bitter and exaggerate the sweet. We're about up-to-date now and ready to face the stern taskmaster called Reality. Somehow neither local admoni- tion nor world crisis can stem our eagerness to Challenge this giant. Hello, cruel world! E K3 --I QQ, K 52' 'Q .4 . A ffm s if 1 lf f1 - arg.- 'N U' i Is Lan .Y SANDRA KAY ADAMS Szmdt. ztlreztclt' engaged to the man of her choice. took the clerical course. She enjoys keeping records and has had val- uzrhle experience its tnessage-taker for Dr. Hershner on weekends. She collects records amd pennies. For zi while it zip- peatred that her future would take her into the exciting world of an airline hostess: instezul it now seems she'll he in the clouds its at happy hride. Xtlhichexer course slte chooses, her classmates know she'll realize success :md happiness. 'liri-Hi-Y..4rl1'.mn, lt. :md Sr. Chorus. RILHXRID ICUCQIQNIC B.Yl'ES Dick, it cztpalmle member of our haird- working slllgt' crew during his high school darts. flips clips at Ratkestraw's in his spatre titne. He finds much enjoy- ment in fishing :ind cheering ottr XVilcl- cut tezuu to ttctory. He cant reztdtly he loczttecl speeding' through town tn his teztl cool tuztriot. His friendly wit :mtl gcnerztl good looks mztke ltim at fittoritc with the lzulies. He complelecl the gen' eratl cnurse.1mcl his future plzms includc wotking for the Ilell 'I'elt-phone Com' punt. Stage Citew. EIILXN EI.Il.-Xlll-1'l'H BAHN leztn's hright amd friendly manner hzis won her ntzmv friends. She will he re- memhered :ts one of ottr high-stepping flag twirlers. She enjoys dances and movies fair more thztn she ever enjoyecl clztssroom work, Howerer. she did con- cede at tnild fondness for I-Inglish. Chum- nn with Whistle, Iloztn, and jo. she :rims to work somewhere in the clerical field. Glee Cluh, Ariixuu, Sr. Chorus. Baud lll'Ulll.fll1lSi.XSSCl1lllllCS, lr, Class l'l1tx. .XRl.liNli ll'..XN BliI.I. t.enie. one of the three musketeers. wats known ztrountl our school for her wise remarks. She was itlwztts commenting gthout those atwful people who wanted to see whttt she looked like without glalsses. I.enie took the :tcacletnic course :ind just loted the wild linglish clztsses of Nlr. Kettermzm! ller leisure time wat- tztken in listening to Part l5oone's record- :md writing to those tnzuu' pen p1tls.es peciatlly in .Xl:1sk1t. Her future plains in clude at nursing career :md mztrriztge. Jr. and Sr. Bzmd, Sr. Chortts. IfN.X .4rli.xr111. ' ffiifiet A - L ., ,gf Q' 594.5 N is -.fl l3.XRl3.XR.X .XXX IXAKER Baths wits one of Miss Snvder's httrtl working girls. She's at sincere friend with tt sweet smile and friencllt word for ztll. English clztss held her interests. She liked attending ottt hztskethztll and hzise hull games. .Xmong current hohhies she likes to sew, reztd, cook. amd listen to Doris Dax discs. Her trzuletn1u'k is. You hettet' helietef' amd her only complaint is that weekends tire too short. llzths hopes to hecome xt good stenogrzipher. She will! Sr. Chorus. t.oc..tx jouxsox l3liNNli'l l', jk. jus. the Rehel of our clztss. ts an ardent sporlsmam who protes his ulmility hy hug'- ging Ill leatst one tathlmit at season. 'Xl' lectionzttelt known us the Mouth, Klart tim he heatrd for miles ztround. .X funv loting und cztrelree uaitute mttkes jay un aunitthle fellow. jztys fervent hope ls than the South will rise ztgztin. Staying home on school nights is his foremost complziint. llis future includes training its at tetertnurntn or at gaune plclteelttt. In either field we wish ltitn the gtezttest success. Q-lee Llult. Rifle Lluh. Spot tsmatn s Llulm. I.XNli lil,Il,Xl5la l'H BUlfl4l-QNNIYIQR lili I' l IKXXY XI XRlli llOl,l.lNC-ICR IONNII-'. l '.ll Xllli l'll BOOK limit: mit' gal with tht' pcaichcs aiml Ik-ttv, mu' iliiiiimitixc Haig twiilci. look 'lmiiiit'. uhm tuulx ilit-auaulcniit' ttllltxl' tll'2llll umiplvximi, tuuk thc gciiciail thu xctrctairizil l'Ulll'Ni'. She cxu'llul iii XXQINRIIIililll1'lllllllillHllll iii thc xaiiivml tuuixv aiml juxt lmcil lhuxc' rlgily mc' xlimntliziiitl, hut, il tht' triilh w4'i'ckiiowti. aitliiilicx ul thc xtliiml. With hm-i xmiml thaiiiimail rliziuiiigtlaixxux. Shi- ailmlJi'0aim'licx xhu lair pil-lciiml lhuxc l'Xt'llillg funthaill lugit xlit' hats ait'ili1irt'rl Ivaiilvixliip aihil um laixlx with tluivl tliligciiw. ,lillllL S gaitiivs, Sho uillvctx icuutlx. uiijms slxzit- ilx, aiiitl high Nllltbllhlll' 2lll.tilItlll'lllx. lii laiioiitc pzixtiiiicx iiitliult' rczitling. hilx- ing, aiml vaitx Irina with iairt' lcxt. Slit- hut ivlzixiiig imniiciilx xht- waiirlit-x hvi ing, .intl tlliilliillg. :intl xhc ilntcx mi lmcx thait iiiziii Lmiui. llvi llIlllt'L'l1Hllll llllltlllli'ul'1'Il'N-.QIN lhv knitting iiuwllvx miixic hx llaiiix ltvllailknilv und Nlanio ixcx ai iiimht- iii tht' wmlil ul xtciiugiaiplix. Hx li1iiuilxlx.Sliui1ltl ai xiitch lllUll.llNll'Il I.aiiilai. llc-I aixpiialliun ix lu ht-umiiic ai llvi tlaisx xutctl hui' Bcxt lnukiiig girl. lm' You olil pot! 'liiiitiic LlYlDll'l'S lu it-wclt'i', aiiitl iw Limit' hui' iicattticsx itill Xlll17llgt7llli'I paixt liuiiurx ix lici reign aix iiilixitig :ix at taitct'i'. hc xi gratuit aixxvl in this hulil. Qiiccii of thc l.iuii'x Lliih llnait. Lung 'I'mrli. .-lilimu, Ilzill l'ailml tlhaiirmaui Si. .Xit Clluh, Si. lllimiix. liic lhc Qiicciii l3aiii1l.NaiIiuiiail Ilqiim Smivti, Siiiilciit Si. Kilimiix, Ilzimllinmt, l'i'cx,-'l'i'i-llifY. tluiuicil, .Xsxvnihlx llaiml. VN X. .-lrlixfm, Nlailxc'-up llluh. 'IX' Iluclxct. SHIRLICY .ll-IAN llklifllllkllil. Shi1l. uint' cm-rgt-iii Stiulvnl Cluiiiicil llivxitlviit. haix lunch hlcxxul with at Ixlvalx- ing lu-rxmizilili llllll lIllklllllK'Y ll tllCL'I'lilll DORIS ,l.XNli l5l'RD Hi lm' i'X4'lXUllt'. Yutctl Miss l'Ci'smi- Imizil lSiirtlic louk thc xct'i'ctaii'iail ailitx I'liix uf uiii rlaixx, xht' allxo pair- C'fllll'Nl'. l.iIxc alll gmail xvric'tatlic'xAtu-luv. lf.l.liXXORt.IiXllYSK1XRXlXNY titilvaitvil iii Ulm' fliih. alml t'all'iictl tht- xhc lilxccl xliurlliaititl. Wlicti wht' waix It0l fIa1t'iii, ai llllllll' viiiplmvt' ul' tht' Ilvll Xl-lung 'liaiiiiivi in our Illlll'AXYlIlIllllg hvlpiiig XII: Kcllvi. 'l4tii'mlic ' likvtl to 'lblcpliuiit' Cin., wzix ai gciicwzil xtiulviit haiml. Xftvraill thvxr1ic'tixilicx,Sliii'lxtill xwiiii :intl lklllfll frumthaill. Other xpairc- HCI laixmitm- P1lI'lll'lp2lllllp xlmrt uais lraix lrwiiml tiiiit- tn viijm xwiniiiiiiig :mtl limi- plvaixiucx iiicliiilcfl xkaitiiig :tml lxvtlmll: xpvrtzitm sptltl. lmithaill. lilvai ixailfliillg fmltliaill gilnicx. lIml'ilail wmlx xiiigiii?-I in thc Hmm' Ciliuii. Btli'tlic lmi s hohhx ix t'ollc't'tii1t.!' lfltis l't't'slt'N will ht' iiimliulvil iii lli'l' l'iiliii'c'. mill thu 1lt'tc'xtc'tIlong.hmiil!t'l1txxcs.ail'lcl'tvhith ittrmlx. :intl I-Ilxix ix ailxn hvi faixmitt tZlaixx nl' 'BT' xcmls with hc-i thc hcxt Hill miilil hcaii' hci' lll'flKll'C.Hl'i0I'Cl'1ll'lx- i'cmi'tliiig 5l1ll.YUllK2lIl ailwaixx ht-zii he-i wislicx fm' cu-it xiittcxx. ing iw! Btmlimfx ctmgciiiail pcrxonailitx WUIILZ lll'Y- UWIIID- fiill'lll'S lwvw' ix Glue Chili. lllllllllllllll, Stiiclciit C0lllll'll, :tml atllalhlt' aittitlltlc will ht' am 1liSt'l il' l'li XS! Xzitimiail lluiiui Smictx, 'l'i'i-Hi-Y. hui' nliuxcii taircci. Si: Billltllltllll. IX' CZlii'ci'lc'auliiig. Blu llmilxci. -liiiiiui' Plan. Cilalxx Ring Cunt- lhaiiiiailitx. Clelitlail 'l'i'czixtii'v, Mr. Kel fllllll. IY llaislxcthaill, Y2lIillX llaixkvtlmll lt1llIt't'. Si. filllillli. Ilcxfs ullifc. Cflaxxx ,Xxxciiil1lit'x. Mu-F LURRAXINIC .XXI l'X C1IIIlIS'l'XI,XS .IOHN .XLIIIQX KII,.XRK If-XI'I.INI'l ,-XI.l'HONSINI'i CLINIC Cilirisf' our c'IIc1x'i'stctit lmloii-liril'lcl'. Commonlx czlllctl hlohnnr. this c'licciI'ul -I liclmllll 4li'f5- liillllllli' Wok llll' 5Ci'l'i thritctlon lht'st't'l'L'l1ll'iLllt'olll'sc'.I'iliglisl1 follow likctl historx hcst iunong his Zltll' lmlfll Ullllisv' In llilllfh hcl' lmC'i'35l5 lui wnSIH,l,fuHniIC whim!! Xylwn ,ml IMD, dcmit. mbiwlgn HC. hums. mlwg, um' ingunlx in shorlhauicl zunl typing. SIic's ing' hztskctlmll, you rain Iintl filIlI9 gluctl tuunps with unusutil vcrx'c'. ,Xs ll spur- 3' lllllf ll lllc llilxlffllllllll VUUYI llllll l1llsl'N to hor rccorcl plziycr lislcning to Iilris. tutor. ht' is Iorzll in zlltcmlzuifc at foot- lflllml l'nlUl l9 ll -'ll Willflllllll' f0 ll'illl' I.ittlt' Inu poppy. Chris zrriallx c'lit't't's hull zuitl hzisclutll gznncs, I-IC is IIIUIIICII- MK' lllfmlllgllll' CUIUV ffmkllll-I 111111 Willl' Um. mhrcm. u.m,,S ,M U, X iL,H,U-' yyilh 2, mrih. llmlmillcd m.m.m.n me Sclwim and ing. l'ci rr Como st-mls hor, In thc Iulurc st'rt'nni of Oh! Chris would soinctinws college, XX'l1ichcrc'r futurc path ht' Sill' IWIWS U' illlclltl ililll' ICZISICVII llillll' hzixc likctl to throw Iioinvwork, hm' pct chooses. wc' forvscc shining success. lllglllllw' HU 5l'l'i'l'1'l lillucf will l l I-I pvcxc. out tht' wintlow. HCI' fllIllI'L'Ill1lIl Sportsnrztlfs Cluh. WKCYNN- Wi' IUIUIX- ls to go into thc Iiusincss worltl :intl grow SUN 'fl' filllll- rich :rs t sc'c'rclarr'r. IS1uicIfront.Sr, fllltlI'lIi.,'Il'ffX!IH. X'lR CQINI X .XIiI,l .Sli CLINIC Linux, with thc hcatutiful light lno - ' '- ' -rcztth llllll :intl thc piotluctitv. inintl lui SHIRLIQX' NIIXRIE CORNIXLXN WH Shirl, onc of thu quic-1 gals in our class, took thc tonnncrciarl course: :intl just loxctl thost? txpinq clzisscs of Nli. it shout in thc il'K'l'l'IZllI2lI course. Ilcr Rzuig. XX'hcn not zrttciiiling IICI' f1lX'0I'IIL' ow ol iuusit atnil tlztnting docs not push spoils from thc picturt'. Ginny likcs to hzischall or hziskcthatll ganna-s, Shirley swiin :intl is an supporter ol thc: Iootlmll was cithcr pixicticing on hcr piano or tczun, XX'ht'n things go wrong, Ginnick planning zi trip. Shti like-s to IIKZIXCI. 'iictx it tlon't IIl2IlICI'.i' sccins to luztkv GCC was hcr usuztl conuncnt on I,2lI thc future look at little Inightcr. SIIOII' lloonc-'s rct'orcIings, Ihconly thing sllll' lcv was licztrtl to roinplzun about is too hzincl, ics! IIOIIICWOIIM no! So sztitl Ginnr. inufh Iioirrt'iror'k, Hcr futurt' plain is to Sr. CIlio1lls,.4rIi,xru1,'l'll'l'll'Y' llflllllllllr' hccolnc ll sc-ci'ctztr'y. Clulm, ,Ir Chorus. S1'lXIL'L'fillll1.,'fIlI.XIllI. DON XI.ID XIlfRX'IN IXXRR in. our hig IJLINS horn plztwi. cant usu, tlly lit sun filling lungs .ll XXt1ss in.u kct. Xlthough hc is not it hookworni, out of lion s Hslllllts is it v - ' ', I2 ' :uli1ig,,', XX'hcn not engrossed in at nvw hook, hc was t-ithvr :rating :ts htlskvthglll IIIZIIIZIHPI' or witcliiiig his IIZIXUIIIL' g2llIll', footlmzlll. 9ur't' irc Lll'l l is I3on's fztvoritc Cxprcs- sion. llc 1ll50l'IIIlIXS wzitrliiug his Ii1lX'Ul'- itc recording stair, I.klWl'l'lIl'C XX'clk. XX'hcn ht' is putting on his jitlcrlntgging tltl. his onli coinplzriut is that thvrc is IIUI Cllllllgll IUUIII lo llilllll' III lltt' gylll. Boing our lug :lt'lHl in ilu- scuior tslalss. he wzuits to continuc his future in tht: ficlml of tliuiiizitits. L-lvc Cluh, Iizintl. .Xsscnihli Ilztntl, Ilatnft' lkintl, flountx Chorus, Ir. Play, Class Xssvlnlmlics. Clounti Iiilllll. llliorztlicrs, limit. Ilalslwtlmll Nlztuztgvr. ,ggi ' is, ,.., 5 'frsif' ROGER HXRRIS DAXYEY liI,IZ,-XIII-fI'H .XXX DAVIS CIH.XRl.liS KICNNITIII l:IBIiRH.XR'I' Roger. IJUIICI' knuwn qw Snake lo his I,i7 img Um- of lllp higlifglcpping lygimn- KCII sel his llI'1llll lo wlirk in llie elel iexil iI2liSlIl2lIl'N.lI10li lhe general lUlll'SC. Hiw lwiylpl-Q, Shp Img lily galore plug gm l'0llI'Sl'. in wliieh lilmkkeeping was his ll'llSlIf liliililies nill Ieanl liini lu ai Slilll' zlllzlhle IJL'l'SUIIIIlIlX. I.il is :in CIIIIIIIQIQISY lzilurile NIIIJICCI. Ile likes lu plllv :ind leairliers college :le llll :lil HIRIIUII Some lie lylmisl ZIINI fliullmll lain. She likes wzllfli lialselizlll llllll is IllIl'lK'SIL'll in plum nl' Rugeik lnainx lmlihies lllfllllli' lll'l, Imming Winn, lvlr-in-'Q reunxls, Skilllllgl lligrglplil :lnll lisliilig. Ile Lllxli enimx lik 'l 'll'If-I' i l- I'-'Sl W f gL'l- llllls. Roger :incl exiting Ifrenlli lriew :incl rlleese- lfllllllg lo reuwllings In I.un'ic'in'l' XXX-lk, lY1li0lill'Il lunnll SINJCKIIIIIL lllillllllll in his lmurgers lines xlie ur allies she nur like Iienk lUIlgL'IllLlI lll1lllIlCl' liars SUIIILWXIIZII hm Meir, 'I'he IUXYII laps kept 1lNIl2ll'lD VOID claw? I'l1IlI'S one I guess we'll l'1lIlllll'CCl in his l.iHUI'lIl' expiewimi. XII Illlblilllll fm Ruger. Ilis CIIIYSIIIZIICS irish never knoll, She wars llwllllllx Seen willl righllf' He is lilnlerilleal lllllllll hix lu- liiln SIICCCNN in Zllllllllllg he does. Carol and Nam. l.i1 plains lo he ll pin lure. Inn we knmv wlnllexer he llecilllw Rille filllll. .1lrli.mn, vlqlllfll. Bzlskellizlll. IXCSSIOIIZII nimlel wine llzn. In mln will lning him lll'iClNl'll SIIKIUNS. Clee Chili, Sporlsnllnrs Club, Bgllllllillllll. .4l'llXIH1. Ir, IIYZIIIHIIICS. Y- Turrli. l'liologl':lplix' Chili, Rille Clllll. Teens. -Ir. znnl Sr. Cllnrns. Sliulenl Ir. ,Xrl fllllll. fillllllfll. llllill lLll.lIIiRl' l'1Y.XNS,.IR, RON,Xl,l3 XMXYNIQ lQI'RlCjH llerry, gllials Illlgg. has llCL'll dlllmlmell 'IOANN C2 XRUIAINE EBERT .kllllllllgll his lnlllllll' plans :Ire ineoni, NIL I'ClNUIlLllIll ul MHS In .his lellow 'I-l1iSllIII'2ll'lIYl' Vlllllglililf' from lhcgen- plele, he prolmzilmlx will smnellon' npplx slullenlw. ,Xnzllul:sl1lip0rlel'nl gill spoils eral lunrse is une ol' lhe few teenagers his Illllllilllill QIIIS training. .Xnmng his 2lCllUll1'S- IIC l'Nl.l'llC4l Sfllfllimllillll ll' who l'llI'91lld'N lilliw in l':1un'ol'N:lt King IHINIIIIH' zlcliiilies. chief interests url- l1iN1ll'1Nll 'l'l F1 'll'flf'.ll 'l 5-'Ill-I llllss 'll' yuh.. In 1, num. wrium vein shi. is dc' ligI1ing'I1ll111iHg' glml llgllplling fmlllmlll our Cllee illnli :inll wzlw llll Clllllllilllillk' umleml lu XII. Kellelk 'POD classes. Hel Ile ix zilw znlllirlell lu lhzil lfll-IIIIIUIIS CIll0l'zllil'l. llis l'llllll'L 'JI1lll5, Llllllllllgll lirililiies inrlnlle Skziling Zlllll I'l'2llIll1g, hill Illll'l'll'1lllfllllll ll'll'lIWIUIIIIIWI Tlll' lllll' l IfC li ill lnwclll 'mlm' mc WIC U' limilenmk is ll Iiezlllzlclle. I.ike lilldllv ill' nf IA2lWl'4'Ill4' VVVIIK fllllllg lliS llllllllfll i'l1'lWl l'lllll1 l ll'l'i'll - Cinml her flllllll' is lIllQ'i'l'l1Illl, In uni' nerles. Xn elim going gnx. Run grail' fillfk'cilllll,SINPYISIIIQIIIIS CIllli.LIY Basket- eienl ue wish her well. IIZIICY ulllll hiv ll1lQYll12lll'il limi lrislies. lialll.,lllixrllli5l'l'l Rl l-1Cl 'll' Ir. :incl Sr, filllilllt sI70l'I9llI1ill'N filnh. Rille Clnli. ICC. 'F ,CP - Ui Avis' Ui-..,..., XYll,l.l XXI ll.XI.li IYXILOR Mr, lfztilor is more ltetlttetttly known as t just Ilain llillf' He was a general rletteal stutlent. aml ltts latortte sehool sultiett was tltat oltl staml-by . stutly' ltall Iitll ltlses to go to attlo rates aml play loothall. He was m tlte Q-ll Club :tml also on the wtestling stptatl. l5ill's layor- ite teeotxlittg Slat is Bill Haley, although lte sits 'ent out more than lte dances em. His lttlttte platts are still in tht lot tttyt st tgt but ut tttsh htm lttlt ' 'ntz ' rf: r. ' ' t' tn nhateyet' he tloes. Q-ll flltth, lfootball, lytestliug. l,XNll-iS lil 'KLICNIC l lSllliL ylim, an enthusiastic hunter :tml ftsltet lilsetl the eottrses at NIHS. He is an avitl lootball aml basketball lan. aml he en- joys working on guns. .Xlways smiling aml teatly to help. .lim was a gootl ftieml to all ltis elassmales, He was tlte . W.XL'l'l2R HXRYIQY FAKIC '.lttttie -ottr all-arouml guy! .lttnie has a pleasing person:tlity'. :ttlmiretl by eteryone. He extelletl in all sports aml was regular itt his attemlattee at football aml wrestling praetiees. Gray' Stutle- ltalsers aml trips to Shiretttanstown spieetl his tlaily routine after tlte gen- eral eourse lte purstterl during seltool, ,Iuuie liketl bookkeeping best antong his subieets :tml ltatl at line aeatlemie reeortl. His many assets ntacle ltint a ntemltet' of the National Hottor Society. He was known lor saying, You'll nevet know, bttt we know lte will sueeeecl in his future plans. which at this point seem to intlutle a hitelt in l'nele Sant's Air Foree. Q-IS Club, lfootball, Wrestlin'g, Baseball, National Hottor Soeiety, NANCY EIANIC IfI,.XNDliRS Xamy, a loyal bztml member, took the aeatletttic subjects aml plans to etttet Nlillersyille State leatlters College in the fall. .Xn aetire participant in all girls' sports, Naney' was electetl tlte Ollt stamling girl :athlete of the senior elass Xn ayitl lan ot football :tml wtestlittg she is well yersetl on all sports. You eat tlways hen 'Ytney eselztintittg 4'l'm lttttt ntattager of the stage crew this yeat. ' lint's plans lor tlte luture ate to talse u J tlraltin Y. l ls Stage Crew-'Niattager, Rille Club. Na tional Honor Sot iety. gryf' tto tnattet' where slte is. Nancy' cat often he fountl drooling' over her layot ite reeottlittg star. Tony' Bennett. llantl. Atlisrttt. 'l'm'rlt, F'l',X, Basketball Hockey. Softball. -lr. Play: lJON.Xl.D lil'tLl-INI-Q lflSlll-tl. Don, one of tlte tptietest boys in tlte senior class, took tlte elerital Course. He liketl typing, httt tttll nearly' so ttttteh. we suspeet. as sports. .Xt wrestling lte extels: as for the other major sports. lte's eotttettt to remain an enthusiastic spectator, I,ools for him witlt -Ioltn anal I-ttty. l,oolt also lot ltts tpttet tletltealtott to eat ry' htttt far, lYrestlittg'. C.XROl,l'S liI,XV00lD FOX, IR. lfoxie. one ol' our big' bass horn players took the aeatletnie course antl espeeially liltetl Xlt. llayis' seiettre elasses XYltile extelling as otte of tlte tallest men ou ottr basketball team. lfoxie was in his glory. lYhen ltttl ytatehittg the girls' hockey team perlotnt. he was eitltet skating ot listening to popular musie. lfoxie's lutttre plan is to ht- a seit-ttt-ts ot biology' teaclter. antl the senior elass surely wishes hint tlte ltesl of luek. IN' :tml Varsity' lkasltetball, .IV Football, lt. l'layg County tlltotus, County' llantl, Class Xssetttltlies. lr. lli'Y, lr, :tml Sr. Xtt f.lult. ltlee Llult Iiantl, fx-rv W s. Ajlfllllll Hlil.liN l RliliDONl Gretchen, our willows' miss with the sparkling pagelmoy. maintained a high degree ol achievement in the academic curriculum. particularly in chemistry. 'l'his miss est els in hockex . enjoys watch- ing foothall games. eten though she is nsuallx working in the refreshment stand. and is delinitelx horse happy. Guess who says, Does he have a wagon l can hx? kjudfs lutnre plans include college and a career as a chemical tech- nician. Class .Xssenthlics. Hockey Torch liditor- infllltiel. Arlisrnz, jr. Plar. Ilr. Dramat' ics. Glee Cluh. Tri-Hi-Y. Showcase Cont- mittee. KARL RICHARD GETZ Karl, a very friendly and easy-going chap, pttt forth his ellorts in the aca- demic course. in which science was his pet suliject. He enjoyed playing hasket, hall and was a supporter of the foothall team. Karl linds ltshing a relaxing holi- hy. His future plans, we think. will lead Karl to college, although he dislikes hotnework. cytkot. jtatx otRnNtf,R .X vitid redhead with a flair for hair- strling. Cruj. was a memher ol' the gen- eral section. She is fond of miniature golf, foothall games. and Nat King Cole records. ln fact. she likes all music and during her school dats was particularly devoted to ntusic classes, She aims to' ward a career in lmcautr culture. and with her attractive appearance and win- ning manner, she is sure to succeed. Glee Cluh, Sr. Choi us. Seri ice Clnh, Spe- cial Assetnhlies. CIARROI. Llili GILI, Gillis. one of ottr peppy cheerleaclers. took the clerical course. Talkatire Gillis lators howling and swimming as her hohhies. If you're looking for her. trx the two most ohvious places: Shirernansi- town or Ritter's cat. Her faxorite sith- ject was typing, which skill enahlecl het to grace Dr. 'l'ouglt's ollice. Gillis plans to attend Shippenshurg State leachers College as a ntajor in elementarr educa- tton. Clee Cfluh, Melotlettes. Student Council. IV and V Clheerleatler. Hockev Man- llramatics, jX' ligrsplpgrllj IYIQXI llgllf,AI'1l.V1I1,l'lll',X,fil1lSS.xSSClllllllCS. JT 525. t liYlil.YN 1-1l.Il.XlSl-1il'H KQXYNIAN livelyn, quiet, congenial. and friendly was a tnetnlner ol' the secretarial coutse She enjoyed xocal music class and digs the lYillJtnn Brothers' recordings. live- ljn spends ninth time watching televi- sion. Although lirclyn does not partici- pate in any sports, she enjoys watching hasehall. She does not like eatingg it's a lllllC-WZISICI' to her. 'l'he future prom- ises marriage, and her class has hrighl hopes for her success. Sr. Chorus, M.XRllC NXOHI GOOIDLINKL 'lNIinnie, Donna Shopp's sidekick. is the gal with the cute giggle. She took the academic course and just thrit ed on those gay lfrench classes ol' Nlrs. Stocker. When not attending her fatorile loot- hall games. Nlarie had either set out on a long hike or was working as a nurses' aide at Seidle Hospital. She enjoys lis- tening to Doris Dax, httt when slte has to do the dreaded homework instead, xou can hear her exclaiming, Oh, Fid- dle! Her future aspiration is to don the cap of a nurse. tilee Kiluh. PNA. .'lI'llMIll, Ir. and Sr. Chorus. 'W . l.OlS GXVI-INDOLYN GREEN Lois. Nliss Congtnial of Nlechanicshurg High School. took the tlerieal eourse anti exeelletl in linglish anti history, When not leading the llag twirlers in the bantl. l.ois was an aetixe participant in switnnring' and tennis. Her many sthool aetixities kept het xery busy. She enjoys listening to nuusie, especially lfour l'iI'l'Sllllll'll reeorclings. lo any ques- tion asketl. Lois replies. You know. She is untleiicletl about her future plans. but we are sure she will he successful in whatexer lieltl of entleator she will Choose. Iiantllront, llanee Bautl, Glee Club, HR Officer, llall Patrol. Artisan, l-lead Flag 'l'wirler, Class .Xssetnl1lies, Nlelotlettes, Hake-up Club. XIIQXRI. ICDXNIXRD HAIR Nlearl was one ol' the spark plugs of the Nights Nine. Ile was always tinker- ing with that ear of his. 'I'his is one gin you ean't sexy easily pin anything on. Xlost of ns knew hint as a quiet fellow. but that's not what the llltlllSlll2ll arts boys saicl. lle eniosetl tnath Class. antl his hobbies are hunting and lishiing. Nlearl was usuallx with the gang at our lootball QZIIIICS. .Ks for his opinion ol' stuek-up girls, he savs. Not this kid! The future has Nlearl as a top-noteh ureeltanir. Sportsnian's Club. Rifle leant. ,A-X-. . ,gf X GRACE ELLEN GUTSHALI. Grace is another lover of I-Ilvis Presley. She seenreil to enjoy the academic course. in which algebra was her favor- ite snhjeet. Although Gracie is a works ing girl, she lintls titne for horsing arountl on .horsebaek. and she is a true SlllDliUl'lCl' of ottr football leant. She eol- leets miniature animals anal foreign toins. Quiet hut congenial, Gracie liketl school bttt tlisliketl homework. lfN.'X. Clee Club. Sr. Chorus, Arlivnn. Class Assetnhlies. SONVIX CH.XRl.liNli l-l XIXINIXKIQR Soaps was one ol' Xliss I-lollinau's bas- ketball stalwarts. As guartl she shown brightlr in inanx' gatnes. :X tlerieal course belle. she favored tvping. Of all the reeorrl stars. her pet is Doris Day. She is seen often with Jane. and to' gether thex velletl themselves hoarse in support ol' the Xl'iltlcats. Her highest aitn isa happy tnarrizrge. antl it seerns a eertaintv if she retains her level-heatletl approach to life. Sr. 'l'ri-Hi-Y. Sersite Clnh, Sr. Chorus. llaskethall. Softball. c:.iRo1. .xxx .rxxtc Gl'YliR Carol. a tnetnbet of the general section, is tratlernarketl bv her long blontl tresses. .X giggler. she was often seen I with loann. Her Oh, ins word. usual- lx' rneaus that something has gone wrong f-probably her sewing. Carol is a swun- rning, singing. sewing. antl reatliug en- thusiast. Her future is ttntleeiclecl, lntt we know it holtls suec ess Glee Club. Sr. Chorus. l-IYlil.YN Xl Xli H'lCl.l.lf.R 'AlCte, 21 bright-eyetl girl with long hlaels tresses, was a top typist antl a zippy soltball player. She bakes. leads, and tlantes-not all at the saute titne, you untlerstantl! She antl flientl Ginny both swoon lor lioone--Pat. not llauiel. .Xt present titne, lite was untletitletl as to het future. ll'ith her natural wit ant solitl 1ll't'UllllJllSlllllL'lllS we know she'll get what she tleserxes. Service Club. RICBILCCA UIANI-l HENRY .Xcadetnie Becky is musically inclined and lists among her accontplishurents piano playing and singing. She enjoyed Spanish but was often peeved by Mr. Ketterman's blunt remarks in Iinglish class. You can't hardly get them no more. says she of Perry Como's records. .X switnmet, a hiker, a football specta- tor . and a part-time assistant in the ath- letic ollice, Iletky aspires to a career in education. Ir 'ind Sr lit ' ' ' y .. . . and. Artisan, 701111, I' I.X. Class ,tssemblyz DORIS liI..XlNI'1 HOPKINS Doris, a meticulous dresser and girl of denture demeanor, showed talent in the secretarial lield. This ability plus a quiet, easy -going personality, indicate a worthy career. perhaps as a secretary. She is very co-operative and enjoyed all of her school activities. An ardent sup- porter of our lighting Wildcats, she at' tended every football game. When ltttl seen with Anita. Doris diligently worked at Hl'l'lllL'l'li Garage, where she deftly mixed pleasure with work. nlrtisarr, Handbook, Sr. Chorus. Clee Club, Hall Patrol. Nm' MARY UIANI-I HOLLINGER jane was one of Mr. Rarig's frantic typ- ists. She was a quiet girl with a sweet personality and smile to match. Her in- terest lay' in Mr. Kelly s POD classes. She enjoys playing the piano, reading, collecting posttartls, and driving. Our football and softball games have an avid fan in this gal. jane is a jinuny Dickens enthusiast. She is forex er asking. How are you treating yourself? jane plans to be a cosnretologist. 'Iiri-Hi-Y, Sr. and jr. Chorus, Softball, ArIi.san. MARILYN LOI7 HORN Hornie, our high-stepping color guard, is the gal with the long black tresses. Since Marilyn marched with the hand. naturally football was her favorite sport. XVheu not attending those Wednesday night band practices, she was usually found at the skating rink or at some party' dancing to her favorite Bing Crosby records. She took the aca- demic course and. when the algebra homework was assigned. was heard to say. That's a nasty break. In the fu- ture. some college will welcome Mari- ly'n's happy' face. Band. Clee Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Artisan, Hockey, jr, and Sr. Chorus. jr. Play, Sr. Dramatics Club, Class Assemblies. LARRY CRAIG HOLIZNLXN Larry. ottr Dutchman, took the general course and especially enjoyed those POD classes. .X real basketball pro he was one of our lightin' live, and he also enjoyed watching our prize-wimring football team slaughter their opponents. His llashy clothes and all-around sartorially perfect manners won him the title of Neatest fellow in our tlass. His future plans include higher education at KIIU- IOWII Slate leathers College. Basketball, jr. Hi Football. Clee Club. .Xrt Club, Sportsmau's Club, jr, Play, Baseball, Hi-Y. V PHILIP SYLVl4IS'I'I-ZR H0l'SIiR. Ill Flip, our tall and lanky basketball star always has a wise remark for mt .t, t... . . 4- and all. Blessed with athletic prowess. he 61llS, sleeps, and talks sports. Flip took the industrial arts course and es- pecially enjoyed his dailv math classes. .X faithful Elvis Presley fain, he cart often be heard mumbling strains of Houn' Dog. When teachers conspired to give all their tests on one day. you heard Flip moan. for tests were his pet peeve. Flip has aspirations to a high er education at Notre Dame. where his ready wit and friendly' personality' will. we feel sure. win him many friends. Basketball. Baseball. 2 DONALD CH.-XRLES HUMES Our Most .Xthletic boy is a mild-man- nered guy with a good sense of humor and many friends, Duck says, 'l'hat's all right. and he really tneans it. Al- most everything is all right to this easy- going athlete. His future is in the hands of his l'ncle Sam's mighty ,Xir Force, in which he aitns to be a jet jockey. Xvith his know-how and aflability. how can he miss? Football. Wrestling, Q-I3 Club. DAVID 1.16141 KAPP Dave, the Chief of the senior class, excelled in nearly every thing he tackled. He took the acadenfie course and loved those higher mathematics classes. After he became editor-in-chief of the year- book, everyone heard Dave saying, Oh, those Artisan deadlines! Some of his ntunerotts hobbies include art and mu- sic. The loyal lad checked coats for the National Honor Society during basket- ball games. Last, but certainly not least, Dave's life ambition is to go to college to study for missionary work. Hts school life has been exemplary, and his per- sonal life may well be inspirational to all whom he meets. Clee Club, Torch, Artimn 1'ldll0l'-lll- Chief. lr. Play, National Honor Society. Choraliers, Class Pres., Soph, Ring Com- mittee, County Chorus District Chorus. State Chorus. Hall Patrol. Class Assem- blies. IE.-XRBXR.-X ANN I.-XRIA Bobbie is a lover of long-hair music: her favorite recordings are pieces of Gieseking and Rubenstein. Her interests cover such things as piano playing. swimming, reading, and painting. Boh- bie's quiet manner is pleasing to all wht know her well, One thing that irritate: llobhie: the current racial problems Bobbie is a member of the general sec tion and aspires to college after gradua tion. Codspeed! Band. Sr. Art Club. Cl-QORGIA LEE KAl'lfM.XN Ceorgia. who was a real wizard in the secretarial course, loves shorthand. She bowls and supports local football teams with gusto. She adtnits to being an ama- teur tickler of tht' eighty-eight keys. I-,gotistical boys rtm risk of incurring the Kaufman wrath. .X Pat Bootie ian. she aims toward high achievement in the sec'retarial field. She'll make it! flrfisrtn, Torch, Tri-Hi-Y, jr. and Sr. Chorus, Handbook, National Honor So- cietv. JOAN ICLSIE JOHNSON Ioanic, a fairly new addition to our group, took the clerical course and ex- celled in POD. Her clean, wholesome beauty is a welcome sight to many a masculine eye. She enjoys skating and watching football games. A real cool Elvis fan, she is always ready to throw a good argument your way in his behalf. Whenever she complained about home- work, she usually exclaimed, Isn't that horrible? Her future aim is to travel, and we wish her all the luck. Artisan, Torch, Sr. Chorus, Student Council. PRESTON EIJCLXR KI-Q.'Xl,ER Pep ---don't dare tall him Porky -W was a member in good standing of the industrial arts course. Therefore, his fa- vorite subject tvas shop. He loves to swim and to watch football and basket- ball. 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Sl'l4'lllL' filllll. lllillcv. llilllll..llllilII7l.SI.filllbllIi.SUliIl1llll. l'HUlilll'I .XNN NlilSM'l'1N'I'l'IR l'an. the Fashion Miss of MHS. thrives on the academic curriculum and is one of Mr. Kirk's art majors. Playing on the hockev team is one of l'an's pastimes plus dancing and all those solos for the school musicals. She detestetl the heavv homework assignments and would rath- er have listened to liddie Fisher. Pan is college-bound to study interior dec' orating and dancing. lf'l'.Xgl'res.. Arlivrnz. Torch, Varsity Hockev, I-lee tllub, HR Sec.?l'reas., JY tiheerleaders, tllass Assemblies. -jtlYC1liC.-XR0l.YN l'.'XliS Qloyce, another of the terrible trio, kept her academic section in a good mood with her cute remarks. Mr. Ketterman's problem thild. she constantly exasper- ated him with her little quips. joyce can usually he found hot rodding around in her little brown Chevy. .X faithful mem- ber of the sleepinglparty gang, Joyce never missed a chalice to attend one. Her future plans include nt1rse's train- ing in Philadelphia. Her pet peeves, in this exact order, are spiders, snakes, and snobs. FNA, Sr. .Xrt Club. Tri-Hi-Y, Class Asa semblies, -Ir. Play, jr. Dramatic Club. ai Yi, MARILYN MAY NOCLCLIZ .Xlthough Marilyn is from, if xou'll ex- cuse the expression, Carlisle. she fits in well with the class of '37, She is litelv and peppy and a most welcome addi- tion, Marilyn likes skating. dancing. and watching football. One thing Marilyn has given to this tlassfyou heat' it all the time-is the expression, It d0n't matter. She eniovs the recordings of Nat King Cole, Marilyn would like to become a nurses' aide in the future. Service Club. CHARLICS H,XR'I'M.XN l'.-KGB, JR. Charlie, our livelv reclheaded import from New Cumberland, took the indus- trial arts course. He now resides in the shining metropolis of Shiremanstown, where any evening you may limi him playing football or baseball. Unknown to most ol' us is Charlie's ability to sing hillbilly songs. He has an even temper tfor a redheadj and a pleasing per- sonality. But on occasion when he does lose his temper. von'll hear his favorite expression, Knock it oil. Charlie's fa- vorite subject is math, in which he ex- celled. He's a Kay Starr devotee. P X.. 1' f IQINVARIJ .XLVIN O'I'S'l'O'l' Easy Eddie was the fair-headed boy of the industrial arts section. Fond of math, this Shepherdstown dandy enjoys watch- ing andfor playing almost any sport you can name. He wishes with all his heart that he were as adept at hip-slinging as his idol-MountaiirBoy lilvis. .X future electrician. he will, we're certain, give loving care to all hot or dislocated wires. Baseball, Football Mgr. VIOIA MARY P.-Xlil.l'S .X retiring miss, Viola took the clerical course. Miss Snyder's bookkeeping seemed to her a most pleasurable way to learn. Sports are her hobby, with an extra nod to the Wildcats. The world of dials and earphones awaits her. Her pleasant Number, please will prob, ably gladden many a tired business' man's heart. She pals about with Whis- tle. Sr. Chorus. ,NW v .ir J. .r 'G SHlRI.liY ,Xl.ICIli R.XlVlI,I..XS Hate ron eter heartl a cuter nickname than UR2ll? ln her clerital work she tlitl well in all fielcls of learning, hut she fatorecl typing ahove all other courses, lN'hen she isn't listening to Boone croon she is apt to he reacling the latest hooks She also likes to play tolleyhall. YVheth- er her future goes to Bell leleplione ot to the Natal Suppls Depot. ottr goocl thoughts go with her. Sr. Chorus. NIOLIAIIC SIT! XNNIQ Rl'l l'liR Mollie. who was the pert ancl perky thorn in Mr. Kettertnau's sitle. oceasion- alh' left him speechless with her eolor- ful retorts. .Xu aspirant to the arts. she spent niuch time in Nlr. Kirk's kingclotu. She was frecluentlr founcl with friencl Phoehe. ancl the siclekieks proclttctirely participatecl in sunclrr activities Her sinartlr tailorecl clothes ancl her hrisk eflieient manner will he assets in het future as a college stucleut. Nlay Latlt l.ut'k ac'c'otnpanx' the Ritters' I,acly Fair Cilee flluh. Showease Clonnnittee Chair tnau, Hockey, Atlisrtn liclitor. and S1 Xrt Iilnh VV W RICHNRD l.lCli RICNARD Dick. ottr little hut powerful football guarcl. strot e to niake his wat through the aeacleinic' suhiects. I-lis favorite was hiology. XVhen he's hehincl the wheel of that hot Clierr, look out! .Xu active parl tieipant in niost of the school sports. Dick also fincls time for golf. He spencls niueh of his previous spare tinie listen- ing to Harrs lSelafonte's platters. Diek's aint is to go to college. ancl we wish hint sueeess in whaterer he may unclertake. Class Officer, liasehall. KIV antl Yarsitv lfoothall. Hcnnerocuu Officer, Qvll Cluh. IONN NINXINI-1 ROSS .loan is ahout the frienclliest gal xon'l fincl anxwhere. She is atlcliftecl to tht silver sereen. Besides going to ntoties she enioxs reailing, chawing, antl typing Her future plans to he a nteclieal seere l2lIN lit right in with elerieal training she has hatl here, She woulcl rather hart listenecl to the Platters than clo that clis- nial hotnewcu'k. Heatc'ns to lletsvf' wt wish her well. Clee Cluh. Clounti Chorus. Tri-Hi-Y. Yiee l'resiclent. Nleloclettes. Sr. Chorus. .41 lixnn. X newcotuer in her senior rear, llonnie tlll YYONNIC l.Ol'lSli RIDICR icklx niacle friencls ancl learnecl to like ottr srhool. ,X t't'llllllt'l't'l2ll stuclent. she nevertheless ptefelrecl honie ee, She es to swintg she loves to tlanee, es- pecially to the reeotcls ol' Don Cherry. thou- all else. she is aggtaratecl hr eon- lox l'CllCtl people. ,Ks a luttne st'c'telarv we wish her lurk. Horne lie, Cluh. DONNA Nl.XRIli ROWE Shortstop. as CNUIBUIIC calls Donna is .t text appropriate naine hecause if ion clon't look closely. you soinetitnes uuss her. Donna is an itnpeccahle clress er' frt anti alwaxs looks like she just stepped un Nlatlelncriscrllef' She took the ara tlUllllt' coulse ancl just loiecl Nliss Sur cle1's Spanish class, lVhen not attencling lot i vthall eaines. Donna is husy plating her N'tt King Cole recortis. Also, she is an aitlcnt kntttct intl whcn ' ' ' 1 , ' - she tlrops .1 stitch. is heatcl to say, 'iOh, for c'rac'k tng1c'el llet Intnre plans inclutle stutlt ing at the llznrtslnng School ol Nleclteal Xtts ancl. of t'cnnsc-, inarrrinq. tilt lteas. nl Senior Class, Sr. Chorus. Melo tlettes. ' ' ' -cr tllnh. NHS, .-tilixnn, Seeretart Lountx Chorus. ancl lcl X Rl'SSlil1l,lIl'R'l'lS RVNK lfllfllllly Rllss ellioyell lllDUlsl'iC1'l1lllg hest C S my tlllllbllg the L'lCl'lllll SllllIL'C'lS. llis llli llohlli lllllllllk llshing llllllllllg nil , '. il photogrzlplly. lle'll long I'ClIll'llllJCl' llllllllllg' NCZINUII ol' lllflti. lllllilllg this llllli' llllllk' lllllUiCllllX the suysj he shot HI 1 llllyls pet l'lllhil 'l'his es Q Ill' PDU' I lM'l'll'll1i' llllly lallst llilll li0l'CXL'l' ll'0lll the woolls. He likes llill H'lley' 'llltl his lill- 1 , 1 - llllt' I5 lllNlL'tI1ll'tl lyilll his llllllYC good llltlg'lllK'lll yl'e'le Nlltl' he'll lhoose wisely lilee f'lllh SHIRLI-LY ANN S.-XNNO Shirley, known to friends :ls Shirl. to ok the lllllllt l'CUll0llllfS L'0llI'sC. 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She's ll good l'l'lClltl llL'l'1llliC her hohhy is letter- wl'i1i1lg'. ly'hen listening to ll Guy' Nlitehell lJlLllll'l', slle is positively CII' ll'2lIlCCil. Sr. cillUl'llS, llihle Chill. ,IOXN 'l'liRl'1S.X SCIllRliCK sl'lll'L'l'lilC. Ulll' petite llzlg lXVll'll'l', tool, the Zlfllillllllll' i'Ulll'Sl' lllltl thl'iy'e1l on Nlr, l5:ly'is's lllh sessions, XYllCll not 2lllCllll' ing lilltllllllll gzlllles, she wzls lJllSy' plllt- llflllg llCl' hockey skills Ill' knitting Zlllil Plllillllg zlyrzly. When not doing ll0lllC- work. Slll' 1'olll1l he lllllllll listening to hel' l'llX0l'llL' l'L'L'0l'Kllllg star. lll'l'l'X Como. Her fllllIl'l' plzms lllfllllll' entering the ll2lllS of higher lClll'lllllg. Hel' H0111 llllll ellieient wtlvs will he llll ZlllXlllllLlgC lo her in her lillllll'C y'ezll's. 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V .3 f , R . , ,ii eg l S v , t , , ri LUBA SHAFR.-KN I.uby, with her ready wit and easy grin, was the miss behind the warm voice which delivered the daily announce- ments. .X secretarial wizard, she was Miss Snyder's devoted protege. In her leisure she enjoyed playing hockey and rooting the M-burg lileven to victory. With an eye to the future, Luba plans to attend college as a history major. It is safe to assume the successful attainment ol' this goal, for this perky young lady is a ded- icated and talented worker in any ac- tivity. Band, Glee Club, Artisan, Torch, Class Assemblies, Sr. 'l'ri-Hi-Y, I 'I'.-X, Hockey, Sr. Chorus, and Cotiuty Chorus. DONNA KAY SHOPI' Donna, pretty and pleasant, took the academic course and especially liked chem classes, in which she excelled. She especially enjoys sport, particularly swimming, and spends extra time play- ing the piano and listening to Iiddie Fisher. Donna was heard to exclaitn For lieaven's sake! when the home- work started piling up. The white cap of a nurse will be her crowning glory. FN.-X, Torch, Glee Club, Artisan, and Handbook Stall. CliR.'KLD FREE SHIQELY jerry, a member of the mighty nine, 'extended abilities in the Industrial Arts course. His favorite saying- Do I look like I care? -is typical of his carefree personality. A long-time user of the cafeteria, jerry led homeroom 37 in the mad rtisli to lunch. fI'oor Mr. Bru- bakerlj ln his spare time he enjoyed huntingg he also had a foiidness for tilikeriug around his little black l'lym- outh. jerry never missed a football game, and we surely would have missed him if he did. Why? Because he worked the scoreboard. He enjoyed math and in the future aspires to go into one ol the trades. Clee Club. ikI.'XilVlll'Il'ikv MURRAY SHliI.I.liY Matt. Bennetts Southern sidekick. can usually be seen driving around in his green Buick. He took the academic course and loved history classes, espe- cially wlieu the South was on discussion. Playing football. marching in the band, and listening to joni james' recordings took tip most of Matt's spare time. When working on his hobbiesAguns and cars -Matt can often be heard to exclaiin to someone. Well, now the South shall rise again! Ile detested homework. but nevertheless his future goal is to go to college. Rand. Rille Team, and -IX' Football. M.-XRTH.-X IXlI1I.lSSA STI-11-1I.l-1 Whistle, as she was better known to us. was one of Mr. Rarig's wide-eyed typists. Some say she's shy and bashful, bitt others say slie's . . . well, you draw your own conclusion. She enjoys swim- ming, skating, playing her accordion. and listening to recordings by Iilvis l'res- ley. XVhistle is an enthusiastic fan of football and basketball. She is often seen with jean. l know it is an expres- sion often heard from this gal. W'his- tle's future plan is to nab a good ofhce position. May she have it soon! Cllce Clirb,ArIixni1, 'l'ri-Hi-Y, Home Iic. Club, Drainatics, -Ir. and Sr. Chorus, llasketjuall Manager, liandfront. wa w ftp M - F' T Kfirz . , ,. Eli ,QU Eff l,,XNK.l-. lal.l.l0l l Slll'l'l.l'.R Lance is a lrieudly fellow and always has a sniile lot eyeiyone. He was a coni- inetcial student who liked bookkeeping, You'll usually lind Lance at the football gaines, and although he coinplained a lot abotit his headathe. he tlidn't really hate one, lhat's iust his layorile line oli chatter. llis layoi ite recording star is lilyis I'iesley'. Lance didn'l care too ututh for teatheis but tnanaged to lol, Cllllt' lhein. ,Xlter graduation l.anee's ainbitioti is to be an accountant. Student Council, Rille Club. YliRNl'1lJ.X ANN 'IKHORN VON A hot saxophonist, Needy ' staunchly supported Mr, 0yler's band. Her favor- ile subject was typing, and out of class she has long prel'erred skating, football, and pounding boogie-woogie on any available piano. .-ln lilvis addict, she's a gal who likes to kick tip her heels and live high. Perhaps she'll settle down in her future years as a secretary. Sr. Band, Sr. Chorus, Artisan. SXNDR.-X KXY S'l'lNl'I Santly's the gal who pttts the pep in pepper. .X clerical student, she enjoyed history class and, lor lltat lnatter, did well in all het subjects. l.ike the rest ol the seniors she's a big football fan. Your pin cuils and ytaye sets will one day be in her capable hands, for slte aspires to a career in cosinetology. llei own attractiveness will lend itself per- fectly' to this work. l.ike the other Heats. slte digs lihis. Ar1i.w1n, iI'ri4lli'Y, Make-up Club. Sr. Chorus, ,IV Hockey. NICHOLAS .XNDRliW TURO ll' you hate neyer seen Nick, it's not yotir fault. He's a shoity. On the other hand, if you h1uen't heard Nic k, it's not his fault. Nick and his fayorite saying, Mixuin up, are well known in the in- dustrial arts course. Ile enjoys bowling and with the great school spirit cheers otir football teatns to glory. Nick says he likes records by the Platters. His fa- vorite subject was history. We know that the college he enters will lind hiin a cheerful and likeable asset. ,IV Football Mgr., Varsity Football Mgt. at L9 it A ti-33251 flu- SANDR.-K K. S'l'Ol'Cll Sandy, an altractiye soinetiines-blonde. was tt faniiliar sight in the niaioon and steel ol' the yarsity cheerleaders, Inter- ested in all things athletic. she plays a inean ganie ol' hockey, outswiins listhei NVilliains, and stars oit the basketball court, A ineiiiher of the acadeinit' cur- rieultun, she plans to follow the noble profession ol' the wotneu in while. .Ks ol' now her only lrotthle land it's ntinorj is inet-ting that ll o'clock turlew. Het classmates wish her well in personal and professional athiey'eint'nts. l 'l'.'X, Arli.wiii, Hockey, Varsity Cheet- leader, Glee Club, Basketball, Melo- dettes, jV Cheerleading, Sr. Chorus. Class Asseinblies, -Ir. Play. National Honor Society. jli.-KN l.0lS VAN.-Xl.M.XN uleanie, who goes about creating inass confusion in partitership with sister jo. was a secretarial student. She linds read' ing and ininiature golling refreshing. She's an antbitiotts worker in the re- freshinent stand and in the school cafe- teria. .-Klthough she dislikes homework generally, slte adtnits to a high regard for English classes. She hopes to becoine a wontan in white and is planning to enroll at l'illI2lllCllll0Wll College in the fall. FHA, jr. and Sr. Art Club. jr. and Si. Chorus. 3 3 . . yy. A. tx 3 3 . .1 Q l 1' .IOAN LOUISE VANALMAN The other half of the 'l'oni twins, jo was ati enthusiastic participant in the secretarial course, She disliked home work brit enjoyed those wacky English classes. Playing miniature golf is her pet pastime except when she is listening to records by the Platters. Her future plans are to become a licensed beautician. We wish her well. FHA, jr. and Sr. Art Club, jr. and Sr. Chorus. DAVID WALTER Dave, our class redhead, took the gen- eral course and just thrived on those daily science classes. He could always be seen supporting our Wildcats or hunting and fishing. His love of animals helped him in his spare time job as a veterinarian's aide. Dave is also an avid fan of Elvis Presley. We wish him the best of luck in whatever his future ca- reer inay be. Sportsman's Club. GEORGE RICHARD WAGGONER George took the clerical course and par- ticularly liked ofhce practice. His Heck, l don't know has been often heard in reply to teachers' questions, Friendly George likes to hunt and to zoom about in his blue Ford. His favorite musician is lawrence Welk. Like some other fel- lows in the class he is turning over his immediate ftlture to the United States Navy. Bon Voyage! Sportsman's Club. ROBERT ERNEST WARREN Bob has a slnile for everyone. He was known as Big Bashful Bob Warren, or Baby Beef. He was one of Mechan- icsburg's hard-charging linemen and a formidable opponent to anyone who challenged hitn on the wrestling tnat. Despite his athletic prowess, his favor- ite subject was bookkeeping. He usually answers with an easy-going '5'I'hat's all right. He's Elvis l'resley's faithful fan. junie and Duck are his buddies. 'l'he Air Force is his aim for the future. Q-B Club, Football, Baseball, Wrestling, Honorary Football Captain for l956. GRACE ARLENE NVAGGONER liver-smiling Gracie was a lnembcr of the commercial section. She is a typing enthusiast. Many people talk about the Golden Rule: Gracie lives it. Country music is dear to her heart, and she par' ticularly enjoys Red Foley. Homework and Her Grace were incompatible. Her best gal-pals are Shirley, Evelyn, and Virginia. Softball, Sr. Chorus. ALAN BLESSLEY WENTZ Sir Alan was our one-man debating so- ciety. He was always ready to challenge any student or teacher. Many a time we endured his lilibuslering, the result of which was a lost period. Bless him! Alan was quite a guy in the chemistry lab and intends to follow a scientific course of study in college. just what would the student council do without Alan and his stupendous suggestions? Voted the Most Dependable boy in our class, this lad will climb high in future years. Glee Club, Student Council, Class As- semblies. MAXINE RUTH WICKMAN An Artisan editor, Max excelled in the academic course. Her many talents in- clude mastery of history and profession- alism on her hot accordion. She en- Loys playing basketball, watching foot- all, and listening to Elvis. If you're nosey, avoid Maxine 'cause nosiness is her pet peeve. A fixture teacher, she aims toward a degree in elementary educa- tion. We wish her luck. FTA, Glee Club, Band Front, Artisan, jV Cheerleader, Melodettes. WILLIAM BERNARD LANTZY Bill, a newcomer in our midst, took the general course and thrived on the daily classes of science and mathematics. School seemed to be Bill's pet peeve and he would rather watch stock car races or work on machinery. Hunting seemed to take up much of Bill's life, and we know he shot many a rabbit while on his hunting excursions. The senior class surely wishes him success in his future, whatever it may he. THE TEENAGERS OF A HUNDRED YEARS AGO WERE CONCERNED ABOUT NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL CONDITIONS JUST AS WE ARE TODAY. IN 1857 THESE EVENTS FIRED PUBLIC IMAGINA- TION AND OPINION: The Dred Scott decision was announced by the Supreme Court. ln Calabria, Italy, the Great Neopolitan Earthquake took more Ehan l0,000 lives. james Buchanan, the l5th President and a Lancaster man, was inaugurated. The 35th Congress organized. A prophetic book, Impending Crisis of the South, was published. Eureka! The first attempt was made to lay a trans-Atlantic cahle. In India, the Sepoy Rebellion saw a victorious Britain crush an attempt by the Mongol emperor to regain power. William Howard Taft, the 27th President of the United States, was born: so was Lord Robert Baden-Powell, founder of the Boy Scouts. The bloody Mountain Meadow Massacre saw 120 immigrants killed by Indians led by Mormons in Utah. Florida State University was founded in Tallahassee, Florida, as was San -lose State College, San jose, California. The first state agricultural college was established at Lansing, Michigan. The U.S. citizens-at-large were fearful of a financial panic. 35 Xa MOST LIKELY TO SUCClCI'ID: JONNIE BOOK DAVE KAPI' ' WC-up WHO'S WHO NIATIST -XNII X KLINPDINIST I XRRY HOLIIM KN MOST TAlAliN'l'I'ID.' NIAXINIQ WICKMAN RONALD MILLER MOST ATHI,liTIC.' NANCY Fl,.-XNDERS DONALD HUMICS P1c1esoNA1,1T1' PLUS: SHIRLEY BRECHBIEL KIERRY EVANS M051 ALL-ROUND: xv SANDY STOUGH XV.-XLTER FAKE E E Aq. MOST CONGENIAL: W LOIS GREENE BOB WARREN 5 'fs z CUTEST: E 1 BI-L'I I'E EOLLINGER f DAVE MOSES CLASS CI.OII'NS: .XRLENE BELL RON KNISLI-ZY MOST DEPI-f.X'IJAlil.E.' DONNA ROXYE .XIAN XVICNTZ 37 YVC, the Senior Class of ISPB7. being ol reasonably sonntl mintls and hotlies, solemnlx flee L to be our last will antl testament. lo the stntlents ' ' E' ' ' m tht tumor cltss txt herebx bu nttth tl following: Shirley BreChbiel's presitlenry ol' Stntlent Ilonntil to the statesman of '58, The all-aronntl sports ability ol' Nancy lflantlers to LnRilla Sechrist, Carol fiill's job as tlental assistant to Kathy Nlat'I'lierson. Dave Kapp's ArIi.s'ru1 heatlarhes to the aspirin niannlacttner ol 58. Phoebe Neiswenter's twinkle toes to janet Davies. Charles Pages fiery retl hair to Ruth Ann Drnmm. Ronnie Miller's musical talents to Rithartl Klinetlinst. Joyce Pacs' witticisms to Albert Book. Lnba Shafran's K'llCCl'l' Good morning, slnclents to tht' early hirtl ol' '58, Dick Bates'din1ples to Pat 0'Neill. Dottie Snytler's vim, xigor, antl ritalilt to the taptain ol' next year's cheerleat The rod antl grin of slay Bennett to a fellow enthusiast. Nlarshall Metzger. .Indy 1-'reetlom's 'I'oit'l1 tleatllines lo a cool-heatletl innior. lers. The sparkling tliamontls of Donna Rowe. Carol Nliller, Santly Stine, Santly .-Xtlams, livtlxn Ht Joanne Ebert, lirelyn Gaxinan. antl Nlariltn Noggle to those juniors who use l'ontls'. Marie Cootlling's after-school honrs at Seitllt' Hospital to Kay Clapsatltlle. Bill Lamason's blushing rlteeks to Santly Hertllei. Vernetla Thorton's ttypewritingl speetl to Lois Nlinnith. Marjorie Kl'Clllt'l', Nlarilvn Horn, .jerry Slieelx, Date lValler. Virginia Cline. Mearl Hill int George Haggoner yieltl parking spaces to the motoring seniors of '58, Maxine Wifkiriairs heatl batons to the liigli-stepping ttrirler ol' '58 Doris Hopkins' inches to l'eggy Troup. Santly Slllllgllk cheerleatling skill to Carol lYaltt-is. Bob Morrct's wavy hair to Ronnie lickert. jonnie I'iook's ability to ltl0l the lirorite stitk to Harb llt-ss. Ed Otstot's devilishness to Ren Spahr. Lois Grecne's 88 ixory keys to .Xncly Dean. Cztrolns Fox's and Philip Honser's wealth ol' basketball talent to Don Heiges antl Frank Gott Dick Renartl's east to any jnnior who wants to gain attention the hartl wav. jean Bahn's antl Pat Santlersoifs llashing llags to joint- Hollmaster :intl Diane Morris. The cletermination of Roger Daley to be a barlielor to the womanshater of '58 Alan vvCllII'S seientilif mintl to Allan Pressler. joan St'hreCk's l1Ol'lsCf stick antl shin guards to joan xvi'l'lllL'llllCl, Matt Shelley's knack forgetting into trouble to Craig llitner. Larry Holt7man's trail ol' broken hearts to jerry Harvey as a fhallenpge. Sonja Hammaker's basketball capability to Phyllis Houck. Lance Stilller's position on Student Council to ,lack Tliompson. Barbara Iaria's passion for black to Santly Fisher. The heAman plnsiqne of Bob Warren to Ifran Bishop. Ham Martin's prolessorial looks to Carson Rider, WILL Bette B0llinger's attractive appearance to Kay Lancaster. jim Fishel's management of the stage crew to next year's hest dictator, Donna Sh0pp's distinctive handwriting to the penmanship pro of '58. Ron Knisley's pranks we'll take with ns! Barhara Baker's sweet disposition to Augusta Nell. Mollie Ritter's dripping painlhruslt to 'l'ed Matsko. Rttss Runk's tenor xoiee to Dawson Heck. joan -Iohnson's giggle to Paula lfink. Ken 1iherhart's industrious nays we'll keep. Jerry I2van's questions in algebra elass to Mrs, Lassen's prohlem child of '52-1. Melissa Steele's naturally etnlr hair to the junior girls with nightlx pinfup prohletns. The shyness of john Clark to Charlie Slzrylizittgli. Bill Failor's wholesome character to the V'heaties carter ol' '58, Grace Gutshall's men to joan Culp. jane Boll'enmyer's eniplottnent at Howard klohnson's to Zona l'aul. The varied sports ahilits of Don llutnes and XN'alter Fake to their brothers. Ron and Gary. .-Xnita Klinedinst's Seventeen appear:uu'e to Bath Olson. Dave Moses' hlond erew-cut to lid Rife. Arlene Bell's jokes to ansone who can top thetn. Georgia Kaull'man's friendliness to Becky Xvlfllll. Don lJarr's tuha to Lois Neihert. Nick 'l'uro's interest in llie Plriladelphia Phillies to Ronnie Yarlett. jane Seehrist's hottle of H202 to Bonnie lhrttsh. The quiet companionship of Shirley Klornman and Mary jane Hollinger to 1. S. liherly and Dave Troup. Grace Waggonefs genial manner to Beverly Roth. Karl Getfs Spanish areent to Kay Bushes. Elizabeth Davis' and Lorraine Christmas' strutting positions to I'at Batninger and Jeanette lfronnn. Viola Paulus' hlue-framed glasses to Elaine Bender. Preston Kealer's innutnerahle freckles to Mary Noss. Carol K9uyer's, Faye Runkel's, Pauline l1line's, and Shirley Ralxillas' long tresses to short-haired Barbara Stoker and Kay Vandergrift. Reherca Henry's column in the Daily Local to next year's newspaper correspondent. Ron Eurieh's fendervhender driving to Richard Mowery. Eleanor Nailor's and Doris Burd's rontagious smiles to Dan llrawhaugh and Vanee Nailor. Don Fishcl's quietness to the entire junior class. Eleanor Cattnany's llirtations ways to planet Gates. Nancy l,utz's sword and Commands to Nina Gillette. Yvonne Rider's helpfulness to l'am Lloyd. Paul Kratner's leather jacket to jim lNlelJonald. joan Ross' pleasing manner to llee Snelhaker. jean and joan Vanaltnan's johs in the cafeteria to the soup spooners ol' '58, In witness thereot. we herein set our signature upon this dotument, this Sexenth day ol JUIW- 1957- Class of i957 B., . no-al.: Mu 2 ,QI I Q 1 K si X L? Tix. if N . C 'X l ! w Um' fyllgflf 111 f1llUIIU1I1'.' 'l1Hlf l'RO11l 111'111 l111111. 11l1'NN1'11 111 1111 111'11 g111111. 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Why so serious? A yearbook develops. VVill ghe kill or cure? Dr. Darr deftly clelnonstrates. X , Y, N X, I- v i n , 43 W , 5 elp you? l l The anim 1, Q B n 5 ug? wil 4 1 S we :N - .:.kqi, f 'iw 'Wu v 49 wr ' i i .QW - sv . 5 ka if , A A Q 'f 1 xk.F1 L:Li. L ii -x,.. ,-., 3 553141-14 . 0 . Q 35 X N29 R, adn -1,25 gf! ir :.w.'5 Q.h if x R . ,, L QQ? Q Y V is . ,yi 'WP Q , ',+s?4f' Mus M glwwlli , Q, Q -Ii.. UNIOR CLASS For tl1e class of '58, this year proved to be a very successful one. They were found to be a very necessary itetn, not only in the High School Glee Club and Band, but also in football, basketball, wrestling, and baseball. The first activity for this class was the annual peanut sale, which started during the week of October l5th. ln true fornt they reached their goal as MHS-ers always do. There wasn't much time between the peanut sale and the junior play, Dear Ruth, but once niore, under the super- vision of a new director, the juniors came through with a terrific show. In their class meetings the idea of the yearly class party was voted upon, and it was decided that this should be held in the spring. These were only a few of the numerous events which took place during the school year. The juniors are going to have the distinction ol' being the 0Fl.'lCERS first graduates of the new senior high school. lu-esitlent ......,.............,.....,. Ed Rife You have only one more year to make the decision ol' your 5eff'fU'fY'T1'Cf1Sl1fCf -'-A- -- Carolyn Wfighlslolle life's work, juniors, so aint high. Hitch your wagon to a Student Council Representative.Richard Mowery Stal.. rnake a wish and there you are '- v , - FRONT ROIl'4l,efl 10 Right: Minnich, Hertzler, Fisher, Holfniastcr, Lloyd, Manning, Lancaster, O'Neill, Culp, Fronnn, Allison, Stine, Paul. ROW TWO: Brunner, Hutues, Nate, Sollenburgcr, Lcitel, Davis, Deitrich, Neibert, liberhart. ROW THREE: Morris, Thrush, Strayer, Cadwallader, Gates. Stocker, Noss, Clapsaddle, Keefer. ROW FOUR: Shealfer, Sillik, Eckert, Rucker, Gillette, Barninger, Morgret, Reynolds. ROW Fll'li: Bushey, Fowler, Metz- ger, Malsko, Spahr, Fake, Bishop, Rupp. ROW SIX: Fetrow, Weaver. Burridge, Hannnaker, Henry, Voris, Peck. Kraley. K pi Q3 '? t' - . 1 . ' ,.-f WN wg Y if , .m,,,-L.. AW' lflI0.N'T RUN'-I.vfI to Right: Bnshcy, Wilson, Druinm, Heil. ilimnp, llcmlcr, Dean. ROII' '1'li'0: Pykc, llcss. Fink sllllf, Klincdinsl, Orcmlorf, Sllcalier, 0'Handlcy. ROW THR1-QIi.' NIz1cl'l1cx'smi, Scchrist, Hollinger, XYCI'ii1CilIlL'I XN'I'igillSl0IlC, Walls, Wentz, xv21ilCl'S, Davies. RU W FOUR: Drawlmngh, Rifc, Book, Olson. Houck, 'I'racc, Vnmlcrgriil Roth, Sncllmakcr. RON' FIVE: Pressley, Fickes, Harvey, Bilncr. Singiscr. Slavlmllgli. Mfllnnnld. Mowcry, Nnilor. ROI! SIX: Hcigcs. Troup, Core, Mcfferd, Rider, Yarlelt, Thompson. Iilmcrly. Sicilc. W ,,ii in ,. ,. H i i i .,, any-'f ww A, f ' , 9 ' l',. - 4 :figs W Mi, .. , . Q- -mmm-wN. ,:. , ' ,,,4f,,...,.g.1 rw , 'S-gm-w..wAw,., N- 1 .. , V ,Q 1:65 -b.. , . Mb. x H - 45.31.-E.6,. .,,.,.. gm. ,N ar. ,' . QM., i .,., W ff ' , i in fi, ?MW lt f ks V A , 1, N- , 1 , .Q ..,,, N, N- A ' ,qi .. K, ,. A iii ,. t -W' J W ,iikgggfgaw 1.9! , ,S N Q t -- - 'U QQ... ,Q 1, if f .. if A W, 4 Ai Q- Q., L N 3. f:,,, ,qv A f kim, . . ,ii A ,SMH -, - of 33 .,.,. if j,:?.l . , , ' , gym. ' 4 4 ,. Kwai MSE'-.....' XR? 1 1 ., .Q N N ' X NC ' ' if ii .... i X r 1 W su ir nun: YK X we 0-N N W. , . V N ii . ,N , Y XJ -'Q O mt-Ivan N X ii' Quik X' Q N my Q ,,. fn' ' fx . . P 42 , , X f iq . i ' .f ii ' ', 1 v .. . , f w ' , v x 41 I 'f-it 25- ' ' v ' 5' g' 1 wr- X 1 ' f' K Q ,. f -f Q ' :5 W . ' 4 . i V - . I x . , X . 5 1 , ' ,. , + .... 3 . lf ,- Q ei i , W1 SOPHO ORE CLASS lVith high hopes and a busy schedule, the sophomores entered senior high school. It was the sanre old story, books, books, and more books! They really went all out when it earne to extra-eurrieular activities, but they also came through in the scholastic department. For the class ol' '59 this year proved to be one ol the busiest. Under the capable leadership ol' their elass dean and Class ollieers, they proved their salesmanship when it Caine to the Christmas rards and wrappings. A elass party was planned to take place in the spring' and as belits the sophonrores, they endeavored to make it one ol' complete success. Since this was the year lor a new contract lor the class rings, they weighed all the possibilities before they took the final step and earne out on top with a wise choire. This year the sophs were quite an asset to Old Nl.H because they tackled everything they were requested to do with virn, vigor, and vitality. So, it's hats oll to you, sophomores, and keep up the good work! 0l FlCl'QRS President ....... ...,..... . .. Rithard Grandi Vice-l'resitlent ........ ....... ..,. I ' 'red Baker Secretary-'I'reasurer ........,.... . .. Sally Miller Student Council Representatixe ,,.. .., Robert Norris l RUN'I' IKUI1'---l.1'fl lo Riglll: C. Brandt, Heck, Chappell, R. l.llll, lfry, liierbower, lrxine. Nliller, Sheely. Hall. Bender. ROW 'l'li'U: Ross, lfavinger, Drumnr. M. Gutshall, Niesley. Xlbright. Yoight. tnaxes. lfirkes, Noss. ROW V 'l'IIRl'f1'f.' il. Ruoss, Murphy. Otto, B. Nell, May, Barr, Anderson. Hershner, Moser, Runkle. ROH' FOLK: XN'eaxer, Fought, Taylor, Metllinloek, Rhoads, l'an1a, Davis, Breese, xl. Bishop. Hooxen, HUI1' l Il'Ii: Rohrer, Shank, Poe, Nerd- hamer, Norris, W. Nell, Uelwicks, R. Brandt, Boose. Olberg, l-Ilser, RUM' SIX: Kurtz. Fox, lllosser, XVills, Fisher, Kane Kertiss, Baker, Hollinger, Rider, Folks. ff I 'H 4 ff 41' lllCsupl1wSlzlu'! '11, CILYI' HUM' If!! lu Rigl1l:N. Bishop, SllU!'lliligt'. Runk, Xlrllzulm-. Rupp, P. l 2liltYl.Sll'iUK'l',l.lli'1lS.S. Miller, Hurd lfflll' 'l'lI'O: Singisur, Robinson, Failor, XVoml, M. Milln-I. IE. l.4mlm'r, Xlqniwrlw. Slwnncr, Sturr. RUN' 'l'lIRI-IIC xxK'I7l'I'. lhxlcr, hxlcllmukvr, l'.lK'l'l, liulkcll, fn0t'llCl10llI', Basclmrc. lx. Ruuws. 5lmN'l'. X. l.llIl, ICUII' l Ul'R: Kcllv, Shu!! I Millcl. lfuxmyllw, Shcll. NVisc, lumlis, Curnmzm, A-Xll4ll'lsUIl, Wcancl. IKUII' l Il'I'f.' Wciglc. limilc, Richwim-, SlHll1'l Xlcck, Slim-, Ynlmmki, Simons, Hzlincs, Orllnycr, xvfiglll. IKUII' SIX: B1ll'kl'l. lilnlm-Hmm, Norris, xvl'YlNI2lll, Wand p, R. CLzn'dnc1'. l.chmcr. llunnnings. Bllrkllnrdt, Rupp. xYilgl1i'l, . . Q .MW . 4 f 1 f -X -1... ..m,f..Qf - 1 V V.-W, ., M. .1 L.-wmmm 4.--Q,-V-m.,.L ...xmmqyn-.-1--1.-.. L FRESH N CLASS The lreslnnen, considering themselves old-timers, were lor the first time exposed to algebra, but they soon learned the tricks of the trade and went right on to make quite a mark for themselves academically and also in the musical department-junior High Glee Club, Senior Girls' Chorus-and in the field of sports -football, basketball, wrestling, and baseball. 'l'he election of the class officers was the first of a series of many events to occur on the lrosh calendar lor the remainder ol the year. The Freshman Class Assembly then came into the pic- ture, and lor awhile everyone was busy at work plan- ning for the big production which was presented on llanuary 30. ln the spring the freshman lancy lightly turned to thoughts of his party and dance, so once again he and his colleagues were hard at work, this time planning for the success of their party. X'Vell, freshmen, up to now time may have seemed to drag, but from here on, it goes so last your feet scarcely touch the ground. OFFICERS President ...,. ...,............ Vice-President ...... .... , . . Secretary-Treasurer ...........,. Student Council Representative .. Marcia lNlat:l'hcrson ......... Sally Drury Debby Gunderman . . . . Robert Green l ROA l' IHH1'-I.r'f1 to Right: Harold Hertzler, Seifert, Haas, Allison. Szetela, lsett. Lcnehan, Drury. Parsons, J. Rider, Mell, Hollinger, Paulus, Rankin, Ncibert, Thurnma. lleistline, Serbe. KOH' TWU: Kane, Page, Fields, Mohler, Macl'herson, -lacobs, l-lckels, Bender, Dyer, C. Kapp, B. Weber, Sheely, Vorris, Rupp, Higgins, Blacker. ROW THREE. Rider. liberhart, Kilmore. Nailor, Garner, Rosney, Lewis, Leonard, Miller, Stevens, johnson, .-Xtlains, Eagler, Wagner, Guntlerinan, Ceiling. ROW FOUR: Dini, Thomas, Lehmer, Sidle, llotlen, johnson. Newton. Arinstrong, Spahr, Hunt- er, j. Sauve, Nvalters, Tumas, Schmuck, Pressley, Schnebly. RUII' l ll'li:XVrigl1t, Tyson, Landis, Diener, Dentler, Knoll, Miller, Strock, Knepper, Harvey, Schreck, Statler, Alban, Kcefer, -I. Lehmer. Dillcntlerfer. ROIV SIX: Faust, Willis, Gipson, Wilbur, Stnedley, Fought. Kipp, Fortney, Cowan, NVhitinan. Davis, Spietlel. Neusbaum. Brown, Forry, Batdorf. llfU.N l' RUII'---l,rfl lu Right: l,llC2lS, Strunk, VIXIIOIIIKUII, f1lkCl'IlC', limkn-11. xlUlll'l, Smith, DCCIKUIZIII. B1 lQ'llllill cm RUI1 1' 'I ' ' s wa Gwynn Q -.uufuuuua f 5 .: U' ' -1 -- fl 1 ,nr . Ili 'f-TQ! 4, illldl, Wz1g111'1. gl , IH J I-ursylhc, YlIlgCl', Hz1ll,L11111iu11, Hvllry, Cicvscx, Sllcilcl, YUQl'lSUllg, lilllig, Mcllcnl, lh'1lw1l, l1111c-Q, Ilvillcl, ,XIlQ111a111, G0ss111'1l, ll. Ifolsytllc, RON' THR!! I31111111 1 xi: 1 ' gc , xYl'IJL'I'. liixlcr, ljllllkllll, l'. xYl'llt'l', XYhilc, 1-1lx, l1'xi11, NIcCIz11'l11cy, Xfuy, Haines, KiIIg'llK7llgl1.S. Rupp. lS1'41111c1'. Ih'111lc1, IgUYl'l'. HOU' l Ul'II' NX'1lli'1111w f,'lI 111111. I'la11'i1lu, S. KillllIlK'l, li1'1111, NI2ll'SiC2lllU, IICIITY, Shcclz. Slmpc, Mulic, S11ll1z1l1c1'g1'1'. M. k1lllllll'l. l li11t. SI11'a1Ilc'1', Culllck, Nl'llll'l'l. RUII l'll1',: Iflsk, N1Cf1llll'l'. S111ysc1', Huwzmi Hl'lllIi'l, xvL'2lXK'l'. DIAINUIX D. link 1 ' ', l'llllt'lll1 . 1 l lhlnl B1 111 C llIYl'l'l. Digilillklllfi. Swupc, j. Same, Myers, Neff, Cook. RON' AIX: Kmly, Ilwill, l'.lIlllll'SUllk. B1-11111-1', Kilc. 'I'1mx'1. I I l'1lHL'l, lilvll. l5lll'kIllll'tll, A-K111Ic1's1111, W'olf-Q. xvCllgCl4. NYCVI. Sllbllgh. CZUUIDUI, l1lz111sc1'. EIGHTH GRADE The Class ol' '6l re-entered old M.H.S. for their second year with a little more knowledge and less apprehension ol' events to come. No longer in rt nntcldle concerning the activities of our school. they returned to lend themselves whole- lieztrtetlly in the school spirit. Not only did they show their zthility in extru-cttrricttlar activities. but they also proved tlteinselyes worthy ol the title of eiglitli-grzttlers through their academic attempts. During the school year. each grade is entitled to one class party. but the eighth grade. under the enpnlile lezttlership ol' their class oflicers and their class clean. Mrs. Orris. decided to forfeit this years plltly to enztlile thetn to have a bigger and better lreslttnnn party next year. Being the cztpztlile class that we know they are. we :ire sure they will succeed in everything they under- tztlte. ite wotiltl like to send them on their way . - Y' 'e-Presi l'nt ......... Willa n Brechlrel with cheers ztncl good luck in years to coniel N H 1 I 1 Council Representzttne .... Deborah Lintlluw Secretary-Treftsurer .... ..... D onnld Rifc President ......... ........ R onnlcl Rifc FRONT RUIV, left to right: Cockley, Kellym Ross, Keefer. Brown. Anderson. Heck. Reynolds. W'illi:1tns. Stokes. R. Stull. J. lless. SECOND ROW: Eherhnrt. Lehxnztn. Smith. Getz. T. Weber. R, Rife. B, Guyer. Shell. Yinger. Fry. Stevili. Kztpp. Breehhiel, THIRD ROIV: Hertzler, Bzitcheler. Mixell, Sholly Stull. Tappan. Man- ning. Lewis. Lztitllow. Huf'l'er. Yvllflffff. Pylte. Wlrightstone. FOVRTH ROHY Rosney. D, Admins. Mt'Cl:tlt'lJ. Nei- lsert.tflutshz1ll. Clhnppel. XvOl2C'I1lL1ll1.rI'i'lYlOI'.Lf'l'1I1lCf. Ownes. Klinetlinst. Grosy. YVestl'4tll, FIFTH ROIV: C. Slmnk. Seott. D. White. Wagner. Leitzel. W'icht, Frank. Statttffer. Martin. Kuhns.Gz1ryStifHer Atkinson. Miller. llull. Otstot, SIXTH ROW: Henninger, Hair. Short. J. Guyer. C, Baker. Zinnnertnatn. lYills. Hess, Hztrnc. Nagle. B. Atlztnis. Derr. Gnult. Yogelsong. R. Baker. ,xx 5.1 '-Q. ...N -B KLVI' ICUIV, lvl! to rfglzl: Kilzmillvr, 1WinniCh, FC'l'l lb1lllLlll, XYn1'd. Bvrslla-r, Rupp. R. Ilvss. LIl'f:1Il1Q,llI'Y. IWC' Clmluvk. Il4'iSiI!Q l', XYulkm'1'. W'l1i1Q'. H:'ll1'1', SlfCOND lfl7Ii': BI. K1't't-K'l'. SLLIHIVLIIIQII. Norris. lfyvrw l ISIUH. B.u'1'. l'Il11'lx. l50fI'm'1x111ym'1'. B, xN'l'lN'I', Bouk, D. Sl1l'lll'i. lixmwvll. finu'lu'11u1l1', N. l'n'll1'1'. 'l'1l1IfD HOU' C lil SlifH1'1'. Sm-c'l11'iQI, Slomw. Clinv, Strzxyvr, Burcl. Uoffllmastm-1'. Myvrs. Millvtivs. 1,1-lm, K, Hvllvr. Bitnvr lUI'ln I'll lfllllf' Dyvr. Clrmxsr-. xvilllllxll Ezlglv, h If'Nlllly'. Swvucw. Mitrhvll, Bvxulvr, Filling, K, 1NIm'Ellu'ny vm.m. Y. PGH-t'l'. I II 'l'lI ICOIV: IIODIJIC. Bxlrr. Fisk. D. Rifv. Cigxlvs, Il. Haskins. Ulvssm-1'. 5- Killllllvl. KPN- 11: dy. Krivk, B, .'Xd,u11s. Gmv, SIXT11 HOIV: W'z'zl1', Griffin. lllnilur. XyiIl2,l'l'. Slonfg Svifcrl. BuHinglon. .IUIHISUII lIUllSt'k1'Ill'll1. Hunk. Shopp, Munn. SEVE TH GRADE , Wide-eyed and bewildered, the seventhsgraders trooped through the doors ol Old lXl.H.S. for the hrst time. They were met by a barrage of class-changing, book-lugging, stair-climbing, and, lor the first time, more than one teacher. XfVith ideas that varied from, lf l'm late for class, ! they'll send me to the office! to Oh boy, now I Can chew gum, they entered a threshold ol' many new experiences. When they hnally got into the swing of things and learned to know each other, the newcomers elected their oflicers and went to work. They participated in the many sports -junior high liootball, basketball, wrestling, and noon E activities. The -junior Chorus gave them an opportunity to display their musical talents. Tryouts lor the Junior High Clee Club was another highlight on their agenda. Class Jarties were another new ex Jerience, and the all Y strived to make them a success. Although you had a good time and learned many new thin fs, remember, seventh fraders, the best is vet to come! f. K L I OFFICERS President ...... ........,...... C Iynthia Pennington Vice-President .,.,........... ...... I udy Trimbl Secretary?l'reasurer ............ ...... I Seth Musse Student Council Representative . . . ... Branda Parsont: FRONT RO W-l.1'fl to Right: Drumm, D. Lehmer. Thrush, Addams, Cook. johnson, Fisher, Douglas, Darr, S. Baker. Musser, Klindworth, Orendorf, Deibert, Nvolgemutt. RO H' TIVO: Wright. Crawford. Hake, Henry, Kraly, Curtis, R. Sidle, Il. Sidle, Koser, R. Baker, Kapp. ROW THREE: Chandler, Wertheimer, Skillen. Lenker, Neiswenter, IJ. Keeler, Seilmert, lea, Stevens, Dean, Nace. RO W FOUR: Evans, Kimmel. P. Keeler, Pennington, Starr, Cohick, Kerney, llahn, Sigelen, Sultzaberger, McClintock. ROW FIVE: Kaek, Baer, Fought, House, P. Reefer, Mellerd, Stoll, -I. Burket, Harley, Triinble, Davis. RON' SIX: Gayman, Kyle, Bousum, Wills, P-ertalo, lXIcCinnis, Yeager. Donley, XVise, Qmskins, Bonsall. l'lfU.X'T RON'-I,r'ft In Right: French, Miller, Smart, Nlcllznlc. Nicfllinlock, Znnlncrlnzln, Thornton, Rodgers. Ifrcy. Kl'l'illCl', l'i2ll'illgCl, XYaltcrs, Bicrhowcr, Ziegler, Palm, RUN' 'l'Ii'U: .'XllllSlI'0llg, S, H'cIu-r, Ilmlgc, llcnllvr, S. Blll'kl'lI, Uzlrlnzln, Spock, Sholly, Young, XVCIII7, cQ00lifC1l0XV,N1lillbl'.l.C7Sll, ROW 'I'lIRIiIi.' Nlllls, XV. Runklc. Horn- cnnc, Hess. Slaughter, Shaffer, R. Casscl, Renard, Page. Gzmlmll. Struck, K, Wm-her, G. Klnsscl. RUII' lf0l'R: Rupp, Sh:-1111-1'. S, Szarnlvrmlx. S. Wagner, Hcckcrl, Slraslmugh, L. Wagner, Y. Nzukc, Hnnncs. Hall, Claws, lpdcgmw, Ilcrlin. RUN' IfIl'l-I: 'I'anIor, Hnpple, Tlmnms, H31lS,.'XllCIl!2lIl, Parsons, Keyser, Mvvrs, AI. Lchnxcr. jznnv Olson. Spahr, la. Runkcl, P, Nlillcr, ROI1' SIX: Shcely, Spircy, Couldrcn, XVcxudun. Yost, l.lIlI. SIL-fling, I,. Sznnlcrsun, V. Miller, Sulli xnn. Slalmefivld. Bodlc, St'hw:n'tI. f Xl., N . M WT 'W-NQ+ ,,x, . L- 'W' L' G lg It , xx :s:-r:'+:-:.:q- L , 5 . ' Ui'-i 5... 1' N . i103 fl' 1, ,ful 642 TRIBUTE T0 A DREAM FULFILLED A new school is a milestone in a community. Town progress in general corresponds directly with educational progress. In the objectively appraising eyes of visitors from afar, the most modern and productive communities are the ones which give their schools high priority in their public-building projects. This criterion is not infallible, but it reveals truth more often than not. Therefore, our town fathers may now justi- fiably pop a button or two and Httingly receive a collective and resounding pat on the back. Our gratitude is sincere. But however gratifying it may be to show off our new senior high school, let us not be swept so far afield in our pride and prejudice that we lose sight of the primary pur- pose of education. Let us humbly note that our beautiful school was not built only to convince impressionable onlookers of the progressive views held by the school board, the school administrators, and the citizens-at-large in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania. Rather, let us regard this magnihcent new structure in its true capacity: a tool to facilitate the education of our youth. The advantageous by-products of this build- ing are tremendous. Adult education. civic meetings, audio-visual aids, theatrical . -qs! JJ yi wwf ...49 'i N productions, sports events, sundry other co-curricular activities--all these academic accomplishments are richly enhanced by our new building. It is proper that this school will receive an official and formal dedication, If ambi- tion and circumstance permit, we'll be there cheering as enthusiastically and beam- ing as proudly as anyone. However, we confess mild glee in scooping, all others with our unofficial, but in no way ungenuine, send-off to Mechanicsburg Area Senior High School. With pride ARTISAN leads the way. The class of nineteen fifty-seven wishes you well, your majesty. May you reign in peace, thrive in prosperity. May your lucky star shine eternally. symbolic of your ded- icated efforts to mold the character and train the mind. May your keepers know good health and keen satisfaction in a job well clone. May your young charges ascend educational step upon educational step until enough of the academic and moral mysteries are made Clear to assure them the life richness of happily employed, morally steadfast citizens of tomorrow. May men treat you well, and may God bless vou, r ' 0 ..f att' .J-1' W TJ ' '-vga g , ,gl if ' Q, 04 , V . 1 - K 5 Nev . p ry I V ' i ' 1 r e r c m y . V . cc,c K . , f I M if 1 f .S 'ii .. . K ' ii - f i i W i 2 1 ' 11 , I K MSA!-,..sr K t 'pb P. K . ' L' pf, ' ee' :Q 5 'ipod Loi .,,t Agn. - .. fx: Zi xg H., , . t we .,,,mgq,,4. When to the sessions of sweet silent thought I summon up remembrance of things past, I sigh the lark of many a thing I sought, And with old woes new wail my dear ti1ne's waste: Then can l drown an eye, unused to flow, For precious friends hid in tlezith's tlziteless night, And weep afresh love's long since czmcelletl woe, And moan the expense of many ci vzmished sight: Then can I grieve :it gl'lL'V2lIlCCS foregone, And heavily from woe to woe tell o'er The sud account of fore-bemozmetl moan, Which I new pay as il' not paid before. But if the while I think on thee, dear friend, All losses are restored and sorrows end. --Shakespeare ,W nganf' .fw...u-M' V , :ffm -' ! 'I . RXJ-..-....fA04?ig ' I.: fn' .- iff . ., Tr , , , Maw- , , Y It '. f X- .47-..k A' Q M' 4. 1 -. ,F ,I S s . ARTI SAN Thr- lNI.H.S. Arliran, is clvsignml zmcl writtvn vnch yvm' hy thc' sc-nim' Class. St:1fT rm-lulnc-rsllip is OIJUN to all svnims imvrc-stvcl in writing, :mcl thx' vclitors rm- chosen hy thi' lnclllly. Arlivnn II1PlIllJl'I'S IIll'l'l 'lhvsclixy cluring uvtivity pc-rind :mtl nt :my otlwr timc nvfvs- sary to Cmuplvu' ilu' yvm'luool4 clvzlcllixlvs. Each mfmtll ll Cm-1'1:1i11 ummlm ol' matcrizil must hv svut to lhv IJlllTllSlll'l' lm' priming, Causing Ll lol of l21Sl-Illlllllll' work. Thzmks to this f'f'flI'lS lmlml-w01'l4ing' stall. ull ulzxlcrrial was rr-c'vix'vcl hy thu- puhlisllm' nhl-acl of timv. A lot ol' vrmlil is alum- Dun- Kupp. cclitm'-in-Clmir-l': hlolliv Rim-r, associutc' Ocli- tor: XN'illizm1 Kvttvrnmn. l'uc11ltyz1clviso1'. Dun' :Incl Mollie in Z1 raw happy momvnt. 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SIKJUNIJ ROW: Ruth Ann Drunnn, janet Dax ics, Sandy l isl1c1'.Sl1il'lcy lSrccl1bicl,Gcorgia Kanllnain, THIRD Ifllllf' Donna: Rowe, jnmly FI'L'C1l0lll,bllllllllff Book, Sandy Slough. Maxine- Wicklnzm, Lnhn Shafran, Lois Gl'l'l'll STUDE 4' . . Q - 1 is l'llJl'L'SClll2l ol thc Clllill' wlumlcnl hmly. NICIIIIJCIKS :irc cleft- enl, on hmiicmcmi. 'lihc pcrmii with lhc actonel high- csl l1iin1lJcrol'x'oLcs isc'c1llxi1h'l'Ccl the :ullcrnzilv l'ClJl'L'SCHl1lliYL', in unc of thc 1-cgulnrim-nilacrk 2liJSClll'L'. The IJIIYIJUSCS and :aims :irc Lhcsc: Io provimlc' l'L'l1l'L'SCIll21li0ll Im' thc sliulvnt HQ Q 14 , COUNCHJ 2, C funn Candi glilllik' :mil one hom Cach liillly. To 5liIllllllllL' :incl dcwlop xi iltilililf' an 11 spirit. To co-orclinzilc C'Xll'1l-filll'il'lli1ll' :lc'liviliCS illld Members of the SllltiL'Ill fiilllllfii zum' :ls lullows: '1'iti i'IN'0lll'llgC givzilci' plwticipzilioii Oll thc' pzlrl oi Hcl.shm,rv Bob 1,1lSm.' Mary NMS' Immit, Hunk- Sum thi' Nmdcm 1304157 Kzmc, Bohhy fil'Ct'llC, 'IMI l'iiSilt'l',-lillllll' Slilllci. I. 5 '1'fff 'W'1i1 1f1U'M111'l 'f'f'f5U'l'f 'lfi il liln-1'ly,4Izu'k'l'l1mnl1sun,llonzilclClulnlim-n, Dchhic l.uicl 1'VHl'l5'U0 5- low, 'liL'I'I'iC l':irsons, llowzml llciiflvr, luck Nciliril To I'CU 'l 'C'1d 11f'f'1lff1 iI l'1 'W l5 in thc 'lkmiiillly Nciswclitcw, Don Rilb, BillillllklliIIQITIIC, Pollx f'I'l i1'l l Ol the Milmol' Lcilzcl, Iuilv Yliiiiilmlc, liclh Nlllswi, Rvm Nlmwix . 1 AlanXVcnL1,Gci'1'yll:i1'vcy,Sl1ii'lcy lii1'c'l1lmic'I, Bula Nm ris, Kate NIzic'l'l1ci'soi1, Klum' Fry, Rmmic- xYllglH'lk. til x I 5 A MURDER HAS BEEN ARRANGED Presenting a play generally considered beyond the realm of Hhigh school drama, a cast of nine Mechanicsburg High School seniors came across the footlights very nicely in their perform- ance of Emlyn Williams' A Murder Has Been Arranged? From the moment the house lights were dimmed, it was evident that Director William Ketter- man, the cast and production staff, had spent many hours perfecting timing, lighting, delivery and the hundred and one things that combine to make a smooth presentation. The youthful thespians sustained their respective characterizations with the poise and assurance that comes only with careful training and attention to details. Costumes were pleasing and complemented the attractive setting. Special mention should be made of makeup, which was excellent, and of the special Dixieland Combo which opened the show. A Murder Has Been Arrangedw is a melodrama-fantasy in which the plot unfolds in a unique manner, making it doubly difficult to project. The situation of the play is the St. James Theatre, London. It is the night of Sir Charles Jas- per's fortieth birthday, and he is giving his party on the stage of this theatre, in honor of a wierd anniversary. It seems that ninety-Eve years ago a man was killed on this stage. Before his death he had placed a curse on anyone who would murder him, stating that within ten days after his murder a woman would be struck dumb and that when she spoke, his ghost would walk and reveal the mur- derer. This prophecy came true and it was to be repeated the next time a murder was committed on this stage. Sir Charles discovered that a murder had been committed on the stage of this theatre and the night of his birthday was the ten day limit set for the murderer to be revealed. There is also the factor that if Sir Charles is killed before 11:00 that night, 2 million pounds will go to his nearest living relative, Maurice Mullins. It is later found out that this man was not murdered in the theatre, but in the street nearby. Sir Charles fears his party is a flop. Enter Maurice Mullins, and a murder is com- mitted: Sir Charles'. The prophecy again comes true. A woman is struck dumb, and Sir Charles, ghost walks to reveal Maurice Mullins as his murderer, in a most thrilling and dramatic climax. Members of the cast were: Phoebe Neiswenter, as Miss Grozeg Ronald Miller, as Cavendish, Miss Paes, as Mrs. Wraggg Alan Wentz, as J im m y North, Lois Greene, as Beatrice Jas- perg Maxine Wickman, as Mrs. Arthurg Roger Da- vey, as Sir Charles Jas- per, Donald Darr, as KW Maurice Mullins, and Arlene Bell, as A Woman. The Production Staff included: Assistants to the director, Lorraine Christmas, Anita Kline- dinst and Albert Book, scenery, lights and sound, Edwin Swavola and the Stage Crew, music, Cecil Oyler, the Dance Band ,me and the Special Dixieland Combo, publicity, Mollie Ritter, chairman, Dave Kapp, Judy Freedom, Jerry Evans, Dave Moses, Larry Holtzman, Bill Lamason, Jay Ben- nett, Joyce Paes and E was . ,gp Phoebe Neiswenter, cos- tumes, Van Horn, prop- erties, Larry Holtzman, 3- . . .N chairman, Bill Lamason ' 1 and Dave Moses, Make- S up, Anna Hoffman, chair- man, Bette Bollinger, Sandy Stine and Shirley Breehbiel. ,K w L Xi i 'P if 'X fe J we wk 4 3 3'r9 A' J, if X C? fi 5 Tiff UNIOR PL Y CAST X Dom Nvclm S0llCIllJlll'gi'l' Edith l'ViIl:z'r1.s' Ninn Gillcm- AI 1' rin N1 -lzmct Davin-s flurry Wilkins Rullz h Clzxml XV11lu'1s Lf. Bill SE fIZl.'!'1.glll Dzlvicl WIQITJIIIJ A111141 IXVIIIIIIIIFJ' Allncrt Book Alrlrtlzn Sfwzurfgllt Sgr. Clmrlr I'i11rf'nl Tllcoclorc Nlcflcrcl GA! 4, wr C AST ,f X2 4 D I 1 i Jack Tlmnmpwn A f Paunclzl Lloyd B E Ru v, it DE RR TH Hitt-n l.t. Williant St-awright ttlit'xpct'tt'mlly returns lroin cluty in Gor- llltllly, it rrt'attfs quilt a prolmlcin lor Ruth XVilkins, a girl with whoni ht thinks ht' has lmccn cxrlianging lcttcrs lor tht' past s1'x't'ral nionths. 1 1 lt st-t-ins that Ruth's sistvr lXlll'l2llll has hccn writing to Hill antl signing Ruth's nanic. - gvtl to ont' Alhcrt Kunnnvr, sho tlt-titles to play along with thc inis, t tkc, so slit' won't hurt l4ill's lbclings. Nt litrscll t'lwatUt'tl to hoth nicn antl cach is insisting shc niarry hint, bb lS1ll's sistt-r Martha autl hvr hcau, Sgt. Cliuck Vincent, who have lmccn 1 lighting, lintl llll'llISL'lVCh hack together antl tlvritltr to get lIl2ll'l'lL'tl In 1 1 1 1 Rnth's l'atht'r, a jutlgc. About thc tinttr Ruth tlt-ttitlcs sht- will niarry Xlhvrt, slit' changcs hvr niintl in lavor ol' Bill, anal Miriam is lt'l't with 1 t l'L'l'lllill llaroltl Klol1l1t't'ltlt'yt't', a Navy ntan shc has also hccn writing tntl signing Ruthfs Il1llllC. Nlr. anal Nlrs. XYilkins pass out as they soc tht' vicious rirtlc continuing. lt s sopliislit-alt'tl c'on1t'tlx', not thc sort ol' thing' usually associatvtl with 1 1 sixteen-yt'ar-olds. lint our juniors hautllctl it bcautilully. .. 1.1.1, th is hy naturc gcntlc antl ttntltistantling, anal although she is cn- 'itht'r ol thc nicn in hcr lilt- knows about thc othcr. Shc soon lintls ss. ,ff 1 1x.,..fl 4 -.4 I J nf SENIOR BAND Senior Band, under the capable baton ol' Cecil Oyler, is the largest musical organization at M.H.S. Our hand perlornis at numerous func- tions during the year: football games, Halloween parades, and several competitive band parades. In addition to these activities, they also hold a special concert in the spring. This year represent atives from this outfit participated in the very worthy District and County Bands. Surely one ol' our most impressive groups, this innsical aggrega- tion cornbines the highest principles ol' rich nin- sical traditions. lIItSI liflll xlllNUIl lilllllllgll IJ nies fdllll my Wickman. Minnich, Frolnn, Klhristnias, Miller, 0'Niel. SECOND 1 Ox Ll 4 Inul 1 W ms M 1cl'hclson Mills Spain Nailor, Laidlow, Klint-tlensl, Miller, Book, Bixler, Ander- son lllUlllIJS0ll Hcnu lNll.llLll Will IHIRI7 ROW Dean. Houck, XVagner, Cielwicks. Fox, llranmlt, Bieucl, Baker, Splultl lhxlu Nl4tllllll1IIlLl Ruoss May Snelhaker. Fink, Hollinger. FOl'R'l'H ROIV: Cowan, Bishop, L ll s ow s I llarr, Fox. Lllll, Miller, Horn. LET'S TAKE A TRIP Un November ll, I956, our hzind set out lor the illllllhll lixtnd Day progrann :tt Penn State University. It was ai clean' :ind told Noveniher morn, :ind the closer we got to University Pairk, the colder it hcczune. .-Xlniost everyone slept on the bus on the way up, hut hy the time we arrived, everyone wus wide ziwzike in uiiticiputioii ol' the day ziliead. There were 60 school hands lroni all over Peiinsylvaniizi pzirtit- ipztting, and the Grst thing on the progrznii lor us was ll pzmitlt- around the town. Next, we were the guests zu the Penn State- SVVZICIISC loothztll gznne, :und during haill'-time the mixty hands formed the letters l'.S.l'. on the field. llnniediiitely Zll'lCIlWlll'llS, we stzirted home, and although we were tired zilter our big dziy, we had the niost lun git this tinic. X lt was the lust Penn State trip lor the seniors, hut l nl sure the X other nienihers are sincerely looking lorwzud to next yt-ui-'s trip. l Ilt'.S'l' ROHI' llreclihiel, Bollinger, Green, Hertzler, Shrcrk. Hollingistei. llnhn. Moinis, Szilidersoii. XICCONIP RUI1 Slmliuii, lrxine, Haines, Singhiser, Book, Ross, Bowlnan, Hem XYright, Bell. Nieslcy, l'yke, l zu'iliger, K1ipp,N'rigli stone. lirkles. llaixiew. THIRD ROW: Fought, Thornton, Hunter, hlllfllll, Snellhzlkci. Miller, Starr. l l:intlt'rs. Mower I.ut'ziw. llflllltll, Allison, Hertiler. VVengcr, Fowler, Burkett, Sollt'i1In1i'gei', I 0l'R'l'II ROW: Serlixiwt, Keeler, fllllvlll liglei. Nielhell. Ileitller, Wills, Rider, lfztilor, Mowery. Shet-lx, Kilt: lloow, Nlairtin, BAND FRO SEX APPEAL IN MAROON AND STEEL frllklx tn grztclcs Uiglll to t-lvx't'11 mat try Ulll 0:1111 xpring lOl' positions on thc Nl.Il..S. lixmtl lfmnt, cclxtllmmctl ol' lmtml lWilklL'l'5, Ham, twi1'lttt's, lmnncrt'1t1't'it'1s, cllum man- 1 jtJl'L'llL'5, :tml tulm gtmttls. Nlctltlmt-lx :tn-ttltost'11 by XII. Oylct' :tml tllt' 13111111 lfrottt ol thc lmwicmtls yt-411. 'Inha- hczttl Hug and Imzttfm tu't1It'1's gut' cltoscn llhlll tllt' pn-A x'ioLt5yt':11 s liztml Fltllll. Ui' alll tl1cgu'tixtititw, lwrllztph this om' im thc tlltlxl glam- mmts. 'I'l1C gills, ttuc to thc lJCL'llliRllkiliC5 ul thcir wx, low: to strut tllcil' stuil in that gtlmlwlvvixttctl l'fJSllllllCS ol thc liztml Fl'OIlI. ., ,, Ast hai , fa QQ..-Q-I' wifi, kf 'Ut G .f x t 5 3 IIRVI' lflill'---l,1'Il Io Riglll: Mr. Oylcr. Sn1ith,G. Brown, xVCl'lill'ilIlCl', Bonszill. lforsylh. Bzllflwlol, Pennington, Kc-l lu, l'iXt'l'0lI. 'l'iIlillSil, Hcrtllcr, livzins, Triinhlc, Shopp. Sl'fl.'U,X'lJ ICOIIY II, Brown, Slokvs. Sl'ii'L'l'l, Druln, Imwis . Nlyvrs. lfry, Griliin, Nlzrrlillivlrcv. Cohifk. Dean, Fought, Barhn, Ki-rnvy, lfzrilor. TIIIIHJ ROI!! H, Wclwr. l'ykr-, Dru Xia XS Nllilf. VRIQIVSI, R. Sidlc. B. Sidlc, Morrcl, N1lC'C, Ritter, K, XYclxcr, KIHIQ, lfrnnk. I'l'iiil'l'. l UI'R'l'lI RUIV: fiUOIDl'l Hlannscr, Ross, iliilllllllllil, Wznllcrs, Klincdinsl. Snyclvr. Ciossznd. S. Kr-cfcr, NK'iNWCl1Il'l', Wzrllcr, Ncsnnilh. lfll 'l'lI NUI! flll'liN, Thornton, Rupp, I,. Myers, Sl0liL'l', UI. Olson, ll. 0lson,Sl1lll, Dcrkmnn, .SIXTH RUIV: linrkcr. KL, Kcc'l'vr, I':in s, llUllSl'IIl'lkI. Skillcn. Mary, Musscr. NCHA, Scott, lciglcr, BL'lIllll'l'. .UISSl.X'fi: Koqh, lilscr, fivlwirks. Sililiililll, Mosr-r UNIOR BAN .X rhild's beginning yczrrs in any nnusirzrl Iornr zrrc wry innporlzrnl. The budding arlixlzf must Inc nurtured czircfully. XVC hope our junior Imnd is ar sound training ground for our :nn- bitiouszunzucurs. 'I1lliS0l'gllIlil1lli0ll, under Lhcizrlcnlcd Mr. Oylcr, is C'0lIllJOSCd ol' 78 IIICIIIIJCTS. Playing for junior arssclnlalics und an zr spring band concert, our industrious ncophylcs plug toward rnusiczrl pcrl'c'c'tion. NV GLEEIHIHS Wherever particular people congregate, the pause that re- freshes is supplied by our talented glee club. They satisfy! Will you ever forget The Lord Bless Yor and Keep You presented in the Thanksgiving Program, the traditional Hallelujah Chorus from the Christmas program, and all those other memorable songs which the Glee Club pre- sented for us in their spring program, lt's a Big Wide Xvonderful World? l'ntler the direction of Mary Fox, the members work to improve their voices and their ability to blend with a group. A new innovation to the glee club this year is section lead- ers. These chosen people help the members in their group to iron out rough spots which they have encountered in HCM' SOllgS. MELODETTES Mary Fox's nightingales of '57 have really stood out. The girls, in addition to their singing ability, showed unusual sewing skill by making beautiful blue dresses which were first worn for the Christmas program. This year the girls were invited to sing in many places. such as the Eastern Star in XN'ormleysburg, the PTA in Lemoyne, and a Sunday School meeting in Shiremanstown. 7U 4 ' 4 JUNIOR GLEE CLUB ffl L lht lunitn High K ILL Klub 1 new Olgdllllllltlll 'it MH? this wsu is dnetttd In Xl ux Fox It comms of mem men from sutnlh eighth and ninth g,,r'tdeS who meet unix luutlu Intl ll1lllNlllX during., lillXllW pellotl In 'llldlllflll tt ltnllng dexntmns fm unltn lligh lssunblics the Club llfllltu in tie fllIlNlllllS l'mg,rnn and aso in e Spring l my nn dongs with tht I lu I lub Prrvtrlfnt ob ert lfought: I'ir'f',Prfasi1lf'r1I: Robert Greeng Sef'rftary-Treas- urfr: Terry Spaihr: ltiln11rian.v.- .luck Neibert. Debby Cun- dernian. Nancy HUl'NL'Y.lll1llAIi7y' Lewis: Arrrmzpmzists: Mary Lewis, Bob lllzuker. Polly Leitlel, and Howard l-Iertzlcr, CHORALIERS The tlhoraliers. under the direction of Mary Fox. made a hne presentation in the Christmas program when they sang Christmas Candles by Stickles and The Birthday of a King by Neidlinger. They again showed their versatility when they lustily sung Standing On the Corner from Most Happx l ell:t in the anmteur assembly. Tl K Shirley -lambs, Secretary-Treasurer: Terrie Parsons. Presidentg jean- ette Malie, Vice-Presiclent. Yvonne Pelfer. Presidentg jenny llixler, Vice-President: Sandra Diener, Secretary-Treasnrer. 72 UNIOR DR MATICS CLUB i The Play's the Thing, said the Bard of Avon, and our junior followers of Thespis exemplify the quotation. VVhen the boys and girls Qmostly the latterj in the junior Dramatics Clubs act, they really mean it. In their clubs the play is the most important part of their work. They not only read them, but also they break them down scene by scene to learn all they can about play construction. Another important activity for the clubs are the trips they take to the Harrisburg Community Theatre as the special guests of the management. All ter the play they are invited backstage to see how everything is managed. The two advisers are Mrs. Parsell and Mrs. Stoneg both agree that this experience is most valuable in helping the mem- bers understand theatre. , 5 in ml-A 7 r X I lf!! In Riglfl: led Nlatsko. Dave Rapp, Phochc Neis- ltK'llll'l. .Indy lfieeclmn. Mollie Ritter. SHOWCASE The showcase committee, whose advisor is Mr. Kirk, con- sists of Mollie Ritter, Clllllflllllll, .ludy l'wl'l'l'll0lIl, Plioelme Neiswenter, Dave Kapp, and Ted Matsko. The members take turns designing the displays lound in the sllowcase right inside the triple doors. NVQ say, Hats oil! to a very talented group whose ideas help to Imriglnen our halls. STAGE CRE The stage crew, under the direction ol' Nlr. Swayola and .liin Fishel, student lIl1lIl1lgCl', is lound to he very lllllhlll' tant in our school. They not only help set up stage sets, pull curtains, and work the stage lights, but they are also projection inen. lt can truly he said that each one ol' these boys is a Jack-ol-all-trades. TUI' R0l'I': Dick Bates. Ken llnsliey. Jim lfishel. Fran 'lack Norris. Bob Lllll, Barry f,l'llIll'yL'l', Larry Sidle. Bishop. Don Heigl1es,'l'el'rySillick. BOTTOM ROIVJ :fir Y? Q if 2 f ki is Gene Bender. .Xtlyisor-Nlr. Swavolzl. . f f-1..,,..,.Wt-.tt v t aim J U N I 0 R C H 0 R U S - ' ' -. ' - -ew. ' . i ri- .:.v,sr':tw:::Qaf'E1,a'-:7'5ffZ:s'f,- ' ' sl' 'viii-s.,',-ww.--:- Q -' 1 ' - ' ' Members of the junior Chorus are students from the seventh, eighth. and ninth grades. They meet during activ- ity period and their directress is Mary Fox. The aim of the Iunior Chorus is to improve the voices of students and teach them proper singing methods. The junior Chorus performs in the Christmas Musicale with the Glee Cluh amd jr. High Clee Cluh. DANCE BAND Little Brown jug. Sentimental journey, :md True Losensyes. our Dance Rand played them all under the direction of Cecil Oyler. livery luestlay, if you're near the hand room. you tain hear them practicing. They have played at the A'Grotmdhog Hop, the Nlztrt'h of Dimes Dante. :intl n few hops :ifter the basket- ball gztmes. Finding your assigned seat at public dramatic perforinzmces is always easier. thanks to the melodies played hy these musical stalwznsrs, lhc l'NX it nnrlt-i tht- tliictlimi ul' jttnct Nciswt-ntci, RN. l'hc Club is minpmt-tl til giilx lmin thc ninth, tenth. clcu-nth, and twelfth graitlcs wilh :tt lvaist il K1 atwi1tg't'. Chili lll'llll1lN1llk'hlX'lIl in tlisuimiuii of thc virions phatscs nl' nursing :intl ntnxing xllltitllx Unit' it niunlli thc' chili lim at xisitm whim gixtw in, lcnni.ttimi on lhcw xllliictls ttntl ztiimciw any tlticstimis tht' girls niziy linux Xl tht' 4-ntl nl tht' win tht' sciiiurx ictcixc gtiltl or silxcr pins alc- pcntling un tht' nnnilit-i ul wznx lhcy liztrt' licluiigctl tn thc flllll. 'l ht' If I ,X mis l7lglIlllll'll for ll1UsL'Sllltlt'IllS in glllClCS tcn tlirotigli twclxt' wht: int- lllll'll'NlC'll in tcattliing. l'lllli'l tht' tzitlvt piugigitn tht' group hats npptwlliiiitics ln olixciv: iintl :ivixl ttuitlicix in tht-ir Nllifllll liultls of iiitt'rc'nt. .Xlso they profit from g'llt'Sl xpcnltvis. cliwiissiuiix un ctliifzilimr aintl tvzttliiiig, :intl licltl trips to liliciiil 1lllN1lIltl Slllll' le'1itlit'rs rtillcgcs. lhc ulliwis nl' tht' lf li X nrt' tlicsc: Pliuclic Neiswcntcr, I,I'!'.SIfll'Vll'f Mollie Riltt-1, l'i'u'-l'im11lw1l,' l'hxlIix llnnfk, S!'!'I'l'fll7'VYf 'Xtttlrczt llcztn, Tufns- unf. kin X2lll1lt'l'l,Qllll.IIIHIIVIIIVI. Ihc :ulxisor is Mrs. Lassen. Nlcinlicrs of thc Scrxice Club arc the good- will ztiiilmaszttluis of NIHS. Cluh periods arc spent writing letters. addressing copies of thc 'llmli for exchange. and collecting at'- ticlvs lllllllll XlCfll2llllCSlJlll'g from the IICWS- pzipt-rs, 'llicsc clippings arc later sent to ag .' FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA FUTURE TEACH ERb OF AMERICA SERVICE CLUB lcllrmw :intl girls who hziic gratltlzitccl from MHS :intl uit' now in lhc zirniccl forces. lht' tlnli has no tillifcrs, and thvit' iltlvisor ix lililztlit-lli Otitis. ,Q UN IOR RT CLUBS 'lille llunior .Xrts Club, also under the di- rection ol' Nlr. Kirk, ure, quote, Much rnore active. So rnzrny seventh, eighth, und Illlllll'gl'1IllCl'S signed up lor the club that it becznne necessary to divide tht group into two sections with ezrch nlcct- ing on ulternztle weeks. Nlernbers ol both clubs zrre :rt liberty to choose their own projects. the inost populzrr being these: block printing, wood curving, glass paint- ing, lelt ll2lIllllCl'illil, pastels and tray paints ing. SENIOR RT CL The Senior ,Xrt Club, under the direction ol' Mr. Kirk, boasts filteen rnernbers this year. liztch ineinber chooses his own proj- ects. Included :unong these are the lollow- ing: block printing, tray painting, lelt lizrnclicrztlt and pastels. The Senior ,Xrl Club usually takes one field trip an year. This special activity, cornbined with rnore routine work, rnzrkes this club interesting :ind prohtzible lor the talented. llllYL' Moses is lender ol' the group. Section l consists ol' eighth- :nul nirnh-grzulers and is lhirlx' strong. 'l'heir ollicers ure the following: President .,..,. .. lerrie l,1ll'SUllS Yitc-l'residenl ...... .. l.ind:l XX'illiauns gl'l'l'L'l1llX-llK'2lNlllt'l' .. .. .. .Xnn SlUllll4'I tion ll belongs to the lhiitx sexenllrfgizulers, who llllXl' chosen Ili their o 6 gCL'l'l'llIl'N' Irearsurer . . Yite-l'resitleu1 ...... resident ,..... .... I ell llUllS1lll ... Rllfllllllltl Sitllc .. .. Cinrol Sigelcu l 1 i 'l'hree Busy Bees UN IOR HO ECONOMICS CLUB The .lunior Home liconornics Club is divid- ed into two groups, one ol' which meets Tues- day, the other 'I'hursday during activity periods. Their projects include learning to crochet and knit, making corsages, and discussing the current manners and morals ol' teen- agers. Officers ol' the 'l'uesday group are as follows: I I resident .................. -Iayne Olson Vice-President .... Secretary-'l'reasu rer The 'I'hursday lead President .....,.. Vice-President .... Secretary-Treasurer C1'S . . Barbara Yost ....... -june Olson are these: . . . . . Sandra Smith . . . . -ludy Setthrist .. Linda Klinedinst SENIOR F. H. A. CLUB The lNIechanicsburg Future Iloineinakers of America elected Anita Klinedinsl, Presidentg Yvonne Rider, Vice-President: and Alean Vanalinan, Secretary-Treasurer. As one ofthe club'sactivities, Mrs. Moser, the sponsor, took .Xnita Klinedinst and Marianne Placido to the District Rally at Dillslxurg. A monthly activity is having two dele- gates regularly attend county lfll.X meet- ings. Another project is working lor -junior l'lOlllClIIZllQlIlg Degrees. 'l'he following girls are rnelnhers: .Ioan Vanahnan -leannette Rider Marianne Placido Pt-ggy Ijnmml -Iudy Geesey Sue Sheller Aloannc Rider Betsy Knoll' 5llClV1l Ellllg' Georgia Stine Clarine Shealler Donna Uentler Marge Landis 112-lf, The Ladies Plan ls Presidents: Bette Bollinger and joan Hlertheimerg Vice-Presidents' Pat O'Nei1l and joan Ross, SI2f'l'I'lIIl'ff'.V.' Sandy Adams and Luha Shafrang Treasurers: Joyce Hoflmaster and Peggy Troupg Clzaplains: Carolyn NVrightstone and Kay Van- dergrift. JUNIOR HI-Y The junior Hi-Y is made up of boys from the sev- enth, eighth and ninth grades. The thirty-six members of this year's club meet once a week with their advisor, Carl Graham. During club periods, movies on cars, animal life or other subjects of interest to the boys are shown. During the year they take a field trip to Gettys- burg and several times a year they visit the Y.M.C.A. in Harrisburg. TRI-HI-Y The Tri-Hi-Y is an organization for high school girls and is sponsored bythe Y.M.C.A. At M.H.S. the girls are divided into two groups, each with its own oHicers. Its purpose is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, the highest standard of Christian character. Its various ac- tivities help its members develop their lives mentally, spiritually, physically and socially. This club offers splendid opportunities for leadership training. P1'e.sident.' Lee Alkinsong Vice-President: Bill Favingerg Secretary: Don Shankg Treasurer: Barry Adams. Q Don Meek. Melvin Wise. Fred Pennington, Alan Wentz. Ronald Czirtholl, llzive Walters, Don Cook llili D: SENIOR SCIENCE CLUB JUNIOR SCIENCE CLUB Students in the tenth, eleventh, and twellth grzides Thellunior Seienre Clnh is nnide npofstndents horn who :ire interested in science, physics, and electron- the seventh, eighth, :ind ninth grades who ure ii ics nizike up the rneinhers ol' the Senior Science Clnh. ested in sfience :ind electronirs. 'l'lrere is only 1 l'hev nreet onre ai week with their advisor, .lznnes elnh but it is divided into two parts, ezich with lts llzivis, :ind le.irn the hzisic ingredients ol sfience and own liiclllty zidvisor. lznnes Davis :ind Lester l,el cle: tronims hy perlorniing experiments. They later serve in these faipncities. The stndents lezirn the lun put their knowledge to work in niziking rzidios and dznnentzils ol' science :ind liner put them to work in tlectronir ecpiipinent, and in pt-rlorniing sfienlilim' classes and in Senior St-ience Clnh. txperinrents of their own. l'rt'.virlf'11!.' Wendell Fisk: l'i1't'-P1'1'si11er Bill Rohinson. CHESS CLUB The ninr of the Chess Cluh is to teach beginners to plziv chess :ind aid more aidvzinced players in impm-ing their gxnne. Nlonthlv tonrninnents :ire held to develop good sportsrnzinship. Nlr. Xlailone is the advisor for the clnh, which meets everv Tuesday during zictivitv period. IX IS n0!'f?'- -Mm l'l'CSllll'Ill .,... ...... j ay Bennett Vice-l'i'esitlent .....,...... Marshall Metzger Secretary-Treasuren' ,,......... . . Mearl Hair Mn. Vogelsong is the club advisor. RIFLE CLUB The Rille Club under Mr. Denton's leadership meets every l Thursclay at-tivity period to tlisfuss not only the lundamen- l tals ol' rilles and shooting, but also the itlea ol' rifle safety. 'I'hey also pa1'tic'ipatecl in four matches with other schools. SPORTSMAN'S CLUB The SlJ0lilSlIl2llllS Club is a comparatively new activity in MHS. lts members learn about hunting and hshing and rules ol' safety. They have an annual field clay when they put their knowledge to use. l'resimleut ..... ...... j ay Bennett Range Oflicer ....,. .... IX Iarshal Metzger Seeretary-'l'reasurer .. ........ jim Fisbel HU wr- X' I X R B V35 i t , CENTRAL TREASURY 'l'l1t' Cfvntrnl 'l'rt'z1st11'y, tmclt'1' Aunt' Suyclvr. is Com- prisvcl of two svnior girls taking tltt' cmnmt'rc'inl K'0llI'St'. 'lllwst' girls Sllllt'l'X'lSt' tllt' lJtlflgt'l C0llt'Cti0ns tmtl llulltllt' lllt' ucrculllts ol ull svltool z1c'tvx'1t1t's. cll'I'I2llllly Ll most ltvlplkttl 0l'Qll1llZL1ll0l1, tllis yt'111 fll'Illl'2ll 'l'l'l'LlSllI'y mt'x11lmt'1's wt'1't' Doris lltlrtl :xml Anita Klinvtlillst. HANDBOOK 'I'l1t' Hzmcllmoola stall is t'l1ost'n vncll yvm' fmnt S - tlvnts in 5l'L1Lll'S t'lt'x't'11 :tml twt'lx't' lay -lzlllt' Stouu, K i i 5 Q W At . - .Q t . et , 1' my Q : Y , ,...,,. ' in stu ll, S A qv? X X 1 tl l ' tlu' u1lx'isor. 'l'l1t' stall' for tht' N56-57 llzmclbook was Cl1OSt'I1 lust ytur. 'l'l1t' mc'mlx'rs z11't': Iiclitor, Donna Slmppg Stall, Doris Hopkins, Gcorgc Iqilllllilllflll. Anita Klirmvclinst. Carol lX1illc1'g Cover Artist, Nancy Kanv. 1 A, A ll' , it UARTERBACK CLUB 'l'here's an old, tired tackle, and he plays it cool hehind those brown doors. Forgive the poor paraphrase, hut just what does go on behind lNI'hurg's hrown doors when tht- O-hack Clluh is in session? XVell, here's the scoop' I'he cluh consists ol' varsity squad memhers only. Mr. lfredericks, the advisor. shows movies ol previous ganuss, so that errors are revealed and, in heated language, discussed. Tlierehy, luture like errors are, hopes the coach, avoided. They talk ol' old plays, new plays, any plays and are given pep talks which inspire them to new and greater heights in lutmc games. '1'hc cluh meets once a week during loothall season. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB L dents from grades 7-12, who meet one Thurs- day evening a month at the school. This year there are seven members in this organiza- tion. They have the responsihility ol' one entitled This ls Kindergarten. This cine- matic venture will he ol' particular interest to the parents ol' pre-school children in par- ticular and, for that matter, to all natives ol' this area, for the movie concerns the projects on of the kindergartners from Nlechanicshurg, is ily? 1.6 .1 'A tw- ., . . A . . Q mayor prolect this year: a ll-minute movie f 3, l .. .3 sf. if . . , . . ' P2l.,1l you please! Larson Rider is prexy and X'VilIiam Denton is faculty advisor. f s l 1 Y The Photography Clluh is composed ol stu- it ww, Q . 5. L,,.. ., .. -.7355 vl.,w1 in iL.L. V ..,.. ai lx FIRST ROW, I. In r.: Bishop. W'arrcn. Millt-r, Bitnvr, R. Gartlnvr. Krall-y, Fislivr. Norris. SEC- OND HUNT Coavli Frt'tlt'rit'k. D. Iltnnvs. W't'lclon, llvight-s. Ziiniin'rin.1n. YV. l t1kc'. R lltnnvs, fl. Fake: Rcnttrd. Failor Asst. ClOilK'll Shivlcls. THIRD ROI!! Kcllvy. Snyclor, Sphar, Kvrtz, YVt'ax't'1'. Bodlv. Jonvs. Rohrcr. llarvvy, Shaffer. lf'lJIfR7'lI IYOIY: Otstot, Gore' Rupp, W'ilhur, Sinvcllvy. Slayhaugh. Fortncy XVrig'l1t. Smith, B. Cartlncr. VARSITY FOOTBALL Our lX1igltty Miclgvtu football squad Came . . . SCORES through triu' to lorni with a very good record this sr-ason. Unch-r Coach Frt'clCriCk's compotvnt Coach- . . OPPONENT ing. tht- tt-ani viiclctl tht- svason with an ovcr-all C t I D I, 6 . - . . .cn r'1 'ni J nn , , . rt'cortl ol 1 wins. l loss. and 2 tufs. and a Con- .L ,L , . . , . . . Calvin ctOOllClQf' . . . I lt-it-iict' rt'c'ord ol I7 wins. l loss. and l tic. Dcspttt' ' . . .. . . Hanover ...,.... . 0 this hnt- rt-Cortl, our XX iltlciats vntlcfd in thtrd place. G H I O . . N c vs vurlf .. , lbick Rvnarcl. Max lNI1llt'r. and Ross Crardnvr held Cl ' I 90 1 , , i iam Jcrs Jtirff .... , , - clown tho Civntral Dauphin game and had to Sll , 3 . . New Cltnnhvrlancl . , . . . l3 out ncarlv hall tht' season with a broken arm. Bob . ' lVI1ddlf'town ..... . . 27 Warrvn. Dick lxralvv. and Frank GO1'fx dlcl great . ' . . Hctrshcv .... . 6 johs at tafklt-. Daw- Ftshcir and Fran Bishop werc , ' . ., . . . . Wavncsboro . . 6 thc- two vnds with Craig littnvr at Ct-ntcr hiking the ' . Carlislv .... ., l3 hall. At qiiartt-rhac'k thvrv was Don Hvtgt-s and at l1all'lJz1c'k our two high scorvrs. XYalt Fakv and Don iv f Total .. .. 98 Htnnvs, Cfonihining his rl'lJ's with his cxtra point Slli'CtlSSl'S. Fakt' scorvcl Il total of 75 points. and Htnnvs scorvcl 6 'l'l5's. lior a total of 36 points. Ray ZlIIllIll'I'Il121ll. with sonic' hclp from Gary Fakv. brought tip tht- rvar. lloh XX'arr0n was votccl Hon- orary Captain hy tht' tcain. YVC startvtl otli thc- season wvll hy tying Cvntral Dauphin. 6-6. 'llhv nvxt tlirvc- ganics wcrv quitt- vasy with tht- oppons-nts scoring only 7 points in all thrt-Q ganivs. 8-1- M.H.S 6 30 12 21 27 33 O 8 25 I3 175 ,S 1 i, ,QQ W. s . K H' 'TN 4.1.1. cuban -if w -my . A fs '. '-sg-1 if my , -fgjfligp sv ii.-. ll 'f ,gg 5 2 .- N if x KE- , - 'ZJ' 5 ' -wav y X X R? A 70 'LLL Oki N LW Q l M I i Ni x i. ig 1: I X my X wi of FIRST ROW: Blocker, Naee, Brandt. Weigle. Burkhart. Hammaker, Norris, Orlmeyer, YVood, Gelwicks. SECOND ROW: Forsythe. Wagner, Folks, Rupp, MacDonald, Peck, Richwinc, Kane, Coach Yost. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Mechanicsburg -I.V. 'Cats played a close game at Her- shey with Barry XVright scoring the extra point to give Mr. Yost's 'Cats a H-l3 edge over the Orange and Black. At New Cumberland, The boys had a held day, as Mr. Yost put it, with Ron I-Iumes steal- ing the show with a beautiful 85-yard gallop which gave the 'Cats an impressive 20-0 win. Ending the season the squad had a 5-loss, 2-win record, all ol' whieh was well played and hard fought against, in many cases, overpowering pounds. OPPONENTS Shippensburg ...... 20 Hershey ........... New Cuinherland Chambersburg ..... 20 Camp Hill ... Carlisle .... West Shore . . MHS 0 ...ltl ...20 0 0 0 0 vig'-f E the past season, our school will be able to count is lr' ,- ' ': rsl?? '!' ' fl an fs' if . . ,W ' .Q a OI 4-Q1 n.',gf 'lr' 9 fr' , y Q N 1-ff' 4 E-l i,, QQ. H.: ik- V in qs. I , 'H 1 .1 sf .gn 1 ,S Q 'F' it N Q3 'Q- sf-cm Ov Ji P 'V . f' V 1 email FIRST ROW: Kile. Kipp, Gipson, johnson. Dilfcnderfer, Burkhart, Barrie Adams, J. Sauve, Fisk. SECOND ROW: Coach Hoffman, Davis, Derr, Brechbiel, VVittman, Cowan, Anderson, B. Sauve, Sl0llg1l. Coach Martin. THIRD ROW: Xlman. Haas. R. Rife. T. Weber, Albens, Kapp, Xvalters, D. Rife, Xfagner. FOl'RTH ROW: lerbe. Brzmdt, Myers. Paxton, D. Adams, Brown, Greene. McCaleb. FIFTH ROIII' Nlanager HC1'lL1Cl', liagle, Crawforal. Forsythe. Bill Adams, McGinnis, Favengcr, Fisher. SIX TH ROW: Vpdegrove, Bodlc. Wright. B. Weber, Koser, Keefer. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Mechanicsburg High Schoo1's hustling and en- thusiastic junior high football team started its season with a rousing 21-0 victory over Camp Hill. Looking at the team's record, we find that more players earned their letters than the players on any other previous team. Forty-six players finished the season. This number, too, is higher than that of any previous team. lf this team continues in the successful path of it high among its assets. 3 TD extra points 3 TD extra points 2 TD extra points 2 TD extra points 2 TD extra point 1 TD extra point 1 TD extra point 0 TD extra point MHS 21... 0... 27... 20... 0... 28... 56 Wendell Fisk . Bill Brechbiel Dick Cowan . . Fred Anderson Richard Kapp jim Sauve . . . Dennis Kapp Bill Sauve . . B7 OPPONENTS Camp Hill ... .......... .. 0 Carlisle ......... . . . ti Boiling Springs . . . . . . 0 Northern joint . .. . . . 7 Hershey .......... . . . Cumberland Valley 21 H20 ..15 ..14 ..13 ..6 ..6 ..1 27 .. ...li 46 FIRST ROIV, I. to r.: Moses. Rifv. llvigvs. Fox. Housvr. lfishcr. Iloltznizln. SECOND ROW: Mr. Yost. Kvrtz. Getz. Rohrrtr. Evans. Martin. Troup. Ilzxrxt-y, Slnyhznigli Bocllv. VARSITY BASKETBALL lXI.ll.S. OPPONENTS 67 John llzirris 78 -ll llunp llill .. .. 55 52 Stvvlton ..... . . '13 -l7 Boiling Sprin 419 '19 Boiling Sprinq 43 72 .Nlllnini ..... . . 50 76 Gvttyslwnrs .. .. 62 54 Shippt'nsln1rQ . . 52 63 XV:1yi1t'slmro . . . . 57 6-l Llllllllllll'l'Sl3lll ' . . . 82 62 lNlicltllt'town .. .. -l-7 49 llvrsl1t'y .. 50 53 ll1inovt'r . . 87 57 Ctirlislr' . . 69 58 Gt-ttyshurg .. , . 57 58 Shippvnslmrg 31- 5-l lYaiyiit'slioro . . . . 75 66 cll11llIllJl'l'Sl7lll' . . . 70 62 Nlicltllvtown . . .. 57 68 llc'rsht'y .... . . 58 72 Hrinovcr . . 75 68 Cztrlislt' . . . . 63 hit last Tho lx'Il'Cll2'tI1lt'SlJtlI'Q' YYilclc'z1ts nnclvr tht' zilmlt- rozicliing ol' 'l'oni Yost Hnislivcl thvir most sncvt-sslnl st-nson of lntslwtlvzill in ss-x't'r:1l yt-urs. They playccl a total of twviity-two grzunvs. winning twvlu- nntl losing -w S ttng in lvagiit' Colnpvtition tht-3' won nint' nncl lost st'x't'n. Tho Wildcats startvcl oil' tlivir SUQISOII :il honit- hy losing to .lohn Harris and Cfznnp llill. hilt lll.lt'l' tht' l1llllt'l'lllt'H hzicl CllSllIJI5l'1lI'l'll. tht-y slirtrpvntfcl up tlivir shooting. 'l'lit'v won thvir ntwt lim- out ol slx gztnit-s. which invliitlvcl winning thrvt' straight lvaignt' gznnvs, ln tht- nvxt four ganivs tht-v won two Llllll lost two, to wintl up tht- FlISt'll2lll. lvftgut' play with tlw Wilclczits in fourth plzifv. In thc st-cond hall' tht' train again was oll' und running. tis tht-y won thcir first two gznnt-s looking vvry lllll7l'1'SSlYC. hut tht- XN'iltlc'g1ts xigziin thc rocky roftfl and lost tht' nvxt two gmnvs. 'l'ht' svcontl loss. to Cliarnlnwslntirg. was vvry painful lmvtuiist' wc' wort' lvauling' until tht' fmx niinntvs ol' tht? gznnv. ln this gznnt' thv intlivitlitzil storing record for thc school was lmrolwn hy Philip lloust-r as ht' pnshvtl thirty-Fivc points tlirongh tht- Uorcls. Tht- tc-ann ctuntf right hack. how- Gvvr. to win tht- nvxt two ont of thrvt- gznnvs. As tht- st-nson clrvw to Z1 ClosC. thc lN'iltlC11ts found tlivtilst-lu-s playing tht- lust gznnv with tlivir arch rivals. Cfztrlislv. l.t'tl by Honsvr. who It-tl thvni all yvtti. tht- XVilclCz1ts clclvntvcl thc Grvvn and XVhitv of Czirlislc hm-forv 11 svll- out crowd to polish oil' L1 good svzxson. Rcliort- tht' last gains. tht- twin vott-cl two stfniors to ht- tht- t'o-c'11p- tains for thc yvarz Philip Housvr and Carolus Fox. 89 'P In Ii ll 1 S I 1 I ' ' x i I ss', ..-n lx 4 X . f N K fl r X A 5 I , . ' n . -., Q A .lg l. 4 V 1 4. 1. 5 . N' 5 - N . 2 xl 'Y' V it + P 'fi ' Q 'E 9 f W' :I u in lf uid inf v lix 'l 5 n gl U . ., , ' u ' x sl ll gt I x ,x I' mx - Q H ' u , x I s , , , ' . , S'.,I 8 U gh, Q I' up I - I x , r 1 2 ' J , 1 ' 1 f A 14 ' I ' 1 H w , - , , S ' 1 , - 3 . ,r ,,,, M , ' 5. ' gl M. . .eg ,.. ..,.... FIRST ROIV: R. Brandt, Zimmerman, Baker. Blosser, Gore, B, Brandt. Snyder, SECOND ROW: Manager Kuru, Neidhamer, XVevmlaw. Felrow. lfnx, Wardrop, Coach Brubaker. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL The l95fi-57 junior varsity basketball team is C'01ll'llCCl by Nlr. Brubaker. The team has not had a highly suuresslul sea- son, but it has been an exciting one. The team played a num- ber of games that ended in close kc-ores. The scoring' on the team is done by a number ol' boys. .-Xbout the most consistent scorers are Tom Blosser, Fred Baker and Dick Brandt. These three are getting help lrom Barry Brandt and a good rt- bounding game from Ray Zimmerman. The team has a number of sophomores who are currently playing. They will be bark again next year to make a better team. A lew ol' the boys who have experienfe and are juniors will be helping the varsity in the '57-'58 season. pup- 90 nv f.-1 if , lr l' . 1 Q 'I I 1 l i FIRST ROW: Anderson, Fortney, Kipp, Cipson. Cowan, Wiunan, Lehrner. SECOND ROW: Coach Martin, johnson, Higgins, Dilfenderfer, Cook, Sauve, Xvagner, Hertzler, Manager Alleman. JUNIOR HIGH VARSITY AND JUNIOR HIGH J. V. BASKETBALL 'l'he junior high basketball teani, untler the coaching ol Nlr. Martin, has hatl a fair season this year. Their record as ol' February lil stood at three victories and seven clelieats. The teani startetl their sea- son Olll in line style hy heating Clurnherlantl Valley 39-23, and in the next gznne they won oyer Northern joint EH-26. In the first game with Penlmrook, we took a heating ol AHS-23. 'l'he junior high lost the next 5 games but earne hack to defeat Northern -loint again A18-I7. 'l'he highest scorers Ull the teain this year were Cowan, Kipp, Gipson, anal .-Xntlerson. The junior high -l.V. liasketlmall tea1n,eoac'hetl by Mr. lVeaver, has had a very sueeessliul season this winter. Their reeortl, as it stootl on lfehruary l-l, was 7 wins antl fl losses. lt is the lirst year lor the seyenth graders, and they are just starting on the road upward to becoming M.H.S. stars. Some ol the high seorers on the teani were the Rife twins, Harvey, Kelly, and Shank. FIRST ROW: Shank. ll. Rife, Kelly. Atkinson. R. Rife, Gault. SECOND ROW: Coach Weaver. Darr, Lelnner, Skillcn, Weber, Couhlren. Gill. Hodge, Botlle, Slroek, Manager Stilller. if A 0 . ' 141 -f' 'F-Qs,,.-5,,,.-s-S ',,,i un- l? .dl WRESTLING CLUB fini YVi'vslling Club is made up of Varsity and junior liigli wrestling tvzmi im-nihi-rs incl :my mln-1' boys who 311' irilm'0su'cl in wrestling' and gyiiiiinsticis. Thvy moot vvr-ry Tiiilrsdny cluriiig activity pwiml, mid undm' Earl Hoffman. tlivir advisor, thc Joys prziflirc' skills iP1lI'I1CKi during gym classf-s. Spvcial svssimis in ws,-ight lifting nrt' lll'llii'l' thi' cliwclicvii of Cfllurlvs Shivlcls. 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VARSITY BASEBALL The WVildcats, under the coaching of Mr. Alex Wardrop, came through their haselxall season with a record of seven wins and six losses and one tie. After an opening day loss to john Harris. the Wildcats gave the home fans something to cheer about by winning their next uve out of six games. Riding high they then lost to New Cumberland. to the dis- pleasure of the NI-luurg rooters, but they came right back to win the next two from Enola and New Cumberland. As the season drew to a close, the 'Cats lost some of their steam and dropped the final three games to Lemoyne, Carlisle, and West Shore. The season was considered by most to he a highly successful one even though the record wasn't outstanding. as the players showed good hustle and fine sportsmanship throughout the season. The highlight of the whole season was Eddie Harne's masterful no-hitter against Enola at the beginning of the season. The team was made up of the following boys: Earl Kohlhass. Ted Matsko, Eddie Harne, Eddie Rife, Dick Renard, Phil Houser, Carman Niesley, llurk Drtn'y, XValter Fake. David SCl'llll1lCk, Larry Holtzman. Bob Warren, Martin Coover, Karl Getz and Ed Otstot. John Harris Camp Hill Cumberland Valley Enola New Cumberland Carlisle Camp Hill Cumberland Valley New Cumberland Enola New Cumberland Lemoyne Carlisle West Shore Home Home Away Home Away Away Away Home Home Away Away Home Home Away MHS OPP 6 13 6 3 6 3 8 O 7 7 5 ll l7 3 9 1 2 6 5 3 5 l 2 6 3 5 3 8 94 I 4- liA RI. HOFFMAN Goach llolltnatt, the kid from Chocolate 'I'own tHershey, to you foreignersl, kept himself academically busy between the years 1951 to 1955 at two outstanding schools: West Chester and the Univer- sity ol' North Carolina. His interest in sports is higlt, and ltis ability is reflected in his cotnpetent, high-spirited teatns. lle loves young people, and it appears to be a tnutual admiration, for his wrestlers will do anything for hitn. A recent bridegroom. he and the new Mrs. Hoflman are still bustling about in the rosy glow of newlyweds. If he applies bis cotumon sense, wit, intelligence, and sense of luunor to this tnatch, he should gain an easy victory. KA l' SALE Miss Sale. a native of llelle Vernon, was graduated from California State Teach- ers College, Pennsylvania, in 1939. For eight years she took time ottt from teach- ing special education to serve in the XS'omen's Air Force. Serving in both World War 11 and the Korean XN'ar, she acquired the rank of Lieutenant Colo- nel. She is now serving in the XVAF Reserves. Miss Salt-'s interest lies in anything per- taining to historv, psychology, and sports, Here at Nf,H.S.. she coaches the girls' KIV basketball team attd the for- wards of the girls' Varsitv. Although she eniovs traveling. she spends most of ber sutmners in school. This summer she has hopes of finishing her graduate work at Penn State l'niversi'ty. IQ' AtX.XA HOI'I'MAN Miss Hoffman graduated front Russell Sage College. where she took the physi- cal education course, in 1952. Since that titne she has been at Nfechanicsburg High School teaching not only girls' gym and hygiene bitt taking charge of the girls' sports. Although Miss Hoff- tnan, in fact, is not responsible for start- ing girls' sports, everyone agrees that she has done more than her share in promoting this phase of ottr athletic program. lNith all she has to do, Miss Hoffman is still very active as a leader of her Girl Scout troop. She also works with Girl Scouts during the summer and be- cause of this activity has become an expert camper. She spends most of her summers at the Girl Scout camps. Everytime she gets a chance, Miss Hoff- man hops into her1i'1ol' green Olds and heads for Williamstown, her home, for a family visit, No matter where you see Miss Hoffman, you can always be sure of a Hi! or a joke tor a reasonable facsimile there- ofj. THOi'lIA.S YOST jolly Mr. Yost was born on October 7, 1926, in the small town of lNlyerstown, Pennsylvania. He was the threat of the llviglersville gramtnar school and also graced the halls of Biglersville High with his presence. After gradttating from high school, he attendetl the l'niversitv of Pennsylvania for a year. During his year at college, he started a dance hand which flour- ished ttnder his capable leadership be- cause he was trained in playing prac- tically every instrument in the brass section. Mr. Yost then entered the Air Force in World War 11, bitt after this experience he returned to college for another year. He transferred to Lock Haven and was graduated in 1949. Wlhile in high school, he participated in baseball, football, and basketball, In college he was quite active in football and basketball. While going to college. he majored in llbvsical liducation and Social Studies. ln 1950 Mr. Yost married. and in 1953 he and his family moved to Mechanics- bnrg. He is kept quite busv now teach- ing history and coaching varsity sports. During the summer he works diligently as ati assistant director at the parks. IIUIIN ll. 1 1i'1il7RlClv' Mr. Fredrick has been ottr varsity foot- ball coach I'or twenty years. .-X native of Amherst, Ohio, he graduated from the University of Illinois. In addition to his schooling at ll. of 1., he has attended Columbia lfniversitv in New York. He not only has had the pressure of prodttcing a good football lelllll on his shoulders, bttt he has also taught hy- giene and phvsital education in our school. Mr. lfredrick is a fire-ball at practices and a complete holocaust at gatnes. lt wottld not seem like a football game if you didn't see hint pacing along the side lines. As for his gvm classes, they are renowned for the bellowing voice which leaves little doubt that he knows what he wants and works like a demon to achieve it. During his stttntners, litne which is not spent at football camp is spent with his family, his tnain interest besides foot- ball. To us, Mr. Fredrick is the epitome of everything ltonorable in athletics. He's a sport! 4 X sf W Y w, -4? , zz X 4 41 I Q WW irq f S 3 im- A, .4 IIRYI' ICUIV. I. to 1.: Miix llofliiigixi. Vlxy, llcwvw. G1ii'iivx'. Slwrii'ialum'. Ruuk. lmiivliiiri, .S'lfC,'U.YI7 1i'HIl'.' Siuiigli. .'XIlLlL'l'SUIl. Rusm-y, Yuris, Bixlvig Dr'iilln'i'. liiiiigis. lliirvvy. Rupp, s, TIIIICD lfflllf' Nvinvf-iiIm'i', S:iiiclr'rsmi. llmifk. Slizilitiii, l i'L'vcloiii. llxuv. Siiigiscw. Irviiic-. l l:iiicl1-rs, Rim, St'lll't'x'li. Rilivr. NY:-rllir-i1iir'i'. x'.lIlLl1'I'QI'llil. liiw-vsv. Ulsmi. HOCKEY Vlillf' lirwlic-V tmiiii lwqiiii iuirlv iliiw Yl'.ll willi n wvvlx of limxlwy cximp ul Cfuiiip Tvuzlwitliai, VllUlJyll.lI1I1Zl. wlivu' tlivy wvrn' iiialriivlvcl mi skills .xml SI1'.ll1'5ll4'5 of Ilia' Qxiiiiv lay scum' ul .'xlIl1'l'lVLl 5 :mal Cir--.xt Bi'il.ii1i's ln-sl plziyvrs. 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Altlmiigli tlivy clitl not ltgtvt- fl vvry t,-ricotiittgixig' rt-corcl, Miss This is the Hrst ycaii' that our girls' tvziin has pxirticipzitvcl in Szilt' has high hopvs for thirst' girls who will bc back with her tht' LOWCI' SU5flUl-'llilmlil Girls' Bl15kl'TlJilll Lf'11!Uf' PlilYfl5lY- nvxt yvzir. Thi' svnior girls wvrc t'lt't'tt'tl to go to rcpri'sc'iit our ttwiin. 'l'ht'y Our girls' Varsity tvtiiii Caine through thc season undvr the also nttcndctl ai litinqtict ht-ld in ll0IlU1' of till svnior lmskctlmzill stiiittiwisioii of Miss lltlllilllllfl On Ihr' short Gnd of the stick, plfiycrs. FIRST RUHV, 1. f0 r.: Kunz: Pnnzzi. Bixlvr. Tyson, Ruvkvr, Gundoriiiun. Shortridgc-, Gzirncr, Rtinklv, Drury, Lcnt-lizin, hits, Kotsrh. Starr. lVclJcr. Butdorf, W't'lJc1', Anvrson. Nfiss Sallc, l tii't'c:y. Shot-tz, Voris, hVC'l7CI'. Strofk, Miss Hoffinzin. s -f f we X iii , x u. i 6 ' u Vkk. -i. l r hi Y I t ,Rh - , M ,ttitt Q ,fi f f , Q Am, V H 1 , I V K ww My A Y 'Wigs J f i, .td M an Z. an ' ,- , i ff f ?1 .IMP , W mal mm-an Nwwagmm W ' , a 4 , iz, f 4, 2215+ r F18 . ,i v 3--fs A , , ,-if 'T . E . sg YQ 1 W f - q 1 W ' - MQW 1, I 1 n 5 4.4 ,Q ,www ki! .Q 'K - V 4 ' .NY 'QE vm f Nw, Y xv-' FW 75 k xl 312 ' .,fffH,'Y C ' 'L - - ' k .A , .,,.. A , .. gAx Qi M :i:1v,, 1 1 .. X Y in xvff W fucks.. mm, K11!p, Ilvlxhmm1-ilI.HIuugl1,Walllcls,Dcilxivh.Nfillvl. VARSITY ANU JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Kimmm-I. lkngv. lh-nk. I-ckml. Rupp. KLIIl1'.Rilit'I, 1011 hm 5 -L ll I . Y 5 ixsgfi ' u if fs ' f 4 -is Q? K -Lv W ji if ,5 . A ,gf 'ck 'Wir f M3515 A L 'FH IL 'ar HMM gif ,, it Asfv-s X .L ,fn J 12 .4 I ,, . ..f ' 'f .., L I I ,ff f f .f 1' 1 17 5 1 4 A v 4 YY RTA M QMMMWW, , VKV- - ,m ,- m,., . M 1 W ,wmpvww M M .,', , , , i L1 Z fY . . Thelr Ald Has Been W ewj-A Q A ,S ' Portrait and Commercial Photography Kodak Finishing Films and Cameras Picture Framing Wedding Stationery UNTER'S STUDIO Official Photographer for the A R TI SA N 46-48 E. Main St., MECHANICSBURG, PA. RUFE CHEVROLET CO. SALES AND sERvlcE Phone PO 6-4778 Main and Simpson Sis Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania KUHN'S BROS. FORD SALES 8. SERVICE Market 8t Allen Streets PO 6-4734 WRIGHTSTONE ELECTRIC 100 South Market Street Pea1er's Flower Shop Specializing in Floral Designs Camp Hill, Pennsylvania Phone: RE 7-4507 Member F. T. D. Compliments 1 VALLE THEATER MlLLER'S OLDSMOBILE 629 W. Main St. Mechanicsburg, Pa. Telephone PO 6-4205 Oldsmobile G. M. C. Truck Sales 8. Service Soles 8. Service Best Wishes WILCOX FORGING COMPANY MECHANICSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA RAY B. DEITCH fEWELER far... K5'3'Bi '3'2ike DIAMOND RINGS ll E. Main Street, Mechanicsburg, P QUAKER CITY MOTOR PARTS C0 601 West Simpson Street MECHANICSBURG, PENNA Compliments of jUMPER'S SHOE REPAIR SHOP J. LEE BRENNEMAN INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE SHIREMANSTOWN, PA. PHONE' RE 7 1971 NEXT TO BANK FIRST BANK 81 TRUST CO. Parking fir Patrons K2 Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation BEST WISHES . . . POTTS Manufacturing Company 0 MECHANICSBURG, PENNA Your Soniione Cleaner One day service, when required MECHANICSBURG LAUN i. CLEANING 514 W. Simpson St. MECHANICSBURG, PA. IRA D. THUMMA General Electric Appliances Sales G Service 5 1 1 W. Simpson I Phone: PO 6-466 1 Best Wishes CLASSOF'57 RYAN STORE Mechanicsburg, Pa. STEPHENSON 'S GREENHOUSE South Locust Street SHIREMANSTOWN, PA. Wholesale Retail OUR BUSINESS IS GROWING WEST END SERVICE STATION A. F. EMPFIELD, Prop. Main 81 Simpson St. Mechanicsburg, Pa. TROPICAL RESTAURANT 56 W. Main St. BREAKFAST - DINNERS Sandwiches- Sundaes- Sodas In Meclmnicsburg, it's STANSFIELDS' IP ' Insurance ' Bonding ' Real Estate DAIRY PRODUCTS EBERLY 8. ORRIS MFG. CO. Mechanicsburg, Pa. Manufacturers of. . . Hickory Handles Cumberland Diamond White Ash Baseball Bats Box Hockey Sticks Phone: PO 6-3441 Compliments of SPAHR Farm Supply Co. Mechanicsburg, Pa.. JACOBS FOOD MARKET 245 East Main Street Phone: PO 6-3163 Use Valley Air Conditioned Coaches For All Occasions Call Charter Service VALLEY TRANSPORTATION, CO. CE 4-3021 HECK'S GROCERY STORE Breyer's Ice Cream and Grocerzes Frederick and Simpson Streets FGRRY BROS. Gulf Service 21 1 E. Main Street MECHANICSBURG, PA. Free Pick-up and Delivery Service Marlin and Gerald, Props. HARRISBURG COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS INC. Compliments of AMERICAN EQUIPMENT CORPORATION Mechanicsburg, Pa. BRACKBILLS' INSURANCE HAROLD'S BARBER SHOP RAILROAD AVENUE GOOD LUCK SENIORS BILL FAUST'S A to Z Sunoco Service R. L. Neagley Jeweler Diamonds GMES Watches 46 W. Main Mechanics-burg 51 Years in 'Business MUM MA AGENCY REAL-ESTATE INSURANCE 40 W. Main St. MECHANICSBURG, PA. Mose1 s Greenhouse 18 W. Coover St. MECHANICSBURG, PA. Complete Floral Service Phone: PO 6-9351 greeting Cards for All Occasions FORBES GIFT SHOP 32 W. Main St., MECHANICSBURG, PA. HAMMAKER'S GROCERIES 336 West Main Street Compliments of MAJOR'S BODY SHOP PO 6-4-461 Rear of National Hotel LooK T0 GAS for the I smartest range you can have in - your kitchen . . . and remember GAS costs LESS The United Gas Improvement Co FRED MUMMA Portrait-Wedding JEWELER RALPH ASHBURN 34- W. Main St., Mechanicsburg, Penna. 200 W. Main Mechanicsburg HARRISBURG DAIRIES ANDREW TURO PAul.'s Fooo stone STATE SHOE REPAIR 203 S' High Sweet Mechanicsburg, Pa. 16 N. Market Street Mechanicsburg Phone: PO 6-3131 Compliments qf . . . WESTINGHOUSE LAUNDROMAT 6 South Frederick St. Meehan Phone: P0 6-3403 401 West Simpson Street We specialize on large, heavy hard-to- PHONE: PO 65222 Shagrugs up to 9, x 12' LET'S G0 T0 WILLIAMS GRCVE PARK 8: SPEEDWAY jalopy Stock Car Racing I Every Friday Night 8 p.m. Rides-Shows-Amusements WILLIAM P. G RAHAM BLUE COAL :: FEED :: FUEL OIL CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIXING MECHANICSBURG, PA. MYERS FUNERAL IIIINIE WEBB and WOLFE Your .Spormzg Goods and Toy Store 210 North Second Street, HARRISBURG, PA. Phone: CE 3-4507 Ouqitters of Mecbanicsburg High School O-j'icial jacket Compliments of AG Food Stores McCLURE, WAGNER, BRUBAKER, HOLLINGER 123 E. Main St. York 81 Keller Streets 320 S. Frederick Street MECHANICSBURG WWE RENT FLOOR SANDERSU S Self1Service Food Market ll U P 0 N T F rozenF ood LockerPlant FE'l'll0W'S llflllllwilllll SMOKED HAMS i ICE CREAM ff Q SHIREMANSTOWN, PA. MMA A W,,,9,,,, gm PHONE: RE 7-1431 1 11 N. Market St. MECHANICSBURG, PA. To All the Graduates of the Class of '57' Your High School History has been written. This Commencement marks the date of demarkation into your chosen vocation of life. Your success will be measured entirely by your efforts to accomplish that mission. May We wish each one the realization of his most cherished dream of life. Sincerely, DIEHL'S DRUG STORE, Inc. BEST WISHES to the Class Qf '5 7 S Compliments of PARKER J. LICHTY HAMMAKER'S CHILDER'S 24 Years Photograp 336 West Main Street Service in Mechanicsburg KULP'S RESTAURANT 106 West Main Street MECHANICSBURG Beverage Distributor Rear 102 W. Main St. Phone: PO 6-5671 Mechanicsburg, Pa. MARGARET-DOROTHY PASTRY SHOP SHOPPE West Main Street Extended GIFTS 50 W. Main St. West Sho Pl Mechanicsbu g P L y P G I 0 0 when Prices RAY E. HUTTER D Are Lower M On the Leading INSURANCE A Lines BONDIN G N I o REAL ESTATE S FURNITURE STORE Compliments 4. . . VILLAGE CLEANERS 28 N. Market St. MECHANICSBURG PHONE: PO 6-33 12 Compliments of THOMPSON STORE Latest Styles for Women and Children 10 W. Main St., MECHANICSBURG, PA The Second National Bank IVIECHANICSBURG, PA. The Friendly Family Bank MECHANICSBURG SERVICE CENTER . , . . 1 . lladm- II9l0VlSl0ll hvrvlcv 107 West Blain Street Mechanicsburg, Pa. Brunhouse BIDDLES Drug Store ON THE SQUARE 5 Since 1867 I1 West Main Street Mechanicsburg, Pa. Best Wishes to The Graduating Class of 1956 SHOPPER'S GUIDE PAUL E. STARE Plumbing and Healing PO 6-9651 THUMAS I-l. TlllNlBllE 106 W. Simpson Street MECHANICSBURG, PA. Plumbing and Heating Automatic 0il Burner Installation SNYDER'S GROCERY STORE 504 West Marble Street Compliments of Compliments Q' DIEN ERS CUT RATE ' HARDWARE 1 35 - 1 37 WEST MAIN STREET MECHANICSBURG, PA. Compliments of ZACIIAHIAS MHTURS Inc. ANDERSON'S csnudebulwr-Purim-up GROCERY 413-415 S. Market Sr. MECHANICSBURG, PA. Phone: PU 6-4521 MECHANICSBURG LEE R. SNAVELY BANK STORES Mechanicsburg, Pa. Member F.D. I.C. POLL PARROT SHOES 14 West Main Street Compliments E I LZB Best Wishes j9'0m Our Wez's Market IEFEVEH Hollinger's FUNERAL HUME Meat Products, Inc. sos s. Market sf. Wholesale Mechanicsburg, Pa. Mechanicsburgg Pa, Phone: P0 6-9363 DON'T LOSE WHAT YOU HAVE-INSURE IT 'WITH MOHLERS Nationally Known Furnishings C0 'P'i 'S of THE MENS SHOP L. D. COOK sf SON FRANK T. ULRICH ,eweler and Optometrist Mechanicsburg, Penna. ': P0 mf' 49 W. Main sf., MBCHANICSBURG FORD CLEANERS and LAUNDRY 71 W. Main Street MECHANICSBURG, PEN NA. Phone: P0 6-4331 M. R. ZIMMERMAN 25 E. Main St., MECHANTCSBURG, PA Telephone: PO 6-3341 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE YOUR R550 DISTRIBUTOR R WAYNE H. BISHOP Mechanicsburg Phone: P0 6-9681 WESTERN FLYER BICYCLES SPORTING GOODS KLAIR'S 503 to 31.00 Store Variety Self Service 26 W. Main Street Mechanicsburg, Pa. Buy As You Please Serve Yourself Compliments of . . . ART'S FOOD MARKET Q SHIREMANSTOWN, PA. Phone: RE 7-9761 mi :mA .4- , WW 'Q i f x Q Q 5 :Kirin X 114 i f L Q nud- vf' I U -Q YVESHL OU2iVHl3iQ ff, mai' f W' Q! ft L IT Q 'ww 'Mr 'rf-ff fm , 4 if 'X I. X Mun ui Dislimliun. 2. Xlxlal lqmg' Svncf' fl. Clc'n' lhc' flak! 1. Klhip ui! ilu' old Ivlmklmcaulf 5. Guess who ii. Nh l ' il --no Impwirlcs? T. 'Ihosc llCll1CHkillS f,17f1lllI'1If'!'K' N.. X if A at H 5?w-v v f Wx Z 'TIE Zrlivblb 9557535 xinwirfi f ,,,.,.,. ,www v-nun X And so, as all things must, an era ends. It has been for us a twelve-year develop- I . menta period in which the resources, abilities, and interests ol ho community have combined in our behalf. We are fittin fl ' l Eygrateul. use- r- - ' - ' ' cms appropriate to close our book ol memories on a lorwz-rd-looking note, I lat rer than on a note of finality, for our public school education dare not be an I . . ent in itself. It must, rather, be considered a worthy means. The prool' of our gratitude will lie in our application of the means. The end will come when we have shown ourselves able to lead happy, productive lives. Our great American poet, Walt Whitman, says it all for us in these nienwrable excerpts from his magnificent Pioneers! O Pioneers! : me, school, and For we cannot tarry here, We must march, my darlings, we must bear the brunt of danger, We the youthful sinewy Have the elder races halted? Do they droop and end their lesson, wearied over there beyond the seas? XVe take up the task races, all the rest on eternal, and the us depend, burden and the Pioneers! O pioneers! lesson, Pioneers! O pioneers! O you youths, WVestern youths, All the past we leave So impatient, full of behind, action, full of manly X Ve debouch upon a pride and newer mightier friendship, world, varied world, Plain I see you Western youths, see you tramping with the foremost, Fresh and strong the world we seize, world of labor and the march, Pioneers! O pioneers! Pioneers! 0 pioneers! 123 'Y 1 f 1 -V519 V'- f L-5 A W4 Q QM, i Q -uw 1 A . -ff ,, , 114' in M, V . 1 -M 4 1' X1 .ur ,xml if :mei 44 ,W fx mx p I 1 , , -sw M 11 Z nut llmv aux, I. l'lnm:linv IQSIXCYII. 2. Rcmcmlrcr, forgvry is punishable In law! 3. 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