Menno Union Township High School - Kishaco Quill Yearbook (Belleville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1953 volume:

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We will never forget the little red reader, the tiny chairs, and those colorful fairy tales told only as she could tell them. We will always be indebted to her. QQXXQXX ,V Q6 Sponsored by the X of 'I X' BURKE-JONES MOTOR COMPANY fag? j JF , cya if 2 ,AM Tfrnarh of lhucaiiun President ---------- L. Conner V. President ------ . -K. Bigelow Secretary ---- ------ D . Kester Treasurer-U ---- F. Wray Drinripal Russeu s. Roddy I l I I C sponsoredbythe - New Holland Machine Dlvlslon OKTHE SPERRY CORPORATION jx! fiacullq MRS. AUDREY ALLISON Subjects . . . English, Latin Education . . . Altoona High School Juniata College Oglethorpe University Pennsylvania State College Degree . . Bachelor of Arts MR. SAMUEL HOUSER Subjects . . . . Science, Athletic Coach, Health Education .... Quincy High School Shippensburg State Teachers College Franklin and Marshall College Degee . . . . Bachelor of Science in Chemistry 4 MRS. SARAH FLEMING Subjects . . . Mathematics Education . . Belleville High School West Chester State Teachers College Bucknell University University of Pennsylvania Degree . . Bachelor of Science wyob 753 Subjects. . . Education. . Degree. . . MRS. Subjects. . . Education. . Degree. . . GEORGE MEYER Bandg Chorusg Instrumental Music -can-quill' Cooper Township High School gg WM Juniata College Pennsylvania State College Bachelor of Science Master of Music Education Degree. . . if HELEN RUMBAUGH Home Ee., Health Allensville High School Huntingdon High School Juniata College Bachelor of Science Subjects. . . Education. . ., S1 , 'feflkf , .1 t :if 21 51- '-? fl ., fin- MISS JOAN NASON Comme rcial Subject s Athletic Coach Mount Lebanon High School Shippensburg State Teachers College Bachelor of Science MRS. LUELLA NAFZINGER YODER Subjects. Degree. Education. . Social Studies Belleville High School Pennsylvania State College Shippensburg State College Bachelor of Science in Edu cation 'iflementarg A ,D 5 J ' 'GM-fi? 'S' xl hminisiraiinn Els BELLEVILLE ROW I: Mr. Robert Treaster, Miss Dorothy Bennett, Miss Catherine Hooley, Mrs. Emma Patton, ROW ll: Mrs. Honoure Eckles, Mrs. Mary Baker, Miss Martha Gibboney. ROW III: Mr. Walter Bassler, Miss RachelMcNabb, Mrs. Phyllis Derr. X ALLENSVILLE Left to right: Mrs. Janet Huey, Mrs. Mary T. Ellen Laub. ' Sponsored by KA-VEE ICE CREAM COMPANY Best by Test 6 ad , Q A Q 7 AF X NT V. PRESIDENT SECRETARY Senior Glass 7 K-V ALBE RT MILTON CAR SON Cadet Activities. . .Class Treasurer 1,23 Student Council 1,21 Chorus l,2,3,43 Band 1,2,3,43 Basketball l,2,3,43 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Newspaper Staff 43 Kishaco-Quill Staffg Class Play 3,43 Operetta 4. Favorite pastime ..... Slipping to Second Street Favorite expression. . . . What do you think? Talks continuously ..... runs around in the Chevy . . . . .a 322 fan. . . . .always griping. . . . .loves Trig class. uAbn1 WILLIAM KENNEDY CORBIN Baseball player Bill Activities. . .Class Vice President 13 Student Coun- cil lg Band 1,2,33 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Baseball 2,3,4j Newspaper Staff 33 Kishaco-Quill Staffg Class Play 334. Favorite pastime. . . .Driving yellow fenders Favorite expression ...... What do you think? Lady's man .... .likes movies on school afternoons . . . . .putts around in yellow fenders. . . . .the only blonde boy. JOYCE ROMAINE CRISSMAN Secreta ry ' 'Skip' ' Activities. . .Class Vice President 3,43 Student Coun- cil 3,4Q Chorus 1,2,3j Basketball scorer 3,42 News- paper Staff 3j Kishaco-Quill Staffg Class Play 3,4. Favorite pastime ..... Riding in that black Ford Favorite expression .... .... . Holy buckets! Dependable ..... goes steady with tall, dark, and handsome ..... faithful scorekeeper. . . . .great pride in Studebakers. 8 DONALD ALLEN CROWNOVER FBI Agent Don Activities. . .Chorus 1,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g News- paper Staff 2,35 Kishaco-Quill Staffg Class Play 3,45 Jazz Band 2,4g Belleville Times Reporter 45 State Forensic Competition 3.4. N Favorite pastime .... . . .Always busy Favorite expression. . . . ..... You joker! Laughs at his own jokes ..... the l.G.A. prize. . . . . a good sport. . . . .spends free time on Second Street. DARLE LAURINE ESH Electrical Engineer Beanie Activities. . .Band 2,3,43 Basketball 1,2,3,4g Base- ball l,3,4. Favorite pastime .... Hunting and talking in study hall. Favorite expression. . . . . .... . . . . Holy fire! Regular GRIT reader ..... always takes the blame . . . . .an all-round fellow. . . . .always hasan answer for the teacher. MARJORIE ELLEN ESH Secretary Marge Activities. . .Class Secretary l,2,3,4g Student Council 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,4g Dramatic Club 15 Basketball 2,3,4g Softball 35 Newspaper Staff 3g Kishaco-Quill Staffg Class Play 3,45 Sextet 4. Favorite pastime. . ..... . . .Visiting in Milroy? ? ? Favorite expression ........ . . . Gee whiz! Always on the go ood basketball la er . . . . .g p y . . . . . will make an efficient secretary. .... has a special interest in Milroy. 9 NANCY PATRICIA GARRETT Nursing Nance Activities. . .Chorus 1,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g Dramatics Club lg Basketball l,2,3g Newspaper Staff 2,45 Class Play 3,45 State Forensic Competition 3,4. Favorite pastime. . . . .Running the Belle-Oven. Favorite expression. . . That's for dang sure! Miss Belle-Oven ..... has friends at Armagh- Brown ..... favors farmers ..... incessant talker. ROBERT LEE HAR TZLER Veterinarian Bob Activities. . .Class President l,2,3,4g Student Coun- cil 1,2,3,45 Chorus 2,33 Basketball l,2,3,4g Baseball scorer 25 Newspaper Staff 3,45 Kishaco-Quill Staffg Class Play 3.4. DEAN ALDEN KAUFFMAN Mechanic Kal Activities. . .Class President QAllensvi1lel 1: Favorite pastime. . ..... Hunting Favorite expression ...... . .... Holy Cow! Quiet ..... likes to tear motors apart ..... women hater ..... drives a Chevy ..... enjoys working for A. Reed Hayes. Favorite pastime. . .... No time Favorite expression. . . . . . No kidding! The brains of the class .... .goes steady?? ..... never serious ..... loves to tease. .... drives a Plymouth. its - -wi. J-' , . E gi, . 'fffa Qi- K f X 1 C RUTH NANCY KAUFFMAN Q.. I Secretary Ruth m. . 'M ' .i , f' -i . . . fiTSEi:f.i?g?l3'ig5f ' . ' ft - Activities. . .Chorus 1,23 Newspaper Staffg Home .--'- i , Economics Club 1313- iff 1 3.3'5'!'.i' 5 - ' . . . . .sg ' - t Favorite pastime. . . . .Writing letters - Favorite expression ........ .... ' 'Holy Fly! ' ' ff:gv ?ai or 3 23 2 ,X t .. .-2. . Strenuous dieter ..... always friendly. . . . .likes . McVeytown . . .never has muchto say unless some- one says sonmething she doesn't like. sv..-chi . N2 Q k W SS .Qu I . ' in BUDDY HARRY KREPPS 4 Forest Ranger Bud Activities. . .Basketball 2,3,4g Baseball 2,3,4g Class Play 4. Favorite pastime. . . . . .Listening to hillbillys Favorite expression ........ . . Dear Gussie Never quiet. . . .always has an answer ..... a hillbilly fan. . . .future Eddie Arnold. .... class clown. X N' 1 X S .fi HARRY OSCAR LONG Playing Baseball Uno Activities. . .Class Vice President 23 Student Council v 25 Basketball l,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,4g Class Play 4. Favorite pastime ........ . . .Driving the Dodge Favorite expression ..... It's all in your head! Women-hater? ?? . '. . . .drives a blue Dodge. . . . whiz in sports ..... visits Turkey Hill often. ll WILMA ANN SMUCKER Nursing Wilma Activities. . .Class Treasurer 3,45 Student Council 3,45 Kishaco-Quill Staff5 Home Economics Club 3. Favorite pastime .... Reading and driving the Buick Favorite expression. . .... .......... ' 'No! Quiet disposition ..... always has a smile .... an A student ..... hails from Allensville. BAR BAR A ANN STEWART .ff Airline Stewardess ' 'Barb' ' Activities. . .Chorus l,2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Drum majorette 3,45 Dramatic Club 15 Basketball l,2,3,45 Softball 3,45 Newspaper Staff 3,45 Class Play 3,45 Dance Band 45 Sextet 354. Favorite pastime .... . . .Having a good time Favorite expression. . .... ...... ' 'Suffer Tallest senior girl ..... always flirting. . . . . loves shorthand ..l.. goes steady??. . . . .new flame blond. ALICE ELIZ ABETH STUAR T Nursing Alice A Activities. . .Chorus l,2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Dramatic Club 15 Basketball 1,253,415 Softball 3,45 Newspaper Staff 35 Kishaco-Quill Staff5 Class Play 35 Sextet 3,41 State Forensic Competition 3. Favorite pastime ........ Keeping busy at night Favorite expression ..... . . . I'll smash you! Member of the Siglerville Band ..... usually seen in a blue Dodge ..... always late for school .... . has dimples. 12 EVE LYN GRACE TREASTER Wave 0 :Eva 9 , Activities. . .Chorus 1,2,3,4g Dramatic Club 15 Basket- ' ' ball 45 Softball 3,45 Newspaper Staff 4g Library Club 2. ' Favorite pastime. . ..... . . . . . . .Square Dancing C Favorite expression. ........ . . Oh, Heck! E? f- 7 .-Q my .. ,, .... .Q . Can be found at square dances. . . . .always helpful . . . . .favorite subject P.O.D ...... Answers to the name of Mule ..... Q53 'Le.y - , XY? L11 - ww lw.,.-f,.- -F. A? 4- ., + fm-.wwf ,gk-Q. - A A. ' - SHIRLEY JANE TREASTER Nursing Quill Staffg Class Play 3,4. Blondie' ' Activities. . .Chorus l,2,3,4g Softball 3,4g Kishaco- Favorite pastime. . . .... Dancing Favorite expression ..... ........ ' 'Drop dead Our only soda jerk. . . . .hot-tempered .... .a stock car fan. . . . .claims to be a man-hater? ? ? ? x 4 M.. ,W HELEN ESTHLER WALTERS Housewife Helen Activities. . .Softball 41 Home Economics Club 2,3,4g Girl's Club lg Class Secretary-Treasurer, fAl1ens- villel 1. Favorite pastime. . . . . .Listening to the radio Favorite expression .... .... . . Oh, my word! Likes to drive the Plymouth ..... has red ears . . . . .seen with Emma. . . . .will make a good house- wife. 13 E MMA BARBARA YODER Farmer' s Wife Activities. . .Chorus lg Softball 43 Home Economics Club 1,2,3,4. Favorite pastirne. . . .Visiting my neighbors Favorite expression. . . . . . You don't say! Skips across the field ..... ideal housewife. . . class giggler ..... good softball player. 1 lAEmmalr KATIE ALMA YODER Housewife California Katie Activities. . .Basketball 45 Softball 43 Home Economics Club 4. Favorite pastime. . . . .Playing records Favorite expression .... ...... . . . Oh, m.inie! Neatly dressed ..... comes from California. .... goes steady with Bob ..... mighty softball pitcher. MOTTO: E With the Ropes of the Past Q3 We Will Ring the Bells of L the Future. yi , 5 FLOWER White Rose COLORS Maroon and White 14 Class lliistnrg The autumn of 1941 is a date all members of the magnificent class of '53 will long remember, for it was then that two different groups of energetic little tots of the two townships, Menno and Union, were entering their respective little red school houses for the first time. The long, tedious grind of school days eventually lasted far longer than any of these little first graders on that special day every suspected. The teachers for these two groups of precocious scholars were Miss Honoure forBelleville and Miss Byler for the Allensville School. The pupils of Union township studied terrifically for their first eight years in order'to gain that great honor of entering what to us was a dignified, grown up place, namely, high school. Their first money raising project, the selling of magazines in eighth grade, set a new record of super salesmanship. Meanwhile, the students of Menno Township were also studying strenuously in order to obtain that honor of being a member of a high school. It was in their eighth grade that as a class they enjoyed their first big outing, an exciting and hilarious hayride. These two groups passed their required high school entrance examinations and then looked for- ward to the big date on the freshman calendar, the Hallowe'en initiation by the seniors. The school bell ringing in September, 1949, started these two classes on their last four years of school, the most exciting and thrilling four of their lives thus far. The seniors entered into freshmen initiation with a great exuberance, and did a spectacular job of torturing those poor things. This year 1949 at Belleville was an unuaually productive one, for the class started the candy counter project, now under the capable sponsorship for the Athletic Association. At the same time, the Allensville lads and lassies went on a traveling spree, for they journeyed to the Farm Show at Harrisburg, the solemn Battlefield of Gettysburg, and even to our beloved capi- tol, Washington, D. C. The school year of 1950 brought something new: During the summer, Menno and Union Town- ships were consolidated, and the school became known as Menno-Union Joint High School. This brought together the two classes, now sophomores, forming the really remarkable class of'53. During this year the group for additional funds decided to sell Christmas cards. This, the first project of its nature since the consolidation, showed the stability and power of the class. As these students moved into the jolly junior year, they started thinking about their being seniors and their oncoming trip. As projects they presented a successful play, Coveralls , a hillbilly show, Doc Williams, and sold Easter candy. It was then that they also took another inspiring field trip to the Gettysburg Battlefield, and later in the year, selected their class rings, their pride and joy. At the very end of the year the class presented a gay Junior-Senior prom, preceded by a colorful banquet, at the Birch Hill Country Club. Then came the anticipated school term of 1952-53, the year when these sober seniors would excel one in their strength and accomplishments. First came the joy of putting the freshmen through their paces, and these greenies were thoroughly frightened and subdued. While they were still recovering from the shock, the seniors, to help build up their morale, presented a comedy, Happy Daze . Later in the year they called back their old friend, Doc Williams, to put on another successful show. With the relaxation and relief following the seemingly never-ending midyear tests, the class plunged headlong into the task of finishing their yearbook. This class has set a goal in education and curricular activities that at times was difficult to attain. But to twenty members of that group comes the realization that their duties are just beginning, that life, like school, will involve in endless work. They have done nobly thus far, and it may be diffi- cult for oncoming students to compete with the Maroon and White of the Class of 1953. f fu I' -I 15 Decxrx fi BRN ix 55 ff F x I JUYYHL- Helen ,f Kelis -2 'S . B Q 2. A 3 A miie-, ' , uf E, - ,,, , x ff' N riff? - -K .1-w-M :I in ,aim A 4 s w.. 'V 'i 'Q .N ' I A'A':5A L Q V Q . t , A175 N TXo.nQe Hrmzj ' Trxnggg, A figs V Zigi. X y111f5Vv ., ,ff Eulh Flllcc Bunk JOUCE. Ev Emma., Don ai k , . L.,,h 3, 5 L, Seninrllrnphecg Here I sit waiting--waiting for my busy doctor husband. With time to kill on this longwinter evening in 1973, I think back on myyears as a nurse--yes--even farther back than that--to the year of my graduation from Menno-Union High School and those other nineteen youths who graduated with me. As l am thinking, who should knock and enter the hospital lounge but the outstanding sur- geon, Dr. Alice Stuart, and with her is the Head of Nurses, Wilma Smucker. I mention to them my wondering thoughts, and the three of us begin a pleasant hour of reminiscence. Alice is, of course, carrying on a sky-rocketing medical career as well as being very domestic with the prosperous owner of a large Chrysler garage, Harry Long. Wilma is quite enthusiastic about her recent letter from Emma Yoder, who has just moved into her new home back in our beautiful Big Valley. Emma had brought up to date a couple of others who had been in that great class of 1953. Dean Kauffman was doing well on his prosperous farm, and Helen Walters was busy with her two lively boys, who were entering the beautiful new million dollar high school in Belleville. Alice smiles suddenly--remembering a caller in her office only the week before--none other than the distinguished, slightly sarcastic, very critical FBI Agent, Don Crownover, who was securing information on the case history of a recent patient. As the conversation progresses and the three of us have time on our hands, we decide to drive to the nearby snack shop for a sandwich. In the midst of heavy traffic our progress is slowed, and to entertain ourselves we snap on the radio in the car. We hear to our astonishment that the announcer is just broadcasting the exciting news--to us anyway--that our old friend and classmate, Bill Corbin, is to be the sports announcer over a coast to coast network of the Rose Bowl Game. When we arrive at the snack shop we are utterly amazed to see two more of our classmates from Ye old Alma Mater --the Rev. Robert Hartzler and Mrs. Hartzler. Mrs. Hartzler is our old friend, Katie Yoder. They have only time to exchange a greeting since they are on their way to the airport to meet the Rev. Hartzler's church secretary, Joyce Crissman. As the minister is leaving he suddenly turns and invites all of us to travel with them--just for old times' sake. We are thrilled at the prospects of seeing another of our old school friends. The huge tri-motor plane is just coming in for a neat landing as we arrive. To our utter amazement--who is the stewardess, but the attractive Barbara Stewart! Barb is surprised speechless to see so many old acquaintances, especially from her own class. She even had a surprise to add to the surprises of our evening-- one of the passengers is none other than Bud Krepps, a forest ranger from the scenic seven moun- tains area who is coming to aRanger's Convention. He is a confirmed bachelor living in the Schilling Hotel of Milroy. The proprietress is none other than our old dashing yearbook scribe, Marge Esh. Bud tells us that he had had a recent visitor at the Look-Out tower who was doing quite well in the service of our country--even to the point of making the service his career. We don't have to ask about whom he is speaking- -we already know it is Ab Carson, who has made a name for himself in the field of electronics. Bud also tells us that Darle Esh spends all week days seated behind an elaborate desk marked President in the foremost majestic office of Grit . Since so much has happened in such a short time, we begin to do a little constructive thinking about the remaining members of our class. Someone mentions Shirley Treaster, and Barb's eyes light up as she tells us that Shirley is doing an outstanding job nursing our wounded war veterans at the Walter Reed Hospital. Katie tells us that Ruth Kauffman had been an efficient secretary at the New Holland Machine Company for about five years and then had married a certain Wilmer and moved to Lancaster. With all these pleasant surprises time flew rapidly, and it was necessary for Barb to check her flights and for us to say good-by to the Rev. and Mrs. Hartzler. As a climax to this splendid reunion who comes breezing up to our small happy group but Evelyn Treaster. After all hello's have been said she informs us that she is in the city to cover the Ranger Convention for the New York Times. She also tells us that she has been in newspaper work for some time, and at present is a special feature writer for the Times. As we were warned away from the moving plane, I realized that considerable time had elapsed, pleasant as it was, and if I did not hurry away immediately, I would be too late to meet my husband, who was waiting for me at the hospital. I wondered, too, what strange fates had thrown my unfor- gettable classmates so far and wide. V! V ,yrvvc Aaaf Ile- of -F T 2 - all Q Rishafn A- Quill Staff Editor-in-Chief. . . Associate Editor. . Art Editor ..... Photography Editor. . . Advertising Manager. . . . Business Manager. . Circulation Manager. . Chief Typist .... Assistant Typist. . . Faculty Advisor. . 18 . .Marjorie Esh . . .Alice Stuart . .Robert Hartzler . .William Corbin Donald Crownover . .Joyce Crissman . . .Albert Carson . . .Shirley Treaster . .Wilma Smucker Mrs. Luella Yoder Glass 3.9111 We, the undersigned, wish to make, publish, and declare our last will and testament. Having been judged sound of mind and body, we are legally permitted to do this. All wills and testaments made heretofore are hereby revoked and made void by this, our final will and testament. ARTICLE I To our teachers who have helped us attain our goal, we will our most sincere thanks and appreciation. ARTICLE II To the Class of '54 we leave our loyalty to Menno-Union High School and the torrid task of publishing the next Kishaco-Quill. To the Class of '55 we will our ability to get along well with one another. To the Class of '56 we will our intelligence, studiousness, and initiative. AR TIC LE III Katie Yoder wills her special ability to play ball to Grace Byler. Helen Wilson will be happy to hear that she is to inherit Emma Yoder's giggle. To Betty Crownover, Helen Walters wills her ability to blush. Shirley Treaster leaves her many good times to Mone Stewart. Tiny Russler is to inherit Evelyn Treaster's love for square dancing. Alice Stuart wills her promptness in getting to school to Janice Boxe. Barb Stewart's shyness for the opposite sex is to be inherited by Joe Young. To Mrs. Yoder, Wilma Smucker wills her fondness for chewing gum. Harry Long dedicates his love of all sports to Ray Fultz. Sally Garrett will be delighted to hear she has inherited Bud Krepp's love for hillbilly music. To Marlin Baker, Ruth Kauffman wills her fondness for diets. Dean Kauffman's ability to be quiet is to be inherited by David Price. Bob Hartzler requests his good grades be given to Jacob King. Alan Baker will be happy to hear he has inherited Nancy Garrett's love for the bakery. Marge Esh wills her unique ability to get to Milroy to Marcia Zook. Robert Walters is to inherit Darle Esh's love for chemistry class. Don Crownover's loud laugh is to be given to Bill Haffley. Pat Mateer will receive Joyce Crissrnan's ability to have one boy friend. Bill Corbin wills his love for Fifth Street in Lewistown to Ken Grassmyer. Ab Carson's genuine love for math goes to Tom Collins. Signed: Class of 1953 Witnesses: Mrs. Yoder Mrs. Allison The provisions of this will are to be carried out within one month after the opening of the 1953-54 school term under the supervision of Joas Kauffman, our jolly jogging janitor. Sealed and signed this 18th day of May, nineteen hundred fifth three. Should all the members of the said Class of 1953 fail to attain their goal, the provisions of this will automatically become invalid. ,lyiii g 19 if Xf,A 0 ff .f 5 if. ffl L57 ??? 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' ,J 23 sl ROW I: Helen Krepps, Rachel Esh, Helen Bigelow, Don Smith, Pat Grabbe, Tom Collins Pat Mateer. ROW II: Janice Boxe, Donna Miller, Doria Yoder, Geraldine Knepp, Joe Young Ernest Kauffman. ROW III: Ray Fultz, Aquila Peachey, Jacob King, Ken Grassmyer. ..,. .,., .,..., 24 ROW I: Mary Hussler, Joan Hazlett, Betty Crownover, Marlin Peachey, Sally Garrett, Ramone Stewart, Marcia Zook. ROW II: David Price, Charles Kester, Bill Haffley, Jim Fultz, Howard Treaster, Charles Corbin. ROW III: Janet Graham, Esther Kauffman, Nancy Yoder. t nphnmnresx ig5?f 1 cito issffffss 25 'W f , A ' CLASS 0FI957 CLASS 0Fl958 Sponsored by E. E. Mc MEEN SL COMPANY And BOB DAVIS INC .t-Legg:-.1, f ' ' 'xiii-f',Wr-101 45 ' ' H8 V onsored by, BE HVITIES LLEVILLE TIMES, Big Va11ey's Own Newspaper and SWEIGARTS A f?? HARDWARE , g ' V g'i jeL,. Q, . . 28 ' A, 9 . ' V, , fr : l g j f R, , K A. T , A K I 3743 x , ,L 5. vl' 'wi like 'wi 'i Sf LW si lx l 1 U wa m X 2 ,il m X Ll A ,XX N Vx X Q 2 x X. N - .. Q N . S +. S. Zllixeh Qhnrus M ROW I: Collins, D. Crownover, Grassmyer, M. Peachey, T. Bigelow, S. Garrett, S. Treaster, H. Bigelow, Hazlett, R. Stewart, B. Crownover. ROW II: Carson, Kauffman, S. Yoder, Russler, Miller, Zook, D. Yoder, N. Garrett, Stuart, Grabbe, Meyer Qdirectorj. ROW III: Shiffer, Gibboney, Kester, A. Peachey, Smith, Esh, E. Treaster, Mateer, B. Stewart, N. Yoder, Graham. Girls Sexiei Marjorie Esh Alice Stuart Barbara Stewart Sally Garrett Qpianistj Patricia Mateer Donna Miller Helen Bigelow 30 EF. li . A . 611111 Emma Yoder Helen Walters 1 2 , Esther Kauffman o Jean Knepp Doris Yoder Standing left to right: Katie Yoder Emma Jane Yoder Freida Byler Helen Wilson Grace Byler Zelda Krepps Mrs. Rumbaugh Qadvisorj DEIIICB 331121 Left to right: Don Crownover Pat Mateer Barb Stewart Sally Garrett Helen Bigelow Don Smith Tom Collins Ken Grassmyer Ernie Kauffman 31 Drum ifxugalig 'J -Q .14 23 1 1 3 2 SBUIUI' V..lEl55 Wldg CAST Mr. Maxwell. . . . . . . Mrs. Maxwell. . . Wilbur Maxwell. . Connie Maxwell. . . Betty Lou Maxwell. . Bernadine Smith. . . Hercules Nelson. . Mrs. Brown. . Aunt Mary. . . J. C. Mallory. . Elmer ..... Muggs. . . Ama ff. . .Robert Hartzler . .Joyce Crissman Donald Crownover .Shirley Treaster . . .Marjorie Esh . . .Katie Yoder . .William Corbin . .Nancy Garrett .Barbara Stewart . . .Albert Carson . . .Harry Long . . .Bud Krepps Sfuheni Qnuncil F-.Tzfg 4. ' ,H t. newspaper Staff KJ 332 see f-a0QD goo god' mga 555' :Jos GSW 11:15 'irrd wo, tr-un Som Z, of-4,n-- , o m CPQ4 TSW o .-CE 9' P-'UQ 33 xo? 3 CUCDO fe mm 55 .as pw woo mc. Q-:J-J QE IOQfD '09-e 40 ,zlbl-1 E-4 E 2155 ms: Q5 owen mg' D-1 .C J., . LTJGJ4-7 3, ' mpc D 53.-4 51114 E-45 E139 4 -1 up gl-'I hbeen vi 116 41 Ea ' e we O 'Val E STAFF Editor- in- Chief ...... . . .Pat Mateer '4' Imaging Associate Editor. . . . .Nancy Garrett ALIC L noticed how the kids Art Editor .... . . .Torn Collins Merge he E STUART -and room every noon- Sports Editor ........ Bill Corbin Alice kegping H- To PLAY 'Ou heard the familiar Exchange Editor ...... Helen Bigelow Shi!-j 5 bgj-ng 3 agua E IN STATE cf' Spain and Advertising Manager. . . Yusiness Manager. . -D01maMi11eI' Joyce 34 Lng her mind on schoo- BAND LS Special .Sally Garrett yIv? 'a4 H H 154N4g , ,'73'ri vg'wjve,.W-1,115-jrqupr 1 1-. 1: 'f 4 ' f' v4Lf,,f1'1!?'.wf:ygg-e:. 2 x 5,1-gTT cQ233 - fa, -2, ' H K CTW:--V5 1 7, f- ' Vx u ,V ,',. J.: ,, . + ,Anya ,wvyw . ,,..-,- .N Y Ml .A I , , A. .1 3 , . ,l:j.:..,L4-L I4 3-3-3-. y.,i1fr'g,ff f ,f I ' , Qff-,fyr pa- HI H Lf I 1 cs A Sponsored by HUGH B. MCMEEN 8 SON. INC. uxd'LE'1'TERMAN BROS. BAKERY. INC. was L , fx. 4. x ,L - If . 'i. -fr'-if ,Q :A , +3 .FX 1 , ,w . af,-1 w. w , . ' Q W - -' 2.19 3- -waw , .1 ,n g .',,'2'S.:i 11 V .1 -r M. ' 4731 W ' 's., ' Wligml A .x -- is ,. i . . '-,sfeqga Aw: 4 1 ve 7 7 8 8 8 9 9 10 11 12 12 12 12 l 1 2 3 l-Q? 5: A Senior Sunni a I awake to the reality that it is Thursday, meaning I have to go to school. Find myself in the kitchen reshredding the shredded wheat. After preparing for school I turn on the radio and hear someone yelling, They're pourin' 'em tall this morning! Broke the hundred yard dash sprinting to the streamlined school wagon. Walked into my homeroom in time to hear our own Mr. Crownover conduct devotions. Went to study hall in the commercial room. Nothing happened except that Miss Nason Calmly reprimended the typists for their weird posture. Went to my second-string study hall in Room 2 where everything went off in fine style. Went down the steps two at a time to chemistry class, but got side-tracked at the bottom by Mr. Roddy, who unceremoniously gave me a lecture on how to descend the steps. I then proceeded to the lab where I encountered a huge green cloud. QMr. Houser experimenting againl. Went to English class where Mrs. Allison took time out to correct Harry concerning the use of the word Ain't . Heard an old familiar sound that told me class was over, soldashed down the stairs and through the hall only to wait halfanhour for lunch, because almost everyone in the whole school decided to stay for turkey. The slow, pokey greenhorns were still going through the chow line. Finally ate my lunch and hustled up the stairs, only to find when I got to the royal room of the seniors that I had County Band practice downstairs in the music room. Ran down the steps, but late for band again. When I got to the room, Music- ian Meyer said, That's all for today. Ran up the stairs, two at a time, through the hall and started up the second flight only to see a glaring pair of eyes watching me. Those eyes belong to Mr. Treaster, so I thought I had better slow down. Hence I was late for my first class. Went to P.O.D. class where our dear brother Esh got called down for wise- cracking to his pal, Bill. Then peace reigned again and our minds labored 011. Occupied home room for B.A. class. Drew lines from one dot to another to form what Mrs. Fleming called a graph. Test Tomorrow. Study hall--Harry, Bill, and I finished our math assigment, then swapped fishing stories. Found worm angling far more thrilling than triangling. There's the dismissal bell! Grabbed my coat and hit the bottom, landing with a resounding thud. Phew! One more of the 180 days gone! Bi, Z ul S X V , Q ' 1 if f 4 f 3 6 ' ROW I: Darle Esh, Tom Collins, Joe Young, Captain Harry Long, Co-captainbillCorb1n ROW II: Ernie Kauffman, Ray Fultz, Bud Krepps, Coach Houser, Jim Fultz, Fern Carson Don Smith manager. ROW III: Charles Corbin, Tom Bigelow, Dick Gibboney, Aquilla Peachey Ken Grass myer. ,, ,,. ,,,. , E -i-. ,- 7 C ! Mifflin County Orbisonia Spring Mills Juniata Joint Spring Mills Orbisonia Saltillo Alumni Freeburg Juniata Valley Armagh-Brown Middleburg Beaver McClure McVeytown Freeburg McClure Armagh-Brown Middleburg Beaver McVeytown MU Visitors 21 38 41 42 42 46 36 34 37 41 43 52 33 41 48 67 44 38 38 28 28 51 55 52 44 62 43 36 54 75 62 52 36 33 49 51 60 43 55 57 Sponsored by HARMON'S SERVICE STATION 6i1'ls- ifiaslaeihall Qfeam ROW I: Clara Mae Yoder, Alice Stuart, Pat Mateer, Captain Marge Esh, Co-captain Barb Stewart Donna Miller, Evelyn Treaster. ROW II: Kay Laub, Sally Metz, Sally Garrett, Coach Nason Louise Ditt, Mone Stewart, Lois Packard. ROW III: Joyce Crissman, scorekeeper, Peggy Stuart Priscilla Lantz, Shirley Wagner, Janice Boxe, manager. MU Visitors Orbisonia 31 28 Saltillo 18 41 Armagh-Brown 22 33 Juniata Valley 24 25 McClure 44 40 McVeytown 36 39 MCClixre 58 39 Lewistown YMCA 45 35 Armagh-Brown 38 40 Lewistown YMCA 51 38 McVeytown 32 33 Sponsored by DANKS AND COMPANY 38 Suunau 651145 Qeam Alma Zllaier Faithful and true hearted, let us cheer our dear Old High. We revere her and defend her, as her colors proudly fly. We will stand for her, unitedg of her deeds we gladly tell-- Her colors streaming, glad faces beaming, So here's a cheer for her that we all love so well. Honors she has taken, on the track and with the ball. May she always rank the highestg may her colors never fall. There's no other that can match her, when her team is on the field. Her boys, the fleetestg her girls, the sweetest. Then here's a cheer for her--for her who ne'er will yield. fRefrainj Joyous and ever loyal, let us cheer for our Old High. Let every heart singg let every voice ring. There's no time to grieve or sigh. It's ever onward, our course pursuingg may defeat ne'er our ardor cool. But, united, we will boost for her--our Old High School. Sponsored by KEYSTONE CONSTRUCTION CO., Roofing and Siding 39 Tfvasehall Team ROW I: Darle Esh, Tom Collins, Joe Young, Harry Long. Bill Corbin, Fern Carson, ROW II: Coach Houser, Marlin Baker, Bud Krepps, Jim Fultz, Ray Fultz, Scorekeeper Don Smith, ROW III: Charles Corbin, Charles Kester, Stanley Yoder, Aquila Peachey, Ken Grass- myer. S M ? sponsored by STROUP-ALEXANDER POST 5935 40 'I-94, V kflv ---uv . , . 'mm--' s..- .-3.--. T.. M ,,.. M N.. , 5'- --1,-i ' 4,0 nnvffmsnns The Sweetest Shop In Town BOB'S PASTRY SHOP Birthday, Wedding, and Party Specialties 114 E, Third St, Lewistown, Pa. MAUREY'S SHEET METAL SHOP 15 N. 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