Middleburg High School - Monitor Yearbook (Middleburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1951 volume:

-rf,-.gm,z.:.mfw-r v-l fy, SY -ff if , V' .V . f ' . n f , U i ,, ll fy, r 1 v. X I -s .J 1 P Q' H Y 'I X. V I ' tw I if , 2 x fb it 1 I ' 4- if , I W K I W 'f I K W ' x K w ' X sf Mi gl La-I . 4' L .ak L ' --,..wv ,... , , I- :ff li'-,X Y x 4 f P L f 1 -JJ X A 1 vlf I EET- I 1 I 1 rf W. The CLASS OF 1951 Proudly Presents The M NITUR MIDDLEB URG HIGH SCHOOL MIDDLEB URG, PENNS YL VANIA . . . Dedication. . . We the class of 1951, dedicate this volume of The Monitor to: MRS. JOHN SCHINDLER Mrs. Schindler has been our able advisor and friend during our six years at M. H. S. It is hard to describe the loyalty and confidence she has shown in us. When trouble approached, she was always around to give us advice and en- couragement. Through her cheerfulness and impartiality she has proved to ge a true friend to all. She has done her very best for us, and we shall try to do ours. -'ii M lla-- We also dedicate The Monitor to our former classmates, who are in the Armed Services. They are - Claude Hartman, Carson Morris, Marlin CBullyJ Walter, and Larry CSkinnerJ Heintzelman. Claude was the first one to leave and he chose the Navy. He was always popular with the girls as well as the boys. We will always remember him for his friendly smile. Carson left next and he chose the Army. He was usually teasing the girls and liked to play hookey occasionally. He had a friendly personality and was liked by all. Bully enlisted in the Army and is now in Korea. He was always joking and brightened up all dull moments. We will always remember him for his cheerfulness and nice personality. Skinner left us at the end of our Junior year to join the Army. He was usu- ally seen joy-riding at noon and was always willing to chauffer girls. He had a nice personality and was a friend to all. CLAUDE CARSON MARLIN LARRY l ww-rams' . W .W is me .. 1- ,.-.Qsl.-..v-M'..iM.W.weW..'..1s....w,-N1 X M , I we ., , I ,fmi5,.Lz??Zg1QA:'f.' 15.5 - ig, f 3 vw . 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H T?f Qnmig fc Wild Gndq FRESHMAN Nwagfy xg, , new X fi W 4giQ Kfiifbwfmwxk 5? Ly E ,J f f WE EK 9311.41 X U? M 5 521 f VHNZZ2iiQ2ZZWfW JUST X VQWXIWSCI X E HAL ww W J -2- + s ww gw -X ,-- f,gl ffgfWQ7 W Q50 X LES 2 ff , I Xi! 1 ,' ,wx 3' DANCE , XQ3 5LXf'XN 5 zy A- - - ALUMM f WISE! DANCe0Q6b, Y fvf-.y 0 S x 9 51521552 D le Q W E X ' Z' ULHSS l QMZMWMH ,,3QM X X ,Q HOUSE xx J JE ff Q0 5, UU F , PF' ia W FOURTH GRADE +25 M? SEVENTH GRADE ....V... sa: --ees M 2:9- ELEVENTH GRADE . . . Senior Officers . . . President - - JAMES KREIGHBAUM Vice President - - SAMUEL OSGOOD Sew-etm-y - - MARGARET TREASTER Treasureo' - - MIRIAM HERMAN We, the class of 1951, wish to express our sincere appreciation for the efforts our oflicers have put forth for our class. By their hard work and guidance they have guided us successfully through our busy senior year in M. H. S. Good, capable leadership is essential to make any organ- ization or group a success and our leaders have done just this. As this yearbook goes to press, they are busy making arrangements for our last big events as seniors in M. H. S., Class Night, Baccalaureate, Commence- ment, and our New York trip. Here's Wishing all the success and happi- ness in the future to our deserving leaders of the Senior Class. Thanks again for everything. 8 . . . Monitor Staff. . . XX. Fms'r Row-M. Herman, Assistant Business Manager: H. Hassinger, Business Manager: N. Hermann, Editor-In-Chief: J. B M L Arb ast P Hornberger M Treaster J Kreighbaum THIRD ROW Griffith, Assistant Editor. Sncomm Row- . auser, . og , . . . . . , - G H k b F Er t, L. Walter, R. S. Osgood, B. Metten, E. Benner. H. Jones. FOURTH Row-D. Rowe, E. Benner, . ac en erg, . nes Renninger, P. Bowersox. -..gf M ly.- To the Monitor Staff , we say thanks for a swell job well done. And to the student body of M. H. S., we the Staff, want to say Thanks to you also for your cooperation in helping to complete our yearbook. Although this Monitor has been a class project, it is only made possible by the con- tributions of all students, because after all, it is a privilege to be a mem- ber of a specific class, but above all, it is an honor to be a member of the student body of Middleburg High School. 9 ii? mga? ,lg ,N ' ba. 9312, ' 7 . A J N Hemi f SJ Y 1 .... , 1 i 1? ,Q s - fs x :..:.a:,E: . 'T wxfG1?35i 9 2 3 ,F ff Y' ' S I -' Sings- E, LUCILLE DOBSON nereial Paxtonville, l'a. fl! Uh Il1rul 'ls' Chorus l-21 l . H. A, 2-33 :paper Stall' 4. FRONA ERNEST Commercial Middleburg, Pa. l ronu 7'hut's 1Iisglust1'ny Girls' Chorus 1-2-3: Mixed Chor- us 2-3-43 Newspaper Staff 3-45 Monitor Stall' 4. xy's ticket seller . . . owns wavy hair . . . usually sing- Ebert's star employee . . . Fond . . quiet but friendly. of a certain fellow . . . giggle box HELEN L. HASSINGER emic Middleburxl. Pa. s 1lolyI'ofuto nd l-2-Il-4: Student Conduetor strict liand 34-43 Orchestra l-2- Mixed Chorus 2-3-43 District is 43 Girls' Chorus l-2: Girls' 'nble 2-Il-4: Class Secretary 2: Treasurer il: Business Manag- ' Monitor 4: Class play 3-4: rian 3-fl: Newspaper Staff. nor roll student . . . fine so- , voiee . . . teased a lot . . . of the Air Force . . . always lx: . . . friendly personality. . . . good typist . . . nice person- ality . . . dependable. -L+iiMll' MIRIAM A. HERMAN Commercial Kreamer, Pa, Red Ullonest to Pete Class Treasurer 4: Mixed Chor- us 2-3-4: Girls' Chorus 1-2-3: Ath- letic Council 25: Class play 3: News- paper Staff 4: F. H. A. 2-33 Mon- itor Staff 45 Librarian 4. Redhead . . . Cork's better half' . . , flirtatious . . . handles lots of money . . . good student . . , Scl- dom serious. - !'f17ll I I ll' V ft - ' J ful, i LLoYn ERNEST Commercial Middleburxz. Pa. Tabby Whut'n f'00Ii'l7lfl ? Boys' Chorus 1-2-Il: Mixed Chor- us 2-3-43 Soccer 2: Class Play 3-4. Usually found at Iiraunans . . . one of Miss Madl's pet peeves . . pleasant . . . Fond of females. NANCY LEE HERMANN Academic Middlehurrz, Pa. Nun .1eap1'rs Girls' Chorus 1-2: Girls' Ensemble 2-3-4: Mixed Chorus accompanist 2- 3-4: Orchestra l-2-3-43 President 4: Band 1-2-3-4: Basketball l-2-3-4: Captain 4: Cheerleader 1-2-3-45 Dis- trict Chorus 3-4g Student Council Secretary-'1'reasurer 25 Vice Presi- dent 3: Librarian l-2-3-4: News- paper Staff 2-3-4: Editor of Mon- itor 4: Athletic play 1: Class play 3-4: String: Trio 2-3-4. Star basketball player . . . thinks McClure is pretty nice . . . good ac- tress . . . has a nice sense of hu- mor . . . excellent student . . . date bait. JoYcE LosE FISHER Commerrial Middleburil. Pa. Lv:4if ' Lf1ugl1, I fhouglll IW! 4Ifl ' Mixed Chorus 2-Il-4: Girls' Chor- us l-2-3: Newspaper Staff 3. The Mrs. of the rlass . . . Kohl' but not forgotten . . . good natureil . . . Fun-lovimz. PHYLLIS A. HoRNRERoER Commercial Middleburiz. Pa. Phil Nt1flll'llIlll Mixed Chorus 2-fl-4: Girls' Chorus l-2-3: Newspaper Staff 3-43 Moni- tor Staff 43 F. H. A. l: Class play 4. Enkaxred to Gene . . . always writing letters . . . good commer- cial student . . . loads of fun . . . talkative . . , usually found with Leanore, Y HELEN V. JONES Commercial Middleburg, R. D. ZS Jones1l Gee whiz Girls' Chorus 1-2-32 Mixed Chor- us 43 F. H. A. 1-2-32 Monitor Staff 4. Good student . . . bashful . . . . quiet about love life . . . fond of typing . . . pleasant. DOUGLAS J. ROWE Commercial Krcamer, Pa. Birdie Censored Mixed Chorus 2-3-43 Boys' Chor- us 1-2-33 Baseball 3-4. Norma's worst half . . . always arguing . . . likes to square dance . . . fond of his Chevrolet. Cowboy. I JAMES L. KREIGHBAUM Academic Middleburg, Pa. Jim Censored Band 1-2-3-43 Orchestra 1-2-3-4: Boys' Chorus l-2-31 Mixed Chorus 2-3-43 District Chorus 3-43 Class play 3-43 Class President 2-43 Mon- itor Staff 43 Key Club, 3-43 News- paper Staff 33 Soccer 1. Casanova and Romeo . . . army bait . . . Trimpey's super sales- man . . . loves to drive around. . . proud of his Mercury . . . more intelligent than he lets on. . . pop- ular. C. RICHARD Loss General Middleburg, R. D. 1 Dick Oh, shoot! Baseball 33 basketball 33 vice pre- sident of Class 3. Well liked . . . misses school oc- casionally . . . visits Sunbury fre- quently. . . fond of sports. . friend- ly. . . likes to argue. -Q24 M ire- I .nu 41-J- : Q-AL MJ.-H V 'm -f RANDALL E. SMITH GAR U NE N ER J. Agriculture Middleburg. Pa. Commercial Middleburg, Pa. Smitty Heels Pee Wee A uf shut up or Boys' Chorus 1-2-Q F. F. A. 1-2-3- 43 Vice President 3. Future Farmer . . . Naney's fu- ture hubby . . . usually sleeping . . . cowboy. . . proud of his Ford . . . easy going. I'll hit you Mixed Chorus 2-3-43 Boys' Chor- us 2-33 Band 1-2-3-43 Class Play R-43 Key Club 3-43 Soccer 33 Li- brarian 1-2-33 Baseball manager li- 43 F. F. A 1-23 Reporter 2: Orch- estra 4. Never quiet . . . fond of his girls . . . practical joker . . . Dan- gerous driver . . . Miss Bowersox's pet peeve . . . advertises Fords . . . well-liked. fi 3 5 2 we sv i F 2 S 2: WILLIAM CHARLES MAI Academic Middlebur Ch iris I dO7l,t I Mixed Chorus 2-3-43 Boys' us 2-33 Band 1-2-3-4: Class 3-4 QKQY Club 33 President 4 cer 2-33 Basketball manager Baseball manager 23 Basebal F. F. A 1-23 Librarian 2-33 S1 Council 3-43 Monitor Staff 4. Casanova . . . good actor . likes all sports . . . intelligen Pee Wee's pal . . . always si and joking. LETHA SPIGELMYER Commercial Paxtonvif Dutch ie Gee Zee Girls' Chorus ll-2-3: F. H. 2 Newspaper Staff 4. Always in Beavertown . . . ges dreamboats often . . . ly . . . popular with the boy source of latest information. ii E Bmvi-:RLY A. METTEN mie Middleburg. Pu. Holy I1tl7l7LlllL.'U .s President lg Mixed Chor- I-4: Girls' Chorus l-2: Orch- 3-4: Girls' Ensemble l-2-3-43 play 3-45 Librarian l-2-35 Librurinn 4: Monitor Stuff 4: mper Stuff 2-3: Editor of mper 4: l'resillent Athletie il 4. 's better half . . . quiet . . . ous . . . thinks of l'enn State intelligent . . . likable . . . xetress. I 0 a imdb - uf o ,I IGARET ANE TREASTER -rciul Puxtonville, Pu. ter Uh, ho's not right ' Chorus I-3: Mixed Chorus Student Council 1: Cheerlea- E-3-4: Class Secretary 4: Li- l 2-4: Class play 45 Business er of Newspaper 45 Monitor nys out for :L good time . . . cheerleader . . . fond of lille . . . studies hard . . . . -rsonulity . . . Gril'l s bettcr SAMUEL Oscoon NANCY L. POE RICHARD RENNINGER Agriculture Krcamer, Pa. Commercial Paxtonville. Pa. Commercial Puxtonville, 1,11 Sum Censored Poe Gee-zooic Renniny1er 'I'lmI's Tough F. F. A. l-2-3-4: Band 1-2-3-4: F. H, A. 25 Girls' Chorus I-2-3. Mixed Chorus 2-Il: lloys' Chorus Class President 3: Vice President 43 , I l 1-2-35 l . l . A. I: Newspaper 4 Soccer 3-4: Newspaper Staff 33 Pond 'lf thi' Navy - ' ' show Ur baseball manager Si. Monitor Staff 4: Class Play 3-4: the class ' I ' usually found tymluz' . . . Athletic Council 2. Km, Club 3,4 .... talkative . . . eute personality. Good artist . . . mee personnlltv ' ' ' . . . female shy . . . bnshful .' . Future Farmer . . . usually lat:- to school . . . runs taxi service at noon . . . girl conscious . . . easy goin! . . . friendly. I If --sl M ls-- WILLIAM M. WAGNER Lois VVALTER Agriculture Middleburg R. D. 1 Commercial Middleburi: R. D. 1 Willy Judas Priest Walter Shucl:s F. F. A. 3-4: Mixed Chorus 3-43 Girls' Chorus l-2-3: Mixed Chor- Athletic Council 4: Soccer 2-33 us 2-3-4: F. H- A. 1-2-3- Baseban 2'3'4' Ace candy salesgirl . . . willing Likes 311 gpm-15 , l , pleasant worker . . . future secretary . . . smile and personality . . . female QUIUY - - - Dlt'8SHht . - - Hood Stud- shy 'I . . . Rood typist . . . owncr of Cnt- dimples. easy going . . . good cook. MADELINE J. WALTER Commercial Middleburiz. Pu. CI'1l'fY1lI Gee 1ehiz Girls' Chorus 1-2-33 Mixed Chor- us 2-3-4: Girls' Ensemble 2-3: linnd 1: Head Lihruriun 4: Newspaper Assistant Editor Sig Editor 4: Cluss Treasurer 2: Class Secretary B3 Basketball I-2-3-4: Captuin 35 Cluss play 3-4: Monitor Stuff 4. One of the Clnss' engaged girls . . . fond of sports . . . always will- ing to help . . . lives to enjoy life . . . friendly . . . good student. Uh. w?Qf' C5 ,PG C5 bition Am State N a tu1'a :Q C8 Grievan t Pe I Fond of 8 dm N . Q I u - . n - I' - . I' 3 . S. 6 E3 U SL ,Q 'S as 3 S 5 as bo WS- H aah .ap Sa Q E 2 f-'U ,gm 'M ww 2,13 C6 '-' -as .M qgC'3.'iEQ.'g cup s-4 '1' O--' 'L' -5 C. 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Mr. Rittmiller-Our inventive genius. Mr. Robinson-Our intriguing personalities. Mrs. Schindler-Our accumulated days of Senior absences for a vaca- tion from six strenuous years as our advisor. Miss Stoddard-Our used books for the library. Mr. Tanner-Our ability to learn in Industrial Arts. Miss Winey-Our musical talent to make her chorus outstanding. Mr. Zimmerman-Our enthusiasm for sports and our cheerleading uniforms. Bill Musser-Our neat and clean home room. To the J uniors-Our ways of making money. To the Sophomores-Our ideas for dances and orchestras. the Freshmen-Our dignified manners. the Eighth Grade-Our intelligence. To the Seventh Grade-Our citizenship grades. We also bequeath the following: I, Leanore Arbogast, will my small feet to Mary Ann Kreighbaum, To To I, Eleanor Benner, will my temper to Nancy Fisher. I, Elwood Benner, will my driving ability to Jean Decker. I, Paul Bowersox, will my cooking and sewing ability to Martha Tischke. I, Lucille Dobson, will my natural curly hair to Dawn Kerstetter. I, Frona Ernest, will my dimples to Freda Hackenburg. I, Lloyd Ernest, will my perfect attendance to Robert Marburger. I, Guy Graybill, will my smile to Jimmy Kline. I, Jean Grifiith, will my way with Miss Bowersox to Shirley Peters. I, Richard Hackenberg, will my soccer playing ability to Harry Lesher. I, Gloria Hackenberg, will my shyness to Sandra Snyder. I, Helen Hassinger, will my singing ability to Mary Jane Erdley. I, Miriam Herman, will my blushing ability to Paul Ernest. I, Nancy Hermann, will my sense of humor to Marianne Pratt. I, Phyllis Hornberger, will my dark complexion to Elizabeth Athey. I, Helen Jones, will my quietness to Marian Attinger. I, James Kreighbaum, will my citizenship grades to Gene Stetler. I, Dick Loss, will my indifferent attitudes to Sally Stetler. I, William Mauser, will my good looks to Nancy Hackenberg, I, Beverly Metten, will my height to Joyce Bilger. I, Samuel Osgood, will my Ford to Mr. Rittmiller. I, Nancy Poe, will my happiness to Darlene Hubler. I, Richard Renninger, will my bashfulness to Jack Hestor. I, Doug Rowe, will my copying ability to Martha Kauffman. I, Randall Smith, will my farming ability to Harold Reich. I, Gary Snyder, will my way with women to Charles Spigelmyer. I, Letha Spigelmyer, will my big brown eyes to Ronald Dreese. I, Margaret Treaster, will my cheerleading ability to Carol Vought. I, William Wagner, will my baseball ability to Jerry Clark. I, Lois Walter, will my typing ability to John Runkle. I, Madeline Walter, will my diamond to Nancy Yerger. Signed and sealed this 25th day of May, in the year of our Lord, 1951. Senior Class of 1951. H :Bs I 15 QIHKWSW K , Y YA SMS X M if 1. G. Snyder 2. J. Kreighbaum 3. M. Walter 4. B. Metten 5. G. Hackenberg 6. D. Hackenberg Herman . Herman Arbogast Speigelmyer Benner N. Poe Osgood Graybill Benner Hornberger Bowersox Ernest M. Treaster H. Jones J. Griffith H. Hassinger L. Walter R. Renninger D. Rowe R. Smith W. Wagner L. Dobson F. Ernest B. Mauser Q nap ff2'gl1fig!zls . . . ,juss 0 Q! if-I I 'Wing .. K ' . A-, 2 E Q3 SSE ' '1w.,::,-Q, .- 1 . Y a.2a::1agf3 KY 9 I' if X4 Y ,. X my SM lllf lllf IIIH IIBH iw x if. SQ E N :Si F' . 'Au W3 4 Mgje.-LQWSSS . . . Class History. . . The class of '51 entered high school with a total of 40 members on our roll and we certainly were lost for about a week, but we finally digested some of the rules and regulations and settled down to work. Our first activity in our Freshman year was the Get-Acquainted So- cial which was held September 17 , 1947. Thus, eager to start our activit- ies, we elected our class officers. We we-re proud to have as our sponsors Mrs. Sara Schindler and Miss Mary Bowersox. We started our Sophomore year feeling much more confident than we did our previous year. We were very sorry not to see Miss Bowersox back with us. During this year, our class held many activities. Our biggest event was our Thanksgiving Dance with music furnished by Troutman's Orchestra. We began our Junior year with a bang! Our functions were varied and many, beginning with a Halloween Dance on October 31, 1949. A few weeks later came an important event of our high school career, the selec- tion of our class rings. After a bit of arguing be decided to order them from the Union Emblem Company. We also sold Peanut Crunch and choc- olate candy, which was one of our money making projects. Our class play, Crazy House, was an outstanding event and attended by many. Then on May 10, 1950, our Junior Prom was one of the most beautifully decor- ated and well-attended proms in the mistory of M. H. S., with music fur- nished by Howard Gale and his Orchestra. Our many thanks to every- one who helped make our dance a great success. We also received our pen- nants, dinks, and emblems at the end of our Junior year. Returning to M. H. S. for our Senior year, we were greatly disappointed not to see some of our former classmates. We now have a total of 31 in our class. Our first activity was to elect new officers- James Kreighbaum was elected presidentg Samuel Osgood, Jr., vice president, Margaret Treaster, secretary, Miriam Herman, treasurer. We presented our class play, Aunt Cathie's Cat, on November 17, 1950. During the Christmas Holidays, we held our annual Alumni Dance with music furnished by Mel Arter and his Orchestra. Then came the thoughts of graduation-graduation pictures, name cards, invitations, class colors, class motto, and class flower. We again found a very compe- tent leader in Mrs. Schindler, as she guided us through the last of our four hard years of high school. As this yearbook goes to press, we are thinking and planning of those last events at M. H. S., the J unior-Senior Prom, Graduation, and most of all, our trip to the big city of New York. Thanks again to everyone who has helped to make our days in Middle- burg High School happy and successful. 18 4 ,L . Q, vimf x X . .. . 9 x hm x :M-vs -1-as--3 -ff J' 4-' ff':fQ',,E.1g 22,52 . , N: J 11... 12:2-.'5 ,.x.. ,,x... . . .::. , , ff'fiC'F 59571 2 Qs? f , H , Q H, ,, h HP--.V , nn. 4, ,::, : :' FW' 1 E16 .En-A dum if N M M Nag? if ei M 1' aff W 1 R qv Q .4 W' 'I H, ,W ,W 1 My ' 0 gm, f,:: i1siZ2g.::4,.- f , x bf 5 ft ' V ' x av 1 . fs Y Awfu l -:G , A-, , mf Sw Q W Q L af w 'Q wa' N '-ell' ,iw FIRST Row-N. Sassaman, J. Kleinbauer, J. Reichenbach, G Stetler, M. Arbozast, J. Hester, G. Walter. U. Knouse, B Lziudenslager, Shirley Knouse. SECUND RoW4Miss Madl, Advisor: S. Peters, Secretary: M. Tischke, Treasurer: E. VanHorn. C Swope, J. Moyer, J. Osgood, S. VanHo1'n, H. Hassinger. THIRD Row-J. Decker, Presidentg D. Kerstetter, A. Sankey, B. Sharadin L. Musser. N. Yerger, J. Swope. FOURTH ROWfN. Erdley. M. Attingcr, Vice President: R. Gemberling, J. Runkle, A. Good, G Hall, H. Walter, M. Pratt, J. Boyer, P. Fisher. -elf M Junior lass H istory The Juniors began the year with 37 members. Since then, we lost 3 members including LeRoy Musser who is serving in the Armed Forces. We sponsored a Halloween Masquerade Dance for the Student Body on October 27, 1950. The music was furnished by The Collegiansf' and the dance was enjoyed by all. The Sale of Peanut Crunch and Mints was a tremendous success in the month of November. On December 6, we presented our assembly program in which the members of the class depicted the months of the year. We also paid tribute to the men in the Armed Forces by singing the Service Songs. Our Class play on March 30, was a great success because of the co-operation of the entire class. Our Junior Senior Prom was the biggest hit of our school year. Everyone en- joyed himself and we are all looking forward to our Senior year at M. H. S. We wish the present Seniors lots of luck in the future. 20 N f if-59 if 555. 644 'il- gk. 1' ' -f ,.,':, f 1 'zass .1 FIRST Row--J. Avkley, E. Amboy. N. D1-umhullm-. J. -d1.Eb.NTf' x i Fisher, L. Kratzvr. M. Ernest, R. Bloom, Mr. Robinson. cl- Y' 4 visor. Sl-JCQND R0w4N. lilichman. C. Hummel. li. Bateman. M. Inch. M. Bingaman. Sccrvtaryg lj. Hilbcrt, P. Bonner, Vic1:YQ:'e- '- fy df-nt. Tlllmi Row----F. Huckn-nbc-rg, J. Kratzvr, IJ. Benner, D. Haukunbe-l'H. J. Clark, R. Feltman, J. lireun, H. Harmon. Fu .liTi's' . Row---N. Hummvl, G. Hackm-nbm'pz, G. Hall. L. Hulxlvr, S. Fisher. R. Fenstorbush, Troasurerg J. Fegluy. M. Hassimzur. KE Q. X X. 4 'il z lik li 4 --+24 M Eff- 'Q Q Kp Ez, .l- FIRST Row--J. Kline, C, Sprcnklu. M. Rivl1arclS, ll. lluso, M. Watts. S. Roimcrt. N. Miller. N. VanHorn. Miss llowursux. Ad- visor. SECUND Row fJ. Millor. E. Narohnod. S. Waltvr. l. Zerhmun, M. Walter. S. Walter. P. Wenrich, A. Kuhns. Tllllill Row-- M. 'l'iU.lu. F. Straub. E. Wcnrivh. D. Zvvhman. R. Musscr, li. Knouse. A. Tittle, C. Vuught. President. L S. f3. .f'X f'X f3 fx inf 1 ' rpm. un... umm ,w . mn lf: 'mln ' lf--un, - - an' .Q-I mwofueflrf. wma fkelmuvawfbamfv ,lvgwxrf ww: is Um l Ill' un ammo un um u1HH11a mllIlIIv nu nu vlllllm Illf' lllnvl1l1II11 f11IHlI114ul L 2 Y W L ff l Sophomore as 71 f ' f Lb Class H zstory At the beglnnlng of th1s school term smlles were VlS1bl6 on the faces of all our f1ftV elght students Our float The Old Woman IH the Shoe won first prxze thls year for bemy, th funnlest float 1n the Halloween parade Every float the 10th grade has entered ln the past parades has taken a first prlze N0 other class can make that statement' The Thanksgwmg Party and Dance spon sored bv our class was verv successful A feature movle The Tundra was presented to danclng Many comphments were recexved by us on our assembly program presented Januarv 10th Everyone agreed that lt was one of the most or1g1nal programs th1s year We ordered our class rlngs ln November and for the past few months have been patlently awaltlng then' arrlval We the Sophomores salute the Senlor class for the excellent work they haxe done for the past four years' 5' p W E 'SMF 99 ev: H 'U Class of 19 3 A by my im, tvfalg-'YL f'Xf x X,,f'xf'X 'XfZV 'XJf N! 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S3 .Q fu. .jf-'.... 04.071 MW.. 23 is - :::::: 2 ::::::: 5 : E 3. n. 21.451, ' + E 'ESL fa J W 'hull ffefildarpf Ni me -ssh 43? y, ,vi lfsllsssrlnrl- will ilrlalssslllnnn 01111111111 'llllrv 4-lznssszllwf dllllllln QUEEN will f Iv img, M Qgm , .. A,.: .,A., VA AA.A ..A4 . . A,,..A ,, 3 W r li - W5 , Exif' Fife-9h man ss a we ' . YQ s- Class H zstory l . if . j The class of '54 entered the doors of M. H. S. R lffff on September 1, 1950. It has been the largest 1 Freshman Class to enroll in Middleburg High l' . : School. We have 67 students in the class. 155 'Q ' We elected three sets of officers, one for the I is , yggf entire class and one each for 9A and 9B. 23332323 -'N K i Our Get Acquainted Party was held Octo- f , - E ber 6, in the high school gym, with a very fine attendance and all members enjoyed games and refreshments. ai, We entered a float, The Queen of Hallow- ' ' QQ. een, in the Middleburg Parade and won a wb ' - I prize for originality. A valentine skit was pre- j W Q sented by our class as an assembly program on EJ February 7, and enjoyed by the student body. MQ' ' U Our class is Well represented in extra-curric- M9 pf, ular activities and we feel sure that by the time we are Grand Old Seniors of M. H. S. our . .wiv , . . . legal'-it FM, A of .l auggpfi--Q class will have star athletes, T. V. musicians, ky, J Aff' gifted orators, noble statesmen, and all distin- We guished honor roll students. M .,...,...... .,.... . .,......... ..,..,.............. . . .... - ,..,... . .....,,. . .... . ....,.,,,..,..,,..,...........,,. .. ,...... ...... s .. .,.,,.. . ...,... ...... .,..., ,.... ,...q.,q,o y s , y Class 0 f 1 9 4 , , ffl QDt,.s..a,i,..p .N so i t 25- E FIRST ROW, -W. Hackenburg, Sem-re-tary: R. Klose. R. Rowe, P. Long, G. Sharadin. C. Fisher, J. Herman. L. Pratt, J. Erdley. I Erm-st. Sl-:COND ROWffR. Hester. R. Fisher, J. Barnett, M. Dunka-lbel'gex'. P. Bingaman. C. Jorstad. S. Stetler. J. Snyder, -asurer: D. Runkle. Mr. Tanner, Advisor. THIRD Row4S. Musser. C. Landis, S. Snyder. R. Watson, R. Kessler. D. Roush, M, Mussur. S. Wagner. FUURTH ROW--D. Hubler, Vice President: C. Troutman. R. Swinefnrd. D. Dunkolhergur, J. Ulsh, C. W. M ssc:-. R. Marburprer, President: E. Mitchell, M. Kaufman. --el. lg. .- 'il M li' Eighth Grade Class History Our seventh grade activities began by presenting a home room demonstration for the Student Council party. Our portrayal of the Jolly Jerry Body Snatchers won us a third prize of 35. Our party the week of Thanksgiving with games and refreshments was a great success. At our assembly program with the F. F. A. and F. H. A. we pre- sented a one act play, His First Shave. This play, along with Make Room for Rod- ney, another one act play, was given in an evening performance for the public. We re- ceived many favorable comments and added some fine gate receipts to our treasury. We were proud to have had such an activity. Once again we entered M. H. S. This time as eighth graders. We had a new adviser, Mr. Tanner. At the Student Council party we presented a scene in a gambling casino. Our float, an Indian scene, won second prize in the Halloween Parade for being the sec- ond most funny float. Our class party on December 1, 1950, with movies, games and refreshments, was a great success. We presented our assembly Thursday, February 22, with an amateur hour, playlet about Washington's later life, and The Valley Forge Jamboree. The Eighth Grade is looking forward to four more happy years in M. H. S. Seventh Grade lass History The Seventh Grade began this academic school year with thirty-four pupils under the sponsorship of Miss Jane L. Stoddard. During the year we added two new students which now makes an enrollment of thirty-six students. The Seventh Graders have participated in the various school activities. They pre- sented a skit, The Little Red School House, for the Student Founcil party early in the fall. They were pleased to think that they won second prize. ln the Halloween Parade they won a prize for 9525.00 for their Peter, Peter Pumpkin Eaten' Float. They also enjoyed putting on a Thanksgiving Assembly for the student body. The Seventh Grade wishes the seniors the best of luck in their future years. -MMP- l msT Row---Miss Stoddard, Advisor: G. Klvinbauer, G. 'l'rc-ssh-r li, Spigr-lmyr-r, M. Klinxzler. J. Petr-rs, J. Eiclinmn, I.. Inch, li Heslm' Slf:m'oNp Row-S. Kessler. J. liilger. IJ. Gvmbcrling, D. Rvimlrd, R. Sankvy, Vice Prvsids-nt: R. K1-ssh-r, J. Ackurson, S Mitchell. 'l'ilmn Row--Y. Haw, J. Kauffman. l.. Kratzer, H. Miller. R. Hall, V. Harmon, P. Mussel-, R. Arbogast, IJUUIKTII Row S. Hlr-tl. S. lrinmpey, It. Iil'lllLC, P. Long, l'i'esid4-nt: R. Kirlin. li. Walter. J. Hummel. M. Mussvr, 'l'rvasul'el'3 Missing- 141. Snssa main. Svc-1-1-ta1'y. B e 4 SEATED-H. Walter, S. Fisher, B. Bateman, R. Feltman, D Hackenberg, G. Snyder, J. Kreighbaum. STANDING-M. Binga man, Suc1'ctzu'yg G. Stctler, Vice President: Dr. Marburger. W. Mauser, President: Mr. Fulker. J. Runkle, R. Fm-nsturbush. T1'easurul' .. iii M 539 ,- District Orchestra - Middleburg April 12, 13, and 14, 1951 My V V K --.M ..-. mek- ,A , ff . Y -I .43 .E .vez : 1 -..- : V. 111 13- ..,... . ','- -.1 ,z-,i-.EH ,.,. .,.,. ., VW, ,-,, Q WW :VMS ,, .,: -. , Aqiwm .. Y we 1' Q 1.4 I M eg wx 5 4 I Q Q 'N Q1 ,-wx , 1 ' 'ik K f , Y , fi? Q- .W H ' ' . Y 1 XP I S V V Ad . f ' 'N naw, ,few g , f ,.,,,M,v 1, ! 5 H7 ' , v-..- 1 i f-ff ,--- - ,W X. , A Wm A W 52? f-MM, -wx., 45 w 314515 my 5 A gfpx x Hx, HWJ i f f if - S' 5 5, ,, M in ' 1 Egg? 'Q' Q 4' N. A . W V ,.: ,.., , ,,., , ,Qi 1 97 , 1 Q-KQ'a3?9ff-1-A '. L if 5 ,fs 'P 1 5 Y 4 4M w3.,a- R , w ffbff Q A w, 'g Wf' 1 f- fwfz 1 fr V Aa NH nw, Y lflxcsir Huw l.. Spiyr--lnmyvxx I.. lllrm-st. H, J-mm. fltnwmnu R1-xx Im Iurm--Q. N. l'm-. I.. Ar-lmgusl. l'. I-Ln-nlwrgx-1'. lllllur Run ll. lhnningn-V, Ii. Smith. G. Snyrla-1', lVl. 'l'l'vz1wtv1'. I 0l'H'1'll Iiuw .I. Grillith. Ib. liuww. G, Grzlyhill, I.. Ilnlwmm. IC. 144-nm-1'. S'l',xNI Xml Mxw Iimvn-Imax. .-X1lx'isul'1 IC. IL-nm-r. I'. Iimxwrwvx. M. H4-r'm:ln, fi. Hzxvlu-lxlu-mr. I.. VV:ult-'l'. i1fM?? ' Science Department Nivfr: li. lVl:xuwl', S. Osmm-ml. ll. Hzu-lu-rwln-1-px, Il. Hmm. lmum. NIV. Iiitinmillmz 1Xdx'isn1'. 4 Sl'l l'lN1: .I. Swnpn-, A. Gund. M. 'I'iwhkv. H. Wzxlu-V, G. W':11l4-1 H. livin-lm, J. Runlclu. G. Sn-L14-1: STANlmlN:m:f -Mrs. SrhimlIm'. .Ml H1-rm.lnn. H, Hu-silmrn-l'. li, M1-Hmm. I.. l'1l'm'4l. li, lh-nm-I1 -I. Krviul L g 1 . . ' V2 Va W .An A W' Q iam www Vi x ff E: .ii V .ily Q 'Q' ...an E N, Millm-V, M. Hussim.!0l'. J. Milln-V, I . Struuln, I . I'I1u'k1-lxlu-Viz. J. Kmtzm-l', IC. HilIu'l't, G. Hzl1'kx-IIIM-Viz, .I. Avkls-y. M. Iiivllzlrnlw, N. Humnn-I, I.. Imm-. M. Iflrm-sl, J. Iirm-mx. A. 'l'iltl4-. A. Kuhns. IC, Nslwhnud, N. I'Iivhnml1. N. Ilrunmllvllvr, I.. K1':l1z1-r. S. Rvilmwi. Mrs. Sc-huvk. Mrs. I'IrfIln-y, Miss I'II'l'Sft'l'. ' -'fi M if ' H FIRST ROW -N. V:1nHm'n, C. Vumzht. Som: I.--:uh-l'3 IJ. Kvrstol- ' ' ' tvr. I'n-simlurmtg J. Krntzvr, Il.-pm'tor, R. Gm-nxln-rlimz. 'l'rn-usuror. Sl-34'0Nl1 ROW M'ss I 4-rstn-x', Advisur: M. Hassimzl-r, Svvlw-tzll'y: H. Hussinpzm-l', PHl'IIilYh0Ilf.1lI'I2ll'lj I'. Ik-nlwr, Vivo l'r.-sirh-nl: I.. K4-ish-V. Ii. Hill I wrt. Tunum Row---N. Ilrumhvlh-r, IC. Athcy, S. Pm-tors, J. Dc-L-km-r, I.. liingamnn, G. Vusarins. I-'uulwll Row I Gran-hill, N, Y.-1-gm-, N. Sussumun, S. Hzxrkonln-rg. Ii. Hs-rmun, IJ. Krumvr. FII-'Trl R0wfN. Eichmzm. li. Hartman, M. Kln-inluuu-r. I.. Horn- lwrfzq-r, IJ. Klimz--r, N. Spin-kln-r. SIXTH Row-N. Osguud, S. Inrh, M. Krvighhnum, Ii. Watts, G. Numa. M. I.1-she-r. Slew-:N'rll Row, 'I' glllL'l'S. I.. Wilson, J. H1-rlvstm-r, M. Curnuln, E. lbrumhvlh-r. A. I,I'llTT1I'lt'IIl'I'. EIGIITII Iluvv-WJ, Swup.-, .I. S4-Imimll--r. M. Watts, .l, I'. MII:-y, I fx . .fy 12 Z QI :Q ' frf' f : .1 X r T' Fx 0 71: K, ., G .19 S. Miivhvll. I. 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Arbogzast. J. Griffith, M. Treastc-r, P. Hornberfzcr, J. H1-stor. IJ. HL-nm-r. J. Moyvr. D. Hackenbf-rfz, R. Knousv, G. Graybill, L. Lose. N. Hummul. M. Watts, E. Hilbert, J. Kratzer. J. Klein- lmuur, J. Erdlvy, Miss Wim-y. THIRD ROWfU. Knouse. M. Hassinger. S. Knouse, P. Fishcr, G, Hac'lu-nberg. N. Erdluy, S. Van- Horn, E. Wonrich. J. Clark, R. FL-nsterhush. G. Snyder. President: G. Hall. R. ML-isser. L. Mussvr, G. Hackvnba-111. H. Jones. N. Ym-rgur. J. lirvon. H. Harmon. FOURTH RoWfD. Ke-rstetter, A. Sankey, J. Decker, Secretary: R. Gemberlinfz, E. liennvr, J. Fog- lvy. C, Vouxzht. li. ML-ttvn, B. Sharadin, J. Kreighbuum, Treasurerg H. Waltcr. S. Fishp-r. A. Good. G. Hall, J. Runklv. H. Hussinger, M. Pratt, J. Boyer. J. Swopv, S. Walter, P. Wenrich. -elli M Egg..- E Miss Winn-y. Dircctur: N. Sassamzxn, N. Hm-mann. J. GriHith, P. lie-nner. J. Decker. li. Mc-tt:-n, M. Pratt. H. HRSSlllEL'l', M, Attimzvr, M. 'Visa-hkv. J. Erclley. Absunt: C. Vought and J. Rvichenbach. K , . , 1 R gm ffl . 5 J K i x V Kai X X, Q1 K f Q HX X A I 5 5 i f Q3 if ni. sg: gig, G 'Q' A T I Q X ff v 25 4 s 5 'Z A ...,,,.MW,.W,.,.m.,m X W..-.. mAx,,,m,,W,., 1- A,AxM, Q .M W..-.. , Mm? vwg,-TQ fm! , 53517, LN gb f A 1 1 .5 , .1 Q ggq , K f 45, , 'kif . . X viw af -. A I A X Y Sports fr .-f.,,1.,,,f wr I V k Q Q 1 55. ALMA MAYER C-f.f,f7Q5,JMgqGQiJ,1?ci 1.M-1:-p-p..L-.5- - - .. -r. yur 7--All .fo to ywv' Pf'I-M mane uillekr In ffve. S'l,.u Iuglg-eff 01.11 .LmL,.faLmfrl P12413 Uh-ly -fnq loy-6l- Tr, and up yew hu- urs In 1-IJT how or -iv me quid ana bug, A: ear-nes? SW- Jtwb Shin +5.9- 'CJUJ-V-'TlJ,,.1J,gl il an may S14 a high .ulmlmhbe af-hug-mm:mJrf-4,.f, 1-A. hs-If 1' lor ind on 11.1, filu GF .rrvru Fair pby will be ur X - fLC13HIJ.4J If JJVJI fy, ,QM .fo 'fkrovyl-our -the year: :Jig gy-Q' nizrg our Jayco: cry AM uhm +A: hi-tim? Jchdk an bra-Aga -ro 1-ttf oN M - H- A 'C rVlLfJ.ft,flJJrVl J-my fr har-ry Nik mp-I Jayf. 5'-ng.: filhluifh uarne'l-fhv'.fa- S W' 'NK I' 'M'-1 Hr mfr. prw-in-1 z-r-.sur rv -PCf'lTT FJ HH 'GVJr'ff1lJJV3-'J as--no knife wi-fb yur-J--hue -rv Al-Jfpbvq Hifi.. 7' fgg Tift Lark have 3 Cllvr FW NiJ'Jle-bvq Hiyk RIMRDL! 75,47- -Q25 4.f3'f7i'1?f'T'7 if 'f JA- HI, 1,35 ,g,,fqA4,'K'i VA -2 . I X -4.5 I JU. J K-t -M T AL. , X 1 1 LEFT 'ro RIGHT-M. Pratt, M. Erdley, . xa zex, . reas , Co-Captaing N. Hermann, Co-Captain: G. Snyder, C. Voug , , Lb , M. Kreighbaum, N. Osgood, H. Walters, absent. -.,JiA,.'kj'm3fL1,',ih L ' 'a . Q i FIRST RIUVVVL. Hvstur, Assistant Mzlnzuzm-V: IJ. .I1Ilmsun. ll. lfvlt- mun, G. Hull, G. Hull, J. H4-stur, Captain: P. Ihnw-nw-lx, I.. Nnrlllwlxl, li. Wultn-V, M. lnvh. li. H1-sim: Assistant Mnnulrur. SPICUNII Iiuvvfffll. Hzu'kcnl1ln'1:, A. Gund, Il. Hawk'-nlnlrgl. S. Uv: :vnn el. J. Vlark. .l. linnklu, R. Knuuw. M. Arlunzust, I . Sim-imlimr, IS, Shurzulin. 'l'llII:Il RHW Mr. Zimmm-rnmn. l'n:u-Il: H. H1114-nlzm. M1111- :nm-r: H. L1-sha-V, W. liunkh-, K. Kuhns. li. Wultn-r, Ii. lfk-xwtm'lxml1. Munuuur. , 915 M .sag , Hump: TU FIRST HAS!-I -G. Snydm', sm-nim' nmlmgrm-1-1 li. Namllv-r. IS. Wuxzm-r, J. Usxzuud, Ii, Shurzulin. li. Kulms. uxsietanl man- :urmz I4'ms1' IMS:-1 'ro Sr-:MIND HAS:-:-F. Ifvngtm-lmslm, I.. Nm-nhnld, D. Johnsun, If. Su-imlinpz, J. R.-in-h. Srzconzlv HAM: 'rn '1'u1mw lusrz Mr. Zimmvrrmnn, i'mu-hz I.. Mitvhvll. H. Lf-shor, H. Wf-ik:-1, L. Kuhns, A. Guml. 'I'lmm BAM: 'rn Hmmm- S. lfiqlu-1-, .I. Rumkh-. J. Ii:-nur, S. Owguurl, Il. Ruwm-. 'I'. W1-nrivh. R. Loss, :md D. Hum-km-nlu-ry: wa-rv uhsm-ni. 53. - fl f if gf . J mf f y-..s M5 J Q K x . , li 1,,.: ? i w . Q Y , 1 , q . Y . W .K xx 'gif' QA 2 Q '-...Riffs x 5 N g Q-965.004, 12. NQIQA A a v enum 4,4 A.. kk K a., Q'-fb, ...Shia f 8' ., Jgz Wig, ,: ' 5 .'..'. ' 'L RONNIE FELTMAN forward .5 .4 ' Sai i 1 x..,.,. d ddd i ii A H 7 X Q d d nr d 5 5 ' 53 5 3 Bi '1A:P , 'F f Q Q',. 1 , A f :.' .1-Q '-',' f -' ,.,. 1 4- 2 ' '-'- : ' -3 . .L - : id S 1-one GENE STETLER d 5 1 Forward 2 5 PAUL Bownnsox -ww-r . E Center EL . 3 5 is 5 ,f E 3 Q 32 i 1' - ies A ff L W x ,QQQ .Q J V R V .V ,,,. NW ii X XQWY '.'. E E fi E .: ' H 1 4 - E A Q-Q'fS- TEDDY WENRICH , d C8'l'Lt6'l' iv: ' UBUSHEYH FENSTERBUSH Guard 4-me JACK HESTOR Guard FRONT Row-M. Bingaman. R man, J. Hester, R. Fensterbush, P. Bowersox, S. Fisher, G. H Wenrich, D. Zechman. D. Hack! G. Stetler. B oys E Varsity az fi? . X gfx L f il? 48 X ' A7 -5, N ww STERLING FISHER . 'vm . 'W m fi Center X .V 5 :Z ' W . ' il , 3 Y wiwi- .. fi K 9 VIQ X w QQ A A X Q. A Rf R . N.. . R . f t x if-v xi 'gf til, . in , w k.. . g M B-'P J K ., 'PW . EX . . EQ 2 sf . SWK? 2 . W1 . 2 ,:.:, ,fy LARRY N ORNHOLD Forward fy img: A . ' 1: if Q X 1 'fs . X .if ' 4-CK' BOB HESTOR 'E Guard S i 5 'I 2 5 i ,N x X' 5 '23 .:f ,. ' ' '- ----' '- 1 ' K 1 f X X X 2 :- .-1? , 'K , .... R E - ..., .- , '- f , M f ,RRRR 1 .fa g R RR Q . , w i Z um .: - in fi? .555 in E. LW' Row-B. Mauser, Manager: L. ij G lllv H . H. Leshor, w. Runkle, R. Hes 5 Nornhold. cn-Capt.: A. Musser, 4 . g ART MUSSER mme-rman, Coach: D. Johnson ...rf 'W' Cent L.: I.. Mitchell, R. Kuhn. P. ., f - .41 cr 7. Ernest, A. Good, Manager: J. , Mmm.. , g,g,, ' -4' 13. Xp 5, DEE,' JOHNSON -W-v Guard f HARRY LESHER tetbclll. . . if rnim' High Bmw , ATTINGER Right Forward . .. .,.,,. . N Q3 q - v I BUBBL.f:s QQ-K o 'f ' Left Forward R 50.2 'X 5 'A - P 'F x X X 5 Q1 Q xx 'Nj Ny .K M as f 5 o X 3 .W-M ver HWVW' go, 'f-fm SHIRLEY WALTER Center Forward FnoN'r Row-N. Hermann, Co M. Walter, M. Attinger, Co-Cal Pratt, P. Wenrich, S. Walter, M er, B. Watts, Manager. k K f ' f 1 MARIANNE PRATT Right Guard f GY! - 5: Q x , ml .1 I5 if I fi 3 X ix.. . 3 r , Q X, K fi. 5 S N Wi.. ' Low-E. Benner, Manager, G. X aff! V. Miller, S. Inch, M. Klein- 1' ' 1. Osgood, M. Watts, J. Feg 7' -5 3 lreighbaum, P. Benner, H. Try, 2 is ' gf fer, Miss Stoddard, Coach. 75 'r 'vi 5 :gas 4 5 Zi is 1 L' -G fi A i b I l G Q e J o o c N NANCY HERMANN Center Guard 'XL F CRUM WALTER Left Guard iw' ' Senior lass Play AUNT CATHlE'S CAT What is more spine-tingling than a spooky old mansion that has been shut up for a long time? Especially when two refined maiden ladies with their two attractive nieces and dumb-dora maid decide to rent the place unaware that anything mysterious is going on. When the real estate agent takes his prospective renters over the house to show it, two queer, rough- looking men scurry across the stage carrying the bloody-faced body of a man. A strange white-faced woman dressed in black appears on the stairway, but disappears wheen she hears people coming. The ladies decide to move in at once. And then the excitement begins. One of the nieces is alone in the living room reading on the sofa when the black-clothed woman appears and advances to- ward her stealthily. The girl screams and faints. Her aunts rush in but fail to find the intruder. Bill Pryor - - Miss Jane Trimble Miss Cathie Trimble Margaret Trimble CAST Dorothy Trimble - - Marcia Garcia - Jose Garcia - A Gas Man An Officer - - Mr. David Brent Elizabeth Pryor Tilly Pitts - Miss Walker .L8 Miss Cathie decides to go down into the cellar to feed her pet cat which she had put there when they first came. She fails to return. Groans are heard. The cat caterwauls. A policeman is sent for. He goes down and brings up the unconscious form of Miss Cathie who has received a blow on her head. He reports hav- ing seen a grave. Pandemonium breaks out. Who is going to be murdered? Finally at the height of their terror, the solution comes and the whole mysterious business is cleared up. A romance develops between one of the nieces and the personable young realtor. But more sur- prising than anything is another, unforseen romance which is disclosed at the end. - - Bill Mauser - Helen Hassinger - Beverly Metten Phyllis Hornberger Nancy Lee Hermann - Eleanor Benner - Gary Snyder - - Lloyd Ernest - - Sonny Osgood Jimmie Kreighbaum -, Madeline Walter - Margaret Treaster - Leonore Arbogast Play Snaps J -1325? l Emi. i f Q55 3-fmi 2 ww sn-4 -Si? -I is, ,lv35,' , I X Junior Class Play - Class of 1951 CRAZY HOUSE CAST OF CHARACTERS Mrs. Asphasia Beldinker - - - Bee Beldinker - See Beldinker - Laura - - Grandma Dimity Aay Beldinker - Jonathan Q. Pypuss Dick Charles - Suzy Kloppenhauer Launcelot Beldinker Peter G. Fillup - Signor - - - -..ggi M gy- Helen L. Hassinger - Beverly Metten Nancy Lee Herman - Madeline Walter Miriam Herman - - Bill Mausesr - - Lloyd Ernest Jimmie Kreighbaum - Eleanor Benner - Samuel Osgood - Gary Snyder Elwood Benner Junior Class Play - Class of 1952 HONEY IN THE HIVE Wilbur Maxwell Betty Lou Maxwell Connie Maxwell John Maxwell - Janet Maxwell Bernadine Smith Suzanne Coday - Arthur Coday - Mr. Coday - Mrs. Coday Mr. Davis Mrs. Davis - Mrs. Allen - - Radio Announcer Roger Coday - CAST OF CHARACTERS John Runkle - Marian Attinger - Jean Decker Harold Walter - Marianne Pratt - Martha Tischke - Joan Reichenbach - - Gene Stetler - Allan Good - June Swope James Osgood - Anna Sankey - Dawn Kerstetter - Junior Moyer - Jack Hestor Prompters-Janet Kleinbauer, Shirley Peters. Directresses-Jane L. Stoddard, M. Louise Madl, UQEWQCRUQ MSR Wx PROM COURT Queen-Arlene Carnahan King-Fred Hestor Maid-of-Honor- Evelyn Speiclier Ladies-in-Waiting- Vonnie Runkle, Charlotte Steininger, Betty Erdley Trumpeters- Mike Herman, Dick Bilger Flower Girls-Betty Straub, Lynn Mitchell Crown Bearers- Carol Metten, Jimmy Knepp Gift Bearers-Peggy Neifert, Rodney Snyder TOWZ Name-Prom of 1950 Date-May 10, 1950 Time-8.00 to 12.00 P. M. Scene-Garden of Memories Orchestra-Iloward Gale Jllvnzorivs The students and friends of M. H. S. danced among pink and white flowering dogwood trees, Hecked with lighted firefiies, to the music of How- ard Gale's Orchestra. The paths were lit by Chinese lan- terns, and refreshments were served from a colorful patio. We hope The Garden of Memories will retain pleas- ant thoughts of M. H. S. Middleburg Grade School Q-nw -W M--A--P ,Yi A , ay mimi: ,aa Vbzi W J 'ff ffm: T N A ,gy , Q MW, h 41 ff-if . im flaw las '1- L - 1 -.... ,. WG 2: 1 'fa' M , , ? A L, 4.55: W ' ' an K 5990 Q-- S W WEE, ..,. WJQQ ---- ' Q .,,. - 5 qt: A Ei I k a ' w-mwwmWf Q M EQVWEMEVA : N, ef .. Q, f., 211 fr it 3- .,g.: ,T we KW? 4 ff , K ':'.- b 4 Y ik? 5335 Q,, Qiiieas 3.55 Q - m 3 ij ,QQ ,Q 52 Sr 1 5 y S ff 5 X iw sf W , .,., E xi Q Y ' x x 'ix -H-s E ', if Q. Q if gi 'YP 3, gf Q E 1 K fm ik we T fa Q Q B I .sw 2 gi M , ,P -ww W, HTZFZF 2 1 Q A f 3 ,K .fa ii 3 wF' .mhni ik ,.......- ,.,..-., -, ' -, Q if A M f W if glib! ii. , ff' ga: . i as 5 5 .Dx A ,Q 4,5 Av gg, - Q f Af' K-N , V V 'W 4.9 ,,,.,,,. FIRST Row-J. B4-tsker. P. NL-ifurt. D. Hainus. Il. lim-hman. D. Kauffman, A. Spigvlmycr. Sl-ICUNII Row-J. Steininpzer. J. Le-ph-y, G, Klnsv. li. Estes. E. Mussvr, L. Erway, H. Manxzle, J. Hvim, P. Bllllg, H. Walter. THIRD R0wfC. Auf-km-r, C. Pulnn. T. Hur- munn. E. Sassaman, B. Svhurk. D. Snyder. R. Straub, D. Reichcnbach. B. Wage-nscllcr, P. Steiningcr. -.-:ff M Egg..- FIRST ROWfJ. Sampscll, G. Good, J. Uhurlirk, R. Lung. E. Charles, J. Le-sher, S. Swopv. D. Kauffman. E. '1'ruvclot. SEC- UNIV Row-J. Hook, L. Rcimvrt, S. Arbogast. J. Kuhn. J. Ernest, C. Hoffman. C. Dunkelburger, R. Mitchell, P. Walter. TIIIHII Row T. Mille.-r. F. Moyer, L. Dif'fenderf'e1', T. Hackonberg, D. Minnier, S. liickhart. C. Steininfzer, D. Snyder, D. Nnrnholzl. ,ff I-'INST Rowf-A. Trrrutmzln, J. Kloinluuu-r. II. Smith. U. Gln-dhill. R. Mita-hvll. C. Slwunklo, I.. Walt:-V, ID. IIIIILZZIHHIII, .I. Kloso, J. Klimzlvr, I'. Snydm-V, T. Libby, A. Hm'nIxm1:or. SI'N.'UNIP Row-N. Midcllo.-sw:n'tI1, 'I'1-zlclu-rg S. Imnyz, G. Hn-im, J. Slruuln, H. N4-ifcrt. I.. Hummvl. M. Wins-y, N. Garmzm, I.. Huar, M. Nvimzln, D. Auvkm-r. C. Iivtzm-r. -..Qi M IQ..- FIRST ROWfW. Fuylor, li. I4'z1yIm'. J. Svlmlvyzul, Ii. Millvr, Ifl. I Minnier, R. Waltvr. IZ. Moyer. C. Hainus, K. Landis. Sl-:4'uNn Iiuw N. Jordan. N. Iiis'khart, R. Iiilm-l', C. Troutman. M. Hermann, C. Iiowcrsox, M. Runklv, D. Hm,vI'I'mun. C. Iivnnc-r. 'I'lllluv limv f -J. I'IrdI1-y. I . Hall. M. Schuvk, C. Flutvhvr, IC. Nvimzm, V. Kuhns, L. 'l'1'awitz. IJ. Iiowvrsox, I.. Shzlmory, Mr. Millward. I 0lVIiTIl Row W. Vmuzht, H. Walter, P. Robinsun. I.. Faylur, A. Dulnkvllwlizm-x'. C. Wzlltvr. J. I.:-she-r. G. IIic'khzn't. C. Win:-y. F? 'Www I S 'XS X w W . f .,., ....., 1 5 6 f X X X , , K X W Mum WX -uw. X' 7 gf ,,g, . -X 1 ,X X SX Q M 'li X 1 X mf fm A35 5 as 3 ' jg ' . N xx 7 ff? nf iii, X 2 rg X I ' -wxx X gg? . W 1 M J X ,. X -MX . mm . ww A K, X ' ,gi X. Nw if X .K X 5 K Q A 'Y x x ff ' f. R M .. . - ff W X lA 3 W in , ,ff uv V ' , fy 3 LA .. Q .X . X, k - 1, ' -5-,Mvx , Q 3.5 :f iX:: X xg f V .N Ji-' k , np K X m :SX QQ SX Q igggf fi' Tiff 32 . gf 5 Q 2 ' ' 4: . , . M ' . 1, ax f' x A XSD A me Aw iffy .QL X X 1 mm fg:X i -. 2 , X, , ,N Z- . , if A if -N Q , - 7 ' Q 1 we is .y- S2525 Ski , f mm -. XXXX Ebgimglif X' lib- X ,ew X, Q M i -M 1. x, XS: 1 X- ,. Q , Aw XX. XL - . XQ, ,XXMX . W N 4- X X . 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Y. in 'I A :QQ X-,, ww V115 We vw S1 EQ Qi ,C a S ww-gf it wif ML, N 65' I Q 9 Arbogast is in the Air e William Bilger is in the Navy Shirley liinfzaman is a secretary in the Colony Offire RllDdZ1ll Bowersox is in the Air Force William lireon is in the Air Force Marian Dobson is workin! at Feltman's Electriu Store Harry Feltman. Jr. is in the Navy Shirley Fisher is working at the Selinsgrovo Dress Co. Larry Graybill is in the Air Force Sara Graybill is attending Bueknell University Romaine Hackenberg is married and now a mother Patsy Hummel is married and at home Shirley Hummel is workin!! at the First National Bank Edwin Klinger is in the Air Force Rirharvl Klinger is in the Air Force Ruth Kratzer is married ZCISS of 1950 1 ?jliEgAm'fgf Robert Bolig is in the Air Force Arlene Carnahan is attending' Thompson's Business College Anna Lou Decker is working at the Philco Plant. Watsontown Betty Erdley is working' at Hall's Motor Company Philip Graybill is in the Air Foree Frerl Hestor is in the Air Force Florence Kuhns is married Winifred Leitzel is working at Selinsgrove Graydon Lose is attending Susquehanna University Robert Nornhold is married and is working at Troutman's Meat Market Sylvia Miller is working' at the Spruce Manufacturing Company is in the Air Joel Kuhns is in the Air Force Edward Marburger, Jr. is in the Navy Murray Mull, Jr. is working at Weis Food Store, Lewisburg Irvin Naylor is working at the Plaza Mills, Beavertuwn Gene Nornhold is in the Air Force Robert Reigle is working at the Paxtonlville Feed Mill Richard Rowe is working at home Gordon Shalfer is in the Navy Henry Shaffer is working at the J. G. Ott Packing Co. Jacqueline Shambaeh is married and is now a mother Lear Shambaeh is working at home Ruth Sharadin is working at Weis Food Store. Middleburg Jean Spangler is a medical secretary at the Danville Hospital Marian Spigelmyer is working at the Post Printing Office. M Orpha Steffen is working at Van's Snack Bar. Middleburg: Joyce VanHorn is married and is now a mother Jane Wehr is attending Susquehanna University James Rarig is attending Penn State University Arlene Reimert is working at the Sky Theater Anna Renningzer is working at Hall's Motor Company Be-rnive Rowe is married Vonnie Runkle is working at home Shirley Smith is married Charlotte Steininger is married and living at Washington. D. Julia Thompson is attending Bucknell University Roger Trimpey is in the Navy Audrey Warnets is attending Susquehanna University Donald Zechman is in the Air Force Gordon Zeehman is working at the Plaza Mills, Beavertown iddleburg C . is GENE KLINGER ROBERT SMITH RONALD HEINTZLEMAN LARRY GRAYBILL BILL BREON I E2 I I I . . . Sercvzcemen . . . DOUGLAS ATTINGER RANDALL BOWERSOX BILL BILGER GORDON SHAFFER HFRITZH MARBURGER DONALD ARBOGAST BILL FELKER HJOEU GILL JACK KRATZER GENE NORNHOLD DONALD BENNER BILL HUMMEL DICK GRIFFITH MARION LONG LEE GRAYBILL RICHARD BOYER HOWARD SMITH RAY VANHORN GILBERT TRESSLER ALBERT TRESSLER EARL KERSTETTER HARVEY GROSS EUGENE ERDLEY BILL ERDLEY BOBBY KERSTETTER SHERMAN GOOD DONALD RENNINGER LEROY MUSSER MARLIN WALTER CLAUD HARTMAN LARRY HEINTZLEMAN CARSON MORRIS LT. FRANK ATTINGER ENSIGN DALE KRATZER CAPT. JAMES COOK GEORGE HALL 5 I V! PHIL GRAYBILL ALBERT MUSSER . . FRED HESTOR 'Wm C? ,If BOB BOLIG UREDU ZECHMAN BOB ARBOGAST JOEL KUHNS EDWIN KLINGER ALUMNI DANCE The Court King Winter- Evan Hassinger Queen Wonderland- Helen Ulrich Prince Icicle - Bill Felker Princess Snowflake- Sue Miller Prince Snowman- Bill Krouse Princess Snowball- Mrs. Kurt Metten Father Time- Mr. Rittmiller Little 1951, Rodney Snyder Mr. Santa Claus- Ronald Fensterbush Mrs. Santa Claus- Madeline Walter Jhsmsimv Date-Dec. 29, 1950 Time-8 :00 to 12:00 Scene- Winter Wonderland Orchestra-Mal Arter's Memories The holiday season was the spirit that ruled the Alum- ni Dance. After the audi- ence was introduced to the court and Father Time was outdistanced by Little 1951 Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus led the group in dancing to the music of Mal Arter's orchestra. The dancers gliding over the floor under falling snow welcomed the New Year in and filed away pleasant memories of the Old. ,zz V 610 .4 Q FIRST Row-M. Treastor, L. Ernest, I.. Arhogust L M. Human, P. iurnest, D. Rowe, L. Walter, B. M D Mmburgcr. SECOND Row-Mrs. Schindler. Advisor: G. Hackenberg, D. Hackenbcrg, L. Spigelmyer, R. Renning I D l n W Wagner. P. Hornberger, S. Osgood, J. Grifiith. G. Graybill, N. Hermann. THIRD Row-B. Metten, J. Kreighbaum H H1 C Snyder. E. Benner, P. Howersox, M. Walter, R. Loss. H. Jones, R. Smith. -..gf M iii, - Class Motto: Climb Though the Rocks Be Rugged. Class Flower: American Beauty Rose. Class Colors: Blue and White. Climb though the rocks be rugged ! We, the class of '51 will try throughout our lives to do this very thing. Most of us will never see our statues in a Hall of Fame , but we may all direct our steps toward another great place, the Hall of Fame of the Unsung Great. Here we will meet soldiers who suffered at Valley Forge, pioneer mothers who helped to carve out an empire in the west, men who gave themselves to scientific research, as the experiments of Walter Reed. The main work of the world is, after all, done by those whose names are not blazed abroad by fiery light. A pedestal is moreover an uncertain and isolated position. Many having attained the top have found it very slippery, so We won't feel too disappointed if we cannot climb the dizzy heights. We will continue to climb by faithfulness, perserverance, enthu- siasm, truth, courage, and by meeting with a smile the obstacles that try to make this gay old world go astray. In this way we hope to become honorable citizens in a world society, and We will continue to believe that, if we cannot do great things, we can do small things in a great way! 63 BOOSTERS -..gl M fy.- Jackie and Letha Spigelmyer Gale Ann Saylor Sally Ann Hartman Mr. and Mrs. Harry Klose Judy Kay and Calvin Spigelmyer Timothy A. Ritter Jane McAfee and Mary Gift Dallas Spigelmyer Outlet Store, Sunbury, Pa. Bunny Lou and David Spigelmyer Madeline and Fred Cokey's Pool Room Nancy and Guy Mr. and Mrs. Ray Treaster Robert Stuck Haines, the Shoe Wizard Margaret and Myron Bebe and Jim Nan and Lou Mr. and Mrs. Kurt C. Metten Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Driscoll Mr. and Mrs. John Schindler and Joanne Mr. Richard Stetler Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zimmerman and Davey Mr. and Mrs. Willard Walter and Family Prof. and Mrs. William S. Hermann Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rittmiller, Punky and Wanda Millhouse and Feltman Miss M. Louise Madl Miss Jane L. Stoddard Hacky, Breon, Tittle, and Richard Harriet Harmon Bush and Specs and Bones Joan, Jeanne, and Peggy Mr. H. G. Winey and Anna Miss Jean Felker Dr. and Mrs. E. F. Marburger The Mikulak's Hass and Pratt Martha and Ronnie Peggy Soloman Boyer's So-d-o Sylvia Miller and Russel Lepley Lillian and Richard Nancy Osgood Thelma and Lillian Treaster and Griffith Janice and Nan Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Gougler Mr. and Mrs. Ira Walter Mr. and Mrs. Carson Shaffer Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McClellan Hezzy and Carol Mr. and Mrs. William Jones and Family Mr. and Mrs. Henry Spangler and Jean Gary, Danny, Rodney, and Timmy ADVERTISING PAYS C i To our advertising PATRONS - We gratefully express our appreciation and trust that our book will aid materially in in- creasing the prestige and patronage you sincerely deserve. 65 AN ORCHID TO .... THE CLASS OF l95l Careful planning and concentrated effort have enabled you to produce this excellent edition of The Monitor. It provides not only a permanent record of your school activities, which will become more and more valuable to you as the years pass by, but also stands as an enduring monument to your achievement. We wish to extend our heartiest congratulations. We don't expect any orchids, but we would like to direct your attention to the fact that we have been serving this community and the surrounding area for over 60 years. Complete banking facilities are always at the disposal of our customers and we would like to take this opportunity to remind you that we would be pleased to have you take advantage of them. You'II find that any of your financial problems will receive prompt and courteous attention. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MIDDLEBURG 62 Years On the Square 66 MPLIMENT F CO S O Good Luck and Best Wishes to th Class of '51 SNOOK'S REXALL DRUG STORE GRANT H. ROWE K A A. MIDDLEBURG, PENNA. RE MER' PENN Compliments of THOMAS F. SHAMBACH, JR. MODERN ELECTRIX Radio and Television Sales and Service PHONE 21-2 MIDDLEBURG, PENNA CARL E. MUSSER'S COMP 'MENT5 OF GARAGE I Auto Glass - Welding ERNEST S Trucking - Repairing Men's and Boys' Wear Phone 59-R-32 KREAMER, PENNA. MIDDLEBURG, PENNA. Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE N. W. BINGAMAN, Owner MIDDLEBURG, PENNA. 67 VALLEY HOUSE THE HOUSE OF OLD FASHIONED HOSPITALITY COMPLIMENTS OF EMP' RE HOTEL DORA'S BEAUTY SHOP UN'E'5 PLACE KREAMER, PENNA. FREEBURG PENNA Compliments of WlTMER'S FURNITURE STORE 68 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF WALTER BROS' THE MIDDLEBURG POST COAL AND FUEL OILS MIDDLEBURG PENNA MIDDLEBURG PENNA MIDDLEBURG PLANING MILL CO., INC. EXPERT MILLWORK Lumber Building Supplies Hardware MIDDLEBURG PENNA PHONE 56-Y ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW IN FOOTWEAR E. I. BOWERSOX 0' C1 SONS MILLER BROS. SHOE PM CREEK, PA STORE D , , AT THE BUS 5TOp FLOUR - FEED - GRAINS 6.9 HARTMAN CHEVROLET COMPANY Soles -- CH EVROLET - Service Phone 59-R-I I MIDDLEBURG PENNSYLVANIA COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF RAMEY'S BARBER BAUM'S SPORTING SHOP GOODS PENNS CREEK PENNA SUNBURY PENNA W if PLAZA MILLS INCORPORATED Beovertown - Middleburg - Selinsgrove W 53? 70 Compliments of MR. 84 MRS. EVAN P. HASSINGER L. G. BALFOUR CO COMPUMENTS OF Jewelry - Invitations - Diplom ATTLEBORO, MASS. VAN'S RESTAURANT ' ii?- THE SQUARE Amby Nolan, Agent Wilkes-Barre Penna COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF ARTHUR J. GRAYBI LL MR. 6' MRS. MAYTAG AND cooLERAToRs S ' S C' Sewice IRVIN GRAYBILL MIDDLEBURG, PENNA MITCHELL AND STAHL READY MIXED CONCRETE 71 Compliments of PALMER E. DINIUS WI Ll-'AMS COMPLIMENTS OF NEXT TO STRAND THEATER WATSON MOTORS SUNBURY, PA. Buick -- G. M. C. First in Feminine Fashions MIFFLINBURG, PENNA. COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF JOS. L. MENTZ MARX BRQS. STATIONERY ROYAL TYPEWRITERS SUNBURYI PENNA' 249 Market Square SUNBURY, PENNA. NATIONAL LIMESTONE QUARRY J. C. STAHL, Est. Middleburg, Pennsylvania 72 JI.. MEGUUUEE git? B. K. W. COACH LINE Hummels Whorf, Penno. L-.x CHARTER SERVICE I. C. C. Charter to AII Points ...gi LOCAL SERVICE BETWEEN MIDDLEBURG AND SUNBURY PHONE SELI NSGROVE 67-R-2 43? WW I WF' 73 TRAILCO MANUFACTURING AND SALES CO. HUMMELS WHARE, PENNA. CUSTOM BUILT BODIES DUMP BODIES BRAKE SERVICE BETZER'S SERVICE STATION TEXACO GAS C1 OIL East Main Stre Phone 41 Y MIDDLEBURG PENNA COMPLIMENTS OF DR. 6' MRS. ELWOOD FISHER SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY WHITE TRUCK CO. White Truck Scales ond Service PHONE 254 SELI NSGROVE PENNA COMPLIMENTS OF LEE'S BEAUTY SHOP T I phone 78-W C. STANLEY MILLHOUSE RETAIL MERCHANDISE W Compliments of ARTHUR R. TYSON W W Compliments of MIDDLECREEK CONSTRUCTION CO. W COMPLIMENTS OF KLI NE'S GARAGE CHRYSLER - PLYMOLJTH SOLLY'S GROCERI ES S ' d Service SWINEFORD, PENNA. BEAVER SPRINGS PENNA -N t Sky Th - 75 Compliments of WALTER'S GENERAL MERCHANDISE SWINEFORD PENNSYLVANIA GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES HACKETT'S MIDDLEBURG HARDWARE Middlebu g P nna. COMPLIMENTS OF ERDLEY'S FU N ERAL HOME LEWISBURG, PENNA RU SSELL'S BEAUTY SALON COMPLIMENTS OF MIFFLINBURG BANK 6' TRUST CO. COMPLIMENTS OF ABE HARRIS FINER USED CARS MIFFLINBURG PENNA HAMILTON - ELGIN -- BULOVA WATCHES KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS W. M. VALSING JEWELER SELINSGROVE PENNA COMPLIMENTS OF S. B. SIMONTON COMPLIMENTS OF CHESTER L. LUDWIG COMPLIMENTS OF SWINEHART'S BARBER SHOP ISwiney'sI MIDDLEBURG, PENNSYLVANIA CQMPLIMENTS OF I. G. SANDERS COMPLIMENTS OF H. G. WINEY COAL - BUILDING SUPPLIES PITTSBURGH PAINTS Office Phone: 45 House Phone: 24-Z MIDDLEBURG, PENNA. COMPLIMENTS OF A. F. PRATT oPToMETRlsT MIDDLEBURG, PENNA. NED W. RITTER GENERAL CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Poxfonvil Ie, Penno. PHONE-MIDDLEBURG 44-R-22 COMPLIMENTS OF SELINSGROVE CANDY CO. COMPLIMENTS OF WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERS mbm of NATIONAL RESTAURANT Johnson's Chocolates - Fountain Supplies Paper Supplies - Cigars GI Cigarettes SELINSGROVE' PENNA' Phone 96-Y FASHION RIGHT! VALUE RIGHT! AT K AT H Y M A E WomerI's and CI1iIdren's Wearing Apparel MIDDLEBURG PENNSYLVANIA COMPLIMENTS or COMPLIMENTS OF SEILER ELECTRONICS JOSEPH F. INGHAM SELINSGROVE, PENNSYLVANIA SELINSGROVE, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of DREESE'S BARBER SHOP MAE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE 78 GUY A. WENDT Er SON COMPLIMENTS OF 1 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING AND S APPLIANCES CHARLES RATHFON HUMMELS WHARF, PENNA. Bmd Pies - Cakes -Phone? We Specialize in Birthday Cakes Selinsgrove 64-R-7 Selinsgrove 216-R-3 MIDDLEBURGI PENNA. RHOADS MILL S. B. RHOADS, Prop. Winfield, Pa. Selinsgrove, Pa. LBG.-Dial 5-7824 Phone 39-R-3 MILL FEEDS - COAL - CEMENT FERTILIZER - LIME COMPLIMENTS OF BINGAMAN'S APPLIANCE STORE MIFFLINBURG, PENNA. BOWERSOX CUT RATE MIDDLEBURG, PENNA. FISH ER'S ROADWAY SERVICE AUTOMOTIVE GENERAL REPAIR SERVICE Next to Shell Diner, Rts. II-I5 Phone 223-R-2 - 24 Hour Service H UMMELS WHARF, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF M. L SPIGELMYER Manager of ROXY KEYSTONE NU-WAY DRIVE IN Paxtonville Meiserville Hummels Wharf COMPLIMENTS OF DR. F. W. TISCHKE MIDDLEBURG, PENNA. Compliments of MR. 84 MRS. BRIAN W. KAUFFMAN Brc1nnOn's Restaurant COMPLIMENTS OF Middleburg, Pennc. HOME COOKED MEALS LUNCH - CANDY - ICE CREAM GEORGE CARR TOBACCO ABBY'S CERTIFIED FARM SEEDS HOME MADE 'CE CREAM GOOD SEEDS FOR THE GOOD EARTH MIEFLINBURG HOTEL FARMERS SEED COMPANY MIEPLINBURC., PENNSYLVANIA MIFFLINBURG, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments Of WE l S MARKETS 80 Compliments of HARRY E. ERB Plumbing, Heating ond Tinning PHONE 51-x Middleburg, Penno. COMPLIMENTS OF THE MAPLE TOURIST HOME GEORGE B. RINE FLOWERS AND POTTED PLANTS MIDDLEBURG, PENNA. SELI NSGROVE, PENNA. CORKINS GREENHOUSES Middleburg, Penno. -Phone 86- Flowers For All Occasions Bonded T. D. S. Member COMPLIMENTS OF CARVELL'S STUDIO HOLLY WAN DS SCHOOL OF DANCE ALL KINDS OF PHOTO FINISHING YOUR WORK IS APPRECIATED SELINSGROVE SUNBURY 81 FRAIM'S STORE COMPLIMENTS OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE DR G DRUGS STATIONERY ' ' CANDY ICE CREAM C. W. STRAUB LIGHT HARDWARE PAXTONVILLE - - - PENNA. Compliments of DON M. ERWAY Plumbing - Heating - Tinning TELEPHONE 9W Middleburg, Penno. COMPLIMENTS OF BOB'S SERVICE STATION H. A. BOWERSOX Route 522 INSURANCE AGENCY MIDDLEBURG, PENNA. M. E. Bowersox, Agent Phone 59-R-I5 MIDDLEBURG, PENNA. Compliments of EBERT'S 5C 'ro 51.00 STORES Selinsgrove ond Middleburg 82 Compliments of KlTCH'N COOK'D POTATO CHIPS IRA M. MIDDLESWARTH 5 soN Beavertown, Penna. ROBERTS G MECK, Inc. Established l89I COMPLIMENTS OF SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT FOR SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES ERDLEY'S STORE l8th and Bellevue Streets HARRISBURG, PA. PAXTONVILLE, PENNA. E. E. FERSTER, Agent Richfield, Pennsylvania FRED C. MOYER MEN'S WEAR Freeburg, Pennsylvania COMRLIMENTS OF COMPUMENT5 OF C. W. REIGLE RENNINGER'S GARAGE Dealer in GENERAL REPAIRS F'-OUR - FEED ' GRAW Phone 44-R-4 WINEF RD PENNA. S O ' PAXTONVILLE, PENNA. 83 WIA C C C COMPLIMENTS OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE KREAMER' PENNSYLVANM PENNS CREEK, PENNSYLVANIA COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF ARBOGAST GROCERY M- G SWINEFORD, PENNSYLVANIA Phone 43-W TO THE CLASS OF '51 So Long, I'r's Been Good to Know You FROM THE CLASS OF '52 814 W W Compliments of SCHlNDLER'S STUDIO 515 Market Street Sunbury, Pennsylvania W Official Photographers for Class of l95l W Complete Photographic Service W W 85 Compliments of REUBEN D. SHAFFER Candidate for Sheriff of Snyder County on the Republican Ticket COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF H. A. FELTMAN ELECTRICAL SERVICE, REFRIGERATION AND MOTOR REWINDING T I ph 88 Y Middleburg P W SE WOOD METAL INDUSTRIES INC. Kreamer, Snyder County, Penna. Selinsgrove 325 Si IEE? 86 succEss AND HAPPINESS COURTNEY'S STORE TO I95I SENIORS OF M. H. S. KISSIMMEE, PENNSYLVANIA FISHER'S DAIRY DI NETTE Compliments of FISH ER'S DAIRY Kreomer, Pennsylvania R. E. SNYDER LOG CABIN INN GENERAL MERCHANDISE MARGARET AND ,MK FREEBURG PENNSY VAN'A PENNS CREEK PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of BENNER'S BAKERY 87 BILGER AND SONS DISTRIBUTOR OF FUEL OILS AND GASOLINES Phone 2I -Y -- Middleburg COMPLI MENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF WALKER'S KUNKEI-'S GARAGE JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITH 348 Market St. PENNS CREEK, PENNA. SUNBURY, PENNA. COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF MITCHELL'S HOTEL MI DDLEBURGER SERVICE STATION PENNS CREEK, PENNA. KREAMER FEED STORE FDL-o-PEP FEEDS Loy of Bust Service Our Specialty BILL ROBINSON, Prop. DELIVERY SERVICE SELINSGROVE 326-R-4 88 7 ARTH U R MARX ZMMMMS FOOTWEAR OF QUALITY SMART FEMININE APPAREL 33 M k S b P SUNBURY PA 5 or et Street y Compliments of MIFFLINBURG FARMERS EXCHANGE Mifflinburg, Po. BOGAR LUMBER COMPANY Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania COMP'-'MENT5 OF COMPLIMENTS OF MARIETTA DRESS SHOP YARGER'S RESTAURANT 338 Mofkef sr. FOR ONE FOOO5 SUNBURYI PENNA PENNS CREEK, PENNA 89 Compliments of SELI NSGROVE MOOSE No. I l73 AUMI LLER SALES AND COMMENTS OF SERVICE John F. Aumiller N SUNOCO GAS AND ou. ACCESSOR,ES MI LI.: NG COMPANY West Mcin Street MIDDLEBURG, PENNA. BEAVERTOWN, PENNA. Compliments of KAUFFMAN'S MEAT MARKET GROCERI ES AND VEGETABLES BEAVERTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA COMPLIMENTS OF Always First With the Newest in READY TO WEAR FOR THE JUNIOR MISS AND MATRON The Place Where Our Customers Send Their Friends for 1 S OUR OWN MADE ICE CREAM AND DAIRY PRODUCTS SUNBURY' PENNA' Mifflinburg Pennsylv 90 COMPLIMENTS OF SUNBURY, PA. BQN TQN APPAREL FOR FEMININE LOVELINESS SUNBURY, PENNSYLVANIA O . Q DONEHOWER'S I 1,95 I L - P A - L. X a 0 A x R f X Lewisburg Pennsylvania COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF DUNKLE KAUFMAN BROS. PONTIAC SALES AND SERVICE SUNBU RY, PENNA. LEWISBURG, PENNA. LLOYD J. YETTER CHEVROLET CARS AND TRUCKS PARTS AND SERVICE INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER FARM EQUIPMENT GENUINE PARTS AND SERVICE 91 Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK Swineford, Pennsylvania WILLARD sl-IAFFER COMMENTS OF PLUMBING AND HEATING DUCK ond TROXELL SWINEFORD PA COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF WILFRED F. HEINBACH, M MARY STOCK ANNE BOOTH, M. D. MIDDLEBURG, PA. Compliments of OSGOOD'S ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION 92 Compliments of UN ION EMBLEM COMPANY W High School and Fraternity Jewelry Felt Goods and Commencement Stationery W Palmyra, Pennsylvania E. S. Bashore, lSalesmanl 93 SWARTZ DAI RY STORE BEST WISHES-- TO THE CLASS OF '51 LIGHT LUNCH LEO'S ICE CREAM FOUNTAIN SERVICE RESTAURANT Ph 8-R-3I R hf Id, P BEAVER SPRINGS, PENNA. CALVIN A. WITMER FLouR - FEED - GRAIN - COAL COMPLI MENTS OF MATTERN'S HATCHERY BEAVER SPRINGS, PA. sELINsGRoVE PENNSYLVANIA B EN FER'S FU RN ITU RE STORE QUALITY FURNITURE AT REASONABLE PRICES -F 'gidaire Appliances- BEAVER SPRINGS, PENNA. COMPLIMENTS OF MAPLE INN COMPLIMENTS OF LESTER LANDIS 6' SON TEXACO PRODUCTS R 104 ond 35 CONIPLIMENTS OF CYRIL F. RUNKLE BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 'SI .... KREIGHBAUM INSURANCE AGENCY GENERAL INSURANCE Swineford, Pc. COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF TROUTMAN BROS. A FRI EN D MEAT MARKET vfsn' A IOOWQ Candy Store CHAS, A, HEISER Buy Candy Where It ls Mode SEAFOODS PURITY CANDY CO. LEWISBURG, PA. LEWISBURG, PA 95 Compliments of THE FRESHMAN CLASS EISEN HAU ER 6' DOERSAM The Home of QUALITY DRY CLEANING COMPLIMENTS OF -Where Serv C t - THE SEVENTH GRADE PICK up AND DELIVERY Middleburg Pa Ph I9 x COMPLIMENTS OF 5. HALL'S MOTOR AMERICAN LEGION TRANSIT CO- WM.D.HACKENBERG PosT sz SUNBURY PENNSYLVANM MIDDLEBURG PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of THE CLASS OF '53 96 SAU ERS Manufacturers of Flower Boxes and Novelties O. Box No. 2 K mer, F. J. ALTVATER, INC. Men's and Boys' Clothes Ladies' Tailored Coats and Suits Market at 6th Sunbury, P COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS or THE BIBLE DEPOT SUSQUEHANNA JAMES C. Nev I22 N. Front Street Sunbury Phone IO78 Penna. SUNBURY-SELINSGROVE Study to show thyself approved HIGHWAY unto God-I2 Tim. 2:I5l Compliments of COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE Compliments of STETLER and HASSINGER INSURANCE AGENCY Middleburg Pennsylvania SUSQUEHANNA UNIVERSITY Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania America's Most Friendly College Nearly IOO years of notable achievement in education and training yesterday's and today's leaders Commute or Live on Campus Offers Courses in Four Curricula Liberal Arts - Business Administration Commercial Education - Music Education Dr. Kenneth B. Waterbury, Professor of Psycholo and Education at Susquehanna QY University, regularly visits Middleburg High and will be glad to talk with you about the college of your needs. Congratulations .... COMPUMENTS OF To the Graduating Cluass of BITTNER'S DEPT. THE EIGHTH GRADE STORE Sunbury, Penna. '5 Compliments of THE HUMMELS WHARF FIRE COMPANY HUMMELS wi-IARF, PA. 98 HEISER-HOFFMAN POST No. 5640 VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS K f Post Home-Middleburg-PaxtonviIle Highway Compliments of Compliments of F. E. WAGNER G. GEORGE LUCK AUCTIONEER INSURANCE COUNSELOR Middleburg, Pa. Middleburg, Pa. VOTE FOR MAHLON R. COURTNEY Republican Candidate for SHERIFF OF SNYDER COUNTY Primaries, July 24, l95l 99 BENNER'S COOKIES AND BEAVER'S BREAD H. L. MILLHOUSE, Distr. than iust a I LETTHIHEAU. lt's your representative. lt speaks for you in places you cannot go. You want your letterhead to give your prospect assurance that it represents a firm of high standing. 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