Millersburg High School - Susquehannock Yearbook (Millersburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1963 volume:

UYQUEHANNO rf PRESENTED BY THE H62 - 63 YEARBGRBK YTAPP Begins As The dawn breaks . . Fore The rhythm of The day . . . M- f .-fx fl ' wiv -. , Wai ggk! Q f may fir mv! 2 Q f 5 2 'ffff QQ, bfi' gffvlf t 'i WZff'-5 , , fa, 4, A 1 Q '55 R' 2:Qf'1m.i.agw W 3f'AfA'S 1'7'-'f1. ':.,2 ft' f Wfifyg- ff2w it Vi X Aff ,1.'.MX-at ' W M Af,,m,,.b N ,Q 5' -1 Lava' ntl? A y J3'iiv? w,',g5f-V+?-m X ' wwf' S 4 V xfp gm? fu54,,'xL K, M Q Mfixw .,J:D i : ,?A' 'if' x 4 ,vw-f,w' wf-,f zip f xi ' 1215 ,1f f ,, fnma-.H . I , ff -viii 31, ff-'11 H Q, n 65' . f v., L1 W4 ,Q , , , ,, N, ,M Q.-M-w'4.'-fi w,Lx,f'. 4 'Q 7 ' N. ,,., . - h A 45 , x f Y ffl! hflgshts. Z , a'vtzmvQv,f Q A 7 54 ' ' f 424 -, Q ,gm 0' wxhfw , 3 , ' , :'4fp5 ' .,,,,,,, , za ,yur , . f- f 4 ' 4 I' wg V, 3 M' W . A-F me' C 7 . E r I 'Q ,vm 5 1 Y wx 14W 6 ' A?g,,f3ff ig! ,ffxvwf , mf an-f-ff' Y ' 'nrfgg 4 :M 'P' f V j wif , ff as f ,- fe.. ' ,E 4' ,nf ':?qk ' 'h51'H1,Qg 1 N Q, Wlnffff? -9 'U . 4'f Qagw 7 i if ' 5 x ' 4 in ,, k 2f M X ,Q fy ,,wffff.Wa saw Wdafnw' at M 7?j'w?.f Q . JW iffwfgffg Q X L Q' Z Q ' , , fy , 4 X Q M 23' ff WW-sz fd 1 Aim 53 N 1 Q bmw , gs FS' fwwfmmag gg 'K ,ax he W 'Y MELA? E It is with appreciation and gratitude that we, the Seniors, dedicate the 1963 SUSQUEHANNOCK to our Music Man, Alfred Giancola. Mister G, do you recall your arrival in Millers- burg at which time you were confronted with the task of reorganizing the loand? After a long, hard struggle, with your determ- ination and overwhelming enthusiasm, you h'ave not only succeeded in stimulating musical interest among the students and throughout the com- munity, but have also made ours a Superior band whose members are proud to belong. As an individualist you have initiated many new ideas which have brought both education and lots of fun to everyone. Thanks for standing by us and working with us. Our fondest wish is that your future may be golden. Dedication The Family Behind The Man Lynne, Scott, and Joan Giancola 5 K 1. W WW YX mfzrmsmm ! , lk! ' Millersburg-Upper Paxton Union School District Our Board of Education SEATED: H. Hottenstein, F. Cummings fsecretaryj, R. Romber- ger, A. Hoffman, L. Zimmerman. STANDING: A. Shaffer fsolici- tori, H. Knarr, W. E. Sheely Csupervising principalb, C. Stock- dale, R. Rissinger The Millersburg Board of Education is be- stowed with the responsibility of providing the best possible education for the students of the Millerslourg-Upper Paxton Union School District. Our educational program stems from their super- vision and guidance. To you, Gentlemen, we ex- press our most sincere thanks. 8 Our ':... ii. Supervising Principal TO THE CLASS OF 1963: As you draw near to the end of your public school education, it would be wise to review and to evaluate the years that you have spent in school. The review of that period in your life is recorded to some extent in this Yearbook. Many of you will recall specific incidents with pleasure, satisfaction, and perhaps with envy and sorrow that there can be no repetition of these days. There is little doubt that most of the past twelve years have been enioyed by those of you in this class, this is of great importance, however, if there has been no benefit to you, then you have failed and we have failed. These ex- periences, therefore, must be considered as individual since each of you will react differently to any given method of instruction or to any given instructor. What has happened to you in these years of school? What benefits have come to you? Are you now able or better able to make a living or to take your place in our society? Each of you has changed, developed, grown and, I believe, benefited from public school attendance, however, the degree of that change, development, growth and benefit has differed. This is the unique feature of public education in that all are subject to the same environment but that in the end the results vary, the answer or reason is evident, you are individuals. As you leave our best wishes go with you, we hope that we have helped you and that you helped us. W. Edward Sheely MILDRED ANTES English Hubley High School Lebanon Valley College Temple University GLADYS BINGMAN Dental Hygienist Elizabethville High School University of Pennsylvania School- of Oral Hygiene I0 LLOYD M. BELLIS Mathematics Gratz High School Millersville State College Muhlenberg College Penn. State University MARGARET BELLIS Librarian Millersburg High School Millersville State College Penn State College LLOYD W. BAHNER History Common Learning Montgomery Area School Bloomsburg State College Temple University Bob Jones Univers High ity WILLIAM L. CARSON Jr. High Science Mt. Carmel High School Bloomsburg State College ROBERT L. DEIBLER English Millerslourg High School Bloomsburg Stale College RICHARD M. FRALICK Guidance Millersburg High School Shippensburg State College Bucknell University JOHN V. FERRENCE Art Cressona High School Kutztown Slate College RANDALL J. FOX P.O.D. Science History Bloomslourg State College JANET EMERICH Mathematics Gressona High School Geneva College Kufzfown Stale College ALFRED GIANCOLA lnsfrumenfal Music Arnold High School Indiana Stale College ANNA C. GILBERT Home Economics Harrisburg Catholic High School College Misericordia Penn. State University KATHRYN S. GILBERT Vocal Music Millersburg High School West Chester State College RODNEY C. KELCHNER Social Studies Bloomsburg State College Bucknell' University I2 THOMAS J. HIGGINS Mathematics Sunberg High School Bloomsburg State College Penn. State University CHARLES S. ISENBERG Physical Education Mathematics Williamsburg High School Lock Haven State College I I 1 5 I 3 9 I JOSEPH MERENA Commercial Coal Township Bloomsburg State College WINIFRED K. ROMBERGER Reading English Berrysburg High School Bloomsburg State College Penn. State University PAUL C. WITHERS Industrial Arts Frackville High School Penn. State University GRACE STETZ Latin Spanish Millersburg High School Bloomsburg State College Bucknell University University of Colorado PAUL E. WISE Vo. Ag. Science Upper Dauphin Joint Penn State LEONARD D. SNYDER History Geography Upper Dauphin Joint Bloomsburg State College CAROLYN M. WITMER Hegins Township High School Pottsville Hospital School of Nursing I3 ETHEL H. YEAGER English PAUL J. ZALESKIE Chemistry Physics Biology General Science Shamokin Area Joint High School Bloomsburg State College WINIFRED ZIMMERMAN Physical Education Health Halifax High School Penn. State University William Penn High School Cafawba Elizabefhfown College Bucknell University WILBERT J. ZIMMERMAN Commercial Shamokin High School Bucknell University Non-Teaching Personnel FRANCES CUMMINGS Secretary NANCY SCHILDT Secretary I REN E WOMMER Secretary ROBERT WITHERS Custodian HARRY DITTY Custodian MRS FORNEY MRS MARTZ Cafefera 'Q . Q , , 45' 2 Wi M wa-. - ,-14, Q 'i w r ., K ,Z ED PH RDON JUNE 1965 NIORS Presenting The Class of '63 Lh LINDA HOKE .........,...,.....,.....- ,, .-.................................. ,, ,.,.., .. .....,-....,.,....... President ROY ROADCAP ....... DIANE SCHORR ....... WILLIAM ENDERS ...... SUE HOY .................. NAVY BLUE and WHITE Class Colors THE PAST FOREVER GONE, THE FUTURE STILL OUR OWN Class Motto Vice President Secretary Treasurer Historian WHITE GARDENIA Class Flower KATHERINE MARIE BARRY Commercial Kate Activities: Band I, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Dramatics Club I, Rifle and Firearms Club 2, Intramurals I, 2, Yearbook 4. Beware of Kate's lemon !!! Her silent laugh is golden??? WOW! for co-ordination . . . known for her parties. i STEVEN RICHARD BARNES Academic Bugs Activities: Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3: Fire Brigade I, 2, Varsity Club 2, Hall Proctor 3, 4, Class Treasurer 2. 'Crash Bugs -danger behind the wheel . . . masticates gum viciously . . . clean' cut vocabulary which he tires very rapidly??? A riot in class. MELVIN LESTER BEARD, JR. Academic MeI Activities: Band 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 4, Tatler 2, 3, 4, Sports Editor 3, 4, Senior High Chorus 3, 4, Hall Proctor 3, Science Club I, County Chorus 3. Assistant A Number One tuba footer . . . His Ford knows the way to Halifax . . . speed typist in the Academic typing class . . . keeps us up to date in the sports news through The Tatler. GERALD R. BOYER Academic Jerry l Activities: Football i, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, Hunting and Fishing Club l. Always dreaming about that 405, with the 4 in the floor . . . Sharpest dresser in the Senior class . . . blushes easily and with' style!!! Swell guy. NANCY LOUISE BORDER Commercial Nutz Activities: Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Science Club 1, Tri-Hi-Y 1, Dramatics Club 1, Intramurals l, 2. Chinc eyes and loads of freckles . . . easily tlustered . . . her autobiography--The Agonies of Cheerleading . . . infinite babble. l HARVEY E. COLEMAN, JR. Academic Harv Activities: Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Class President 2, Varsity Club 2, Hall Proctor 3, 4. F Shies away from the opposite sex??? Always has a trick or two up his sleeve . . . agile on the basketball court . . , Marsconi ll. SANDRA ELAINE COOK Academic Sandie Activities: Dance Band 2, County Band 2, Band I, 2, 3, Aj Secre- tary 45 Yearbook 3, Ai Student Council 3, 4, Secretary 45 Intra- murals I, 2, 3, 4, Junior High Chorus I. OOPS! There goes another test tube-pyrex, that is . . . Snacks in class . . . constantly late for band . . . ambition-beautician. mm WILLIAM LEROY ENDERS General Gums Activities: Hunting and Fishing Club I, Baseball Manager 3: Bas- ketball Manager 3, 4, Football Manager 4, Hall Proctor 35 Class Treasurer 4. Chatty . . . Keeps the General section jumping . . . radio disc iockey who is the bosom buddy of the FCC!!! Magnificent manager -keeps the locker rooms and athletic equipment in tip-top shape. JAMES MCLAREN EMERICK Academic Jim Activities: Track 2, 3, 4, Hunting and Fishing Club 'Ip Science Club If Senior High Chorus 3, 4, Yearbook 3, 4, Class President 3. Mad chemist . . . Now wait, Emerick's late again!!! Wild Weis Store worker . . . a very speedy thinker. BRUCE ERVIN ETZVVEILER General Juice Activities: Hunting and Fishing Club if Rifle and Firearms Club 27 Hall Proctor 37 Senior High Chorus 4. Seen at Troutman's Garage . . . never seen without his seat belt in that loaded down Merc . . . appears to be shy . . . says little. KAY ANN HAIN Commercial Kay Activities: Tri-Hi-Y lp F.B.L.A. 2, 3, Yearbook 3. 4. Donna Faber's shadow . . . easily embarrassed . . . sharp dresser . . . pleasing personality. 22 DONNA FABER Academic Donna Activities: Band l, 2, Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, Art Club l, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 3, 4, Basketball lp Dance Band if Dramatics Club l. Keeps us subsisting on subs . . . wild with a paint brus a yen for beautiful sweaters . . . peanut??? h re '-15 has LYLE KEITH HASKINS General Lyle Activities: Band lg Hi-Y lg Sportsmans Club if Curtis Senior High School, Winter Haven Senior High School. Handyman at Ralph's Sinclair . . . hails from the Sunshine State . . . thinks for himself . . . co-operative. THOMPSON L. HAMMAKER Vocational Agriculture Tom Activities: F.F.A. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 4, Student Council President 4, Hall Proctor 3, 4. Tall, dark, and handsome . . . leader of the Student Council and the Ag. boys . . . Big Game hunter . . . lover of English Lit.??? WANDA LOU HENNINGER Commercial Hen Activities: Secretary of Tri-Hi-Y 1, Rifle and Firearms Club 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 3, 4, Advertising Manager 4, Tatler 3, 45 Band Front 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Secretary 2, 3. Stonefacecl??? The school day is her snack time . . . is as sweet as she looks . . . for your pain, she'll be our main-nurse. LINDA ELAINE HOKE Academic Pind Activities: Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, President of Tri-Hi-Y Ip Cheer- leader I, 2, 3, Tatler 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 3, 45 Class President 45 Vice President of Pep Club 2, Student Council 2, Band If National Honor Society 3, 4. Agile on the basketball court . . . Her adeptness in math will enable her to become a splendid accountant . . . pops the best popcorn . . . vicious Tatler folder!!! I JANIE KAY HOFFMAN General Janie Kay Activities: President of Dramatics Club Ip Tri-Hi-Y 25 Tatler 3, 4 Yearbook 3, 47 Band Maiorette 4, Home Economics Club 2. Splendid writer . . . allergic to the opposite sex!!! Fond of horse back riding . . . perpetually dramatic. SHIRLEY HOY General SheIIy Activities: Tri-Hi-Y If Yearbook 3, 4. Neat, petite, with a closet full of clothes . . . drives with a heavy foot . . . keeps Moyer's studio humming . . . co-operative. 1 SUE LIN HOY Commercial Suzie Activities: Yearbook 3, 4, Class Historian 4, F.B.L.A. 25 Class Vice President 2, Junior High Chorus I, Student Council Af Art Service Club 1, Intramurals l, 2. Brown-eyed shoe sampler . . . faithful attender of York Draggs . . sharp wit, boisterous giggle . . . clever composer of poems. TERRY L. KLINE ' Academic Fats Activities: Band l, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 3, 4, Dramatics Club lp Dance Band 2, 4, Senior High Chorus 3, 4. A N-umber One tuba tooter . . . magnifico pronunciation of Spanish . . . friendly . . . would make an excellent gourmet. PAUL FRANKLIN KEEFER, JR. , I Academic HPaUl I Activities: Band l, 2, 3, 11, Vice President 4, Dance Band 2, Hall Proctor 3, Yearbook 4, Science Club if Senior High Chorus 4. Can be found in the front of the band behind his trombone . . . lots of laughs . . . Tall PauI??? Travels'to school in his red and white cool-Ford!!! iis w,fVsa..-. i BEN LEON KOCHER Academic Ben Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Dance Band 2: Dramatics Club 1: Seniot High Chorus 4. Our diligent history research worker . . . loves to disagree and follows up with a rousing argument . . . Senior giant??? Has a ticklish laugh. AMY LORRAINE KOHR Commercial Amos Activities: F.B.L.A. 2. Shy as a kitten . . . very artistic . . . hails from the country . . Esther's shadow. 26 LINDA LEE KOCHER Commercial Lindy Activities: Girl's Basketball Manager l, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 1, 25 Pep Club 2: Tatler 3, Science Club .li Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Student Secretary for Guidance Office 2, 3, 4. Student secretary for Mr. Fralick . . . fondest desire-to become a bride . . . a good companion . . . very helpful. KARL RICHARD LESHER General T. A. T. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Yearbook 37 County Chorus 3, 4: County Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Art Elective I. Benny Goodman ll . . . quiet and polite . . . blushes easily . . . keeps up with his homework. ROBERT EUGENE LENKER Vocational Agriculture Bob Activities: F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice President 4: School Proiectionist 32 4: Handling Public' Address System 3, 4. Proud owner of hot, blue Ford . . . diligent worker . . . active member of F.F.A .... enioys outdoor sports. LANNY L. LUPOLD General Luple Activities: Science Club l. Beneath the car's grease and grime, there you'll find-Lupielll He's lots of laughs in English class . . . Can't wait to graduate. DONNA LEE MESSERSMITH Commercial Mess Activities: Basketball I, 3, Dramatics Club 1, Yearbook 4, Rifle and Firearms Club 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Intramurals 1, 2. Fond of wearing boys' sweaters . . . short but speedy on the basketball court . . . drives a blue and white contraption entitled a Ford . . . loves to eat. 5 5 i CAROL DEE MANNING Commercial Carol Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Girl's Softball 3, 4, Cafeteria Cashier 3, 4, Year- book 3, 4, Tatler l, 4, Band l, Rifle and Firearms Club 2, F.B.L.A. 2. Mighty on the basketball court . . . studies hard???'Lykens is her second home . . . Typical Manning dimples. EDWARD D. MlLLER General Edd Activities: Band 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, Science Club I, Hall Proctor 3, 4. Always in the mood for a good laugh . . . behaves in class??? The only Fo-rd with a roll and pleat interior . . . short, dark, and handsome. TRUDY LUCINDA ORNDORF Academic Trude Activities: Science Club lg Student Council 37 Yearbook 3, 45 Cheerleader 3, 4, Captain 4, Tri-Hi-Y l, 25 Junior High Chorus if Tatler l, 3, 4, Assistant Circulation Manager 4. Petite but peppy captain of the cheerleading squad . . . taps a fast tempo . . . a willing helper . . . chemistry class Cut-Up. CHARLES REED General Charles Activities: Science Club if Football l, 2, 3, Hall Proctor 3, 4. Wears a path to Lykens on weekends . . . loves work??? Amateur chess player Cmight even turn professionalj . . . has a smile and a Hi for everyone. ESTHER IRENE RAKER General Esther Activities: F.B.l..A. 2. Esther, your face is red!!! Shies away from the opposite sex??? Fast talker . . . Compatible. HAROLD A. REISCH General Harold Activities: Basketball l, 2, Band l, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Senior High Chorus 3, 4, Dance Band 4. All around swell guy . . . His homework for English is never com- pleted . . . ambition-musician . . . blasts out on his trumpet with a great amount-of swinging music. ROY N. ROADCAP, JR. Commercial Butch Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Science Club l, Class Vice President 4, Hall Proctor 3, 4. Sl1orty??? Good-natured . . . can't seem to get out of becl Mon- days . . . Rebounds, rebounds, Butch gets those rebounds! CAlso our kicker in footballl. GEORGIA ANN RHOADS Commercial George Activities: Girl's Basketball Manager l, 2, 3, 4, Science Club l, F.B.L.A. 2, Yearbook 3, 4, Intramurals l, Art Elective l. Drives a hot Chevy . . . Dusty's private secretary . . . famous for her parties . . . slim and trim. DIANE KAYE SCHORR Commercial Diane Activities: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader l, 2, F.B.L.A. 2, Tri- Hi-Y l, Tatler l, 3, 4, Yearbook 3, 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 4. Never without something to say . . . a go-get-'em basketball player . . . always found working in the typing room . . . always putting around in that doggy Ford. TERRY LYNN RUSSELL General Terry Activities: Yearbook 3, 4, Tatler 3, 4, Assistant Business Manager 3, Business Manager 4, Senior High Chorus 4, Science Club l, Junior High Chorus 1, Art Elective 3, 4. Mr. Piano Man . . . always in a good humor . . . talkative but quiet , . . goes by the name Mouse. JANE ELLA SHEETZ Academic Jane Activities: Class Treasurer 3, Tatler 2, 3, 4, News Editor 4, Year- book 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief 4, Band Maioretfe 'l, 2, 3, 4, Head Maiorette 4, Student Council Vice President 3, Junior High Chorus 1, Art Service Club 1, National Honor Society 3, 4. What would she do without homework??? Lends a helping hand to everyone . . . The snappy, smiling maiorette . . . a good driver behind the wheel-Watch out everyone!!! MARTHA M. SHIFFER Commercial Martha Activities: Bancl Front 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 3, 4, Business Manager 4, Rifle and Firearms Club 2, Intramurals 1. Never NEVER blushes?'?? Snappy? gun-carrier . . . one of the busy-bodies on the yearbook staff . . . very athletic??? SANDRA JEAN SHEETZ Commercial Sheetz Activities: Rifle and Firearms Club 2, Band Front l, 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball l, Dramatics Club 1, Yearbook 4, Cheerleader l. Efficient worker . . . hearty on the chuckles . . . continually losing weight with the exception of her feet!!! The pizza chef of the crowd. DALE EUGENE SNYDER General Fritz Activities: Science Club l, Hall Proctor 3, 4. Always found loafing in Greenbe-rg's . . . taxi-cab service for residential section of Rabbit Hill . . . radio disc iockey who is the bosom buddy of the FCC!!! Mrs. Yeager's paragon of English class. LARRY LEE SNYDER Vocational Agriculture Larry Activities: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sentinel 2, 3, Treasurer 4. Silence is golden . . . usually has a pink tint to go with the smile on his face . . . Imagine him with a short hair cut!!! Lots of fun. JO-ANN SPESSLER Commercial Spess Activities: Girl's Basketball Manager 1, 2, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Band Front 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Historian 3, Rifle and Firearms Club 2, Art Elective 1, Art Service Club 1, Tatler 1, 3, 4, Yearbook 3, 4, Art Editor 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3. Is never seen without her faithful gum!!! Meek??'? Sets the trend for new hair styles . . . a friend in need should see Jo-Ann indeed. LINDA LOU SNYDER Commercial SnYde Activities: F.B.L.A. 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Yearbook 3, 4, Dramatics Club 1, lntramurals 1, 2, Library Service 1, 2. Makes many iourneys to Halifax . . . has a tendency to run out of gas . . . timid??? Gets terrific brainstorms. DARLA RAE STRAVV Commercial Dar Activities: Tri-Hi-Y lg Rifle and Firearms 2, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Year- book 3, 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 3. Mistress of bookkeeping . . . cosmetologist who likes to dance . . worries about her weight!!! Silent. WILLA MARIE SWEIGARD Academic Willa Activities: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 3, 4, Assistant Editor 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3. The Freckle with the contagious laugh!!! Golden throat . marvelous sense ot humor . . . daily riole with Frannie. 34 DONNA JENE ST. SING Commercial Donna Activities: Dramatics Club lg Tri-Hi-Y 27 Yearbook 3, 4, Junior High Chorus lp Band Maiorette 1, 2, 3, 4. Petite but wild with the fire baton . . . keeps Sunoco booming with her trips to Halifax . . . pleasant personality . . . her desire- to be a medical secretary. JAMES GILBERT TROUTMAN Academic Jim Activities: Hall Procfor 3, 4, Science Club 1, The Susquehanna is his second home . . . Frequent Trips io Halifax . . . artistic . . . sticks Yo his guns until iT's done. JAMES TETER General Jim Acfivifies: Rifle and Firearms Club lp Hall Proctor 3, 45 Hunting and Fishing Club 2. Wouldn't think of racing his engine . . . always has his nose in Popular Mechanics . . . insists on slaying at home??? Always seen with Frank and Edd. LORNA M. WADE Commercial Lorna Activities: Tri-Hi-Y lp Yearbook 3, 45 Taller 4. Nea? as a pin . . . chokes off with a wicked cough . . . fan of Lykeins dances . . . Mrs. Zimmerman's star gym studen1??? CONSTANCE YVONNE WITMER Academic Connie Activities: Junior High Chorus 1, Tatler 2, 3, 4, Feature Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4, Yearbook 3, 4, Class Vice President 3, Senior High Chorus 3, 4, Pianist 3, National Honor Society 3, 4. Our terrific Tatler editor . . . Ben Casey II . . , talented pianist . . .' blessed with brains. RONALD EUGENE WHITE General Gene' Activities: Football I, 4, Science Club I. Tall and slim!!! Shy but has a friendly word for'everyone . . faithful bus passenger from Paxton . . . 'Flat top is his trait??? JOAN MARIE ZIMMERMAN Commercial -IOGHIGH Activities: Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Cafeteria Cashier 3, 4, Intramurals 'I, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 3, 4, Art Service Club 1, F.B.L.A. 2, 3, Historian 3. Liberace II . . . drives daily from Cloverly Acres' . . . loads ol chuckles but sincere . . . money miser. Senior Diary Dear Diary, Friday, June 7, I963 A few monThs ago I made a vow wiTh some friends ThaT I wouldn'T cry on This nighT, buT Diary, even Then I knew ThaT I would cry-and I did. As a maTTer of facT, I guess we all cried Tonighi. Some were brave and didn'T leT a Teardrop ruin Their composure buf deep, down inside They Too felT The sirange, mixed emoTions only GraduaTion NighT can bring. For Twelve long years we have looked forward To This evening, now, all of a sudden, iT's over. Are we happy? Are we sad? I don'T believe we realize which is The sTronger emoTion aT This Time. Formal educaiion has ended for many of us, and we shall endeavor To seek a posiTion in life while oThers will Travel To insTiTuTions of higher learning before becoming a parT of The working world. Bur no maTTer how many memories we may gaTher in The years ahead, The memory of- The happy hours we spenT in school will linger wiTh us forever. As we marched inTo The audiTorium This evening in our caps and gowns, I believe ThaT we each Took a few momenfs To review some of The events ThaT were a parT of our school days. My ThoughTs Traveled all The way back To Sepfember of i950 when I first opened The door of Mrs. HeckerT's kindergarTen. There I meT many boys and girls who had gaThered here for one purpose: To play. Oh! The Toys we had! The firsT day we became acquainTed and compared our vaccinaTions. Half of The kindergarTen aTTended morning classes, The oTher half aTTended affernoon classes. We each had our own liTTle rugs for resT period. We all had a grand Time playing sTore, eafing cookies, Taking care of The dollies in The big play house, climbing on The Jungle Gym, and building wiTh huge wooden blocks. We learned The ABC's and could counT To IO. We builT a big, black cardboard Train. This was The pride and ioy of The Spring ArT ExhibiT. On The firsT day in May we Took parT in a huge May Day CelebraTion on The high school foorball field. The Queen and her courT were very proud. To end our wonderful year in kindergarTen we presenfed The Wedding of The Flowers as parT of our graduaTion exercises. Our nexT big advenTure was firsT grade. Those who wenT To Moore STreeT had Miss Walborn or Miss Shaffer. Lenkerville firsT graders were guided by Mrs. HarTman. I remember Dick, Jane, and Sally wiTh Their persz Spof and Puff. Also, I remember Those liTTle pasfe iars. Everyday we would cuT and pasre and pasTe and cuT. AT The end of firsT grade we could read, and we could page! How well we could pasTe! In The fall of T952 we made our debuT inTo second grade. There was an epidemic of measles This year. AfTer ChrisTmas vacaTion we were TaughT The fundamenials of wriTing. Teachers in second grade included Mrs. Romberger, Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Zimmerman. SepTember of T953 was somewhaT differenf for The Moore STreeT pupils. We aTTended half-day classes in The social hall of The E.U.B. Church on Cenfer STreeT while The Moore STreeT building was being remodeled. We were consTanTly Thirsfy ThaT Sepfember. This was HOT because Of l'!0'f weaTher. IT was due To The facT ThaT we could drink from Tiny paper cups insTead of founrains. The second half of The year we wenT To our remodeled class rooms. Our Teachers were Miss Shuler and Mrs. HeTrick. Mrs. AlberT and Mrs. Phillips were Teaching The sTudenTs aT Lenkerville The Times- Table. We visifed The Shrine Circus ThaT year, and whaT a good Time we had! We sTarTed fourTh grade in 1954. We had new subiecTs ThaT year. We were 'infroduced To such advanced courses as geography and hisTory. Mrs. Novinger, Mrs. Miller, and Mr. Lebo were fourTh grade Teachers. We had loTs of fun aT recess playing games such as: PeanuTs, Coffee, Mam- my Witch, Double-Dutch and Hop Scotch. The boys played marbles and baseball. The girls carried with them cigar boxes full of stickers to trade with friends! We used Easter seals, Christmas seals, and even postage stamps! Moore Street pupils enioyed their daily trip to Moretz's or Red's for penny candy and pretzel sticks. ln T955 we entered fifth grade. In Lenkerville Mrs. Teats taught half of fifth grade along with her sixth grade. The other half of Lenkerville's fifth grade was taught by Miss Shadle. Moore Street fifth graders had Mrs. Wert and Miss Kiehl. Those in Miss Kiehl's room were well acquainted with her knack of snapping her fingers. Some of us at Moore Street were chosen to be members of the School safety patrol, and, for this reason, we went to the circus again. We all learned famous poems that year. How fortunate we were to have so many parties on school time. We also enioyed being in the Halloween Parade. September of T956 found the class of '63 in the sixth grade. We were quite grown-up that year, but we still loved the stories our teachers would read to us. Mrs. Lenker and Mrs. Seal taught at Moore Street and Mrs. Teats at Lenkerville. The School Safety Patrol went on a trip to Washing- ton, D.C. We had science and health classes that year, and we attended them in the auditorium. We were looking forward to Junior High School with great anticipation. Our annual Picnic in the Park was a huge success in sixth grade because the Lenkerville kids and the Moore Street kids had their picnic on the same day. This gave us a little preview of what the class of '63 would be like once we combined. That picnic was lots of fun, we made a cloverblossom chain, watched, a baseball game, and danced? to records in the M.Y.O. building. The summer following sixth grade was an exciting one for all of us. It was the year of the big Sesqui-Centennial celebration. We had a lovely summer, and in September we took a giant step-we were seventh graders! How confusing that first day was! There were so many teachers to meet, so many books to carry, new friends to greet, and so many new things like: schedule cards, study halls, and deten- tion. And, the funny looks we kept receiving from those big seniors. However, seventh grade was fun for most of us, and our homeroom teachers had patience and understanding. You remember, they were Mr. Matchett and Mr. Leshko. We liked Mr. Leshko so well that a fan club was formed immediately as well as one for Mr. Miller, our history teacher. We all made an important purchase that first week-a gym case or gym bag! We lugged them through the halls faithfully. We sold magazines in seventh grade. At the end of the year we had the time of our lives on a bus excursion to Hershey Park and Zoo. We rode the roller coaster so often we became dizzy. After another glorious summer we returned to M.H.S. for our eighth grade homeroom assign- ments. Half of the class was in Miss Campbell's charge, the other half had Mr. Higgins. We were a little more confident this year because we knew the ropes now and could tease the seventh graders. We had the thrill of our young lives by attending our first semi-formal dance with a real orchestra-this affair was the Junior high party. At the end of the year we had to choose our courses for next year. September of T959 found us in two homerooms. Some of us were lucky enough to have Mr. Higgins again which pleased us very much. He knew our names already, and we knew him. The other half of ninth grade found themselves in Mrs. Antes' care. Our classes were now divided into four courses. We started to learn what homework was all about. Academic Students were baffled by algebra and Latin. In the spring of the year we sold Easter candy. Sophomores are we! Onward to '63! That was our cry. Tenth grade was the year that we met Mr. Merena. Half of the class was in his homeroom, the others were in Mr. Bahner's room. We had a fine program of clubs in tenth grade. We made huge profits selling Christmas candy, even though many of the samples were devoured by eager young salesmen. The fall of T961 was the beginning of our Junior year. We were now young adults. Many of us had driver's licenses, and some of the more fortunate owned their own cars. Our iunior year was a big one, and with so much to do, we needed much guidance and understanding. We received both from our fine home room teachers. Homeroom 6 was in the care of Mr. Kelchner. The other half of the class had Mrs. Gilbert and later, Mrs. Stetz when she came back with her broken leg. Most of the class was wearing class rings now, and they weren't all Millersburg rings! We had a big task ahead of us that year-presenting the seniors of '62 with a prom. Those Committee meet- ings were like the Lincoln-Douglass debates. We finally chose our theme-Utopia. The next few weeks consisted chiefly of chicken wire, paper mache, gold paint, and oh! Those millions of pieces of broken mirror! But it was worth all the sweat and toil, for we had a lovely prom. lt was an event that won't be forgotten. On September 5, l962, we reioiced at the fact that finally we would be one great big home- room. Mr. Fox had the task of keeping watch over fifty-four Seniors, and what a iob that can be! We had some exciting football games in the fall. The most memorable event of our first semes- ter was that wonderful three-day bonanza, commonly called a Senior Class Trip! Who could ever forget the fun we had running around town the night before! Our train trip was another fun type experience, especially the bargain prices in the dining car. We shall never forget the beautiful Burlington, the bus tours, house detectives, food at Scholl's, the changing of the guard. Wash- ington D.C. was the place where we really felt like one big family for a change. We were -glad to be back home, but that was an experience we can look back upon with happy thoughts. Our senior year was an expensive one, as we found out after ordering announcements, pennants, and yearbooks. It was worth every penny. Yes, Diary, l've iust reminisced a little about the past. Those were iust a few of the thoughts l had. No one could ever write about all the things school meant to them. The subject is too vast to cover. We had so many teachers and friends who helped to guide us through the many trials and tribulations of our adolescent years. We learned so much in school, and it wasn't all from books. Many of our teachers helped us learn by relating their experiences to us so that we could learn from them rather than by trial and error. l honestly think that our class had a history to be proud of, and we can beam with pride anytime that someone mentions the class of '63. Some time in the years ahead we will be cleaning out a closet or an attic, and there in a dusty corner we will see some old notebooks, a few souvenirs, and probably-this yearbook. We will turn the pages and relive once again the best days of our lives. ? ' ? 7 ? f 4 N . ? T ? I Q ue 'T T Sera S I9 9 C 5 EY3. It says: Quiet! Recording, Radio, and T.V. So l peek inside, and whom do I see? Why it's the Dixieland Five plus three. Que Sera' Sera, Harold Reisch on trumpet, you might have Whatever will be, will be. known, The future's not ours to see. And Paul Keefer was playing on his trom- But here's the way it looks to me: bOf1e- I gaze deep into a Crygtal Karl l.eSl'l9f' WGS lTl6lClt1gll'i6lClBI'll'18TWl'1lI'1E, And what dg I See-3 Icing, IO'-lg And l'l'16 tuba WGS lOOl'eCl Terry Kline. There are names on the doors of every room. Joan Zlmmefmafi and Willa 5We!Qa d Wefe This is an office building, I presume. Pllmklng Planos 'fogeflieff I read the sign on the door that's nearest to And Ben Kosher was singing a song about me, Stormy Weather. The bass fiddle was played by Melvin Beard, And The audience There iusT cheered and cheered. QuiTe a successful group, you can plainly see, BUT I musT leave now for someone's calling me. Why, iT's The Ten o'clock coffeebreak ouT in The hall. There's Jim TrouTman and Donna Faber near The wall. They've broughT Their wares for The people To buy. Donna's selling subs, and Jim is selling pie. Look! Down The hall is someone else I know. lT's Linda Snyder, and she's walking very slow. Hi, Linda, why are you walking so slow? Is iT because you have no place To go? She said, Oh, no! lT's iusT ThaT I have aches and pains Now ThaT I'm bowling insTrucTor aT The Hali- fax Lanes. You see, I really don'T wanT To walk This slow, BUT I dropped a big bowling ball on my Toe. She must have had an appoinTmenT wiTh Connie WiTmer M.D. Dr. WiTmer's office is in SuiTe 1203. Someone imporTanT and disTinguished is coming Through The elevaTor door. IT's The Mayor of Killinger, Jerry Boyer, and his secreTary, Diane Schorr. Behind Them is The very sophisTicaTed Miss Lorna Wade. She's a buyer for Pomeroy's, and she's very well-paid. WiTh her is Terry Russell, his nickname is Mouse. He now sells magazines from house To house. Janie Kay HofFman's geTTing off The eleva- Tor Too. She's a school bus driver and iusT passing Through. And There's Jim Emerick delivering groceries on This floor, He's The friendly delivery boy from The new Weis STore. ThaT elevaTor operaTor looks familiar To me. Yes, iT's Carol Manningg we call her Carol Dee. Down The halls someone's aTTracTing quiTe a crowd. He's Tall and handsome, and he looks very proud. He's smiling and signing auTographs galore. He's Roy Nelson Roadcap, ThaT's for sure. HiI BuTch, how do you like all This fame? I'II have you know 'Rock' Roadcap is my name! Oh, well, leT's see whaT's going on in Room l202. There's Dale Snyder and Bill Enders doing a SporTs InTerview. They broadcasT daily on WMBG. They've iusT won approval from The F.C.C. They're inTerviewing BaskeTball's Player of The Year. lT's STeve Bugs Barnes grinning from ear To ear. WiTh him is a wresTler who looks ready To fighf. lT's The famous boy from Paxfon: Ron KiI- ler WhiTe. KaThy Barry's There waifing for commercial Time. She sings The cuTe Happy MoToring Rhyme. Across The hall is The N.H.R.A. The execufives are meeTing There Today. In case you don'T know whaT Those leTTers sTand for lT's Nafional HoT Rod AssociaTion, and iT's on The door. Behind The desk is whaT They call The Big Three Edd Miller, Jim TeTer, and Lannie Lupold, I see. They're busy making plans and pacing up and down, For They wanT a dragsTrip in This parT of Town. I see a big drawing board near The windows To The WesT. There Two arTisTs are Trying To do Their besT. Jo Ann Spessler and Sue Hoy are earning Their pay Designing Corvair Monzas for ChevroIeT. Down The hall There is a dance sTudio, And I see Two girls ThaT I should know. Trudy Ornforf is Teaching Tap and baIIeT, And Donna ST. Sing Twirls a baTon all day. Donna and Trudy are going next door To keep an appointment they have at four. lt's the Empire Beauty Shoppe, so let's have a look. I see the owner, Darla Straw, and her assis- tant, Sandie Cook. Down in room I3 there is a recreation place. lt's Coleman's Casino, owned and operated by Ace. If you want to learn to play cards, that's the place to go. There's not a rule in the book that Harv doesn't know. Now I look across the hall. I see a sign upon the wall. Haskin's Taxi Cab Service with style, Owner and operator's name is Lyle. And to go to Lykens with great speed, Just taxi along with Buddie Reed. There's a conference in room I205 today With the leaders of the F.F.A. Tom Hammaker's telling how to plant good wheat Bob Lenker has built a tractor that can't be beat. But Larry Snyder couldn't be with them today. He had to stay on the farm and cut the hay. Oh, I almost forgot to tell you, I see a Travel Agency in Room 22. Two airline hostesses are trying to check luggage for a quarter. I believe it's Miss Donna Messersmith and Miss Nancy Border. I see Linda Kocher there, looking happy and QGY' She's buying a ticket for North Carolina Cone-wayl Nurse Wanda Henninger is taking a trip. She's going to Hawaii on a hospital ship. I don't know what she'll do when she's there. I guess marry a beach boy with coal-black hair. There's a poster on the wall l'd like to note. It says Tour the Susquehanna by Ferry Boat. See the beautiful river and the islands too. Miss Georgia Rhoads will point them out to you. Now beyond the Travel Agency is a nice place to go. lt's the Good Housekeeping Test Kitchen, you know. There, at a stove, I see Amy Kohr. She's a terrific cook, and what's more, A friend of hers is a super baker. We remember her as Esther Raker. In another room in this building I know ls Shirl Hoy's Photography Studio National Magazines are her specialty, So let's go in and see what's to see. Martha Shiffer is modeling for a magazine. You'lI see her on the cover of Seventeen. For Outdoor Life a model is paddling a canoe. She loves the outdoors and the river too. Did you say you haven't guessed it yet? l'lI give you a clue: She's a brunette. Now do you know whom I'm talking about? She's Miss Jane Sheetz, without a doubt. And posing for the cover of American Girl Is a Miss who's always in a social whirl. I'll tell you this, and it's no ioke. You'd better believe it's Miss Linda Hoke. Out in the hall I hear high heels clickety- clack, And I hear two secretaries going yakety-yak. They're Miss Sandie Sheetz and Miss Kay Hain, Hurrying out to lunch before it may rain. Bruce Etzweiler has an office here too. He sells used cars for you know who. A strange thing happened just this minute. I checked the next room, and there's no one in it. Could it be this building is exclusively The headquarters for the class of '63? Yes, Que Sera, Sera, Whatever will be, will be. The future's not ours to see But think of the fun that it would be! 0 NWQ9 BO Q, ' VNU MOST CATCHING LAUGH alias Comic Cac:kIers Sandy Sheetz-Lanny Lupold WITTIEST alias NimblevviTs Jo-Ann Speesler-Bill Enders 4.....,..... ? .fl v i A W fl Q 1 V , -' 'f-I YQ- V fifty' X 4 ' , v -f 565551 2 Af! n ms? Y 5 E 4 rw. ig 'Y Sf igfiym 'fx ygmgqfw 5 A Q! 'fi' L if Q5 tw ! X X Am , ev Q A A ik Q EE 1:1 WX , Wa QQ f 2 .mg A , . W my mff.,w2xws4Z L g? . -. xgymgfgfmsf, AMMS ' HL ,W Q35 - , Q 7 , M ,we hz 1fms:Liffgg'1N5?3!Hg5 vw? 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ERDMAN MRS. GEBHART Cafeferia HARLE HECKE RT Custodian CHARLES TEATS Cusfodian P i FXFTH GQADE FUURTH GRADE 'WVU GRADE SECQND G-QAQ2 KKNUERQARTEN I i N .s v Q Qfzif 5 U I A Mx i --' X 2 4 L L. A gf . EJ an Q f X I s X I X I f 5 511 mf ii? if JANE SHEETZ-Editorvin-Chief WILLA SWEIGARD-Asst. Editor MARTHA SHIFFER-Business Man. JO-ANN SPESSLER-Art Editor WANDA HENNINGER-Adv. Manager SUE MARTZ DEBBIE NOVINGER KERRY JURY Photographers ,,aL,,. , A DIEDRE CABLE SUE MARTZ CAROLYN WILBERT PAT WILT LINDA BELLIS NANCY BARNHART JANE WOODSIDE Junior Editorial Staff MR. HiGGINS Advisor JOAN ZIMMERMAN DONNA ZEWEE LINDA SNYDER KAY HAIN Typists ' XXXVII No l MILLERSBURG-UPPER PAX'l'0N HIGH SCHBOL SEPTEMBER 24 BERUN CRISIS---WH S 'l nize Communist ermany the oflicial f that for we as a ic people in- sist upon free and al- though the Communists say that this is being done, the facts fail to bear their statement out. Our proof lat the East Germai lave continued to ope Walter Ulbricht, tl Zommunist leader. he Eastern people ha' l free election the 'oting with their feet to West Berlin to tl l44 in July of '61 alon of the stringent co sage he was sent to convej Berliners expected the wol reunited Germany is a lost But instead the words were President Kennedy wants know, I want you to know 1 United States wants you tc that the pledge he ha freedom of West Bei of Western ac and th this city we our Liv our sacred Hc moment of y in your liw' men, z free wo5 courage and con always look as for eternity bt was made mo he situation is g as each day we are ,farthe solvingxthe move out! ' What i that we the want? Of wi material value is Berlin, vided city? Well, I'll tell you! Very little material value wi lost if we iust gave Berlin tt : Communist p if the statemer ime agog 3 John Kenneu not permit th ive us out of e or gradually ow that we w e are defend aris and Nevi y the East Berlin go 1 for freedom Lt ruthlessly punishm gg become a perm ADVISOR seeking asylum' 165' B. Zepp-Feature, C. Witmer-Editor, M. Beard-Sports, Presidept DWI West Germany' Mr Balmer he first ll days J- Umberger-AssisfamliSheen-News We will not be reunified a our duty. erman people had hoped '1 1-AEN! came August 13th. It was ll1Ol'1 people who lined the streets to JUSI What W0U1d happen the free world have refused on this day that the Communist welcome him. He represented their Drestiege if suddenly the et the 'Soviet demand to recog powers in East Berlin sealed thellast hope, and Junior High Chorus Senior High Chorus .L . vs A 35 f M f f, ' 'fy 2? 23 - Y N ann wwf' nk 'Wham-ww f-,Q ,M 3? ,Z fu 4--. ww-.Q ,..-W M 1 qw., sm., w.-s x we Varsity Cheerleaders TOP: D. Deibler, T. Orndorf-Captain, N. Border, S. Russell, D. Cable, C. Wilberf, K. Hackenberg, S. Hoke SENIORS: N. Border, T. Orndorf R. Cable, T. Sheetz, B. Geyer, L. Lupold, K. Evans, E. Knarr-Captain, W. Billow 82 3 SENIORS: L. Snyder T. Hammaker R. Lenker OFFICERS: F. Weisf, T. Matter, K. Ncivinger, T. Hammaker, 'L. Snyder, L. Herb, R. Lenker ADVISOR Mr. Wise f X, 2 CZ! KXK 5'-7-f f Q fi 7 2 J K K L 5 .KQUQX E UM! M PO ToM f HAAQMAKER .3 88 BOTTOM: D. Lentz, K. Spotts, M. Straub, K. Brown, T. Border, R. Shrieber, R. Hoover, J. Lauver, R. White, J. Troutman, J. Knarr S Dezbler G. Collins, T. Hottenstein, W. Dressler, K. Hand, J. Ulsh, F. Novinger, J. Haines, T. Weller, J. Lentz, T. Bailey, T. Shrawder S Barnes G Boyer, D. Underkoffler, J. Mattis, H. Coleman, R. Roadcap, T. Hammaker ' Football SCORES WE THEY i3 Lykens 13 14 Williamstown i2 6 Upper Dauphin 6 6 Perry Joint T2 i9 Halifax 19 l3 Trevorton 21 30 Pine Grove 9 O Porter Tower 27 O Mahanoy O MANAGERS D. Lentz J. Bachtel W. Enders COACHES Mr. lsenberg Mr. Kelchner ROW l: B. Barnes, R. Hell, W. Stine, C. Slweesley, S. Fulk, W. Allman, F. Willard, P. White, W. Malehorn. ROW 2: W. Wade, P. Sheely S. Daniels, D. Messner, J. Emerick, J. Shrawder, S. Adams, K. Rothermal, S. Fulk, S. Sims, H. Schreiber, J. Straub. ROW 3: M. Shaffer. J Burrows, J. Daniels, H. Snyder, M. Criswell, F. Lawley, W. Deibler, D. Wertz, L. Gehring, J. Wilt, G. Klinger, J. Sfrawser, T. Burrows, D. Fralick E. Jury P , ' coAcHEs J , V. COACH W-...S 5 Mr. Fox Mr. Fox I JA Mr. Dixon ROW 1: D. Warfel. ROW 2: M. Straub, J. Leniz, W. Deibler. ROW 3: J. Maflis, R. Hoover, C. Rowe, J. Hoftensfein. ROW 4: J. Daniels, K Hoke, L. Gehrmg, D. Wertz, S. Weller. ROW 5: T. Burrows, M. Gelneft, M. Klinger, G. Burrows, J. Sheefz, J. Strawser wr' -ami ,ITEM M2 W L .'L,, . CAROLMANNING E E I 3 is E 2 P' X STANDING: L. Matter, L. Kocher, C. Miller, E. Knarr, D. Cook, D. Rissinger, N. Fralick, L. Galer, C. Billow, D. Novinger, R. Lehman, A. Snyder, C. Fulkroad, V. Jury, J. Manning, T. Romberger, G, Rhoads, Mrs. Emerich. KNEELING: D. Manning, C. Manning, L. Hoke, D. Schorr. Basketball COACH Mrs. Emerich CO-CAPTAINS C. Manning D. Schorr L. Hoke SCORES WE THEY 39 Porter Tower 35 42 Wiconisco 23 38 Upper Dauphin 26 40 Lykens 52 26 Williamstown 46 31 Mahanoy Joint 29 44 Trevorton 31 36 Halifax 31 35 Porter Tower 47 34 Wiconisco 48 52 Upper Dauphin 28 26 Lykens 52 21 Williamstown 31 39 Mahanoy Joint 2-4 37 Trevorton 14 Halifax MANAGERS G. Rhoads L. Kocher L. Matter 9I x , wi? .kmwff X K6 M S, L,., 5 JM E' H ROW l: L. Herb, S. Barnes, R. Roadcap, H. Coleman, T. Shrawder. ROW 2: J. Bachtel, D. Schiecller, G. Collins, K. Brown, J. Ulsh, T. Border, F. Novinger, Mr. Kelchner Basketball MANAGERS J. Bachfel B. Enders T. Russell l 'SCORES WE THEY 50 Porter Tower 54 40 Wiconisco 74 45 Upper Dauphin 82 46 Lykens 58 45 Williamstown 33 51 Malwanoy Joint 40 40 Trevorton 77 39 Halifax 55 24 Porter Tower 65 56 Wicotnisco 82 47 Upper Dauphin 68 49 Lykens 53 49 Williamstown 44 76 Nlahanoy Joint 39 62 Trevorton 89 Halifax COACH Mr. Kelchner CAPTAIN R. Roadcap 93 ROW T: J. Bachtel, W. Enders, S. Deibler, M. Straub, R. Hoover, D. Lenlz, M. Oxenrider, R. Schreiber, R. Wilmer, G. Collins. ROW 2: Mr. Dixon, J. Lenfz, T. Border, F. Novinger, M. Willard, L. Welker, S. Weller, B. Dressler, L. Meck, J. Smeltz. ROW 3: D. Walborn, J. Forney, N. Dewees, T. Waller, H, Coleman, R. Roaclcap, L. Herb Baseball SENIORS Roy Roaclcap Harvey Coleman COACH Mr. Dixon SCORES THEY Upper Dauphin 7 Mahanoy Joint 4 Halifax 7 Upper Dauphin 15 Mahanoy Joint I3 Halifax l Williamsiown 20 Lykens 2 Wiconisco 2 Porter Tower 3 Track POINTS OUR BEST Erroizrs ,Strohecker ......-..,.. ..,,-, 5 1 V2 Rowe .......... ...... 2 1 V2 Emerick ...... ,,---- 1 5V2 Barnes ..... ,,---- 1 1 M1 Haines ..... .6M1 Kohr ...,....... -,-, 6 La uver ........ Frank ...... .Rowe ...... ---- 5 --- 1 --- 1 1OO ..... ....... 220 ..... .....-. 440 ..... .,.--.. , 880 ...........,..,AA , Mile as e.,,,, ,.....w..,, , Va Mile Relay Sho? ....... -- FOR 1962 Barnes ....,,...... Haines ,.A... Emerick ..... Kohr ......... ...... - La uver ,,...................... - Barnes, J. Emerick ......., -- Rowe, J. Sirohecker Ernerick ..............,.. a.... 11.1 24.1 58.2 2:30 5:50 1:48.45 32'11 Discus ........,,,-- J. Strohecker .....,, 133'4 Javelin ,,,,,,,,,,v,,, ,J. Strohecker ....... 152' Broad Jump ....., , Sfrohecker ,,..,a. 19' High Jump ..... .S. Barnes .s,..... 5'1 95 DAVE LENTZ Football II-Sports Banquet JON STROHECKER DAVE LENTZ BOBBY WALSTON DON WINGARD Basketball TED WALTER Baseball ALL-SPORTS QUEEN JON STROHECKER Track 1 E: 'F 4 TO DAYS E V FEATURE QQXN x...J EJSMASK-KING. REMKE 503-'X' 'D is Q 3 QW N1 FF TNF E. W iso Lf-3 E-E., 3:53 X Wk .pn 3' .ff 2-Q 'xi of f 'W- Wx ff oi Q X 35 wg - ggllw iv 1 if X 1 . fn ' xxx? Y ,V .. x K X . im ' S 'SE . ' iw 3 ga 'F-3' Ml , af .z-1:85551 1 4, li N- ' 1, if fx : S g 5 f ' ' EKJWFQ ' '5 7f'h .3273 A ,4., X 1 s A 2, 3 43a ms? wg A-fd' 3 . IQ ' My uf' L . ..W, x ,xl rr-,ff 3 Wu? - ' A ,. Q ,, 'gwfwnu ww QE: ,, 3:,syfyfg' H - ' gf'-0 gf-W -ef Q . i . Y il r- Yi ,FW 'V v H sam ' w1'm:sL ,s - fr IOI , 51, 23? , . ,L A Jul... A. Q, 522 E 5. .9 ,J ff 1 5 K2 1 L? 1' ,EQ 1 ,rfb it X, A F , S 3' 9. Q U ' vw f w sf ' 2' H ff X 5 5 ,Q -5 8 2 L .,:,1 . , f,, w f 6 . Uk, , M ,S My Q, f xv E 2, kg Q KR b 'Spy X ,s 1 Q52 yi, f f 8 is r f 4 f , 4, az 5 1. P 4--H WW 4 iii? Nix ..,k,k,,, ., .. MM. My 1 Acknowledgements We, the 1963 Susquehannock staff, would like to extend our deepest appre- ciation to the following people for the cooperation and assistance which they have contributed to our never-to-be-forgoften yearbook. Thank you. Mr. W. Edward Sheely, Supervising Principal Sterling Studios Mr. Matt Lynott, Taylor Advisor Mr. Wilbert Zimmerman, Commercial Department Advertisers and Patrons Jr.-Sr. High School Faculty Lenkerville 8. Moore Street Faculties Mr. John V. Ferrence, Art Department Mrs. Mildred Antes, English Department Franny, Nancy, and Irene, Office Bob and Harry, Custoolians Mr. Phil Moyer, Photographer Mr. Harris S. Sheetz Students of Millersburg-Upper Paxton Union School District Mr. Roget Nevertheless, we owe our greatest debt to our unexcelled advisor, Mr. Thomas J. Higgins, for his time, effort, concern, and patience without which we could never have achieved our goal. E AAS ADVFRTUWIFN75 X gf Xwkxx b N V..A , 5 f w ' ' I ru ANUFACTURING 'S T iii f51,gQ:f-5 QW Q X vi S Nx.X Nxxx s ii if si I ,..,,,..- - I Y 'O 551 - , I , A ISI, If I i -g ,,,, ..,.,,, Q .,,f 3 S F B FELANING EIMILL ANDBIUMBER YARD ESTABLISHED IE7O Fiiglllxsss SSHHEEEQ-'ITZ PRE 3 1-FTEASURER i I69 MOORE STREET MILLERSBURG, PA. Archi+ecI'uraI Millwork Bird Roofing Libby-Owens-Ford Glass Cromar Oak Flooring Builders' Hardware U.S. Gypsum Produc+s Building Maierials Sherwin-Williams Paini Sfanley Hand Tools Insulaiion-Reflecrive and Fiber Black 8: Decker Power Tools Armsirong Ceiling Tile HomasoI'e Building Boards Camp Chemicals Managed for Nineiy-Ihree Years by Three Generaiions of The Sheelz Family WITMER MOTORS INC. LINCOLN RAMBLER MERCU RY COMET Sales, Pa rts, Service Service on All Makes Remember l+'s Ihe Service AI+er Jrhe Sale Tha+ Coun'rs Phone TWinbrook 6-342I 2 MILES SOUTH OF MILLERSBURG ON HIGHWAY I4 A. W. TROUTMAN CO. 640 STATE ST. MILLERSBURG, PENNA. For You A Q The Finesl' in High School Poriraifs and Acliviiies Pic'I'ures I Superlafive Bridal Phoiography Q Disiinciive Aduli or Child Poriraifure 9 You Con Depend on dii8'l Z7:7fLg Qjfuolios CALL JO 4-3887 HARRISBURG, PA. KOPPY'S GROCERY LENKERVILLE Insure in Sure Insurance WALTER STERNER INSURANCE AGENCY FUNERAL HOME PHONE 2-3298 Millersburg, Pa. MarIan O. WaI+er Marfha D. Lupold Charles J. Snyder General Insurance AgenI' 2 I 5 Nor'I'I1 SI'reeI' MII sburg, Pa '32 '29 '37 and Broker BeI'Ier Living Begins a+ Your FuII-Service Bank . . . MI LLERSBURG TRUST COMPANY We meef all your banking needs 349 Union S+. offices 2 E. Main S+. MILLERSBURG, PA. ELIZABETHVILLE. PA. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION WELLER BROTHERS Shamokin Tamaqua Wholesale Disfribuiors of CANDY CUPBOARDS and GOSS CHOCOLATE COVERED NUTS We OperaIe a Compleie Vending Machine Service Congra+uIa'Iions, Class of '63 and Bes+ Wishes for a Successful Yearbook BLAINE G. WALTER, JR. POST 5507 Veterans of Foreign Wars and Ladies' Auxiliary Complimenfs of HOTEL GERNERT and HOTEL GERNERT HADERDASHERY LEITZELS Complimenfs JEWELRY GIFTS f ARTCARVED SPECHTIS EENSUPREME Diamond Rings Wedding Bands i Mli.ilElgisrIIizrfi+bA. BSISYIICIENISISIPIASI. Complimenfs of 6 DRUGS ROTHERMEL AND soN and i?jj7'5i,LERSBURG PHARMACY MILLERSBURG ACCORDIONETTES Prescrip+ion Service 75? 269 MARKET sr. MILLERSBURG, PA. OW 2-327I M. SEECOF, R. P. GEYER BROS. Plumbing, Heafing. EIec+ricaI I42 Pine Sireei A MILLERSBURG Phone OWen 2-2872 WILLIAM B. LENTZ 8: SONS Real Es1'a'I'e of All Kinds MILLERSBURG R. D. CompIimen'l's of JOHN ULSH'S GARAGE MILLERSBURG. PENNA. Phone OWen 2-2574 RIEGLE FUNERAL HOME Phone OWen 2-2949 5l2 Marlrei' Sireei' MILLERSBURG. PENNA. MILLER'S CUT RATE NEXT TO THE Posr oFFlcE Paienis Giffs Siafionery Fine Cosmefics Arfisis' Maferials Complimenis of NELSON'S CON FECTIONERY Marlref Sireei' MILLERSBU RG. PENNA. TOBIAS 5c - SI.00 STORE Every+hing for The Home UNION STREET MILLERSBURG. PA. Congrafulafions, Seniors! TROUTMAN'S GAP SERVICE STATION Fires+one-A+Ian+ic-Toys PILLOW. PENNA. Complimenls of L. O. O. M. Loyal Order of Moose LODGE 4159 MILLERSBURG, PENNA. LEON E. KOCHER COAL CO. Telephone 682-3l8l VALLEY VIEW. PENNA. OWen 2-2 I44 MILLERSBURG. PENNA. Com plimenls of JOHNSON AND BAILLIE Ml LLERSBURG PRODUCTS CO., INC. ' Man ufaclurers of Foolslools, Luggage Racks and Folding Floor Screens MILLERSBURG PENNSYLVANIA SUNBURY WHOLESALE SEAFOOD MARKET We Ca+er +o Banque'l's and Par+ies Rear of 5+h and Ches+nu+ SUNBURY. PA. HARRY LISI CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER MILLERSBURG. PA. ELEANOR BASHOAR Finer Feminine Fashions TEL. OWen 2-3373 MILLERSBURG, PA. IEZAESU' LMZALEFZA LFZALESMS Q0 Dis+ribu+ors of GOLDEN GUERNSEY PRODUCTS Breeders of PURE BRED GUERNSEY CATTLE 'GU-L.DEN GUE RNSEY DUSTY RHOADS 255 Union S+. MILLERSBURG, PA. OW 2-2016 - Day+ime 2-225I - Evening Aluminum Awnings Doors and Windows Floor Covering BOSTDORF'S Fruif Baskeis Seafoods OPPOSITE MILLERSBURG POST OFFICE BOI.IG'S BOTTLED GAS AND KOPPENI'IAVER'S APPLIANCE STORE PILLOW' PA. KeIvina'I'or HOUSE OF GUNS Tappan and Caloric Gas Ranges SOUTH MARKET STREET II4 LYKENS DAIRY, INC. 329 Markei Sfreef LYKENS, PA. RIVERSIDE REFRESHMENT SHOP Sodas' Ice Cream Sandwiches MILK FAYE AND GEORGE FABER ai Hsu Try Our Submarines F 'esI ' PHONE owen 2-2225 MILLERSBURG, PA. Telephone GLendaIe 3-7l38 JOHNSON'S JEWELRY AND GIFT SHOP Keepsake Diamonds OWen 2-257I, Nex+ -Io Theaire-MILLERSBURG BERNICE AND BILL BUFFINGTON Furni'I'ure-Rugs-LigI1I's-Draperies I9 Wesi Main Sireei' ELIZABETHVILLE, PA. Congra'IuIaI'ions, Seniors R. DIXON HERMAN CompIimen'I's of WEIS MARKETS, INC. 364-348 Cenfer Sf. MILLERSBURG. PENNA. H. E. LENKER IMgr.I PAUL E. HARRIS LUMBER 81 CONSTRUCTION CO. CompIeI'e Line of Building Ma'I'eriaIs MILLERSBURG, PA. 269 Cenfer Sireef WILLY'S PLACE Sun. Meals Turkey Every SaI'. NigI1I' EN 2-8220 ELIZABETHVILLE, PA. REEDS SUNOCO SERVICE N. MARKET STREET. MILLERSBURG Home of Ihe Miracle Pump and Kelly Tires Guaran+eed 'ro Be Be'rIer CongraIuIa+ions, Seniors DR. PHILIP L. FROMM BOB'S RADIO 81 TV LAB 96+ More OUI of Life - - ' EAST STATE STREET RT.zo9 Go Io a Movie ZENITH THE COLONNADE THEATRE MARV TROUTMAN, Manager I Radio, TV, and Hi-Fi FREE HOME TRIAL We Finance Complimen'rs --if -----Q- -- -.K ' of SHENK 81 TITTLE EveryH'minq for SporTs Phone CE 4-3274 3I3 MARKET ST. HARRISBURG, PA. AND TOOL XO COMPANY .W v . Complimen1's of Complimenis of MILLERSBURG HARDWARE CO. THE MUSKIN Wholesale and Re+ail RELIABLE SINCE i900 I I 2 N R. C. STROHECKER 8: SON DRY CLEANER 'Ge+ H' Done Where I+'s Done +he Bes+ Phone OWen 2-262I MILLERSBURG. PENNA. HARRISBURG COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS, INC. I7I'h and Holly Sfreefs HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA TELEPHONE: CE 4-4I5I CompIimen+s of LOUDEN'S GROCERY STORE CompIimen+s of: BIG YANK CORPORATION Where experienced and inexperienced help is always weIcome. LYKENS VALLEY ROLLER MILLS R. A. SHIFFER, Propriefor Phone EN 2-8423 R. D. QIEI MILLERSBURG. PENNA. CompIimenI's of HARRY FORMAN 8: SON The Family Ou'I FiHer PHONE GL 3-727I LYKENS, PA. -0.11 nw, CompIimenI's jfiffgixggi CompIimen'I's of of A1255 MILLERSBURG STEEVER R, DAY TV COMPANY POST 326 The Bes'r in Television Is on Ihe Cable. American Legion MILLERSBURG. PENNA. ROY A. COLEMAN Dealer in Scrap MILLERSBURG, PENNA. Phone: OWen 2-242I Complimenfs of SCH LEGEL TRANSPORTATION SERVICE V. C. GOODLING 8: SON Fuel Oil Coal and Gulf ProcIuc+s Phone OWen 2-3370 433 NORTH STREET MILLERSBURG, PENNA. Complirrienls of ROBERT E. HOKE PAUL F. KEEFER REED l LEBO Eas+ern S'I'aI'es Farmer's Exchange INSURANCE Incorpora'IecI HAI-'FAX' PENNA. Local Represen'IaI'ive MILLERSBURG R. D. ,gel HOTEL MILLERSBURGER We Specialize in Sea Food Rooms and Ba+hs MARKET SQUARE MILLERSBURG, PA. THE WHISPERING PINE TURKEY FARM JAMES S. SHADLE, Mgr. Hegins, R. D. 9952 Phone OVerbrooIc 2-3967 Turkeys and Ofher PouI'rry Year-Round Chrislmas Packs, Our Specially PAXTON PRODUCTS. INC. MILLERSBURG, PENNA. WERTZ ELECTRIC SERVICE Frigidaire Appliances Sales and Service Furnifure SpeciaI'I'ies 256 Cen+erS+ree+ MALTA MILLERSBURG, PA. R- D- DA'-MATIA. PA. J. EMORY SWEIGARD R, 9,41 G EQXNQIS3 OSCAR I. ROW MILLERSBUR , E A. Phone OW 2-3636 GENERAL CONTRACTOR Myers 3, Goulcls S'I'oIcers ancl Oil Burners Wafer SY51-ems An'I'hra Flo ancl V. and E. MILLERSBURG- PENNA- Plumloing, Healing, and Eleclrical II9 LEHMAN'S WHEEL ALIGNMENT 84 TEXACO SERVICENTER MILLERSBURG CHAPTER ROUTE 209 ELIZABETHVILLE Women of The Moose TIEIOP3 Phone EN 2-9I49 JACOB NOVINGER'S PLACE R. D. -sf: MILLERSBURG, PENNA. Snack-Bar Gasoline Repairing Washing and Lubricafion Free Pick-Up and Delivery PHONE OW 2-2796 GREENBERG'S R. J. BAKER, Mgr. MILLERSBURG ICE AND BEVERAGE COMPANY RAY and RUSSELL SPOTTS ROYAL JEWELERS Phone OWen 2-2370 MARKET SQUARE MILLERSBURG. PA RALPH'S SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION Repairs on AII Makes and Models AAA Service S 8: H Green Sfamps PHONE OW 2-3024 R. O. NOVINGER 8: SON Cuslom Made Draperies Aluminum Sform Windows Awnings WINGARD STUDIO 81 GIFT SHOP When You Care Enough 'ro Send 'rhe BesI ' HaIlmarlc-Kodaks-Gif'I's-Hobbies Developing-Prin'I'ing Blaclc and While Colored Films HERMAN STROHECKER'S GROCERY MILLERSBU RG. PEN NA. HARNER MOTORS RAMBLER 'For I963 The New Sfandard of Basic Excellence BERRYSBURG, PENNA. I20 TROUTMAN'S RESTAURANT OPEN SUNDAY I2 TO I2 OPEN WEEKDAYS 6 TO I2 Air Condiiioned for Your Comforl' PIa'H'ers Served al' AII Hours MILLERSBURG ESSO SERVICE STATION Gasoiine, Tires, BaI'I'eries, Repairs OWen 2-3045 MILLERSBURG OIL COMPANY Kerosene and Fuel Oil OWen 2-3I22 ALBERT T. BARRY-PAUL E. STONEROAD ia A i ii I E igflfs- H 3 B1 , aff! I sz r I 'JL ,. 5 A i , , -' V-'ga :Hs z,. gif' get. 1' ' I ii I .- A W , if I Y . A Q, fffwif V. FIRST NATIONAL BANK 8c TRUST COMPANY MILLERSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA FIRST NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Organized I867 MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ,H 1 SUSQUEHANNA QUARRY MILLERSBURG, PENNA. Crushed SI'one and Sand Telephone OWen 2-ZI44 Complimenis of MI LLERSBU RG ROTARY CLU B 3 me l2I CompIimen+s of MILLERSBURG MILLING COMPANY GUY M. STRAWSER 81 SON New and Used Car Dealer 3I6 Souih MarIte'I' Sf. MILLERSBURG. PENNA. Phone OWen 2-3096 REICHERT BEVERAGES TREVORTON. PENNA. JAMES D. BOWMAN, JR. Insurance Savings M ILLERSBU RG. PA. MATTERN C 'P'lme IS BUICK a. PONTIAC, INC. 0 80I Siafe SI'ree+ KELLEY'S FURNITURE STORE MILLERSBURG, PENNA. Dial OWen 2-2I84 H. J. LEHMAN AND SON CompIimen'I's of GOODLING'S s P mOYen2'2Z74EI , I Mosul. GAS a. GROCERY sToRE Plumbmg' Heahnl 3ENNAech-'ca 798 S'I'aIe Sfreef OW 2-38I5 MILLERSBU , . WILLIAM E. SEAL 8: CO. Manufacfurer of Indusfrial Gloves MILLERSBURG. PA. LEROY H. LANDIS Por'I'abIe Hammermill Grinding Mixing Molasses, SI'1eIIing, Crimping Air Lifi' Service R. D. .su MILLERSBURG, PA. CompIimenI's of: M. E. WILT 8: SONS WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 338 Cenier Sireef MILLERSBURG. PENNA. Complimenfs of BRU BAKER TOOL CORPORATION One of America's Leading Qualify CuI'I'ing Tool Manufacfurers MILLERSBURG, PA. Complimenfs of FRED R. HELWIG GENERAL CONTRACTOR' Building-Planls-Homes AlI'era+ions and Repairs Serving You and Yours Since I907 Pine and Green SI'ree+s Complimenrs of MAYDALE GREENHOUSE STATE ST., MILLERSBURG FIowers for All Occasions Complimenls A 8: P FOOD STORES DON SHERMAN, Manager MILLERSBURG APPLIANCE CENTER Sales and Service RICHARD F. WERT, Prop. 258 Marlcel' Phone OWen 2-224 Your Local Wesfinghouse and R.C.A. Whirlpool Dealer MILLERSBURG SENTINEL 9 PrinI'ers ancl Publishers MILLERSBURG. PA. Complimenis of: LYKENS VALLEY GOLF COURSE Mufual New York Life Insurance Ageni' EARL BRIGHTBILL HOOVER BROS. Furni+ure and Floor Coverings Wall 'Io Wall Carpei' Insfalled BERRYSBURG EN 2-8869 Besi' Wishes, Seniors ALLEN SHAFFER CompIimen+s of: MARK M. DEIBLER Auciioneer Complimenfs of: GRATZ COMMUNITY CENTER GRATZ, PENNA. FRANCIS REICHENBACH Jusfice of 'Ihe Peace 702 Berrysburg Road, M. R. MILLERSBURG. PENNA. Complimenls of: COOPERS BAKERY SUSQUEHANNA RIDING STABLE Horses 'For hire, sale, and boarding New and used saddles 24-hr. day service OWen 2-4I38 DICK'S GULF SERVICE Gulf Gasoline - Oil - Service S. MARKET STREET MILLERSBURG, PA. Phone: OWen 2-3449 DANIELS AMUSEMENTS Games and Music MILLERSBURG, PA. ETZWEILER RADIO 81 TV Aufo Radios a Specially 2nd Sfreei' BOX I03 MILLERSBURG. PA. Congralulalions, Seniors! EARL R. ETZWEILER AUCTION . . . The Be'I I'er Way lo Buy and Sell! MERVIN W. ADAMS, Auclioneer 208 MAPLE STREET Millersburg, Penna. Complimenls of: RISSINGERS COIL COMPANY MILLERSBURG. PENNA. H. ELMER DIETZ 81 SON PHONE Owen 2-2297 New and Used Lawn Mowers and Bicycles Sales and Service MILLERSBURG, PENNA. SHOP: Cherry Sfreel, Near Walnul N, H, FEIDT SWEIGARD BROTHERS General Aulo Repairs R'D'III2 TvlJ'i1LZ'3f'PENNA' Blackgmifhing and Welding Farm Equipmenl' and Home Appliances Gas-Ol' Accessofles FORD, NEW HOLLAND KELVINATOR MH-LERSBURGIPENNA. NEW IDEA KITCHEN AID PHONE EN 2-8059 BOYER'S USED CAR LOT MILLERSBURG, R. D. fl Complimenls of: MARK HELWIG Complimenls of: CHUBB BROTHERS' GARAGE Texaco gas and oils General auI'o repairs KILLINGER MILLERSBURG. PA. RALPH E. PHILIPS Dealers in Building Malerial - Farm Machinery and Repairs DALMATIA. PENNA. J. CARL ZIMMERMAN V8zE Healing Equipmenl and Myers Wafer Syslems Phone OWen 2-39lI lKilIingerI R.D. I MILLERSBURG, PA. HAROLD'S RADIO AND TV LAB. 430 MARKET ST.-MILLERSBURG Molorola-Sylvania Dealer TV, Slereo and Radio Service We'seII Ihe besl and service Jrhe resI'. For prompf service call OWen 2-3I98 Pick-up and Delivery. '25 SCHAFFER'S GARAGE SALES SERVICE MILLERSBURG, PA. Phone OWen 2-2I96 DANIEL'S SEWING MACHINE SERVICE Plaff Sewing Machines Sales and Service Marlcel' S+ree+ WILSON DANIEL. Prop. MILLERSBURG. PA. J. D. JOHNSON MILLERSBURG, PENNA. owen 2-2154 Healing Fuels and Burner Services SI'op a'I' 'Ihe TROPICAL TREAT and Gel' a Trea+ . . . One Mile Sou'I'h of Halifax, Pennsylvania GEO. F. WEAVER, Owner Ehioy a Came of .Mihia'I'ure Colii ai: TROPICAL GREENS MINIATURE GOLF.. Fun for lhe Whole Family. . e s MUTZABAUGH'S Q ' MEAT MARKET S, Home-Dressed Meals XX y .J DUNCANNON, PENNA. Complimenls of 'Ihe IVIILLERSBURG LION'S CLUB I PATRONS The Susquehannoclc sialic wishes Io Ihanlc Ihose individuals and business places who have conlribulecl Io Ihe supporl of This book. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Adams Mr. and Mrs. James Armour Mrs. Anles Mr. and Mrs. David Baker Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Baker Ken Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bellis Rev. and Mrs. Richard Benner Mr. and Mrs. George Boyer Jr. Brady's Sporf Shop Charles Cable Mr. and Mrs. William Carson Be++y Checlcum Nancy and Rip Collins Mr. and Mrs. Donald Deibler Mr. and Mrs. Karl Dreibelbis - lPATRONS CONTINUEDl - Mr. and Mrs. Janel' Emerich Mrs. Jane+ Engle Mr. and Mrs. Earl E+zweiler Mr. and Mrs. Randall Fox A Friend Carl and Do+ Fulkroad Dharla Fullcroad Mary Fulfon Evelyn and Myr+le Hain Mr. and Mrs. A.mmon Harris Mr. and Mrs. Nevin Henninger Judge R. Dixon Herman Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Hoffman Mrs. D. E. HoH'ens+ein . Dr. Esfher HoHens'rein Dr. and Mrs. Rahn HoHens+ein Mrs. Doro+hy Hoy Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Hoy Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Jury Mr. S+yron Jury Dale M. Kehler Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Kelchner John King Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kocher Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Landis Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Lebo Lesher's Millers' Barber Shop Roberi' Novinger Mr. and Mrs. H. Richler Mr. and Mrs. S+anley Roadcap Mr. and Mrs. Winifred Romberger Minnie RuH'er Mr. and Mrs. Allen R. Shaffer The Shepps Mr. and Mrs. Norris S+e+g and Bill Mr. and Mrs. Eugene S+. Sing Dr. Sfoclcdale Mr. Ralph Snyder Lela Spechr William Spechl' Jr. Irvin Spessler Rex Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Van Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Tressler Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Troulman Trou1'man's Bakery Mr. and Mrs. Donald Underkoffler Mr. and Mrs. O. H. WaH's Mar'rha Walborn George Will' Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wifhers Mr. and Mrs.-Lesler Yeager Johnny Yuma Mr. and Mrs, Jacob Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. Wilber+ Zimmerman THF 'N Wx ,, 0 0 Oo ,, BS ' lo w U ' o ' VO n f c ..9QQ' fffP fn 'n . ' si ff K I J, I .fn I -- -in X Q fr Ss l Tia 9 1' END ,.y g --,L-.vw -x. 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