New Cumberland High School - Shawnee Yearbook (New Cumberland, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1952 volume:

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Q Y ,L 5 4, 1 L 4 f' 4 - , , , 1466-,-immmw Wmzmw Scdazmzaa Pam, 7951 77iedal64z'-Holamlia Sadolactic pzew, 7751 .T .N vs.. , Q7 1-A -II 'xi fll 5 I 4'C 1 E can if I . Q For 1952 Im-- , . I. I I ,, .M Ia. il I , e w 1 Y. FI. If 0. .nay 3,1 I W .Us iw I 'I 'MI 'Sw-I THIS IS THE 66 3-.551-g,7uya:,gp mm 4, .9fjmH5f:'ef3I,-l,If:--- I U, ,W , VH K H -fwssfaw-wv1'2rQ. ' A I If .wa'1.':-mm .fgmf 1-If V95 Lifgg- -I A . 4, A -L .:..f'!I: x.fr'Tf:v :fm-P , 1 , 1 4' I. 2-i:4iw,:..w 3? -,Z f I N qs ,Ti I z wif I Q6 W 5 1 . I I -Q 'fs 3? .W 7131- ,. U4XF'W,2 f.i- g fr -HQ'-,gd '3,f ,. I ' rg-f 'I X- fywzg Q:-mf:4-g--- .f ,, ., . I ., II -1' . rf: I A-if ,Ui ffl 'div ' I M ' '59 I 1 I- I ff - . ,,'w.w,zx In. 2 6 ,ally me A I I .32 ef Jil: LTL..-......w.,.. 4.4.n.4LQ..g.,.x..41.1..1..Lw,1.Le5..1iQm4-:..A presented by the SENIOR CLASS NEW CUMBERLAND it? f-3421 'L ,:q.-gzy. ' 5, ,... -, -5 -f.'1',.-7J', .Y V'? 3f'. ,.f ' H ' :45?iEi5:..'2i img i- 1 ' ' 1 fp I H M5,-:S-5 sem, M, '2 HIGH SCHOOL NEW CUMBERLAND, Q r PENNSYLVANIA il . ' 1 1-aff' iirvx CE L f Q, 4 p J J F Q 1 Ol' SHAWNEE in 1952 . . . New Cumberland, Pennsylvania l2l SHAWNEE . . . in times past lndian moccasins made trails along these waters and named them Shawnee. Today Shawnee waters have become the Yellow Breeches creelc where student feet meander for swimming, boating, and fishing. Shawneetown, on the site of present-day New Cumberland, was established as a trading post in 1688. It has heard the tramp of marching feet in the early indian wars, the American Revolu- tion, andthe war between the states. Over the New Cumberland General Depot, one of the largest induction centers in the east, have trudged thousands of home-siclc G.l.'s in World War ll. The 1950 census lists the borough population as 6,300, ranlcing it the third largest town in Cumber- land County. D0 PATC 'il ll' 'M cnt ,,, l3i ,Ji 'Mi 7a awz feed n doowtop into n nfafzlaf nnnnown Bustllng campus a constant strr of actlvrtres has glven the campus Its well worn loolc in sprung anci fall various sections are llhed off for hockey softball or touch football Wrntertlme offers the trlcycle crowd ln the nelgh borhooci a perfect place for a snowman or fort Summertime permits nature to do a repair job with her green brush while the crashing feet are gone. An H1 DEDICATICDN To a friend whose experienced hands have carefully guided our wandering feet . . to a malcer of champions who has repeatedly led our teams to victory . . to a teacher who is sincerely interested in all our problems . . to an adviser who has given unselfishly of his time that we might succeed . . to our choice, Mr. Fred Peiffer, the Senior Class dedicates the SHAWNEE of 1952. lei?- if r t o E lsr i5l -...., ,. WX.: sua W . ,, mf , .. Ex K '-had K. 7-.A tv It , 'Rf' .A f xp f:'t'l are . ::fiiiEEi: I ' if 1-E - f...1 if ' l6l FOREWCRD H . . And departing leave behind us foot- prints onthe sands of time completes a quo- tation lcnown to all. SHAWNEE will try to outline the many imprints made by the class of1952 in all phases of life in New Cumber- land High. That each marlc is distinct and deep is the hope of all Seniors. Join Sammy Tiger in his last appearance on stage and in concertf join him in his last test on hardwood court and playing Fieldf join him in his last ramble through familiar halls and classrooms. THE EDITORS The front steps , . haw you exer thought ol' their importance in the life of a student? The steps represent the center from which daily acliwities begin-and end. Steadies meet and part. sadly, hereg groups congregate to mull over hig problems of the day. Report cards are compared, 'I'lMliS items are read, and exam questions are exchanged. llaye you counted the steps or estimated the times you have walked and dashed up and down them? By exact count there are 333 hy careful analysis students trudge this stairway to a hetter future 794 times in a school year. Ur have you ever noticed their worn places and cracks? Pushing and lagging feet over a period of twenty-three years have left their indelible stamp. Have you really thought ahout the part the front, steps play in life at New Cumberland High? CONTENTS Locale . Faculty . . School Life Activities Features . Atimietics Seniors . . Uricierciassmen Advertisers index. . Page . 1 . 11 .19 .35 .49 .63 .75 .91 .101 .131 'gig Q 4 .--wr V Ma? - F .P . n . ig!!-'S' J Jil. wr i Eg Checking svhcclules . . are Lhvso tcartlie-rs pi'1-pairing for the- opening ui' 21 now scluml yi-ar. Lfffl lo riylzl. row one: Hoy Suttun, llus- scll Puolc.Cl1arh-s Slaylmaugrll, lrono Gri-un. Hou' luin: Grm-v Spaliglvr, Naomi l,Hl,1'I'S. Blauchc Slay lnaugli. lilixalmm-Ili Ulirncy. How llzree: llulwrt Duck, DlJl'lJl,lly Dliiiklm-lu-l'gs'l'. lilcanor Slkllllilll. lfomj?u1,r: Doris .loan lxrissr and llaruhl Tlmmas. if ,sr Ja . weplod cm- cailliagfq to 444406 Opvning clay . . and the- gluing' cull:-cis lu rulalc lah-s ul' summvr advvzl- turv and thrill. New lruclxs. pulisln-cl shoes. l'iitLl'l'l' fam-s and ilu' cani- plls still in Slllllllllll' ,2'l'1'0ll. Aimllwr sclmul yvar hc- grins. Firsl assembly . . the 1-ann-ra clicks on ix typical svvnv ul' Nm-xi llllIlllN'l'lZillil Sl'llKll'lll-S ul, thx' lJl'g'lIllllll,Lf ol' thu svluml yn-ar. lin-rymm lllll'l'l0S lu gvl, his l'ax'ul'il0 sz-HL and Inari: ilu- in-w lnnm: rumn and li-acln-1' assign- nwnts. Ami vu-i'yuiio lmpus to lwar his namv rs-ad l'l'UIll this list, with his l'ax'm'itm- girl l'l'll5llil, ISI l I 9 uae. . we ,dm 'xv' Z. ' 12 5 E .. C bl IO 1 if 5 I .lanws as H, in ll' N E AIM! Q , gb. lli al H10 . , . cxclailns hu points out his plCl.lll'1' ... . , Nlulz. .llillllllg him in his first glimpsv wmiwf ul I-hm, lung zmalterl annual an-. lqfl In rlghl: .l. limnwkliill, I , Luclii ll. ljllllldll. P. Jamvs, VN. l'vil'u-I fNlcGratl1 and C. lirigrhlhill. lglc ll0lTli'SN'2lY'1l hound , . with as--wn mili- hus trip zulu-mi urn' ilu-sv l z1il'xi4-is l.UWIlSlllIl sllulvnls. SUIIH' l'uc'v ii mils- or mile' mul zu hull' hikm- aflvl' tlu- hus rirlv, Many rural SlIlIl1'lllS with l'arm vliurus. Q.1'l'l10lll ol' ln-xl ul 5:30 lu lw rvally fm' ilu' vzlrly Ill4bI'lllllQI juunl tu svliuul. l1ll'llll'l'll rlgflzl, mu' unff: IC. flI't'SSl4'l'. S, U4-lwlx D. SLni14'sil'vl', ll. Sli-lllllwlllglll. .l. l'll'1'l'l Hou' Iwo: M. lfllingvr. .l. Spahr. .l. Slinuw. lu. Mlllvr. A. SZillQIl'l'. Il. Sl2iSl'lIl1lll. Happy or sad . . as the 4-nd ul' tim yvm HpIll'0HI'll4'S. 'l'lu- tlllli' for alilngmpllillg yuar- xii lmuks. and planning for summer holidays . ,., is hum. Un lhv ll'Ulll sh-ps, Iffff fo rfylll. limlvrclassim-in llulh Du VNVI , Catliy Urris. Niilllj Nlvtz, and lfll,Q0lll3 Shu- well. A I.. Juanita Orris U01 . , zmuriam MRS. MARGARET MCSHANE, junior class adviser and supervisor of Central Treasury died in New Castle, Pennsylvania at the home of her brother on February 2, 1952 while on sabbatical leave. Through twenty-two years of teaching, ten of which were spent as a commercial teacher in New Cumberland High School, she labored with gentleness and kindliness to mold the lives of her students. Her profession held her in the same high esteem as she regarded it. Always willing to aid, she served on faculty committees and watched anxiously over student activities to insure their success. To students and faculty, time will not erase the memory of her goodness and charm. ,...,.....-uv Qi wi 12 BGARDS OF DIRECTORS .----jpff Local btlzlrd . . operates grades l to 6 and chooses two members to serve on the joint committee for the junior- senior high school. Shown i'1ll0Wl'. leqfl lo riglzf. are: Rev. Floyd Nlowrcy, secrctaryg Grimes Miley, treasurerg Charles Gemmill, supervising prineipalg l'iI'2lIllx Kerling Frederick Yan Cleve: A. ll. Stewart, president. J0il1l. 5011001 board . . two members from each ol' thc live districts make up the hoard for the New Cumberland Joint School System. The school law provides for joint hoards to act on the committcc system. The committee meets the fourth Friday in each month and l.llIlCl,llHlS as any other hoard within budget limits. Pictured below, sealed lqfl lo riglzl, are: licv. Floyd Mowrcy. secretary. New Cumhcrlandg B. ll. Barrie, Newhcrryg ll. IW. Stralcy, president, lfairviewg Mrs. lilsie VVise, Lewishcrryg Charles Gemmill, supervising prineipalg Mrs. Geraldine Cook. Lewisherryg Mrs. Marjorie Corl, Goldsborog Miss llelen Knnkle, Goldsboro. Slflmlmg: Karl Beck, treasurer, New Cumherlandg A. ll. Stewart, New Cumherlandg ll. li. Bcinhower, l airview. ADMINISTRATION MR. CHARLES GEMMILL Supervising Principal In February 1952, Mr. Gemmill celebrated his silver anniversary as head of the New Cumberland schools. During these years his far-sighted program brought a new high building and its various additions. Student Council, guidance, school newspaper, intramurals, and band are among his progressive projects. ln spite of early financing difficulties and governmental restric- tions on steel, his hopes of getting the new junior high under construction soon have not been dimmed. Dur- ing his administration school enrollment has doubled. The formation of the New Cumberland Joint school system has added to his tasks. Today there are twenty- eight schools, twenty-one of which are one-room rural schools, and eighty teachers under his supervision. MR. S. P. BOMGARDNER Principal As a member of the faculty since 1925. Mr. Bomgardner has devoted much of his time to curriculum and stu- dent schedules. An evergrowing student body and course of study make his yearly task of schedule build- ing more difficult. All attendance and discipline prob- lems are in his hands. Each fall he contacts all seniors to check required graduation credits. All plans for meeting representatives of colleges conducting tests or offering scholarships to seniors are made by him. Registrars of colleges require countless forms from him for students seeking scholarships. Frequently his opinion is sought by personnel heads in industry for student recommendations on job applications. His hobbies are reading and gardening. 13 me-oft -f FACULTY 9 lit 7aaaz!de0z head Q' IK? Walter S. Bailets, B.S. Mathematics . . Assistant foot- ball coach . . sports . . fishing, if there is time Beverly Baker Ojice Secretary . . loves horse- back riding . . cute housewife f,-. fd 2 llit:b,a6d1f'Bowe , B.s. i th unfit' I l. C. . Jr jf High lntramurahl . ' y leave Gerald Brinton, M.A. Jr. High History and English . . National Honor Society, Jr. Historians Club I141 ' 'rex Mary Brubaker, B .A. Latin and English .. Latin Club . . Roman Banquet . . keeps a scrapbook . . loves to travel D. Bruce Conner, B.S. Math. and Science . . Faculty Mgr. Baseball . . likes music in any rhythm Herbert Curry, B.S. Music Director .. band, or- chestra, chorus . . Mello Mac trumpeteer . . sports . . pho- tography Robert Deck, B.S. Commercial Studies . . J. V. basketball coach . . sports en- thusiast . . bowling, golf 1952 444 Zewalamp :mia aazfeel William Dittmar, B.A. Civics and hislory . . football coach . . great outdoorsrnan Dorothy Dunkleberger, R.N. School Nurse . . Red Cross Council . . wants to travel . . likes to read - Jesse Elieker, B.S. Shop. lwechanical Drawing . . stage crew . . carves plastics, fishes in spare time Irene Green, B.S. Girls' Healih and Phys. Ed. . . Leader's Club . . Girls intra- murals Elizabeth Gurney, B.A. Jr. High English . . Jr. Ili-Lite . . loves to cook . . gardening rates high John Johnson, B.A. Civics, P.D. . . basketball coach . . ardent baseball and basket- ball fan ,Ivan Kurkuch, ILS. Slenograplzy, Typing, Ojfice Prac- tice . . Business Manager TIMES and SIIAVVNEIC .. collecting dogs Doris Jean Krise, lWl.A. Spanish, English . . Spanish Club . . Little lndian . . knit- ting and music fill her spare moments I 15 FACULTY .- Wa it IE Robert Lisse, B.S. Jr. High English and Math. . . Assistant J. V. football coach . . on military leave Patricia Mickle, B.S. Biology and Geography . . knit- ting . . always in her car . . loves mountains Caroline Mikos Ojice Secretary . . bowling fan . . enjoys watching baseball . . knitting Robert Miller, B.S. Typing, Engl ish, General Business . . music . . enjoys sports of all kinds 1161 Mary S. Myers, B.A. English, Speech, History . . Crossword puzzles . . reading Fred M. Peiffer, B.S. History . . baseball coach . . 21 Club . . Varsity Club . . all sports interest him A. Naomi Peters, M.A. P.D., History . . SHAWNEE . . handy with a needle . . pictures and data for yearbook keep her busy Russell Poole, B.S. Boys' Phys. Ed. and Health . . J. V. football coach . . intra- murals . . all out for sports tbasketball . . hunting, travel- 19 5 2 444 4 ' amz deawlfong gait Clover Saracena, B.A. Home Economics . . on sab- batical leave Blanche Slayhaugh, M.A. English, Journalism . . TIMES . . for her, travel and more travel . . sewing ranks second Charles Slaybaugh, lWlIEd. Mathematics . . guidance direc- tor . . Hi-Y . . Faculty Mgr. ing, fishing rate high John Smeltz, M.Ed. Chernislry, Physics . . Stage Crew . . stall' photographer . . fisherman Doris Snlith , B.A. Home Economics . . Home EC Club . . swimming . . reading Grace Spangler, B.S. Elemenlary Music Supervisor ' Girls' Chorus . . Jr. Civic Club Chorus . . Y.M.C.A. Glee Club Eleanor Stanton, B.S. Ari Supervisor . . Commercial Art Club . . painting and Patti Roy Sutton, ILS. General Science . . Faculty Mgr. football . . gardening and wood- working are his hobbies ll7l Too many cooks . . did FACULTY 1952 Harold Thomas, M.A. Mathematics . . officiating for basketball and football games . . lied Cross swimming and boating instructor The poison pot . . com- monly known as .lohn's diner where odors ol' clam chowder often mix with the aroma ol' hydrogen sulfide. Right, faculty members .lolm Johnson, Harold Thomas sean the papers during the noon lunch period while Eleanor Stanton and Dorothy Dunkleberger haw an extra cup of coffee. not spoil the delicious spag- hetti served to the faculty on February 29. Above, the cooks preparing to serve are: Krise, Peters, Smith, Weaver, Baker, Green. 181 et imzieal am keygen? 450,64 W'illian1 Wert, B.A. English and French . . dramaties . . symphonic music . . theater in and Nlrs. Curry. Betty Nveaver, B S LI-bfflfliflll . . Library Club Jr. lligh Library Club u Q date on the latest books Adieu, kind friends savs llerbert Curry, music SUIJKINISUI' below, as high school faculty pie sents a farewell gift upon his resig, nation. Left I0 right: William Ditt mar, Grace Spangler, Herbert Curl y SG 99 Eat hearty, . . urges but- ton at a faculty luncheon given in honor of Herbert Curry. Left to right: Bailets, Deck, Stanton Qin mirrorj, Sutton, Elicker, Peters, Johnson, Wert, Conner and Poole. 564446146 Um aadeq 450,64 Sltrvivv CCIIICI' , , for planning: and dirvc'lingr sclmol IlI'llgl'HlllS and avtivitivs. Pictured lcqfl arc: Mr J Gcnnnill. supervising.: principal ex- ' plaining the details ul' a report tu wi J 'J Beverly Baker. his svvre-ta1'yg Mikus at the- switcllhnard rr-ady tu hand thu phono to Mr. BU1llgIHl't.lll0l', high svlmol principal. LJ mg- P AE, H f ea .E E. Sv ::. QB qgg Hflliday spirit . . council lll0llllJl'Fl'S cli-cui'al,0 the front halls with traditional greens, riglzl, as Carol Ann Smith and Charles lVlcShane discuss last Ininutu details nl' the all-school flhristlnas partv in the vin . J . . . wx- sponsored by the student council. l20 Happy SaleSrIlCrl . . prepare a Ili-Y campaign to sell pencils featuring the Tigers' 1951-52 basket- ball SClllFdlll0. These funds are used for many school services such as sending fruit baskets tu any students ahscnt because ul' a lfvngthy illness. Shown riglzl, sealed, lqfl I0 rigizl: .l. Snell and W. Brown. Sianrliny: ll. Lepley, ll. Walters, li. Shindel, ll. White. 1 flllillllllfl l-9-5-2 . . senior talent was televised in 3SSHlllllly. Larry Lung provided laughs in his dancing Lucky Strike costulnv as did Yvonne Prowell in her Uxydol garh. IC i'llUl'llS group sang 'l'h0 llalls of hy. Kneeling, lqfl In righl: .l. llnover, M. Ackor, N. Ws1g.gm'l', C. K0lJllllg'l'l'. Sfurzrling: J. Morrow, l.. Souders. M. llarlacher. .l. Nurris. .l. W'elLlnur. me imc muffled Guidance training . . gin-s freslunen an opportunity to plan for future years. Direetor Charles Slkiyliiillgll introduees personal hook- let used to eolleel data on a student llll'0llQ.fllUllL four seliool years and for live post-graduate years. Lrqfl lo rfghl: VVeigrle. Miller, Crelns. Nonvmaker. 'l'rox1-ll. QW .j if Qg.r55,.v1 xy. W 5' do 8 n 1 ei s whY dtms some? of 5 'H' Y Where mn I find Ext lg :M 0l'f the press . . the firs 'l'llVlliS . . and news conscious students pause to SOEll'l'll for their IIHIIICS. Leading., the crowd ol' curious and hopeful students are J. llostetter, .l. 'l'itler. .l. Dorwart, ll. Chor- penningr. I.. Bennett. .l. VVeigle, G. Miller, C. Cook, and ll. Moyer. lv00Iltll1l0 snaik 1- 1 B. C ass. w ut d f' 1514 n . N to su m Q . Snelliaker C . 1eorg,e ann . i os witi ram y 'nn po 'i .o ' ' is at tllc, sy ' eession opt ralnd for 4, z 1 0 . ,. Q if 1. - mv 'sSl'l0W Bllkllis ln, . . yells llle eroxul as llu- Dixie Bell Junior docks to entertain in assemlmly. Featured stars were vocalist ll. lfllllllflxl end-men li. Blosser and D. Stilzel with interloeulor .l. l al axer in a lninslrel seene. Shown. leffl. is llu-1-as! ol' the hilarious original skit. Iii-union ol' '5Il. Senlffrl: llroll, Taylor, Aeker, l'illlllll'l'x. Slrllzrlilzy: Allison. Sllalllllklllgfll. Baldwin, Sleenland. Own cwmiew 1 '. .D Mn Mouse spanking , .. annnlnu-1-s Dunuld ,xi rig Spungflrr as nlrnllrors nl' svn I 2 inr Sl'lQ'Ill'l' learn llw inlri ' fi 'l rarie-s ul' sound and unica- t' C l'K'C'0l'lllIlpI. All PqlllIHlll'Ill is llu- prupvrly nl' Nissvl whos: 2 Z hnlvlmy is making xuiu 14 E 'ij rolwlillgis. Sf?lIf?1,I'l'glll.' liin- a - .IQ sry. Spmlglvr. l'llSlll'l'. Slrmrl- iny: SHllQl'1'l'. llrnxm-r. Dia-rirll. Mmm-, Nissm-l. LGI X Cqllill. .lAl'l'SllIll1'Il lllHlllQ'IIlillll'liillS lish-n rare-l'nll5 lo lllI'll' tvarlwrs lnslrnrtlnns on Hn- props-r :nm-thnd ni snlxing rnnclilinnnl 1-qnulimns. l'im-Inn-ml riglu' ill'l'Z lingvr lfslvp. l l'2IIlli Class. Mr. XNv2llll'l' liailm-ls. lIlSll'lli'lUl' Maylwllv l1I'l'lllZl'I'. lllt'llHl'Kl flllUl'lH'llIllll2j. and Barbara lim'lw. S1'lli0!'hl0l0giSlS . . svvln In vnjny lxmlgfs ll1'Si'l'lpll1lll of ilu- parts ol' Hn' rar and llwir func'- liuns as llwy llmllfm his 4-xplznlalinn on nn mn-r-sim' PlHSl,1'I' Ill0Ill'l. Slnmn lfjfl' arm' Cllzwlvs lxvzagiy. .Nnn Vlisr. lmnisv SllllKl1'l'S. Marilyn lM'lu'r. Mary lxvnl, and .Ivan ,AllIll'l'SHll. Earnvsl Chcrnisls. .1-arryun an uxpvrinlunt showing llw vlcctrulysis nl' sudilnn cllluridm snlntiun. .lon La lfaw-r 0a1'ul'l1lly lifts thc' anndv Ln nntv ilu- odor ul' the chlorine furnwd. Assist- ing in thc' work arf-, lqfl 10 riylzf, Kunny Kistur, Dnrot,hy Mikus. Micllavl N olnvski. Lynn Svilwrt, Yxmnw Smith, Glunn Bixlur and .Inn La Favar. 1221 1 fiend Mein d6fzecz'c'oa Nlallh prof, . slurlvnls, rfylll. lish-n r'm'vl'lllly lo lzln-lung' s solutlou ol Rl prolrlvmol'ilu1qlmlilyiuplz grvolmdry. Slumu lrjfl In ' I-1-1-lclll-ll l,l1'll'lK'll. Anuiv Mikos. Iirdluzul Iiool mul l'Icluzu'rl lilwliugx, rrglll urv: .lzuuos Millm-r. S 1 , 7 . I' lllll rc Sf'll'llllSlN . . study about l'IlgJQllll'S zuul llll'll' llllpUl'lHIlI'0 lu za mocloru sg- le, world. Mc-llllwl' ol' lln' l.l'C'Sll- Q man Sl'l0lli'l' class, sllowu lfffl. : ' op1'l'zil,0 worlxing: moclvls ol' 21 'gui-'I Sl4'iilll Plllllllll' mul nu iulvruul l'UIllllllSl-ltill l'llQflllI'. Lfffl lo E . rfylll: llolwrl Buxton, Donna E' I'll'HNl'l'SHll. l.4-slim' Alxvr. .Iolm q 0 Coulvy. l3:u'lmru llortou. and Doris Iilunuu. Dvvp Sllllly . . IlN'IlllN'l'S ol' ilu- l,l'lQ.UlIlUlllI'l,l'y 1-lass gvl togzl-llwr to work on u problem ol' co- sim- laws with ilu- assistance ol' fllllQl'lf'll'S slidv rulv. Shown riyhl arv. row one. .lorry Basullorv. .lolul lxll'f:l'Hlll. Uwn-u Ba-st. f1llill'll'S filllglilfll. lfow Iuw: .lolul liracklmill. Paul .lamos. Louis Suplov. and llolwrl l':ll'll1'llll'l'gl'l'. K lzzsl rr PSI 2lppalI'2llllS . . lzjfl, slucln-uls in lllljSl1'S lull l'HllLllll'l il study ol' Ilw lull ol' o ' ' p lt'lllIZll lll kill 1-lm'll'i4'ul 4'll'l'llll. Louis huplvv and f'lllXlIl 5llY1ll'I' ZldlllYl um-s while- lolul Nllllmlll. rfglzl. roads llu' IlN'll'l'S and Pal Dorxxurl soouls :llmsorlwrl in llu x upuumul 1 vlnolv 661.121 RCVIIU . . is Iascinating il' yon can nnclm-rsland l r1vm'li IllHg.f1'iZlllUS.H rmnarlx tho l rc-null l stnclvnts. shown right. Trying.: to get tho point ol' a l'iI't'llCll joker arm-. legfl In riyhl, Annv Baldwin, llcnriutta l'llllllil'lx. lVlary Ann Dvviiw, llarhara Uroll. Lois llcslwtli. and fit-1i,llUI'lll0 lxcplingur. il Q N-'-1-,rf Xa an pZ74046f6tZ 6644464 a-J Kr v xi Y gfluul pai:-2 cs? . . nxyll1'il,l'Ullll- jk i try is itZ ' qnc-stion thvsv Spanish ll . 1-nthnsiasls xx ho arc' r4'x'ivwi11g Span- 9 E ish Spvalxillg ronntrif-s ol' South Ainerira and lhe-ir rapitals. Pll'l,lll'l'll 'J' lqfl: Mary Ann Warke-r. Nancy f Coup. Norma Shall:-r. Suzanne: y Snyclrr. .lnnv Norris. 2 0' IHA VOCabulal'y is inlp0I'lal1l, . . dvclaro thoso sophoniorz- linglish Sl,lllll'!ltS. Since! words are the foundation for l'nl,nre- ym-ars thuy are an assi-ntial part ol' all linglish rlasses. l'h1g.fag.fucl in a review contcst ara. lqfl lo righl. lixvlyn 'l'rax'vr. Geraldine lionsvll, Peggy Stocly. X vonno Stclly, D ' and lfranklin lindy. onald Ort, ,dir- Q 2 ,23-, ROS0lv01l lhal . . Anwrir-an youth is not living: np to its rm-sponsihilitivs, cansml inany ln-atm-d discussions lmutxwon thc various svnior cle-hatingfg tt-anw P' left. prvparinff th , . lctnrcd , 0 points for dchatv ' sf-nior Iinglish ara ' Br in . sealed' Bvtt nrt' Andvrwr l 24 l . ,y Poll, . mn, Gordon liowvn, Stanlvy Slough. Slarlffiny: Us-oi'g:v Pagrv, lic-tty Kalvy, .loan Mille-1', and Bohhy Snclhalwr. tame 1 , 2, 5 a 9- lf Big 1-one-zulluliun . . jllllim' Vg j ICIIQHSII Si,lNil'HtS l'0lliUl' with : v P lilallvlu- Slaylvallgli. d1'ID2ll'Llll1'lli -inui'-, In-ad. In clluusv SlliljK'l'i, for class 6 pallvl xlisvussion. TIN- topic, llmx f lu ln-Ili-1' ilu- N4-xx Cllmbvrln-uid ' high svlnml band. iIl'Ullf.Iill1 many 3 5, wn'ilm'l1ilv vriiicisms and SIIQIQIPS- . E? -'O lions. Pi1'lllI'L'lll'l'!1llI.' Hamid Bai- duri1'. Phyllis Blaze-r. llobart, Snvll. Blallvlw Slaybailgrll. llzn'rivI Kvvllw. amd Curl N1-vlvy. R02-N'klrI'h lllllilllilvd . . junior I'1llg'iiSilSLlld1'Il ilu- lilwary lu use- l'l'iil'l'l'lll'l' and pamplllvl, matvrials tm lulwrculusis urliclvs. 'I'ln- In-st, vdil,m'ials and iilwlll svlc-cI,wi by za I'ac'ull,y l'llllllllill,4'l' and villa-l'm-ml in the- Yl zflinq riqhl: illvnu Bixlvr. l3vx'r'r'ly King, mn- lialwr. Sealed ivst. i ar I. l l Ke-nm kistm-r. and .Ina Iwi' . l Pfmlvr and Vunvy Be-um-r, Nvwspalwr rvading . . um-ans mim- thzm luukillg at lilu' iillIlIli0S is Ihr- nlvsw- nation of frm-slmmn I'1Ilj.fiiNil shids-nl.s. llmw to lwwnm- an ilm-lligc-rut, lwicle-1' and Ilms UD-illdj1'4' ilu' VHDl'iil ul' nvws writing xwrv illllllllgl tlu- main points Ui'diSl'lISSiOIl. Shim Il righl. rom 0lIf'.' Wilvux. H:1vl'. Slmuw. Hou' Iwo: I'1SilUilll2ill. Ilt'l'lIlHll. fil'llXl'l'. How ll1rf'r'.' llnuxm-r, Pvnlz. Will. fiilI'l' ' Hou' vfilIlI'.' linux-lx NI4'lllZl'l'. Nlzarlm. Blum-l'. l1illiillll'Si. Silt'iil't'l'. liullvr, ls 1-rmxd w pl'vpars' ll'l'S worm' lm-al cun- Lynn Sm aw: .Ina ll s --X 0lll2il1lLllllllll1ll'kS . . l.ul.ill I sluclvuls slum llwn Ill sl, ill tlw pasl as tlwy point mul swim' i'2llllllllS SiIl'iIll'N .1 lulvd mm' luv llw guddvss Mine-rxa. Slnmn lfjfl Hu ' Nllluml. H4-urgv Smilh. N .nm iemplvs ' l YI in-r. Nancy A 1 ilwu' . ,mu Lstvg. . V ' i.l'uu-I Snydvr. BUIIIIUIIL. .im . W 1 um, -M, fm-A i251 W 5 i orld ilfurs 1 in ssf-s llllill'l' Ill' llll'l'Cl,l0Il ol Mr. Wllllanl DlLLlllHI'. ll. Sl,llll0lllS porv over 2 ' isles in a weekly Tl 'rc H'-nts lnagazinv in prvparation for class discussion. Ro wane: lilnnan. llull'. lfouf Iwo: B1-avvrsoll. DlfClilllilIl, i L. 17 free: Zviglvr, Sl,l'I'lll'l'. fic- . Sion:-s :', M yvrs. 'l'using1. 'l'llonipson. l 01 ll sllltltllls . . l, xlnn, tour lm on their projccl,s for world gIOUf.fl'i'lplIy class. lie,-lici' maps ol' P0llllSylViiIllil. rvplicas ol' the lurnpilu' and Yllfli-Biillillllllfk' roads. lllalrliz-cl log calvin www among Llu- projects. Shown righl arv: llirllard Buss. Clair llarro l ruclm-l'ic'k 'l'roul,, Hllflldlll Zuiglvlk 'l'vml Gru- 26 Wedpfaf Zeczchna g'0ur f'l'CPd0lYl bogan , , will: this dounnwnt. but must still he guarded. points out lVlr. l rod Pe-illlvr. history in- structor. lfqfl. Lo stodcnts vxainining.: a 1 ' copy of the Dvczlaration ol' linlvpvilrleilcv Y ' righl, sealed: Bevurly Kunkel. Pal llnpp, .lane VYoll'e. Slruu1i1Lg.' Mary Ann Waclwr. A f lfrcd l'vill'ur. VVillian1 lirulvaker and le x af ,m C. in American history class. Shown lqfl lo 3 u 'f if -2 Q I QQ Carolyn AOL:-r. ,r-'NMA YY 2:31 ,ge hwy? ViSll21l aids . . lfjfl. svnior lmoys pl't'liHl'1' a lilrn, uilllll' Privv ol' l l's-1-cloin in Miss Naomi Pvters' l'.D. class showing the inm- pUl'lHllI'l' ol' ilu- press in pI'f'SE'I'Nlllg.Y our dmnocracy as part. ol' lln-ir unit on Llam- tlnroal, ol' l'HIlllllllIllSlll. Lqfl In righl. ara-: llc-orgv I'ug-4-, Donald Dorlson, lirnm- Amlvra son, Iiuigq-u1uZook. and llolmm-rl Wliilv. S I S rr H11 1111 lx l'l ae!! lie pace 111111y's world , ' 11111111 11is1111'y sl, 11111'11l,s 11s1- IIIHPS. 1111 215024. Il ll11N'l' 1111 5 ' Idly Il1l'll'1ll'l' llliill'l'li-l1S ' 111 1111-11 5111111 111' 11111111-1'11 l'1lll'UIll'HIl 11ati1111s 111111 11ll'1l' 1'1s1 r1'y11l.' N1111'g1i1- Sp1111s1 .. Slum 1110. . - 111 1111111112 S1'11I1J1l'. lfffl lo 1-1' 111111 G1111'1a 15111111- l'1IljI.' 1111111-rt S1lH1l.0l' H1111 .l111'11 . Flfflll. s11p1111111111'1- 'min NM KMSIJSI llllll 1 ,ll 1 11N 1111.11 ll 1 1 11111 111111 1 N N ll' . . l ' 1 1 ' l ,1 1 ' -' 1 ' '1 .1l.'S. glfllff ff 'IS II11' N1i1111.'. . 111111-1 511111 IZ. 1 111-11111 . Slum - 1 E 5,91 SNA .. . xxfwv X ,fl Huck 1-11nv1'nll11n . . right, I111s11i11g s11111-s . . '-1 Sllf'l'l'SS a1'1' 11111511 11. D. s111111-111s 1111111 p1'1'sv111,111g1 1 1 1 sp1-1-1'1111s 1111111i11111i11g l111'i1' 11111111115 111 llll' IIHNI . . , ff 111-1111111 1111111-11111111 1111111 11y 1V11'. J111111 .l111111s1111s 1'111ss11s 1ll 11111 11111111 1'1111111. All 1111- plill'ill'1lS, 1111l.1,1111s. 11111. 111111 111'111111'y 111. 11111 1'1-111 1'11111p11ig'11s w1-1'1' llI'0Sl5ll1. l,1t'll1I'l'Cl. lcffl lo riglzl. 11111: YV11111111 M1111-r. 1K11L111'y11 1g1'S1l1bl'1'. .lllllll N11'll1'11111. lvll-ll'y 110211, K1'1'11111'1e1' 111111111117 l':ll'1ll'1llL'I'gIt'l'. 111111 .1 1-1111 A11111'1's1111. ,I1111 assislzinu- . . l1ff'l, Nlr. 1111111-11-S Slklyllilllglll. gIlllllEl1ll'1' 111'1111. 111116 1111-1' I111 1'1-s 511111115 111 11111111111- i11l1'1'1'sts illlll 1111111111-s 111 Illiillj 111-111s111'1x111'11. l11st1'11111g: 1.11 llll' 1'xp11111111i1111 111' 1111 1 ll11S 111' 1.1's1s ,1:1x'1'11 I11 -1 ' -1 ' ' ' Il'Il11l1' s111-1-1 11111, lrffl I11 riyhl: 17111111111 171111s1111, 111111111 l':1l'1ll'1lll'l'gIl'I', 1111111111 1'111'1111-111111'1'. illlll VVi11i11111 W011111-11. 1271 S st? i 'Q' fwfr' .f 'fi fm .. , ig Azilrfiifgg. Yllllftidll gifts . . are crnnplctvd hy shnp stu- dents to make surf- Mum has a lVlc-rry Christmas. Below. lqff lu righl. Itohcrt Nlaxwvll polishes a music hoxg Larry llartzvll finishvs his hunk rack: Clair lVluCrc-ary displays a slvigh: and Frank Lindanr sands a slut-ve hoard. Bihar Cherry pic quvcn . . u-vm-iws mmgral.ula- tinns from lnnnv 01' l.t'2'll7lll'l'. Mrs. Doris Smith. and tho jlltlgJ,'l'S upnn hvr xivtury in tht- lucal cwmtvst. Leif! lu right ara-: Mrs. 'Fhyra VVism-. llUlllPIllHli0I'. Mrs. lidith Daviclsfm, statv home' ec' ll0llHl'llll0tll, and Mrs. Zora flUOIll't'. lmmv- makvr. liuvvrly King. rhvrry pie- qlu-1-11. Mrs. Smith and NHIll'5' M1-tl. rnnnm'-np. i281 nrt lin. Faculty M121 . . a'ni1l pine' Wwe we head Shflll lllvll . . wurk un plywmud slvighs tu ho sold to Mrs. lilc-anur 5tzmtun's art. 1-lassvs. Stnclvnt ists pziixltml tht-m to nsv as Christ mas Ilt'I'1l1'2ililUllS. Shnvin lcffl arv: ltulwrt. VYaltvrs. Clair NlCCl'vary, tllziir llurro. and Carl Waltvrs. c-zu! W- 'ii '?'4-. - li .xg l',' WIN 5 41 ai' 4 I ' is :ATS iftz ln'anc'lln's and cilll'lSlftIlHS hulls. hmnf' -1' firls arld to thu- holiday spirit with t-va. ruukic-s. and ranapos. 1 lm as liwnv 'lhnxlur 'Pnl Inu-v IMUI4- ,1lml'z', lVlnrilyn Am-lu-r pours prepare to svrvv. an .. . .. .Q in aw: edcwen flfdfdd Fashion wise , . lltillll' 1-1' girls Sl'til'Cll tllc latvst Styli' lmulxs. cllcclt patterns, and hegi11 new spring flwrcks. lfiglzl, they gatlnwr 3l'Ullllfl Ardrvy Gilbvrt to watvll the ope1'atiu11 ol' the l111tt011-lmlc attach- lll0lll,. Sealed lcjfl io riyhl: Carolyn A1:lw1', Ardrey Gillwrt. l'atAlliso11. Slar1d1'r1g: .lnyce Poole, Lianc 'l'ayl111'. B1-vo1'ly King, llarriot Kccncr, Grvta Slft'4'lllE'lllll. Nancy Be-11111-1'. 57.2- 1 CJ 1 A , ua. X 1 nz if 3. ' . 5- G. t DiSC jockoys . . above, .lul111 Bracklmill and Paul Janws, sf-ni111' 1110111111-1's of the stage! 1:11-vv, are shown ill the p1'ujectiu11 booth libllliillg' over l'0CUI'llS. 'l'l1es0 boys spin the platters fur all 1101111 and Saturday night dances. 'EN Ch0f,S S ecial . . all clubs and 1r1'fa11izat.iu11s nsc- tlw P 1- facilities of the lI0lllC oc: dc'pa1't1111-11t llfll' pl'k'pHl'llljl l1a11'lv1-1-111-s, peanuts, or l1111cl1vu11s. ljlCl,lIl'l'll below arc 1111-111lm1-1's of II11- Spanish clnlx prupu1'i11g a llllll'llt'lHl for tln- l4yt'Ullllllg1' 1'l1ni1', Lefl lo rfglzi arc: Bcvurly B1-1-lilvy, l,n11isc SUlltll'l'S, .li-lIlll'S lluin, club p11-sidc'11tg MHI'-ilDl'lt' l,l'ilNl'll, Nancy illlllp, Iixa Cresslvr. and Shirley Svasv, Machine tools . . and l1lll'lI' pl'Upl'l' upvra- tion play kill i1np11rta11t part i11 buys' shop cu111's0s. l'ict111'e1l leqfIa1'e':.lnl111 Brady, William MK7CI'l'HFy'. Artlnn' B1-st. fil1'Illl Muyvr, and Dalv lluuck, lfllflllllg a lwasolmll bat 1111 a wuml latlw. l29l 'Wx Debits and 0l'0flilS . , below, hooklwepcrs Joan Pooler, Marv Ann Devine, Sylvia Stonesil'er. Gene Bankert, and James llart inspect the entries outlined on the recently purchased bookkeeping charts. Wwe me amide ily PCFSIDHHI 2lCCOUI'llS . . sophomore commercial students fl. learn from Nlr, Miller, husim-ss instrurtor. the importanci id method ol' keeping simplified records ol' their own funds wn lqfl lo riglzl are: Mr. Miller, Wm-rtz, Gruver. Fox lvder, and Melvor. HCC xowvnn rl 30 l Right apprllach . . rzfglzf, senior salvsmanship students practice how to make and accept introductions. 'AA firm handshake is also important to a salesmann declares llerman Jamison. Left lu righl are: liugvne Zook, llohert Zeiglcr, llerman Jamison, and Donald Dodson. '6Dcar Sirv . . and Mrs. .lean Korkucli, above. begins dictation to speedy stenographers who have received Gregg shorthand awards for their pro- lieienry. Lejfl lo righl, in the foreground are: Nancy VVagnvr, lilmina lVIoore, .lean Korkurh. Yvonne Prowell and Joanne Vtiisman. Offlfle f0I'II1S . . Iqfl, senior Commercial students learn the proper procedure in handling general types of forms used in business ollices. Pictured lqfl lo right are: Anna Jane Turhan, Marion Smoley, Gladys lielnn, listclla Foglc, Florence Witmor. a ddapiczq amz mimic, Slrillg flllllily . . Grave- Spanglvr. lZlSlfl'llClJlbI', riglil. vx- plains lu hor lll'l'SllIllZiIl lnusirr class the Ililll0I'4'IlL l'alnilis-s uf IllllSiCi-ll instrunlvnts. l,isi,uning' attonliwly, lqfl lo riyhl. row one, are-: Krmw. Muller, Kiillllillliill. .lann-s. Snyder and lNluvsrvy. How Iwo: Slmnu-r, lirctz. Miss SIlHllQ'l0I', Altland. llullnnan and Class. Posters1-onlplelod .. tlmsv sr-niur artists, righl. talw tinu- out to adnlirv Lluwir Xelnlmo Sllfllll? puslrrs. Sealed lfffl' Io riglzl. arc: Nancy Anderson, B1-Hy Poll. Marilyn Arlwr and Nancy Coup. Slr1mlir1y.' .loan Mille-r, Sylvia Slmwsiil-r, .lanu-s Dmmrivk. NYIIIIIIU lVlilIvr, Ann Wlisu, Murivl Ilar- r PI'2l0lii'0 St'SSi0Il .. lfjfl. svuiur Illl'lIlllt'l'S ul' ilu' 0l'f'll Seuleri. lcffl lo Fllfllllf liml,g'vrs. llome-r. Slurzfling: Wism-. .lame-s, Slllillll. 4-slra gvt liUjIl'l,ll1'l' ln display llwir rlass lalvnl. ...i '- R, Gy I larllvr. Nancy Slllllll. .agkvwl-Q NJIISI 0Il0 IHOP? . . rfghl. and the e-xllibit is ready, dvclaru ilu-sv 4-ntlulsiastiv art, sl,ude-nt,s. Oil paintings. pe-ncil drawings. push-rs and fashion designs ware part ol' the artistic displays at ilw annual spring: art oxllilmit. llelpingr to arrange the drawings. lqfl lu rigl1I.' lic-x'1'r'ly' Bocklvyg Sally Martin, and Ardrey Gilbert.. B01 lwrs Soi l r Dlll, 1100111 . . lqfl. go ilu' yuirc-s ul' llwsv bass IlH'lll- ul' ilu- lnixe-rl rlmrus as llwy llil a dc-vp nntm-, Leif! In m1pol10.' lKOClfl'0l'S. lfnx. Xnlm ski. Hou' fIl'U,' filllg'l'll'll. riglzl. 1-rl and lvll'fll'2ll,ll. v -. .rg Q .lx We ll 7 adgafzcwca B6lll?f ViSi0ll . . riglzl. should ln- thx rvsult ol' the study ol' thv vyvs and tlu,-ir care luring made hy nmmln-rs ol' thc junior X- -1 1 ov .3 hualth class. Lqfl lo riglzl. examining mod- e-ls ol' tho eyes. arv: lfrvd l'ihman. Arthur Bust, Fred Maas, Clair Sllt'lllldldl'I'. and llolwrt Shultz. 66Plf7liS4E rltatl . . the noxt lima roquc-sts Dr. Vlilliam Dietrich, school doctor, helow, as hv cliocks the oyes ol' Leroy 'l'oddus on a visual chart. Dorothy Dunklv- ll0l'gQ't'l', svhool nursv, wail,c'l14's thv lost, Q Ulu-n wide. urges Dr. lloward Brooks, school dentist, as he cxamim-s Donna Stoncsifor. Atha Baci' and Patsy Mentzvr await their turn. Free X-rays . . ready for the click ol' thu lll2it7lllIl0, IGH, iS Pat Dorwart while Dorothy lJlllllil0llCl'gl'l', svhool nursv, gathers the rugistration cards. ln line to he x-raycd arc: Charles Kvagy, liomainc VVlwole1', VVilli County Tulwrculosis association started this free ser- am Peifur, and Carl Gvorgrv. The Cumberland vice to the' schools in 19141. A First aid . . above. sophomore girls lvarn how to handle a patient in case ol' an e1norg.:e11cy. llcre the victim, Ockor, is hcing placed on a strc-tclicr hy classmates Steely, Kauffman, Zeiglcr, and Bvrrior. l32l NK'WN'SllHllCT display . . right, nn-rnlwrs ol' thu- 'l'lMl'IS stall' arrangv an oxllilnit for udnc'at,ion wcvk to show tln- various phase-s ol' stall' work and thx- inany awards won by a l,op-notch publication, , 1 Shown lqfl Io right: Shirley llnglnes, rt-porter: Norma SllHll't'l', intraninral sportsg Sonia tlotlob, pa Lorg .Ioan Nlillvr. 1-ditorialg .lohn Nltztlratli, varsity sports: Annv Baldwin, vditorialg .lunc busiin-ss. a ES Z -FF E..- 22 mr Busy I'CadCI'S . . above, crowd- ing the library each period ol' the day for study liall are stu- dents fron: all classes. lleru ry do i'0l'ci'm1cu work l'or daily HSSlg.flllll0lll,S or road books and magazine-s. Sealed, lgfl lo riyhl are: Martin. Baer, lVlontzur, lvmor, l,cpln'y, lntiriori and SlllllCI'. J i 33 1 ! 1'iJ get vtll- Norris. and Zecwe amz mmm llandbook vommittvv . . lfffl. llashing Slllllt'S ol' Sllt't'4'SS as llll'j' prvparm- to svnd a nvw pulmlication. tin' l-l't'Slllll2lll lltfllltllltltllx, to pri-ss arm' Sandra Ili-inn-r. David .lanu-s, Nlardm' liivllvllmr-rgm-i'. Doris .lm-an lirisv. atlvisvr, YVlary Ann Gvnnnill. and .lanvt Snydvr. tlnlil graduation this group will ln' part, ol' tln- stall. 'I'Iu- liittlv Indian is now a pc-rinam'nt, pnlvlim-ation. -.gg ur ,mmf 'iw QR: Wfrifik ..,...: j ,.. .:: x 135,397 gg Page lay-0ulS . . that are at,trat't,ive' and varivtl are a big job for the group ol' senior artists shown below trimming and mounting piutnrvs. Leif! lo riglzl are: .loan Miller, Nancy Smith, Yvonnv Millar. Naomi Peters, vditorial advisvr, Larry Long, and Sylvia Stoncsilvr. n-. K 1 Za! we neun walk :Mane Staff photographers . . upper lqft, Paul .lanles and Mr. .lohn Snleltz, adviser. at work on pictures of countless school activities snapped for yearbook and newspaper. Q Sports managers . . upper righl, Hoy Sutton, faculty manager ol' football, and Charles Slaybaugh, faculty manager of basketball, talk over problems ol' transpor- tation. hiring officials, and scheduling games l'or Tiger teams. Q Big moment . . Miss Blanche Slaybaugh. TIMES adviser, left, pre- sents awards to smiling Ann Wise and Larry Wilt voted as Sweetheart ol' '52 and Dan Cupid at the stalls' Sweetheart Swing. PHFIV l0kllll'I'S . . confer about the o N'IllIlU' s wcclles lor . l f- I the political convention'held by the P. D. classes. Shown. .5,.,,.4....,......1 ....,.,...,s ..-.J-....... ,.,....Y.,.hL.,W. aw- rlghl, are: Norman Basehore. Democratic flllliltlllklll and 1.5-f113xl,'..:.,m-.-. 1 , . : I President ol the Student Louncllg Mr. .lohn Johnson, council adviser and Xarsily basketball coach: and .lanles Dowrit-lt. llcpublican Chairlnall and basketball star. 3 Harll YVOPIKCFS . , giving instructions to lsaac Cline, .lr. on how to operate the recently purchased utility tractor is his father, Isaac Cline, Sr. This father and son teanl does an excellent job ol' lu-epinggg the school building and grounds clean and orderly. i :u 1 I I I X4 K bl Um! Qt? IVV I' nlgrprls lllg Journal V lsls . . mrmldlv A um-y acting faoqifzdmfd m-mmlx' Q 'mls .' 1 -' ' , .HH A .I.'x.'. N-M W . 1 Q. . H '11 vis 'mvlu ' ' ll. lu L f 5 I lla thu: hm - 'I' sw -- wli :rich NI: ul y at Iltbllll f Ihr- plll'IbilSl' nl' Ihiw prnjul was In t ldl - IIIUIIPN lu wud 'I INIIN . I Il ' IIII - NI.nIm.u1-f thm Cululnhli if - P' I A .1 Sc-Imlastir' prvss CUIIYUIIIIUII wlwre- slu- again addl'0ss01I svlmol nvws wril,e'rs. F-Inmn riylnf urv: Mrs. .I4-an kurlmc-In hu ' sun-ss nmllagxs-:'. . . .' ', Iingvr. S. Gutluh. II. C . A. Wixv. and I.. N'll'cIIlI'Ix. .Y , Y SIIIIIII. L. Ixvp- I mlmk N. links-r', ,dub-A ,....fM lima! 'Niss- .Q- Slilff . . the lirvlvss vII'ol'i,s UI' this vapahlv 'fro IH'UllgL'IlI, to NvwC1unhm'IamI hi,u'h n '- ' ' 'Xlvcialist ' ' ,. up Ilan- lUl1llllI1NI'llllIIll 'mr N and All Amuu . . 5.2-I urnalislivawards. - -' :an ratings wc-ru vuppc-d by tlur 'I'I IVIICS ' - jllIIgIIllgI ul' tlw Columbia Svllolastic 'x ' ' ' S1-Imlaslf' ' ' ' ln thx push dNS00l'itlUll I ll, pxvss awuval' . am the National , .. I Jun. wspm-ctiwly. In z1cImIil,iml tu th Imxluw. IIN' IIUVISDHPUI' won ilu- Illtf' ' ' :ward ' '- , , 051' lop undtumal Ilrmm ' Liu Il Inv lh1-Uuill , ' rating: and Gallup 'V , x and Sn-rulI IOSllp1'I'I0l' papvrs with disti If ' I 11-wuwls. How one: I.. NIm'lI11rk. NI. H ' ' N IIu Y Smith, .I. Anrivr' flu: Nl ku I XIIIIH N Wlll. . . -I . 'NUITI ll,,llIS md Ixcdt. ru-1-mIltm's3 ghos. . . mn, NI. A' , . Ba ' Huw Iwo: II. .Iam1's. A. Bald- 1 ' -'. Gnt.Iul1. II. I'IlllIlIl'Ix. .I. Mm'Gl'aIIl II W' 's. P. Iiuvvr I Bm , . . 4-ar, S. Snydvr x , . . i'IxIlIII, and A, VVIS1-. ' xisvrs . . IIIZHICIIQ' SI' ' A ' ' , Q lhlrrlwnrking ud- djIldllgIl. vmI1lm'iaI Iwad 'md I4 lll IIPSS lllillliilf ' I I 36 1 .xr 199 L- . . . If I'QUl'Ixlll'Il. husi- ,,e I. lIlSl'llSS Ihr- ay-out of thc' ns-xl issllx' UI' the' 'I'IMI'IS. me dn aewepapm cmd qemfaak SIIA WNICIC lill21IlI'i0I'S . xsurk lHli,2'l'Illlj lu se-ll ads. llul'1l-c'mvrs ur Qxlm yum'- lnmks, Ifuur udrliliurml pugn-s of :adn-rlising: In vnu-r in 4'l'm'zis4'd vwsls ul' l7l'0IlllK'li1Hl g.1'm'4- tIl4'Sl' shall' lIll'IlllH'l'S zu wal julr In l'Hlllpl!'l1'. Svrllfvl riylll urv: xx1'llllIl'l'. 'Nikos llllSill1'SSIllilIlilQ.l'1'l'. 51lle'lix.'l'ul'- IIIHII. Wall:-rs. llumx-l'. Slum!- ing lixrcign-l's. lxzilvy, P4'il,l'I' M'lwr. Class. l'z1l'th1'lmn'4-, Bl'SIlUl'1'. Wluw-In-V. Mmm-. gllltllvf. Spallr. :xml VNilnnn'. 5371 iii- ...dl-l e3Q qQ9?f' SllAW'Nl'1l'1 vdilnrs. . HIISl'll0l',Lfl'Iil'SIZIHVIIIIIIUI llu- g.1'llld1illl'l' ol Numan Pvlm-rs IS 1-1-spmnsllvlv im tdlllll' ilu NIINWNLI ul Wm' 1,llQ.'fllllI nl ch 217 ' SILIIIS. pugv lay-uuls. grvlling ilu- lu-sl. in pi4'llll'4's l'lIilH1'Il,Qt' an yvurlumk slzllf. I,il'lllI't'll 1l,I0l'l'. smfevl lfffl lu riglll: SIIFIIUV. vdilnl'-ill-4'l1i1'I'1 Millvr. Iile'l'ul'y vcllilw:Alldvrsm1.url l'llIlUl'1Slllilll, l'l'mu-ll. AIlKl1'l'- sun. Suudvrs. Slaflrlirzgi Milh-r. N1'IliHl' wlilm'. nu lull-1 l,UXNl'll'lx l'lN'IIll ' kn'plir1g:4'l'. Dorwurl. B1 l . ,.. .A ,.. SlllllC'NH.l'l'. Vwsv, I'4':1llll'4-s4'rlilul'1:md Nurris. Q llvlp- ful aclvisvrs . . dismiss plans In nmlw lhm' IUSZI SIIANYNICIC 2lll0lll1'l' uxxzlnl winning' pllhIil'illiUll. llu- IUJI Nll!UNNI'.l', I'l'K'1'IXl'd an IIIUIIZIIISI ruling Ilmn Hu I Ulllllllilil NUIIHIHSIIG' prvss 2ISS0l'iHlilbll :md All-Allll'l'il'2lll t.l'HIll IIN' Nulimnml Svhuluslim' prvss 2lNS1ll'i2lliUIl. SIIHNXII lfffl zlrv: Urs. Slilllltill. url :ul- XlSl'l'1 Urs. lxm'luu'h. illlSlll4'SS IIlHll2lQ.l'1'l'1 and Hlss im. Pvlvrs, 1-rlllurlul mix isvr Om eczqevz algae National Honor Soeiel the Alvadee llutton Adams Chapter was named in honor of a praiseworthy alunmae. lVlembership is based on scholarship. leadership. service. and character. Discussing' plans for a covered dish supper at which eight new members will be inducted lzqfl fo right. row one: Y. Prowcll, N. Anderson, N. Baker, .l. Miller, L. Nlcflurk. P. Boyer, and N. Smith. How Iwo: Y. Smith, M. Dcxine, A. Baldwin. A. Mikos, .l. Weltmer, K. Beshore, S. Snyder. and Y. Miller How lhree: K. Kister, .I. Brackbill, .I I Mclirath. l. James, ll. Iiichelberg,fer, l. La l'axer. and G. liixler. u w y . . riylzl, Central Treasury . . the New Cumberland high school banking system. The efficient trio, pictured below, make bank deposits, keep books, and write checks for budget clubs and individual classes in the. school. Lqfi lo right: Mr. Robert Deck, supervisor: Kathryn Beshore and Jaclyn VVeltmer. These girls are chosen for their honesty, de- pendability, and courtesy as well as for their scholarship. The young PN 'TX W Q. G? X. 'Q bankers handle approximately' 5520.000 in school funds each yeali. l 't Scott. M181 D I Qt lb The Little Indian . . the new handbook published by Freshman English Classes. This mighty little publication con- tains a wealth ol' information on pupil regulations, athletics, activities, school calendar, and curriculum. The brain-child of Miss Doris .lean Krise whose classes collected all the data, the Little Indian has become a per- manent part ol' student life. it ured lefl. sealed: Nlary Ann Gennnill. Atha Baer, Doris .lean Krise, Betsy Brackbill, Sandra Reimer. Slun.d1'ny, left lo riyhl: George Smith. David James, Robert Miller. Larry liaulfman. .lay Hoover, Donald Blazer. Tracy Rhodes, and Tom ff? 3' we 'N-as , tr! l ai J 'wa ' ' in operate aexwcfce lA'1lll0l'S vlllli . . l'll0Sl'll for ilu-ir outstanding: alvilitivs in allnlvlivs. l nclvr tin- dirvctimi ul' lrvnv lll'L'l'll and Ilnssn-ll llonlv. pllys ml lwacls. rfyhl. llwsm- sluclvnls llaye' lwvn avliyv in yarsily ur llllI'illllllI'2ll spurls oillwr as playvrs. ruarlws, nr roi'- vre-vs. Iggfllnriylzl. I'01l'UI1f'.' lianrn, llvnne-r, 'llHl'lllHIl. linnlwl. l'llNll0I'. lianm-cr. Ifuw fwo: Nlikns. Urris, l'oIl'. Wallvrs, SllZlll'4'l'. lie-slnnrx-. N ingm-r. Row llzrmh' liicl1vllwl'g'4-l', Sllllllll. lluuf, Duwrirlx. Will. 'l'u1lcl0s, and flllCl'. Q Lakin Club . , plans fur ilu' annnal llmnan lmanqnvl, with ilu- axlvirm- ul' Miss Mary l'll'lllHili0l'. l,alin lm-ac'ln'r. 12810112lUUlxlllg0Yl'l'llll'l'0Slllllll'Ul'llllllliill suldi4'l'. .lusvpll Dlll'NN'2ll'l. lllv lll4'llllN'I'S talk ow-r l'USllllll1'S lll'0lll'il for llnw Latin assclnlmly play, Damon and l'ytlxias. Leif! lo riglzl. smlvd arc-: Baldwin. Millvr, l'lIlSlgIll. Nissvl. Slm1d1'11g.' Taylor, Wilt, Dorwart, VValkor, llorrivr. and llc-slwlll. Conuncrcial art club . . designs rlvvvr pastors for all sulioul danrus and parties. Sinn- plv lay-Unis. nvat lettering and skillful painting create attrac- livc puslrrs for all uc'c'asiul1s. rxplains Nanry Anmlvrsnn, club prc-sidvnt, rfglzl. xv?-llClllIlj.'f and clisrnssing ilu- painting tccll- niqnvs arv. lcjff lo righi. sealed: Larry Long,NanrySn1it.li, Nancy Ancli-rsm1,Ann Wisualoan Miller. Sllllldlilljll Greta Sim-nlund, llen- rivtla linilxicli. Yvmnlc Milli-r, .lanv Wnlfv. Sylvia Stumrsilier, and liarllara Banco. l39l nm... is 77ev,64q ala! we ' Studont Count-il . . this stu- dvnt gyms-rllillg lmdy, umln-r Ur. .lnlm .lUllIlNIlll-S supvrxisiun. has 1'lljtly0tl a lrusy yvar. Xulvtidv avtixitivs im'ludt-d tllv packing ul' tlluristmas lrasltvts and Zlll all-svlluul party. Leif! lo Flifllll. roll' UI1f .' Sllllill. lgt'SllHl't'. lirusills. Nikos. Nlvtlurlx. 'l'lnn'ntun. llc-mmill. Hasa- lmrv. prr'side'nt. limi' lim: lilllliivk, Smith, lXt'pllIlgQ'l'. lDt'YlIll'. Wigtit-ld. lltrllllllilll. Bixlvr. liistcr. How H1l'c'e! l.alfavvr,Buyvr,lCic'l1e-lluergcw. Kich- man. lilwlillgx. NlCSlliiHf!. 'l'ritL, l luriv. BOIIIQEE-ll'llllt?l'. N1fTCl't'tll'N', Wvrtz, lllmads, llurwvr. Ixautlmail. New Cllrl2lillS . . art' a mustl' statvltlu-st' nit-mln-rs ol' llw t'UllllUll as tht-x' inspvcrt tlw worn lwawy stage- 4'lll'i2illlS. fltlllllfll has laum-lu-d a prnj cwt, to Si'CllI'0 funds lil'l!l1l all Ul'gIiilllZHltlUIlS and tflassvs fm' this purpose. f lJlt'l,lll't'tlffglllIlliililllgflllt'lIlSllt't,'ll1lllHI't'. 'I'ritt. Wt-rtz. N. Smith. N lt'Cl't'Hl'j C. Smith. lirfusills. Lillraryfflllll . . riglll. industriously xmrlts tllllltll' the g,Itllll?lllt't? ul' Nlrs. Bvtty xyt'HN1'l' to pruvide tlw lmvsti possible' st-lwivv to thv Sl1lllll'IllS. llvpair- ing and lmindingguld lmults, arranging lllllltqllll lmard displays, cataltrgging and pri-parillg' lmuk imt'utm'- ics aw' a l'4-w ul' tlmir many tasks. A swaplmuli mm- taining ilu- activitivs of all Yew Cumlwrland Sl,tltlFYIlifS and faculty is um- nl' its yvarly pmjm-ts. Sealed: Nlcflrath. llalc, Snavcly, l'1-ill'or, Kvplinggvr, prvsi- dcutg KCIlllIlgI0l'. Bratz Altland. S1amlin,g.' llos- tivt-tvr, Wlisu. De Vllalt Mayer. 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Sllillllllilllglll. llll l,1'll11'l' llliij l11- Sl'1'll wllillg If .lg J in IW 'D 1 GiI'l,S Ch0l'llS . . directed by Miss Grace Spangler . . church engagements . . assembly programs . . P-T-A meetings . . County Priucipal's association . . 4' Shine On Harvest Moon . . Lollyto0dum . . The Star . . Son of the Wooden Soldier . . Christmas Lullaby. Above, left to right, row one: C. Bair, S. Updegrall, B. Beckley, C. Orris. Y. Miller, A. Gilbert, Y. Campbell, G. Newcomer, B. Banco, L. Hesketh, I . Jackson, A. Marzolf, D. Boggs, B. Kunkel, N. Benner, G. Steenland, Row lwo. cmd ' NCW Cumberland High SCh00l Orchestra . . high sehool assemblies . . foot-tapping rhythm . . hit- parade melodies . . many talented sophomore performers . . commencement music . . lN'lr. llerbert Curry's tune- makers. Pictured below, left lo right, row one: B. Braekbill, J. Ilarkison, Y. Smith, li. VVintcr, D. Winter, C. Shaller, M. Baker, B. Burkhart. S. Reimer. How lwo: H. Stoker, J. Fry, C. McShanc, D. Hamburg, C. Bomgardner, J. Hoover, I . Hollins, B. Blosser. How Hzree: S. Miller, ll. llichwine. F. Fox, C. Rodgers. l. Kiehl. llerhert Curry. How four: G. Smith. N. Baker, P. James, and A. Wise. l42l 1,4-cu. , .. , li' www ww . Carol Kl'f7llIljI0l'. N. Balwr, .l. ll 1-llnn-r. .l. Banco, B. llrull, G. Lutz. ll. llla1ll'cllci', G. l3i'ul.ln-i's, M, Wavlwr. .l. lfry. N. Klutz. l. lVlarzull'. ll. liiiilmirk, G. Divtricll. S. Koc'livi', J. l'Iim'lie-llicaigi-i', A. Wriglil, .l. llalwr. Gram- Spanglvr. lfnw llzree: A. lialdviin. N. Vl'agrin'r. .l. llnowr, P. llalv, C. Am-lwr, N. Slialli-r, l.. Mriliirli. Y. l islnfr, .l. Anderson. A. Vlisv. S. Snydvr. J. Nlillvr, Callivrino livpliiigor, .l. Sinmnton, l'. Dnrvlarl, .l. Dvsciilw1'gIcr, J. Bonscll, I . llaring, S. Blazn-r. B. linrkliarl, and ll. linsigrn- enemies anode ide adage Q.. V .Lv Cl A W9 W! 1 f 2 1 n 4 Nl, I 23' , L Qu dt: lvlusil'-l'!lali0l'S . . below lqfl, inc-nilwrs ol' lliv urrlwslra liuld a pi'ar'licv svssion in pri-paralimi for cunn- llll'IlCL'lllt'Ill, activitivs. Lqfl In riyhl, rom one: Barbara Hnrkliarl. Sandra llviinvr. Mary Jann- lialwr. lion' Iwo: X lluull M mln l l1lN'llN'l'gIl'l' llIL'llilI'll Louise Sounders. Carol liair, .lnannc liic'lmllu-i'gvi'. How Ilzree: Palsl' ' . z ' - ' C ' . I 4 Ili:-Iminv, lfrud lfnx. Q Lou-ly songsls-rs . . 12910111 riylll. llvnrivlila l'lIIllllt'lx and illuria lil ulln llc-r praw- licing: to sing with the 190 xnim-0 choir at alistrivl. rlmrns in Vliayin-slmm'n. llvnric-lla was clmsvn tu l'l'IH'1'Sl'lll lln- sclnml in tlic l'0Iltl'2illf0 division and Gloria in llw snpranu. ll lv 6 ii ' jfs -L KJ J. . 9 A 'n id . l. .13 . . W' ' ' 1 '53 L44 l mfdliacw Nlixed Chorus . . Curry's pride and joy . . Christmas broadcast . . many church engage- ments . . Commencement program . . Rodgers as director at Christmas . . rousing patriotic music on the Legion Americanization hroadcast . . harmonize numbers . . Some Enchanted l'fvcning.r'y . . 'gYounger Than Springtime . . VVere You There . . Ride thc Chariot. Above, Iqff lo right, row one: J. lVlcCrath. M. Nolovski, I. Kichl, I . Robbins. li. llichwine, C. Rodgers, L. Long. D. Winter, L. Snook, G. Shalfer, M. Nlcarkle, R. VVinter. Row Iwo: P. Hale, J. Fry, C. Ackcr. I . Jackson, l. Marzolf, J. VVeltmer, Cr. Newcomer, S. llpclegralll A. VVise, Shop Crew . . helolr, talks over plans for the coming junior play and decides the scenery that will he needed. These industrious hoys form the group that has charge ol' remodeling or remaking scenery needed for the class plays and special assemhlics. l nder the direction of .I cssc lfliclxer. shop instructor, the hoys work at their duties during.: free periods and after school. Slarzdirig. lqfl fo riylll, at front of ina- chine: R. Spoonhour. l . Trout. ll.VNilt, G. Moyer, S. Ort. J. llooxer. Back ol' machine: G. lVlurray, C. McCl'eary, B. Miller, W. lVlcCreary, C. Walters, ll. Blazer, li. Buss, li.Walters, ll. llostettcr, C. llarro. 4: V i ' ' 2' -.,-.-f-- 1 -... I 11. . . - sl is Sir ,.. Nr ii' v :Q ' 33 5 - X H 33 ' iff Hi i . v 1 . 1- 1 v . , , ln. lnlaidll'llvl'. .l. l'.lm'lu'llwl'g4'l'. ll. Hlulwr. C. BI'Ulll4'l'S. N. Milli-V. h. Luiz. X . Lmnplwll. Iifllll lhrwh' .l. ll2lI'lxlSflll. ll. limlrivlx. .l. llums-r, Cathy lxc-pling1'r. .l. ljPSt'llll0l'jl'l'l'. N. Vlagm-r. l. l5ui'yyz1l'l..N lluldxxin. C. Dim-lrirli. l., llvslwlli. W, llnlwr. li. liurlxlizul, C. Hair. S. Williams. C. Slum-nland. M. Spnnslvr. .l. Urris. N. lVl0l.z, li. Ci'ul'l'. M. Avlis-r. l.. NIl'lllll'lx. N. Sllilllll'l'. Y. Millvr. ll. lfusign. 11,0117 fbur: C. G0m'g1'. .l. lm l'l2lNK'l'. l,. 'lllKllll'S. l.. Sm-ilu-rl. C. lXll'llllliill. l . Fox. li. linnf. C. llingrivll. ll. Kutz, IC. lilmoling. B. liunlwl. S. lioclu'i'. Carol lu-pliilgvr. li. lflt'lll'llN'l'gJ,'l'l'. .l. Duyy1'i4'k. ll. I,iil'l1ll0IllUI'0, ll. llnsli-tu-r. .l. Norris. l.. Sululm-rs, C. Urris. Slugt' Crvw . . We- had ln'l.l.vi' clwvlx the yxirvs nn this spotlight. John Snwllz. I'uc'ully' andy ism-r, tolls .lon La l awl' as other incmlmvrs inspvcl uiatvrials. As tln-sv lmys takn- turns as dism' jul-lu-y's for noun as nvll as Saturday' night dances. thvyf are' grvatly' rvliud un. Ollie-r tasks nl' this mlm-ps-mlalrlv gruup arm' supply'- iug foul. lights. lliiwnpllmlv. and havlx-grnuml inusiv fur assm-mlrly' programs. All audio-vislml :nah-rials such as sound and slidv pl'njvcLm's and tapv rm-urding mavliinvs are- in tha-ir m'lizu'ge'. Seulezl. Iejfl Ia riyhl, aw: .lame-s Nissvl. David Jamvs. .lnhn llnlfman. Travy lllmdos. Slurzdirzg: lmyy is Slmulr. km-nm-th lxislcr. lid Clingan, Kvnnt-Lli Andorsuu, .luhn Bracklmill. Paul Jzunes, .lun La l'liiYl'l'. and .luhu Snwltz. 'Nf- FE: Cl! 'E 2 ? I . .. M i i i . 3' 4 -- 51, j . 'k : . I' L owcead ca Zcwldoz 1 1 -..Q Qi i v is QE EIL Say v W x ,M ig? 'gf S I sig K r 4 V mx W' v 5 ' QQ! A Q KX 14, - 3155 W 1 Qfxd uy.,hs QYf VWi 4 V1-VEEYTXA 35 w V .dis uv' F . 9 E5 'ag ,-1: W., gt . vzf.k , 7' 'f . l I . . a , , f . . f o 1 s -v - we 'X Q f'f'?g:2l-2 QQSMNE we Snappy . . high-StCppiIlg . . are Shirley Tarman, Laura MeGl1rk. and Norma Shaffer, pictured above. These senior twirlers have helped to win superior and excellent honors for the hand front. Laura has been head majorette for one season and twirler for two years, while Shirley and Norma have twirled for three years. Q Prancing . . eheering . . right. is Eugene Shewell New Cumherland's mascot lfugmne has acted as Ti er for two ears He 1 . , , . .iv . , rw Q , J g y . does h's part by keeping up the vim and vigor at football games and pep meetingsj etwzfo ta cz mme! Zest . . pulehrilude , . add t 'ks 1' Jw'- 4 lu ills nu ' ' JUN.. up o ma 4 a ll'Sl, rate hand front. Pietured below, lqfl lo right: G. Brotlu-rs, Y. Proxull mol guardsg S. Martin. hanner earrierg N. Metz. S. 'l'arman, R. DeVValt. L. Taylor. twirlersg L. lVleUurk. head IllHj0I't'l,l,t'l N Shallr r N. Campbell. J. llarklson. twlrlersg J. Norris. banner earrierg S. Snyder and M. Nlayer, eolor guards. -2:17 lg' 95 if-7? -.f .xg ff' yall R- ,nfl 5 Qi E742 l13l Hi-Y . . gives service to sehool and community. Allure, under the leadership ol' Charles Slaybaugh. the elub has had a busy year. All students who are absent from school more than a week are sent fruit baskets with a get-well-quiek wish. lVlembers also packed Christmas baskets for distribution to the needy. Atlendanee at a model State Legislative session sponsored by Ili-Y clubs throughout the cl!lllllll0llVVOZlllLll gave the boys a ehanee to express opinions on many eontroversial questions. Lqfl to right, row one: l orry. Brown. VVennell. VValters, Zeigler. Moyer. Shettel, Bowen. How Iwo: l,epley, Dierieh. Pentz, liesch. Lauver, Breimer. llarro. Kinsey, VVhite. How ihree: Snell, Shindel. VValters, Snellbaker. Peifer. George. Moore and Kutz. ,-4nd me walk amacvwl, ew ' Hilmtt Ee Cltlll . . future homemakers supervised by lVlrs. Doris Smith. recently organized. 'l'he club plans to have a eooking demonstration sponsored by the Pennsylvania Power and Light Company as well as a display ol' ster- ling silver table service. 'l'hey will beeome slaves for an evening to serve the guests at the Roman banquet. Sealed. lefl lo right, row une: lfogle, Steenland, llonsell, Blazer, Miller, lVlayer, l'eill'er, Lutz, linorr, Keplinger, l reet, 'l'raxer, Allison. lfowlwo: King. llehm. Metz. llertzler. Gilbert, Benner. Stelfy. Steely. Poole. Kaley, llale, Arker. Lazarus. Taylor, linsign. 'HQ K. N. Junior Prom Spring formal . . juniors play host to the seniors for an unforgettable evening at the Carlisle Country Cluh. Above, the prom committee and their dates take a brief time-out. Seated above, Iefl 10 right, row one, are: N. Anderson, N. Shaffer, J. Norris, M. Acker, V. Campbell, P. Boyer, M. Baker, N. Baker, Y. Prowell. A. Wise, C. Keplinger, M. Stefancin. Standing: G. Brinton, H. Eichelherger, Cz. Smith, li. Stell, ll, llostetter, J. Quick, J. Dowrick, .l. Brunner. l . Gettys, L. Wilt, ll. Wveaver, L. Long. can 6ewaZ646a5eczaZq,. QTY fl! ip- gg if-Y' .3 1 -31 ry ral la tl I F 5 '7 Ze mm ae deagle! DCVtll0Il pail' . . Laura MeCurk and lidward lilwling, riglzl. have all eyes on them as they pause in the lohhy between dances. I Dating duo . . lefl. Carl George and lluth DeVValt smiling their approval ol' a delightful evening. i521 Wee feel an dance L'wca6Ze . , ,hlll'2ll'llVl' lwulslllllvs . lalw llllll' all lllll'lllllNsIOIl to dlsplax Viilllillll SIlllll'S lor tha- pllolo,umpllx'l. Q lnlpurlalnl dun- . . lop lvfl, Um ll limi and ll1llll5lUlxll sim p mio Llu- Npol light lN'lllll'1'-ililllllljl' tha- whirling vrowd, Q Fu- nliliur slvzulivs . . lop Fliflllf, Yvsla fiamplwll smilvs happilx lwsirlf' he-r spe-vial claim' llvnry llosl,vll4'l'. Q Lonslunl vouplv . . rPnlPr lvfl. William lglllWIl .and Mary lu-al ln-um al the rcalily ol' a l11z1g'ic'4-vm-llirlgr, 4a amide an mb: DOUITIQ' firalurl' . renlfr riylzl, Norma Slialfvr looks striking: on the arm ol' hm' vsvorlf, llolwrl, l'1l0llt'lllt'l'gl'l'l'. Q Starry-1-yvd parlnvrs . . boilom lqfl, .lime Yorris and Gary Slllllill with 4-xprossious ol' 0IljUylllt'Ill, on this big.: occasion. Q Linforgvllablv swvvtllvzlrls , . hvllom f'I-flllf. liolmvrta xyllllllllll and Clair Mc'Cr4-ai'y supply the happy vncling to a ll1'V1'I'-l0-lil'-lilWgjlblll'll evening. S l 1, 5 iii,- ni . F XE E'- Cl! QQ .Zaeea of my ac4aa5 afze qua 1 L t, , f? The Sadie Il8WkiHS dZlIlC6, spotlighted by the coronation ol' the AA traditional football queen, is sponsored by the Student Council. Typically I garbed in colorful short skirts. patched blue jeans, ragged blouses, and unique hats. students dance until the very last note. The queen, a senior, and her escort. a senior football player, arc elected by vote ol' those visiting Dogpatch for the evening. No CSC2lp0 . . lap riglzf, nominees for football queen snag their men as Daisy Macs and Lil Abners dance around them. Kneeling, to watch the efforts ol' .lune Norris in dragging .lim Dowrick from the dog house are Bob liichelberger and Curvin Snyder. Slanding: Nancy Anderson and Kay Beshore. Q Dogpatch style . . belles attract bashful beaux with special home cooked 'Avittlesu at the big shindig. Above, lqff lo righl. row one: Leslie Alvcr, arating Daisy Mae from Lil Abner. Joseph Dorw art and lirucc liastxxood. L0l'2ll 1'llzll'al0l0l'S . . gather lo talk oxer the bigg Sadie Hawkins dance lo which Ihe ensnared males were escorted by the gals who pay all fees. Pictured llfNl'I'6. leqfl In riylzl. are: Nlovsrey. Zeigrler. Ifhman, and Wear. The final touches . . righl. nominees for football queen put on their iinery while waiting for the votes to be counted at inter- mission. Leif! fo righf: Kathryn Beshore fastcns the clip on Nancy Andcrson's necklace as .lune Norris grivcs a last flick with the comb. .- 91 2 wr' 2 J. an it George Smith, Karan:-tta Lazarus. How Iwo: sep- l ofll law, it ' 2 mzd'7amcZ4qaZqam Royal Court . . upper lqfl, the attractive C0l1plCS.Slllll6 at the cheering crowd as the Queen and her escort reign over the dance. Lqfl lo rigizl, James Dowrick and Nancy Andersong June Norris and Curvin Snyderg Kathryn Beshore and Robert liichclherger. Q Her royal highncss . . Cnrvin Snyder. football king, places the crown of glory on June Norris, football queen. at the annual Sadie llawkins dance on No- vember IT. Q Now is the hour . . for the Queen and her escort to lead the procession through the cheering students. llappily triumphant are the winners by popular xotc, Curviu Snyder and June Norris. '-all 'Nr' e l . -K- PA Tc 'M .L t ll H Qi ' Thi! llig nl0lll0l1l . . approaches as the decision is about to be announced. Shown lqfl. Curvin Snydcr, Jann-s Dowrick. and Robert liiclu-llmerger, football stars. dress up for the big occasion. iss 3.51 TQ 1..- uni 'D Dance me cnacmd again Wvhilv Ch I'iSlIll2lH Fnrnlul . .gala IlliIid2ij1'Xl'll'Hll D4-1'n-lnlu-1' QT . ,sixlh l'lDllSt'1'llIlX1' 51-:ar . . aa VSIIIIUI'VHllllh'l'l2ill1I illNifl1'iilld mul . .gianl SIIUXNIIIUII shim- lll4'l'ilIL1'fl'lDllIHN'i'l'ySl2il lmll..1radili1mal pina' and Iurlly 1'Xl'I'5XNll4'l'l' . . NIMH! vluurls ol' vullml lluulingf mm' he-all . . ilu' rlll1sIc'ul'lln- Mvllo-'Nlzlvs by popu- X IZ' 0 S 5 'Q an' dvlllzillrl . . lix-hm. happy vuuplvs :QQ i561 Nmap In llu- music' and 4'll'il75 ilu- fun ul' El long: l'e-lllvllllwlwl lliglhl . . Tlw l'2llllf'I'li calvin-s ilu' vlmrming 1-mlplvs i xv llwx IIIUXQ' llNlIlll'lllHl'llN lrum th:- fvsliu' llll'Hllg. livadillg l'Ulllll1'l' vluck- wise-: Ville-I' and Sim-nland: lluol' mul Snydvr: N1i'fjllll'Q' and Vx-ZiQ.fIl1'l'l xY1'i'lYK'l'Hllli Kvplixlgm-l'1Sllvllmlwl mldWism:u1. don? Ze!! my feet' had Me gfzaamd 2l l1llllm's1lrvul11ivsl alTair , . llu-5:5111 unfumilim' in itx glilln-ring' ullilv .. fm-ulty l'mlpl4'sml1l dlilvs m'llnpm'l'ullil1g: in 21 happy llluml . . slruplvss IUHXNIIS 41l'1il1ll'K' in spill- ul' uinlvl' lnlvvzl-s . . wrist K'Ul'SHl1'I'S and Ul'l'IliIlS in zilrun- 1lHlll'l' . . WUI'-QIl'll0llll'lI lads. gallulll and al- lvuliu' . . popular1'4'rld4'lx1nlszil llw PIIIIVIIINNNI . . lfvlollx wasp VIINIIIIIIS ul' lln- uwln-sll'z1 llll'1lllQ.l'll an 4'Xl'lllllQI 1'X1'llllljJ' spin llll'L'I1ll'lx tu I2 loo slum . . l'upular duos pause- fur llu- L'2illll'I'HlllZill lu-lxu-s-n dam-vs. l1'efnl1'r1y l'lUf'kH'I'Sf .' lxivhl and lil-inn-r: lxim-lnnan and iiilln-rl' Wvnr mul lfisllm-l': SINNYIIIIUIII' and llulv: Sll1'Nl'll and Zviclm-rs. ,fi Cl! dia l Q: f WL? mg-.12-.,, .2 3. -' ra :V sim cd . . aacftcdee dance . , JANTQJYUIXQEEKAA r 9 ' A A 1X,,,c. R? up Uillf fx-W lllllfww ' Az ,All l'Sl,lIllilt,0ll l0,000 persons lim-cl llridgc- Stn-vi. to watch Lllv lilllllliil llnllow0'1-n parade. SCTYPII hands. lll.l9l'Il floats and 20 sm-paratc prim- groups 4-rllivc-:xml the pararlv sponsored by the Community Service flfgkllllliilllllll. ln CllilI'j.'C0 vw-rv Stanluy Slmpp and Paul Nell. Reigning Queen , . pl'vM,y Yvonne Nlillvr. renler. and hor Hlllflltlallts. Patricia Allison. lefff. and Shirley I pclegrall, riylzl, are surroundl-cl by a group ol' adnlirvrs. Q Old Cold dum-I . , upper lqfl, adds a touch ofaclv0l'Lisil1g to thx- fun. 'l'l1v capuring matvh lrox and cigars-llv pack covvrud .loannv l'illlllll'l' and Nallaliv Blom-lu. '50, Punlpkin lu-ads. .ow-r corn sllovks rwomv to lifv to mnazv ilu- crowd. I,ou'f'r lqfl are .Ivan Burtner and D4-Iorvs Kuhn of Carlisle-. Qlfold pirates . . and the-irr'0z1lisIiox'l1m-si ofgold. lnelom. adorn the lloat. of Nc-xx Cmnlmvrlaml Cub Pack H63. Slnmn in full altirm-. lfjfl lu righl, zirv: Bolxlmy VV:-rlz. Novl lil-Il. lykhll' Sllllll'I' and .lim VV1-rlz. 8 f .. 43 xxx Pl'iZC'S l.ul.alling.f S550 vu-rv awarded fnllowingl Llu- pnuw-ssiuii al llw Cilizvns lil'l'llUllSI' un I uurill sl.l'v0l, wlu-ri' paradurs uvrv gIlXl'll g1'lIlgI0l' lbrm-ad, vidvr, and l'0ll.t'4' aflvr tlwir vllilly walk. Mrs. Karl Lisss- was in lliargrn- ul' llw ruiiiiiiillvf' distrilvul,ill,L5 ilu- l't'l-l't'SllllI4'lll,S. llvad hlllllvrs. . alnrul In malw a stvvs arc- IIN-sv llUl'l'llll1' l'H!lllllH'llS. above. Ill rn-alily. llllj arv ilu' N. C. Girl Sunil Trump F221 Q Maki-- ln-Iim-vv . . upper Fiflllf. Zlll aH.r'am'tivc- pair in old-fashionvd vxvniiig 1-lnthvs VWIII lirsl prim- for thi- lwsl.-mln-ssml. 'l'lw surprisx- lu ilu- vruwd: Vlllll' l'0lll,l'SlZilll-N arf' lH'Ullll'l'S, Galvin and Aldvn llidn-r ul' Dillslmrg. O Frighh-ning monslm-r . . lower rfglzl. is l'1l'2lIllil'IlSlt'lIl. man-madv lmrrur ul' IlIUXlt'S and llK'l,lHIl. 'I'lw llllfll' lig.Illl'l' ul' Harald Russo ul' Mo- l'llHlllI'NllllI'fJf srare-d all ilu- kids along ilu- paradv ruutv, Q Crm-sunw lmlou' 'im-l rmnanliv rufvs fur ilu- puhlim' as lmwal fmmllnall ld im in Ifrdman Iinuf. lfjfl IWUSOIIII' , . . 1 play-r .lim Dmwivk. rl'glll.sll4wssl11mvv In hu 2 2 . . Qdacla gficie , . ?7am,e66aa ccwafzlf 5 . 9 THE CLASS ot 1952 plow 64 too By Guernsey Le Pelley CAST Taasty ............ Joe Burke ...... Pinky Hamilton .... Odgen McClosky.. Connie Ashton .... Ebb Dunham. . . Flo Dunham ...... Shirley Bradford. . Sugar Lou Jackson. , . Monica Bates .... Mrs. l. Worthington Dr. Pillsy ....... Miss Emily Ross. . Cliff Hayward .... ..... SYNOPSIS OF SCENES The action ot the play to es p t' notely known as the Poison Pot. lt is located oft MARll.YN ACKER rlihi. B- lg Th tllp vin' - ' rtf 1 if pdl dem,IH'U::1Tmsll111?, d Null: 1 frvt murmur, L I t , , M 4 1 r U 1 1 afriulgicl Inu null W Ui In H N1llNN Below H tncnnbusof ru Umar pm, v a tht NU11 lug ll il IVTCCWHWI :JT altl Is Ruta' Yviend prop. ,LY U, 1 Ol lfllttge prop happy 51111115 Fll3i I'w Pdltltl llllmltu i S . ' GI 0 Rifle urn, thi 1!lSg0':, 'i'lter ,nmfiifiv rlljhf hu thlfilllrl Uyer- Kut7 0 t le S S upwn lx , 1 I Lag! pm Mullet tl Ph lg 1 I nl- PR Director. . . . . . . . Student Producer. Prompter ...... Faculty Adviser . Large Properties Small Properties Scenery .... R bert Walters Make-Up . .... JuneNorris,Mil re P owell Wheeler Publicity .... t Edward Ebeling Tickets ...... S zanne Snyder Ushers .... Joanne Wisman St ne alien no the campus at lvy Gate College. The time is Spring, shortly before the Junior Prom. Moll Keel siter .lanet Rehrn Estello Eagle .lean Anderson ACT l. An average Day at the Poison Po! ACT ll .The next afternoon l 1 ACT lll .The next cvcning,thC nightat the .luniarfrgm The Senior Class wishes to thank all those who he p in any way to make this production a s ccess ,5 L- , SN ,Lsfjl lat new we head N 1 tie female U Slarpcrforlnm-rs .. lhv onlin- play -' s ,. mu roll IlIl'.' an . '1 - X .' muwr. 1 ' '. , 'na 'L' I ' ' ll Ima: 'sv .' ' ' ' 5 '1 ' ri0 'N ' ' . ' 'lri yn 1 L' 1 '. . v - i cr. uw ll'ff'.' .4 111 1' ' , .11 ' '- . ' 4 wg N' ,' - Q :- - ' g.ft'l'.' , ' Al . Drillli il KIUWILH. .11lm1'1'. Ullllllll ll x I . . lwri l'zu'lll4'1llm'v. it , .-f- MA dlll2iZl'llll'Ill. Q Fault-tl up . . fwluu 1 l 'Nxillllwmlul4'sI'ul'ilu-prulll. lmrzmsPinky .lvrry lgaisvlmrw-, In Sylllllilllliqil' 'l'mmsly, Pal Dmwmrl.umislwplival fi0lllliK'. N XOIIII1' Nlillvr. Q I Filllql talk. IIl'l1lll' riyhl. wllispvrs pilllxit' as Sugar Lou, IAUIIISQ S0lld1'l'S. :md Sluirlvy. Nurnm SIml'l'n-r lrx In e-uu'sdrnp on his vullw-l'szlIiull. lfmll ' on lie waaidfa adage June Mad . . a rollicking.: three act comedy by Ryerson and Clements . . presented by the class of '52 on May 3 and 4-, 1951 under the direction of Mrs. Ness. Comprising the cast were: sealed, left to right: Chuck, Peifer, Mrs. Wood, MCf?ll1'kQ Penny, Norris, Roger Dowrick. Standing: Ellie, Soudcrsg Shirley, W6ltlll6TQ Milly Lou, Boyer, Elmer, McGrathg Mr. Harris, Ebelingg Dr. Wood, George, Mervyn, Eichel- herger, and Julie, Shaffer. v 66SiIlglf5S only . . and don't follow nsfi connnands ervyn, left, to IIIBLS Milly Lon, as Hoge! looks on with a disgusted beam in his eyes. HI Was figurin . .i to hire ine a speed boat 'n' go for a ride, above right, exclainls Elmer, the handy- man to Ellie, the maid, as he flashes several bills teasingly in front of her. Q Tragic moment . . left, Dr. Wood, Carl George, revives Chuck, William Peifer, after his glider has crash-landed in an apple tree. Anxionsly awaiting the results are, standing: Laura McGurk, Louise Sonders, Robert liiehel- herger, Norma Shaffer, John McGrath and Edward Ebeling. l62 l 1 .X V E 3 x ..X Ps if Q N Wm X29 'N ' Q Q, M! Q - K, sn-L .4 1 v 1 I 'l -L. ... a - xii rf if' l6r1l Tiger Football Squad, 1951 . . Although they won only four and tied ont game during, tht season, the Tigers won a trophy for the VVest Shore Championship. P1Ll,lll4 ll above row one Wllt Nlccreary, Kutz, Best, Dowrick, Snyder, l':lCll8lllGI'g0l', Gingrich, George Smith How Iwo Coath Bailets, Noll, Toddes, lflurie, Kiclnnan, Roof, Baker, Brubaker, Pcntz, he ad coach Dlttrnar Row lhree Spangler, Dugan, Gher, Bomgardner. Snelhaker, Kiehl, D. Zeigler, Kinsey ll le1g.,lu Carlisle . Enola ,,.. Lower Paxton Middletown . , . . Boiling Springfw . . .33 Opp. . 26 , 1.3 .21 . A SENIOR VARSITY Quarterback Guard W HE if K was S 'l ,ew , 1 5fQZR1.B Practice Session . . time out for a conferemre while propping for the big Middletown game. Coach Dittmar, above cenler, discusses with substitute flankmen Clyde Bomgardner, left, and Larry VVilt, riglzl, their assign- ments in rc-plac'ing.g injured end Ronald liulz. ln spite ol' injuries, the Tigers beat the Blue llaiders for the iirsli Since l9l46. Q Herv's the play . . above righi, injured quarterback .lim Dowrick explains a key play to husky tackle Curvin Snyder. The six-feet-four quarterback sulfered torn ligaments above the right knee and glumly does his work on the side-lines. Sophomore understudy Don Gher solved Coach Dittmar's problem by quarter- baeking the Tigers to a decisive victory. dgma have 5045 and cam LETTERMEN i 31. S r ik -' WJ 5 I U F,-, 'in' I . an lr. Center Om elevated 44064 Fulilc 0ff0l't . . upper right, Bob Brandt C11-5 ol' Camp llill is stopped by .lim Dowrick and Clyde Bomgardner Con, Ihe tlllif-5 and Curvin Snyder C475 in the iirst quarter ol' the Lion-Tiger tilt at Camp llill. Brandt gained nothing on the play and the Lions' failed to overcome the Bengal lead. Q Punt re- turn . . above lefl, Ronald Kutz C1l5, Tiger wingman who scored all three New Cumberland touchdowns in the team's 21-6 victory over Enola, streaks down the sidelines after taking the sec-ond-hall' kiekolt. Kutz seampered 80 yards for the tally. Tiger Charles Kiehman wrestles with an unidentified Panther as Kutz raees by. Q Not so sunny . . for Sonny. Sonny Leonard, renler Iejfi, Middletown high school hack is brought to earth on the llaiders' lil after returning a New Cumberland punt 20 yards in the first quarter. The Tiger player who made the taekle is not identified, but ilfs Big .lim Dowrick, quarterback, ready to get in on the play. Q Going down , . lower lqfl, lird Hoof C335 Tiger fullback, is tackled by center Dave Nell C315 eo-captain ofthe Camp llill team. after gaining four yards in the third quarter. Tigers Clair MeCreary C525, Diek Zeigler C-LU5. and Bob liiehelberger C505 rush in on the play. Q Moving fast . . lower righl. quarterback .lim Dowriek C515 makes a long gain in the Camp llill game as VVilt C575 and lVlcCreary C525 trail him. l66l , f A IP' ,W 'gg' ax J, 1 4 wx A -was XE 4! lm n New QW? l A , -M,-,Sf av E ,mv , gm ,., ,+ , ,E ., V f we , A ,,.L ,sw r, fl, gif, ,Q El 1-m ,wwq :w3 ' , A I qv: - Q .L ' f h 0 Y , Q, 9 Q 1 - V Y 'w i 3,!wfgQ,,v.lflg? T933 h .4- f f A Y kvnwsm A-ii a, jf ,yffff Aff' v-:Y,g,f?QgX.. 2 vi 'Q twat !?wf, 1. W- ' I 1 Y N, 6 I' H- ,tiff Q F 3 4 gsm-xgxs 1,111 X a . . A 1 6 x f' G3 x 4 :sbs TRS 51251 fgix arggff 1' Us ,hiv Htltlp la . . ragcr playcrs crowd under thc llaskvl, to l'CCOY0l' a hunk shol, Still 1005, lVliddlut,uw11. failvd to malw goml. Duwrick C125 rs-acllos high as Raids-rs rush in Lu l'0c'm'rr. lZN'Dll 'il 3 1-rr x -79 M y x M , 644509 ,www Snaring a rebound . . Duwrick 4125 grabs thz- hall i'rum liangvrs Crispon and Clmmislvr 42523 with an assist, frmu Bala-r 185. Guard liuyammski C283 waits Impe- fully for a l'llHIlCl' tu sic-al the lrall. The re-sult was a 61-58 Tigger vic'Lm'y mm' Lnwvr Paxton. Junior varsily Squad . . Slumn below. lfgfl lo l'l.!1lIl..f'I'0IIlI Frank liingman. Ronald Spmnnlnmr, manager. Huw Iwo: Ste-xc-n lIll,l'lt'l'l. Charles Camphx-ll. Gilhm-rl, Sllallvr. Irxin kivhl. Donald xN'lIll,l'l'. Craig Brighllmill, Charlvs lxichman. Coach liulberl Dork, llirhard Wirar. Charlvs Nlf'Sll2lllE'. lxs-mwlll Hoyvr, Larry Kiilllllllliill. I'mlmurl, Kaull'man. l r1-d Wigliuld, William Spurs:-. ,ky We 93 4 l v x fi life .1 I I I ' Q, 1701 1' l we 'a - af : 5 5 OPP-N-th . - : ff Y f b .luhn Harris . . , 6 3 QQPQ . Camp Hin . . . ss 0 . Cf-I-M-fr - -6 2 1 ' LCIIIODIIQ . , . .8 1 ,... 2 19.013 .... . .6 . 5 Q1, X rf 6 Mecllallicslmllrg . . . -l 5 . . V Camp Hill . . . 1 NL I .ff 4' Carlisle . . . . 3 2 A A Q' M ' A Lemoyne . . . .6 T -' . 'I ' ..,. ..2 10 li 'llktz Hubert l':lCll0lll8l'gCl' I 'mid mid 1 U I M65CllHIliCSllllFg . , . 0 6 Q A 4, - f A 6 ' 1951 Varsity Baseball Team . , sharing the W'est Shore Chanlpionship with Nlecllallicslmllrg, the 'l'igrvrs posted an irnpressive reucwcl ol' 7 wins and 3 losses in league play. Shown above, row one: Sites. llulllnan, MrCruzn'y, C. Sm-lhakcr, I':lCll0lll0l'g4'I', Griflith. Kutz, Yocunl, Grullf B. Snelhakvr and Bates. Row Iwo: assistant roach liuilets, Bingnlan, llosvh, Kiehl. B0lllQHI'dIlt'l'. Kohler, Wilt, Quick. Snyder, Shultz, Mearkle, D. VVinter, Mowrey, Platt, Coacll Fred Pm-ilfor. How lhree: Spangler. VVilliarns, llnlfer, VVigfi4:ld, Shewvll, Kreme, Moore, Stitzvl. Ort, ll. Winter, VVlluclvr, and Mvlvur. I I - cmd clampcww cp m I -1 1 Larry Wilt lidward libeling Charles Gingrich Bobby Snelhakor Clair lVlcCrcary W .St T N1 Ni , V,,,,, W , s 1 . . 1.9, l - , 1 , '6 .W M... da 'hiya '25 lil if 3 l ' I Volleyball stars . . the Svniur A lv' ' dlll again pmxvl lon s with a l'vm'nrcl of T wins and l,l'Ullg.f for lhu nppusiliinll nn lnssvs in 21 round rollin l0lll'll2llIll'lll,. lxlffll irc-rl righl. kneeling. lfffl lo riyhl: Shirley larnlan. Laura lhr1l'Cllll'lx, Nnrnm Sll3ll'l'l', Palsy Bnyvr, Annu- Nlilms. .lun S111 r11l1'11y.' lx ' 0 Norris. ay lim-sluwv :intl Nanry lialwr. M21 uc-'au 'Es 3 x :v w Q 'x in-, , . We ,bled and dag GIRLS' INTRAMURALS lltwliey Clialnps . . the Senior A linckey Lvarn finished first, in the llllJl'lillllll'Hl league with a rocord nl' funn' wins and nn losses in a straight Qlllllllllllillll tournament. Shown above. lqfl lo righl, row one: Mikns, wYHglll?l', Walters, Sl1all'cr, Wlisu. How Iwo: Sanders, Buslinrc, Boyer, Pull, Baker, Srnultz and Nor- ris. Q Guarding N-rhniqucs . . 'll3l'IllHll, lqfl, holding thc hall, explains some points and rules for guards in a practice session hc- llmrc the npcning of the baske-thall season. l1iSl,0IllIlg car0l'ull f l, A 5, eff! lo rzghl, am Morrow, lNlvC,111rk, and wyltlllill 'I' '. he Svninr A Learn, cmnposed ol' girls on lnmlh lmclwy and volley- ball teams, 0lll9l'g.f0fl as victors with svvun wins and no losses in a runnd rnlrin haskelhall l,Ulll'llf'lllllFllt. 'l'his nwanl, a clean-sweep in lIllJ'Hllllll'lil cmllpvtitimi for Senior A. WG Mfzaaqd ,bma- tdcea and gamea F: a ltfl i-3 f-4 N .,::, BOYS' INTRAMURALS Volleyball champs . . the Senior A team copped top honors in the league with a record of 5 wins and no losses. Shown above, Iefl lo right, sealed: Robert Zeigler, John McGrath, George Page, William Peifer, Charles Keagy. Standing: Ronald Kutz and Robert Iiiehclberger. Q Set 'em upw yolls the captain as the action gets faster in a practice drill. Volleyball enthusiasts, lqfl In right are Lewis Shaub, Leroy Toddes, Donald Stitzel, and Preston lfettro. Mal H1011 , . l'IllllllSlHSl-lt' I'ollom-rs ol' Gene Stanley and Don Iiaglv prof'- ' 'ist nig.:hl's 'lf N. lice holds seen In lr ' bows' phys. ed. class. matches ln I. A Grapplvrs in the foreyrolzmi are: Hoh- crt Zviglvr and Ilonahl liulz. l.cff'I lo righl in the lnrrkgrourzzl are: Bobby errv Base- Snelbaker, llarohl IA-pliy. .l l hore, Paul Iforry and .losh Snell. 17: Q f , M... 4 isa i .-up S R, ffw-rmwmk 5? Y VG S' i f l l? 'gl WW doll i L,.b x v aeadaz madiaq Steady, b0yS,, . . urge the girls as they go high in the air wllilv building a pyramid. Al the lap, supporting the girls: lCic'l1ell1e1'ger, liutz, Zcigler, lforry, Snell. ln, the air: Lutz. Nliller. l'llSllHl'. In Ure bnckgro Lnrl: Leploy, Snullxaltor, Bascliorc, Orris, Mmftz. Q Boys' basketball vic- tors . . above lqfl. Senior A boys win top honors in the tournament, with seven wins and no losses. Pictured lqfl lo righl: Zeigler. l'uil'cr. lillfllt-5llDl'l'f.ff'l', Page and Kutz. Q Runners-up . . above rfghl. were the Senior B boys in a close' race until they nero eliminated by tlu- Juniors, Shown Iliff lo righl: Snellmaker, Basuliore, lforry, Sn:-ll. lmplvy. Q Perfect balance . . is being llPlll0IlSl,l'3t-Htl by Nlr. llusscll lloolv, phys.1-d.i11st,rurwtor.and X wanna l islwl'. S0pll0IllUl'C'. to tnnmlmlingz spvvialisls, Sliown watcliing eagerly, row one: Miller, Mvtz. Orris. Lutz. Row two: Sm-llvalwr, Brulialwr. Zciglvr, Snell. l74l SWM X if x 'H Q-1-A .. ' NN, X X A aff' ,,A.: 4. AWAR D I WIN NERS Q 1 as 64 ' I A ' 2 . ., A A ii SHAWNEE Collgratulales . . the award winners of 1952. Double wins are a feature of this year's prizes. Suzanne Snyder cops the American Legion Auxiliary citizenship and the Senior Civic club English prizes. John Mchrath gains the West Shore Lions club . . . . . , . 1 X , . V B h award for the boy with the hwhest scholastic average and the Neterans of lforeign Wars award for mathematics. Kathryn es ore P1 wlns both the Faculty and the Farm Bureau prizes for superiority in commercial work. Single awards go to Nancy Anderson from ' ' - ' ' ' ' l ' P l J . d John the Senior Civic club for excellence 1u art, to Ann Wise fl om the West Shore Choral Society for voea music, to au ames an Brackblll, a tle, from the Junior Civic club for outstanding work in science, to Mary Keat from the Veterans of Foreign Wars for ex- cellence in mathematics, to Gladys Hehm from the J unior Civic club for home economics. Second prizes ln home economics and ln ' V ' ' ' ' K h B I commercial work go to Marion Smoley and Nancy Wagner, respectively. Shown above are: Nancy Anderson, at ryn es lore, .John Brackbill, Paul James, Mary Keat, John lVIcGrath, Gladys Rehm, M8l'lClll Srnoley, Suzanne Snyder, Nancy Wagner, and Ann Wise. SHAWNEE a lauds . . these special award winners of '52, Pictured upper left, Nancy Anderson, the Senior Civic Cluh's poster PP ' ' - - L lf! Nane Wa :ner Gregg shorthand award for one hun- prize, and Nancy Smith, 2 gold keys in the Scholastic, Alt Contest. ower e , y g.. , dred words per minute shorthand ' speed test. Center, james Dow- rick, a triple crown for seasonal high score, most points in one game, most foul shots in the Lower Susquehanna basketball conference. Lower righl. Kath- ryn Beshore, selected by vote of classmates and facility as the K D. A. ll. good citizenship girl -if ol' 1952. Upper right, Ronald Kutz and Robert Eichelbcrgcr Tiger gridlnen named players-ol? Di the-week in the football confer- P... ence. M ,ar A 5 i761 CUM LAUDE Nancy Baker Kathryn Beshore John Brackbill Betsy Class Paul James Mary Keat John McGrath Laura McGurk Zim ddzeczficm 64 dew: A . -,ffl K i '--' N - M . . 4 . HN' 5' :ft . .- .- f-.- -e , , Annie Mikos Joan Miller Yvonne Miller Suzanne Snyder Sylvia Stonesifer Jaclyn Weltmer First honors . . attained by these seniors, pictured above, with an average of 90 or above during their four years in high school. l77l dm ea Second honors . . attained by these twenty-five seniors. pictured below, with an average of 85 to 90 during their four years in high school. S s 5' Q Fa Sv A SPR Nancy Anderson .lean Anderson Norman Basehore Owen5Best Patsy Boyer Patricia Dorwart Robert Eichelberger Carl George Charles Gingrich Muriel Harlacher J N ' Bett Pod' Yvonne Prowell Catherine Keplinger lilmina Moore une L orrls y Nancy Smith Louise Souders Janet Stoner Stanley Stough Louis Suplee .P F aw J' Anna Jane Turban Nancy Wagner Robert White Ann Wise Joanne Wisrnan 78 l Q VW' avv-'Fw 'NN r f+- I L n Qnln any wi xl . if -N MGX , 'fluff Slvzuly palm- makers . . mlxisu-rs fur llw class ul .nl xx lm ll-aid ilu' may l'Ul'Sl'llllYl'SlllllUlll0l'UUllli'lll1l vlass uvlixitim-s. l'ivturvd Fl-flllf. in a c'u11l'ol'vrlc4- on 1lllllllll1'llK'l'IIIl'Ill plans. an-: Miss Numni l'4'h-rs, morn IT. yvnl'lmok mlxisvr and Class Day vlmirmang Nlr. llarwld llmmas I 'UHIII lfm. lillarwial mlxisvr a ml Svllllbl' Assvmlmly pruggl'mn c'llz1il'l1mllg Miss l'rlam'llu Slaylraugrll. m-wspapvr aclvisr-r and flfllllIlll'llf'4'lll4'lll, pl'4lfll'1'illl c'l1z1irman. l79 :Zen 'wa e do an ada Livvly ll'0lll'l'S . . ul'li4'm-rs fm' llll' vlzlss ul' '52 Wllli svl lln' pau' lln' Sl'lllUl'S in m'lnssl'mnlls and clulms. l'i4'turvrl lfjfl. lzillxing mn-r ilu' W Sl'llllll' picnic' urv: Suzanm' Slljlll'l'. xlvv- prvsiclvlll. yn-arlruull vmlilur and lalvnln-ll an'- vmnpzmist: Patsy liuyvr. lI'l'ilSlll'l'I'. luwxspzapm-r stall' and pc-ppp 4-lux-1-l'lm-mlm-x-1 Ilolu-rl Iiiclwl- lu-rgvr. pwsimlm-Ill. xarsily spurls and sillrlvlll cmlllvil: l'X2illll'yll lg4'Sll0l'l'. S4'l'l'l'l1ll'y. Nnllmml llmlm' Scwivly mul Ill vlulr prvsiflvnl. fin I9 - 1 'WA- l cm.. p.J -4 . K 4 kk ur - T J lgl, Nl FD F39 ul- lllarilyn N . Acker Marilyn General Intramurals 1, 2, 1, 4 . . miX0d chorus 3, 4 . . girls' chorus I . . operetta 1 . . play production 3 . . class play 4 . . TIMES staff' 4 . . SHAWNEE 4 . . out-of-town boys . . Miss lilnily Boss in senior play . . enjoys all the latest records . . seen at Saturday night dances . . showoffs don't rate with her . . fu- ture coed. Bruce R . Anderson Bruce General Six foot plus . . noon milk salesman . . early riser . . polite and co- operative . . has a taste for ice cream . . spends spare time playing checkers . . will probably be a truck farmer. Gwendolyn J. Anderson Jeanne General Intramurals l. 2, 3, 4 . . band I . . girls' chorus 4 . . play production 3, 4 . . TIMES staff' 4 . . SHAW- Nlili 4 . . latin club 1 . . national honor society 4 . . spanish club 3 . . the B and H special . . crochets . . that Irishman . . a light blue Plymouth . . would rather not go to a drive-in theater . . moody . . hopes to he a housewife. Nancy NI. Anderson ' ' A nderson' ' Commercial Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . play pro- duction 3, 4 . . cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 . . SHAWNEE staff 4 . . com- mercial art club 2, 3, 4 . . national honor society 3, 4 . . Red Cross council 4 . . class artist . . a warm- ing smile . . tall, dark, attractive . . has a hand in everything . . slum- ber parties . . hopes to be a com- mercial artist. i301 SENIORS Om feet ought' Nancy A. Baker ffBake Commercial Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4 . . band 2, 3, 4 . . mixed chorus 3, 4 . . girls' chorus 4 . . play production 3, 4 . . TIMES staff 3, 4 . . national honor society 3, 4 . . Red Cross council 1 . . student council 2 . . smooth dancer . . those Gene Nelson movies . . and sleeping parties . . T.V. fan . . will do without alarm clocks . . stenographer. Norman J. Baschore Jerry Academic Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . class play 4 . . science club 1, 2 . . student council 3, 4 . . authority on current events . . his main interest is girls . . and how they love it . . likes to be called Deacon . . student council prexy . . neat . . college- bound. Kathryn D. Bcshore Kay Commercial lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . play pro- duction 3, 4 . . class officer 4 . . SHAWNEE staff 4 . . f'2l club 3, 4 . . central treasury 4 . . leaders club 2, 3, 4 . . national honor society 2, 3, 4 . . student council 3, 4 . . magnetic personality . . able athlete . . despises spinach . . tops with everybody . . A-1 student . . housewife. Owen Best Owen Academic Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . sporty clothes fancier . . the quiet type . . usually bothering Keagy . . noisy girls annoy him . . as do nosey people . . study to be an engineer. 1952 Mfzaagda mi Gordon Bowen Rugged General Intramurals I, 2 . . Hi-Y 4 . . science club I . . small but mighty . eating his favorite pastime . . homework dodger . . that fiery temper . . finds history repugnant . . steel mill boss. Palsy L. Boyer U Pal Commercial Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4 . . play pro- duction fi . . class play 3 . . cheer- leader 1, 2, 3, 4 . . TIMES stafl'3, 4- . . TIMES business manager . . SHAWNEE 1 . . class officer 2, 3, fl . . national honor society . . zesty cheerleader . . vegetarian . . busy as a beaver . . always saying You don't even care . . prefers low heels . . and crewcuts . . beautician. John B. Brackbill John Academic Intramurals I. 2 . . basketball mgr. 1, 2, 3, 4 . . biology club 2 . . national honor society 2, 3, 4 . . Red Cross council 1 . . science club 1 . . stage crew 2, 3, il . . student council 2 . . conscientious student . . avid science fiction reader . . horror movie goer . . brain trust . . very much anti-homework . . civil engineer. Williarll L. Brown Bill General Intramurals I, 2, 3, I . . football 3 . . lli-Y 3. -1 . . student council I, 2 . . a redhead . . though he insists that he isn't . . anything to please a certain lady . . always driving someone someplace for something . . flashy dresser. dm 44664 cmd afcwazaome 1 Elizabeth A. Class Refs-y Academic Intramurals 1, 2, 3, al . . play pro- duction 3, -'L . . SIIANVNEIS 4 . . 2I club 3, 4 . . persistent eater . . a blond by choice . . wears colored socks . . coquettish . . hates quarreling . . hand-holding expert . . housewife. Nancy J. Coup t'Coupie General Intramurals 4 . . class play if . . spanish club ft . . dramatic expres- sions . . big, brown eyes . . flirta- tious . . worries about vocab tests . . enjoys Spanish . . tap dancer . . elementary school teacher. Donald Dodson Dodson General Intramurals 1 . . science club l . . likes muzzel loaders . . bashful . . drives car to school . . trapper . . gas station attendant . . thrives in cold weather . . wants to work at Army Depot. Patricia Dorwart K' Pai Academic Mixed chorus 2, 3, al . . girls' chorus fi . . operctta 2 . . play production 3 . . class play it . . SIIAWNICE el . . 2I', club 3, 4 . . pleasing per- sonality .. yearns to travel . . music lover . . The Poison Pot . . ambitious . . takes things ser- iously . . hopes to be a doctor. l31l James P. Dowrick Jimmy Academic Intramurals 1, 2 . . mixed chorus 2, 3, 4 . . boys' chorus 4 . . operetta 1 . . class play 3 . . class officer 1, 2 . . football 1, 2, 3. 4 . . basketball 2, 3, 4 . . SHAWNEE 4 . . leaders club 2, 3, 4 . . student council 1. 2 . . all-around athlete . . king-size Romeo . . but chooses little gals . . good natured . . and a fast talker . . snobs are off his list . . expects to be a lawyer. Edward A. Ebeling, Jr. Ed Academic Intramurals 3, 4 . . mixed chorus 3, 4 . . boys' chorus 4 . . play pro- duction 4 . . class play 3 . . basket- ball 3, 4 . . baseball 3, 4 . . SHAW- NEE 4 . . varsity club 3, 4 . . student council 4 . . sports-minded . . unusual love for plane geometry . . believes ir1 going steady . . friend to all . . crew cut . . wants to be an accountant. Robert L. Eichelberger Ike Academic Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . mixed chorus 4 . . boys' chorus 4 . . play production 4 . . class play 3 . . football 2, 3, 4 . . baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . class officer 3, 4 . . leaders club 3, 4 . . national honor society 3, 4 . . student council 3, 4 . . Varsity club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . bulwark of the line . . this gentleman prefers blondes . . big eater . . senior class prexy . . but public speaking is not a favorite . . a college man soon. Robin D. Eichelberger I ke General Silver-studded boots . . prefers stogies . . gas station attendant extraordinary . . frequent absences . . souped-up jalopies. l82l SENIORS .fact lf466 Z cmateczdq gait cw we J ack Fisher ' ' Fish General Intramurals 1, 3 . . science club 1 . crazy about sports . . favorite classwphys. ed. . . who can con- ncct him with his baby talk? . . fond of math . . likes dates . . but not in history. Estella Fogle Eslel Commercial Play production 3, 4 . . Pied Cross council 2, 3, 4 . . science club 1 . . drive-in theatre patron . . one-man gal . . experienced play usher . . possesses an aversion to dishwater . . plays softball for Newberry . . future secretary. Paul B. Forry K'Jim General Football 3 . . basketball 3 . . Hi-Y 4 . . he-man . . crew cut . . chooses Fords . . hillbilly records . . averse to English class . . sipping chocolate sodas . . usually comes to school late-and the excuses he gives! Carl George Carl Academic Intramurals 2, 3, 4 . . mixed chorus 4 . . boys' chorus 4 . . football 4 . . biology club 2 . . lli-Y 3, 4 . . dark n' handsome . . driving the Stude- baker . . likes sunny California . . casanova . . can't stand know-it-alls . . argumentative . . mechanical engineer. 1952 ' ' 6454, Zddkazq, Wm Charles E. Gingrich U Mike Academic Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . mixed chorus 4 . . play production 3 . . baseball 3, 4 . . football 4 . . biology club 2 . . boys' athletic club 4 . . science club 1 . . fearless fosdick follower . . favors soprano soloists . . always being kidded . . doesn't like new Cadillacsii . . hopes to attend University ol' Pennsylvania. Muriel G. Harlacher ' ' S issy Commercial Girls' chorus I . . science club 1 .. you'd never know she's around . . patient . . dislikes mustaches . . and white buckskins . . a stickler for detail . . so very neat . . college bound. James L. Hein Jim General Intramurals 1, 2 . . biology club 2 . . latin club 2 . . spanish club 3, 4 . . likes frosh . . weekend camper . . goes for southern hospitality . . don't tell his secrets . . Mrs. Weav- er's errand boy . . taste for clothes . . Florida-bound. Joyce A. Hoover Joycie General Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. . band 2, 3, 4 . . mixed chorus 2, 3, 4 . . girls' chorus 1, 2, 4 . . orchestra 3, 4 . . operetta I, 2 . . play production 3, 4 . . SIIAWNEE 4 . . drinks a coke a day . . likes popular music . . frequents Buss Long's . . prompt . . and wants others to he that way . . hopes to he an elementary teacher. Henry B. Hoslct ter Hen General Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 . . band 2, 3, 4 . . mixed chorus 3, 4 . . play pro- duction 3, 4 . . class play 3 . . science club 2 . . shop crew 4 . . lied Cross council l, 2, 3. 4 . . has a way with the sophomore ladies . . everyone's buddy . . always help- ing somebody . . hates to go to school on a sunny day . . would rather not have homework . . state policeman. Paul C. James Paul Academic Band 3, 4 . . orchestra 3, 4 . . SHAWNEE 4 . . TIMES 4 . . biology club 2 . . national honor society 3, 4 . . science club l . . stage crew 2, 3, 4 . . stall photog- rapher . . author of weird stories . . girl-dodger . . all things scientific interest him . . non-conformist . . Cornell University. Herman L. Jamison Hemi General Intramurals 1, 2 . . play production 4 . . science club 1, 2 . . spanish club 3, 4 . . friendly . . energetic . . has he kissed the Blarney Stone? . . frequent trips to William Penn . . waiter at Blue Pig . . restaurant owner-manager. Belly Kaley Bell Commercial Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4 . . science club 1 . . typing fan . . short . . blonde . . easily flustered . . always in a hurry to go no place . . seafood fancier . . roots for the Dodgers . . plans to join the WAF. l33l Charles WI Keagy Bunk Academic Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 . . play production 4 . . SIIAWNEE staff 4 . . science club l . . eligible bachelor . . the Frank Buck type . . hardly ever wears a necktie . . hates green eyes . . but has a pair , . likable . . bound for Temple. Mary E. Keat Kea! Academic Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . band l, 2, 3 . . orchestra I, 2, 3 . . play pro- duction . . TIMES staff 3, 4 . . TIMES co-editor 4 . . national honor society 4 . . a little bit in- dependent . . temperamental . . newspaper dead-lines annoy her . . cool and collected . . except with that red-head . . fine student . . future Dickinsonian. Catherine Kcplinger 'gCalhy Academic Mixed chorus 2, 3, 4 . . girls' chorus 4 . . play production 3 . . play cast 4 . . operetta 2 . . TIMES staff 4 . . SHAWNEE staff 4 . . library club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . student council 4 . . 'K2I club 3, 4 . . sunny disposition . . can eat spaghetti any time . . crazy about blue eyes . . and freckles . . likes blue and green . . but not together . . librarian. Cale Krater Gale Commercial Intramurals 2, 3 . . play production 3, 4 .. SHAWNEE staff 4 . . petite n' sweet . . part of a famous couple . . often seen but rarely heard . . ice-skater . . loathes conceited people . . expects to be a secretary. i341 SENIORS fgapedalanq ' cw we Ronald Kutz Ron Academic Intramurals 2, 3, 4 . . mixed chorus 3, 4 . . boys chorus 4 . . basketball 3 . . football 2, 3, 4 . . Hi-Y 4 . . varsity club 2, 3, 4 . . has a little imp iI1 him . . good looking . . sports white buckskins . . enjoys his own jokes . . the Bare Kat . . don't step on his shoes . . or men- tion Camp Hill. . one day insurance investigator. Harold 0. Lepley Handsome General Intramurals 4 . , Hi-Y 4 . . always ready for a joke . . often seen roam- ing the halls . . library his major subject . . finds freshmen fascinat- ing . . and cars essential . . cigar smoker . . eagerly awaits hunting season . . mechanic. Lawrence J. Long Larry General Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . mixed chorus 2, 3, 4 . . boy's chorus 4 . . operetta 3 . . band 1, 2 . . play production 3 . . play cast 4 . . SIIAWNEE 4 . . commercial art club 2, 3, 4 . . spanish club 4 . . swims like a fish . . would like to master the silver blades . . dancing feet . . longs for gay college life . . future business administrator. Clair T. McCreary lilac General Intramurals 3, 4 . . baseball 4 . . football 4 . . boys' athletic club 3, 4 . . student council 4 . . another William Penn fan . . frequent trips to Harrisburg . . fleet-footed var- sity halfback . . prefers his dates to wear low heels . . no vocabulary lover . . hopes to get in the dough. 1952 ' ' afafecmdwakpmtmcmawemflypnagmm John DI. McGrath Oggy' ' Academic Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . boys' chorus 4 . . class play 3, 4 . . TIMIQS 4 . . biology club 2 . . latin club I . . national honor society 4 . . model railroad builder . . Spike Jones fan . . definitely no poet . . character actor of distinction . . able journalist . . intelligent . . engineer. Laura J. McGurk M ag Commercial Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . band 2, 3, 4 . . mixed chorus 4 . . girls' chorus 4 . . play production 4 . . class play 3 . . TIMES 3, 4 . . co-editor 4 . . national honor society 3, 4 . . stu- dent council 4 . . high-stepper . . always impersonating someone . . gift of gab . . definitely no artist . . seen at all basketball games . . planning to be a secretary. Annie Mikos ' ' Sara Commercial Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . play pro- duction 3, 4 . . SHAWNEE 4 . . 21 club 3, 4 . . latin club 1 . . national honor society 3, 4 . . stu- dent council . . pepper-pot temper . . but a friend to all . . and an industrious worker . . enjoys all sports . . and plays hard . . stenog- rapher. Joan H. Miller Joanie Academic Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . girls' chorus 4 . . play production 3 . . class play 4 . . Sl-IAWNEE 4 . . TIMES 4 . . commercial art club 2, 3, 4 . . latin club 1, 2 . . national honor society 3, 4 . . Bed Cross council 2 . . an individualist . . willing worker . . prefers anything Dutch . . but not sideburns . . or drive-in theaters . . seen after school at the B SL H . . nurse. Yvonne E. Miller HSll'flky Commercial Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . mixed chorus . . girls' chorus . . operetta 2 . . class play 4 . . SHAWNEE 4 . . conunercial art club 2, 3. -l . . llallowe'en queen 4 . . national honor society 4 . . fashion plate . . petite beauty . . a joker of any deck . . with a flair for dramatics . . have you seen her eat french fries? . . would you like her for your secretary? Elmina M. Moore E'lmina Commercial Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . SHAW- NEE 4 . . 21 club 3, 4 . . ardent Phillies rooter . . the blue jeans girl , . party goer . . doesn't ap- preciate show-oll's . . or conceited people . . anybody need a secre- tary? Joyce E. Nlorrow K'Joyce Commercial Intramurals 1, 2, . . mixed chorus 3, 4 . . girls chorus 4 . . orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 . . a slowpoke . . always tunes in to Guy Lombardo's orches- tra . . but not Stan Kenton . . short . . takes life easy . . depart- ment store buyer. June E. Norris June General Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . baud I, 2, 3, 4 . . mixed chorus 3. 4 . . play production 4 . . class play 3 . . class officer 2 . . SHAWNEIQ 4 . . TIMES 4 . . spanish club 4 . . at- tractive football queeu . . but a basketball fan . . smiles with her eyes . . Oldsmobiles thrill her . . popular appeal . . detests conceited people . . airplane hostess. l85l George U . Page George General Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . band 2, 3, 4 . . mixed chorus 3 . . boys' chorus 4 . . baseball 4 . . SHAWNEE 4 . . science club 1 . . potential globe- trotter . . quiet . . avid sports fan . . likes health . . but hates to study it . . wants to own his own ranch. Gilbert Parthemore Gil General Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . mixed chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 . . boys' chorus 4 . . orchestra 1, 2 . . operetta 2 . . play production 3, 4 . . class play 4 . . Hi-Y 3 . . good- looking . . spends a lot of time in Rana Villa . . enjoys playing con- certs in Hershey Park . . oh, that 12 o'clock curfew . . conceited girls . . trombonist. William M. Peifcr Bill Academic Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . class play 3, 4 . . SHAWNEE 4 . . biology club 2 . . Hi-Y club 4 . . science club 1 . . long and lean . . basket- ball enthusiast . . cheers for the Red Sox . . hates putty tats . . would rather not wear a tie . . curly hair . . Estelle i11 senior play . . pharmacist. Belly A. Poff Reb General Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . play pro- duction 3, 4 . . leaders club 2, 3, 4 . . southern belle . . you all . . noteworthy athlete . . longs for the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia . .words fail her. .future telephone operator. l36l SENIORS Sifzcwle wit! ' ace aa we Melvin R. Prowell Bruin General Intramurals 1, 2, 3 . . science club 1 . . always reading . . deep voice . . never says much . . will be glad to graduate . . IlOt fond of math . . or his nickname . . enthusiastic nimrod . . planning to be a forester. Yvonne W. Prowell Yvonne Commercial Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . colorguard 1, 2, 3, 4 . . play production 3, 4 . . SIIAWNEE 4 . . national honor society 4 . . spanish club 3, 4 . . a certain guy in the Air force . . likes ham bar-be-cues . . slumber parties . . pretty clothes . . dreads Monday morning . . plans to be a private secretary. Gladys Rehm ' 'Blondie' ' Commercial Intramurals 2, 3, 4 . . play pro- duction 3, 4 . . dramatic club 1 . . home ec club 4 . . demon on roller skates . . hillbilly fan . . natural blonde . . soft-spoken. Cornelius A . Rodgers Connie General Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . mixed chorus 2, 3, 4 . . boys' chorus 4 . . orches- tra 1, 2, 3, 4 . . operetta 2 . . hunter and fisher . . loves symphonies . . studious . . serious-minded . . friendly . . young man with a horn . . big little man . . hopes to wave a baton. 1952 gm 4 :Madam M MMM 4 ,Wee-L Norma J. Shaffer Sheff General Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 . . twirler 2, 3, 4 . . mixed chorus 3, 4 . . girls' chorus 4 . . class play 3, 4 . . TIMES stall' 3, 4 . . SHAWNEE 4 . . leaders club 2, 3, 4 . . blonde bombshell . . blushes . . has an interest in varsity guards . . slum- ber parties . . prefers low heels . . airline hostess. Eugene Shindel ' ' Sh indeln General Intramurals 2, 3, 4 . . Hi-Y 4 . . Red Cross council 1 . . science club I . . drives a Plymouth . . but likes Fords . . spends spare time setting tl'apS . . IIO gfalnlflafian . . Ine- chanic. Floyd Simmons Sonny General Hi-Y 3, 4 . . science club I . . comes to school just to break the monotony . . craves excitement . . speed demon . . trying to grow sideburns . . motorcycle crazy . . always late . . automobile salesman. Mildred L. Smeltz M illie Academic Intramurals 2, 3, 4 , . play produc- tion 3, 4 . . SHAWNEE 4 . . ex- citable. .steady company . .wacky over T.V. . . the cinema . . dancing rates high . . ice cream taboo . . finds oral book reports unpleasant . . and conceited boys . . nurse. Cary Nl. Smith Smilly Academic Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . orchestra 2, 3, 4 . . class oiiicer 1 . . basketball 3, 4 . . football 4 . . leaders club 3, 4 . . varsity club 3, 4 . . student council 1, 2 . . all sports interest him . . as do neat cars . . makes trips down- town often . . immaculate . . the Olds . . no love for Camp Hill cops . . fixture diesel engineer. Nancy L. Smith Smilly General Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . play pro- duction 3, 4 . . TIMES stall' 4 . 5 SHAWNEE 4 . . 21 club 2, 3, 4 . . commercial art club 2, 3, 4 . . national honor society 4 . . Red Cross council 3, 4 . . student coun- cil 4 . . ace cartoonist . . no party decorations complete without her . . baseball fan . . hopes to be a draftswoman at Bell. Marion E. Smoley M arion Commercial Intramurals 2, 3, 4 . . play produc- tion 4 . . SHAWNEE 4 . . sports- minded . . fond of eating . . quiet as a mouse . . dislikes riding the school bus . . would rather sleep late . . secretary. Bobby N . Snclbaker Snell General Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 . . baseball 3, 4 . . Hi-Y 3, 4 . . varsity club 3, 4 . . always hungry . . sportsman . . loads of school spirit . . no time for underclassmen . . but a certain blonde . . always saying I'm glad. l87l Curvin A. Snyder Kissable General Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . football 3, 4 . . Red Cross council 3, 4 . . varsity club . . blushes so easily . . football king . . husky . . hot rod specialist . . homework hater . . oh, for the life of a sailor. Suzanne M. Snyder Suzie General Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . colorguard 1, 2, 3, 4 . . mixed chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 . . girls' chorus 2, 4 . . play pro- duction 3, 4 . . student director 3 . . class officer 1, 3, 4 . . TIMES staff 4 . . SHAWNEE editor-in-chief 4 . . radiant personality . . versatile . . A Lux lovely . . likes varsity fullback . . and dimples . . lf her favorite song, could be a con- fession . . medical secretary. Louise H. Souders ' 'Louisen General Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . mixed chorus 2, 3, 4 . . operetta 2 . . class play 3, 4 . . SHAWNEE 4 . . Red Cross council 1, 2, 3 . . science club 1 . . spanish club 3, 4 . . pleasing personality . . always joking . . Perry Como sends her . . has a taste for hot fudge sundaes . . but not shrimp . . or moody people . . ambition- medical secretary. Shirley J. Spahr Shirl Commercial Intramurals 3 . . class officer 1, 2, 3 . . play production 3, 4 . . SHAW- NEE 4 . . has an interest in Carlisle . . Sammy Kaye fan . . driving the Plymouth . . oh, how she hates to get up in the morning! . . detests shrimp . . secretary. i331 Scwmfevzeal wid ef W if I 41 'P 1 Q .4 VW. Z 5' SENIORS e cw we Janet E. Stoner Janet Commercial Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . hand 2 . . play production 3 . . class play 4 . . SIIAWNEE 4 . . 21 club 3, 4 . . Red Cross council 2, 3, 4 . . science club 1 . . driving fiend . . Florida happy . . Martin and Lewis fan . . no high heels in her wardrobe . . changeable . . works part time at Bell . . secretary. Sylvia Stonesifer Sally General Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . play pro- duction 3, 4 . . SHAWNEE 4 . . commercial art club 3, 4 . . farm show goer . . baseball fan . . likes television . . any kind of movie pleases her . . silly girls disgust her. Stanley H. Stough Stan' ' General Intramurals 4 . . TIMES staff 2, 3 . . SHAWNEE staff 4 . . science club 1 . . amicable . . likes to hunt . . William Penn fan . . shutterhug . . pet peevesftalkative women . . and slow drivers . . sure to be a suc- cess as a photographer. Louis M. Suplce Louie Academic Biology club 2 . . always reading'. . avid televiewer . . bashful . . neat . . variety of new cars . . English class is not a favorite. 1952 ww 4 few 4 Jldftfdhtdft Shirley A. Tarman Shirley General Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . girl's chorus 4 . . twirler 2, 3, 4 . . play production 3 . . student director 4 . . SHAWNEE stall' 4 . . leaders' club 2, 3, 4 . . hasn't an enemy i11 the world . . alumni interest . . the athletic type . . chicken cackle . . veteran jitterbug . . can do without exams . . secretary. Anna Jane Turban Anna Jane Commercial Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . good sport . . man hater. . . so easily embar- rassed . . the eyes have it . . likes the navy . . quiet-'til you get to know her . . hopes to be somebody's secretary. Nancy Wagner Nancy Commercial Mixed chorus 2, 3, 4 . . girls' chorus 4 . . operetta 2 . . play production 3, 4 . . science club 1 . . spanish club 4 . . variety of boys . . vocalist . . black tresses . . shorthand comes easy to her . . planning to work at Bell Telephone. Beverly Walters Bev Commercial Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . play pro- duction 3, 4 . . SllAWNl'Il'I stall' 4 . . leader's club 3, 4 . . 21 club3,4 . . big appetite . . prefers jeans . . a friendly miss . . big heavy white wool sweater . . enjoys sports . . has no time for conceited people . . will make someone a good secretary. Carl E. Walters Carl General lli-Y 4 . . shop crew 4 . . motor- cycle lover . . he likes the wide open spaces . . crazy about shop . . quiet -but he has fun . . math wiz . . crafty angler. Robert C. Walters Bob General lli-Y 4 , . Red Cross Council 1 . . shop crew 4 . . big eater . . out- doorsman . . shop crazy . . efficient stage hand . . vocabulary never bothers him . . nor does he bother it . . wants to be a success. Jaclyn Weltnlcvr Jackie Commercial Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . mixed chorus -1- . . girls' chorus I . . play production 4 . . play cast 3 . . SHAWNEIC stall 4 . . central treasury 4 . . 21 club 3, 4 . . na- tional honor society 4 . . would rather take life easy . . likes Middle- town . . prefers to sleep late . . spectator at all games . . tiny features . . airline hostess. William Yvenncll Bill General Science club 1 . . mighty hunter . . majoring.: in study halls , . strong silent type . . can do without oral book reports . . hopes to sail the seven seas . . with the navy. i391 Romaine R. Wheeler Maine Academic Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . play pro- ductio11 3, 4 . . SHAWNEE staff 4 . . latin club 1, 2, 3 . . spanish club 4 . . unpredictable . . always with Betsy . . oral book reports terrify her . . trys to get out of selling cokes at dances . . football spectator . . loves to skate . . detests snobbish people . . nurse. Robert White ' 'Bob General Intramurals 1 . . Ili-Y 4 . . library club l, 2 . . science club 1 . . hunter, trapper, and fisherman . . a persistant sleeper . . finds oral re- ports distasteful . . hates Monday vocabulary tests . . works after school at the A XL P. Ann L. Wise W'isey General Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . band 2, 3, 4 . . mixed chorus 2, 3, 4 . . girls' chorus 4 . . operetta 2 . . orchestra 3, 4 . . play production 4 . . TIMES stalf 4 . . SHAWNEE stall' 4 . . commercial art club 3, 4 . . student council 3 . . smooth dancer . . blushes like mad . . sweet voice . . good things come in small pack- ages . . ever helpful . . medical secretary. Larry Wilt Larry General Intramurals I, 2 . . play production 3 . . baseball 3, 4 . . basketball 3, 4 . . football 3, 4 . . boys' athletic club 3, 4 . . leader's club 3, 4 . . hook shot artist . . prefers his gals small . . likes music . . but not opera . . great lover . . locker-room towel dances . . draftsman. l90l SENIORS 1952 aa to mcztwzctq cw we accepted am dqelamaa Joanne Wisman Joanne Commercial Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 . . play pro- duction 4 . . blonde . . honorary citizen of Lewisberry . . faithful . . sunny disposition . . one of the steady set . . secretary. Florence Wilmor Suzie Commercial Intramurals 4 . . play producti0I1 3. 4 . . roller-skating whiz . . that certain soldier . . loathes snobs . . and getting up in the morning . . buxom lass. Robert Zeigler Bob General Football 3 . . Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 . . muscle-man . . Hi-Y prexy . . ex- pert roller-skater . . usually at Fifth St. Hollerliink . . curly black hair . . deep throaty voice . . school is a sideline . . hopes to own a gas station. Eugene L. Zook Gene General Good natured . . shy? . . wood- working fascinates him . . always tinkering with motors . . can't stand poor sports . . carpenter. we Om ZJWCZJQZQ ja!! llll1l0l'f'luSS ll'Ll1l0l'S . . Pull:-ximlvl' llu-ir -julbs as nlliw-rs a ' l 'l'li4-Q l,ll'llll'l'll lop lvfl. Barbara 1-lmllvllgrvr lu lll1'll' a ll I, .. , Q Groll. Xivv- ll'K'Sllll'Ill2 lloln-rl, l3lUSSl'l'. l'l'1'2iSllI'l'l'I .lun l l,al'aw-r, u'vsnl4-nl: .luwo llry. sm-I1-lalw. mausu lll lln' I . D . . lrunl, hall In talk 1lYl'l'2'lIIll3ll'IllllS plans nl tlw class of '53. ffffnlfr rfglzl. liurry Mmwoy. l,l'4'as11I'm-l': Clydx- B0lllgl'ill'lllll'l', IH'l'Slllt'Ill1 l'il't'll Wigrlix-ld. sic:--pl'vsiclux1t,3 lln-lm-n Steaks-V, fuk on tlw 'l49l'llllPlY prugrzml ul' llw 1-lass nl' sm-m'l'm-lmy. xx ' ... 1 '51, ffenlfr Iliff. Donna Sluln'sll'4'l', S0l'l'l'l,Hl'yQ liarlmura Bnrlw, vin-v-pl'f-siclm-ill: Larry Klllllllllliill. prm-sid:-nlg 'Ibm ll llml Hlllilltlllk'lllgIl2ll'l,j'SI'll1'lllll4'Il lay thc- N Svull. l,l'1'HSlll' ' '. ' class of '55. liollonz rfghl. happy lmmu rmnn prm-sidm-nl: Larry lx'11'lllSll'l'. Paul lN'lvCrvm'y, l,z1rry l30lllgf2ll'llll1'l' 1-njuy Illiililllgf plans lm' vvmmls lm' lln- class of '56. lgllfflllll lfffl. ' ' ' ' ' - ' wvsimlvnls llmlalcl lilllv l'4'll1rws Vkllll lug: llll'd5. lllllllt mmm 5 ' 'vig CllHI'lt'S P21202ll'l'2lllQI1'SUllll' vvlllllTllllllJ. ll0l'lu-rl ll0llIIl0l l'l111l'm'll14-1-lass nf '51 3 ' 1 :Q ..,. W N21 V ca cw we Class of 1953 Roonl 125 Rlrs. ,Ivan Korkuvh lf0Il'I1I1f'.' lihmau. Iiichwino, Li'lllY4'l', Bixlvr, lxish-r. Nc-vly. Stitzol. I1'ou'lwo: A. Nlarzull I. Var'gull', lJi0ll'if'll. Urris. Gutlolm, Banco II1-slwlh. lfUIl'Hll'0f'7.'N1ikUS. lxovlls-l', lj0I'lxlll2iIl lim-ax1-mul.Gladik-ll,vr,GrulT, Baldwin. Iilllllifk Iinu'jbur: Dorwarl,, Blossvr, Maas, Miller, Svi lwrt. Balnkwl. Roof. 'I'ivdg'm1, Tuddus. Saggle l.al ax'1-r', BI'0llIll'I'. Xulovski. Ronin lk Nlr. Fred Pciffcr Huw one: Sl14'II,4'l. Muyvr, Snydc-V, Buss, Divrivll. Xnln-, Brady. How Iwo: Shauh, 'l'rutl,, killSl'y. llarro, NlCCl'0Hl'y, Pvntz. lirlllmlwr. lfowll1ree.' l luriv, lla1'L.licsch, llmxck. llmnlmrg', Zvigrlvr. Nissul. Spang- lvr. lfuwllour: lww. l'c-trem. N1oll,fn'11wr, l riscIxkorn, Gipplv, Ba-st, Mumw-, Sangvr. i931 Room 13g Mr. Robcrl Milla-r lfnu' one: Klllllxlq. Bzilwr. Iiuggs, N Smith. xvI'ij.Illl, N0xu'mll1'l'. l pnlvgrrulf l'oulv. How Iwo: 'l'Ilurnlml. Shaun lmaugrh, Fry. B0lllll'l'. lfrank. SIIHYUIQ Pmiif. How lhree: Brighthill. Rupp Ackvr, King, Wavlwr. Wulll-. Winlvr 'l'ravvr. lfow jbur: Drake-, Pqmlvr Allison, Dvsvxlln'r'g.yL'l'. Kt'l'lli'l', Talylur N. Smith. Dvxim-, W'illizuns, Brqmn llugrhvs. Sillliblltilll. Sll'l'IllHIld. mix l ich ewide emytdem Room 73 Nliss Diary Brubaker How one: Gross, Stoner. Kline, Winter, VVaLkius. How lwo: lluglles, Traver, Steely. Stelly, Platts. Lazarus, llarkius. How lhree: Marklcy, Stoner, lisllel- man, Knorr, Lutz, Milli-r. Nlayer, Metz, Huw four: Ymlnr. llockoy, Kohler, Ness. Nelson. VVe'l1st0r, Hughes Smith. . i 233 5 , X, Z hifi? Ml rr r xg r Class of 1954 ' 3,1 if :gl F-F E2 fr 2 -' ' 'i H' Qi Room 8g lwr. William W'ert How one: Kaulfulau, Mearkle, Mow- roy, VVigiield. Row Iwo: Slmrter, l ux, Bair, Burkhart, Gilbert, Kep- liIlg6I',l':llSigI1. Howllzree: lVlcShaue Boyer, Bi7lllgHI'dIll'l', Spuusler, llark- isuu, Millar, liicliellwrgxel', llcnch. How four: Shaffer, Krone, Alul, Duuruu, Briglitllill, VVull'e. l94l Za ap Za ae Room 9: llr. Wvallvr Hailvls lfuw une: Iullgllliill. Spvvsv. Mvlxor. IInII'vl'. SIIZIIIQIIUIH Willianls. SIN-xu-II. lfnw Iwo: I Ill,!1'l', IAllIlIN'I'I. Slnmvalle-r. Gross, llrmcr. Iyvrlz. Horton. l1'o1Ull1rec'.' Crisp, Ze-ig:In'l'. fil'l'SSIl'l'. IJl'2'lY1'Il. l3l'UIIll'l'S, Bvvk- Ivy. D4-VIHII. Marlin. II4-n1'I1. Ii,0Il'f0lll'.' Iiolmlrins. Ilorion. Pmrlc-l'. Noll, NN'vzur, IXUIIII. J. Niorlon. I3l'ongI1c'l', Dugan. ,papa Roonl ll: llrs. Nlary Flyers How une: Sponslvr, Sluinnnx-I, Iindy, Imp- Ivy, Inlrivri. WIN-QI4-r. How Iwo: Grolf, ZIlllllll'l'Ill2ill. S4-asv. Millvr, II. Blau-r, Stoxus-sill-x'. Uclwr. Hou' lhrve: Pe-ilI'vr. P. Iilzm-r. Ilrvlzle-r. Buns:-II. S. Iilazvr. Urris, Ilnlr-. IYiIl. Ifuu' four: Martin. Zoicis-1's. SIlllI0l'. 'I'l'1mIu'i1Igr1-. P1-II4'g'1'il1i, Url. 'I'ril,I. I'IatI. I 95 I ROIIIII I0: Mr. Robvrl U1-ck Huw mm: Ort. ll. Nlillvr. Snydm-r, M xx wvll. SVI'l'IIZ4'l'. Ilidvr. Strauss, 011' Iwo: I.nu,u'Ilnmn. Iimlco. I isIu-V. lfzn In-ll, Slokvr. list:-p. Hair. How lllru IIZll'Illt1.!. I,uwyvr. Slusonmn, Clin, IIHIQ1-r.Glwr,Cnlnplmvll. II. Millvr. How four: Ilnlw, SINNIIIIIUIII1 VVinI4'l', Buss, Ifostvr. IVIarIxIvy. K hnook. KICIIIIIEIII. AIl1Il'l'SUlI. NI'NNlllN1l iedfz ,bade Room 3g Mr. Roy Sutton Row one: Mclvor, Bennett, Lenlz, Wloigle. Papp, liastwood. How iwo: A. Miller. Brackhill, Gennnill, Prowell, Troxcll, 1i6lIll0I', Wilson, How three: llostvtter, liicl1elln+1'go1', Baker, Tiller, Nv0ll0lllHli6!I', Smith, B. Mille1', Stanl- hangh. How four: Cook, Rhodes, fVlowre'y, Class, Donlay. llollandor, Krebs. y -f W 'mae' , xi:-fb -ffl? X19 Class of 1955 U 3, xg' .,fw'5 EN Room 43 Mr. John Slneltz How one: Bn-11imr', Koller, Kronv. Johns. S1-asv. Borlw. Snyder. How Iwo: llolfnlan. James, Chorpcnning, Scott, Nissel, Gr-nlho. Altland, Stoner. How Ihree: listep. Dcardorll. Dorwart, Moltz. lfrankonliuld. Nloyer. Smith, Kauffman, Johnson. l96l alawctacz . dw RIJOIII SA: Nlr. Charlv:-2 Slilylllillgll Ifnu'nm'.' lil-llaml llalw. Allmrigglll- Slwme-1' linllvr. Hou' l11'0.'GIwl'. llavr. Giwnz-r' Wilcox. Martin. Will. Willis. lfnw Ihrev: SlHllK'l'. llivrivll. Snvll. Zvitlvrs. lim-ml llvnlz. Arllvy. ixlf'lllZf'l'. Ifozufour: llvr- mml. Nlillm-r. .lay llmwvr. l.llll,lllll'Sl. .lanws llnmvr. lilzm-r. Slvxwis. lluuvli Simpson. Baum. Ruonl 6: Bliss Doris ,lc-an Krisc lion' mm: Pe-le-rs. llflllglllllblll. .lulmson lVlyvrs. Wilt. Huw fum: llm't,or1. lilllllkill llartman. Buss. Sturwsifvrx Snvll. Ze-ig.:lur lfmz' Ilzrfe: Zimmerman. Devlunan, 'l'us- ingg. Alu-r, BQ'HV9I'Sl7ll. llarmun. Tlmmp- sun. llusinski. lfowfour: lXllllllS0ll. llullq, l.awym-l',Cr1lll1'y, Stinvr, BllXlAlll.1l00llW'lll llvllm. W4-rlz. llaring. l97l Ronin 585 lVlr. John Johnson How one: Wentz, Wvrtz. lllllhm, liasila, livlinont, Grnll. Murray. Wilt. Hom Iwo: .ln X1-iglvr. Ilvss, Sllilllf. lVlcilmt,li. llrvl.z, .lullnsm1. Slmzlll-r. Huw lhrev: llvlnn, Rupp, J. Nlilln-r. Sllvalw-r'. llrusius, W'allu'r. J. Z4-iglu-r. 'l'l'c'1le'r. l1,0Il'f1lIll'.' Dillvr. Wisv. lfink, Slwvvvll. llrumll. llvllings-r. Slmulv, Sl,4-agrw. Billvr. Nlarsll. ll. Millvr 1 dede dancing Room 3, 8Ag Nlr. Gerald Brinlon How one: llartzull. DelValL, Savagv, Dmi- vy. Sipu. Gray, Basila, lmcsv. Huw Iwo: llarkison, Gotlolw, Zimmerman, Mcfirath, Page, Griffith, Nearhood. How llzree: Yllllillgll, llaring, Lowvry, lAxIl,LI9llliiIl, B4-tx, Vlvcary, NvlIll,l'I', lilcy. How jbur: Pcllv- griui, Urner. Marzolf, G. Ziilum-rmall. J Cululnan, ll. Culvniau, Tailor, Host, Wisman. Kivhl, Millard. llarkins. Room l, 8Cg Miss Patricia Mickle How one: lipdcgrull. Mvinslvr. Gum-ge Wilson, Neely, rllllfllilll, Sinipsnn, Hartman. How lwo: llull, Snodcrly, Eisley, Nloore- Fotrow, Zeigler, l,aYanture1. How lhree Tritt, Nlll'r1lI'Cl, .lUllllSOIl, l'll'lSClllKOI'Il Mumma, l'. Miller, lgl'llQ.'fUlll. Statler Row-four: K1-nncdy. li. Snydvr, Schaeffer King, ll. Miller, llc-csv. VVhisler, Auxf-r lluring, ,Mom-ai', Url. lialmlritit. i931 Class of 1956 linonl 2, 8Bg Mrs. Elizabelh Gurney Hou' une: Wallvrs. liDll1'Lfl'2illi. l,imlauer Clvtnm. Wiildman, llulwrlsuii, llcwitl, llc-ski-Ili. Ifuur lim: Bock, Snydvr lfluss, Sliull, W'vrI.z. Nlayur, llarkins lfuu' lllree: Park. Wlalwfivld, Mm'1'rwv Rupp, Quiglvy, Slum-, Alllll'l'SUll. llautz Ifuuf four: llc-lim-w. Hart, M1'Crc-ary lfurry. Palm-. NY. llkiflllgl. IC. lVl0l'l'0W NNN:-le-y. Shun-r. lgl'!'llIli'lllHIl. Arnold. Class of 1957 will no Z 4124 an can Izeefa lg00lll 4, 7Ag Nlr. William Dillmar How one: wlllllliflllllll, llugxlws. llurgur, Hale, Kvnnmly, Crmlv. llnw Iwo: lflluy, Rlllll, Fvlrmm. llzmvy. iil'lSSlIlgfPl', lirick, SIwar01'. Huw Il1rf'f'.'llvss, Sl'lllil'll'l'I', tnny Rlllllll 5. Tlig Nlr. Richard Howvn Hum one: Sllllll. S0llll4'l'S. l'a,u'1'. l5l'llll,Hll, llSur'g.rin. Se-ip. Julms. Huw Iwo: li1lllll'UIYlx, Sparxvr. Sl'lll'Q1'l'll, lluvlwy, Allgvlllbilllgll, Ze-iglvr, SlllIl1'I'. Hou' lhrfef: lA'Ilg.ft'lllHIl, Divhl. 'll1'lllllf'l'. lliilll-Z. Willwrow. Paige, SlUllll'4'l'. ll. l'lSll1'lIllHll, S. l'lSlll'llllHl Ifmv f?r11r.'M4'z1l'kl4-, NlIl 'l'I', ljiiiifllll, . Y' M51-rs, Wcakly, Ualv. Ne-inmn. X Snell, llllllur. Failur, Nlulllpvr, llvrg, Prowcll. Huw four: Klvin, lluillmul, SCllllIlIlliy, llarlmzm. lfUlll'. llulwrls, Crokv, lil'llll2ili0l'. Room 6, TC: Nlr. Brin-0 Conn:-r How nnf: lialvlmitl.. .lmm-s, Hunks, Swartz, Vllulfv, Sp1'4':41'. H0IlY11lY0.' ll1YlllllgIl'l', Spoon- lmur, Trump, llvrr, Illmmls, Sumlvrly, Blllvllm-. lfnu' ll1rf'e.'.lo:nn1 Nlillm-r, .loan Milli-r, Cllrisllan, Sham, ll1'lllll. Kvllvr, Springm-r, liuils-ts. lVl1'l z1l'laml. liozzgflnzr: llZiIlli0l'l-. ll0Wl'l'S, lVl1'fll'l'ZlI'j, llolflm-in-1', Smith. llcwll. lxistvr. 1 qc W WP 4? QW' wedcwepl Za Zkelafugan HSCHIOFS all LL' N . . Slmul llusn, luldor- ssme,n whrmsm ' ppy ' s s aw l,1,'r asurc at the, impor.ai1l, gyadcs or ii' rnporl, Cards. 'Shown lei 'I 'irm tlusc liardwork- i f juniors: If' I ' . . nc'y l'lmrn ' irpy Km-lie r. ' .' ', 'lm nn Bix '. . rox fy , I l -G1 5-W P-4 ,f i if, Aff fjlgfnfl N0 lll0l'l' books . . lml, Lln-rv is still the juli ul' clvaning out dc-slls, llandiugg in lmoulls. and taking hmne puncils and nobelmuks as suuvvnirs. Busily 4-ilgagocl in this plvar-sunt task, riylzl, arc seniors l lm'em-v Witmmy William VVunm2ll, Marion Snmlvy, Bruce Aiiclfwsnii. and Junul, Stoner. Diplmnas ul last . . mmmmm-enicnt is mm' alicltlu-cruu+l1-ml slim' J-skinsurulimxllv won. Pausing l . in the- mluurway ul' the uudil,m'ium al't,fsr thc tradi- tional 1-xml-isa-s, Louis Supluu, Muriel Ilarlacher, .lngcv Mm'rmm and Paul l m'l'e-y suru-y thu big prizu. 11001 A pilrling gifl . . linux lllu vlass ul' '52 is pl'0S4'Fllt9d by lflllf class pn-simll-ral and his cmnniitwm- In Mr, Cliarle-s Gvmmill. slips-rxising' principal. Slflnfling, lcffl lo righl: Sllil'l1'N Slliiilf, Slunlm-5' Sllllllglil, liuln-rl, l'iir'll4-llmn-iw-l', Mr. Us-mmill. William Brown, and Anna .lane Turlnan. ,4 w.,5 5g,gQ X? ,y www 1,m-,ff uw SSg,MlPQL:f3rEigMY -5? Q 5355, xii i A wf'-v 2325? fZ3iSFf3ifU 'fwfygiffw d?x:-'iff' J Ilbwefvg Si :W y. :wg 355 X f , wS'wf,:,, ,Swji wwf ,ik 1? x Walhifwif if .1 ,gf g ff 1 ,A ,,,,.f.-My . Q Qiviif. g,,....Q, Q - M BARBECUES FROZEN CUSTARD DINNERS SEA mon S P I LLWAY I BOWLING 8: BILLIARDS CUSTARD STAND Houie M1 . York Road NEW CUMBERLAND NEW CUMBERLAND, PENNA. Phone: 30704 MI GER' For Finer Photographs CSince 1882, Ofhcial Photographer for New Cumberland High School Second and Walnut Streets - Harrisburg, Pa. Hartzell's Texaco Station GooDR1cH TIRES THE ELKWOOD . COMPANIES, Inc. F f h d B 'clge Sts., NEW CUMBERLAND, PA. Phone: 3-9937 102 REI-IM'S . . Meats and Grocerzes Congratulations Seniors 0 . CAMPBELL'S BARBER SHOP GOLDSBORO, PA. Service by Appointment Phone-Yocumtown 23-R-22 O 823 Bridge St. Phone: 3-1277 'flt pleases us to please you Congratulations to the Class of 1951 PAUL R. EICHELBERGER Insurance 0 Real Estate 507 Market Street NEW CUMBERLAND, PENNA. PHONE: 2-5588 BABENNS Wardrobe Service DRY CLEANING lll' Ali . luuu. Done m Our Own Plant 427 Bridge street NEW CUMBERLAND, PA. 2 W 6 4344 Telephone: 3-3222 e O SHOE REPAIRING and TAILORING 914 l6fh Street, New Cumberland, Pa. , . Phone: 3-7750 Member National Instxtu! f Cleaners and Dyers H031 C ang ratulati yy PR5? 5A15'TLAND rw fps F,N QL HOME Cass o 1931 t E MPV?-Y MOND B. ALTLAND 0' N W 1 f 1505 Bridge Street ew Cumberla d P Ph one: 2-4567 E 'S LEMKE BROTHERS 5 0 70am 7GOMl'Z Q Qqzapoff lorzsts A . 4 , Qfo-'Zi ws ut-Flowers and J 72 L 'CZLQ signs 305 Bridge Street -uae, sions New Cumberland, Pa. Mia ,LLnq'hlJ. 361 ket Street - LemoTfne,P A56 0 Your Invitation HE COMPLETELY MODERN TO VQIS IT T ARBEGAST STORE ' Browse through the 34-Room Setting. ' the home. See the furniture as it will look 1n f104 I Firestone Motors, Inc. 1029 Market Street LEMOYNE, PENNA. Congratulations from: BRIN TON BROS. PLYMOUTH D0 Q um in an ea in Dooo TIQQKS Pl b g dH t g VI 3-0820 of' Ns? f.a-Q'-.3232 30 t ,fav 13 Y X , bf . '4- poo an Qt 2' -.. The Belgrade Dress Fzfto ' ' , wtf? J igiprrfierrf rggiv. WRIGHT Delivery Service P B: 3-7835 KRAFT' S SERVICE STATION Gas-Oil-Lubrication Complete Tire Service Phone: 3-9188 8th armd Bridge Sts. NEW CUMBERLAND, PENNA. 105 Phone: 3-9394 FREE DELIVERY SERVICE 15th and Bridge Sts., New Cumberland, Pa. j. B. UPDEGRAFF JOHN SHEAFFER Phone: 4-1302 ATLANTIC SERVICE Electrical Refrigeration Service . 320 Fourth Street New Cumberland, Pa. lYlEMBER or FLORAL TELEGRAPH D1v1s1oN MM- WZWFHB sFFc1AL1z1Ne IN FLORAL DESIGNS ,WML ,LLL . . fior the glow of radiant PEALER'S Flower 572010 health that comes from with- in . . . is today's best buy. Make sure that you drink plenty of flavorful, refreshing milk every day . . . and be sure it's from 1, ,,,,,i:.3::gz1.,8.,5 RYDERQS DAIRY, Inc., U P game. !'uwJ Camp HZ 2 wma' Qg' 'GYou're never too 0ld milk.l,, RE H M ' S'- Quality Fresh Meats YOCUMTOWN, PA. Phone: 12-R-4 Stall 35 1-358 Broad St. Market, Harrisburg, Pa. 106 I Nia' if L? 4, fi-,,,fizgY3,92flPRowBLL Of QBSIERAL c NTRAcToR 1 f ' , I. , Q' ef Ph nc: Hb . ,'C'0i'e g f X , hR.F.D.N0.3.MECHANICSBURG.PA. y . M ters Publishers QWW i 01 Q6p.M7v.. a , ' '05 MHyJ,x5L g Cards Costume Jewelry Stationery Baby Gifts A Imperial Glassware 303 BRIDGE STREET NEW CUMBERLAND, PENNA. Phone .' 2 - 8431 CENTRAL PUBLISHING HOUSE Phone: 3-5214 13th and Walnut Streets HARRISBURG, PENNA. Printers of The N. C. Hi Times O CENTRAL BOOK STORE Phone: 2-8271 23 North 4th Street HARRISBURG, PENNA. Books Bibles Church Supplies WILBUR N. MacIVOR I N S U R A N C E REAL ESTATE RENTALS 415 P k Ave., NEW CUMBERLAND PA GEO. D. COOVER GRocER1Es AND NoT1oNs 9 New Market, Pa. I 107 Harrisburg,s Famous Store For Men Since 1908 320 Market St. Harrisburg KRINER'S C. C. DAVIS 50 and 100 Store CONSTRUCTION CO. Third and Bridge Streets Rear-220 Bridge Street e NEW CUMBERLAND, NoT1oNs PENNA' TOILET ARTICLES and CREETING CARDS Y OF ALL KINDS DUPONT PAINTS General Contractors Prompt Courteous Service HARRISBURG GARMENT and SAFEWAY CLEANERS 8: DYERS 131707265 .' 4-4011 - 2-2918 516-518 N. Second Street HARRISBURG, PA IVIEARL I. LANDIS ' - C. M. IVIUSSELMAN ssnwcf GN Of iPd1usszlman's , I jtunzral Numa Phone: 2-6923 ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION Lady Assistant Front and Bridge Streets NEW CUMBERLAND, PA. Air-Conditioned , l . , , LEMOYNE, PENNSYLVANIA Lubncatlon Tlre SCFVICC Washlng H081 M l , FREYSINGER'S 37313 ,ff Q JCM 1 , , If K W . Pontiac Sales and Service sf' ' , A ft 7 f . . N , if I f , Porcelanzze for a VX, ' f' if ' f Longer Lasting Luster 1 4 6 O x Fendix Underbody Coating lf' 1535 Bridge Street 0 N YB? Bfigyyfbo NEW CUMBERLAND, PENNA. ' 'V - 1 Harrisburg 3-8523 C ong ' s F'-M ESSLERS, Inc. . Manufacturers and Distributors of Meats and Provisions LEMOYNE, PA. H. HAN SON, Florist Russell G. Wrightstone HARDWARE PAINTS, o1Ls, AND GLASS Store : 916 North Third Street HARRISBURG - PENNA. I . PHONE: 3-8200 House Furmsbmgs, Stoves, Sporting G00ds, Etc. Greenhouses: South Third Street LEMOYNE - PENNA. PHONE: 4-0619 214 Fourth St. NEW CUMBERLAND, PA. Phone: 3-1413 V. R. BOWSER E. A. BOWSER, JR. BUWSEIPS GULF SERVICE 9th 81 Bridge Sts. Washing Phone: 3-9431 Lubrication 109 The Wm. H. Nauss Post Q Q O55 NO. 143 , . -0, ' Q5f'.VPy American ZGQSN 555, M5 Legion lvj' S' ly ' f wp' New Cumberland, Pa. Continued Success as you go forward GREENBERGS W. M. S.l'1CaffC1', IIIC. West Shore's Family Clothing Ouyitters Work and Dress Shoes hy Endicott-Johnson Hdfdwdfe Complete Line of Work-Clothing featuring Lee, Blue Bell, Kast Iron, Big Yank Lemoyne ' ' Pennsylvania Open Evenings lill 8 Phone: 5-2006 314 Bridge Street, NEW CUMBERLAND, PA. New Cumberland Tool and Die Co. Miller and Geary Ave. NEW CUMBERLAND, PENNA. General Machine and Repair Work Phone: 2-7314 CUTTING DIES A SPECIALTY 1101 Sincere Congratulations FYFE CLEANERS Formerly West Shore Cleaners Elit e? S' Hefnpt Excellent Service The Shop for Women ' of the West Shore Phone: 2-0197 New Cumberland, Pa. Hosiery - Dresses ' Lingerie Congratulations Graduate We extend our best wishes for your continued success When You Turn Back the Pages of This Year Book We hope that you can include us in your pleasant BRUN H OUSE DRUG STORE 321 Bridge Street New Cumberland, Penna. Flowers, Plants, Corsages STEWART P. RUTH Building Contractor J. LANDIS RANDALL Q Decorations 314 North Second St. 320 POPLAR AVE- HARRISBURG, PENNA. NEW CUMBERLAND, PA. Phone: 3-5730 Ph 6 1522 flllj CONGRATULATIONS TREVA EPPLEYS Beauty Salon 2 128 Market St., New Cumberland, Pa. Phone: 4-0050 CENTRAL PENNA. BUSINESS COLLEGE Established 1922 323 Market St. HARRISBURG, PENNA. Courses: Secretarial, Stenographic, Complete Business, Accounting, Higher Accounting, Machine Shorthand, Office Machines Special Classes in Pre-College and Pre- Induction Training. Central Pennsylvanicfs Greatest Business Schooli' L. B. SMITH, INC Motor Division FCRD SALES - SERVICE - PARTS Phone: 4f7o73 ERY'S New QAGQ Food Market 570 Third St. Lemoyne, Penna. TWELFTH AND MARKET STREETS Free Phone: LEMOYNE, PA. Delivery 2-5 5 1 9 Quality Meats MILLER' S MEAT MARKET 523 Bridge St.,New Cumberland, Penna. DIERICH BROTHERS Roofing and Plumbing 0 NEW CUMBERLAND, R. D. 1 Phone : 4-6584 112 1 BRIGHTBILIFS General Store DAVID H. OPPERMAN 313 Market Street LEMOYNE, PENNA. Q Phone: 2-8602 Lewisberry Mill You can be Sure . . if it's LEWISBERRY, PA. we ti 9l'0 4e JOHN B. STARR GUARANTEED Watch Repairing 8: jewelry ' AUTO ALIGNMENT 416 Market Street LEMOYNE, PA. Phone: Hbg. 6-5271 West Shore Automobile Co., Inc. if Studebaker Sales and Service iff West End of Market St. Bridge Lemoyne, Pa. ik Phone: 5-7255 The Beetem Lumber And Manufaeturing Company Lumber and Millwork LEMOYNE, PA. Phone: 41,268 CARLISLE, PA. Phone: 3 I 113 PHONE: 2-0795 SAMUEL GERBER 5' 0 , P has mEqgyQ5fm Electrica Ra 2' Fiig O Dependable Upholstering for Three Generations Slip Covers and Draperies Bedding New Furniture Furniture Re-upholstered 211 W. Third Street - NEW CUMBERLAND Bell Pho : 2-6223 1004 Market St. Lemoyne, Pa. Main Oflice and Quarry: Camp Hill, e: 7 -3411 HEMP i ERS Crushed Stone -k an A- Transit Mixed Concrete Asphalt Paving Materials -A' Street and Driveway Construction Excavation 4' Drainage -pf Paving APPLES GRAPES NOW! More Than Ever IT PAYS TO SHOP Doc REIFF PAG E S ' Truck and Fruit Farm COMPARE ' gg If Etters R.D. 1 Phone: Yocumtown 15R13 Fashlons for Men PEACHES CHERRIES NEW CUMBERLAND 1 141 'DJ . liolfliewlo owoofwu .H 7544- Uwv-ZALv-viii-Ad ' '-Ofumb Myfew AMe'NE5C5'T7CU BERLAND Box Co. NEWXQWHERLAND, PENNA. Fancy GQ? Boxes MILLER,S HUGHES DHI-KPEHY SHOP Interior 'Decorating Stage ana' Auditorium Draperies on the square O 5 SOUTH MARKET SQUARE VINATHED 203 MARKET STREET PLASTIC FLOOR COVERING evo n Laid over M Sponge Rubber Shoes for Men, Women, Children 9 231 N. Second St., Harrisburg, Pa. Hayrides-call 4'4722 EDWARD C. HUGHES 6 MILES SOUTH OF HARRISBURG ON ROUTE 111 I , Ko. in I ' - '- fix fr1,,1V fw GREEN HTL! TNN T ' Steaks and Seatfoodi' TELEVISION T S' A Elmore and Dick Culhane Phone: Yocumtown 99-111-23 115 Zizjuf 52 Shawnee QW' 'ff WW 6' V' J' P455 M ,S X Printing and Binding by J. HORACE MCFARLAND COMPANY ,mount iblzasant Press HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA SHEN K 8: TITTLE Everything pr Sport 513 Market St., HARRISBURG, PA. Phone: 4-3046 Play More- Live Longer GEORGE G. CULLEN GE Appliances 307 Bridge Street N EW CUMBERLAND Phone: 2-0056 G E TELEVISION RALPH B. CULLEN H oqmint Appliances 500 S. Front Street WORMLEYSBURG Phone: 2-1444 Ill6l Congratulations ana' Best ' Wishes to tlae Class of '52 General Insurance A gents LOWE R'S C RE STAU RANT For Good Food Phone: 2 2198 O C MARKET SQUARE BUILDING 4 Nonh Second Sz. ' HARRISBURG, PENNA. 209 Third Street NEW CUMBERLAND, PENNA. Frank R. Leib 8: Son LANCASTER PHOTO ENGRAVING Printtn Plate Mana aetnrers 5 LANCASTER, PENNA, 117 iksatrliff ann Smarty sm. iQitkep:,5lFrzeman CUSTOMIZED? CLOTHES 234 N. THIRD ST. HARRISBURG. PA. Chryger Phone: 7-3481 YURF-I HEAT Oil-Fired Systems G.E. Air Conditioning Paul . Gessner Motors Chr l nd Pl u lx Priceless Quality Sysler a A S Wim t Perfect Comfort 3 es an ervlce KEYSTONE OIL 16th and Market Streets PRODUCTS CORP Camp Hill, Perma. 1600 Hummel Ave., Camp Hill A Good Place to Stop After Games and Dances DINNERS 0 SNACKS o BAR-B-QUES CURB SERVICE FOUNTAIN SERVICE 12th and Market Streets LEMOYNE, PA. WEBB AND WULFE your Sporting goocla Store 210 N. SECOND STREET On the Street of Progress HARRISBURG, PA. PHONE: 2-1955 f118j Doyle's Food Market and Atlantic Service Station R. D. fill NEW CUMBERLAND, PA. Phone: 4-3964 STEAKS SPAGHETTI SEAFOOD PIERRE'S CAFE BY DICK S TONER Route 111 Just below NEW CUMBERLAND, PENNA. BU S S L G,S jewelry Repair Engraving - Breyer's Ice Cream - Snacks H ' Candies ' Drinks Watchmaker and jeweler DAILY PHGTO SERVICE PHONE: Harrisburg 61,521 206 Third Street 204-3rd. St. Phone: 3-9643 New Cumberland, Pa. SNELUS SPUBTING 600115 Everything in Hunting and Fishing 307 Market Street New Cumberland, Pa. Open: 9 ann. to 9 p.m. I 119 a CUT nd RATE 206 3d St., New Cumberland ' BUXTON WALLETS 'PARKER PENS 'DOUBLE K NUTS 'COSMETICS 'james Lett PHOTO SERVICE DOLLY MADISON ICE CREAM Gil Beckley - 'flackn Hobart Q QJ A xv 1 L Of. Congratulations to the Class of 1952 CONRAD'S CAFE HELENE M.CONRAD, PROPRIETOR 114 Bridge Street NEW CUMBERLAND PENNSYLVANIA To the Graduating Class . . . Education is merely a ladder for climbing the tree of knowledge M. F. ROCKEY STORAGE CO. Moving, Storage, Packing, ana' Shipping Vault Storage for Valuables NEW CUMBERLAND, PA. CSuburb of Harrisburgj H201 JUHN U. HEHMAN AND C0 Tobacco -Manufacturers NEW CUMBERLAND uk Good Bite-Reach in-Hard Hit Phone .' 6-8122 O I MAHIJVS MFT SHUP Rust Craft Cards Easter Greetings Everyday Cards Royal Stationery Cole Pottery Paragon Candles 323 BRIDGE STREET NEW CUMBERLAND, PENNA. -TLFOTTO D. K. HOLLINGER fm, .1 A 'gWQfl'.t.. V it TWWEU A, AN ll ll ll L LIN H E H Exim' gl1!LAibL.- l.-V Y lp ' Us-W tvyt A w R n,,f1f Lumber ana' Buzlders 1 K7 MJ 1 JAY 'N' A i1fgL-l.-AO L Q56 J 530 State Street Q LEMOYNE, PA. Phone : 8-815 1 Service Our Specialty TWA ANNOUNCES LOWEST FARES EVER FOR SUMMER TRAVEL- STUDY TOURS MINS ll! lllllll C. S. STETLER Steel Erector Harrisburg 5-2870 P. O. Box 11 NEW CUMBERLAND, PENNA. I 121 CONLEY'S Custom Made Slip Covers 8: Draperies Venetian Blinds 8c Shades Phone South 3rd St. 2-2302 Lemoyne, Pa. BAI R B RO S. Baked Enamel Auto Painting CAMP HILL :Art Tren F COIIlP1CtC Body and Fender SEI'ViCC V EBERLY'S MILLS FRONT AND RENO 1 Mile South of Camp Hill NEW CUMBERLAND, PA PHONE: 77321 p , '3 U or A FW A A wfgfb WU I POOLER'S GROCERY 4,31 K 41 A 'D L q Frozen Food wig . Ice Cream 426 , ,QL 5 ' . V 'H Produce C LJ ' 1 1, 7- f 1 Meats V . Qzff If Ut S if A J ' f iCuo a . BERLA D, P NA. , one: 'gli NEW CUM N EN ' I X IJ yy I OPEN EVENINGS W j bf , WW Phone:4-8561 J W9 Zjmiw . ' if of EICHELBERGEKS MEAT MARKET Springefs Lane NEW CUMBERLAND R.D. No. 1 Phone: 6-2632 122 George L. Bowen Ro ckwool Insulation Bri ck Siding Roqing Printing BELLWOOD COMPANY since 1924 22 4th Street NEW CUMBERLAND, PA. Phone: 3-8780 Plastic Steel Wall Tile Owned ang Operated Asphalt and y 1 phone, 3-7947 METZGERSLSONS R145be Tile Congratulations to the Class of 1952 H WEST SHORE DAIRY PRIZE-WINNING MILK Q ' Pennsylvania State Farm Show ENOLA, PA. Phone: 4-3970 Always a gooa' deal . . . PHONE: HARRISBURG 6-0686 ' IQELLEIVS AUTH EXCHANGE PARK AVE. AND BRIDGE STREET NEW CUMBERLAND, PA. EMANDELL Gift Mart 4 ROUTE 111-on the Mountain Top Gifts, China, Pottery, Bird Baths Garden Pottery, Lending Library, Groceries. ESSO GAS AND MOTOR OIL 'Q' Aristocrat Ice Cream M. Brenner 8: Sons,Inc. WHOLESALE ONLY Candies, Fountain Supplies Specialties -P' HARRISBURG, PA. I1231 SHERMAN'S SFEIYICE o e commumyls a pr1v1ege belonging only to a free people. Quality Meats f , Lv -T -f 9255115 1 Reno street NEW CUMBERLAND . A Phone: 3-7412 I 3: ,lf fQ,5 X? .ff :jg Q! ,eee jbyysclmool Savings Banlc Q Ef , , ff' f ' . . V, C o.,. VV H 'gtg' J' fl 'vi , I I ,f V l rl ,, 7' lg We fat ff' ,rf W ff ,ffl ,f ,fr X E ' jffflfflr lyliffb ,,f' I X H, E 1 f 1 M ' gy Ml , 5411 NIE-lONAL 49 MJm w'd E fo NK A Memb ll Xf Federal Resepe . w o,NfWa2r:iWQ? Y ,ff 'PUST COW T rl A fl NEWCU AN H H S ' ! U4 l DUN E l 05C.fwU'g1Jl . f 4, f ylpfltl - Ugiel Keeley gancy FRUITS and VEGETABLES l f, U l oppe its lff, BESHORES . l ? osier l ffff Costume jewelry Y-flfl I I5746 Bridge Street at West Shore r Phone: 50919 Farmers' Market V' 9 014 Cumberland, Pa. I1241 X CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1952 A Friend J. Paul Harkison ' Chevrolet 'Frigidaire Sales C? Service 0 Appliances 5-7268 LEMOYNE C. E. BAIR and SONS 129-131 S. Second Street HARRISBURG, PA . Phone: 5-3769 WH OLES A LE: Candy Tobacco CIGAR MANUFACTURERS: Aristocrat Hartranft Even Steven BACHMAN-KNORR Insurance Agency 131 Chestnut Street HARRISBURC, PA. All Forms of Insurance and Bonds Phone: 3-6809 PEFFER'S CUT RATE -features- Dolly Madison Ice Cream and Drugs 1500 Bridge Street New Cumberland, Pa. A Study Refreshed Have a Coca-Cola Harrisburg Coca-Cola Bottling Works, I1251 INSELBRIC INSELSTONE PARAMOU NT INSULATING CO. Third and Reading R.R. . LEMOYNE, PA. Office: Harrisburg 2-8939 JAMES L' PETERS Afier 5 P.M.: 5-7121 WOLF'S HARRISBURG SUNOCO STATION BUILDING UNITS CO. 1102 Bridge Street Vibrated Concrete Cinder Block NEW CUMBERLAND PENNA Straub Process I5OO N Cameron Sf. Ph 3 9255 HARRISBURG, PA. Ph 4 II74 WEST SHORE PASTRY SHOP 207 FOURTH STREET NEW CUMBERLAND, PENNA. ROMEO'S LEMOYNE SERVICE STATION ICE and COLD STORAGE CO. York and Lewisberry Ras. NEW CUMBERLAND PA 8th and Peach Sts. LEMOYNE . PENNA. ASLG FOOD STORE BOTTIGLIERS 517 FOURTH STREET NEW CUMBERLAND PA L1263 Shaull Equipment and Supply Co. LEMOYNE . PENNSYLVANIA O Telephones: Harrisburg 4-4915 4-4916 West Shore Qibz west Gibnrz filimes Beverage Distributor O 1228 Maple Avenue QRear of Bridge Streetj CUMBERLAND COUNTY'S . LARGEST NEW CUMBERLAND, PA. WEEKLY NEWSPAPER PHONE: 4-8815 FREE ESTIMATES JOHN L. NEGLEY, Jr. lwhsvevwqg Cbntrurfor RESIDENCE: 429 RENO STREET OFFICE: LOCUST ALLEY and RIVER AVE. NEW CUMBERLAND, PA. LUBRICATION WAXING Charlie's Hillside Park Balsbaugh's Yiiugglxlay Esso Servicecenter Third and Bosler Ave. . LEMOYNE - PENNA. Phone: Yocumtown 913R-6 Phone: 3-9041 C. FRANK CLASS STEEL HARRISBURG, PA. f127j DEIBERT'S GENERAL STORE Groceries . Delicatessen Frozen Products - Ice Cream Soft Drinks Gas . Oil and Kerosene RD 541 ETTERS, PA. O'DONNEL'S ESSO STATION Carol and Bridge Sts. New Cumberland, Pa. L. G. BALFOUR CO. ATTLEBORO, MASS. Designers H. C. H. S. Standard Etching Commencement Announcements and Personal Cards W. G. qBi11p ROSS Known wherever there are schools and colleges NSURE your Future by saving regularly With regular deposits,and the 2 per centrinterest your Savings Account earns here, your reserves will grow fast. Whether you are planning more education, a home of your own or any other costly litem, get set now for your future by opening a 2 per cent Savings Account here. O L E M 0 Y N E 'rRusT COMPANY 0 Member Deposit Insurance Corporation O J. SLASEMAN'S GARAGE General Auto Repair Cities Service Gas Phone: Yocumtown 913-R22 R 1 1 1 Yodguggghway ETTERS, PA. D. P. RAEF E NSPERGER Surveyor PHONE: 2 -7176 I:128fI MARIAN E. MILLER MAR- I -AN 'S 'Beauty Salon.: W 511 Market Street NEW CUMBERLAND, PA. Phone: 3-8822 L. A. FETROW Niagara Insecticides and Fungicides Orchard Supplies Dusters and Hardie Sprayers Ladders and Baskets ETTERS, R. D. 541 Phone Yocurntown 27R1 1 FURNITURE At Reasonable Prices BUTTOREF 8: CO. Third and Bridge Sts. A NEW CUMBERLAND, PA. The Home That Service Built HOEE 8: STONE .funeral bums Air-Conditioned jesse H. Stone M. A. Hof Wm. H. Ernbick, Licensed Assistant 408 Third Street NEW CUMBERLAND, PA. I 129 1 1 1 I ATTENTION PARENTS This summer insist that your teen age youngsters attend an indoor theater WEST SHORE THEATRE AIWCONDITIONBD FRANK FRBISTAK, JR., Mgr 130 ACKER, MARILYN . . ANDERSON, BRUCE . . ANDERSON, GWENDOLYN ANDERSON, NANCY . . BAKER, NANCY . . . BASEHORE, NORMAN . . BESHORE, KATTIRYN . . BEST, OWEN . . . BOWEN, GORDON . . BOYER, PATSY . . BRACKBILL, JOHN . . BROWN, WILLIAM . , CLASS, ELIZABETH . . COUP, NANCY . . DODSON, DONALD . . . DORWART, PATRICIA . . DOWRICK, JAMES . . . EBELING, EDWARD . , EICHELBERGER, ROBERT 23, 27, EICHELBERGER, ROBIN FISHER, JACK ..... FOGLE, ESTELLA . . FORRY, PAUL. . . GEORGE, CARL . . . GINGRICH, CHARLES . . HARLACHER, MURIEL . HEIN, JAMES ..... HOOVER, JOYCE. . . HOSTETTER, HENRY . . JAMES, PAUL .... JAMISON, HERMAN . . KALEY, BETTY . . KEAGY, CHARLES . . KEAT, MARY ..... KEPLINGER, CATHERINE KRATER, GALE .... KUTZ, RONALD . . LEPLEY, HAROLD . . LONG, LAWRENCE . . MCCREARY, CLAIR . . MCGRATH, JOHN . . MCGURK, LAURA . . MIKOS, ANNIE . . SENIOR INDEX . . 20, J. . ......... . . , , . . 31, 37, 38, 39, 41, 50, . . . . . . . . . 36, . ......... 23, 34, . . 27, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 50, . . 36,37, . . 9, 23, 29, . .............. 21, 23, 27, . . 31, 34, 37, 39, 45, 50, 51, 52, 54, 55, 59, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23, 37, 40, 36, 37, 45, 52, 61, 80 . . 24,26,80,100 27,36 37 78,80 55,56 67 78,80 44,51 52 77,80 51,61 73 78,80 55,72 76 79,80 23,52 64 78,80 . . . . 48,81 62,67 72, 79,81 45,51,69, 77,81 .20,48,53,81,100 21,37 41 77,81 . 24,29 61,81 . .. 26 30,81 41,42 44 78,81 65,66 68 76,81 52,62,68, 71,82 ss, 39, 40, 45, 50, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 60, 62, 64, 66, 71, 73, 74, 76, 70, 79, 02, 100 ..0, . . 9, 23, 29, , , . . .20,36,37, . . 44, 48, 51, 60, . . 20, 33, .....28,40, . . 9, 23, 27, 33, 36, . 30, 36, 38, 40, 42, . . .21, 23, 27, 27, 82 22, 82 30, 41, 48, 82 . 48, 73, 74, 82, 100 44, 52, 62, 64, 78, 82 , 44, 64, 65, 71, 78, 83 . 20, 31, 78, 83, 100 31, 37 44, 45 36, 38 22,27 36,51 44,52 67,71 . 20 45,51 60,64 61,62 50,52 40,41 1 7, 42 46 45 32 53 56 73 48 52 65 73 62 50 I 9 9 1 1 9 1 41, 83 60, 83 53, 83 77, 83 60, 83 37, 83 73, 84 77, 84 78, 84 . . 84 76, 84 74, 84 61, 84 71, 84 77, 85 77, 85 77, 85 l1311 MILLER, JOAN . . . MILLER, YVONNE . MOORE, ELMINA . . MORROW, JOYCE . . NORRIS, JUNE , . PAGE, GEORGE . . . PARTHEMORE, GILBERT PEIFER, WILLIAM . . POFF, BETTY .... PROWELL, MELVIN . PROWELL, YVONNE . REHM, GLADYS . . . RODGERS, CORNELIUS SHAFFEB, NORMA .J . SHINDEL, EIIIQJE . . ' A SIMMONS, FLQD . . C SMELTZ, MILDRER. . ' SMITH, GARY . . . SMITH, NANCY . . SMOLEY, MARION . . SNELBAKER, BOBBY . SNYDER, CURVIN . . SNYDER, SUZANNE . . SOUDERS, LOUISE . , SPAHR, SHIRLEY . . STONER, JANET . . . STONESIFER, SYLVIA . STOUGH, STANLEY . . SUPLEE, LOUIS . . . TARMAN, SHIRLEY . . TURBAN, ANNA JANE WAGNER, NANCY . . SENICDR .INDEX . . . . . . . 24, 31, 33, 36, 37, 38, 39, 42, 50, 61, 77, 85 . . 27, 30, 31, 33, 37, 38, 39, 42, 45, 51, 56, 58, 61, 74, 77, 85 . . 20, 24, 33, 36, 37, 45, 46, 47, 51, 52 53 . . . 27 . 9, 32, 37 . 24, 31 . . 20, 30, 37, 38, . 24, 33, 39, 42 45, 46, 47, ..27,31 ...31,33 . . 0, 24, 36, 37, 38, 42 . . . 20, 22, 29, 37, 39, 42 36, 37 52 38 . 0, 7, 21 23, 41, 54 , 46, 47 50 41, 45 20, 30 46 30, 37 42 . 30,37,41,78,85 . . 20,72,85,100 54,55,62,72,78,85 24,26,46,73,74,86 37,45,46,60,61,86 48,51,61,62,73,86 39,41,51,72,78,86 ........86 46, 47, 52, 56, 78, 86 . . . 30, 48, 76, 86 31, 37, 42, 44, 46, 86 52, 53, 61, 62, 72, 87 . . . . 20, 48, 87 . . . . . . . 87 . 27,37,56,72,87 53,64,65,68,69,87 39,4o,41,76,7s,87 .3o,37,76,a7,1oo 24,48,71,73,74,87 55,64,65,66,67,sa 51,56,16,77,79,as s1,61,62,72,7s,ss . .. . 37,as,100 .41,61,78,88,100 31,33,37,39,77,sa .. 24,7s,ss,100 .. 23,7a,ss,1oo 39,46,47,60,72,s9 .. 30,78,89,100 44, 56, 72, 76, 78, 89 WALTERS, WALTERS, WALTERS, WELTMER WENNELL, WHEELER, BEVERLY . 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