Northeastern High School - Les Memoires Yearbook (Manchester, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1953 volume:

Manchester High Sc11oo1's SENIOR CLASS WZ'6At'lflt.4 Les Memoires of 1953 1 FOREWORD Forward Into A. New Experience An experience for which We've been preparing, not only through twelve years of school, but for which we've been in preparation from the first day we came into existence as an individual. Our preparation cannot be listed and checked off as a packing list, when going on a trip, its values lay too deeply for that. Love cannot be measured by meters, consideration by inches or devotion by yards. Yet, these three things have been significant factors in this prepara- tion, about which we speak. Preparation for what? A useful part as a, free individual in a free world. Free thinking in the right channels of society. Free thinking for honest participation as a skilled worker or laborer. Free thinking, and devoted to at God who has granted us this growth, and religion of our choice. A Citizen--good, or bad-il This, our goal? Although we seem at times completely unadjusted and ungrateful, we are, in reality, humbly grateful, and very seriously aware that now we are to try-try to impart our love, in understanding our neigh- bors, well as other nations, consideration for our fellow man, and devotion to our families, God and precious heritage, Freedom. Forward. 2 SCOTT W. KNAUB According to Woodrow Wilson- No thoughtful man ever came to that point in his life where he had time to look back upon it, who did not know and acknowledge that it was what he had done unselfishly and for others, and nothing else that satisfied him in the retrospect and made him feel that he had played the man. That alone seems to him the real measure of himself, the real standard of his manhood. And so men grow by having responsibility laid upon them, the burden of other people's business. Their powers are put out at interest, and they get usury in kind. They are like men multiplied. Each counts manifold. Men who live with an eye only upon what is their own are dwarfed beside them-seem fractions while they are integers. The trustworthiness of men trusted seems often to grow with the trust. We, of Manchester High School, are proud and happy to have in our community a person to whom the above quotation applies, for he has truly labored, Uunselfishly and for others, and nothing else',, during the many years he has served as an educator. Coming to Manchester in 1908 as a teacher in the elementary schools, he became the principal of the high school in 1910, the year its first class was graduated, and retained that position until 1931. Later-in 1938, he again became connected with our school as an assistant county superintendent, a position which he held for twelve years. At the present time he has the honor of being a member of the board of education. In recognition of his long years of service in which he displayed a resolute main- tenance of standards, a high sense of devotion to duty, and a sympathetic understanding of the individual, we cheerfully dedicate this edition of Les Memoires to Scott W. Knaub. 3 DEDICATION TABLE OF CONTENTS FOR-EXVORD . . DEDICATION .... ADMINISTRATION . . . FACULTY . . . ACTIVITIES . . ATHLETICS . . UNDERCLASSMEN . . . SENIOR SECTION Play ...,....... Yearbook Staffs Homerooms ....... Alma Mater, Motto, Formals .......... Autographs . . . Informal Snaps .. ADVERTISEMENTS . Flower, Colors 4 2 3 5-8 9-12 13-28 29-34 35-42 44-45 46-47 48-49 50 51-64 65,90 66-68 69-89 A D M I I N I S T R A T I O N The SUPERVISING PRINCIPAUS MESSAGE The graduation class this year is the first one to be graduated under the authority of the Board of School Directors of the Conewago-Forge Hill Joint School System. Last July, Forge Hill School District was established by a merger. A merged school district comes into existance when a majority of electors in each district vote in its favor. However, there are preliminary steps that must be taken before the electors may vote. There must be a plan of school reorganization, prepared by the County Board of School Directors and approved by the State Council of Education. When this approval is obtained, it becomes the duty of the County Board of School Directors to present a petition for the merger to the County Court of Common Pleas. The electors of East Manchester Township, Manchester, Mt. Wolf, and York Haven boroughs voted in favor of the merger. The first Monday of last July, the School Directors of Conewago Township and the newly formed Forge Hill School District signed an agreement to establish a Joint School System. . ' 1 ' i 'l The enlarged school system was established to provide better schools for the people of the community. Good schools are necessary in our form of government. In fact, edu- cation is America's greatest challenge. For 40 centuries, nations have risen only to fall. In all this time, no country has ever thoroughly trained its people to govern. If most Ameri- cans become informed, active citizens, they will write a new chapter in the history of mankind. What is more important, they will be in a strong position to make ours the first nation not to fall.-Myer 8a Coss. We trust that your educational experience has been enlarged to the point where you will make a contribution to the greatest democracy in the world, namely America. We hope that you will do your part to make our government better and raise the general Welfare of the great masses of people. Your education should give you a little more moral courage to meet your problems during your life. I congratulate each member of the 1953 class of the Manchester High School in having met the graduation requirements established. I trust that you will live and act in such a manner that you will be an honor to yourself, your parents, your friends, and your high school. I desire for you, best wishes and a successful and happy life. IRA Y. BAKER, Supervising Principal. 6 The PRINCIPAUS MESSAGE Congratulations. The class of 1953 is the first class to graduate under the newly- formed Conewago-Forge Hill Joint School System. You face a future probably no different from that faced by the typical high school graduate of 1953. You have had a period of preparation in which the home, the church and the school have helped to develop your original capacities for living in a complex worldg but always remember that your preparation does not end with graduation from high school. You will be called upon to make many decisions in the future. Those decisions will be based largely upon the type of training you have had and on your ability to adapt yourselves to confronting situations. The future of America is in the hands of its youth. Each generation must face the future with faith and trust. Hold to your ideals. Always demand the best from yourselves and from the world in order that you may bring honor to yourselves, to your school and to society. 7 Conewago-Forge Hills JOINT SCHOOL SYSTEM BOARD Board Officers Left to right-Alfred Strine, treas- urerg Nelson King, secretaryg Russell C. Strine, vice-presidentg R. O. Will- rnan, president. Joint Board Left to iight-Russell C. Strine Charles E. Heindel, W. R. Early, Earl J. Rentzel, Jay C. Meads, Henry R. Buck- 1 W. Zeigler, Oran C Yeager Scott W' Knaub, J. L. Ebersbaugh, W, E. Knaub Curvin Shcnberger, George Crager Paul Yost, Harry R. Householder Al fred Strine, Nelson King Standing George J Wilkes W D Kann R. O. Willman Ira Y. Baker walter, Earl R. Doll, C. S. Wolf, Frank +2 25 Lakes gg s M . , Q Wwe 3, MR. CLARENCE R. ORENDORF B.S., M.Ed. Millersville State Teachers College Elizabethtown College The Pennsylvania State College Subject: Problems of Democracy Supervising Principal MISS CLARA M. CASSEL, B.A., M.A Goucher College Bucknell University Subjects: Mathematics, English MR. WILBUR F. ZIMMERMAN, B.A Dickinson College Columbia University Subjects: Social Sciences, Languages MR. IRA Y. BAKER B.A., M.A., M.A. Shippensburg State Teachers College Gettysburg College MISS MARGARET A. BARRETT, B.S Marywood College Subjects: Social Studies, English The Pennsylvania State College The John Hopkins University Columbia University 10 l MR. PERRY W. HULL, B.S. Elizabethtown College The Pennsylvania State College Subject: Commercial MR. 'JOHN R. ALLISON, B.A. Southwestern Louisiana College Louisiana State University Subjects: Social Sciences, Health, Mathematics MR. WILLIAM A. BATEMAN, B.S. Indiana State Teachers College Subject: Commercial MR. DONALD S. KRAMER, B.S. Shippensburg State Subjects: Biology, Chemistry Teachers College MISS JOANNE G. FREESTONE, B.S. The Pennsylvania State College Subjects: Commercial Mathematics, Plane Geometry, General Science 11 MRS. ROSLYN L. KING, B.S. Shippensburg State Teachers College Subjects: English, Civics, General Mathematics MRS. PHYLLIS H. ORMSBY, B.S. Purdue University Subject: Home Economics MR. RICHARD B. SHADE, B.M., M.A Susquehanna University New York University Subject: Music MRS. Rose s. MURPHY, B.sA. East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Subjects: American History, Physical Education MRS. ETTA McCLAIN, R.N. Garfield Memorial Hospital School of Nursing W.-Q, . CM, AMERICAN JR. RED CRGSS First row, left to right-Rovena Sweitzer, Lois Boeckel, Joyce Doll, June Glassick, Beverly LaPrairie, Linda Doll, Donnette Fritz, Maryann Sipe, Gloria Dietz. Second row, left to right-Joan Gheen, Doris Reigart, Ada Paules, Iva Hoover, Quin- etta Strong, Rhoda Wallace, Joan Reisinger, Sylvia Keefer. Third row, left to right-Alice Thompson, Henry Shaffer, Doreen Spangler, Arlene Bucher, Charles Armstrong, Miss Clara M. Cassel. The purpose of the club is Worthwhile service for others-at home and throughout the World. The projects accomplished by the club this year include a Halloween Dance, a Christmas Dance, forty-three dozen Christmas cookies for soldiers at Indiantown Gap, twenty gift boxes for children overseas, and hospital tray favors for various holi- days. The officers of the club are Beverly LaPrairie, president, Alice Thompson, vice-president, Joyce Doll, secretary, and Linda Doll, treasurer. 14 First row, left to right-Rodger Bolton, Alan Toomey, Dick Herman, Michael Stuart, Daniel Miller, Malen Hamme, Dale Biller. Second row, left to right-Wilbert Mickley, Robert Hyde, Frank Neff, Dick Crone, James Fink, William Kottcamp, Harold Hykes, Richard Hombaugh, Raymond Sweitzer, Glenn Knaub, Doll Zirkle. Third row, left to right-Wilbur Miller, Duane Bupp, Donald Stoner, Gary Nouse, Rodger Weigle, Floyd White, Oscar Seeger, Harold Emig, Glenn Meyers, Gerald Strine, Larry Hale, Eugene Harget, Glenn Heilman, Larry LaPrairie, Leon Bupp, Mr. Wilbur F. Zimmerman. Fourth row, left to right-Mr. Clarence R. Orendorf, Lincoln McKenzie, Walter Hoover, Martin Chapman, Keith Rodes, Gerald Gingerich, Anthony LoBianco, Harry Hatterer, John Staub, Ned Blymire, Tom Schroeder, Dick Rentzel, Charles Long, Donald Shenberger, Rodney Boeckel. Fifth row, left to right-Ronald Danner, Donald Shairy, Edward Beck, Terry Warner, Ray Sipe, Dennis Mohr, George Gowers, Clarence Ream, Clair Smith, William Conley, David Sipe, Joel Kunkle. Sixth row, left to right-Oscar May, Larry Bennington, William Quickle, Rodney Kimmel, Robert Gladfelter, Lowell Brenneman, Stanley Lehman, Leroy Deardorf, Belvin- arrow Wilt, Roy Rafiensberger, Gene Plowman, Kerwin Hamme, James Walker. HI-Y SERVICE The Manchester Ili-Y Club is a junior branch of the Y.M.C.A. The purpose of the club is fourfold-to develop in the individual habits of clean speech, clean living, clean sports, and clean scholarship, as well as to develop the phys- ical, mental, social, and spiritual or religious growth of the members. Among the specific activities sponsored by the Ili-Y Club are the annual State Farm Show trip, swimming party at the Y.M.C.A., the donation of Christmas baskets to the needy families of the community, and additional field trips. The Hi-Y officers for the current year arc: William Kottcamp, presidentg Harold Hykes and James Fink, vice-presidents, Richard Crone, secretary, Richard Hombaugh, treasurer, Mr. W. F. Zimmerman, adviser, Mr. Ira. Y. Baker, Mr. Clarence R. Orendorf, and Mr, William A. Bateman, advisory council. 15 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Seated, left to right-Sarah Knaub, Esther Craft, Betty Lehr, Pat Fritz, Charolette Dittenhafer, Mary Goodwin, Jean Yost. Standing, left to right--Connie Stoppard, Nancy Stambaugh, Anna Mae Brenneman, Audrey Myers, Carol Deardorff, Delores Bowman, Shirley Nade, Margaret Knaub, Beatrice Emig, Helen Spahr, Marilyn Reese, Pauline Craley, Julia Stoneseifer, Shirley Keller, Sylvia Spahr, Mrs. Phyllis Ormsby. The purpose of the club is to promote happiness in the homes and eommunities. The girls attended the F.H.A. County Rally held at Kennard Dale Iligh Sehool, and the State Con- vention and the Farm Show at Harrisburg. The club Won first prize this year for their float in the Dover Halloween Parade. Among other soeial activities, they held a dime dance and enjoyed a trip to Tol- ehester Bay, Maryland. The officers of the elub are: Pat Fritz, president, Charolette Dittenhater, vice-president, Gloria An- derson, secretary, Betty Lehr, treasurer, and Esther Craft, reporter. 16 SCIENCE CLUB Left to right-Edward Trout, Warren Anderson, Mr. Donald S. Kramer, Donald Prowell Dale Grim, Rodney Heilman, Charles Clouser, George Fetrow, Donald Miller, Ralph Reeser Lesley Rumsey, Glenn Ferree. If you should hear E1 loud explosion or come in Contact with an unpleasant odor during a club per- iod, don 't be alarmed, if will probably be the science club in rooni Seven trying out one of their experi- ments. The purpose of the club is to promote and use the scientific 1I16lllOil of thinking. The officers of the club are the following: Donald Prowell, presiclentg Lesley Rumsey. Vic-o-presimlentg and Rodney Heilman, SGCl'0l'H1'y and tI'0?1Slll'Pl'. 17 i v SOCIAL CLUB First row, left to right-Suetta Kohr, Beverly Fries, Darlis Repman, Donna Topper, Barbara Cassel, Anna Mae Bentz, Betty Jane Ream, Dorothy Reese, Ken Strine, Alethea Rode, Rajean Willis, Marian Lee, Zula Seiffert. Second row, left to right-Barbara Strausbaugh, Gloria Weirich, Georgia McKenzie, Shirley Wolgamuth, Janice Haugh, Rose Roller, Jean Horner, Shirley Crone, Shirley Boll, Faye Kline, Patricia Hartman, Annabelle Price, Ardell Kauffman, Nadine Kraft, Janet Swartz, Betty Brenneman, Jane Frey, Louise Morris, Frances Brenneman, Patricia Stam- baugh, Julia Straley, Mr. William A. Bateman. Third row, left to right-Miss Joanne G. Freestone, Ruth Reeser, Jackie Seeger, Gloria Smith, Charmaine Griffith, Norma Jean Fair, Gail Julius, Ruth Toomey, Phyllis Snellbaker, Elaine Reisinger, Barbara Swartz, Shirley Weigle, Bonnie Bowers, Patsy Brenneman. Fourth row, left to right-Miss Gloria J. Snyder, Barbara Boeckel, Sandra Emenheiser, Mary Louise Gingerich, Maxine Repman, Helen Stambaugh, Shirley Updegraif, Theda Bupp, Grace Beard, Aurita Rohrbaugh, Bobba Lee Fry, Mary Diehl, Marilyn Weigle, Betty Bear, Theda Lehr, Bonnie Miller, Fay McCarney, Pilar Ann Chicote, Barbara Reigart. Fifth row, left to right-Audrey Horning, Mardella Fries, Shirley Allison, Phyllis Miller, Linda Krebs, Pat Sterner, Barbara Boyer, Colette Wesley, Roberta Danner, Lois Price, Barbara Bretz, Jean Crawford, Frances Benyak, Cassandra Everhart, Diane Ginter. Sixth row, left to right-Barry Krebs, Jay Diehl, Roy Strawsbaugh, Richard Gladfelter, John Roland, Wayne Myers, Lee Rentzel, Harold Prowell, Robert Boll, Charles Miller, Larry Bare, Ben Sprenkle, Bobby Mohr, Mrs. Roslyn L. King. During club periods you 'll find the Social club members in the gymnasium dancing to all the current top songs. The cluh's aim is to have the students be- come socially at ease and acquainted with familiar steps in dancing. There is one other activity planned during the year other than the regular club peri- ods, this being a dance in the high school gym open to all students and friends this year. The officers of the club are the following: Betty Jane Ream, president, Dorothy Reese, vice-president, Anna Mae Bentz, secretary, Kenneth Strine, treasurer, Miss Joanne Freestone, Mrs. Roslyn King, and Mr. Vililliam A. Bateman, advisers. 18 BOYS SPCRTS CLUB First row, left to right-Gary Krebs, George Benyak, Stanley Jordon, Ronald Knaub, Richard Humbert, Larry Huyett, Victor Bupp, Raymond Bentz. Second row, left to right-Mr. John R. Allison, Stanley Ettinger, Donald Sweitzer, Larry Brenner, Lee Diehl, Robert Stoppard, William Knudsen. The activities of the Sports Club include learning, playing, and seeing all types of sports, Its purpose is to teach sports from the players' and the fans' angle, and to teach sportsmanship, democracy, and improve the scholastic spirit of Manchester' High School in respect to all the players, officials, and fans. The Sports Club officers are: president, Ronald linauh, vice-president, Richard Hurnbertg secretary, Larry lluyettg treasurer, Stanley Jordon, and Mr. John R. Allison, faculty adviser. 19 GIRLS SPORTS CLUB First row, left to right-Norma Emig, Rita Raffensloerger, Shelva Gross, Betty Liester, Margaret Hoover, Virginia Heilman, Nancy Lynch, Dawn Eyler, Linda Krebs, Madeline Lentz, Gloria King, Regina Kline. Second row, left to right-Mr. Clarence R. Orendorf, Sandra Gillen, Carolyn Lippy, Catherine Smith, Maxine Baker, Joan Brennernan, Nina Weigle, Dorothy Stoner, Barbara Kauffman. The aims of the sports club are to promote in- terest in athletic contests, to attend sports events and to participate in games, both outdoor and in- door. The club meets every third week during the regularly scheduled club period. The officers of the club are Nancy Lynch,, presi- dentg Virginia lleilman, vice-presidentg Margaret lloover, secretary, and Joan Brenneman, treasurer, Mrs. Rose Murphy, faculty adviser. 20 STAG CLUB First row, left to right-Lewis Hale, William Kochenouer, Dennis Rep- man, Larry Good. Second row, left to right-Jerry Werner, John Stoner, D. Neil Lloyd Stanley Craft, Terry Rhinehart, Mr. Perry W. Hull. These sports minded boys see films on their favor- ite sports and games and usually attend at least one big league game at year, The officers of the club are the following: NVilliam Kochenour, presidentg Den- nis Rlepman, vice-presidentg Larry Good, secretaryg Lewis Hale, treasurerg Mr. Perry VV. Hull, adviser. 21 Y-TEENS Left to right-Miss Margaret A. Barrett, Gayle Arnold, Mary Lockard, Delores Bupp, Louanna Kann, Beverly Bowers, Loyetta Rode, Betty Adams, Harriet Studebaker, Cathy Chicote, Sonia Meads. The Y-Teens are associated with the Y.'W.C.A. of York and participated in activities such as Co-Ed Fun Night and swimming parties at the Y , Inov- ies, lectures, dances, and sending chocolates to Korea. The purpose of the club is to promote teenagers' interest in their fellow- men, and to gain friendship with others, both here and abroad. The Y-Teens, being a iirst semester club, the officers Were the following: Sonia Meads, president, Kathy Chicote, vice-president, Delores Bupp, secre- tary, Harriet Studebaker, treasurer, Gayle Arnold, inter-club representative, and Miss Margaret A. Barrett, faculty adviser. 22 CHEERLEADERS This year's s1l11z111 of C11CPI'1C21l1OY'S consists of Bonnie Millar, Jzwkie Seeger, 1115-C2ll7tHil1SQ Faye M1iC:1r'11Qy, A111121 Mae Bentz, Delores 13111111. 211111 1i?l1'1JEU'3 Iioyer. These girls 102111 1'he S111L1GH1S 11lll'1Ug' pep lllCPt1I1Q,'S. i11 11119613 111111 school songs, 11,1111 1-2111 be seen 1'1111e1'ing' at the sowei' and 11z1sk1-1111111 games. The purpose of The 1'l1ve1'1eaders is to mise school 1110142110 and 1'o 111-o111ote school spirit. 23 0lftlflCl: 4 First row, left to right-Gloria Weirich, Pilar Ann Chicote, Theda Lehr, Harold Hykes, Ned Blymire, Nina Weigle, Shirley Keller. Second row, left to right-Larry Huyett, Mr. Ira Y. Baker, supervising principalg Miss Clara M. Cassel, Mr. Clarence R. Orendorf, principalg Joan Brenneman. Third row, left to right-Barbara Cassel, Charles Miller, Lee Rentzel. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council expresses the views of the students in regard to school activities and establishes the general routine that is followed by the students. It consists of the class presidents and home room chairmen. The officers are: president, Harold Ilykesg vice-president, Theda Lehrg secretary, Pilar Chicote. The faculty advisers are: Miss Clara M, Cassel, Mr. Wilbur F. Zimmerman, and Mr. Clarence Oren- dorf. 24 First row, left to right-Bonnie Miller, Jackie Seeger, Dick Crone, Edward Beck, Wayne Myers, Bobby Mohr, Gloria Weirich, Theda Lehr, Pilar Chicote. Second row, left to right- Miss Gloria J. Snyder, Barbara Cassel, Shir- ley Keller, Larry Huyett, Ned Blymire, Harold Hykes, Charles Miller, Lee Rentzel, Nina Weigle, Joan Brenneman. Third row, left to right-Mr. John R. Allison, Mr. Donald S. Kramer, Mr. Perry W. Hull, Mr. William A. Bateman. 1 w ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The association is comprised of homeroom chairmen, senior cheer- leaders, athletic coaches, a financial adviser, and faculty adviser. Officers of the association are elected from the student body during a general assembly at the beginning of the year, To help support the athletic programs, the association manages the sale of candy at noon time, during school and at home games. They also sell school sweat shirts and arrange for transportation to away games, and sell basketball programs at the home games. The officers of the association are the following-VVayne Myers, president, Edward Beck, vice-president, Richard Crone, secretary, Bobby Mohr, treasurer. 25 mic BAND The hand gives all students who are proficient on band in- struments an opportunity to play in an instrumental group. The performers learn to work together, become acquainted with re- hearsal routine, study the great musical literature that is arranged for the band, increase their own musical knowledge, develop a greater appreciation of all aspects of music, improve their own instrument ter,-linique, and prepare band music for artistic public performance. The band is also expected to be an integral part of the life of the school and the community. The activities of the band include the spring concert, pep meetings and assemblies. The group is under the direction of Richard B. Shade, who replaced Charles L. Jones in the fall, The officers are: George Fetrow, president, James Fink, Doll Zirkle, and Harold Hykes, vice-presidents, Roy Strausbaugh, secretary, and Rovena Sweitzer and Stanley Craft, librarians. Richard B. Shade Instructor 26 FLUTE Julius, Gail CLARINETS Bear, Sheila Bentz, Norma Bolton, Roger Fink, James Gladfelter, George Gladfelter, Robert Godfrey, Robert Hale, Lewis Jacoby, Gordon Mickley, Wilbert Rentzel, Lee Strausbaugh, Roy Strayer, Lance Sunday, Ronald Wilman, Sharon SAXOPHONES Althouse, Almeida Dolbin, Peggy Fries, Norma Hoover, Edward Huyett, Larry Hykes, Harold HORNS Craft, Esther Ilyes, William Reinard, Terry CORNETS-TRUMPETS Becker, James Benedict, Dale Boll, Robert Diehl, Robert Dietz, Robert Heilman, Leonard Hombach, Thomas Rohrbaugh, Walter Schroeder, Thomas Sweitzer, Donald Wilbourne, Lourie TROMBONES Dolbin, Benjamin Fadley, Jack Fitzkee, William Prowell, Harold Schroeder, June Snellbaker, Jerry Zirkle, Doll BARITONES Dietz, Kenneth Fetrow, George BASS HORNS Prowell, Donald Stoner, John PERCUSSIUN Beck, Edward Brenneman, Larry Miller, Bonnie Strausbaugh, David Sweitzer, Rovena BOYS' CHORUS First row, left to right-Donald Shenberger, Kenneth Strine, John Stoner, Frank Neff, Mr. Charles L. Jones. Second row, left to right-Terry Warner Ckneelingj, Gary Krebs, Rich- ard Homback, Oscar May, Dennis Rep- man, Barry Krebs, Dick Crone, Henry Schaffer, Kerwin Bupp, Belvinarrow Wilt, James Fink, Clair Smith, Ray- mond Sweitzer, Ray Strausbaugh, George Fetrow. Third row, left to right-Doll Zirkle, Harold Hykes, William Kottcamp, Tom Schroeder. GIRLS' CHORUS First row, left to right-Dorothy Reese, Catherine Smith, Shelva Gross, Barbara Swartz, Frances Brenneman, Nadine Kraft, Joan Gheen, Julia Stra- ley, Doris Reigart, Janice Haugh, Bev- erly LaPrairie, Pat Stambaugh. Second row, left to right-Janet Swartz, Pat Burkey, Gloria Smith, Dawn Eyler, Maxine Baker, Joan Brenneman, Joyce Doll, Rovena Sweit- zer, Quinetta Strong, Cathy Chicote, Dorothy Stoner, Patsy Brenneman Betty Adams. Third row, left to right-Patsy Hart- man, Rita Raffensberger, Jean Yost, Shirley Updegraif, Mardella Fries, Esther Craft, Donetta Fritz, Betty Jane, Ream, Alethea Rode, Barbara Boyer, Mary Louise Gingerich, Charolette Dittenhafer, Louanna Kann, Beverly, Bowers, Patsy Sterner, Mr. Charles L. Jones. The boy's chorus provides all boys who want to sing an op- portunity to participate in a singing group. It strives to develop among the singers a sound Vocal technique and a greater love of ehoral inusie for the male voices. The best choral niusie, sacred and secular, is prepared tor the finest public performance possible by the group. The ehorus is under the direction of Richard li. Shade. The officers are as follows: Doll Zirkle, president, Clair Snnth. 'vice- presidentg Oscar May, secretary, and Richard Crone, treasurer. This chorus provides all high school girls an opportunity for creative choral expression in a large group. Sound vocal habits and choral techniques are developed to the highest possible degree en- abling all participants to enjoy singing to the tullest extent. Sacred and secular choral music is studied and prepared for artistic ren- dition in public performances. The activities of the chorus include the annual Spring Concert, Christmas Assenibl Baccalaureate Service and Connnenceinent. 7 ! The chorus is under the direction of Richard B. Shade. The of- ficers arc: Theda Lehr, president, Rovena Sweitzer, vice-president, Dorothy Reese, secretary, Julia Straley, librarian, Ruth Reeser, assistant librarian. The accoinpanists are Patsy Stainbaugh and Theda Lehr. rqaaumf Selma! 2 Q if K.. QIQIQE :Qi S952 Aa? z ::.3:5:r'a:5.' 5.5: :5:5SE-5:5: :viii X 2.3i'2:s5EiEi ,nm iz.. ,. 2 1.5 'V .N5:5::.:.: .si -1-::::a::4:--5: lv, ,:,:.::s:5555,,.5,:,5a.155:a:::a:a:: Q 6 ,S Q Q sg .f . 'sim- ,ggzgt-.,, zi: I-2 ':2 '::.:.A-:: 5 ,- ' V- : Q MQ First row, left to right-Terry Warner, Bill Knudsen, Victor Bupp, Larry LaPrairie. Second row, left to right-Glen Knaub, Frank Neff, Harold Prowell, Lee Rentzel, Den- nis Mohr, Doll Zirkle, Bobby Mohr, Lewis Hale, William Kottcamp, Edward Weigle, Raymond Sweitzer. Third row, left to right-Mr. John R. Allison, Floyd White, Kenneth Strine, Barry Krebs, Donald Prowell, Ronald Knaub, Lee Diehl, Larry Brenner, Gerald Strine, Lesley Rumsey, manager. BASEBALL Kottie Kottcamp Denny', Mohr Les Rumsey Baseball Baseball Manager , 30 Jim', Fink Baseball rl,- I Lf-oaclnea SOCCER 4'Louie Hale Bobby Mohr Baseball Baseball, Soccer Rod Kimmel Soccer Denny Repman Soccer Kneeling, left to right-Lesley Rumsey, Tom Schroeder, Kenneth Strine, Edward Beck, Victor Bupp, Raymond Bentz, Larry Huyett, Barry Krebs, Donald Prowell, Harry Hatterer. Standing, left to right-Mr. Donald S. Kramer, George Benyak, Rodney Heilman, Warren Anderson, Charles Miller, Wayne Myers, Edwin Beck, Dennis Repman, Rodney Kimmel, Lee Rentzel, Bobby Mohr. 31 First row, left to right-Raymond Bentz, Gary Krebs, Roger Weigle, Donald Shirey, Stanley Craft, Martin Chapman, Glenn Meyers, Harry LaPrairie. Second row, left to right-Mr. John R, Allison, Lee Diehl, Frank Neff, Don Prowell, Glenn Knaub, Mahlon Harnme, Edward Beck, Edwin Beck, Lesley Rumsey, manager. The Varsity 1'ez1111, f'0?l,Cl1Gd by John R. Allison, 1141111111-1 cd in the York County S1fllOl2IStlL1 Iiaskutlmll l111z1,q11e, which vonsistvd of t011 other teams. The 1'ez1111, with 11:11-ohl Prowell as Pillltillll, had for its main olmjevtivm-sz to learn sports111z111ship, illlil work toward 21 Cllillll- pionship. The Junior Varsity team, co-cl1a111pio11s with Red l1io11 in the first half of lC?Lgl1L5 play, has as their captains, Donuhl Prow- cll and Edward Beck, first and second hall' of the lG2lgllQ, re- spectively. They lost only one g'z1111e to West York in the first half oi' the gttlllli, 32 Dick Crone Hal Prowell LGS RGI1tZGl , Basketball Basketball, Baseball Baseball, Soccer, Basketball First row, left to right-Edward Beck, Ed Weigle, Lee Rentzel, Mr. John R. Allison, Harold Prowell, Barry Krebs, Kenny Strine. Second row, left to right-Ronald Knaub, Donald Prowell, Glenn Knaub, Frank Neff, Gene Plowman. Kneeling, left to right-Harold Prowell, Gene Plowman, Glenn Knaub, Dick Crone, Ronald Knaub, Donald Prowell. I I Standing, left to right-Barry Krebs, Kenneth Strine, Lee Rentzel, Frank Neff, Eddie Weigle, Edward Beck, Oscar May, Mr. John R. Allison. X at 4 3 Q E K I i Q E a 3 5 5 1 3 U N D E R C I. A s s M E N Fl S- WM. is 5-3 5 X- W 'ff -W? Us 'f5353?51 W'X39f544mm 9WW ' 4' 5 f WfRWWm WHHWY FRESHMEN CLASS First row, left to right-Beverly Bowers, Shelva Gross, Jean Yost, Joan Brenneman, Rita Raffensberger, Nina Weigle, Shirley Keller, Dawn Eyler, Sandra Gillen, Dorothy Stoner, Carolyn Lippy. Second row, left to right--Leon Bupp, Larry LaPrairie, Juliet Stonesifer, Audrey Reed, Betty Leister, Pauline Craley, Maxine Baker, Catherine Smith, Betty Adams, Sylvia Spahr, Donald Stoner, Duane Bupp, Wilbur Miller. Third row, left to right-Raymond Bentz, Eugene Harget, Roger Weigle, Walter Hoover, Larry Hake, Ronald Danner, Martin Chapman, Stanley Craft, Dale Biller, Keith Rode, Oscar Seager, Harold Emig, Gary Nouse. Fourth row, left to right-Mrs. Roslyn L. King, Larry Brenner, Lee Diehl, Donald Sweitzer, Robert Gladfelter, Alan Toomey, Ralph Reeser, Miss Joanne Cr. Freestone. 36 First row, front to rear-Dawn Eyler, Sandra Gillen, Robert Gladfelter, Shelva Gross. Second row, front to rear-Martin Chapman, Stanley Craft, Pauline Craley, Lee Diehl, Larry Hake, Harold Emig. Third row front to rear-Joan Brenneman, Larry Brenner, Duane Bupp, Leon Bupp, Ronald Danner, Eugene Harget. Fourth row, front to rear-Betty Adams, Maxine Baker, Raymond Bentz, Dale Biller, Beverly Bowers. Standing-Mrs. Roslyn L. King, homeroom teacher. STAGE First row, front to rear-Rita Raffensberger, Carolyn Lippy, Jean Yost, Betty Alan Toomey. Second row, front to 1'ear-Walter Hoover, Audrey Reed, Cathy Smith, Oscar Dorothy Stoner, Nina Weigle. Third row, front to rear-Wilbur Miller, Larry LaPrairie, Juliet Stonesifer, Spahr, Shirley Keller, Don Sweitzer. Fourth row, front to rear-Gary Nouse, Keith Rode, Roger Weigle, Donald Ralph Reeser. Standing-Miss Joanne G. Freestone, homeroom teacher. 37 CAFETERIA Leister, Seager, Sylvia Stoner, SOPHOMORE CLASS First row, left to right-Shirley Ranieri, Mardella Fries, Sara Knaub, Rajean Willis, Audrey Horning, Esther Craft, Ned Blymire, Terry Rinehart, Faye Kline, John Stoner, Diana Ginter, Harriet Studebaker, Marian Lee, Zula Mae Sieifert, Suetta Kohr, Nancy Stambaugh, Cassandra Everhart. Second row, left to right-Glenn Heilman, Shirley Crone, Barbara Swartz, Dorene Spangler, Phyllis Snellbaker, Anna Mae Brenneman, Ardene Bucher, Betty Baer, Betty Lehr, Kathy Chicote, Linda Doll, Lois Boeckel, Luanna Kann, Barb Boyer, Barbara Rei- gart, Mariann Sipe, Gayle Arnold, Gail Julius, Ina Tracey, Pat Burkey, Gloria King, Frances Loker, Sara Ort, Constance Stopper, Larry Huyett. Third row, left to right-Donald Miller, Jerry Warner, Elaine Reisinger, Audrey Schaffner, Sonia Meads, Carole Ann Deardorf, Shirley Nade, Patsy Brenneman, Bonnie Bowers, Gloria Smith, Shirley Emig, Anna Price, Shirley Weigle, Carolyn Hall, Aurita Rohrbaugh, Bobba Lee Frey, Patsy Hartman, Jeanie Kline, Ruth Baker, Ruth Toomey, Delores Bupp, Linda Krebs, Gary Krebs, Gerald Strine. Fourth row, left to right-Stanley Jordan, Charles Long, Lincoln McKenzie, Rodney Boeckel, Bill Knudsen, Glenn Meyers, Shirley Boll, Judy Kessler, Madeline Lentz, Loy- etta Rode, Barbara Kauffman, Barbara Bretz, Charles Clousler, Floyd White, Roger Bolton, Daniel Sweitzer, Bob Stoppard, Richard Humbert, Miss Margaret A. Barrett. Fifth row, left to right-Larry Bennington, Dick Hoover, Bill Quickel, Gene Plow- man, Roy Raffensberger, Charles Miller, Ronald Knaub, Bill Mickley, Mr. John R. Allison. Sixth row, left to right-Kenny Strine, Mahlon Hamme, Mike Stewart, Stanley Ettinger, Charles Armstrong, George Benyak, Victor Bupp, 538 L First row, front to rear-Ruth Baker, Kathy Chicote, Shirley Boll, Barbara Bretz, Stanley Jordon, Carole Ann Deardorf, Miss Gloria J. Snyder, home- room teacherg Diana Ginter, Stanley Ettinger. Second row, front to rear-Gayle Ar- nold, Delores Bupp, Cassandra Everhart, Bonnie Bowers, Linda Doll, Lois Boeckel, Roger Bolton, Rodney Boeckel. Third row, front to rear-Shirley Crone, Pat Burkey, Anna Mae Brenneman, Pat Brenneman, Ardene Bucher, Shirley Emig, Victor Bupp, George Benyak. Fourth row, front to rear-Betty Bear, Mardella Fries, Esther Craft, Barbara Boyer, Bobba Lee Frey, Larry Benning- ton, Ned Blymire, Charles Armstrong. First row, front to rear-Ruth Toomey, Audrey Schaifner, Zula Mae Sieffert, Phyllis Snellbaker, Rajean Willis, Aurita Rohrbaugh, Sara Ort. Second row, front to rear-Ina Tracey, Loyetta Rode, Anna Price, Shirley Ran- ieri, Gloria Smith, Third row, front to rear-Jerry Warner, Barbara Swartz, Elaine Reisinger, Har- riet Studebaker, Barbara Reigart, ,Bob Fourth row, front to rear-Gene Plow- man, Dorene Spangler, Constance Stopper, Shirley Weigle, Mile Stewart, Daniel Sweitzer, Bill Quickel. Standing, left to right-Charlcs Miller, Roy Raffensberger, Miss Margaret A, Barrett, homeroom teacher, Ken Strine, Terry Rinehart, John Stoner. First row, left to right-Linda Krebs, Sonia Meads, Gail Julius, Suetta Kohr, Charles Long, Lincoln McKenzie. Second row, left to right-Louanna Kann, Faye Kline, Sara Knaub, Glenn Heilman, Mary Loker, William Knudsen, Glenn Myers, Mahlon Harnme. Third row, left to right-Madeline Lentz, Judy Kessler, Barbara Kauifman, Marian Lee, Betty Lehr, William Meckley, Rich- ard Humbert, Stanley Jordan. Fourth row, left to right-Regina Kline, Gloria King, Audrey Horning, Carolyn Hall, Patsy Hartman, Larry Huyett, Gary Krebs, Ronald Knaub. Standing-Mr. John R. Allison, home- room teacher. JUNIOR CLASS First row, left to right-Delores Bowman, Shirley Updegraff, Darlis Repman, Alethea Rode, Mary Lockard, John Roland, Collette Wesley, Theda Lehr, Sandra Emenheiser, Barbara Cassel, Audrey Myers, Donna Topper, Beverly Fries, Marilyn Weigle, Mary Diehl. Second row, left to right-Jay Diehl, Edward Trout, Donald Shenberger, Mary Good- win, Louise Morris, Pat Stambaugh, Jean Horner, Marilyn Reese, Ardell Kauffman, Ada Paules, Pat Fritz, Nadine Kraft, Faye McCarney, Mary Herman, Norma Jean Fair, Gloria Weirich, Helen Stambaugh, Barbara Strausbaugh, Frances Brenneman, Barry Krebs, Anthony LoBianco, Larry Good. Third row, left to right-Terry Warner, Raymond Sweitzer, Dale Grim, David Sipe, Larry Bare, Joel Kunkel, Thomas Schroeder, Anna Mae Bentz, Margaret Knaub, Char- maine Griifith, Mary Louise Gingerich, Charolette Dittenhafer, Dawn Myers, Maxine Repman, Phyllis Ferree, John Staub, Harry Hatterer, Edward Beck, Glenn Ferree, Edward Weigle, Rodney Heilman. Fourth row, left to right-Mr. Donald S. Kramer, D. Neil Lloyd, Ray Strausbaugh, Frank Neff, Donald Prowell, James Walker, Richard Gladfelter, Glenn Knaub, Stanley Lehman, Robert Ball, George Bowers, Richard Hambach, Warren Anderson, Daniel Miller, Mrs. Phyllis Ormsby, Mr. William A. Bateman. , 40 First row, front to rear-Ardell Kauff- rnan, Dawn Myers, Mary Lockard, Frank Neff, Glenn Knaub, Daniel Miller, Cstand- ingir, Mr. Donald S. Kramer, teacher. Second row, front to rear-Margaret naub, Louise Morris, Nadine Kraft, odney Heilman, Joel Kunkel, Richard ambach. Third row, front to rear-Jean Horner, Audrey Myers, Fay McCarney, Donald Prowell, Harry Hatterer, D. Neil Lloyd. Fourth row, front to rear-Mary Her- rnin, Theda Lehr, Ada Paules, Barry Krebs, Anthony LoBianco, Stanley Leh- nan. First row, front to rear-Barbara Cas- sel, Charolette Dittenhafer, Mary Good- win, Glenn Ferree, Larry Good, Warren Anderson, Mr. William A. Bateman, Cstandingj. Second row, front to rear-Sandra Emenheiser, Beverly Fries, Patricia Fritz, Richard Gladfelter, Robert Ball, George Bowers. Third row, front to rear-Anna Mae Bentz, Mary Louise Gingerich, Frances Brenncman, Norma Jean Fair, Jay Diehl, Dale Grim. Fourth row, front to rear-Phyllis Fer- ree, Delores Bowman, Charmaine Griffith, Mary Diehl, Larry Bare, Edward Beck. First row, front to rear-Patricia Stam- baugh, Barbara Strawsbaugh, Gloria Weirich, John Roland, Edward Weigle, Mrs. Phyllis Orsmby, teacher. Second row, front to rear-Shirley Up- degraff, Colette Wesley, Marilyn Reese, Donald Sheneberger, Terry Warner, Ray- mond Sweitzer, Third row, front to rear--Alethea Rode, Marilyn Weigle, Darlis Repman, Roy Strawsbaugh, Daniel Miller, David Sipe. Fourth row, front to rear-Helen Stam- baugh, Donna Topper, Maxine Repman, Edward Trout, John Staub, Thomas Schroeder. w wma, M m-:V - . , 1 W - '--u N-.WMYNKQ 11 , 1 'H' V VVVV H -ww .J . ww X fy S E N I C R s Gabriel Pennington, a mountaineer ........... .... l 'larold Hykes Zerusia., his Wife . ..... ........... Daisy Mae, their daughter .................. Miss Thelma Smith, a wealthy society woman . . Janet Smith, her niece ...................... Friends of Janet Pete lVrigl1t ..... Eleanor Barnes . . . .Pat Sterner . . .Julie Stralcy . . . .Betty Ream . . .Pilar Chieote . . . .James Fink .Nancy Lynch Mildred Clyde .... ..... 'l 'heda Bupp Frank Stephens Kerwin llannne Harold Dillon, a rising young broker .... ......... L ee Rentzel Herbert Brown, Jr., in love with Janet .... ..... l iowell Brenneman Herbert Brown, his father ............. ........ D oll Zirklc I QUIET WEEKEND JANET! Blow am Jam T PAW! COME QUICK. AT LAST! 40 'Eiga QQ 1m:5f2?f'5? Standing, left to right-William Kottcamp, Richard Crone, Ben Sprenkle, Clair Smith, Rodney Kimmel, Belvinarrow Wilt, Bobby Mohr, Oscar May, Lewis Hale, Richard Herman, Lowell Brenneman, William Conley, Donald Snellbaker, Richard Rentzel, Mr. Wilbur F. Zimmerman, Adviserg James Fink, Kerwin Hamme. First row, left to right--Gloria Deitz, Roberta Danner, Patsy Brenner, Donette Fritz, Helen Spahr, Harold Prowell, Dennis Mohr. Second row, left to ight-Janet Swartz, Shirley Wolgamuth, Betty Brenneman, Jane Frey, Barbara Boeckel, Phyllis Miller, Ray Sipe, Leroy Deardorif. Third row, left to right-Shirley Allison, Managerg Grace Beard, Jean Crawford, Rose Roller, Beverly LaPrairie, Rhoda Wallace, Gerald Gin- gerich, Lee Rentzel. Fourth row, left to right-Joyce Doll, Margaret Hoover, Lois Price, Quinetta Strong, Patsy Sterner, Doll Zirkle, William Kochenour, Wayne Myers. business F Sale, Allison ART STAFF Left to right-Mrs. Roslyn L. King, Joan Reisinger, Janice Haugh, Julia Straley, Georgia McKenzie. 46 , Standing-Mrs. Roslyn L. King, Adviserg Betty Jane Ream, Editor. First row, left to right-Frances Benyak, Doris Reigart, Sylvia Keefer Lesley Rumsey. Second row, left to right-Norma Emig, Rovena Sweitzer, Jackie Seeger, Iva Hoover, Pilar Chicote, Harold Hykes. Third row, left to right-Nancy Lynch, Theda Bupp, Dorothy Reese, Bonnie Miller, Henry Schaifer. Fourth row, left to right-Virginia Heilman, June Glassick, Nancy Meyers, Justine Smith, Alice Thompson, Joan Gheen. Betty Jane Ream editorial Left to right- Betty Jane Ream, Editor Mr. Wilbur F. Zimmerman, Business Faculty Adviser Mrs. Roslyn L. King, Editorial Adviser Shirley Allison, Business Manager Appoint editors: editorial and business, organize staffs: business, editorial art, Prepare a dunnny trough copy ot' how the yearbook will look, we hope ij Collect information for club Writeups, statistics concerning the honored class, gather suap-shots, persue patrons, persuade advertisers- Vtfrite, type, proofread. llave group pictures taken, cut and paste in- formal pages. Worry, Work, and Wonder! Decide on a cover, binding. Weight of paper, and size of type. Replot a page-Juniors' picture just didr1't tit. Collect subscriptions, balance the books, then sit, wait, hope and pray Behold! a yearbook. XVe hope you like it. 47 SENIOR CLASS First row, left to right-Margaret Hoover, Frances Benyak, Phyllis Miller, June Glassick, Pat Sterner, Shirley Allison, Theda Bupp, Harold Hykes, Betty Jane Ream, Lesley Rumsey, Donnette Fritz, Rovena Sweitzer, Virginia Heilman, Lois Price, Grace Beard. Second row, left to right-Dorothy Reese, Norma Emig, Nancy Meyer, Joyce Doll, Patsy Brenner, Jane Frey, Janet Swartz, Bonnie Miller, Iva Hoover, Roberta J. Danner, Nancy Lynch, Quinetta Strong, Jackie Seeger, Jean Crawford, Betty Brenneman, Gloria Dietz, Justine Smith, Rhoda Wallace, Ruth Reeser, Barbara Boeckel. Third row, left to right-William Kottcamp, Bobby Mohr, Richard Rentzel, Beverly LaPrairie, Georgia McKenzie, Joan Gheen, Janice Haugh, Alice Thompson, Doris Reigart, Pilar Chicote, Helen Spahr, Rose Roller, Joan Reisinger, Shirley Wolgamuth, Sylvia Keef- er, Julia Straley, William Kochenour, Gerald Gingerich, Ben Sprenkel, Donald Snelbaker, Miss Clara Cassel. Fourth row, left to right-Lee Rentzel, Wayne Myers, Kerwin Hamme, Dick Crone, Leroy Deardorff, Harold Prowell, Doll Zirkle, Dennis Repman, Lowell Brenneman, Bel- venarrow Wilt, Robert Hyde, Rodney Kimmel, Dick Herman, Oscar May. Fifth row, left to right-Mr. Wilbur Zimmerman, William Conley, Henry Shaffer, Clarence Ream, George Fetrow, James Fink, Lewis Hale, Clair Smith, Dennis Mohr, Ray Sipe. 48 First row, front to rear-Donnette Fritz, Gloria Dietz, Joyce Doll, Betty Brenneman, Leroy Deardorff, Dick Herman, James Fink. Second row, front to rear--Patsy Brenner, Frances Benyak, Roberta Danner, Theda Bupp, Dick Crone, Lowell Brenneman, Kerwin Hamme, Mr. Wilbur F. Zimmerman, fstandingj, Third row, front to rear-Norma Emig, Barbara Boeckel, Jean Crawford, Shirley Al- lison, Grace Beard, William Conley, Lewis Hale. Fourth row, front to rear-Joan Gheen, June Glassick, Jane Frey, Pilar Ann Chicote, Janice Haugh, George Fetrow, Gerald Gingerich. Standing, left to right-Oscar May, Rodney Kimmel, Dennis Repman. William Kott- carnp, Clair Smith, Doll Zirkle, Donald Snelbaker, Robert Hyde, Lesley Rumsey, Harold Hykes, Lee Rentzel, Richard Rentzel, Henry Shaffer, Dennis Mohr, Belvinarrow Wilt, Miss Clara Cassel, Ray Sipe, Bobby Mohr, William Kochenour, Benjamin Sprenkle. First row, front to rear-Phyllis Miller, Nancy Meyer, Rovena Sweitzer, Shirley Wol- gamuth, Doris Reigart, Betty Jane Ream, Julia Straley. Second row, front to rear-Pat Sterner, Joan Reisinger, Quinetta Strong, Rose Roller, Iva Hoover, Ruth Reeser, Sylvia Keefer, Clarence Ream. Third row, front to rear-Janet Swartz, Helen Spahr, Georgia McKenzie, Beverly LaPrairie, Rhoda Wallace, Dorothy Reese, Alice Thompson, Wayne Myers. Fourth row, front to rear-Margaret Hoover, Nancy Lynch, Virginia Heilman, Lois Price, Jackie Seeger, Bonnie Miller, Justine Smith, Harold Prowell. 49 CLASS COLORS . . . . . .Green and Gold CLASS FLOWER .. .................. Talisman Rose CLASS MOTTO . . . .... Build for Character, Not for Fame :Jima Maia: In the bonds of old Manchester 'We will ever be, And We'l1 cheer our own dear High School On to victory! Alma Mater, Alma Mater, Hear us as we cheer, For that school in old Manchester Alma Mater dear. Through the years that are ahead We will e'er be true Though afar from thee We've sped, We'll come back to you. Alma Mater, Alma Mater, Our thoughts turn to thee VVe will love, defend and honor This' our school so free! 50 SHIRLEY ANN ALLISON Vocational Business 4 A Shirl ' ' Manchester, Pennsylvania FH.A. Club, 1, 2, Social Club, 3, 4, Music Festival, lg Yearbook Business Manager, 4, Echo Log Staff, 4. GLORIA MAE ANDERSON Vocational Business ' ' Peg' R. D. No. 3, Dover, Pennsylvania FH.A. Club, 2. 3, 4, President, 33 Sec- retary 4, Yearbook Business Staff, 4. GRACE YVONNE BEARD Vocational Business H Gracie 3 S. Main Street, Manchester, Penna. Y-Teen Club, lg Social Club, 2, 3, 4, Chorus, 2, 33 Yearbook Business Staff, 4. FRANCES SUZANNE BENYAK Vocational Business HFran R. D. No. 1, Mt. Wolf, Pennsylvania Y-Teen Club, 1, 25 Social Club, 3, 4, Sophomore Play, 25 Yearbook Editorial Staff, 45 Echo Log Staff, 4. BARBARA EMMA JANE BOECKEL Academic '4Barlo R. D. No. 1, Manchester, Pennsylvania Sportettes Club, 2, Social Club, 3, 4, Sophomore Play, 2, Class Treasurer, 2, Homeroom Secretary, 2, 3, Yearbook Business Staff, 45 Cafeteria, 4. BETTY ANNE BRENNEMAN Vocational Business MBabs'l Manchester, Pennsylvania F.H A. Club, 2, President 2, Junior Red Cross Club President 3, Social Club, 4, Chorus, 1. THEDA ANN BUPP Academic iullabby' Etters, Star Route, Pennsylvania Jr. Y-Teen Club, 1, Sportettes Club, 2, LOWELL DELANO BRENNEMAN Commercial L I'ony High Street, Manchester, Pennsylvania Sports Club, 1, Hi-Y Club, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 1, 2, Yearbook Business Staff, 4. PATRICIA ANN BRENNER Vocational Business 4'Pz1tsy R. D. No. 1, Mt. Wolf, Pennsylvania Y-Teen Club, 1, 2, Social Club, 3, 4, Yearbook Business Staff, 4. Dramatics Club, 3, Social Club, 4, Class Secretary, 4, Class Assistant Secretary, 3, Homeroom Treasurer, 3, Homeroom President, 1, Chorus, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader, 1, Intramural Basket- ball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Editorial Staff, 4, Echo Log Staff, 2, 4, Sophomore Class Play, 2, Student Council, 1, Athletic Council, 1, Cafeteria, 4, Senior Play, 4. PILAR ANN CHICOTE Academic Pil ' ' 3 High St., Manchester, Pennsylvania Y-Teen Club, 2, Vice-President, Social Club, 3, 4, Sophomore Play, 2, Pep Club, 2, 3, Homeroom Vice-President, 3, Homeroom President, 4, Student Council, book St 4, Athletic Council, 4, Year- iii, 4, Senior Play, 4. WILLIAM ANDREW CONLEY General ' ' Bill ' ' R. D. No. 1, Lewisberry, Pennsylvania Sports Club, 1, Hi-Y Club, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff, 4. JEAN ELIZABETH CRAWFORD Vocational Business Jeanne R. D. No. 4, York, Pennsylvania F'.H.A. Club, 2, Secretary, Social Club, 3, 4, Pep Club, 2, Homeroom Secretary, 4, Volleyball, 3, 4, Yearbook Business Staff, 4, Cafeteria, 4. 52 RICHARD EUGENE CRONE General Dick R. D. No. 4, York, Pennsylvania Hi-Y Club, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 4, Ath- letic Association, 4, Secretary, Chorus, 4, Yearbook Business Staff, 4, Basket- ball, 2, 3, 4. ROBERTA JEAN DANNER Vocational Business HB0bbie York Haven, Pennsylvania Y-Teen Club, Hobby Club, 2, Treas- urer, Y-Teen Club, 3, Inter-Club Rep- resentative, Social Club, 4, Homeroom Secretary, 2, Pep Club, 2, 3, Yearbook Business Staff, 4, Echo Log Staff, 4. LEROY GEORGE DEARDORFF Commercial R. D. No. 1, Manchester, Pennsylvania Science Club, 2, Hi-Y Club, 3, 4, Year- book Business Staff, 4. GLORIA PATRICIA DIETZ Vocational Business '4Patric R. D. No. 1, Mt. Wolf, Pennsylvania F.H.A. Club, 1, 2, Jr. Red Cross, 3, 4, Yearbook Business Staff, 4. JOYCE ELAINE DOLL Academic R D No. 1, Mt. Wolf, Pennsylvania Y Te n Club, 1, 2,, Jr. Red Cross, 3, 4 Secretary, 4, Chorus, 2, 3, 4, Home- room Treasurer, 4, Yearbook Business NORMA JEAN EMIG Commercial ' A Jeanie ' ' Mt. Wolf, Pennsylvania Hobby Club, 2, Y-Teen Club, 3, Girls Sports Club, 4, Pep Club, 2, 3, Home- room Secretary, 3, Yearbook Editorial 53 JAMES EDWIN FINK Academic 4'Jim R. D. No. 5, York, Pennsylvania Hi-Y Club, 3, 4, President, 3, Vice- President, 4, Sports Club, 1, 2, Student Council, 3, Athletic Association, 3, Homeroom President, 3, Homeroom Vice-President, 4, Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Bend, 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus, 4, Yearbook Business Staff, 4, Senior Play, 4. DONNETTE DEMLER FRITZ Commercial L ' Dee 1' 102 S. Third Street, Mt. Wolf, Penna. Hobbv Club 2' Y-Teen Club 3' Jr Red Cross Club: 4, Pep Club, 22 Chor- us, 3, 4, Yearbook Business Staif, 4. GEORGE LAWRENCE FETROW JANE REGINA FREY Academic Commercial Janer R. D. No. 1, Etters, Pennsylvania R. D No 1 Manchester Pennsylvania Sports Club, 15 Science Club, 2, 3, 43 Social Club 3 4 Yearbook Business Chorus, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4. Staff 4 JOAN MAE GHEEN Commercial Gheenie R. D. No. 1, Manchester, Pennsylvania Hobby Club. 2, President, Jr. Red Cross, 3, 4, Chorus, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom President, 2, Student Council, 2, Ath- letic Association, 2, Yearbook Editorial Staff, 4. GERALD EUGENE GINGERICH General Skunky R. D. No. 1, Manchester, Pennsylvania Hobby Club, 2, Hi-Y Club, 3, 4, Year- book Businfss Staff, 4. JUNE MARLENE GLASSICK Commercial H Junie R. D. No. 4, York, Pennsylvania Hobby Club, 2, Jr. Red Cross, 3, 4, Assistant Secretary, 4, Chorus, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Editorial Staff, 4. LEWIS GARY HAI.E Academic ' ' Louie ' ' 15 Harding Street, Manchester, Penna Sports Club, 1, Stag Club, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer, 4, Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4: KERWIN LESTER HAMME Commercial Kervy ' ' 122 High St., Manchester, Pennsylvania Sports Club 1, 2, Hi-Y Club, 3, 4, Cnorus, 4, Senior Play, 4. Homeroom Vice-President, 1, Basket: ball, 1, 2, 3, Class Treasurer, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Business Staff, 4. 9 JANICE IRENE HAUGH Academic ' ' Janey ' ' R. D. No. 1, Mt. Wolf, Pennsylvania YfTeen Club, 1, 2, Dramatic Club, 3, Secretary: Social Club, 4, Sophomore Play, 2, Track, 1, 2, Chorus, 2, 4. 55 VIRGINIA LEE HEILMAN Commercial 4 ' Ginny R. D. No. 4, York, Pennsylvania Y-Teen Club, 3, Girls Sports Club, 2, 4, Vice-President, 4, Track, 2, Volley- ball, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club, 2, 3, Yearbook Editorial Staff, 4 RICHARD ARLEN HERMAN Academic 4'Dickl' Manchester, Pennsylvania Sports Club, 1, 2, Treasurer, 1, 2, Hi-Y Club, 3, 4, Basketball, 1, 2, Yearbook Business Staif, 4. IVA MARIE HOOVER Vocational Business Hoover R. D. No. 1, Mt. Wolf, Pennsylvania F.H.A. Club, 1, Hobby Club, 2, Y-Teen Club, 3, Jr. Red Cross, 4, Yearbook Editorial Staff, 4. MARGARET MAY HOOVER Academic 4 4 May R. D. No. 1, Manchester, Pennsylvania Sportettes Club, 2, Social Club, 3, Girls Sports Club, 4, Secretary, Soph- omore Play, 2, Homeroom Treasurer, 3, Volleyball, 4, Yearbook Business Staff, Advertising, 4, Cafeteria, 4. ROBERT LEE HYDE General 'Hleckyl R. D. No. 1, York Haven, Pennsylvania Sports Club 1, 2, Hi-Y Club, 3, 4, Baseball, 3, 4. HAROLD EDWARD HYKES Academic Hllykscy ' l R. D. No. 4, York, Pennsylvania Sports Club, 1, 2, Hi-Y Club, 3, 4, Student Council. 3, 4, President, 4, Athletic Association, 4, Band. 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus, 4, Class President, 3, 4, Year- book Editorial Staff, 4, Senior Play, 4. SYLVIA RUTH KEEFER Vocational Business HRuthie R. D. No. 1, York Haven, Pennsylvania F.H.A. Club, 1, 2, Jr. Red Cross, 3, 4. RODNEY KEITH KIMMEL Commercial HB0-Bo Main St., Manchester, Pennsylvania Sports Club, 1, 2, Science Club, 3, Hi- Y Club, 4, Soccer, 3, 4, Basketball, 1, 2, 3: Chorus, 3, 4, Yearbook Business Staff, 4. NANCY ANN LYNCH Commercial L' Lynch R. D. No. 1, Manchester, Pennsylvania Y-Teen Club, 3, Girls Sports Club, 4, President, Volleyball, 3, Captain, Chorus, 3, 4, Basketball, 3, Pep Club, 3, Yearbook Editorial Stall, 4, Senior Play, 4. OSCAR JESSE MAY Commercial Manchester, Pennsylvania Sports Club, 1, 2, Social Club, 3, Hi-Y Club, 4, Basketball, 1, 2, Baseball and Basketball Manager, 3, 4, Yearbook Business Staff, 4, Chorus, 3, 4. GEORGIA ANN McKENZIE Commercial ' A Georgie 'l R. D. No. 3, Dover, Pennsylvania Social Club, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Art Staff, 4. WILLIAM NELSON KOCHENOUR Cominercial ' L Bill ' ' R. D. No. 1, Mt. Wolf, Pennsylvania Sports Club, 1, 2, Science Club, 3, Stag Club, 4, President, Yearbook Business Staff, 4. WILLIAM HERMAN KOTTCAMP General K ' Bill' ' R. D. No. 4, York, Pennsylvania Sports Club, 2, Hi-Y Club, 3, 4, Sec- retary, 3, President, 4, Chorus, 4, Baseball, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff, 4. BEVERLY JEAN LA PRAIRIE Academic Bev R. D. No. 1, York Haven, Pennsylvania Y-Teen Club, 1, 2, Jr. Red Cross, 3, 4, Assistant Secretary, 3, President, 4, Sophomore Play, 2, Chorus, 4, Pep Club, 2, 3, Yearbook Business Stall, 4, Echo Log Staff, 1, 2, 3, 4. BOBBY LEE MOHR Commercial U Bob R. D. No. 1, Mt. Wolf, Pennsylvania Sports Club, 1, 2, Social Club. 3, Hi-'Y Club, 4, Soccer, 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 3, 4, Athletic Association, 4, Treasurer, Yearbook Business Staff, 4. DENNIS LYNWOOD MOHR Commercial ' A Denny R. D. No. 1, Mt. Wolf, Pennsylvania Sports Club, 1, 2, Secretary, 1, 2, Social Club, 3, Hi-Y Club, 4, Baseball, 3, 4, Yearbook Business Staif, 4. WAYNE LEE MYERS General iilfililflf ' 15 S. Main St., Manchester, Penna. Sports Club, 1, 2, Social Club, 3, 4, Basketball, 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain, 3, Soc- cer, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain, 4, Baseball, 1, 2, 3, Athletic Association, President, 4, Homeroom Vice-Chairman, 3, Volley- ball, 1, 2. NANCY ANN MEYER Vocational Business R. D. No. 1, Mt. Wolf, Pennsylvania F.H.A. Club, 1, Y-Teen Club, 2, Social Club, 3, 4, Yearbook Editorial Staff, 4. BONNIE LEE MILLER Academic Bon R. D. No. 1, Mt. Wolf, Pennsylvania Jr. Y-Teen Club, 1, 2, Vice-President,1, Secretary, 2, Social Club, 3, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 2, Class Secretary, 2, 3, Homeroom Secretary, 1, 3, 4, Horneroom Vice-Chairman, 2, Cheer- leader, 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Play, 2, Stu- dent Council, 2, Athletic Council, 4, Pep Club, 2, 3, Echo Log Staff, 2, 4, Yearbook Editorial Staff, 4. PHYLLIS CAROLE MILLER Vocational Business 4'Phyll R. D. No. 1, Mt. Wolf, Pennsylvania Y-Teen Club, 1, 2, Inter-Club Repre- sentative, 1, 2, Social Club, 3, Home- room Treasurer, 1, Sophomore Play, 2, Yearbook Business Staff, 4. LOIS JEAN PRICE 'Vocational Business t'Lulul' R. D. No. 1, Manchester, Pennsylvania Y-Teen Club, 2, Social Club, 3, 4, Volleyball, 3, 4, Yearbook Business Staff, 4. HAROLD LEVERE PROWELL General Hal R. D. No. 1, Mt. Wolf, Pennsylvania Hi-Y Club, 4, Science Club, 3, Sports Club, 1, 2, Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Co- Captain, 3, Baseball, 2, 3, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball, 1, 2, 3. a BETTY JANE REAM Vocational Business 'tBetts York Haven, Pennsylvania Y-Teen Club, 1, 2, President, 1, 2, Sacial Club, 3, 4, President, 4, Ath- letic Council, 2, Student Council, 2, Chorus, 3, 4, Music Festival, 1, Class Vice-President, 1, 2, 3, Homeroom President, 1, 2, Homeroom Treasurer, 3, Track, 1, Yearbook Editor-in-chief, 4, Pep Club, 2, Treasurer, 2, Volley- ball, 3, 4, Echo Log Staff, 4, Senior Play, 4. CLARENCE REAM Commercial ' ' Sonny ' ' R. D. No. 1, York Haven, Pennsylvania Sports Club, 1, 2, Hi-Y Club, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff, 4. DOROTHY VIRGINIA REESE Vocational Business Dot R. D. No. 1, Mt. Wolf, Pennsylvania Y-Teen Club, 1, 2, Social Club, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4, Yearbook Editorial Staff, 4, Pep Club, 2, 3, Homeroom Treasurer, 2, Homeroom Assistant Secretary, 4, Class Assistant Secretary, 4, Chorus, 3, 4, Secretary, 4, Music Festival, 1, 4, Intra-Mural Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Track, 1, 2, Volleyball, 2, 3, 4, Echo Log Staff, 4. RUTH ANNA REESER Academic 'A Ruthie R. D. No. 1, York Haven, Pennsylvania Y-Teen Club, 1, Treasurer, 1, Social Club, 2, 4, Dramatics Club, 3, Vice- President, 3, Chorus, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Librarian, 4, Homeroom Assistant Treasurer, 4, Pep Club, 2, 3, Yearbook Editorial Staff, 4, Sophomore Play, 2, Echo Log Staif, 4. DORIS ELAINE REIGART Academic icD0l'lG,I R. D. No. 1, Mt. Wolf, Pennsylvania Dramatics Club, 1, 3, Social Club, 2, Jr. Red Cross, 4, Chorus, 2, 3, 4, Year- book Editorial Staff, 4. JOAN HELEN REISINGER Vocational Business J0anie R. D. No. 1, Manchester, Pennsylvania F.H.A. Club, 1, 2, Baton Twirling Club, 3, Jr. Red Cross, 4, Yearbook Art Staff, 4, Sophomore Play, 2. LEE PAUL RENTZEL Ar ademic 'ALefty Manchester, Pennsylvania Sports Club, 1, President, 1, Stag Club, 2, 3, Social Club, 4, Soccer, 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, Class President, 2, Class Vice-President, 3, Homeroom Chairman, 4, Yearbook Business Staff, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Council, 2, 4, Student Council, 2, 4, Senior Play, 4. RICHARD EARL RENTZEL General Dick', R. D. No. 1, Manchester, Pennsylvania Sports Club, 1, Science Club, 2, Hi-Y Club, 3, 4, Yearbook Business Staff, 4. 60 DENNIS LEE REPMAN Comniercial 'tRepman York Haven, Pennsylvania Sports Club, 1, Hi-Y Club, 2, 3, Stag Club. 4, Vice-President. 4, Soccer, 4, Yearbook Business Staff, 4. ROSE KATHRYN ROLLER Academic HRosie R. D. No. 1, Etters, Pennsylvania Y-Teen Club, 1, Social Club, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club, 2, Basketball, 2, Yearbook Business Staff, 4, Sophomore Play, 2. LESLEY EUGENE RUMSEY General Hliesl' R. D. No. 1, Mt. Wolf, Pennsylvania Sports Club, 1, Science Club, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3, Homeroom Chairman, 3, Class Treasurer, 4, Student Council, 3, Athletic Association, 3, Soccer Man- ager, 4, Basketball Manager, 4, Senior Play, 4. JACQUELINE JEANNETTE SEEGER Vocational Business f'Jac 32 S. Main Street, Manchester, Penna. Y-Teen Club, 1, 2, Social Club, 3, 4, Cheerleader, 2, 3, 4, Chorus, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Council, 4, Inter-Mural Bas- ketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club, 2, 3, Year- book Editorial Staff, 4, Echo Log Staff, 4, Homeroom Assistant Treasurer, 3, Volleyball, 3, 4, Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Track, 1, 2. HENRY JAMES SHAFFER General R, D. No. 1, Mt. Wolf, Pennsylvania Sports Club, 1, Science Club, 2, Social Cl.1b, 3, Jr. Red Cross, 4, Boys Chorus, 3, 4, Yearbook Editorial Staff, 4. ROBERT RAY SIPE General R. D. No. 1, Manchester, Pennsylvania Sci nce Club, 2, Hi-Y Club, 3, 4, Yearbook Business Staff, 4. CLAIR MARTIN SMITH Commercial A A Smitty ' ' R. D. No. 5, York, Pennsylvania Sports Club, 1, Social Club, 2, 3, Hi-Y Club, 4, Boys Chorus, 4, Yearbook Business Stai, 4. JUSTINE MAY SMITH Vocational Business R. D. No. 5, York, Pennsylvania Y-Teen Club, 1, 2, Social Club, 3, 4, Yearbook Editorial Staif, 4. DONALD ARTHUR SNELBAKER Commercial 'glluclz R. D. No. 1, Manchester, Pennsylvania Sports Club, lg Hi-Y Club, 2, 3, 4. HELEN ROMAINE SPAHR Vocational Business R. D. No. 1, Manchester, Pennsylvania FHA. Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Bus- iness Staff, 4. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN SPRENKLE, JR. Comm eroial 4'Ben R. D. No. 1, York Haven, Pennsylvania Sports Club, lg Science Club, 2, Hi-Y Club, 3, Social Club, 4, Yearbook Business Staff, 4. PATSY ANN STERNER Vocational Business HPat 17 High St. Manchester, Pennsylvania Y-Teen Club, 1, 23 Social Club, 3, 4, Track. lg Chorus, 4, Pep Club, 2, 3, Echo Log Staff, 43 Yearbook Business Staff, 4, Senior Play, 4. JULIA ANN STRALEY Academic Stumpie l ' R. D. No. 1, Etters, Pennsylvania Y-Teen Club, 1, Secretary, Social Club, 2, 4, Dramatics Club, 3, Vice- President, Class Treasurer, 1, Home- room President, 3, Homeroom Vice- President, 4, Studnt Council, 35 Soph- omore Play, 2, Chorus, 2, 4, Cheer- leader, lg Senior Play, 4. QUINETTA EUPHEMA STRONG Vocational Business R. D. No. 1, Mt. Wolf, Pennsylvania Jr. Red Cross, 43 Y-Teen Club, 1, 2, 3, Yearbook Business Stalf, 4, Chorus, 4, Cafeteria, 4. 62 !AQuin!7 JANET AGNES SWARTZ Academic Jan' i R. D. No. 4, York, Pennsylvania F.H.A. Club, 1, 2, Social Club, 3, 4, Yearbook Advertising Manager, 4. ROVENA GAIL SWEITZER Commercial 4'Rover' ' R. D. No. 4, York, Pennsylvania Y-Teen Club, 2, Social Club, 3, Jr. Red Cross, 4, Chorus, 2, 3, 4, Vice- President, 4, Band, 2, 3, 4, Music Fes- tival, 4, Yearbook Editorial Staff, Sophomore Play, 2. 45 ALICE LOUISE THOMPSON Vocational Business R. D. No. 1, York Haven, Pennsylvania F.H.A., 1, 2, Vice-President, 2, Dram- atics Club, 3, Jr. Red Cross, 4, Vice- President, Homeroom President, 2, Chorus, 4, Yearbook Editorial Staff, 4, Student Council, 2, Athletic Associ- ation, 2, Cafeteria, 2, 3, 4. RHODA MAE WALLACE Vocational Business Tootl' R. D. No. 3, Dover, Pennsylvania F.H.A. Club, 2, Social Club, 3, Jr. Red Cross, 4, Yearbook Business Staff, 4, Cafeteria, 2, 4. BELVENARROW CALVIN WILT Commercial HRedi' R. D. No. 1, York Haven, Pennsylvania Spznts Club, 1, Hi-Y Club, 2, 3, 4, Chorus, 4, Yearbook Business Staff, 4. SHIRLEY ANN WOLGAMUTH Vocational Business HShorty R. D. No. 1, Manchester, Pennsylvania F.H.A. Club, 2, Social Club, 3, 4, Chor- us, 4, Yearbook Business Staif, 4, Cafeteria, 4. 63 5 DOLL LESTER ZIRKLE Academic Zirk R. D. No. 1, Manchester, Pennsylvania Science Club, 2, Hi-Y Club, 3, 45 Chorus, 4g Sophomore Play, 2, Band, 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Business Staff, 4. SENIOR CLASS ADVISERS MR. WILBUR F. 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PHONE 49329 LAU ER 8. GROSS Electrical Contractors 1366 West Market Street YORK, PENNA. . 41 BARTON'S BAKERY MT. WOLF, PENNA. PIES, BUNS 84 CAKES Sales FORD Service ALLIS-CHALMERS TRACTORS POWER FARM MACHINERY BESHORE 84 KOLLER MANCHESTER, PENNA. Official AAA Sa Keystone Service Phone Manchester 2871 SPANGLER Office Equipment Co. UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITERS SALES 8z SERVICE II. East 'Philadelphia Street YORK, PENNA. Compliments of WOLF SUPPLY COMPANY Mt. WV01f - York Gettysburg - Wrightsville BUILDING MATERIAL Compliments of ARNOLD'S ESSO STATION Manchester, Penna. PHONE 2861 MARKLEY'S GROCERIES Pleasant Grove, Penna. PHONE MANCHESTER 3918 T. R. STERNER Electrical Contractor MT. WOLF, PENNA. Phone 2630 E. E. ZIMMERMAN Venetian Blinds - Shades Awnings - Winrlowv Display Material 293 East Cottage Place YORK, PENNA. Phone 63118 HOFFMAN'S FURNITURE STORE Emigsville, Penna. Compliments of JESSE M. WII.T'S CITIES SERVICE Newberrytown, Penna. IRVIN F. 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HSay It With Flowers JOHN DAUBER. FLORIST 1705 North George Street YORK, PENNA. HUMBLE-MUNDIS CO. Petroleum Products 1536 North George Street YORK, PENNA. PHONE 5777 Compliments of 8-12 Latimer Street YORK, PENNA. E. WOLFGANG CANDY CO. MORGAN E. FREY Furniture - Funeral Director NORTH YORK, PENNA. SEITZ MUSIC CENTRE Shoes of Quality I The Best. in Musical Merchandise NEWSWANGER S YORK, PENNA. 29-31 North Beaver Street Shoes for YORK' PENNA' Men - VVo1nen -- Children Compliments of HOB-NOB COFFEE SHOP CARLES C. MOHR CONTRACTOR R. D. 1 MT. WOLF, PENNA. Phone Manchester 3017 ROY L. GEESEY Iork's Leading Insurance Agency 45 East King Street YORK, PENNA. Phone 5528 Established 1838 GEORGE F. MOTTER SONS MACHINERY MANUFACTURING MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS YORK, PENNA. LESTER H. GROSS General Merchandise LEWISBERRY, PA. Phone Yocumtown 24-R-16 EPPLEY'S STORE Television Sa Appliances NEWBERRYTOWN, PA. Ask Dad - IIe Knows TERRY'S MEN'S WEAR 41-43 South George Street YORK, PENNA. HUSSIE BARE RESTAURANT Mt. XVo1f, Penna. SEEGER'S SODA GRILL GAS It Pays To Shop At Soda and Lunch KLlNE'S GROCERY Fountain Service MANCHESTER, PENNA. Phone Manchester 3736 Magazines - Greeting Cards . Groceries - Lunch - Smoked Meats SOUTH MAIN STREET MANCHESTER, PA. Ice Cream and Soft Drinks J. B. HOOVER INSURANCE AND BONDING 53 East Market Street York, Pennsylvania UINSURE VVITH JIM HOOVERH EAT . . .DRINK UW COMPLIMENTS OF MEET YOUR FRIENDS At LESLIE REESER Ramona Sandwich Shop X53 KATHARINE BEECHER CANDIES MANCHESTER, PENNA. 1 - 1 85 DIEHL'S FURNITURE STORE Furniture Sz Floor Coverings G. E. Appliances MT. WOLF, PENNA. Phone Manchester 2632 FRITZ BROS. MEAT MARKET Quality Home-Dressed Meats MT. WOLF, PENNA. SEITZ FOOD MARKET Groceries 85 General Merchandise Free Delivery Manchester 3853 MT. WOLF, PENNA. R. H. STRAYER'S GARAGE MT. VVOLF, PENNA. Phone Manchester 2146 BOECKEL BROS. Next to A 81 P Super Market 450 E. Philadelphia Street YORK, PENNA. Good Carkeeping STAUFFER'S HOME IMPROVEMENT, INC 'Wall Tile - Insulation Perma-Stone LANCASTER - YORK Jean Leighton Hatfield PINE TREE INN 2500 West Market Street YORK, PENNA. PARKSIDE CAFE Good Food Compliments of D. F. STAUFFER BISCUIT CO., INC. YORK,PENNA. Compliments of A FRIEND ARCHIE K. MAY TIIE JEWIGLER, 626 VVest Market St. YORK, PENNA. Where Gems and Gold Are Fairly Sold Compliments of WARD W. WYNN OIL Sa GAS BURNIGRS 574 West Market St. YORK,PENNA. Compliments of KOLLER FERTILIZER CO. YORK, PENNA. Factories: Glen Rock, Pa.-Coatesville, Pa. Fertilizers, Cotton Seed Meal, Soybean Meal ' Wi lc: CREAM PENN DAIRIES. INC. THE FRANK W. AMEY CO. I-ll North Duke St. York, Pa. Phone 5836 FRIDEN CALCULATORS VICTOR ADDING MACHINES CLYDE A. BOECKEL 8: SONS Interior Oak Finishing' lininlmer Doors Sa Windows Custom Millwork R. D. 1 Manchester Pa Near Strinestown ' COLLEGE I JUNIOR I I YORK I STEP I NEXT I YOUR I Compliments of Meet Your Friends At The .A 3 I'L2l'l6! I THE NEW LEEDS I KESSLER'S 27 VVest Market Street FROZEN CUSTARID YORK, PENNA- and Snack Bar SUSQUEHANNA TRAIL, NORTH THOMPSON COLLEGE York-205 South George Street Harrisburg-18 North Fourth Street Courses ACCOUNTANCY MEDICAL SECRETARY SECRETARIAL CIVIL SERVICE SALESMANSHIP BANKING FILING STENOGRAPHY DICTAPHONE KEY PUNCH EDIPHONE Approved For Veteran's Training 88 - Compliments of DR. and MRS. GECRGE S. BLYMIRE CongraTuIaTions And Best Wishes To The Class Of 1953 THE KING PRESS fjainiing. Printers of Mamzlivster High Schoolis Yearbook and School Paper HILL STREET and THIRD AVENUE Phone 85377 YORK, PENNA 89 5llfLf07'Cd!9 f- sr 'N I-'Ji ',- fx dl 4-K