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

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First row, left to right-Mr. Wilbur F. Zimmerman, Bob Boll, James Walker, Lee Diehl, Jack Stoner, Raymond Sweitzer, Lance Strayer, David Sipe, Glenn White, Leon Bupp, Wilbur Miller, Mr. William A. Bateman. Second row, left to right-Larry LaPrairie, John Gross, Leonard Heilman, Ronald Sunday, Thomas Brcnneman, Donald Stoner, Harry Fissel, Terry Hale, Glenn Staub. Gary Gembe. Third row, left to right-Raymond Bentz, Glenn Heilman, Mervin Crawford, Larry Brenner, Glenn Meyer, Larry Good, William Sipe, Gene Harget, Bob Godfrey, Duane Bupp, Bob Glatfelter. Fourth row, left to right-David Strausbaugh, Bob Dietz, Oscar Seager, Rodney Boeckel, Samuel King, Gary Nause, Ronald Danner, Edward Hoover, Paul Shaffer, Claude Harris, lVIahlon Hamme. Fifth row, left to right-Donald Miller, Paul Lo Bianco, Tony Lo Bianco, Jolin Staub, Dale Billet, Walter Hoover, Harry Hatterer, Ronald Lindenmuth, Dale Grim, Victor Bupp. Sixth row, left to right-Gordon Jacoby, Robert Stoppard, Stanley Ettingcr, Eddie Shank, Glenn Elfner, Richard Humbert, James Goodyear, Wayne Bucher, Martin Chapman, John Lockard, Richard Gladfelter. Seventh row, left to right-Francis Hanna, Larry Brenneman, Wayne Gundy, Terry Warner, George Benyak, Stanley Jordan, Wayne May, Roger Bolton, Larry Gladfelter, Ned Blymire, Larry Bare, William Quickie. Eighth row, left to right-Donald Sweitzer, VVilbert Mickley, George Bowers, Roy Strausbaugh, Richard Hoover, Larry Reeser, Terry Reinhard, Ken Brenneman, Clark Lehman. Flean speeeh, living. sports. and scholarship xvell as nhysieal. mental. social. spiritual or religions gi-ovvtli. is the purpose of the lli-Y t'lnh. A subsidiary of the Y. Bl. C. A., the local clnh enjoyed the taeilities offered hy the Y. M. t'. A. in York. Pennsylvania. Heading the Ili-Y tflnh this year was lianee Strayer as president with -lohn Stoner as vice-president. Other officers were as follows: Note Keeper, lree Diehl: t'asln-egister. David Sine: Chaplain, harry Hare. Mr. W. l+'. Zinnner- man and lli: William A. liateman served as advisors: Mr. lra Y. liaker. Mr. t'la1enee li, tlrenflort. and Mr. t'arl W. Nelson comprised the advisory council. Donating' hasliets to needy families at tfhristmas headed the list of activ- ities that was done hy the lli-Y tflnh during' the year. Other activities included a swininiing- party at the Y, ill. t'. A., a field trip to the State Farm Show at llarrishurgg and instruction in marksinanship, As an indneement to active participation in the lli-Y Clnh, lli-Y pins were awarded at the heginning ol' the second semester to those who met the demands of the lli-Y prograni. 6-Z Sefwdce

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cwddm First row, left to right-Elaine Reisinger, Sonia Meads, Barbara Kauff- man, Barbara Boyer, Barbara Bretz, Kathy Chicote, Richard Hombach Shirley Boll, Yvonne Brenneman. Second row, left to right-Barry Julius, Crist Shearer, Lowell Reeser Sandra Repman, Ronald Toomey, Robert Murphey, Richard Stevens. Third row, left to right-Miss Margaret A. Barrett, Rita Raifens- berger, Mary Diehl, Charlotte Dittenhafer, Jan Everhart, Sara Ann Ort Connie Stoppard. This newly wgaiiizml 4-hih was under :ii 1-onstmit buzz oi' zu-tivity cluringg club periods. lvlltlll viitwiiig' the roohi one voulml fillil 21 moiclvl :1i1'plz1hO, or 21 painting near its l'011115lt'1lUll. Otlivr memhcrs were fouml 0I'0l'lll'tlIlg'. Working with lvzltlier gromls, or worltiiig on similar pi-ojwts. All of these projevts have worthwhile uses. Miss lizirrvtt spolisori-ml the vhih ziml with the help ol' the following oii'i4-ers thcgv have tQ'OlIlIJlt'tCll a Sllt't10SSflll year. The ottivvrs were: l,Y'0Slll0llf. Kathy fllllt'Otl'Z Xylt'Q-l,l't'Slllttl1f, l-Zzxrluzlrn Brotxg SCl'l'K'l2lI'Y, lgil1'lJ2ll'2l lioyvr: !lll'02lSl1l'l'I', Dirk ll0Illll2ll'll. 21

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.feilfmmeab , , ,ws ya: School spirit and promotion of ilitvrerst in sports is the idea. behind the Varsity lmttcrmcn's Club Boing' thc first mflulm of its kind at M. ll. S.. thc mom- lmcrs have solnething' oi' which to lw lDl'0ll1l. Thi 1-ttcrnivn sponsored the Varsity lhincc. l:l'Eltl1l lUE Dick 3l,0lll and his On-vliestra. 111 which Gloria M Wciricli was l'l1OS0ll :ls Swv0tlis'zn't by the mm-mlzers md pinned by the prvsimlcnt. limlwzllwl Beck. First row, left to right-Frank Neff, Barry Kreb3, Don Prowellg Vice-President, Edward Becky President, Kenneth Strine, Sec- retary-Treasurerg Gene Plow- man, Thomas Schroeder. Second row, left to right- Floycl White, Neil Lloyd, Ed Weigle, Charles Miller, Edwin Beck, Gerald Strine, Larry Huy- ett. Third row, left to right-Glenn Knaub, Ronald Knaub, Mr. John Allison,