Northern High School - Panorama Yearbook (Dillsburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1953 volume:

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When Time has stolen our years and we are no longer youthful, we hope its pages help you to recall all the smiles 'and tears - - all the images of well known places and events at Northern High School. - -- THE EDITORS Dedication , , Faculty , Seniors , , School Life , Activities , , Features , , Athletics , , Underclassmen Advertisers , , CONT ENT S Page 4 . '7 ,ia .43 ,47 ,55 ,61 .71 ,89 3125515 alikiiuvml We, the Class of 1953, dedicate this edition of the PANORAMA to the County Superintendent of Schools Mr. Harvey E. Swartz, and his two assistants, Mr. H. Edgar Reigle and Mr. Harry W. Shenk, for the outstanding services rendered the seven districts forming the NORTHERN YORK COUNTY JOINT SCHOOL SY STEM. Mr. H. Edgar Reigle 8 Jackson treet Spring Grove, Penna. ggqililarvey E. Swartz I? ghenk a am treet York' Pennsylvania Dallastown, Penna. ln Q 715 naman of Lbiulraiiinn We the Class of 1953 wish to express our gratitude to the members of the various Boards of Education for their outstanding contribution to the growth of our district. May the new I unior-Senior High School stand as a monument for their worthy ideals and purposes. OFFICERS OF THE JOINT BOARD Geroge H. Knisely ------ George C. Hertwick Gilbert I. Bricker - - - - G. Kenneth Cocklin President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Members of the Respective Boards of Education: Carroll Township C. C. Gasswint Earl W. Albert Mrs. Letitia Strayer M. L. Speck Mrs. Kathryn Nailor Franklin Township Philip Hudson John S. Culp Robert Young Stewart Lehman Harry Binner Monaghan Township Wayne E. Myers Harold A. Fortney Paul A. Myers Mrs. Emma Cocklin Richard Eichelberger Dillsburg Borough R. K. Lefever C. I. Stauffer G. Kenneth Cocklin George H. Knisely Vernon B. Nesbit Wellsville Borough R. F. Lonlg I. H. Bel Donald D. Hoover George C. Hertwick Paul . Bodwell Franklintown Borough Clyde H. Lucas C. Eugene Wonders Ralph C. Gundrum James Williams Ervin Diehl Warrington Township Ervin E. Laughman Ray Wentz Niles H. Shearer Robert S. Knaub Claude J. Dennis ipfimtinaljs ffilllssssags A Mr. William C. Evans Principal Lebanon Valley University of Pittsburgh A. B. and A. M. s i V... 5 ggklfla mms? Members of the Class of 19 53: A P You are graduating during a period when the world is S C involved in a battle of ideologies for men's minds, which is Democracy versus Communism. May you dedicate your lives :l for the preservation of Democracy. Our government means: Government with the consent of the govemed, as contrasted with government by dic- tatorial force imposed by suatagem and violence. Government with the consent of the governed requires the establish- ment and preservation of impartial election machinery, purity of the ballot, freedom of candidacy, open presentation of issues, liberty of press and discussion and educated electorate, and the right of the people to alter their fundamental laws by established processes as changed conditions call for alterations in the powers and forms of government. The preservation of personal liberty -- full religious liberty and freedom of press, speech, assembly, and petition -- The preservation of the rights of property lawfully acquired against arbitrary seisure and confiscation. The assumption of full individual responsibility in the discharge of private and public obligations. The Senior Class wishes to express their sincere thanks to you, Mr, Evans, for the wonderful guidance you have given us through our four years in high school. Without your help, many of our achievements could not have been accomplished. Miss Ieane Bock Secretary 'Jeane is every- one's friend. W l I f s X in 5 5- 't 2311. if F' in .st It . TV LF . gif of i ' 51 2 - .vi -1. Wil. A 1 aw 2 WT fi sz- 1 , X- - , 25555157 H A A H . '- Q21 if. T - 1 A .seas f 1 Q52 CSE! f. - iQ1eKi?ff'i gg ff 3 Arthur T. Kaup A.B. Ella May Statler B.S. Harley H. Spoerlein B S Franklin and Marshall West Chester University of Maryland American History Music Agriculture World History Problems of Democracy fm of 5 - 4 . if Nx 6,5 - E! fl N K I x ' 'll -5 , K .Ile ff A Lf A QDWMJ Robert F. Habig B,S, Mary F. Habig A.B. e Z. Musser A B M Shippensburg Lebanon Valley li Taylor University Shorthand, Typing 1 Spanish 1-2 U' Penn State Bookkeeping English 1-2 Biology, Mathematics 'tk if S x M ,...-U J .ag 1 ii o Q I Ka K Q' T' 2 K ssw, f. t we Q.. t ,Q y Q 5 . it Sis. 5-,3 ',i, 1' MSM-v K ' f X 5 Thomas L. Turner B.S. Shirley L. Forest B.S. Richard R. Hoopes B.S. Penn State Lockhaven Elizabethtown General Science Physical Education Mathematics Chemistry, Physics Health -Kia 'Q 5 W , sf 'W 4 X XIX- J an Opel, in .- -Iwi S K . - -W t X fi E ' S K W' Bucknell University English 2 3 4 wa A f' n saw . Elizabeth Sanders A.B. '.f?',:,j - L 3 nj I flmsiitt. ' i Y' 'gt 5 1 Charles A. Hoff Temple Physical Education Health Thelma Armstrong B. S. M.B.A Lebanon Valley University of Pennsylvania General Business Typing .., 1-A, .K K N I r. ,- . aids ....s..sQa ,. Light, sr...-4.san..L.,. .Ami Lois K. Snook B.A. Irene M. Wright B.A. M.A. Frances A, Hoxworth B,S Gettysburg College Albright College Drexel Institute of Tech English, History Columbia Ungiersity Vocational Home EC, Socia Stu es Latin ,- ?..gQ1f.,,Q v -i sf' ' - in ', , .. .- , -' nun 1 E.llQ- an Eau ' 4' ,Q QQQEESMQIJLJE IJ . 0, ......... . . - . . -... - .lf :Q yllgll. Robert Paxson B.S. Geral ' 4161 B. S. Earl R. Zimmerman B. Kutztown sburg California S. T. C. English Pennsylvania S. T. C. Industrial Arts Shop if mM?,gg: f.,. in -1 f-. , . -wf -N so gg L sas mf as Q, H53 Q sr W, L,,, ' J' x . qffumli' 'Mr I I-if .5 Wi ' i ' kia gm fwgwewaessf ifsifbfi Y M . ' K , Q 'HW 'g lf ' all i C' 'N K ' 1 3 ' '--e Quentin E. Getz B. S. Raymeta C. Hollenshead B. S. Eugene S. Suereth B.S. Shippensburg Mansfield Lockhaven Science, Penmanship Music History I ,Tr , Q22 -3-fl 1 J Q! :E qfo , lie' I i ff a - I' 3- are Qi ff 1 ,, I as in Patricia A, Emlet B. S. Richard Nell B.S. Margaret S. Neff B.S. Gettysberg Shippensburg Bucknell Mathematics Mathematics Spellin , Civics Guigance . an ' - Anna M. Shellenberger B. S. Lloyd S, Stetler B.S. Mrs. Miriam Zudrell R. N York Junior Col ege Elizabethtown School Nurse Pennsylvania State College Geography Vocational Home Economics ii, g . -..ww A f .W ..,, ,Mini if if, ' ' . A, .1 ieiazg' 65 - ' 2 l yi ' X ,A f f ' i 41 Joyce L. Eakin B.S. Mildred N. Houck A.B. Lucille Steele B.S. Millersville S. T. C. Beaver College Indiana S.T.C. Library, Science Temple University Music , gif I,-P' Penn Siate 'College . Lf? vi. ICR! Q , X AAL? V if Dietitian X B - .155 K 2 ..:,,..L. 5 h wggekqi- ,Q A -.. w if N. .1'. wuz' In , r,' nr It' lg' 'l 'l,' 71:51, lx J., fr, la 'I '11 f 1 'fy 'l I -'lx 1, !l ' has 711,51 r' ln' t '1'. x I 1-If: 1' if lift' I, Eff! 1 , U , 1, If 1, r 'Yr 22155 Q ' 1 I 'I I 'rl yt' , 1,' I, y' , I, , 1 r I I 1 rl, 73 I 'I l ,, 1 I, U, 'v X Q Y 5, , I' Y' 'I 1 'ur iff? .Q 1,1 v 'V I l 1 ' ' ' f , '-. 'v .- 'iz I I I 1 1 Ig: ty fy l . - ,':'1,'1.- '12 4? 'I ' r If tl 1.' r 'I ttf' 1 1, ' ' 'l,f,!'1 gt' 1 ' r fl 'U ' n I' v 'I' 'I 'III K1 : n, n, l, f,r:, v, P v I P. 'll I P ' 1 'I -'r,' K A+ V ' ' v v I 1' v, 1' '. ' 1 'Q 'I' 'Q wa Vg 'U' 'Q 'sn 1' r fl' I I 1 Af' .W .I ff, V .j J Q sq? S-Qing 4 s 'H-Magix Y 1' X WILLIAM K. BAER January 10, 1934 General Mixed Chorus, 3,4, Dramatrcs, 2,4, , lntra mural Sports, 3,4,g Soccer, 4. Bill ... one of the three musketeers -- ' iii F-w Y Hamm, Hershey and Baer . . . favorite pas- time is sleeping and eau? pleasing disposition . . . petpeeve is iology . . , plans to be a State Police man . . . CHESTER L. BYERS July 12, 1935 Academic Intramural Sports, 3 . . . 'Chet' . . . prefers blonds. . . What do you carer' . . . quiet . . . likes wrestling matches and hot rod Fords .. . dislikes garlic and cottage cheese . . . courteous . . . would like to join the Army . .. DONNA JEAN CHRONISTER October 2, 1935 General F. H,A. , 1, 2, 3, 43 Softball, 3,43 Volley- ball, 3, 4,g Intramural Sports, 3, 4g Girls Glee Club, 3,4g Purple and White, 4: Pano- rama, 4, 'Smokey' . . , likes skating and motorcycles H. 'Check that, will you? full of fun. . . seen with Nancy and Leona . . . dis- likes Home Ec. Class . . . plans to work at the Bell . . . If not lost . . . ??fL5'!2il A , , ,,,, Q 'H wg S ta. 4 wi K- I CECILY CONAWAY November 5, 1935 General Volleyball, 3,4, Softball, 3,45 Hockey, 3. 4: Intramural Sports, 3, 4, Panorama, 4. Sis . . . usually with Joyce and Ginny . . . enjoys movies and sports 'Watch that Stuff . . . outstanding hockey player . . . pet peeve is studying would like to join the Waves . . . KENNETH E. DARR September 13, 1935 Agriculture Dramatics, 3, 43 Panorama, 4g Intramural Sports, 1, 2, 3, 4g Varsity Soccer, 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. l,2,3,4. 'Ken' . . . mechanically inclined . . . likes hunting . . , talkative . . , usually found in York Springs . . . good worker . . . wants to be an automobile mechanic. 1 .............,.. JAMES EVANS March 14, 1935 Commercial Soccer, 2,3,4g Intramural Sports, 1, 2,3, 4g Mixed Chonxs, 1, 2,3,4g District Chorus, 3, 4, County Chorus, 1, 3,4g Purple and White, R 3,4g Dramatics, 2,45 Panorama, 4. it 4 lim likes hunting, soccer and air- ,tisyi S' planes . . . ood soccer player . . . 'Come on . . , disliies girls fWe wonderj . . . talent- 4' ed . . . seen wit Bob . . . future aviator . . . , CHARLES L. FARENCE July 26, 1935 Agriculture F, F, A, , 1, 2, 3, 45 Purple and White staff, 4. 'Charlie' .... enjoys hunting .... F. F. A. Chaplain for three years .... shy .... pet peeve is school .... would like to be a machine operator or a farmer .... COLLEEN FEE December 15, 1935 Commercial Varsity Hockey, 3: Intramural Sports, 3,4. Fee Fee' 'Guess I fooled ou' likes skating, dancing, and reading .... engaged! .... dislikes doing homework .... plans to work in an -office and later get married . . . , MARLIN C. FLEMING July 22, 1935 Agriculture F, F,A. , 1, 2, 3,4g Baseball 3, 43 Intramural Sports, 1,2,3,4g Panorama, 4. 'Tom' . . . likes hunting and sports . . . Oh, heck , n ' dislikes school. . . Seen with Bud . . . Usually found at home . . . Plans to make farm ing his career. CLYDE M. FLOHR Iune 15, 1935 General F. F. A. , 1, 2g Mixed Chorus 1, 2g Varsity Soccer, 1,2,3,4g Varsity Baseball, 1,2, 3,4g Intramural Sports, 1,2,3,4g Panorama, 4g Class Officer, 2. F1ohr , . , An all around guy . . . 'Holy Cow' . . . fond of sports and chicken in the basket . . . usually seen with Kay and Bill . . . always chewing gl-ll'Il . . . Carpenter . . . KAY R. GASSWINT August 6, 1935 Commercial Intramural Sports, 1, 2, 3,43 Mixed Chorus, 2, 3, 4: Panorama 4, Dramatics, 1. 2, 4, Class Officer, 1,4. Kay . . . Class vice president . . . dislikes back seat drivers . . . mischievous . . . What an outfit' . . . C1yde's buddy . . . good typist , , , likes pretty girls , . , , DONALD F. GROVE January 26, 1936 Agriculture Purple and White, 3,43 Dramatics. 2, Pano- rama, 4: Intramural Sports, 1, 2,3,4g Class officer, 4. Grovie . .. A pal of Ken's . . . cheerful .. . 'Son ofa gun' ... class secretary likes outdoor sports . . ,short . . . would like to be a farmer . . . ,-pn is SHERMAN M. GROVE April 22, 1934 Agriculture F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports 3, 45 Pur- ple and White Staff, 4, Panorama Staff, 4, Stage Crew, 3,4. Grovie . ., likes farming and hunting . . . A 'Holy Cow . .. quiet ... active F,F.A, ss member . . . very bashful . . . enjoys driving , A A A his new car ... JOHN WILLIAM HAMM December 20, 1935 General Mixed Chorus, 1,2,3,4g county chonis, 33 baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Purple and White, 4, Panorama, 4, Dramatics, 2,3,4g Soccer, 1, 2, 3, 4. 'Bill' . .. enyoys playing soccer . .. talka- tive . . . pet peeve is school . . , sports enthu- siast . . . usually seen with Donna . . . am- bition is to be a garage attendant . . . DONALD A, E. HAMMOND September 2, 1933 Agriculture Soccer, 2, 3, 4: Baseball, 1,2,3,4g Intra- mural Sports, 1, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4g Stage Crew, 3. Don . .. likes milk shakes, hunting, and fishindg . . . cheerful . . . 'Holy smokes' . . . frien y to all. . . plans to work on his father's faml . . . i RALPH P. HERSHEY February 1, 1935 General Soccer, 3, 4, Baseball, 3, 4g Intramural Sports, 3.4. Pete drives a Ford convertible .. . these haircuts! fond of a certain Sophomore girl . . . lots of fun, amusing . . , ambition is to be a lawyer. JOYCE HESS February 7, 1935 Commercial Panorama, 4g F.H.A. , 1, 2, 3,43 Intramural Sports, 3,4. 'Joyce' . . . excellent cook . . . 'Oh good' ... likes sports ... Sarah, Cecily, and Joyce . . . quiet . . . dislikes getting up early . . . plans a career in typing . . . VIRGINIA HOLLANDSWORTH February 26, 1936 Commercial Purple 8a White Staff, 45 Panorama Staff, 45 F.H,A. 2: Hockey, 3,45 Intramural Sports, 3, 4. 'Ginny' . . , seen with Irene and Sis . . . 'How about that' . .. enjoys sports . .. Do you have your Spanish finished? . . . dislikes studying . . . future secretary . . . F3 54 fi si ' 351 JANET HOOVER December 30, 1935 General F.H.A. , 3, 4g Dramatics, 4g Intramural Sports, 4, Softball, 3,4g Vol1eyba1l,4g Pano- rama, 4. 'Junior' . . . 'Holy Cow' . . . enjoys roller skating ... pet peeves are Home Ec. and working . . . likes to talk . . . would like to be a typist and later get married . . . MEARL A. KILMORE January 24, 1936 Academic Mixed Chorus, 3, 4g Purple and White, 4g Panorama, 4. 'Mad Anthony' . . . likes School and canasta . . . 'Drop Dead' . . . reserved . . . seen with Bill and John . . . dislikes silly girls . . . aims to be a millionaire MARILYN KLUGH September 20, 1935 Commercial Hockey, 3,4g Softball, 3,4g Volleyball, 3, 43 Intramural Sports, 3, 4: Girls Chorus, 2.3, 43 Mixed Chorus, 2,3g Panorama, 4. Squeeky . . , dislikes mice. . . 'Gee whisk- ers' . . , little but mighty . . . fond of red Fords and southern gentlemen . .. full of fun. .. plans to work in the shoe factory. . . gal , f,2,,,: y A 1 , b,,., ppp pp si.. KAY N. KREISER October 19, 1935 Commercial F. H. A. , 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus, 2, 3, Girls Chorus, 1, 2,3,4g Hockey, 3,43 Purple and White, 43 Dramatics, 43 Panorama, 4. 'Kay' . . . Oh, shoot' . . . A friend oflrene's . . . attractive . . . likes '49 Chevies . . . amicable . . . dislikes an unexpected test . . . marriage . . . DONNA M. LEESE March 7, 1936 Ccxnmerclal F. l-LA. , 1,2,3,4g Mixed Choms, 2, 3. 4, Girls Chorus 1, 2,3,4g Varsity Volleyball, 1, 3,4g Purple and White, 2,3,4g Panorama, 4: Cheerleader, 3,4g Dramatics 2, 3,4g 'Donna' . . , peppy cheerleader . . . petite . . . Maybe , . , dislikes shorthand and being teased . . . lively, full of fun . . . usually found at Wo1fe's . . . future nurse . . . BUD S. LEREW June 2, 1935 Agriculture F. F, A. , 1, 2,3,4g Intramural sports, 1, 2, 3, 43 Varsity baseball, 1, 2,3,4g 'Bud' ... 'Gee Whiz' ... likes outdoor sports . .. capabel baseball player . .. no girls in his life?? drives a chevy plans to work in a lumber yard . . . Warn, ' x , ' v ' W ig- sz 1 1. 'Fx , .f fj - was ' L' f A 3 fi is A f ,.f 3, : wig ,Q if llfiif fi' TT 1 ' -1:1 W? A Q Qi 5: , 3 f , NORMAN McCURDY September 2, 1934 Agriculture Soccer, 4glntramura1Sports, 3,4g F. F.A. 3, 43 Dramatics, 3. 'Trig' . . . likes outdoor sports . . . 'Son of 2 gurl . . . enjoys playing soccer . . . pleas- ing 19erS0nality . . . usually seen with Jane . . . drives a Buick . . . plans to be a Forester GLENN LEROY MYERS October 26, 1933 Agriculture Soccer, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 2, 3: Intramural Sports, 3,43 F.F. A, 1, 2, 3.4. 'Suzie' . . , likes huntin and famling . . . I'11 be dogione' . . . gislikes nickname iven to him y Mr. Kaup . . . everybody's iiend . . . plans for future ---- farming . . . JOYCE NELL June 11, 1935 General Intramural Sports, 3, 43 Softball, 4g Volley- ball, 4g F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Dtamatics, 43 Panorama, 4. 'Joyce' . . . 'Watch that stuff' . . . pet peeve is washin dishes. .. alwayshappy . . . likes sports ans black chevies . . , wants to be a typist and later get married . . . CLAIR F. ORNER August 8, 1935 Agriculture Dramatics, 4, Intramural Sports, 1, 2, 3, 45 Soccer, 2,3,4: Baseball, 2g Mixed Chorus, 1, 2, 3,45 F.F. A. , 1, 2, 3,4. Emery . . . married man . . . likes CMS and motorcycles . . . competent soccer goalie . . . pet peeve is school . , , seen with Doris . . . future Butcher . . . ' IRENE D. RYDER March 15, 1935 Commerical Girls Chorus, 3,4gMixed Chorus, 3gF.H.A. , 1,2g Panorama, 4,g Purple and White, 4, Hockey, 3,43 Intramural Sports, 3,45 Whippie . . . 'Gad Gertie' . . . a friend to Sis . . . good hockey player . . . likes roller skating . . . pet peeve is studying . . . would like to work in York .... JACQUELINE K. SCHAFFER February 25, 1936 Commercial Girls Chorus, 3.4, Mixed Chorus,4g F.H.A, , 33 Purple and White, 3, 4, Panorama, 4, Dramatics, 3,4. Iacie . . . likes dancing and ice skating . . . always smiling . . . Sugar . . . seen with Jo and Analee .. . everybody's friend . . . wants to be a successful in a job . . . fag My MARION LOIS SCHRADE July 18, 1934 Commercial 3 Purple Sz White Staff, 4, Volleyball, 1,2g Gir1's Chorus, 1, F.H.A. . 1,2,3,4. Schradey . . . dislikes school, . , Mamamia . . . . quiet and courteous . . . usually seen with Lloyd. . . likes maroon FordConvertibles . . . plans to get married and work at the Bell. ANALEE SHILLITO February 19, 1935 Academic Purple and White, 1,2,3,4g Panorama, 4: Dramatics, 3, 43 County Chorus, 4, Mixed Chorus, 2, 3,4g Gir1's Glee Club, 1, 2, 3,4. Lee .., enjoys dancing and being with her friends . . . 'Heavens to Betsy' . . . dis- likes early morning rising . . . friendly . . . usually with Jacie or Jo . . . plans a future in nursing . , , 'in' aa, F RALPH D. SLYDER February 16, 1934 General Purple 85 White, 4, Panorama, 4, F. F. A. Doc . . . Holy heck . . . math whiz .. . likes girls and farming , . , usually found at Nell's . . . dislikes dogs . . . fond of horses future farmer , Qt. ,WNY BARBARA ELAINE SMITH January 11, 1936 Commercial F. H. A. 1, 2, 3,43 Girls Chorus, 2, 3, 4g Mixed Chorus, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball, 1, 2, 3, 4, County Chorus, 1,4g Intramural Sports,3,4g Cheer- leader, 3, 45 Panorama, 4. Barb . . , likes to talk . . . peppy cheer- leader . .... Is that rightr' . , , enjoys danc- ing, skating, and riding in a '52 Mercury. . . dislikes being called Bes Paul's in her future . .. How about it, Tooter??? MARGARET ANN SPANGLER February 26, 1936 Commercial County Chorus, 43 Class Officer, 2, 3, 45 softball, 3, 4g Volleyball, 1, 2, 3,4g Intra- mural Sports, 3,4g Purple and White, 3,43 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls Chorus, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus, 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader, 3, 4, Dramatics, 2, 3,43 Panorama, 4. Marg . . , Editor of our Panorama . . . All around girl . . . peppy cheerleader captain . . . class historian . . . Does that ma.ke you happy now? . . . plans to be a Dental Hy- gienist . . . Bob's also in her future . . . Good uck Bully . . . WILLIAM S. STAMBAUGH August 1, 1936 cademic Mixed Chorus, 43 Purple and White, 3,43 Dramatics, 4: Intramural Sports, 35 Pano- rama, 4. Bill , . . Editor of our Purple and White . . . Intellectual . . . enjoys school work and playing chess . . . Comprendez . . . plans to go to college and later West Point ..... X if Pais .E f i t. W , it Fey l is: ,-,.. 9391? I is NANCY LOU STRAYER January 10, 1936 General Girls Chorus, 2,3,4, Mixed Chonis, 2, 3, 4, County Chorus, 1, F. H. A. . 1, 2. 3.4. :P3f10' rama, 4, Dramatics, 4, Class Treasurer, 1, Nan . . , enJoys skating . . . That s just honkey dory . . . usually found with Donna Jean and Leona . .. pet peeve is school . .1 plans to work at the Bell . . . KATHLEEN SWAIM January 23, 1936 Academic Hockey, 3,4g Class President4g Softball, 3, 4, Volleyball, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports, 2, 3, 4g Mixed Chorus, 3,43 Girl's Chorus, 2,3,4g County Chorus, 4, Purple and White, 3,4g Panorama, 4, Dramatics, 3,4. Kathie . . , our class president . . . man- hater . . . likes cats . . . witty . . . dislikes do s and her middle name Of course nogody asked me' . . . friendly . . . college bound . . . VERLA R. TODD April 10, 1935 General .1 Y- sr iii. F. H.A. 1,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus, 3,4g Girl's Chorus, 1, 3, 4, Intramural Sports, 3, 4, Purple and White, 3,4g Panorama, 4, Toddy . . . 'Oh Mother' . . . mischievous . . . dislikes shorthand . . . our artist for the Purple and White . . . seen with Bill . . . plans to work at the Bell . . . rail ' JOHN H. TOWNSEND May 15, 1935 General Purple and White, 3,4g Panorama, 4gInu'a- mural Sports, 3g John You don't say dislikes grouchy teachers . .. pals of Bill and Mearl , . , likes anything good to eat . . . scholarly l .. . plans to be successful in the business world . . . ROBERT W. WAGNER October 13, 1935 General Mixed Chorus, 2,3,4g Purple and White, 4, County, District, and State Band, 3,4g 'Bob' a al of Jim's hardly a word . . . P . . . all day long . . . enjoys playing in the band . . , dislikes geometry . . . ambition is to be a musician . . . SARAH J, WATTS October 22, 1934 General Girls Chorus, 2, 3,4, Mixed Chorus, 3,4, F. F- Al 9 21 31 4: 'Warty' . , , likes chevy cars and movies. . . Hot Digiity Dog' . . , a smile for everyone ,, , that right red hair . .. plans a future in typing . . . p so E: R H .Q . ,ga , , sr,3V ' am. at 2 aff it A Mez - -wx - A ' WK af' -gur- ls , ' +9 ' s qs ,F SHIRLEY WEIGARD August 1, 1935 Commercial F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, Girls Chorus, 2, 3,4g Mixed Chorus, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball, 2, 3, 4gInt.ramural Sports, 3, 4, Dramatics, 4g Panorama, 4. Weigard . . . good natured . . .likes Buicks and a certain guy . . . 'This could be fatal . . . lots of fun , . , plans to work in a bank and get married . . , IO WIERMAN May 6, 1935 Academic Class Officer, 1,2,4p County Chorus, 1,4g Girls Chorus, 1, 2, 3.4, Mixed Chorus, 2,3, 43 Purple and White, 1,2,3,4g Dramatics, 2,3,4g Panorama, 4. Io Handles all our money ... Do you really think so? . . . Amiable . . . likes swimming and dancing . . , travels with Iacie and Analee .., 'Jake' . .. Cute nose future nurse . . . STERLING E. WILLIAMS October 18, 1936 General F.F.A. 1,2, Purple and White, 4. 'Clem' . . , Go home buddy' . . . C1air's al . . . always smiling , , , likes chili con came and cute girls .. dislikes grouchy teachers , . . future truck driver . . . VANCE E. WOLFE July 23, 1935 Agriculture Intramural Sports, 3, 45 Soccer, 2,3,4g F. H,A, 1,2,3,4. Ike . . . 'I think so . . . artist extraordinary . . . likes hunting and fishing . . . pet peeve is school enjoys skating . . . plans to work at Hersheys' Ice Cream Factory . . . LEONA EILEEN ZEIGLER March 6, 1935 Commercial Purple and White, 4gGir1's Chorus, 3,43 Mixed Chorus, 3, 4, F.H.A, 1, 2, County Chorus, lp Panorama, 4, Dramatics, 4. Onie . . . usually with Nancy and Donna Jean . . . vivacious . . . That's for darn sure' . . . enjoys dancin , roller skating, and music . . . wants toie a singer . . . 3 5 Qs, 4. 'P . 3 ill' A ' ,fl ,M if nf?- C t 352 t f r 3 ' lat, 3 W M . ,r K ' 5 2 .ff A ti-P ,. wma if .L-I X- an V if ana i f 'H 'P vw U if t 1 2 R if Z fb ' x Wai Ri QA 42491 'W 'Tv Q 'Lil Lily 1 ,. fl? X 'Y ,in 3' -A 3 l ,pu Av Qfllass whom School, with all its fun and friendship Years-of studyg hours of play, Now is over, as we gather For the last time here today. Every year horizons widen And new interests we gain, But. of dear old Northern High School, Fondest memories will remain. May our hearts forever treasure All the friendships we have made, And our minds, inspired and eager Face the Future, unafraid. CLASS MOTTO Learn as if you would live foreverg Live as if you die tomorrow. CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLORS Red Rose Cherry Red and Silver Grey Q X K i .1 f-,.-v 2 :,.:. 3 Sad l i g . cutest Most Athletic Most Bashful Kay Kreiser Kathy Swaim Ivyce Hess Norman McCuxdy Rallih Hershey Sherman Grove Most Likely To Succeed Leona Zeigler Bill Stambaugh A L Best Actress 84 Actor Be? Ig0?1k?:rS Most Talented I0-Wierman 1391? cg er Margaret Spangler William Hamm 1 lam ae! jamgs Evans rv .mg- A. V, ,,, A if 'T .. .. L - - j Ex f. v',. .BNN ' 'i is- k ' 5 WY- - 7 ' ki' Most Popular Best All Around Baiifrgfggsfx Jo Wierman Margaret Spangler William Hamm Ralph Hershey C1Y 6 Flohl' Most Studious Jacie Schaffer William Stam baugh Most Diinified Friendliest Best Personality Annalee hillito DOHHH Jean Chronister Donna Leese Marlin Fleming Glenn Myers Don Hammond Norman MCCUTUY 51355 iililisinfg As we, the class of 1953, look into the past four years which we were in high school, we remember all of the events, sad or happy. It was very difficult at times, but we are happy that we could go so far in our education. We will long remember old DHS and the new NIHS. Letuslook into the past and remember those happy and dear days. As we came up the walk on that warm Septem- ber morning in 1949, everyone was gay and full of joy. Today we were beginning our high school career. All students met together for the first time in the assembly rooms. We were welcomed by Mr. Evans, the super- vising principal, who introduced us to our teachers. Class meeting time will be long remembered. At our first session, we elected the following officers: Kay Gasswint as Presidentg Leona Zeigler as Vice President: Jo Wierrnan -- Secretaryg Nancy Strayer -- Treasurerg and Lloyd Wire as Historian. During September the school sponsored its annual magazine drive. The Freshmen, aided by the Juniors sold the most and were permitted to go to the first dance at the Allenberry free. In October, we made plans for Farmer's Day. We entered two floats but did not have luck with either one. We made a nice profit at our refreshment stand and fun was had by all. At Christmas we exchanged names and held our party in the Science room. Our advisors for the year were Mr. Habig and Mr. Musser. We also held a skating party and a hayride which brought us both fun and money. We end- ed our first year of high school with a joyous trip to Hershey Park. After three months vacation, forgot about summer activities and returned to Dillsburg High, eager to take up where we were glad to abandon our high school careers. We were now Sophomores! Even though we did not be- lieve it, our large assignments convinced us. At our first class meeting of this year we elected the following officers: Io Wierman -- President, Nancy Knisely -- Vice President, Janet Reynolds- -Secretaryg Nancy Strayer -- Treasurerg Margaret Spangler -- Historian. Once a- gain we won the magazine drive with the aid of the Seniors, and went to the first dance free. In October our thoughts again tumed towards Farmer's Day. We entered a decorated car fwhich won third prizej and a Dutch float. We also chanced off two turkeys for Thanks- giving. We had a skating party and hayride to add to the funds for our SENIOR TRIP. We ordered our class rings in November from The Union Emblem Company. Also during this year the school presented the play 'Cheaper By The Dozen' with Miss Stauffer directing. The following members who took part were: Jo Wierman, Bill Hamm, Bill Baer, Kay Gasswint, Donna Leese, Nancy Knisely, Jim Evans, and Marg Spangler. Our advisors this year were Miss Stauffer and Miss Statler. We brought our Sophomore year to a close with an enjoyable trip to Hershey Park. After a short and peaceful summer we returned to Northem High School, the fomier Dillsburg High School. We were very proud this year as we are now Juniors. We realized now that we were coming close to the end of our exciting voyage. Our home rooms this year were Room H3 and the Home Ec. Room with Mrs. Habig and Miss Forest as our advisors. We held our first class meeting in Room 143 and the following officers were elected: Leona Zeigler -- Presidentg Clyde Flohr -- Vice Presidentg Janet Reynolds -- Secretaryg Nancy Strayer -- Treasurerg and Marg Spangler -- Historian. The class again sold the most magazines, and along with the Freshmen were guests at the first dance at The Allen- berry. This year we entered two cars and one float in the Farmer's Day Parade. We made a nice profit from this affair again this year. We again ended the school year at Hershey Park. With a dignified appearance hiding a mischievous giggle, we entered the halls of old Dillsburg High. Now as we are Seniors, we think back over the last three years of our life and high school career. We have. no doubt, had hard knocks and bumps, but we have enjoyed each year as we will never enjoy any future year. To guide usthrough this big year we elected the following officers: Kathie Swaim -- Presidentg Kay Gasswint -- Vice Presi- dentg Donald Grove -- Secretary: Io Wierman --Treas- urer: and Marg Spangler -- Historian. Mr. Kaup be- came our class advisor to help carry us through the year. Our first attempt to help finance our trip to New York was a skating party which proved very successful. After the party, came the play which we sponsored at The Allenberry Playhouse. This did not prove too successful as we didn't sell enough tickets. As the end of October came around, Farmer's Day caused a good bit of worry and fun. We entered our decorated car, The Christmas Queen , in Hallowe'en parades in Dillsburg, Boiling Springs, York, Dover, Wellsville, Lewisbury, and Me- chanicsburg. Altogether we won S150 with the car. Some of the Seniors also entered the parades as a musi- cal group and that helped to bring in more money for our big trip. Then came our Senior Play, Every Family Has One . Analee Shillito and Leona Zeigler had the leading parts and helped make the play a big success. The other members of the clas who participated in the play were: Bill Hamm, Bill Baer, Io Wierman, Marg Spangler, Kay Kreiser, Donna Leese, Bill Stambaugh, Kay Gasswint, Kathie Swaim, Jim Evans. Miss Kerstetter fnow -Mrs. Snookj was the director of the play. Un- fortunately our janitor became ill and our furnace broke so school was not held for a few days. As every Senior class, we wanted a yearbook, so we got to working and slaving and finally got it in the mail for the press to print. We set up the yearbook at Spangler's house, as Margaret Spangler was our editor and done the very best job ever on a yearbook. This being our last year we have had the most enjoyable year of all our school days. glass will We the class of 1953 of Northem- High School being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath the following gifts: To the faculty we leave a larger and more studious student body than ever. Without your wonderful and helpful guidance, many school activities would not have been possible. To the faculty we bequeath many boxes of headache and fever tablets for further soothings of aches and pains in teaching. For future students of Northern High we bequeath the following: Residary Estate: drinkin fountains with water. Cafeteriag a student bocfy as well balanced as its meals. Collapsible seats that can be made into beds for those reclining students. Waste baskets with catchers mits for mrscalculated flying missiles. The Class leaves their individual bequeaths as follows: Bill Baer's 'green hornet' fPlymouthJ to Kerwin Naylor. Chet Byers' ability to stay in school to George Smith. Donna J. Chronister's pack of Chesterfields to Darlene Sealover. Cecily Conaway's quietness in school and on the bus to Betty Sheppard. James Evans' troubles with the girls to Lynn Harbold. Charles Farence's big feet to Som1y King, Colleen Fee's love of skating and staying out of school to Joyce Fishel. Clyde Flohr's ability to drive one -handed to Charles Diller. Marlen F1emming's height to Larry Wonders. Kay Gasswint's ability to get along with teachers to Donald Keller. Donald Grove's F. F. A. leadership to Wayne Wenger. Sherman Grove's experience in farming to Dale Baer. William Hamm 's title as 'High School Harry to Lynn Harbold. Donald Hammond's English ability to Donald Keller. Pete Hershey's stewardship of Darlene Baker to Ken Rebert. Joyce Hess' bashfulness to Sandra Trayer. Virginia Hollandsworth's height to Lily Mell. Janet Hoover's driving ability to Betty Thomas. CNot nailsj Mearl Kilmore's Spanish grades to Jim MacCluskie. Marilyn Klugh's ability in Shorthand to Shirley Hoffman. Kay Kreiser's love for hockey games 1 especially in Middletownj to Barbara Hoopes. Donna Leese's devilishness to Dorothea Trout. Bud Lerew's height to Ronald Schaffer. Norman McCurdy's seat in English class to Jane Myers. Glenn Myers's talking ability in study hall to James Nell. Joyce Nell's trips to Mt. Holly to Mim. Himes. Clair Orner's interest in learning to Bob Chronister. Irene Ryder's skating ability to Jean Edgar. Analee Shillito's long hair to Darlene Sowers, Jacqueline Schaffer's smiles to everyone. Marion Schrade's Toni Refill Kit to Ruth Mary Ralston. Ralph Slyder's weight, height, and structure to Charles Eurich. Barbara Smith wills all of Mr. Kaup's kidding to Curly Baker. Margaret Spangler's place as Captain of the cheerleaders to Alta Myers. William Stambaugh's Purple and White to the Juniors. Nancy Strayer's love for Home Ec. to Norma Jean Orner. Kathie Swaim's middle name to anyone who wants it. Verla Todd's ability to chew gum to Miss Statler. Iohn Townsend's typing ability to Harold Wentz. Robert Wagner's music ability to lack Hopple. Sara Watts ability to get along with Mrs. Armstrong to Jerry Bonsell. Shirley Weigard's trips to Sampson Air Field Base to Jan I-lostetter. Jo Wierman's talkativeness to leanette Hughes. Sterling Williams' perfect attendance record to Rodger Lemkelde. Vance Wolfe's English book to Donald Keller. Leona Zeigler's agile dancing ability to Earl Cadwallader. The Seniors in the back row of Bookkeeping Class will their good behavior and hard studying to the next Seniors The helpfulness and co-operativeness of the entire Senior Class to the Jimior Class. br A.. l 4? . A . I f .4 4 f 3? by ' 1 xii S g IU 5-I ' X N 'i:.p11Epp11 ' , X - S --. , ., XF' X N:: ,f f S ff V Qflass Prophets Dear Diary: Today, June 28, 1963, I attended the reunion of the Class of '53 at the Hotel Gasswint located in the thriving metropolis of Dillsburg. As I entered, I was greeted with a big smile by Kay, the owner of this luxurious hotel. Walking through the banquet room which was beautifully decorated with our class colors, cherry red and silver gray, I saw my old classmates together for t:he first time since we graduated. Each table setting had our class flower, a red rose, and a graduation picture of each student on it. Kathie Swaim and Analee Shillito, who have suites at this hotel and who are now teaching at our dear Alma Mater, were talking as fast as ever to Jo Wierman and Iacie Schaffer. lo is now a nurse to Dr. William Hamm and Jacie is head dress designer at Iacie's House of Fashions. Trig McCurdy, now married, is a forester in Canada, Jim Evans, still a bachelor, flew all the way from Australia in his new supersonic jet plane just to attend our re- union. Ken Darr, who is located in Pittsburgh, owns one of the largest garages in the country. Pete Hershey, who was going to be a lawyer, changed his mind and is now Ken's best mechanic. Kay Kreiser, with her family of three, is living at the Dillsburg Anny Barracks, where her husband is now stationed. Donna Leese and Shirley Weigard, who are employed by Clyde Flohr, the Mayor of New York, have been work- ing very hard. Doruia is Clyde's private secretary and Shirley his receptionist. Ralph Slyder has really lived up to his nickname Doc. He has followed his father's Profession and is also a veterinarian. Sherman Grove, now farming in the Barrens Valley, is rumiing a large chicken farm. Vance Wolf took an art course at a school in Philadelphia owned by Verla Todd and her husband. fVance is now teaching art at Dillsburg Grade School. J Marion Schrade is happily married and is living in New Cumberland. Clair Orner, now driving around in a 1963 Cadillac, has his own butcher shop in Wellsville. Smiling Don Hammond and Glen Myers are in joint partnership. Their implement shop seems to have lots of business and why not? Don and Suzie are just as friendly as ever! Bill Baer, now a state policeman, seems to be enjoying his work. Just yesterday I talked him out of giving me a ticket. That's my friend Bill! Nancy Strayer and Donna Chronister both married, are operators at the Bell Telephone, and strange as it seems, are almost all talked out. Janet Hoover, Colleen Fee and Joyce Nell are doing some secretarial work there. Barbara Smith and Marilyn Klugh are both happily married and living in beautiful ranch houses right outside of Dillsburg. Tom Fleming and Bud Lerew are living very comfortably with the small fortune they made from their cattle ranch. Bill Stambaugh, a graduate of West Point, Chet Byers and John Townsend, are now serving with the 'United States Air Corps. Sarah Watts is one of Mearl Kilmore's many secretaries. Mearl is a big business executive in Washington, D. C. and is kept very busy. fSo Sarah saysb. Sis Conoway, who is now in the Waves, could not be with us this evening as she is stationed in the Hawaiian Islands. loyce Hess has been working for her husband who owns a gas station near Harrisburg. Bob Wagner, who studied music for four years in college is now playing the tuba in the Phil Harmonic Symphony Orchestra. Ginny Hollandsworth and Irene Ryder are running a beauty salon of their own. They give very nice permanents and seem to have lots of fun doing it. Charlie Farence is operating five large farms in Lancaster County. Leona Zeigler, who entertained us this evening by singing and dancing, is working in the Gasswint Hotel for Kay. Her wish finally came true. Don Grove, now owner of a large dairy farm, is our local milkman. We can no longer kid Sterling Williams about his height, ashe isseveral inches taller than he used to be. Sterling is the proprietor of the Electrical Appliances and Repair Shop in Dillsburg. Now, after spending a wonderful evening with my classmates, it makes me very happy to hear of their outstand- ing achievements. It also made me realize how lucky I am to have such a wonderful husband and family and all the other blessings God has given us, Good night, Marg 4 1 ai a iilnw 33312 viifnmllwb Mmm 9 D, Chronister S, Williams K. Kreiser B, 1. Wierman S. Weigard M. Spangler B. Smith 731 3.99 Q .,. JN 3 a ,ig . f Q E E . arf' D. 1.6688 .5 5' ' . ...nf 'Q .5 . . FF Q. Q i -, . fn f A nf X s Lerew V. Todd ff? n A . K. 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F Q, , J, o What's so funny? ii, fi fl 1 X T 1.i.,Q1x fr o., 'W HY ' ' EXE 595 52 W 3 A V , 7.:, L if s 55 f ZA A .. vAiW,.xm Q ,V ,,,: i .:., .4gg5,.. K his 3 ' EW i f K 7 . f if P ., ' W ,,.. ll b P K wi A .f., Working hard, Smitty? What's cooking, kids!! Make it straight, Io. Movie Star 7 2? Pretty, huh? Ui 1: Y' 'i 8 . i Hoover's in the lead! Ride 'em cowboy- Qi- Holding up the tree I 't f , ' sberggw Fun at Leese s party! Very glamorous. anarama 515365 if FIRST ROW, left to right: V. Hollandsworth, I. Schaffer, D. Leese, L. Zeigler, M. Spangler. J. Wierman, S. Weigard, M. Klugh, S. Watts. SECOND ROW, left to right: J. Hess, C. Conoway. J. Hoover. I. Nell, I. Ryder, K. waim, D. Chronister, K. Kreiser, V. Todd, A, Shi lito. THIRD ROW, left to right: I. Evans, K. Gasswint, W, Stambaugh, J. Townsend, C. Flohr, W. Hamm, S. Grove, M. Fleming, R. Slyder, M. Kilmore, R. Wagner. NOT PICTURED, B. Smith. Editor-In-Chief Associate Editors Business Manager Assistants Feature Editor Assistant Sports Editor Assistants Photographer A ssistants Circulation Assistants Margaret Spangler Donna Leese Io Wierman Leona Zei ler Jacie Schagfer Tom Fleming Nancy Strayer Bill Stambaugh Io Wierman Clyde Flobr Barbara Smith Sherman Grove Marilyn Klugh William Hamm Shirley Wei ard Ken ian Jim Evans Kay Kreiser Kathy Swaim Kay Gasswint Donna Chronister Ralph Slyder Verla Todd Typist-In-Charge Irene Ryder Assistants Mearl Kilmore Virginia Hollandsworth Joyce Nell John Townsend Analee Shillito Joyce Hess Donald Grove Ralph Hershey Cecily Conoway Sarah Watts Robert Wagner Janet Hoover Joke Editor infill? while Staff 1 , FIRST ROW, left to right: Klugh, V. Todd, S. Watts, A, hillito, J. Lefever, A. M. Spangler, D. Chronister, S. Grove, T. Fleming, M. Editor-In-Chief Asst. Editor-In-Chief Feature Editor Sports Editor Artist Class Editors Freshmen Sophomore Junior Senior F. H. A. Editor F. F.A. Editors Circulation Managers Freshmen Sophomore Junior Senior V. Hollandsworth, D. Leese, C. Flohr, L. Zeigler, W. Stambaugh, J. Schaffer, M. SECOND ROW, left to right: D. Dagnell, L. Leight, J. Topper, I. Ryder, K, Kreiser, Millard, J. Wierrnan, THIRD ROW, left to right: J. Zerby, J. Townsend, K. Swaim, R. Wagner, C. Urich. FOURTH ROW, left to right: W. Hamm, J. Evans, C, Farence, Kilm ore . J. McC1uskie. Production Manager William Stambaugh Kathy Swairn Assistants Jo Wierrnan Mearl Kilmore Marg Spangler Judy Topper Verla Todd Linda Leighr Ann Millard Doris Dagnell Jacie Schaffer Donna Leese Charles Farence Sherman Grove John Zerby Cynthis Flohr Doris Morris Jo Wierman Typist-In-Charge Assistants Kay Kreiser Irene Ryder Marion Scharde Iacie Schaffer Reporters Bill Hamm Ralph Slyder John Townsend Marlin Fleming Don Grove Mearl Kilrnore John Townsend Jim Evans Mearl Kilmore Robert Wagner Verla Todd Marilyn Klugh Analee Shillito Leona Zeigler Kathy Swaim James McC1uskie Jo Wierman Kay Kreiser Jane Lefever Charles Eurich C fm. . FIRST ROW, left to right: L. Wonders, S. Reynolds, R. Mackey, K. Kirkland, B. Lerew, D. Grove, D. Cook, G. Baptisti, K. Wolf, E. Harbold, D. Diller. SECOND ROW, left to right: D. Himes, R. Truax, E. Myers, G. Myers, I. Crook, E, Welsh, D. Germeyer, D. McCurdy, C. Farence, D. Greenfield, L. Grove, R. Shaffer, H. H.Spoer1ein, advisor, THIRD ROW, left to right: R. Otto, D, Myers, D. Baer. J. Thran, C. Omer, T. Fleming, V. Wolfe, P. Conoway, D. Hammond, K. Darr, L. Zeiders. FOURTH ROW, left to right: D. Lehman, E, Omer, R. Thran, L. Cook, N. McCurdY, I. Knaub, H. Smith, D. Wonders, R. Nailor, D. Germeyer. FIFTH ROW, left to right: G. Sowers, E. Speck, R. Funk, C. Urich, C. Diller, S. Grove. Donald Grove Bud Lerew President Treasurer Etrgene Speck Kenneth Wolfe . President Reporter Donald Cook Gene Baptisti Secretary Reporter KE . . ,p FIRST ROW, left to right: I. Dick, N. Strayer, K. Kreiser, N. Orner, B. Smith, D. Leese, M. Schrade, V. Todd, D. Dagnell, M, Laird. I. Hess. SECOND ROW, left to right: M. Myers, A. Myers. I. Nell, G. Nagle, I. Baugh- man, N. Detter, V. Albert, N. Clontz, D. Markel, N, Smith, D. McCurdy, Miss Hoxworth, A visor. TH RD ROW, left to right: R. Ralston, M. Delp, V. Nester, B. Brehm, S. Trayer, R. Myers, I. Hoover, H. Miller, D, Eichelber er, F. Knaub, M. Strayer. FOURTH ROW, left to right: J. Walker, G. Gochenour, M. Stone, D. Cromer, Harman, J. Laird, B. Sheppard, D. Chronister, M. Spangler. Qmffittra p Historian President Donna Leese Kay Kreiser V. Pres. Reporter NOITHH Omer Doris Dagnell SCCYCTHIY Pianist Marion Schrade Mariam Laird Treasurer Songleader Barbara Smith Veda Tgdd mixed Qflhiurtw FIRST ROW, left to right: Miss E. M. Statler, director, M. Suayer, J. Dick, P. Baddorf, S. Hoffman, D. Leese, J. Hostetter, A, Millard, V. Albert, N. Orner. J. Schaffer, SECOND ROW, left to right: F. Knaub, J. Bonsell, A. Shillito, L. Zeigler, I. Wierrnan, V. Todd, D. Eichelberger, D. Morris, S. Watts, M. Klugh, S. Weigard. THIRD ROW, left to right: J. Wierman, G. Gerber, C. Urich, I. Formey, R. Ralston, M. Spangler, V. Nester, K. Swaim, K. Gasswint, C. Orner, B. Evans, FOURTH ROW, left to right: R. Truax, R, Wagner, W. Hamm. I. Evans, M. Kilmore, D. Fishel, J. McC1uskie, W. Baer, W. Stambaugh, R. Leight, rg. in ,gf 'I Qfivirls Qfhurtus -ln FIRST ROW, left to ri ht: Miss E. M. Statler, director, D. Darr, S. Watts, P. Darr, A. Millard, J. Hughes, D. Leese, G. Hoffman, Heiges, F. Lucas, P. Crone. V. Albert. SECOND ROW, left to ri ht: D. Baker, S. Huffman, M. Hunter, J. Wierman, P. Baddorf, J. Dick, J. Schaffer, C. Flohr, N. Orner, M. Kqugh, S. Weigard, D. Morris, D, Eichelberger. THIRD ROW, left to right: S. Knisely, A. Shillito, J. Bonsell, M. Strayer, I. Myers, K. Cutlip, N. Strayer, K. Kreiser, S. Myers, D. Garber, I. Ryder, M. Stone, V. Todd, FOURTH ROW, left to right: R. M. Ralston, J. Fortney, V. Nester, E. Baker, I. Hostetter, I. Moose, L. Zeigler, B. Nailor, I. Lefever, D. Chronister, K. Swaim, M. Spangler, B. Smith. The GiIl's Chorus sang at a P.T.A. meeting on November 19, 1952 at the community building. They also plan to sing at the Spring Musicale and several churches during our school year. The Mixed Chorus has been inactive so far but expects to take part in the Spring Musicale. We would like to express our sincere thanks and gratitude to Miss Statler for her excellent work in conduct- ing the choruses during the four years we were in high school. J UNI ORS wffimmrg 1' ' TREASURER PRESIDENT SECRETARY HISTORIAN I. McC1uskie C. Lucas D. Dangell C. Wolfe SENIORS 4. N 2' PRESIDENT TREA SURER Kathy Swaim Io Wierman I-IISTORIAN VICE PRESIDENT Kay Gasswint SECRETARY Donald Grove Marg Spangler 5- -1'7 SECRET D. Fishel SOPHOMORES PRESIDENT E Haar HISTORIAN L. Lerew TREASURER VICE. PRESIDENT J, Hostetter R. M111er Mn-,. ,1 Huw LH-nu' YM.-an ,Mann .M-.mu vxxsivvi .nliblfa Munn .puny ...gnu ,-..,uh9 M, .un Q. . Hu .,..A...n ,,...v.., ann-N. unn.. . po nn... we Mn- gg M, .a 1 , . 5 ' .1 nu-Q , non. : '::: Au tv: vu 4 , nvuw. as.,-ua un... . nun- , S.M+..n Y nun. ........ n...... A H... N . ,U .. H. A ,,...,.. fun... V hh... , ,....... .4u..... Ot u I .. n...n.. U, Oily! .np ann. .... n-nn . ann... .. va--nu. vnu. .N .Q nun V nun... . nfun.-.. , ,. ,UNH-.. .A fun. .nv - .. aw.. . ..- . dnl... ,.... nn. ....... .Q-.........,. Qu... una.. Hn... nn- . . ... ny.. ..... nn. . ...... . f .nv Ora. u 1 eq. ...,..... nn.. ....-4: M nu. . ..,. sun... ..... - Non... ..... - N. . ,..... '- .f. . ....,..,- nn .U ..,.--V fun... ... --I nnnv. ... - -N ........ -- 'fqgen .., .-1 'own'mrn.-:iii N... , .....iI2,. .Z. 'illbtvtu ag. a........ -........ ... 1-f .. Uibnaanobn p v,..L'l Ll1' .,, . ... . ...... H. Q, vxs ... ,, U f f. .. ,.... Q, , :At '45 . . . 5 .... , .. M M. ., , .fb .. libfv-'stu ' .. , .,.,. , ' v .. . . , ... . . . . it ' ... . 1 .. 5 in 1 . ,, . . . G . . 'Vi 0 . ., . , Q 1 ' . . . . ... . .. 'ov ,,, . .. . .. . . , A - 4 .f Q xi, K ,f dv 'f'-5,2 5','Q The Faculty also had a very enjoyable evening. Elnnioifegieniof Drum 4 ' , U lf, . f ,fa r Q . v 1 The Prom was held at the Allenberry Inn on the Evening of May 15, 1952. Everyone en- joyed the evening, dancing to Will Fisher's Orchestra. 61 W r-ff! k I A very delicious meal was served to add to this big occasion. Hg .gf Q 'X 0' Qx ' .max QXQELK V 9 W O4 xv I 'x 4, X Y , Xi 'x Ax YQ, 'X -3' .xx GBX X The decorating commit- tee the night of the Prom. Dancing around the beau tiful centerpiece. Senior Qfllasa Hman Every Family Has One a comedy in Three Acts, was presented by the Senior Classrof Northern Huh School through the courtesy of Samuel French on December 11 and 12, 1952. Mrs. Lois M. Snook was the Director The cast of characters were as follows: Penelope Reardon Laura Reardon Mrs. James Parker Essie Nana Reardon Reginald Reardon Marcia Reardon Warry Reardon James Parker Sherwin Parker Lily Reardon Todd Galloway Donna Mae Leese Analee Shillito Jo Wierman Kathie Swairn Leona Zeigler I ames Evans Kay Kreiser Kay Gasswint William Hamm William Stambaugh Margaret Ann Spangler William aer STORY OF THE PLAY The Reardons are a typical American family whose eccentricities, if hilarious, are only normal. Laura, the mother, is a social climber who tells tales about her glorious ancestry. She is deliriously happy because the has engineered a match between her daughter, Marcia, and wealthy Sherwin Parker. The youngest Reardon, Penelope, is a demon with a slingshot and the piano. Warry, the only son, is positive he is the coming Eugene O'Neill, Reginald, the father, would rather tinker with the automobile than ticker tape, and Nana, the wise- cracking grandmother, is only concerned with Bing Crosby records and getting rid of the Parkers. Nana succeeds in doing this with the help of Cousin Lily, an adorable liar from down home with stage aspirations. Lily, ar- riving unexpectedly, agrees to impersonate another Cousin Lily if Nana will help her get an acting job. Her performance as the skeleton in the Reardon closet is so convincing and the lurid facts she reveals so hilariously shocking that the mighty Parkers take to their heels in a hurry and Marcia is reunited with the boy she really loves, Todd Galloway. Nana returns to her Bing Crosby records with the satisfaction of a job well done and Warry decides that even though Lily is a bit on the daft side, she's the only girl for him. ifarmnf 5 Q3 Q ,Q OUR MASTERPIECE Jo Wierman, Kay Kreiser, and Marg Spangler took turns riding as the Christmas Queen, lu, aww L A as Dover Stopped C C 'ln Soccer loopp ' Doeaorofk defeat rn t hands of Di' ws, .5 Q tk www ,Q lead deadlqgh tv r. Sprinr HH get -'S' 5 :u'?f?r- Ns X f nn will Yu: k . .Q . Hot' , .... .. . , 5 was .. ,. . :inches er , , Af. is lifting Grove . f -ssl Bm-lin is Dover ref nd oveer If od dn' .acixr 4 YPWX N- ' 'L with lx. rn the league tlispuicd pe, .,, O fha uttory for One Pnahfvci the team t 1059 'ie W1 2153 Dnwtz' for ' Pffflfni this R. HERSHEY C. FLOHR R, wing fullback halfback The 1952 soccerseason of Northern High School proved X- ,,, successful as they ended in third place. Our team was the only one who defeated the champions, Dover. The total won and lost records for the team was 8 wins, 3 defeats, and 4 ties. C. ORNER The senior boys who played on the team are: William 803119 Hamm, Glenn Myers, James Evans, Ralph Hershey, Clyde Flohr, Clair Orner, Norman McCurdy, Ken Darr, Donald Ham- N. MCCURDY center mond, Vance Wolfe, and William Baer. The rest of the team consisted of the following: Thomas Myers, Richard Myers, Elwood Orner, Lynn Harbold, Kenneth Rebert, Robert Chronister. William Brenneman, Barry Evans, Gary Sowers, Robert Miller, Kenneth Bretz, Thomas Baker, Clyde Lucas, Dallas Rahn, Ronald Slough, Richard Leight, Charles Diller, Gerald Snellbaker, Robert Otto, Elwood Haar, Ronald shaeffer, and Larry Lerew, Charles Bingham, lack Strayer, Managers. . a stub- to Xe N. CHARCZENKO center K From SOCQQY Nick former with zenko was a. years ago, but one of the best York Count y. He learnedefo :he old countn recognized as at Alu' at the Wing po m. Gharczenko Srieneedr fWG 1 Deflafef. ' tea l Soo 'f! N011 3 ,.,.,---..- Ecsfl' lerlin by 'Tom Myers, inside booted home two goatd, defeated East Berlin. 13 m a York-Adams County Soccer league eiash yes- at Dillshu rg. ers ir ads asf I-9 bf 6:91 Ee 5 be 'H fog, r rm irc-uhle in ma' f the F' or Q,iifL,Q5., Ltoam and ptr wang rgifglr iff' -IQ' 'n displayiny -hi ,Qff -at the spark we Ye-atnrdaf youngster ace his D 'ictory ovx fasted no tink. 1 K f V eg. 5 urg off to a leaf QW, get ffolrk no past. goalie ', 5-76.19 Feqaqdag, pening pe1'iad,SZ'Zi' fs' 8917. Nd Jrmmy Evafhy 115, f goal minutes ' . fb 11, age 'fi 6' obo, are 9193- ' 1sq s0?y9d 128 . -. an-N Q 6 goals in oerimis, but mana goal in me of play, which broke llwslswrl Qi-ner Flohr Snexkbnker R. Myer! Mwtliwdy G, MXN! Hershey T. Myers Reber! Cmwm-zwnlrc Miller 0 I '!-YE 1 x 2, Charad- se period third- ners off to Q 6 tal- 'ut East U19 J' 1- maxim de- Sec- 0 2-1 Dillsburg Bonaire Tuesday v, I A ast the East Berlin e of the ziflfgzgrki 4.1: in the GH ,., 1 u '98 ' ,takes of me Yor Y a Q-. 'Lf Opening ma leaffi ' , C , Org? 1 Oouniy SotifeieP,rf 1 1-r reams in 0 ifz..f Gfovefr, . 'tif gi Ox , Oy . Q65 ver York. J fax, 1 1 wr f 5555431 if :Xewx A A Yagi?-Sgrk , hmffd 43o'3e Q 'Wfbfn B E ANS MILLER R 4. 5141? G, MYERS . V R. . fmdak' Y 'J' 5,-QQ' 4, halfback fullback wmg 660 fa QQ' 'iv 90.90 fgarmx 'YJ , DSP' '5' OUR SCORING RECORD H D Oppoiment NES OVCT . . . . . D A East Berlin , , 2 3 ,ix xi o or North York . , 2 1 E- 'ggi ,I-. Manchester , , 2 5 5-' agar 1 w. HAMM spring Grove , 3 3 . MP8 Y 'AH fa 'X S' an s:'aran:2aiQ.0?fQ'f4aefffQ halfback Dover , ', , , . 0 1 Q. 1333356-,..g. igrgrter ' ,fr if East Berlln . . 0 2 F, '. Mgagrgdrf North York , , 1 3 zrnigpgyshifipgfwffg 2,4ifa.r Manchester . . 2 5 'HIE'-jiiffigh lg ,fo K REBERT Sprmg Grove , , . , , 1 3 Center EXHIBITIONS St. Francis . . . . . . 3 0 McCaskey , , . 1 0 J- EVANS Newville , , . 0 8 Center St. Francis I . 2 2 Newville .. . 2 5 THE COACH The Team was coached by Mr. Kaup Mr. Habig was the assistant coach T H E V A R S I T Y . '-I s 41' , .. lull .- .. 455, -., xsx-,x ..-H' .-1.....!... , .--.nun-un-u .---nn. ..- u nun.. -.. nn yum vu n ., - Q .- .... a . Q . - . .'.'.'.'. - ni-.D-3. ...vg- - . '.'.'. t... ....4g g 7 ... ... . - .--...un .ff .. ...... ..... . . .. ........ .. ........ ..... . 'v .. , .. 15 x - o a , . . . lie ' . :::: , ' 1 .-.....- 33 .2121 3. ....... .... . .... . ':::::: : ::::. '::::: 3333 ::::: un .::::::::f OIIIIIIOIO ' I X 3-...nn , ........ A. ...... . 4 4, IO.:-Q.: -.g.'.'.g.-.-.' l.l.l' l.o.l'0 a 4'-'.'-'.' '.'.',' . .O.l'0 I I l'l.0 ' 0 a 1 .I-0 . -'pl '.'.' . . L .... .'.'-'.'.'.' -'.'.'.'-' . - O U R S O C C E R T E A M - .- .- un . v v s as o nu. .no JI! ..' 'I ,..a7 .... . . . . e o o s. Jim Evan Bi11Baer' . Hamm' d, Blu Hammer! hey' Don Curdy- . Pele Hersorman Mc . ar Were' , and N layed soccegjgwggeclyde Flohr , sthaf PDan,. Glenn The.Senf1Cg. Ken Clair Of -x Left to right -- Donna Leese, Darlene Baker, Barbara Smith, Margaret Spangler, captain, Rita Shore, Jerry Bonsell Alta Myers. Donna, Barbara, and Margaret will be leaving this year, as they will graduate in June. Yeah Team! Fight, Fight, Fight E S E f 'L ' fill 1 ik N4 reg The 1952 Volley Ball Team had a very successful year. The girls de- feated Dover and Spring Grove which entitled them to play again. This time they defeated Susquehannock but were defeated by Wrightsville, The Team was referred to as A very talented Team' in one of the lead- ing newspapers. The girls were coached by Miss Forest. The Senior girls who played volley ball were: Barbara Smith, Domia Leese, Kathy Swaim, Shirley Weigard, Marilyn Klugh, Margaret Spangler, and Donna Chronister. Cecily Conoway was the timekeeper. The rest of the team were: Darlene Baker, Mary Hunter, Vivian Albert, Cynthia Flohr, Alta Myers, Hazel Miller, Gladys Gocherour, Su Anne Nester, Joanne Sipe, Ruth Ann Myers, AnnMil1a.rd, and Ruth Mary Ralston. ,H L ,,vrN 'dM,MgAW W ef ,W V 123, 435 .f -erl -A . C - . '-r l i Q i THE COACH -- Miss Forest If 'X- ,JJ 45' - - ' y ,sr-3 If v 5' 3' 1 A , Q ' . s iii 3+ 54,9 . A 4751 s ' ' s - ' A an 5 ' 4-si, 'Z ' if ff , 1 f xi . 'ff' ff4f,g'a..bf3i,3'5'g 51 J, i, lax-K A ef- -' s K. 4-. ' ' Fix Q .-f. , ssisvsffweb- Weis Qinslle iglorllsm Keanu The team played six games at Mechanicsburg and one at Middletown. The girls, under the supervision of Miss Forest, won four out of the seven games played. An All Star Team was picked on October 19 at Middletown, Gladys Gochenour was the only girl from school that played on this team with Barbara Hoopes receiving Honorable Mention. The Seniors that played hockey this year were: M. Klugh, V. Hollandsworth, I. Ryder, K. Swaim, K. Kreiset, C. Fee, C. Conoway. C. Conoway V. I-Iollandsworth C. Fee K. Kreiser I. Ryder K. Swaim Volleyball Hockey Hockey Hockey Hockey Volleyball Hgckey Hockey M. Klugh D. Chronister B. Smith S. Weigard M, Spangler D. Leese Volleyball Volleyball Volleyball Volley all Volleyball Volleyball Hockey Track lv. X KX in-I -T-4 fn. . AN. . A Q -Q ga ag, Qaaalhall r' c XJ ,...f OUR COACH SCOREKEEPER The 1952 Baseball Team of Northern High School had a successful season in the Central York County Base- ball League. They ended up in second place, winning six Q61 and losing four 141. Let's aim for first place this year boys! The following senior boys played on the team: Marlin Fleming, Pete Hershey, Clyde Flohr, Bud Lerew, Glenn Myers, 85 Bill Hamm. The record of our team was: Opp. NHS Opp. NHS Dover ll 14 11 14 Lower Chanceford 3 1 8 7 Spring Grove 20 5 '7 3 Hallam O 4 2 '7 Wrightsville 2 13 0 16 FIRST ROW, left to right: R, Omer, M, Ruth, T. Fleming, K. McCurdy, C. Flohr, R. Hershey. J. Wonders, B. Kerew. SECOND ROW, left to right: B. Miller, E, Haar, C. Lucas, W. Hamm, C. Diller, M. Orner, G. Myers, R. Diller. THIRD ROW, left to right: Mr. Habig, Coach, K. Rebert, W. Brenneman, D. Rahn, E, Speck, I. Crook, R. Knaub, scorekeeper. I I 5,5 -- R J 6 QT l .- FIRST ROW, left to right: A. Myers, M. Strayer, I. Dick, P. Baddorf, S. Hoffman, N. Orner, N. Pipher, D. Trout, V. Albert, I. Laird, B. Sheppard. SECOND ROW, left to right: L. Harbold, C. Wolfe, V. Grimm, E. Fishel, D. Dagnell, A. Eshehnan, D. Morris, D. Eichelberger, B. Firestone, R. Kennedy, W. Stoner. THIRD ROW, left to right: M. Himes, R. Myers, A. Dick, F. Knaub, G. Gochenour, M. Eshelman, H. Miller, B. Johnson. I. Sipe, K. Cutlip, L. Mell. FOURTH ROW, left to right: R. Truax, R. Leight, J. Bonsell, V. Nester, J, McCluskie, J. Fortney, R. Ralston, D. Gerrneyer, B. Fletcher. FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Jones, R. Myers, E. Welsh, H. Gerber, C. Lucas, D. Keller, R. Conley, C. Diller, SECOND ROW, left to right: C. Wolfe, R. Funk, N. Charczenko, G. Sowers, B. Evans,M.Ruth, E.Cadwai11ader. THIRD ROW, left to rig t: R. Myers, G. Snellbaker, T. Myers, R. Chronister, H. Coover, W. Brenneman, H. Wentz. V FIRST ROW, left to right: P. Darr, E. Miller, P. Crone, N. Bruaw, D. Darr, M. Wolfe, C. Flohr, G. Ross, D. Gerber, A. Froloff. SECOND ROW, left to right: F. Lucas, G. Hoffman, B. Heiges. I. Hughes, D. Baker, S, Myers, B. Nailor, I. Myers, Y. Clontz, R, Lartz, E. Myers. THIRD ROW, left to right: D. Walker, J. Moose, M. Stone, S. Knisely, M. Hunter, L. Ripple, E. Baker, I. Hostetter, A. Millard, I. Lefever. FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Dellinger, R. Bistline, R. Reasey, K. Kirkland, K. Wolf, L, Lerew, C. Bingham G. Shaffer, I. Strayer, G. Reed, D. Cook, R. Sheppard, SECOND ROW, left to riglht: E. Speck, D. Byron, W Wengert, G. Dorsey, D. Wonders, L. Murray, B. Bordlemay, G. Gerber, C. Uric , I. Wierman, P. Conoway THIRD ROW, left to right: G. Huffman, M. Arnold, E. Danner, K. Bretz, G. Baptisti, K. Nailor, P, Bortner D. Germeyer, S. Zeiders, R. Miller, D. Fishel, FOURTH ROW, left to right: R. Slough, K. Danner, R. Thran E. Haar, R. Lemkelde, R. Fletcher, D. Rahn, K. Rebert. , FIRST ROW, left to right: A. Herr, D. McCurdy, M. Delp, L. Wengert, G. Null, M. Hollinger, P. Ruth, M. Rod ers, D. Stermer, N. Clontz, SECOND ROW, left to right: D. Sealover,-R. Diller, J. Fishel, J. Baughman, J. Tgopper, M. Fo le, M. Florey, J. Stambaugh, C. Baer, P. Powley, V. Nester, C. Arnsberget. THIRD ROW, left to right: R. Siaffer, E. Rutter, D. Hollandsworth, E. Rider, N. Detter, D. Cromer, B. Bollinger, D. Erb, L. Wonders, B. Brenneman. FOURTH ROW, left to right: P. King, R. Otto, L, Cook, G. Harlacker, D. Bair, D. Bonsell, C. Leathery, B. Miller. FIRST ROW, left to right: A. Grove, S. Eberly, M. Lefever, M. Arnold, G. Detter, P. Carpenter, G. Na le, G. Wiley, M. Folley. SECOND ROW, left to right: A. Dutrey, K. Miller, M. Shambaugh, E. Newcomger, S. Snyder, N. Lehmer, M. Laird, L. Evans, N. Dick, D. Markle, I. Edgar. THIRD ROW, left ro right: L. Lei ht, J. Zerby, I. Wiley, L. Baker, S. Reynolds, E. Hatbold, R. Nailor, I. Ilginfritz, J. Davis. FOURTH ROW, qeft to right: D, Myers, T. Baker, E. Myers, A. Crisamore, L. Grove, H. Conley, R. Dennis, E. Omer. FIRST ROW, left to right: F, Shrive, H. Bubb, R. Shore, M. Myers, D, Hollinger, D. Byers, I. Yost, Q, Fickes, E, Fletcher. SECOND ROW, left to ri ht: R. Baker, O. Stoll, B. Brekun, D. Sower's, C. Nelson, B. Hoopes, D. Lehman, G. Smith, THIRD ROW, leg to right: N, Thran, J. Knaub, J. Hopple, C. Urich, N. Desenberg, L. Lerew, A. Good, H. Smith, D, Beamer. mffimtrg , . , 2 Q, 11:91:10 ' 't . B. Bollinger J. zerby R' V. Pres, Historian In Wiley B. Hoopes Pres. Sec- Yi. '9' Q A7 6 .Il ,- ? r , ,I WOBRY If f if . 5 .. l I Q W5 02 -123 -1 Q, as-ff SA 'u 1 I x gilx' gf Qi? A7 6 F' x S' G Wellsville sLS,?A Wellsville - Big Rock v-v-4 ' '. v X I Sim YA 'Q , ', ' .5 K, EF fag Q6 viii il f . AF-'Q Mm i .V .W ' s . 3 if 5 . ln mf 1 f 52:1 W ff a 5 r v Q. 'Af ' 4 W. f i 8 A ig - . Q' 3 , f , 5. 4 K, E? Q it 1 L 1,43 y g X b , I, A, EQ . Qi, A V Q N A FN gf?-f , , ' . V 5 ' Evil '33-5' If? +I? if . 1 if 32 ff? A 5 ggi! in Q7 N b W 'K -G 6 V! ,.f' i if Western -- Be av ertown Porter's E 0 Dillsburg X -1. Y 1 W H5333 - f greg-xg--4 ff 122- ' lx A ' K Q9 Dillsburg --- QF Northern - Siddonsburg Stony Run is H no 5 it H .pfjam f Q I Dillsburg ----- 1 Q43 S + LE LC L01 Dillsburg ----- 2 . M Some Freshmen pose for a picture. Rush between classes! Dom fan' gms' ..- ff? 1 gg gs . ns? T -m U ' a J , fiftji A ss'-sw' D L Q13 'L sts t s if -1. A Q Fun at Hershey' Underclassmen at a dance. Totem Pole PP? Where's the shirt? EMM A get together between classes. Freshmen! A Pep Session in assembly. Late for class, Velma? 1,1 fx X uw,-' X .31-,',3,, 311' :Cai ' -11:15 Was it a joke? llrk at -' W AW'-may W Yum, good! .4 i. , ...-, Q . -Q . ,- K ,v W - 'Y J UW -- ', ,,. r . fo rg.. ,gg - 5,, .- . ,..,. M K i 85- ,.,,ML ,- Hi-- - . ,, V --- 4, uf,-5. -,- .- -iiiffraffwfrw 1 ,.- rf ,- . . -A The front of the school after the snow. Coach, takrng a rest. Tough problem 7 ? P Happy Buthdayl C38 J. Mr. Kaup's decorated door. The schoo1's gift to Mr. Evans What's up, Bob? - q Mr. Eyans in assembly ig, sl 5 f F141 'Q C. N. SPANGLER PONTIAC SALES - SERVICE GENERAL REPAIRING FENDER AND BODY REPAIRING PAINTING VULCAN IZING AND RECAPPING WASHING Cr WAXING RADIATOR CLEANING COMPLETE REPAIRING RECORING FRON T END SERVICE ROSSVILLE PENNSYLVANIA CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATION CLASS OF I953 l--1-Q39-5-1 MAY PROSPERITY, HAPPINESS AND PEACE BE WITH YOU IN THE YEARS TO COME W. HAIR SL SGNS OPERATOR OF SCHOOL BUSES FOR NORTHERN YORK CO. JOINT SCHOOL SYSTEM R. W. SMITE-I BE SON GENERAL CONTRACTORS DILLSBURG. PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of bpm! Z ' ENGINEERS - consmucrons - MANAGEMENT CUTIVE OF ES DILLSBURG. PENNSYLVANIA COMPLIMENTS OF DILLSBURG NATICNAL BANK RG PE NNS SCHOOL DAYS. . . They cement many lasting friendships. Soon you and your class- mates will take different roads, and it may be years before some of you will meet again. School days do not last forever--and when they are past, memories are kept warm by the photographs of friends of the classroom and campus. Your chums should have a 'personality portrait of you, and so you will prize one of theirs in return. In a year or so you will be glad you took this means of keeping alive the memories of your school days. And the home folks will always cherish a portrait of the 'turning point in your life. This studio is the headquarters for the special photographic work and the doors are open to students of the Dillsburg High School and their friends. Why not arrange to come to the studio now and have that photo- graph taken? SPECIAL STYLES -AND RATES FOR STUDENTS THE ENSMINGER STUDIOS ESTABLISHED IN 1882 CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA'S LARGEST AND OLDEST PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIOS PHONES: 67968 - 67969 - 67960 SECOND AND WALNUT STREETS HARRISBURG PENNSYLVANIA COMPLIMENTS OF IHTTER BRUTHERS TELEPHONE 4-3061 GENERAL CDNTRACTURS 1 N. CAMERON STREET HARRISBURG, EDMUND G. GO0D ARCHITECT RG PENNSY COMPLIMENTS OF EVANS BROTHERS DEPARTMENT STORE HOME DRESSED MEATS GROCERIES -- DRY GOODS CROSLEY APPLIANCES PHONE 10-R-2 DILLSBURG A PENNSYLVANIA biif' .v-- . mf?:f5:5:O' I SR -Sw 4f4f8eA . -w hf1 KJ, Egf-.pf e OQQI - . - 1.6..Aw..f vi H COMPLIMENTS OF Union Emblem Co HIGH SCHOOL AND FRATERNITY JEWELRY FELT GOODS, COMMENCEMENT STATIONERY PAUL H. NISSLEY, MANAGER PALMYRA, PENNSYLVANIA TRY 0 R 'xv 3'3- fgiha M' .H ' . U: 5, SSTL c T X35 so if XJR'-1.1! 'inf K7 in .Q ., i :E . f , Z . ,E ., :El 3 sf yder's S iff was iff me fn M YOU'RE SURE TO LIKE RYDER'S ICE CREAM It's so smooth and creamy rich in your favorite flavors. Ready-packed for home serving in economical containers. Get it often at WOLFE'S RESTAURANT PAUL WOLFE, PROPRIETOR DILLSBURG PENNSYLVANIA COM PLIMENTS OF MYER'S RESTAURANT SERVING HERSHEY'S ICE CREAM 24 HOUR SERVICE THOMAS MYERS, Proprietor 'Vx 5 . . 1 W HILLSIBURG V' A V,-sm. PENNSYLVANIA A -'N WGLF'S BUS LINES YORK SPRINGS, PA. TELEPHONE 49 I 1 uraumulillb S 5 - ni S X or ffQQ for 4 ?Q' f ' 'ii i I Motor Coach Charter Service for Groups and Parties to any part of the United States. KNAUIPCLEMENS PUHNITUHE 8 APPLIANEE5 0 FINE FURNITURE 0 PLUUH IIIIVEHINE 0 VENETIAN BLINDS IJILLSBUHE, PENNA. PHUNE 59 HILL 'l'0P FARM PHESH IIHESSEIJ PUULTHY AND EGGS C. H. Bembe Yurls Springs, Pennsylvania H. Il. E The New Northern High School Electrical Work by Jno. Z. Barton 317 West Market Street York. Pennsylvania Electrical Engineering and Construction ELL' RE TAURA T PARTIES, BANQUETS, CATERING SERVING ICE CREAM FOR ALL OCCASIONS DILLSBURG A PENNSYLVANIA 720 run? CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES AND FACULTY Jones Food Morket PHONE 23113 A 43,2 N5 DILLSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA F ff C . . fav COMPLIMENTS OF LeFever Brothers fcuo,5YQ1g,L.QI,rr SALES - SERVICE DILLSBURG PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of . SMITH-HGUPES Plumbing-Heating-Sheet Metal-Contractors O25 S G Compliments of DILLSBURG SHGE FACTGRY DILLSBURG SHEET METAL WORKS Registered e Oll. HEATERS South Baltimore Street umm mmm Plumbing-Heating F V T'n 'g Dillsburg, Pennsylvania Cleaned PHONE lo-R-4 J. JAMES SMITH, Owner DILLSBURG I FARM SUPPLY, INC. E 4 . E, Youn INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER-NEW ...,.....f.....E FARM EQUIPMENT DEALER unvzsnn Wi I l 0 H i . If? International Harvester co0D5EAn Farmall Tractors Freezers-Refrigerators TURKS Goodyear Tires SHENK and TITTLE 60005 Q iEverything for Sports? 039 313 MARKET STREET HARRISBURG PENNSYLVANIA peck's Esso Servi.Center Gas. oil, tires, General Repairing, Sunbeam Electric Appliances Zenith Radio and Television. Etc. Phone 106- 1 1f2 Mi. N. Route 74, Di11Sburg,Penna Bentz Hardware THE STORE WITH THREE GREAT NAMES FRIGIDAIRE - MAYTAG - DUPONT IF IT'S HARDWARE - WE HAVE IT PHONE 49- R- 3 DILLSBURG PENNSYLVANIA COMPLI MENTS OF Wiley Bros. Appliance Store PHONE Z4- R-4 DILLSBURG PENNSYLVANIA C. C. KOTTCAMP and SUN Mechanical Contractors Plumbing-Heating-Sheet Metal Work-Slate Roofing York Pennsylvania K 8 G FEEDS FROM YOUR PROGRESSIVE FEED MILL KINTER SL GRCVE, Inc. Dillsburg, Pennsylvania Phone 39 Andrews Paper House of York DIV. S. WALTER, INC. One of Pennsylvania's Largest Distributors of Paper Products York Philadelphia Allentown HARBOLD'S ESSO SERVICE STATION Cr RESTAURANT Wynne Dealer in n S5 Atlas Tires G' Batteries W SIGN Phone 34R6 Rgifwiifur DIIISPI-'VS Pennsylvania DILLSBURG GRAIN AND MILLING CC. 1 nr Dealers in 'Q FL GRAIN, FEED, COAL, G' FUEL OIL . PURIIIA CIIOWS DlLLSBURG'S BEST Pesos Dillsburg, Pennsylvania Phone 36-Rl I SUNSHINE STCRES, Inc. W A Y N E F E E D POULTRY EQUIPMENT - GLIDDEN PAINTS GA E A RD N TR CTORS MILKING MACHINES - WATER HEATERS CLAY BARN EQUIPMENT - BARN CLEANERS DAY OLD AND STARTED CHICKS Dillsburg Phone 67 Pennsylvania WM. T. SPAHR, Manager i Congratulations And Good Wishes E To The Graduates e ,gf 0 May Graduation Be the Key That Unlocks The Doorway To Success Ora T rainjoad J. H. REARICK AND SUN Dillsburg Pennsylvania GRIMES sa STUM if PHONE io-9k Dillsburg Pennsylvania Men'5 - Boyig Clothing, Shoes, Etc. Congratulat o s to the E cellent No the H gh School We are happy t s you at Allenbe y d te yo to s our facilit es f DINNERS - BANQUETS - DANCES RECEPTIONS - OVERNIGHT ACCOMMODATIONS SUMMER THEATRE and Playhouse ALLENBERRY On The Yellow Breeches BOILING SPRINGS, PENNA. PHONE Ca Isle 819 John V. and Charles A. B. Hei Compliments of HARLACHER'S JEWELRY AND GIFT SHCP Phone 92R3 Dillsburg Pennsylvania dh x'1X-I' TQAVN Q, KRALLIS un' , A The Nyal Store OQQR Toiletries, Sundries, Sodas, School Supplies Dillsburg Pennsylvania Compliments Of . A. WIERMAN, D. D. S. Compliments of W. E. FISHER and SUN Lumber - Paint - Hardware - Building Supplies Phone 70-R-l l Dillsburg Pennsylvania Compliments of RAKESTRAW'S DAIRY PRGDUCTS GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1953 LINDY'S MEN'S SHOP THE HOME OF NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS PAUL A. LINDON, Proprietor Dillsburg Pennsylvania DITZLER'S FURNITURE STORE Electric Appliances Venetian Blinds Frigidaire Products Taylor Living Room Suites Maytag Washers Bed Room Suites Television Sales a d S ' Sofa Beds-Odd Chairs Floor Covering of Il K d Lamps-All kinds Y ungstown Kitchen Mirrors-Desks Tappa Gas Range Water Heaters B ttl d G d Service BUY WHERE YOUR DOLLARS HAVE MORE CENTS YORK SPRINGS PENNSYLVANIA CCCKLIN FUNERAL HOME SERVICE OF DISTINCTION AMBULANCE SERVICE - FURNITURE VENITIAN BLINDS - CARPETS PHONE I04 Dillsburg Pennsylvania MCCLURE SL WAGNER MEAT MARKET I23 East Main Street Mechanicsburg, Penna. PHONE 32-IZ Manufacturers Of Kampel Kraft Kitchens Custom Styled Sink Tops, Counters And Table Tops Formica Speclaltxes Phone 4lR2l Dlusbufg Pennsylvama NIIRMAN E. WEIGARD Phone 4 R 2 D111sburg Pennsylvama IUIIQII llllllil fiilnll , n llllllil - n::::.. X ' 3 O lil 'P -X Bi E me U 9 o. 3 h, . l If g n v -P H PORTRAIT AND COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY PI-IoTo FINISHING AND SUPPLIES Q PICTURE FRAMING A 9 WEDDING STATIONERY fvlow HUNTER'S STUDIO PHONE 3663 46-48 E. Main St. Mechanicsburg, Pa. Compliments of WEBB and wow 5 'w'a' GN SPORTING GOODS QD 2lO North Znd Street X5 Harrisburg Pennsylvania SEIBERT FCOD STCRE fs!-suis or Mm- D ASSOCimE51-IZi'.O3:l'?O'?bSl'll'lE9lV3Hia V: 5 A Complete Food Service 'Q g sg f ' . 'tom' ,631 PHONE 94R2 am N On the Square ny' S Dillsburg Pennsylvania Best Wishes 'K ? ? -lf .L Williams Grove Park Q fn' AND Speedway Compliments of NESBIT ELECTRIC Dillsburg Pennsylvania L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Known wherever there are schools Class Rings - Pins Commencement Invitations- Diplomas-Club Insignia-Medals and Trophies-Personal Cards Represented by MR. W. G. ROSS Wormleysburg Pennsylvania KEEFER'S GROCERY THE FRIENDLY STORE Groceries - Meats - Dry Goods Produce Member of Associated Grocery Stores AUTHORIZED DEALER OF PHILCO APPLIANCES Grantham Phone 4422 Penna. COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Compliments of HARRISBURG DAIRIES 20th G' Herr Streets Harrisburg Pennsylvania Compliments of DILLSBURG SHOE REPAIR SHOP RENE TANGER, Proprietor Dillsburg Pennsylvania STOUGH'S ATLANTIC SERVICE GENERAL REPAIRING WASHING - GREASING Phone 48-R-2 North Main Street Route 94 YORK SPRINGS PENNA. Compliments of JOSEPH W. GIBSON Funeral Home Phone 341 Mt. Holly Springs Penna. Compliments of CHARLES B. RIDER Home Dressed Meats QQWPQ Q 0 THEODORE LAUKEMANN PHONE 50 U . R. F. D. Number I Dlllsburg Pennsylvania Dinsburg Pennsylvania LONG BROTHERS Wellsville, Penn. Compliments of REST-A-WHILE-INN We feature the finest in Groceries Firestone Tires and R' F' D' Number l Auto Accessories Dillsburg Pennsylvania Home Appliances FlSHER'S MUSIC SHOPPE Everything in Music Martin - Band Instruments Pedler - Woodwind THE WEEKLY BULLETIN Dillsburg, Pa. Phone 23-R4 53.50 Two Years DAVID S. FRY, Editor Sewing the northern ADVERTISING part of York County and nearby sections of Cumberland and Adams Counties Dial 3,4173 Anything printed for . PRINTING your business or your 307 High Street society. Commercial, Hanover Pennsyhlania Esgcralhiesooklet, farm auction our Congratulations to THE SENIOR CLASS OF NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL Best Wishes for the Future from M. E. SHILLITO FL0lllI'S GREENHUUSE PHONE 30-R2 West York Street DILLSBURG HARBOLD'S GARAGE HUNTER'S CORNER Self Service Food Market CARS RUCKS PHONE 46R3 Sales Service R. F. D. Number 2 Phone 85 l Dillsburg Pennsylvania Dillsburg Pennsylvania Cabling Cavity Work Pruning Feeding Compliments of G. A. MYERS HOLLlNGER'S MEATS Tree Surgery fr Landscaping Phone 44-R-l ll Dillsburg Pennsylvania JOHN LAUER, Jr. General Merchandise Feed, Produce, Etc. Electric Appliances Wellsville Pennsylvania Compliments of CLEAR SPRINGS GARAGE and MOTOR COURT Q For New Furniture SEE HAAR Dillsburg, Pennsylvania ' Compliments of DILLSBURG MEAT MARKET Clover Farm Store PHONE 3l-R2 Dillsburg Pennsylvania ECKEL'S DRUG STORE Quality - Courtesy - Service 563 E. Main Street Compliments of DILLSBURG 5 610 Mechanicsburg Pennsylvania MOX'S NEW AND USED CARS EASTERN STATES FARMERS EXCHANGE Every Car on the road is a Used Car Representative CHARLES A. GROVE E. E. GOCHENAUER, Proprietor Phone 41-R-4 iRes.l H1002 34'R'5 Phone 27-R-4 iWhse.7 Dillsburg Pennsylvania Dillsburg Pennsylvania Compliments of LEHMER'S GARAGE Compliments of Firestone Tires - Tubes SHAMBAUGH'S Home and Auto Supplies HARDWARE PHONE as-R-2 STORE Dillsburg Pennsylvania Compliments of THE WILL FISHER ORCHESTRA Dillsburg. Pennsylvania Compliments of S PO E R L EIN ' S Women's and Children's Apparel Dillsburg Pennsylvania COMPLIMENTS ALBERT BRCTHERS GENERAL CONTRACTORS R. F. D. Number I Dillsburg Pennsylvania DILLSBURG BAKERS B. A. RHODES, JEWELER Cakes For Weddings - Birthdays - Showers Longine Cf Wittnauer Agency Parties PHONE IO-R3 Dillsburg Pennsylvania Dillsburg Pennsylvania INVESTORS DIVERSIFIED SERVICE JERE BALDWIN, Zone Manager Phone 9752 iRes.J Hbg.3I966 ZI9 W. Main Street Mechanicsburg Pennsylvania Compliments Of BRUCE FLEMING Operator of Bus to and from NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL Dillsburg Pennsylvania WE, THE CLASS OF 1953 WISH TO EXPRESS OUR SINCERE APPRECIATION TO THE ADVERTISERS FOR THEIR AID IN MAKING THIS ISSUE OF THE PANORAMA POSSIBLE mwffff 46? vffg Wa 744, WL Jffyifjb 6 QM w My ' JM Q Diff ' W! k HMV uwewfugw gzip? WWW + Wah' MP W W Qwfoy Q sw 4' My , ff QCA? Mffw 4 f W ,W W My 717,14 fo W O RMK X QSQSJQ Z730V95,p5i M'Ml W! AEK Wvfjggfk . 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