Northern High School - Panorama Yearbook (Dillsburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1958 volume:

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We have worked long and hard, hoping to make this the best book ever published at N.H.S. Our theme this year is Our Year and is based on the activities from September 1957 to June 1958. TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication . . . 4 Seniors ..... . . 5 Who's Who ............ . . . 20 Class History ............ . . . 22 Administration and Faculty ... ... 31 Activities .............. . . . 39 Academic Life . . . . . . 65 Underclassmen . . . . 69 Athletics ........ . . . 75 Advertisements . . . . . . 93 Senior Directory . . . . . . l I3 3 DEDICATION rec' iiifoii of Meir mrcg J es in aiic friendly uri - A Srarir irig f Q JCC fl ff' J. of we fi W f.l Jo iii, if 6 ilie graduating claas oi' 1958 are yery liappy To dedicate ffro. Barbara Taylor arid Mr, Riclward Hoopes. T Q ,ii LL nf' T7 Q 1 A I KP I a Q -f Q -L 3' O j CI 5 Q Ti fi I rw FU I LQ G. ,T Q I Cl ylor, a graduate of Lebapoii Valley College, is Cliairriiaii fnizclfr. Slie is advisor To Tlr. Paiioiaiiia arid Purple and ff' 'f- 1- 'o i fffg Taylor' iz a very Tala-iiiud iiiasiciaii, playing lnarli flin- piario Liiii1o'ga'i. le rcailiei oi 'r f fr- las D'JllCU if 1 f'i 'l 1 P agpprci zz' lrierds. ,f ,Ho p i c apes Ve a graduate ol Elizaiueilifofvii College H Norilierii, are ood Solid Geometry,f+lgol3ra,Ma1li. arid is Cliairriiaii aci,a i'iierri. He is also rlie advisor ro ilie senior class and J. fliajmgli 'fairy Trying dil3fiCUlTieS, f igglc 'l af lj! dcrlicrifiiig ilie WSE lDCI lOi'f1iiiCIlCi'.rl'9,TC1',flGi' ',f,r,Q1! no are able To expires Czar gratitude arid sincere fr ' r 'll 'Hi ilfy lia Q dorr as 'f :give C ie C, aid J U ia N- . ,i- ,.,. ig, , i.....,- , i If 45 . r A x Leh To Rnghi 'ls' ROW Beverly Grove Arlene Coulson Gerald Harbold 2nd ROW Wnlllam Eurlch Charlolfe Lehman CLASS OFFICERS The class of l958 could not have had as a successful sennor year as They had :T These capable offlcers hadn T been leading us Arlene Coulson presldenT had a huge 'ob Thzs year Her mam rob was To raxse Our vlce presldenT Gerald Harbold assisted Arlene Through all The hard Tlmes Beverly Grove as secreTary Took m1nuTes of all The meeT1ngs and was responsible Tor varlous prolecTs undertaken by The class Wnllnam Eurnch treasurer had has rob for The pasT Tour years He Took care of The money and was a very capable Treasurer The hlsToraan CharloTTe Lehman had her 'ob for Tlve years She kepT noTes of all our actuvmes from grades elghT Through Twelve , . I . I . .A t . . . money for our Trip. . - . I I . . 1 , , I I ' STANLEY ARNOLD Stan Academlc Sports mmded future Navy man Yeah well any how lkes cars pet peeve IS currucular actuvmes MYRA E AUSTIN Myra Academic Being a psychologlst ns Myras am button likes sports You know what I mean always cheerful and full of pep clever JOHN BENTZEL Jr J D EDWARD BAUGHMAN Mose General Ed spends most of hls tlme playnng sports for Northern Navy rs hns future dlslxkes English usually says Holylll DONNA JEAN BENTZ Jean Academic Future medrcal secretary drxves hot 52 Ford friendly and good natured Gee Whiz as hazel flrrtmg eyes Johnny General Army bound IS our John Wanta dlsllkes cats tall blond and handsome IVV u YN Commercial and usua y quret I et t of my lute planiyltikgl' seove tary e peeve ns nasy people mostly seen wlth Esther H . . ff .Q yrry - x . KX- . . . , U N bet likes to hunt and Hsh ll ll ' l ' h ,L we jvjx, Q ,, 31, , . T ll ' ',G ou A '... ey' - r P J. H Ka rj I,-I ,svn 7 LEVINA MAE BYERS Junle Commerclal Quiet and studuous Oh shoot' would luke to be a secretory loves to wrute letters always bustlmg about JAMES CHINAULT Im General real llve ware Wow plans to be a cartoonust dlslskes Eng s pleaslng personality with lots of spark DONALD COOK 1 PATRICIA ANN Cl.AW5ER u ommerclcl Future receptlonlst Isnt t at u te vu e usually seen with Betty quiet study halls ore not among hen lakes SUE CAROLE COLEMAN ue Commercual A secretary on o bookkeeper as her goo Mother Itkes to rude show horses cute keen sense of humor Cook Academuc Always Clownlng around lkes go plans to go to college Aw get oft my back class clownlll 8 ARLENE M COULSON Arlene Academlc lndustrlous sensor class presndent F r two cents I d do at wants to travel ardent baseball an o sophlstlcoted lady ROBERT CRAWFORD o Academic Tall wrth a fashlonable crew cu Yea well future plans nnclude being an engineer spare time IS used by watchung TV LOIS DAGNELL Dagle Commercial Future alrlme stewardess Dont knock nt pretty but has talent loves to roller skate good artist KENNETH DICK en General Future Navy man You re pull :ng my leg dusllkes homework handsome football player llkes to hunt We RUSSELL E DEARDORFF Russ Vocational Farmer at heart You dont sa plays pool and roller skates durung those few spare hours oh that English 9 SHELVAJEAN A DAVIS Shelvy Commercial Enloys square danclng wuth a cer tam boy If you say so future plans Include being a secre tary and a housewxfe YVONNE M DRAWBAUGH Vonnue Academuc Duslnkes pop qunzzes future phys :cal theroplst You better be lleve It usually seen with Joan and Charmaine 4 ll ll v 1 4 H 11 ,V ll ll ' K B b 1, - H - - . H , . H HK ,, aw it - H 1 -2: I :gfgm ll Il ' H , . H - H - , , -.V . . . lu-W ,. f' - - H ROXANNE DUNHAM Roclue Commercial Future secretary beautiful smule You know It Irkes bemg with certaln people only pet peeve as one person wonder who? MARIE ARLENE ECKERT Mane Commercial Likes to watch Tel8VISIOFI future secretary Mother quiet dnslukes to go to bed early PAUL WILLIAM EURICH Willie Academic Future business administrator Dusllkes Spanish We I ont care capable editor of 58 Panorama lakes to wrnte EMORY L EDGAR General Emory plans to spend some future tame ln the Anr Force partuclpates in sports Get Lost e peeve as Englnsh 10 WILLIAM ECKERT Bill Vocational Favorite pastime is sleep Ain't you got no fetchin' up plans to work when leaving school quiet. JOYCE A FLOHR Joyce Academic Housewife with a career Inkes to ew and read Whats that make me actnve and agreeable dlsllkes nosey people DONALD GEESEY Don Vocational Don s future as undecided mkes huntmg and fishing Intelligent farmer dlslnkes QIVISIVPQ WILLIAM W GREASON I Academic College bound Ilkes to watch and play sports mathematics whiz dusllkes Engllsh tests WeII'P'?'7 BEVERLY GR ev Commerclal SHIRLEY JEAN GREENFIELD Teeny Academlc Loves sports talkatuve dont know plans to be a phys ed teacher enloys scrubbung locker room5'P'P'P hates Shots Marr ge mund efllctent and o secretor Larry KENNETH GRIEST Ken General Y s I understand Ken can not decade what he wall do In the future seems to do lust anythmg wlth has spore trme Ike o g dlsllkes I mustc 11 DARVIN J GROVE Darvm Vocational A future farmer Man oh man FFA presldent Iustens to the radio In has pastime quiet but undustrlous SHlRLEY JEANNETTE GROVE Shu' Commercial Shlrley IS Interested In Colorado and morrtage plans to be a medical asststont isnt that dear Instens to records GERALD L HARBOLD Jerry Acodemlc Future ns undecided doesnt luke to go to bed Tell me more capable closs vnce prestdent lakes to hunt ond ish Ell.EEN E HEIKES Peaches Commerctal DOUGLAS J HARTER Jr Doug Academnc Engtneertng s his gool Bunny buzz a real braln es to ltsten to the ra no studnous LORRAINE HEIGHES Toots Commercial Who likes getting up early? ... Lorraine doesnt . .. riding the roller coaster is her like .. . future stenog- ropher . . . Oh, Brother. Wants to be a secretory Knock It oft ltkes to work at Nells cute and talented dlsllkes English 12 RONALD HENRY on General Wants to be a farmer ou ouzer pet peeve IS gurls fHa Ho lakes football slow but sure. SAMUEL A HILL Sam General JOYCE lLGENFRlTZ Joyce Commerclal Suga and space cute and nate Oh Jalue beautlcuan IS her career a good dancer lnkes must: Another Engllsh hat r plans to be a mechanxc cars and hunting take cm front seat sn has mind RUDOLPH A HOPF Slup Academic Future chemical englneer ooy duslukes snobbush gurls nice and dependable likes horses and gurls JANE L KINTER .lone Commercial RONALD KEARNS on Academuc Future secretary Oh my good ness dlslnkes mad neughbors cute and dependable lukes Iwnng In her neughborhood One ol Northern s star athletes plans to be cm englneer Dag on dislikes homework and long turnpnlxes llkes huntnng and ishing. xc 9 :ii X X fisxf' 13 NORMAN PAUL KNISLEY 'Norman' Vocational From the halls of Northern to the Marines goes Norman 'I a 'eal cool motorcycle is- lfkes school. MILDRED KRONE Mlllle Academlc College bound loves to cheer Whot s that make me u bling ond bursting with energy dlslukes being teosed DONALD MCCOY Don General You re lust sumply lovely ture sollor pet peeve IS Englush talking to gurls lakes roller skatlng CHARLOTTE ROMAYNE LEHMAN Lemon Commerclal Future receptnonxst llkes to skate comnc You cunt any too br ght ktd dependable closs hnstorsan checklll PAUL MCCURDY Pau Vocatlcnal Plons to be o dnesel operator lnkes to hunt fsh a d trap Geepers pet peeve IS Engllsh comlc 14 SYLVIA JEAN MACKEY Sylvia Commerclal Future secretory You better be lneve nt Iskes to run around qulet but frnendly JOAN ANNE McKEEVER Joan General Active FHA member Well Gee whuz' future nurse usually with Chorrnolne or Yvonne mrs chuevous RICHARD L. MILLER Dick Academic He hos certain interests in Harris burg what about It Drck? Hold your horses An nntellu gent electrlclan hates algebra GEORGE W MUMMERT George Academic Future electrncal engnneer oves sports Holy Fruut dusllkes tests hos rodlant red hour JUDY NESBIT Judy Academic ESTHER LOUISE NAILOR Esther Commercial A boss secretary Get out of m lute athletnc mlnded nosey people are her pet peeves Future teacher Ill never ell lnkes to roller skate ond dance actnve and bright student RUTH ANN NELSON Ruthue Academic Ruthue has marraage In mmd usually seen with Stan dlsllkes school ltkes to say the name Stan dlsllkes unexpected tests 15 GLENDA LEE NOSS Glenda Commercnal Preparlng to be a secretary dug that the most a TV an Glenda usually has a smile for everyone CHARMAINE I. PAXTON Charmaine Commercial Usually seen with .Joan and Yvonne ... Holy cow ... future secretary Cl'1armaine's pet peeve is nosey relahves JAMES R RICHWINE lm Academrc College bound popular SC presldent never a dull moment when Jlms around has Interest BARBARA JEAN RAHN tn a motel Mucho Graco Toots Commercnal Future beautlctan Chure llkes to run around quiet and cooperahve pet peeve ns des courteous drlvers VERNON RUNK Skup General One of the Navy men dusllkes English Aw get out of my life ltkes archery drlves a bug new Crosley SHIRLEY ANN SHEELY Shlrley Commercual Wants to be a secretary BARBARA ANN ROSENBERGER Barb Commerclal Good actress ltkes dancing and golng to movies r decnded Holy lumptng lohosa ats duslulces nosey people 16 Honestly lakes murder mysteries always cheerful cute and frnendly ls KW THOMAS E SPAHR Tom General Undecided about future plans By George has a chief interest in Paxfang dn lakes slow drivers DORIS SIPE Dom Commercial Doris dislikes washing dishes undecided future Oh heck good artist enroys dancing and drawnn IDA SPONSLER a General Quiet, and lols of fun ... Oh gee' pe peeye ' unexpected tests leisure hours are spent sewing . . . future is undecided. 9 CAROL ANN SMITH Carol Academic Teaching minded cooperative Oh sh sh shucks Purple and While editor pleasing personal usually seen with Donna DONALD E STAMBAUGH Don General Plans lo be a policeman I es To rest iwho doesnf delicious ple baker You don? say dislikes English. '23 3 'li 17 BETTY LOUISE STOUGH Berry Commercial Future Typist Ain't that nice? ... enioys lisrening to the radio pleasant and co-operative. CONNIE L TROSTLE Connie Academic Future nurse pleasant personal strne is working ut Nel Ne cy rnerv dislikes plane Cn etr f oonmm MAE uvoucs Doretha Commercial Future secretary You better be RICHARD URICH Richard General Future auto rnechamc abhors homework and girls likes hunt ing and hshing quiet and calm leve likes to square dance ie and neat dislikes some people JUNE J WENGER JANET WALKER an Commercial r J Holy cow creta y spends rnuch 1 Certain CVO June Commercial Hot rod queen works at shoe factory dislikes English plans to be a secretory Big deal 18 JOAN L. WETZEL 'Fireball' Academic A happy go lucky kid likes to read Oh, yeah! dislikes homework ways full of ...active class member. LARRY WILEY Lefty Academlc Member of bag four Wolf Wnley Arnold Crawford future career tn Navy pet peeve ns York Sprtngs-gurls BETTY JO WOLFE Betty Commerclal Plans to be a receptuomst s ltkes mornlng hours quiet and qunte mce likes be ng with Pat Come on lets go RONALD E WOLF Wolfne Academuc Navy bound Thats neat one of the tall ones says he dislikes gurls tha haIt'97'? mem ber of the bug four PHILIP ZINN I Academuc ERNEST PARK PHILIP YOST Errllb General Future career is Navy goin to Delaware is Ernie's favorite past time pet peeve is wool Gad, you gotta go. Another Navy man lnkes work Ing on hot rods Thats as bad pet peeve as Engllsh usually clownmg around HUGO Bug whnte polar bear present at all games f of vtm vt r and pep school mascot m c polar bear 19 V' Beverly Grove For her work as presldenf of Senxor Trl Hn Y and class secretary xlham Greason For hrs oufstandmg :Ty In Th 'l of mathematics an science Wulxarn Eurwch v hrs leadershxp Panorama Edlfor and class Treasurer WHO S Carol Smwth For her edlforshlp of fhe Purple and White and walling spiral of co operollon Ronald Kearns and Arlene Coulson or thenr capable leadership as rumor and sen nor class presndents Darvln Grove For hxs consclentnous warn: as president of Future Farmers of America Judy Nesbit For her all round person- ality which has made her a valuable school citizen and leader. WHO James Richwine For his excellent guid- ance ofthe Student Council in its formative years Mildred K one For her enthusiastic and pepiy ob as he-ad of Ncrtherns cheer leaders Vernon R nk and Ed Baughwon r lcaole oarticnpation in er scholastic sports lv Q77 Paul McCurdy For his willingness to help behind the scenes especially In the field of athletics Joyce Flohr For her academic ability and contribution to numerous Northern activities OUR CLASS HISTORY As our senuor year comes to an end we look unto our past years at Northern Hugh We proudly haul the class of 58 the flrst class to spend sux complete years together un the new consoludated Northern Hugh School Our flrst frughtenung days un thus fascunatung new unfunushed school were full of adventure and awe Never before had our luttle eyes seen such a beautuful school The audutoruum wuth the plush covered seats was sumply gorgeous Many of us were never even un a gym nasuum before and fascunatuan mounted as we stared at the murror luke floor and could see ourselves wuthaut even straunung our eyes Northern Hugh was a dream come true Our class then numbered l23l We were duvuded unto four homerooms Mrs Weaver Muss Emlet tMrs Moareu Mr Nell and Mr Getz were our homeroom teachers and they soon proved to be the guudung hands that carrued us through our flrst year On March 9 l953 the hugh school was completely flnushed and the senuor hugh students uouned the uunuor hugh students A long fascunatung year of partues excute ment and fun soon drew to a close Summer vacatuan came and went Our class now accustomed to and acquaunted wuth Northern started uts eughth year un school Mr Evans our pruncupal assugned us to homeraoms at an assembly on the flrst day of school uQ7!L ,ffl How we have changed' Left to nght are Stan Jum Galen Carol Ron Judy Donna Bull Ed Harold and Georgew Thus year we found a need for class oftlcers They were Jane Kunter presudent Ronald Wolf vuce presudent Joyce Flohr secretary Connue Trostle treasurer and Charlotte Lehmann hustoruan As Farmer s Day drew near our excutement mounted becasue Mr Evans had guven us specual permussuon to enter a decorated car un the parade Another flrst for the class of 58 We spent many hours decoratung our car un red whute and blue usung the theme Statue of Luberty Even though we were not among the wunners we dud gaun some excellent experuence whuch proved very help ful un future years Thus year the purple and whute uackets became offlcual and much the rage We really felt proud when Mr Evans would unvute us to an occasuonal dance at the Allenberry , . . . . , . , , 1 1 - 1 ' . . . ,, . . - 1 . . . . . . 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Coloring Easter eggs and selling them was a money making protect that we also trned thus year It proved very successful At the end of this year we were permitted to take a trip to Washington We left early tn the morn mg and returned at 9 p m tlate for usl While there we toured the Washington Monument the Whtte House and many other things of interest After three months vacatuon we all met In the school audntornum again There we learned that our new homeroom teachers were Miss Rook Mrs Weaver Mr Ketterman and Mr Getz At our first class meeting we elected the follow mg officers James Ruchwlne president Carol Smith vice president Connte Trostle secretary Wllltam Eurlch treasurer and Charlotte Lehman htstornan to serve for the remannmg four years Agam Farmers Day was lust around the cor ner This year we entered a float and a car In the parade We felt that our lucky star was with us for we captured first prize wnth our float called Out of This World and our car representing Cinderella Our first stand in front of Nells Restaurant and also across from the ludges stand proved to be very successful Now that we had our start we were determlned to make money So on Aprll 20th we held our first skating party at Haar s Skating Rmk In order to get In the swung of thtngs for the next year we elected new officers Martha Kauff man president Joyce Ilgenfritz vnce presldent Shir ley Sheely secretary and Wllllam Euruch treasurer We ended our freshman year with a bang by going to Hershey Park for a picnic and amusements Returnlng to school for our sophomore year we were greeted by our new pnncupal Mr Dale Smlth and our new supervlslng prlncupal Mr M Luther Scott Our first prize winning car Mrs Armstrong Mr Getz and Mr Kaup were sentenced to be our homeroom teachers for thus year Mr Hoopes recenved an extra long sentence because he became our class advusor for the remain :ng three years We partucnpated as always in the magaznne drive and Farmers Day We sold the Dull Pickle Booster Tickets whuch gave an addntlonal boost to our treasury Our stand In front of Nells Restaurant was a terrific success Mnsfortune seemed our lot thus year because we dndnt wm anythnng tn Dlllsburg on our float For Me And My Gal but we did rack up a nnce sum tn other nearby towns Including a 2nd prize in the Hanover Parade and a lst prtze tn Mechantcsburg 5 Myrna Pentz Geo Mummert Ruthie Nelson and Nancy Gerber rode our sophomore float M And M fi We held a skating party at the Rainbow Roller Rank and sold Iron On Letters We made a small fortune on these enterpruses Spring came and our school rings came too Once agann the class of 58 was the first to wear the beautnful school rung which wnll be Northerns stand ard rung for future classes We were proud to be In senaor high and attend dances partnes and sports events at Northern Hugh Our school was prosperlng more and more New clubs and new sports were developmg At last we could partncupate un our school newspaper chotr and choruses These wer thrills for all of us To end our sophomore year we elected officers to supervnse our lunxor year They were Ronald Kearns president Gerald Harbold vice presndent Beverly Grove secretary and Wnllram Eurtch treasurer - 1 . , . 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Our float for Farmer's Day, Canadian Sunset, was complete with dogs and dog sled We felt trium phant when we won first in Dillsburg and many prizes in the vicinity Again we sold the Booster Tickets and again our stand was quite profitable We needed extra funds this year for our big night our prom So we held two skating parties one at Haars and another at the Rainbow They both served their purpose entertainment fun and money We still needed more money to finance this night of merriment A bake sale was our solution which was held in Dillsburg This year many of our boys played lunior varsity football The school play Henrietta VIII w ll long b remembered Many of our classmates participated in it It proved a great success both financially and experience wise Our big year was coming soon Jim Richwine was elected president of the Student Council for our senior year Arlene Coulson was elected president of our senior class with Gerald l-larbold as vice president Bev Grove as secretary, and Bill Eurich as treasurer. Bill Eurich and Judy Nesbit were chosen to edit our yearbook, Carol Smith was named editor of the Purple 81 White. Our biggest year finally started. Excitement filled the air Mr Marsteller and Mr lvlusser were our home room teachers for this year Our hrst big venture was Farmers Day We entered a float in the parade called Butterfly Frolic We believe that this was the most beautiful float ever to be entered in any of the Farmer s Day parades Our color scheme for it was yellow brown and orange We were absolutely speechless when we learned that we had won tlrst prize at every one of the tive parades which we had entered our float Plus our unique float we made a large sum from our stand in front of the post office We made a total of 539661 from our Farmers Day ventures We were very thrilled to have one of our classmates chosen as Farmers Fair Queen Bev Grove was the lucky girl We hadnt recovered from the excitement of Farmers Day until we started our senior play The senior play Chicken Every Sunday was a great success Again we had a first We were the first class to have a student matinee which everyone seemed to enioy Canadian Sunset Editors Henrietta Vlll . , ,, . ,, . . . . . . , , 1 . . , . - f - I . . 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Our float won hrst prsze sn tlve Halloween parades Connse Trostle was chosen by the football players as Football Queen She was escorted by Ronald Kearns and attended by Barbara Splangler and Eleanor Splangler The sensor Problems of Democracy class went on a field trsp to Phsladelphsa on December ll We left brsght and early tor the trasn statson We made a hsstorscal tour ot the csty and sn the after noon went to see Csnerama We made a tour of the Evensng Bulletsn Busldsng and saw the pro ductson of a newspaper We hen had an oppor the world s largest and most beautstully decorated stores sn the world John Wanamaker s Homeward bound everyone seemed to agree that st was lust great We sensors had the prsvslege of gettsng and trsmmsng the Chrxstmas tree sn the lobby The sensor hsgh choruses and drama classes presented the Chrsstmas program We had many prosects to make money for our sensor trsp to New York Csty Some of them were sellsng candy sellsng statsonery and helpsng to produce the school play sn whsch many sensors partscspated We had two skatsng partses thss year Money and fun was our goal Thss year ss drawsng to a close The prom presented to us by the sunsors was delsghtful To end our year we wsll spend three days sn New York Csty 4 Football Queen and Attendants . . V . . . I ll ss - lf, M gs, . D T - A , tunity to do some Christmas shopping in one of 25 -m1, if s A-if 4 ls? ROW, Left To Right JHFQ K 1-', N WY- K-:rc fhm- CCF' f- T 'i' 4- Cui' S S ff G16- f6'd, Jayne : c- .f ' 'X U, 1 fi xf 'N .'.w:1kn', E11 .1- y Gmve, Flfgf-VVV1, S' ffm: Z 2 f cf- I LH, Judy NQSDM, Jon 5.-1 C' 1 . 5- ' P- 'z 5, Eg' :' d! 2nd ROW: XNQTZQ-V, S fry Grzw HSTARLIGHT MEMORIES FULFILL OUR PROM DREAMS Ts? ROW, L99 Yo Righfg Pm' LW, Ec B'1,wqhn'c1n, Jwrw VVQH, H190 fc? 'fer' DM, JCM- Bgnsggy Gewld HU Q i 'L . f' 'L ', E' C'f.'.:C'v, Gf,:'qfY- Mdrvwn-.?, bold, 9.10, FSH, Rmu'd KQ:'f5,EC1 SESS I3 5 z , -,Q Def fuck 2nd ROW: Rurmfd f I' A-. ,ft 1 f Dancing to the music of The Will Fisher Orchestra. ' :fx l THE RECEIVING LINE, left to Right: Mr. and Mrs Dole Smith, Joyce Flohr and Barry Evans ond Carol Smith and La'ry Wiley, Starlight Memories was the theme for our Junior Prom, which was held at the Hershey Park Golf Club on May l7th. We entered the stone palace, met our principals and their wives and the senior class advisor, Mrs. Arm- strong, From eight until twelve, we danced, dreamed, and ate a delightful dinner, which consisted of not only turkey but also ham, scalloped potatoes, peas, cole slaw, apple sauce, coffee, milk, and ice cream. The tables were setting lengthwise in the room with center- pieces of white and blue stars surrounding ice blue candles, making an attractive setting. We danced until 9:30 and then our full course dinner was served. After eating for an hour the music and dancing continued and photographs were taken. As we floated around the room, the silver and blue stars sparkled not only in the decorations, but also in everyone's eyes. The musical melodies of The Will Fisher Orchestra filled the room, the patio, and our minds with memories of a most wonderful evening. At 12:00 the orchestra started playing the strains of Good- night, Sweetheart and the memorable evening was over. As we left we gazed over our shoulder for a long last look at the room, so it will be fixed in our memory forever. THE HEAD TABLE, Left to Right: Dotte Stevens, Bill Euricn, Bev Grove, Larry Lerevv, loah VXet:e', Ran Kearns Gloria Markle, Gerald Harbcld, Charlotte Lehman, and Ronald Wolf. The Entire Senior Play Cast Takes A Bow CHICKEN EVERY SUNDAY CHICKEN EVERY SUNDAY, our senior play, will long be remembered by everyone who aided in mak- ing the performances a success, The play was success- ful both tinancially and entertainingly, and the experiences enjoyed by the seniors in doing it will never be forgotten. The three act comedy, written by Julius J. and Philip G. Epstein, was presented on November 22 and 23. The play was centered around Emily Blachman, portrayed by Judy Nesbit, who converted the family home into a boarding house so that they can have a roof over their head and something to eat, when she suspects that her husband, Jim, played by Jim Richwine, will someday go broke even though he was president of the trolley line, bank, and laundry. At the boarding house many exciting things hap- pened-ramance, business transactions. fights and reconciliations. Miss Gilley lConnie Trostle , an old maid school teacher, had a visitor every night, who sneaked up the back stairs. lt happened to be Mr. Robinson played by CRudolph l-lopfi, and they were married secretly. Another romance was centered around Mr. Blachman's daughter, Rosemary, portrayed by Donna Bentz. Harold !'Bill Eurich , a boy from Boston, was very fond of her, but Jeftrey Lawson lDouglas Harteri, finally became her hero and future husband. Jeffrey had a domineering mother, portrayed by Joan Wetzel, who in the end loses control of her son, Emily and Jim had a quarrel over the beautiful Rita Kirby 'Myra Austin , who happened to marry and divorce Mr. Kirby, Tom Spahr, three times. Rita's mother, lBarbara Rosenberger, portraying Millie Moon, was an alcoholic and cm baarder of Mrs. Bloch- man's. Emily and Jim hnally agreed that true love finds a way. Drunk To Me Only Wlth Thlne Eyes Mother Thus IS Harold Be careful what you say ID front af the children' Goodmght Olnve The two other children were Ruthie and Oluve CYvonne Drawbaugh and Ealeen Helkesl respectively who were always asking the wrong questions at the wrong time Some nevghbors were Carla lLons Dagnelll a young Mexican woman and Rev Wilson llien Grlestl who lost his chour surpllces and caused excntement at the engage ment party Ernie Yost played Clem the streetcar drnver and gained a wife one of the boarders Mrs Lynch a wndow was the lucky gurl and she was played by Barbara Rahn Mrs Lynch was always doing something to make herself more beautlful and some of her treatments were really provoking The two remaining boarders were Jake played by Donald Cook and Mr Wnllord lRlchard Mlllerl .lake was an old man but by no means grumpy He was as full of lnfe as a man of forty and lust as funny Mr Wnllard was a mysterzous salesman and thought to be a German spy although he turned out to be lust a salesman And last but not least was Evne May the mold played by Joan McKeever She put all the suspicion on Mr Willard but was proved wrong IH the end The play was a story of the endless ups and downs of the boarders neighbors and family The mam actlon of the play had to do wnth Mr Blachmans trynng to find suckers for has enterprnses the effort of Jeffery and Harold to wan Rosemary s hand and the separation and eventual reconculnatlon of Emnly and Jam Blachman Cur play will always be remembered by the class as a lot of fun and enloyment In spate of all the work that went unto lt 29 Where s Jeffrey? 11 - - - 11 11 - - 11 1 11 f - 11 11 ' ' 11 1 1 , . 1 I ' , . ' I I I , . . l ' ' I I ' 1 1 ' . , , . , . 1 , 1 , - . , . 1 I . . , . , . . . . , I 1 ' ' 11 1 ADMINISTRATICN AND FACULTY vii' M LUTHER SCOTT BEST WISHES FOR THE CLASS OF l958l For the past several years rt has bee my prlvllege and pleasure to participate rn your actlvltnes The flne splrlt good nature and great efflcaency whzch you have shown must surely have been expressrons of your character Your scholastnc successes have come from your abnlutnes dnlugently applzed Continue your worthwhule Interests and GCTIVITIES as you enter new fields keeping always rn mrnd that there must be followers as well as leaders Remember too that you must llve wlth yourselves for the rest of your lrves If you will always keep your own self respect, you will accomplish great thmgs You have made many frlendshrps dur mg these years Keep these frlendshups allve and fresh through reumons For each of you l wrsh success and happmess Dale W Smnth Hugh School Prmcupal TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1958 Another school year us raprdly drawmg to o close a year rn whrch many pleasant thmgs have happened We hope that you have enloyed all of your years of school and especlally thu last one at Northern Your greatest years are ahead of you lust as the greatest years of our country are ahead of It We hope that we have pre pared you to meet these great years Best wxshes for success In whatever en deavor you may partucapate Snncerely yours lvl Luther Scott Supervusung Prtncrpal DALE W SMITH JOINT SCHOOL BOARD L to R H Fortney G Hertwrck W Myers Secretary R Long Vnce Presldent R Gundrum S Lehman C Gasswmt C Yost NOT PICTURED G Kmsley Presldent L Hershey Treasurer BOARD OF EDUCATION CARROLL TW C C Gasswrnt Sylvan C Wrley FrankW Slyder George L Eurlch MONAGHAN TWP Harold A Fortney Paul A Myers Wayne C Myers Ruchard Exchelberger John R Brown Jr DILLSBURG BORO ChesterJ Staufter George H Kmsley G Kenneth Coclclrn R K Lefever FRANKLIN TWP Harold L Gerlang Fred H Arnold John W Yohe F Stewart Lehman FRANKLINTOWN BORO Lewls Hershey Edgar V Shope RalphJ Gundrum WARRINGTON WELLSVILLE TWP BORO Damel Deardorf? Rnchard F Long Stanley Butler Mrs Evelyn Myers Wrlda Laughman Stewart Lemkelde Mrs Barbara Hoff lsabelle Weaver Chester Yost Edwnn G Unger P. . . . Robert C. Hartman George Hertwick Robert J. Denison Clyde H. Lucas 33 ARTHUR T KAUP RUSSELLJ WALTER EUGENE A ABPLANALP ranklnn and Marshal 021, Elizabethtown College BS lndxana State Teachers College tza thtawn C Secondar Education Cuvucs BS In Educatton Geocra hy Y J P Horn ool Vlit and Guldance If WJ7! W Lf, f'1fjA,dJL6Z urstnus e Heath and Phys Ed Phys: ca Educcxttan Drtver Tram :rg :nal Heqlth e anon Valley Umv Penna Nl us Adrntnlstraton Buslness Sub ects ROBERT F BOSTIC HAROLD E BRENNER Franlcltn and Mar hall College Mlllersvulle State Teachers Col AB an Soclal Stud es American le e BS ID lndustrlal Arts d Adelphn Hlstory and Blology lndustrnal Arts Jumor 'H tn Engl sh F L t. L , T E A 2 , . El' ' 1 I eg g . . in ' , ' ' , , ' ' , . Ed! KL! .. . VT I t V JU 0 f . K 4 ' ' . V , K f . K . wi LV JOHN W. ANDERSON fy , THELMA S, ARMSTRONG ' Coll geg BS, tn . E - L b , A . of I , ,, '. ' E T ., Bs., .B.A.-B I . , . , - 3 . , i I . I N f I j I , f . . ' ' I , ' Q p . . ' ' E ., ' ' I , l Z- L FYLER West NIYSIC kj ROBERT E HASINGER lndncno Slcte Teachers Col Tron Busmess Sublecls CW ISABEI. GOODFELLOW Hood College BS ln Home onomxcs I-lomemolcmg X, ,Q Cl, XMQ1 M ROBERT F HABIG Slulppensburg Sfofe Teachers College BS IU Buslness Educo tion Busmess Sublects 'I -I Wm W ANNE HEPLER boar U0 U c NWN, JANE IRWIN K CHARLES A HQFF RICHARD R HOOPES Y V Jumor College M lll svl emple Umverslty B S M S Eluzobetlwlcwn College B S le T clwcrs C llege B S Educgflon Smenqe Mofhemctlcs Mcxthemoflcs carol Studnes oclm Sm 'N I g . , ' Ec- ' ,XJ . I . 4 i I 4 , , - lm X, l . 6 ,B , A lv R xg -I Q C, Xl , g f a .CH f l X I I L L L ' ' b' A , I f ' Q' C .A-..-i ' 1 . A 1 ,lwwrim U w0 sQYyg B.S. lege, BS. in Business Edum- in MUSIC Educwllcfv Vocal ' F ' ' . ' M 51 :wd Cl'3:I:l G cms, C f . I I 1 I rl I ' . XJ , . ok ' I, 1-,MQ T ' ' I ,I V A in ' , . .in STG ef: O : , in ' I ' I ' , ' . S V g S 'Ql 'dlcs If A1 -i ' RI .I I ' I 35 RICHARD R KLOTZ PAUL N MARSTELLER BERNICE S MAY Bucknell Umversnty A B rn S Catawba College Emerson Col Kutzfown State Teachers College a udres Socua res e AB MA nn Englnsh n BS In Educatron Jumor Hgh J ! lush and Drczmahcs English fwfr Czlfffff 5 EDWIN G MILLER CLARENCE Z MUSSER Kuiziown State Teachers Col Taylor Univ Penng Store l-lbl'0 lUf1 try Physlcs and Chemnsfry RICHARD L MUSSER RICHARD F NELL ELWOODJ SHAEFFER Eluzabeihiown College AB rn Shsppensburg State Teachers Lock Haven Store Teachers Col Soclal Studles World AHa1rs College BS In Educohon Math lege BS nn Health and hys and World Hrstory emctrcs Ed Physical Education 36 rw L, I 4 I - . I O' 1 ' 2 my ' d'. leg,,,,..' ',Eg- 'J ' i . , lege: 545' in EdUC0Tl0f1: Univ,, A.B., M.Ed. in Chemis- ' A : ' : V A ' A : - 1 . - ' P . J - CM, ', of A E C aa KENNETH E STOUGH Mnllersvllle State Teachers Col e BS In Industrial Arts ond Moth Industrial Arts and Moth 'if-1 V BARBARA G TAYLOR French ROBERT W. WATKINS Bloomsburg State Teachers o- legeg B.S in Education, Science 'W . Lebanon Valley College BA n :sh En IS on 5 Q Bill ond Judy ore plonning our yearbook ond gefiing sei to sfort work, Cf!-'f:1f,5f+,F.' 'fax . , 1-.'5rs,-,::,5:Azz'-11'- h A l .2-.qt -,.,-. ee:-' Yi! r if ' lf 'f , :SQ X wuz- 1-2?'ZQ25'5-iff'1:' F --'rf-vp!-her--:' ' PANORAMA IS END RESULT OF STAFF'S SLEEPLESS NIGHTS PANORAMA EDITORIAL STAFF: SEATED, L. io R.: Mrs. Toylor, Wm, Eurich, Judy Nesbif. STANDING: Millie Krone, Joyce Flohr, Arlene Coulson, Corol Smith, Joan Wefzel, Bill Greoson, Stcnley Arnold, George Murnmerf, Shirley Greenfleld, pf' Bill Eurich, who proved to be a very capable and enthusiastic editor, and Judy Nesbit, his assistant, didn't wast time in getting started on this book of memories. Bill, Judy, and the editorial staff chose the style and theme of our book in the spring, and then during the summer Bill started the dummy Summertime wasn't all vacation for our business manager, Jim Richwine and the advertising editors, Beverly Grove and Rudy Hopf, either. They and their staff canvassed all merchants and businessmen in this area for advertisements. School started and then work really began. The copy editors, Joyce Flohr, Carol Smith, and Millie Krone, wrote copy and made assignments to their assistants, then passed it on to Arlene Coulson, head typist, who assigned it to her assistants, Circulation manager, Ruthie Nelson, and her assist- ants launched successful sales campaign in the fall, Art Editor, Lois Dagnell, and Circulation Manager, Ruth Nelson are pictured dictating to typist, Shirley Sheely, Charlotte Lehman Leviria Byers, crtd Jure Wenger. Shirley Greenfield, Stanley Arnold, and George Mum- mert kept track of scores and plays of all sport activities. Lois Dagnell did sketches for the editors and did all the art work. Never tiring was our advisor, Mrs. Taylor, who helped us through many straining days trying to meet the deadline. It was a difticult task trying to cram all the happy memories of our high school days between the two covers of this book, but, alas, it has ended, and we feel pleased and content with our results, PANORAMA BUSINESS STAFF: SEATED, L, to R,: Bev. Grove, Jr' Richwire, Rudy Hopf. STANDING: Ed. Baughman, Donna Bentz, Shirley Grove, Jai-e Kiriter, Connie Trostle, Douglas Harter. Pmple 4. 'Nw Vllxzillil-'X llllwll NK HUNT Ilvvi ilwi 155 I Iii lin , N . . l Yuletide Program Includes Movies Planned For Musical Groups, Pageant January Assemblies ' 'e 4, N . ., rl- f ,,. -.i.1 far, , Q. iii- i lyl-, ' .li :ir Iv' wi Eine 231' , i 'Il V v i-,V lui' L5. 5 vi ffiiiffli f ' gh.. f. X , ' A Hy, SEATED, L. Yo R.: Joon Mclieeve , f N ii '-- . .lv irzvj- 1--ci miivf , , , ,V 54 ., l, 'UM ,mira ' Zwff ev jsp Joy ce Flolwr, Corcl Smith, Joan VVelzel, Arlene Coulson STANDING, lsr ROW: Mrs. Taylor, Connie Trcsile, l-l da Jones Shirley Greenfeld. Siorley Arnold, George Mwnnierf, nw, Il' 1 .. , 'YT N, io x , -f' Me-inlu-rs of lluv -wnifvr vlzrss NTHIVAII ns ilu-5 ildllvll in Nur! Klllristrnzis spirit uilli ilu- ling' ul' lhv trzxriiiiwnnl wluln lrimmwl will: purpli- hall-. Un dvr are' B 1' x la r I 5 Hrs Frmlwri :xml Shirley li Hmmm-ri. Bill Ku fhsrlg Oth--rs, lvl! tn right. sire- tivo rivlc. .incl I Four Band Members Try For District Band iv- , W. Q., I' ln . K ' Lois Dognell, Beverly Grove, Judy Nesbil 2nd ROW: Joyce Binner, Cofol Laird, Nancy Snernori, .lonel V f 33' f' + Grissinger, Donna Beriz, lone Kinier, M?l'e Krone, Shirley Grove. 3rd ROW: Martens Nye-rs, Sylvia Wlriglif, N' i gli-HI' , if. iii Hi Karen Smiili, Lindo M ers, Lofs Tidcl, S3Fd'o M' ers, Dorlere Biker, 47h ROW: Rudi Ho l, Dom' l':s Harrier, I li W' ' ' 4 V Y y' If T7 J in Bill Greoson, Jim Riclwwine, Bill Eurich. ' 'X' na V' ' V er12 'f The Purple ard Vllafe, our school rewspsper, corre of? A' N V A K I l l ' 1 ' l 5 1, VM ffkl fir. - the Dress sever- Yrres VW: Yell' 5 9:19 ::'ss'ed 3' the iour- ' S 5 A -,Mi : i J, . ...V -X .. X. ' im , P 1. A+, . M ' ,af - fe -l 'iff P' Y . A ' ' A A I ' nglsw CWSSGS' Y' e 'dei 9 5 V d we K M Q 'Wg fe ' d' 'IIJIT l ill' flier, 'ifltisi if llii .mira Tl'e o'g:nfz'r: of ine rewicirrter v-is ' ' 'in e'r5. ob. IW., 0111, 'Q , , ' 'lik lil: in V i X 4111:-r. 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Lois 1?-12 and Yr 'e Is c newline' 55 Ve Nix? :':' Stfobsiiz P'ess fulplllurpl on Smlh ll P li plz RIIW7. H, 4'70n,, 06571 el 'ililf' ' il . 6 r- ' e 1 ' J' '- '17 Ir1 , if Pl . . , ll fl 0 . . , I. f' I , i i Associolion ond also The Columbia Sclio :sfic Press Assccio- VI 5 I'flj f1 Iizd hh L I' 'fag' 412' flllzl I -'lf,,,rl '77 f. Old!-son 'M Hd . ff, lg ir '- 1.1 1,. - 1 'ig 'fo ' iushir ll tion. , , , 0 ,- 'R A - '11 . 'If la UI '7-Vo T Vl 5 Tie . 5f.4,QSV Slab, Y pubr V ,ghanl V1lVVIVllf'n,, I7 klrll, HMM VVVVV Pl ' '. Nr-sl, T' 15 NU:-,h l'W7o,,kT A7013 'K' S.b5'frpl. In I , , CAV V V VV VV X o,.,NY f-,U 8.5-funn . VV LW? :V,,,l,VVV , .mln .1 gm. .im-ill i I - A . I 1 - ' . , fu-.- 'L V VV N V V lin' ,IVVKI7 QV llhftg . AIVV 'frirq TGOIVY i ii .. f xi 1 f' K ' illii IJJ. 170 ri -, S, -Sip V f U. 'ry ' . 61 of Ulm Bar Ilia lil lu fl ' ff i fr fi 1--.sri 1... '00 D111 'S Us 'Jw- 10, Sbull i SEATED, L. to R.: S. Sheely, C. Lehman, V. President, Joan Wetzel, Treasurer, Bill Eurich, President, E. Heikes, Secretary, M. Austin, STANDING: G. Cook, G. Bear, B. Greason, L. Byers, S. Davis, J. Wenger, Mr. Brenner, Advisor. SR. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB The Photography Club had such a large turnout this year that two clubs were formed, junior and senior, which should prove that photography is very popular at Northern. The club meets in the Ag. building where a dark room has been renovated to provide tor proper de- velopment ot negatives and prints. Members can learn from scratch or how to improve what they already know from Mr. Brenner, their advisor. SEATED, L. to R.: P, Nelson, Treasurer, L. Dagnell, V. President, J. Wenger, President, S. Coleman, Secretary, N. Hudson. 2nd ROW: E. Austin, R. Reynolds, M.'Reed, S. Mackey, D. Kellison, L. Heighes. 3rd. ROW: F. Zook, J. Smith, J. Paxton, K. Lucas, S. Stoyer, Mr, Brenner, Advisor, 4th, ROW: C, Fortney, K. Cromer, J. Zinn, S. McCurdy, K. Reese, B. Kellison. FIXIT CLUB The girls of the Fixit Club can do all little repair jobs, boys, and give you time tor the bigger problems. They learn to do all sorts of little tixit iabs under the supervision of their advisor, Mr. Harold Brenner. They hold weekly meetings and elected afticers at the begin- ning of the year. In addition to learning how to repair, they learned how to make rugs and how to use the hand tools in the shop. f SEATED, L. to R.: P, Clawser, D. Fishel, Treasurer, S. Coleman, Presi- dent, M. Kimmel, V. President, L. Dagnellg Secretary, L. Heighes. STANDING: C. Fletcher, E. Nailor, B. Wolfe, J. Brown, L. Eshelman, J. Lowery, D. MacCIuskie, Mr. Miller, Advisor. LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club sports I3 members and meets each Thursday to plan and improve our library. They not only worked in the library but also, journeyed to Hershey to see the Ice Follies. Their annual group party was held in the spring to add to their activities. 1 4 ff ns. 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' W SOPRANOS 'Ist ROW L to R S Alwlne C Han ford D Kelllson A Murray 2nd ROW G Noss Henry I Sponser M Relsh E Span er 3rd ROW M Arnold P Dlven P Berkhenmer SECOND SPORANOS 'Ist ROW L to R L Holl Inger J Gochenour L Albl P Walker 2nd ROW N Sherman G Markle D Baker S Myers 3rd ROW N Slothower J Kummel D Fnrestone C Detter 4th ROW C Blanchard D Haverstock E Zelders B Spangler B Bressler ALTOS 'Ist ROW L Myers M Danner J Otto 2nd ROW B Cromer C Paxton B Wolfe 3rd ROW S Wrnght C Lorrd C Clark 4th ROW D Kung M Ralston D Stevens MISS HEPLER DIRECTOR WITH A SONG IN OUR HEARTS If you happen to be passing the muslc room Tuesday Actavuty pernod or Thursday last period and hear melodnous music fill Ing the alr nt IS surely from the Girls Choral Cub Forty five partlcrpatnng members from the IOth Ilth and 12th grade form the club The gurls also took an actlve part In the Thanksgxvsng and Chrlstmas Programs To end the year the club took a part In the Sprung Concert Show Tame Singing In three part harmony their favorrte and most drmcult songs were Brother James Arr Innkeepers Carol and Hollday for Strings The Choral club director ns Mass Anne Hepler and the ac companlst us Judy Otto ROW, L. To R.: D RoberTs, J. Myers, C Dohr, K. Cromer, S. Seolover, J. SrniTh, D. Weigle, M. Wonders, J. Tr..sTle, G. Emig SperTzel, C. Brubizlcer, P. YGST, V. Weder, D. Gross, B, Hfvhold G. CuTlip, A. Shaffer, K. Eyfzns, l-l. Miller. 4Th ROVV: S. SToyer, Byers, R. Wenger, N. Dzirr, B, Seolcvex 2nd ROW: P. Dick, C. ForTriel,, S. McCurdy, J. Pc1xTch, F. Zook, J. DuTrey, J. STrc:yer, Vyfcigner, J. Zinn, K. Lucos, E. AusTir, N. Hudson, S. Eichel- L, Miller, A. BenTz, C. FleTcher, A. Jumper, J. Bclceq J. Wine, rger, J, Gro-fe, J. Spangler, S. RoL3erTs, R. l'lonTord, S. Myers, C. GlodTel'e', S. Wlollqer. STough. 3rd ROW: S. Williams, L. Diller, B, Wenger, P. Diener Jr. HIGH SONGSTERS END SECOND YEAR Now in iTs second yeor in The school cirriculurn, The lorge ond ocTiye Junior High Chorus, consisTs of TOO members Trom The seyenTh, eighTh, and ninth grodes, under The direcTion of Miss Anne l-lepler, The chorus rneeTs Twice o week ond hos Two occornponisTs, Noncy Wogner ond Mortho Cook. The chorus which sings genercxlly in Three porT hor- rnony, is on excelleni' prepc1roTion Tor TurTher musicol work, borh in and ouT of school. This yeor's ocTiviTies included porTicipc1Tion in The onnuol YuleTide fesTiyiTies, during which They song Two very efTecTiye ChrisTmos songs. To end The yeor They olso Took porT in The spring concerT. 'lsi ROW, L, fo R.: F2 Ho'Tr'nt1n, D lhclf, S, Yclre, L. LCLTVWIIVW, S. lCoTTcc:r p, D. ST':.lJ, l.. Hopf, K '.'.'ef:.e'. J. Crowe, A, li reel, R. Clczwser, C. Sht1fTer, lrfss Healer. 3rd ROW: P. ST':rnlV:ugh M Cook 2nd ROW: S Cohicm, E Gee- TTeld. P. Srl rg. G. D. Hess, R Ross, B Blczlce. B. Echelberger, S. VVeTZel. D, Bron STroyer, K, Cwssef L Sheriwzi lf Nieder, E. Cnubln, R. B :Len N. PiTcher, S McCurdy, D VV 'e,', L. Wire, R. N'-,e's. J. Vvilliwrrs i . 2 . Q7 oi T-. fi ' - Y 1 ll U 53' Y 9 gs. , Y 1 X , . , 1 x . f , 5f v - . 1 x ' '- x ' f A , I Wu it QSW ki' 1 r H2 -EL 3 dm 1 -'I ,ills grur ' T ' i ' -f,:-:V:-:,.,.A.,, . KNEELING: F. Lindon, head majorette. 'lst ROW, I.. to R.: E. Spangler, Squadron leader, C. Lehman, R. Kirkland, D. Stevens, S. Brehm. 2nd ROW: B. Spangler, M. Walton, N, Heighes, B. Rohn. BAND FRONT Consisting of four color guards and six maiorettes, the bandfront is the most colorful part ot the band. The girls were selected by Mr. Wagener at the start of the school year and have been coached by him. The bandtront marched with the band in the Farmers Day Parade and the Carlisle Parade. They also marched at the school football games. Practicing was done with the band dur- ing the regularly scheduled rehearsals, while separate practices were held without the band when needed. - B X F 123, 5 1 , 4. 1 illll. li T w V f K s' X 'N ' i i .4 7 I 1 A kay- 1 .1 f ll ff , DANCEBAND f T x i 'Ist ROW, L. to R.: E. Books, F. Smith, D. MacCluskie, J. Farence B Q l wine, C. Strayer, J. Lowery, J. Otto, B. Grove. 2nd ROW: W Ptc er XX d - M. Hertwick, D, Grove, R, Scott, J. Byers, A Black, Mr. Fyle H Jones Fifteen members and Beverly Grove, as vocalist, make up this years dance band. The band is supervised by Mr. Richard Fyler. The group played for the Ham Supper and at the Christmas Ban- quet ot the Bank. With the funds raised from this they purchased new dance band stands, lights, and other new equipment. They are also expected to play for a neigh- boring high school prom. DRAMA CLUB Learning through doing is the theory on which the Drama Club is based this year. Under the direction ot Mr. Paul N. Marsteller, senior English teacher, the club met weekly and worked out homemade skits. Their great eftorts resulted in an old- time melodrama, Christmas pageant which was given for an assembly and the Christmas Concert, a satire on methods ot proposal through the ages, and ioint efforts with the Drama Class for other unusual productions. f KNEELING, L. to R.: D, MacCluskie, L. Harbold, E. Books, G. Elder. SEATED: L Hughes, J, Lowery, M. Marshall, R, Wolf, M. Walton. STANDING: R. Stough, 6 T J Smith, L. Wiley, Mr. Marsteller, Advisor. WS Q l fl w FIRST ROW, L. to R.: Miss Hepler, M. Henry, G. Gettys, G. Sietz, L. Hess, G. Strayer. 2nd ROW: R. Hopf, D. Grove, R. Miller, A, Rider, R. Myers, n R. Scott. 3rd ROW: A. Weigard, J. Paxton, B. Pitcher, B. Myers, R. BOYS' CHORUS lt you're in the neighborhood ot Room 24 during the seventh period Tuesday or Activity Period on Thurs- day, chances are you'll hear the seventeen voices of the Boys' Chorus under the direction of Miss Anne Hepler, harmonizing, This being only the second year in the curriculum, the boys through grades 9-l2 sang, accompanied by Carl Strayer, in the Spring Concert. As this was the only activity they participated in this year, the group certainly outdid itself. NATIONAL . A HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW, I.. to R.: Mr. Nell, Advisor, C. Trostle, Treas., C, Smith, Sec., J. Nesbit, nouonwclnv Pres., J. Flohr, V. Pres.: M. Krone, and J. Richwine. 2nd ROW: J. Wetzel, R, Kearns, X9 'Z D. Bentz, W. Eurich, A. Coulson, and V. Runlc. 3rd ROW: J. Nell, K, Smith, S. Wright, 2 5 L. Myers, and R. Stough. 4th ROW: L. Bistline, B, Miller, J, Binner, L. Harbcld, and T. Good. Membership in the National Honor Society is one of the highest honors given here at Northern. The Society includes tifteen percent at the senior class and ten percent of the iunior class. In February the re- quired number were chosen by the faculty and the present members. Members are chosen to this society on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. The installation ceremony takes place in a combined assembly. FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB The William C, Evans Chapter of the Future Teachers of America, now two years old, has grown in size and in stature. Its aims are to help students de- cide it they want to enter the held at education, and it they decide attirmatively, tc help them prepare themselves tor the protession. Their activities included a ioint meeting with PTA., visitation of classes, the presentation of an as- sembly concerning education, and a scholarship for a deserving Senior. Two trips were taken, one to the Education Building ot the Capital and another was to hear the current Miss Pennsylvania speak on the need for teachers in the special education fields. Meetings are called whenever necessary by the advisor, Mr. Nell. The ofhcers are president, Judy Nes- bit, vice president, Joyce Flohrg secretary, Carol Smith, treasurer, Connie Trostle. The main activity was planning for the installation ceremony, alter which a tea was given tor the new members and their parents. They also sponsored a dance after a basketball game. FOREGROUND: M Reish, C. Blanchiird, B. Richwine, Treas BACKGROUND: S. Vmght, Sec., M. Miller, D Cockliri, L. Nell J. Paxton, F. Zook, Mrs. Snelbalner, Advisor, C. Smith, Pres. J. Nesbit, V. Pres, ROW L fo R L Baughmcrn L Myers S Drtmer Stough C Ward G Myers K Smth N Henghes Grove Chaplarn J Flohr Secretary B Grove Presrclent Bressler B Evans 4th ROW J Gochenour P Berkhermer D Bentz Vrce Presrdent L Albl Treasurer L Myers J Grrs Markel D Baker G Rider S Myers B Span C Lolrd S Elder E Zelders A Coulson J Wetzel J In D Haverstock P Sterling G Yohn J Henry S Moose ter Mrs Goodfellow 3rd ROW J Nell M Nelson L Snyder TRI HI Y AND HI Y CLUBS If on Monday you stroll past Room 24 and see 50 sensor hxgh gurls drscusslng Chrustran character It will be the Trl HIY Club They have tive standing cornmnttees service program social de votnons and publuc relations Wnth patient guidance of Mrs Good fellow the advisor of the club the programs were qurte varied A Teen Talk booklet drstrlbuted by the State YWCA was maternal used for a seven week dlscussron with special speakers At Chnstmas time the gurls prepared a basket tor a needy tamlly As a group actuvlty the gurls went to The Roost for dinner and then to Harnsburg to see a movre The Tru Hu Y sponsors the yearly Brotherhood work IH the school and to end the year by choosing the senior who promoted the most Chrrstnan character IH school 52 'Ist , . .: . , . , . ' , S. R. , . , . , . I 1 - I 1 B . , ' - ' , . , , . , . '- G. , . , . ' , - , . gler, singer, B. Hess. 2nd ROW: M. Miller, E. Speck, S. Wright, J. Binner, D. Freed. 5th ROW: M. Reish, C, Blanchard , ' , . , . ' , . , , , .lf - . , . ' , . f - , - A 3 1 3 I I I I - I . - .- . I lst ROW, L. to R.: D. Ruth, V. Runk, S. Hill, R. Urich, K Dick, E. Baughman, D. Geesey, R, Deardortft, N. Knisley 2nd ROW: G. Glass, K. Baker, P. Dubbs, T. Anderson, E Harbold, R. Miller, L, Klinedinst, H. Myers, P. McCurdy. ARMED FORCES CLUB Anchors Aweigh or Into the Wild Blue Yonder could possibly be the theme of the Armed Forces Club. This club is composed ot military minded Juniors and Seniors who congregate every Tuesday activity period. The thirty members have a special duty every day. lt is raising and lowering the national flag. Their advisor, Mr. Habig, arranged many special programs, among which were movies concerning the Armed Forces and ditterent representatives from the branches of the services. 'lst ROW, L. to R.: R. Baker, K. Wire, R. Henry, W. Bell, J. Leese, D. Shellerberger, D. Fisher, G. Biller, R. Harlacher. 2nd ROW: Mr. Watkins, W. Shindel, W. Boisvert, L. Weigle, E. Updike, M. Sterrner, V. Dutrey, J. Morse, R. Shatter, E. 3rd ROW: P. Zinn, G. Elder, L. Cocklin, L. Warehime, K. Griest, E. Newcomerp W. Eckert, L. Myers. 4th ROW: R. Kearns, G. Harbold, T. Spahr, D, Sweigart, D. Pyper, R. Henry, D. Fishel. If you ever wished you had wings or could soar through the air like a bird, then the closest you could come to this impossible task is to ioin the Aeronautics Club under the supervision ot Mr. Robert Watkins. This club, which meets every Friday activity period, has 46 active members from the 9-l2 grades. The club engages in discussions concerning the airplane, its parts, and its functions. Also films of interest were shown. AERONAUTICS CLUB Nell. 3rd ROW: D. Frank, G. Yost, N. Weigart, N. Kolivras, L. Coble, D. Pifter, R. Uhler, R. Albert, C. Stoll. 4th ROW: K. Boker, E, Updike, G. Lemkelde, G. Leathery, L. Cocklin, B. Eckert, D. Pyper, C. Grosser. STANDING L Cocklin, President. SEATED AT DESK: E. Hoffman, Sec., VV. Fitting, Attend- ance Sec 'lst ROW: J. Morse, B. Shaefter, J. Hammond, L. Kennedy, G. Fortney, P. Myers, ROW Mr Musser, Advisor, K. Pifer, J, Myers, J. Dorsey, J. Koser, J. Diehl, J. King. 3rd ROW R Todd, C. Eshelman, P. Shatter, D. Arnold, F. Nester. 4th ROW: R. Albert, pdilce M Kelly. 5th ROW: C. Junkins, V. Pres., N. Bu STAGE CREW The boys on the Stage crew manage the lights, sound effects, and set the stage for assemblies, or, in other words, do the dirty vvark tor all programs in the auditorium. These nine boys work every tree period backstage arranging the stage for different programs. They are advised by Mr. Kenneth Stough. We raise our tlag to our behind the scenes heroes. AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS The Audio-Visual Aids Club meets every Thursday, under the guidance ot Mr. Clarence Musser. lt has approximately twenty-Eve members who aid the teachers in their many tasks, through the use of classroom aids such as hlms, slides, and recordings. All members are required to have a Proiectionist License and pos- sess abilities to operate such equips ment as motion picture proiectors, tape recorders, and record players. This club is a member of the School Proiectionist Club of America and uses their instructional materials in training tor the work ot its members. Mr, Stough, Advisor, L. Peterman, R. Baker, K. Marlcle, L, Alwine A. Bair, L. Coclclin, N. Batter, R. Albert. 5 i J J J 1 J El!! s ROW L to R R Stermer R Lehmer J Morse C Eshelmon 3rd ROW S Mackey E Wehler W Knaub Fnshel C Shaeffer B Kelllson R Knlsley J Haverstock L Glerxner B Runk V Dutrey W Pitcher G Rinehart 2nd ROW Mr Abplanalp G Anderson G Gochenour 4th ROW S Stoner J Dlehl L McCurcy G Brehm K Ilgen R Gochenour P Shaefter F Nesfer D Schmuck J Flshel frutz D Deardorft R Altland B Helghes SPORTSMANS CLUB MEMBERS HUNT AND FISH Every Monday the Sportsmans Club goes on another hunting or flshung spree They show movnes of all the dnFferent sports and some tnmes actually vusnt fish hatcherys and community sportsmans clubs As an annual affarr they attend the Sportsmans Show at Harrisburg The forty members mostly lumor hugh school gurded by Mr Eu gene Abplanalp mark thetr third year on the roster of actlvltles for the Sportsmans Club 56 'lst ROW, L. to R.: S. Greenfield, M. Austin, E. B. Richwine, E. Nailor, K. Lucas. 2nd ROW: Miss Zi The purpose of this Club is to create good sportsman- ship and interest in sports among the girls, in which they have well succeeded. To be a member of this organ- ization you must participate in some sports such as cheer- ing, basketball, field hockey, volleyball, or softball. The selling of sweat shirts, pennants, and caps proved the club is also good in salesmanship. Miss Patricia Zimmer- man, girls' coach, is advisor Austin, L. Hughes, C. Lehman, M. Krone, th mmerman, S. Sowers, K. Cromer, S. Alwine, lo e group' C. Hanford, S. Alwine, M. Coon, E. Spangler, H. Jones, B. Myers. 3rd ROW: L. Diller, C, Clark M. Arnold, N. Sherman, J. Rider, L. Baker, D.VVise,M. Kimmel, F. Lindon. 4th ROW: B. Cromer, J. Zinn, J. Myers, N. Walton, L. Eshleman, M. Eurich. ATHLETIC CLUBS PROMOTE CLEAN SPORTS 4, 75 , ' 4 ntl' 4 STD' xx' Members of the football club are all players on the school football team, The pur- pose of the club is to create good sportsmanship on the foot- ball field. ist ROW, L. to R.: K. Dick, R. Kearns, E. Baughman, V. Runk, S. Arnold, P. McCurdy N. Knisley. 2nd ROW: Mr. Hoff ,T. Anderson, P, Dubbs, E. Hoffman, K. Baker, L. Cocklin R. Henry. 3rd ROW: T. Spahr, R. Miller, W. Fitting, D. Ruth, C, Keiter. 1 SEATED, L. to R.: M. Marshall, I.. Dagnell, S, Coleman. KNEELING: D. Staub, S. Kottcamp, L. Stambaugh, C. Shaefter, S. Pyper. STANDING: E. Trimmer, L. Heiges, L, Wire, R. Bittenger, J. Bunner G. Anderson, D. Wiley, Miss Wright. SCHOOL BEAUTIFUL CLUB The School Beautiful Club is iust finding its way as a fairly new club and is planning tor the future, and because of this, they were not too active this year. Under the supervision of Miss Irene Wright, the members meet each Monday during the activity period and plan new and better ways to improve and beautify our school. To make our school beautiful is the general aim ot this club and they are striving to do iust this, JUNIOR HIGH SCIENTISTS The Junior High Science Club had a membership of seven- teen. Mr. Watkins was sponsor. The purpose of the club was to stimulate interest in different phases of science. The members this year have been working on experi- ments ot their own in- terest. Some of the experiments were on E I e c t r o - Luminescent Lighting and films onthe Development of Aircraft. Ist ROW, L. to R.: D. Roberts, D, Fisher, B. Harbold, W. Weder, M. Byers, F. Merovich, R. Wenger. 2nd ROW: Mr. Watkins, Advisor, F, Chubb, T. Marshall, F. Bishop, C. Myers, W. Myers. 3rd ROW: E. Cook, S. Fissel, S. Myers. BUSINESS LEADERS A skit showing the proper dress and manner dur- ing an interview and a movie entitled, Crossroads were presented in an assembly by the F.B.L.A. this year. Also, they visited the Nationwide Insurance Office and sponsored a dance alter a basketball game. The club met every Friday and consisted ot eight members with Mr. Robert I-Iasinger as their advisor. L TO R: C, Laird, Mr. Hasinger, Advisor, N, Sherrnan, A Cou son M. Myers, S. Davis, S. Sheely. FUTURE ENGINEERS Jets, short for Junior Engineering Technical So- ciety, was a new organization this year. lt was under the sponsorship of Mr. Clarence Musser. The club had ten members and met every Tuesday activity period. Studying materials sent to them by the National Jets Headquarters and o tour ot Capitol Engineering were the activities ot the club. E!!! L. TO R.: A. Rider, D, Roberts, J. Richwine, G. Murnrnert W Greoson, S. Roberts, R, Hanford, J. Tuten, A, Block, MATHEMATICIANS The smallest club in our school is the Math Club, which has only seven members. The ot the club is to purpose stimulate interest in moth by learning some ot the triclcs and oddities in math, which are not discussed in class. The boys have been dis- cussing these things this year at their weekly meetings. L. TO R.: C. Hutton, J. Heberlig, G. Biller, D, Fisher, G. Kimmel, R. Gosswint, M. Byers. STANDING: Mr. Swartz, Advisor. Ist ROW, L. to R.: J. Tuten, R. Albert, C, Wogener, 2nd ROW: R. Hanford, F. Wright, W. Knoub. 3rd ROW: Mr, Musser, R. Baker, B. Stambaugh. 4th ROW: D. Forry, R, Watts, D, Deordorft, B. Heikes, 5th ROW: C. Nell, F. Korns, T. Spotts. 6th ROW: N. Kolivros, G. Leothery. RADIO TECHNICIANS Under the faithful guidance of Mr, Riclrard Musser, the Radio Club studied the operations ana parts of the variety of ditterent types of radios. The twenty-tive members met once a week on Thursday. This is o comparatively new club, it is growing to meet the needs ot the school. s ROW L to R C. Cook, D. Geesy, B, Stambough, E. walder, R. Glass, G. Yost. 3rd ROW: J Deihl D Sweigarcl Newcomer D Grove, H. Myers, J. Myers, E. Harbold, N. C, Nell, R. Speck, J. Zimmers, E. Beck C Efard D ear Knisley 2nd ROW Mr. Spoerlein, G, Anderson, G. Stermer, dorff, E. Updike, R. Dunham. J Fishel C Eshleman, P, McCurdy, R. Deardorlif, P. Calde- 5315.5 Off I AMI Zh. , ' no 6 s.5'il?FA'j Q cgiagl- f ' 2' ft s . ,505 1 .J FUTURE FARMERS FEATURE FARMING This has been a very active and successful year for 57 members of Northern's Future Farmers of America. The boys exhibited various projects at the York Fair, Farm Show and the annual Farmers' Day at Dillsburg, They also had a french-fry stand at Farmers' Day. Among the other money-making protects are selling candy and seeds, and a skating party. One of the many services performed by the boys is the FFA night at which they entertain and feed oll FFA Chapters in the county. They attended officers training school where members were taught Parliamentary procedure, County FFA athletic meet, annual spring con- vention at Penn State. Along the entertaining side, they have a com- bined party with the FHA. Every Wednesday they meet in the Ag. building with Mr. Horley Spoerlein, their advisor, supervising. 60 SEATED, l.. to R: P. Clawser, E, Nailor, S. Coleman, L, Myers, L. Dagnell, S. Elder, J. McKeever, L. Heighes. STANDING: Mrs, Goodtellow, D. Sipe, Y. Drawbaugh, B. Stough, B. Wolfe, J. Brown, L. Eshelman, G. Yohn, C. Paxton, l. Sponsler, B. Rosen- berger, S. Ditmer, HOPEFUL HOMEMAKERS MAKE PLANS The twenty three senior high Future Home- makers meet once a week in the homemaking department. Their goal this year was courtesy and better programs. They made baskets for retarded children for Easter, sponsored an open house, and planned an assembly and their service proiects. As entertainment, they had parties at some of their meetings. To bring the school year to a screech- ing halt they had a farewell party for the seniors and the combined party ot FFA and FHA. The iunior high homemakers are on a fair road to tame as senior high home-makers. Following ini- tiation ot officers, they had a bake sale and an assembly as their protects. ROW, L. to R.: R, Anderson, L. Ktzrrlller, Cook, D, Miller, K. Weaver, D. Grass J Dick, B. Eichelberger, A. Kimmel. 2nd ROW Mrs. Terry, J. Grove, .l. Grove, D. Sealcver S. Rurk, A. Shatter, C. Nu'l, J. Cressler, D Rosenberger, C. Metzler. 3rd ROW: D. Hess L. Lehman, B, Wolfe, C. Shader, I. Coulson D. Murray, S, Klinedinst, N. Pitcher, S. Troup 4th ROW: K, Wagner, G. Ernig, G. Cutlip, B. Greenfield, G, Strayer, L. Sherman, D Brandt, D. Seibert, L. Hertzler. lst ROW, L. to R.: S. Alwine, D. Weigle, C. Hanford, S. Alwine. 2nd ROW: J. Henry, D. Baughman, P. Sterling, D. Rosenberger. 3rd ROW: K. Smith, S. Wright, G. Myers, M. Myers. 4th ROW: P. Walker, J. Grissinger, P. Myers, F. Zoolc. 5th ROW: S. Williams, M. Wonders, N. Sherman, C. Laird, 6th ROW: E. Austin, S. Stoyer, C. Fortney. This year an addition has been made to the already successful boys drill team, GIRLS!!! They are a unique and well-trained group around Northern and have been awarded many, many prizes, the most recent was in the Farmer's Day Parade in Dillsburg. The group also sold peanuts and cashews to make money to buy uniforms for both girls and boys and many other essentials in the near future. In the drill teams were Qi boys and 33 girls. Some of their activi- ties included marching in Halloween parades, participating in the gym shows which are held every two years, alternating with the variety show. DRILL TEAM GETS FEMININE TOUCH BANNER: E. Good, P. Albert. 'lst ROW, L. to R.: R. Baker, L. Stough. 2nd ROW: J, Richwine, R. Eliclcer, N. Rohn, D. Pifer, F, Myers, Mr. Schaeffer. 3rd ROW: S. Kuykendall, G. Gettys, U. Dutrey, T. Harter. 4th ROW: R, Metzger, L. Weigle, J, Cramer, T. Good. 5th ROW: B. Bentz, P. Hudson, J. Brownawell, D. Harter. NO RTH ERN HDGH SCHOOL ln this show they do fascinat- ing and intricate routines which they are taught by Mr. Schaeffer. Miss Zimmerman was the ad- visor for the girls with Carlyn Han- ford as Drill Mistress and Gloria Myers as secretary-treasurer. The advisor for the boys was Mr. Elwood Schaeffer, Jim Richwine served as drill master while Tom Harter was the assistant. ln the future, you can expect many things to come from this group when they are more experi- enced. They hope to attend the na- tional competition at Washington, D. C. FUTURE DANCE INSTRUCTORS Are you o fan of modern musuc'P Do you enuoy beung un the company of cheerful faces? Then you should be a member of euther the Sr or Jr Dance Clubs Both are large clubs and meet un the lobby The Senuor Hugh club consusts of about 80 members wuth almost 150 members un the uunuor club The advusors are Mrs Muller and Mr Morgan Brenner for the sen uor hugh and Mrs May and Mr Bostuc for uunuor hugh Thus year the senuor hugh group had many ac tuvutues Included was the annual Football Dance where Connue Trostle was crowned Football Queen and Barb and Eleanor Spangler were named attend ants Dances followung basketball games a party and a dance for all members were other hu lutes Because of the fact that thus was the first year for a uunuor hugh club they were not very actuve Both clubs were unstructed un the basuc steps of the uutterbug cha cha stroll and bop by unstructors from Arthur Murray 63 1-5 lst ROW L to R K Cromer D Cocklln S Stoyer J Paxton R Albert C Strayer F Zook E Austln I Smnth K Lucas 2nd ROW Mr Harold Brenner L Hess R Scott G Yost E Hoffman N Hudson J Zinn L Nell 3rd ROW R Karns D Lerew J Kung V Dutrey C Wagner J Cromer J Radford 4th ROW S McCurdy C Fortney M Haverstock F Smith D Shllllngs Jr HIGH PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB 5 The Junuor Hrgh Photography Club was formed thus year to take care of the extremely large number ot students who wanted to loan the senior hugh club The club had 29 members and was sponsored by Mr Harold Brenner Industrial Arts teacher The club met nn the shop and worked on thenr club prolect whlch was the takrng of portraxts ot one another Thus proved very rnterestnng because all the members wanted their plcture taken The club had several money making prolects to help defray the cost of purchasing an enlarger for use ID the dark room The club met every Tuesday durtng Actlvnty period 64 l 4 I wa .. 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ACADEMIC LIFE if .mp ACADEMIC LIFE IS OUR MAINSTAY Even though thus tar the malorrty of our book pertanns to our socaal events we do have academlc sublects and actnvu tres foo We spend approxrmately I 260 hour a year ID academic classes Some of h academuc courses are not contlned to all work but some pleasure The sensor P O D class took a trap to Phuladelphla and York The French class went to York to vnstt an elementary school where they teach French nn elementary grades The lunlor hugh homemaknng classes vtsuted a The famnly luvung classes receuved special mstructaons from dlfterent speakers Our school day rs dlvrded unto seven pernods and an actnvnty pernod The first ive pertods of the day the malor sublects meet and the remanmng two periods are usually manor classes The school ns dtvwded unto Englssh hrstory busnness scnence practical arts vocatnonal agrrculture and the hne arts departments Publrc speaktng and tamtly luvxng were two manor courses offered thus year , I C , . . . l i IE Supermarket and received tips in buying. , , These offrcchve gels rn Typing Il ore tomorrow S secreicrles And why were you obsenf young mon? All lumor hlghers learn ihelr Do M1 Sol s Is There c future Picasso nn the house? The Inbrcry persomhes scholorshnp un ochon 6 'f I2 s, f I E W amey y , 5. 4 ,. A - 7 The guidance counselor helps with future plans. Phys. Ed. builds bodies, minds, and characters The finished product will look so lovely, but these seams ore the dickens. It looks like a shack to me, but the ag. boys say it's a hog feeder. These boys will be the wealthy contractors of tomorrow, UNDERCLASSMEN ROW L to R A Bla lc H Jones S Dutmer P Dlv n Historian B Bressler Vice Presldent J Smith President L Albl Secretary R Slagle Treasurer D Baker B Evans B Hess 2nd ROW L Klunednnst N Heughes J Farence Blnner D Freed L Eshleman D Kelhson J Grnssxn er er L Hughes Kmrkland S Brehm P Bollm er Arnold 3rd ROW D Pusher L Cockllng L Harbold Brough T Good T Anderson K Baker G Goss Bordlemay G Barr J Brownawell E Hoffman E Harbold Barr R Gasswunt P Dubbs R Harlacker R Kenter JAUNTY JUNIORS they are duvzdecl unto homerooms 22 and 23 In order to boost thenr stockpnle of money and to spend those long awaited days untll they become sensors the Iumors held two skatrng parties In Sep tember and February They also won many pnzes wzth their float In the Halloween parades ROW L to R J Nell L Myers A Murray E S Walker G Yohn J Smith P Myers P Sterling S Myers Otto 2nd ROW Mrs Armstrong N Sherman R Nelson ers M Nelson C Ward R Stough L Sny er Spangler G Markle G Rnder L Todd C Laird 3rd ROW Country Club having the class of 58 as guests on May 23 To the class who follows us to fame and fortune, we wash you the very best of luck IH all your trlals and happnness as sensors S lth S Wright M Myers G Myers M Mars all Newcomer R Nncholson H Mers W Stump D Rth Mlller D Spahr 5th ROW C Shaffer A Stum L Myers Swengart TS' , . .: , C, . , . ' , . 'e , S, Eld , . , R. ' , . , . 'g , ' ' , . , ' - ' , . ' , ' , M. . : . ' , . ' , , , - 1 7 . , 2 - , . , R. , . , . , . , . l , . . , : . ' ' , . A , . , V. , . ' , . , . , , , J. ' , . , . , . A , . A 'g , A, ', . ' , . , . , . ' . The class of '59 is composed of 92 members, They sponsored the annual prom at the Colonial . . . . , Ist , . ,: . , . , . , . peck, K. m' , . ' , . , . , . h , P. , . , . ' , . , . A f - , E. , . ' , , , . , . u , J. . : . , . , . , B. ' , , . : . , . , . , L. My , , , . , . , . d , D. ' . B. , . , . J , . , . ' . 70 'lst ROW L to R T Harter B Bentz G Gettys G Elder Treasurer P Berkheimer Vlce President B Rnchwnne Pres: dent E Books Hnstoruan E Myers Secretary P Hudson M Hertwlck J Cromer 2nd ROW D Firestone J Kimmel J Gochenaur S Alwlne C Hanford S Alwlne J Henry L Hollunger M Danner D Kelllsan L Baughrrtan C Clark C Cook D Albert C Ertord M Coulson 3rd ROW C Det C arns R enry K as D Evans A A r Kung M Ktmmel B Cromer C Blanchard B Cahnck Elachelberger D Haverstuck M Haverstock 4th ROW Harlacher J Kuykendall K Beamer L Cable G Cook But er J Kung W Bell M Kelley M Henry C Grosser Blshop R Baker W Flttnng 5th ROW P Cadwalder R Albert D Jones F Karns R Harlacher F Flcher SOPHISTICATED SOPHS Now rn their first year of Senior Hugh School the T30 sophomores were housed In three homerooms The omcers were elected at the begnnnlng of the year and then they started plannlng for Farmers Day Thelr Chrnstmas Queen float was very success tul nn the dlfferent parades placmg second In the 'Ist ROW L to R M Orner I Smith N Wagner n an eyno s onml er Myers Muller M Relsh S Mackey N Slothower 2nd ROW M Walton McLalne B Myers S m h Shra e Henry n on S er S eyens Zenders Moose M Ralston 3rd ROW R Metzer R Powley D Shellenberger J Leese G Yost L Muller R Shatter C Wentz W Stam Drllsburg parade Then'came a skatnng party rn the Spring and various selling protects under the supervnslon of Mr Russel Walter the class advnsor The Class of 60 IS now loolang forward to their Junior year and the excltement It brings baugh R Uhler K Wire L Peterrnan 4th ROW D Myers erner J Lowery C Stoll A Wergard R Yea Spotts R Spertzel J Myers R Stermer G Leathery Lernkelde E Nell K Markel 5th ROW D MacCluskle Ptfer R Wenger E Updlke D Lerew R Myers L Welgle Lucas OW L o E Trurnrner D Trrmmer C Hottman C Strayer Treasurer D Grove Vlce President A Rlder President R Albert Secretary L Hess Hlstarlon R Nanlor D Wlse T Vaughn 2nd ROW F Vaughn M Grlmm Kltzmnler M Wonders D Wegle C Darr A Jum er rayer C echer M eese Ke :son K Reese 3rd ROW R Dunham G Muller R Lehmer G Smlth D Forry J Altland F Wrtght P Groscot A Backenstcss L Baker Zinn S Sowers Mr Nell 4th ROW R Shager W Shlndel G elxner R Knnsley W Borsvert R Watts L McCurdy chenour F N ster R odd M rlc B Hel s Kelllson K Nelson L Danner 5th ROW D Hoffman Rlnehart C Eshelman J Zxmrners B Myers D Deardorft les muck Yo P Speck G Ander n ermer G rehm a s n er R Knls e J Haverstock FLIGHTY FRESHMEN The freshman class started thenr year wlth l28 students The class undertook many protects to make money Selllng cake IH the cateterla and a skatlng party proved thrs polnt June Nrght thelr Farmers 'Is ROW L to R J Paxton K Lucas E Austln J Nntchman A Merovlch P Dlck N Wagner J Trostle M Spertzel P Delner B Wenger 2nd ROW P Yost J Smlth F Zook eafter S cyer Du e K Cromer P Shae er Rnfe R Hanford R Bustlune S Roberts 3rd ROW r Swartz B Sponsler M Stump S Sealover S Wlllnoms W Messner C Nell L Walker N Hudson C Fortney Day float added more money to their already small mlnt They entered theur float ln all the nelghborlng parades The class advlsor was Mr Robert Watkuns Spahr Mr Klotz 4th ROW J Dutrey P Cocklxn L Nell M urdy J Tuten J Marrts L Eschelberger F Smth Muller J Paxton V Dutrey 5th ROW C Harbald J Wlne aelter J Walker W Prlce Sco D Wltmer ers G B ler C Wagner R Shepard D Arno F hel 'lst R , . t R.: . 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Inch. 72 'lsf ROW L Yo R K Wagner M Cook A Knmrnel B Seal over Treasurer K Cassel Vuce Presndenr C Landns Presndenf Young Secreiary D Lehman Hnsrornan D Sfaub B Blake Ross 2nd ROW E Kunkle Muller B Prnce D Wo C Shaffer L Lehman D Brandt S Kotrcarnp Slagle J Cressler S Kllnedmsr Mrs Snellbaker 3rd ROW M enner u Shllllng C M Merovuch F :shop Good R McCurdy L Wine Sherman D Wnley B Prfer 41h ROW W M ers W Knaub R Clawser D Sory D Wengle G Strayer eenfleld S Fry S Cohrck D Muller J Eggleson ord E Blthnger J Hoover 5th ROW R Sex e We ler R Baker L Chronlsfer E Bunnell D Franklin Alwme B Sfough L Reed C Dntlow J Freed E Chubb Albert K McClain EAGER EIGHTH GRADERS The T39 erghth graders were dlvlded Info four homerooms under Mr Morgan Brenner Mrs Carolyn Snelbaker Mr Lloyd Wagener and Mr Clarence Musser They organlzed rn September and elecfed 'ls ROW L io R S Fussell G Cufllp V Weder B B ers Evans S Walker D Gross C Keller J Taylor B Harbold well 2nd ROW J Wllllams R Crnes S Jun Null P Ibaugh D Walker D Rosenberger R Anderson Ernng E Cook E Muller S Myers Mr Wagener 3rd ROW Beamer C Walker J Kuykendall C Spahr M Mackey n B R nk J My s Ree A Benfz M Unch fherr class olhcers which were President Carl Landis Jace Presadenf Kutty Cassel Secretary Jay Young Treasurer Drusllla Lehman Thenr class advuser ns Mr Rlchard Klofz Masemer J WI larns 4th ROW J O To C Bre Z J Dorsey G May K Fxresrone G Gochenaur N Long enecker S eck For ney C Glad e er J Ba er L Muller E Lemkelde C Burns P Myers 51h ROW M Darr G Slothower C Monmlller R Wenger S Stone G Ander T e gh ar e ou llgen I z Kennedy G Fahneslock A Smnh E Shope SEATED L to R P Henry R Myers B Zntes S Yohe B Etchelberger Hustorlan P Shefter Secretary J Spangler Presndent J Duck Vuce Presrdent D Harlacher Treasurer D Kummel D Roberts D Wolf E Nelson 2nd ROW D Uhler D Mumrnert T Freed C Grove L Stough R Wenger W Butler J Wllluams J Dahr R Yost B Gladfelter C Nanlor R Walton K Stough J Spahr Mrs Terry 3rd ROW Mr Abplanalp N Pntcher K Deardorft R Myers H Muller J Lauer L Hoffman P Stambaugh Schnndel P Sexple V Hess L Krause F Myers M Snpe T Marshall 4th ROW B Eltcker S Arnold Wetzel C lnch W Trnmmer S Leuster K Srmth C Kung K Longenecker D Crxsamore D Setbert Murray F Rmehard H Nelson 5th ROW G Walker D Stum C Burbaker J McMurtte L Hopewell Bunner D Caldewalder L Stambaugh G Anderson R Bltner J Schrade P Wrnght N Brenuzer Kauffman V Kurtz V Albrnght B Fogle SURPRISED SEVENTH GRADERS September T957 brought to the already crowded Northern Hugh School burldlng nearly T50 dents the halls became more crowded and study halls became larger The seventh graders organnzed at an ls ROW L to R J Smuth B Flory L Hertzler C Metzer M Evans B Bressler D Sealover S Runk A Darr L Hopf J Grove 2nd ROW Mr Hott R Gasswunt R Masemer D Gochenhauer L Lehman I Coulson B Rnchwme S Troup V Bambaugh K Weaver J Grove S McCurcy A Shatter 3rd ROW D Weaver D Crlsamore R Troup G Kmmmel M Byers D Newcomer P Albert J PI k G De F Gentzler D Pnfter T Taylor C Watts C Hutton D Smuth early class meetnng and elected class offlcers They were housed ID five homerooms Their homeroom teachers were Mr Hof? Mr Watlans Mr Abplanalp Mrs Terry and Mr Brenner vl Watkins 4th ROW R Lutz H Frexdllne R Ne n Harlacher B Shank J Metzger R Shar R Nelson eck G Wlley G Bll r Ta or Ftsh r D U D Gross T Robson 5th ROW M Wnley T Markel C Yeagy ass ard rnod M cusnn L Stou ster H Cutlup K ers C s D arr J Heberlng G Knmmel 74 Q ' - l R, X 1 v J 1 D. ' , . ' , . , . , . , . ' , . , : , ' , . , D. , . ' , . . : . , . , . , . ' , . , V. , . , . ' , . . 1 I ' A - seventh graders. With the rise in the number of stu- . , . ' , . t , . .: . ' , . , . , . l , r. ' . 1 . , . ' ' , . lso , . , . , . , . , . , . f R. , . , , , . , . , B , . : . , . ' , . , . Sp , . ' , . i e , L. yl , D, ' e , , hler, , ,. ,. ,. ,. . R.N,L.w,H.AI,R. Gly. gh,c 1 , , . ' , , , , ' , Lei , , ' , . Doll, L. My , F. hug, . D . , . , . , . an , . nim, . . ' , . ' , ATHLETICS SEATED: B. Stambaugh, W. Fitting, N. Knisley, P. Dubbs, G. Harbold, D. Cook, D, Ruth, K. Keiter, G. Mummert, T. Good, T. Anderson, R. Baker. KNEELING: P, McCurdy, R. Kearns, L. Klinedintz, E. Baughman, U. Runk, A. Rider, P. Hudson, K. Baker, FIRST VARSITY GRI Northern's first venture into the realm of varsity competition gives promise for the future. The small squad of thirty not only won two varsity games, but also played an undefeated J. V. schedule. Although the squad was small it was made up of boys who wanted to play foot- ball and were willing to play those hot August days of preschool practice. Cn Saturday September I4, the Bears iourneyed to Boiling Springs, defending champions of the Lower Susquehanna Conference, experience and depth were the deciding factors as the Bubblers won 31-6. The following week again demonstrated Northern's lack of manpower as the heat took its toll and Susquenita won Larry Klinedintz snap pass from Runk. E. Hoffman, D. Starnbaugh. STANDING: Mr. Abplanalp, Mr. Shaeffer, S. Arnold, L. Cocklin, T. Spahr, K. Dick, A. Stum, B. Bentz, R. Henry, B, Nicholson, R. Miller, Mr. Hoff, J. Cromer, Mr. Habig. DMEN MAKE GOOD 24-O. Bears 25-O in the first half, but were held score- less the second half. In Northern's only night game at home, the Bear's downed Cornwall I3-7 in an exciting game. A Skip Runk to Larry Klinedinst pass, with less than ten seconds remaining in the game, broke a 7-7 deadlock and gave Northern its first victory. Now full of football spirit the team went to Newville, where it downed hapless Big Springs 2l-O. Then the flu struck and football shut down for the three weeks, the layoff took the competitive edge away from the team, and it fell before Camp Hill 27-7. Then in the final game of the season the spirit fell away completely, as a powerful Cumberland Valley squad downed Northern 53-O. The J. V. squad made up of Varsity substitutes had an undefeated season showing promise for a good season next year. Go out and support the team. Ed Baughman circles right end against Biglerville. VM 9 'flue 63' Don 'fp RMK en uoPS OT all cold! HGH' N9 'nan ,KJSQK5 fl I Ts! ROW L To R B Sl'moTTer G Stough 2nd ROW E Slmope 4Tl1 ROW Mr Hoslnger J Wolker B Myers L Alwlne W Prnce Schor T Rlfe P ShcTTer 3rd ROW L Walker J Hover W Pncher G Gochenour D Arnold Mr Anderson soc G mkelds Word L Elcheberger G Forfn Cooches Anderson ond Hosnnger exploln flne ponnfs ol The gorne To Blame Myers Lorry Elnchelberger cnd Jlrn HoversTock ARS WIN I LOSE 3 The Junior Hugh FooTboll Teom dlcl noT hove CI very successful seoson Thls yeor They hod o record of 3 losses ond I wan To sTorT off The seoson on SepT 24 The boys lost Thenr opener To York Sprlngs by The close score of 6 O Then on OCT Q IH The mosT excmng gorne of Their Tour The boys losT by The score of 22 O To o very sTrong Comp l-lull Teom Now you may Thank The score would prove The gorne To be bornng buf The score book shows Thof The Comp Hlll grudmen scored only 2 of Thevr 22 polnTs ln The second holT By The score of 28 O The boys Trornpled The Jr l-llgh Teorn from Lafflefown on OCT Bl Agoln on Nov 7 The Teorn losT To on ouTsTondnng lvlechonucsburg Teom vvnfh o score of 31 6 Some of The ouTsTondung ployers Included Jrrn Horver sTock o mnTh grocler ond o Tullboclc John Wollcer o holf boclc ond olso o mnth groder ond Gorry Gochenor The quorferboclc ond only on e1ghTh groder The boys mussed ploylng o gome wnth Bolllng Spnngs becouse of The Hu 18 SEATED, L. to R.: L. Albl, M, Hoverstock, S. Greentield, L. Hughes, Captain, M. Austin, H. Jones. KNEELING: L. Diller, K, Cromer, E. Austin, F. Lindon, B. Cromer, K. Smith, S, Alwine, STANDING: R. Kirkland, P. Dick, P. Sprenkle, C. Hanford, S. Alwine, C. Clark, E, Speck, D. Shilling, Miss Zimmerman, Coach. NORTHERN'S LASSES OF STICK AND TUNIC ln spite of the small turn out, the 20 girls that participated in the i957 hockey season can look back with a great deal of satisfaction in that they gained valuable experience under the direction of Miss Patricia Ann Zimmerman, All-American goalie and Northern coach for the past two seasons. The September 24 opening scrimmage game saw Northern's sharp teamwork battling the Carlisle lasses by a score 2-O, September 26 turned out to be blue Thursday, with the first Northern loss in i3 games span- ning two seasons, with Susquehanna coming out on top, 2-O. Spurred by this defeat, the Northern girls took revenge on Mechanicsburg with a 3-2 victory on Septem- ber Sl. Our girls went on to defeat Central Dauphin with a count l-O, October 3rd. Seniors Shirley Greenfield and Myra Austin prepare to bully. The league champions, Camp Hill, took a close one from the Northern lasses with a 2-l victory on October 9, and Enola took its toll, winning l-O, November l. November 8 saw the le-ague's season climaxed when the Northern girls lost to Cumberland Valley in a sea of mud. The score was 3-l. Myra Austin and Shirley Greenfield, seniors, played their last high school field hockey at the Central Penn Field Hockey Play Day held at Central Dauphin No- vember ll. The same event saw the following girls se- lected for the Central Penn ..Ge,,hG,bUIHH., All-Star Team: Barbara Cro- mer, Karen Cromer, Shirley Greenfield, Ruth Kirkland, and Eloise Speck, Special mention should be made of the good play by the team captain, Lois Hughes, and Northern's goalie, Ruth Kirkland. All of the girls can look back with pride in the fact that they put forth their best efforts for Miss Zimmerman and Northern High School. Q KNEELING L fo R Mr Schaeffer J Rrchwlne STANDING P Zxnn G Mummerf L Kllnedlnst S Arnold G Glass W Greason R Wolf B Crawford E Edgar J Brownawell E Baughman D Cook CAGERS COMPLETE ANOTHER TOUGH SEASON Jrm Rchwrne Manager Ed Baughman Coach Schaeffer 80 Thus year The boys varsity basketball feam was agaun In the Lower Susquehanna Conference Drvrsron B The boys were lucky to have srx mem bers on last years varsity team return They were Emory Edgar Ed Baughman Phil Zrnn George Mummerf Don Cook and Stanley Arnold Those who were promoted from The J V Team were Larry Klrnedrnsf Gerald Glass Wrlluam Greason and Jerry Brownawell Newcomers were Ronald Wolf and Bob Crawford Mr Schaeffer was agarn the coach and Jimmy Rrchwnne was manager THE STARTERS: Stan Arnold, Phil Zinn, George Mummert, Emory Edgar, f. , I I 1st ROW, L. to R.: Mr. Anderson, G. Gettys, G. Yost, D, Ruth, P, Hudson, W. Bentz, J. Radford. 2nd ROW: R. Slagle, E. Myers, M. Hertwick, J. Cromer, W. Stump, T. Harter, R, Metzger. The Junior Varsity, playing under coach John W. Ander- son, logged a 7-13 record for the season, giving promise of Things to come in basketball at Northern. The promising J.V.'s won over Dover, Enola, Cumberland Valley, Boiling Springs, Hummelstown, and New Cumberland. Northern High's basketball squad, acclaimed by Coach Elwood J. Shaefter as, the best team in the history of the iointure, Hnished the season with 5-17 won-lost record. Fol- lowing are the scores of the varsity and J. V. games. Varsity Opponent J.V.'s 47 ........ 45 ...... Dover ...... ..... 1 6 ........ 24 43 ........ 62 ...... New Oxford .... ..... 5 8 ........ 40 36 ........ 49 ...... West Shore . . ..... 44 ........ 35 57 ........ 66 ...... Susquenita . . . ...,. 35 ...... . .25 43 ........ 40 ...... Enola .... ..... 4 5 ........ 61 39 ........ 58 ...... Alumni 32 ........ 92 ...... Camp Hill ............ 51 ........ 30 33 ......,. 62 ...... Cumberland Valley .... 34 ........ 37 60 ........ 52 ...... Boiling Springs ........ 20 ........ 25 53 .....,.. 41 ...... Faculty 43 ........ 51 ...... Hummelstown .,. ..... 30 ...... . .38 53 ........ 65 ...... Susquehanna ......... 49... . . .19 50 ........ 75 ...... New Cumberland ...... 32 ........ 36 52 ........ 58 ...... West Shore .......... 41 ........ 30 55 ........ 56 ...... Susquenita ........... 43 ........ 39 34 ........ 64 ...... Enola .........,..... 47... . . .14 48 ........ 57 ...... Cumberland Valley .... 57 ........ 33 52 ........ 37 ...... Boiling Springs ........ 35 ........ 31 34 ........ 67 ...... Susquehanna ......... 44 ...,.... 25 58 ........ 79 ...... New Cumberland ...... 56 ........ 36 36 ........ 69 ...... Camp Hill ...... ...,. 4 1 ........ 26 50 ........ 62 ...... Hummelstown . . . .... 36 ...... . .52 mac K 1' XA?- ' ' .ei TR 5 ll '4'1'2Zos!l6.s V Q .' . 9 0 6 J o lb 69 f X 30 oo G . 0060 X am 13 C71 Q X-n 3 ,XJ 4 4 'T S2096 592 In the huddle ore, Coach Schaeffer, Stan Arnold, Phil Zinn, George Mummert, Em Edgar, Jim Richwine, Ed Baughmcn. Ist ROW L to R Mr Klotz D Hottman R Scott A Ruder D Roberts C Strayer R Gochenhau R Baker J Young R Schar M e D Gro e L Echelberger B Shaefter 3rd ROW J Kuykendall J Otto P Darr H Muller L Stough Bostuc 2nd ROW D Harlacher C Deardorft C Grove S l. Cl'tI'OnISTeu' J Spa gler R Wenger M Wley Manager BASKETBALL JUNIOR HIGH STYLE Northern Opponent fumberland Valley Enola Steel Hugh Susquehanna Boulung Sprungs Mechanucsburg Swatara Enola Steel Hugh Cumberland Valley Susquehanna Lower Paxton Mechanucsburg Swatara Northern s Jr Hugh played a l5 game schedule vvunnung 3 and losung l2 The young cagers were un e capable hands of mentors Robert Bostuc and Ruch ard Klotz The emphasus un thus group us on tunda mentals for the development of playmalcers shooters and rebounders tor future varsuty squads 8 Witmer, ,B. I y .l v I, 4. i I V, , J A , ,Mrl I :l . l l , . ,rl ,I , l .n ' , l. J , I I6 ............ - ........... I2 I2 ....,....... ...................... I 4 II ............ - ' ....,,............ 32 IN I2 ............ ............... g .40 X I7 ............ ' .............. I6 W X X I5 ............ ' .............. 32 K XXX 28 ............ Lower Paxton ................ 29 X I9 ............ .................... 2 I 24 ..... - ....... .,.................... 2 u If 21 .,.......... - ' .,...,............ 43 X I7 ...,........ ........... 3 7 I7 ............ ................ 3 5 A 8 ............ ,.............. 3 4 fl u 28 ......,..... ' ............... 48 ' I7 ............ .................... 3 3 . . I .' v W , . n F 2 TED L o R ee Jo J Blnner G Markel J Nell J Henry C Laird STANDING Mlss Zum L Hughes C Lehman E Nanlor G Rlder S Myers L M ers merman S Dntrner D Weugle J Dutrey S Wlllxams S Smlth Wrught NEELING K Smuth ord Avvln w r ar L Nell K Cromer Myers E Speck B Cromer F Llndon E Spangler B Spangler GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM WORKS HARD Forty gurls turned out for the l957 58 basketball season among them were Lots Hughes hugh scorer for the season and Elolse Speck and Eleanor Spangler outstandung guards Sensors on the team were Charlotte Lehman Varsuty captaun elected by her teammates and Esther Naulor Junlor Varsuty captann The gurls ganned Valuable expernence ID unter scholastlc sports although as the scores lndncate the team was out classed by the malornty ot nts opponents The tollovvlng are the scores ot the Varslty Games Northern Opponent Curnbe land Valley Nechanlcsbu g Carnp l-lull Susauenlta Cumberland Valley Camp l-lull Mechanucsburg 83 SEA , .1 .: D. Fr d, R, Kirkland, H. nes, , ' , , , , , , , . ' . : ' ' . , , , , ' ,.',, , . y , , , ' , . ' , . , . , - Y S. ' , K 1 . ' , S. Hant , S. l ' e, L, L, Diller, S. So e s, C, Cl k, J, Zinn, . , , . 7 29 .....,....., Susauenita ...,.............. 20 27 ............ r .......... 57 39 ..........., t ' r .............. 53 23 .....,...... . ' .................. 68 36 ............ ' .................. 33 30 ..........., , ........... 58 24 ............ ' ................... 5l 31 ............ ' ,,,........... 47 ff? STARTING POSITION: V, Runk, R. Kearns. KNEELING, 'lst ROW: son, J. Hoverstock, J. Paxton, R. Sheal'Ter. 2nd ROW: Mr. L. to R.: C, Sheatter, P. Dubbs, VV, Pitcher, A. Stum, R. Nichol- Abplanalp, W. Price, W. Bell, G. Elder, E. Hoffman. NORTHERN INITIATES WRESTLING ln our first year ot wrestling, the Polar Bears showed a good promise tor future years. Wrestling seemed to attract many viewers and fans, because even though it is a very old sport, it is considered also to be one of the tuture's greatest. The Bears had ten very tough matches this season, in which they had to stand up against schools that had from three to ten years expe- rience in this art. Northern won one and lost nine, but during the entire season always had enthusiasm, and the desire to learn any tactics which Coach Abplanalp had to offer. ln their last match, with Boiling Springs, the Bears gave one last elllort for victory, and came out on top with a 33 to I7 win. Northern's top wrestlers were the Shaetter brothers, Paul and Chuck. Paul Shaetter, our 95 pound contender, lost two matches and came out on top in eight. Chuck Shaefter, l33 pound Junior, came out victorious in nine out of ten battles. Northern . . .22 ...... Dover . . . . . Northern ...IQ ...... Big Springs ... Northern . . . I4 ...... Biglerville ,... Northern .... ... O ...... Juniata Joint ..... Northern Northern ... 6 ...... Central Dauphin .. ...ll ...... Susquehanna . Northern ...24 ...... New Cumberland , Northern .... .. . 3 ...... Cumberland Valley Northern .... ...ll ...... Carlisle ..... ... Northern ...33 ,..... Boiling Springs .. Our other wrestlers and weight classes are, George Elder-IO3 pound class, Ted Good-I I2 pound class, Jim Paxton-l2O pound class, Henry Brown, Bill Pitcher, and Jim Haverstock-T27 pound class, Ronald Kearns and Vernon Runk-l54 pound class, Bob Nicholson-l65 pound class, and Alan Stum-heavyweight. On February 28, l958, our boys were invited to participate in the District Meet at Boiling Springs. Paul and Chuck Shaefter again won and returned the next day to the semi-finals. The semi-finals proved to be very stiff competition tor both boys, as they lost by decisions. The wrestling results for T958 are below. Vernon Runk is pictured executing a reversal on Ronald Kearns. This sport is closely parallel to wrestling in that the emphasis is placed on individual performance rather than on team play. North- ern's runners, iumpers, discus and iavilin throwers, and shot-putters were under the watchful eyes of Coach Elwood Schaeffer. Added to the list of events this year were the low hurdles, entirely foreign to Northern's sprinters. . f . KNEELING, l.. to R.: K. Dick, R. Kearns, E. Baughmon, S. Runlc, G. Mummert, R Henry, S. Arnold. 2nd ROW: W. Bell, C. Shaffer, L. Klinedinst, A. Bair, B, Miller T. Good, P. Dubbs. 3rd ROW: D. Grove, R, Baker, W. Fitting, J, Lease, J. Paxton D. Witmer, H. Brown, Mr. Schaeffer, Coach. FORE! HERE'S CINDERS IN YOUR EYE 'ln A L., ' zoanf .4 QA Q L v Y tb A FRY , if L. TO R.: D. Cook, R. Crawford, G. Gettys, J. Brownawell, S. Roberts, A, Stum, M. Hertwick, F. Smith, Mr. Bostic, Coach. Another infant sport at Northern was golf. Our duf- fers were coached by Robert Bostic, and played on nearby Range-End Golf Course, a full size 18 hole course with par 72. Mr. Bostic is very expe- rienced, having played 3 years of varsity golf in Franklin 8. Marshall College, 2 of which he was captain. 85 KNEEUNG, l-- 70 R-1 S- JOYTSS, R. Kiflslflfiflf 5- Gfeenfield, M- Spangler, M. Miller, S. Smith, M, Haverstoclc. 2nd ROW: L. AUSHFI, C- L6l'lm0nf l-. MY9 5f l-V Albl, J. MYGVS4 15? ROW, Hughes, M. Walton, E. Speck, B, Richvvine, C, Laird, Miss Zim- Stunding: S, Alwine, C. Hanford, S. Alwine, B. Cromer, E. mermgn, Cggqh, SQFTBALL, BASEBALL TEAMS TRY With five experienced players having graduated Northern in i957, the i958 softball team, with seventeen re- 18 ............ turning veterans, will have to play heads-up ball to - . .. macth the 1957 almost perfect record. i5. . . The following rugged i958 schedule, with the 7... 1957 scores, indicates the confidence with which -... the girls approach the i958 season. io... 36. . . i i . . . West Shore Boiling Springs . Mechanicsburg Central Dauphin Boiling Springs West Shore . . . Mechanicsburg Central Dauphin Opponent ......i4 ..8 ....i3 ....i5 ....23 ....iO Home run hitters! FIRST ROW, l, to R.: G. Yost, G. Mummert, E, Baughman, D. Ruth, V, Runk, D. Lerew, D, Fishel, L. Klinedinst. 2nd ROW: L. Harbold, P. Zinn, R, Gasswint, J Cromer, K, Baker, T, Anderson, C. Grosser, M, Stermer, Mr. Hobig, Coach. After a completely victorious season in 57, the Northern baseball team went on the field to try to copy last year's events. The Bear's returning players were Skip Runk, Ed Baughman, Emory Edgar, George Mummert, Don Ruth, and Larry Klinedinst. Jay Evans, Harold Yost, Art Rider, Glenn Lerew, and Harry Nailor were the only ones not returning. Mr. Habig was coach. This year, our team had a lo game schedule, however we were not yet in a league. They played the following teams: Bermudia Springs, B o i I i n g Springs, Susquenita, New Oxford, and Dover. Last year's team was very successful. They played nine games, winning all of them. Skip Runk, outstanding Northern pitcher, had a 7-O record for the season, while Art Rider and Don Ruth won one each. The junior high team was made up of seventh, eighth, and ninth graders, coached by Mr. Abplanalp. TO TOP 1957's EXCELLENT RECORDS TON .ii-if A' Northern Opponent 3 ...... Susquenita .......... 2 lO ...... Dover ........ .... 2 4 ...... Mechanicsburg .. .. . .3 4 ...... Boiling Springs ....... O 9 ...... Dover ........ .... 5 8 ...... Big Springs .. ....6 9 ...... Camp Hill ..... .... 5 2 ...... Boiling Springs ....... l I5 ...... East Berlin ..... ...l ,J X 1'r L7 XI 1 x .-- ,i xx 'Q wks FIRST ROW, L. to R.: G, Yost, L. Eichelberger, D. Shellenberger, R, Miller 2nd ROW: R. Scott, J. Cromer, G. Gettys, M, Hertwick, M. Stermer. 3rd ROW: D. Grove, P. Hudson, W. Bentz, Mr. Abplanalp, Coach. CENTER: Millie Krone, Captain, L. TO R.: Shirley Grove, Judy Nesbit, Joyce Binner, Loreen Myers, Pat Diven, Gail Rider, and Beverly Grove. ,hr 'Z VICTORY, VICTORY, IS OUR CRY Who are the girls in the purple and white uniforms that are present at all Northern football and basket- ball games? Why, of course, they are the cheerleaders. Nineteen girls made up the three squads of cheerleaders tor this past year. Eight girls from the iunior and senior classes made up the Varsity squad, the Jr. Varsity squad consisted of six sophomores, and the Junior High squad had six girls from the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades. Coached by Mr. Lloyd Wag- ener, the girls learned many new cheers and many new styles of cheerleading. The activities of the girls con- sisted ot cheering at both away and home games, making money to buy new uniforms in the near future and making new uniforms for the Junior Varsity girls. Another activity was competing in York for a cheerlead- ing championship, but without gain- ing any prizes. To make money, the girls sold purple and white pen- nants with a polar bear on them and had a bake sale. Also they had a pep rally every Friday activity period. Some of the new cheers and the best liked were: Split T-E-A-M, Varsity-in which they stood in the form of a V. STANDING, from bottom to top M, Krone, L. Myers, B. Grove, S. Grove, G. Rider, J. Nesbit P. Diven, and J, Binner. J iii We've got rhythm, Go-Fight- Win, Your Pep, Dynamo, Susie-Q, and many others. Cheers with dance steps, cartwheels, splits, and tricky steps were also used. The cheerleaders met every Thursday activity period to practice and learn new cheers. They also had practice sessions after school whenever needed. ln the late spring, the cheerleaders for next year were chosen by the cheer- leaders for the past year, Mr. Wagener, and several faculty members. The Varsity cheerleaders were: Millie Krone, Captain, Beverly Grove, Shirley Grove, and Judy Nesbit, seniors, Loreen Myers, Pat Diven, Joyce Binner, and Gail Rider, iuniors. The Junior Varsity cheer- leaders were Elaine Zeiders, cap- tain, Mary Miller, Pat Miller, Pat Berkheimer, Betty Myers, Jessie Myers, and Mipper Ralston. Joy Paxton and Jemey Lou Smith were co-captains ot the Junior High squad. Other cheerleaders were Kay Lucas, Nancy Hudson, Amber Kimrnel, and Linda Hopf. We can expect many good things to happen to our cheer! leaders. Maybe next year they will be champs. Who Knows? L. TO R.: L. Hopf, J. Smith, J. Paxton, N. Hudson, K. Lucas, A. Kimmel V-I-C-T-O-R- Y 11 CLOCKWISE: J. Myers, M. Ralston, E, Zeiders, P. Berkheimer, B. Myers, M. 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