Northern Lebanon High School - Archive Yearbook (Fredericksburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1955 volume:

THE 1955 ARCHIVE NORTHERN LEBANON HIGH SCHOOL Frede ricksburg-.T one stown 0Il'l'llEll LE BANIDN UIIIHIL F.ll. . Q-'Af X , , J V J f ' . f .. 75531. APM 1-ul ' - - YQ av 4 QHXW sv u wvgq. ws, Q J .M A ,gig 'Hr + ,, , ,, ., - ' .- if , ' mf g.,9M ..1,,- - , ala nv X. M k sq RA ,f 1 W1 Qffwsff ,gy ..' , K - -. , , , N , ' if 5,.. Q, U qw. I in , . f 3, i ' H g. f .. -- - ' .4 I M -nw - - - ' L U M H ' mf ' ' , A f-my ., Q.. wg 5 1'5sf4.:,, . - -'x. 1 f um if - X , 4 wx K X X N X X Q fnfzfwzi D eQ'2m1f1'0fg fgffmzzzzfzlraifofl IWW fZg'ff'W7G?f ZA2Cf6I'C'f4H0?fQ Hmm HJVKJIIEMKHQ W ,... l Y V I ' JA A iq f pi XXX xx xx , xx IIEIIICATIO LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Richard Gerhart, Levi Darkes, Hylton Reber, Clarence Walborn. SECOND ROW: Harold Shirk, George Ditzler, Ralph Mohn, Leo Darkes, LeRoy Blouch, Richard Foltz. THIRD ROW: Edward Fake, Daniel Light, Warren Kleinfelter, Guy Behney, Russell Demler. FOURTH ROW: John Fortna George Aurentz, Clarence Manbeck, Isaac Phillippy, James Blouch, Arthur Feeman, not present. We, the Senior Class of 1955, proudly and respectfully dedicate this second edition of the Archive to the worthy members of our Board of Education, who have fostered the betterment of our school system and have given their tirne and effort in behalf of the youth of our com- munities. President. . . . . . Hylton Reber ViCe'PrCSidS11I . . . Warren Kleinfelter Secretary. . . . . . Richard Foltz Treasurer. . . Richard Gerhart 4 ADMINISHPATION , . Z1. 11 : J The outstanding characteristic of childhood is growth. From . vig birth to approximately the age of twenty, the child passes gg through a period of continuous change which differentiates , y f, these years from the more stable period of adulthood. V , g In a democracy the individual is given the opportunity to make the most of himself. Schools provide one of the .. n,.y . . means by which the child may develop himself to the utmost. 'LF gn. mf ff y 'Q 3 t. my f Qt Your school is interested not only in the knowledge you gained from the basic subjects but also in your health, your ability to get along with your fellow classmates, your ability to participate in group activities and in your con- structive life work. The school has tried to provide an education which will help you to become the type of citizen needed in a democracy. You have learned to think independently. In the years a- head you will make many choices. May you think clearly through all your problems and choose wisely so that your Alma Mater may be justly proud of you. I extend my congratulations and best wishes to each member of the 1955 graduating class. Mr. Henry Wenger Supervising Principal To the Members of the Class of 1955: Twelve years ago you entered school for the first time. Many of you began school life in this areag others first entered school in other localitiesg some in other states. The fortunes of life brought you to- gether in Northern Lebanon Joint High School. For the past four years it has been your stage. All of you have played a part in the drama of high school lifeg some have play- ed many parts. In As You Like It , Shakespeare says: One man in his life time plays many parts. This immortal line expresses your destiny. All of you will have many re- sponsibilities and obligationsg some will have an op- portunity to make large contributions in money and services. Our dream is that all of you will play your part nobly and with consideration and helpfulness to others President Lincoln once said, I hold that while man exists, it is his duty to improve, not only his own con- dition, but to assist in ameliorating the conditions of mankind. Your school can bestow no better benediction than to urge you to follow the injunction of our great martyred President. May all of you take with you from Northern Lebanon Joint High School a deep love andre- spect for all men. May you comfort those who mourng help those in distressg share with the needy, and finally may you fully respect the personality of all people. Mr. John Rs Roberts Principal -' 4' ' 1- at . y . . In . in y f y J 'lvl . ' . ' L f A ,r 4 f FLORENCE BLACK Fredericksburg Latin and History Wilson College A. B. Ji EDWARD DARKES Fredericksburg Mathematics and Sceince Penn State College, B, S, 1 X I, XX MARTHA GINGRICH Jonestown English and Mathematics Lebanon Valley, B.A. JULIA BRIODY Jonestown Lebanon Business College Lebanon Valley College - .1 1 -sr HARLAN DAUBERT Fredericksburg Music Lebanon Valley College, Penn State College M, Ed. KA Y GRIFFITHS Jonestown Art Penn State, B . S. EVELYN BROWN Fredericksburg History, English, Geography, and Library Lebanon Valley College, A. B z fr I ,X 'Z X FRED GAHRES Jonestown Social Studies East Stroudsburg State Teachers College, B.S. S15-1' ,W f MYRON HAMMES Jonestown History and Physical Ed. East Stroudsburg State Teachers College, B. S. Qi, JA 1' - if we ,Q X3 . as a' 1' 'E w J f 1 f EARL HESS GLADYS HOOVER JOSEPH JANDROSITZ Jonestown Jonestown Fredericksburg Geography and Civics Elizabethtown College, A. . 4 A A f f ' 3 .JEANINE KEEPER Jonestown Mathematics Millersville State Teachers College, B. S, HILDA LIGHT Jonestown Science Findlay College, A.B. Music Lebanon Valley College B, S. in Music Education - 'Q Physical Education, Health Biology, and History East Stroudsburg State Teachers, College, B.S, 2 Q if is CLARENCE KRAMMES Fredericksburg English, History, and Geography Kutztown State Teachers College, B.S. ,,,v , Wg if 42. N CHARLES MATTERS Jonestown Industrial Arts Millersville State Teachers College, B. S. K LEON KURTZ Fredericksburg Agriculture and Science Penn State College, B,S. University of Pennsylvania, M r Pi. , 3 H i l IEANNE REED Jonestown Commercial Penn State, B.A. Gr inf' KATHERINE RICHARDS Fredericksburg German Lebanon Valley College, A ,N X if 1 L' 'A RUSSELL SMITH Jonestown Agriculture Penn State College, B.S. A ,fe ,I L41 M . X A v :rx DORIS WEIDNER Fredericksburg Home Economics Juniata College, B. S. C L. ,W ii ,A,: V KL hm-gli. Ziz ERNEST A. M. SAPHORE Industrial Arts Penn State, B.S. K .X ,ijt ' v . . ,. f iff-X LOTTIE I. SNAVELY Jonestown: English and Latin Lebanon Valley College, A, B.. Teachers College, Columbia University, M. A. MARGARET WHITCRAFT Jonestown Librarian and Physical Ed. Millersville State Teachers College, B. S. N FS Q, n P' Nw X A. RICHARD SCHWANG Jonestown English Lebanon Valley College, A ANNA STRICKLER School Nurse Penn State College R- ' ,- ff' ,1 Fixx: DOLORES WOLI-'E Jonestown Home Economics Jonestown High School IIFFIUE PER IINNEL Mrs. Rose Kramrnes Miss Shirley Fasnacht Miss Joan Kerkeslager 1 O SENIORS FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Annabelle Reifein, Nancy Groh, Robert Ogurcak, Virginia Neidlinger SECOND ROW: Evelyn Klick, Vernice Shuey, Richard Vindich, Shirley Werner, Janet Hoffa THIRD ROW: Elaine Barone, Jeanette Nevin, Joyce Wenger, Marilyn Shirk, Mary Ann l-Iarnly Alice Andrews FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Reed, Advisor, William Burrell, George Boland, Ronald Knapp Mr Krammes, A dvisor. ARCHIVE STAFF Co-Editors . Co-Associate Editors . Co-Business Managers. . Co -Circulation Mana gers Co-Advertising Managers Typists . . Photographers . Junior Staff Members . . .Nancy Groh Robert Ogurcak Annabelle Reifein Virginia Neidlinger . .Shirley Werner George Boland . Vernice Shuey Evelyn Klick . . Janet Hoffa Mary Ann Harnly Alice Andrews William Burrell . Richard Vindich Ronald Knapp Phyllis Killinger . . Elaine Barone Joyce Wenger Jeanette Nevin Marilyn Shirk ALICE ANDREWS Alice. . . quiet. . . pleasing personality. . . likes minature golf. . . ambitious. . . easy going . . . always willing to lend a helping hand. . . typist for the Sweet Arrow . . .plans to be a secretary. REU BEN BEHN EY Behney. . . a dark handsome sen- ior. . . takes an intense in- terest in the opposite sex. . . drives a crazy green '41 Ford . . .plays a drum in the band. MARY ANDREWS Mary. . . one of the taller and quieter members of the class . . . a pal of Mamie's and a friend to all. . . future is indefinite. . . good luck Mary. MILDRED BARSTOW Millie. . . hails from Frog 's Hollow. . . short. . . full of pep . . . pests classmates and teach- ers. . . commercial student. . . ambition is to be a nurse. JAMES BERNHEISEL Jim. . . easygoing. . . enjoys classes only while sleeping . . . aims to be a truck driver . . . gets along well with the opposite sex. . . often seen driving his Chevie. LOWELL ARMS Arms. . .lives in Jonestown. . . favorite subject is math. . . everyone's friend. . . can usu- ally be found with Moyer. . . ambition is to graduate. 'i IOANNE BICKSLER Joanne. . .likes typing.. . always with Mary S. . . enjoys roller skating. . . deslikes Math. . . interests in anything but school. . .friendly toward everyone GEORGE BOLAND George. . . serious. . . can be depended upon. . . bass drummer in the band. . . ofter seen driving a Ford Station Wagon. . . ambition? P? . . .plans to be a secretary. ABRAM BRANDT Brandty. . . shy. . . quiet. . .does not show interest in girls. . . keeps out of trouble. . .good agriculture student. . . wants to be and probably will be a farmer. WILLIAM BURRELL Bill... hails from North Carolina. . . enjoys skating, sports, and driving. . . spends quite a bit of his time at the Atlantic Station. . .good luck in the future. 'P sf' -sf-4 i-aj . . I - it .-ef.,-w 1. f I iL. L., . -f ' , Q sim fb IOUISE BOYER Louise. . . pleasing personality friendly. . .tallest girl. . . always lending a helping hand. . . has a smile for everyone. . .likes Home Ec. and German. . .a future home- maker. DONALD DAVIS Duck. . . hates school. . . carefree. . . always pesting Dick. . .plays inside left in soccer. . .favorite class Phys Ed. . .interested in all sports. . .wan to be a truck driver. . .always has h mouth open. SHIRIEY DEMUER Shirley. . . loud, unpredictable senior. . . oldest member of our class. . .jolly brownette. . . constantly giggling. . . likes to argue. . . plans to enter business college. LUCILLE FORTNA Fortna. . . hails from Jonestown. . . the redhead of the class. . . very attractive .. .is on the studious side. . .usually gets good marks. . . likes sports. . . especially field hockey. JOSEPH DEPPERT Joe. . .has the reputation of being one of the quietest seniors.. .his favorite pastime is hot-rodding on his motor scooter. . .future is uncertain. NANCY EDWARDS Nancy.. .one of the loudest members of the class. . .interested in the Navy . . . ambition is to be a secretary . .. usually seen driving her Crosley. . . always with Betty Ann and Irene. BETTY GERHART Gerhart . . . pretty black hair. . .likes to talk. . .is fond of Red colors. . . one of the class artists. . .likes to eat . . .hates to get up early. . -.V ww' LARRY DONMOYER Red , . .ta1l, neat-looking redhead. . . a snazzy dresser. . .has a quick temper . . .likes dancing, girls, driving a Chevie and harmonizing with Gary. . .a good painter. . .future artist. GARY GINGRICH Guy. . . popular. . . fun loving. . . snappy dresser. . . has a certain heart interest in Junior Class . . . a devoted Cleveland Indian fan. . .likes spaghetti and fudge. . .future chef. NANCY GROI-I Nancy. . . studious. . . dependable . . . musically inclined. . . usu- ally seen with Gloria. . . dresses neatly. . .good all around student. . . drives a Black Chevie. . . co- editor of the Archieve. . . future is in- definite. MARY ANN HARNLY Mary Ann. . .has a pleasing per- sonality. . . a good commercial student. . . capable Sweet Arrow editor. . . dependable halfback in hockey. . . ambition is to be a secretary. KENNETH HARTMAN Kenny , . .loudest member of class. . . a real funnybone. . . drives a hot '41 Plymouth. . . likes a certain sophomore. . . a very enthusiastic F.F.A. mem- ber. . .thinks a lot of his pigs. WILLIAM GUNDRUM Gunboat. . . a new member in the class. . . came to us from In- diana. . . a happy go-lucky fellow without a worry in the world. . . likes girls. IEANNE HERNLEY Intelligent. . . sweet persona- lity. . .hails from Philadel- phia. . . always willing to lend a hand. . . likes sewing . . .interested in Paul. . . 'future definite--a housewife! JANICE HEVERLING Janice has pretty eyes. . . yearning for Chevies. . . usu- ally seen with Pat. . .future secretary. . .likes jewelry. . . fond of dancing. . . a snazzy banner carrier. PHYLLIS KILLINGER Killinger. . .friendly type . . . hails from Jonestown. . . favorite subject is math. . . usually gets good marks. . . very active in class activities, plans to be a housewife. . . one of the best cheerleaders. JANET HOFFA Hoffie. . . good-looking blond... often seen hot rodding around Fredericksburg with her Stu- die . . . popular. . . great deal of fun. . . goes to business school . . . might be a secretary. GALEN KAYLOR George. . . hails from Manheim.. joined the class in his Junior year. . . gets much attention from opposite sex. . .has curly brown hair. . . drives a '54 Chevy . . .likes to argue. GARY KLEINFELTER Chickie. . . shortest boy in class. . .lots of fun. . . takes a real interest in baseball . . . future farmer. . . gets into trouble. . . hates to study. THELMA HOSTETTER Thelma . . . dependable. . . one of our A students. . . drives a Studie. . .future nurse. . . a whiz in math. . .plays a flute in the band. . . no in- terest in boys. EVELYN KLICK Klicky. . . intelligent. . . quiet. . . conscientious. . . friendly. . . excellent student. . . active in club work... al- ways dashing here and there. . .well- dressed. . . loves history. . .future teacher. 2. RONALD KNAPP Ronnie. . . courteous , ,speeds 3 blue Ford. . . romeo of our class. . . destined to be another Valentino. . .likes Math and sports... always offering his opinion. IRENE KREISER Renie. . . a short, cute brunette. . . hails from Gold Mine Road... usually found with Betty Ann and Nancy. . . future is uncertain. . . lots of luck. LYNFORD KRISSINGER Lymie. . .a great pest... has interest in Iona. . .takes great interest in farming. . . hates P. O. D. . .likes to complain. . . friendly. . .likes horse- back riding. TERRY KNAPP Q Knappie . . . one of the class's W tallest members. . . likes girls. . .a 1 great sportsman and sports follower . . .likes to drive his Chevy . . . plays the trumpet in the band. HELEN LANDIS Quiet. . . enjoys driving her Dad's Packard... seen with Gerry or Vernice. . . not interested in opposite sex? snappy majorette. . . makes spending money as waitress at diner. . . future secretary. BARBARA LASH Barbara. . . a true blonde. . . on the studious side. . .likes field hockey and is a good player. . .takes an interest in all school activities. HARRY MERKEY Harry. . .an attractive lad... quiet until you get to know him. . .likes girls and teasing . . . usually with Shirky. . .will be a noteworthy farmer, EVELYN LENTZ Evy. . . hails from Jonestown. . . a real blonde fshe doesn't use peroxide, fellows! J. . . forever with Barb or Jim. . .sparks our hockey team. PATSY MATTHEW Patsy. . . quiet. . . nice to get along with. . . a whiz at short- hand. . . hails from Mountville . . . enjoys swimming and reading . . .hopes to be an office worker. PAUL MOHN Mohnie. . . happy-go-lucky. . . al - ways has a crew cut . . . goalie for the soccer team. . . likes study periods. . . enjoys pesting the girls. . . very lik- able. . . lives in Jonestown. . . future State Trooper. r I BETTY MATTHEW Betty. . .on the quiet side. . .likes short- hand and office practice. .. manages to stay on the honor roll. . . enjoys roller skating. . .interested in everything. . . plans to join the Air Force. DONALD MOYER Moyer. . .fairly tall. . . gener- ally quiet. . . friendly. . . doesn't say much about girls. . . a good student. . . has a shy way of get- ting into mischief. WALTER MOYER Serious and quiet. . . until you know him. . . hails from McGills- town. . . kidded a lot about his accent. . .likes mechanical drawing. VIRGINIA NEIDLINGER Ginny. . .joined us in our jun- ior year. . . makes friends easily. . . Oldest girl in the class. . . usually busy with ex- tra activities. . .likes to ar- gue with Mr. Drakes. M. ...,. aw F s. RUSSELL MOYER Russell. . . one of our Moyer twins. . .is on the quiet side . . . always willing to help. . . plans to join the Air Force after graduation. ROBERT OGURACAK Oggie. . .handsome. . . friendly . . . easy going. . . very likable . . .loves horses. . . gets much admiration from oppo- site sex. . . future owner of large horse ranch. DORLENE PRICE Dolly. . .comes from the Church Home.. .interested in a cer- tain Air Force fellow.. . hates oatmeal. . . ambition is to be a Waf. FLORA RHEN Flossie. . . a cute blond hail- ing from Inwood. . . musically inclined. . . popular with the opposite sex. . . dresses neat- ly. . .plans to study music at Lebanon Valley after gradua- tion. LARRY REBER Larry. . . a pest. . . all around athlete. . . one of the class brains. . . an excellent cla- rinet player.. . a good sales- man for class projects. . .fu- ture college student. ROY REINBOLD Roy. . . is not enthused over school. . .likes to read and also argue. . . hates to study. . . stubborn. . . on the quiet side . . . takes things as they come . . . takes an interest in farm- ing. MAMIE RITTLE Mamie. . . fearlessly gives her opinion. . . bickers with faculty members. . .wants to get out of school, . . ambition is to be a beautician. ANNABELLE REIFEIN Annabelle. . . very ambitious and intelligent . . . has a ready smile for everyone. . . good hockey goalie in her senior year. . .spends time working in a 5 84 ro. . . hopes to marry soon after graduation. f Q-.rs i'wl', O PATRICIA RUPPENTHAL Pat. . . hails from West Virginia. . . in- terested in a member of the Marines. .. likes math, dancing, and the opposite sex. . . easy to get along with. . .Janice's constant COIHP3 I1lOI1. QSM ANN MARIE SCHAUM Toots . . . cute and friendly . . . wittiest member of class played excellent portrayal of Rosie Belle in Junior Class Play. . . likes dancing, driving, and boys--definitely. . . future nurse. HARRY Sl-HRK Harry Abe. . . hails from Rock- wood. . .likes hunting and fish- ing. . . good athlete. . . can be found with best friend Vindich and Walmer. . .plans to be a businessman. VERNICE SHUEY Neicy . . . saxophonest in the band. . . seen with Gerry or Millie. . . commutes with Lottie . . . aspires to attend Business School. MARY SCHRIVER Schriver. . . always laughing . . .likes study halls. . .can usually be found skating with her best friend Bicks- ler. . .will make a good housewife. . . very friend ly and makes friends easily. MARY SMITH Marie . . . tall brunette. . . friendly. . . a talker. . .loves to joke. . .likes German, Home Ec. . . has a good so- prano voice in chorus. . . can be found working at Young's Snack Bar. . . future indefinite. f NEIL SMITH Smitty.. . active in F. F. A. . . likes basketball and roller skating. . . spends time work- ing on a farm. . . hopes to join the Air Force. IEANNE STICK Sticky. . . cute and friendly . . . has pretty hair.. . de- pendable. . . most versatile member of our class. . . our cymbal girl.. . active in club work. . . likes sewing . . . future--successful homemaker. av ,N ,,,,,,1 .. . I, .. K.. MW 4. ' 'lm RICHARD SNYDER Dick. . . tall and neat. . .likes girls. . . especially one by the name of Pat. . . can usually be seen driving his Dad's Chevie . . . a future service- man. GEORGE STASCHAK George. . . six foot three. . .join ed the class in his Junior year . . . on the quiet side. . . is al- ways ready to pest the girls future businessman. FLORENCE STRUBHAR Flossie. . . very quiet. . . never gets into any trouble. . .likes popular music. . . hates current events and teasers. . . plans for the future are indefinite. GLORIA SOLI Gloria. . . pop DAY ular. . . attractive ta est girl in the class. . . brain in liter ature, , , appe ardent soccer als to the opposite sex fan. . . hails from Lickdale ,, . likes to argue, , , probably will be an office worker, X ' 2 w .X X RICHARD VINDICH Dick. . . not enthused over school. . . lives in Rockwood . . .popular with the fairer sex. . . usually seen with Ken . . .plans to join the Navy, after graduation. KENNETH WALMER Ken. . . quiet until you get to know him. . . friendly. . . hails from Mountville. . . usually found with Dick. . . one of the Industrial Arts fellows. . . good luck in the future. GERALDINE WENTLING Gerry. . .full of fun. . . en- joys music and roller skat- ing. . . neat dresser. . . hails from Ono. . . loyal soccer fan. . . strong alto in chorus and glee club . . . future indefinite. SHIRLEY WERNER Werner . . . an attractive friendly brunette. . . pop- ular and peppy. . . versatile . . .likes English, F. H. A. , dancing, sports. . . takes in- terest in opposite sex. . . fu- ture English teacher. SHIRLEY WEIBLE Weible . . . easy-going per- son. . .loves to tease and argue. . .likes boys and chewing gum. . . detests school . . . usually seen with Betty and Janet. NEAL WOLFE Wolfie. . .one of the quiet type. . .likes agriculture. . . favorite subject is math. . . a very over-enthusiastic baseball fan. . . plans to be a rich man. X . 1,-I .... . .nw E. Q nv' ,, . ..,,,, .P-r . -751' 'Y mrs. f W, ..,. zz: :,. mf-:1 rr 2,1 I wirfr- ' fag r ,V , 5 as ssnns irttsrr ' vv.4 K A sz gz ii- gh' I sQ Q .. V: K uih ,: E, 'Q CARL YIENGST Yiengst. . .hails from Greble . . . often misses school.. . sleeps in class. . . has a way of getting into trouble. . . usually seen with his Ford. BETTY ANN ZECHMAN Hails from Green Point. . . band majorette. . . likes typing and skating. . . ambition is to be married to Bill. x G' , C9 v XJ, . ,,-Q rf 't L . J ,, w 95? LORETTA ZIMMERMAN Loretta. . . an attractive blonde . . .very active in 4-H and F. H. A. work. . . on the quiet side . . . enjoys reading. . . will make a good housewife. Galen Kaylor, Treasurer: Ann Marie Schaum, Presidentg Flora Rhen, Secretary: Larry Reber, Vice-President. Z5 J' NNN'-' -is ONU1 OOXI r-en-4a-u N'-'ORD x-an-1 JAVJ 5 16 17 I8 I9 20 2l 22 23 4 25 26 7 28 29 O BI 32 33 34 35 6 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 43 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 54 65 66 67 es 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 NAME Alice Andrews Mary Andrews Lowell Arms Mildred Barstow Reuben Behney James Bernheisel Joanne Bicksler George Boland Louise Boyer Abram Brandt William Burrell Dona'ld Davis Shirley Demler Joseph Deppert Larry Donmoyer Nancy Edwards Lucille Fortna Bette Gerhart Gary Gingrich Nancy Groh William Gundrum Mary Ann Harnly Kenneth Hartman Jean Hernly Janice Heverling Janet Hoffa Thelma Hostetter Galen Kaylor Phyllis Killinger Gary Kleinfelter Evelyn Klick Ronald Knapp Terry Knapp Irene Kreiser Lynford Krissinger Helen Landis Barbara lash Evelyn lentz Betty Matthew Patsy Matthew Harry Merkey Paul Mohn Charles Moyer Donald Moyer Russell Moyer Walter Moyer Virginia Neid linger Robert Ogurcak Dorlene Price Larry Reber Annabelle Reifein Roy Reinbold Flora Rhen Mamie Rittle Patricia Ruppenthal Ann Marie Schaum Mary Schriver Harry Shirlk Vernice Shuey Mary Smith Neil Smith Richard Snyder Gloria Soliday George Staschak Jeanne Stick Florence Strubhar Richard Vindich Kenneth Walmer Shirley Weible Geraldine Wentling Shirley Werner Neal Wolfe Carl Yiengst Betty Ann Zechman Loretta Zimmerman PASTIME Loafing Talking Fooling around Loafing Working on cars Sleeping Roller Skating Outdoors Read ing Working Eating Clowning around Joking 85 talking Watching T. V. Sleeping Driving the Crosley Working at Ono Watching T. V. Pesting Driving Swimming Playing solitaire Pesting Reading Reading Kidding Reading Driving Roller skating Joking Reading Music Sports Eating Driving tractor Working Traveling Writing letters Listening to radio Loafing Skating Sleeping Read ing True Romances Driving Fighting with brother Watching T. V. Reading Horses Sleeping Goofing off Working in 5 85 IO Reading Eating Writing letters Reading Reading laughing Living Loafing Reading Fishing Pesting Reading School Playing the piano Listen to radio Sleeping Pinball machines Running around Skating Driving 85 music Watching T. V. Driving the Ford Twirling a baton Reading LIKES The Navy Ice cream Guitars To tease Football To drive Driving Driving Music Agriculture A Senior girl Everything To act up G0Ofillg around Dancing A sailor Eating Color Red Baseball Reading Going on hayrides Swimming Girls 85 cars Music Dancing Sports Music Gymnastics Charles Hunting 85 Phillies Ice cream Dancing New York Giants To be heard Horseback riding To giggle Playing.piano Roller skating Swimming Shorthand Goofing around Girls Money Cleveland Indians Cherries Dodgers Sports 85 people Horseback riding Swimming Food Being engaged Farming Playing piano Bob Dancing Dancing Roller skating Sports 85 hunting Being devilish Sports Sports Racing Music Money Reading Sports Hunting 85 Fishine Girls Hillbilly music Singing Sports Hunting, sports and ice skating Popular music 85 girls Jonestown Home Ec AMBITION Stenographer or secretary Office worker Mechanic Nurse Navy Truck driver Secretary Big wheel German teacher Successful farmer Baseball player Rich man Private secretary Air Force Armed Forces career Secretary Nurse Lt. in the Service Big league ballplayer Office worker Mechanic Secretary Get out of school Future homemaker Secretary Secretary Nurse Get rich quick Elementary school teacher Get out of school History teacher Singer Join the Marines Traveler Farmer Office worker Teacher Housewife Join wars Office job Truck driver State trooper State trooper Something worthwhile Air Force Carpenter Social worker Own a horse ranch A Waf Educated hobo Always be happy Truck driver Music teacher Beautician Nurse Nurse Secretary None Secretary Airline hostess Air Force Truck driver Something worthwhile State trooper Art teacher Travel Sailor Sailor Join the service Office worker English teacher Earn 320, ooo a year FAVORITE SAYING Come on Oh brother Hot dog Ye gads Huh Let's race Icar1't stand it Mmm That will never do Cut it out Hey Ya'll Hit the road Big deal Oh nuts Ain't dat some stuff Hi Mom One never knows I'll be You're nice Gee whiz Real gone Oh darn Well Darn it Well, Inever There you go Oh my lands You're nice Oh foot Hey there Oh glory Yes Knock it off Shut up Yea Oh my lands She'll never tell Oh Dear You bird Oh my word Tell me about it It doesn't pay to think Yes lguess Huh Holy cow Chimney crickets Du grant Get off it Oh shoot That's the way the ball bounces Good grief Step on it oh piffle Gee whiz Golly Ithought l'd split Klunster Real sexy man Oh man Ach now Oh my Yes I guess Oh my Go on Oh brother No kidding Eh You I'll crack Oh Jesse Oh my gosh Gosh darn it Ha PROBABLY WILL BE Boss's Wife -' Lecturer Cowboy Murdered Speed King Race driver Old maid Taxi driver Officer in Women's Marine Corps Author of best seller, How to Overcome Shyness Business Executive Pro-Soccer player Book critic Garbage collector Hir stylist Clown Doctor's wife National Poster Executive Cleveland's Willie Mays Another Liberace Grease monkey Big time comedian A loving housewife A fad dancer Glamour girl Nursing supervisor Heartbreaker Charlie's wife Nature boy Old maid Pa. 's Clark Gable School Board Director Scrub woman American Farmer of 1960 Housewife Dress designer Figure skater Champion swimmer Dictionary writer A chicken dealer lady's man Comedian Chicken Business Executive German teacher Undertaker Author of How to Hold Any Man Horse breeder Cartoonist Another Einstein Sailor's wife Farmer Married Bob's wife State Democratic Party Chairman Broadway Star Dietician Hobo Air line hostess laughing Dutchman Bald headed Henpecked Cover girl Mr. America Art instructor Factory worker Midget wrestler Lydia's husband Manager of a Wrestling team Opera singer National F. H.A. advisor Poor Truck driver Come on Used car dealer To be Bill's wife Oh Irene Lady weestler Typist Oh no Farmer's wife E HDR Q-gm A 4 4 , 'Y' - , E.Ii?fx,. PQ' ff s f Q S kj .4 .Lei f ml ml E I' as 5' ,. 4 ' X R f if in fda? ,A ' g I . , iv'W,uff ' s . 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I,2,3,41 Chorus I,2. JAMES BERNHEISEL Junior Band 1,25 Hunting 8s Fishing 3, 4. JOANNE BICKSLER Junior Dramatics 15 Senior Dramatics 25 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Chaplain 4. GEORGE BOLAND Junior Band 15 Hi-Y 25 Hunting 8s Fishing 35 Press Club 45 Archive Staff5 Junior Play5 Soccer 1,25 Track 35 Band I, 2, 3,4. LOUISE BOYER Tri-Hi-Y1,2,3,45 F. H. A. 2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus I,2,3,43 Glee Club 1,2,45 Treasurer 35 County Band 2. ABRAM BRANDT F. F. A. I,2,3,4, Vice-President 4. WILLIAM BURRELL John W. Hanes High School--Winston-Salem, N. C. Shop 1,2,35 Baseball I,2,35 Basketball 2, 35 Football 1,2,3,45 Key Club 1,25 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Hi-Y Club 2, 3,45 Student Council 2, 3,4, President 45 Band r,2. Northern Lebanon High School5 Shop 45 Hunting 81 Fishing 45 Basketball 45 Baseball 45 Senior Play5 Yearbook Staff5 Band 4. DONALD DAVIS Soccer 1,2,3,45 Baseball 45 F. F. A. 1,2,3,4. SHIRLEY DEMLER Commercial Club 35 Press Club 4. JOSEPH DEPPERT Hunting 8: Fishing Club 1, 2, 3,4. LARRY DONMOYER Chorus 1,2,3,45 Soccer 2,3,45' Senior Play5 Band I,2,3,4 F. F. A. 1,35 Baseball 35 Basketball 2. NANCY EDWARDS Library Club lg Tri-Hi-Y 2, 45 Glee Club 3,45 Band 1, 2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Octet I,2,35 Ensemble 25 Treble Choir 45 Country Chorus 2, 35 Operetta 2, 35 Senior Play. LUCILLE FORTNA Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 3,45 County Chorus 25 Softball 1,25 Field Hockey 1,2,3,45 Operetta 25 Junior Dramatics lg Senior Dramatics 2, President5 Class Secretary 35 Class Vice-President 25 Student Council I, 2, 3. BETTY GERHART Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,45 F. H. A. 1,2,3,45 Chorus I,2,35 Glee Club 1,25 Baseball 35 Basketball 2. GARY GINGRICH Chorus 1,2,3,45 F. F. A. 1,2,3,45 Soccer 1,2,3,45 Chaplain F. F. A. 4. NANCY GROH Softball I5 Junior Dramatics 1, Treasurer5 Senior Dra- matics 2, Secretary 25 Chorus 2, 3,4, Accompanist5 Glee Club 3,4, Accompanist5 Operetta 2,35 Junior Play5 Yearbook staff 45 National Honor Society 3. WILLIAM GUNDRUM Freshman Deer Creek High School, Indiana: Basketball I,2,35 Junior Student Manager 35 Baseball35 Class Play 3. Northern Lebanon High School5 Hunting and Fishing Club 4. MARY ANN HARNLY Chorus 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 35 Junior Play5 Field Hockey 1,2,3,4-Co-Captain5 Band 45 Class Vice-President 35 Yearbook Staff 45 Junior Dramatics, Secretary I5 News- paper Staff 2, 3,45 Typist 2,35 Editor 45 Commercial Club 2, 35 Operetta 1,25 National Honor Society 3. KENNETH HARTMAN Chorus I5 Band 15 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 F. F. A. I,2.3,4, Chaplain 2, Secretary and Sentinel 4. JEANNE HERNLEY F. H. A. 2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Operetta I5 Glee Club 2,3,45 Octet 3. JANICE HEVERLING Chorus 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y I,2,3,45 Band 3,45 F. H. A. 2,3,45 Flash 1,2,3,45 Operetta 35 Softball I. 30 ll lllll AUTIVITIE JANET HOFFA Band I,2,35 Cheerleader I,2,3,4, Captain 2,45 Soft- ball 1,25 Tri-Hi-Y I,2,3,45 Chorus I,2,3,45 Glee Club I,2,45 Flash Staff 45 Yearbook Staff 4. THELMA HOSTETTER Band I,2,3,45 County Band 25 Glee Club I,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,45 Tri-Hi-Y I,2,3,45 F. I-I. A. 45 Flash Staff I,2,3,4 Editor 45 National Honor Society 35 Vice-President 1,25 President 3. GALEN KAYLOR F. F. A. 2,3,45 County Chorus 35 Manheim Central: Chorus 2,3,45 Soccer I5 Class Treasurer 4. PHYLLIS KILLINGER Junior Dramatics I5 Tri-l-li-Y 25 Glee Club 3,45 Chorus I,2,3,4: Band I,2,3,45 County Band 2,35 Field Hockey 2,3,4g Co-Captain 45 County All-Star Team 35 Basketball 2,35 Softball I5 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Captain 4. EVELYN KLICK Tri-Hi-Y I,2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 45 F. H. A. 2.3.45 Chorus I,2,3,45 Glee Club I,2,45 National Honor Society 3, Secretary5 Yearbook Staff 45 Junior Play. RONALD KNAPP Student Council I,2,35 Chorus I,2,3,45 County Chorus I,2,35 Junior Band 15 Band 2,3,45 County Band 25 F. F. A. I5 Junior Play5 Operetta 35 Soccer I5 Time- keeper 25 Student Manager 2,45 Basketball 2,35 Base- ball 25 Class Treasurer I,25 Track 35 Yearbook Staff 4. TERRY KNAPP Band I,2,3,45 F. F. A. I,2,3,45 Baseball I,2,3,45 Soccer I,2,3,45 Basketball2,3,45 Chorus 1,25 Class President 2. IRENE KREISER Junior Dramatics 15 F. H. A. 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Vice- President 45 Chorus 4. LYNFORD KRISSINGER F. F. A. I,2,3,4, President 45 Chorus I,25 Junior Play. HELEN LANDIS Hockey I5 Majorette I,2,3,45 Junior Dramatics 15 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Chaplain5 Press Club 45 Junior Play5 Chorus 3,45 Junior Band Club I. BARBARA LASH Junior Dramatics, Vice-President I5 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Class Vice President I5 Glee Club 3.45 Chorus I,2,3,45 Operetta I,2,35 Junior Play5 Field Hoc- key I,2,3,45 Basketball 25 Softball I5 Cheerleader 45 All-Star Hockey Team 3. 31 EVELYN LENTZ Hockey 2,3,45 Softball I,2,3,45 Junior Dramatics 15 Art and Crafts I5 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 35 Press Club 4. BETTY MATTHEW Junior Dramatics I5 Senior Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Secre- tary 4. PATSY MATTHEW Library Club I5 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,4, Treasurer 4. HARRY MERKEY Junior Athletics I5 F. F. A. l,2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 4. PAUL MOHN Soccer 2,3,45 Track 3,45 Baseball 25 Basketball 2,35 F. F, A, I,2,3,45 Band I,2,3,45 County Band I,2. CHARLES MOYER Safety Patrol 15 Band 25 Hunting and Fishing 2,3,4. DONALD MOYER F, F. A, 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 45 Chorus 1,23 County Chorus 1,25 Band I5 Junior Play. RUSSELL MOYER Junior Athletic Club I5 Hi-Y 2, Chaplain 25 Hunting 85 Fishing Club 35 Class Treasurer 3,45 Press Club 4. WALTER MOYER Junior Athletic Club I5 Hi-Y 25 Hunting 85 Fishing Club 3, 4. VIRGINIA NEIDLINGER Palmyra High School: Glee Club I, 25 Biology Club 25 German Club 35 Secretary of Class 2. Northern Lebanon High School: Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 F. H. A. 3,45 Glee Club 45 Yearbook Staff 4. ROBERT OGURCAK F. F, A, I,2,3,45 Chorus I5 Band I5 Vice-President 35 Yearbook Co-Editor. DORLENE PRICE Junior Dramatics Club I5 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 35 Press Club 4, LARRY REBER Junior Athletic Club I5 Student Council I5 Band 1,2, 3,4 County Band I, 2, 3, 4. ANNABELLE REIFEIN Class President 35 Junior Dramatics 1, President 15 Sen iot Dramatics, President 25 Tri-Hi-y, President 35 Press Club 45 Newspaper Staff I, 2, 35 Chorus 2, 35 Junior Play5 Student Council 25 Softball I5 Field Hockey I,2,4: National Honor Society5 Yearbook Staff 4. ll lllll ACTIVITIE ROY REINBOLD Junior Athletics I5 F, F, A, 3,45 Senior Hunting and Fishing 2, FLORA RHEN Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 2,3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Dance Band 35 County Band I,2,35 Operetta 35 Junior Play5 Field Hockey 1,25 Softball I5 Newspaper Staff I,2,35 Junior Dramatics I5 Senior Dramatics 25 Class Secre- tary 4. MAMIE RITTLE Junior Dramatics I5 Tri-Hi-Y 2,45 Senior Dramatics 35 Junior Play5 Senior Play. PATRICIA RUPPENTHAL F, H, A, I, 2, 3,4, Parliamentarian 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,4. ANN MARIE SCHAUM Band I, 2, 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3,4, Pianist 45 F. H. A. 1,2, 3, News Reporter5 Flash I5 Class President 45 Jun- ior Play5 Senior Play5 Chorus I,2,35 Glee Club I5 Operetta. MARY SCHRIVER Junior Dramatics I5 Senior Dramatics 2, 3, Treasurer 35 Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain 4: Junior Play. HARRY SHIRK Soccer I,2,3,45 Junior Athletic C1ub5 Senior Hunting and Fishing Club 2, 3,4, President 45 Track 3,45 Base- ball 3,45 Basketball 3. VERNICE SHUEY Hockey 15 Chorus 2,3,45 Band I,2,3,45 Junior Drama- tics I5 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Glee Club 3,45 Yearbook Staff, Circulation Co-Manager: S6HiOl' Play. MARY SMITH Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 F.. H. A, 45 Chorus I,2,3,4g Glee Club I,2,3,45 Junior Play. NEIL SMITH Junior Athletic I5 F. F. A. 2,3,4, Sentinel 4. RICHARD SNYDER Hobby Club I5 Senior Athletic Club 25 F. F. A. 3,4, Vice-President 4. GLORIA SOLIDAY Junior Dramatics 15 Softball 15 Senior Dramatics, Treasurer 25 Chorus 2, 3,45 Operetta 25 Ensemble 2,45 Newspaper Staff 25 Glee Club 3,45 Senior Play. GEORGE STASCHAK Mount Carmel, Pennsylvania--Basketball I5 Penochle Club 25 Northern Lebanon--Hunting 82 Fishing 3, 4, JEANNE STICK Glee Club 25 Chorus 25 Band I,2,3,4p F. H. A. 2, 3,45 Treasurer 3, Vice President 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Secretary 45 Library Club I,2,3,4, Secretary 2, Vice President 3, President 45 Junior Class Play5 Class Secretary 1,35 F. H. A. County Council Secretary 4, FLORENCE STRUBHAR Glee Club I5 Chorus I5 F,H.A, 2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 4. RICHARD VINDICH Junior Athletic Club I5 Hi-Y, Sergeant At Arms 1,25 Industrial Arts 3, 45 Senior Hunting 85 Fishing, Vice President 3, 4, KENNETH WALMER Industrial Arts 1,2, 3,45 Hi-Y 25 Junior Athletics I5 Hunting 85 Fishing 3,4, SHIRLEY WEIBLE Tri-Hi-Y I,2,3,45 F. H. A. 25 Glee Club 25 Chorus 2, GERALDINE WENTLING Band I,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 County Chorus 25 Glee Club 3,45 Field Hockey I5 Junior Dramatics I5 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Octet 25 Ensemble 2, SHIRLEY WERNER Class Secretary 25 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3,4, President 45 F. H, A. 2,3,4, Vice President 3, President 45 County Council 3,4, State 2, Vice President 45 Glee Club I,2,3,45 Flash I,2,3,4, Music Editor 35 Student Council r,2,35 Dance Band 35 Library Club I,2,3,4: Softball I, 2, 35 Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 County Chorus I, 2, 35 Yearbook Business Manager 4. NEAL WOLFE F. F. A. I,2,3,45 Chaplain 35 Treasurer 45 Junior Athletic Club I. CARL YEINGST F.F.A. I,2,3,45 Band 15 Chorus I. BETTY ANN ZECHMAN Junior Dramatics I5 Tri-Hi-Y 2,45 Glee Club 3,45 Color Guard I5 Majorette 2,3,45 Newspaper Staff 1,25 Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Octet 25 Ensemble 25 Treble Choir 45 Class Treasurerz LORETTA ZIMMERMAN Library Club I5 F, H, A. 2, 3, 45 President 4. UNDHRCHXSSMEN JONES TOWN-ELEVENTH GRADE LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Geraldine Edris, Ilene Luch, Judith Smith, Grace Schauer, Barbara Kohr, Jeanette Nevin, Ruth Light, Elaine Barone, Frances Foltz, Shirley Hoover, Shirley Price. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hammes, Advisor: Harry Swanger, Amos Soliday, Earl Hopple, James Kerkeslager, Earl Wolfe, Ron- ald Yingst, Sterling Light, James Ruhl, Patricia Ebling, Patricia Demler. THIRD ROW: Grace Kline, Mil- dred Shuey, Myrtle Fake, Patricia Hartman, Marie Kreiser, Linda Wolfe, Gloria Swanger, Evelyn Warner, Nancy Wenger, Mary Emrich, Ray Albert. FOURTH ROW: John Moyer, Richard Schaeffer, Glenn Sholly, Joseph Vance, Gerald Edris, Carrie Gerhardt, Joanne Wagner, Joyce Gerberich, Shirley Haldeman. FIFTH ROW: Timothy Wolfe, Richard Lash, John Kneasel, Mark Deaven, Donald Zechman, Edwin Nothstein, Glenn Ebersole, Richard Rodkey, Nicholas Bogner, Mark Strubhar. FREDERICKSBURG -ELEVENTH GRADE LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Sandra English, Patricia Meyer, Eleanor Uhler, Evelyn Morwer, Joanne Salem, Frances Swope, Joyce Mohn, Lanetta Krissinger, Joan Kissinger, Jean Yerger, SECOND ROW: Mr, Krammes, Nancy Wolfgang, Joyce Wenger, John Yerger, Shirley Gerhart, Lillian Schucker, Violet Kess- ler, Barbara Smith, Lee Wenger, Carol Ogurcak, Norman Rentschler, Eva Bross. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Shirk, Neal Grimes, Lloyd Ream, Dale Helms, Frederick Zimmerman, Neal Yiengst, William Unger, Arnetta Laub, Elizabeth Erb, Shirley Sholley, Carl Lutz. 34 IONESTOWN -TENT H GRADE LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Esther Siegrist, Jennie Smith, Janet Ditzler, Carol DeGroat, Catherine McGolrich, Violet Schriver, Martha Shelly, SECOND ROW: Glenn Wampler, Jay Blatt, Ruthann Yorty Kay Bender, Rita Boeshore, Shirley Mayberry, Carolyn Blouch, Lester Cassel, Earnest Shuey. THIRD ROW: Reginold Daubert, Robert Jones, Donald Blouch, Anthony Rising, Paul Brady, Robert Rittle, Rus- sell Furry, Henry Fortna. FOURTH ROW: Daniel Grumbine, Ronald Spitler, Herbert Spannuth, Jerry Reber, Dale Zearfoss, Donald Winklebeck, Ronald Houser, Lester Spangler, Carl Smith, Harold Barn- hart, JONESTOWN-TENTH GRADE LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Agnes Brown, Ruby Leeper, Anna Mae Fager, Barbara Vance, Nancy Hoke, Lois Kneasel, Ethel Kreiser, Loretta Moyer, Joyce Conner, SECOND ROW: Nancy Hoffman, Pamela Vowles, Carol Reigle, Ruth Kline, Virginia Gerhart, Shirley Kreiser, Violet Cooper, Ann Andrews, Katherine Leob, Helen Hughes, THIRD ROW: John Kutay, Kenneth Mayberry, Kenneth Poorman, Glenn Wikel, Nelson Neff, Ralph Daub, Thomas Kerkeslager, Robert Hilbert, Mrs, Light, Advisor. FOURTH ROW: Adam Kreiser, Mervin Schwartz, Richard Ditzler, Anthony Spurigo, Sylves- ter Kreiser, Roger Sholly, Richard Hauer, Pierce Ditzler, 35 FREDERICKSBURG-TENTH GRADE LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Priscilla Dearwechter, Patricia Wenrich, Paul Lerch, Shirley Ream, Barbara Shirk, Arlene Bomberger, Claire Hoffman, Margaret Sebastian. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Black, advisor, Ray Boeshore, Ira Rudy, Rebecca Buffamoyer, Shirley Yordy, Jean Lentz, Carl Kaylor, Henry Smith, Mary Schnupp, Shirley Noll, Nancy Erb, THIRD ROW: Elaine Waltermeyer, Robert Schucker, Leonard Gerhart, James Lineweaver, Robert Schaeffer, Earl Brandt, Marianna Merkey, FREDERICKSBURG-NINTH GRADE LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Helen Unger, Carol Shirk, Carl Thierwechter, Bonnie Spitler, Dianne Gerhart, Melvin Rittel, Sophie Bicksler, Ronald Gingrich, Harold Keller, Lester Merkey, Verda Wenger, Dallas Spitler. SECOND ROW: Jerry Getz, Lynn Meyer, Carolyn Snyder, Gerald Mohn, Delores Clay, Sterling Klick, Colleen Sholley, Glenn Umberger, Janice Werner, Faye Gibbel, Glenn Hoffa, Eugene Gerhart, Mr, Kurtz, advisor, THIRD ROW: Thomas Boltz, James Long, Ronald Rittle, Richard Weaver William Bensing, Shirley Grim, Kenneth Moyer, Conrad Brandt, Janice Donmoyer, David Hornberger, John Sweigerr, Carl Rittel, Roseann Johnson, FOURTH ROW: Leon Long, Kenneth Smith, Larry Sartazahn Vernon Ditzler, Ray Kreider, Frederick Spangler, Kenneth Peiffer, Dale Bender, Roy Kreider, Robert Weaver, Elaine Wanamaker, Mary Ogurcak, IONESTOWN-NINTH GRADE LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Felty, Lena Fake, Mary Yeagley, Betty Lou Fulmer, Doris Gerberich, Charlotte Schaeffer, Kay Zimmerman, Hilda Miller, Grace Zimmerman, Louise Lengle, Yvonne Miller. SECOND ROW: Sylvia Dillman, Suzanne Dotter, Gloria Emrich, Patricia Boger, Francis Boyer, Marilyn Boland, Florence Price, Jean Daub, Eva Grumbine, Mary Ann Tavani, Deanna Wilson, Annie Kreiser, Joan Moyer, Mr. Hess, Advisor. THIRD ROW: Mr. Gahres, Advisor: Linda Moritz, Anna Haas, Joan Miller, Elvenna Zechman, Judy Landis, Patricia Deppert, Vivian Blouch, Gasena Hock. FOURTH ROW: Kenneth Kern, Richard Appelt, Richard Bomberger, Kenneth Yingst, John Deppert, Fred Kohr, JONES TOWN -NINTH GRADE LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Janice Hoover, Mary Ann Flinchbaugh, Joanne Leedy, Carol Reigle, Patricia Smith, Annie Kreiser, Betty Andrews, Carol Bogner, Carol Smith, Marian Blair, Eleanor Adams, SECOND ROW: Melvin Kreiser,' Robert Ferster, Elwood Kerkeslager, Fred Dimmick, Robert Savage, James Light, Richard Kneasel, Richard Shupp. THIRD ROW: Patricia Bates, Phyllis Brewer, Nancy Edris, Charlotte Gingrich, Shirley Krall, Ruth Ann Soliday, Beverly Marks, Anna Deck, Mary Arin Landermilich, Kenneth Waltermeyer, Richard Nye, Eugene Soliday, Robert Lash, Jack Lentz, Lyndford Donmoyer, Chester Kreiser. FIFTH ROW: Winford Gerhart, Rodney Bates, Nelson Garrison, John I-larnley, Kenneth Heisy, Robert,Reigle, James Lehman, Mark Wolfe. IONESTOWN-EIGHTH GRADE LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Horace Kreiser, Robert Kreiser, Mark Myers, Warren Moyer, Theodore Smith, Dale Darkes, Sandra Dilzler, Brenda Kapp, Patricia Wolfe. SECOND ROW: Miss Briody, Advisor, Betty Garri- son, Ella Beckman, Barbara Bender, Shirley Merkey, Arletta Krall, Ethel Leeper, Judith Lineaweaver, Ernestine Light, Janice Hoover, Miss Keefer, Advisor. THIRD ROW: Kathryn Neff, Larry Kreiser, Melvin Miller, Richard Westhafer, Herman Adams, Vaughn Kriner, Peter Harnly, Sandra Krouse, Patrick McGo1rick, Sandra Kelly. FOURTH ROW: Doris Thiewechter, Diana Hauer, Patricia Irwin, Doris Jean Hopple, Mary Ann Smith, Faith Zimmerman, Mary Ebersole, Mary Ellen Kane, Sandra Fittery, Arlene Shuey, Earl Mohn. FIFTH ROW: Harper Bretz, Robert Bretz, Shirley Troutman, William Houser, Richard Long, William Marinkov, Ralph Adams, Paul Bowman, IONESTOWN-EIGHTH GRADE LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Geneva Stickler, Kenneth Michael, Richard Yingst, Ernest Lehman, Samuel Grumbine, Ronald Bender, Robert Garrett, Lester Bingeman, Dolores Kline, SECOND ROW: Naomi Fortna, Eva Vance, David Boyer, Ralph Ohnmacht, Helen Kreiser, Lorane Lerch, Phyllis Vance, Katherine Walmer, Roberta Culp, Victor Kline, Richard Evert, Clyde Koons, Katherine Ohnmacht, Kathryn Daub, Mr, Smith, Advisor. THIRD ROW: Mae Kreiser, Beatrice Moyer, Kay Sterner, Anna Vragovich, Gene Blair, Gerald Fahler, Herbert Gebhard, Ronald Smith, Ronald Engle, Leroy Boltz, Gerald Mickey, Clark smirh, 38 FREDERICKSBURG-EIGHTH GRADE LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Alice Heisey, John Lerch, David Kohr, Alberta Srerner, Bette Gahres, Barbara Heverling, Ruth Zartman, Joyce Klick, Clark Bashore, Frederick Ream, James Reynolds, Patricia Gingrich. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Brown, Carol Heverling, Rhoda Ritchie, Dale Schnupp, Robert Kleinfelter, Mary Ellen Farrell, Gloria Peiffer, Peter Boyer, Arthur Brandt, Barry Reedy, Jane Ruppenthal Ruth Ann Lentz, Gladys Mowrer, Corinne Hostetter, Mary Davis, Mrs. Wiedner, THIRD ROW: Jer-e Koons, Joyce Moyer, Jay Donmoyer, Rosanne Heverling, Margaret Schulze, Jean Yordy, Linda Flinchbaugh, Charles Farnsworth, Raymond Diener, Gene Dreibelbis, Ronald Behney, Stanley Donough, Mary Ann Martin, Geraldine Dove, Carolyn Deck, FREDERICKS BURG-SEVENTH GRADE IEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Helen shirk, Terry Weible, Roy Long, Doris Waltermeyer, Evelyn Wenger, Robert Lentz, Sara Shirk, Kathleen Kohr, Raymond Brandt, Jeffrey Bensing, Robert Heverling, Roger Kirst. SECOND ROW: Grace Sweigert, Nancy Wenger, George Loose, James Yiengst, Richard Hoffman, Frank Sebastian, Gene Keim, Larry Grimes, Robert Getz, Dale Meyer, Carl Davis, Robert Shirk, Irene George, Arlene Zimmerman, Joyce Spitler. THIRD ROW: Mr. Jandrositz, John Gingrich, Bruce Bashore, Lena Martin Arlene Jones, Carl Schaeffer, Shirley Caplinger, William Hornberger, Verling Hostetter, John Lantz, Madeline Noll, Sandra Shirk, Evelyn Field, Carol Davis. FOURTH ROW: Fred Caplinger, Clarence Smith, Harold Mull, Lillian Morgan, Marilyn Snyder, Harry Beamesderfer, Harold Dove, Kenneth Yorty, Kathleen Buffamoyer, Wilma Hart, Rita Bomberger, Mary Reidel, lrovella Wenrich, Jerald Shirk. IONESTOWN-SEVENTH GRA DE IEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Dennis Rhen, Larry Leedy, Collin Shuey, Paul Orendo, Bruce Weand, Carol Royer, Sharen Pittinger, Dora Moyer, Walter Myers. SECOND ROW: Eugene Mease, Eloise Seltzer, Marie Shott, Sally Zimmerman, Gloria Westhafer, Eva Strubhar, Carol Wagner, Marie Light, Doris Krall, Margaret Reigle, Rachel Kline, Linwood Michael, Glenn Stover. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Gingrich, Advisor, Carolyn Moyer, Anna Mease, Savannah Symons, Barbara Loump, Linda Sholly, Bernadine McGo1rick, Gloria Mohn, Annetta Rhoads, Phyllis Kreiser, Helen Kreiser, Pearl Kreiser. FOURTH ROW: Watson Klopp, Robert Zimmerman, Robert Schaeffer, Elmer Krall, Henry Walek, Larry Weller, Gene Miller, David Kelly, Clarence Reigle, Irwin Redcay, John Rutter. FIFTH ROW: William Koons, Martin Rising, William Semmel, Samuel Wolfe, Carl Kreiser, Dale Tobias, Marlin Spangler, Francis Knerr, William Nothstein. IONESTOWN-SEVENTH GRADE LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Emory Helsel, Linda Edris, Bonita Aurentz, Alice Wenger, Ethel Fake Dorothy Fulmer, Patricia Engle, Bruce Kern, Robert Harlan. SECOND ROW: Mr. Schwang, Advisorg William Slade, Ronald Cassel, John Hess, Edward Gerhart, Darlene Hoover, Shirley Adams, Thomas Jones, James Foltz, Ray Kleinfelter, Karen Gerhart, Mr. Matters, Advisor. THIRD ROW: Patricia Doll, Sandra Kern, Margaret Heisey, Martha Boltz, Mary Kerr, Sandra Brady, Shirley Batz, David Dudley, Marilyn Yaegly, Edward Gingrich. FOURTH ROW: Linda Boeshore, Anna Mary Fortna, Barbara Trautman, Constance Unger, Richard Fahler, Ioan Dean, Helen Berg, Mary Hughes, Rose Mary Zearfoss, Robert Weirich. 40 23 .- , -,V ,. ru 'lm 'R I J XENA' '. LY I J. A 9, an Q .ill JU l0ll CLASS UFFICEIRS Patricia Demler . . . . Secretary Frederick Zimmerman . . . . President Carl Lutz .... . Vice President JOYCC Wenger . .... Treasurer Elaine Barone . . . Assistant Treasurer ,rf 0Pll0MORE CLASS 0FFlUEliS Jean Ann Bashore . . . Secretary Nancy Hoke . . . . . . President James Lineweaver . . . Vice President Car1Kay1or. . . . . . .Treasurer U IIEIHILASSMEN SNAP . ,-, H uk- , 6 A M KA? 'fy , 1 ,gn 1' QW ' , R-, V , n f - MW XM in - 'Y ' X . LL fi - ,ff , .3 v -M' 4 ,4 - ' W -V' ia... , ACTIVITIES B CLARINET Larry Reber Sandra English Nancy Wolfgang Ronald Knapp Rita Bomberger Roseanne Johnson Lucille Fortna Phyllis Killinger Barbara Smith Jean Bashore Gloria Peiffer Lloyd Ream Bette Gahres Anthony Rising Priscilla Dearwechter Patricia Irwin Brenda Kapp Winifred Kapp Alberta Sterner ALTO CLARINET James Long BASS CLARINET Joan Kissinger CORNETS Neal Yiengst Terry Knapp Herbert Spannuth Nancy Edwards Leonard Gerhart Diane Gerhart William Koons Kenneth Moyer Verling Hostetter Robert Weirich Martin Rising Shirley Sholly Frederick Ream Edward Gingrich Jack Lentz Ronald Rittle Rayrnond Diener OBOE Rhoda Ritchie FLUT ES Thelma Hostetter Lanetta Krissinger Peter Boyer HORNS James Lineweaver Jean Yerger John Yerger 0li K SAXOPHONES Francess Swope Neal Grimes Elizabeth Erb Norman Rentschler Jeffry Bensing Kenneth Peiffer Vernice Shuey Mary Ann Felty Larry Donrnoyer PERCUSSION Frederick Zimmerman Reuben Behney William Bensing Carl Lutz Paul Lerch Doris Hostetter Barry Reedy Jeanne Stick George Boland Ann Marie Schaum Geraldine Wentllng TROMBONES Flora Rhen Shirley Werner Conrad Brandt Larry Grimes Ray Kreider Roy Kreider Leon Long William I-Iornberger BARITONES Louise Boyer Lee Wenger Kenneth Smith Frederick Spangler William Burrell BASSES Gerald Edris Dale Helnfies Paul Mohn Gerald Mohn Peter Harnly Earl Mohn BANNER CARRIERS Janice Heverling Mary Ann Harnly COLOR GUARDS Donald Moyer Charles Farnswdrth Barry Royer Ronald Bugg Donald Winklebleck MAJORETTES Joyce Wenger Betty Ann Zechman Helen Landis Lois Kneasel Colleen Sholly Shirley Ream Janice Werner Janice Donmoyer Ruth Light Joan Miller Elaine Wanamaker Mildred Barstow Jean Ann Bashore I ! E M ICIA 19+- A Y Marching to the rhythmic tune of E Pluribus Unum the Northern Lebanon High School Band participated in the Halloween Parades of Myerstown, Lebanon, Jonestown, and Fredericks- burg. The success in these parades was shown by the fact that several first prizes were re- ceived. On a cold wintry day in December the band journeyed to Harrisburg to take part in the Merchants Award Competition. The Marching Band and the Band Front both received excellent ratings which indicates that a fine showingwas made, The Christmas Program was the next event for the band, Many traditional holiday pieces were played and enjoyed by an extra large audience this year. Several members of the band were honored by being chosen to attend the County Music Festival. Some received higher honors by attending District Band and State Band. The Northern Lebanon High School Band reached its peak of perfection when it pre- sented its Annual Spring Concert two nights this year, Both performances were very well attended. To round out the year the band has planned to participate in the local MemorialDay Parades, the Commencement Exercises, May Day, and the Air Force Competition Parades, In conclusion we might say that owing to the very capable and hard work of Mr. Har- lan Daubert, Band Director, our band has completed one of its most successful years, 45 0ll FIRST ROW: Nicholas Bogner, Paul Lerch, Helen Landis, Joan Kissinger, Evelyn Klick, Janet Hoffa Lanetta Krissinger, Geralding Wentling, Frances Swope, Ann Marie Schaurn, Arlene Bomburger, Joyce Mohn, Thelma Hostetter, Diane Gerhart, Vernice Shuey, Jeanne Yerger, Glenn Hoffa, Les- ter Merkey. SECOND ROW: Mrs, Hoover, Directressg Joan Miller, Betty Ann Zechman, Elaine Barone, Mildred Shuey, Evelyn Shuey, Rita Boeshore, Kay Bender, Lois Kneasel, Grace Schaur, Deanna Wilson, Joanne Wenger, Lena Fake, Mary Ann Felty, Mary Yeagly, Geraldine Edris, Irene Kreiser, Nancy Edwards, Mildred Barstow. THIRD ROW: Gloria Soliday, Marilyn Shirk, Louise Boyer, Arnetta Laub, Shirley Sholly, Elizabeth Erb, Nancy Wolfgang, Joyce Wenger, Frances Boyer Nancy Hoke, Ruth Ann Soliday, Patricia Boger, Joanne Wagner, Linda Wolfe, Mary Emrich, Carrie Gerhart, Sandra English, Shirley Werner, Annabelle Reifein, 46 WUALISTS FOURTH ROW: Janice Heverling, Patricia Meyer, Jean Hernley, Anna Lerch, Carolyn Bloch, Patricia Demler, Shirley Hoover, Jean Ann Bashore, Barbara Lash, Lucille Lentz, Rebecca Buffa- moyer, Barbara Smith, Flora Rhen, Phyllis Killinger, Mary Smith, Nancy Groh, Lillian Schucker, FIFTH ROW: Lee Wenger, Carl Lutz, Earl Brandt, Galen Kaylor, Gary Gingrich, Neil Grimes, James Lineaweaver, Larry Donmoyer, Frederick Zimmerman, Dale Helms, Gerald, Leonard Ger- hart, Lloyd Ream, Ronald Knapp, John Yerger, Ray Boeshore, Norman Rentschler, CHORUS The mixed Chorus of ninety voices, under the direction of Mrs, Hoover, playedamajor part in the annual Christmas Program by pre- senting a Christrnas Cantata, The Chorus also presented some musi- cal numbers on the May Day and the Baccalaureate and Commencement Services, Students represented our school by attending the district and county music festivals. Thirty-one students attended County Chorus, giving our school the largest representation in Lebanon County. 47 UW Mil Have you ever listened to the blending of voices coming from Room 6 in the Fredericksburg building? These harmonious airs were rendered by this familiar musical group under the capable direction of Mrs, Hoover. In addition to their splendid participation in the Christmas Cantata, they plan to do several numbers for P. T.A. meetings SOIDS members of this group will represent their school at the County Chorus Festival. The last exhibition of their ability as a group will be given during the Baccalaureate services, vll' run This musical ensemble was organized for the Christmas Cantata, Irs fine performance should establish it as a permanent singing group for all Cantatas in future years, EIIERICK B RG - J0 ESTIIW I re F5 Composing our very own dance band is this group of high caliber musicians. Under the proficient direction of Mr, Daubert these mellow music makers have extended their knowledge of music and have pro- vided wholesome entertainment for their classmates, The personnel of the band are as follows: Trumpets- Terry Knapp and Neal Yiengstg Drums Frederick Zimmerman: Trombones-Conrad Brandt and Larry Grimesg Saxaphones-Larry Donmoyer, Kenneth Peiffer, and Neal Grimes, Music is enjoyed by young and old, and this group of young bandsmen certainly verifies that statement, They strive diligently to master their music, Although young in years, they have confirmed their ability as future members of our senior band. Congratulations, Mr. Daubert, upon the organizing of this fine group! 49 un l W fill it inisiiwl ll M gps 41 if we- 9', ,gba ,nr ,ffyfi if-ff 'tl f Q. , ' .-' .- ' i ' asa- A ,.,. '- .., . ,A --1.1. '-1 -'- f f .f V 13' ,,, ' ,,..-v-T' 1 -. - A- 15 .f ,A ...-i-1 1 I-vi 1 - ,A-' jf- u rift- ' ,,-- . ' ':' -. .- V- ' f ,. 1' A ,Q V 1-W ,-' .VY 51 9,-' V. J ' . ,a-if-r' . H ff' , ,, 152, 57 'f ll H PQ' The Student Council, under the guidance of Mr. Schwang and Mr. Hess, consists of twelve members which are chosen by the entire student body. The aim of the council is to work for the betterment of the school. Among the problems taken into consideration, the traffic problem in the halls and keeping the school property clean, have been the most important during the school year. The officers of the Student Council are as follows: President, Anna belle Reifeing Vice-President, Ruth Light, Secretary-Treasurer, Nancy Hoke f-new-. mils.. i The Student Council's chief aims are to foster and maintain a good, clean school spirit, and to alleviate friction wherever found, The members feel that this affords good training in diplomacy and parliamentary procedure. In addition to its other services, the Council also arranges and conducts some of the school parties, the biggest and most im- pressive event being the May Hop, Terry Knapp is serving as President, Jeanne Stick as Vice- President, Neal Grimes as Secretary-Treasurer, and Mr, Darkes as their Advisor. uf 2 . 3 33 l 'I 1 I 'l 1? will W The Newspaper Staff is made up of students interested in helping A to put out the school paper THE SWEET ARROW. Because of the large fi J, ' Q number of enthusiastic members, a school paper of about fourteen pages X I V U is multigraphed once a month, The publication is sold for five cents to anyone desiring to buy a copy, The paper contains regular features, WS? Mlm L , .gg-:fe .J .' 7- . 'ar A J ' - ,.-:--f ,gary L piffiiff' t ,. f - s ' ' ,F ,5 A 'ff' -5 class and club news as well as things of current interest in the school, ' The club and advisors, Miss Keefer and Mrs, Reed, have taken a field -I ., .af f ,- a f 5- . ,.., J ' gf' ,ff .f ,,... ,,..-X, , . .la J, , . t ull W ll ' -' trip to the Lebanon Daily News to see how a real paper is published, A party was held for the staff the latter part of the year. 'N lug tan.. l' Mt R .5-at-kb tml l'- wsllllli A 1 .. Q ' The Fredericksburg school newspaper, THE FLASH, is published fy four times a year, , .4---f ' --I-' g f' This covers the news of the various clubs, dances, music news, .'-ff f f f ..'f'5?i,f 4- sports, commencement exercises, interviews of the new teachers, and , -, -A - ' Mw., ,,,, . J H, f- 'f M the seniors. Jokes and humorus incidents are included to add humor f ' if 3 . 3, - , to the paper. ' ,L- A , r r Q A, ' Some staff members were elected by various clubs as their re- in f'- porters, and the rest were chosen by the editor, Thelma Hostetter. ' . ' ,J in , F, --lf' Mrs. Black is the very able advisor of THE FLASH this year. - .emi . 1 AH W , ,af is ll lm it Jllmx M The Tri-Hi-Y Club had twelve members led by the following officers Mary Andrews, Presidentg Irene Kreiser, Vice-Presidentg Betty Matthew, Chaplains, Our advisor was Miss Briody, Every two weeks during our club period we had parties with refresh- ments. Some of our activities were decorating a float for the Halloween Parade, which netted us 315g attending the Ice Capadesg Harvest Party and a square dance. Since our club is a part of the YMCA, we attended various meetings at the Y in Lebanon wir.h,other clubs from schools in the county, 71 mlm' wld it M, Under the supervision of Mrs. Evelyn Brown, the Fredericksburg Tri- Hi-Y has had a very successful year, Two service projects were completed by the club, The Harvest Festival, an assembly program to which the stu- dents brought food that was later distributed by the girls of the club to needy families was one project, The other was the collection of clothing for a family at Christmas time, Teen Topics were discussed during the second semester club meet- ings, The programs included speakers, movies, and panel discussions, The club is headed by the following officers: Joyce Wenger, Presi- dent, Evelyn Klick, Vice-president: Jeanne Stick, Secretary, Nancy Wolfgang, Treasurer: Thelma Hostetter, Chaplain: and Sandra English, Song leader, Secretaryg Patsy Matthew, Treasurer: and Joanne Bicksler and Mary Schriver, W W lil A1 mil Au W kk- The Junior Tri-Hi-Y Club consists of fifty-two members and the club advisor is Mrs. Gingrich, Club officers are as follows: Sandra Kern, Presidentg Karen Gerhart, Vice-Presidentg Carol Wagner, Secre- tary: Anna Mary Fortna, Treasurer: and Eva Strubhar, Chaplain, The purpose of the club is to be of service to others, The club secured wodcbooks to work on during club period, The books are on nature, The club had a Halloween Party and several Talents Shows in which many seventh grade students participated. The class officers are as follows: Robert Hilbert, President: Jerry Reber, Vice-Presidentg Richard Lash, Secretary: Gerald Edris, Treasurer, The club is supervised by Mr. Gahres. Our aim is to create and maintain a cheerful and friendly atmosphere throughout the year, Our money-making project was sponsoring several skating parties during the year, 53 WW Q' qi fc ll ls -tt it , tml The Nature Club or Boy's Athletic Club was organized for the purpose of developing a greater interest in sports in Northern Lebanon High, For this year the club was on a junior high level, but it may eventually expand to include older boys, The main idea behind the club was not only to teach athletics but to develop sportsmanship as well, The club is self-supporting in that all its equipment was pur- chased through club dues and other fund raising projects, A S91 54 'FM' 'Q will Nils The Hobby Club was very successful this year. We had 27 members in our club, composed mainly of seventh and eighth graders, Among the projects worked on were bird houses, lawn signs, book ends wall shelves, model boats, and half moons, Mr, Matters, our club advisor, was very helpful to us with our projects, 54 .s.-frm c tc. c S.. . ,C is as ff M ty ' 2' nn E' 92 'F 4 9 a i ' 'nl Q , M E A s o Q X r s if . C i s s sxffo r ,f-Q 'Il X2. I I 1' A 9' rslll rQl.. ll iw., gg, F? u l li lllk ll. K.. l This year the F, H,A, Club of Northern Lebanon High, has 42 members, lt is the largest club in the school, having the most members. Our advisor this year is Mrs, Wolfe, This year all the members were invited to go to Harrisburg to the State Farm Show where all F, H, A, members from Pennsylvania took part in a special meeting, In the beginning of the year we held a square dance party for our club members, To earn money for the club we made and sold candy apples, and sold Pennsylvania F. H. A. Cook Books, plus each member paying her dues. :LW The energetic F, H, A, chapter carried out itsmany activities with vim and vigor, These activities included an annual car washing project, a food sale and the selling of the Pennsylvania F. H. A. Cook books, Money realized from these activities helped sponsor the PFHA Scholarship program and a local Mother's and Daughter's Banquet, Some members attended all county, regional, state, and even national meetings, Semi-weekly chapter meetings included a talk by a local minister, flower arrangement demonstrations, and concentration on degrees, and many others, too numerous to mention, W MTW Q, l. ' rnnml l ll' ll. - The officers are as follows: Harry Merkey, President, Richard Snyder, Vice-President: John Moyer, Treasurer: Mark Deaven, Secre- tary: John Kneasel, Reporter, Roy Reinbold, Chaplaing Richard Schaffer, Sentinel, This year the F, F,A, Chapter had many winners in the state pro- ject contests and were one of the top fifteen Chapters in the state. During the year they sponsored parties and square dances in co-operation with the F, H, A. ln June some of the boys went to Penn State to take part in the annual F. F.A. week. 'C - The Future Farmers of America or FFA as it is commonly known, is the national organization designed to take its place along with other agencies striving for the development of leadership, the building of a more permanent agriculture, and the improvement of country life, The officers of the Fredericksburg F, F, A. are as follows: Lynford Krissinger, President: Abram Brandt, Vice-Presidentg Kenneth Hartman, Secretaryg Donald Moyer, Treasurer: Terry Knapp, Reporter: Gary Gingrich, Chaplaing and Carl Lutz, Sentinel, 56 1 auf llrllllw llll wr ll ll' u WW' A 4 il - .. , is .. ' 1 jf 1' 1 - The Library Club has seventeen members, The Officers are as Marianna Merkey, Secretary and Pat Meyer Treasurer The purpose of the Library Club is to provide the pupils with both nteresting and educational books, At the present time the club is com- followsg Jeanne Stick, Presidentg Violet Kessler, Vice-President, : . . i . . P xg Eblbw llll wllkbl iling a list of books which are to be placed in our library next year. iffy There are thirty-two members in the club, The officers are as follows: Sandra Kelly, Presidentg Brenda Kapp, Vice-Presidentg Barbara Bender, Secretary, Sandra Fittery, Treasurer: Mary Ebersole, Reporter, The girls help to collate the new books, and help to get them ready to be used by the students, In certain study periods, we help with the work in the library, The club went in the Halloween Parade dressed as Ghost Riders in the Sky, winning S20 as second prize, The activities sponsored by the club were a skating party and a Halloween Party to which all the teachers were invited, Q Lf' it MTW sill t llllll There are thirty-two members in the club, The club elected Ronald Engle, Presidentg Herbert Gebhart, Vice-Presidentg Clyde Koons, Treasurer, Paricia Irwin, Secretaryg Eva Vance, Paul Bowman, Captains Richard Evert, Claude White, Lieutenantsg and Ernestine Light, Jury- Judge, The club went in the Halloween Parade and won 310. On January 7, 1955, the club had a party in the home economics room, tg Wt Wm smjkhh lllrm For the first time cheering enthusiasts in grades seven to nine were permitted to try for a place on a junior high cheerleading squad, There was much interest and finally six girls were chosen, This will give experience for girls desiring to try for the varsity cheerleading squad, The group cheered at the home games for the junior high bas- ketball team. It is hoped in the future arrangements can be made for them to accompany the team to away games. 58 my ww! P The Teen Club consists of thirty-three girls, The officers are as follows: Joan Miller, President: Mary Yeagley, Vice-Presidentg Sylvia Dillman, Secretaryg Carol Bogner, Treasurer, The club participated in the Halloween Parade and won 315, During club periods we had parties and played games, We initiated the girls who joined the club after the club was already organized, Richard Shupp, a member of the Freshman Class, was very un- fortunate to have broken his leg, We sent him many cards, and on Christmas we gave him a box of candy, We had the annual Valentine Dance at Fredericksburg. We also had a Bake Sale, u ill' W www W' 5-'fi The Hunting and Fishing Club, under the leadership of Mr, Hammes, opened the school term by electing officers, They were as follows: President-Harry Shirk, Vice President-Richard Vindich, Secre- tary-Lowell Arms, Treasurer-Charles Moyer, The members spent their club periods of the first semester by discussing the fundamental laws and safety rules of hunting and fishing, The club spent most of the second semester's club periods watching movies on characteristics and habits of wild animals, 59 Wk W l uwm WS mi 5' if vi The Senior Dramatics Club is advised by Miss Snavely, The officers are as follows: President, Shirley Hooverg Vice-President, Carol De Groatp Secretary, Lena Fake: Treasurer, Evelyn Warner, The activities of the club were selling milk, participating ir1 the Halloween Parades, and going to Hershey to see the Ice Follies. During club periods the members of the club have been reading plays, If the club's plans of making money turn out to be favorable, the club plans to see a Broadway play. M W ml ll M will Scholarship, Leadership, character, and service are the quali- ties these boys and girls have displayed which merit their selection for the National Honor Society, The officers, Mary Ann Harnly, President: and Evelyn Klick, Secretary, were chosen by the group, The new mem- bers include Ruth Light, Marie Kreiser, William Burrell, Gloria Soliday, Larry Reber, Frederick Zimmerman, Nancy Wolfgang, Patricia Demler, Elaine Barone, Shirley Werner, Phyllis Killinger, and Joyce Wenger, Thelma Hostetter, Ann Marie Schaum, Annabelle Reifein, Evelyn Klick Nancy Groh, and Mary Ann Harnly were members of the previous year. Induction services highlighted the group activities this year, 'E' i 'al li' V ff? It If ,, in y 5' F' E l0R PLAY THE LITTLE DOG LAUGHED Laurie majoring in psychology in college performs experi- ments on her family and anyone else who can be drawn into her clutches, All the experiments go well until brother Wally reads her professional notes. The family resolves to get back at Laurie for the situation she got them into, When Laurie and her boy friend, Mark Bradford, return home from a date at I:3O they put on a show which causes Laurie to leave home. Wally, who de- cides that his parents acted childish long enough, invites his father's competitor,Ted Wood, to the house, After a series of misunderstandings, they form a partnership and Laurie come home and promises never to conduct any more experiments. I KE .p ms 5' if 'T Q . n , -' .:, s is s 2 QQ' 3'-1 p g ii 9 'F 3 N 3 V x. + 1 B , dvi f ' . M .A--if 'L ef- .vis 71 :fx fff' Q15 ' 1 ,gig M , : 3' rv - N ,I H 1 f ' V'-,..f ,' J 3'3.j:N !1': E :,n - H . Effif Q 'f?ia11:Z5.iEfx'. ., ' 1 .,-- Q Q., .. :wh -vif 'W . - .Esau 1. ,- r i Q N mk1k' KL.., 3 --ff32:a', A21 I g ,A 1,Lf '.Ly .nal IEEE y- , '1', , .if fag , . I :L - 1,7 5-fu. . f . .V A g, A,l: Vrkh.. ,:, H K . f ' L , V 2 1 ,,.., ,.:gL Q15 rrr': .,-,Y 'zmm L x 1 'af ' -- ,, . ff,l Yff :SVS '-KO' ' :g- K . QL Q-- : , fs.- R-A C NM V .gy .1 si ii fl . -ini- L ,,.. Q . ,,..,., 5 2 , ., 5, ,, ,. ' 4' f r 2- .N ga f + x f .M--L f -xf. ,L .-- :,w-mi, A-:,,L,:...-, ' -555' 'T- '!. y xiii, 24126 ,Ei Q ,if -, .+P Q 3 , -X if i 1' 1 4 3 F K S ATHLETICS We wish to congratulate this year's soccer team for its outstanding per- formance. Mr. Hammes and Mr. Iandrositz produced a team whose rec- ord will serve as a challenge to all the future Norlebco soccer teams. Breaking all previous records, the team Went undefeated and untied throughout the county competition. The playoff games were all undeniable victories with the exception of the game against James Buchanan High School where corner kicks gave us the win in a scoreless tie. We hope the future of each player will be as successful as this soccer season. swear LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Larry Reber, Donald Davis, Dale Helms, Harry Shirk, Terry Knapp, William Bensing, Paul Mohn, Neal Yiengst, Carl Lutz, Neal Grimes, Frederick Zimmerman, Russell Ebling. SECOND ROW: Mr, Hammes, Jerry Reber, Ray Kreider, Henry Fortna, Robert Hilbert, Gerald Edris, Larry Donmoyer, Ray Albert, John Kneasel, Richard Lash, Norman Rentschler, Mr, Jandrositz. THIRD ROW: Ronald Knappg student manager, Winfried Gerhart, Kenneth Watermeyer, Gerald Mohn, Donald Winklebleck, Herbert Spannuth, Richard Schaeffer, Eugene Gerhart, Lynn Meyer, Lloyd Ream, Gary Gingrich, student manager. NLH FIRST HALF OPP NLH SECOND HALF OPP I4 Bethel o 3 Eastern Lebanon Co. I 3 Annville 4 South Lebanon 0 I Eastern Lebanon Co. 3 Reading O 3 South Lebanon 3 Cornwall I 2' Cornwall I Myersrown O 1 Y 2 Myerstown . 4 t NLH TEAM OPP 3 5 Hamburg O A - 4 ' 4 New Holland I '3 James Buchanan '2 V, O 4 Lower Merion I j i ' 1 'Corner Kicks , f ill ,1- 3 vp, s 4, W F' K naw are int lam' af me ma, same: gg Le a ,qt .r 1 'a. -gy-m y if . . A A-:s haggy -ti 1, f -w:P'!sH:: ,rfwf 'ff':a. m:, W--V -- . ,- ,' -.,,g:gsvfsa1g 1a,,, 1 .- ' ' f ,- gR HXJ.fh z,,, , .,.,,..,,,.,,L:.,5 :N x -'ff' as -- 1 Ygiiilk new VARSITY BASKETBALL This year's basketball team had a little trouble breaking into the winner's column, Mr, Hammes did his usual fine job of coaching and all the boys gave the best that they could but sometimes you just can't get a winner. The boys practiced hard every chance they got and were very much enthused over this little game of basketball but somehow or another they just cou1dn't get together the right combination. J l0ll VARSITY BA KETBALL The Junior Varsity opened practice sessions along with the var- sity at the close of Soccer season, The call for boys was HCI answered very well, We started our season with eight boys, seven of which were Sophomores, and one Junior, Our season record does not entirely do us justice, We are looking rather favorably toward the future since these boys have two full seasons remaining together. 65 JE.ElEE BASKETBALL Basketball isn't always the tall boys game. The boys of N. L. H. S. learned this much to their regrets, For the second consecutive year our boys made a sad venture into the County Jr, High League, Getting start- ed seemed to be our biggest trouble as a bad first or second quarter nearly always caused our downfall. However, the team can be proud of their work because most of the scores were close. Look for some better than average teams for our varsity in the future. CHEERLEADERS The members of the cheerleader's squad are as follows: Barbara Lash, Frances-Swope, Joyce Wenger, Rita Boeshore, Jean Bashore, Nancy Hoke, Janet Hoffa-basketball captaing Phyllis Killinger-soccer captain, The cheerleaders put forth a good effort to cheer the boys on to victory in soccer and in basketball, For the first time in a few years, a pep rally was held to get the spirit of the game into the high school pupils. The squad also received new uniforms which they are very proud to wear. 66 IHNIKEY We wish to congratulate the hockey team for winning the county championship again this year, About twenty-eight girls, coached by Miss Whitcraft, practiced hard almost every night after school so that the team might be victorious. It was a very successful season with nine wins and one tie. ELCO was our greatest challenger. The team also was fortunate to be able to attend a Play- day at the Lebanon Valley College Field along with about ten other schools from Central Pennsyl- vania. We wish all future teams the best of luck. HOCKEY R ECORD First Half Second Half NLH OPP NLH OPP 4 Myerstown Myerstown 1 3 Cornwall Cornwall 0 l Elco Elco 2. 3 Annville Annville I 3 S, Lebanon S. Lebanon O A 1 AA 'if A n, gas 'CN 'mm' ' QP I bu 5 4' ---M. ' e 'C' lv, , ,- P l su. A g - Q K sq. .M Vo a yn W 9 1. x ar V . , uf s .sh Tm i t . , . 3 if V 44. sv' 67 GIllLS'BASKETBALL During the 1953-54 season the girls of Northern Lebanon reigned as co-champions in the County league for their second year of competition. Although the guard aggregation returned for the current year, the starting forward trio was lost through graduation. This meant a new shooting combination had to be developed. As the season progressed, a number of victories were recorded, but the girls also had to accept several losses. 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Umberger Clarence Walborn Miles Walrner Harold Werner Clair Young Eleanor Brown John Bross The Bus Driver Bob and Marion Lewis Carl. Paul Groff Mr. Herbert Knapp Bill Leedy Nuss Leininger Hilda Lentz Lee Sam Rentschler Mrs. Agnes Rudy Officer William Shaffer Arthur Sherman Miss Ann Spannuth Mr. William K. Trautman W. H. Wertz A Friend Arnold Candy Company Compliments of Gettles Texaco Service Hampton's Food Market Hickey's Mobile Service Iake's Merit Station Leahy's Loser's Music Store Philadelphia Shoe Store Shankroff and Shultz The Samples Store The Sunny Cotton Shop A Friend Hooray for the Kansas City A's ADVHPTISHVIENTS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '55 'I'rai11er's RT. ZZ RESTAURANT JONESTOWN, PA. STEAKS, CHOPS, SEAFOOD FOUNTAIN SERVICE Telephone: Jonestown 2712 Growers... Processors... Retailers... Q3Q.lllW5I HHlIf,9 'Lg . . GdlJZv?,? Y Our Modern Plant at Fredericksburg ls Open To The Public at all Times E I i J 3 ERNEST SAPHORE, JR. gi N Fredericksburg 7 Phone 5-4200 i I I Expert ' E Radio SERVICE Television ' x LINTZ'S Wearing Apparel for Men, Women, Children 725 Cumberland Street Academy Theatre Building Phone: 2-1731 Lebanon, Pa- Preferred By Particular People OLT'S 2 O1 Cumberland St. Lebanon Cleaners-Storage Compliments of KLOPP 81 CETRON Furniture Company TRIVET MOTEL Knotty Pine Interior Every room with televisiol Adjoining luncheonette with curb service Open 8:00 A.lVI.---12:00 P.M One mile east of Lebanon on U. S. 422 Compliments of DIXIE DRIVE IN THE FIRESIDE RESTAURANT Food as you like it Route 422 Lebanon, Pa. PALACE OF SWEE TS And Re staurant 705 Cumberland St. Lebanon, Pa. ,Haul Department Store Lebanon, Pa. SMITH GROCERY HUBERMAN'S DIAMONDS Route 3 Phone: 5-3081 Lebanon, P JEWELRY WATCHES GROCERIES - FRUITS RADIOS 846 Cumberland St TEXACO PRODUCTS ' Phone: 2-6311 Lebanon, Pa. I cLo1'HmG of QuAu'rY ' TED SMITH'S HOME and AUTO SUPPLY Tires -- Batteries Phi1co Radios -- Television 29 South Ninth St. Phone: 2-7141 Compliments of CLAUDE A. HOLLINGER GLASS For Every Purpose Phone: 28381 Z5 S. 10th St. Lebanon, Pa. Thy Word is a Lamp unto My Feet and a Light unto My Path WERT'S BOOK STORE BIBLES BOOKS STATIONERY GREETING CARDS 43 S. Sth St. Lebanon, Pa. Telephone: 26 521 Compliments of WOODS CREEK PARK PAUL L. KERCHER Merchant Lickdale, Pa. Phone: 5-3234 CHARLES WINKLEBLECK FURNITURE STORE Phone: Jonestown 2232 Easy Payment Plan Maytag, Hotpoint, Sz Philco Electrical Appliances West Main Street Jonestown, Penna, Compliments of ISSAC PHILLIPY HUKE 'S BUTTLING WURKS QUALITY Bfvnmafs Richardson Root Beer 15: Moxie Dist: Green Spot Orange :F Kayo Chocolate 960 Cornwall Rd., Lebanon Pa. Phone:3-0521 LEROY E. FAKE ALLIS-CHALMERS IMPLEMENTS Phone 5 2701 Jonestown, Pa. Compliments of BIXLER'S GROCERY STORE Phone: 5-4lZl Ono, Pa. Compliments of PETER HAWRYLUK JEWELER 40 E. Main Street Annville, Pa. Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry Compliments of BEN H. BOYER Phone: Jonestown 5-3444 PAUL R. SHUEY Auto Body and Fender Repair Welding - Auto Glass Upholstery Annville R.D. 2 fHarpersl, Pa. YOUNCNS SNACK BAR Fountain Service 8: Sandwiches Try Our Submarines Phone: 5-5215 Jonestown, Pa. Films Developed Compliments of A FRIEND KOHR'S BOOK STORE Books - Hallmark Greeting Cards Stationery - Parker Pens - Toys 44 So. 8th St., Lebanon, Pa. DAVIS PHARMACY lO3 West Main Street Annville' Pennsylvania Prescriptions Phonograph Records Phonographs Sheet Music, Gifts IN LEBANON IT 'S LEVITZ SEARS, ROEBUCK, and COMPANY For Better Values Lebanon' Pa' Furniture Appliances Jewelry Apparel Complirnents of ANN SHOPS 632 Cumberland St. Kr LO .TAY SHOP 7th Sz Cumberland Sts. Lebanon, Pennsylvania Compliments of SMITH 81 BOWMAN Floor Coverings Custom Made Draperies gl Slip Covers 742 Cumberland St. Dial: 2-0321 Lebanon, Pa. Tires - Batteries - Accessories STEVENS MOBILE SERVICE Front gl Cumberland Streets Lebanon, Penna. Telephone 27491 For Expert Lubrication, Car Washing at Polishing Compliments of BOYER'S FOOD MARKET Self-Service Ono, Pa. Phone: Jonestown 5-4113 KREAMER BROS. Furniture - Floor Coverings Funeral Directors Annville , Pennsylvania Phone: 7-5141 Compliments of GEO. W. BOLAND Plastering Masonry and Concrete Work Phone 5-5121 Jonestown, Pa. U. 4 71' ERS A q3t'0P Pculfe vc? 45,0 og, 0, f Y S11Y P lt 111 rr 0 C USD AND openpxeg GOUDQWEAR Q. g, 5 L nuns Ph0nefz-5771 Reca in Distributor of f'ffjIvI.bgf,gl V ' f1:wS4LiQ3 07 Goodyear - H-:-f. - Tim 5lMON S KETTERIN6' North Side, 16th 8: Cumberland Sts. Lebanon, Pa. JOHN H. LONG SONS Lumber - Millwork Pittsburgh Paints Phone: Lebanon 2-7645 Cleona, Pa, JUNESTUWN BANK and TRUST CIIMPANY Member of F.D.l.C. Jonestown, Penna. STANLEY L. STRAUSS FUNERAL HOME si FURNITURE STORE Phone: Jonestown 5-5252 Jonestown, Perma. Elsie P. Grimes .Tohn K. Grimes CULLEGE HILL POULTRY Fredericksburg, Pennsylvanla Phone: Jonestown 5-2413 VERIJS Restaurant . Banquet Hall Fredericksburg, Pa. On the Square Phone: Jonestown 5-3941 RA YMDND S. WENTLING Guaranteed Anthracite Coal Fuel Oil Ono, Pennsylvania Phone: Jonestown 5-3865 L'lv4RENL'f M. .S'fl0fY Purity Flour - B-B Feeds Ultra - Life Feed Phone Jonestown 5-3514 Annville R.D. Z, Pa. 21355 T' R' ERVICE PTIOHG 5-5961 Closed Sundays Farm Equipment Oliver - Cletrac 0no,Pa. CCMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Sinclair Lubrication FORTNA'S GARAGE Wheel Balancing State Inspection Phone: 5-5741 S. Lancaster Street Jonestown, Pa. Compliments of A FRIEND BOLTZ 'S SELF SERVICE Mobile Gas Groceries Open Daily East End of Jonestown Dial: 5-5403 Compliments of H. F. SOUILLIARD MANSION HO USE Breaded Chicken 8: Steaks Chicken Poprikash 81 Chops Fresh Shrirnps 81 Lobster Phone: 5-4737 Jonestown R. D. 1 Phone: 5-4738 WARREN T. I-IESS Atlantic Gasoline 8: Lubrication Jonestown Inter section Jonestown , Penna . C. B. DILLMAN 8: SON Merchants Jonestown, Pa. Phone: 5-2151 GAHRES GARAGE Elias W. Gahres, Prop. REPAIR ING AND PLUMBING Phone: 5551 Jonestown, Pa. MYERS TEX1-lCO SERVICE Myles E. Meyer, P p Goodrich Tir Marfak Lubricatio Fredericksburg, Pa. DUN DORES JOHN E. GILBERT, JR. Electrical Contractor General Electric Appliance Sales Service Phone: Jonestown 5-3946 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF FREDERICKSB URG Member Federal Denosit Insurance Corporation F d ' ksburg, Pa. WILLIAM E. WISE Auto Repairing R.D. 1, Lebanon, Pa. Schaefferstown Road Phone: 3-1081 Center of Famous Names For Men's Wear THE HUB Lebanon, Pa. 715 Cumberland St. DARLEEN SHOES For Smart High School Girls 703 Cumberland St. Lebanon, Pa. Compliments of H. W. REED, M. D. Compliments of WARREN'S NUT SHOP Fredericksburg, Pa. LEBANON BUSINESS COLLEGE Established 1882 R. E. Hower, Princinal Defeat Unemployment by getting our specialized training HOFFER'S Compliments of Diamonds . Watches . Silverware PEOPI-'Eis FIRST NATIONAL BANK 5 N. Ninth St., Lebanon, P Lebanon, Pa. IRHI .Si ll6'fl7 Heating Oils Gasoline Lubricants Tires Bulk Plant Office--Sunset Hill Mailing Address P.O, Box 546, Lebanon, Pa, Dial Lebanon 3-3571 CARPENTER'S GRUCERY R D 52, Sunset Lebanon, Pa. The Small Store With The Big Store's Price's When You Want To Travel Safely and Comfortably ...Call... YELLOW CAB Dial 3-1656 Your Patronage is Appreciated SWOPE'S STORE Frystown, Pa. R. D. 1, Myerstown I. H. Farm Equipment - Refrigeration Hot Point Appliances - Hardware Self-Service Grocery Dept. You Can Ge'c It At SWope's KLEINFELTER'S CHEVROLET THE '55 CHEVROLET Again The - Most - Beautiful - Buy - Of - A11 Introducing the New gl Different MOTORAMIC CHEVROLET Phone: 5-5622 - Jonestown, Penna. E. H. GERHART CG. Coal Feed - Hardware - Lumber - Paint Jonestown, Pennsy1van1a Phone:Z21Z Y ea rbook Photography by 444 I-IARPEUS T D10 X Portrait and Commercial Photographers Our Large modern facilities enable us to offer unlimited photographic service All Types of Photography Portraits fFamily Groups fBanquet i'Commercial Formal and Candid Weddings 'kCopy Service W, E. Buser, Manager 757-759 Cumberland Street Dial: 2-5689 Lebanon, Pa, RICI-1ARD'S Men's 81 Boy's Store Z8 North Eighth Street Lebanon, Pa. Boys Sizes 8 to 18 Mens Sizes 36 to 46 A. A. SPANNUTH gl SONS Mfrs. White foam flour Poultry - Dairy - I-Iogfeeds Phone: Frytown 55-R-Z Compliments of HARRY BOYER Mt, Zion, Pa. Compliment s of PUSI-1NIK'S COLLEGE DINER 81 DENGLER'S SIGN Sr NEON SERVICE Compliments of DARLEEN BEAUTY SHOPPE Fredericksburg, Pa. Phone: Jonestown 5-4192 Dv Products of Scientific Merit WHITMOYER LABORATORIES, INC. Manufacturing Chemists Mye r stown, Penna . Branch Plantg Rockland, Maine Yarmouth, N. S., Canada Compliments of BETHEL at MT. AETNA Telephone St Telegraph Co. 100 E. Main St. Myerstown, Pa. DINGER 'S of Myerstown Footwear for the entire family Men's Sr Boy's Clothing Z38 West Main Ave. Phone: 116 Complirnents of KLASS IEWELERS Diamonds Watches Jewelry 908 Cumberland St., Lebanon, Pa. Expert Repairing Say it with Flowers Flowers for All Occassionsn SOUTH SIDE FLOWER SHOP 810 S, 12th Street, Lebanon, Pa. Phone: 3-2683 F'lSHER'S GROCERY Self Service Meats - Gas - Produce Phone: 5-4422 TI-IOMPSON'S SONS Where Good Furniture ls Not Expensive Funeral Directors Air-Conditioned Parlors S. 9th St. Lebanon, Pa. Compliments of HARVEY I. MILLER Lickdale, Penna. , J 1 ,I 4 MuslCi'sToRe 32 S. 9th St. Lebanon, Pa HORST FRUIT FARM Ralph M. Horst Route '72 Lebanon R,D, 3 Phone: 2-3736 Phone: 5-2531 AAA Service Esso Dealer DITZLER BROS, GARAGE Jonestown Cloverleaf Route 72 at 22 24 - Hour Towing Service Official State Inspection Station Repairs-Tires-Batteries-Accessories Compliments of Gingrich's Food Market Fredericksburg Pa. D. 5. RICHARD Complete Atlantic Service Wheel Alinement 81 Balancing , W ,.,,,,...a-0-' Dial 5-4219 Fredericksburg, Pa REED BRGS. Plumbing 81 Heating Electrical Contracting Fredericksburg, Pa. Phone: Jonestown 5-4202 f t Change o Managemen Complirnents of MC NULTY'S ESSO SERVICE CENTER TUT al DICK Formerly Owned by We need your head in Carl 1... Stouffer our business' Compliments of DR. S. B. GROH Dentist 314 Cumberland St. Lebanon, Pa. I..OSER'S ATLANTIC STATION Firestone Tires gl Accessories lfZ Mile West of Cloverleaf on Route ZZ Jonestown, Pa, Phone 5-3568 ROY H. GRUBBS Auto Body Works GINGR ICH'S PLANING MILL Millwork, Modern Kitchens, Formica Tops, Wooden and Aluminum Storm Doors R,D, 3, P.O. Box 307, Ebenezer Windows, Awnings, Roofing, 81 Siding, etc Lebanon, Pennsylvania Phone: 5-2681 Compliments From Your INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Dealer C. P. LONG, INC. RISING 'S TROPICAL TREAT U, S, New 2.2 Jonestown, Pa, Luncheonette Novelties Phone: 5-4768 Compliments of ONO DINER and SERVICE STATION 24-Hour Service Route ZZ Ono, Pa. O, H, WITHERS General Merchandise Phone: Jonestown 5-4199 Fredericksburg, Pa. Hardwar e Plumbing Phone: 2621 LEROY P. MOHN Radio 8: Television Service Jonestown, Pa. KERN'S SELF SERVICE Compliments of Groceries Meats Fruits Vegetables Frozen Foods Jonestown, Pa. A FRIEND Phone: 5-2161 Phone: Jon GERHARTS BAKERY ,H estown 5-2181 Jonestown, Pa. ARTHUR E. FEEMAN 81 SON ANTIQUES Bought SL Sold SALES 8: CLERKING and APPRAISING West Jonestown, Pa. Phone 5-3656 Compliments of MlLLER'S FOOD MARKET Store Hours Monday thru Thursday-8 AM to 7 PM Friday and Saturday-8 AM to 9 PM Sunday-8 AM to 12 AM West Jonestown Phone 5-5361 Compliments of A FRIEND Antiques Antique Reproductions R. L. SNYDER Jonestown, Pa, Barber Shop PETER A. VERNON 440 Pershing Ave. Lebanon, Pa, Beauty Shops BEAUTY BY SEMO Specializing in hair styling 735 Cumberland St. Lebanon, Pa. Phone 2-6381 BETTY'S BEAUTY SHOP 1100 Cumberland St. Lebanon, Pa, Clothing Stores SCHAFFER 'S 720 Cumberland St. Lebanon, Pa. THE ARROW STORE Lebanon, Pa, SAM DIAMOND ARMY and NAVY STORE 2.4 South Eight St. Lebanon, Pa. HANK DiJONSON SPORTS 538 Cumberland St. Lebanon, Pa, LAUDERMILEI-VS Lebanon, Pa. Department Store THE BON TON Lebanon's Largest Store Grocery Store ANDY VITIS 301 Cumberland St. Lebanon, Pa, Home Furnishings HEVERLING DECORATORS 22 East Cumberland St. Lebanon, Pennsylvania Phone 2-2651 NEUMAN'S APPLIANCES Sixth and Walnut St. Lebanon, Pa. Phone 2-6231 Memorial Studio THOMAS W. BADORFF 101 E. Main Avenue Myerstown, Pa. Pastry Shop BROUSES PASTRY SHOP 237 South Sixth St. Lebanon, Pa. Phone 2-6381 Poultry Dealer JOHN H. HARNLY Fancy Dressed Poultry Jonestown, Pa. Phone 5-3283 Restaurants THE MAYFLOWER RESTAURANT 630 Cumberland St. Lebanon, Pa. QUARRY'S LUNCHEONETTE 844 Cumberland St. Lebanon, Pa. Service Station STAUFFERS ESSO SERVICE STATION 900 Block, East Cumberland St. Lebanon, Pa. Shoe Shine Parlor LEBANON SHOE SHINE PARLOR 14 South Eight St. Lebanon, Pa. Tailoring KRAUS ES TAILOR ING Jonestown, Pa .