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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1959 volume:

DEDICATION The Class of 1959 dedicates the Archive to our school for all the wonderful opportunities offered to us. An educational institution does not consist of steel, cement, and bricks. More important are competent administrators, understanding teachers, cooperative students, and interested parents. In the following years we hope the students will take advantage of all the facilities made available to them through our new school and use them to the best of their abilities. 3 FOREWORD We again publish this book, The Archive, in order that we might preserve the years of our memories, failures, and triumphs of this class of 1959. In years to come we hope we can open this book and relive the treasured days, joyous and sad. As a staff, we have received much enjoyment and satisfaction in editing this book. We hope that in the future years it will prove a lasting momento of our experiences and deeds. BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated left to right: Paul Flinchbaugh, Russell Demler, Guy Behney. Standing left to right: Warren Kleinfelter, Richard Gerhart, George Aurentz, James Blouch, Clarence Walborn. OFFICERS President...Warren Kleinfelter Vice-President.... Clarence Walborr Secretary...George Aurentz 6 Treasurer James Blouch You, the members of the 1959 Northern Lebanon High School Class, will be the first to graduate from our new high school. You have had many educational opportunities afforded you by our modern facilities. These facilities have enabled you to study under ideal conditions. You have had the use of a modern library, an audio-visual room, science laboratories, music rooms, health rooms, homemaking and com- mercial classrooms. These well-equipped rooms have provided the means for effective learning situations. You have had the services of a guidance counselor, an art supervisor, and a librarian. Our boys’ and girls’ physical education instructors have provided opportunities for cooperative activities in our modern gymnasium. In addition, you have had the oppor- tunity to enjoy the facilities of our cafeteria. Buildings, equipment, and services are important, but of primary importance, is the amount of learn- ing that has taken place. For this reason, each stu- dent is expected to work to his capacity according to ability. I believe that most of you have assumed this responsibility. The effort and energy you have used should af- ford you much happiness and a sense of achievement. Surely, you must feel a great deal of satisfaction and pride in having had the opportunity to complete your work in our modern high school. I hope that this education will provide the means for making you a well-adjusted citizen. May I ex- tend my best wishes to each of you as you seek to find your place in the world. Twelve years have now elapsed since all of you began the learning of the “3 R’s.” For some of you, these years have been rugged; for some, a day-to- day struggle in order to get out of doing work; for others, just an ordinary part of your life. I seriously hope that your teachers, down through the years, have been able to teach each of you these “3 R’s.” Greater than this, indirectly, from day to day your teachers, your parents, and other adults have been doing their utmost to teach another set of “3 R's.” Have you been conscious of these or will it take another twelve years for you to assume your rightful place among your fellow men? How many errors will you commit? In how many em- barrassing positions will you place yourself? In how many precarious situations will you be until the fruits of this second set of “3 R’s” will be ripened to their fullest? When will you realize that ‘Read- in, Ritin and Rithmetic’ are a necessary part of life, but the second set of “R’s”, ‘Respect, Responsibility and Reverence’, will make you better persons and pave the path to better understanding of your fellow men ? JOHN R. ROBERTS High School Principal HENRY WENGER Supervising Principal 7 TEACHERS PAUL BASHORE Elizabeth College Bachelor of Arta Social Studies J. RAY BICKEL Penn State University Bachelor of Science Vocational Agriculture FLORENCE BLACK Wilson College Bachelor of Arta Latin ALLEN BOYER Lebanon Valley College Bachelor of Science Chemistry J. RALPH BRIMMER Millersville State Teacher College Bachelor of Science Social Studies EVELYN BROWN Lebanon Valiev College Bachelor of Arta History EDWARD DARKES HARLAN DAUBERT Kutztown—Penn State Bachelor of Science Mathematics Penn State Teacher College Master of Education Lebanon Valley College Bachelor of Science Music JAMES DAVIS Lebanon Valiev College Bachelor of Arta Social Studies WILLIAM DESCH Elizabethtown College Bachelor of Science Business Administration DOROTHY DITZLER Millersville S ate Teachers College Bachelor of Science Social Studies 8 JANE ERICKSON Slippery Rock State Teacher College Bachelor of Science Health and Physical Education ROBERT EVANS Shippensburg State Teachers College Bachelor of Science Business Education TEACHERS FREDERICK C.AHRES East Stroudsburg Statf Teacher College Bachelor of Science Social Studies Driver Training MYRA LEX Man field State Teacher College Bachelor of Science Home Economic MYRON HAMMES East StroudsburK State Teacher Collette Bachelor of Science Health and Physical Education GERALD HEBERLING Temple University Bachelor of Science English GLADYS HOOVER Lebanon Valley College Bachelor of Science Music JEANINE KEEFER Millersville State Teachers College Bachelor of Science Mathematics CLARENCE KRAMMES Kutztown State Teachers College Bachelor of Science Penn State University Master of Education English MARCIA LAVORINI Lebanon Valley College Bachelor of Arts English ALBERT MAURER Shipi en8burg State Teachers College Bachelor of Science Business Education MILTON MOWRER Elizabethtown College Bachelor of Arts English and History JOHN OLLINGER Lebanon Valley College Bachelor of Arts English JOSEPH JANDROSITZ East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Bachelor of Science Health and Physical Education KATHRYN RICHARDS Lebanon Valley College Bachelor of Arts Languages 9 TEACHERS ERNEST A. M. SAPHORE Penn State Bachelor of Science Science DORIS ULRICH Millersvilte State Teachers College Bachelor of Science Librarian WALTER W. SCHLITZ KuUtown State Teachers College Bachelor of Science English and Social Studies ANNA STRICKLER Elizabethtown College Penn State Lebanon Valley College Nursing Education CLAIR D. WAGNER Lebanon Valley College Bachelor of Science Business Education and Economics RICHARD E. SCHWANG Lebanon Valley College Bachelor of Arts English and Social Studies GENE M. WILKINS Kutztown State Teachers College Bacnelor of Science Art Education v RUSSELL W. SMITH Penn State Bachelor of Science Agriculture Education CECILIA A. SULLIVAN Mansfield State Teachers College Bachelor of Science Home Economics KENNETH R. WILLIAMS Millersville State Teachers College Bachelor of Science Industrial Arts LOTTIE SNAVELY Lebanon Valley College Bachelor of Arts Columbia University Master of Arts English WILLIAM M. YAVORSK Penn State University Bachelor of Science Industrial Arts SECRETARIES Rose Krammes Irma Schaeffer CUSTODIANS Pamela Vowles Head Custodian Grace Donmoyer Class Flower: Red Rose Class Colors: Crimson and Charcoal Li • k iU. -� I -1 J-t JJ - • rIJ ; j L u -u },• -. n j-r- ft- jn • fit: r 31 1; I ; 1 1 jn i j ?i. Tnu. -uhu |J.-u ;■ ; .f x xi ti- ..1 J. au -i- «M � W : n {“I: n £f •: n£ r Cr| {• •rTr j frrlrj r }ri j rr ■ r j f - tr; n jrT j T j lllfef ‘‘.........km —JJ. fi OFFICERS PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT DORIS HOPPLE Commercial Hoppy energetic, sports-minded. ambitious Hockey 9. 10) ; Co-Cap t. (12): Treble Choii 19, 10. 11): Concert Choir M2): Library Club 9 ; F.H.A. 10� ; F.T.A. 11� ; National Hon- or Society 11, 12); Class Secretary (11); Class President 12) SENIOR COR1NNE HOSTETTER Academic Corinne respectful, uncanny, bashful Reading Club � 9i : Tri-Hi-Y � 9. 10� , Pres � 11� ; F.H.A. � 10� . Chaplain � 11� . Pres. � 12� Student Council � 9� ; Treble Choir � 11. 12� Concert Choir � 12� : Class Secretary � 12� Yearbook � 12� RICHARD LONG Academic Dick caustic, intelligent, apathetic Science Club � 9, 10); Chorus (10. 11, 12); Audio-Visual (11) SANDRA DITZLER Commercial Ditsy fastidious, tolerant, genial Science 9, 10� ; F.H.A. (11); Library (9): Cheerleading Club 12� ; Treble Choir 9. 10. 11, 12� : Concert Choir 10. 11. 12� ; Yearbook � 12� ; Cheerleader 112); Hockey � 9. 10. 12): Softball � 9) ; County Chorus 10. 11, 12� District Chorus 11� ; National Honor Society 11. 12); Octet � 11. 12� Class Treasurer 10. 11. 12); Class Play (11. 12) SECRETARY TREASURER 14 KAYE BARR Artdemir Kaye reticent, artistic, impartial Commercial Club (9 ; Science Club � 9. 10): Art Club (11. 12); Library Staff (11): Yearbook (12) CLARK BASHORE Agriculture Clark interesting, dark, motorcyclist Boys Chorus «10. 11. 12); F.F.A. «9. 10. 12); Concert Choir (10. 11. 12) CLASS RONALD BEHNEY Agriculture Ronnie bashful, courteous, equestrian Sports Club (9. 10); F.F.A. (9. 10. 11. 12) RONALD BENDER Industrial Arts Ronald humorous, spirited, talkative Sports Club (9); Science (10); Basketball (9) ELLA BECKMAN Academic Ella Mae thrifty, studious, placid F.H.A. (9. 10); Commercial Club (9); Art Club (11) LESTER BINGEMAN Agriculture Bingie diabolical, talkative, animated F.F.A. (9. 10. 11. 12); Commercial (9) 15 DAVID BOYER Industrial Arts Boyer industrious, amusing. dci endable Chess and Checker Club «9� ; Hi-Y (10) : Class Play (11) ; Student Council. President (12� ; Audio-Visual (11) PETER BOYER Agriculture Peter wholesome, natural, generous F.F.A. (9. 10. 11, 12): Senior Play (12): Science Club (9 : Boys Chorus (10. 11. 12): Concert Choir (10. 11. 12); Student Council (10. 11) SENIOR ROBERT BRETZ Industrial Arts Bob reticent, patient, sober Hi-Y (9. IOi : Audio-Visual (10. 11): Soccer 19� ; Track «9. 10. 11. 12� : Chorus (9. 10. ID RONALD BUGG Agriculture Buggs daring, eager, responsive Concert Choir (10. 11. 12); Sports Club (9. 10� ; Boys Chorus «10. 11. 12� : Jr.-Hi-Y «9� ; County Chorus «10� : Color Guard «9. 10� : State F.F.A. «9� : FFA «9� ; Vice-President 1101 : President. County Reporter (11) 16 HARPER WILLIAM BRETZ Commercial Harp reliable, suave, refined Sports Club. Chaplain (9) ; Chess and Checker Club (10� ; Audio-Visual (11); Hi-Y (12); Buys Chorus (10) ROBERTA J. CULP Commercial Bobbi good-natured, attractive. res|� ectful Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain «9� : First Aid (10) ; F.H.A. (10. 11); Treasurer (12) DALE DARKES Academic Darke� diffident, ingenious, rcaerved Science Club I� . 10. 11� ; Yearbook. Busincaa manager 12 : National Honor Society (11. 12� : Soccer, manager (12� : Claim Play (lli: Science Seminar (12): Basketball Manager 112) RAYMOND D1ENER Academic Ray considerate. i er� onabIe. athletic Baseball (9. 10. 11. 12� : Basketball (9. 10. 11. 12): Soccer (12): Band (9. 10, 11. 12): Science Club (9); Class President (11): Na- tional Honor Society (II, 12) CAROLYN DECK General Deckle crafty, sociable, athletic S|K rts Club. Secretary (10); Band (10, 11. 12� ; Treble Choir (10. 11. 12� : Concert Choir «10. 11. 12� : Sport Club (10); Softball (9. 10� ; Basketball (10. 12) CLASS JAY DONMOYER Agriculture Jay liersistent. hearty, faithful Boys Chorus (9. 10. 11); Concert Choir (10. 11. 12� ; Band Manager (11, 12): Science Club 110� ; F.F.A. (9. 10. 11. 12� : Color guard (9. 10. 11. 12) MARY DEITZLER Commercial Mary cheerful, winsome, trim Tri-Hi-Y (9. 11) ; Sport club (10) ; F.H.A. (12) GAIL DOSTER Commercial Shorty enthusiastic, likable, thoughtful Sr. Tri-Hi-Y (10� ; Shop Club (11); Girl Chorus (11. 12); Basketball (10) 17 MARY ELLEN FARRELL Commercial Farrell aggressive, furtive, adventurous Shop Si orts Re|� orter (10) ; Tri-Hi- Chaplain (11� NAOMI FORTNA Home Economics Naomi pleasant, placid, doubtful Jr. Tri-Hi-Y (9� : F.H.A. (9. 10. 11. 12): 4- Club (10. 11. 12� SANDRA FITTERY Commercial San loquacious, athletic, vacillating Library Club: Tri-Hi-Y «9-10� ; Treble Choir • 9. 10. 11. 12� ; Concert Choir (10. 11. 12) SENIOR BETTE GAHRES Academic Bette Lon sentimental, loquacious, aggressive Bnnd 9, 10. 11, 12� ; County Hand (9. 10, 11, 12); District Hand ill); Treble Choir • 10. 11� ; F.H.A. (10); Parliamentarian (111; Yearbook (11. 12), Circulation Manager (12); Basketball (12) 18 LINDA FLINCHBAUGH Academic Flinch fashionable, poised, cooiterative Library Club 19. 10. 11) ; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y (9) Yearbook ill. 12); Class Play (11); Basket ball (9. 10. 12� ; Majorette 19. 10. 11. 12� Rand head (11). Head (12) BETTY GARRISON Home Economics Bets silent, neat, timid Jr. Tri-Hi-Y (9); F.H.A. (9. 10. 11. 12) HERBERT GEBHARD Agriculture Herb energetic, dependable, friendly S| rUi Club 191 : Commercial Club (10) ; F.F.A. 19. IA II. 121 PETER HARNLY Academic Pete masculine. headstrong, agitator Chorus 10. 11, 12� ; Basketball (9� ; Science Club (10� ; Student Council (11); Band (9� ; Class President (10) PATRICIA GINGRICH General Patsy understanding, impartial, placid Library Club «9� ; Band (9. 10. 12� ; County Band (9. 10� ; Concert Choir (10, 11, 12); Girls Choir (10. 11); Senior Tri-Hi-Y (11) CLASS ALICE HEISEY General Alice frank, quiet, pleasing Tri-IIi-Y (9. 10� . Secretary (11); F.H.A. (10, 11, 12� ; Mixed Chorus (10, 11, 12); Girls Chorus (10, 11, 12); County Chorus (11) 19 SAMUEL GRUMBINE Academic Sam candid, quiet, respectful First Aid Club (9) ; Science Club (10. 11): Chess and Checkers Club (10) BARBARA HEVERLING Commercial Barb capable, active, petite Safety Club (9� ; Sports Club (10); F.H.A. (11. 12); Student Council (12) WILLIAM HOUSER General Bill skeptical, composed, neat Basketball (9, 10. 11, 12); Baseball (10. 11, 12� ; Hi-Y (9); Chorus (11, 12) BRENDA KAPP Academic Kappy dainty, luminous, zealous Library Club. Secretary (9. 10); Band i9. 10. 11. 12) : County Band (10. 11, 12i; Concert Choir (12): Yearbook (11. 12� ; Hockey � 12� ; National Honor Society (11. 12) : Library Staff (11. 12) ( DIANN FAYE HOWER Commercial Diann candid. j oetic, sorting Tri-Hi-Y (9); F.H.A. (10. 11. 12) SENIOR SANDRA KELLY Academic Sandy studious, feminine, active Library Club. Treasurer (9) ; Library Assis tant «9. 10. 11. 12); Student Council � 9, 111, Secretary-Treasurer (10); Concert Choir (10, 11. 12); Treble Choir (9, 10, 11, 121; Octet (11. 12) ; County Chorus ill); Hand (12); F.T.A., Secretary ill). Parliamentarian 12); National Honor Society ill. 12); School Re- porter 112): Class Play ill) m PATRICIA IRWIN Commercial Pat adroit, acquiescent, efficient Travel Club (9); F.H.A. (10. 12); Shop ill) Softball (10); Band (9); Chorus (11, 12) JOYCE KLICK Commercial Klickie jovial, carefree, energetic Library (9. 10. Ill: Shop Club (9) ; Reading Club (9i ; Sports Club (lOi; F.H.A. Ill) DOLORES KLINE Academic Dolore sedate, studious, versatile Jr. Tri-Hi-Y. Historian (9� ; Library Club (9) : F.H.A. (II), Historian (10i; National Honor S«� ciety (II. 12� ; Treble Choir (12) RACHEL ANN KLINE Academir Rachel silent, sensible, reserved Art Club (9); Shop Club (11) VICTOR KLINE Industrial Arts Vick solemn, serious, bashful F.F.A. (9); Science Club (10); Projector Club (11) CLASS DAVID F. KOHR Industrial Arts Mooch opinionated, individualist, likeable Sports Club (9. 10. 11) RAEANNA KOHR General Anna agile, gay. flighty Library Club (9); F.H.A. 10. 12); Shop Club (11); Chorus (12) ARLETTA KHALI. Commercial Lettie unpredictable, loquacious, opinionated Science Club (9. 10); Art Club (11); F.H.A. (12) GLENN KRKISER Academic Glenn amoroim, courteous, neat Student Council (9, 10, 11); Baseball (10), 11. 12) VAUGHN KRINER Industrial Arts Kriner indulgent, witty, clownish Soccer (9. 10. 11) ; Basketball manager (10); Audio-Visual Club (11); Hi-Y; Chorua (11) HORACE KREISER Industrial Arts Sonny helpful, dependable, sprightly Hi-Y (9); Chess and Checkers (10); Audio- Visual Club (11); Soccer (9, 10. 11. 12) ROBERT KREISER Agriculture Bob handsome, likeable, tense Sporta Club (9); F.F.A. (10. 11. 12) SENIOR SANDRA KROUSE General Sandy friendly, wistful, enthusiastic Band (10. 11. 12); Treble Choir (10. 11. 12): Concert Choir (10. 11, 12); Softball (9) 22 ERNEST LEHMAN Academic Ernie amicable, thoughtful, musical Roys Chorua «9. 10. lit; Concert Choir 3. 10. 11. 12 • : Clan Vice-President (11); Hand til. 12� ; Science Club (9, 10� ; County Chorua 10. 11. 12); Soccer 10. 11. 12); Class Play til. 12) ERNESTINE LIGHT Home Economica Ernie tranquil, friendly, loquacious Travel Club t� t ; F.T.A. (10); Shop Club (11) RUTH ANNE LENTZ Academic Lentaie cordial, sympathetic, cute Reading Club (9): Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 9); Band 110, 11. 12); County Band tlO); Basketball (10) CLASS VIRGIL W. MACK Academic Mac amorous, tacit, civil Hot Rod Club: Transferred from Herahey High School. , S JOHN LERCH Agriculture Lerchy prudent, energetic, shrewd Band 9. 10. 11. 12); Choir (9. 10. 11, 12): F.F.A. 9. 10. 11. 12) SHIRLEY MERKEY Commercial Shirley officious, zealous, stubborn Tri-Hi-Y. President (9); F.H.A. «9� ; Student Council (10) ; Yearbook i!2) 23 GERALD MICKEY Academic Mickey energetic, creative, musical Rand (10. 11. 12); County Rand (10. 11. 12� : District Rand (11); State Rand (11); Schnickle- fritx Rand (10. 11. 12); Concert Choir (9. 10. 11. 12); County Chorus (10. 11. 12); Boy� Chorus (9. 11. 12); G|� eretta (9); Track (9); Student Council (9) ; Travel Club (9) ; Octet (12); Yearbook (12); Senior Play JOYCE MOYER Academic Joyce talkative, snappy, coquette Library Club (9); Sports Club (10); Rand (11. 12� ; Tri-Hi-Y (11); Basketball (10); Softball (10) EARL B. MOHS. JR. Academic Moonie sociable, argumentative, stocky Soccer (9. 10. 11. 12); Science Club (9. 10. 11, 12); Baseball •10� . Student Manager (10, 11. 12); Hi-Y. Secretary-Treasurer (9) SENIOR WARREN MOYER Industrial Arts Moyer avid, reliable, pesty Rand i9. 10, 11. 12� ; National Honor Society (11. 12� ; County Rand (9. 10. 11. 12� ; Dis- trict Band (10, 12) 24 BEATRICE MOYER Academic Beatie quiet, industrious, stolid Library Club (9) ; F.H.A. (9, 10) ; F.T.A. (11. 12) KATHRYN NEFF Commercial Kitty versatile, clever, capable F.H.A. (9. 10. 11. 12) GLORIA PEIFFER Commercial Gloria talkative, jovial, clarinetist Rand (9. 10, 11. 12� ; County Band (9); Class Play (11); Chorus (11) BARRY EDWARD REEDY Academic Barry (tersuasive, suave, rhythmical Basketball (9); Band (9, 10. 11, 12) FREDERICK REAM Agriculture Reamy notaole. bookish, handsome F.F.A. (9. 10. 11. 12); Sport Club 9. 10) CLASS RHODA RITCHIE Academic Rhoda J. impulsive, mischievous, reliable Band (9. 10. 11, 12 ; County Band (11); Treble Choir (10. 11) ; Softball (9. 10) ; F.H.A. (10). Basketball (9. 10); Reading Club t9). President; Class Play (11. 12) MARGARET RUCH Academic Margie gay. friendly F.H.A. (9. 10. 11. 12); Library Club (9); Treble Choir (12) ; Concert Choir (12) MARGARET SCHULZE Commercial Maggie sedate, dependable, affable Tri-Hi-Y (9); Sports Club (10, 11); Student Council (9); Chorus (10, 11. 12); Yearbook (12); Basketball (12) 25 1 CLARENCE I. SHOLLEY Agriculture Butrh modest, quiet, respectful Sports Club 9. 10); F.F.A. (9. 10. 11. 12) MARY ANN SMITH Home Economics Smitty sincere, observant, friendly Library Club. Vice-President «9� : Travel Club «9� ; Student Council 112� . Treasurer «9� , Secretary ill); F.H.A. � 10� ; F.T.A.. Vice- President � 11� ARLENE M. SHUEY Commercial Leanie comic, musical, immovable Concert Choir 9. 10, 11. 12) : Commercial Club 10i ; Treble Choir 9. 10. 11. 12); F.H.A. 9. 10); Shop Club (11) SENIOR RONALD SMITH Agriculture Smitty vigorous, cowboy, energetic Soccer (9. 10. 12); F.F.A. (9. 10. 11. 12) JOHN L. SHUEY Industrial Arts Lott industrious, masterful, friendly SiKirts Club (9); Science 110) ; Audio-Visual Club (11); Class Play (11) THEODORE W. SMITH Industrial Arts Ted fireball, sociable, merry Science Club (10): Audio-Visual Club (11) Sports Club (9) ; Hot Rod Club (12) 26 ALBERT A STERNER General Bertie tuneful, turbulent. pleasurable Treble Choir 10. 11); Senior Band 9. 10, 11. 12) SHIRLEY TRAUTMAN Academic Shirley tactful, poised, gracious F.H.A. 9� . Vice-President 10� : Band 10. 11, 121 ; Concert Choir 11. 12� ; Treble Choir i9, 10. 11. 12); County Band «11� ; National Honor Society 12� . Treasurer 11� ; Class Play 11� ; Dramatics Club 9� ; Class Secie- tary (10); Yearbook 11), Editor (12) KAY STERNER General Kasie noisy, jovial, musical Chorus 9. 10. 11. 12� ; F.H.A. 9. 10. 12). Treasurer ill); Commercial Club 9) CLASS ANNA VRAGOVICH Commercial Noddy calm, pleasant, sincere F.H.A. 9. 10. 11. 12) 27 DORIS THIERWECHTER Academic Doris spruce. de| endab!e. cooperative Commercial Club 9� ; F.H.A. 9. 10� ; F.T.A. 11, 12); Yearbook, Circulation Manager 12� JOHN WOLFE Industrial Arts J.D. helpful, persistent, quiet S| orts Club 110): Track ilO): Class Flay � 11� ; Audio-Visual Club 11); Nature Club 9) ?r i PATRICIA WOLFE General Pat earnest, keen, ambitious F.H.A. I� . 10. 11. 12); Commercial Club (9); Chorus (12) RICHARD YIN GST Industrial Arts Dick husky, nomadic, personable Tri-Hi-Y (9); Chess and Checker Club (10); Audio-Visual (111; Soccer (12) SENIORS JEAN YORDY General Jeanie tall, helpful, athletic Softball 110) : S| ort8 Club (10. 11); Safety Club (9) RUTH ANN ZARTMAN Commercial Ruthie urbane, gracious, studious F.H.A. � 9. 10. 11. 12); Sports Club (10): Shop Club (9) ; Yearbook (12) ; Basketball (12) THE ARCHIVE STAFF Standing left to right: Ruth Zartman, Sharon Pittenger, Corinne 11 os tetter, Doris Thierwechter, Linda Flinehbaugh, Margaret Schulze, Rita Bomberger. Seated left to right:Bette Gahres, Kaye Barr, San- dra Ditzler, Brenda Kapp, Gerald Mickey, Dale Darkes, Shirley Merkcy0. OFFICERS Shirley Trautman ...............................Editor Brenda Kapp ...........................Assistant Editor Dale Darkes and Bette Gahres...................Business Managers Doris Thierwechter..........................Circulation Managers Linda Flinehbaugh and Gerald Mickey......Photographers 29 •Absent when picture was taken. SENIOR NAME 1. Kaye Barr 2. Clark Bashore 3. Ella Beckman 4. Ronald Behney 5. Ronald Bender 6. Lester Bingeman 7. David Boyer 8. Peter Boyer 9. Harper Bretz 10. Robert Bretz 11. Ronald Bugg 12. Roberta Culp 13. Dale Darkes 14. Carolyn Deck 15. Mary Deitzler 16. Ray Diener 17. Sandra Ditzler 18. Jay Donmoyer 19. Gail Doster 20. Mary Ellen Farrell 21. Sandra Fittery 22. Linda Flinchbaugh 23. Naomi Fortna 24. Bette Gahres 25. Betty Garrison 26. Herbert Gebhard 27. Patricia Gingrich 28. Samuel Grumbine 29. Peter Harnly 30. Alice Heisey 31. Barbara Heverling 32. Doris Hopple 33. Corinne Hostetter 34. William Houser 35. Diann Hower 36. Patricia Irwin 37. Brenda Kapp 38. Sandra Kelly 39. Joyce Klick 40. Dolores Kline 41. Rachel Kline 42. Victor Kline 43. David Kohr LIKES Astronomy Motorcycling Spanish Noodles Water Sports Hunting Sundaes Girls Aquatics Pleasant People Money Pesti ng Traveling Driving Blue Eyes Fords Eating Sports Music Dancing Food Skating Clothing Sewing Ricky Cooking Cars Pizza Pie Girls Sandy Ice Skating Boys Boys Chewing Gum Skating Elvis, Ricky, Sal Bill Chocolate Frosts Driving Perfume Knitting Hunting Repairing Cars PASTIME Drawing Farming Cooking Horseback Riding Cars Hot Rodding Eating Water Skiing Dancing Girls Driving Music Reading Talking to Sandy Talking Sports Dancing Feeding Chickens Records Going to Races Rock ’n Roll Eating Crocheting Driving Hiking Circle Running Pcsting Alice Outdoors Sleeping Sewing Dating Working Reading Sports Television Softball Studying Bruce Eating Listening to Records Cooking Working Sleeping 30 PERSONALITIES FAVORITE SAYING AMBITION 1. Animal Chemist 2. Farmer 3. Interior Decorator 4. Farmer 5. Forester 6. Farmer 7. Marry Money 8. College 9. Car Salesman 10. Navy 11. Dairy Farmer 12. Medical Secretary 13. Physicist 14. Airline Hostess 15. Secretary 16. Pro Basketball 17. Dancing Instructor 18. Poultry Farmer 19. Receptionist 20. Receptionist 21. Secretary 22. Model 23. Seamstress 24. Meet Kim Novak 25. Nurse 26. 27. Visit Holland 28. State Policeman 29. Business Man 30. Medical Assistant 31. Housewife 32. Elementary Teacher 33. Medical Secretary 34. Navy 35. Receptionist 36. Get a job 37. Medical Technician 38. Be a success 39. Secretary 40. Air Force Nurse 41. Nurse 42. Carpenter 43. Caramba! Oh! Han Oh dry up Hot or Shot? You better believe it! Heavens Way to go, man! Play it cool! Holy Smokes! Oh! Nuts! You know it! True You dirty bird! Cut it out! Heavens Drop Dead! Oh dry up! Oh I don’t care Don’t bug me Oh shut up! Oh for pity sakcs! Don’t have fits! Oh! You Throw the man a fish Cripe I hear you knocking Oh! Gosh Big deal! I mean to tell you For crying out loud! Oh nuts! That’ll be the day Gee Whizikers! You Brat! Oh get out of here! Yee Gads! Oh for Pete’s sake! Shucks! Gee it’s cold! PROBABLY WILL BE Elevator Operator Winner at Indianapolis Detective Rodeo Star Dog Catcher “Chicken Plucker’’ Rich and Fat Hopalong’s Replacement Gambler 20 year service man Jet Pilot Acrobat Mad Scientist A Cover Girl A Blushing Bride Marble Champion Boss’s Wife Barber Movie Star Police Woman An old maid First Woman Globetrotter Perfect housekeeper Brain Specialist Disc Jockey Actor Beautician Mountaineer Henpecked Dentist President of A P A woman speed demon Editor of Vogue Bald Clown Worm farmer Married Kindergarten Teacher Curator for Bronz Zoo Another Madam Curie Hair Stylist Taxi Driver Champion Hog Caller 31 SENIOR NAME 44. Raeanna Kohr 45. Arietta Krall 46. Glenn Kreiser 47. Horace Kreiser 48. Robert Kreiser 49. Vaughn Kriner 50. Sandra Krouse 51. Ethel Leeper 52. Ernest Lehman 53. Ruth Ann Lentz 54. John Lerch 55. Ernestine Light 56. Richard Long 57. Virgil Mack 58. Shirley Merkey 59. Gerald Mickey 60. Earl Mohn 61. Beatrice Moyer 62. Joyce Moyer 63. Warren Moyer 64. Kathryn Neff 65. Gloria Peiffer 66. Fred Ream 67. Barry Reedy 68. Rhoda Ritchie 69. Margaret Ruch 70. Margaret Schulze 71. Clarence Sholley 72. Arlene Shuey 73. John Shuey 74. Mary Ann Smith 75. Ronald Smith 76. Theadore Smith 77. Alberta Sterner 78. Kay Sterner 79. Doris Thienvechter 80. Shirley Trautman 81. Anna Vragovich 82. John Wolfe 83. Patricia Wolfe 84. Richard Yingst 85. Jean Yordy 86. Ruth Ann Zartman LIKES Convertibles Ben Ruth Ann Money Girls Parties Black, curly hair Sewing Corinne Glenn Running around Pulling Pat’s pony-tail Model airplanes Motorcycles Western Music Art Girls Dancing Elvis Sports Skating Bowling Rodding around Money Pizza Eating Basketball Hunting Hunting Driving Reg Cars Hunting Boys Roller skating Sewing Sewing Skating Girls Driving Good music Baseball Sports PASTIME Roller Skating Loafing Goofing off Eating Dragging Running around Records Driving Working Car Hop Sleeping Swimming W'orking Automobiles Sleeping Working at Shenk’s Loafing Reading Dancing Running around Combing her hair Dating Movies Driving Sleeping Reading Television Working Frank Working Baby-sitting Rodding around Fixing his car Bowling Pat Hoola Hoop Music Skating Being merry Kay Television Reading Going places 32 PERSONALITIES Ambition Favorite Saying Probably Will Be 1. Beautician Oh! Oh! Panelist ) Wave Oh! Nuts! Sea Sick 3. Painter Huh? Prison Guard 4. Staying alive Drop dead! Weight Lifter 5. Sleeping You sure do! School teacher 6. U. S. Navy Get out! Mortician 7. Practical nurse Oh Hang! Professional Ice Skater 8. To Graduate Oh Brother! Choreographer 9. Air Force All righty A Goodwill Embassador 10. Marry a Millionaire Oh Quit it! Will you? Woman Wrestler 11. Fanner Drop dead! Shoe store owner 12. Wave Thats the way the cookie crumbles Waitress 13. Be a success A Chauffer 14. Mechanic You better believe it! Masseur 15. Secretary Doggone it! Ballet Dancer 16. Musician Hmmmmmmmm! A filabusterer 17. Money Maker Bite me! Bar Tender 18. Med.Technologist I’ll tell you sometime! Tree Surgeon 19. Med. Technologist Oh drop dead! Opera Singer 20. Be successful Yeah! Foot Specialist 21. Beautician Auctioneer 22. I think it can’t be! Huntress 23. What the heck! Grease Monkey 24. Make money Go to China! Owner of fishery 25. Nurse Yeah, I hear you! Channel swimmer 26. Nurse Really! 2nd Martha Ray 27. Secretary Your kidding! 1st Woman President 28. Farmer Oh get out! City Slicker 29. To Graduate Oh Mines Gosh! Magician 30. Carpenter Is that hot? Secretary of Agriculture 31. Beautician For crying in a bucket! A devoted mother 32. Army Let’s Shag C asanova 33. Be a succes What do you say dad ? 2nd Mr. Peepers 34. Housewife Doggone it! Restaurateur 35. To Graduate Oh shucks! Comedian 36. Elementary teacher Oh no! Mrs. America 37. Home Economics teacher Not necessarily World’s Best Dressed Woman 38. Beautician Bus Driver 39. Engineer Y'our crazy! Stockbroker 40. Airline Hostess Huh! Librarian 41. To lead a good life Aw! J udge 42. House Mother Now! Dairy Woman 43. Receptionist If you say so! Homemaker 33 34 UNDERCLASSMEN .1 UNIOR OFFICERS William Koons .... President Robert Weirich .. .Vice Pres. Marilyn Snyder ... Secretary (Absent) Sandra Shirk.Treasurer Shirley Adams Bonita Aurentz Patricia Bamberger Bruce Bashore Harry Beamesderfer Jeffrey Bensing Rita Bombergcr Sandra Brady Authur Brandt Raymond Brandt Kathleen Buffamoyer Ronald Cassel Carol Davis David Dudley Linda Edris Sandra Eisenhauer Larry Emrich Patricia Engle Dorothy Folmer Anna Mary Fortna Irene George Edward Gerhart Karen Gerhart John Gingrich CLASS Larry Grimes Wilma Hart Emory Helsel Hubert Heverling Carolyn Moyer Verling Hostetter Mary Hughes Sandra Hummel David Kelly Vivian Kennedy Bruce Kern Sandra Kern Roger Kirst Roy Kleinfelter Rachel Kline Francis Knerr Kathleen Kohr William Koons p r V 1 M ft ft' •v - Til o o r ra. c - - Mark Kline Elmer Krall Carl Kreiser Sandra Shirk Clara Lee Landis Robert Lentz Kenneth Yordy George Loose Eugene Mease Gene Miller Gloria Mohn Carol Royer Arlene Moyer Dora Moyer Marlene Moyer Sylvia Moyer Walter Myers William Northstein JUNIORS Frank Sebastian Eloise Seltzer Ronald Shaver Anna Mae Shirk Helen Shirk Miles Shirk Sarah Shirk Linda Sholly Clarence Smith Joyce Spitler Glenn Stoner Eva Strubhar JO F 1 1 Jhk. Dale Tobias Barbara Trautman Carol Warner Doris Waltermyer Bruce Weand Terry Weible Robert Wei rich Larry Weller Alice W'enger Evelyn Wenger Nancy Wenger Gloria W'esthafer Dale W'histler Robert Whitt James Yingst Kenneth Yordy Robert Zimmerman Sally Zimmerman 38 SOPHOMORES i OFFICERS Kenneth Stickler ..........President Gerald Lineweaver .... Vice-President Mary Ann Weidman ..........Secretary June Blouch ......... Treasurer Joanne Adams, George Appelt, George Arnold, Gladys Bamberger, Frank Bashore, Faith Bixler, June Blouch, Faye Boltz. Sharon Brandt, Sharon Brosius, Joanne Brown, Betty Brumbach, Sandra Cook, Lynette Culp, Sandra Ditzler, Ronald Dixon. Larry Donmoyer, Jane Doster, Janies Doviak, Carolyn Dubbs. William Fager, Ephraim Erb, Jack English, Connie Edris. Judy Fasnacht, Betty Getz, Patricia Gahres, Linda Fees, Ena Grumbine, Marion Harman, Ralph Heck, Jack Herr. 39 SOPHOMORE Fern Hilbert Mildred Hollinger Warren Hopkins Marlene Houser Gail Hower Winifred Kapp Jackie Kendig Jay Kern Ruth Kimmel Earl Kindt Gary Kissinger Gloria Kleinfelter Karol Kleinfelter Mary Kline Watson Klopp Sheila Kneasel Barry Kohr Glenn Kohr Grace Kohr John Krall Sharon Krall Eleanor Krause Anne Mae Kreider Jeannette Kreider Ida Kreiser Daniel Kreiser Jean Kreiser Fred Kroah Patricia Laicha Priscilla Lash Charlotte Leeper Glenn Lehman Leanard Light Donald Lineweaver Gerald Lineweaver George Luch Virginia Mowrer Barbara Lutz Edward Myers Lin wood Michael Marie Miller Kay Ann Mohn 40 Rita Mohn Robert Meyer CLASS Harold Moyer Margaret Moyer Shirley Moyer Ronald Nelson Timothy Nickerson John Nolan Dennis Phillips Judith Poorman John Price Lynne Reber Lacinda Reichert Margaret Reigle Eugene Reinbold Charles Rissinger Marianne Ritchie George Roush Mary Jane Rupp David Schaffer Irene Sensenig Ronald Yordy Arlene Sholley Ken Shuey Marilyn Shuey Marlene Shuey Donald Siegrist Grady Simmons Patricia Young Richard Snyder El wood Spangler Helen Staschak Kenneth Stickler Lee Stoner Gerald Thierwcchter Constance Ulrich Marion Van Dyke Erma Wagle Charles Zearfoss Dora Warren Daniel Wealand Mary Ann Weidman Elaine Wenger Robert Winklebleck Dennis Wood Kay Yeagley Gail Yoder Bruce Waltermyer 41 FRESHMEN Dorothy Adams Cheryl Allison Brenda Atkins Robert Aurentz Jacqueline Bachman Sandra Barr Joseph Batz Carol Behncy Thomas Behney John Bicksler LeRoy D. Blouch Judy Boland Loraine Boltz Barbara A. Bomberger Mark Bomberger Sven Bomberger Jane Boyer Richard Boyer Robert Boyer Pat Brajkovich Bertha Brandt Lloyd Brandt Joseph Brewer Howard Castle Ruby Cessna John Condron Chester Copenhaver Donald Corl Pamela Corl Diane Darkes Harry Daub Robert Daub Wilma Dilger Eugene Ditzler Franklin Ditzler Kay Ditzler Sandra Ditzler Dennis Doster Barbara Dudley John Dudley Gene VanDyke Barbara Edris James Edris Evelyn Engle Sandra Erb Judith Evert Robert Farmer Audrey Floyd Ehvanda Fortna Lana Fuscini Neil LeGay Ames Gephart (Jail Grimes Luke Grumbine FRESHMEN Walter Gundrum Linda Halsey Dennis Heck James Heverling Ruth Himmelberger William Hoffman Daniel Hoke Earl Hollenbach Bruce Hopple Elaine Hostetter Martha Hostetter James Houser Arthur Hunsberger John Irwin Joanne Jones Shirley Kennedy Shirley Kern Phyllis Kimmel David Kline Martha Kline Shirley Kline Gary Kneasel Carol Knerr Charles Knerr Henry Knerr Mary Ellen Knerr Betty Krall Janice Krall Maxine Krall Betty Kreiser Earl K reiser Lena K reiser Joyce Krouse Gail Landis Betty Leeds Mary Leininger David Light Robert Lineweaver Wade Mack Patricia Marinkov Helen Marko John Maurer Joseph Maurer Frank Meyer Randy Meyer John Morrow John Moyer Richard Moyer Barbara Neidig Ronald Neidlinger Betty Pierce Pauline Prys Esther Rhodes George RhoUes 43 FRESHMEN Dennis Kerkeslager Arthur Root Robert Rueh Richard Runkle Annie Rupp Barbara Sanders Leslie Sattazahn Helen Schaeffer Carol Schafebrook Paulette Schulze Philip Shenk Leroy Sherk Raymond Shirk Elmer Sholly Rachel Soliday Richard Soliday Lucy Spangler Anita Spannuth Sandra Spitler Elizabeth Smith Elwood Smith Landis Smith Romain Smith Barbara Snyder Robin Stanley Barry Stein Barbara Stick Jennie Stickler Kay Stickler Robert Strubar Roy Sweigart Stanley Symons Marilyn Thierwechter Stuart Troutman Bertha M. Unger Rowena Vanasdalan Sandra Vance Doris Wagner Leonard Wampler Daniel Wealand Leonard Weidig Robert Hess Richard Weirich Mary Werni Larry Westhafer Arthur L. Whisler Nancy Whistler Richard Whitt Elaine Wolfe Rochelle Wood Bonita Zerbe Lucille Zimmerman Thomas Bixler John Light EIGHTH GRADE Jennie Anspach Robert Ansbach Sharon Arnick Nancy Behney Harold Blair Bonita Bleichert Dennis Boltz Peggy Boltz James Bomberger David Boyer Pat Boyer Richard E. Boyer Richard L. Boyer Richard Brewer Ronald Brosius Giles Brown Larry Cassel Geraldine Clay Dea Cortright Mildred Daub Sally Ann Ditzlcr Josephine Dove Lester Drupp Rujsell Dudley Doris Ebersole Larry Eaton Beverly Eckert Robert Edris Daryl Emerich Nelson Emerich John Ensminger Terry Fake Joanna Fasnacht Arlene Feaser Robert Fields Esther Fortna Lynn Foster Dorothy Gerberich Herbert Gerhart Levi Gerhart Roger Gilbert Donald Graybill Marilyn Graybill Dennis Groh Patsy Halsey 45 EIGHTH r o c a V f C V w 1h j;! . m y r.VT o 4 € w V r v j -' • A a k $ ft, M, c- . v-j — . (O iLw Ci k 1 r a • a 1 © p «V' ll i QCi V V ll $ p ETT7 ( - V 1 r� it ' A a ,V' «5 ft c m H ■■ A i , : .. V ‘V ) . ft fe. m •v $ f °� It - i ft I J C ■1 Carla Hauer David Helms Elizabeth Helsel Emily Hoffman Chester Hornberger Larry Hoover Velma 1 lower Luetta Irwin Connie Johnston Leslie Keller Glenn Kern Kaye Kleinfelter Eunice Kline James Kline Allen Knapp Beatrice Kohr Edward Kohr Michael Kohr Linda Krall Robert Krall Ellen Kreiser Kenneth Kreiser Margaret Kreiser Rufus Kreiser Nella Kroah Janice Lambert Louise Landis Vincent Laudermilich Ruth Leedy Lucy Long Susan Long Ruth Ann Mall Barbara Manbeck Jean Meyer Nancy Meyer Lester Me Michael Joan Miller Larry Miller Larry L. Miller Howard Missick Betty Moyer Charles Moyer Donald Moyer Eloise Moyer Larry Moyer Nancy Moyer Beverly Neiswender John Nye Bonnie Obcrdick Lois Ohnmacht Janet Patches Glenn Peiffer Joyce Phillippy 46 GRADE Arlene Posey Karl Ranshaw Larry Ream Anna Mae Redkay Billy Reed Carol Reigle Donald Reigle Shirley Rentachler Chester Roush Naomi Rutter Betty Sattazann Ronald Schies George Schultz Susan Shay Gary Shenk Richard Shirk Ruth Shirk Sandra Shirk Janice Shoemaker Robert Sholley Larry Shuey Michael Simmons Sandra Smith Robert Snyder Peggie Spangler Judy Spitler George Spotts Harry Stamm Carolyn Stine Ruth Ann Stoner Ronald Swope Russell Unger Linda Vance Bonnie Wagner Ronald Walbon Gerald Waimer Virginia Wampler Loretta Weible Raymond Westhafer Joan Whitt Kenneth Winklebleck James Yahr Maxine Yerger Eileen Yingst Raymond Yoder Ethel Yordy Richard Yordy Marjorie Zearfoss Kenneth Zechman I eon Zimmerman Omar Zimmerman Ruth Zimmerman Ruth Zimmerman 47 SEVENTH Bruce Adams Frances Adams Lester Adams Kathleen Althouse Mary Anspach Donna Aurentz Kenneth Bachman Glenn Barnhart Doris Barr Dennis Bashore Robert Bashore Darlene Bates Mary Bensing Shirley Blouch Bruce Boger Kenneth Bogner Joan Boltz Fat Bomberger Ray Bomberger Sharon Bomgardner Bruce Boyer Joseph Boyer Mark Brandt Ann Louise Briand Jane Bross Jean Bross Patricia Brown Rodger Brown Susan Brown A dele Brucker Dale Bugg Darlene Caplinger Barbara Cassel Linda Condran Richard Copenhaver Patricia Corl Carl Cramer Samuel Daub William DeGroat Mary Degler Galina Ditzler Warren Ditzler Margaret Donley Karl Donmoyer Richard Doster Rita Doster Paul Doutrich Shirley Emerich Sharon Evert Fay Fabler Jean Fahnestock Earl Feaser Willard Feaser Janet Firestone Robert Fortna Mary Foster Bruce Fox Joanne Fry Edward Gahres David Gehman Paul George Carol Gerlach Edward Getz Barry Gingrich Carole Gollam (ilenn Good Rinchardt Greblunas Edward Grumbine Albert Gurnee Mary Haisey 48 GRADE James Harnly Robert Hauer Sandra Heck Carol Ann Heilman Richard Hernley Richard Heverling Elson H os tetter Robert Hummer Robert Hunsbeager Susan Jones Patricia Kelly Melody Kern Charles Kleinfelter Harbara Kline Charles Kline Sheldon Knapp Joseph Kneasel Sharon Kneasel Donald Knerr Alfred Kohr Doris Kohr Raymond Kohr Wilbur Kohr Kathleen Krall Wallace Krall Eleanor Kreider Alfred Kreiser Darlene Kreiser Paul Kreiser Ruth Kreiser Terry Kreiser Thomas Kreiser Ruth Ann Lahr Dennis Lash Audrey Laub William Leeper Dale Lightner Edgar Lightner Constance Lutz Herald Long Robert Ludwig Robert Lymaster Darlene Marinkov Irene Martin James May Carolyn Mease (Henna Mease Alfred Messner John Miller Terry Miller Arthur Minnich Linda Moot Shirley Moll Jeannette Morrow Deane Mourer June Moyer Geraldine Moyer George Muth Kathleen Neidig Robert Neidig Marlin Nye Paul Ogurcak Robert Mitzler Ruth Patches Kitty Lou Peffley Carl Peiffer James Peiffer Kenneth Peiffer Bruce Penna Faye Propst r s, £ d ,V I'M I’ V i k c p n 2 - - • % Vi ( 49 SEVENTH GRADE Nora Redcay Clayton Reed Beverly Rhan Ronald Rhen Harry Rhoades Faye Rhoads Arlene Ritchie Guy Rittel Judy Kittle Leonard Rittle Joseph Rodkey Helen Rupp Suzanne Russell James Rutter Patsy Savidge Kenneth Seaman Larry Sheetz James Sheriff Fern Shirk Rosene Shirk Darby Shuey Faye Shuey Louise Shuey Mary Slade Gary Smith Donald Snyder Richard Snyder Susan Snyder Barbara Sobbing Ronald Spangler Klaine Sprecher Barbara Stamm Betty Ann Stickler Joanne Stoner Marlene Stoner Earl Sweigart Barry Swope Ralph Tavani Donna Tobias Eileen Troutman Dennis Umberger Jeanne Umbenhen Karen Ulrich Benjamin Wagner Larry Walmer Ernest Wampler Ruth Wealand Harry Weidman Earl Wenger Betty Westhafer Esther V'anFossen Linda Vragovich Terry Walter Bonita Wannamaker Gloria Weller David Wild William Yeagley Ruth Yerger Doris Yordy James Zechman Robert Zimmerman John Zimmerman 50 SPECIAL EDUCATION Mabel Clay James Dove Henry Drupp Alma Kreiser Jack Marks Richard Mohn Ronald Mohn Beatrice Carol Herbert Roaeann Earl Kenneth Lester Orendo Patches Rhoads Ruch Yordy Wannamaker Zimmerman 51 53 CONCERT Row 1: Carol Wagner, Alice Heisey, Corinne Hostetter, June Blouch, Sharon Brandt, Kay Sterner. Row 2: Shirley Trautman. Kay Ann Mohn, Winifred Kapp, Brenda Kapp, Raeanna Kohr, Margaret Ruch, Barbara Trautman. Row 3: Sandra Krause, James Doviak. Earl Hollenbach, Gary Kissinger. Gary Kneasel, Arlene Shuey. Row I: George Rhoads, Barry Stine. John Kerch. Wade Mack, Ronald Casscl, Timothy Nickerson. Row 5: Randy Myer. Kenneth Stickler, Richard Moyer, Ephraim Erb, Richard Long, Gerald Mickey. 54 CHOIR Row 1: Sandra Fittery. Sandra Kelly. Lynne Reber, Sandra Ditzler, Doris Hopple, Kathleen Buffa- moyer, Mrs. Hoover. Row 2: Karen Gerhart, Anna Mary Fortna. Priscilla Lash. Barbara Manbeck, Caro- lyn Deck, Patricia Young, Nancy Wenger. Row 3: Carol Kleinfelter. Rita Bomberger. Mary Ann Weid- man, Ronald Bugg. Peter Boyer. Glenn Lehman, Gloria Mohn. Row 5: Gerald Lineweaver, Ernest Leh- man. William Koons. Martin Rising, Dennis Doster. Dennis Wood, Clark Bashore. Row 5: William Houser, El wood Spangler, Donald Lineweaver, Jay Donmoyer, Elmer Krall, David Kelly. 55 BAND OBOES: Kay Yeagley. Rhoda Ritchie. KLt'TE: Kay Mohn. Patricia Gingrich, Barbara Manbeck. CLARINETS: Rita Bomberger, Bette Gahres, Wini- fred Kapo, Timothy Nickerson, Gloria Peiffer, Rochelle Wood, Elizabeth Peirce, Marlene Houser, Ruth Lentz., Jeannette Kreider. Carol Behney, Jane Doster, Alberta Sterner, Janice Shoemaker, Carla Haver, Judy Boland. Bonita Oberdick, Susan Long, Carolyn Stine, William Reed. Dorothy Gerbench. ALTO CLARINET: Alice Wenger. BASS (’LARI- NET: Brenda Kapp, Barbara Trautman. ALTO SAX: Jeffrey Bensing. Anita Spannuth. Barbara Stick, June Blouch, Ronald Swope. TENOR SAX: Jane Boyer, Robert Snyder. BARITONE SAX: Bruce Bashore. FRENCH HORNS: Bruce Kern, Richard Weirich, Sven Bomberger, Richard Moyer. 56 BAND HASS HORNS: Gerald Mickey, Warren Moyer, El- mer Krall. Stuart Troutman. Dale Blouch. TROM- BONES: Larry Grimes. Shirley Trautman, Dennis Doster, Larry Shirk, Roger Kirst, Gene Van Dyke. Larry Line weaver, George Spotts. BARITONES: Harold Moyer. Patricia Gahres. Ruth Kimmel. James Bomberger. CORNETS: William Koons, Robert Weirich, Verling Hostetter. Martin Rising. Dennis Wood, William Fager, Gary Kissinger, Raymond Diener, Robert Lineweaver. Gerald Walmer, Ronald Schies, John Morrow. Lynn Foster. FLUTES: Kay Mohn, Patricia Gingrich, Barbara Manbeck. BASS DRUM: Ernest Lehman. CYMBALS: Doris Hopple. SNARE DRUMS: Robert Meyer. Barry Reedy, Lynn Weiner, John Lerch, Ephrain Erb, William Traut- man, David Helms. TYMPANI: Sandra Kelly. GLOCKENSPIEL: Patricia Laicha. 57 BOYS CHORUS JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS BAND OFFICERS Warren Moyer ...Student Conductor William Koons . . . Assistant Conductor Jay Donmoyer ....... Manager Stuart Troutman ........Librarian Brenda Kapp ... Secretary-Treasurer Ray Diener ...............President Gerald Mickey ......... Vice President JUNIOR BAND STUDENT COUNCIL A good student council is the result of careful planning and intelli- gent leadership. It requires the support of the students and faculty alike. Its purposes are to promote good citizenship, to develop good relations between faculty and students, to encourage high scholastic standards, to encourage participation and develop strong leaders, to assist in community projects, and to promote the general welfare of the school. The school and its student council that give service to its young peo- ple and to its community are performing a valiant service indeed. Such service is the sign of a good and functioning School Student Council. OFFICERS President .............................. David Boyer Vice-President.........................Dorothy Folmer Secretary ................................ Jay Kern Treasurer ............................ Connie Edris 62 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY No honor conferred by the school excels that represented by the National Honor Society. It rep- resents the fundamental objectives for which schools have been in- stituted and gives recognition to those who have most nearly at- tained the desired ends. Other honors at the disposal of the school are only partial in that they recognize a specialized ability or skill; but this Society looks upon education as a total product measured by the four virtues of Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. Shirley Trautman Sandra Ditzler 63 Dolores Kline SENIOR F.H.A. First How, left to right: Miss Sullivan, A. Krall, M. Moyer, A. Heisey, G. Westhafer, K. Kohr, A. Moyer, N. Fortna. Second Row: R. Culp, S. Hummer, C. Hostetter, R. Zartman, K. Sterner, B. Garrison, S. Shirk, S. Shirk. Third Row: D. Hower, K Neff S. Zimmerman, A. Vragovich, C. Moyer, P. Irwin, R. Kohr, P. Wolfe. JUNIOR F.H.A. First Row, left to right: M. Rupp, S. Moyer, L. Reichert, F. Bixler, A. Kreider, M. Miller, Miss Lex. Second Row: E. Grumbine, S. Cook, J. Kreiser, M. Moyer, F. Boltz, G. Hower, L. Culp, E. Krause. Third Row: J. Kendig, A. Sholly, J. Fasnacht, M. Holling- er, M. Van Dyke, K. Miller, L. Fees. Fourth Row: D. Warren, S. Krall, G. Yoder, P. Young, E. Wenger, M. Ritchie, M. Reigle, G. Kohr. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA First Row, left to right: John I rch, R. Behney, P. Flinchbauprh, P. Boyer, R. Burst, C. Bashore, M. Spangler, A. Brandt. Second Row, R. Brandt, R. Shirk, E. Hollenbach, S. Bomberger, V. Hostetter, A. Gebhard, M. BomberRer, J. Edris, L. Bingeman, R. Brandt, M. Strubhar, Mr. Bickel. Third Row, L. Stoner, E. Mease, D. SieRrist, F. Bashore, R. Kirst, R. Cassel, E. Kindt, W. Gundrum, H. Knerr, H. Cassel. Fourth Row, R. Kreiser, G. Arnold, J Krall, E. Helsel, F. Ream, G. Stoner, D. Kelly, E. Kreiser. W. Klopp, M. Batz. Fifth Row, D. Phillips, E. Erb, H. Gebhard, C. Sholley, R. Zimmerman, J. Donmoyer, R. Smith, R. EnRle, R. Yordy, C. Kreiser, E. Ditzler. PRESS CLUB First Row, left to riRht: Mr. Schlitz, C. Erdis, M. Kline, B. Getz, S. Shirk, S. PittenRer, N. WenRer, A. Krall, S. Barr, Miss Sullivan, Mr. Desch. Second Row, S. Shirk, F. Hilbert, R. Culp. J. Klick, M. Farrell. E. Waltermyer, A. Shirk, M. HuRhes, E. WenRer, K. Kleinfelter. Third Row, K. Barr, G. Mohn, E. Seltzer, H. Shirk, D. Moyer, S. Brandt, M. Harmon. I. Kreiser, J. Adams. Fourth Row, M. VanDyke, E. WenRer, S. Moyer, L. Sholley, J. YienRst, H. Staschak, M. Weidman, E. Myers. SCIENCE SEMINAR 1st Row—left to right: L. Wampler, R. Kline, B. Edris, W. Dilger, L. Reber, J. Moyer, R. Dixon, Mr. Boyer. 2nd Row—left to right: F. Meyer, B. Stine, S. Grumbine, E. Mohn, D. Light, D. Darkes, N. Feather. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA 1st Row—left to right: S. Kelly, D. Thierwechter, Miss Snavely. 2nd Row: D. Rhen, D. Hopple, B. Snyder, M. Thierwechter, G. Lehman. JR. SCIENCE CLUB Front Row, left to right: W. Daub, J. Zeckman, R. Tavani, E. Getz, N. Behney, D. Mowrer, R. Hernley, R. Zeckman, Mr. E. A. M. Saphore. Back Row: R. Boyer, W. Yeagley, P. George, R. Anspach, A. Gurnee, W. Feaser, L. Gamble, E. Feaser. Members of club who are not on the picture: A. Minich, F. Ditzler, and H. Weidman. AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB Front Row, left to right: J. Kline, W. Kohr, M. Kohr, Mr. Davis. Back Row: E. Sweig- art, V. Kline, W. Mack, D. Kline. JR. TRI-HI-Y First Row. left to right: Mrs. Black, S. Heck, Ruth Kreiser, D. Kreiser, S. Moll, A. Kreiser, L. Condran, G. Moyer, J. Meyer, B. Eckert, B. Cassel, J. Spitler. Second Row: E. Kreider, S. Everett, D. Aurentz, R. Shirk, E. Yiengst, J. Frye, S. Rentschler, E. Yordy, P. Savidge, M. Zearfoss. Third Row; N. Redcay, C. Patches, S. Arnick, L. Shuey, B. Neiswaender, L. Boltz, S. Emrick, J. Patches, R. Ruch. Fourth Row: B. Sattazahn, P. Boltz, A. Posey, N. Croah, A. Brucker, P. Brown, I. Martin, C. Gerlack, P. Kimmel, M. Clay, M. Foster. Not on Picture: R. Vonasdalen, B. Unger, E. Wolfe, L. Fuscini, L. Light, D. Caplinger. First Row, left to right: J. Boyer, B. De Groat, J. Kneasel, K. Bogner, R. Bashore, K. Gingrich, J. Sheriff, M. Brandt, R. Bomberger, D. Boltz, A. Knapp, D. Moyer, Mr. Mowrer. Second Row: J. Lahr, R. Royer, A. Messner, D. Snyder, R. Fortna, B. Adams, H. Knerr, D. Boyer, G. Kern, C. Moyer, D. Kneer. Third Row: R. Brosius. J. Marks, R. Yoder, L. Drupp, L. Adams, D. Emrich, W. Gundrum, B. Swope, G. Barnhart, K. Kreiser. Fourth Row: J. Propst, T. Zimmerman, L. Gerhart, J. Ensminger, C. Cessna, P. Snyder, B. Boger, W. Ditzler, H. Drupp, R. Krall. GIRLS GYMNASTICS First Row, left to right: R. Mohn, S. Eisenhauer, S. Adams, S. Brosius, M. Knerr, B. Heverling. Second Row: D. Adams. P. Bamberger. J. Evert.. G Bambereer. J. Stickler, L. Edris. Third Row: B. Zerbe, J. Yordy, C. Wagner, M. Schulze, B. Moyer, Miss Erickson. BOYS GYMNASTICS First Row, left to right: C. Reigle. R. Shaver, M. Kline, R. Yingst, W. Hopkins, H. Bretz, R. Bender, T. Smith. Second row: L. Light, D. Dudley, J. Heverling, J. Price, D. Heck, W. Nye. K. Yordy, N. LeGay, B. Kohr. Third row: R. Aurentz, G. Rhoads, R. Daub, G. Kneasel. J. Dudley. J. Wolfe E. Smith. L. Smith. J. Simmons. K. Stickler. Fourth row: D. Kreiser, G. Roush, H. Kreiser, L. Neidig, J. Batz, G. Thierwechter, D. Lineweaver, C. Zearfoss, G. Kohr. Fifth row: Mr. Jandrositz, E. Sholly, W. Myers, L. Leedy, J. Gingrich, A. Root, M. Shirk, R. Winklebleck. CHESS AND CHECKER CLUB First Row. left to right: L. Grumbine, N. Emerich, J. Maurer, H. Daub, J. Light, T. Adams, T. Kreiser. Second Row, left to right: R. Boyer, J. Hess, R. Hess, G. Behney, R Westhaffer, R. Farmer. CHESS AND CHECKER CLUB First Row, left to right: P. Kreiser, D. Lash, C. Smith, H. Rhoads, G. Rittle, A. Kreiser, R. Lymaster, A. Minnich. Second Row. left to right: E. Gahres. R. Ludwig, D. Lightner, L. Rittle, L. Sheets, R. Kohr, W. Leeper. Mr. Bashore. Third Row. left to right: R. Copenhauer, D. Umberger, 0. Donmoyer. R. Doster, K. Peiffer, J. Miller, E. H os tetter. Fourth Row, left to right: R. Zidig, C. Reed, M. Nugh, A. Kohr, C. Peiffer, J. Rodkey, K. Seaman. HOT ROD CLUB 1st Row—left to right: C. Rissinger. C. Conners, J English, D. Kohr, R. Rtwh, Mr. Cahres. 2nd Row: J. Houser, E. Gerhart, R. Heck, R. Cassel, D. Kelly, L. Mease. 3rd Row: L. Donmoyer, R. Kleinfelter, S. Symons, G. Stoner, J. Nolan, D. kerkeslager. SHOP CLUB Is, Row—left to right: J. Moyer. W. Hoffman, D. Schaeffer, J. Maurer, J. Bicksler, I Westhafer. Mr. Williams. 2nd Row: J. Shuey, G. I.uch, J. Kern. ,R- arl, D. Wealand, R. Waltermcycr. 3rd Row: J. Herr, R. Snyder, D. Boyer, E. Reinbold, M. Miller, R. Nelson. ART CLUB First Row, left to right: T. Kreiser, M. Hostetter. B. Brandt, P. Schulze. C. Knerr, L. Kreiser, G. Grimes, R. Gilbert, D. Graybill, Mr. Wilkins. Second Row: S. Kline, S. Erb, E. Light, M. Kline. R. Field, M. Leininger. P. Brajkovich, P. Pryes, R. Kline. Third Row: C. Hornberger, H. Gerhart. B. Leed, R. Meyer, E. Beckman, P. Shenk, L. Keller, D. Groh. BEAD CRAFT CLUB First Row. left to right: F. Shirk, C. Sheetz, K. Ulrich, M Stoner, R. Shirk. A. Ritchie, D. Shuey, M. Anspach, Mrs. Ditzler. Second Row: S. Zimmerman. J. Bross, M. Bensing, S. Brown, A. Feaser. S. Smith. D. Ebersole. Third Row; J. Lambert, R. Lahr, R. Westhafer, A. Laub, B. Stamm, R. Wealand, F. Rhoades. TRAVEL CLUB First How, left to right: G. Long:, D. Cartright, R. Brewer, C. Kleinfelter, H. Rupp, G. Brown, B. Gingrich, L. McMichael. T. Miller, Mr. Brimmer. Second How: R. Rhen, H. Messick, G. Kern, L. Eaton, E. Grumbine, L. Ream, G. Shenk, G. Schultz, L. Shuey, D. Moyer. Third Row: H. Blair, J. Lair, L. Cassel, L. Hoover, R. Shirk, M. Simmons, R. Edris, R. Homer, R. Sholley. TYPING CLUB First Row. left to right: N. Moyer, M. Kreiser, R. Zimmerman. S. F. Ditzler, J. Dudley, S. Krall, E. Moyer, B. Moyer, Mr. Wagner. Second Row: L. Moyer, B. Kohr, P. Boyer, E. Fortna. E. Kline. E. Holsell. E. Rhoad, G. Peiffer. Third Row: L. Irwin, P. Stoner, F. Kleinfelter, J. Dove, B. Dudley, B. Kreiser, R. Cessna, C. Allison. Fourth Row : E. Hoffman, E. Fortna, E. Hostetter, B. Leed, L. Zimmerman, S. Kennedy, J. Miller, D. Wagner. DRAMA CLUB First Row, loft to right: K. Neidig, B. Wanamaker, J. Umbcnhen, M. Werni, R. Patches, R. Mull, R. Yerger, D. Yordy, Mr. Heberling. Second Row, left to right: E. Wampler, D. Wild, K. Buffamoyer, T. Bixler, S. Knapp, M. Yerger, J. May. LIBRARY CLUB First Row. left to right: M. Halsey, M. Slade, P. Halsey. Second Row, left to right: E. Wenger, R. Spangler, T. Walters, Mrs. Ulrich. Not on picture: R. Mitzler, G. Muth, R. Zimmerman, L. Halsey, J. Zimmerman. CHEERLEADERS First Row. left to right: P. Keller, P. Bomberger, F. Propst. B. Wagner, J. Marrow, B. Rhan, K. Peffley, A. Spitler, J. Stoner, Mrs. Lavarini. Second Row: P. Lash, S. Kneasel, B. Aurentz, D. Folmer, S. Ditzler, S. Fittery, S. Ditzler, A. Fortna. K. Gerhart. NATURE CLUB First Row. left to right: S. Spitler, H. Schaeffer, M. Degler, A. Rupp, G. Weller. Second Row: E. Engle, B. Wagner, A. Floyd, J. Krall, R. Smith, Mrs. Richard. Third Row: R. Runkel, H. Marko, R. Meinsler, B. Krall, R. Soliday. HOBBY CLUB First Row, left to ri ht: R. Mohn, G. Muth, R. Mohn, E. Lightner, L. Walmer, J. Harnly, C. Kline, R. Hauer, J. Peiffer. Second Row: Mrs. Brown, H. Rhoades, L. Zimmerman, R. Greblunas, J. Brewer, R. Walborn, K. Zeckman, H. Stamm, J. Zimmerman. Third Row: K. Wannamaker, J. Dove, R. Yordy, E. Yordy, R. Snyder, D. Gehman, L. Miller. SENIOR PLAY SNAPS JUNIOR PLAY R. Diener, V. Kriner, S. Kelly, R. Long, L. Flinchbaugh, P. Harnly, R. Ritchie, S. Trautman, S. Ditzler, G. Peiffer, B. Bender, E. Lehman. SENIOR PLAY R. Long, P. Boyer, H. Gebhart, R. Ritchie, G. Mickey, R. Zartman, S. Ditzler, G. Doster, D. Hopple, E. Lehman. 77 78 79 LEBANON COUNTY SOCCER CHAMPS First row left to right: D. Hoke, D. Kerkeslager, L. Light, E. Mohn, R. Snyder, D. Kelly, W. Hopkins, D. Darkes. Second row left to rijrht: B. Kohr, D. Wood, G. Roush, J. Bensing, R. Kirst, .1. Price, H. Kreiser, G. Kneasel. Third row left to riuht: Mr. Jandrositz, G. Thierwechter, G. Miller, M. Spangler, R. Diener, K. Stick- ler, R. Smith, J. Yingst, Mr. Hammes. We wish to congratulate this year’s soccer team for the cooperation and skill they have shown in winning the county championship. Under the able direction of Mr. Hammes and Mr. Jandrositz the team went through league competition, winning the first half playoff, with only one loss before losing to James Buchanan in district competition. a? , c° i , 9 SOCCER RECORD N.L.H.S. Opponents N.L-H.S. Opponents Annville ... 1 2 Annville . . .4 3 Myerstown 2 1 Myerstown 1 1 Elco 2 1 Elco .... . .2 1 S. Lebanon 2 0 S. Lebanon 3 0 First Half Playoff N.L.H.S. Opponents Annville 2 i District Playoff N.L.H.S. Opponents James Buchanan .............0 l. A� £ftt. L � ' «� ; .77� , 65 7 j j 7 £ • 'e . -V V, OA v V c ° ?o So V o ' «4 KLg! ’rw rv - 4� Vi£_ 4., «•►i 7 c rfeg : °oVS 0° - c,0c VO v e • o V W vc y s° ,v V vN . r Vi fc CM' ■ i' ,® 4 � °'4 1 ■� . V' y ' ■° TVK v _ v .. V V $ v « ✓: 1 V v V' ‘ 0 - -• r ,o 70 ,, - Cc- ' s � «:� $ . • - , Cc«' ''.. ?► . ■ co 9 ©« w , J d xNorlebco Booiers 0eV Bco, 2-1 ;; ■ y 'V %� V � 0, Oft� , � ‘lif ;3 a. y t utttoet rbf',o� r4 ° 0 r • , L.l? £i2 r oh' t LM © Oo 'c3 tf « .ksburg venter- Myer town, and dump? Wood hot� era- •d the win roluiwi for t qS . . il in the final fir t m with a 21 dociaion aljj e ’ 0 jo f3c n! ihe y. • o' . vr dAO V up et Elco by fend in champions im« the- loop +r Vj Tpef h rlOd 1 a r s 9 t e7 u i« i-ebanon County dungeon with an u 3 record Mvm f ol thY tQ H 7fr L€ guc plav Morace K reiser scored the first XnJf rS “rn ff' o y and l?w hande | burg to give the homesters a 1-0 , 0 j JVtbp' 6cft U ifi - J iiv°ttiVf Barons tneir first ica t hu l.arry Miller, depend � v a •'••« � ,A. J PU er three ,blc Klco co captain and s ark- n V 10li. '•a! chart., Myerstown. it. played Tuesc . J Co C'aptains anH I arrv X' « SS5 Si.v 5- 1«-. B Ton Mock and Larry ns That first loss. pmg jn three previous wins, n«� i dislodge the then knotted the count for the league leadc i' flror South Lebanon ... . Mother league game play es n Elco co-can ••' r the Elco sc f ng ttie tv o v« s •als that I ®yer. Aobv ille ored the lone Afjo li % v « W� SJrtt • iterday dead scored n O JL _ t-t South Lebanon_______ .. , ________ gamew inning ntSZ ‘he !a t remaining 7-mmrrman W. in the C« unl CtlClUt A Parion vmrr Ron Schieher ami Jim ini- vC cCj: Cle merman booted the goals that sN ned South Lebanon � Ion- _ ■■ JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL R. Ferster, D. Lineweaver, G. Lineweaver, K. Yordy, G. Kohr, D. Blouch, R. Neidlinger, D. Wood, Mr. Schwang. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Kneeling left to right: T. Walter, D. Cortright, L. Gerhart, Mr. Evens, K. Gingrich, W. DeGroat. Standing left to right: J. Zimmerman, E. Smith, R. Snyder, L. Cassel, R. Yordy, H. Reed, L. Keller, J. Bixler. 82 VARSITY TEAM Kneeling from left to right: Mr. Boyer; R. Diener. Standing: G. Roush; M. Rising; F. Knerr; W. Houser; W. Koons; J. Bensing; E. Mohn. Since Mr. Boyer had a young team this year, the varsity dribblers had a bit of trouble break- ing into the win column in league competition. Although Mr. Boyer did a fine job of coach- ing and the boys practiced a great deal, they lacked the necessary experience to become winners. Only two players will be lost through gradua- tion. We are hoping next year’s team will be more successful- George Roush Raymond Diener 83 GIRLS HOCKEY Sandra Ditzler Sandra Fittery First row loft to right: B. Aurentz, W. Kapp, J. Boland, C. Edris, J Krouse, P. Laicha, S. Kneasel. Second row left to right: B. Kapp, L. Edris, K. Gerhart, P. Engle, R. Wood, A. Spannuth, E. Engle, P. Lash, J. Bachman. Third row left to right: A. M. Fortna, D. Hopple, S. Fittery, S. Ditzler, B. Zerbe, J. Blouch, L. Reber, Miss Erickson. 84 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Kneeling I. to R: B. Brumbach, S. Kneasel, G. Bamberger. P. Lash, R. Mohn. Standing L to R: J. Bachman, P. Laicha. R. Zartman, C. Deck, M. Schulze, J. Yordy, R. Ritchie, B. Gahres, A. Sholly, M. VanDyke, E. Krouse, L. Edris, C. Edris. Carolyn Deck This year, under the fine leadership of Miss Erickson, the girls varsity team again entered league competition. Even though they were unsuccessful in win- ning games, they showed a great deal of promise for following years and displayed outstanding sportsmanship throughout the season. We congratulate Miss Erickson for the en- thusiasm developed in her first campaign in Lebanon County. Margaret Schulze i I Bette Gahres 85 Jean Yordy VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Sandy Ditzler, Sandy L. Ditzler, Sandy Fittery, Dorothy Folmer, Sheila Kneasel. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Karen Gerhart, Pricilla Lash, Bonita Aurentz, Anna Mary Fortna. 86 EiSSS: I M 5£ MD°jr.boKn'p o ? sMSt - ret- ills- Diener ?? Houser.lb 3 o -«J� ,2b 2 1 rf 3 0 V J 0( kfe Norlebco Tops Elco In Extra-Inning, 4-3 To Win Western f ”o Norlebco won the Lebanon ..f gW H bounty Scholastic Baseball| w.ri.� «. k- % A W _ « if .„v t f How 1 left to right: F. Bashore, C. Rissinger, T. Bixler, G. Kohr, B. Weand, J. Kern, D. Wood. Row R. Kirst, J. Bensing, W. Hopkins, R. Shaver, B. Houser, B. Bashore, G. Roush, L. Grimes, E. Mohn. Row 3: Mr. Hammes, E. Kerkeslager, B. Bensing, R. Kreider, R. Diener, R. Bomberger, R. Kreider, M. Spangler, K. Waltermyer, G. Kreiser, M. Rising, Mr. Jandrositz. 87 TRACK 1958 Kneeling left to right: Elwood Kerkeslager, Roy Kreider, Ray Kreider, Richard Bomberger. Standing left to right: Warren Hopkins, Robert Bretz, Robert Jones, Ronald Shaver, Glenn Kohr, Marlin Spangler, Martin Rising, George Roush, Mr. Hammes. GRADUATES 1958 How One L to R: M. Kittle, L. Lengle, G. Hoffa, C. Shaeffer, C. Shirk, B. Fee, K. Peiffer, E. Kerkeslager, L. Fake, J. Deppert, G. Hock, B. Spitler. Row Two L to R: R. Hilbert, P. Deppert, M. Kreiser, F. Gibble, L. Brajkovich, P. Muth, K. Moyer, V. Wenger, R. Nye, C. Bogner, R. Lash, H. Unger, £. Soliday, L. Moritz, F. Kohr, M. Felty, R. Gingrich, K. Zimmerman, A. Keller, C. Snyder, F. Dimmick, G. Emrich, C. Brandt, J. Lentz, M. Wolfe, S. Bicksler, R. Kneasel, J. Weiner, K. Waltermyer, M. Yeagley, C. Rissinger, W. Gerhart, P. Smith, J. Lehman, L. Merkey, R. Johnson, J. Light, S. Dillman, R. Ferster, M. Ogurcak, R. Rittle, D. Wilson, M. Ritchie, E. Grumbine, D. Clay, J. Miller, G. Mohn, B. Marks, P. Boger, R. Bomberger, R. Soliday, N. Edris, M. Boland, S. Dotter, J. Moyer, C. Sholly, F. Boyer, W. Bensing, M. Tavani, R. Kreider, F. Spangler, K. Smith, R. Kreider, K. Yingst 89 HOME ECOMONICS LIVING DINING AREA METAL AND WOOD SHOPS AUTOGRAPHS T� • r4 i l