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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1965 volume:

FIRST ROW: Janet Umbenhen, Donna Hebei, Lois Spitler, Mary Reed, Editor-in-Chlef; Nancy Ollar, Business Manager; Brenda LeBourgeols, Carol Ulrich. SECOND ROW: Florence Deppert, Joyce Rhoad, Proofreading Editor; Karen Krelder, Photography Editor; Jeanne Anspach, Copy and Layout Editor; Faye Bordlemay, Sharon Schrlver, Typing Editor; Joyce Moyer, Donna Wolfe. THIRD ROW:, Mrs. Schooley, Advisor; Barbara Whitt, Joyce Myers, Collection Editor. Throughout this book we will add various charms to our bracelet of memories. We have left behind us a busy sequence of years crammed with hard work and fun. Now we will consider the activities, the classes and other events of the year. As we, the seniors, leave Northern Lebanon High School for college, jobs, or the service of our country, our high school days will gradually fade into memory. It will be this charm bracelet of the Archive that will recall for us those cherished days and friendships. 2 Page Foreword ..................................................... 2 Dedication ................................................... 4 Administration ............................................... 5 Faculty ...................................................... 9 Activities ................................................... 15 Athletics ................................................... 33 Undergraduates .............................................. 49 Seniors ...................................................... 67 Closing Page 104 'DexUcatia For constant assistance in any undertaking, school loyalty, freely giving of her time, and for being there when needed, we gratefully dedicate the 1965 Archive to Miss Lottie J. Snavely. In this way we wish to show our respect and admiration for her fine service. 0� 'PxtKcifral The main purpose or goal of our educa- tional program at Northern Lebanon High School is to impart knowledge to you, our students. It is necessary for you to set practical and flexible goals for yourselves in order that you may become better prepared for the educational change that must come to our future society. Guidance by your teachers will help you to evaluate this change. We cannot afford to become a culturally de- prived group of people. Opportunities are presenting themselves to you every day, take advantage of them. You are building a foundation in know- ledge that will be your strength for the accomplishments which will come to- morrow. The subject matter in the course of study in any educational program must be so fundamentally interesting that you, the students, must understand and challenge the theories advanced by the teachers. You must learn to think for yourselves. To you the members of the class of 1965 you can become leaders if you are thinkers. Wishing the best to you! Harvey L. Nitrauer As Americans we possess the highest standard of living in the world. With six per cent of the world's population we pro- duce more than ninety per cent of the world's wealth. We enjoy the freedom that millions of people cannot even hope some day to enjoy. Truly, we are the most fortunate people on the face of the earth. Our good fortune did not just happen. Our forefathers with foresight, with wisdom, with understanding, with a love for freedom, and with the courage to fight for the right were the architects of our great nation. You must recognize that our society and our government are not perfect. As graduates of the Class of 1965, will you take your place in the ranks of those who seek diligently to eliminate the imper- fections in our society? Will you strive to aid in the improvement of our democratic processes? Or, will you complacently re- linquish your obligations as a citizen of this great nation to others, perhaps to those sinister individuals who subtly seek the downfall of our way of life. Constantly strive for self-improve- ments, accept the responsibilities of citizenship and contribute toward the better- ment of all mankind. Cherish freedom. It is not just precious; it is priceless. Without it life is meaningless, for that which is meaningful fades into oblivion when a man becomes a slave. May you utilize all your faculties to achieve success and to enrich your country. May I extend to e a c h of you my very best wishes. Clarence M. Krammes ScAool LEFT TO RIGHT: Franklin Bachman, Secretary; James Blouch, Treasurer; Gerald Wolfe, Jonas M. Meyer, Daniel Light, President; Paul Slike, Sr., “Stuvui Warren F. Ditzler, Vice President; Dr. Harry Reed, Harry G. Boyer. Mr. Frederick Gahres Assistant Principal Mr. Herman Levitz Business Manager 9 HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT A stitch in time saves nine. Miss Barbara Trailtman, M i s s Janice Wanner. GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT You’ll never get in college with those grades. Mr. Robert Ayres, Mr. Robert Swanger. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Who really wrote Shakespeare???? FRONT ROW: Mrs. Edna Meyer, Miss Lottie Ann Snyder, Mrs. Ruth Reber, Mrs. Gladys 10 Snavely, Miss Claire Ann McCall, Mrs. Mae Hoover, Mr. Kenneth Wolfe, Mr. Joseph Saile, Watson, Mrs. Ruth Jeffers. BACK ROW: Miss Mr. Milton Mowrer. The President's committee on physical fitness. Miss Martha Mummau, Mr. Myron Hammes, Mr. Joseph Jandrositz, Mrs. Pauline Shuey. MUSIC DEPARTMENT The chorus might enjoy this one. Mr. Harlan Daubert, Mrs. Glady s Hoover. VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT Who broke the tractor? Mr. Ray Bickel RCIAL DEPARTMENT WANTED: Tnree more typewriters. Mrs. Patricia Bell, Mr. Albert Maurer, Mr. Clair Wagner, Mrs. Wilda Schooley TYPEWKIUK NC.OW 00 o 0 vides MATH DEPARTMENT 1 woman + 4 men = 5 teachers in our Math Department. FRONT ROW: Miss Jeanine Keefer, Mr. Sheldon Rissinger, BACK ROW: Mr. Larry Kramer, Mr. Richard Zerbe, Mr. Mahlon Lineaweav r. ART DEPARTMENT A little dab will do. Mrs. Daryl Allegretti. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT SCHOOL NURSE Varooooommmm! Oops! Wrong switch. Mrs. Reba Good We make history in their classes. FRONT ROW: Mr. Frederick Gahres, Mrs. Dorothy Ditzler, Mrs. Florence Black, Mr. Phillip Mulvthill. BACK ROW: Mr. James Davis, Mr. John Rhen, Mr. Ralph Brimmer, Mr. Dennis Rhen, Mr. Richard Phillips. Let Mr. Rhen put you In the driver’s seat. Mr. John Rhen. Are these two fine gentlemen being replaced by THIS machine? Mr. William Yavorsky, Mr. Russell Smith. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Who’s the new teacher in the science department? Mr. Jackson Underkoffler, Mr. Frederick Spangler, Mr. William Koons. Mr. Larry Hall, Mr. Thomas Bender. rfcLcUti Kal PvMOHKtl CAFETERIA STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Marian Emerich, Mrs. Grace Daub, Mrs. Mildred Wood, Mrs. Dorothy Spannuth, Mrs. Mildred Ziegler, Mrs. Susan Boyer, Mrs. Mirian Smith, Mrs. Evelyn Swope, Mrs. Ethel Boltz, Miss May' Bross, Mr. Herbert Spannuth, manager. CUSTODIANS Mr. William Boyer (above), Mr. John Hock, Mr. Paul Rupp, Mr. Miles Rittle. 14 15 Jeanne Anspach 'licUionai 'ZSokwi Society Nannette Cortwright Shirley Deaven Judy Carl Cynthia Gahres Nancy Ollar Lucille Phillippy Felicity Fetterhoff Sharon Schriver The true, strong and sound mind is the mind that can embrace equally great things and small. Janet F'ahnestock Joyce Rhoad Marilyn Spangler Anita Yeagley President Diane West Vice President Nancy Yordy Gail Gibble Secretary Student @ UKCil To govern means to guide aright. Governing the student body and estab- lishing school policy are the main duties of our student council. The council works to promote cooperation among students, faculty and administration. Various projects this year have been the sale of school license plates, the prod- uction of a Christmas play, the preparation of a school handbook and the sponsoring of the May hop. Officers are Gregory Trautman, pres- ident; Kelly Posey, vice-president; Barbara Smoker, secretary; and Nanette Cortright, treasurer. 17 'Sebum St M Get the facts first and then you can distort 'em as you please. Each month the student body looks for- ward to receiving a new issue of the BELRON, the school newspaper. The forty- eight staff members with their advisor, Mrs. Bell are solely responsible for the paper. One of the chief goals of the staff is to report on coming news to give the students a preview of all activities at Northern Lebanon. Diane West and Jo Ann Yeagley are editor-in-chief and assistant editor respectively. Freda Allison is head typist. 18 (fatcent @6aOi Song is man's sweetest joy. 8 I We are the merry music makers. 'Jutute Look well to the hearthstone; therein all hope for America lies. 'putccie 'Jcvukvu {vKenica 22 The farmer doesn't go to work.He wakes up surrounded by it. ‘InduofrUal j4nt Society A year's opportunities depend on the spring, a day's on the dawn, and a life's on industry. Science For science is like virtue; its own exceeding great re- ward. “P otoyicLfi y Watch the birdie! [ i4U zt rfictb Let her flicker! SfuZKitA iHabla Vd. espanol? Wi-it Whoever practices charity and justice fills the world with loving kindness. 24 Skill and confidence are an un- conquerable army. 'pu cie 'Tficuco rfmentca When illness comes, petition these angels of mercy. 'political (?tu He serves his party best who serves his country best. cuicL (fyafo Every artist was first an amateur. D’lCUK ttC Judge not the play before the play be done. 'Knitting @tcti Watch those knitting needles fly! 26 Keep your eyes on the copy! C £k (?Cu Money is the chief word in this house. $ union, (?tu6o Sanci Music is the uni- versal language of mankind. Music is the medi- cine of the troubled mind. 29 l%i- i- Our wishes come true through th work we do. ‘Readitty (?lut Reading maketh the full man. Music is the universal language. 30 If you would have things come your way, go after them. ‘Ptiafoctia.fihf A picture is a mute poem. Happy is the man who can make a living by his hobby. ‘Seact XHct friant No man is his craft's master the first day. £44 XHci It's your move. 32 'Varuity 'Jield Home Team Opponent L 0 Lower Dauphin 0 3 Hamburg 0 1 Annville-C leona 3 2 Lower Dauphin 1 m 1 4 Hamburg 0 Be Cornwall 1 n 3 South Lebanon 3 ap i 3 Elco 1 FRONT ROW, Cynthia Gahres, Miriam Minnich, Joyce Rhoad, Sydney Bachman. BACK ROW: Miss Mummau, JoAnn Yeagley, Phyllis Yeagley, Sundra Schafebook, Mary Atkins, Carol Yordy, Barbara Smoker, SandraThierwechter, Janet Fahnestock, Shirley Deaven, Bonnie Miller, Louise Zanic, Felicity Fetterhoff, Sandra Lentz, Lynda Engle. tycuUvi 'Jield 'ity c ey Home Team Opponent 0 Lower Dauphin 0 0 Hamburg 0 0 Annville-C leona 1 2 Lower Dauphin 1 1 Cornwall 2 1 Hamburg 0 1 South Lebanon 0 0 Elco 0 34 FIRST ROW: Susie Smith, Beverly Kern, Barbara Kreiser, Betty Slade, Sharon Graff, Donna Walmer, Eileen Wampler. BACK ROW: Miss Mummau, Diane West, Nancy Ollar, Marilyn Gingrich, Brenda Hummel, Betty Judkins, Shirley Dilger, Linda Benslr , Sandi Young, Karen Fahnestock, JoAnn Slade, Elaine Stine, Lynda SfiCCCl He FRONT ROW: Ed Ludwig, Fred Kent, Jerry Zechman, Keith Gerhart, Bob Meyer, Jerry Wolfe, Eugene Kreiser, Harry Boltz. SECOND ROW: Greg Trautman, LeRoy Kreiser, John Spangler, John Thierwechter. BACK ROW: Larry Kreiser, George Plautz, Bill Rhan, David Pierce, Rick Brandt, Carl Grayblll, Jeff Marley, Larry Kline, Frank Kern, Bill Gollam, Steve Sager, Chester Sebastian, Sam Poorman, Carl Boltz, Barry Lutz, Mr. Hammes, coach. Home Team Opponent 0 Elco 2 0 South Lebanon 1 2 Annville 0 1 Elco 1 4 South Lebanon 0 Home Team Opponent 4 Annville 1 0 Elco 0 0 South Lebanon 1 3 Annville 1 36 'l anAify ‘SoAbetfall FIRST ROW: Eddie Ludwig, LeRoy Kreiser, Thlerwechter, Kelly Posey, Bill McGinley, Bob Dexmis Krall, Chuck Bomberger, manager. SEC- Meyer, Ronald Lambert, James Ditzler, Manager. OND ROW; Mr. Rlssinger, coach, John Home Team Opponent 54 Elco 68 46 Annville-Cleona 65 62 South Lebanon 72 39 Cornwall 66 53 Elco 65 50 Annville-Cleona 64 Home Team Opponent 49 South Lebanon 66 57 Cornwall 78 59 Elco 66 49 Annville-Cleona 75 48 South Lebanon 76 39 Cornwall 67 37 cenavi l cvi4it f “S Z4 ethzlt Home Team Opponent 41 Elco 47 46 Annville-Cleona 49 51 South Lebanon 38 39 Cornwall 42 63 Elco 51 59 Annville-Cleona 42 39 South Lebanon 30 73 Cornwall 56 43 Elco 47 42 Annville-Cleona 44 40 South Lebanon 50 32 Cornwall 27 KNEELING LEFT TO RIGHT: Ernest War low, Craig Eisenhauer, John Hain, Lewis Ludwig, Richard Flores, Dennis Schoffstall, Jerry Wolfe. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Blauch, manager; Bill Gollam, James Meyer, Luke Meyer, Emery Meyerhoffer, Frank Kern, James Strickler, Dennis Hauer, Mr. Wolfe, coach. tycaUan, ‘Scu et cdt FIRST ROW: Edgar Brandt, Buzz Gerhart, Steve Strlckler, Vic Eberly, Bill Snyder, Robert Erb, Bruce May, Carl Roger Myers, Gary Yeagley, David Briand. BACK ROW: Boitz, Mr. Mowrer, Coach. Home Team Opponent 27 Elco 24 30 Annville-Cleona 47 25 South Lebanon 36 34 Cornwall 46 24 Palmyra 37 27 Elco 28 21 Annville-Cleona 44 21 South Lebanon 33 21 Cornwall 38 26 Palmyra 28 38 Elco 19 28 Annville-Cleona 31 23 South Lebanon 39 41 Cornwall 44 25 Palmyra 22 39 tyviU, 'l a uity ajAethztl FIRST ROW: Felicity Fetterhoff, PhyUls Yeagley, Linda Benslng, Carol Yordy, Janet Fahnestock, Jane Boyer, Bonnie Miller, JoAnn Yeagley, Eileen Farrell. SECOND ROW: Miss Mummau, coach; Wanda Wagner, Karen Fahnestock, Betty Slade, Cora Gebhard, Sandra Young, Lynn Fortna, Joan Dun do re, Charlotte LeBourgeois, Joan Walmer, Marlene Swelgart, Lynda Engle, manager. Home Team Opponent 22 Elco 15 22 South Lebanon 24 27 Cornwall 54 36 Annville-C leona 35 33 Elco 18 40 South Lebanon 17 30 Cornwall 29 36 Annville-C leona 60 40 FIRST ROW; Jerry Zechman, Ed Ludwig, Jimmy Meyer, Mark Light, Dennis Krall. SECOND ROW: Rodger Brown, Sheldon Knapp, Bob Ludwig, Dennis Bashore, Warren Dltzler, Larry Sheetz, Bob Hauer, Dick Freed. THIRD ROW: Mr. Joseph Jandrosltz, coach; Terry Dltzler, Bob Meyer, Emory Meyerhoffer, Dale Jones, Terry Boyd, Ed Gahres, Ronald Rhen. 964 'gtvuUll me Team Opponent 5 Bethel 3 0 Elco 2 0 Palmyra 5 5 Elco 8 5 Annville-Cleona 0 6 Lebanon Catholic 4 4 South Lebanon 2 3 Cornwall 0 5 Palmyra 3 2 South Lebanon 7 2 Annville-Cleona 1 3 Cornwall 2 41 1964 Hiacb atcci 'Jietd 7cam FRONT ROW: Leonard Royer, Eugene Ollar, Cyrus Condran, Benjamin Kreiser, Ronald Lambert, Harry’ Boltz, LeRoy Kreiser, John Theirwechter. BACK ROW: Mr. Hammes, coach, Jerry Wolfe, Dennis Krall, Edwin Kohr, Bruce May, David Pierce, Carl Boltz, Eugene Kreiser, Arnold Kohr, Steve Sager, Mr. J. Rhen, Coach. Home Team Opponent 64 Bethel 36 58 Elco 69 62 1 2 South Lebanon 431 2 66 1 2 Cornwall 60 1 2 Triangular Meets 33 Annville 101 South Lebanon 24 29 1 2 Annville 112 1 2 'V vuity (ZAeenlead u LEFT TO RIGHT: Anita Yeagley, Roxanne Fitting, Mary Segneri, captain; Syd Bachman, Brenda LeBourgeois. LEFT TO RIGHT: Charlotte LeBourgeois, Connie Zimmerman, Elaine Stine, Captain- Bonnie Link Debbie Darkes. How much do you want to bet that our team won’t be county champions? I guess we won that gamel Mr. Mowrer's tribe. Is he really ready for the health room? Pm lost. Find me a home. Springtime In Paris Oh I Such energetic cheers. Don't wrap it! Bag it! Name Glenn Achey Dwain Alexander Freda Allison Jeanne Anspach Mary' Atkins Nicholas Bartell John Bar to Beverly Bast Ronald Bates Sharon Bender Charlotte Sensing Charlotte Bicksler Samuel Bohaczyk Clayton Boltz Harry Boltz Terr}' Boyd Nancy Boyer Ann Briand Joseph Brown Craig Carl Judy Carl Earl Cessna Cyrus Con dr an Nanette Cortright Shirley Deaven Terry' Ditzler James Ditzler Linda Dotter Carolyn Doviak Cynthia Ellison Lynda Engle Janet Fahnestock Earl Feaser Felicity Fetterhoff Roxanne Fitting Bonnie Flocken Judy Frantz Cynthia Gahres Ruth Gerberich Henrietta Gerhart Keith Gerhart Patricia Gerhart Gall Gibble Lois Gibson Carl Gingrich Kathleen Graff William Gruber Stephen Harris Sylviane Hendry Kenneth Hebei Probably Will Be Name Probably Will Be hankie maker Karen Hetrick lady wrestler game warden Kenneth Hetrick octopus hunter foot specialist Shirley Hooper bald calendar girl Maxine Hoover bubble dancer champion hog caller Janet Houser snake charmer trustee in Alcatraz Brock Hower ceptic tank cleaner salesman of elevated shoes Ethel Kern scrub woman politician Thomas Kindt ninety pound weakling Uncle Sam’s assistant Anna Kissinger professional baseball player dog catcher Mary Kissinger on Olympic team dad's assistant Dorothy Kline chatterbox dictionary writer William Kline matador K.P. boss Bruce Klingler minister P.O.D. teacher Michael Kohr seal trainer preacher Dennis Krall mayor of Lebanon hobo Russel Krall state policeman flag pole sitter Karen Kreider a Democrat missionary Benjamin Kreiser a circus barker professional hocker LeRoy Kreiser a linguist flight controller at Kennedy Airport Linda Lambert Queen of Spain woman wrestler Ronald Lambert bell hop fire fighter Deborah Lausch disc jockey for W.L.B.R. sausage casing stuffer Ronald Light playboy marble champion Jeff Marley U. S. senator jet pilot William McGinley brain surgeon cowboy Earl Meyer President of the P.T.A. another Elvis Robert Meyer expert love-letter writer boss's wife Ronald Michael marriage counselor used car dealer Bonnie Miller ballet dancer big time comedian Arthur Minnich oil tycoon T.V. duster Miriam Minnich horse trainer circus midget Marie Mohler story teller organ grinder Mary Mohn ’Tlershey Chocolate Factory worker mailman Robert Morgan tight-rope walker marriage counselor Harry Moyer camel keeper for Egyptian Army baby carriage pusher Jean Moyer gypsy Sunday' School teacher Roy Moyer tall man in the circus judo teacher Ruth Moyer quiet, refined spinister tax collector Virginia Moyer swammle professional roller skater Joyce Myers wallflower mountain climber Judy Norris chicken plucker head shrinker Eugene Ollar bat boy for New York Yankees psychiatrist Nancy Ollar two-finger typist Good Humor man Larry Patches physicist newspaper reporter James Peiffer opera star closet inspector Lucille Phillippy movie actress game warden Michael Rank peanut butter taster window washer Ronald Ream piano tuner geisha girl Jean Reed pickle packer skunk trapper Mary Reed president of a diaper service company 46 Name Probably Will Be Clifford Reichert nut cracker Linda Reigel chicken dealer Joyce Rhoad matron of the state penitentary Nora Rhoads hula girl David Ritchie butcher Leonard Royer mortician Dennis Runkel henpecked Howard Rupp electric computer Jean Ruth daisy picker James Rutter tourist guide for Fredericksburg Sundra Schafebook chorus girl Sharon Schriver old maid Harry Schultz cab driver Alice Shenk circus clown Betty Shuey snake charmer Louana Shuey auctioneer Russell Raymond Shultz junk dealer Russell Richard Shultz ballet dancer Richard Small gangster Karen Smith marble shooter Shirley Smith modern artist Vernon Smith noted lecturer Barbara Smoker president of the S.P.C.A. Linda Snyder inventor of a better mousetrap Ernest Soli day millionaire Name Probably Will Be John Spangler college professor Linda Spangler Professor Schnitzel’s assistant Marilyn Spangler jazz singer Robert Spannuth slap stick comedian John Spitler dirt road hunter Barry Stickler road runner Eugene Swanger surgeon for broken hearts John Thierwechter official censor Sandra Thierwechter personnel manager Gregory Trautman a cow milker Susan Vance a hip swinger Lynn Wenger Mr. America Malinda Wenger Miss Universe Connie Werner TV chef Diane West school principal Joanne Wolfe dietitian Anita Yeagley high society lady- Phyllis Yeagley diaper changer Carol Yordy Miss Weight-lifter Nancy Yorcfy a guidance counselor Donald Yorty honest Louise Zanic banana peeler Beatrice Zearfoss spelling expert John Zechman Chevy dealer Christine Zimmerman star gazer Sandra Zimmerman dairy Inspector 'ZSivtoitf, We remember . . . Seventh grade Locker combinations . . . second year of new high school . . . awe of those big seniors . . . that maze of corridors . . . those stern teachers . . . . Eighth grade Soccer playoff with AC for county championship . . . Mr.Mowrer's English classes . . . course selection for the next year . . . Jonestown Bi-Centennial . . . Kennedy-Nixon election .... Freshman year Mr. Gahres as hockey coach . . . Latin classes . . . JBT . . . Mr. Wilson's English classes . . . biology field trips .... Sophomore year New cheerleaders' uniforms . . . first science fair . . . Debbie Lausch Sno-ball queen . . . first Sacred Concerts . . . Slave Day . . . class jackets . . . Bill Bailey Won't You Please Come Home was heard throughout the school .... Junior year Beauty and the Beef . . . band wins at Middletown . . . Springtime in Paris . . . The Beatles . . . Toyland Fantasy . . . class rings . . . band played at World's Fair .... Senior year Carol Yordy on all star hockey team . . . The Red House Mystery . . . those fierce hall monitors . . . soccer county all stars-Bob Meyer, LeRoy Kreiser, John Thierwechter, Harry Boltz, John Spangler . . . applying to colleges and for jobs . . . class trip . . . commencement . . . Johnson wins by a landslide .... Seventh tyiade Mary Adams Samuel Adams David Alexander Barbara Alley Gall Anspach Dennis Atkins Deborah Bachman John Bama Michael Barone Stephen Bartell Gloria Batz Bonnie Bicksler Carol Delt ler Rickie Dennis Dorothy Blauch Mary Lou Blouch Barbara Bohr Gloria Bohr Sharon Bohr John Boland Gregory Bollinger Lamar Bollinger Craig Boltz Stanley Boltz Candith Bomberger Alice Boyer James Bragg Martha Brandt Mary Brown Beverly Buch David Campbell James Campbell Donna Carl Glenn Connatser Dean Darkes Douglas Davis James Davis Lloyd Deaven Terry Dlener Donna Ditzler Doris Ditzler Karen Edrls Patricia Elliott Ward Ellison Beverly Enders Harvey Ensiminger Jan® Eyler Katie Feaser Sandra Fetter Walter Firestone Judith Fisher Sandra Forney James Fortna Wynanne Fortna Larry Fox Alexander Glnnetto William Hooper Dorla Fry Marlene Gonzalez Thomaa Hoatetter Michael Genaler Noreen Grimes Kenneth Gerberlch George Hauer Patricia Gerberlch Calvin Heilman Marcia Gerhart Dawn Helms Sandra Gettle Jack Herb Sunn Gilbert Jane Hemley Robert Gingrich Gary Hommel Timothy Keefer Randy Kent Deborah Kern Robert Keyton Dianne Kline Renee Kline Samuel Kline Sue Ann Kline Gregory Klinger Ernest Koons Cheryl Krall David Krall Leah Krall Cheryl Krelser Larry Krelser Gregory Lang Jonnle Lee Layeock Allen Lerch Lynette Lear Elem Light Kenneth Leed Jack Leedy John Leffler Carol Lefever Sheila Lehn Craig Lemke Jay Lentz Nancy Lutz Bradley Marley Teresa McCord Lorraine Mease Thomaa Mease Marian Melly Carol Mesaner David Meyer Josephine Miller Stephen Miller Patricia Mlrmlch Cynthia Mosley Janet Moyer Thomas Neldlg Carol Nicholas Isadora Ollar Peter Ollar Anthony Pajskl Thomas Palanlca Donna Patches Harold Pelffer Jerry Pfautz Connie Popp Ronald Popp Cynthia Rank Ronald Reber Carl Redcay James Reddlnger Robert Reed Sally Reed Joy Reichert Jerry Relgel Marlin Relnbold Gregory Reside Issae Rissler Daniel Ritchie Vicky Rodkey Kenneth Sager Joyce Sattazahn Charles Schaeffer Fern Schamber Karen Schott A metta Shenk James Shenk Sandra Sheriff Karen Shirk Denise Shuey Robert Slade Suzanne Sllke Bruce Smith Harold Smith Karen Smith Nancy Smith Vicky Smith Wendy Smith David Smoker Cheryl Spangler Karen Spangler Craig Spltler Patricia Spltler Randall Sprecher Linda Stalnecker Harry Stickler Helen Stickler Brian Stine Dale Stoner Susan Stoner Ellen Stover Michael Swisher Constance Taylor Carol Thlerwechter Clarence Trout John Tyrpln Kenneth Ulrich Richard Ulrich Jo Ann Umbenhen George Vanasdalan Charles Varvel Dennis Via Thomas Via Brenda Vragovich Clair Wagner David Weaver Debra Weaver Alfred Welerbach Emily Weiss Rachel Wenger Nancy Wertz Shirley Westhafer Dennis Wolfe Judy Wolfe Patty Yeagley Gall Yorty Paulette Young Jacqueline Zearfoss Larry Zechman William Zellers Sylvia Zellers Albert Zimmerman Alma Zimmerman Jay Zimmerman Pamela Zimmerman Chester Zlpp 52 7 fyitoU - ■� x . Dale Adams Leroy Adams Lois Adams Shelby Adams Melva Allison Edward Anapach Norma A rtz Linda Barr Gall Bashore Sharon Bates Barry Batz Rickey Behney Terry Bender Terry Binkley Stanley Blair Beryl Boeshore James Bohaczyk Brian Boltz Richard Boltz Gladys Boyer James Boyer Rayanna Boyer Sharon Boyer Lucille Brandt Harold Bross Linda Carl Joann Cessna Randolph Chandler Dennis Copenhavor Eugene Custer Richard Custer Michael Cuthle Pamela Darcas Paula Daubert Robert Day Debra Deaven Betty Demmy Barbara Dltzler Brenda Dltzler Linda Dove Joanne Dovtak Denise Dowhower Edward Dyer Craig Eberly Robert Eby James Edris Donna Elsenhauer Gary Emexich Fred Engle Sharon Erb Jean Fake Jeanle Fake Dennis Farrell Gary Feeman. Linda Fetterhoff Ammon Field Penelope Fisher Helen Fox Gary Funck Leroy Geesam n Larry Gerberlch Henry Gerhart Gary Gibble JoAnne Gllck Manuel Gonzalez Debra Grumblne Paulette Grumblne Cynthia Gundrum Deborah Hauer Roseann Heilman Janice Hemley James Hinkle Carol Hollenbach Glenn Hopple Shirley Hostetter Terry Hostetter Scott Houser Dean Hower Robert Jamison JoAnn Jandrosltz Linda Jenkins Jill Johnston Dennis Klene Albert Kline Jack Kline Rhoda Kline James Kllnglor Janet Koons Jore Koser Bonnie Krall Carol Krall Eugene Krall Janet Krause Dennis Krelder Delores K reiser Diana Kreiser Erma Krelser Mary Krelser Sandra Krelser Donald Lambert Karen Lambert Terry Leedy Bonita Light Kevin Light Joan Lineweaver Deborah Lohse Barry McCord Mary Mease Ro k ey Mease Linda Merkey Ernest Messaer Gloria Messner Larry Michael Darlene Miller David Miller Karen Miller Albert Mlnnlch Christine Mohler Patricia Mohn Susan Moser Gary Mull Roger Myers Beverly Naftzinger Jerry Naftzinger Terry Neuln John Pajski Janice Patches Sallle Patrick Robort Pfautz Violet Planken Linda Ream Charles Reber Herbert Reed Rosemary Reed Daniel Reichert George Relnbold Fred Relnhold John Relnhold Faydeen Rentschler Gleason Ritchie Calvin Rhoad Michael Rhoad Judy Rhoads Linda Rohrer Diane Royer Larry Royer Barbara Rudy Dale Rudy David Runkel Melanie Schaeffer Stanley Schles Lester Schneck LaVerne Schnoke Bonnie Seaman Stephen Shaak Ira Shenk Madolyn Shirk Bruce Sholly Jacob Showers Darlene Shuey Sylvia Small Paul Smith Vivian Smith Bonita Snyder Earl Snyder Barbara Staggers Virginia Stickler Ronald Stoner Steve Strlckler Joy Swartz Gordon Sweinhart John Swisher Barbara Unger Dennis Van Scyoc Carl Varvel Frak Via Louis Wagner Galen Waimer Jean Walmer Jeffery Waltermyer Robert Waltermyer Clifford Wampler Jesse Weaver Elaine Weirlch Robert Weller Fern Wenger John West Timothy Winters Bonnie Wise Mabel Wise Brian Wolfe Bruce Wolfe Arlane Yordy Peggy Yordy Vivian Yordy Linda Zechman James Zelgler Richard Zelgler Russell Zellers Edwin Zimmerman Thelma Zimmerman James Zlpp Debra Graby Wayne Kauffman Susan Kiscadden Dolores Klelnfelter Mary Moyer 55 'P'le tuttOK @la 4 Elias Adams Sharon Applegate Henry Adams Nancy Atkins Joseph Adams Gayeleen Barnhart Kenneth Adams Melvin Barr Mary Adams Sharon Barrett Ronald Adams Cynthia Bates Gloria Bechtel Herman Boltz Wendy Bender Bruce Bomberger Michael Benedict Karen Bomgardner Ronald Blauch Elaine Boyer Barry Boeshore Peter Boyer Carl Boltz Edgar Brandt Timothy Brassier Nancy Condran David Brland Mary Cook Diane Carl Larry Cooke Coletta Cessna Deborah Darkes John Clay Guy Daub Joseph Connahan Janet Daub George Deaven Victor Eberly Glenn Deaven Sondra Ebllng Jane Deck Brenda Edrls Shirley Dllger Nora Ensmlnger Robin Dltzler Robert Erb . Candy Downs Karen Fahnestock Bonnie Fake Louise Fagan Darnold Felty Larry Felty Lynn Fortna Audrey Fox Gary Fox Jean Fry Ear man Fulk Leroy Gamble Robert Gamble Glenn George Jacob Gibson Larry Gingrich Marilyn Gingrich James Godfrey Marie Gonzalez Sharon Graff Brian Grumblne Roger Grumblne Carol Hetrick Shirley Hetrick Marvin Holllnger Evelyn Hostetter Brenda Hummel Karen Jones Betty Judkins Dana Kapp Pauletta Keefer David Keller Jill Kent Beverly Kern James Kindt Donald Kissinger Gary Kline Kenneth Kohr Donald Krall Edward Krall Barbara Kreiser Bruce Krlsslnger Richard Leedy Syvlllia Lehn Linda Light Bonnie Link Mary Loump Barry Lutz James Lutz Sandra Lutz Terry Lutz Sandy Marlnkov Bruce May Billy McKlnnen Doris McMichael Elvin Mease Geraldine Melly Larry Mengel Eugene Messner Joseph Metz Larry Meyer Ray Meyer Bonita Mil bum Doris Miller Leonard Miller Richard Miller Marilyn Morovchek Barry Moyer Joan Moyer Lucille Muth Julia Orendo Dennis Patschke Beverly Pelffer Joyce Pelffer Kenneth Perlc George Pfautz Phillip Phillips Linda Raddlff Edward Lash Charlotte LeBourgeols Sandra Rank Shelia Reed Jane Relgel Jean Relgel Mary Rhoads Ellas Rupp Harold Salads James Savldge Carol Schaeffer Linda Schies Du-ane Shaver Dwight Shaver Patrick Shay Michael Shaw Ronald Shirk Karen Shuey William Shultz JoAnne Slade Susan Smith Dale Snyder Wilbur Snyder Mildred Soliday Madelyn Spangler Elizabeth Spannuth Stephen Spltler Beverly Sprecher Lee Stamm Charles Stanley Cathy Stlchler Linda Stlchler Linda Stickler Bradley Stouffer Sally strouphar Curtis Sutherly Linda Swanger Daniel Swisher Carolyn Trout James Troutman Janice Ulrich Ralph Varvel Terry Via Wanda Wagner Eileen Wampler Leona Wanner Elmer Weaver Linda Weaver Cherrie Welk Gary Weller Linda Wenger Ronald Wise Jane Wltmer Kenneth Witters Robert Yancey Gary Y eagley James Yerger Paul Zechman Sharon Zeller Diane Zerbe Rose Zimmerman Kenneth Bedleyoung Howard Buch Jeffery Gerhart Darlene Kleinfelter 58 Sherry Langkamp Cathy McGinley Cheryl Nye Earl Small Dennis VanScyoc Ruth Walker Glenn Adams Robert Alexander Michael Banko Doris Barnhart Freda Bates James Batz William Bender Linda Bensing Shirley Blair Carl Blatt Judy Blauch Richard Blauch Robert Blauch Daniel Bohaczyk James Boland Kenneth Boltz Melvin Boltz Miriam Boltz Anita Boyer David Boyer Edward Boyer Jan Bretz Patricia Bucks Louis Colyer Sandra Condran Ranald Copenhaver Jay Cruise Donna Davis Glenda Davis John Davis Florence Deppert Barbara Diazohi Donna Dltzler Verna Dltzler Patricia Doutrich Joan Dundore Galen Edris Craig Elsenhauer Stephen Ellison Suellen Emerich Marilyn Enders Cynthia Eyler Ray Fahnestock Irene Feaser Geneva F etterhoff Ray Fields Linda Fisher Kurvin Flinchbaugh Richard Flores Linda Fox Ronald Fox Cora Gebhard Linda Gerberlch Barbara Gibson Lindt Gilbert Judith Htss Barry Hummel William Gollam Dennis Hauer Russell Kennedy Patricia Gruber Ashley Helms Harlan Kissinger Carol Grumblne Carol Hemley Leroy Kline William Grumblne Brenda Hetrick Samuel Kline John Haln Donald Hock Dennis Klopp Larry Hal sell Lynn Hoffman Lynn Koons Donald Hasbrouck Darlene Hoke Shirley Krall James Hasbrouck Robert Hooper Donald Krause Patricia Krause Linda Kreiser Mary Ann Kreiser Ruth K reiser Linda Krlsslnger Sharon Laub Leonard Lausch Mary Leed Shirley Leed Nancy Lewis Mary Light Lawrence Link Wayne Long Valerie Long Lewis Ludwig Georgia Marley Kenneth McQuate Louise Mease Luke Meyer Emory Meyerhoffer Paul Miller Dorothy Mlnnlch Eugene Moore Susan Morgan Bennett Moyer Glenn Moyer Peggy Myers Bernard Neldlg Beverly Neldlg Mary Jane Nicholas Glenda Ober Shelby Oberdick William Ollar David Peirce Donald Radcllffe Kirby Reichert Lynford Reichert Ruth Ritchie Allan Robb Mae Rohrer Gary Royer Jerry Royer Colleen Rupp Carol Ruth Larry Sager Leon Saltzer Lynda Schaeffer Dennis Schoffstall C ralg Schulze Paul Scipioni Donna Shroyer Larry Shuey Thomas Shuey Elizabeth Slrrlannla Betty Slade Brenda Smith Frances Smith Wayne Smith Robert Snyder Sandra Spangler Barbara Spltler Paul Spotts Gary Stickler Lester Stickler Elaine Stine Alvin Stoner Ralph Stoner Paul Struphar Mary Jane Sweigart June Swelgart Betty Thomas Mary Ann Trautman Timothy Trautman William Varvel Robert Via Karen Vragovlch Donna Waimer Joan Walmer Carol W ana maker Ernest Warlow Glenn Warren Yvonne Weaver Dorothy Weirbach Barbara Weiss Judith Weller Carol Wenger Larry Werner Jean Wertz Donald West Edward West Esther White Barbara Whitt Marie Wltmer Donna Wolfe Gloria Y eagley Dor lee Yocum Robert Yordy Mary Yorty Sandra Young Clifford Zearfoss Patricia Zechman Edward Cuthle James Meyer John Moyer Connie Wolferd 61 7 (funion, @t Z44, Edward Saphore, Treasurer; James Strlckler, Vice President, Mr. Milton Mowrer, Class Ad- visor; Kelly Posey, President; Carol Ulrich, Secretary. Annie Adams Richard Arnlck Norma Atkins Syckiey Bachman Caroline Banko Roberta Barr Darlene Bashore Eleanor Biauch Shirley Biauch Dennis Boltz Ricky Brandt Dorothy Cassel Cora lee Deubert Janice Davis Katie Doster Sandra Downs Earl Eckert Cheryl Elsenhower Eileen Farrell Paul Field Timothy Fisher Bonita Flttery Joann Fulk Robert George Galon Clay Bruce Daub Charles Bomberger Dolores Daub Jane Boyer Salllann Daub Cheryl Gerhart Connie Gilbert Carl Grayblll Duane Gross Patricia Grumblne Richard Grumblne Rita Grumblne Betty H aide man Darlene Halsell Bonnie Hass Donna Hebei Luke Hetsey Gary Heuer Cheryl Houser Anne Houtz Susie Huffman Howard Jarrett Dale Jones Ronald Kaylor Edith Kennedy Fred Kent Edward Kern Frank Kern Harold Keyton Unda Klmmel Larry Kline Richard Kline Stanley Kline Arleno Kohr Arnold Kohr Edwin Kohr Linda Kohr Betty Koons Dean Koser Donald Krall Jane Kreamer Celeste Krelser Darlene Kreiser Gary Krelser Janice Krelser Brenda LeBourgeols Gloria Leedy Joanne Leffler Sandra Lentz Elaine Lerch Linda Lerch Donna Light Sandra Light Dianne Long Clyde Loump Eileen Loverlch Edward Ludwig Jack Mausser Linda Mease Evelyn Messner Bonnie Metz Sandra M11 burn Sallle Miller Stanley Minnlch Mary Mohler Alma Moyer Barbara Moyer Gerald Moyer Joyce Moyer Dennis Mull John Patrick Carol Pellfer Donna Peiffer Lenore Plttenger Samuel Poorman Kelly Posey Rhoda Reichert Cheryl Reside Victoria Reside William Rhan Thomas Rhan Karen Rhoad Charles Rhoads Rita Richard Lloyd Ritchie Edward Robb Bonnie Rudy William Russell Stephen Sager Edward Saphore Russell Schott Glenn Seaman Chester Sebastian John Segneri Mary Segneri Kenneth Shirk Shirley Shirk Richard Shoily Randolph Shroyer Connie Shuev Paul SUke Linda Small Gary Smith Joseph Sobbing Marianne Spengh Ronald Spannuth Dolores Spltler Lois SpiUer Richard sticklei John Stone James Strickler Marlene Swelgart Brenda Trautman Carol Ulrich Janet Umbenhen Clarence Unger Craig Wagner Dennis Walbom Candace Walton Dennis Waimer El wood Wampler Dennis Weller Kenneth Wampler Jean Wenger Heidi Warren Carol Wolfe Dennis Weiss Jerry Wolfe JoAnn Yeagley Samuel Yeagley Michael Young Harrylynn Zearfoss Gerald Zechman Karen Zeller Earl Zellers Connie Zimmerman Faye Bordlemay Michael Koons Linda Boyer Scott Langkamp Lucy Hendry Pat Lutr Mr. Mrs. Herman A. Achey Mr. Si Mrs. Dwain Alexander Mr. Si Mrs. Anthony Allegretti Mr Mrs. Forrest Allison Mr. Mrs. John H. Anspach Mrs. Margaret Anspach Rev. Mrs. George P. Atkins Mr. Mrs. Robert H. Ayres Mr. Mrs. Ernest Banko Mr. Mrs. Walter Bartell Mr. Si Mrs. Clarence E. Bast Mr. Si Mrs. George Bell Mr. Si Mrs. William M. Bender Mr. Si Mrs. William Benslng Sr. Mr. Si Mrs. Arthur Blcksler Dr. Mrs. W. E. Black Mr. Mrs. Benjamin N. Briand Mr. Si Mrs. Giles L. Brown Mr. Mrs. Rex M. Brown Mr. Si Mrs. Samuel Bohaczyk Mr. Si Mrs. Ralph E. Boltz Mr. Mrs. Harry Boyer Mr. Mrs. Roy Boyer Mr. Mrs. George Carl Mr. Si Mrs. Ray Carl Mr. Mrs. Blair Cortright Mr. Mrs. Harlan A. Daubert Mr. Si Mrs. James K. Davis Mr. Si Mrs. Lloyd Deaven Mr. Si Mrs. Carl Decker Mrs. Dorothy H. Ditzler Mr. Mrs. Warren F. Ditzler Mr. Si Mrs. RichardDoster Family Mr. Si Mrs. Ernest Dotter Mr. Si Mrs. George A. Drake Mr. Si Mrs. Wilbur Dundore Mr. Mrs. Arthur Ellison Mr. Si Mrs. J. Kenneth Fahnestock Mr. Si Mrs. Austin H. Fetterhoff Mr. Mrs. Irvin Fitting Mr. Mrs. Harold Flocken Mr Mrs. Richard Folmer Mr Mrs. Claude Frantz Mr. Mrs. Ellas Gahres Mr. Frederick Gahres Mr. Mrs. Guy Gahres Mr. Si Mrs. Terry Lee Gelst Mr. Mrs. Clair Gerberich Mr. Si Mrs. Henry F. Gerhart Sr. Mr. Mrs. Mark Gerhart Mr. Si Mrs. Richard W. Gerhart Mr. Si Mrs. Victor Gerhart Mr. Si Mrs. Jacob F. Getz Mr. Si Mrs. Monroe Gibble Mr. Si Mrs. Wilbert Gibson Mr. Si Mrs. Nell B. Gingrich Mr. Si Mrs. Larry Hall Mr. Mrs. Myron Hammes Mr. Si Mrs. William W. Harris Mr. Si Mrs. Robert Hassinger Mr. Si Mrs. Donald L. Hebei Mr. Si Mrs. C. Austin Hetrick Mr. Si Mrs. Paul Hoover Mr. Si Mrs. Clarence Houser Mr. Mrs. Richard Houser Mr. Si Mrs. Morris J. Hower Mrs. Ruth Jeffers Miss Jeanine Keefer Mr. Si Mrs. Victor D. Kline Mr. Si Mrs. Walter L. Kline Mr. Si Mrs. Raymond Kohr Mr. William Koons Mr. Larry J. Kreamer Mr. Si Mrs. Mark R. Kreider Mr. Si Mrs. Jonas M. Kreiser Mr. Mrs. LeRoy A. Kreiser Sr. Mr. Mrs. Paul J. Kreiser Mr. Mrs. Gene Light Si Family Mr. Si Mrs. Lloyd Light Mr. Mrs. Mahlon Llneaweaver Mr. Sl Mrs. Albert Maurer Miss Claire McCall Mr. Si Mrs. Walter G. Menzel Jr. Mr. Si Mrs. Jonas M. Meyer Mrs. Morris Meyer Mr. Si Mrs. Alvin Miller Mrs. Esther Minnich Mr. Si Mrs. Ralph W. Mohn Mr. Milton Mowrer Jr. Mr. Si Mrs. Ralph a Moyer Mr. Phillip Mulvihill Miss Martha Mummau Mr. Si Mrs. Elbert Myers Mr. Si Mrs. Isadore Ollar Mr. Si Mrs. Harry Phillippy Mr. Si Mrs. Phillips Mr. Si Mrs. James Ream Mrs. Hylton H. Reber Dr. Si Mrs. Harry W. Reed Mr. Dennis Rhen Mr. Si Mrs. Roy Rhoad Mr. Si Mrs. Sheldon C. Rissinger Mr. Si Mrs. Irvin Ruth Mr. Si Mrs. Joseph Saile Mr. Si Mrs. Foster Schooley Mr. David J. Shenk Mr. Si Mrs. Archy Shuey Mr. Si Mrs. Paul R. Shuey Mr. Si Mrs. Rodger Smith Mr. Si Mrs. RusseU W. Smith Col. Si Mrs. Frank R Smoker Jr. Miss Lottie J. Snavely Miss Ann D. Snyder Mr. Si Mrs. Lee C. Snyder Mr. Si Mrs. Amos Soliday Mr. Si Mrs. Frederick Spangler Mr. Si Mrs. George Spangler Mr. Si Mrs. D. Stump Mr. Si Mrs. Robert Swanger Mr. Mrs. Roy Thierwechter Mr. Si Mrs. Edward Trainer Miss Barbara Trautman Mr. Si Mrs. Harold Trautman Mr. Si Mrs. LeRoy Umbenhen Mr. J. W. Underkoffler Mr. Si Mrs. Joseph Vance Sr. Mr. Si Mrs. Clair Wagner Mr. Si Mrs. Woodrow Wanamaker Miss Janice Wanner Mr. Si Mrs. Tellis L. Watson Mr. Mrs. Theodore Weaver Mr. Si Mrs. Harold Werner Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Williams Mr. Mrs. Larry R. Wolfe Mr. Si Mrs. Raymond W. Wolfe Mr. Si Mrs. Yavorsky Mr. Harry R. Yeagley Mr. Si Mrs. William A. Yeagley Mr. Si Mrs. Robert Allen Yingst Mr. Si Mrs. John Zanic Mr. Si Mrs. Paul D. Zechman Mr. R S. Zerbe Mr. Si Mrs. Phaon Zimmerman Miss Shirley Zimmerman Mr. Si Mrs. Arland Binkley Paul a Adams Meat Market Anspach Auto Parts The Archive Staff Bambergers John Bar to Beattie Si Chuck Belron Staff Bordlemay Amusements Brenner Machine Company Brewer’s Grocery Bruce Si Nanette Busy Bees of 1 -3 Cafeteria Ladies Captain Crunch Casino Roller Rink Cheryl Si Ed Cloverleaf Diner William R Con dr an Real Estator Connie, Bonnie, Louise Sundra Denis, Jan, Barbara, Donnie, Russell, Liz Si Glenn Denis, Jan, Russell Si Liz James R Ditzler Dwain Si Sandy Earl Si Janet Daryl Emrich Cindy Eyler The Fabulous 12-2 Fern’s Diner Jenny Fetterhoff Freeport Mills Gail Si Glenn Patricia Gerhart Carl Gingrich Harry Si Jean Paul Heilig’s Store Sylvia Hendry Henri Si Shorty Warren Hess Service Station Cheryl Houser Ronald Houser Jean Si Andy Jeannie’s Junkyard Jiggers Si Stag Jimmy Si Shirley Connie Johnston Judy Si Jerry Keith Si Janet Kenny Si Mary Kenny Si Phyl Ethel Kern The King’s College Richard Kneasel Dennis Krall 65 Karen Kreider Paul Krelser Jr. Larry, John Earl Lebanon Tool Company Inc. Lewey Darlene LIngle's Sunoco Motel Lloyd Joyce Long Battery Manufacturing Co. Lucille Linda Marion, Snack Cindy Anspach Mary Jean Mike Louise Bonnie Miller Jean Moyer Northern Lebanon Varsity Basket- ball Team Harold Phillippy Joyce Phillippy Ray Joyce Mary Reed, editor Reigel’s Texaco Dale Richard's Gas Station Ricky Brandt Mary Rhoads Robert E. Reigle Robert Rosemary Ronnie Barb Russ Ginny Senior Band Drum Major Sharon Lynn Sherry Shirley Bob Shirley Tom Helena Shuey Snavely's Grocery Snowball Squirt Studious Seniors from Homeroom 23 Sundra, Louise, Bonnie, Connie Betty Anne Gregory Trautman Betty Walter's Beauty Salon Marvin S. Wampler, Well Driller West's Ceramics Anita Joy Yeagley Sandra Zimmerman 67 Sc U n 0picent Earl Meyer, vice-president; Kenneth Hebei, president; Deborah Lausch, treasurer; Mr. Frederick Gahres, advisor; Louise Zanic, secretary Z44 @ yC n4 Powder blue and charcoal (?1 Z44 Yellow Peace Rose The higher we climb the broader the horizon. 68 GEORGE NEAL ADCOCK General The Thin Man ... has his own opinion of his rank as class clown ... not the boldest lad .... as a draftsman he'll make his fame. DWAIN WILLIAM ALEXANDER Academic A really suave guy ... very depend- able ... could get along with anyone ... ladies' man . . . who knows what? Band 10, 11, 12; Dance Band 11; District Band 11; Junior Play; Band Club 10, 11. GLENN ROBERT ACHEY Business Education Camping enthusiast. . . gets good marks in bookkeeping ... on the quiet side? ... a shy fellow when it comes to girls . . . future accountant. Coin Club 10, 11, 12. FREDA MAE ALLISON Business Education Quiet but friendly. . . long shining hair ... has a keen personality ... knows her A B C's. Belron 11, 12. JEANNE LOUISE ANSPACH Academic Always ready for an argument . . . oh that Junkyard ! . . . first woman president ... a fan of Democrats and Fords . . . will be a school teacher after college. Archive 10, 11, 12, copy and layout editor 12; Library Assistant 10, 11; Library Club 10; Junior Play. MARY LOUISE ATKINS General A gal who possesses beautiful blue eyes and a sparkling personality . . . easily makes and keeps friends . . . can be found where there's laughter, gaiety, or boys!! . . . will make a lucky catch some day . . . can be seen in future years fixing people's hair. Band 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10, 11, 12; Junior Play; Basketball 12; Belron 12. RONALD LEE BATES Industrial Arts Hails from Ono . . . quiet and shy until you get to know him ... a mean bowler . . . summer grease monkey . . . aspires to be an architect. Industrial Arts Society 10, 11, 12. NICHOLAS ALLEN BARTELL Industrial Arts Probably show up late for his own funeral . . . brains, if applied . . . worry, what's that? . . . Nick is always in search of fun with a little mischief on the side. Coin Club 10, 11, 12. JOHN LEE BARTO Industrial Arts A small pack of dynamite . . . takes a special interest in cars and motorcycles . . . has his own opinion of how to have fun ... set in his ways . . . wants to be a mechanic someday. BEVERLY ANN BAST General Alwavs ready to make friends . . . goes berserk over Ringo Starr!! . . . friendly and easy going . . . likes to dance ... a future nurse she wants to be. F.H.A. 10, 11, 12. CHARLOTTE MARIE BENSING Business Education Speedy basketball player . . . al- ways asking questions . . . dislikes any kind of test . . . plans to make nursing her career. Basketball 11; Photography Club 10; Future Nurses Club 11, 12. CHARLOTTE MAY BICKSLER General Takes shoe leather express to school . . . loads of fun . . . quiet?— never . . . just can t decide on her future. Belron 10, 11, 12. SAMUEL LEE BOHACZYK General Can be found in the shop . . . enjoys hunting . . . nice fellow . . . carefree . . . intends to be a machinist. Industrial Arts Society 10, 11, 12. CLAYTON MELVIN BOLTZ General Spends his spare time plucking chickens at Grimes . . . has a bottom- less pit for food . . . enjoys fixing cars ... a future factory worker. HARRY MARK BOLTZ Industrial Arts If you saw lightning that was only Boltzie . . . punctuality is not one of his virtues . . . possessor of a fun- loving nature and plenty of vitality . . . has well known name and is popular in sports . . . future is to be a Jack of all trades. Industrial Arts Society 10, 11, 12; Soccer 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12. ANN LOUISE BRIAND Business Education Well dressed . . . enjoys arguing with teachers . . . always smiling . . . future elementary teacher. Photography Club 10, 11; Junior Play; FHA 12. SHIRLEY ANN BOYER Business Education Where the boys are . . . good na- tu red as they come . . . variety of hair styles . . . studies Just enough to get by . . . future homemaker. Art Club 11; Knitting Club 12. 72 TERRY LEON BOYD Academic Meet ambition's son , . . just a walking dictionary . . . could use a wheel barrel to move his books around ... a very outgoing personality . . . his goal is to be a knee jerk watcher. National Honor Society 11,12; Base- ball 11; Political Affairs Club 12. NANCY MAE BOYER Academic President of the Youth For Christ Club . . . Oh, nol Shefs from Ono . . . with a reputation for being so quiet, a girl can fall asleep in any class . . . future temp taker. Band 10; Library Club 10, 11, 12; YFC Club 11, 12; Assistant Librarian 11, 12. JOSEPH JOHN BROWN Industrial Arts School-itis . . . pleasure before business-always ... as a friend he's tops . . . enjoys cars . . . future car doctor. Industrial Arts Society 10, 11, 12. CRAIG EDWARD CARL Industrial Arts Shy when approached by the opposite sex ... a rather quiet lad . . . drives a white Ford convertible . . . enjoys softball ... a future mechanic. Industrial Arts Society 10,11,12. EARL RICHARD CESSNA Industrial Arts Known as Dick . . . been trying for six years to find a secret formula to get by without doing homework . . . ’’We're in the Army Now” will be his theme song. Belron 10. JUDY ANN CARL Business Education Strawberry blonde of the Senior Class . . . always ready for a good time . . . talkative . . . helps make the Belron a success . . . her future lies in the secretarial field. Belron Staff 11, 12; Library Assist- ant 10, 11, 12. CYRUS JACOB CONDRAN Business Education Self appointed clown and official wit . . . double-jointed . . . hails from Ono . . . Cy will be found in an office after graduation. Coin Club 10, 11; Gym Club 12; Track 12; Audio Visual 12. LINDA LOUISE DOTTER Academic Acquainted with everybody . . . dark-haired lassie . . .A- - in flirting . . . quite easy to get along with . . . future Ben Casey’s right hand girl. F.H.A. 10; Hockey 10, 11, 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12. NANETTE GWENDOLYN CORTRIGHT Business Education Has an interest in an alumnus . . . live wire in gym class . . . problems, problems, problems . . . she wins them with her fluffy blonde hair and cheerful smile . . . will brighten some home. Chorus 10, 11, 12; Cheerleader 10; Junior Play; Student Council 12; Belron 12; Gym Leader’s Club 12; Treble Choir 12; Librarian 12, JAMES HOWARD DITZLER Academic Helps fill the dullest class with his wisecracks and unexpected additions. . . Bubbles”. . .his stomach is a bottomless pit. • .future high school teacher. Belron Staff 10,11,12; Band Manager 10,11,12; Basketball Manager 10,11,12; Junior Play. SHIRLEY MARIE DEAVEN Academic She can be found in the midst of a lively gathering . . . toots a hot French horn . . . always combing her hair . . . our contribution to the teach- ing profession. Band 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10, 11, 12; Student Council 11; Hockey 10, 11, 12; Junior Play; District Chorus 11; Re- gional Chorus 11; District Band 11. ELVIN TERRY DITZLER Academic Rattle, bang, crash, here comes Terry to school in the panel truck . . . smooth on the dance floor . . . not too much interested in the opposite sex; or is he? . . . he shines, he beams, he lightens the gloom . . . hopes to become The Rev. Ditzler. Baseball 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10, 11, 12; Student Council 11; Junior Play; Chorus Council 12; Hall Monitor 12; Senior Play. CYNTHIA LEE ELLISON Academic She is talkative, friendly, and oh so nice ... if you're in the dumps go to Cindy , she'll help you forget your troubles . . . thinks school should be all physical education . . . future pain killer. Field hockey 11; Typing 11; Gym Leader's Club 11, 12; Basketball 12; Future Nurses' Club 12. LYNDA ARLENE ENGLE Business Education Likes to talk of someone she is fond . . . always has her mouth open . . . where there's laughter and gaiety she does appear . . . always enjoys a humorous gag. Belron Staff 10, 11, 12; Gym Leader's Club 11, 12; Library Assist- ant 12. CAROLYN MAE DOVIAK Business Education No peace and quiet when Carol's around . . . a whiz in shorthand . . . unique giggle . . . has a Mrs. attached to her name ... to be a secretary is her future ambition. F.H.A. 10; Art Club 11; Belron Staff 12. JANET IRENE FAHNESTOCK Business Education The kind of person everyone looks up to . . . keeps the mailman busy . . . always seen milking cows . . . plans to sail the ocean blue. Hockey 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Softball 10; Belron Staff 10, 11, 12; Junior Play; Gym Leader's Club 11, 12; Library Assistant 12. EARL RAYMOND FEASER General Takes things as they come ... if there's an uproar, Feaser's usually there . . . feels that there are many more important things than school . . . plans to be a grease monkey. Visual Aids Club 10, 11; Chess and Checkers Club 12. FELICITY ANN FETTERHOFF Academic Takes her sleeping seriously . . . our master mischief-maker will not soon be forgotten ... a typical woman driver . . . future is hazy. Band 10, 11, 12; Photography Club 11; Belron Staff 12; Hockey 12. CYNTHIA JEAN GAHRES Business Education Her classroom adlibs are the spice of every period . . . typical woman driver . . . whiz in shorthand . . . excellent sax player . . . future private secretary. Band 10, 11, 12; Dance Band 11, 12; Hockey 10, 11, 12; Art Club 11; Gym Leader s Club 12; Junior Play; Belron Staff 12. JUDY HELEN F.RANTZ General Noticeable red hair . . . seen but rarely heard . . . never overworks her mental capacities . . . likes boys, but can’t decide which one. Art Club 10, 11; Library Assist- ant 12; Photography Club 12. ROXANNE KAY FITTING Business Education Not too much Interested in opposite sex; or is she? . . . long-term cheer- leader . . . she has a personality of sugar and spice . . . future key pounder. Cheerleading 10, 11, 12; Belron Staff 10, 11, 12, girls sports editor, 12; Hockey 10; Gym Leader s Club 11, 12; Junior Play; Library Assistant 12; Student Council 12. BONNIE LOU FLOCKEN General She s short and friendly with spark- ling eyes . . . homework? bah, hum- bug . . . neat as a pin . . . sports a diamond . . . plans to marry after graduation. F.H.A. 12; Art Club 11; Typing 10; Library Assistant 12; Photography Club 12. 76 RUTH ELINOR GERBERICH Business Education Active in4-H . . . personality plus . . . likes to travel ... a friend to all . . . will make a wonderful wife and mother someday. F.H.A. 10; Spanish Club 11, 12. HENRIETTA GERALDINE GERHART General Lots of fun . . . friendly . . . could do without school . . . likes housework . . . future homemaker. F.H.A. 11, 12; Library Assistant 12; Future Nurses Club 12. KEITH RICHARD GERHART Industrial Arts Hunting and going to school on the side just don’t mix . . . great at telling jokes . . . likes to roam the halls . . . ’’Anchors Aweigh will be his theme. Soccer 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10; Band 10; Basketball 10, 12; Baseball 12. PATRICIA ARLENE GERHART General Well mannered . . . attractive brown eyes . . . pleasant and a friend worth keeping . . . knitting is a special interest ... is undecided about the future. F.H.A. 10; Library Club 11, 12. GAIL ROBERTA GIBBLE Academic Norlebco's love-lorn expert . . . leads the cheers for the blue and gold . . . has her eye on a certain he” . . . time will tell what the future holds. Band 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Cheerleader 11, 12; F.H.A. 10, 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12. 77 LOIS FAY GIBSON J Business Education You can hear her giggle almost anywhere . . . champion one fingered typist . . . always has her nose in a book . . . has her share of problems . . . future beautician. F.H.A. 10, 11, 12; Belron Staff 12; A.rts and Crafts 12. WILLIAM STEPHEN HARRIS Academic Member of Jonestown Junior Fire- men . . . could do without school . . . shy until you get to know him . . . Steve hopes to be a state policeman. Band 10, 11, 12; Dance Band 11, 12. WILLIAM DAVID GRUBER Industrial Arts Drives a frolicking Ford . . . dis- likes speed limits and homework . . . short in stature ... to be a mechanic is his goal. CARL ALBERT GINGRICH Academic May I carry your groceries, Mam? . . . could do without term papers . . . Who said hurry? . . . member of hall patrol . . . future ag teacher. Belron Staff 10, 11,12; Hall Monitor 12; F.F.A. 12. KATHLEEN ELIZABETH GRAFF Business Education Hails from Bunker Hill . . . quiet . . . keeps out of trouble ... no in- terest in boys . . . her future lies in the secretarial field. F.H.A. 10; Y.F.C. Club 11; Knitting Club 12. SYLVIANE HENDRY Academic Came to us from Central Dauphin East . . . short and sweet . . . makes a hit with everyone . . . would like to be a world traveler. Dramatics Club 12. KAREN JEAN HETRICK Business Education One of the quieter members of the class . . . takes a special interest in playing the piano . . . never does things hastily . . . someone’s secretary she will one day be. Band 10, 11, 12; Knitting Club 12. KENNETH LEE HEBEL Industrial Arts One of the top brass of our senior class . . . representative of the friendly social spirit of our class . . . he may seem bashful, but doesn't fool the gals ... a sense of humor lurks beneath his studious countenance. Industrial Arts Society 10, 11, 12, president 12; Class President 12;Track 10; Student Council 12; Hall Monitor 12. KENNETH PAUL HETRICK Industrial Arts Four-season suntan ... we had thought about buying Ken an alarm clock, but that would annoy the class . . . rubber tire burner . . . prince of good fellows. Industrial Arts Society 10, 11, 12; Coin Club 12. SHIRLEY ANN HOOPER General Such l-o-o-o-o-o-ong hair . . . would rather not give her view point on school, but boys are a different matter . . . if you're in the blues, stay away from Shirley, her smile is contagious . . . has many more friends than foes. Photography Club 12. BETTE LOU KILLE Academic Attractive girl with a good taste for clothes . . . fan of horses . . . boys, beware of those beautiful eyes . . . future modeling career. Dramatic Club 10, 11, 12; Belron Staff 12; Gym Leaders 12. MAXINE RENA HOOVER General Never a dull moment and always a pleasant smile for everyone . . . does not like to study, but manages to get by . . . big flirt ... we wish her success in the future. Photography Club 12. JANET MARIE HOUSER General Seen Janet? Been struck by her sudden smile and magnetic wit? . . . a sparkling good humor and a happy- go-lucky spirit . . . real gone on a fellow classmate . . . pleasing beyond a doubt ... a beautician is her planned profession. F.H.A. 10; Library Assistant 10, 11; Knitting Club 12. BROCK LANDIS HOWER Business Education Can really shake a leg . . . happy- go-lucky . . . need any new jokes . . . known for his cheery smile, or comical expressions . . . hopes to be a barber. Band 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10; Junior Play; Senior Play; Band Director's typist. ETHEL MARIE KERN Academic Give me the band or give me death . . . always a barrel of fun . . . hopes to serve mankind as a social worker. Band 10, 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12. ANNA MAE KISSINGER General She Is quiet but has a cheery smile for everyone . . . sparkling eyes . . . gives the teachers a break ... as a housewife we ll bet her home will be spic and span. F.H.A. 12. MARY LOUISE KISSINGER General Quiet but friendly lass . . . can take a joke . . . never seems to worry . . . never wears a frown ... a defin- ite success as a housewife. F.H.A. 12. THOMAS RALPH KINDT Vocational Agriculture Live wire . . . Green Point s driv- ing hazard ... he is not the most studious member of the class . . . what about the girls in his life? . . . afuture mechanic. Track 11. 12: F.F.A. 12. DORTHY FAYE KUNE Business Education Who s nervous? . . . keeps out of trouble . . . gives the teachers a break . . . rather shy and quiet . . . afuture key pounder. WILLIAM LEVI KUNE Academic Slides a crazy trombone . . . real lady killer . . . snappy dresser . . . always seen in his hot blue Ford . . . future musician. Band 10, 11, 12; Soccer 10, 11, 12; Dance Band 10, 12; F.F.A. 12; Senior Play. MICHAEL EDWARD KOHR Industrial Arts Blessed is the man who invented sleep . . . certainly not a bookworm ... the silent type . . . plans to work after graduation. Audio Visual Club 12. DENNIS LEE KRALL Industrial Arts Lively . . . always a friendly smile ... big hunk of a little man ... a definite asset to the I.A. section . . . will one day be a successful machinist. Basketball 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12; I.A. Society 10, 11, 12. KAREN RUTH KREIDER Academic Annville-C leona's loss is Norlebco’s gain . . . ’Did anyone men- tion horse? . . . could use her own telephone . . . stockholder in the General Motors Corporation . . . future M.D. for the horses. Archive Staff 10, 11, 12; secretary and photography editor 12; Junior Play; Student Council 12. BRUCE EDWARD KLINGLER Academic Enjoys the outdoors . . . great counselor at Camp Bashore . . . laugh and the class laughs with you . . . willing to lend a helping hand . . . future game protector. Chorus 10, 11, 12; Senior Play; F.F.A. 12. RUSSELL EUGENE KRALL Industrial Arts Takes an intense interest in the opposite sex ... if you don’t know how to take off from school, ask Russ he’ll tell you . . . studies little, worries less ... to be a taxidermist is his future plan. Soccer 10, 11, 12; Audio Visual Club 12. BENJAMINE VVILUAM KHEISER Business Education Quiet, until you know him . . . active and dependable . . . likes to tease . . . has an interest in sports . . . ambition is to be an office worker. Track 11, 12. LEROY ALVIN KREISER JR. Industrial Arts Sports are the key to his heart . . . mows them down on the soccer field . . . A4 in flirting . . . probably will be a race car driver. Soccer 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; I.A. Society 10, 11, 12. LINDA FAYE LAMBERT Business Education A wonderful and friendly gal . . . has a cheery smile for everyone . . . she has more friends than you can count . . . Lambert for now, but not for long . . . from class ring to wedding ring. Belron Staff 10; Art Club 11. RONALD LEE LAMBERT Industrial Arts Ambitious, but not in school work . . . has a keen interest in sports ... a terrific player on the basketball court . . . good natured and always full of fun ... to be a Sports Broadcaster is his future goal. Basketball 10, 11, 12; Gymnastic Squad 11; Track 10, 11, 12; Coin Club 11; Baseball 12. DEBORAH ANN LAUSCH Academic Controls our mint... one of Norlebco s famed strutters . . . kid- ded about her accent . . . future angel of mercy. Band 10, 11, 12; Hockey 10, 11, 12; Typing Club 11; Student Council 11; Gym Leader s Club 11,12; Class Treas- urer 10, 11, 12; Hall Monitor 12;F.H.A. 12. RONALD LEE LIGHT Vocational Agriculture Studies just enough to get by . . . wonderful friend, especially to the girls ... he believes in telling people what he thinks ... the out of doors is for him . . . budding Navy man. F.F.A. 10, 11, 12. EARL HARRY MEYER Academic Always on the go . . . devoted to the band ... if high school doesn’t kill Earl, college will . . . president of Kript Kicker Five Club . . . hopes to be a wealthy engineer. Band 10, 11, 12; Junior Play; Senior Play; Baseball 10, 12; Dance Band 10, 11, 12; Class Vice President 11; Hall Monitor 12. 84 WILLIAM OWEN MCGINLEY General Would gladly take a few more study halls . . . has Northern Lebanon changed Bill or has Bill changed Northern Lebanon? . . . another car lover . . .what, me worry? . . . future undecided. Basketball 10, 11, 12; Track 11,12; Photography Club 12. JEFFRIE CRAIG MARLEY Industrial Arts Happy-go-lucky . . . drives a hot red Corvair . . . can take a joke. Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12; Hi-Y 10; Photography Club 11. CHERIE ANN MATTERS Business Education Never has her homework done . . . an iron jawed talker . . . gets along well with the opposite sex . . . never lets her studies interfere with her pleasures . . . ambition is to get married. F.H.A. 10; Dramatics Club 11; Knitting Club 12. ROBERT GEORGE MEYER RONALD EUGENE MICHAEL Business Education Shy and withdrawn . . . sensitive to homework . . . likes to go hunting . . . tremendous lover of school? . . . ambition is to be a truck driver. BONNIE FAYE MILLER Business Education Quiet?—Never . . . class wise cracker . . . can handle a hockey stick . . . pests classmates and teachers . . . future beautician. Softball 10; Hockey 10, 11, 12; Basketball 11, 12; Art Club 11, 12; Gym Leader’s Club 12. Academic Tall, good looking and friendly de- scribes Bob to a T ... a whiz In soccer . . . the Romeo of the senior class . . . who gave him a driver's license? . . . will pursue sports as a career. Basketball 10, 11, 12; Soccer 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10, 11. 12. ARTHUR MONROE MINNICH Industrial Arts Main problem seems to be staying interested in school . . . very unpre- dictable . . . very shy . . . probably will become a trapper. Audiovisual Club 12. MIRIAM MAE MINNICH Academic Never seems to have problems, or does she? ... a very attractive blonde . . . a pleasant companion and friend . . . to be an oral hygienist is her future goal. Art Club 10, 11, 12; Field Hockey 10, 11, 12; Gym Leader's Club 12. 85 MARIE ELAINE MOHLER Business Education Her favorite conversation is about all her boyfriends, so boys beware or you, too, will be on her list of broken hearts . . . ’’Problem, Problems . . . a cut up in the classroom . . . hap- piness is her future goal. JEAN LOUISE MOYER Business Education Very shy and bashful . . . never does things hastily . . . usually suc- cessful in whatever she attempts . . . a wonderful pal to anyone ... a ter- rific secretary she will one day make. Knitting Club 12. HARRY DAVID MOYER Vocational Agriculture Never overworks his mental capac- ities . . . could do without term papers . . . spends his pastime pumping gas . . . the crystal ball shows that one day he will be a millionaire. F.F.A. 12. MARY ALICE MOHN Academic A great talker . . . not sad, not gay, just pleasant each day . . . thoughtful ... an asset to our band . . . a teacher she shall be. Band 10, 11,12; Junior Play; Chorus 11, 12. ROBERT FRANKLIN MORGAN Industrial Arts Skates his troubles away . . . could do without tests . . . troubles pursue him . . . takes things as they come ... no special plans for the future. 86 HOY DAVID MOYER JUDY MARIE NORRIS Business Education Popular all around girl . . . she dresses neat and helps when work’s tobedone . . . N.L.H.S.'s gift to county, state, and national F.H.A. . . . afuture farmer's wife. F.H.A. 10, 11, 12; Hockey 10; Basketball 10; Assistant Librarian 9, 10; F.H.A. president 12. RUTH ELLEN MOYER Business Education Her shining eyes reveal the mer- riment that will ever be a part of her . . . favorite pastime is talking . . . marriage to that special someone is her goal after graduation. F.H.A. 10, 11; Library Club 11; Library Assistant 11; Dramatic Club 12. JOYCE MARIE MYERS Business Education Joyce majors in study halls . . . seen and heard . . . our sweater girl . . . injected with a phonographic needle ... is going to beauty school. Chorus 10; Softball 10; Art Club 11; Archive collection editor 12; Junior Play; Senior Play. VIRGINIA LEE MOYER Business Education Just a giggle box . . . has an ans- wer for everything . . . good all around student . . . high I.Q. brunette . . . future medical secretary. Library Assistant 9, 10, 11, 12; F.H.A. 10, 11, 12; Hall Monitor 12; Belron 12; Senior Play. Industrial Arts Good things come in small packages . . . friendly lad ... a pleasant com- panion and well worth keeping . . . girls beware! ... his dream is to be a taster in a peanut butter factory . . . ambition is in carpentry. Industrial Arts Society 10, 11, 12. EUGENE LARRY OLLAR Academic Fast man on the relay team . . . if there's a heart interest in girls, we fail to see it . . . never misses a day of school . . . Phillies fan . . . dreams of being a millionaire. Track 10. 11, 12; Coin Club 10, 11, 12. LUCILLE JUNE PHILUPPY Business Education Lucy has lightened many studious hours in the classroom . . . good in shorthand and on the beam ... set in her ways . . . noted for her singing ability . . . will brighten some office. Chorus 10, 11, 12; Library Assist- ant 10, 11, 12; Senior Play. JAMES IRVIN PEIFFER General He pretends to be a brain storm but sometimes we doubt it! . . . active in class, but not in class work . . . takes things as they come ... we are all anxious to see him in his navy blues. Photography Club 12. 4 NANCY LOUISE OLLAR Business Education Nancy is one of the few girls in our class who never has to bother with bobby pins or curlers . . . never wears a frown . . . whiz in bookkeeping . . . future accountant. Softball 10; Junior Play; National Honor Society 11, 12; Archive Staff 10, 11, 12, business manager 12; Assist- ant Treasurer 12; Hockey 12; Senior Play. LARRY JOHN PATCHES Academic Always dashing here and there . . . Hey, did you do my homework yet? . . . generally speaking, he's generally speaking . . . future lies in the engi- neering field. Band 10, 11, 12; Dance Band 10, 11, 12; Soccer 11. 88 MICHAEL LEROY RANK Academic The kind of person everyone looks up to ... he says what he thinks and thinks what he says ... a human ques- tion box ... a future teacher he may be. Coin Club 10; Concert Choir 11; Junior Play; Chorus 12; Senior Play. RONALD JAMES REAM Vocational Agriculture One of the Ag boys . . . hunter at heart . , . attracted to the weaker sex . . . look out Navy, here comes Ronnie! Ti ck 11; Baseball 12; F.F.A. 10, 11, 12. ' 1 JEAN ANNE REED Academic Supports the chewing gum factories . . . good things come in two s . . . •always ready to offer her opinion . . , has her own escort to classes . . . she has chosen nursing as her career; Oh, those lucky patients! Student Council 10, 12; Photography Club 11, 12; president 12; Senior Play. MARY ELIZABETH REED Academic Only her hairdresser knows for sure . . . What yearbook? . . . al- ways ready for a good time . . . am- bitious in everything she attempts . . . there is an R.N. in her crystal ball. Yearbook 10, 11, 12, editor 12. CLIFFORD LEW REICHERT Industrial Arts Main problem seems to be staying interested in school . . . dig that crazy blue Rambler . . . blessed with curly hair . . . future Mark Trail. 89 UNDA LOU REIGLE General Flips over the Beatles . . . in- terested in everything but school . . . her hair comes out of a bottle . . . adores dancing and good fun . . . ques- tionable future. Art Club 11; Knitting Club 12. JOYCE ANN RHOAD Business Education Has her eye on a graduate . . . ’’step high, flag twirler . . . when you hear someone flying across the key- board, you know Joyce is around . . . cute as they make'em . . . will soon be an IBM operator. Band front 10, 11, 12; Student Council 11; Archive 10, 11, 12, proof- reading editor 12; Hockey 12. DAVID HENRY RITCHIE Vocational Agriculture School-itis . . . can be heard be- fore seen . . . with his Chevy he's sure to be seen . . . can be found ripping up in study halls. F.F.A. 10, 11, 12. LEONARD WHITFIELD ROYER Industrial Arts Where did you get those freckles? . . . easy going . . . lives for track season . . . future pilot. Industrial Arts Society 10, 11, 12; Track 11, 12. NORA MAE RHOADS Business Education Studies regularly? . . . may be little but watch out! . . . she can skate forward, backward or upside down and loves it . . . future beautician. F.H.A. 10; Dramatic Club 11, 12; Library Assistant 12; Knitting Club 12. DENIS RALPH RUNKEL Business Education Never overworks mental capacities . . . enjoys soccer ... off into the Wild Blue Yonder is Denis's ambition. Coin Club 10, 11, 12; Soccer 11,12. HOWARD FRANCIS RUPP Industrial Arts Hunting and school Just don't mix!! . . . good natured as they come . . . always willing to offer his opinion . . . pulls plenty practical Jokes on unaware victims. Industrial Arts Society 10, 11, 12. JEAN FAYE RUTH Business Education Rather shy but full of fun . . . usually gets good marks ... a home- maker she will be some day. JAMES RICHARD RUTTER Vocational Agriculture Quiet but mischievous . . . friendly and easy going . . . great Ag- riculture devotee . . . future farmer. F.F.A. 10, 11, 12. SUNDRA FAY SCHAFEBOOK Business Education Always willing to lend a helping hand . . . has a shy way of getting into trouble . . . hates to get up early . . . dreams of going to Hawaii. Hockey 10, 11, 12; Art Club 11; Tri-Hi-Y 10; Gym Leader's Club 12; Band 12; Belron Staff 12. SHARON MARIE SCHRIVER Business Education One of our A students . . . sweet personality . . . can be depended upon . . . friendly toward everyone . . . has her eye on a certain he”. Band Front 10, 11, 12; Archive Staff 10, 11, 12, typing editor 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Gym Leaders Club 12. BETTY MAE SHUEY Business Education Likes a certain member of the opposite sex . . . radiant personality . horse lover ... a friend who is kind and true ... to be a housewife is her call. Art Club 10; Knitting Club 12. HARRY DONALD SCHULTZ Academic A cloud of dust, a streak of light, a hearty back fire, and here comes Schultzie ... loves to Joke . . . works part-time . . . takes advantage of not having teachers in class . . . goal is to be a millionaire. Science Club 10; Coin Club 11, 12. ALICE LYNN SHENK Academic Will graduate with an M.R.S. degree . . . noticeable red hair . . . peaches and cream complexion . . . happy-go- lucky . . . she will continue as a housewife. Softball 10; Library Club 10,11,12, president 12. LOUANA JANE SHUEY Business Education Fearlessly gives her opinion . . . likes to argue . . . usually gets good marks ... if you hear laughing, you ll know she's there. Chorus 10; Knitting Club 12. 92 RUSSELL RICHARD SHULTZ General He is a dear hunter, oops! we mean a deer hunter . . . came from Lebanon in our Junior year . . . likes to mess around with cars . . . will soon wear blue. Coin Club 11, 12. RICHARD HOWARD SMALL Industrial Arts We know very little of Richard because he's so quiet . . . out door type lad . . . lacks interest in the fairer sex, or does he? . . . future mechanic, but would make a better Ford salesman. RUSSELL RAYMOND SHULTZ Business Education Ready, willing, and able . . brains, especially in bookkeeping . . . doesn't say much about girls . . . future accountant. Track 10; Coin Club 10, 11, 12; Hall Monitor 12. KAREN KAY SMITH General A pal to all . . . seen but not heard . . . never gets into trouble . . . has a sparkling smile ... a future housewife. F.H.A. 10, 11, 12. SHIRLEY ANN SMITH Business Education She gets high marks in all her subjects . . . keeps out of trouble . . . never has much to say? ... a capable secretary she will be. Band Front 10, 11, 12; Belron Staff 12; Gym Leader's Club 12. 93 VERNON HARRY SMITH JOHN CHARLES SPANGLER Academic Band'members refer to him as Mr. President . . . our own Liberace . . . Mr. Flatop of 1965 . . . occupies our soccer goal cage ... a future music teacher. Band 10, 11, 12; Junior Play; Soccer 10, 11, 12; Track 10; Chorus 10, 11, 12, accompanist 12; Dance Band 10, 11, 12, president 12; Lebanon Daily News cor- respondent 12; Hall Monitor 12. Academic One of the class brains ... on the quiet side . . . does not show interest in girls . . . English class—for the birds . . . future chemical engineer. Science Club 10. 11, 12. BARBARA KAY SMOKER Academic Fun loving . . . friendly toward everyone ... is on the studious side i. . . a willing helper on whom all can depend ... the class artist . . . would like to do sb many things that she can't decide upon one. HocVey 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Belron Staff 10, 11, 12, art editor, 12; Student Council 10, 12; Gym Leader's Club 11, 12. LINDA CATHLEENE SNYDER Business Education Happy-go-lucky . . . very likeable . . . takes things as they come . . . constantly giggling . . . interests in any- thing but school. Belron Staff 10; F.H.A. 11, 12. ERNEST SAMUEL SOLIDAY Industrial Arts One of the shop guys ... up to mis- chief, and ready for mischief . . . does not show interest in girls . . . future steel worker. 94 LINDA KATHRYN SPANGLER Business Education- Easygoing, friendly gal . . . quiet until you get to know her . . . never hurries ... a rare sense of humor . . . future beautician. F.H.A, 10. 11, 12; Library Assist- ant 12. MARILYN LOUISE SPANGLER Business Education Willing to lend a helping hand to anyone in need ... an A-l student . . . she does her best in all she tries . . . future secretary. F.H.A. 10, 11, 12; Library Assist- ant 10, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12. ROBERT MORRIS SPANNUTH, JR. Academic A glassy-eyed drummer . . . Ford fan . . . Hershey Chocolateers . . . swims like a fish . . . hopes to become an architect. Baseball 10; Band 10, 11, 12; Dance Band 10, 11, 12; Junior Play; Audio Visual Club 12. BARRY WARREN STICKLER Industrial Arts Enjoys classes only while sleeping . . easy come, easy go . . . always ready to have a good time . . . ambition is to graduate. JOHN HARRY SPITLER Industrial Arts Mischievous lad ... loves to tease and argue . . . likes to stay out until ? ? ? A.M. ... he is letting the future take care of itself. Industrial Arts Society 10, 11, 12. SUSAN LOUISE VANCE General Usually found roller skating . . . likes school as much as mud . . . takes an intense interest in the opposite sex . . . has big ideas for the future. Art Club 11; F.H.A. 10; Photography Club 10; Knitting Club 12. EUGENE CHARLES SWANGER Industrial Arts He may seem bashful, but doesn't fool he gals . . . fill'er up, sir? ... an eye atching lad is he . . about his future he s undecided. Soccer 10, 11, 12; Hi-Y 11, 12. JOHN HENRY THIERWECHTER Industrial Arts Dead eye on the basketball court . . . quiet at times, but on the go . . . equal measure of wit, humor, and ability . . . John's long legs are going to help carry him up that ladder to success! . . . Wild Blue Yonder will soon be his theme song. Soccer 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12. SANDRA LEE THIERWECHTER Academic Brains . . . one of Esther's wait- resses ... a success in anything . . . musically inclined . . . after college- elementary teaching. Band Front 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10, 11, 12; Hockey 10, 11, 12; Junior Play; Senior Play. GREGORY HAROLD TRAUTMAN Academic Leads our student council as president . . . plays first chair baritone . . . what the girls call a real catch . . . he usually gets there i even if he is late . . . Greg's future will be in agri- culture or economics. Student Council 10, 11, 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10; Basketball 10; Soccer 11, 12; Junior Play; Class President 10, 11; F.F.A. 12. LYNN RICHARD WENGER Academic Dynamite with red hair . . . that voice melts all the girls ... his eyes spell mischief, his smile spells Hi! . . . probably will drive a race car . . . his future is in aerodynamics. Chorus 10, 11, 12; Junior Play; Senior Plav MALINDA ADA WENGER General Malinda is the slow, sure, and silent type . . . always ready with a smile . . . does not show interest in boys . . . will someday manage a household. Future Nurses' Club 11; Library Assistant 12. CONSTANCE MARIE WERNER Academic Plays a hot sax . . . blue-eyed cutie . . . can be caught speeding with her sewing machine . . . will use her know- ledge as a home economist. Band 10, 11, 12, secretary 12; Dance Band 10, 11, 12; F.H.A. 10, 11,12; Hockey 11; District Band 11,_ 12; Regional Band 11; Senior Play; Tri-Hi-Y 12. DIANE ELIZABETH WEST Academic Editor of the Belron Staff . . . baby of the class . . . small and cute as a kitten; that's Diane . . . there isn't a dull moment when she's around . . . future elementary teacher. Belron Staff 10, 11, 12, editor, 12; Hockey 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Gym Leader's Club 11, 12; Junior Play; Hall Monitor 12. JOANNE IRENE WOLFE Business Education Spreads cheer everywhere . . . gifted with intelligence . . . keeps study halls supplied with sweets . . . need any new jokes? . . . intends to be happy in the business field. National Honor Society 11, 12; Belron Staff, exchange editor 12; Library Assist- ant 12. 97 ANITA JOY YEAGLEY Academic To her, much of our progress and success has been due . . . beware, you fellows whose hearts are still In one piece . . . her middle name describes her outlook on life . . . will use her artistic talent and become an architect. Chorus 10, 11, 12; Band Front 10, 11, 12; Hockey Manager 10; Cheerleader 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Junior Play; Class Vice President 10; HaU Monitor 12. DONALD HENRY YORTY Industrial Arts Seems determined not to work too hard while in school . . . looks forward to his last class . . . up to mischief, into mis- chief and ready for mischief. Industrial Arts Society 10, 11, 12. NANCY EVELYN YORDY Academic Knows more words than Webster . . . summer resident of Poconos ... every time the honor roll is posted, you'll see Nancy's name on it . . fearlessly gives her opinion . . . future Chemistry or Biology teacher Chorus 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Library Assistant 10, 11, 12 PHYLLIS JEAN YEAGLEY Academic Star soprano . . . Fluff . . . Oh! Those blonde tresses . . . Phil is a bundle of smiling personality . . . plans to brighten a home. Band 10,11,12; Chorus 10,11,12; Hockey 10,11,12; Basketball 10,11,12; District Chorus 10. CAROL FAYE YORDY Business Education Crazy about hockey . . . she believes in telling people what she thinks . . . keen on a certain fellow . . . Busi- ness Manager of Belron . . . future un- decided but will lead a good life. Belron Staff 10, 11, 12; business manager 12; Hockey 10, 11, 12; Basket- ball 10, 11, 12; Softball 10; Gym Leader's Club 11, 12. LOUISE MARIE ZANIC Business Education A friend to all ... this sweet and lovely terro has many admirers ... a most unpredictable senior ... a future secretary. Band Front 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10, 11. 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Hockey 10, 11, 12; Junior Play; Class Secretary 10, 11, 12; Belron Staff 12; Gym Leaders's 12; Hall Monitor 12; Senior Play. BEATRICE CATHERINE ZEARFOSS General Studies little, worries less . . . ring finger, left hand sparkles . . . easy come, easy go . . . hopes to marry after graduation. F.H.A. 10, 12; Art and Crafts 11; Photography Club 12. JOHN DAVID ZECHMAN Academic Hunting enthusiast . . . Sprecher's dishwasher . . . never has much to say . . . always tinkering with his car . . . will keep law and order. Band 10, 11, 12; Dance Band 10, 11, 12; Belron Staff 10, 11, 12. SANDRA JEAN ZIMMERMAN Academic Sings in our chorus . . . quiet, but friendly ... man hater??? . . . fre- quently inhabits the library ... as a nurse she may call on you some day. Chorus 10, 11, 12; Library Assist- ant 10, 11, 12. CHRISTINE JOY ZIMMERMAN Business Education Small? Sure but that doesn't reduce her words per minute . . . fun-loving . . bashful toward the opposite sex . . . hopes to be a world traveler. Library Club 10; Spanish Club 11,12. 99 tycCKLVl 'PtcUf Under the able direction of Mr. Milton Mowrer.the Class of 1965 presented Beauty and the Beef, a three-act comedy. The play was about two teen-age girls, played by Louise Zanic and Sandy Thierwechter, who cooked up a scheme to postpone the most important football game of the sea- son. The cast knew the play was a success when the auditorium was filled with roars of laughter. First Row: Cindy Gahres, Mary Alice Mohn, Roxanne Fitting, Diane West, Anita Yeagley, Karen Kreider. Second Row: Earl Meyer, Louise Zanic, Shirley Deaven, John Spangler, Sandra Thierwechter, Lynn Wenger, Nanette Cortwright. Third Row: Brock Hower, Jeanne Anspach, Terry Ditzler, Janet Fahnestock, Michael Rank, Nancy Ollar, Greg Trautman, Dwain Alexander, Robert Spannuth, Joyce Myers, James Ditzler, BUI Kline, Bob Meyer. lOO Se U n Piety Sitting: Joyce Myers, Louise Zanlc, Virginia Moyer, Lucille Phillippy, Sandra Thler wecther, Lynn Wenger. Standing: Earl Meyer, Bill Kline, Terry Boyd, Brock Hower, Terry Dltzler, Bruce Klingler, Michael Rank, Connie Werner, Jean Reed, Nancy Ollar. The Seniors presented The Red House Mystery, a mystery-comedy in three acts by A. A. Milne, November 13 and 14. The Class of 1965 achieved the rec- ognition of having sold the most patrons and having the highest profit ever achieved by any other class at Northern Lebanon High School. Mr. Milton Mowrer was the director of this suspense filled drama. 101 Another school year has ended—a year which the students of Northern Lebanon High School will remember in many ways. For the Class of 1965 it was the long- awaited senior year— the year of deci- sion, of responsibility, of leadership. They can only remember it now—some regretting its brevity. Assembling for the last time as a class, they can only look back. With anticipation, high hopes and eagerness the underclassmen can look forward to another year, learning from the past year's mistakes, determined to make their year outstanding. The seniors now close this charm bracelet, symbolizing the end of their senior year. This yearbook must now close, but it is not a book to be put away on a dusty shelf, a book to be forgotten. Each time your Archive is opened, the school year of 1964-1965 will begin again—retell ing a vivid chapter in the story of our school.