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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1966 volume:

The 1966 Archive Northern Lebanon High School Fredericksburg, Pennsylvania Table of Contents Alma Mater ............................................... 3 Dedication ............................................... 4 Administration ............................................ 5 Faculty .................................................... 9 Additional Personnel .......................................13 Archive Staff ............................................ 14 Seniors ................................................... 15 Underclassmen........................................... 53 Memorium .................................................. 70 Athletics .............................................. 71 Activities ............................................. 81 Patrons .................................................. 104 2 Alma Mater Built along a busy highway Is the school we all hold dear Place which taught us well life's lessons Not to falter, not to fear. Chorus: We are proud of Northern Lebanon And our life's one aim will be To hold high the Viking banner Keeping faith and trust in thee. We will always give allegiance To the colors blue and gold And look forward to the future Unafraid, steadfast, and bold. Words — Harlan A. Daubert Gladys B. Hoover Music — Harlan A. Daubert 3 Dedication The class of 1966 is proud to dedicate the 16th edition of the Archive to Mrs. Edna Meyer. Although she is deserving of much more, in this small way we wish to express a token of our appreciation for her devotion, inspiration, and guidance to each of her students both in classroom situations and in everyday community life. During her years of teaching, she has not only given us the knowledge but also the strength to face tomorrow. May her life be enriched as she has enriched ours. Administration 5 High School Supervising Principal Seniors - Please accept my congratulations on your attainment of graduation from Northern Lebanon High School. This honor is just the beginning of your learning cycle which will continue until death. Tolerance and understanding should be- come a part of you. You must establish an evaluation of yourself for all people if you are to succeed in your chosen field of learning. You must develop important truths within yourself and live by them. Your cultural approach to all learning situations must follow the Golden Rule. Prove yourself by example so people may know you and the principles for which you stand. Your responsibilities must go beyond your per- sonal interests. Learn to be a creative adult. The world will honor you if you can show them you are a person who thinks. To be a leader you must set your academic standards high - work to the best of your ability and accept success as a reward for your labor. Harvey L. Nitrauer High School Man's achievements move forward with ever-increasing rapidity in this period of time we refer to as the Space Age . Undoubtedly, the pace of progress will continue to accelerate at an un- believable rate and you, the members of the class of 1966, will in some manner be a part of the tremendous future that lies ahead. You have been given a broad ed- ucation, the foundation for building your future. The degree of success you attain will be largely determined by how well you have prepared your base for achieving future goals and how adaptable you are to change. Throughout your lifetime you will be compelled to adjust to the rev- olutionary changes in our world of work, our professions, our economy and our society. You have been given the education needed to meet the demands of the future. If you fail to use this education and if you resist change, society will whirl by you and you will be left with the relics of the past while the rest of society enjoys the fruits of the present. It is my sincere wish that each of you will successfully meet the challenges of the future and that you will strive to be a most worthy citizen in our great nation. May I extend to each of you my very best wishes. Clarence M. Krammes Secretaries Mrs. Irma Schaeffer Miss Lucille Phllllppy School Board LEFT TO RIGHT: Franklin Bachman, Secretary; John Gilbert, Gerald Wolfe, Jonas Meyer, Warren Ditzler, President; Paul Slike, Sr., Treasurer; Edward Trainer, Dr. Harry Reed, Harry Boyer, Vice President. 8 Mr. Frederick Gahres Assistant Principal Mr. Kenneth Judkins Business Manager Faculty 9 Mrs. Susan E. Altland, A. B. Lebanon Valley College English, Vocabulary Mr. Robert H. Ayers, B. S., M. Ed. Lebanon Valley, College, Pennsylvania State College, Millersvllle State College Guidance Mrs. Claire A. Bensing, B. S. East Stroudsburg State College English Miss Eleanor D. Brehm, B. S. Wilkes College Art Mr. James K. Davis, A. B., M. S. Lebanon Valley College, Temple University Social Studies Mr. Galen L. Donmoyer, B. A. Elizabethtown College Wood Shop M r. Frederick L. Gahres, B. S., M. Ed. East Stroudsburg State College, Temple University P. O. D. Mr. William G. Altland, A. B. Lebanon Valley College English, Public Speaking Mrs. Patricia W. Bell, B.S. Elizabethtown College Shorthand I n, Bookkeeping I, Office Practice J. Ralph Brimmer, B.S. Millersvllle State College American History, PennsyLvanla History, Civics Mr. Thomas F. Donmoyer, A. B. Elizabethtown College World History, American History Mr. J. Ray Bickel, B. S. Pennsylvania State University Vocational Agriculture Mrs. Nancy E. S. Delter, B. S. Kutztown State College Art Mr. Robert P. Gilbert, B. A. Elizabethtown College Business Mathematics, U. S. History, General Mathematics, Sociology Mr. Thomas C. Bender, B. S. Lebanon Valley College Biology Mrs. Catharine Boshart, B.S. Bluffton College Home Economics Mr. Harlan A. Daubert, B.S., M. Ed. Lebanon Valley College, Pennsylvania State University Instrumental Music Mrs. Dorothy H. Ditzler, B.S. Millersvllle State College Geography Mr. Richard A. Folmer, B. S. East Stroudsburg State College History Mr. Walter L. Greenawalt, B. S. Millersvllle State College Metal Shop Mr. Larry Q. Hall, B. S., M. S. Lebanon Valley College, Temple University Physical Science, C.B.A., Chemistry, Physics Mrs. Penny S. Hllk, B. A. American University English Mr. Joseph I. Jandrositz, B. S. East Stroudsburg State College Health, Physical Education Miss Jeanlne L. Keefer, B. S. Mlllersvllle State College Advanced Mathematics, Shop Mathematics, General Mathematics Mr. Mahlon W. Llneaweaver, B. S. Mlllersvllle State College Mathematics Mr. Milton H. Mowrer, Jr., A. B. Elizabethtown College English, Speech, Creative Writing Mrs. Ruth A. Reber, A. B. Juniata College English Mrs. Ruth E. Jeffers, B. A. Ursinus College, Drexel Institute Librarian Mr. Albert I. Maurer, B.S., M. Ed. Shippensburg State College Temple University Bookkeeping, Typing, Mathematics Mr. Dennis P. Rhen, B. S. Mlllersvllle State College World Cultures, Pennsylvania History� Civics Mrs. Mabel G. Hollowell, B. S. Johns Hopkins Hospital School of Nursing School Nurse Mr. William S. Koons, B. S. Mlllersvllle State College Earth and Space Science, General Science Mr. Philip J. Mulvlhlll, B.S Indiana State College American History, Geography Mr. Myron H. Hammes, B.S. East Stroudsburg State College, Kutztown State College Health, Physical Education Mrs. Gladys M. Hoover, B. S. Lebanon Valley College Jr. High General Music Miss Sandra J. Juran, B. S. West Chester State College Health, Physical Education Mr. Larry J. Kramer, B. S. Kutztown State College Mathematics Mrs. Edna Y. Meyer, B. A. Lebanon Valley College English Mr. Richard C. Phillips, B. S. Bloomsburg State College Problems of Democracy Mr. John H. Rhen, B. S. East Stroudsburg State College Driver Education Mrs. Wilda M. Schooley, B. S. Shlppensburg State College Business Math, Commercial Survey, Typing I, Law, Sales Mr. Sheldon C. Risslnger, B.S. East Stroudsburg State College Arithmetic Mr. David J. Shenk, A. B. Lebanon Valley College, Universidad de San Carlos, Guatemala; Universidad de Guadalajara, Mexico; Temple University Spanish, English Mr. Russell W. Smith, B. S. Pennsylvania State College Science Mr. Frederick F. Spangler, B. S. West Chester State College, Temple University Biology and General Science Mr. Clair D. Wagner, B. S. Lebanon Valley College J.B.T., Typing I, n Miss Lottie J. Snavely, A. B., M. A. Lebanon Valley College, Columbia University English, Latin Miss Barbara L. Trautman, B.S. Mansfield State College Vocational and General Home Economics Mrs. Doris L. Wagner Lebanon Valley College, Elizabethtown College Special Education Mr. Joseph C. Salle, B. A., M. A. Lebanon Valley College, Temple University English Mrs. Pauline S. Shuey, B. S. West Chester State College Health, Physical Education Miss Ann D. Snyder, A. B. Elizabethtown College English, Spanish Mr. Jackson W. Underkoffler, B. S. Mlllersvllle State College General Science Miss Janice H. Wanner, B. S. Pennsylvania State University, Temple University Guidance Mrs. Mae F. Watson, A. B. Albright College German and English Mr. William M. Yavorsky, B. S. Pennsylvania State University Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing Mr. Kenneth E. Watts, B. S. Mlllersvllle State College World Culture, Pennsylvania History, Civics Mr. Kenneth J. Wolfe, B. S. East Stroudsburg State College Reading Mr. Richard S. Zerbe, B. S. Lebanon Valley College, Franklin and Marshall, Western Reserve Algebra, General Mathematics Additional Personnel Cafeteria Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. C. Eber Miller, Manager; Johnston, Mrs. Mildred Wood, Mrs. Susan Boyer, Miss May Bross, Mrs. Ethel Boltz, Mrs. Evelyn Mrs. Grace Daub, Mrs. Marian Emerich, Swope, Mrs. Marian Smith, Mrs. Dorothy Mrs. Geraldine Brandt. Custodians LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Lloyd Wengert, Mr. John Hock, Mr. Paul Donmoyer, Mr. Paul Rupp, Mr. Miles 13 Rittle. Archive Staff SEATED: Brenda LeBourgeois, Secretary and Photo- graphy Editor; Donna Hebei, Collection Editor; Carole Ulrich, Typing Editor; Lois Spltler, Editor-In-Chief. SECOND ROW: Florence Deppert, Marilynn Gingrich, Donna Wolfe, Carol Grumbine, Janet Umbenhen, Business Manager; Carol Ruth, June Swelgert. THIRD ROW: Elizabeth Spannuth, Cynthia Eyler, Gayeleen Barnhart, Faye Bordlemay, Copy and Layout Editor; Barbara Whitt, Joyce Moyer, Proofreading Editor; Mrs. Wllda Schooley, Advisor. We, as members of the Archive Staff, have strived to make this yearbook not only a record of our school activities, classes, and good times but a treasure chest of memories. We, as seniors, hope to utilize the knowledge which we have obtained during the past twelve years. We will face the future with the hope that we may benefit from our efforts. 14 Seniors 15 Senior Class Officers KNEELING: Kelley Posey, President; Fred Kent, Treasurer. STANDING: Carole Ulrich, Secretary; Mr. Frederick Gahres, Class Advisor; James Strlckler, Vice President. Motto The Road of Learning Leads to the City of Success. Flower Saratoga Rose Colors Teak Brown and Tan 16 Richard Frank Amick Industrial Arts Rick Easy come—easy go. . .gets a kick out of goofing off . . . seeks a future in the Marines. Coin Club 10; Visual Aids Club 11, 12; Sports Club 12. Darlene Fay Bashore Business Education Dolly Petite . . . pecks a mean keyboard . . . neat dresser . . . P.O.D. is her downfall. Arts and Crafts Club 10; Belron Staff 11, 12, Business Manager 12. Annie Charlotte Adams Vocational Home Economics Ann Animated laughter . . . pleasant to be around . . . blue-eyed blonde . . . future homemaker. Photography Club 11; Dramatics Club 10; Art Club 12. Norma Jean Atkins Academic Norm Has more friends than foes . . . musically Inclined . . . sparkling spirit. Hockey 10; Treble Choir 11; Concert Choir 10, 12; Art Club President 11; Junior Play. Caroline Ann Banko Academic Caroline On the quiet side . . . good natured . . . smiles frequently . . . fragile, handle with care. Arts and Crafts Club 10; Art Club 12. 17 Eleanor Joyce Blauch Business Education Eleanor Strong Dutch accent . . . never seems to have much to say. . .short and shy. F.H.A, 10, 11, 12; Belron Staff 11. Dennis James Boltz Academic Den Usually successful In all he attempts . . . gets along with everyone. . .future medical doctor. Visual Aids Club 10; Junior Play; Oratorical Contest 10, 11. Jane Marie Boyer Academic jane Has a secret formula for making friends . . . has the necessary qualities for success . . . stylish wardrobe . . . our sweater girl. Band 10, 11, 12; Concert Choir 10, 11, 12; Hall Monitor 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Student Council 11, 12; Snow Ball Queen 10. Charles Elias Bomberger Academic Chuck Courteous . . . can be seen with Jane . . . never misses a basketball game . . . plans to further his education. Basketball Scorekeeper 10, 11, 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Concert Choir 10, 11, 12; Hall Monitor 12; Student Council 10; Junior Play. Faye Lorraine Bordlemay Academic Faye Pep of a firecracker ... an asset to our band front. . .likes boys but can’t decide which one. Yearbook Staff 11,12, Copy and Lay- out Editor 12; Band Front 12; Art Club 10; Belron Staff 10, 11; Basketball 10; Gym Leader’s Club 12; Junior Play; Senior Play. 18 Ricky Lynn Brandt Academic Brandt Mischievous lad . . . easy going . . . hates to hurry . . . S-HH-HH. Soccer 11, 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Concert Choir 10,11,12; Dance Band 11, 12. Galen Amos Clay Industrial Arts Clay Shy when it comes to girls . . . always ready to lend a helping hand . . . future draftsman. Concert Choir 10, 11, 12; Industrial Arts Society 10, 11, 12. Sallyann Daub Business Education Sal Quiet? . . . loves to sing on the bus . . . likes to argue. Concert Choir 10, 11, 12. Dorothy Marie Cassel Vocational Home Economics Dottsie Country dweller . . . favorite sub- ject is home economics. . .futureWave. F.H.A. 10, 11, 12. Bruce Eugene Daub Academic Knobby Happy-go-lucky . . . wise cracks are his specialty ... an enthusiastic member of the Jonestown Junior Fire- men. Coin Club 10; Visual Aids Club 11, 12. 19 Katie Esther Doster Business Education Katie Expresses her opinion freely . . . seldom seen with a frown . . . always eager to share a good laugh. Future Nurses' Club 11. Cheryl Ann Eisenhauer Business Education Cheryl Seen but not heard . . . usually seen with Linda . . . Assets = Liabilities + Proprietorship. 20 Janice Elaine Davis Business Education Duck Good for a laugh . . . likes to study? . . . always seen with Susie. Future Nurses' Club 11, 12; Junior Play; Senior Play. Sandra Mary Downs Academic Horse A horse of a different breed . . . ten feet tall and still growing . . . athletically inclined. Belron Staff 11; Basketball 12. Earl Elam Eckert Vocational Agriculture Beggy Easy to get along with . . . inter- ested in everything but cars . . . one of our many future farmers. F.F.A. 12. Eileen Catherine Farrell Academic Toots Part time leather piucker. . .halls from Fredericksburg . . . has a built- in beauty parlor . . . may some day be the only Vikingette with scorched hair. Student Council 10; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Gym Leader’s Club 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y Club 11; Junior Play. Timothy Allen Fisher Vocational Agriculture Tim One of our future farmers of A merlca . . . on the quiet side . . . has little ambition until it comes to out- of-school work. F.F.A. 10, 11, 12. John William Fee man Academic John Enjoys school as long as teachers aren’t involved ... an all around kind of fellow. Band 10, 11, 12; Photography Club 11; Visual Aids Club 10, Sports Club 12. Bonita Jean Fittery Academic Fit Snappy dresser ... a pro on the dance floor . . . has artistic ability . . . will some day decorate the White House. Student Council 11; Hockey 12, Belron Staff 11; Concert Choir 12; Treble Choir 11; Basketball 12; Senior Play. Beverly Ann Fitch Academic Beverly She came to us in her senior year . . . talkative . . . college is In store for her future. Basketball 10, 11, 12; Future Teachers of America 10; Senior Play; Dramatics Club 12. 21 Joann Sharon Fulk Robert Lloyd George Industrial Arts Bob Quiet . . . never gets into trouble . . . shy when it comes to girls. Coin Club 10, 11, 12. James Carl Graybill Jr. Academic Cork A hard worker at anything he attempts . . . drives a little red Corvair . . . will some day replace Mr. Bickel. F.F.A. 10, 11, 12, President 11, 12; Soccer 11, 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Concert Choir 10. Business Education Joann Little but mighty ... a giggle box . . . short and sweet . . . can be seen at the race track. Tri-Hi-Y Club 11. Cheryl Marie Gerhart Business Education Pickle Sherry s side kick . . . has a shiny ring finger . . . mischief lurks behind that innocent expression. Belron Staff 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Junior Play; Hall Monitor 12; Student Council 10; Senior Play. Connie Rose Gilbert Business Education Connie A friendly gal . . . never seems to have much to say . . . flashes a big smile. Dramatics Club 11; Gym Leader s Club 12. 22 Sharon Louise Grimes Business Education Sharon Has a warm smile for everyone • . . good natured and full of fun . . . a nice personality. Howard Duane Gross Vocational Agriculture Goose Keeps those dull classes alive . . . has an Interest in cars . . . would ex- change English class for Agriculture class any day. F.F.A. 10, 11, 12. Darlene Ann Halsell Business Education Yogi Can be seen making subs at the Busy Bee . . . enjoys dancing. . .has her eye on a certain someone. Richard Earl G rum bine Industrial Arts Rick Appears to be rather quiet. . . one of our Industrial Arts boys . . . hopes to own a Plymouth some day. Rita Ann Grumbine Vocational Home Economics Rita Red hair minus temper ... always ready for a laugh. . . future hair stylist. F.H.A. 11, 12; Concert Choir 10,11, 12; Treble Choir 12. Donna Kay Hebei Business Education Heb Extremely handy with a sewing machine . . . friendly personality . . . a great talker. Yearbook Staff 11, 12, Collection Editor 12. Gary Fred Heuer Academic Gus Usually gets good marks . . . can be seen tearing around in his Corvair . . . happy-go-lucky type. Travel Club 10; Photography Club 11; Visual Aids 12. 24 Bonnie Louise Hass Business Education Bonnie Hails from Rockwood ... not too interested in the opposite sex. . . future is undecided. Dramatics Club 10. Luke Dennis Heisey Industrial Arts Luke Musically inclined . . . enjoys sports. . . sparkling spirit. Industrial Arts Society 10, 11, 12, President 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Band 10, 11, 12. Huguette Luclenne Hendry Business Education Lucy Came to us in her junior year from Central Dauphin East . . . usually quiet . . . will be found pounding the keyboard. Art Club 12. Anne Louise Houtz Business Education Anne Quiet until you get to know her ... Is it true blondes have more fun? Future Nurses Club 11. Howard Eugene Jarrett Academic Howard Studious . . . on the quiet side • . • not interested In the opposite sex. Band 10, 11; Political Affairs Club 12. Cheryl Ann Houser Business Education Sherry Carefree as the wind . . . source of many riots ... a clown's clown. Hall Monitor 12; Student Council 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Junior Play; Belron Staff 11, 12; Concert Choir 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10; Gym Leader's Club 11, 12; Senior Play. Susie Louise Huffman Business Education Susie Quiet ? ? ? has her eye on a special fellow . . . Queen of the Halls! Dramatics Club 10; Future Nurses' Club 11. Daniel P. Husk Industrial Arts Hammer Finds teachers, In general, very annoying and school an unnecessary evil. Industrial Arts Society 10, 11, 12. 25 Ronald L. Kaylor Business Education Ronnie Sensitive to homework . . . rides a Harley Davidson . . . hard worker? ? Concert Choir 10, 11, 12. Edward Ralph Kern Industrial Arts Ed Always has a crew cut. . . bashful . . . likes to work with machines . . . takes things as they come. 26 Dale Howard Jones Industrial Arts Humph Slips Away from the opposite sex . . . interest lies in baseball. . .seems determined not to work too hard while in school. Baseball 10; Concert Choir 10; Sports Club 12. Edith Mae Kennedy Academic Edie Honor roll student. . . hasapleas- ing personality . . . seldom heard. Library Club 10, 11, 12, Library Assistant 12. Fred Eugene Kent Academic Freddy Active in sports . . . always in the midst of fun . . . well liked. Visual Aids Club 10, 11, 12; Soccer 11, 12; Basketball 10; Student Council Treasurer 12; Track 12; Class Trea- surer 12. Frank Howard Kern Industrial Arts Wampus Cat Active In sports . . . loves to tease the girls . . . plans to go to college . . . never a dull moment around F rank. Soccer 10, 11; Basketball, 10, 11; Visual Aids Club, 11, 12. Larry Lee Kline Academic Kllney Wants to be an aviator . . . tall, good looking . . . well built. Band 10, 11, 12; Dance Band 11, 12; Soccer 10, 11; Hall Monitor 12. Arlene Faye Kohr Academic Arlene A twin . . . appears to be rather quiet . . . doesn't bother anybody. Band 10, 11, 12; Nurses' Club 10, 11, 12. Richard Walter Kline Academic Rick Brown wavy hair . . . likes outdoor life . . . always has a wise remark. . . future tree doctor. F.F.A. 10, 11, 12. Stanley Woodrow Kline Industrial Arts Stan Adds life to any situation . . . favorite pastime—flirting . . . always out for fun. Edwin Herman Kohr Industrial Arts Ted May produce sponges one day? . . . watch out for the jelly fish! ... not too interested in the opposite sex. Soccer 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Visual Aids Club 10, 11, 12. Victor Dean Koser Academic Dean Never does things hastily. . .never lets pleasures interfere with his studies. Visual Aids Club 10; Photography Club 11. 28 Arnold Ray Kohr Business Education Amie Often seen, rarely heard . . . co- operative . . . has a twin sister . . . future Airman. Track 10, 11, 12; Travel Club 10; Chess and Checker Club 11; Band 10, 11, 12; Sports Club 12. Linda Lou Kohr Business Education Linda Such lo-o-o-ong hair. . .quiet. . . small in stature . . . will be found working with numbers. Library Club 10. Michael Bomberger Koons Vocational Agriculture Koonie Has many secret admirers ... a live wire ... tall blonde. FW. 10, 11, 12. Donald Ray Krall Jane Adelle K reamer Academic Jane Interest lies in the band . . . never walks alone . . . earns the grades she gets. Belron Staff 10, News Editor 11,12; Art Club 10; Majorette 11, 12; Gym Leaders Club 11, 12. Eugene Delorn Kreiser Industrial Arts Gene An asset to our sports program . . . friendly to one and all ... out to have a good time. Soccer 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Industrial Arts Society 10, 11, 12. Industrial Arts Krally Ono's number one newspaper boy . . . plans to catch up on sleeping when school ends ... a friend to all. Industrial Arts Society 1C, 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12. Celeste Pauline Kreiser Business Education Celeste Bashful??? . . . dislikes boring classes . . . has a smile for everyone. Future Nurses' Club 11. Darlene Elsie Kreiser Vocational Home Economics Darlene Shiny left ring finger . . . her hair comes out of a bottle. Dramatics Club 10; Future Nurses' Club 11; Library Assistant 11,12; F.H.A. 12. 29 Gary Lee K reiser Janice Marie Kreiser Vocational Home Economics Janet Long wavy hair . . . quiet, friendly personality . . . has quite an interest in the opposite sex. Future Nurses Club 12; Library Assistant 12; F.H.A. 12. Sandra Kay Lentz Academic Sandy Always willing to assist. . .smiles easily . . . gym enthusiast. Hockey 10, 11, 12; Gym Leader's Club 11, 12; Student Council 10, 12; F.H.A. 10, 12; Belron Staff 11; Hall Monitor 12; Library Assistant 10. Industrial Arts Gary Has trouble getting to school . . . likes to delay homework as much as possible . . . future lies in the armed forces . . . majors in study halls. Brenda Ann LeBourgeois Academic Bush Tidy appearance. . . energetic. . . her interests lie in a certain alumni. Basketball 10; Cheerleader 11, 12; Gym Leader's Club 11, 12; Junior Playj Senior Play; Student Council 11; Year- book Staff 11, 12, Secretary and Pho- tography Editor 12; Hall Monitor 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Belron Staff 10, 11. Jo Ann Louise Leffler General jo Enjoys a day off ... a live wire . . . can be found at the roller rink. Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12. 30 Elaine Catherine Lerch Jean Diane Long Academic Diane Sweet disposition . . . natural blonde . . . will someday have a cool bedside manner. District Band 10; Future Nurses' Club 10, 11, 12; Band 10, 11, 12. Academic Elaine Plays a mean clarinet . . . one of our A students . . . future world traveler. Band 10, 11, 12; Concert Choir 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Treble Choir Accompanist 11, 12. Donna Marie Light Business Education Blondle A great talker . . . usually seen with Carol . . . Manicure anyone? F.H.A. 10, 11, 12. Sandra Kay Light Business Education Sandy Has an unusual laugh. . . spends her spare time in Lebanon . . . full of pep. Belron Staff 12. 31 Edward Lee Ludwig Academic Ed Slides a mean trombone . . . sports enthusiast . . . contagious laugh ... a class clown. Soccer 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10,11, 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Hall Monitor 11, 12; National Honor Society 11,12; Junior Play; Band 10, 11, 12; Dance Band 10, 11, 12; Belron 12; Senior Play. Linda Sue Mease Business Education Mease Gets silly spells . . . constantly talking . . . future office worker. Dramatics Club 10; Photography Club 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 12. 32 I Eileen Elizabeth Loverich Business Education Leenie Has know-how with clothes . . . dislikes talking in front of the class . . . attractive brunette. Belron Staff 10; Art Club 12. Patricia Lee Lutz Business Education Pat Quiet in more ways than one . . . came to us in her Junior year . . . future bookkeeper. Concert Choir 10; Art Club 12. Jack T. Mauser Industrial Arts Rat Difficult to comprehend . . . inter- ested in everything but school . . . race car fiend. Sports Club 12. Sandra Dianne Milbum Business Education Sandy Probable future housewife . . . proud owner of a diamond . . . appears rather quiet at times. Dramatics Club 11; Tri-Hl-Y 12. Mary Jane Mohler Vocational Home Economics Janie Faints at the thought of speeches . . . gets along well with others . . . pastime is roller skating. Spanish Club 10; Art Club 11. Evelyn Kaye Messner Business Education Evie Giggles quite frequently. . . always rekdy to lend a helping hand . . . easy come, easy go. F.H.A. 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12. Sallie Ann Miller Sal Business Education Never gets Into trouble? ? . . . always out to have a good time . . . future housewife. F.H.A. 10, 11; Belron Staff 12. Stanley A. Minnich Industrial Arts p. Q. Finds teachers, In general, very annoying and school an unnecessary evil . . . hopes to graduate with the Class of 66. Sports Club 12. 33 Alma Mae Moyer Business Education Alma Quietly milks the cows . . . future secretary . . . very active in theF.H.A. F.H.A. 10, 11, 12. Dennis Lamar Mull Industrial Arts Speedy Rides a motorcycle . . . not too talkative . . . sure to be a successful mechanical engineer. Industrial Arts Society 10, 11, 12. 34 Gerald Mark Moyer Industrial Arts Moyer Likes school with some exceptions, such as homework . . . allergic to quiet classes . . . will be found pounding nails in the future. Visual Aids Club 11, 12; Band 10. 11, 12. Joyce Eleanor Moyer Business Education Joyce Proud owner of aHershey class ring . . . loves P.O.D.??? . . . good-natured and full of fun. Library Club 10; Yearbook Staff 11, 12, Proofreading Editor, 12. Carol Ann Peiffer Business Education Carol Lets the turtle win the race . . . can’t get a word In edgewise with Carol? . . . will someday be a secretary. F.H.A. 10, 11; Art Club 12;National Honor Society 11; Hall Monitor 12; Knit- ting Club 12. Samuel Earl Poor man Industrial Arts Sam Can’t wait for graduation . . . has a bottomless pit for a stomach. Soccer 10, 11, 12; Visual Aids Club 12. John Wendell Patrick Academic Pat Fresh from the South . . . always seen smiling . . . will probably be suc- cessful In all his attempts. Track 12; Visual Aids Club 10, 12. Donna Faye Peiffer Business Education Peiffer Usually seen with Darlene . . . always In the midst of mischief ... a great talker. Photography Club 11; Dramatics Club 10. Lenore Jean Plttenger Academic Lenore Has a way with a paint brush . . . stylish wardrobe . . . very dependable . . . some day will decorate the White House. Art Club 10, 11, 12; Belron Staff 11, 12. 35 Rhoda Jane Reichert Academic Rhoda Beautiful long hair . . . her inter- ests are in a certain alumni . . . would exchange school for John any day. Belron Staff 10, 11, 12; F.H.A. 10. Kelley Gene Posey Academic R©d Nice all around guy ... the kind of person every one looks up to . . . red top in a green F ord . . . will some day become President. Class President 10, 11, 12; Basket- ball 10, 11, 12; Band 10,11,12, President 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12, President 12; Visual Aids Club 10, 11, 12; Sports Club 12. Victoria Ann Reside Vocational Home Economics Vicky Petite . . . dislikes school . . .her interests are in the Army. Photography Club 11. Thomas Allen Rhen Industrial Arts Tom Drives his brother's Mustang . . . asset to the Industrial Arts section . . . future draftsman. Industrial Arts Society 10, 11, 12. 36 William Henry Rhan Academic Fish The class amphibian ... a live wire . . . honor student in P.O.D. Band 10, 11, 12; Dance Band 10, 11, 12; Soccer 10, 11, 12; Visual Aids Club 10. Charles Richard Rhoads Rita Lucille Richard Academic Rita Enjoys music ... a great talker . . . future pain killer . . . lends a help- ing hand to one and all. Senior Band 10, 11, 12; Concert Choir 10, 11, 12; Senior Play. William Ritchie Russell Industrial Arts Rick Accident prone . . . gas pumper at Richard’s. . . future state policeman??? Industrial Arts Poss Unsurpassed In getting into mischief . . . knows a car Inside out. . . likes girls In general. Lloyd Raymond Ritchie General Ritchie Double trouble ... a tendency to like girls . . . knows the problems of cars . . . majors in study halls. Sports Club 12. Edward Lynn Robb Industrial Arts Eddie Leisure time spent with his head under a hood . . . always ready for a good joke . . . likes math? 37 Edward Michael Saphore Academic Buzz An eye-catching lad . . . unkind words are not found in his vocabulary . . . always full of fun, love, and laughter. Visual Aids Club 10, 11, 12; Soccer 11, 12; Student Council 11, 12; Class Treasurer 10, 11,12; Junior Play; Senior Play; Visual Aids Club 12. Chester Jay Sebastian Industrial Arts Ches Likes hot” cars . . . dislikes homework . . . haircut anyone ? . . . Hails from Jonestown. Visual Aids Club 11, 12; Soccer 11, 12. 38 Stephan Garret Sager Business Education Steve Always ready to give teachers a hard time . . . active in sports . . . careful driver ? ? ? His future lies in the Marine Corps. Travel Club 10; Visual Aids Club 11, 12; Soccer 11, 12; Track 10, 11. Russell Elias Schott Vocational Agriculture Russ Dislikes stop signs and speed limits . . . never lets studies interfere with pleasures . . . likes to attract attention. Baseball 10; F.F.A. 10, 11, 12. Glenn Edward Seaman General Glenn The silent type . . . takes things as they come . . . not too interested in school. F.F.A. 10, 11. Mary Ann Segneri Business Education Mare Adds appearance to our band . . . a whiz In shorthand . . . usually seen wearing a friendly smile. Majorette 11, 12, Head Majorette 12; Cheerleader 10, 11, 12, Cheerleading Captain 11, 12; Belron Staff 11, 12, Art Editor 12. Shirley Sharon Shirk Academic Shirley Friendly gal . . . good academic student . . . college is her next step after graduation. Library Assistant 10, 11, 12. John Ralph Segneri Academic John Marvelous dancer . . . winning smile . . . faithful band member. Drum Major 12. Paul Allen Sherk Academic Sherky Motor inventor . . . one of the shorter members of our class . . . will argue a point. . . majors in dry humor. Baseball 12; Basketball 12. Kenneth Norman Shirk Academic Kenny Excellent music ability . . . swell disposition . . . will be a second Ernest Hemingway. Hall Monitor 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Concert Choir 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Junior Play; Senior Play. 39 Richard Paul Sholley Vocational Agriculture Dick Quiet . . . his main interest lies in agriculture . . . has a warm smile for everyone. FJF.A. 10, 11, 12. Randoph Allen Shroyer General Randy Fond of music . . . spectator at the drag s. Band 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10; Sports Club 12 Linda Sue Small Business Education Linda Known for her giggles . . . plans to be a beautician . . . always in a hurry. Tri-Hi-Y 11; Library Assistant 12; Dramatics Club 10; Gym Leader’s Club 12. 40 Connie Fay Shuey Business Education Connie Up to mischief, into mischief, and ready for mischief . . . happy-go-lucky . . . radiant personality. F.H.A. 10, 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 10; Library Assistant 12. Paul Edward Sllke Academic Peanut An all-around nut. . . beats a mad bass drum . . . demolition expert. Band 10, 11, 12; Concert Choir 11, 12; Belron Staff 10, 11, 12; Junior Play; Visual Aids Club 10; Senior Play. Marianne Arlene Spangler Business Education Spanky Can be seen working at the Dairy Queen . . . attractive blonde . . . future hair stylist. Student Council 10; Dramatics Club 10; Belron Staff 12. Lois Jeannette Spitler Business Education Lois Will we ever meet our deadline? . . . short and sweet blue-eyed blonde . . . assiduous letter-writer. Student Council 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 10, 11, 12, Editor-in-chief 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Hall Monitor 12. Gary Lynn Smith Industrial Arts Smitty Quiet and reserved . . . plans to be a Civil Engineer ... an asset to the Industrial Arts section. Ronald Keith Spannuth Academic Ronnie Friendly . . . pleasing personality . . . neat dresser . . . future Medical Doctor. Visual Aids Club 10, 11, Basket- ball 10. Delores Marie Spitler Business Education Speedy Always ready for a good Joke . . . easy to get along with . . . marriage lies in the future. Tri-Hi-Y 11; Library Assistant 10. 41 John Henry Stone Academic Stoney Good student . . . witty . . . our crystal ball shows college in the future. Band 10, 11, 12; Concert Choir 10, 11, 12; Junior Play; Senior Play. Carole Ann Ulrich Business Education Cork Is 4 11” . . . plans to be taller. . . Commercial brain . . . will either take the boss’s notes or fix his wife's hair. Yearbook Staff 10,11,12, Typing Editor 12; Class Secretary 11,12; Student Council Secretary 12; National Honor Society 11,12; Hall Monitor 12. 42 Richard Allen Stickler General Dick Out to have a good time . . . double trouble . . . racing fan. Travel Club 10; Visual Aid Club 11, 12; Soccer 12; Sports Club 12. James William Strickler Industrial Arts Strickler Co-operative . . . unhurried . . . works to his mental capacity . . .future shop instructor. Industrial Arts Society 10, 11, 12; Soccer 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Hall Monitor 12; Basketball 10,11,12. Brenda Kay Trautman Business Education Brenda Pleasing personality . . . friendly and full of fun . . . future beautician. Treble Choir 11,12. Dennis Lee Walmer Industrial Arts Dennis Not too Interested In the opposite sex . . . tall blonde . . . plans to be a barber. Coin Club 10; Visual Aids Club 12. Janet Louise Umbenhen Business Education Jan Can be found pumping gas at Dundore's . . . keeps track of the Archive Staffs pennies. F.H.A. 10, 11; Yearbook Staff 11, 12, Business Manager 12; National Honor Society 11, 12. Craig Dennis Wagner Business Education Craig Never overworks mental capacities . . . doesn't let homework Interfere with pleasure . . . favorite pastime—girl teaser. Visual Aids Clubs 11, 12. Dennis C. Walborn Academic Denut Denut is a friend to everyone . . . one day will become a great spokesman . . . a whiz In the Academic course. Belron Staff 10. 43 Elwood Paul Wampler Vocational Agriculture Woody Always seen with Russ . . . proud owner of a Chevy . . . flirt. FJF.A. 10, 11, 12; Soccer 12. Kenneth Lee Wampler Vocational Agriculture Kenny Enjoys a day off once in a while. . . rather shy . . . future farmer. F.F.A. 10, 11, 12. Heidi Ann Warren Academic Heidi Often seen but not heard . . . musi- cally Inclined . . .future medical secre- tary. Senior Band 10, 11, 12; Future Nurses' Club 10. Jean Marie Wenger Business Education jean Knows all the answers . . . plans to be a medical secretary . . . active in F.H.A. F.H.A. 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12. Dennis Lee Weller Industrial Arts Denny Prefers fun to work . . . adds life to any situation . . . allergic to boring classes. Industrial Arts Society 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 12; Track 12. 44 Jerry Allen Wolfe Business Education Wolfee An avid sports fan . . .an asset to our soccer team . . . has a pleasing personality. Visual Aids Club 11, 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Soccer 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11; Wrestling 12. Michael Lynn Young Academic Mike A pest to all . . . chief occupation- copying homework. Coin Club 10, 11, 12. Carol Eileen Wolf Business Education Carol Plans to do secretarial work . . . asset to our music department. Band 10, 11, 12; Concert Choir 12. JoAnn Yeagley Academic Joey Studying never hurt anyone . . . talented gymnast. . . pride of the senior class. Belron Staff 10, 11, 12, Editor 12; Hockey 10, 11, 12; Girl's Basketball 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12, Secretary 12; Gym Leader's Club 11,12; Hall Monitor 12. Samuel Yeagley Industrial Arts Sam Thrives on fun ... a goof off . . . Humor is his specialty . . . plans to be a mechanic. 45 Gerald Roland Zechman Industrial Arts Jerry Takes a prize for mischief making . . . adds life to any situation . . . musically inclined. Soccer 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Industrial Arts Society 10, 11, 12; Dance Band 11, 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Sports Club 12. Linda Joyce Bauer Academic Linda Our gift from Bethlehem High . . . an ardent sports enthusiast . . . always ready to lend a helping hand. Basketball 10, 12; Pep Club 10, 11; Future Nurses' Club 10, 11. Harrylynn Isabelle Zearfoss Vocational Home Economics Susie Has a good sense of humor . . . talkative . . . plans to get married in the future. Knitting Club 11. Karen Lurene Zeller Academic Karen One of the shortest members of the class . . . has a big smile for everyone ... not Interested In the opposite sex, or Is she? Spanish Club 10; Art Club 11, 12. Earl Leroy Zellers General Earl King of the road . . . doesn't let work Interfere with pleasure ... fun loving sort of fellow. Sports Club 12. 46 Senior Candid Shots Look what you did, you nasty bird. Junior Play Under the able direction of Mr. Milton Mowrer, the Class of 1966 presented a three-act farce. A wealthy farm-hand, played by Charles Bomberger, came into some hilarious situations while trying to choose one of the three Dilly sisters. Pick A Dilly” Senior Play The Senior Play Cast is to be congratulated for their superb per- formances given on November 19 and 20, 1965. The play was under the able direction of Mr. Milton Mowrer. The Seniors can be proud of the distinction of having the largest patron list of any previous class. Thanks go to the Industrial Arts boys and faculty members who contributed to the success of the play! ”A Boy Named Beulah” Most Popular Jane and Kelley Senior Superlatives Best Dressed Mary and John Best Looking Brenda and Ed Best Dancers Bonnie and Peanut Best Actors Janice and Ed Most Athletic Class Clowns Sherry and Dale Joey and Eugene Quietest Lenore and Dean Noisiest Sallle and Peanut Underclassmen Candid Shots Number please...Could this be Bell Tel- ephone's newest addition? Eh! didn't think I could do it, did you? See this hammer, I made it myself. Oh nuts, and I'm on a diet. No Leonard, everyone's looking. Underclassmen 53 Junior Class CLASS OFFICERS KNEELING: Samuel Kline, Vice President; Robert Blauch, President. STANDING: June Sweigert, Treasurer; Mr. Milton Mowrer, Class Advisor; Carol Grumbine, Secretary. Michael Banko Doris Barnhart Freda Bates Ralph Binkley William Linda Bender Benslng i I James Bats SWrtey Judy Richard Robert Carl Daniel James Kenneth Melvin Blair Blauch Blauch Blauch Blatt Bohaczyk Boland Boltz Bolts Miriam Boltz David Boyer Jan Brets Patricia Bucks Louis Colyer Sandra Condran Jay Donna Cruise Davis P®Kgy Dee me r Florence Barbara Deppert Dlshozy Donna Ditsler Verna Ditsler Joan Dundore Galen Craig Edrls Eisenhauer Steve Ellison Suellen Emrich Marilyn Cynthia Ray Veronica Larry Geneva Stanley Enders Eyler Fahnestock Fake Felty Fetterhoff Fidler Ray Linda Fields Fisher urvtn Linda Ronald Cora Linda Linda William Carol Judy Fllnchhaugh Fox Fox Gebhard Gerberich Gilbert Gollam Grumblne Haaa Larry Halsell Donald Hasbrouch Dennis Hauer Ashley Helms Carol Hernley Brenda Hetrick Donald Hock Lynn Hoffman Darlene Robert Barry Russell Hoke Hooper Hummel Kennedy Linda Linda Sharon Leonard Nancy Linda Mark Lawrence Valerie K reiser Krlsslnger Laub Lausch Lewis Light Light Link Long Wayne I-ong Lewis Ludwig Georgia Marley Louise Mease James Meyer Luke Emory Paul Dorothy Meyer Meyerhoffer Miller Mlnnlch Eugene Susan John Peggy Bernard Beverly Glenda Shelby David Moore Morgan Moyer Myers Neidig Neidlg Ober Oberdick Peirce Donald Radcliffe Kirby Lynn Ruth Alan Reichert Reichert Ritchie Robb Mae Gary Colleen Carol Rohrer Royer Rupp Ruth Larry Lynda Dennis Craig Paul Donna Larry Thomas Betty Sager Schaeffer Sc hof stall Schulze Scipioni Shroyer Shuey Shuey Slade Brenda Wayne Robert Sandy Barbara Paul Gary Elaine Petrea Smith Smith Snyder Spangler Spltler Spotts Stickler Stine Stoddard June Sweigert Mary Ann Trautman Timothy Trautman Robert Via Donna Walmer Karen Vragovtch Joan Walmer Carol Wana maker Ernest Glenn Warlow Warren Dorothy Welerbach Judy Carol Weller Wenger Larry Donald Barbara Werner West Whitt Marie Donna Witmer Wolfe Connie Wolford Dorlee Robert Sandl Yocum Yordy Young Sophomore Class CLASS OFFICERS SEATED: Charlotte LeBour eois, Vice President; Elaine Boyer, President. STANDING: Wanda Wagner, Treasurer; Mr. Richard Phillips, Class Advisor; Linda Jo Schies, Secretary. Gayeleen Gloria Kenneth Barnhart Bechtel Be del young Wendy Bender Ronald Carl Blauch Boltz Herman Bruce Elaine Boltz Bomberger Boyer Peter Boyer Edgar David Brandt Brtand Howard Buch Joseph Con ah an Nancy Larry Condran Cook Mary Cooke Edward Cuthle Deborah Darkes Guy Daub Janet Daub George Deaven Glenn Deaven Jane Deck Shirley Dllger Robin Candice Ditzler Downs Victor Eberly Sondra Ebllng Brenda Nora Edris Ensminger Robert Karen Louise Erb Fahnestock Fegan Marvin Hollinger Evelyn Brenda Karen Betty Dana Paulette David Jill Beverly Hostetter Hummel Jones Judkins Kapp Keefer Keller Kent Kern James Kindt Donald Kissinger Darlene Klelnfelter Richard Klelnfelter Blanche Kline Gary Kline Dennis Klopp Kenneth Kohr Donald Krall Edward Krall Barbara Charlotte K reiser Le Bourgeois Syvlllla Lehn Bonnie Linda Link Long James Lutz Kenneth Martin Jeraldlne Larry Larry Ray McQuate Mehaffey Melly Mengel Meyer Meyer Cathy McGlnley Bruce M.iy Doris Me Michael Richard Marilyn Barry Miller Morovchek Moyer I Philip Sandra Dyane Phillips Rank Rasley Bonnie Mllburn Beverly Peiffer Doris Miller Joyce Peiffer Leonard Miller George Pfautz Glenn Moyer Kathy Ream Lucille Muth Shelia Reed Julie Orendo Jane Relgel I atrtck Shay Ronald Shirk Karen William Joann John Earl Suaan Dale Shuey Shultz Slade S lemons Small Smith Snyder Wilbur Snyder Mildred Holiday Madelyn Spangler Elizabeth Spannuth Stephen Spltler Beverly Spreeher Lee Stamm Charles Stanley Bradley Stouffer Gary James Carolyn Trautman Trautman Trout Linda Linda Stichler Stickler A Curtis Sutherly Linda Swanger Daniel Swisher Janice Ulrich Ralph Varvel Wanda Ruth Jack Eileen Wagner Walker Walters Wampler Leona Wanner Elmer Weaver Linda Weaver Cherrte Welk Jary Linda Kenneth Robert Gary James Paul Sharon Weller Wenger Witters Yancey Yeagley Yerger Zechman Zeller 59 Diane Zerbe Judy Zimmerman Rose Zimmerman Freshman Class Gall Sharon B as ho re Bates Barry Batz Rlckv Behney Madelynn Bender Terry Bender Larry Binkley Terry Binkley Stanley Blair Beryl James Brian Martin Gladys Rayanne Sharon Terry Harold Boeshore Bohaczyk Boltz Boltz Boyer Boyer Boyer Brandt Bross Linda Dennis Carl Copenhaver Joanne Doviak Linda Dove Michael Pamela Debra Cuthle Darcas Deaven Edward Craig Robert Dyer Eberly Eby Betty Demmy James Edris Barbara Brenda Ditzler Dltzler Donna Gary Elsenhauer Emrloh Fred Sharon Jean Jean Morris Gary Linda Ammon Penelope Engle Erb Fake Fake Fanaler Feeman Fetterhoff Field Fisher Gary Robert Larry Henry Leroy Richard JoAnn Manuel Deborah Funck Gamble Gerberich Gerhart Gessaman Gleason Click Gonzales Graby Debra Paulette Cindy Kathy Debra Roseann Janice James Joy Grumbine Grumbine Gundrum Haas Hauer Heilman Hemley Hinkle Hoelzle Carol Hollenbach Glenn Hopple Shirley Terry Scott Dean Hostetter Hostetter Houser Hower Ell Robert James Jamison JoAnna Jandrosltz Linda Jenkins Jill Johnston Wayne Kauffman Dennis Klene Michael Klscadden Susan Klscadden Albert Kline Jack Kline Rhoda Kline Claudia Dolores James Janet Klelnfelter Klelnfelter Klinger Koons Jere Koser Bonnie Eugene Janet Dennis Krall Krall Krause Krelder Erma Kreiser Sandra Kreiser Donald Lambert Karen Terry Barbara Lambert Leedy Lewis Bonita Light Kevin Joan Light Llneweaver Deborah Lohse Richard Barry Mary Ann Rodney Linda Ernest Mahaffey McCord Mease Mease Merkey Messner Albert Mlnnlch Gloria Messner Larry David Karen Michael Miller Miller Christine Mohler Patricia Mary Gary Mohn Moyer Mull Roger Beverly Jerry Terry Cheryl John Janice Sally Charles Myers Nafzlnger Nafzlnger Neuln Nye pajski Patches Patrick Peters George John Faydeen Colvin Mike Re In bold Re inhold Renta hi er Rhoad Rhoad Linda Rohrer Diane Larry Royer Royer Barbara Rudy Dale David Rudy Runkel Melanie Robert Stanley Schaeffer Schaeffer Schles Lester LaVerne Schneck Schnoke Steve Shaak Ira L. Shenk Madolyn Bruce Shirk Sholly Jacob Darlene Sylvia Paul Showers Shuey Small Smith Earl Barbara Virginia Ronald Steve Joy Gordon Staddard Staggers Stickler Stoner Strickler Swartz Sweinhart John Swisher Sandra Teahl Barbara Unger Clifford Wampler Dennis Van Scyoc Carl Varuel Jesse Weaver Elaine Welrich Robert Weller Fern Wenger Galen Jean Jeffrey Walmer Walmer Waltermyer John Timothy Brian West Winters Wolfe Robert Waltermyer Bruce Wolfe Edwin Zimmerman Russell Zellers Arlene Peggy Yordy Yordy Vivian Yordy James Zelgler Richard Zelgler James Zlpp Thelma Zimmerman 62 Eighth Grade Mary Adams Samuel David Barbara Adams Alexander Alley Gail Anspach Dennis Deborah Atkins Bachman John Bama Michael Barone Steve Gloria Ralph Bonnie Barbara Dorothy Mary Lou Gloria John Bartel 1 Batz Beuhtel Blcksler Blatt Blauch Blouch Bohr Boland Gregory Lamar Craig Stanley Candith Alice James Martha Mary Bollinger Bollinger Boltz Bolt Bomberger Boyer Bragg Brandt Brown Beverly David James Donna Joanne Patty Glenn Dean Douglas Buch Campbell Campbell Carl Cessna Coleman Connaater Darkes Davis Lloyd Carol Rickie Terry Donna Doris Karen Patricia Ward Deaven Deitzler Dennis Dlener Dltzler Dltzler Edris Elliott Ellison Beverly Harvey Jane Dennis Katie Sandra Walter Judith Sandra Enders Ensminger Eyler Farrell Feaser Fetter Firestine Fisher Forney James Wynanne Larry Doris Michael Kenneth Patricia Marcia Bonnie Fortna Fortna Fox Fry Gensler Gerberich Gerberlch Gerhart Gettle Sandra Susan Robert Alexander Marlene Noreen Kathryn George Calvin Gettle Gilbert Gingrich Glnnetto Gonzalez Grimes Gustager Hauer Heilman Deborah Robert Chris Dianne Renee Samuel Kern Keyton Kleinfelter Kline Kline Kline Sue Ann Gregory Kline Klinger Ernest Koons Cheryl Krall David Krall Leah Krall Jonnie Laycock Lynette Lear Kenneth Leed Larry Kreiser Susan Kurtz Gregory Long Jack Carol Leedy Lefever John Leffler Shelia Lehn Allen Lerch Elem Light Nancy Lutz Craig Jay Lemke Lentz Bradley Teresa Lorraine Marley McCord Mease Thomas Mease Marian Carol David Meily Messner Meyer Josephine Miller Patricia Minnich Cynthia Mosley Janet Moyer Thomas Neidig I sadore Ollar Peter Ollar Anthony Thomas Pajskl Palanica Stephen Miller Donna Patches Harold Jeffrey Peiffer Peters Jerry Connie Pfautz Popp Ronald Popp Robert Powers Cynthia Rank Ronald James Reber Reddi nger Vicki Rodkey Kenneth Joyce Charles Fern Karen Ametta James Sager Sattazahn Schaeffer Schamber Schott Shenk Shenk Sandra Sheriff Karen Shirk Vicky Smith Denise Shuey Robert Linda Suzanne Slade Slemons SI ike Bruce Karen Smith Smith Nancy Sharon Smith Smith Wendy Smith David Smoker Cheryl Karen Spangler Spangler Patricia Spitler Stephen Randall Linda Spitler Sprecher Stalnecker Harry Helen Stickler Stickler Brian Stine Susan Ellen Mike Connie Carol Clarence Stoner Stover Swisher Taylor Thierwechter Trout John Kenneth JoAnn Tyrpln Ulrich Umbenhen Richard George Charles Dennis Ulrich Vanasdalan Varvel Via Thomas Brenda Via Vragovich Clair D. David Debra Wagner. Jr. Weaver Weaver Judy Wolfe Alma Pamela Chester Zimmerman Zimmerman Zipp A lfred Emily Rachel Shirley Bonnie Dennis Weierbach Weiss Wenger Westhafer Wise Wolfe Paulette Jacqueline Larry Sylvia William Albert Young Zearfoes Zechman Zellers Zellers Zimmerman 65 Seventh Grade Fayette Adams John Adams Margaret Adams Susan Allison James Arts Veronica Auman Sharon Barnhardt Ralph Barr Dennis Adams Robin Barr Sandra Lucille Bill man Binkley Robert Bender Gerald Blcksler Brenda David Blair Blauch Geraldine Stanley Blauch Blouch Maurey Boeshore Luann Richard Boger Books Judith Boyer Bradley Marsha Brandt Bross Kay Jackie Patricia Brown Campbell Campbell Colyer Connaster Gall Cruise J Dennis Cushing Raymond Daub John Davis Ricky Davis m N Nancy Deaven Bonita Charlotte Dale Denise Dianne Mark Mary Marjorie Harold Demmy Derr Dieffenbach Ditzler Dyer Edris Elsenhauer Elliott Erb Erb Evans iJL Irene Warren Fake Fake Fake Sadie Feaser Dennis John Fortna Fortna Kenneth Fisher John Galen Edward Fox Frantz Gettle Karen Carol Nancy Patricia Victor Cynthia Gibson Gingrich Gladfelter Click Gonzalez Greblunas Hartman William Hass Constance Greenawalt t Monica Gnimblne G rum bine Susan Barry Glenn Hauer Heillg Heller Constance Helms jetnnf Hermanson David Hostetter Mervin Hoover Sandra Hoover Willard Houser Danny Jernlgan Cheryl Kale Karen Kapp Heidi Keeney James Keller Jamie Kern Warren Darlene Kessler Klene Shirley Donald David Lynn Lois Kindt Kiscadden Kissinger Kllenfelter Kline Beverly Klinger Gail Kenneth Barbara Brenda Elaine Gail Larry Krall Krall Kreamer Kreiser K reiser K reiser K reiser Lloyd Kreiser Marilyn Kreiser Karen Le Bourgeois Cathy Le Gay Randy Lambert Marcia Lentz Carole Light Jacob Light Larry Kreiser Susan Link Audrey Long Doris Long Rita Lutz Erma Martin Kathryn Michael Mauer May Maxine May Kathy Lutz Michael Long 'ISZliL' Judy Shirley Barry Dennis Donna Edward Harold Luann Mehaffey Messner Miller Miller Miller Miller Miller Miller Judith Mohn Beverly Bonnie Jeff Wayne James Judy Gary Dale Sandra Reed Relfeln Relnbold Rentachler Rhoad Richard Risser Rlttle Rohrer John Barbara Cynthia Sebastian Seibert Shaak Randall Sharon Shaver Shaver Brenda Sholly Debra She affer Thomas Shenk Thelda Shirk Lyndell Shuey Sharon Thomas Vickie Shuey Shuey Shultz Dale Robert Smith Smoot Iren Snavely 4 George Linda Sowers Spltler Shelby Karen Stelnbauer Stickler Elaine Stoner John Stubbleblne Donna Robert Sutherly Sutherly Gary Paul Swanger Swelnhart Dale Stoner Randy Susan Melanie Patti Gary Swope Taylor Tees Tobias Wagner Dianne Debra Connie Walker Waltermyer Weaver Miriam Weaver Raymond Weik Donna Weller Patricia Weller Richard Weller W'arren Wenger Jean Westhafer Beverly Wlke Gary Lee Wolfe Linda Uhler Terry Yordy Jeffrey Zeller Barbara Ztmmermann James Zimmerman Eugene David Nancy Sharon Donlce Ulrich Van as dal an Varuel Ylengst Yocum Special Class Bertha Anspach Kay Blouch Lucille Brandt Starr Brown James Davis Gary Glbble Barbara Gibson Mary Ann Kreiser Bennett Moyer Larry Mull Leon Saltzer Robert Lewis Sarah Kreiser Ruth Rupp William Varvel Glenn Trautman Jane Witmer 69 In Memoriam Edward A. West December 31, 1948 - October 14, 1965 The blow was hard, the shock severe We never thought his death so near. Only those who have lost can tell The pain of parting without farewell. What would we give to hold his hand His loving face just to see His dear smile, his welcome voice That meant so much to us. He little thought when leaving home That he would never return. That he so soon in death would sleep And leave us here to mourn. 70 71 Athletics Soccer Team FRONT ROW: Edward Ludwig, Jerry Zechman, Carl Boltz. SECOND ROW: Eugene Kreiser, Fred Kent, Jerry Wolfe, Samuel Poorman. THIRD ROW: George Pfautz, David Briand, Daniel Swisher, Joe Conahan, James Strickler, Robert Pfautz, Lewis Ludwig, Jim Meyer, William Gollam, Rick Brandt. BACK ROW: William Rhan, William Snyder, Stephen Sager, Larry Werner, EdwardWest, Larry Kreiser, Thomas Shuey, Richard Stickler, Gary Kline, Howard Buch, Earl Snyder, Roger Myers. Mr. Hammes, Coach. 1965 Track Team FRONT ROW: Mr. Hammes, Coach; George Pfautz, Duane Shaver, Bruce May, Dwight Shaver, Carl Boltz, Wilbur Snyder, Mr. J. Rhen, Coach. SECOND ROW: Donald Krall, Ronald Lambert, Lynn Reichert, Leroy Kreiser, Jerry Wolfe, Richard Flores, Larry Halsell. THIRD ROW: Teddy Kohr, Robert Alexander. Leonard Lausch, Eugene Kreiser, Eugene Ollar, Thomas Kindt, Robert Via, Ernest Warlow, William Gollam. BACK ROW: Donald West, John Thierwechter. Harry Boltz, Ray Fahnestock, Dwain Alexander, Leonard Royer, William McGinley, 72 Gary Royer, Russell Kennedy. Varsity Field Hockey FRONT ROW: Connie Wolfred, Manager; Carol Hetrick; Sandra Lentz; Jo Am Yeagley; Sandi Young; Linda Bensing; Barbara Kreiser; Cynthia Eyler. SECONI ROW: Mrs. Deiter, Coach; Bonnie Fittery; Gayeleen Barnhart; Joanne Slade Betty Slade; Karen Miller; Shirley Dilger; Marilyn Enders; Lynn Fortna; Karei Fahnestock; Mrs. Boshart, Coach. Junior Varsity Field Hockey FRONT ROW: Beverly Kern; Marilynn Gingrich; Mary Cooke; Charlotte LeBourgeois; Jill Johnston; Vivian Yordy. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Deiter, Coach; Nancy Atkins; Sharon Graff; Brenda Hummel; Linda Fisher; Kathy Ream; Glenda Ober; Bonita Snyder. 73 Varsity Basketball FRONT ROW: Frank Kern, Manager; Lewis Ludwig, Kelley Posey, Edward Ludwig, Bill Gollam, Chuck Bomberger, Score Keeper. SECOND ROW: Ernest Warlow, Gary Royer, Emory Meyerhoffer, Mr. Rissinger, Coach; Luke Meyer, James Meyer, James Strickler. ■s Home Team Opponent 52 Schuylkill Valley 61 69 Williams Valley 72 68 Williams Valley 70 80 Carson Long 57 55 Carson Long 48 40 Upper Dauphin 74 53 Alumni 36 28 Fleetwood 36 57 Tri Valley 73 51 Pine Grove 53 44 Elco 54 37 Annville-Cleona 60 59 Cedar Crest 71 45 Elco 41 51 Elco 45 51 Annville-Cleona 56 Junior Varsity Basketball FRONT ROW: Edgar Brandt, Carl Boltz, DennisSchoffstall, Mr. Wolfe, Coach; Bruce May, Craig Eisenhauer, Wilbur John Hain, Howard Buch, Daniel Swisher BACK ROW; Walter Snyder. Firestine, Elmer Weaver, Victor Eberly, Robert Erb, Home Team Opponent 39 Schuylkill Valley 44 44 Williams Valley 27 48 Williams Valley 30 45 Carson Long 38 51 Carson Long 25 27 Upper Dauphin 38 26 Key Club 57 25 Fleetwood 49 50 Tri-Valley 36 41 Pine Grove 40 58 Elco 39 34 A nnville-Cleona 57 57 Cedar Crest 81 51 Elco 30 49 Elco 35 34 Ann ville-Cleona 53 26 A nnville-Cleona 46 36 Cedar Crest 79 56 Pine Grove 53 29 Cedar Crest 77 75 Junior High Basketball Home Team Opponent 32 Elco 50 31 Ann ville-Cleona 45 34 Cedar Crest 47 20 Annville-Cleona 50 70 Cedar Crest 31 53 Palmyra 38 29 Annville-Cleona 46 24 Cedar Crest 47 28 Palmyra 40 FRONT ROW: Rodney Mease, John Swisher, Rodger Myers, Robert Pfautz, Jerry Reigel. BACK ROW: Mr. Mowrer, Coach; Henry Gerhart, Stanley Blair James Fortna, Steve Strickler, Lloyd Deaven. FRONT ROW: James Zimmerman, David Meyer, Bradley Brandt, Dennis Kiene, Robert Reed, Gary Swanger, Kenneth Krall. BACK ROW: Mr. Mowrer, Coach. Junior High Junior Varsity Basketball Girls’ Varsity Basketball FRONT ROW: Eileen Farrell, Wanda Wagner, Geneva Fetterhoff, Jo Ann Yeagley, Joan Walmer, Sandi Young. SECOND ROW: Glenda Ober, Veronica Fake, Jane Boyer, Miss Juran, Coach; Ruth Ritchie, Cora Gebhard, Linda Bensing, Betty Slade, Manager. Girls’ Junior Varsity Basketball FRONT ROW: Rosemary Reed, Donna Walmer, Jill Johnston, Cynthia Eyler, Valerie Long. SECOND ROW: Bonita Snyder, Karen Fahnestock, Darlene Hoke, Miss McCall, Coach; Miss Juran, Coach, Jean Walmer, Lynn Fortna, Mary Mease. Wrestling FRONT ROW: Mr. Hammes, Coach; Scott Houser, Earl Snyder, Gary Kline, George Deaven, Elias Adams, Lynn Koons. SECOND ROW: Leonard Lausch, David Pierce, Duane Shaver, Carl Graybill, Mike Koons, Larry Gingrich. BACK ROW: Timothy Winters, James Hinkle, Clifford Wampler, Joseph Adams, Robert Alexander, Glenn Adams, Joseph Conahan, Dwight Shaver, Elwood Wampler, David Miller, Dale Adams. 1965 Basebal FRONT ROW: Lewis Ludwig, Craig Eisenhauer, Jerry Royer, Gary Kline, Glenn Warren, Dennis Krall, Dennis Shoffstall. BACK ROW: Mr. Jandrositz, Coach; Terry Ditzler, Keith Gerhart, Ronald Ream, Earl Meyer, James Meyer, Jerry Zechman, Emory Meyerhoffer, Edward Ludwig, Robert Erb, Robert Meyer, Luke Heisey. Home Team Opponent 6 Tulpehocken 12 6 Annville-Cleona 0 5 Elco 2 0 Palmyra 3 1 Cornwall 9 5 South Lebanon 10 6 Lebanon Catholic 13 6 Annville-Cleona 7 1 Elco 12 9 Cornwall 8 7 Palmyra 0 79 Front to Rear: Debbie Darkes; Brenda LeBourgeois; Mary Segneri, Captain; Donna Walraer; Sandi Young. Varsity Cheerleaders These axe the girls who are responsible for all the noise making and enthusiasm that is created at our games. Our Varsity and Junior Varsity Cheerleaders initiated Blue and Gold Day . This was one way in which our student body and faculty had an opportunity to show their school spirit. They also held pep rallies which promoted school spirit. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders 80 The Student Council Constitution Article I Name Section I The name of this organization shall be the Northern Lebanon High School Student Council, referred to hereafter as the Student Council. Article II Purpose Section I The purpose of this organization shall be to develop attitudes of, and practice in, good citizen- ship; harmonious relationships throughout the entire school; and provide a forum for student expression. Article III Membership Section III The period of time allotted for the election of class representatives shall be five school days after the election of Student Council officers in the spring of the year preceding the term of office as defined in Article IV. Article IV Officers Section I The officers of this organization shall be the President, Vice-President, Secretary, and Treasurer. This year one of the Council’s biggest undertakings was the revision and adoption of the Student Council Constitution. The Council sponsored and promoted many pro- jects, some of which were: bus trans- portation for students to school sports and functions. Student Teacher's Day, a dance to raise money for the March of Dimes, and their traditional Thanksgiving skit. 82 JoAnn Yeagley Secretary Kenneth Shirk Carol Pettier Jean Wenger Janet Umbenhen James Strlckler Cheryl Houser Treasurer Heidi Warren Evelyn Messner Larry Kline Lenore Pittenger Linda Lerch Brenda LeBourgeois Edward Ludwig Jane Boyer Vice President President National Honor Society The National Honor Society is an or- ganization established to give recognition to juniors and seniors who have achieved honors. The four main requirements needed for obtaining membership are Leadership, Scholarship, Character, and Service. Mr. Mowrer, the advisor, has been an asset to the Society by assisting and counseling at their monthly meetings. The National Honor Society instituted the Senior Boy and Girl of the Month project, choosing one outstanding senior boy and girl each month. 83 Senior High Chorus One of the fine organizations which has brought many praises to our school is the Senior High Chorus. Under the able direction of Mrs. Gladys M. Hoover, the choir began the season with their annual Christmas Concert. During January and February they presented sacred concerts in various churches around the community. Spring certainly didn't slow things down for our ambitious singers, for they wasted no time practicing for the Spring Concert which brought their season to a close. 84 Treble Choir The Treble Choir consists of girls from grades nine through twelve. Under the direction of Mrs. Gladys Hoover, they engaged in many activities throughout the school year. Their first appearance was in the Christmas Concert, which was given for the public in the school auditorium. They gave concerts for civic organizations when invited, and brought their season to a close with the annual Spring Concert. Chorus Officers FRONT ROW:Cheryl Houser,Jane Boyer, Charles Bomberger, Norma Atkins. SECOND ROW: Claudia KleinJelter, Kenneth Shirk, Gary Troutman, Elaine Lerch. 85 V J Brass Section Concert Barry Boeshore, Kenneth Boltz, Charles Bomberger, Peter Boyer, Edgar Brandt, Howard Buch, Glenn Deaven, Craig Eberly, Victor Eberly, John Feeman, Kurvin Flinchbaugh, Henry Gerhart, Carl Graybill, Luke Heisey, Glenn Hopple, Arlene Kohr, Arnold Kohr, Donald Krause, Edward Ludwig, Lewis Ludwig, Larry Meyer, Eugene Moore, Gerald Moyer, David Peirce, Robert Pfautz, Gleason Ritchie, Craig Schulze, Paul Spotts, John Stone, Sally Strouphar, Gordon Sweinhart, Galen Walmer, Louis Wagner, Elaine Weirich, Larry Werner, Jerry Wolfe, Gerald Zechman, James Zeigler, Richard Zeigler. Percussion Section Terry Brandt, Dean Hower, Samuel Kline, Rodney Mease, George Pfautz. Band Kelley Posey, Paul Slike, Wilbur Snyder, Bradley Stouffer. Woodwind Section Ricky Brandt, Jan Bretz, Jane Boyer, Sharon Boyer, Louis Coyler, Jane Deck, Verna Dltzler, Joan Dundore, Suellen Emerich, Gary Feeman, Linda Gilbert, Linda Gerberich, Brenda Hetrick, Susan Kiscadden, Larry Kline, Rhoda Kline, Elaine Lerch, Diane Long, Sandra Lutz, Karen Miller, Sailie Patrick, Sheila Reed, Jane Reigel, Jean Reigel, William Rhan, Rita Richard, Larry Royer, Laveme Schnoke, Kenneth Shirk, Darlene Shuey, Brenda Smith, Elizabeth Spannuth, Bonita Snyder, Virginia Stickler, Mary Trautman, Wanda Wagner, Heidi Warren, Linda Wenger, Carol Wolfe, Donna Wolfe, Connie Wolferd, Arlene Yordy. SOLOISTS: Front Row: Connie Wolferd, Sandra Lutz, Bradley Stouffer, Jane Reigle, Rita Richards. Second Row: Jean Reigle, Jane Boyer, Kenneth Shirk, Sally Strouphaur, Ricky Brandt. Back Row: Larry Werner, Donald Krause, Eugene Moore, Edward Ludwig, John Feeman. BAND OFFICERS: Kelley Posey, Edward DANCE BAND: Front Row: William Rhan, Joan Dundore, Sandra Lutz, Ludwig, Charles Bomberger, Samuel Gary Feeman, Larry Kline. Second Row: Wilbur Snyder, Howard Buch, Kline, Wanda Wagner, Galen Walmer. Glen Hopple, Galen Walmer. Back Row: James Zeigler, Robert Pfautz, Kurvin Flinchbaugh, Edward Ludwig. Marching Band Under the capable direction of Mr. Harlan A. Daubert the Northern Lebanon High School Band proudly performed for thousands of spectators this year. The band has made numerous appearances in many areas and has achieved high honors and attractive trophies. They participated in the York State Firemen's parade and the State PMEA parade in Harrisburg, where they received the M. Claude Rosemberry Trophy. This trophy is awarded to the band with the highest point standing. On Thanksgiving day the band was seen on coast to coast television in the Macy's parade in New York. For the last two consecutive years, they won the Olmstead Air Force Base trophy at Middletown, and are looking forward to winning it in 1966. We, the seniors, wish the band and Mr. Daubert the best of luck in the future to uphold the great honors which they have previously achieved. g COLOR GUARDS: Linda Wenger, Ruth Ritchie, Nancy Lewis, Patricia Krause, Virginia Stickler. BANNER CARRIERS: Jean Reigel, Jane Reigel. DRUM MAJOR: John Segneri MAJORETTES: Debra Lohse, Elaine Boyer, Sharon Erb, Jane Kreamer, Mary Segneri, Head Major- ette; Candance Downs, Jill Johnson, Mary Rhoads FLAG TW1RLERS: Jan Bretz, Susan Smith, Faye Bordle- may, Donna Shroyer, Head Twirler; Wanda Wagner, Nancy Atkins, Connie Wolferd. Front: Donna W aimer, Deborah Darkes. Hall Monitors This group of young, healthy seniors seek one ultimate goal; to maintain law and order In the halls of Norlebco. Each member of the hall patrol must guard, protect, and defend the corner or stretch to which he Is assigned. Although the hall monitors may not seem to be the most affable people you know, If you watch and listen very closely you might catch a candid little smile or an occasional muffled snicker. 90 Belron Staff Advisor: Mrs. Bell Each month the newspaper staff, by way of the Belron, Informs the students of coming events, sports, news and school gossip. The many reporters can be found scouting the hallways of Norlebco for any news they can find. The success of our newspaper can be attributed to the staff's diligence and the capable guidance of their advisor, Mrs. Bell. 91 Future Homemakers of America Advisors: Miss Trautman Mrs. Boshart The purpose of the F.H.A. is to develop good attitudes necessary for good citizens and homemakers. The members participate in many areas, some of which are Farm Show exhibitions, serving as waitresses to banquets and dinners, and sponsoring the Valentine Dance. The big event of the year was the Mother-Daughter Banquet at which the girls were honored with degrees they had earned. Future Farmers of America Advisor: Mi. Bickel The Future Farmers of America or F.F.A. as it is commonly known, is the national organization for boys studying vocational agriculture in public schools. The F.F.A. is a farm youth group of volunteers. They strive to develop leadership and to improve country life. Industrial Arts Society Advisor: Mr. Yavorsky The Industrial Arts Society was organized for boys enrolled in this course. They see films and plan various outside activities. They also hold a work night once every two weeks when the boys work on their projects. 92 Coin Club Advisor: Mr. Hall The members of the Coin Club are encouraged to begin worthwhile coin collections and speculations while still in high school. They are informed on iden- tification of coins, grading, detecting mint errors, and other fine points of the hobby. Travel Club Advisor: Mr. Brimmer The students in this club discuss previous travel experiences and show slides and photographs of their trips. Chess and Checker Club Advisor: Mr. Bender The members learn to play chess and checkers and then compete in games. 93 Photography Club Advisor: Mr. Altland The purpose of the Photography Club is to create greater interests in photography through technical training, experience, and outside activities. The members also include service projects as part of their club goals. Visual Aids Club Advisor: Mr. Davis The members of the club operate and maintain the visual aids equipment. They also assist in various assemblies and special programs. Dramatics Club Advisor: Mrs. Watson The functions of this club are centered around acting, readings, and dramatizations. The members learn the basic skills in these areas and utilize them by participating in talent shows and one-act plays. Art Club Advisor: Miss Brehm The Senior High Art Club consists of students from ninth to twelfth grade, who have a sincere interest and a desire to spend their extra time on creating works of art; assisting with school decorations; and furthering their knowledge of art by visiting places where art is displayed. Knitting Club Advisor: Miss Keefer The aim of this club is to familiarize its members with the techniques of knitting. After this aim has been fulfilled, the members may select projects in which they can utilize these techniques. Spanish Club Advisor: Miss Snyder The Spanish Club meets to put up bulletin board displays, to get extra practice in the language laboratory, and to learn more about the artists of the Hispanic world. Library Club Advisor: Mrs. Jeffers The purpose of the Library Club is to teach its members library) techniques. Some of their activities are to assist in planning bulletin board dis- plays, preparing new books for the1 shelves, mending used books, filing periodicals, and selecting materials for the clipping file. Each year the group takes a field trip to a meeting of student librarians or other places of interest. Typing Club Advisor: Mr. Wagner The purpose of the Typing Club is to give an orientation course to eighth grade students who do not plan to take the commercial course. Political Affairs Club Advisor: Mr. D. Rhen The club members discuss current events and propose legisla- tion to all levels of government. 96 Sports Club Advisors: Mr. J. Rhen Mr. Mowrer The Sports Club is an organiza- tion for boys interested in sports and physical fitness. They engage in many activities requiring various abilities. Gym Leader’s Club Advisor: Miss Juran The Gym Leader's Club meet weekly to develop skills that will enable them to officiate, demonstrate, and give individual assistance in the classes to which they are assigned. Gun Club Advisor: Mr. G. Donmoyer The purpose of the Gun Club is to teach its members how to handle a gun, attain good sportsmanship, and develop an interest in related sports activities. Some of their activities are trapping for muskrats to raise money to enter the National Rifle Associ- ation, bringing in articles from hunting magazines and having in- formal discussions. 97 Tri-Hi-Y Club Advisor: Mrs. Altland The purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y is to give the students an opportunity to participate in a larger organi- zation on district, state and national levels. The club is affiliated with the Lebanon Young Men's Christian Association and conducts its pro- grams keyed to problems in living. Its projects are centered around interest in service to school and community. Hi-Y Advisor: Mr. Lineaweaver The members of the Hi-Y are primarily interested in community services and activities. This club is affiliated with the Young Men's Christian Association movement and is established to promote fellowship among senior high school boys. Future Nurses Club Advisor: Mrs. Hollowell The purpose of the Future Nurses Club is to bring together young people in high school who are interested in careers in nursing and health. This club meets twice a month and has informative programs including special speakers, films and dis- cussions. The club members make favors for hospitals and nursing homes on holidays. They also have bake sales and give financial contributions to community and health agencies. Junior High Chorus The Junior High Chorus, under the direction singing experience in Junior High. Member- of Mrs. Gladys Hoover, is established to enable ship in the Senior High Chorus is based upon seventh and eighth grade students to gain this early training. Junior High Band Today's Junior High Band is tomorrow's of a Junior High Band member is to someday Senior High Band. This could easily be the become a part of our prize-winning Senior motto of each of these musicians. The goal High Band. TRI-HI-Y CLUB Advisor: Miss Wanner The Trl-Hl-Y Is a club affiliated with the Young Women's Christian Association. Its purpose Is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. The projects Include bake sales, operation of the cloak room services during school activities, a swimming party, and participation In the Teen Talk program. Hl-Y CLUB Advisor: Mr. Folmer This is a service club exclusively for young men. The Young Men's Christian Association permits the club to use their facilities. Rhythm Club Advisor: Mrs. Hoover The members of the Rhythm Club learn the basic Principles of making music . They experiment with different types of sounds and simple Instruments. Boys Hobby Club Advisor: Mr. Kramer The members of the Boys Hobby Club assemble models and hobbies with the club's advice and opinions. Girls Hobby Club Advisor: Mrs. Ditzler These girls work on different crafts and hobbies in which they are in- terested; such as paint-by-number embroidery kits, and making objects from clay. Chess and Checkers Club Advisor: Mr. Saile The members of the Chess and Checker Club compete with each other in a chess or checker game. Reading Club Advisor: Mr Wolfe Purposes and functions of this club are promoting the reading of paper- back books, and working with reading Interpretations. The Reading Club also sponsors a movie for the junior high students. Dramatics Club Advisor: Mrs. Bensing The purposes of this club are to develop poise and self-confidence for future years in dramatic activity, and to work with costumes, make-up, and stage structure. Art Club Advisor: Mrs. Deiter The purpose of the Art Club Is to extend art appreciation. The members of this club work on projects and art displays. Photography Club Advisor: Mr. Rlssinger The members of the Photography Club learn the basic techniques of picture taking and the proper usage of cameras. Science Club Advisor: Mr. Underkoffler The activities of this club are based on interests expressed by the individual members, as to which facets of science they wish to discuss, or with which to experiment. Sports Club Advisor: Mr. T. Donmoyer The Sports Club Is an organization for boys interested in sports and physical fitness on a Junior High level. They engage in many activities requiring various abilities. PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Elias Adams, Sr. Rev. Mrs. George Atkins Mr. Mrs. Ernest Banko Mr. Mrs. Harold Barnhart, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Harold Barnhart, Sr. Miss Betty Bashore Mr. Mrs. Frank Bashore, Jr. Mr. Mrs. George Bell n Mr. Mrs. William Bensing, Jr. Mr. Herman A. Blair, Jr. Mr. Mrs. J. D. Blatt Mr. Mrs. Elias Blauch Mr. Mrs. Ammon S. Bomberger Mr. Mrs. Peter Boyer Mr. Mrs. Howard Buch Mr. Mrs. Clarence Daub Mr. Mrs. Harold Deck Mrs. Larry Deiter Mr. Mrs. Richard Donmoyer Mr. Mrs. Richard Doster Mr. Mrs. Wilbur Dundore Mr. Mrs. Ralph Emrlch Chaplain Mrs. Mervin S. Eyler Mr. Mrs. Clyde Fake Mr. Mrs. Arthur Feeman, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Joseph Fegan Mr. Mrs. Robert Fittery Mr. Mrs. Earman Fulk Mr. Frederick L. Gahres Mr. Mrs. Eugene Gerhart Mr. Mrs. Mark Gerhart Mr. Mrs. John C. Gilbert Family Mr. Mrs. Rodger Lee Gilbert Mr. Mrs. Neil B. Gingrich Mr. Mrs. J. Carl Graybill, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Richard Grimes Mr. Mrs. John Grumbine Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Grumbine Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Grumbine Mr. Mrs. Robert Hassinger Mr. Mrs. George Hauer Mr. Mrs. Donald Hebei Mr. Mrs. Delmas Hemley Mr. Mrs. Charles A. Hetrick Mr. Mrs. E. E. Hetrick Mr. Mrs. John R. Hoke Mrs. Mabel Hollowell Mr. Mrs. Paul Hoover Mr. Mrs. Richard Houser Mr. Mrs. Theodore Huffman Mr. Mrs. Glen E. Jarrett Rev. Mrs. Merrit Jeffers Mr. Mrs. Howard Jones Miss Jeanine Keefer Mr. Mrs. John Kennedy Mr. Mrs. Ralph Kern Mr. Rodger Kirst Mr. Mrs. Lester Kline Mr. Mrs. Samuel Kline Mr. Mrs. Walter Kline Mrs. Lloyd Kohr Mr. Mrs. Lloyd Kohr Mr. Mrs. Victor N. Koser Mr. Mrs. Edward Krall Mr. Mrs. Clarence Krammes Mr. Mrs. Charles F. Kreamer Mr. Larry Kreamer Mr. Mrs. Isaac Kreiser Mrs. John H. Kreiser Mr. Mrs. Ray A. Lentz Mr. Mrs. George Lerch Mr. Mrs. J. Mervin Light Mr. Mrs. Earl Long Mr. Mrs. Marshall C. Long Mr. Mrs. George Loverich Mr. Albert Maurer Mr. Mrs. Paul W. Messner Mr. Mrs. Elbert Meyer Mr. Mrs. Morris Meyer Mr. Mrs Walter S. Miller Mr. Mrs. Russell Mohler Mr. Mrs. Raymond Morgan Mr. Mrs. Clarence A. Moyer Mr. Mrs. Miles Moyer Mr. Mrs. Roy F. Moyer Mr. Mrs. Samuel Moyer Mr. Mrs. Thomas A. Mull, Jr. Mr. Nicholas P. Natale Mr. Mrs. Harvey L. Nitrauer Mr. Mrs. Richard Patrick Mr. James Peiffer Mrs. MarkK. Peiffer Mr. Mrs. Richard Phillips Mr. Mrs. Charles J. Pittenger Mr. Mrs. Lee Rentschler Mr. Mrs. Wayne Rentschler Mr. Mrs. William Rhen Mr. Mrs. Dale E. Richard Mr. Mrs. E. S. Richard Miss Nita Richard Mr. Mrs. Carl Robb Mr. Mrs. Richard Rudy Mr. Mrs. William Russel Mr. Mrs. Lester Schneck Mr. Mrs. Foster Schooley Mr. Mrs. Russell Schott Mr. Mrs. Albert Scibelli Family Mr. Mrs. John A. Sebastian Mr. Mrs. John J. Sebastian Mr. Mrs. Paul Segneri Miss Helen Shearer Mr. Mrs. Cassel Shenk Mr. Mrs. Leroy Shirk Mr. Mrs. Norman Shirk Mr. Mrs. Clarence Sholley Mr. Mrs. R. A. Shroyer Mr. Mrs. David E. Shuey Mr. Mrs. Paul A. Shuey PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Paul E. Slike, Sr. Mr. Si Mrs. Richard Small, Sr. Mr. Si Mrs. Hibshman Smith Mrs. Mildred M. Smith Miss Lottie J. Snavely Mr. Mrs. Lester E. Spangler, Sr. Mr. Si Mrs. Lester Spaneler, Jr. Son Mr. Mrs. Robert Spannuth Mr. Mrs. Ted Spanuth Mr. Mrs. William Spaulding Mr. Mrs. Richard P. Speraw Mr. Si Mrs. Ernest Spitler Mr. Mrs. Henry M. Stone Mr. Si Mrs. Henry m. Stone, Jr. (2) Mr. Mrs. John Strack Mr. Mrs. Paul Swope, Jr. Mr. Si Mrs. Joseph Tavani Mrs. Edith Trautman Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Ulrich Mr. Mrs. Leroy Umbenhen Mr. Mrs. Ben Wagner Mr. Si Mrs. Clair Wagner Mr. Mrs. Harold Walbom Mr. Mrs. Robert Walbom Mr. Mrs. Miles Walmer Mr. Si Mrs. George Waltermeyer Mr. Mrs. Woodrow Wanamaker Miss Janice Wanner Mr. Mrs. Willie E. Warren (2) Mr. Mrs. Lloyd Weidman Mr. Mrs. Mark Wolfe Mr. Si Mrs. Raymond Wolfe Mr. Mrs. William A. Yeagley Mr. Mrs. Earl Zellers Mr. R. S. Zerbe Mary Atkins Sharon Bender Kathryn Bicksler Robert Blauch Faye Bordlemay Bruce Daub Earl Eckert Cheryl Eisenhauer Mildred Fasnacht Grace E. Fisher Cora Gebhard Robert George Richard E. Grumbine Jane Kreamer Celeste Kreiser Dianne Kreiser Ed Ludwig Gerald Moyer Bonnie Miller Samuel Poor man Charlie Rhoads Rita L. Richard Lloyd Ritchie Steve Sager John Segnerl Mary Segneri Lualice Bette Stone John Stone Dorothy N. Swalm Brenda Trautman Barry Helen Walbom Ronald Walbom Shirley Hooper Carol Wolfe Jerry Wolfe Samuel Yeagley Karen Zeller Bruce Si Sally Butch Si Joyce Carole Joe Dan Si Janet David Si Linda Dayne Si Sallie Dennis Si Carol Eddie Cheryl Eddie Si Donna Eileen Si Hiram Janie Fred Jean Si Rick Jeff Carlene Jerry Linda John Si Rhoda Joni Sissy Kenny Si Mary Linda Wayne Mel Si Shirley Mike Si Louise Norman Si His Crew Rick Si Marianne Ronnie Linda Sandy Si Joe Tip Darlene A Friend A Friend Bean Bean. Inc. Bill's Snack Bar Bordlemay Amusements Bus 2 Capital Bakers Cozy Cottage Restaurant Donnut Esther's Restaurant Fern's Diner Jonestown Garment Co. K Si Y Sales Maple Lane Farms OK Motel Service Station Peanut Si The Bass Drum Strack's Sunoco Sunset Beauty Shop - -Miss Sherry (5) The Best Carpenter In Ono The Kids From Bus 2 V - Bar - C Ranch Victor Smith Candid BOO! The peaceful serenity of the halls before the A lunch Janice really knows how to hurt a guy. period. 106 Aha! We caught you this time, Norm, Shots Physical examination time for the Juniors?? Oh no, not Candid Camera. I could eat a pizza this big. Good try Vikings, thank you. 4 mmd Uf wkixmoicni 108