Northumberland High School - Pine Knotter Yearbook (Northumberland, PA)

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IZ 3 -f V Q 4:5 if UBI-IRT STRAUB has joined the Navy and judginj: by his speed on the basketball .bf court he'll be an Admiral's assistant in no time. . . . Tall FRI-ID STRAUSE 5-'55 although quiet and shy likes basketball letter than food. . . . RACHEL STAROOK is the Girl Wonder of the Home Economics Course. . . . CHARLES TROUP is shy and bashful. You'll never find him without his homework done. . . . LUIS lYALKER'S business ability has been shown through her capable handling of Advertising Manager of the I'im'1fnofff'r Xczcs. . . . Our VIRGINXA VVALKER is looking' longingly into the future field as a Florence Nig'hting'ale. ..,. IUHN VVALTZ, a regular Miz Five by Five but he passed the Navy physical. Now he prefers New York girls. . . , When GEORGE YVHEELAND isn't playing' his trumpet j.'ou'll find a pipe in his mouth. Lois WILBI-:RT keeps the Trig class interested more in her facial expressions than in C. A. D.'s labors. She wants to be a nurse. . . . GLADYS YOUNG is for Nurses train- ing' at the Geisinger Hospital. She's headed for physical education. . . . LAURA YoUNG's love affairs, she has one in every branch of service. . . . We'll never forget RUSSELL YoUNG'S arguments with the teachers. He has proved a capable class presi- dent. . . . RHODA ZUNG says she has eyes for no one else but Bud. The rest she claims is Motherly affection. Rrxcni-11. Srxxook Ilnmc lu'r1r:f0mi1's n- as Y . 5' Rom-:MT b'rHAt'R .-I 1'url4'n11'c lfmzn STuo1'sE Imluslrful A rfs flIlARI.l'IS Tauri' f'0nl7n1'r4'i11l Lois WAl,kl-in ,, l'mr1mr'r'1'iul 13 Ql- mx Vnuaixm WALKER 4 .lrurlmnfc . .loux WYALTZ A 1-11 df' rn fr GI-:mmol-3 xVl'IEHI.ANlD lffzlustrifzl Arts Lois W'll,HI-IRT A1-1uI1'1nfv ' Gl,Ams Yorxrz .hvnlrm 1'1- I,.Al'nA Yorxu .1 1-,11lrnn'r lil'ssr:l,l. Yol' Nl: l'nn1m4'r1-ful RHUIAA Zoxo .'1rmlnnf'r

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: THE PINE-HNUTTER llnlor lass l'IRST ROW llnft to Ruzhtl Forrex Brdrlspach Cttty Lyons Gallo Hrrntrr Newberry Hopuull Haddon Morgan Ger'-L McCloSks Frwh Barnhart lxauwzll Aumrlltr Van Krrk Danneker Frrdtrrtk Dauberman THIRD ROW fLeft to Rrghtl Wrnter Grubb Putrg Ulba Rergle Bell Mveu Chymr Baum Snyder Carrtch Ge-rw Stuwer Long Barlu Carl FOURTH ROW fLtft toRuzhtl Mark Carr Auman Bell Howdzy Stmuse Tweed Fox Shuman lionaxcntrrra Bollinger Wadeck FtnStamacher Rerchenbach I'Il'TH ROW ILQ-ft to Rrghtl Brngaman BaStrtS Gulrck Stuck Bollrnger Hoffman Whrpplc Stu Albrrght Trorcell Ward PhrllrpS Keller Gemberlmg SIXTH ROW fLeft to Rrghtl Drehl Sanden Wrllrams Snyder Mertz Walkrr Brennen Rergle STANDING Kleft to Rrghtl Zrtto Smder Vie are proud to paSS our Senrorrty on to a claSS that haS So often proven 1tSelf uorthy of rt Th1S year haS been a buSy one for the JunrorS and they are to be con gratulated upon the SucceSSful completron of such a vear Early rn the term they made planS for rarSrng funds to Sponsor the Junror Senror Prom They Sold candy Soft drrnkS, and hot dogs at the home football gameS, throughout the football SeaSon they Sold candy rn School, they partrcrpated rn a rrraga zrne Subscrrptrorr conteSt rn competrtron wrth the Senrors AS a reSult of theSe efforts they accumulated over four hundred dollarS an admrrable example of what can be accomplrShed through the fullest cooperatron of an entrre class The ofhcers and advrSerS deserve much of the credrt for the Success of therr most actrxe year Ofhcers elected were PreSrderrt, Roger Haddon, Vrce Presrdent, Fred llorgan, Secretary Faye BaStreSS, Treasurer, Stexe Houzdx Class, adv1SerS were 'NIrSS Dauberman, lVIrSS Frederrck, and 'NIr Turse I 2 'f .A f Q Y Q ....,, , , , .. , ,rr.... . .A , -.. ...,,,,, , ,, , H . , , , ., I -15.1.-wrijlj . ..,.. .... . , ,. .. . .. . . . ., , , . Q SECOND ROW l 4Left tn. Rightl-Turse. Farnfworth. Brouse, Beury, Ruch. HL-ndorshot, Mertz, Graham. Russell, Glass, Bird ' . . , r '. - 'f ' .' ' -fef- 2 fe-