Orbisonia High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Orbisonia, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1956 volume:

THE PIO EER M56 ll! f' 'w'W'61 rf' Y I UN IV mly fly A XX ORBISONIA AREA JOINT HIGH SCHOOL THE CLASS OF 1956 Fdt N B N1 13 S rr .. X . - WT ' I7 'Wx -L44 , 1 ' SE r?::E5 'X'1 1- , In , .Ili .N I V inlihfx-i SH -5viPf'1'?C: I E ., pf. - 1 x ,V J x l I . Y I ' 'fl Pulwlixhcd fur thc Studcnls of by - A -' -C'h f Sandra .1. N1 : ' FOREWORD L P11LLr Q11 yyL 1L tl1 . tx mu l1LiLI L . yn KN KL 1 LH UXLLI lL1 Ll F L1LINh1px tI1 u-'1 L L' y thL11 L t11l1Lrs L11 HIL st tit Lk 1.1 thLy h.tyL t11Lt I1 1 1 1 L thL L r-'r1LuttL L our hwh sL lk 1 .M yuu upuu thix hawk, th' ill H Ilff. ' hu! - ut catch cluss111:1tc yyill St'u1Li out us at llfl' , rc- mi ut' thu I11'll1y huppy days 'llld ucti t' y ' luvc ' 1 ,- hc . lt. :tx thc yctuw LLH111: und go. you cun rcuuyy' your Iri 't , ' 111 :I th'1 pure, of this LiHl1lllll. ' th' mc ' 1 z yy'illt'1l tl't ' 1 lcir t1l1l4g1tiL1t tu you. to thc cl'tss of 1956. and tu ' uu- icrtig 'N 11' 'F .'l1Ll. Gym ALMA MATER Old Orhy High School. noble and strong. Our loyalty we pledge to thee cvermore. We sluml now together. for the Blue and White Old Orby High School. we sing of thee. A I-our ONLY YOU MR JOHN 0 YETTER DEDICATION The Semor Clase of 56 takee great pleasure ln dedlcatmg this edltlon of The Plonecr to John O Yetter who has guided us through our four years of hugh school We extend to hlm our sincere gratitude for his guldance and patient leadershlp . ., . . . . -. . . 1 .. . U . ,, V Y. 1 . , . . IN MEMORIAM dn ,pu- F' BF1 TN STARR VM tln SLIIIUI' C I.1sx ol IQH6 mxh to show our lou xml cup LIIIIUII 1 lmmor 0 1 wrx tum c.l.1sxnmlL who pass x X w '7 K ll Illl wg sl! lll HKU L WL Q L Nlnurg lrund INN 1 dl K fd' i ,.,,,, .k'.' ' Q - - v.z 11. zlpprck ' ul' llc ' y l' Q 1' ' A ' xfcd msn' on .A lril - . lI5-1. Wu Imxc ull llllN5Ckl Bully wry much. 1 ul ' ' 1 hcr uguin. uc will allways rum-ml 'r h'r us Ll loyal 'l2.IlN'llC 'ld il ISL X HTWENTY-F OUR . DONALD F LYNCH Supervising Principal To the Seniors ol l956 You hive completed one of the basic steps toward success in this competitive and fast moving civilization lt is quite probable that vou will look upon vour school years as the happiest times of your life rolled here will serve you well in the years ahead If l had but one pomt of advice to ne sou it would be to alvw iys give .1 little more than you expect in return Max success ind happiness be your reward for the extra serxlces rendered Yours trulv Donald F Lynch 2 1 1. - s v 1 . ' V. V .Q 7 c . ' .W . I We trust that the gradual assumption of responsibility, while en- ' 2 ' r lp . ' v , V2 - ' . ' 1 .i I , . . HOURSADAYH JAMES F HOWELL High School PI'lI'lClpll To the Scmor Cl rss ot 1956 l .rm surc your last veur rn Orblsonla Huzh has passed as rapidly IS mv llrst ye rr ln our school The term our school rs employed be cruse l hellewc exch one of us ln hrs own w xy has strlven to make thus hwh school 1 better mstltutlon A school ns known prlmurnlv by the educational st'mdards It m untuns nxmclv lts 'fddlllICS Now rt IS vour turn to uphold the st md lrds ol Orbrsomr H11 h School MV person xl wrsh for each of you rs that you may attam suc cess m whatever endeuor you undertake ln llfe Yours truly James F Howell Seven ' 1 ,' ,.. ' . .., . . 1 - 'A vw 11 . .s ' ' 1 11' 1' 4 ' . 1 V . . Lt . C , . 1 Q . L . 1. 4. . 1 , .. . 3, . , . vu -' ' 1 . 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 I , . .K 1. 1. - 1 x v .- 1 I ' ' .1 C K -Q C in - g C ..l 1 1 fi 1 .' 5 1 5 . sf 1 ,'- . '- 1 . 1 ' - - . . . , . Eight 'R' THE HIGH AND RICHARD T BRIGGS Busmess Educatlon Blson Advlsor C HARI I-S A DAVIS Industrial Arts Football Coach RASH B ISENBERG In trumental Muslc Bmd Dnrector RUTH C LYNLH Home Economics Gll-NNI 'VIINICK Nlathematlcs Sclencc Faculty WILLIAM L BURKET Sclence Mathematics Faculty Athletics Manager MARGARI-T S DOYI If English Hlstorv Geographx DONALD I' JENKINS Mathematics Health B Baseball Coach F FRED 'VICCARTNEY History Clvlcs Geography DORATHY N OTT Puhlnc Spealtmg Latm Englnsh 'G' s tug THE MIGHTY Faculty DORIS B PAINTER Phymcal Educatlon Social Studles Health Girls Coach MARJORIE L PARK Engllsh RUTH W SCOTT English Ploneer Advisor Llbrarnans Advisor WILLIAM L PAUL Basketball Coach LILLIAN P STAKE Art MUSIC Health Hlstory Geography Mathemattcs JOHN O YEITER Social Studies Science Physlcal Educatlon Science CHARLES C PETERSON ADELINE M POTTS School Secretary School Nurse Nmc Ln THERE ARE SUCH THINGS ROBERT T WILSON Robert T Wllson was chosen hx hls classmates md tcachers as thc rcclpncnt of the LIONS Club Award for 1966 Bob ranks well scholastlcallw parucxpated nn all three major sports played an effective part ln has class aetnvmes and dld much for the beneflt of OAJHS by sharmg the responslblllty of many school projects To htm we offer congratulatuons and best wishes for success ln all his future dcavors How Renewable art. Our Wnldllfc Rc source. The answer to this questlon won flrst prize lsemor hugh school dnvlslonl for Bom ta Potts nn a county wxde essay contest sponsored hx the Huntmgdon County Sportsmen s Club slr BEULAH STARR Bculah Starr won flrst prlze tjumor hugh dlWlSlOnl ln the county thtrd prize m the dtstrnct third prlze IH the state and 1 check and recognltnon ln the national contc t for her essay How Farmers Can Help Wlldllfe CONCJRAT ULATIONS GIRLS' ORATORICAL CONTEST WINNERS 'vlay 4 1956 ' '- 1' ' :Si , 1 5 '- g 9 ' '. cn- .. V x BONITA POTTS 1. T 2. 3. A Seniors xXql5 llll 1 wiv: 1 3 X lu PI'LNldt.nl Smut xrx Yrcdsunr Class Colors Class Floxur Class Motto Class Adusor CLASS OFFIC FRS Carol 'Vlontgonnry Norma Holllbauflh Sandra Magovun Maroon and Gold Red Rose Bc YL Fur of Good Cheer John O Yetter f 6 N f 17 X YJ U. Q - . - 4 Q j X. -i: s , ,K 1 Z X JI Pnssidcnth U 1 N Nancy Enycurt Twelve 2. JOURNEY s END NANCY LEE ENYEART Enyeart September 6 1937 ACIIVIIICS Class Presldent l 'V 4 Class Play 3 Cheerleader! 3 Llbrarlan I 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Camera Clubl Dramatlcs Club 3 3 Pioneer Staff 4 Student Council 3 Basketball l 7 3 4 Faworlte Pastlme Sports movies Most Prlzed Possesslon hm Pet Expression Hows your blood pre sure Ambltlon Physlcal Education teacher A peppy gurl wnh a flashing smile Happy go lucky all the whlle Her mmd ts always thmkmg of .hm We know someday shell marry htm CAROL JOYCE MONTGOMERY Kats. Ju v 'W '48 Actmtles Class Treasurer l Class Secretary 3 Class Vlce Pres: dent 4 Class Play 3 Llbrarlan Chaxrman '4 4 Chorus 2 Dra matlcs 2 3 Pnoneer Staff 4 Student Councll 3 Favorite Pastlme Drawlng talkmg Most Prrzed Possessnon Llfe Pet Expression Oh you adorable thing' Ambmon School teacher Kate has short auburn halr As the boys go by they give her a stare She IS pleasant and mce to all Off to college she goes thls fall NORMA LEE HOLLIBAUGH Sklp June 27 1938 Actlvme Class Secretary 4 Newspaper Clu 4 Class Play 3 brarlan 4 Favorlte Pastlme Dancing chewmg gum Most Prnzed Possesslon Typewrltcr Pet Expressnon Huh Ambltlon Successful Secretary A very modest member of our class Who thinks she should make 90 s to pass And when there 1 tvpmg to be done Wheres Norma thev ask and to her they run SANDRA MARIE MAGOWN Sandie September 30 1938 Acttvltles Class Treasurer 4 Band I 3 3 4 Chorus 3 Basketball 3 4 Dramatlcs 3 Pioneer Staff 4 Student Council 3 Favortte Pastlme Playmg plano sports Most Prtzed Possession Watch Pet Expresston Oh mv' Ambmon Nur e Sandie has a temper Sandie sure IS fast When she gets that basketball You had better let her past LARRY WAYNE BARD Bardahl March 5 1938 Acttvmes Band 1 7 3 4 Dramattcs Club 2 3 Ploneer Staff 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Varsity Club 4 Favorrte Pasttme Sports gurls Most Prtzed Possesston Picture of Twtla Pet Expression Alnt that a shame Ambmon Army career larry has a long walk every day And thmks of Twrla all the way Fast as ltghtmng on the basketball floor He helps a lot to ratse thc score VIOLA RUTH BENSON January 78 1938 Favortte Pasttme Eattng dating Wendell Most Prtzed Posse ston Rhtnestone necklace se Pet Expresston Oh no' Prove ut Ambttlon Wendells Wlfe Another gurl wrth long long hanr Who never has too much to say Her love for Wendell sure ts falr She slts and looks at htm all day S DUANE BROWN Ttnker February 14 1937 Acttvmes Class Play 3 Baseball 1 4 Football 3 3 4 Var uh 'V 3 Ftvonte Pasttme Sports Most Prlzed Possesslon Operators Ltcense Pet Expression Oh No' Ambltlon Undeclded Duanes a handsome lad of the class Always a smlle whenever you pass ln all hts classes he ts much of a clown Hes a boy we luke to have around AUDREY OR-KCE BLRDOE June 79 1938 Xctmttes Newspaper Club 4 Favonte Pastume Readtng movies Most Prtzed Possesston Class rung Pet Expression Wanta bet Ambltton To be successful ln anvthlng I attempt to do Alwavs a smtle Never a frown You can hear her etggle All over town Aud .. , .. J: , -. . 1 ' ' ' 1 2 3 1 A . . - - ' 1 1 - i A ' . --A 5- - I , . , fr' ' - ' 1 1 1 asi , A- ' . ' ,. sf : ' J t 5: ' ,Q - -In 3 -. 1 L ' stty Cl -. .. 4. 1 ' 5 1 ' .. . , . ' , . '- 1 - 1 ' 1 1 f ' J: 1 . 1 ' . 1 ' 1 - ' . 1,1 ' ' Thtrteen Fourteen EDD lx BURDGE December I8 1938 Hoe Actlvlttes Class Play 3 Dramatlcs Club 3 Pioneer Staff 4 Foot ba 3 Favornte Pastume Eatlng sports Most Prrzed Possession Class rung Ambntlon To be successful ln college Eddle comes from out Neelyton way He ees hrs Annle every day Hes going to Shlppensburg to have lots of fun Watch out gurls hell keep you on the run SHlRl FY BELLF CARRUTHERS Loule January 7 I 937 Favorlte Pastlme Square dmcmg datlng one certam guy Most Prlzed Poss sslon Class rung Pet Expresslon You better belleve lt Ambmon To be a success So very very qulet We hardly hear her speak When she ees a certam Soldier bo Shes anythmg but meek GLENN BROOKS Cl ARK October 70 1938 Actlvltles Class plav 3 Favorite Pastlmc Hunting drnlng Most Pflltd Possession Class IIHL, Pet Expression Come again Ambmon Undeclded Zo-oo om' What just flew pas Hot rod Glenn gomg mlghty fast At drlvlng cars he s very speedy But rn school work No lndeedy MARY CROUSE May '9 1937 Actlvlttes Class plav 's Chorus 3 Favorite Pastrme Wrrtmg letters vwatchm Most Prrzed Possession Class rung Pet Fxpresslon Holy Jumpm' Ambmon To be a housewife Marv has uch pretty halr And about hm she sure does care She may be caught dreaming ln class But stall shes an mdustrlous lass gT Casey Crousle NANCY LEE DAUGHENBAUGH Decemberl 1938 Actrvrtles Class play 3 Newspaper Club Favorrte Pastlme Dancing chewmg gum Most Prlzed Possession Class rtng Pet Expression You know ll' Ambmon Successful clerk typtst Here comes Nancy up the street Wrth clouds floatlng at her feet lts anvones guess whos on her mlnd rt :sn then were all blmd SYLVIA JEAN DIVEN October 3 1938 ACIIVIIICS Dramatlcs club 7 Newspaper Club 1 Favortte Pastlme Datmg Dale cooktng Most Prlzed Pos esslon Btble that Dale got me Pet Expression Just for darn devllment Ambmon To be a housewtfe See that glitter' See that gleam' Dale ns surely Sylvtas dream Now she wears a diamond rmg, Soon wedding bells wall dung dong dmg EUGENE FLOOD Ma I9 928 Favorltc Pastlme Huntmp, roller skattng Most Prlzed Possessm Drnvers license Pet Expresston 'Thank about lt Ambltron Truck Drtven Our Gene IS a Mercury fan And wtth the glrls he s-cool man Lower Sh :de Valley ns hrs stompm grounds With the gurls down there he makes his rounds FAWN LOUISI- GIXBFRT June 4 1938 Actwrtles Choru Class Play 3 Llbrarlan Favorite Pasttme Eatmg traveling Most Prlzed Possession Class rlng Pet Expresslon Maybe tomorrow Ambmon To be a success Freckles freckles everywhere And how Robert Lrghtner sighs We hear that tn the summer time To Alaska she vull fly OC V Gene Roby C75 Frfteen Slxteen WENDELL EUGENh GLUNT Glunt ne ll Actrvmes Class Vice Presrdent Class play 3 Band 7 3 Favorlte Pastlme Sleeplng datrng Vlola Most Prrzed Possession Car Pet Expression How can sou tell' Ambztlon Undecided Sweets for svneetre IS Wendells song He hasnt forgotten all year long To go out searching near and far To brlng Vl0ll 1 candy bar LILE G GRAY Pee Wee August 76 1918 Actlvmes Baseball 1 Football 1 4 Varslty Club 4 Favorite Pastnme Hunting skatmg Most Prlzed Possession Class rmg Pet Expressxon Watch II Jack Ambmon Undecided Peewee rs a quiet boy Who hasnt much to say But whether or not he talk o He huts ll off with Kay DONALD E HAMMON Hammerhead Aprll 21 938 Actnvmes Baseball 2 '4 4 Basketball 3 4 Varsity Club 4 Favorite Pastlme Huntmg basketball Most Prlzed Possessron Brams PetExpress1on Defmltely Ambltron Undecrded Here comes Donald ln leaps and bounds ln basketball he makes the rounds Hls brams are always at their best hxcept when he has to like a lest PAUL M HOCKENBERY September 16 1938 Acuvmes Pioneer Staff 4 Baseball 1 4 Varsity Club 4 Favorite Pastlme Skating baseball Most Prnzed Possession Crewcut Pet Expresslon Absolutely Ambrtlon Undecided When you see Paul he IS ln 1 truck lf you say Wheres He says Two luck If you need any help this fall Paul wont be here to answer your call LOUISE JEANETTE HOLDEN Lou February I0 l938 Activities Class Secretary l Class Play 3 Librarian 3 4 Camera Club l Dramatic Club 2 3 Ploneer Staff 4 Newspaper Club I Basketball 3 4 Favorite Pastime Dancing and going to movies Most Prized Possession Parents Pet Expression lf you dont believ me just ask me Ambition Telephone Operator Louise may be rather short But she doesnt fear a thing Around her pretty neck We see a certain ring BARBARA ANN HOOPER Barb January 8 1939 Activities Class Play 3 Librarian 4 Band 7 3 Newspaper Club 4 Favorite Pastime Dancing reading Most Prrzed Possession Typewriter Pet Expression Holy Hanna Ambition Private Secretary Barb is short and lots of fun When working for the class shes on the run ln her ambition we tre sure shell succeed A better secretary a boss wouldnt need FREDRICK STINE JAMlSON Fred March ll 1937 Activities Class Play 3 Librarian 4 Camera Club l Newspaper Club 'V Football l 7 3 4 Varsity Club 2 3 4 Favorite Pastime Sports Most Prized Possession Class Ring Pet Expression: 'l don't know' Ambition: To make good in life Fred's the doctor of our class. At the girls he makes a pass: When you hear his special cackle' You'd never think of a football tackle. JANET FAYE JAYMES October 9. l938 Favorite Pastime Watching, T, V: dancing Most Prized Possession: Parents Pet Expression: 'My heavens! Ambition: To be a secretary Janet is a friend - true blue. A willing worker in all she's asked to do. She is admired by everyone. Around her there is lots of fun. Seventeen Eighteen GLRALD H JENKINS .links July 70 '48 Activities Class play 3 Band 7 7 Dramatic Club 1 Pioneer Staff 4 Favorite Pastlme Tlnkerlng with cars eating Most Prlzed Po session 1940 Chevrolet coupe Pet Expression Gee Willie Ambition Auto mechanic ln the morning he comes to school Driving his Chevy like a fool ln the evening he goes home just as fast Bectusc lie do snt want to be last MARI ENL MARII: lsAYLOR Marty August 78 1938 Activities Secretay 7 Vice President 3 Class Plax W Librarian d 2 3 4 Cho 7 Dramatlcs Club 'S Plone r Staff 4 Basketball lManagerJ 3 4 Favorite Pastlme Swimming dancing Most Prlzed Possession Class ring Pet Expression Why7 Ambition Nurse Shes cute and issw Makes 1 lot of noise Youll be sure to find hu Where these ale manv boys ERWIN R KELLY Kelly June 7 1938 Favorite Pastlme Hunting fishing Most Pllnd Possession 1919 l 1 S ll Pct Expres lon Gu. Whiz Ambition Diesel Mechanic Erwin doesnt care for girls With their ruffles and their curls lrstead he likes to dream of cars And plans the first autot lp to Mars KENNPTH LEI: KLPHART lseppie A nl 1? 38 Activities Class Play 1 Band I Dramatl s Club 7 3 N vsspap u 7 Baseball I 7 3 k ball 3 otball Varsity Club 7 7 4 Fivorite Pastlme Hunting playing sports Most Prized Pos ession Mother anJ Father Pet Expression Thats a good vs lx to get sour name in the pap r Ambition To plax b gtime sports Kenny with the vlan hair Hasnt a vtorry nor a carc When plating athletics he surely get hot He ties the opponents in a knot - . l9,' ' : ' A S.. 1 5. 1 3. Ban 1. 1 l'llS-1F ' it ,. ' e . iz sz,.,'. .. ,, Activities: Class Play 35 Librarian 4: Band 1, 2. . : . he , . .' I , .Z .ll C p' 19 ' .1 ' 1 1. :, -.,: e'.':r Cl b... ' .-. .41 Bus'et ' ,.4:Fo ' 1.2. 3.4: FRED D LEONARD June 12 1937 Bunk Actlvltles Baseball l 2 3 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Varsnty Club 2 3 4 Favorite Pastlme Huntlng playmg sports Most Prlzed Possession Parents Pet Expres lon Gee Whlz' Ambmon To stay smgle and stay rxch Everyone calls htm Bunk for short Basketball I9 his favorite sport He likes Saltlllo gurls we hear But one ln Hlll Valley lg also dear RUTH LOCKE Ruthle June I5 938 Actlvltles Class Presldent 3 Llbranan 4 Dramatic Club 3 Ploneer Staff 4 Student Councnl 4 Favornte Pa time Readmg square dancmg Most Prlzed Possession Wrlst watch Pet Expression Well lll be darned' Ambltlon To be happy Here lS a gurl with sparklmg blue eyes When wrltlng letters she does slgh She doesnt like school so well we hear Yet we know hell flmsh with never a fear JAMES ALBERT LYNN Head January 70 1939 Actlvltles Ploneer Staff 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Var s Club 2 3 4 Favorite Pastlme Hunting playmg sports Most Prlzed Possession Parents Pet Expresslon No Man' Ambmon To be a member of the United States Arr Force Jlm Lynn IS a Rockhlll man Wlth certain women hes their fan ln a football game he lb really great For outside actlvmes he IS never late DALE MENTZER June 3 1937 Actrvntles Class Play 3 Chorus 7 Newspaper Favorxte Pastlme Movles basketball games Most Prlzed Possesslon Class rmg Pet Expresslon Aw come on' Ambltlon To be a success Dales a treasure and a joy Hes the mostest real gone boy Bonxta and Carlos wrll smg some day At least thats what we hear Dalle say Club 7 Mmtz Nineteen l Twenty H O Nfl ENTZER Flossle Jmualy 79 I936 Autlwltles Class Play '4 Chorus Favorrtc Pasume hating rcadmg, N10 t Prwed Possession Genes class r ng Pet Expresslon Huh Ambtuon To be a housewife Flo llkes Gene She thinks hes keen Xml without hlm She would not be seen ROB!-Rf I: MOORI: Woody August 'V' 1938 Acuvtucs Basketball ' '4 4 Varsity Club 4 otball l ' 3 Ftvorlte Pasttme Plaung basketball eatmg Nlost Pt17ed Possession Class rung Pet lgxpresston Gee Really' Ambttton To Jom the U S Alr Force Of all the scmors hes the best When dolng school books hes no whtz You thmk hes asleep when we have a qulz HAROI D F McMbLll1N Aprll 8 938 Favorrte Pasume Swtmmmy, 'Vlost Prlzed Possession Class rung Pct hxpresslon No Kldtllflbl Ambluon To tom the Army Hes a bug wheel Not just a hub Cause he a member Of the Mlckx Mouse Club PAUL P McMbLLEN October ll 1938 ALIIVIUCS Llbrarxan 4 Camera Club l Student Council 3 Favorite Pasume Dancmg sports Nlost Prlzed Possession Drlvers Incense Pet Expression ls that flghlq Ambrtlon To be successful Paul ts verv sly and qulet At playing Jacks hes a rlot Exery P O D perrod hes persuaded to play Bx a gurl from Shade Gap- Red they say .ltggs Pau . . . . 2 ' .. . A . ' 1' 's . ,P - . . K V k 'S 1 I x 14- ' Z P. ' ' 4 I 7 s V . ss .' . -.H 1 2 '. U QFD . .hy ,4. , .. . , . , At using school hours to get his rest: I ' . V- ' ' V - . I I ' ' 7 - , 1 .1 ' . . ' I , ' , . ' . ' ' ' , . Y.. , .. . . , ., ,Q ' b , ' . h. '5 . . 1 . ' 1 4 1. ' ' . ' I' , ' ': ' ' 1 g ' . 5 ' , 4. l - vs. ' . 'K 7 l K' . DONNA LARUE PAINTER March 19 1939 Favorite Pastlme Sports movles Most Prlzed Possession Watch Pet Expression Dont be sllly Ambmon To get a good job Another glrl wlth a good many freckles On her people luke these llttle speckles She comes to us from up Pogue way And trudges to school day after day EUGENE PARSON December 9 1937 Don Gene Actnvmes Llbrarlan 3 Band l 3 Baseball 4 Football l 2 3 Favorlte Pastlme Dancing sports Most Prlzed Possession Parents Pet Expresslon Come agam Mr Yetter Ambmon Vetmarlan Gene journey down to Mlfflmtown To see has lady falr We do not know just who she IS But we know that she IS there MARY A PARSON January 26 l938 Actlvmes Class Play 'l Llbrarlan 4 Dramat Newspaper Club 2 Favonte Pastlme Sports datmg boys Most Prlzed Posses lon Parents Pet Expression Oh Mercy' Ambltlon Telephone Operator When we are Iookmg around for fun And dont know where Its found To Mary and her boyfriends The semor gurls are bound ANNA GRACE PARSONS August '73 1938 Actlvltles Band 3 3 4 Dramatic Club Favorite Pastlme Eating roller skatmg Most Prlzed Possesslon Class rmg Pet Expression Oh No' Ambxtnon To be a success We often wonder why lt ns That ln Home EC Anns such a whiz Maybe she has a man In mlnd Who thinks good cooks are hard to fmd rcs 3 Pioneer Staff 4 Ann Twenty one .. .. . , . . - , .. . - .. ! Y ' I .. .. , , 3 Z ' . -1 y v s ' - , -4 ' n - , - g , . Mary . ' -' - ' x 1 ' ' , st vs , - ., - . ,. .. . -Q 5 , ' ' ' . . . . ' 'T . ... .. . ... ' , ss n - , Twenty two fy W, BERYL ARLENE PETERSON ulrt March 31 I938 Actlvmes Class Play 3 Band I 3 4 Chorus Favorite Pastlme Eating llstenmg to the radlo Most Prlzed Possesslon Class rmg Pet Expersslon Holy Hannah' Ambmon To be a success Beryls a gnl wrth never a care lots and lots of wavy halr ln Home Ee class she does real well ls there a fcllowf' Nou never can tell BONll'A LIND POITS Bonnie Susie September 39 1938 Actlvmes Class Vrce President l Class Play 3 Cheerleader I Band I 3 4 Camera Club l Ploneer Staff 4 Dramatic Club 7 3 Newspaper Club I 3 4 Basketball 4 Favorlte Pastrme Lrvm Most Pnzed Possessron Life Llberty and the Pursuit of Happiness Pet Expresslon l like lt' Ambltlon To succeed At making As shes hard to beat When arguing she turns on the heat She loves Ted and bubble gum And thmks that dancmg rs real much fun MARLENE PRICE Grasshopper September 13 1938 Actrvmes Band Presrdent 4 Class Play 3 Llbrarnan 4 Band I 2 3 4 Camera Club l Chorus 7 Dramatic Club 3 Ploneer Staff 4 Student Councrl 4 Basketball 'V 3 4 Fxvorrte Pastlme Glenn readmg Most Prlzed Possession Engagement rung Pet Expression Holy rsnt that awful Ambmon Nurse A pretty blonde but dont make a pass Because we re sure she IS Glenns lass When shes caught sleepxng m P O D Do we tease her Yes sure e SAMUEL N REGI Sammy Apr1l7 1938 Actrvmes Class Plas 3 Baseba Cu 2 3 4 Favorlte Pastlme Skating dancmg Most Prrzed Possession Mustache Pet Expressron Thats rlght Jack' Ambltlon To be an alrman Ooooolala Here IS Sam' He surely IS the ladies fan Hes the lover m the dark On a bench he llkes to park 4 Footba 3 4 Varsity CHARLES H REILLY October 20 1938 Actrvmes Proneer Staff 4 Football 2 3 4 Varsrt Basketball l 2 Favorrte Pasume Runnmg around Most Prlzed Possession Dads car Pet Expression Jack Ambmon To be an alrman Here IS the boy with the curly harr Whom the ladies thunk IS more than alr At square dancing hes qulte a whrz And just the same ln a test or qurz CHESTER ROBINSON March 24 I937 Favorlte Pastlme Dancing gomg wrlh blondes Most Prrzed Possession Hot Rod Chevy Pet Expression Oh Txzzy Ambrtnon Mechamc Chets Chevy ns hrs pal lda Jane rs hrs gal A real gone boy when rt comes to dancm And Just the same when ll comes to romancrn FRED ROBINSON Aprnl l0 1937 Favorite Pastlme Huntmg swrmmlng Most Prrzed Possessron Class rmg Ambmon Undecrdcd We call hlm Freddie just for un When we say work hes on the run He hasnt a worry care or fear And rs someone we rarely hear LLOYD ROBINSON July I7 1938 Favonte Pastlme Huntmg rcc skating Most Prlzed Possessron Class rmg Pet Expresrons Gee Whnz' Ambmon Undecided Lloyd rs some what of a charmer We thunk hell make a really good farmer He never has too much to say But he works hard the lrve long day Chuck y C 2 3 4 Chet Twenty three 1 . , lub,,, ,. f , L . Y . . ' I vu 'Y','. ! 7 , . , f, 7 7 , , . , ' .-. -u 1 . . , Twenty four HOWARDI ROGERS Howdy November 'li 1938 Actrvltres Class Plav '4 Baseball 3 4 Basketballl ' '4 4 Foot l V u ' Favorite Pastrme Playing sports women Most Prlzed Possesston Drtvers ltcense Pet Fxpresslon Whyo Ambition To play sports Our football star handsome and neat Sweeps the gurls rtght off thetr feet ln basketball h t not a dodger And truly earns the name of Rogers BARBARA ANN ROHRER Barb Match '40 l938 Aettvrttes Class Play '4 Cheerleader I ' 3 Ltbrartan 4 Band l 7 '4 4 Camert Club l Dramattcs Club 7 3 Pioneer Staff 4 Newspaper l Basketball l 2 1 4 Ftvortte Pasttme Ltstentng to radto gomg to movtes 'Vlost Prlzed Possesslon Bobby Pet Expresston Aw dont be llly' Ambttton Prrvate secretary There she goes down the street Always dressed so very neat She thrnks Bobby ts the most About htm she lrkes to boast EUGENE SCOTT Scottte September '74 l917 Actlvttles Class Plav '4 Pioneer Staf 4 Football 7 3 Varsity Cu 3 4 Favorite Pastlme Hlkmg Most Prlzed Possession Class rmg Pet Expression Aw' Ambrtlon To jOln the Army Want a friend Heres Gene Scott One of the nrcest boys Out class has got ROBERT C SECREST Zeke November 1 1939 Acttvrtte Ptoneer Staff 4 Basketball tmanagerl 4 Football tman agerl 4 Varsrty Club 4 Favortte Pastrme Razztng the gtrls square dancing Most Prlzed Possesston Parents Pet Expresslon Yeah veah Ambmon To stay smgle and get rtch Zeke ts his nickname thats no Everyone thtnks hes qutte a guy At playmg hookey he sure a whrz Whereever theres a woman thats where he rs SHIRLEY SHINGLER Shlrl Aprll I6 I937 Actlvltles Class Treasurer 3 Secretary of Band 4 Class Play 3 Llbrarlan 4 Band I 2 3 4 Dramatlcs 2 3 Basketball 3 4 Basketball Manager I 2 Favorite Pastlme Sports movles Most Prlzed Possesslon Plnk bracelet Pet Expression Please' Embarrassment' Ambnuon To be a typnst Got a man We should say Got a new one-every day She has a trlcky little smile Its radnance beams for nearly a mme CHARLES WARREN SHOPE Apr1l9 1936 ACIIVIIICS Basketball l 2 Baseballl Favorite Pastlme Eatmg sports Most Prlzed Possession Class rmg Pet Expresslon Dont Say Ambutlon Becoming a baseball player See that twmkle nn has eyes He xs one of the very mce guys He IS always thumbing a rlde Often has pretty gurls at his slde NANCY LEE STENINGER March 8 I937 Favorite Pastlme Eatmg watchmg televlslon Most Prlzed Possession Class rmg Pet Expresslon My lands' Ambmon Undecrded Quxet ln manner llttle to say She wears a smlle every day We never see her fllrtlng wlth boys But we thmk Its one of her secret yoys DORA JEAN VARNER November 27 1938 Actlvmes Llbrarlan 3 Dramaucs Club Newspaper Club 3 4 Favonte Pastnme Sports and readmg Most Prlzed Possession Class rmg Pet Expressnon Golly Whnz' Ambltlon To be succe sful ln college Oh Johnny ns her theme song Teaching ns her ambltnon Happlness ln both these things For her IS what we re wlshm Charlxe Nan 3 Pioneer Staff r Twenty fnve Twenty-six DORIS JEAN WALTERS Peanut March 17 1937 Activities Librarian 3 Dramatlcs Club 2 3 Newspaper Club 3 Favorite Pastime Dating a certain someone square dancmg Most Prized Posse sion Class rmg Pet Expressm No future tn it Ambition To join the W A F Doris 1 famous for wearing blue jeans Don is her lover so it seems With Shirley she can usually be found Their fasorite pastime running around MARSHALL F WHITSEI Whit September 28 1937 Favorite Pastlme Hunting working on cars Most Prized Po session Car 1949 Ford Pct Expression Holy Cats' Ambition Diesel mechanic or operator Whit has a Ford so we hear And a girl that IS always near This IS the fourth car he has had But even that doesnt sound so bad RUTH EVELYN WILLIAMS Ruthie July 24 1939 Activities Class Play 3 Chorus Pioneer Staff 4 Newspaper Club Favorite Pastime Sports dating boys Most Prized Possession Class ring Pet Expression Doggone it Ambition Clerk Typist Ruthies editor of our newspaper On that staff shes no faker She likes the square dances down at Nosville To them she goes as often as possible ROBERT T WILSON Wilson November 30 1938 Activities Class Play 3 Camera Club 1 Dramatics Club 3 Pioneer Staff 4 Student Council 3 4. Baseball 1 7 3. 4 Vartsty Club 2. 3 4' Basketball 1. 2 3 4' Football 2 3 . Favorite Pastime: Sport, eating Most Prized Possession: Drivers license Pet Expression: Jiminy Crickets' Ambition: Go to college At making As he cant be beat And with him no one can compete' He is handsome. thin and tall Greatly admired by one and all. ROBERT WILSON 'vlouste November l 1936 Actnvltles Baseball 7 3 Basketball 7 3 Football 3 Favorite Pastlme Eatmg playnng sports Most Prlzed Possession Money PetExpress1on Hey Jack' Ambmon Stay sungle and be rlch Bob rs mee and lots of fun Hes always glad when his school works done Baseball IS hls favorite sport He alms to have a girl In every port GERALD J WINNICK Ju 75 37 Favorlte Pastume Readmg Most Prnzed Possession Shot gun Pet Expression lm coming Ambmon Undeclded Hes a fme chap when hes awake Dont thmk hes ever had a date fhere are many thmgs th at Gerald But his knowledge he seldom shows CHARLES YOHN November 33 1938 Flvorlte Pastxme Roller sltatmg dancing Most Prlzed Possessnon Shot gun Pet Expressron Slrc l wall Amhmon Mechanic Coal black halr not wry tsll For hum we hear the gurls ca All Charlles lame goes mto play . . . ' Q: ' -. 3 ' -, 5 . if. l . , nv ly - . l9 I . 1 4 I , ' 1 1 ' h. 2 z ' ' : . ' v, ' ' : I ' ' x do 'll. When someone says Work , he's not so a fwcntx eight TOC LATE NOW Those Who Left Us Don11ld Allrson IN noxx NLFXIFIW' ID the L S Arms Ronald Bmdnlck IN lmn ll homg at Burnt Cdhms Dgloru C ulsh all his hmomg Mrs Wm Thomas md IS lmn it Klstlcr Shlrlu Duhhs Mrs Jnmu M mlntxrn IS lmnv ln lVllLlll 1l'l Patlx Fdxx xrds as llldlilllll' sghool xl Huntmvdon Irmcs I-oval IN numlxnv suhool xt Ch1mh1.rshur-Y John Cnll IN lmn' rt l'll7llWLll1tOVNl1 Rmh 1rd H xpplp IN noxx scrxlnn xn ilu Alr Form lloyd H11rpLr1s lmnn rt homo it Sh 1dL G rp Jack H11rtm m rcsldcs n Sdxonhurf' Ewlxn Krousc as n hom1 11 Blacldog Sandra long IS noxx Mrs Donald Ergler 11nd IS llxlnv 111 Orhlsomr Euvcm Mlllcr ns lnmv n home dt Shade G ip Shlrlw Morgxn rs rttcndlnfv school it Sdltlllo H11rold Prrson IS ll hom1 nc11r Sh 1dL Glp Luullu P1rson non Mrs Alun Wrgncr IS llllnf' ll Sh rdp G lp Shll lLN Prlu ns non Mrs Ned B1ur md IS llxlnv rt Slmdc C1 lp Dumrs Rudu ls lmn-' ll homc nu ar Bl urs Mllls Janus Sgolt l1 rs Ll'lllNlLKl ln thu L S Arms R1 h Suott IN noxx NLI'Nll'lU ID thu ll S N ox W rldm Shuh an rs NLl'XlI1l'll1 thy U S Armx LD Sl11llI'lS lmn-1 ll homg ll'l Hull X 1 LN Butts SI rrr IS 1l111ls1d .lm Tr11xlLr IN uorlon-' n Ch11n1h1rshur-' Donald Llsh rttpnds sghool rt Shxppcnshurfv Guor-'L W me as lnm it homu 111 Povus. Thomas Wlllmms IN lmnv 111 home 111 Nossxnlln ll 11 . ' ' - 1' ' s ' ' 1 ' sv 1 s 1 1 1 s. '1 ' ,' ' '. ' 1 - .. 1 ,. 1 C ' 1 . S :K 1 1 ' 1 1 5 g 1 1 1 A 1 1 , . 1 1 .1 .' 51 J 1 ' , . ' 1 1 1. 3. 5 1 51 . .1 1 ' . 1 2 2 1 5 Q1 1 t 1 1 1 x '- U 1' 1 x 1 1 1 1 4 V - :L L L K ,. ' ' ' 1 J Q2 :. - fr ' 5 1 '1 ' . x ' I- . 'I 1 1 1 1 t , C 1 1 , ' 1 fi :J 1 ' . Clurcncc Nauglc llvcs ut home near BllllI'S Mllls. 1 1 - A- 1 x 1 1 x 1 ' 1'.. :1.111. ' 1, 'sx '- . - ' .' . '- ' f' K . 1 ', 1 , . ... 1 . .C 1 ,1 . H l- us 1 l- - '- 1 x1 1' - I 1 if w 1 - x lr x ' u l 1lp 1' . '51 ' 5 1 1. . 1 1 5 x 1 ' 1 1- I s ' All- . ' . ' :1 - ill' 3 X ' 1 ' xwx1 S m 1 1 x ' -- 1 1 x ' A . t 1 . r. 1 l 1 y -s 1 I - , 1 1 , 1 . -. 1 1 t1 1 I . gl ,, C 1' 1- ' '1 -'- '1' 1 1 --,' s '. 'Y 5 Ulm MGMENTS TO REMEMBER ILM thy un to work 6 QJFLLII N k Road lui N H 0 Rgnx 0 lhu Um 1 CJ Ld ogs lm gomma ted er 4. nur Q and her mluxhlf. pmgm Ivuntx mnc ar.. 17. V 'M L , E 4 ' . X xv . ' Qxbtg il IV I. hmllmll NIAIX. 2, Dignificd xcniorx. F. The Fighling Bixunctlcx. 4, Slidmg .hmm thc Yxmnix- -A 5,011 - ,n '. . ' ic.'.B11q 1 '1..'. .mg f1.gll'lN!9. BL 1, 1' r 'P'x.lk,'ldS'd..ll,.'V-.Cl'1.l2.. v' l'2'. MEMORIES ARE MADE OF THIS Class Hlstory Orbrsoma Hugh School opened IIS doors on September 4 1952 to elghty frve confused but happy freshmen who entered the gym to look over therr new home We were placed under the care of Mlss Blocher Mr Farner and Mr Yettcr who helped us to get settled 1n our new surroundings Durlng the followmg weeks we grew better acquamted Soon after we were rnltlated by the senrors of 1952 durmg a special assembly tMuch to theur delight and our em barrassment J We were advised to elect offlcers and choose our class flower motto and colors Those named to lead us were president Nancy Enyeart vrce presrdent Bonme Potts secretary Lourse Hol den and treasurer Carol Montgomery Maroon and Gold were selected as our class colors the Red Rose our flower and Be Ye Ever of Good Cheer our motto Some tlme durrng our flrst year Orbrsonra Hlgh School became one member of a jolnture 1nd rts name was changed to Orblsoma Area Jomt Hlgh School We sponsored a square dance and a bake mgton D C Thrs year passed very raprdly and soon we reallzed that the following term we would enter senlor hlgh school Our second year began with much rejoxclng rs we met former classmates rn our old home rooms Agam Mlss Blochcr and Mr Yetter were appointed our advlsors As sophomores we elected to serve as presl dent Nancy Enyeart vlce presldent Wendell Glunt secretary Marlene Kaylor and treasurer Shlrley Morgan We had two or three square dances during the wmter months The followlng sprung we all were pleased to be able to attend an unusual event because our school was chosen to be host to the Huntmg don County Band Festrval Mr Paul E Carson of West Chester State Teachers College was guest conductor A number of our classmates partlcrpated very capably Some of our group attended the Jumor Semor Prom rn May when the decoratlons for the delightful event remmded us that our school was celebrating the slxtneth anmversary of the flrst graduating class of the Orbrsonra Hugh School Thrrty Almost three weeks later we sand good bye to our classmates and left to spend a pleasant three months vacatlon at home We returned as a happy junlor class rn Sep tember 1954 to start the third year of our hugh school career The officers elected for this year were Ruth Locke presrdent Marlene Kaylor vnce presrdent Carol Montgomery secretary and Shnrley Shmg lcr treasurer Mr Yettcr was our class advlsor The flrst bug project m our jumor year was the sellmg of Prom Peanuts to earn money for our treasury One mornmg rn October we were called to the gym to select our class rmgs After much dlscusslon we made our cholce The rmgs ar rlved ln time for Christmas and we were mlghty proud to display them Old Doc was our class play whrch we presented on March 25 1955 Many hours of hard work were spent rn preparmg our produc tlon nevertheless we all enjoyed dolng lt Old Doc fFred .lamrsonj should have practtced hrs professlon more realrstlcally because he drdnt prevent Mr Kimmel s bemg taken 111 several days before the date for our performance arrlved Be cause of the plnch hrttmg of some of the Faculty we staged our play while Mr Klmmel sat rn the audience Ca most unusual sltuatlonj ln two evenmgs time durlng the flrst week ln May 1955 we junlors converted the gym 1n to Gal Paree with 1ts attractive slde walk cafes set under blue and whlte strlped awnmgs around three stdes of the room To the delightful musrc of the Seven Notes we our honored guests the Class of 55 and the Faculty enjoyed an Evenmg m Pans Shortly before the end of the term we elected the Edrtor ln chlef and Busrness Manager of the PIONEER Sandra Magown was honored wlth the appomtment as edrtor whale Gene Scott was chosen to carry the other responslbrlrty After a three months rest we returned m September to begun our fmal year ln OAJHS We lmmedlately held an electron of offlcers as we knew there would be much buslness to transact For presrdent we chose Nancy Enyeart vrce prestdent Carol Montgomery secretary Norma I-Iolllbaugh and treasurer Sandra Magown Mr Yetter was made our guardian for the fourth tlme 4, in 7 ' - l 5 1 I 9 ' ' 1 - 4 - - - , Q 9 ka , 5 ' .. . - . q . . Q , - Q 9 Q . ' . . 3 , ' ' 3 , ' . . 9 , . , K , . Q . I u GK - k Q C 9 ' . y Q Q, j . . . . , . ' , , .4 sv , , , ' 1 , , 1 .' .9 ' ' ' . 1 ' . . . N - . , ' sale to earn money for our future trip to Wash- ' ' ' 1 , ' ' , . l , A . , . . . . - . . v . . . . , 1 lf, 1 . . . . 5 . 1 N 4 1 .' , . . .- s Q , . . . S Q 3 , ' . G , - - 1 . V , , . -. v . . 1 1 1 ' , . ' . . , . , 7 5 - ' ' . , Q Early an the term we sold Chrastmas cards to earn money for our senaor trap to Washangton D C Under Mrs Seottts supervasaon we com pleted the electaon of the PIONEER staff and conducted the ad eampaagn After the Chrast mas vaeataon we volunteered for completang the wrateups for the varaous features of our annual Thas assafanment was lanally fanashed and the yearbook was sent to press about the seventeenth of March Three of the el ass p artaeap ated an the annual Oratorae al Contest whach was sponsored by the Madden Wannaek Post ol the Amerae an Legaon Thas event occured at Open House M ay 4 1956 The wmners were announced at Commencement when proper awards were made An exeatang tame was experaenced by us senaors early an Mav when we reeeaved our name cards and commencement announcements Then we realazed that at would be but a short tame untal we would be counted among the has beens ot old Orbv Haeh We were honored auests of the junaors at the annual Prom on Mav IO The settang for the affaar was Candyland the fabulous Land of Candy Cane Trees and Peppermant Flowers The Seven Notes furnashed the musac for the oeeaston and delaghtful tunes such as On the Good Shap Lollypop Candv and The Choc ol ate Soldaer were an leeepmg wath the theme of the event One of the haghlaghts of the evenangs was the presentataon of Kang Cracker Jack and Oueen Tootsae Roll wath the Lollypop Ladaes an attendance Class Dax the next commencement actavaty w as presented by the senaors to the student group and fraends assembled an the gym on May eagh teenth We enacted Portraat of za Class whach recounted the mam events and actavataes of our group as we progressed through the four years of ha h school Bace alaure ate servaees were held an the au datoraum on May 20 l956 The lan al and long awaated event Com meneement concluded our lafe at OAJHS On the evenang of May 25 we marched an processaon anto the audatoraum where the Reverend Elvan C Myers addressed us After receavmg our da plomas we retare from our last assembly as a class group We were then elagtble for member shap an the Alumm Assocaataon of our Alma Mater I arly on Memoraal Day we elambed aboard two busses at the gym to tfake our much antaca pated trap to Washangton D C For three days we enjoyed vasatang the places of anterest an our n ataon al e apatal wath Mr and Mrs lsenberg and Mr and Mrs Davas as ehaperones As we left the bus upon our return we realazed that we were s ayanff farewells to many of our class whom we maght not meet agaan for a long tame lhartx one . . 1 1 . 1 1s - - - 1 1 s s1 1 ' ' 1 - ' 1- a 1 1 ' ' ' 4, , 4. . ss fs ' ' ' 1 1 1 . . . n 1. . -. - s - - s - 1 - , , . , 1 1 1' ' 1 - s.- 1 ' L 1 ' e. . . . ' 2 . ' ' 2 ,V lef ' ' 1 1 ' 1 1 - 1 1 s 1 H 1' ' , e , . . c . e. 5 , , . 2 ffl .V ' .- 4 C 4 1 . U B. C . ' .1 -- 1 'C 1 ' 1 1 1 , ,, , , , ' , ' Cu 4 4 L 4 1. 'c ' . ' 2 2 f if .' .' 2 s , Z - .' 1 - , .. 1 . s 1 1 1 1 . . 1 - 1 1. e L , ' . e . ., L , 1 , . s -1 - 1 1 1 . - 5 1 - . 1 1 s 1 ' 2 1 1 . , , , ' , 2 . . . E I . . 1 j 1 ' - - -- . ' . , ' , , ' ,. ' 1 ' 5 j ' 3 , ee. . - 1 2 l - f V , , -1 ,. 1 1 , 1. . ' 1 9 ' I- 1 ' 1 ' 1 ,1c s s s s , s- - ' ' ' - 1 ' ' - . . c .1 . 1. c 5 . 1 1 1 1 , 4 1 s 1 . ' 5 1 4' , L L. , . . e N 1 1 ' 1 - N 1 1 s 1 1 ' - 1 - ' 1 1 , , . . e 1 ,' fl ' 2 2 'Z ' 1 1 ' V- - , , '. , 1' 1 nf 1 2- ss. -' 1 ' ' s- - - 1 f ' 1 4. c - 1 - 1 ' , -s 1. , -1 , so , ., ' , . , 1 1 , 1, - .4 5 . .. Q 1 9 if vw-Q. 'i i I? 'iii ai' - fl?-F M - ' 2 -I . 40 EE if w 3 ,mm s W AIN T THAT A EJHAVIE Dx Rv Ill v H L 1Is,l T N l'nxL l Nl P11 I N H01 1ll Og Q. 10 P Q11 Ll IN D N mm I9 N Ddughenbaugh Ihuty lhnu. 66 U 'N 18 A A A 1. 5. lun. 2.1. 111' Nan. F. B. Sqcrcxt. -2. P. Hxqk'1wEw:x. 5. H. Roi ami 1 fart. rw. J. .l.m1cx. '. li. Rnhrcr. N, Nl. amd P. Cruuw. 9. Nl. lyxylwz. IH. X. Bceuon. ll. S. Nlngmxn. 1. . mc. 3. . Il'h. gh. I-L R. L 'l-.2 lf. W. SI pq. lfw. D. H.1mm.m. l'. I lbw. K1 r n - i.. 1 . - 4 Y 1 - PIPE DREAM Class Prophecy QTaken from the dlary of Nancy Daughenbaugh and read at the fifteenth reumon of the class of 6 The Vanlshmg Cnmmal Wednesday March 10 1960 2 45 a m Just had a call from Anna Parson There had been an accident reported at Rlttman Avenue near the home of Mrs Glenn Bowman CMarlene PFICCD We arrnved at the scene of the acctdent at 300 a m only to fmd Patrolman Duane Brown questlonmg some of the wltnesses who rn cluded Audrey Burdge Glenn Clark Mary Par son Lee Gray Nancy Stemnger and Dale Ment zer We were mformed by Patrolman Brown that thts was a htt and run case A 59 Chevro let had struck head on wrth the ear of Mr and Mrs Wendell Glunt QV1ola Bensonj who were returnmg from an evenmgs entertamment gxven by Mr and Mrs Jlm Moore CMary Crousej Patrolman Paul McMullen who was also present mformed us that Shrrley Carruthers an occupant of a near by apartment had wrtnessed the acctdent and called an ambulance Frve minutes later the ambulance arrtved drlven by Eugene Flood Marlene Kaylor R N and Dr Eugene Parson were with htm We followed them to the hosprtal and were greeted by the receptionist Nancy Daughen baugh who told us the numbers of the rooms to which the patnents were to be admttted We were surpnsed to fmd an old classmate Gerald Wrnnlck operating the elevator whlch took us to the thlrd floor where we awaited the arrrval of the doctor and patnent from the emergency operating room Finally they arrtved wlth the nurses aldes CBeryl Peterson and Fawn Gabertj and we were mformed that Mrs Glunt had suf fered a serious foot Injury lt was feared that she mnght lose her toe We dectded that we would personally fmd the person who was the cause of this sertous accldent md brlng htm to yustrce Leavmg the hospltal we Immediately went to the pollce statron where the Chtef of Pollce was questnonmg two of the wttnesses Audrey Burdge and Dale Mentzer They told us the Incense number the color of the car and de scribed the drlver Because of the hour we had to walt untll the followmg morning to start our mvestxgatron We went to the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue and checked the ltcense number there we learned that the owner of the ear was Thrrty four Fred Robinson We contacted htm and found that hrs car htd been stolen the prevlous nrght but he h tdn t reported ll to the proper authorltles Reahzmg that thus 5llUdllOH was becommg too eompllcated for us to handle alone we de crded to call '1 private detective to help us De tecttve Harold McMullen stated that the ftrst step was to check all servlce statlons ln the V1 emnty to see rf any one had brought rn such a car to be servtced He sent us to a large statlon where an nuto mechanlc CGerald Jenklnsl told us that a man had been there several hours be fore with such x car Gerald descrlbed the drlver to us as a slx foot three person with blond halr wetghmg about one hundred slxty pounds S we took htm wtth us to the poltce station to see the mug book He tentatrvely 1dent1f1ed the man thus we had our fxrst clue Where could we fmd hlI1l7 After hearing that he had been seen on the other stde of town entering a doctors offrce we requested a poltceman 1n a squad car to check on the up The doctor Cwho was Robert Wtlson Ill mformed us that such a person had been nn that mornmg to be treated for a fractured fmger so we dectded to search the vtcmtty fur ther for his whereabouts The flrst house we came to was the home of Kenny Kephart a famous basketball star who could glve us no help whatever We then went to vtslt How :rd Rogers Ca catche for the Brooklyn Dodgers! and his nelghbor Warren Shope Q1 pitcher for the New York Yankeesj Neither had seen hnde nor halr of the suspect On the way b ack to the squad car we met Robert Wnlson l 1 famous football player at U C L A After he trlng our story he told us that he had seen a man of that descrlptton earlier that morn Ing at the loc tl atr port We decided to check the flnght schedule at once to see whether or not the suspect might have made reservations When we arrrved at the anr port we met Sam Regt a ptlot and Charles Really his co ptlot who were scheduled to fly the next plane to San Francisco Of course we explained our mtsslon to them hopmg they would give us some helpful suggesttons They told us where we mught obtain the tnformatron we destred but we met wrth no success We continued on our way to the mam butldmg There we met Doris Wal ters 1 hostess for the out gomg fltght She sug gested that we contact Colonel James Lynn as she was qulte sure that he could gtve us the lnformatlon we needed no U9 1 ' , ' - s 1 ' 1 . . y 1 a .1 1 1 ' . . K. , ' , . 1 . 5 .J . . , , , , . . I .V K. i . . 9 1 9 - - ' 5 - sq . ' ' 1 I I - ' K ' 1 I 1 . ' . N . .- li . . . Q . n I i 1 i ' . ' . V 1 - - 1 . 1 - 1 - s 7 ' ' , , , A - I I . ' ' . , 1 '. 1 1 ' 1 ' ' , .' O 1 , , . . . , . . . ' . , . - 1 , . . ' i 1 . Y 1 1 ' . D v . . , . t 1 . . ' ' 1 . . 1 , , I 1 , ' , . . . . 9 ' Y - - 1 - 1 v , . , , ' '-' 1 7 1 1 1 r . , . 4 , L - - , h 1 .i . I 1 , . , 9 -I . . . ' '. . ' I D , . . . , , ' . a . ' ' 1 1 ' ' ' 2 r' ' ' , . , . 1 1 '1 - 1 a ' 1 r . 1. . . . . , . 1 ' 1 - 4 7 , ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' ' . ' . . ' 2 ' ' V 1 l 1 I ' 9 ' . v Q . . .' , , , ' ' 5 ' . , . . . . s , , - . . . . . . . , . , - 1, - . I . r. . . Y, . ' - ,'.2 Q ' . ' 1 -1 Y ' s , , . , When we reached his offtce we were ad mitted and greeted by Norma Holltbaugh who was Colonel Lynn s private secretary The Col onel checked with the ticket clerk Donna Paint er who informed htm that a last mmute reser vatton had been made by a Louie Pumperntckel on the flight which was scheduled to leave tn half an hour bound for San Francisco When we phoned headquarters to report our progress the operator Louise Holden told us that Detective McMullen was on the way with two squad cars of officers Whtlc we were waiting at the air terminal for their arrival we decided to have a cup of coffee in the near by snack bar Much to our surprise we found that the owner of this estab ltshment was Ruth Locke and that she employed two waitresses who were none other than our former classmates Janet .laymes and Flo Ment zer Soon we heard the squad cars approaching As we hurried to meet them we ran into Nancy Enyeart a ltmous physical education teacher and her escort Lieutenant Larry Bard They had just arrived in the city after a visit in Orby Detective McMullen said that he had tele phoned the San Francisco Police Department and requested Chester Robinson Chief of Poltce to be on the lookout for a man who would fit the description we had given htm Chet said that he would assign a trio of his most reliable men at once lhcy were Lloyd Robinson Robert Se The detective de tded to board the plane under the disguise of a passenger tn order to keep watch for the suspect tn case he came aboard Ftntllv the plane left we had seen nothing of the suspect Detective McMullen according to previous trrangements agreed to contact us pertodtctlly on his progress Hts first message rtdtoed to us at the air port st tted that he had had been wttchtng a eertatn passenger on board the pl tn who was actmg tn a nervous and sus ptctous mmner He said that Army Officer Eu Gene Scott i passenger had offered his help which might be needed ts he thought the sus pect was armed A whole hour had passed before we recetved mother ctll from Detective McMullen He re ported that just as they went to grab the suspect he vanished into thin atr Now you know as well as l do that no human being could do a thing ltke that so we decided to go to San Fran cisco immediately Unable to make reservations on the plane wc were forced to travel by rail As we entered the tram which was scheduled to leave tn ten minutes we talked to a passenger Marshall Whttsel Know a diesel mechantcl He told us that Fred Leonard the multtmtlltonatre would be rtdtng tn the same car with us Fred had grown feeble mmded so he was to be accompamed by Sandra Magown R N his personal nurse The conductor was Paul Hockenberry Private De tecttve Fred Jamison and a college student Edd Burdge were also discovered aboard While talk mg to Edd we learned that one of his classmates at college an old friend of ours Carol Mont gomery had recently been appointed head of the Enghsh Department at Smith College We arrived tn San Francisco after a very pleasant trtp Upon going to the City Police De partment we were greeted by Barbara Rohrer a private secretary and Shirley Shmgler her as ststant Shirley took us to Detective McMullen who was desperately trying to solve the case of the vanishing criminal He requested us to contact some of the rest dents tn the vtcmtty of the air port We went to the home of Dora Varner ta school teacherb who had no information to give us She directed us to a rather large house which we found to be the home of Mrs Ted Whttsel tBonn1e Potts! who had become the mother of thirteen chtldren As we talked to her we wondered why she didn t invite us tn tThts wasnt at all like Bonntel She seemed very nervous and disturbed and her chtldren appeared to be badly frightened Sus pecttng that she was trying to give us information ferred and planned that two of our group should enter the rear of the house while the rest of us continued our conversation with Bonnie How rtght we were' The persons who entered via the back entrance found that a man htdtng be htnd the door was holding a gun to Mrs Whttsel s back They also noticed that he was frantically rubbing something on his chest and just as they attempted to grab the suspect he again vanished What was the solution to this puzzle? We continued searching the surrounding area Unsuccessful we returned to the poltce station ind the moment we arrived there the officer recetved a telephone message that Mrs Dale Fleck tSylvta Dtvenl had discovered a man prowltng around her house She gave a descrtp tton of the trespasser and tt sounded ltke our missing crtmtnal We rushed to her home and realized that he was the man we were looktng for When he saw us comtng he started to run and tn his confusion dropped something We recovered tt and read the label Vanishing Cream So this was the mystery of the vanishing criminal ln the meantime some of our men with the atd of a few of the neighbors tErwtn Kelly a -continued on page fifty ftve Thirty five Y l ' , , - E . . . . . 9 ' ' ' 1 , , - . . . . . . , l . - - - , - , . ., . ' I . - . -9 . 5 ' , . a ' - 7 - , Q 1 s ' f 1 . ' L. , 1 . - ' . . , , , . ' , - ,l x ' me 5 - vs . .- I ., .2 . , . 1 , I ' .' l ' ' . ' 9 4 . . - s I ' 7. Cfegr, and Charles Yghn, without expressing it in words, we quickly con- . C. - I ' . 4 , 1 ,- 2 , ' L ' ' ' . ' . 2 5. . . ' - L 2 t . . 1 s 2 ' U . s 1' . 1: 7 . . V ' Q I 1 c ' ' ' '- , v , - , - . . 1. Q C a C s Q ' ' ' 'cv 15 X - v , . . . ' 1 x 2 , ' - . 1. . . l . , a 1 ' U , . 1 , , . I 1 . . l f, L ' R' ' H , ' ' D NO NOT MUCH Class Wrll We the Sentor Class of nmeteen hundred and ftftv stx of the Orbnsoma Area Jomt Hlgh School bemg of sound mmd Cwe hopej do here by declare thas our last wtll and testament We hope th tt you wtll progress ts success fully as we hxve To the present Juntor Class y letye the name Dlgnlfled Sentors To the Sophomores we lc tve our tblltty to Let Into trouble The followmg bequests wtll become elteettvc lmmedlately followmg the executlon of this wlll I Vtola Benson wtll my love for school to my brother Harold I Nancy Enyeart wtll my good behavtor and Interest ln sports to Mary Jane Madden I Audrey Burdge wtll my long cold morn tn walks to school to my brother Ed I Ftwn G tbert wtll my blonde hatr to Don me Shehan I Shtrley Carruthers will my long bus rtde to Lola Rose Rowles I Louise Holden will my good ttmes tn I Mary Crouse wlll my books md my love for school to my stster Patsy I Janet Jaymes wall my love lor short halr to my stster Erma I Marlene Kaylor will my love tor dtnem to Eileen Dunmlre We Nancy Daughenbaugh Barb tra Hoop er and Norma Holltbaugh will our gtggle ses slons mtschtevous ways and pleasant walks to and from school to lnyone who can posstbly make use of them I Ruth Locke will my tblllty to be stck on school days to any healthy person I Sandra Magown vull my loye lor basket ball to Janet Htleman I Carol Montgomery will my chubbmess to Crystal Locke I Sylvta Dtven wtll my tmbttton to rtdu ate to mv brother G try I Flo Mentzer wtll my shorth md book to anvone who wants lt I Barb Rohrer wtll my love for Mr Mc Cartney s study hall to K ty Henry fhrrty stx I Donnt P unter wnll my good ttmes ln school to Nert Painter I Shtrley Shmglcr wtll my love tor sports to Bonme Locke I Annu Ptrson wlll my love of getting out ol school to mv stster Ruth I Nmcy Stenm er wtll my love for P O D cl tss to the luture sentors I Beryl Petcrson yylll mv long hatr to Lynn K tn I Dori N trner w1ll my ablllty to get along yytth te tchers to my brothers tall stx of themj Marlene Prtcc wtll my btsketball unrform to my stster Stndrt Dorts Walters wtll my love for blue jeans to Joyce md Lynda Bur I Bonnle Potts will my biology work to my brother Btll lor next ye tr I Ruth Wxlltams will my love lor typtng to Leont Scott I M try Parson will my dreamy classes with Mr Yetter to Dorothy Alltson and Sus Stall man I Ltrry Bard wtll my curly hatr to Twrla I Don H tmmon wtll my helght to Richard Mont omery I Dume Brown wtll my tbtltty to pass tests to myone yvho needs It I Ptul Hockenbery yytll my curly hatr to Inn Bum nrdncr I Edd Burdge will my nickname Hole to Wade Fr tker tt he wlll tccept tt I Fred Jtmnson wtll my ltugh and sensa ttonal bram yyork to Benny Thomas I Glenn Clnrk wlll my abtltty to study to my stster Arlene I Jtm Lynn wtll my love tor school work to Calym Chtlcote I Fred Leonard wtll my love for sports to Dlck Doyle l Wendell blunt wtll my love lor typing cl iss to my brothers I loyd and Cltfford I Harold McMullen wtll my mustache to Nm Hlles e I y yytll my tblltty to play btll to Jtm Flemlng 15 1? . . 1 N . y I ' E ,' . Y ' ' , X f ' 1 ' ' a 4 9 s , s Q I I tv K Q I I ' I -I I . I v'N 1 ' if .I '.I.'- . L 1 .I . 7 ' ve fa f' ' - 1 I' I S 1 ' - - - , sn ' ' ' ' 1 Q- s . -- 1 I ss I 1 . . 5 x ' VI y 1 I 5 't ' 1 ' t ' - . I U YW 5' L' I . . . . .. , . 1 1 ' , ' ' 1 ' , . , . . , . . . . . . . ' 11' . y . ' . . l . . s. 1' I 2-f . - , - ' 5 Q z z. , v - ' ' z ' 2 . . . 'y ' ' I I 'g , g , . 1 - . X' a ' f s ' ' 1 ' . . 1 1 5 , ' . Q I -I, U I I . H ' I' ' I - v 7 A' Q L . 7 . , 0 ' ' , hlgh school to Marte Leonard. Book. s y I 2 I . Z , ., , e y U g . ' ' 1- - 1 , s ss V ' I ' . . I. - Q - I' ua ' . e '.,., .,'.l. - .4 GQ. .. ' ' ' 1 ' '- , . , ' . ' ' ' ' X e . L . 7 I' I- I v 1 f fr . . , , , - K s Q 1- ,Z ' l . C 1 . . I i V. I . - g- v I 1 1 ' I I 1 I I 1 . , 4 A' ' 1 . . , . 1 , . ,' , ' , ,, - I f YI I 1 f , , . y . , , . , . 9 I y 2 gi ' ' II ' J , A .. , ' , f' f . r- I. I-'e C ra ', I if 1 ' ' ' barn . '- L- ' Z , fl 1 I N I U. I Paul McMullen xxlll my love for math elass to .Iam Snyder I Dale Nflentzer xxnll mx sense of humor to anxonc xxho needs at I Bob Moore xxall mx books to anyone who xx ants them I Lloxd Robanson xxall mx soelal Ilxlnf boole to anxone xxho xx ants ll I Gene Parsons xxlll some of mx xxelght to Junior Yohn I Gene Seott xxall mx long xx alle to sehool to anxone xxho xx ants It I Sam Re I xxlll mx must aehe to anyone who doesnt lllee to shave alternoons ott to anxone xxho Isnt afrnd to try et ax ax xxlt I Charles Reallx xxall mx abllaty to pollta to anxone who e an t dance I Marshall Whatsel wall my love of comlng baele to sehool to anxone who wants at I Hoxxdx Rogers xxlll mv flat top to any one xvho vx ants Il I Bob Wilson I vxlll my love for sehool to my eousln Fred Rogers I Chester Robanson xxlll mv love to do boolxs to mx brother Theron I Iam Wlnnlelx wlll mx ambltlon to get out ol xvorlx to ldd Seott I Fred Robmson wall my long bus rade to my saster Irene I Bob Walson ll xxlll my love for school to Larry Cornellus I Charles Yohn xxall my love for black haar to Larry Klang I Warren Shope xxall my curls to any boy xx ho wants them I Kenny Kephart xxlll my love for spaghettl to anyone who lakes at I Gerald Ienlems vxlll my love for the pran elpals oftlce to anyone who doesnt get Into trouble I Eugene Flood xxall my socaal Iavnng boole to who exer as smart enough to take at I Erwln Kelly wall my love for Engllsh elass to Buck Stevens In xxatness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seal thas flfteenth day of March an the ye ar of our Lord one thousand nlne hun dred and tlfty sax 119565 Signed scaled and approved by Marlene Kaylor Shlrlex Shmgler Edd Burdge IIIIIIX sea 1 1 1 U .7 7 s 1 ' A y ' . .. . - I s . - s I' I -s - . ' '- ' Q 1 I . 1 I A V ' 2 1 1' ' ' l l , I . . V 1' .I ' V ' ' 'Q 5 V I 'Z I . 1 ' - 1 . D y . V . ' I I' ' 'z Q . - . ' 2 H. K.. I - 'I , ' I I , Q x I ,- z 4' ' ' 'L 5 . ' 2 -' ' ' - s- ' ' I 1 - I s ' ' ' I. Bob Secrest. wall my excuses to get the . ' s - N . I , ' . ' , . ' , ' r ' 1 l - 1 I A K l ' ' log' zvzy' 'h1t. I-- -- I I -I ' I s . , . , '. ' . 4 1 e e . , L 4 , . ax' ' 'i ' V' ' ' 1 w V ' w 1 v X 1 I ' 'S I 1 , . I . . - ' .' J' 'D . 1 ' ' 7 2 ' . . 2 ' v w -D , Y, 1 -7 1' x I ' I. 1 Q 1 1 K. gp 255 g 5 GET BUSY' awww? 2. Z 'fi '52 X 3' ia ? W'Qg KJ? tg iff? hw was as 1 Ts YQ eaiisesaaaafdaifs We Fortv THE JUNIOR CLASS Front aow lleft to rtghtl Lallaan Duffv Audrey Hoffman Emma Kane kay Henry Marte Leonard Janet Haleman Sandra Ford Shelhv Woodward Gwendolyn Happle Nancv Hollabaugh Jean Maller Sylvaa Jenltan Janet Covert Connae Harry Pat Rowlcs Sarah Mentzcr Second row Mrs Ott tAdvasorl James Booher Benny Thomas Eddae Scott Donald Shehan John Stevens Davad Snyder Thomas Gartland Thomas Cupallara James Snyder James Flemang John Snoola Thard row George Stullers Wallaam Goshorn Larra Cornelaus Rachard Appleby Calvan Chalcote Angelo Caarrocca Ball Peterson Clarence Flemang Earnest Goshoan Chester Crotsley Max Shope Ted Mlller Wilford Cummms Absentee Georgaa Appleha Llass Offacers Presadent Benj aman Thomas X ace Presadent Janet Haleman Seeretarx Marne Leonard Treasurer Kav Henry Class Colors Purple and Gold Class Flower Yellow Rose Class Motto As the Labor so the Reward Class AdVlSOf Mrs Ott Cl If , ., N ,,.,,.,..,,,,. -W . .., , M M N ,, N- H' fa 2' f e 'f'l ' ' X' r f f 4, - -'jJl2. 7'-a. , - ' . ff Y 1 4 'R . wwf' ' -,.- , , 'V .r1:,,, H W W' 3 ' fa. N vim' xv a- vszyh- .'ff. f ' Q? new -e , ' P- , ' , A f ' ,aa ra' P. .X . A ,. 4 , - -if ffwswqlgf -, .W,,,A,,,j'g,,. , Q , 1 ,f ,, X I .Mn ae,'f..wa..a,,s, -a J, H. ,X - A , , , f, 1 .hagwr ,ww 5 W7 ff ,9 ',,w,. , ,- ' , . K :fav m,,gQ,xg4 Q1 'v 4 e A J -' -a, ' f fx-i1,, V, 11' 'weff: , ' A'eM,. ef 'figs , '-,:ifr'v'f f .Af My hfmxg f f ' :3 I ' '. Q 1- , . '-Ffh V , af , ,Wa at ,,,?.,,,,, as W, w .as-W, , ,Ja , Mau, A ,ah K N, , , my , . s Zmavw, 21, , ry X ,FQ 'Mjqkir-w'.g,' A ,,f:Q,3, in ' 'X' at 1 sm, f'c't1', t , ' fl' '- T a , 'UM 75' ' , -af L qv , Ta, 1 '-.296 SYN, Q: W ,lm -'-sw Q 9 ' , P f' , s ' W ' ts s - s, . .zn- - 1 . : . 'I . x . a 2 5 'a ' , ' 1 - 5 ' - ' ' a - , 2 ' , ' . 2 1 ' Y . 2 . 2 ' F. Z . ' , 2 ' tl ' . L ,. . L ,pq 2 K , V . . . . . 2 t. ,Q 2 ' , '. : , , y Q l I, , . ,. 1 K - Q -1. 1 M . -- x .1 ' 4 r . 1 - 7. 1' 1 x . 1 ' a L . , , , . C J 1 . Y . - , V ,, V I N 1 .- K L te . . , L f TIME WILL TELL THE SOPHOMORE CLASS Front row lleft to rlghtl Edlth McMullen Pat y Crouse Nancy Moore Betty Muller Kay Parson Sandra Flood Shelby Vaughan Marlene Barr Arlene Clark Ella Booher Ahce Sheets Sylvia Johnson Marlon Rutter Roxanna Mrlls Ann Mllls Mary Jane Madden LaRue Cummms Joanne Cummms Patsy Pollock Second row Erma Covert Shirley Rhea Leoda Flood Clarabell Flasher Patsy McConaughey Erma Jaymes Twxla Book Deenya Fehl Brenda Hlles Bonnie Locke Dorothy Allison Polly Rogers Deanna Rogers Bonnle Blesslng Kay Krugh Ann Leonard Lawanda Gray Mr Jenkins fAdVlSOFJ Thrrd row Jacob Shearer Sherman Jenkrn Loyd Glunt Chfford Glunt Gene Book Fred Rogers Wade Fraker Fred Stallman Gerald Snyder John Goshorn Charles McClure Ronald Wlser Larry Kllng Sherman McMamgal George McClure Carl Parson Absentee James Ulsh Class Offncers President Bonmc Locke Vice President Deenya Fehl Secretary Twxla Book Treasurer KW Krugh Class Colors Llme and Srlxer Class Flower Whlte Rose Class Motto The Future IS our Challenge Class Advlsor Mr Jenkms Form one IC or ,1 ' . ' ' -. A www, -r wfwmva---f f' N, - . S. . , - v - r . s 1 1 s . . v y s. Q . ,, ,, v -v s - . , . , , , . - y - . -V . '. . , . ' ,. ' , , , y -s - - t s v , . . . ' . . . -' ' ' s . s N - 1 v -s v - - - - , , . . . - - , . L '. 1. - 1 ' . ' fs. , .. ' as 1 GROWIN UP Forty two THE F RESHMAN CLASS Front row tleft to nghtl Mary Shehan Sandra Madden Carolyn Stallman Sandra Prlce Elleen Dunmrre Vlrgmla Wnble Brenda Warte Esther Covert Sara McMamgal Anna Parsons Carolyn Runk Ruth Peterson Audrey Murphy Ruth Murphy Beulah Starr Vrvtan Jenkins Ruth Jenkins Audrey McK1m Wanda Vaughn Marlene Klmg Second row Mr McCartney George Koch Mary Jane Book Anna May Snyder Dlxre Jenkms Mary Kelly Jane Muller Irene Robmson Barbara Flemmg Jean Morgan Mary Snyder Leona Scott Anna Zenoblle Marlene Whrtsel Darlene Daughenbaugh Faye Waite Mae Chllcote Leona Booher Nancy Wlllrams Mr Paul Mr Burkett Thrrd row Gerald McMath Emory Par ons George Bumgardner Gary Drven Vaughn Gutshall Wrlham Potts Stanley Bolhnger Edward Burdge Otto Krugh John Holllbaugh James Fetter Raymond Dovle Fourth row Charles Marks James Burdge Larry Knepper John Clugston Gary Johnson Russell Hamman Cary Prper Lawrence Clugston Russell Bradmck Ralph Shaw Max Cutshall Wrlllam Hockenbery Gene Wllllams Gary Parsons John Scott Harold Flood Mervm Emory Donald Woodward Wendell Woodward Ab entees Max Blair Beverlv Scott Floretta Parson Class Ofhcers President George Bumgardner Vlce Presrdcnt Vaughn Gutshxll Secret try Marlene Whltsel Treasurer Nm Hrles Class Colors Green and Whrte Class Flower Whtte Rose Class Motto What Others Have Done We Wtll Try To Do Better Advlsors Mr Paul Mr McCartnev Mr Burkett as Q 'v 9' Q ' y I v . fi s - ,y v ' - -J. . ' . . . ' : ' . s .. , ' . Malcolm Drake, Ed McMath. Robert Smith, Nin Hiles. Harold Stevens. Richard Montgomery. J ' , I A . ' . , .f . , . s .: ' . , . . z ' ' 1 . H . 1 f , ' TAKE ME BACK TO TOYLANDH wmiaww' EIGHTH GRADE Advisors Mrs Punlpr Mrs Stxku 'Kew ,X SEVENTH GRADE Au r N1r Doxl Xir Plrk X1r Nhnluk I I gl :Li aww., , 4 , 4, 1M:,31,Vy,,53,Z'Qv..s , , 1 - ff ' I , QI 2. ' . 12 ' l,,,,. M ' .W ..- 1, M 1 f , . . . 5 , ,...,,..M, ,ATM X ni' 'A A .SA 1 . -e ' l - , . . J M- I L, -' ,'1 --' '7'-wxw ' . 0 yi, X, '-Kin a ---- -, x . d'hOS1. s. c.. s. 'or 3- ARE YOU SATISFIED ? Fort 5 four Front row seated tleft to rlghtl Edd Burdge Robert Secrest Larry Bard Second row Marlene Prxce Charles Reilly Mary Parson Gene Scott Sandra Magown Ruth Locke Dora Varner Ruth Wllllams Carol Montgomery Standrng Loulse Holden Nancy Enyeart Gerald Jenkins Barbara Rohrer Paul Hockenbery Robert Wllson Jlm Lynn Marlene Kaylor Bonme Potts Mrs Scott lAdVlSOfl PIONEER STAFF Edltor ln Chlef Sandra Magown Secretary Treasurer Dora Varner Craft Man xgcr Marlene Prlce Artrsts Carol Montgomery and Charles Rellly Busmess Board Robert T Wllson and Edd Burdge Edltorlal Board Ruth WlllldmS Ruth Locke and Mary Parson Salesmen Nancy Enyeart Louxse Holden Marlene Kaylor Ruth Locke Barbara Rohrer Sandra Long Larry Bard Edd Burdge Paul Hockenbery Jlm Lynn Gerald Jenkms Robert Secrest and Robert W Wllson Typlsts Semor Typmg Class Pioneer Advlsor Ruth W Scott . , ' Z , . y , . , I I 9 9 Y l . ! I ' . - , , ' ' . I -5- . lf . Business Manager L , L , , ..,, . , . L , Gene Scott , 1 . . . . ' 1 , D , ' 9 7 7 u ' ' s ,V 1 ' 1, Qi X 5 R 2 J mb K 19 f K fy 55' Q x .Q 8' xg -Y f iom P M 5 NH 35 W ,Ia .. Q, P3 J- , THE BAND PLAYED ON Forty six at-fl l LTI IV' I-ront row tlcft to right! Richard Montgomciy Sandra Magown Gene Book Bill Shlnglcr Tom Hague Beryl Peterson Kenneth Glunt l:d long Marlene Price Ed Scott Second row Leona Scott James Booher Ruth Pollock Dotty Walls Kay Henry Shirley Shingler Barbara Rohrer Janvier Ott Malcolm Drake Linda Keith Brenda Rinker Carolyn Stallman Wanda Vaughan Mr lsenberg lDirectorl Third row Ann Mill Shelby Vaughan Bonnie Locke Bonnie Blessing Ann Pai sons Pileen Dunmire Nancy Yohn Peggy Corrie Marlene Whitsel Pat lynch Janet Hileman George McClure Jerry Fetter Nm Hlles Nancv Enyeart Thomas Cupillari Fourth row Audrey Hoffman Sandra Price Deenya Fehl Bonnie Potts Brenda Hiles Marlene Kavlor Jim Fetter Mary Madden Nancv Hollihiugh Virginia Wthle Polly Rogers SENIOR BAND Officers President Mirlene Price Nice President Angelo Ciarrocca Secretary Shirley Shmgler Treasurer Brenda Hiles Publicity Director Bonita Potts Jim Llsh Head Librarian Darlene Daughenbaugh Business Manager ll 9! Q -A a H 1 1 7 l A W.-- 1 L, Y K r i . v w ,L . I ' E , 5 Q h , 2, w k L . j, T' ' I . - 'B 'c . r .y Z .W I Y v ' ,Q ni 4 , V V. . -1 Q ' ' Q ' ' .xi X - - 1 W - '. ' ' I . 4 ' - Russell Hamman. Lewis Steninger. Patricia Pollock. Anna Zcnobilc, Darlene Daughenbaugh. i A l . Q 1 1 . v ' I 1 . f - ' , ' . 4 ' ' . rl ' K a 4 ' v ' ..' 4 '- ' c . 1 ' . , J1v1N AROUND ...-1 V arsltw Cheerleaders rl ef! to right! Crvwendolxn Hap L ku Henrx Nidrx .inc Nidddun Deewnr Fehl Brenda Hrle md Shelby Woodward J unlor Band Front row Ileft to right! John IJLVIII1 Sharon Hrmman Judy Whltsel David l-nweart Rus Ne Hrmmnn Annr Marne Cross lrrmx Burdsee Brrhdm Bollinger Ronald Colyer Sherman Jen kim Sara Stenlnger Idwrndd Crrn Nir lxenherglDlrector1 .lunmr N arsntx L heerleaders I 1 Nh rm ure Jenkrnx Sue Jen rn Bonnie Corrxe Carolxn Stall mon Ruth Pdrxonx FOFIN :n.H.Il 9 I1 . ', ' , . - pl: ' ,. . ' 1' J' ' N. 2 Q ' . . , i .Y ' ' . Q A z 2 . ' . 2 ' Q , - 'I 2 1 , , Q ' ' . 1 z 1', 2 ' ' Second row: Beverly Parson, . fa 1 .' ' ' Y' . .' 2 ' 1 1 I ' 1l,ef to right: Fllz . 'K' . D' A . v - K- . , R' X- lT'S A GREAT LIFE. Forty eight Front row tleft to rlghtj Ruth Wlllxams Janet Covert Kay Krugh Dorothy Alllson Bonme Potts Joanne Cummins Audrey Hoffman Dora Varner Standmg Norma Holhbaugh Nancy Daughenbaugh Barbara Hooper 'Thomas Gartland Bonme Locke Twrla Book Deanna Rogers Wllham Peterson Mr Briggs fAdVlSOfJ Absentees Sylvla Dlven Audrey Burdge BISON STAFF Edltor News Edltor Asslstant News Sports Artlsts Band Reporter Typxsts Reporters Ruth Wrlllams Audrey Burdge Edntor Wllham Peterson Sylvla Dlven Nancy Diughenbaugh Joanne Cummlns Bonme Potts Norma Hollnbaugh Barbara Hooper Dorothy Alllson Twxla Book Audrey Hoffman Kay Krugh Bonme Locke, Deanna Rogers and Dora Varner Faculty Advlsor Mr Brlggs I , . ' . 3 . l Y . . Q ' . - . .L A. Assistant Editor . . . , . Janet Covert I ' 2 ' , ' ' . he , ' , . 3 . 3 r l 7 V ' THERE SHOULD BE RULES STUDENT COUNCIL Seated lleft to right? Robert Wilson Ellmcn Dunmlru Marlene Prlce Mary Jane Madden Sylvia Jenkms Wilford Cummms George McClure Rtchard Montgomery Ruth locke md Mr McCartney President Robert Wtlson VILL Pruldant Wlllord Cummms burnt trw Svlvu Jenkins 1 rcasurtr M trw .I :ne M idden LIBRARIANS lxnlor Nmu Fnxeart Norma Hollxbauzh Seeond row Pilll XICNlullen Niarx Parson Connie Hurt Ctrol Niont omerx Btrlwrt Hooper Fred .lxmnon Btek row Xin Stott 1-Xdxnort Shtrlu Shlmltr loum Holden Paulme Roger lwvnn Culnrt lfrwln lxcllx Fortx mm A ' ' . - V I' I - D D t. W '. I ' V. 'xt fl if S- 'L ' .- Q ' Q ' 1 1' 1 ' 2 First row lleft to rightl: Barbara Rohrer. Marlene Price. Ruth Locke. Marlene ' ff. -, ,AL A ., USEVENTEENH Fifty From row tleft to rrghtb kay Henrw Nfidrlcm. Pr1c.e Sandra Mdgovwn Btrbtrt Rohter Shlrluy Shlngler Nancv Lnyctrt Second row Mrs Puntcr lCoach1 Mzrlpm lxnlor Gxundolyn Htpplt Nmu Ho11lbtug,h Jtmt Hrlgmtn Dgtnxt Fghl Bonnlg Potts 1011159 Holden Qmdrr Inu GIRLS BASKETBALL Opp 0rhw Btlluvlllu Grccnhnll W rrtordsburs. Juniata Vdllcx Robcrtsd llc 5 tltlllo Orncnhrll W trfordsbur Junl tt 1 V illcx 'VIcConne11sbur Slltlllo Opp Ieam Iotals Opp 495 Pornts 28 07 Polnts ptr tmp Orbx 57? Pornts 4073 Pomts pt mu lndn ldual Totals lndmdu 11 Tot tls N1.1nu 1:nxL1rt 7 0 Barbara Rohrtr J mat Htlcm 1n Shrrlex Shan ltr 6-1 Game Am 999 7 53 bridutttlnt Pltntrs Nrnu Lnutrt Barbari Rohrur Lourw Holdtn Shrrlcx Shm 1t.r Sdndrt 'V11 msn Vlirlgnt Prmc Bonnie Potts Orhw 1 X - ' - 49 39 ' - ' 27 36 f ' 34 45 z ' Q g 37 28 2 ' 5 3 25 35 'zz 2 1' 51 41 ' ' t' 25 45 1 5 g 17 37 Mcfonncllsburg 18 42 Robertsdalc 42 45 J z 47 43 2 ' 55 43 ,z ' 68 44 . 1 . A , . 3 5 ga ' H' --- . 1 ,- ' 5 'r ga 1 il ' -1 16.16 1 ' 2 ' 109 . 1 5 ' z 95 .31 THE MOST I-nrst row tleft to rnghll Jlm Boohu l irrw Bull Bob Moon Angelo Cmrroee Fred l Lon lrd Second row Wlllnm Plul lColchJ Bob Wilson Don Hlmmon lun Kephnt Hound Rogers Bunny fhomas BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL Orblsoma Non League Games Bellevllle Home Belleville Aw IN MCVevt0wn Aw IX Sfvclon Am IN League Games C1rcenH1ll Avxn Warfordshurg Home MCConmllsburg Home Robertsd xle Au IX S iltlllo--Home Greenl-llll Home Warfordnbur Au xx Jumata Xallex Home N'lcConnell5burf' Axxax Robertsdale Home Saltlllo-Axmx Wllll8mSbUfU lplfn oft dmem Defense 38 Offence Rec FW FT I4 3 172 382 L S7 Opponents OPP S93 I-mx one ' V 2 V. .1 1 l ' . '. ' RL 7 58 ' - 42 56 ' - 70 36 1' ' -- 'ai' 51 36 .. - 34 62 ' ' - 'ai' 2l 57 ' Q '- ' 32 53 Juniata Valley-Home -L8 72 X Q 3- - 26 46 p 1 A- 36 -18 2 ' X 36 53 ' - ' 3-1 7l - g- 1 5l oo H 7' 5- 35 62 A ' 3-' 36 66 - 31 42 ' -11 59 ' ' : .,'- ' g' 7-1 Q - ' -59 . FG . - Pts. . -, 390 --, - 92- . . Fnfty two THAT'S THE WAY THE BIG BALL BOUNCESH Flrbt row llcft to ughtl Clarence Flemmg T CUPIIIATI J Snyder C McClure Second row C Davls Coach J Boohel B Thomas F Stallmm JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Wn'7 Lat ,AM gzrdmr Sgcond IOXN R Colur B Gutshdll S Bolllngcr E Burdgc J HOIIIIWALILII T Bum Thlrd rovs D Chuloqk N loulu J Ott B Lmn B Potts B Jcnkmg 'lop C Dun Coach JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL W n 5 Lost 4 Won Jr H1 h Chdmplonshlp Orbx 9 Saxton 11 o -- o' --l First row llcfl to rightb: F. Parnons. J. Feller. R. Doyle. N. Hilcs. .M. Cutshall. ,O -E ,Q - , . .Q v . KW , ,-12 . 1 PLAY IT FAIR I-trst row tleft to rxghll Gene Scott Clarenee I-lemlng James Snyder Angelo Clarrocca Fred Leonard lame Lynn Ken Kephart Bob Wilson Howard Rogers Fred Jtmlson Benny Thomas Lxrry Bard Charles Relllv Sam Regt Duane Brown Second row Coach Dwls Richard Montgomery l-d Long Managers Lee Gray Sherman Jenkins Gene Book Stanley Bollinger Bob Moore Don Shehan .llm Booher Gary Dlven Raymond Doyle Nm Hlles Bob Sechrest Mmager Wllllam Paul A slstant Coach Thtrd row Rlchard Yohn Donald Jenktns Donald Emory Douglas Bollinger Jerry Yohn Richard Scott Fred St allman Bill lmn Fred Rogers Robert Smnth Edward Burdge David Chcsloclt Ronald Colyer Bull Potts Ronald Shehan VARSITY FOOTBALL Opponents Orby Lewlntown B Saxton Liberty Robertsdalc Wllllamsburg Saltlllo Juniata N allen Replogl Robert Smlth 6 Fnftx three - ' 18 12 - ' 7 21 1 - I - 0 12 ' ' 14 7 ' 0 30 V' ' 1' l3 6 be 0 13 ' 41 if LlVlN' IT UP Frfty four VARSITY CLUB Front row tlett to rrghtp Ptul Hockenbcry Lee Gray Robert Wilson Donald Ham mon Robert Secrest Fred Leonard James Lynn Kenny Kcphatt Second tow Sam Reg Charles Really Robert Moore Gene Scott Fred Jamison Thud rovy Jtm Booher Clarence Fleming Edd Scott Junlor Ctarrocca Benny thomas l mv Cotnclrus lrmcs Snyder Donald Shchan Calvrn Chtlcotc Prcstdcnt Robert Wtlbon Secretary Treasurer Paul Hocltenbery First tvuo rows rccclved Varsity Club jackets A , , ,Mfr ,, . . V , ' -' , : Q - l 1 fy 1 -. ,, ' F ' 1 . , Larry' Bard. Howard Rogers. Duane Brown. Mr. Paul tAdvi5orl. '- . ' 1 l ' 'f 1 Y . . . , . 1, ..z . z . ', ' ' ' . . , . - ,, . . , C1MBPMWHHW tCont1nued from page thlrty flvej dlesel mechamc and Robert Moore fwho was home on furlough from the Arr Forcel had cap tured the crlmmal Just as we had thought he was Donald Hamman up to hrs old trlcks agam But thus tame they backflred and he would end up m janl Then we decided to fly back to our home ln Pennsylvama where we learned that Mrs Glunt was recuperatmg very mcely from her fr nctured toe About 1 month later we recenved 1 call lrom Barbara Hooper Ca secretary at Paramount Studlosl who mformed us that her company wlshed to purchase the rrghts to use our story Cwhnch had been greatly publlcnzed ln the news papers! for a new movle If interested we were to contact Ruth Wllll3mS her assistant the fol lowmg mornmg and she would take care of the contract Followmg her mstructlons we happxly sold the story of our unusual experlence to them Through a serres of strange coxncndences we had come m contact wnth each of the slxty three members of our class from Orby Hlgh School who graduated m May 1956 Yes we the class of 1956 had fulfllled our Barbara Hooper Norma Holhbaugh Nancy Daughenbaugh Harold McMullen Duane Brown AUTOGRAPHS Flfty fnve . . 5 1 , 1 . . y I i . - , , 1 ' ' ' 3 . v . 1 4 l ' 1 .Q . . - 1 . V . . ' , . ' , . a . , c , ' ' , 1 Z . ' '2 . - ' . . , , , , - i ,, one ambntnon-to become a success ln hfe. 1 9 ' . 9 ' I 'JT 1 N C UINPIIINLIIIS ot MADDEN WENNICK POST NO 518 XN1l RICAN I IC ON een' V 4 'fe-O LUD35 ORBISONIA PPNINSYI X XNI X .-. 2 X 1' . 'Q il .V 4 A, 4 if 2' gt 'Q Af ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We the Class ot 1956 wrsh to express our smcere thanks and deepest appre Cl3.tlOl'l To Mrs Scott our Advrsor wrthout whose guidance thus book would not h we been published To Mr coopcratron To Mr To the Lynch md Mr Howell our Admmrstrators for therr advice and Brrggs for supervrsmg the typlng Faculty lor therr kmd consrderatron To the business men and the patrons ot the area who have grven us fm mu nl support through their rdvcrtrsrng fo Mr Welch our prmter lor hrs helpfulness IN HUNTINGDON You dont pay for someone else s Ch rrge Account A Lwkyas Fla S Y Q U A L t T Y! Penncv s Lry Aw rv costs you nothrng Allender s Sod rs Sundrxes M tg mm Agency Orbrsoma Penna Compliments of SALTILLO TELEPHONE COMPANY ORBISONIA PENNSYLVANIA Phone 7 7001 a 1 - ' 2 S Z . 1 . . . . , 5 ' 1 . ,, , . 2 ' 2 I Y ' 1 5 3 . , , . . . . u ' . ' v , . . is --'. ,fy ,.-up . ,A V V ' . Q' . . '- 'f'f1'g V - I . s '- 2 - 2 ' ' L' 0 . f-- 'Y f-irq.-. .,:,Z,,.,-,. 1 :-2 ' fzrl,-, V. f ' a ' . 9 2. 1 4 - ' 1 y C K . . . A Fifty sex en Ilflx Lmht A N Kerlmg I-g-Ii Thru Sprrmls Pynna Phone 9 7171 Ivan Park General lnsurxnce md RL ll Fxtlu Phom 8 2637 Thru Spring Punnl C omphmnnts of Walls Gulf SCYVICC Orblsonll Penna Comphments of Sam s Army Navy Store Shog Repdlr SLYVILL -18 Hour Repur Serxlca Story Hours '4 L1 m to 8 p m Frlddx 8 .1 m to 9 p m Siturdax 8 1 m to 10 p m . n Q ,.4.1.1.V.lJ.T' ' , - . . L C . 1 1 X. --. X L 4. C - is . ' x 1 .. 1. - X 1-- .. , XX X 1 Y-,. X L. . - X Q 7 - 1 X 1. ix -xx 9 a f - f' X' X 4 X - . ,1 . . . . c, . ' Z ' 1. . . . :' ,Cv PRICE S STUDIO I 1 4011 South ldlnrwn Strut INI NONPINNSIXXN IIIX 1 NIO ' A' I 'I , fIfX Slxlx OYblS0nla Garage Ll M lovl BLACK Hudwn Sllw ml Oil IjlNlI'lbLlI0!' mom 7 '79 I Wnshm mu h lppx md sucucssiul nu Dave the Barber fJI'l7ISOl1ll Pgnn K omplumnlx oi Slmpson Hunt Post 107 N1nunt lmon Pcnnl Paul Jones INSURANCI S ndr C1 IP 'mn mm 7 T794 V ' ' f , IDI . -- 'z. ' 11. AMIQRICAN LEGION fha ' Sz .I'l al. .wlf ref? . . 2. Pl ' '--- wmplmnm ORBISONIA LUMBER AND COAL CO Nwxrx wn Ck ' - X ul' lil'll,lJlNfi N1A'I'l:RI.'Xl S .NND FO.-Xl- I url R. lmng V-A Snlx two oby s Ice Cream FRHLFR FRFSH ldv. C1 lp Punnx E B Klmg and Co Modern Sell SCTVICL Store MLC ullouh Ch un S ms Saks md Sgrwlce Wharton Insurance OfblSl7nll md Mount Lmon XCIFNTS BROKERS Congrdtulmons Class ol 1956 D0lllHg6F,S Men's Store 7ll VK uhm ton Strut I-Iuntm don Pennd R ' ' I C C ' f ' 2' 1 Sha X 'z . ' 1. .'z ra ' ' Phone 7-269-1 Blairs Mills. Pcnnu. J 'Q 2 ' ' la. ' u . X' K ll '-' . ' 0 ' C . . H. O. ANDREWS AND SONS YOUR LOCAL FEED DISTRIBUTOR Our Own. More Eggs. More Milk, and More Pork Feeds COAL A- FUEL OIL - KEROSENE Distributors for Famous Ful-O-Pep Feeds Q A Fwd tor lurx Nad Xmiruxs Huis mr Poultrx Durx md Ho Su Ls lor X our Rgqummmts MGX EYTOWN 9 79lI MAPLETON DEPOT 723 J 1 NRL VN ant to Suu You CMt Umoni SIX!! thru wx ' - v . - xx . x 1,- 1 , . f . . , . Q 4 L xx R ' , , . lv A . ' '- 1 R ly f, 1, 'v SIXIX our N1 mm trol CHAS HUSTON AND BRO INC MOI Nl l NION Pl TNWSNI X XNIA X HXII C I Nll RN Ol- DI PI VDABLI SI-RN ICL I1 N 1 'Wm s umm s and Cl1IIdI'Ll1S Qu nlnlx WL mn Applrd BOWMAN STORES INC ORBISONIA PIHWNSYI x ,ul x CK grutula 'ms ' 11 . ., . FORD MERCURY Cu grutulution, Class of 'Sf z 1'g 1' , . . .' . f. . . ' .' f ,1 R B HOUCK AND SON Plumbmf HL ltmg Llcutrlcal SLIWILL 1miSuppl1u 'NUM 7 ORBISONI X Pl NNSN I X ANI 'X Slxtx fxu HO'I'POlN'I' mf -7- PHIIIO H ' 7-5! I X THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK XIOI NI INION PI NNISNI X ANIA X Complglp I3 mkm Sgruu mlnr ot I D Mumba of Fgdunl Rugrvg B ink Cumplnmntx ot KING BOILER AND FURNACE COMPANY an C Pumsx NIXNI FXC Il RI RS OV HI AIINCI I Ol IPNII-NT AA ' I . L V' 2 L'. ' -v Mc . ' 'IAC' . , ' .Z .3 , 1 - Sha IK imp. ' ,'IY11l1IlI .-Ni Complumms ut COMMUNITY STATE BANK URBISONI X PI NNSYI X ANIA unlur I uis.r 1! DL Ho ll lnxur mm. Corpor 11 51 Su x Ifricndly and Iifficicnl Banking Service Ni' ' -g! T zimm 1 Six 151 Congratulations to thc Class of 1956 ONS C OIUpllmLI1lN ot ORBISONIA LIONS CLUB Ilru Tubu Auuwrmu HLNTINCJDON PI NNSX LX ANIA PETE GlORDANO'S SUNOCO SERVICE . ix 'h THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Ihru. Sprm xxlx lI1l I SIRXICI COIRIISX UNION NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST CO mln im n Xllfllfb IIRSUNXI IO S SIULL Ixfvb NIXIX NIH of I -- f ' gx. Penn ' 1 'zu S.-XI-' :TY Q i ' ' 2 ' I Hi. Dupmils lnaurcd lu SlU.UlNl,UU Hu ' ga 1 . Pcr1mylxg1l1iu U .- , ANS f . . .fXN.' L PENNSYLVANIA GLASS SAND CORP 1 1 mx TUSCARORA STATE BANK X RS MII l S Pl NITNSN I X X N mlmr lulgr al Ihposnt Inxur mu impwr mon Km L 1lIN W L MAI' ,li'l'UN DlilO'l'. 1 NA. Bl.: l .' 5. Y ,' f NIA .1c ' 'f .1 ' 1' Scr ' g th' C'ommu1 ' Y' for fbi Y nm S -my L G BALFOUR COMPANY Ixmmn Vklurugr lhnrp Am Suhoolx And Collg cs lv I 1 and C mnrmngumnz lnxll mum Dlplom as Pprsmm ll C lrds C lub IDSILNII Nhd llx md lrophlu IND South Suomi Strut Vvurnmluxhurs, Ppnnn J C BLAIR COMPANY Huntm don Ilnnxxlx Hill XISII Ol R Rl I XII Sl N1 mufmurnrx ot St momrx Suppllw smug 1579 Sumtx om C'lz lil gm Pinx MR. W. Ci. ROSS .' , 'URI-, Sugntx Im C'0l1grz1IL1lz1liom to thc Class of 1956 J B EWING AND SONS ORISISONJI X Pl NNSXI X XNI X V1 mul lulurgr ol JL Z SAXE S QL Xl IIX NNI XRINC1 -XPPARIL XND SHOFS N1-.nx Stork un S Xnmx X'lOl Nl l NION Pl TNNSX l X XNIX lfll fl L1I1Lll:liliDS C'ungrz1tulz1lions Class ol '56 1 . ' f .' ' if l.1 lw' ,llOfC -f f 2 , ' ' '- n Splc and Span lme Restaurant on Alle htm Strut arper s Service Statlon Grocerles Notions I Auto Supplies Sh :de C1 up P 1 Book s Garage Cremrll Automoblle Repairing 1n lltetrlc Weldxm. S rusbur R D P Claster Lumber Co , Inc Goshorn Restaurant IFS Mills P C omplxments ol Boyd D Walls C ompllments ol M1ller's Tydol Servlce Statlon ll ht Lumh md Sott Drmlts Compliments of Roddey s Servlce Statlon Sh1deG1p P1 N Gutshall and Son George lure lute At.LlLlLI1I Auto lnsur met Orblsonlx Penn 1 Mapleton Clover Farm Store l Prrk Andrews Prop Phone 737 J 7 Sp ntx thl . H , . . 4 t' ' Gus - O'l - , ' I A -H u I 5' ss Q 1 - - . 1 ' 1 . 2. 1 . xl . I. . y 2 d , , Q.. ' - , Qhil-1: g . .. 21. , . . Gus - Oil - Groceries Blu' J ' 11. , , , , n C C q I.. H. . 0 ' 1 vx . r .L x it . . -. 1 ' X . ,Ig - Q ' -. unix flllll QNdNl11ObllL C hurolut D J Locke Snlu md Snrxlu Detwller Motor Co , nc IU-1 I-lfth Strut Huntm don I 1 Economy Store nrmgrlu C md C1 s Ford s Esso Servlce Statlon I :ru Cxrmurlu Shady C1 np I 1 um Courtwx of Huntmgdon Tlre Sales H nrrx Hooper ' . I . C' - Dila 'uf ' av 3- . . S ' ' ' Shildkf help. Pu. 9 Cizls-Oil-H ' ' ' I , '. J. I Ph ' 7-3171 Comphmcnls ot Edgar John Workman Rotkhlll Purnntt P Ktlvln nor Apph mms Lcmth l' V Ou xhtv SLFVILL B E Huston Phom 17? V1 Huntln don P C omphmtnts ot Frehn s Garage J Let Floxxtrs Whnspgr Whxt Words C mnot Qu John 8: Almas Greenhouse Sh rushur I 1 Phont VII I mon 5091 'S C UINPIIIIILFIIN ot Shady Inn Sh rdf. G lp P 1 Chfford Benson Jeweler Gltts tor lll Occaslons Phone Thrtc Sprln s 8 T177 Snlullo Pcnnl C Comphments oi Super I G A Market Orbnsoma Pennfi J Holdtn C Joe Holden C omphmcnts of Stone Inn Mtmls Snndwmhts Soft Drlnks Cohenour s Petroleum Products Wholts ah. 1nd Ru nl Phont '4 7341 Ihrtt Sprln s Pcnnl Compliments oi John I'Iancock's Esso Statlon G as O11 md Lubrlcatlon Phone 167 R 1' Hlll X fnllex Sunni! fn - ' ' Q. ,-W.- e -' ' I 1 'H' U' .Il . . I. 2 'z 5 2 D J 1 . wx O O U - - 'z, .. - .-I ' g . 11. . . f . ' ' ' v b- ' w - X Y a xv ' 11 .u E' . L -. c ., . Shade Gap. Iu. Shirlcvsburg. Pcnnu. I -V , .,, ' , I 2 k. 2 .z ' YI ' 1 ' 1' ,' il- 5 g. 'z. i 1 1 I A . . I- . ' 1 ' ' ' fa ' 1 . 1. - - - . ,S 'V Sugnlx COITIPHIIILDIN of Fred B Bayer Company Huntm don Puma dx C11 xrcttu Tobdcm Compliments of S H A P I R O S RNIILRI THIAIRI M Ill 7' in Rl STALRANI N wunt lnmn Ppnnl Rellable Cleaners 114 Wnwhm ton Strut Phone 7 NN Hunlln don P1 ifa 104 7th Strut Phom 220 Hom Taste Bakmg EMMN 5? , M 15' 3 'pw Lmon P Human don Pa b 1 ' I-'l'. fi ' 2 ' 2 . ' a. O' ' -Q . -- 1 d Cam Cigars A , ,. sl H., . . 1 41 J I . ' 1 . . - Co. . 1. ' u I -- ' -31 J? iig f : Qjxq- j, 'N' '- s ' -.-- .. -,'- . Q- -1 fi, Q 43 rf -- MI. f ' . 11. ' g , ' ' 4-xiX Louie Pyles lnternttlondl Firm Machlnery Nleelxton Penn 1 Jon lthdn Logan Bobble Brooks Juniors Exelusne Jane s Style Shop Frank F Booher Plumbmq and He itlnv Orbnsomx Pennex felephone 7 1578 Red Hoover s Used Cars Guaranteed bsed Cars 619 Mntflm St Phone 1741 Huntln don Penn: Ruth s Store Groceries Notions Drugs OI'blSOI'lll Pennl Cuplllarl s Clover Farm Store Groecrlcs md Meats Orhnsomn Penntx Wrlght s Jeweler Noxeltles 417 Alle hem St Hunlln don P Compliments of Henry s Snack Bar The Plnest Food ln Town Ask the Folks who cat there Open D ulx exeept Sunday Gertrude md Robert Henry Props C ompllments ol H anclR Egolf Nl? NN ishm ton Street Huntln don P1 C ompllme nts ot E M Goshorn 'sleelwton Pennex Drs Goods md Notlons General Merchftndrse Sexenlx xcn 2 1 ,I -vi I ' 2 A ' 2 ' ' at 1 1 U ' . l. ! . . . - , , 1. , ., I 1 cz V 1 i on -k h . g , it s - -9 ' ' . ' K. L , 1 'z . 3 1. 'L . '. . , 9 Watch and Clock Repairs Ofblmnlll- Penna- ' g . 11. 2' , . , . . . . V I .' - 'Lf ' 2 - X ' , Y . . S . L , . e . l . 5 1 B 1 L S 1 Q-sc' unix Lluht elly s Korner Smlthtluld ITIII1 ion L N Smtooi w will C omphmgnts of ord s SCFVICC Statlons Prnnl fJI'l1lNOI'lll Puma Poser s Dept Store ldlu Storm. 'Vim s Story N oulh Crnur Vklnn mu tmd the tlmst p and fl ht ompllmentx of Radford C Locke fJI'blS0l1l1 Pumx K 9 F , O I Hu 'gt .PLL SI-ukf-f-. :' L-Sgugl' A Sznltillo. X 1. Call 2082 for reservations 7 C' ' x U. l.1 . ' Dr. . ri 'tl Y BL Sure Iomorroxx lnsurn Todax' Raymond G Bollinger IX Wu! H lllx Strut Vlount Lnlon Pgnnx Phong WY Strlckler s Dalry Rpp Nntlonxxldu lnsurmmc MILK md ICF CRIQAM mi and Croslu Appllmcu T Earl Nelman South Jdfnrxon Strcut Oldsmobllg Chu rolut Vluunt Lmon Punni fuluphom 1069 C R B Madden Sz Co , ln Bambllng Buick Sales Xhwunt L nlun Lnnx S ilu Snrxlu Silux md Sgrxxu Niount Umon PLIHII Scxcntx mm . C ' '. . .. ' 7 ' 4 . L 1 . . X z. x, 1 ' .. fa' n J 2 ' 1 . 1 M1-'age ' J 'z . . Huntingdon. Pa. -U .' 'Q '. ,' ' 1 f' . ' 1. . . U I I I . f' .PN 1. gl 'N fx ' L .' A ' . ' 2. Wlble s Economy Store N1 xpluon I-lm Iowdx o Sun l Pnoplu Oll'IpllmLI'lIN 01 Shlrleysburg Garage C1 xrdmr Shar uslwur Pecks Feed M111 rx I lk md Purmi I-LL C ustom N1lXII'l md Cmmln mm Dru Run 461 N Xdlllx Heydrlck s Hmm ot I- IFHOUN Br md Show 1 VN uhm lon Strut Huntmfvdon P1 C. . X I . - 9 . 1 ' . Pu. Paul li. 'L R Mgr. I' r .. ,ml x X .' ' g. Pu. 9 - ' v U11-,, 'z '1 'Hds - A-Lui Nl-g fl 71- Ag Q U Pl . 1, Blair , ' .P:1. Goss Furniture Store 11 r11 X pnmr W1 len 111 X lu Weaver he Florlst x XI s Il L 57 l IU W IINLIIIN Ott s Funeral Home 11 W 11w1111 ILII 1 Alpme Theatre L Ill UNK I LX , I 0111 115 l'Ll 1 'turn 111141 .1 p I'z 5 1 UU 'A 'D H'1Hl R HLII i11giu11. Pu. Url K1111111. 1111. If. 'If IJ. 431--1 nu 7--531 l'ruc I 'I' 'ry' I CN gl' ',11l' Y U1'l11s1111ig1. I 1.1. PI1 nc -U cm. .V MN, lint SI1 N 111 ll1c Yzllj Ilghlx NO I B KRAUSE AND SON N1ll1l1fILlL1fLI'N ul M L KITNDS OI ROlC1H LL N1BI R XNIJ C ROSS TILS uml 1 Sprur x ORBISUNIN R D Pl NNSNI X XNIA C umplumnlx ut CORNELIUS SUPER MARKET omslsoxlx P1 xxswl x mu Bill l. wura .' XII- AII Orders Ciivcn Prompt Attention Qompllmunu of W 1111 hood N1111' S1d1s Quarters Ret111lCuts Mccrory Stores Corp Swan s Super Market S zu C1 up P1 H mm don I mom. Urh1s11nl1 7 7606 Paul Booher Compliments ot Struble s F urnlture C11 NI RXI Sl JRI itll Wuhm lon Street mm don P IL 1 I hom 7 Nh A B Kllng Vogue Shop Cons md Suits y IIINLIUXXII x llllilk 1 lu md Spmlsxu nr hx S 111 w . N RXI x11 Rcnw SI HHH 11111 W M Murphy SCFVICC Merle and Geraldme s Station Economy Store Arnouo G1s md O11 RoLkh1IlF11rnP111 P1 lu. fl lp rn hu 1 . 9 fha l' 'z . 1. Ll ' g . Ju. Pl ' '1 -- 7 s i .1 . 'UC i . 1 ' g ' 1' fill 'g . 11. Sha I' Ciup R. IJ., Pal. , 6 ' z 5 1 . '. b Bluirs Mills R. D.. Nossvillc t Q S111 , . .llllllll-' . mr. Shaggy 1 .' 1 'L 1' .41'1I' Q1-jjlz A, M Q ' A. I 131.21 H11 'g m.Pn. ' 1 SIM i' 41 . Pal. I ILITIN four C OINPIIINLIII C Russell Gracey S For xour lnxuramc nccds Chuck and Alma s Lunch W' VN Shlrlu Struct wunl l H L Phgm 7.1 Slnrluxburf P1 State Farm Insurance Co Compllmcntx oi wr nl s I xr wt lnsurcr 01 Xu ox George V Goshorn Icnn lirudxck 'X cnt TN c xlon lc mn lllo Plmnc K 1-13' ' N 5 of . - N 1 -x NH ' 9 Mm 'nic n. l nnz1. 1 . ' 1. 1. . Auto -- l.ifc 'W lfirc Wml' ig' .'Afl. . Ci . I .. .m A, S. 'c'I' . I 11. Salt' .PLL Hn mc xf is 0 GREENLAND MOTOR SALES DODGE AND Pl YWOU I H DOUG! IRI CRS aunt L 1 K w mm. Sprmu P1 8 7 I n N L 'w THE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK N1Ol Nl LNION PI NNSN I X KN Nimmlmr hdkr xl Dgposxl ln urmu C OTPOTJUOII Imhtx fn CX grutulz 'mn 'lax f '56 fnim. Pu.-3 N 'H -- Q ' hvg, L- ,61 lb gmlulzntion tu 111' Claw uf 1156 4 1 u .hx 5 1 .I N 2 1, 1 1 I tx Complimcms ot' New Enterprlse Stone and Llme Co Inc N xx lnlurprlw I F leck's Planing Mill C11 Nl RA1 CONIIRAC IORS Ihru Sprm x I L 111 Phom '4 7691 Thomas General Store PI'lL.LLl Io Slll Sl1IFlk,XNl5llf Puma Patron s LlSt C H Nflllllr H1rd111rz, Co Dorothx B mlm i 'Irs VN1 1 11 I' 1 FTlLLlI11ll1N Mun s Shop Gertrude s Drub Shop Vkorkm 111 x Roukhxll Store ' il i . ' 1 'A ., . 'K Q ' '11 11. .'c1i1 Dil. '-- , Q . .1 A ' 1 '1 ' . l , , Dr. George Bumgurdncr N1r.um N 'V-ll'2lI L. 'Lust .' ' V 2. ' 1. -'-Nik f6f NIEHUL KULA f4m0zcca 4 74416 Senecufocw WIBLE BOT TLING WORKS THREE SPRINGS PENNA Phon 8 l-1 Egh . 5 L X xx - 1 hx X R . 10 5 r N - : ? , r I c -2 2 Ylghtx n.n.ht C OINPIIFIHCIIIN ot Dr Stanley Burgess Optometrnst Mount L mon PCnn1 C ompllmtnts ot Goodman s Hardware Plumbm md Heitmf Mount Lmon Ptnnt ouck s Used Furniture Bout ht und Sold Optn D ulx 9 to 9 ntln ion Pltont 168' Flelds Style Shoppe l ldlLN RL idx to WC tr Mount Union PCnn C omplnnents oi Guido s Dalry Lunch Hcltn Wdch Prop '70 W Shlrlcx St Mount Umon Ptnn 1 Mount Unlon Monument Works C omplnntnts ot Ewing s Store N ount l I lon Cnn C ompllmtnts ot Mount Union Credit Exchange, Inc Mount Lnlon Ptnn C ompllmtnts ot McMullen Furnlture Store Phont 564 Ntount 1 ltnnt C ompluncnts ot A 8: P Super Market M munt L mon Ptnnt . 1 ' '. ' sa 1 ' 1 V U 3 1 ' ' 1 1 H ' ' ' ' 1 1 I .z r H .'- - 'z . 1 M, Hu Agn .Pu. ' V- ,A . ' u. ' Compliments of . , . . ' 1. . - a . U .4 f1' .P' at. Q' . ' u. . . . . . - ljflittl. ,' 1. .t . ' 1. Comphments ot Thomas Hatchery S nltlllo Pennl Compllmcnts ot Eagle Hotel ll'l DINING ROOM Phone 7 'UI OfblSODli P 1 Compllmcnts ol Cutshall Atlantnc Service I-whiny, Sl.lppllCS C118 md Onl lhrtt Sprln s Ptnnl Appleby s Drug Store Rtsllstcrtd Ph ll'Il11LlSl. ilu iys on Duty Phone I4l Mount Unlon Punnl Kelth s Servlce Station Sunouo C1 as md Oils f,l'l5ISOI'lll Ptnnl Ebersole and I-lamman I lu,tr1C ll Suppllu Orbison: 1 Ptnnn The l 1rst Natlonal Bank of Mapleton Tht Bmk N ou Can Bank On Tht B ink N ou Should B mls NK 1th C B Oswalt and Son Prmttrs md St montrs Cnr ndu mon Announttmumts NX tdcim lHVlIdllOl'lS EXLll.lNlXK. Dtaler tor Snmh Corona Offlu Txptxxrlttrs IH Hunun don Countx Ilthtx mm z d A -Y t A .1 . X 1. ' --., '. 'z, z. . . b, v , . . 'jp X ' 1 2 'L .' q.,' ' Y D v kfl ' I , l l - ' ll-l i Electrical Contractors Q.. '2 I 5. 1 1 - lv lv . . 3 1. ' 1, U O ' ' I '. 1 L' L 1' . 'r ' J ,I .U .l. S 1 1 ' ' ' ' ' ,, .-,, , - x 1 F ' ' . - ' - , 'sw - x v' u- . .E V :', .. ' . , . 'NIFILIN Mt Unlon Planlng Mull Co Rtmodpl Rnp ur or Build It Nuts Lumbtr md Butldprs Suppltu N1ount Lmon Pgnnt Compltmunls oi Dr John Olah CINFOPF tutor Rodthtll Furntu P1 Haines, the Shoe Wlzard Show tor thy I ntlrb F1m1lx Ruhlnrs Boots Argtlu K , Wtsh St Huntm don P1 C ompltmgnts Baker s SCYVICC Statlon M lplLl0Il C omplumnts ot G C Murphy Co MlhC thus xour Huntm don Hcudquartnrs Hunttn don I 1 Grubb s Diner South -1111 St 1nd U S Route '7 ' om 146 HllI1IlH don pl Compltmynts ot Mount Umon PLDHI C ompltments ot Rlclgley Lunch and Sundrles Orbtsonu Penn 1 Rox 1l lxpuxrlturs Ottlu. Suppltex Hlxson s l 11 1 1 N1t1on1l B 1nl11 Starr s SCFVICC Statxon Lubrtcmon Rc,p'11rS Orblsomt PLIHII a I N ' . it X 2' ' A s - . sz ' wo 'wj ' L1 1 . ' 1. zu. 1. . . . . X Avm. E' ' . 2 'N 1 '41 , . . 1-- a. 'g . z. 1 ' . . . .1 1 9, A .Q 5 , . Sostl s Barber Shop .g Aja. . 1 1. , u , . Ak . . f .ft 2- ' lh -. Au .1. E. ' 1. -2 X , . . - 9 . . . 2 - 3 . . ' iw ft ' L 2 ' Bldg. .l- ' 2- 1' ,, Comphmcnts of George W Raclle Vlount L mon Penn Complnments of Wllson Pontiac S lles and Servlce 375 N Jctierson Street Viount bmon Penn: Good Wall Lscd C xrs C ompllmcnts of Black's Barber Shop OfblSK3Dll Pcnnt Ed and Peg s I7 Hot Dons HOlglCS Lunch Mobllgas Serxlcc St1t1on '4 4 Milt, c lst ot Huntlngdon on Route '77 The Ray English Store FOR MFN AND BOYS Huntm don Ptnnx Danish Sunoco Service Blttcrlcs Tufts ACLLNSL5flLS Nm cltlcs Contectlons Route 57 N10untLmon Pcnnx G C Murphy Co Mount Lmon Penm Stlcctlons N1 tkc 1 Dlllcrcnct Wt null III H mnlton I I ln md Grutn W ttchu P lrktr md Scht after Ptns md Pcnuls Keepsake Dxamond Rmvs md mms other fme ltems Jayrnes Jewelers N1ountLmon Pcnnx NIDLIN Om, , o Q I sf ' X 4 , a X.. Q E r' , ' ' , 1 . L. . , . tl. 1 - v - ., ,. L. .. :N 4 ., , L ,f 'f M- ' ' . 4, ' '. X 1 . L. L. ...- . a n - -.',- 'a- -x- 'sf 1 . . .. , , ',. ' ' . ' 41 . - -A A ' 1 . Q . 4. ,- c V X 1 A f - L. 'f.-' .-.. H , -- . . . t 4 s ,Y-t , ' IU' . . . . ,Q 1 . .C 4. 4 , . . , . . , . . 4 X 1 in ,t a 9 u 3 N-A .. ' ' uv 1 ,Y L 'Ck . I 1. . . c. ' ' 1 , . . 1.. .. x I- i 4 . ll X Wc arc equipped to hundlc amy joh. large or small . . . neatly quickly :md economically. Gixc us ai cull. You'll hc glad you did ALLEN WELCH PRINTER lclcphonc YU? MOL NT UNION PlNNSY1X ANIA Primcrs ol Orhisonii H1 h School Pionccr Rohcrlsdilc H1 h School Ti cr NlcX cxloxxn Olixcr Hi h School Lc Lixrc Arm: h Broun Hi h School Lo in L md othcr xchool puhlic mom 9 v i j If 7 ,, A Captain .luck High School llium 'Q H , . 'u ,, ' - 'U 'N -' Q. ' C' , zu - ' 'Q . ua oc 2 x v Awl A cl--Ivo