Palmyra Area High School - Palm Echo Yearbook (Palmyra, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1953 volume:

1 1 3 i 5 Q E I I 1 1 ? 3 i I I 1 1 , l 1 Q , 4 . fm fam E FF! 1 HI I!! Volume III TABLE OF CONTENTS Published BH Th Reel 1.,ProJucers Direcfors .5'flVl0R CLASS Reel Z.. .......... Stars 192-F3 Qeel 5,.,Cominq Affracfions PI L1 J S Hrq a unior- enior Palrnqra, PQHHSKHVRN h ia Reel 4 .. . . 5,1Ol't Subjecfs Reel 5. .... .5porT Scope ---Y----111-' A A We, the graduates of 1953, respectfully dedi- cate this volume of the Palm Echo to Mrs. Hilda Erb Kreider. She will long be remembered for her unfailing efforts in forwarding our education. 2 i,,-,,.3. ,.i. ....,. .. K r . !..............1.. , , .,.,. .. . E, . . i 44, -P .- - -og f -f -,, .. I- ' 1 .- - -I - '-'1. --'- ,, -1.4 Q ' Q ,,- Q- .1-Y .1 ...C -r'-'.4 ..f-,' 4. .1 -4 -4- v L,- 41 LL N.. f 1 - 5' .f .f . --- -I ,. A if 1 ,ff 4.--- ' .---' - ,.- ' up fry ff , gf- ..- ., f,-44. .4 - sw -1. - -,,... 'I' -, X : .f - F --- ,.. ,- ., v 5 L l in 7 N.. .4 , '.. -, v' ' -f ., , .- C 14? 'i 3 -, ..- -v 'L ..,-' 1-.4 D 6 REEL If BOARD OF EDUCATIO ' Seated, left to right: Casper E. Arndtg Claire Seltzer: Cyrus I. Forney: J. Nissley lmboden. Standing Perry D. Bickslerg Claude Bomgardner: J. Early Staufferg Allen G, Bucherg Harold E, Cockleyg Rev, Me vin E. Parrickg Henry H. Markg Dr. Homer Forneyg Alvin B. Lewis, Solicitor. ROBERT E. HARTZ. Supervising Principal REUEL E. SWANK Principal of High School 3 WILLIAM H. BOLGER Mathematics CLARENCE H BOMBERGER Science JEAN S BUBB Home Economlcs ESTHER K BURKHOLDER Enghsh ,,,,, it W I Lg,.L PHYLLIS GERACE COBELLO Supervisor of Vocal Music DORIS F. DUNLAP Librarian 5 RAY F. DECK Science JOHN C. DUNLAP Commercial Xa V SCOTT GARMAN Soclal Studles ESTHER N GA SS Mathematxcs ANTHONY! GERACE Superv1sor of Instrumental Muslc JOHN A KARSNITZ Industnal Educauon 6 K., .tina DOROTHY M. KREIDER Health and Physical Education HILDA E. KREIDER English, Social Studies WALTER E. LOY ', EE, German, World History gm 5 - s JAMES E. MOHR Mathematics 7 gf 5........ lx.. 'Zvi f , ' ' i 'gil , if A .A i ' 15' iltgX?E::31a, A 'Vffl'?ff'f . Y W- J l fi 'rain ff l A f f can 5,1 Vw 55 I 1 . if h.,- W5 X A L kv ,-L.. Mx 2., iw LL,, Q 1 Q ,Q 'Q A J 27.2 M , A-,Z V - A -.m , . ,A ly, STEWART V. SCHULE Geography GERTRUDE G. SHULTZ. English, Latin FRANK L. SHUPPER Health and Physical Education HARRY A . SMITH Commercial 8 MARGUERITE SPRINGER English MARIAN F. WAHL Social Studies MONNA L. WIELAND Supervisor of Art DOROTHY F. BEAM School Nurse 9 HAY. . . ws aw v cf 3 'V w 1 i X 5 f ftb ,V iiilrg'-A FRANCES E. LIGHT Secretary to the Supervising Principal BETTY L. IERRETT Secretary to the High School Principal LEIGHTON O. SMITH Custodian CLARENCE A. STRUBHAR Custodian 10 ' X J? xg :- t? 5- Q ,',,g. e v at NN I 1 1 2' 5 'R I x Sri NI 1. Monna Wreland 2 Ray Deck 3 Gertrude Shultz 4 Marran Wahl 5 Stewart Schule 6 Reuel Swank 'I Rrch ard Eckroth 8 Anthony Gerace 9 Marguerrte Sprrnger 10 Esther Gass 11 Phy1l1sCobe11o 12 John Dunlap 13 Dorothy Krerder 14 Esther Burkholder ,ll , ,. ........... -..,.,... -.-- . --.-. .- Y V - Y - -4 b - -umm... , ..-J- is-M fl' me Q6- , 3 tv-1' 5, 'Ski 'il F3 wif, Q1 BU I Harry Smtth 2 H11daKre1der 3 Walter Loy 4 Robert Hartz 5 Clarence Bomberger 6 Dorothy Beam. 7 Dorrs Dunlap 8 Wtlham Bolger 9 Frank Shupper 10 James Mohr 11 Jean Bubb 12 Scott Garman T ,, A... ml 3 I IQ F 413' -v - Q ..- .1 ' Q- .4 ..- Q or or 3' EEL N CARL J. BAHNER RICHARD P. BACHMAN RED ACADEMIC Good -looking redhead- --record breaking pole vau1ter-- -likes to tease- - -good nature - - -absenteeism is specialty- - -raises pigeons - - -good -drummer- - -plans to join the navy. Ban lg Orchestra lg County Band lg Football 3,45 Track 2,3,45 Baseball l. is SNAP ACADEMIC Our yearbook photographer- - -tall-- -good science student---sometimes called Slam ---plays a sax ---ambitious---plans to enter Hershey Junior College. Hi-Y 2,3,45 Science Club lg Art Club 2,35 Yearbook 45 Concert Choir l,2,3,45 Boys Chorus 3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Orchestra 2,3,45 County Band l,2,3,4. GEORGE W. BELL GEORGE ACADEMIC Wavy black hair---drives a 5l Ford--- detests English-- -hamburgers are his favorite food - - - prefers baseball to other sports- - - ambition - to be an electrician. Track 4. MARALYN G. BLANCHARD SQUIRT COMMERCIAL Short---cute giggle---excellent dancer ---blushes easily---dislikes school---very particular in her choice of clothing---am- bition - to be a receptionist. ' Tri-Hi-Y 2,35 Dramatics Club 35 High Times Staff 25 Girls Glee Club 2,3,45 Concert Choir 2,3,45 Business Education Club 4. 13 LOIS E. BOMGARDNER K. ELLIS BLAUCH ELLIS ACADEMIC Sociable---enjoys gym and shop---no apparent interest in girls---likes to ice skate ---dislikes people who talk too much--- fond of spaghetti---plans to be a farmer. LOIS ACADEMIC Cute cheerleader---excellent student--- active in school functions---pretty teeth--- short---likes music---off to Millersville to become an elementary teacher. Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4gGerman Club 4g F,H.A. 2,3, 4g Science Club lg High Times Staff 4gYear- book 4g Girls Glee Club 2,3,4g Concert Choir 2,3,4g Cheerleading 3,4g Intramurals 1,2,a,4, WILLIAM A. BOWMAN BILL ACADEMIC Quiet-- -well-built---occasionally neg- lects his studies---seldom walks to school alone---good end in football---Spike Jones fan---future physical therapist. German Club 43 Football l,3,4g Basketball 3g Baseball 3. 'M N X EX JEAN E. BRADY JEANIE ACADEMIC Personality plus---pretty blue eyes--- good basketball player---excellent student ---liVely.--- fun-loving --- plans to study nursing at Lankaneau Hospital. Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4g German Club 3,45 Science Club lg Dramatics Club l,2g Art Club 2,33 High Times Staff l,4g Yearbook 4g Girls Glee Club 2,3,4g Concert Choir 2,3,4g County Chorus 4g Library Assistant l,2g Intramurals l,2,3,4. 14 WILLIAM BRIGHTBILL CHUB ACADEMIC Good yard-gainer in football---just loves school??? --- takes life easy---blonde--- enjoys hunting and trout fishing---future - join the Air Force. Hi-Y 2,3,4g German Club 43 Football 2,3,4g Basketball 2,3,4g Track 1,2,4. JAY H. BRUBAKER JAY ACADEMIC Quite a clown---always full of jokes--- can always be seen reading a pocketbook ---loyal Myerstown fan---fond of opposite sex---headed for the Air Force. German Club 43 Band lgCounty Band lg Foot- ball lg Basketball l,2,3,4. J. PHILLIP BUCHER STRETCH ACADEMIC Tall---good typist---likes dear hunting ---Les Paul fan---fond ofbarbecued chicken ---can frequently be seen driving a gray Olds ---plans to further his education at Penn State. Basketball lg Yearbook 4. KENNETH R. BUCKS KEN ACADEMIC Well-built--- good all-around athlete- -- friendly---liked by all---swell guy---seems to use P.O.D. as a social period---ambition - to help out Uncle Sam. Football l,2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3,4g Baseball 2,3,4. 15 GENE D. DEITER THOMAS M. CLINE TOM ACADEMIC Tallest member of class --- blonde--- plays a hot trumpet---good tenor---also known as T.C. ---Ray Anthony fan---fond of spaghetti---plans to enter Hershey Junior College. Concert Choir l,3,4g Boy's Chorus lg Band l, 2,3,4g Orchestra 2,3,4g County Chorus lg County Band l,2,3,4g Basketball 3,4. DETO ACADEMIC Slow talker---drives a balck Chevy --- fond of cigars---one of our milk men--- joker---likes to swim---hates drivers who increase speed when one tries to pass--- ambition-to make the most money possible. Hi-Y 2,3,4g Science Club lg Yearbook 4g Concert Choir 3,4. CAROL A. DELL CAROL COMMERCIAL Attractive brownette---Julius La Rosa fan ---likes Chicken---good shorthand student ---enjoys roller skating---music lover--- hopes to secure a clerical job. Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4gF.H.A. 3,4g Dramatics Club lg Art Club 2: Yearbook 4g Girls Glee Club 2,3,4g Concert Choir 4g Business Education Club 4g Library Assistant 2,4g Intramurals 3. GLENN ENSMINGER ENSIE ACADEMIC Comrade! ---male lead in class play ---loyal Stevenson supporter---also known as Slippery ---enjoys traveling, especially in the South---fond of chicken---plans to enter Spartan School for Aviation. Concert Choir l,2,3,4g Boys Chorus l,2,3,4g Band lg County Chorus l,2,3,4. 16 5 9 ,ts lg ggi... W A s f ,st . . muah' 'rrf f--eehanr sef----'A- Atl!--A-Nm' JOHN H. FLOWERS HERK A CA DEMIC Quiet--well-liked--likes game hunting-- bashful with the gals --enjoys track and- football--future is undecided. Football 3,45 Track 2,3,4. NANCY M. FORNEY NANCY ACADEMIC Tall--dark--pretty--snappy sergeantof the color guard--neat dresser--good dancer-- well mannered--college at- Millersville. Tri-Hi-Y 2.3.45 German Club 4: F.H.A. 2, 3,4g Yearbook 45 Girls Glee Club 2,3,4g Concert Choir 4g Band 3,4. RONALD E. FOUCHE RON A CA DEMIC Handsome---ardent ice hockey fan---very pleasant---drives a blue Plymouth---has knack for disappearing--wolf --plans to en- ter Hershey LC. Hi-Y 2,3,4g Science Club lg High Times Staff 4g Concert Choir 1,2,3g County Chorus 1,2g Library Assistant 4g Football lg Basket- ball 1g Class Play 4. CLARENCE D. FOX FOXIE ACADEMIC Class president---loves all sports---well liked by all---fond of food---easy going ---very intelligent--likes to argue--bound for Millersville. Hi-Y 2,3,4g German Club 3,4g Science Club lg Yearbook 4: Football 2,3,4g Basketball 2, 3g Track 3. 17 1 DAVID H. GEIB DA VE COMMERCIAL Hooking school is specialty--short---chums with Keener---Weaver's right hand man--- sleeping is pastime---future undecided. Business Education Club 4. HOWARD J. GEIGER SONNY ACADEMIC Can frequently be seen driving a blue Dodge ----sometimes called Dutch ----ardent sports fan---naturally wavy hair---friendly ---future undecided. German Club 4g Basketball 2,3,4g Baseball 3g Track 4. CARL L. GRUBB GRUBBY ACADEMIC Tall ---- cute blush ---- muscles! !---some- times called Wrinkles ---all-around ath- lete---pretty blue eyes- --future undecided. Football 2,3,4g Basketball 3,43 Track 3,4. LUKE K. GRUBB LUKE ACADEMIC Excellent pianist ---- friendly---very intel- ligent---good worker---likes P.O.D.---ac- tive in4H---proud owner of a baby beef--- plans to attend college. German Club lg Concert Choir 45 Boys Chorus 33 County Chorus 3. 18 h N '- - diem- ---UA-----'---1--U f-- -lr-f RICHARD L. HARTMAN DICK ACADEMIC Talent unlimited---outstanding pianist--- excellent artist---made a hit as comedian in class play---leads a dance band---fre- quently arranges his own music---also in- terested in photography---future undecided. Science Club 13 Art Club 2,3,4g Yearbook 43 Concert Choir 1,2,3,4g Boys Chorus 1,3,4g Band 2,3,4g Orchestra 2,3,4g County Chorus 1,2,3,4. JANET M. HATTER JAN ACADEMIC Friendly to everyone---dislikes physics--- intelligent---editor of High Times---likes to talk- --willing worker---bound for nurses training at Lankaneau Hospital. Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4g German Club 3,4g High Times Staff 4g Girls Glee Club 2,3,4g Con- cert Choir 3,4g Library Assistant 1,23 Intra- murals 1,2,3. JEAN E. HEILMAN JEAN COMMERCIAL Quiet- - -faithful worker at Lerches-- -pretty dark hair-- -enjoys typing- - -giggly- - -A ud- rey 's friend- - -future - business teacher. Yearbook 4g Business Education Club 4: Li- brary Assistant 4. FAYE R. HEISEY FAYE COMMERCIAL Easy to get along with---outstanding guard in basketball---musically minded---oppo- site sex is one of her main interests---future secretary. F.H.A. 2,3,4g Girls Glee Club 2,3,4g Concert Choir 3,4g Intramurals 2,3,4g Business Educa- tion Club 4. 19 y,.. yllig ' XM Q f .fl . Q.,-is I PATRICIA A. HERSHEY GLORIA M. HERR MAXINE COMMERCIAL Naturally curly hair ---- friendly ---- loyal score keeper at girls intramurals---silent type---ambition - secretary. Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4g F.H.A. 3,45 Art Club 2, Girls Glee Club 2,3g Business Education Club 4: Library Assistant 3,4. PAT ACADEMIC Twinkling blue eyes---athletic--- twin of Marlene ----- enjoys ribbing ----- when it comes to cars variety is the spice of life--- one of our versatile seniors---future is un- decided. Tri-Hi-Y 3,-1: German 3,4g F.H.A. 4, High Times Staff 3,45 Yearbook 4: Girls Glee Club 2,3,4g Concert Choir 2,3,4g Cheerlead- ing 3,43 County Chorus 4g Intramurals 1,2, 3,4. college. HERBERT M. Hrzss ,. R, HERBIE ACADEMIC I f 7 Clown---fastest talker in class---ardent ' Stan Kenton fan---very likable---sports f H, g lover---speedy track boy---plans to attend sh Hi-Y 2,3,4g German Club 3,4g Science Club AEI 1: High Times Staff 4: Football 3,43 Track 3 4 g Q sls 5 - SHIRLEY E. HEVEL HBV COMMERCIAL Naturally curly hair---tall---sings well--- outstanding commercial student---flirt-H future - secretary. Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4g Dramatics Club 15 Art Club 23 High Times staff 43 Girls Glee- Club 2,3, 4: Concert Choir 2,3,4g Business Education Club 43 Library Assistant 1,2,3,4g County Chorus 43 Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Class Officer 4. 20 ggisgg, .Y. 'G' ni ' Ni' Mil b e g w Q 'Tat' we-aft - VIRGINIA A. HUGHES GINNY ACADEMIC Cute redhead- -- l believe is her et ' p saying ---always seen with Lehman---likes to stumpMr. Garman---talkative---vivacious ---career in nursing after graduation. Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4g F.H.A. 2,3,4g Dramatics Club 1g Girls Glee Club 2,3,4g Concert Choir 3,43 Intramurals 1,3,4. SUSAN C. JONES SUE ACADEMIC Blond---intelligent---well liked by all--- likes music---excellent conversationalist-- active in school functions---Jean's neigh- bor---plans to go in training at Reading Hospital. GEORGE A. KEENER GEORGE COMMERCIA L Tall--dark haired---wolf---can frequently be seen driving an ice truck---one of the two Commercial boys---future undecided. Arr Club 2,35 Business Education Club 4. - 155562 s. - sf O an I. ROBERT KELCHNER BOB ACADEMIC Good average guy---one of the band 's loyal members---can frequently be seen driving a '41 Dodge ---- friendly ---- ambition - to join Uncle Sam's Fly Boys. Hi-Y 2,3,4g Science Club lg Art Club 2,3,4g Concert Choir 1,2,3,4g Boys Chorus 3,45 Band 1,2,3,4g Orchestra 3,43 County Chorus 1,3,4g County Band 1,2,3,4. Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4g F.H.A. 3,43 Science lg Art Club 2,3,4g High Times staff 4: Yearbook 4: Girls Glee Club 2,3,4g Concert Choir 2,3,4g County Chorus 4g Intramurals 1,2,3,4. , 4. E 1 S' if a ff l Q' 1 i it X 21 -ff-ll ROBERTA A. KINER SNOOKIE COMMERCIAL Snappy dresser---has a long walk to school --- tempermental --excellent commercial student---sports a diamond--- I just can't remember ---future housewife. Tri-Hi-Y 2,3g Art Club 2,3g High Times Staff 4g Yearbook 4g Girls Glee Club 2,3,4g Concert Choir 3,45 Business Education Club 4g Library Assistant 1g Intramurals 1,3,4. INGRID KIRNBA UER INGRID ACADEMIC One of our German exchange students--- blond---quiet---well liked by all---excel- lent student---very proud of her class ring ---good in sports---we are sorry to see her return to her homeland this summer. German Club 4. UBOB.. ROBERT B. KISTLER ACADEMIC News editor of Hi Times---president of a certain fan club-- -good student- --part- time barber---Fouche's pal---corny laugh full of fun---headed for F 8: M. Hi-Y 2,3,4g Science Club lg Art Club 2g High Times Staff 43 Yearbook 4g Concert Choir 1,2,3,4g Boys Chorus 3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g Orchestra 3,45 County Chorus 1,3,4g County Band 1,2,3,4g Basketball lg Baseball 3,4. E MARIANNE LANG MARIANNE ACADEMIC Germany 's gift to P.l-l.S.---very friendly--- always willing to lend a hand---likes to draw cartoons in German class---tall---can be seen with her German-English dictionary ---we'll miss her pranks when she returns home this summer. German Club 43 Art Club 4. 22 ,. A -..I .I .i,,.l,,,,., EA RL W. LIGHT 'UPN' N ? NANCY L. LEHMAN LOU COMMERCIAL Cute---blue eyed-blonde---dislikes Con- sumer Science-- feel my nerve ---cheer- leading captain---future housewife. Concert Choir 33 Cheerleading 2,3,4g Busi- iness Education Club 4g Intramurals 1,2,3,4. LlCHTY ACADEMIC Blonde---man of few words---a whiz in physics---good-natured---likes to tinker with machines---disinterested in girls--- plans to enter Penn State in the Fall. I-li-Y 2,3,4g Concert Choir 1,2,3,4g Boys Chorus 3g County Chorus 1,2,3,4g Library As- sistant 4. BETTY I. MAULFAIR BETTY ACA DEMIC Short-- -majorette-- -participates in chorus- es---works at Bomgardner's---easily irri- tated---can usually be seen at school func- tions---ambition is to study nursing at Lan- caster Hospital. German Club 3,4g Girls Glee Club 2,3,4g Concert Choir 43 Band 3,4g Intramurals 1,2, 3,4. GERA LENE M. MA ULFA IR GERRY COMMERCIAL Carefree--softball slugger---cute---lovely complexion---lively ---- frequently drives to school---future housewife. Girls Glee Club 1,'2g Business Education Club 45 Intramurals 3,4. 23 EILEEN L NELSON TERRANCE D. MOYER TERRY ACADEMIC Friendly to all---loves spaghetti---always smiling--- joined us in our Senior year--- cute drawl- - -intends to further his education at a liberal arts college. EILEEN ACADEMIC Intelligent---good student---president of F.H.A. ---good natured---energetic---likes music---says just what she thinks---plans to study Home Economics at Juniata. Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,43 German Club 43 F.H.A. 2, 3,41 Science Club 13 High Times staff 43 Yearbook 43 Girls Glee Club 2,43 Concert Choir 3,43 County Chorus 43 Intramurals 1, 2,3,4. CARL K. NYE MICK ACADEMIC Tall---quiet---favorite sport is track--- some sense of humor---crazy about poc- ketbooks ---future is undecided. Track 3. EVELYN M. PATRICK DOLLY ACADEMIC Peppy cheerleader---loves Pizza--- If you ain't the beatenest ---always voicing her opinion---active in school activities-- likes taking sunbaths- - -dislikes being called Evelyn ---headed for Central Penn. Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,43 German Club 3,43 F.H.A. 43 Science Club 13 Dramatics Club 13 High Times Staff 1,2,3,43 Yearbook 43 Girls Glee 2,3,43 Concert Choir 43 Cheerleading 3,43 Library Assistant 43 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. 24 AUDREY F. POWELL AUDREY COMMERCIA L Cute---excellent commercial student--- business manager of Palm Echo---cheer- leader---easy to get along with---ambi- bition - to be a bookkeeper. High Times Staff 45 Yearbook 45 Cheerlead- ing 3,45 Business Education Club 43 Intra- murals 1,2,3,4. EARL R. RAUCH W1MP ACADEMIC Clown---good for a laugh---enjoys giving political speeches- - -attends school regular- ly---plans to drive a Cadillac---future - join the Navy. Boys Chorus 1g Football 1,3,4g Basketball 1. BETTY M. RHOADS BETTY ACADEMIC Class president for two years---good student ---active in school functions---attractive ---German Club president---ambition - nurse. Tri-Hi-Y 2.3.45 German Club 3,4g Science Club lg Art Club 2,3,4g High Times Staff 1, 2,3,4g Yearbook 45 Girls Glee Club 2,3,4g Concert Choir 3,45 Library Assistant 45 In- tramurals 1,2,3,4. MARVIN D. RHOADS MA RV A CA DEMIC Short- - -pretty eyes- - - joker- - - frequently attends school---hangs out at the Taxi stand ---looks forward to hunting season---future undecided. Football 1,3,4g Basketball 1. 25 BARBARA A. SANDY GLENN H. RODGERS VOGEL ACADEMIC Quiet-- -acquired the name Vogel in Ger- man---doesn't take to the opposite sex--- takes pride in studying Spelling---future undecided. Football 3,4g Baseball 3,4. BARB ACADEMIC Vivacious--Harvest Moon Queen---leading lady in class play---likes opposite sex --- blushes easily---unique laugh---plans to go to Kings College. Tri-I-li-Y 2,3,4g Dramatics Club lg Art Club 2: Girls Glee Club 2,3,4g Concert Choir 2,3, 4: Band 2,3,4g County Band 35 Library Assis- tant 4g County Chorus 43 Class Play 4. JOYCE A. SCHOFFSTALL JOYCE COMMERCIA L Likes roller skating---really crazy---sharp shooter in basketball---tall and friendly--- happy-go-lucky---future secretary. F.H.A. 3,4g Girls Glee Club 2,43 Concert Choir 3,45 Business Education Club 4g Intra- murals 1,2,3,4g County Chorus 4. FAY I. SELTZER PAY ACADEMIC Friendly---likes to sew---likes music--- Selma's friend---always ready to lend a helping hand---plans to study nursing at Reading Hospital. Tri-Hi-Y 3,44 German Club 45 Girls Glee Club 2,3,4g Concert Choir 43 County Chorus 4. 26 FRANK D. SHELLHAMER FRANK ACADEMIC The life of English class---likes putting pic- ture puzzles together- - -slow drawl- --enjoys dancing- --fond of duck- - -future undecided. I Wir , ' sz, ,Q I ' A 7 - a if-gy I C I liiiessl. f ' ,V A X ,,.,, , r.sL at 1, gg L , Vt fi - 1 .- . . A gf, 25, if? - . jiaiigf 1 I f , 4 g'1.,1m--1'f' i'- I fl , W - ,sitxsesaisiii r s X if - ' 'fu 'P .rtkmlg 35 f'1,J V:- EARL G. SHERTZER TOMMY ACADEMIC Shy---full of wise cracks---often seen with l-lerk---pole vaulter---takes life easy--- future undecided. German Club 4g Football 3.4: Track 2,3,4. BETTY J. SMITH BETTY ACADEMIC Cute---very popular---active in clubs, es- pecially F.I-I.A.---easy to get along with--- pretty smile---always willing to lend a hand---future secretary. Tri-Hi-Y 2J3,4g German Club 4g F.H.A. 2, 3,4g Girls Glee Club 2,4g Concert Choir 4g Intramurals 1,2,3,4. DONALD C. SMITH DONN IE A CA DEM IC Quiet- --rosy cheeks-- -ardent Phillie fan--- disinterested in girls---hails from the West end of town---likes hamburgers --- enjoys hillbilly music---future undecided. 27 -mis'-r -Linguist' ---:gg f ROBERT B, SMITH NANCY F. SMITH NANCY COMMERCIAL Cute blonde-- -neat dresser- - -roller skating fan---has a long walk to school from the west end---fond of red convertibles---fu- ture housewife. F.H.A. 35 Cheerleading 25 Business Education Club 4: Intramurals 1,2,3,4. BOB ACADEMIC Blonde ---- blue eyed ---- what a blush!--- good student---likable personality---quiet ---interested in agriculture. German Club 4g Basketball 1. HARRY C. SNAVELY HARRY A CA DEMIC Shortest boy in the senior class---loyal manager for our sports---has that sleepy look---allergic to brownettes---quiet--W future undecided. Manager - Football 1,2,3g Basketball 2,3,4g Baseball 1,2. MARLENE F. SNAVELY SNUFF COMMERCIAL Cute ---- sharp-dresser---good commercial student---wheels a Cadillac---sharp shooter in basketball---full of wise cracks---future undecided. F.H.A. 3,4g High Times Staff 4g Girls Glee Club 2,3,4g Concert Choir 3,43 Business Ed- ucation Club 4: Library Assistant 1,2g Intra- murals 1,2,3,4. 28 AQ I SHIRLEY A. SOUDER NOOT COMMERCIAL Easy to get along with---likes to eat---plays a good basketball game as guard---fun-lover - - -loves swimming- - -witty--future house- wife. l-'.H.A. 3g Business Education Club 43 Intra- murals 1,2,3,4. SHIRLEY N. STARK 'SHIRLEY' ACADEMIC . Tall---pretty hair---excellent violinist sharp shooter in basketball---good student ---dresses well---Barb's friend---wants to further her education at Lebanon Valley Girls Glee Club 2,3,4g Concert Choir 2 3 4 Orchestra 2,3,4g Library Assistant 4 Intra murals 3. SELMA A. STRAIT SELMA ACADEMIC Cute---very pleasing personality-- lively majorette---unique laugh---willing worker ---engaged to Dale---future housewife Tri-Hi-Y 2.3.43 German Club 3,4 Girls Glee Club 2: Concert Choir 4g Band 1 2 3 4 County Chorus 25 Library Assistant 4 lntra murals 1,2,3,4. CORINNE L. SUTER CORINNE COMMERCIAL Tall---quiet---tops as guard in basketball ---pleasant smile---likes to roller skate--- Dixie Land Jazz fan---ambition to join WACS. Business Education Club 4g Library Assistant 3,4: Intramurals 3,4. 29 .,.. .... ---walt ..... in-f' N ,sf - . 3 AQTZ, W .V . Q' fm l 1 f-err, syrlx.. ma.- .,. ,.Jlu.v, wWm--n. . W 4. ....v...........,..L-,,,-..-,. 9 PAUL B. WAGNER PAUL ACADEMIC Tall---fond of telling stories---likes to dance---took a 2 year vacation in Florida ---likes girls---a whiz in math---plans to become part of Uncle Sam 's Navy. Hi-Y 4g German Club 4g Yearbook 4g Basket- ball 3,4g Baseball 4g Track 3,4. if A JOYCE R. WEAVER JOYCE COMMERCIAL Peppy majorette---naturally curly hair--- putts a Ford---well liked---capable soft- ball pitcher---future housewife. Girls Glee Club 23 Band 2,35 Business Educa- K' tion Club 4g Library Assistant 1,2g Intramurals A 1,2,3,4. as X it ROBERT C. WITMER BOB ACADEMIC Curly blonde hair---slow smile---quiet--- sparkling blue eyes---bashful around the opposite sex---future undecided. German Club 4g Baseball 1,2,3,4. ALLEN L. YOHN AL ACADEMIC Well built---all around athlete---weakness for blondes---anything to get out of school! usually seen with Chub---future--- join one of the services. Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Track 1,2,3,4. L 2 fe it ,gg 572, if KJV y AQHA I 1 1 , 5334 , 4i'A 5,32 fa I, fl B I 5 s.l. fiflY, fwfg ??QTff 5 5 ,25ffg:z.53Kgf?n .5 gif- V -, , as 30 AUGUSTINE C. ZEMBA GUS A CA DEMIC Cute---dark brown eyes---blonde crew cut ---massive shoulders---one of our better baseball pitchers---future undecided. Football 2,3,4g Baseball 2,3,4. CLASS OFFICERS STANDING, left to right: Mr. Schule and Mrs. Springer, Class Advisors. SEATED: Susan Jones, Asst. Secretary Treasurerg Allen Yohn, Vice-presidentg Clarence Fox, Presidentg Shirley Hevel, Secretary-Treasurer. 31 BEST LOOKING BEST MUSICIAN MOST QUIET N. Forney, R. Fouche S. Stark, L. Grubb C. Suter, D. Smith ACADEMY AWARDS CLASS FLIRTS CUTEST S. Hevel, G. Keener B. Sandy, A. Zemba BEST STUDENT MOST TALKATIVE BEST DRESSED E. Nelson, C. Fox V. Hughes, H. Hess N. Forney, R. Fouche 32 X . I K I . I EIILQQ 4 E: , , I . .-. .wi A TALLEST BEST ARTISTS SHORTEST M, Langg T, Cline M, Langg R. Hartman M. Blanchardg H, Snavely J ig N ea' I A :q C ii Q 4 4 -v, , M l 1 L 11 . I, , M, CLASS CLOWNS - A MOST HAPPY-GO-LUCKY J. Schoffstallg E. Rauch Nfxxi f f G, Maulfairs J. Brubaker C sr' f l l T III FH BEST PERSONALITY I, Bradyg C, Grubb 4 QI Y W T A ,fi ... BEST DANCERS BEST ATHLETE M. Blanchardg R. Bachman P, Hersheyg C. Grubb 33 CLASS HISTORY We will shorten thiswork of art in the historical field, so as to just cover the highlights. If one wished to cover the whole history of this unbelievable group, it would take more than the twelve years in which it was made. Now for the first time, this condensed history will be made public: It seemed like a happy day when the time came in 1940 for a group of young boys and girls to start their ad- ventures in that thing called school. This marvelous group began by honoring the first grade, which is only natural. Our teachers were Miss Bixler, Miss Groff, and Miss Turby. This is the year Nancy Lehman didn't like the story read by Miss Groff so she slept until tive o'clock. Then came the joyful summer, and only too soon for the most of us, school again. Our instructors this year were Miss Etter, Miss Stake, and Mrs. Stutzman. Maralyn Blanchard sprouted her muscles that year and beat up Howard Geiger by hitting his head against the pavement. Joyce Schoffstall and Nancy Smith filled the corner in Miss Stake's room for a month. It seems that Kistler and Fox weren't the good boys of the class in those days. Mrs. Stutzman found it necessary to tape their mouths shut to keep them quiet. Onward, ever onward! We managed to reach third grade where we were tutored by Miss Berry, Miss Baum, and Miss Moyer. Misfortune came to the class of '53, Herbert Cice cream sherbetj Hess joined us. Also Susan Jones strengthened our class. It seems Fouche received a black eye from Florence Gittleman for being a little too fresh. Remember Jean Heilman's experience of finding a mouse in her mitten? Roberta Kiner was kept after school for giving Betty Mae Rhoads a bloody nose. Selma Strait joined us that year. With only ninety-five shopping days left until Christmas, we entered the fourth grade. Mrs. Heisey, Miss Evans, and Mrs.Miller were our teachers. This was the year Miss Evan's room prospered by a big grocery business. Gor- dan Sandy gave Sue Jones a brush burn by means of a jumping rope. By sneaking in the door we all made it to fifth grade where we were entertained by Mrs.Daniels, Miss Seltzer, and Mrs.Bomberger. Miss Seltzer found reason to polish our nails with methiolate, so we wouldn't chew them. It just happened that Eileen Nelson had a boy friend that year. All the girls were jealous because Gordan Sandy let her wear his lamb wool mittens. Jean Brady and Lorraine Mercer came to us and showed us up with their good manners. Dining this year it was found that the reason for Audrey and Sue always being late was because they stood behind the LutheranChurch to read comic books. We finally reached our goal by arriving in the sixth grade. Mrs. Long. Mrs. Degler, and Mrs. Wagner were sturdy enough to handle us this year. Mrs. Long's class ran down the steps at recess time, making the plaster fall off the ceiling and Mrs. Wagner's room was punished by having to stay in a month and rest their heads. Religious Education was our downfall. Mrs. Wagner's class received D's in conduct for chewing bubble gum in Mrs. Edris's class. We received a thrill of a lifetime when we arrived in our new home the next year. This year we were perfect students and also welcomed Carl Grubb, Ellis Blouch, Luke Grubb, and Robert Smith. Still speeding onward we reached eighth grade. Here we acquired Fay Seltzer, Gerelene Maulfair, Carol Dell, Martha Roach, Gloria Popp, and Carl Mengel. Red Bachman was asked to pray the Lord's Prayer' and didn't know ll. After an invigorating summer we all came back to enter ninth grade. It was this year that Fouche kissed Ginny Hughes on a bet. He also had a feud with Mrs. Gass. Mr. Bomberger's Science Club took a very exciting trip to Millards. Still we plunged forward, getting nearer and nearer to the great climax. Upon entering tenth grade we acquired Faye Heisey. At this time, Betty Smith read so softly that everyone told her to speak Lawder , which is spelled L-a-w-d-e-r. The class showed off its greatness this year by sponsoring the most successful dance to that time, THE SPRING SWING . After that hard year we needed a long vacation, and after this rest, we came back to enter eleventh grade. This year Allen Blouch felt it was his duty to'give Uncle Sam a helping hand in the Navy, and lean hasn't been the same since. In chemistry class the boys burned phosphorous--of course they added a few things of their own while Mr. Bomberger was out of the room. What a mess! I Corinne Suter, Frank Shellhamer, and of course the cause of the big fuss, Gus Zemba, entered our class. Now came the big moment. We Hnally reached the culmination point -- Twelfth Grade. Every body was bubbling over with excitement, awaiting the ultimate end. ln a way it is sad also, for after this year we will all go our separate ways and not be together as a group anymore. Good-bye and good luck to everyone. 34 ' Y'-'Wav -e-- u u-na ' ir Millards, here we come! What's so interesting? . fk ,J- Vfx Q You name itl Decorating??? I didn't bake them. More cookies? How much profit did the Hop bring? Q f Lgeii I I' s I is-i 1,,J:'i ' '5 't ' A 1 .. lg I , Q Q 'ffl a fc'-.riiff ig Q r, N4 'fllgf 'g . 41-S ' f, tl A ' Ulf? it , X ' a 9 3? 15.345 -w i fi 1 f Dancing at the Sweetheart Hop. Practicing? 35 ,, 1 .W lflflmj FIRST GRADE MISS GREEN'S CLASS MISS BICKSLEIPS CLASS , .,..,. .... , ...,.,u-..,.,..,. , ,, 36 MISS TURBY'S CLASS H MRS. DEGLEIPS CLASS SIXTH GRADE ' 0 MRS. WAGNER'S CLASS ' ' Us . . 4 MRS. LONG'S CLASS 37 F' I 4 li. . 1 If .Q I L Quinta:- CLASS PROPI-IECY Let us look closely into the new, supersonic crystal ball which has just been installed in Mr. Swank's office. He has just set it for the year 1968. Watch closely nowl There's Fay Heisey demonstrating the skill that won for her the Roller Derby Championship. Now we see Fire Chief Geiger of the Ono Fire Co. leaving on a call. Nancy Forney. nationally known model, is wearing one of Christian Dior's latest spring frocks. Coming into view is Gene Deiter, first man to reach the moon in a Chevy. Looking into one of the classrooms we see Lois Bomgardner teaching the future county superintendent. Before us is one of Gus Zemba's publications on how to grow giant size shoulders. There's Sue Jones campaigning for the U. S. presidency. Janet Hatter, editor of the Daily Bull, is giving her full support. She's greatest opponent is Herb Hess, democratic spokesman, who is still trying to get Kefauver into office. Now we see Bob Witmer who is in business modeling curly toupees. Dropping in at P. H. S. we see Herk Flowers trying hard to keep order in his P. O. D. class. There's Gerry Maulfair, hot rod bus driver for Tony's Bus Line Inc. Now we see Dave Geib, proprietor of Weaver's Shoe Repair Shop, busy at work. Coming into focus is a movie marque announcing a double feature, Barb Sandy starring in a picture opposite Barry Fitzgerald and Glenn Ensminger replacing Tony Baxter as Rudolph Valentino. Pat Hershey and Grubbie are now raising the future football team for P, H. S. Before us is Bob Kelchner, proudly wearing his Distinguished Flying Cross. There's Maxine Herr, timekeeper for the P. I. A. A. playoffs between P. H. S. and K. H. S. Jay Brubaker has taken over the Palmyra Bologna Factory and has only women'employees. Shirley Stark is now playing with the Philharmonic Orchestra which is, at present, giving a concert in the East Indies. Betty Maulfair struts into view as head majorette for Burling Bros. Circus. Here's Dick Hartman. After receiving his degree in Art, Music, Dramatics, and Business, he is digging ditches for Carlos Adams. Peeping into Shirley Souder's home we see her raising her own little state police force. What have we here? Snap Bahner as chief TV photographer for CBS. In case you haven't heard, people sud- denly have gone back to radio. There's George Bell running in competition against Henry Ford. Entering the Harrisburg Polyclinic we encounter Betty Rhoads, superintendent of nurses speaking to Bill Bowman, noted physical therapist. Col. Corinne Suter has just replaced Oveta Kulp Hobby as Federal Security Administrator. Dolly Patrick is now working for Chrysler Corp. testing Plymouths for water tightness. Terry Moyer has just written a book entitled Allegheny. Looking in on a meeting of the United Nations we see Ingrid Kirnbauer representing Austria. Catching a glimpse of the sports world we see Ken Bucks pitching for the American All Star baseball team. Harry Snavely is managing the Phillies. Also, Tom Cline is giving the Globe Trotters a hard time. Mike Nye has just returned from the Olympics where he heaped fame upon the United States when he cleared seven feet in the high jump. Play by play description of the afore mentioned sports activities were broadcast by Phil Bucher. Now appearing before us is Selma Strait, world famous baton twirler. Forming inside the crystal ball is a model of George Keener's factory for manufacturing jeans of elastic, thus giving the wearer a tighter fit. There's Marianne Lang, the only artist to have her cartoons translated internationally. What's this? Commercials in a crystal ball? Why, it's Don Smith, high pressure salesman, speaking a mile a minute in an effort to sell Mama Murphey's Medicated Meatballs for their originator, Paul Wagner, who is serving in Uncle Sam's Navy. By the way, Paul's secretary, Shirley I-level, is managing the business for him while he is away. Still another business man has come out of the class of '53, Earl Light has taken over the Studebaker Garage It seems Maralyn Blanchard's chain of Millies Restaurants has just put Howard Johnsons out of business. After fifteen years we see Rauch, Shertzer, and Yohn still struggling for that P. F. C. stripe. Now we see Mrs. Wayne Miller, the former Marlene Snavely, being crowned Mrs. America. Coming into view is Marv Rhoads, truant officer, on the trail of another delinquent. The crystal ball is becoming cloudy, but we can still see Glenn Rodgers taking top billing with his bird show. The future fades from view and we bring ourselves back to reality and the year 1953. 38 M-awf ' . ' f Xx fi.: + V First performance over. Bargain! Two tens for a quarter. Now what happens? ax ' I Come ona my house. Tell me a story. Joyce! I know it worked last year. ri How did they get the same answer? You, justwhat do you think you're doing? 39 Rock-a-bye Baby! CLASS WILL We, the members of Palmyra High School's class of 1953, realizing that our school days are gone forever and now exist only in memory: do hereby make,publish, and declare this to be our first, last, and only will and testa ment. First---We will and bequeath to the student body our loyalty and devotion to this institution of learning in the hope that they will carry it on to further greatness. Second---To the members of the junior class we will our ability to make and keep friends. Third---To the members of the sophomore class we will our ability to charm the faculty. Fourth---To the members of the freshman class we will our innocence. To next year's majorettes we leave Mr. Nichol's trophy. The football championship to next year's team. The cheerleader's pep to next year's squad. Dick Bachman's and Ginny Hughes' red hair to Eva Wagner. Snap Bahner's photographic ability to Roger Forry. George Bell's Ford Victoria to Glenn Bashore. Ellis Blouch's farming ability to Richard Lefever. Lois Bomgardner's interest at F. 8: M. to Carol Mark. Bill Bowman's romantic ability in the halls to Kenny Lehman. Jean Brady's love of the Navy to Audrey Spancake. Chub Brightbill's absenteeism to Ronnie Yeich. Phil Bucher's regular attendance to Everett Miller. Ken Bucks' masculine appearance to Susie Hoffer. Tom Cline 's and Carl Nye 's height to Danny Blackwell. Gene Deiter's and Robert Witmer's curly hair to Eileen Tittle. Carol Dell's laugh to Pat Rausch. Glenn Ensminger's ability to slide through to a slippery successor. Herk Flowers' pole vaulting ability to Joel Grace. Nancy Forney's wardrobe to Janice Gingrich. Ron Fouche's ability to drive a car to Mr. Dunlap's Driver Training Class. Clarence Fox 's scholastic ability to Dale Mull. Dave Geib 's physique to Jack Brandt. Carl Grubb's muscles to Bruce Stark. Luke Grubb's musical ability to Anita Wentling. Dick Hartman's artistic ability to Lois Jones. Janet Hatter's position as editor of High Times to June Fridy. Jean Heilman's job at the Five and Ten to her sister Faye. Maxine Herr's luck of getting caught playing hookey to Dale Dry. Shirley l-level's commercial ability to Mary Louise Kline. George Keener's line with the girls to Paul Hibshman. Ingjri Kirnbauer's dramatic ability to next year's play cast. Bo Kistler's hair cuttin ability to Ronald Lutz. Marianne Lang's sense og humor to Miriam Yeich. Lou Lehman's interest in Hershey Junior College to Nancy Poorman. Earl Light's mechanical ability to next years p ysics class. Betty Maulfair's boy troubles to Marcia Jackson. Gerry Maulfair's deftness in shorthand to Sylvia Adey. Eileen Nelson's writing ability to Mary Eby. Audrey Powell's ability as typist to a worthy successor. Earl Rauch 's shyness to Dave Yohn, Marv Rhoads' corny laugh to Kenny Plessinger. Glenn Rodger's German translations to Anita Wentling. Barb Sandy's rei n as Harvest Moon Queen to a worthy successor. Joyce Schoffstalis clowning to Elnora Long. Fay Seltzer's sewing ability to Naomi Yingst. Frank Shellhamer's pipe to Bill Melhorn. Betty Stnith 's drowsiness to her sister Ruthanna. Don Smith's and Corinne Suter's quietness to Janet Umberger. Nancy Smith's reserved seat at the bowling alley to Shirley Trostle. Bob Smith's blush to Rodney Killian. Marlene Snavely 's looks to Naomi Bashore. Harry Snavely's managing ability to Fred Neiswender. Shirley Stark's ability to play the organ to Nancy Grace. Paul Wa ner's dancing ability to the junior boys. Allen Yci'm's big time tactics to Bert Gussler. Gus Zemba's shoulders to Wilbur Smith. In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and affixed our seal at our high school in the Borough of Palmyra and State of Pennsylvania, this the 14th day of May, 1953 A.D. The 1953 Senior Class Palmyra High School 40 1- JV 5 Xxx G M5 NEXT YEAR X cCQfjfry,,C'f M ,Sk L. 75 AQQON 54 ffl nz, .Ytvffff fifqfuff gmdf 7 J,-fjfgv Ax' i :vi L- .... ,!Xf'1 Q LQ X M C ,ff 'ga C W MHYXCDOI , fbg o Q1 iff? ' UNT' 1' .. 4 uyfdy X!!- A4 3.1,-fff AAA L - X REEL 3 STARLETS I JUNIOR CLASS, SEATED: John Shenk - President. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Marylou Gingrich - Vice-President, Glenn Bashore - As- sistant Secretary Treasurer, June Friday - Secretary Treasurer. EIGHTH GRADE. SEATED: Warren Mathias - President. STANDING: ff S LEFT TO RIGHT: Barry Witmer - Assistant Secretary Treasurer, Ken- I neth Houser - Secretary Treasurer, Lester Holstein - Vice-President. 3-etqrvriri SOPHOMORE CLASS. SEATED: Peter Foltz - President. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: John Gingrich - Vice-President, Virginia Neilinger - Assistant Secretary Treasurer, Herman Gutshall - Secretary Treasurer. SEVENTH GRADE, SEATED: Dennis Phillipy - President. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Donald Signer - Secretary Treasurer, John Wolfe - Assistant Secretary Treasurer, amuel Yeagley - Vice-President, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandra Loy - Vice-President, Ira Light - Secretary Treasurer, Jeanette Lehman - Assistant Secretary Treasurer. 41 FRESHMAN CLASS. SEATED: Fred Goudy - President. STANDING, - . v - --- - -- --ar-W - I LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Janice Shirk, Carol. Mark, Marianne Reider, Miriam Yeich, Sylvia Adey, Marcia Jackson, Eileen Tittle. SECOND ROW: Elnora Long, Ruthanna Smith, June Fridy, Eva Wagner, Nancy Felker, Daniel Blackwell. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Plessinger, Donald Herr, Glenn Bashore, Paul Lehman, Rodney Killian, Donald Firestone. UNIORS LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Marian Lefever, Shirley Longenecker,Janet Rudegeair, Rhodamae Kleinfelter, Pau- line Blouch, Shirley Trostle, Barbara Bucher. SECOND ROW: Bruce Stark, Ruth Longenecker, Nancy Grace, Har- riet Wolfgang, Eleanor Shay, Bertram Gussler. THIRD ROW: Howard Summy, Irvin Meyers, Richard Stover, Ross Seely, Herbert Meily, Ronald Swartz. ' 42 KT 3 I 4 5 Tb- W----W --- v---1... .-- - - -as---Y-N .V-.VFW-W. W . mf- ,vwg--.,. nr-.-... Q... -V WW LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Delores Cobaugh, Mary Lou Gingrich, Janet Root, Emylou Snavely, Verna Reese, Opella Daubert, Joyce Capp, Patricia Schimph. SECOND ROW: Nancy Poorman, Janice Gingrich, Gayle Kimmel, Mary Louise Kline, Anita Wentling, Faye Bucks, Phyllis Peters. THIRD ROW: Fred Neiswender, John Shenk, Carl Umberger, Carl Hoffer, Wilbur Smith. J U IORS LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Janet Umberger. Lois Jones, Gail Smith. Fay Heilman, Amelia Lauck. Nancy Lan- dis, Catherine Hoover. SECOND ROW: Shirley Klopp. Margaret Kreiser, Mary Ellen Heisey, Madeline Lehman. THIRD ROW: Russell Teahl, Robert Farnsler, Roger Forry, Kenneth Lehman, Dale Dry. 43 'I LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Romaine Rhoads, Doris Page, Nancy Bachman,Jane Mellor, Yvonne Brightbill, Mar- garet Parsons. SECOND ROW: David Thomas, Faye Burkholder, Donna Stark, Jeanette Bowan, Jacqueline Schimpf, HIRD ROW: Samuel Walborn, Jack Steckman, Kenneth Seltzer, Robert Hartman, Russell Lerch, Peter Foltz John Friday. SOPHO ORE LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Gloria Long, Mary Ann Wenger, Janet Luttrell, Patricia Rausch, Mamie Custer, Faye Smith. SECOND ROW: Richard Moore, Melba Smith, Doris Enswiller, Marion Richardson, Dorothy Lentz, Janet Swartz. THIRD ROW: Wayne Hummer, Joel Meyer, John Gingrich, Donald Heilman, Carl Lehman, William Melhorn, Keith Moyer. 44 O age -S E LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Mildred Nelson, Janet Hetrick, Gloria Hartman, Elsie Rodgers, Lois Oberholtzer. SECOND ROW: Clair Phillippy, Thelma Rodgers, Joanne Henry, Naomi Yingst, Rachel eavers, Gail Summy, Anna Shepler. THIRD ROW: Alfred Hartman, Henry Landis, Howard Hess, Robert Mathews, Lee Howard, Edgar Gish, Ronald Barto. OPHO ORE LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Marilyn Kreider, Carol Ford, Naomi Bashore, Oletta Kapp, Janice Wert, Dorothy Jurell, Virginia Neidlinger. SECOND ROW: Arthur Ginrich, Barbara Piper, Eileen Lehman, Elva Bucher, Romona Barnhart. HIRD ROW: Terry Gingrich,Delbert Kohr, Alfred Stains, Paul Stauffer, James Wagner, Enos Lingle, Joel Grace. 45 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Shirley Keller, Donna Dimm, Elsie Diehl, Janet Dell, John Brinser, Betty Dove, Marian George, Shirley Shearer. SECOND ROW: Ruth Frantz, Beverly Simmers, Patricia Hinkle, Verna Yoter, Eva Stover, Michael I-louser, Ira Light, Charles Ford. THIRD ROW: Nancy Keener, Lowell Mark, Thomas Grumbein, Ronald Lutz, Larry Brown, Donald Strine, Ronald Strine, Donald Long, Harry Light, Marilyn Bucher. FRESH LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Richard Geib, Albert Yingst, Margaret Wolfe, Cynthia Deaven, Gayle Hunberger, Everett Miller, Ronald Evans. SECOND ROW: Robert Martin, Phyllis Spangler, Arlene Wampler, Lynn Burns, Kath- leen Stover,Jane Bahner, Wilma Bucher, Robert McCafferty, Robert Meyer. THIRD ROW: Linda Berman, Jeanette Lehman, Peggy Shonk, Mary Bucher, Mary O'Brien, Carl Brandt, Donald Nye, Carl Deiner, Ronald Folk. Glenn Horst. , 46 gig s lg f li T? s , , is i 5325 S , Q, f x 1 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Shirley Walters, Sandra Loy, Barbara Zemba, Carol Brightbill, Carol Snavely, Glenn Hitz, Jeannine Johe,Rodney Kelley. SECOND ROW: Michelene Murphy,June Whorley, John Troxell, Ronald Bom- gardner, Donald Raynes, Frances Lutrell, Evelyn Matthews, Frances Rodeffer. THIRD ROW: Emma Jane Smith, Dorothy Kline, Ralph Lehman, Fred Goudy, Marlin Fureman, Robert Forney, Donald Kreider, Gene Brubaker, Mar- lin Wagner, Bernice Gampher. FRESI-IME I LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Joseph Lauck, Shelby Nye, Janet Bomgardner, Harriet Batdorf, Doris May, Joanne Sanders, Doris Bomgardner, Ray Betz. SECOND ROW: Caroline Hammer, Patricia Humberger, Rose Donmoyer, Pauline Heisy, Joann Witmer, Ethel Bowers, Dawn Eberly, Robert Kapp. THIRD ROW: John Rhine, Ted Rhoads, Roy Gingrich, Donald Clark, Irvin Hess, Robert Phillips, William Shifflet, Jack Klinger, James Noll, Glenn Smith. 47 2 . LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Robert Lehman, Alvin Brandt, Kathryn Grubb, Carol Runkle, Jane Lebo, Kay Her- shey, Edgar Berkhimer, Larry Moyer, SECOND ROW: Joseph Royer, Kenneth Rausch, Kenneth Peiffer, Charles I-iitz,Donald Myers. THIRD ROW: Shirley Morris,Gayle Sauley, Judith Kegerries, Frances Summy, Delores Kline. EIGHT H GRADE QD LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Eugene Miller, Romaine Houser, Blanche Geib, Evelyn Buck, Sara Ensminger, Carol Landis, Joanne Yeagley, William Kline, SECOND ROW: William Smith, Frances Troxell, Shirley Bom- gardner, Marlene Longenecker, Robert Garrison. THIRD ROW: Ronald Meyers, Dale Mull, Paul Rymoff, Kenneth Houser, Lester Holstein. 48 S .tc -,X LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Samuel Smith, Margaret Snavely, Martha Barto, Mary Weit, Roberta Brown, Ann Wagner, Mary Greenawalt, David Gontz. SECOND ROW: Jack Martini, Gail Kline, Doris Alger, Marian Heisy, James Smith. THIRD ROW: Robert Feeman, Warren Mathias, Donald Stover, Fred Schaffer, Wilbur Daub. EIGHTI-I GRADE i r I I 2 i El g,L ii fi, It LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Norma Wentling, Barry Witmer, Shirley Lebo, Carol Baum, Patricia Walborne, Joyce Garrison, Lloyd Bomgardner, Louise Henry. SECOND ROW: Loretta Hartman, William Longenecker, James Shepard, William Capp, Jean Wagner. THIRD ROW: Ronald Keener, James Popp, Glenn Bruckhart, Robert Klinger, Kenneth Neiswender. 49 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Clyde College, James Rothermel, Donald Signor, Miriam Buck, Carol Hummer, Sandra I-Jorting, Larry Englebach, Herbert Geib. SECOND ROW: Kathleen Powell, Edward Paul, Kenneth Ginder, John Wolfe, Robert Cassel, Barry Light, Patricia Maulfair. THIRD ROW: Franklin Heatwole, Terrance Herr, Pat- ricia Parsons, Fern Spangler, Judith Light, Linda Viall, Ruth Ann l-louser, Karen Bordlemay, Richard Cassel. SEVE TI-I GRADE LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Harold Paul, Kenneth Light, Betty Shifflet, Suzanne Grace, Patricia Bomgardner, Shirley Moyer, Gary Wolfgang, Charles Nye. SECOND ROW: Marian Wampler, Carole Ferguson, Robert Funk, Donald Shirk, Delanor Rains,Connie Stark, Sandra McCurdy, Priscilla Wagner. THIRD ROW: Betty Dunn, Richard Lefever, Sherwood Herr, Gary Brown, Ronald Maulfair, Richard Blauch, Debra Fureman, Sterling Daniels. 50 LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Leonard Kelly, James Pasqualli, Donald Light, John Naugle, Stanley Werner, Den- nis Phillippy, Harry Kreider, Robert Sells. SECOND ROW: Karl Bordner, Betty Ensminger, Margaret Garrison. Ruthanna Hostetter, Frances Dove, Geraldine Morris, Sandra Peiffer, Samuel Yeagley. THIRD ROW: Michael Brown, Donald Fry, Nancy Lilly. Janet Morris, Gayle Evans, Patricia Hoerner, Rose Herr, Dennis Barnhart. SEVE TI-I GRADE LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: George Bahm, Mervin Lutz, Homer Snavely, Kenneth Meyers, Henry Rausch, Eston Evans, Dale Hetrick. Stanley Daniels. SECOND ROW: Linda Theodore, Cathryn Rodeffer, Betty Jurell, Thelma Long, Lois Ann Fasnacht, Kitty Lou Fausnacht, Althea Moyer. THIRD ROW: Robecca Bahner, Linda Goudy, Gary Grumbein, Daryl Landis, William Hetrick, Carol Meyerhoffer, Cynthia Moore, Rose Mary Blouch. 51 1 . - A Won't they ever learn! STARLETS Preparing clothes for unprivileged children. Future P. O. D. Stars. Drama??? 52 The Voice I Belle of the Ball. Working or Playing? 7 ...f v., 'Q so ' , .v ,, '!,'- .. Y - qv -v -n Q v ..- v 7' ac'vv-n 1-.v ..f '..- cv: 1 y-. 4 qv -' iiliir in i Mfg L ug A, Rm. -it U1-R PALM ECHO STAFF wwuwauf fr' fe f f, at ,gs 155 'Eff El i i 34, r ggi, FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Faye Heisey, Pat Hershey, Audrey Powell, Jean Hellman, Evelyn Patrick, Lois Bom- gardner. SECOND ROW: Susan Jones, Jean Brady, Nancy Forney, Eileen Nelson, Betty Rhoads, THIRD ROW: Mr. Bolger, Robert Kistler, Carl Bahner, Phillip Bucher, Clarence Fox, Gene Deiter, Richard Hartman. ...J Waiting for pictures? Editor-in-chief - Clarence Fox Associate Editors - Eileen Nelson, Evelyn Patrick, Jean Brady, Nancy Forney, Lois Bomgardner, Robert Kistler, Betty Rhoads, Susan Jones Pat Hershey, Phillip Bucher. Business Manager - Audrey Powell Art Editor - Richard Hartman Photography Editor - Carl Bahner Assistant - Gene Deiter Typists - Jean Heilman, Faye Heisey Advisor - Mr. Bolger HIGH TIMES STAFF FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lois Bomgardner,Joyce Capp, Marianne Wenger, Maralyn Kreider, Rachel Seavers, Janet Umberger, Carol Ford, Thelma Rogers, Mr. Dunlap. SECOND ROW: Audrey Powell, Marlene Snavely, Ro- berta Kiner, Shirley Hevel, Eileen Nelson, Jean Brady, Evelyn Patrick. THIRD ROW: Janet Hatter, Susan Jones. John Shenk, Roger Forry, Ronald Fouche, Robert Kistler, Mary Eby, June Fridy, Betty Rhoads. The boss! How can we make money for the paper? Editor - Janet Hatter Associate Editor - Susan Jones Assistant Associate Editor - June Fridy Copy Editors - Jean Brady, Pat Hershey Feature Editors - Eileen Nelson, Marilyn Kreider Business Manager - Roberta Kiner News Editor - Robert Kistler Sports Editors - John Shenk, Faye Bucks Art Editor - Mary Eby Photographer - Carl Bahner Reporters - Carol Ford, Roger Forry, Ronald Fouche, Joyce Kapp, Evelyn Patrick, Betty Rhoads, Thelma Rog- ers, Rachel Seavers, Janet Umberger, Mary Ann Wenger. Chief Typist - Shirley Hevel Typists - Lois Borngardner, Audrey Powell, Marlene Snavely Advisor - Mrs. Dunlap 54 ART CLUB ag F 5 S 2 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Wieland, Shirley Lebo, Betty Rhoads, Opella Daubert, Lois Jones, Janet Um- berger, Naomi Bashore, Romona Barnhart, SECOND ROW: Kenneth Plessinger, Jacqueline Schimpf, Richard Hart- man, Faye Burkholder, Kenneth Peifer, Robert Kistler. THIRD ROW: Donald Herr, Susan Jones, Doris Ensweiler, Marion Richardson, Marianne Lang, Elva Bucher, Margaret Parsons, Ronald Keener. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Marion George, Marianne Wenger, Mildred Nelson, Gloria Hartman, Barbara Sandy, Carol Ford, Maralyn Kreider, Arlene Wampler, Carol Snavely, Mrs. Dunlap. SECOND ROW: Rachel Seavers, Jean Heilman, Carol Dell, Lois Wagner, Madeline Lehman, Jeannette Lehman, June Whorley. THIRD ROW: Earl Light, Shirley Stark, Maxine Herr, Dorothy Kline, Shirley Hevel, Selma Strait, Evelyn Patrick, Margaret Parsons, Sylvia Adey, Corinne Suter, Ronald Fouche. 55 FUTURE HQMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs.Bubb, Janice Shirk, Lois Bomgardner, Lois Jones, Carol Mark, Marianne Reider, Janet Umberger, Marlene Snavely, Betty Smith. SECOND ROW: Mary Lou Gingrich, Janet Root, Patricia Schimpf, Virginia Hughes, Evelyn Patrick, Amelia Lauck. THIRD ROW: Elnora Long, Ruth Anne Longenecker, Carol Dell, Susan Jones, Eileen Nelson, Faye Heisey, Pat Hershey. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Audrey Spancake, Gail Smith, Eileen Tittle, Opella Daubert, Nancy Poorman, Madeline Lehman, Lois Wagner, Delores Cobaugh. SECOND ROW: Nancy Grace, Joyce Schoffstall, Maxine Herr, Nancy Landis, Nancy Forney, Eleanor Shay, Janice Gingrich. THIRD ROW: Anita Wentling, Faye Bucks, June Fridy, Mary Eby, Marietta Shuey, Mary Ellen Heisey, Sylvia Adey. 56 ,., . ,- ., -. ,Wa , GERMAN CLUB Us M J FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Loy, Janice Shirk, Lois Jones, Janet Umberger, Eileen Nelson, Betty Smith, ln- grid Kirnbauer, Betty. Rhoads, Amelia Lauck, Lois Bomgardner, Janet Hatter, Carol Mark. SECOND ROW: William Brightbill, Elnora Long, Pat Hershey, Nancy Landis, Nancy Forney, Marianne Lang, Mary Eby, Jean Brady, Evelyn Patrick, Fay Seltzer, Donald Herr. THIRD ROW: Earl Shertzer, Herbert Hess, Howard Geiger, Robert Smith, Luke Grubb, Ross Seely, Paul Wagner, Jay Brubaker, Clarence Fox, Robert Witmer, William Bowman, Kenneth Ples- singer. Mach Meines Musik! fMake mine musicj Sie versuchten. CThey triedj Die Gewinnen! qThe winnerj Deutsche Larmmacher. fGerman noisemakersj si TRI-I-II-Y FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joyce Capp, Fay Seltzer, Carol Mark, Marianne Reider, Fay Heilman, Opella Dau- bert, Virginia Hughes,:Lois Bomgardner. SECOND ROW: Gail Smith, Lois Wagner, Ruth Anne Longenecker, Janet Umberger, Eileen Nelson, Evelyn Patrick. THIRD ROW: Madeline Lehman, Mary Ellen Heisey, June Fridy, Nancy Grace, Susan Jones, Jean Brady. 1.1: Z, f Q XJ Q3 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Janice Shirk, Pauline Blouch, Betty Smith, Janet Root, Amelia Lauck, Eileen Tit- tle, Audrey Spancake. SECOND ROW: Lois Jones, Thelma Lebo, Patricia Schimpf, Phyllis Peters, Betty Rhoads, Janet Hatter, THIRD ROW: Elnora Long, Maxine Herr, Mary Eby, Marietta Shuey. Janice Gingrich, Sylvia Adey. 58 I-II-Y FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Loy, Donald Herr, William Brightbill, Gene Deiter, Robert Kelchner, Herbert I-less, Bruce Stark, Wilbur Smith, Edgar Gish. SECOND ROW: Earl Light, Ronald Fouche, Robert Kistler, Clarence Fox, Theodore Lerch, Peter Foltz, Donald Hellman. THIRD ROW: Alfred Stains, Robert Hartman, Carl Bahner, Carl Hoffer, Roger Forry, Paul Wagner. The groom's parents. Here comes the bride. I went to your wedding. Hooked at last! 59 Y.. -.. MIL., -rl...-Y -., USINESS EDUCATIO CL B FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Marcia Jackson, Opella Daubert, Gail Smith, Audrey Spankake, Faye Heilman, Janet Rudegeair, Shirley Longenecker, Marian Le Fever, Sylvia Adey, Mr. Dunlap. SECOND ROW: Donald Fire- stone, Bertram Gussler, Rhodamae Kleinfelter, Nancy Poorman, Patricia Schimpf, Emylou Snavely, Lois Wagner, Madeline Lehman, Miriam Yeich, Eva Wagner, THIRD ROW: Irvin Meyers, Nancy Felker, Ruthanna Smith, Mary Ellen Heisey, Glenn Bashore, Paul Lehman, Faye Bucks, Janice Gingrich, Shirley Klopp. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Marianne Reider, Delores Cobaugh, Barbara Bucher, Joyce Capp, Nancy Lehman, Audrey Powell, Maralyn Blanchard, Shirley Souder, Nancy Smith, Mr. Smith. SECOND ROW: Verna Reese, Ro- berta Kiner, Carol Dell, Daniel Blackwell, David Geib, Phyllis Peters, Marlene Snavely, Ereline Hinkle. THIRD ROW: Shirley Hevel, Corinne Suter, Gayle Kimmel, Mary Louise Kline, George Keener, Rodney Killian, Maxine Herr, Joyce Schoffstall, Gerelene Maulfair, Howard Summy. 60. ',., A 2 254 'Ml li JU IOR GIRLS ENSEMBLE I .J 5 , N 1 I I FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Cobello, OpeI1a Daubert, Mary Lou Gingrich, Lois Wagner, necker, Audrey Spanrcake, Marcia Jackson. SECOND ROW: Janice Gingrich, Sylvia Adey, J Grace, Anita Wentling, Emylou Snavely, Eileen Tittle. BOYS CHORUS O Ruth Ann Longe- une Fridy. Nancy 5 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Wilbur Smith, William Smith, Robert Kistler, Kenneth Peifer. Gary Grumbine. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Lehman, John Shenk, Luke Grubb, Roger Forry, Herbert Meily. 61 GIRLS GLEE CLUB 1 iifr-:,, E: L' L 5 I FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Cobello, Eileen Nelson, Barbara Piper, Eileen Tittle, Marcia Jackson, Fay Heilman, Carol Ford, Audrey Spancake, Janet Hatter, Catherine Hoover, Oletta Kapp, Marianne Wenger. SEC- OND ROW: Nancy Poorman, Emylou Snavely, Elva Bucher, Madeline Lehman, Carol Dell, Ruth Ann Longenecker. Phyllis Peters, Janet Rudegeair, Romona Barnhart, Doris Page, Sylvia Adey. THIRD ROW: Gayle Kimmel, Faye Bucks. Susan Jones, Fay Seltzer, Eva Wagner, Ruthanna Smith, Eileen Lehman, Mary Louise Kline, Patricia Schimpf, Anita Wentling, June Fridy, Orb! E B ai A V A 'Q um: MR J ,,..,r.. , sf.. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Romaine Rhoads, Lois Jones, Carol Mark, Marlene Snavely, Gail Smith, Opella Daubert, Virginia Hughes, Lois Bomgardner, Betty Maulfair, Pat Hershey, Betty Rhoads, SECOND ROW: Mary Lou Gingrich, Rachel Seavers, Joanne Henry, Elnora Long, Lois Wagner, Naomi Bashore, Evelyn Patrick, Janet Swartz, Betty Smith, Roberta Kiner, Janice Gingrich. THIRD ROW: Shirley Hevel, Nancy Grace, Marietta Shuey, Mary Eby, Margaret Parsons. Marion Richardson, Donna Stark, Shirley Stark, Joyce Schoffstall, Jean Brady, Mary Ellen Heiaey, Eleanor Shay. 62 CUNCERT CHOIR F' '- 4 - FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Cobello, Virginia Hughes. Opella Daubert, Lois Bomgardner, Betty Maulfair Roberta Kiner, Pat Hershey, Betty Rhoads, Jean Brady, Eleanor Shay. SECOND ROW: Richard Moore, Shirley Stark, Lois Wagner, Evelyn Patrick, Betty Smith, Marlene Snavely, Janice Gingrich, Mary Lou Gingrich, Joyce Schoff- stall, Mary Ellen Heisey, Nancy Forney, Shirley Hevel. THIRD ROW: Lowell Mark, Ronald Lutz. Donald Raynes, Herbert Meily, Thomas Cline, Roger Forry, Wilbur Smith, Robert Kelchner, Kenneth Lehman, Thomas Grumbine. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Eileen Tittle, Marcia Jackson. Audrey Spankake, Janet Hatter, Dennis Phillippy, James Rothermel, Selma Strait, Emylou Snavely, Nancy Poorman, Patricia Schimpf, Anita Wentling. SECOND ROW: Barbara Sandy, Nancy Grace, Barbara Piper, Fay Seltzer, Carol Dell, Eileen Nelson, Susan Jones, Ruth Ann Longenecker, Sylvia Adey, Ruthanna Smith. THIRD ROW: June Fridy, Carl Bahner, John Shenk, John Gingrich, Peter Foltz, Robert Kistler, Luke Grubb, Kenneth Peifer. William Smith, Richard Hartman. 63 UNIOR CHOIR FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Mrs Cobello Phyllrs Spangler Jane Bahner Charles Ford Ira Lrght Terry Grng rrch Glenn Hxtz Everett Mrller Carol Brrghtbrll Donna Drmm Davrd Gontz SECOND ROW Peggy Shonk Frances Rodeffer Evelyn Matthews Emma Jane Smrth Lrnda Berman Nancy Keener Cynthra Deaven Wrlma Bucher Gayle Hunberger THIRD ROW Maralyn Bucher June Whorley Kenneth Seltzer Larry Brown Robert Meyer Glenn Bruckhart Irvrn Hess Gene Brubaker Howard Hess Mrchlene Murphy L-11 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT. Barbara Prper, Paulme Hersey, Dawn Eberly, Parrxcra Hunberger, Frances Klerndoff, Jeannette Lehman, Lynn Burns, Kathleen Stover, Shrrley Walters, Carolyn Hammer. SECOND ROW. Jacquelyn Schrmpf, Marlm Wagner, Donald Krerder, Ronald Lutz, Mrchael Houser, Lowell Mark, Thomas Grumbrne, Robert McCafferty. THIRD ROW. Mary O'Br1en, Mary Bucher, Robert Matthews, Robert Forney, Marlm Fureman, Joann Wrtmer, Bermce Gampher, Dorothy Klme. 64 , . 4. ,i 1 ' 1 V gi, r f , . , ,p A 1 . 2 -7 1, , , i , v 4 N39-S sf Q 1 7 f .3 2, he b S 7 ' gan, I . s f A 1 : . . 1 1 1 ' , ' - 1 1 1 1 1 . Z , l 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 , J , X 5 1 1v I K L ' :U . Z 1 - 1 E ' , .W , V Q . . J, g iv :A - - vf-1-W--I-y-. W,-awx.-1. gmt-W, .,.m.,,.s-Y. ---wwf 'Y' f -ff--'S SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE CI-IGRUS 9 535, 5, ' ' p---m A-9-1 FIRST ROW, left to right: Carol Hummer, Norma Wentling, Kathryn Grubb, Margaret Snavely, Sandra McCurdy, Patricia Wagner, Cathryn Rodeffer, Louise Henry, Althea Moyer. SECOND ROW: Jean Wagner, Frances Troxell, Fern Spangler, James Smith, Wilbur Daub, Terrance Herr, Sandra Peiffer, Martha Barto, Gayle Evans. THIRD ROW: Nancy Lilly, Cynthia Moore, Shirley Bomgardner, Gary Grumbine, Kenneth Peifer, Franklin Heatwole, Carol Baum, Marian Heisey. 5 FIRST ROW, left to right: Shirley Lebo, Frances Dove, John Wolf, Kenneth Light, Harold Paul, Herbert Geib, Stanley Werner, Harry Kreider, James Rothermal, Connie Stark, Patricia Parsons. SECOND ROW: Rose Marie Blouch, Carol Landis, Joanne Yeagley, Donald Myers, Eston Evans, Edward Paul, Fred Sheaffer, Jane Lebo, Linda Viall, Ann Wagner. THIRD ROW: Judy Kegerreis, Gayle Sauley, Doris Alger, William Smith, Dennis Barnhart, Ronald Keener, Michael Houser, Delores Kline, Joyce Garrison, Gail Kline. 65 I ,,,.......-,......1....wY.. ,,V, --Y, ,.,,,,v,,-7,,, ,,,, , ,YW W, BAND . 32 BY if lil R5 549. ' f' KNEELING, left to right: Roberta Brown, Ramona Barnhart, Bernice Gampher, Faye Burkholder. FIRST ROW, STANDING: Mary1ouGingrich, Marcia Jackson, Mary Greenawalt, Susanne Grace, Jiannine Johe, Albert Yiengst, Kenneth Ginder, Edger Burkholder, David Guntz, Harriet Batdorf, John Brinser. SECOND ROW: Mr. Gerace, Charles Ford, Donald Raynes, Peter Foltz, Lee Howard, Thomas Grumbine, Ronald Bomgardner, Henry Landis, Terry Gingrich, Ronald Swartz,Robert Kistler. THIRD ROW: Roger Forry, Robert Klinger, Ronald Lutz, Ted Lerch, Carl Bahner, Thomas Cline, Ronald Strine, Donald Strine, John Fridy, Carl Lehman, Marlin Fureman. One of these days! What ya drinking, Herb? 5 25:1 3 ,W Q, to ., , ' ,:i4.,a? -'rm 5, it fYV4q,., 3 'ska' A ' 5' - 45551 3 . 'Mi . all M- Ma.. r i, ,, L., - -. ' . 5- ., X 'i 7 ' s' 1 ' - - f ' 1 .4 - . r .Y , l F M Li.IlHciJJ2uI,LI.i. IM- 1 ' - 3 , .. A Ll Lau aw Q It What's in the drum, Emylou? A new entrance? 66 1' I BAND i0 lllm Ill Hr 5 KNEELING, left to right: Betty Maulfair, Doris Page, Margaret Kreiser, Selma Strait, Emylou Snavely. FIRST ROW, STANDING: Judith Kegerreis, Jane Bahner, Carol Runkle, Dennis Phillippy, Barry Light, Barbara Sandy, Pauline Heisey, Catherine Hoover, Dorothy Kline. SECOND ROW: Glen Horst, Jeanette Lehman, Anita Wentling, Silvia Adey, Jacque-line Schimpf, Ruth Ann Longenecker, Nancy Grace, June Fridy, Nancy Forney. THIRD ROW: Lowell Mark, Carl Diener, Fred Goudy, Glenn Bruckhart, Robert Phillips, Marlin Wagner, Robert Forney, Jack Klinger, Herbert Meily. I rS1gai.,tilztii,'agt '. BRI , H , I ,aee ,eea Q 'T .' ' ' . ,r,Qy'41'Lf4vft- Xi,-TNQ-gTf?i'?1-Q The grand entrance. What precision! Q Wm Q , Q IM Qi , , H I Sig , 1 5, tiqfi i j -J,fN w JJ yr I ,J, L .,,, K 'E -I S .- -I t ,, ,.,,, t ,,: , is - A 4 , , at ff ,L t P , K, , ' ' y 4 ,. ..r, W ,.., 3, Q , Qmkigi 9, , A, N, , -Hu I -- 2 5 ' ' ' . j -mv. , - a . L 1 T. 9:-zgj i P F - , 5 -- . haf,-K, jg-jY'la 5 '+ x MQ 2 .K - fm'S ' N'igi.W4'f-..7T J I fab' ' 1 -9' 'mi T S 3 : my tiff 1 'J 'J' r ffjil 7'2fl 'l rie,6Y:r,3K-gwf WSJEFS' aer,,e S ii at SWE 2 iff ag, , erre 4 I,-Leaf I S ': at fr I fi-SH fr iii-j gligii ,- BVr ,' - -Lx I 5 --,- K .a.i 1 K h ,Zk'li?.r,,v-frhigiglg W , C . 1 Vfee , Q ttr.- -- 'S Saluring the home folks. Our Alma Mater. 67 Ill f Ill I , . Tw, N- ORCHESTRA FIRST ROW, left to right: David Guntz, Mary Greenawalt, Patricia Hunberger, Albert Yiengst, Henry Landis, Carol Runkle, Pauline Heisey, Carolyn Hammer, Harriet Batdorf. SECOND ROW: Ronald Swartz, John Fridy, Marlin Wagner,Robert Kelchner, Ralph Lehman, John Gingrich, Lee Howard, Ruth Ann Longenecker,Sy1viaAdey,Jacque- line Schimpf. THIRD ROW: Nancy Grace, June Fridy, Robert Kistler, Herbert Meily, Ronald Lutz, Peter Foltz, Marietta Shuey, Shirley Stark. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Gerace, Robert Klinger, Ted Lerch, Glenn Bruckhart, Thomas Cline, Carl Bahner, Roger Forty, Robert Forney, Fred Goudy, Carl Diener. UNIOR BAND FIRST ROW, left to right: Susanne Grace, Stanley Werner, Homer Snavely, Barry Light, Wilbur Daub, Samuel Yeagley,Dennis Phillippy,James Rothermel, Eugene Miller, Larry Englebach. SECOND ROW: Edgar Berkheimer, KennethGinder, William Smith, Dennis Barnhart, William Capp, John Brinser, Karl Bordner, Eston Evans. THIRD ROW: Robert lehman, Jeannine Johe, Mary Greenawalt, Jane Bahner, Judith Kegerreis, Jeanette Lehman, Pauline Heisey, Harriet Batdorf, Carol Runkle, Kitty Fausnacht. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Gerace, Glenn Horst, Donald Strine, Robert Klinger, Ronald Strine, Jack Klinger, Albert Yiengst, Donald Myers. 68 ASSEMBLIES The B1ueJayS. Wlllmg Helper? Hershey's entertainment? Rev. Bob Richards. Orators? n Say Uncle g H Dorn be bashiu 69 HARVEST M00 BALL Her majesty, Barbara Sandy, surrounded by her attendants who are Priscilla Wagner, Princessg Lois Bomgardner Carol Dell, Nancy Forney, Marlene Snavely, Dennis Phillippy, Prince. The coronation! Fresh from Germany. 1 W, Jilfvkff . asa . W What! No witches and goblins? Tricks or treats. 70 - ,,....-Jen. H. ., TFTHIS 1FIlALIIg1CIF'TFI1lZ IJCITQIEESCI IE I?I IE SEATED, left to right: Roberta Kiner, Ellie Maeg Betty Rhoads, Hannahg Jean Brady, Loretta: Janet Hatter, Ma Fawling Evelyn Patrick, Ole Hon, STANDING: Mrs. Burkholder, Ass't Directory Ronald Fouche, Daveg Shirley Stark, Salg Carl Bahner, Juddg Eileen Nelson, Anng Glenn Ensminger, Iackg Barbara Sandy, Juneg Gene Dieter, Red Foxg Paul Wagner, Bubg Richard Hartman, Uncle Billyg Mrs. Schultz, Director. ati JQNE Q-us Back stage wife. The school marm ! -A 5 -SKI rifle r t t1r.l J tri? Watch that pail! Ma Faw1in's advice 71 h yearbo0k! k e Pi: .. And you will make or brea I y the Poor barber! Himsa-w, The candid camera. The candid camera strikes again. Spinning records? Here I He re, Ensmi nge'-I ff ' man.. Do 1 souiid uke -T.--Y--+W V-. waning- fo' k tg HCISYICY ' that long wal Whee1s.. .fix x, o Q2 W5 -I X 1' 'A g,.. N R s rw You autograph, Mr. Shriner? Comrade in action. Oh, Dickyl Those an club dances. 73 . New Ye ln the at BACCALA REATE T Dolling uv! he nrocessionu. Gelernt! Rev. Charles Chamberlain. The stooges T' 'J lme I0 123 Ve to so . 74 IEEE.. JR. - R. PROM Herb? r u Us , Cummins mf Wm? and Photographer at work? Leaving early? Sway. .v Easy, boy! The big six! 76 harxdS! COMME CEME T FIRST ROW, left to right: Selma Strait, Roberta Kiner, Betty Maulfair, Janet Hatter, Barbera Sandy, Virginia Huges, Lois Bomgardner, Maralyn Blanchard, Fae Heisey, Nancy Lehman, Nancy Smith, Shirley Souder. SECOND ROW: Marianne Lang, Jean Heilman, Audrey Powel, Betty Rhoads, Ingrid Kirnbauer, Jean Brady, Evelyn Patrick, Betty Smith, Patricia Hershey, Marlene Snavely, Nancy Forney, Faye Seltzer, Maxine Herr, Joyce Schoffstall. THIRD ROW: Ronald Fouche, Robert Kistler, Richard Hartman, Geralene Maulfair, Corrine Suter, Susan Jones, Eileen Nelson, Shirley Stark, Carol Dell, Shirley Hevel, John Flowers, Earl Shertzer, Harry Snavely. FOURTH ROW: Earl Light, Allen Yohn, Robert Kelchner, Luke Grubb, Earl Rauch, Robert Witmer, Howard Geiger, Herbert Hess, David Geib, William Bowman, Glenn Ensimger, Gene Deiter, William Brightbill, Robert Smith, Donald Smith, Ellis Blauch. FIFTH ROW: Frank Shellhamer, Carl Bahner, Richard Bachman, Marvin Rhoads, Kenneth Bucks, Paul Wagner, Carl Nye, George Bell, Thomas Cline, Phillip Bucher, George Keener, Terry Moyer,Clarence Fox, Augustine Zemba, Jay Brubaker, Carl Grubb, Glenn Rodgers. , F The Chorus. Star pianist. 1 K L Speaker Ralston. At Last I 75 VARSITY FOUTBALL 4 3 ' D :mx ,343 ig A A ' s I 'E l A A FIRST ROW: Frank Shupper, coach, Herbert Hess, Earl Shertzer, John Flowers, Glenn Rodgers, Earl Rauch, Al- len Yohn, captaing Richard Bachman, William Brightbill, Ken Bucks, William Bowman, Carl Grubb. SECOND ROW: Russell Teahl, Dale Dry, Glenn Bashore, Ross Seely, Paul Lehman, Ronald Yeich, Paul Hibshman, Dave Yohn, Jack Brandt, Randolph Garrison, Ken Lehman. THIRD ROW: John Dunlap, assistant coach, Fred Goudy, Edgar Gish, Robert Martin, Bert Gussler, Ken Seltzer, William Melhorn. Jack Steckman, John Fridy, David Thomas, James Mohr, assistant coach. PHS OPP. Ephrata . . . 13 0 Lititz . . . . 12 6 Hershey . . . 6 27 Solanco ..... . 33 7 Manheim Twp. . . Z7 6 Swatara. Twp. . . 14 14 Biglerville . . . . 27 0 Manheim Boro . . . . 39 0 Hurnmelstown. . . . .19 6 Elizabethtown ...... 0 0 Q Allen Yohn, capta in. Coaching Staff 77 ' ' H 1 I an-ii. Ken Bucks Carl Grubb Earl Rauch In beating Ephrata, the Palms played before the largest crowd in their football history. More than three thousand fans saw Allen Yohn and Glenn Bashore score the winning touchdowns for Palmyra. At Lititz it was the passing arm of Dick Bachman that won for Palmyra as he threw two passes for touchdowns. In losing to Hershey, the Palms had a twenty-two game winning streak snapped. A highlight of the game was a seventy-two yard run by l-lershey's Capitani. Swatara Twp. tied Palmyra for the third straight year in a game that was marked by injuries. Swatara had a hard-running back in Dick Breski who scored a touchdown and kicked two extra points. The Palms power went to work in the third period against Biglerville as they scored three times in that frame to register their second shutout of the season. Palmyra scored every period in the Manheim Boro game with Russ Teahl going fifty-five yards for the longest run of the day. In the last game of the season, Palmyra racked up fourteen first downs to E-town's four but were unable to score. The game was marked by brilliant defensive play on the part of both teams. Richard Bachman William Brightbill William Bowman 78 ' 'wkiii' ' 'A' r - ' - 'f-run-lun' ' M -A ' rr' we -1 m Q n i W Q Glenn Rodgers Earl Shertzer Gus Zemba The boys on these two pages have played their last season as members of the Palmyra High School foot- ball team. Their leadership and spirit led the Palms to the Conference of the Roses championship for the second time in three years. They constituted a formidable part of the team and they will be remembered for their fine play. Marvin Rhoads Herbert Hess John Flowers 79 LINEMEN: Dave Yohn, Jack Brandt, Paul Hibshman, Allen Yohn, Carl Grubb, Ken Bucks, William Bowman BACKS: Russel Teahl, Randolf Garrison, Richard Bachman, William Brightbill. FRE SI-IMAN TEAM FIRST ROW: Peter Foltz, John Gingrich, Russel Lerch, Robert Kapp, Paul Rymoff, Ralph Lehman, Jack Ging- rich, Jack Klinger, Donald Kreider. SECOND ROW: Robert Feeman, manager, Keith Moyer, Robert Forney, Ronald Strine, Donald Strine, Richard Mohr, Marlin Fureman, Enos Lingle, Jack Martini,manager. THIRD ROW: James Mohr, coach, Wayne Hummer,Joe1 Grace, Ted Rhoads, Donald Raynes, Ira Light, Michael Houser, Lester Holstein, manager. 80 M... 6 W. 1 A-aw f 4 1 1 f T1 if , 'F , W... v m ,,y:3g1-fisglgif f ,, wwwsfu:. ' A Q. . p rn- QQ, ,. nf aw- A ' 'Rf . x g-ff P ' 'C Q , 1 K- A f- Q-.5 v 8 M3 ,X f' '1 5 . t , ' K .. mi: A , K v V. .,, W ,-..W, X X -i.x4'.:35 Q ,- , 'K . , -4 fl ' A . . K W V ,R .,,. .. .ff ' .Y Y Wlffyf' ' '. fi,, 'K . F, A ,F Q . ' X .. NWN' ,K I. ,wi .Q kbjij,3'Qf g1g f'Nk,L,,4.,sg,,f- ,f1f,,,5f-xqn-+4--. 557-hs . ,,pf '5?Ajf www- -Nxfw' rim - N' 'A Snkzyvkvf 1 ,4,f'fgjg.,x ' . ,, . J, K-,fi ., '- Riff - f ' W - ,,, M ., v y. rf, 'fmilsiviiirt 81 VARSITY BASKETBALL in FRONT ROW: Glenn Baeshore, Paul Lehman, Donald Firestone, Russel Teahl, John Yohn. BACK ROW: Coach Frank Shupper, Ken Bucks, Tom Cline, Paul Wagner, captaing Carl Grubb. With height on their side the Palms won the county championship for the third straight year. They were beaten only once in regular season play but lost two pre-season tilts. The Palms held the season's record for the most points scored in a game as they swamped Cornwall 95 to 51. Carl Grubb set anew county record by scor- ing 55 points against Myerstown and was also elected to the County All-Star Team, receiving the highest total of votes of all the county players. In the Class B District 3playoffs,, Palmyra beat Susquehanna and Manor Town- ship, in two thrilling games, but lost to Kutztown in the semi-finals. PHS OPP PHS OPP Hummelstown . . . . 47 42 South Lebanon . . . . . 46 44 Hershey .... . . .28 50 Heidelberg .... . . 55 40 Swatara ...... . . 40 56 Myerstown . . . . . 70 36 Milton Hershey . . . . 69 53 Cornwall .... . . 95 51 Myerstown .... . . 50 38 Annville ...... . . 56 57 Annville ...... . . 68 56 South Lebanon . . . . . 54 40 South Lebanon . . . . . 49 28 Heidelberg .... . . . . 65 40 Cornwall .... . . . 57 28 Alumni ..... , ....... 58 38 Heidelberg . . . .42 27 Susquehanna lplayoffj . . .51, 43 Myerstown . . . . 69 39 Manor Townshipfplayoffj. 60 56 Cornwall . . . . 71 Z7 Kutztown fplayoffj ..... 40 59 Annville . . . . 47 44 82 A4 'H l I 1 1 5 I I l i 83 I I - r UNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL tml Ross Seely Ted Lerch John Glngrxch coach Frank Shupper The Jun1or Vars1ty team had a commendable record of th1rteen wxns and seven losses They played an excellent brand of ball that marked them as vars1ty mater1al for next year The boys th1s year made up for the1r lack of he1ght w1th f1ne ball handlmg and accurate shootmg Hummelstown Hershey Swatara M11ton Hershey Myer stown Annv1lle S Lebanon Cornwall He1delberg Myerstown PHS OPP FIRST ROW: Jack Steckman, Nathan Wagner, John Shenk, Randolph Garrison. John Fridy. BACK ROW: Jack Mar 40 47 40 44 28 50 ' 30 54 53 41 . 3 1 38 ' 53 35 ' 55 41 41 33 43 42 ' 52 44 36 32 . 54 34 ' 34 43 49 43 . 49 42 ' 35 20 ' 36 26 35 27 1 ' 45 48 Cornwall Annvxlle S Lebanon He1delberg Myerstown Cornwall Annvllle S Lebanon He1de1berg Alumn1 PHS OPP - --Y - -v---.-.-,-mr T..-was-Y-.,.rw-w-vf,,.,, .,.. UNIOR HIGH FRONT ROW: Robert Forney, Robert McCafferty, Robert Kapp, Fred Goudy, Ralph Lehman, Ira Light, Mike House: BACK ROW: Ronald Bomgardner, Donald Kreider, Paul Rhymoff, Kenneth Houser, Lester Holstein, Robert Smith coach James Mohr. Under the capable leadership of coach Mohr the freshmen won half of their games. They cooperated well and had good team spirit which will probably make them varsity men in a few years. PHS VIS Cornwall 30 21 Myerstown Hershey 26 29 Cornwall Annville 29 20 Hershey Myerstown Z3 24 Annville 85 PHS VIS 3 6 Z4 38 10 32 36 28 36 .W..an,-1 . V- rntlulvln--...lL.-4lIL.-P -aalmml., ,-,..xln..-W,.Y..W BASEBALL n-ns! 1 FIRST ROW: Ken Plessinger, Robert Kapp, Donald Strine, Paul Srauffer, Wayne Hummer, David Thomas, Jack Steckman,Rona1d Strine. SECOND ROW: Randolf Garrison, Donald Clark, Russel Teahl, Robert Witmer, Ken Bucks, Ross Seely, John Shenk, Donald Firestone, Ronald Swartz. THIRD ROW: Clarence Bomberger, coachg Sherwood Herr, managerg Terry Moyer, William Bowman, Glenn Rodgers, Ken Lehman, John Flowers, Gus Zemba, Gary Wolfgang, manager. Palmyra got off to a slow start in 1953, losing three out of their first four games, but they found the range in the latter part of the season and won four straight. They had some tough luck in losing two games by only one run. The team was composed mainly of rookies who molded themselves into afine team by their good ballplaying Ken Bucks, who was amainstay on the pitching staff, received the Dick Fidler baseball award. PHS OPP PHS OPP Myerstown, , , Cornwall Newmanstown, South Lebanon Heidelberg. . . Annville North Lebanon . Richland 86 . .1 2 ..... 2 1 ....0 7 ..7 4 . ..9 0 ' ...... 4 1 ...1 2 ' ..13 0 TRACK i Q if FIRST ROW: George Bell,CarlNye, Richard Bachman, Allen Yohn, Earl Rauch, Carl Grubb, John Yohn, Glenn Bashore, William Brightbill, Earl Shertzer. SECOND ROW: Paul Wagner, Richard Mohr, John Fridy, Herb Hess, John Flowers. THIRD ROW: John Dunlap, coachg Bruce Stark, Marlin Fureman, Robert Forney, Thomas Grum- bine,Enos Lingle,Ronald Strine, Joel Grace, Robert Martin, Henry Landis. FOURTH ROW: Robert Sells, man- ager, Lee Howard, Eston Evans, manager: Donald Raynes, Fred Goudy, Ralph Lehman, Ronald Bomgardner, Roger Forry, Bert Gussler, Russell Lerch, Ken Seltzer, Peter Foltz. Palmyra started off on the right foot by winning the Hershey-Humme1stown- Palmyra meet. In the Susquehanna-Boiling Springs-Palmyra triangular meet however, the Palms placed second as a strong Susquehanna team took top hon- ors. In the next three meets, Palmyra lost to Swatara but defeated Annville and North Lebanon. In the District meet, Richard Bachman took first place in the pole vault. Three other boys, Carl Nye, Glenn Bashore and John Flowers, also placed in their events. ' Richard Bachman represented Palmyra in the state meet and it was the first time that Palmyra was ever represented in that meet. In the Lebanon County meet, Annville beat Palmyra by one and one-half points as it turned out to be a battle between these two teams. Richard Bachman was scoring champion with fourteen points as he took first place in the pole vault and the 220 yard run. He also placed second in the 100 yard dash. Carl Nye broke the high jump record with a leap of five feet nine inches. Another rec- ord-breaker was Glenn Bashore who copped the 880 yard run. 87 T . CHEERLEADERS , VARSITY I l I FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lois Bomgardner, Nancy Lehman, Captaing Janice Shirk. BACK ROW: Pat Her- shey, Audrey Powell, Evelyn Patrick. The 1952-53 sports year was again a successful one for the Palms. Be- hind the various teams were the cheerleaders who have maintained the school spirit among the student body. The squad consisted of five seniors,twojuniors, and three sophomores. These girls have been consistently displaying their school spirit and have cheered the teams on to victory with their pep and en- thusiasm. They leave their excellent cheering ability to next year's squad in hopes that they may have as much success as the 52-53 squad. JUNIOR VARSITY Left to Right: Mary Ann Wenger, Rachel Seavers, Faye Bucks, Gloria Hartman. 88 -V --w .v--V..v,4 , . ...Y..,.v , CHEERLEADERS IN ACTIO fx Precision! ! Dull moment! ! W Q. . What agony! I I Where's the fire?? I .. Is that a cheer?? Victorious again! ! l 89 iv -. ,, .,.,, ,,,,..,,,,.,,,,,L,,,.,,..,,...... .. ,..,.... -.Junnmnuuuuupwq- JC'S Standing, left to right: Marcia Jackson, Mary Eby, Faye Heilman. Kneeling: Audrey Spancake, June Fridy, captaing Janet Root. lm ROCKETTES Standing, left to right: Mildred Nelson, Janet Swartz, Virginia Neidlinger. Kneeling: Mamie Custer, Mary Ann Wenger, captaing Oletta Kapp. SENIOR I-IIGI-I I TRA URALS Nine intramural teams were organized for the 1953 basketball season under Miss Kreider's supervision. Senior teams were: the Aces, the Blitzens, and the Blue Streaksg Junior teams: the Odds and Ends, the Oughts, and the J.C.'sg Sophomore teams: The Rockettes, the Basket Babes, and the Speedy Sophs. The Aces won the championship, winning eight games and losing none. With the accurate shooting ability of Joyce Schoffstall, Marlene Snavely, Pat Hershey, Lois Bomgardner, and Nancy Lehman and the capable guarding of Faye Heisey and Audrey Powell, the Aces racked up a total of 279 points. The ten highest scorers were Joyce Schoffstall, Marlene Snavely, Mary Lou Gingrich, Faye Bucks, Janet Swartz, Pat Hershey, Nancy Lehman, Gerlene Maulfair, Mary Eby, and Ruthann Longenecker. These intramural games were enjoyed by all who participated in them and are being looked forward to next year with much enthusiasm. f f f 4 S-... . BASKET BABES Standing, left to right: Naomi Bashore, Donna Stark, Janice Wert. Kneeling: Gail Summy, Gloria Hart- man, captaing Romaine Rhoads. SPEEDY SOPHS Standing, left to right: Faye Smith, Jane Mellor, Barbara Piper, Qarol Ford. Kneeling: Nancy Bach- man, Yvomie Brightbill, captain: Maralyn Kreider. BLITZENS Standing, left to right: Eileen Nelson, lngrid Kirn- bauer, Betty Rhoads. Kneeling: Nancy Forney, Eve- lyn Patrick, captain, Jean Brady. 1 .. ia., BLUE STREAKS Standing, left to right: Gerlene Maulfair, Corinne Suter,Shir1ey Stark. Kneeling: Roberta Kiner, Shir- ley Hevel, captaing Virginia Hughes. ACES, 1953 CHAMPIONS Left to right: Nancy Lehman, Pat Hershey, Joyce Schoffstall, Marlene Snavely, captaing Faye Heisey, Audrey Powell, Lois Bomgardner. OUGHT'S Standing, left to right: Nancy Landis, Ruthann Longe- necker, Eleanor Shay. Kneeling: Dolores Cobaugh, Mary Lou Gingrich, captain: Janice Shirk. ,..-T. , M- .YW ODDS and ENDS Standing, left to right: Pat Schimpf, Janice Gingrich, Opella Daubert. Kneeling: Nancy Poorman, Faye Bucks, captain, Elnora Long. l E I Q I 5 l X i s l ALL STAR REVUE SENIORS, Left to right: Gerlene Maulfair, Lois Bom- gardner, Jean Brady, Pat Hershey, captain, Faye Hei- sey, Marlene Snavely, Audrey Powell. Champions in action The All Star Teams were composed of eight girls from each class in senior high. They were elected by popular vote. Slow motion. JUNIORS, Kneeling: June Friday, captain: Back Row, Left to right: Mary Lou Gingrich, Faye Bucks, Faye Heilman, Mary Eby, Ruthann Longenecker, Anita Wentling, Eleanor Shay, The results of the games played are as follows, the Seniors defeated the Juniors and the Sophomores, the Juniors defeated the Sophomores and the Sophomores lost both games. SOPHOMORES, Kneeling: Romaine Rhoads, captain: Back Row, Left to right: Janet Swartz, Gloria Hart- man, Faye Smith, Mary Ann Wenger, Yvonne Bright- bill, Rachel Seavers, Jane Mellor. 92 ,g,,..,.,......,,.,,.,-.r MW-. .VA a, K -K L, Don't let it get away, Yvonne. HOCKEY LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Ann Wenger, Janet Swartz, Rachel Seavers, Ruthann Longenecker, Susan Jones, Ingrid Kim- bauer, June Fridy, Marietta Shuey, Pat Hershey, Eleanor Shay, Faye Bucks, Nancy Poorman, Mary Lou Gingrich Dolores Cobaugh, Opella Daubert, Gloria Hartman. Naomi Bashore. Under the supervision of Miss Kreider the 1952 Hockey team showed an improvement over the 1951 squad. Although not participating in a league they have competed in a County-Hockey Playday with Annville, Myerstown, and Jonestown. 'cs-A r f?-5-Fw--fl if or X-.,q,,gu E gg . Q, II - , .-'W 1 .' 251- il., K ' ' 'Q' .s.' K1 - X K - ' 'x .. sz 1 .T Q J .V g , ,gg P s E s r -'i' -, Representatives to Hockey Playday Coach: Miss Kreider Captain: Pat Hershey Left to right: Eleanor Shay, Jean Brady, Mary Lou Gingrich, Janet Umberger, Dolores Cobaugh. 93 I, v tn w,v,,,...f.,..r..-v--w--..w.,,-- W-Y-7.v.f..T...r.....,,f,,7..,,,,w,. --...v-.Yv-.5.,!Tf---Q v f K -ww--. ,..,. - -W ,v,W,r.,.w,-. ,, , ,, W,..v,f,,?,-,,..,,,gg,gq.,..,., a v, E 1 , . - -V ML.. . w.,,,..,., ' Y '3 f .U '10 94 l l 95 wwf., ,.., .,,.,- ., ...,.. ,, ,,,1.f-.t-W Y-, N ,.- ,,,, ...t .,,,,.,, , . Y ,,.. ,. -,..-. - ,...Y.,,,,., ,k YK ,.5,,,,,,,,,,,,-g,W,,4-pq,',?,,. We C2455 Song moans AND Music sq Luke Gauss fi. is MVN Twelve years a- go when we were small we ent- tered some thing new, And next we ent- ered Jun- ior High new treas- ures here to find, Now grad- u- a- tion time is here, good- by to ma- ny a friend 5HVE'JJ5JH'rUl.iJ We knew not what was a head of us but work soon came to view We Joined our clubs and we played our sports which all were ve ry fine To those who fol low we wish to them a luck that will not end l+1'vrHJrJ,alfJ.rJll gl As time went on we learned to know our class mates kind and true We still worked on un ull at last we fin rshed all our tasks Our teach ers true we wish to thank for all they drd for us ,QMJHJKV Hlgrfr? Al though we had our moans and groans those first six years Just flew' And now we have our work com plete we ve reached our goal at last! or we will not for get the time we spent in P H S l v W 96 I