Palmyra Area High School - Palm Echo Yearbook (Palmyra, PA)
- Class of 1955
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f W --r' W-vu-W-'--W f--- -' Q! THE PALM ECHO THE SENIOR CLASS of PALMYRA HIGH SCHCOL, PALMYRA, PA. Volume V 1955 All activities of the school year are symbolized by the seasons: fall, winter, and spring. Fall suggests the Junior High School struggling to make its place in a new realm of interests. Winter represents the season of intense activity, with the Sophomore and Junior classes in the midst of it. The coming of spring and a new season bring to the outside world an anticipation of a new group of graduates-Seniors everywhere striving to fulfill these expectations. May the Palm Echo preserve for the students of Palmyra High School photographic and written glimpses of these most cherished memories. ...- X 1 2 X D ,JM . 45 f ' i t 1 vis' ' A Q it i X4 ' Q Administration - Fall Winter Spring Dedication We the graduating class of 1955 dedicate this volume of the Palm Echo to Mr. Frank L. Shupper. For seven years he has instilled the desire to win into our athletic teams He has spent all his time at Palmyra High School helping to give boys a better understanding of teamwork so that they might more easily take their place in society 4 0 O - I I I . , , , ,,..A -- 4 fx. -' ,. fL.,.,fv,- , y .j+,-,-5:f.- fv .1 uf 4,1 2. fl x l U9 y f 9 'L 1? I ,Aff :J-XF , .U ,LJ fl L 4,-v JR? -4. ' ASW 'AF 'Saws 1 A . . Q . -Gtygq 'nl I A :iff E , , f N'-E1 K ' ,.e-v,vef7,, -- A f- .4 ,x -1,-nw - . , x 'M J . vw 2-ar Y ' ' sl ,r .1,,w-1 .f,f'. A 5 . .1-r v 1' ,iw-ff:-4 . + ' is 4 f' ' ,f -ff Q' . , f.. . , .wx 3 .Y 1 2 ,S :::' . 24 .,,f- , - if L1 , gg -.-U iw wk' a . f' azz- 2: 5 , 5' :T ij! 4k ,ff P ,E .f.. :, , J.. A L51 .qv 59' A RZ - 'Pi .fp - ' lim, ,fl QR , 'iw 515- 55' ' , ,1 sf - 4' 1 1:-1 f. -' - , - ,UQ-I .,j'f' ' -.: .. ' A nf ..' ' -y ' Clif , Jpr f. , QL fb YEA: , , . :gk nb. , -- A I . , x A 3 . - , v . - , . L 1 .:q+.,,l::,E- , 4 J . - X L ,wiv -v .. 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'.G-:QA 3,11 ms '-flux: ft K tb-Y dministration School Board Allen G Bucher Clanre Seltzer Perry D Bncksler J Nlssley lmboden Henry H Mark Alvm B Lewss Seated l. fo r.-Claude Bomgardner, Cyrus J. Forney, Dr. Homer Forney, Casper E. Arndt, Melvin E. Patrick. Standing I to r 6 vluunnu----Y - -- MR. ROBERT E. HARTZ SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL A school system is no better than the classroom teachers it employs. The present school year shows a strengthening influence on the part of the teachers who have begun their work with us. A more uniform faculty eltort, coupled with the cooperation of the student body, has ushered in a high morale which we will strive to maintain. May each season find you advancing in confidence toward the ideal that sees every American an intelligent, loyal, clear-think- ing, active citizen in every field of civic service. vi... . ,f .HL Mi ms N W . MR. RUEL E.'SWANK HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Miss Nancy D. Blanck English B.A., Juniata College, Temple University Yearbook Adviser, Senior Class Adviser. William H. Bolger Mathematics B.S. Ed., M. Ed., Millersville State Teachers College, Penna. State University Assistant High School Principal, Guidance. Mrs. Phyllis G Cobello Clarence H Bomberger Mrs. Jean S. Bubb General Science, Home Economics Chemistry Physics B.S., Mansfield State Teachers AB Gettysburg College College, Penna, State University Science Club Baseball Coach. Ray F. Deck Biology, Physical Science, General Science B.S., M. Ed., Millersville State Teachers College, Lebanon Val- ley College, University of Maryland Biology Club, Science Club. Music Education B. S., M.S. Ed., West Chester State Teachers College, Penna. State University, University of Pennsylvania, F r e d Waring Workshop Boys' and Girls' Choruses, Boys' and Girls' Ensembles, Concert Choir. Mrs. Beatrice E. Downin Health, Physical Education B.S., East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Tri-Hi-Y, Tumbling Club, Cheer Leaders, Girl's Athletic Associa- tion, Junior Class Adviser. -A ' -1-:docs r s .grew . .... . , ..- ,, .., W-ef--,.. .. s-Y-rv--v-1----1...-..- Miss Mary Ann Fatula Librarian -Q . gf, . 4 . ,lu Mrs. Esther N. Goss Mathematics B.S., Kutztown State B.S., M. Ed., Millersville State Teachers College High Times Adviser, Library Club Adviser. Teachers College, Lebanon Valley College, Penna. State University Seventh Grade Adviser. Anthony .l. Gerace Harry Harlacher John A Korsnltz Instrumental Music Driver Training Industrial Education B.S., M. Ed., Lebanon Valley B.S., Clarion State Teachers B.S., Millersville State Teachers College, Penna. State University College, Penna. State University College, Ohio State University Band Director. Assistant Football Coach, Assist- ant Track Coach. Mrs. Esther H. Kelchner Jr. Hi. English B.S., Lebanon Valley College 9 Walter E. Loy German, World History Ph.B., Muhlenberg College, Lebanon Valley College German Club Adviser, Hi Adviser, Junior Class Adviser. -Y James E. Mohr Mathematics B.S., Millersville State Teachers College Ass't. Football Coach, Track Coach, Jr. High Basketball Coach, Ninth Grade Adviser. Adviser. Mrs. Helen L. Schule Social Studies, English Stewart V. Schule Geography B.A., M.Ed., Lebanon Valley College University of Pennsylvania B. S., M. Ed., Franklin and Marshall Shippensburg State Teachers Sophomore Class Adviser College, Pennsylvania State University Senior Class Adviser Mrs. Jeannette K. Partridge Problems of Democracy, American History A.B., Lebanon Valley College Sr. Class Play, Soph. Class Mrs. Gertrude G. Shultz English, Latin A.B., Lebanon Valley College Pennsylvania State University University of Michigan Dramatics Frank L. Shupper Mrs. Catherine C. Smith Health, Physical Education Shorthand, Typing B.S., Lebanon Valley College B.S., Elizabethtown College Rutgers University University of Richmond Football Coach, Basketball Coach 10 is ws.-V.-Y -ve, an Hurry A, Smith Marion F. Wahl Bookkeeping, Typing, Social Studies Oflice Practice, Salesmanship Catawba College, B.S., Elizabethtown College Lebanon VUIleY College, Adviser of Business Education Uf'iV6I'SifY of Penn5YlV0ni0, Club, Treasurer Jr.-Sr, High M0ke -'P Ai'-lVl5e School Fund. Mono L. Wielqnd Frances E. light Joyce Capp A,-1 Educqfion Sec. to the Supervising Principal Sec. to the High School Principal B.S., Pennsylvania State Univ Jr.-Sr. Art Club ,fi 5 mtl Leighton O. Smith Clarence A. Strubhar Custodian Custodian 11 fi Blank expression! I l Pause that refreshes 1 pk '.gfQ5f + Y 1 V4 A , , yr xx' xpw s. Q A , 45. Home Ec. students? ? ? ? Q, Q K. - ,W . l ' 5 ffm- L... M.- . X- - ,, . wwf- .' - f2f'5.-21253.11-as ..HiJ!,f-5.'1?:. f-:mv '- . X. :Q-ggqrvf.-H ' . 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Gmgrlch SENIOR PLAYERS 'lst row: J. Steckmun, C. Lehman, D. Yohn, R. Garrison, R. Moore. 2nd row: D. Thomas, K. Seltzer, J. Gingrich, W. Hummer, S. Wclborn, W. Melhorn. fr WNTJQ- J i ootball 1954 RECORD 'Ephrmo s- - 'Lititz .... - rx: Hershey ---- 'Manheim Twp. ,,, . Q., .ir 'L ,, Swotorc: Twp. -- -- Gov. Mimin A,,, ,- ', - f 'Manheim Cen. W, -- -W-:,f,g , . M . A 1 umme sfown ,, N D, Kreider SQA ' jf? 'Elizc1beYh1own - W- . ,- . '- - ' N +C f G r my I... 5 ,xiggik h on erence czmes .,1,. : ' . . wma A '- -'f R. Lehman -3 A 9 if 202 Af' A R. Forney .N -.44 - .3 O -J ' 1' ' Q15 ' MT 54 WN-X ,Q xx X' X ' n. Xxx -v. Ili ' Q .7 , X I D gg-:On N XXX Y . 5' XXX4-1755 A A X is nj .4. ,. . M x e. X X se xx ' ' is 'ffm X if '95 obs xx N H iii 3' if X ' ' xl' K... ia Sf X ' i . :fa si X is 6251 is 1 X W 1 Y W , : 5 X xx g .in ' X x f 1 :E f ff ' Li. ', . P. R moff -. ' Jil .. 4' i i Q' 1 39163 1 .1 ' .Xu ' .1 ' V . A 5 Co-Captains, J. Yohn, R. Garrison XX , xi -4 bi ' . bb g ,, j k' L '-nf? -:SQ 'TQEV 1 l 1. . 3 F. Goudy 'i 11512, 1 zsieff x' if 113 ' K 'QT' 13115 ' i . 7 ,thu ig, I, 7 X M 1? F-z'..g4Qi, f .- D -4,a.f'.1,g21-9,1 ,.: A A 4. , A. ,:.T.,.:A,' ,Q , 4 . Qi . 11, -, .A. ,3iih' In X 'Fi Q4',,,Q..irQ7gi1355:.g7f51, -f K Houser ' ' A rlffifflw . A 'ix N N . ' FM 'D .- i3Ll'1 - -'-1':,',- ., . H ,j..f?' W1 - W 'L we-,ggq ,Q . 9 N-HH -' . , R. Moore : i ii C, Lehman L. Holstein 15 'Solcznco ,, ..,, s- -, 9... .-M... - V L, --A--rlhv... .. Ja.-. . 'Iwwl'x.-- ,974 First Row: F. Shupper, coach, R. Lehman, J. Gingrich, C. Lehman, R. Moore, J. Steckman, R. Garrison, D. Yohn, K. Seltzer, S. Walborn, F. Goudy, W. Melhorn, J. Mohr, asst. coach. Second Row: B. Kapp, W. Hummer, B. McCaHerty, R. Bomgardner, J. Grumbein, D. Kreider, B. Forney, K. Houser, P. RymoFf, L. Holstein, R. Garrison, F. Sheafler, M. Fureman. Third Row: E. Gutshall, manager, H. Yohn, manager, D. Shomas, J. Foltz, C. Ford, K. Neiswender, l. Hess, B. Klinger, B. Feeman, I. Light, J. Smith, B. Shirk, manager, G. Eberly, manager. Although the Palms lost IO lettermen from last year's team, they again turned in a winning record of 6 wins and four losses. The Palms under Coach Shupper opened the season with a I9-7 victory over Ephrata. They continued their winning ways by blanking Lititz, l6-O. Next the Palms iourneyed to Hershey where they met the Troians and came out on the short end of a 20-6 score. Returning to Conference competition, the Palms met Solanco and had a field day in defeating them 32-0. Then the Palms lost two heartbreak- ing, hard fought contests to Manheim, 7-O, and Swatara, l3-7. The Palms bounced back with a 25-0 victory over Gov. Mifflin and con- tinued with a 41-O trouncing of Manheim Central. Palmyra then last a hard fought tussle to the undefeated Hummelstown Bulldogs, I4-0. The Palms closed the season on a winning note with a 47-12 victory over E-town. This year's 6-4 record added to his other 5 year's record gives Mr. Shupper an astonishing over-all record of 42 wins, I3 losses and 4 ties. The Palms were undefeated in Conference play during 4 of these years and won 2 championships. if A. .. 3. ' 1 -0 if is ' ., i 'Q ' l I . - . 3 H X Y -V new is .A ,I 1 I I 1 ,' 20 is lf .Q i f , sf. 4 J? e FRESHMAN TEAM First Row: H. Harlacher, M. Brown, D. Signor, D, Barnhart, G. Grumbine, T. Herr, B. Light, D. Fry, C. College. Second Row: D. Landis, D. Shirk, C. Bordner, E. Bennett, J. Myers, Y. Hughs. Third Row: G. Wolfgang, T. Myers, S. Yeagley, E. Paul, K. Myers, F. Melhorn, S. Daniels, D. Forney. 16 1 1 I ti-his H I L ln the clear Tailed by two opponents The immortal stifT-crm Rock 'im Randy 17 Marchin QAL4, Rowl C Drescher D Forney D Phllllppy K Llght D Sandy M Rothermal P Smnh D Custer A Drescher L Chamberlain Row 2 E Berkhenmer M Houser L Root M Greenawalt J Johe S Loy P Hunberger D Goniz J Yeagle S Grace E Muller Row3 A Gerace J Baker F Herrick J Boger S Werner J Brnnser J Rothermel J Hughes R Poorman G Kllng Band Front Director A. Gerace Kneeling: L. Henry, R. Brown, M. Murphy, D. Page, F. Burkholder. Row 2: D. Erhart, P. Parsons, R. Barnhart, C. Stark, E. Diehl. Row 3: L. Viall, P. Wagner, D. Kline, K. Hershey, R. Hostetter. and Row 1-H. Pratt, C. Runkle, J. Schimpf, A. Wagner, D. Alger, J. Brandt, R. M. Herr, P. Heisey, J. Bahner, J. Lehman. Row 2-D. Meyer, W. Lervis, J. Klinger, G. Horst, H. Landis, L. Howard, E. Sowers, B. Light, M. Wagner, D. Raynes. Row 3-C. Bordner, B. Smith, P. Foltz, M. Furman, B. Meyer, T. Lerch, C. Lehman, D. Shirk, J. Gingrich, J. Fridy. The drums go bang and the cymbals clangl 19 Maiorettes in action. All football and basketball games are brightened and enlivened by The presence of our fen peppy cheerleaders. By leading The cheering sections they help encourage the Team- To victory. G. Hartman R. Seavers-captain J Swartz M. Wenger 1 ' lf.. A 4 L. Burns , y , ,' K. Grubb 'affsfefxgf 'WM ' l ' Q 1 :g1 jl sf ' all Q- 4' rf I E -gl ' L53 i . ' - . ,.r- X 'A f A' 5' fggjarfg' K ' 7 - 1 , r 5 . crm, A G 4 5 Q R 4 ,g,Eaz'fff , lc n . ' f,r,fr+ G V AW' Yffwe 'El P K wg., . ' 4:-.w -52. f.,n5,, . L. Hartman ip 'z ' N. Wenfling aw f Nfyrg:-ffl'41 y kQx'5?z'.. ua ,4'f' R Rhoads G. Summy Preparations for the Football party I Fl A - The great tenth grade Latin production. 5 American Legion Auxiliary presenting band Q equipment. z x g ' ESM 1 Curtis Campaign prizes. :Q-gg In g K Aristrocrats of Song. 21 Q Harvest Moon Ball This year the Harvest Moon Ball was again sponsored by the administration and faculty. Prizes were awarded for original costumes in many different catagories, and for special dances. The climax of the evening was the crowning of the Queen, Rachel Seavers. The Prince, J. Stick, and Princess D. Spitler. lst row: Fay Smithg Rachel Seavers, the Queen: Romain Rhoads. 2nd row: Fay Burkholder, Eileen Lehman. P' 31 1 f 2' 1-is i 'K 2 ti .- Q iw. 'lf ft t. ft 3 ..L.' t - .aft 'rwsw 1 A 5 5 22 S .JN ,Q sxm' 4. ,Q Q., The long awaited moment. Originality winners. 23 Football players? The grand march. A Date With Jud xihivdsiv , H iri1ff1.' -Qt ,ard Seated-Yvonne Brightbill, Doris Emswiler, Jacqueline Schimpt, Mildred Nelson, Mary Ann Wenger. Standing-Mrs. Partridge, Nancy Bachman, Joanne Henry, Clair Phillipy, Peter Foltz, Russel Lerch, Robert Hartman, Henry Landis, Donna Stark, Margaret Parsons. ll 0.4.x 5 t . N Lx, A ,L 'Q J XL i' t 'ii Mrs. Partridge Director Judy Foster V me Jacqueline Schimpt Melvin Foster Au--. ...., -.--., ...,,,... Robert Hartman Dora Foster .............,....,.,..,. Mildred Nelson Randolph Foster ,,,,,.,,.,v Y, ,,,,,,,,,,, Henry Landis Hannah ,,,,...................... Margaret Parsons Barbara Winsocket ........... --. ...... Doris Emswiler Oogie Pringle ,....e. ,. ..,....,.....s..,, Russel Lerch Mitzi Hoffman .s,,,,,s,,,..,..,,.,v..,. Donna Stark Mr. Martindale .ee.,..................... Peter Foltz Mrs. Hotchkiss .. e.,..,............,.... Joanne Henry Eloise Hotchkiss ,,,,,,,,,,v,,,,,,,,, Yvonne Brightbill Mrs. Schultzhammer ................, Nancy Bachman Rexford Meredith O'Conner ,....v,,,,,.,. Clair Phillipy Susie O'Conner .............. ----.- Mary Ann Wenger 24 9 I 'X iff' ' R Come on Randolph, let's gol Last minute preparations. The Stars! Q , 1 Let me tell you- Rush fo her cue Our darling ? ? ? little 25 33, girls Sevent 'Isl' row: C. Navgle, F. Trostle, A. Gingrich, R. Brehm, D. Hedges, L. Shertzer, J. Hunberger, M. Hife. 2nd row: C. Drescher, J. Sowers, W. Marshall, R. Neiswinter, B. Shirk, K. Robold, J. Rott, L. Shenk. 3rd row: W. Fclrnsler, M. J. Hoke, S. Lou, B. Kling, l. M. Fry, L. Hess, H. Yohn, K. Blair. 26 rade 3' --- - ,,..,.i.,.... .,,,.,,.. Row 1: C. Folk, E. Hinkle, A. Bcilsbaugh, T. Stager, K. Viall, G. Eberly, M. Wieland, J. Bcrnhart, L. May, P. Heisey. Row 2: S Schott, S. Burger, M. Ebersole, D. Boyer, M. Blauch, P. Bahner, P. Bomgardner, E. Berkheimer, T. Storm, R. Spang. Row 3 J. Hartman, J. Sanders, J. Stick, D. Hauser, W. Walmer, H. Pratt, L. Forry, G. Stover. Row 'l: R. Eiceman, V. Signor, C. A. Bickel, J. A. Raynes, D. Shifllett, D. Blessing, K. Meyers, D. Killian, D. Herr. Row 2: G. Sheetz, R. Shirk, E. Hostetter, M. Rothermel, R. Drescher, J. Gibble, M. l. Fry, R. Hampton. Row 3: R. Arndt, D. Blair, R. Poorman, J. N. Light,. B. S. Miller, J. Wanfried, C. Neidig, P. Eichorn, C. Balthaser. 27 I' ' 'Hu H g ' 3 a 5 . 5 I l F .. ' .5 1-If W ve 'I l i f l l mr. In 5 fl- 5 iz 1 Q s vi? First Row: C. Gingrich, J. Heib, P. Smith, A. Herr, G. Bomgordner J, Hummer, R. Gray. Second Row: C. Hummel, J. Rogeneck, B. Holstein J. Meyerhoffer, J. Melhorn, D, McCurdy, G. Lerch, C. O'Brein, S. Muhl Third Row: J. Kegerris, L. Houser, M. Lehmcn, R. Boch, S. L. Round P. Kreiser, G. Wert, E. Sowers. Class Officers: J. Grubb, D. Klinger J. Arndf, D. Custer. Eighth 3 First Row: M. J. Phillipy, M. Hartman, J. Arndt, J. Hoke, D. Houser, W. Bcnes, D. Forney. Second Row: R. Blouch, J. Shoe- maker, N. Lebo, P. Nyne, J. Huges, R. Rhodes, D. Jennings, G. Nye. Third Row: B. Stover, C. Powell, S. Donials, R. Popp, R. Cole, J. Klinger, F. Melhorn, A. Rymhoff. 28 vn- First Row: L. Spangler, C. Hornburger, G. Myers, D. Newhart, J. Zemba, B. Via, W. Hetrick, H. Lehman. Second Row: F Herrick, B. Howard, D. Klinger, G. Grubb, J. Ulrich, G. Bahm, D. Behrendf, J. Summey. Third Row: L. Underkomer, B. Reigle D. Earhart, N. Karnitz, J. Myers, G. Kling, R. Porman, R. Bomgardner, J. Moyer. Grade First Row: P. Farber, A. Smith, S. Erdman, E. Chamberlain, D. Saudy, K. Smith, G. Stoner. Second Row: K. Reed, L. Root, S. Ensminger, J. Boger, D. Custer, H. Smith, J. Uhlich, R. Underhoffler. Third Row: J. Kreis, L. Bahney, E. Bashore, J. Brandt, L. Cassel, R. Speece, L. Painter, E. Gutshall, R. Shatto. 29 'Ist row: H. Gieb, H. Paul, K. Light, D. Phillippy, C. Hummer, P. Wagner. 2nd row: R. Bahner, L. Viull, B. Adams, C. Stark, L. Theodore, R. Eshelmen, E. Adams. 3rd row: B, Light, H. Kreider, D. Landis, F. Heatwole, J. Light, G. Grumbein, T. Herr. 30 I1 Grade llfil I Row 1: M. Garrison, G. Morris, S. McCurdy, C. Sorseck, B. Jurell, D. Light. Row 2: F. Dove, G. Wolfgang, S. Peiffer, R. M Herr, S. Daniels, C. College. Row 3: E. Paul, D. Signor, D. Helrick, B. McCoy, J. Morris, P. Parsons, A. Shoemaker, C. Bordner Row 'I: H. Snavely, F. Spangler, S. Harding, R. Houser, B. Greely, M. Buck, A. Brandt. Row 2: C. Ferguson, S. Yeogley, R Bornhcrt, K. Meyers, R. Cassel, R. Shirk, R. Smith. Row 3: C. Moore, C. Myerhoffer, L. Goudy, D, Barnhort, R. Funch, D Fureman, C. Brubaker, N. Lily. 31 X 0, , - ALE? na, , K 4 , vigil- Roving eyes get mcny o person in trouble, Nancy! Keep your eyes on the copy, Bill, A physics student in extremely deep Rich Moore os German class teacher. thought. r in J: . LSI, xxx A '1 Get buck to your typing, Joel. Long John! 32 f f E ll fi: f. f ff. -:iw-'vp .' .fk--4,-115' fn? .L73f,-:,4vr::- .- A . 1 ' , N 1 ' ? -dum' ally' .W -. 1' A 111:-1'-15' , 5.954 ' JP' - x'..'f'QL3 1. '. :.' A I K u' ' r Kal' Jf x fa I1 1? Jr J 1 ,f .'i.f,f' X ,xr 'n m 'X f I 1 .1 'if' . ngff gm H. 'v lv Q. A- . P. I ? 3 L, 1,3 . ., V rg'--. , A f I A -If I X X. .': pw-. Q NLE, -1. ,J ' 4.4 .. l v, V, Ll -, , If 1 if f ix S ,, X5 ' ' '. f 1 w .fl ' ' , -. ff ' 5 tg, . I, I . ' K , ' ' - .' ,ffl '11 ' - - . ,' .ff - y L '41, . 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Mark, M. Murphy, K. Peiffer, R. Hartman, B. Hunter, E. Lehman M. Bucher. Miss Mary Ann Fafula Staff Advisor Marilyn Kreider Editor 34 W... ...it . , . .... ....... .. ...M .,.,. ., , ts.-..e.....w 1 - . 1113 'illiuh 5111115 '4 PALMYRA JUNIOR-SENIOIT HIGH SCHOOL, PALMYRA, PENNSYLVANIA M' Music SOPHOMORE Poets niscovsnen p.H.s. Represl Held, At al lmyra High pn County High School l was held in the Palmyra iluditorium on the evening with Dr. Iames M. of music education nd 18. :fcssor lley College, as guest con' than 300 pupils from seven k part: 180 in the band chorus. outstanding in her really of soloists. Glenn Bruk- and Ianet Swartz all de- lion fo r their fine per- served as chairman of rus and Mr. Gerace was e county band. We are the. excxllmw mm-tr :hav .,..l- By the encouragement ofggthe writing of poetry in her sophomore English classes. Mrs. Schule has discovered some poetic, genius. The following are some of their best selections: 1 ff ' .ff?5'lglf.1 1 ,tst 3 elll iff . Absolsfes.Sf111nses..is134ie9eH1Cees,Of Sound' An rintanfgible 'r-ound. -The fhswnins- .res 9' ssevvdive ' Afsuddenfglance sfle to risi eamifsidee as though something was near. A Suspicious of someone silently watching. .obscured by the dark, Laughing at your fears, for they, you cannot mark. A small droplet of perspiration slowly runs down your neck. And is followed by another along the ' pioneered trek. A An extreme alertness. but to no avail. Fright and apprehension the mind doth assail. . wwf-snr-1 An rsxnnivr High Times The High Times staff published a total of six papers this year. Under the excellent editorship H.S. sen ughts in . oting D' llowing from 1 give otlf . we o fortune ich He h tle's lives its of their perfect nple. is a mini lwvorld. trong be Ed her 1: rights tl laks loud: and leadership of Marilyn Kredier and Miss Fatula the paper informs the students events that are coming to school, new members of the faculty and the entire Jr. and Sr. High. Two were an exceptional Christmas issue Editor-Marilyn Kreider. Associated Editor-Rachel Seavers. Assistant Associated Editor-Mary Bucher. Copy Editors-Brook Hunter, Judy Hunsicker. Feature Editors-Carol Ford, Michlene Murphey. Business Editor-Eileen Lehman. News Editor-Peter Foltz. Sports Editor-Yvonne Brightbill, John Gingrich. Reporters-Robert Hartman, Faye Smith, Carl Lehman, Jane Bahner, Jeanette Lehman, Carolyn Hammer, Ann Wagner, Jean Wagner, of school news, and it introduces student body to of the six issues and Senior issue. Margaret Snavely, Kenneth Peiffer, Gayle ke rules to secu ity for le have t the mc rough radiant beckoni at grows meets Evans. Chief Typist-Mary Ann Wenger. Typists-Janet Swartz, Nancy Bachman, Mar- garet Parsons, Patricia Rausch, Doris Emswiler. Advisor-Miss Mary Ann Fatula. stumbling vwerez tickets--Ichn Berkheimer andv.Ken hich are strong overcome Rausch. decorations-Ronald Keener'and DS. Shirley Lebo, music-lack Martini and Paul Rymoff. ir' of the Month l Many of our student body and faculty Emitted areseries of shouts. to be heard ' , by anyond is'.- L J . But returned with no reply. and heard by ,no one. Calnzlnesslfprevails. lyourq thoughts are collected. 1 s . Yourlsteps are retraced. like -a bullet I projected. . ' 1 A I-Iades'of horror when submerged in it long, -A cushion of comfort when without it for long. . A Silence, oh thou fer Thy proud by only 'here was- Vho dined 'o a restai Vith only .nd that is THE Cautioi And ce giihdngzx Must l do everything on :reshl At District State P.H.S. was well rcpresentei Chorus this year. Three mg of our Concert Choir. Lowell? tenor, Glenn Bruckart--lstl Ronald Lutz-2nd bass hadi of singing- with -the District at New Bloomfield, Pennsyl We are indeed proud, also.i Lutz's fine voice earned hi student frz make thetl inersville, i of being -the only -- i rAcu il well-infor F the facul describing' ters. in Ca 't very lik, 3 by her SI he is the . ook staff. me of the Q1 .,.. .xatured tead er of the ll d . . . 1 D i J . th classes f i in v me 9 Is paper hoolr spirit andj nkly , yOA ind no mor up from. herl excuset of the the studel On Frida' instructol s presentir for yeai 'TUUPS a too-lol Bois. under welcomed ' ?arsons. The Cal-Sl f our smal MVS- Shaw acher with 3013, her so Y acceptedi lune, her ol Sis, her yo: nicknamea Sally, a frien Prof. Barker dtudents as Dow Wow -barry Light Peggy, his daughter, Bob's girl friend .............. Ruth Ann Hostetter Under the capable guidance of Mrs. Hard at work on the special rivcd here la- b., ww 5 and hopei 'Cause that Christmas issue. hc next tea Ucavorting little bcasticsf' 3 room is not the most pleas one at certain times of thi always an interesting room. 5, if Palm Echo Row 'le J. Swartz, N. iBashore, J. Schimpf, G. Hartman, Y. Brightbill, M. Wenger. Row 2: P. Rausch, M. Parsons, D. Em- swiler, E. Lehlma-n, N. Bachman, T. Rodgers. Row 3: A. Gingrich, J. Grace, R. Hartman, R. Lerch, J. Fridy, J. Gingrich, R. Moore. ' brig .. 'O' a era fi, f it N x rf, ... .,.- : E mats Q . si- f ' 1 sfo ,. fls if 3, 21 l I-vi iw- ar ' sffltgi? 7.4-aa' ,iff i- mtv ,Q ' 4... JL 0 d A ' . rl mv' ., . rr.. fa 7 ' s uni... 'T V ,: yt l if nn ' Peter Foltz Editor in Chief Miss Nancy Blanck Advisor Editor in Chief-Peter Foltz Associate Editors-Robert Hartman, Jacqueline Schimpf, Margaret Parsons, Yvonne Brightbill, John Fridy, Russel Lerch, Joel Grace, Richard Moore, John Gingrich, Janet Swartz, Mary Ann Wenger Business Manager-Arthur Gingrich Typists-Doris Emswiler, Eileen Lehman, Patricia Rausch Photographers-Naomi Bashore, Gloria Hartman Artists-Nancy Bachiman, Thelma Rodgers The eleventh of March, April, May, and June were our four D-days, or deadline days. The artists and associate editors worked from the beginning of March to the end of school on their respective sections. Miss Blanck and Peter Foltz did superb iobs of planning and advising. 36 A Miss Blanck and Pete Foltz planning the book. 441- ' 44 'lic 0011 0307 el' g OU I ye0 r fb y oo earbool-All combo 'Ofe 'U' r 701 agen, , and Our associate editors, reaping Wayne's valuable advice. 115-3 efqm N G, ff A fe . 'xx P0107 F 01,0 Orflkrs ix A 1 ' gk 3? WEE. I e + i 'Vw ' dun, The main five of our yearbook staff. 37 fy '- The clubs are the heart of the winter season. Their continuous efforts toward educational advancement, social understanding, and community participation improves to an unprecedented height the school, the organization, and the member. We congratulate the organizations and the capable advisors for their many splendid patriotic, civic, and social achievements, and we hope that they will continue to produce leaders for their God and country. 5 . Q Xl' N05 ol o sell toe' new X 'i wt YXOQRN vw 1 on ,Not we fi Hola oal os C X- XN' x QV- , Q0 Q0 ss 696 6 55 we wt N . 0 dxvvef ixo Qlwnq as . wot 09 QX 0560 W- , T00 eaeeses 38 go Jr. Art Club CWA t .5 ly '--'l Row 'l: G. Wert, C. Gingrich, D. New- hart, H. Smith, K. Smith, L. Spangler, D. Sandy. Row 2: J. Rogeneck, N. Karsnitz, J. Kegerris, N. Lebo, J. Grubb, C. Bashore, J. Sanders. Row 3: Miss Wieland, G. Kling, K. Myers, C. Myer- hoffer, D. Klinger, J. Morris, C. Moore. The Art Clubs strive to train students to become more proficient artists with different types of materials, and to teach understanding and appreciation of great art works. Sr. Art Club Row 1: Miss Wieland, N. Bashore, C. Hammer, M. Greenawalt, K. Grubb, D. Jurell, M. Wolf, J. Yeagly, C. Landis. Row 2: H Brown, M. Murphy, K. Hershey, C. Baum, M. Parsons, D. Emswiler, R. Bornhart, J. Lebo, S. Lebo, R. Barto. Row 3: J. Sweitzer, R. Keener, K. Peiffer, G. Brubaker, L. Brown, R. Folk, L. Holstein, J. Kegerreis. 39 Business Education Club Row I: E. J. Smith, B. Simmers, N. Keener, L. Burns, D. Eberly, C. Deaven, W. Bucher, B. Smit-h, M. Parsons, J. Schimpf, D. Emswiler, P. Rausch. Row 2: J. Hein, J. Bomgardner, D. May, M. Gerlock, E. Matthews, E. Bowers, S. Nye, D. Jurell, L. Oberholtzer, J. Hetrick, L. Kreider, P. Hinkle, R. Donmoyer, E. Lehman. Row 3: O. Kapp, M. Kreider, M. A. Wenger, T. Rodgers, M. J. Mummau, M. Nelson, N. Bachman, R. Barnhart, F. Burkholder, D. Page, S. Shearer, M. George, J. Swartz. Row 4: N. Bashore, D. Klein, P. Spangler, K. Stover, J. Witmer, M. Murphy, R. Seavers, D. Stark, N. Yiegnst, R. Rhoades, D. Lentz, M. Smith, A. Shepler. Row 5: D. Kohr, R. Hetrick, J. Lauck, M. Wagner, C. Brandt, J. Brinser, G. Horst, R. Barto, R. Folk, M. Houser. The Business Education Club correlates classroom work with the outside practice of business methods and the use of secretarial equip- ment to produce efficient secretaries and office helpers for business work. Girls' Athletic Association man, D. Dimm, K. Grubb, S. Ensminger bill, L. Hartman, L. Henry, E. Diehl, C Baum, Mrs. Downin. Row 3: J. Summy D. Eberly, D. Klein, S. Leba, W. Bucher J. Hunsicker, L. Burns, J. Lehman, L Burns, J. Garrison. Athletic minded girls participate in G.A.A., an organization of many athletic activities. The club supervises and organizes girls intramural sports. 4-0 Row I: S. Loy, C. Brightbill, G. Hart- J. Yeagly. Row 2: S. Kristich, Y. Bright- 1 r Tumbling Club The Tumbling Club is an organizat-ion of girls who have an interest in learning more and improved arts of tumbling. The girls formed their own club be- cause there was no time for specialization in gym classes. Row 1: J. Hummer, M. J. Phillipy, G. Myer, P. Farver, A. Smith, J. Melhorn, M. Hartman S. Erman, E. Chamberlin, Mrs. Downin. Row 2: J. Arndt, M. Mummau, L. Theodore, S Hording, C. A. Sorseclc, R. Blouch, R. Eshelman, G. Eckenroth. Row 3: D. Dimm, D. Kline S. Lebo, R. Blauch, C. Brubaker, P. Parsons, D. Earhart, K. Reed, F. Hetrick, B. Howard. The German Club seeks the promotion of better speaking and more thorough understanding of the German language, as well as an understanding of the culture and problems of the German people. German Club Row 1: K. Frantz, F. Smith, Y. Brightbill, C. I-ord, J. Hunsicker, M. Wolf, S. Loy, J. Johe, J. Bahner, C. Brightbill, P. Shonk, Mr. Loy. Row 2: J. Lehman, M. Bucher, P. Foltz, E. Gish, R. McCafferty, W. Hummer, R. Moore, R. Hartman, J. Fridy. Row 3: C. Lehman, R. Forney, J. Gingrich, J. Grumbine, D. Kreider, M. Furman, R. Lerch, G. Brubaker, E. Lingle. 41 pt rn!-qv' ,is-g.,,,,,,.......,..ll ,.X. .-Hllullll. f -- Fo I lo O Row 1: E. J. Smith, L. Burns, D. Eberly, C. Deavens, W. Bucher, J. Schimpf, D. Page.'Row 2: N. Bashore, M. Wolf, F. Smith, Y. Brightbill, M. Gurlock, P. Hinkle, J. Swartz, S. Loy, F. Burkholder. Row 3: M. Kreider, O. Kapp, J. Bohner, M. A. Wenger, T. Rodgers, M. J. Mummau, M. Nelson, N. Bachman, J. Hetrick, G. Hartman. Row 4: P. Schonk, M. Bucher, D. Klein, K. Stover, F. Witmer, R. Seavers, D. Stark, N. Yeingst, R. Rhoades, G. Summy. Row 5: P. Humburger, A. Wampler, K. France, E. Le-h- man, J. Henry, C. Brightbill, J. Lehman, J. Hunsicker, L. Burman, J. Johe. The Future Homemakers ot America is composed of young ladies who are helping others and themselves through the increased practice of the domestic arts, cooking, sewing, and general housekeeping. Hi-Y Row 1: R. Kelly, J. Brinser, W. Daub, D. Gontz, S. Smith, D. Myers, B. Witmer. Row 2: W. Lewis, L. Mark, K. Peiffer, R. Keener, L. Holstein, E. Gish, J. Wagner, R. Hartman. Row 3: Mr. Loy, L. Brown, G. Brubaker, R. Folk, R. Lerch, G. Bruckhart, I. Hess. .42 The Hi-Y is a Y.M.C.A. affiliated club for young high school men. It is a service or- ganization which tries to live to its motto, to create, maintain, and extend high standards of Christian character. r.Tri-Hi-Y Row 1: M. Kreider, E. J. Smith, L. Burns, D. Eberly, C. Deavens, W. Bucher, B. Smith, M. Parsons, J. Schimpf, D. Emswiler. Row 2: N. Bashore, M. Wolf, F. Smith, D. May, M. Gurlock, D. Jurrell, L. Oberholtzer, J. Hetrick, L. Kreider, P. Hinkle, R. Donmoyer. Row 3: O. Kopp, J. Bahner, M. A. Wenger, T. Rodgers, M. J. Mummau, M. Nelson, N. Bachman, R. Barnhart, F. Burkholder, D. Page, P. Rausch, J. Swartz. Row 4: M. Bucher, D. Klein, P. Spangler, K. Stover, J. Witmer, M. Murphy, R. Seavers, D. Stark, N. Yiengst, R. Rhoades, D. Lentz, M. Smith, A. Shepler. Row 5: J. Sanders, A. Wampler, K. Frantz, E. Lehman, J. Henry, J. Lehman, J. Hunsicker, J. Johe, G. Summy, G. Hartman. The Tri-Hi-Y clubs organized again this year under the capable guidance of Mrs. Downin. The Senior club, composed of Juniors and Seniors, and the Junior club, composed of Sophomores, have made great studies toward their code: To build a better world for you, me, and God. Jr. Tri-Hi-Y Row I: M. Greenawalt, S. Ensminger, M. Barto, M. Snavely, S. Kristich, L. Hartman, L. Henry, K. Grubb, C. Snavely, J. Dell, Mrs. Downin, J. Garrison. Row 2: J. Yeagly, F. Summy, F. Troxell, I. Mummau, R. Brown, C. Landis, J. Lebo, M Heisey, C. Runkle, M. White, E. Buck. Row 3: A. Wagner, G. Sauley, J. Sweitzer, J. Kegeneis, D. Klein, S. Lebo, P. Waborn C. Baum, K. Hershey, J. May, D. Alger. 43 1 Science Club-Mr. Deck Row 1: C. Sorsceck, P. Wagner, R. Light, H. Paul, Mr. Deck, D. Light, S. McCurdy, S. Peiffer. Row 2: W. McCoy, D. Phillipy, L. Theodore, C. Stark, B. Adams, C. College, H. Kreider, H. Geib. Row 3: R. Bahner, F. Heatwole, D. Landis, T. Herr, B. Light, G. Grumbein. The Science clubs work with ci desire for educction. Their experi- ments ond discussions in elemen-tary Science will furnish the members wHh a THHT background ofthe nahnes of phydcal and chenncal changes. Science Club-Mr. Bomberger 44 Row I: R. Sell, S. Smith, L. Kelly, D Light, H. Geib. Row 2: R. Bahner, H Rausch, G. Wagner, R. Houser, B Greely, L. Goudy. Row 3: D. Barnhart L. Holstein, J. Kegerris. v-----inwo CD03 524133-3 '5'c'2.2'mFo OGMEL' 2.-4 5'1Tu1OC 'QNg Q-hllgl-W9- :QT 9.9.,.5'Q Q.g.o-.9132- ..,Ow O :1Q2.2a'5Q 3C4D05':r Ln Q.-1,-, 0 8,,,7T'0O.. g marc 3'o F mo- U...-.-.02 5' -.3 3 3 2,01 2. me 0Q.: 27V 3 gg 'u-1330 mgfg- OU'-:L 3'-?mo15.2cn ..J -1-num-1 Biology Club Row 1: P. Gontz, B. Dove, M. Wolf, Mr. Deck, B. Geib, R. Freeman. Row 2: J. Sanders, E Berkheimer, A. Wampler, R. Frantz, D. Ensminger, l. Mummau. Row 3: W. Capp, W. Lewis, W. Longnecker, P. Walborn, D. Alger, J. Kegerreis, J. Sweitzer. The Library Club is one of the most helpful clubs in our school. Their promotion of library understanding and student assistance is continually helping all students. .,, 4.l...i,.mM g s f i 1 Library Club 2 , ' .vu f f g ss , . ,, E 'F El J F i ,4 ,. ,- lx fl dba 'cs 4 ' ' ,l .Y ell' A J' Row I: C. Ford, L. Hartman, C. Deaven, S. Horting, P. Wagner, S. Kristich. Row 2: W. Bucher, J. Hunsiclcer, M. Nelson, Y. Brightbill, S. Ensminger, E. Diehl, Miss Fatula. Row 3: D. Lentz, D. Kline, D. Stark, J. Kegerreis, C. Brightbill, J. Lehman, L. Burns. 45 1 Coach Shupper This season of 1954-55 was one of the most successful campaigns a Palmyra basketball team has ever enioyed. After losing three out of their first ten games they swept through twelve straight Lebanon County League games to win the ch-ampionship for the eighth time in the last ten years. The team continued their winning ways in the playoffs by defeating Lampeter-Strasburg, Camp Hill, and Kutztown, before finally losing in the District 3 Finals to Donegal. Coach Shupper's cagers finished the season with a brilliant record of twenty wins and four losses. Recognition for this outstanding achievement must be given to Coach Shupper for his magnificient coaching displayed throughout this basketball season. Since coming to Palmyra as basketball coach for the 'season of 1948-49, his teams have compiled a record of H4 wins and 33 losses. During these seven years his teams have won five Lebanon County Championships and have gone on to represent the league in District 3 competition. Nice block, Natel Kopp takes aim 46 Hummelstown Hershey Swatara Milton Hershey Elizabethtown East Lebanon Alumni North Lebanon Varsity Basketball Play-off Games Lampeter-Strasburg Camp Hill Kutztown Donegal Myerstown South Lebanon Annville East Lebanon North Lebanon Cornwall Myerstown South Lebanon Columbia Cornwall Annville i gk .-ng----' L- G. Bruckhart X T. larch N. Wagner 4-1 Basketball Row 1: R. Feeman, L. Holstein, B. McCafferty, J. Martini, J. Srnith, F. Sheaffer, R. Lehman. Row 2: P. Rymoff, K. Houser, R. Klinger, D. Kreider, l. Hess. Inset-Coach Shupper. P. O Hummelstown 45 i7 Hershey 5l 24 Swartara 64 47 Milton Hershey 52 44 Elizabethtown 44 43 East Lebanon 52 31 Alumni 37 55 North Lebanon 57 27 Columbia 42 40 Cornwall 60 48 Myerstown 45 39 South Lebanon 49 46 Annville 57 40 East Lebanon 60 39 North Lebanon 59 2 Cornwall 59 47 Myerstown 5l 36 South Lebanon 45 40 Annville 49 38 Junior Varsity Team J. V. Basketball Team The i954-55 Junior Varsity Basketball Team proved to set a good pattern for the Varsity throughout the entire season. They compiled an astonishing over all record of eighteen wins and one defeat, that one being at the hands of the Alumni. The spirit and sportsmanship shown by the members of the squad has been re- markable. Palmyra High can look forward to many more championship teams in the future. Freshman Team Under the leadership of Coach Mohr, this year's edition of the Junior High Palms compiled a commendable record of seven wins and five losses. Palmyra High can look forward to years of varsity play by members of this team. Jr Elizabethtown Annville Cornwall South Lebanon Myerstown North Lebanon North Lebanon Annvllle Cornwall South Lebanon Myerstowon Hershey Hi. Basketball O. 36 33 I9 l9 I8 I3 2l 50 27 28 35 40 Row I: B. Light, D. Signor, T. Herr, D. Landis, G. Grumbein, R. Cole. Row 2 C. College, G. Wolfgang, J. Rothermel, F. Heatwole, H. Kreider, S Werner, L. Englebach, D. Phillippy. Inset-Coach Mohr. 48 Two for Dove. Randy lets go. Who? goes up must come down J, V.'s In action. -33? Shooting Stars First row: T. Rodgers, M. A. Wenger lcap- toinl, G. Hartman, M. Nelson. Second row: J. Henry, F. Burkholder, R. Rhoads, N. Yiengst, E. Lehman, R. Seavers. Absent: R. Barn hart, D. Page. K 7.,, . V 1 .,. K .L uigi 25, 65 3 Q ' Y . J if 'fs Ai.z..-il-'l 5?lsA lix X 'L I Y lx- sg LV. ' w ' l VFX 'gf ,x g Y P. 1 ' . I x -L M. , - . gi . t -Jill .St rre, Basketeers First row: D. Dimm, P. Hunberger, D. Eberly lcaptainl, B. Simmers. Second row: E. Diehl, M. Murphy, L. Berman, N. Keener, S. Shearer. -err Super Jets First row: C. Snavely, J. Yeagely Ccaptainj R. Brown, S. Kristich. Second row: D. Algers. F. Troxell, J. Lebo, l. Mummau, C. Runkle J. Sweitzer. Girls' Sports Basketball Doodle-Boops First raw: B. Dove, C. Deaven lcaptainl, C. Snavely, B. Zemba. Second row: K. Frantz, C. Brightbill, M. Bucher, J. Lehman, D. Kline. if Squares First row: M. Kreider, Y. Brightbill lcaptainl, F. Smith, M. J. Mummau. Second row: G. Summy, L. Kapp, C. Ford, J. Hetriclz. Third row: J. Swartz, M. Parsons, D. Stark, N. Bachman, P. Rausch. - Champs Phffts First row: C. Hammer, J. Johe, S. Loy lcaptainl, M. Wolfe. Second row: J. Hun- sicker, L. Burns, P. Spangler, J. Bahner. ,,.,.,f' 'NW' Space Cadets First row: L. Hartman, N. Wentling lcap- tainl, A. Wagner, K. Grubb. Second row: J. Garrison, F. Summy, G. Sauley, L. Henry, K. Hershey. Speedy Spartons First row: J. Wagner, D. Kline lcaptainl, S. Lebo, M. Snavely. Second row: J. May, C. Baum, S. Ensminger, C. Landis, M. Weir. All-Star Juniors S. Loy, M, Murphy, D. Eberly, J Lehman, L. Burns, C. Deoven. Seniors R. Seavers, G. Hartman, Y. Bright- bill, J. Swartz, R. Rhoads, M A. Wenger. Team Standings Teams ar- 'vm Won Lost Tied Squares 6 Doodley-Boops 5 Shooting Stars 5 Space Cadets 5 Phffts 2 Super Jets 2 Bcsketeers I Speedy Spartans I 0 1 0 O I 0 . 0 0 e Dazed Sophomores 51 Gym Teacher? Sophomores K. Grubb, S. Lebc, C. Snavely Baum, J. Lebo. R. Feemon, P. Rymoff, K. Grubb, K. Houser, L. Holstein. Sophomores First Row: F. Troxell. M. A. Greenawalt, L. Hartman, L. Henry, M. 'Barto, E. Miller, S. Smith. Second Row: G. Souley, J Gurrlson, J. Lebo, K. Hershey, F. Summey, R. Garrison, J. Smith. Third Row: S. Lebo, A. Brown, K. Nelswender, G. Bruckhart P. Rymoff, R. Houser, D. Klein. 52 First Row: A. Wagner, M. Heisey, J. Yeagiy, D. Gontz, J. Wagner, E. Buck, K. Grubb. Second Row: E. Berkheimer, C. Landis, W. Longnecker, C. Baum, S. Bomgardner, W. Capp, R. Lehman. Third Row: W. Mathias, R. Feeman, L. Holstein, D. Algers, J. Kegerries, J. Sweitzer, W. Smith, W. Lewis. Sophomores s First Row: T. Pavone, J. Berkheimer, J. Dell, S. Kristich, S. Ensminger, W. Daub, B. Witner. Second Row: J. May, M. White, R. Keener, J. Royer, I. Mummau, C. Snavely, B. Geib. Third Row: D Meyers, M. Peiffer, C. Runkel, P. Walbarn, R. Klinger, F. Schaffer, K. Rausch. 53 gl nl gtili l .-nl Row 1: J. Hein, G. Hunberger, F. Rodeffer, C. Snavely, L. Burns, C. Deaven, D. Eberly Row 2: M. Murphy, K. Stover, C. Brightbill, J. Lauck, R. Kapp, W. Bucher, M. Bucher Row 3: R. Hetrick, R. Folk, G. Smith, R. Lehman, D. Clark, H. Light, T. Rhoads. Juniors Class Officers: D. Eberly, B. Hunter, J. Lehman, T. Grumbein. in-nnF Row 1: B. Simmers, P. Hunberger, P. Heisey, E. Matthews, E. Diehl, D. Dimm. Row 2: E. Smith, N. Keener, R. Evans, R. McCafferty, D. Raynes, J. Witmer, E. Bowers. Row 3: B. Hunter, L. Mark, G. Horst, R. Phillips, T. Grumbein, F. Goudy, R. Bomgardner. 54- Row 'I: P. Spangler, J. Sanders, M. Wolfe, J. Hunsicker, J. Johe, S. Loy, A. Wumpler. Row 2: R. Kelly, C. Ford, J. Bahner, D. Kline, J. Lehman, I. Light. Row 3: P. Shonk, M. Wagner, G. Brubaker, L. Brown, D. Krelder, M. Furemon, M. Bucher. Juniors D 1 E ...- . ,at f- A' 'vw 8 Q - , v W fl, V , --Q l , S or .'7 ' - 1 ...S ,N 9 ' I L H Q - L 1 ff 1 5 Fw .la uv .Q . 1 K J 5 1 Y 'iv ', gr.. LZ ' PM ' I 5 .. .4- . - 4- , . - .,- - -5 l. , -' L, 2 8 4 E Q ' . P Is ' A ll-f QL 'xl 5' . ' ' 4 ug t, -. , yi . ,1'-5.1.20 - ff V l. ' 'I - W. tugs . xi' . 1 N, V- L ff . fv , . Y. :.-..'+'13'1-G . . 1 - a. lc!-flfffi K ' . 4 '- Row I: Bomgardner, B. Dove, S. Nye, B. Zemba, M. George. Row 2: R. Donmoyer, D. May R. Frantz, M. O'Brein, L. Berman, M. Bucher, C. Hammer. Row 3: D. Long, D. Kreider, R. Forney, R. Meyer J. Troxell, G. Hitz. 55 -.-.,..--,... .-.W ,. -pawn.- -W- -.. .. Christmas Christmas, the season of feverish activity for the Seniors who invaded the town selling wreaths, brought to our classrooms decorations of familiar yuletide symbols-fir trees, St. Nick, the stockings hung by the chimney with care. The white Christmas never made its appearance except in our songs. The climax of the season was the annual choral pageant which presented to the student body and visitors the true meaning and spirit of Christmas. 56 -' 1 1 'E l ' 'H I I ' 1 I 'Swing and Sway with Fridy 1 . 'J S Ushering in the New Year New Year .3-O s l A New Year's Eve's chaperones Happy New Year 57 1 A ' A .5 The Mon Wm, O Hornll Thirteen little piowgirIs The prize M.C. Plcy, Pete, don't sing. 58 V N I ' 'T U n 5 U xv. W , S., , nqwv .. , , , QF' 527 W ,. . A, '. I Q. R r , H . 1 r , I L 6 1 ei ji Aff' Q. -. ff' w le . rf 1 af if I .J auf' fe , K 5f?1igfg-, ww .5 -Tiff? - ,nf ..-grw' A'- Lhy, ' .Q .-1 v-, ..x 1- P gr 'QL' . , A ' .1 , N , , . n'-' ' ,AF s 'r r,.. .1 m . . 15 , . K . A J f In Q 1 . Y P T 2 1 rl N- . tg:-A 1- f f.vwfe.f us.-I, 1- .- An A ',,Fl'.k , Il , isis 's'- . 5, f .FQ .v r A A af , . 1 ff 5 ,1 'N ,. I 9 ,, r fs' ., '-'. T '1' 7, .':'3 4 -. 'M f, 'F .l .,-Q, rig 'f' 4 v '13 it. ,-N ,Khin AM. -, . J 31- ' 'ff ' .i?r .ii . - .wx Q ,. ,' Q-If ,ff Q.. MJ, 415.-v We -.... .Y,,, -.. ,.. l- W. Baseball V40 Players J Sleckman D Thomas I Llghf L Holsleln W Hummer D Shlrk D Clark R L man F Goudy R Kl ger R Leman F Schaeffer K Hauser H Snavely VV Longecker Coach Bomberger D Barnhart L Long H Llgh! Manager R Sells M Lutz L Englebach This year the Palmyra Baseball Team under The coaching of Mr Bomgardner had a perfect league season Elghl wms no losses The plfchmg chores were ably handled by Donned Clark and Fred Goudy The Palms won the Lebanon County Baseball play off by defeahng Myerslown 4 O The team will lose Wayne Hummer Jack Sfeckmar' Dave Thomas and Duck Shlrk Donnles fastball delwery You re safe Bash 60 4 April l 4 l2 i4 I9 26 iss' .irfwdi 'Khao fax . S l. Light Left field 1 6? ,MMSM4 D. Thomas Third base QD P. 9 , s 5 lx M' l C. H. Bomberger Coach Baseball Schedule Lower Paxton Lower Paxton East Leganon North Lebanon Annville South Lebanon 1 'l 8 4 'A , nw 'wr' W. Hummer Shortstop A H Muy3 A H A H I A .l. mlPl . J. Steckman Center field Second base 5335 5? its ah-C.. 1 -lf D. Clark Pitcher ,J W , .. . x ti , elilig' R. Lehman Catcher 61 Myerstown Cornwall East Lebanon North Lebanon Annvllle - A Q .egg nailwfl F. Goudy Right field ' lv ' 'B X,- A Glu! A lv 31 L. Holstein First base Track Row 1: P. Rymoff, K. Hauser, R. Moore, J. Grace, J. Fridy, G. Bruckhart, Coach Harlacker, Coach Mohr, R. Lerch, J. Yohn, P. Foltz, C. Lehman, T. Grumbein, L. Holstein, J. Smith. Row 2: G. Walgang, D. Signor, J. Brinser, G. Grumbein, D. Raynes, E. Lingle, D. Landis, R. Forney, J. Foltz, R. Folk, D. Kreider, M. Fureman, R. Feeman, M. Houser, C. Brandt, K. Neiswender, R. Kelley. Under the supervision of James Mohr and his assistant Harry Harlacker, the Cinder men of P.H.S. had a very successful season. 1 After opening the season with a win over Cornwall, the Palms went on to win two other meets and place second in three triangular meets. In the annual Lebanon County track meet, the Palms, up against rough competition, captured first place in defeating Cornwall, Annville, S. Lebanon, and North Lebanon. Track Schedule i955 April 6 ..... ---at ...N -- Cornwall May TO--- - .....,. at- ....... ..-- Lebanon April l3 ..... .... a t ....,.,,,,,,,,-, Annville Relay Carnival April 20 ..... ---at ..............., Hershey May l2,-, ........ at--..---.----- Susquehanna Hummelstown and Hershey Hbg. Catholic and Susquehanna April 25-..--- ,.,,, at ,.........,,, , M, Wilson May 23..- -- .................. County Meet N. Lebanon-W. Reading-Wilsar Mile Relay Team 880 Relay Team .Zh. . C. Lehman, J. Grace, G. Bruckhart, R. Lerch. P. Foltz, L. Holstein, K. Houser, T. Grumbein. 62 H, -,v-..Y. ,-we--.L.-,, F The Flying Bruckhcrtf' Qi. Don't time the winner, time Fridy. if? s lt's c long way down, isn't lt? Give it all you got, Pete. Coming in on ci prayer! 63 Practicing the power of hypnotism Sophomore Clnemascope Our three representatives to Youth and Government 25214. , This is Your Wife Class President of '55 64 -v -- V . .v4IIl!mv-'-'- -W-urn-.,.,, Are you bored, Scotty? I. - A .N , iii Private Secreicry ' b K QQHCEIT ' K N. Wentllngf Custer, R, Gray, . ht H. Paul, D' ,. ,S 'fI1,K-l-'9' J Yeugty L' Hoffman, C. O Brien, H ml Row li ' ' c. Bcwm P B hner, J- Moy' r G Hartman R Seavefsf J' G SWOVZ R Brown J R 2 L H nr . k , R. MYe'5 , ' . 'F Scheuffer, L. BYOWU' G' Bruba er . Y, ' ' l ' , L. Holstein' ' Grubb- cw e Riw 3: K. Seltzer, D- K e'cler shank, N- BUS O' ' Stark I , M' Bucher, D- R. Matthews, M. OBreln, Boys Chorus 1 . Qxs f A L a c Row 1: H. Lehman D C , . usfer, A. Shirk, D. Herr, C. Drercher, A. Gingrich, W. Daub, A. Drescher, G. Hammer, S. Carroll, G. Eberly, G. Sheerz, C. O'Brien. Row 2: R. Grey, D. Phillippy, R. Sells, S. Daniels, A. Gingrich, C. Bordner, R. Keener, D. Kreider, K. Peiffer, F. Scheaffer, L. Holstein, D. Myers, A. Shoemaker. Row 3: J. Hartman, W. Smith, J. Rofhermel, L. Mark, F. Heatwole, l. Hess, G. Bruckharf, R. Myer, L. Brown, R. Matthews, G. Brubaker, R. Lutz, K. Seltzer, H. Kreider. 66 Choir Row 1. D Ph. ' - lllip ,W gli. Greenawalr, ,Mrs 'CEZUE' M' Wenger, M Kreider D - Heisey M M I e 0- Row 2, H K' , I - Dimm, 5 Lo G. ' - urpny, M. H . - render, J, R ' Y, B. 5,-Wh' P' Bomgardner' K. Fewer Aeusey. P. Spangler. Row grhemel, L. Burns, J. Wugneliunburger, C, Hummer ' ' Gmgrzch, T. Gingrich R .KM. Parsons, K, Hemhey Ei' Emseilerl G- Fox' ' - eener, W. Smhh D I - ehmqn, C R ' , . Meyers. - unkle 1 Giris Chorus , :E 3 S 3- i ' .5 3 . J X O .1 .4 I I Q' 2 H 'Qs -5 51 'Lk4' ,:JkA AJEQ., . Nl ln, N, L y vs, ki hart D Page, F. ,.. H,,,.,.,,,M.,,,, Y ,,,.w-4... M.. Row 1: C. Baum, J. Lehman, S. Loy, D. Dimm, R. Seavers, J. Swariz, M. Kreider, R. Barn , . Burkhoider, P. Heisey, P. Hunburger, J. Johe, E. Smith, M. O'Brien. Row 2: S. Grace, S. McCurdy, P. Troxeii, C. Hammer, N. Wenriing, K. Grubb, P. Wagner, L. Theodore, R. Hosreher, M. Snaveiy, B. Ensminger, J. Yeagiy, L. Hariman, L. Burns, M. Bario. Row 3: C. Stark, J. Wagner, R. Biouch, F. Spangler, P. Parsons, S. Peifier, R. Brown, C. Hammer, G. Hunburger, M. Heisey, M. Wagner, R. Houser, D. Kiine, S. Horting. Row 4: G. Summy, J. Lebo, D. Kiine, J. Light, G. Evans, R. Hess, J. Morris, L. Viaii, P. Shank, J. Kegerreis, G. Gauiey, D. Alger, C. Landis, S. Lebo, G. Goudy, C. Moore, L. Henry. 67 f , Jr. Chorus Row 1: E. Hostter, L. Shirk, V. Signor, D. Spitler, P. Smith, O. Smith, G. Grubb, B. Holstein, J. Arndt, J. Kegerries, L. Shenk, J. Baker, B. Farber. Row 2: S. Erdman, M. J. Phillipy, W. Hetrick, K. ' ' ' Vial, D. Boyer, C. Hornburger, G. Myers, D. Hedges, F. Trostte, C. Naugle, A. Balsbaugh, E. Chamberlain, J. Hammer, M. Rothermel. Row 3: B. Howard, M. Gartman, L. Light, N. Light, D. Engle, C. Balthazer. L. Root, K. Hammel, J. Sawers, E. Hartman, R. Blouch, J. Rogeneck. Row 4: H. Pratt, J. Brandt, L. Matheson, E. S. Bicksler, L. Cossel, K. Reed, N. Karnitz, E. Bashore, D. -Klinger, B. Norton, J. Melhorn, L. Underkotf, F. Hetrick. R. Lutz, G. Bruchhart, and L. Mark represented Palmyra High School at District Chorus this year. Our vocal music department under the excellent supervision of Mrs. Cobello has provided exceptional entertainment in many varied programs. The main Sr. High groups are the Concert Choir, Boys' Chorus, and the Glee Club. The Junior Chorus is the main vocal group of the Jr. High. The smaller groups such as the ensembles and the quartet, which are composed of students with outstanding musical ability, sang for the benefit of both school and community groups. 68 Row I: M. Kreider, D. Dimm, N. Wentling, K. Grubb. Row 2: M. Wenger, C. Hammer, J. Wagner. Row 3: J. Swartz, J. May, M. O'Brein, R. Seavers, C. Baum. Boys' Ensemble Girls' Ensemble I ,F il f Q f - wr-.,., 7 7, -:Q pw 5 T- .- , . A.L. . s S- P . .Y Row 1: C. O'Brien, D. Meyers, J. Rothermel, D. Phillippy, R. Grey. Row 2: F. Scheaffer, R. Keener, K. Peiffer, W. Smith. Row 3: R. Lutz, L. Brown, R. Meyer, G. Bruckhart, L. Mark. Girls' Ensemble ll , K . .--.iw Q w wiv.-1 e- 1 f S . SK N- K -1 .- .. f 1 X . w pf -me. -. A - -. ii V W ...g..-swf.. .-1, wx.. fi: 1. .. -1 . W . . . , J f, . 1 A 'ili. L gli ll ' ' - ' ' ai 4 -'f - 1 .. L' A . . . - ' ' . ,fl , 1 s A s . H A , 'f - E' ' ' ' J l 'l I ' Q :F 'E L 1 .4 ' I J V . J - se 'mfs J 5 Q Q A E , ' ffl' E Y .X 'N I .fi 3 , A Kitts' , li' , J 1... r , R in f Row 1: L. Hartman, S. Loy, J. Yeagly, L. Henry. - K i 4 - J K A A .J Row 2: L. Burns, R. Brown, M. Greenawalt, B. A 5 s-lewilx 1 ' Smith. Row 3: F. Rodeffer, J. Lehman, C. Brighlbill, K. Hershey, P. Heisey. 1 5 69 . Ix.,X Jumor Band Rowl D Sandy M Rothermel A Balsbaugh V Sngnor L Chomberlam L Vnall C Hummer S Hortmg P Wagner D Klmger M Hartman J Arndt M J Phxllxpy L Root L Schelb Row 2 L Root W Farnsler A Drescher A McCurdy M Baldwm C Drescher Donald Herr R Nelswender G Berkhelmer A Glngrnch E Hostetter K Vlall J Meyer H Lehman Row3 A Shark J Gnbble J Hartman R Poorman D McCurdy J Boger D Custer R Poorman G Klang D Forney S Houser G Lerch Mr Gerace Row 4 D Barhart R Lehman L Forey H Pratt L Mathxeson J Brandt E Bxchsler S 0 . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . 1 - , . , . . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . I - , , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , - , - . - . , - , . , - I - , - . . , . , . , . . ' I I Werner C Border L Anglebach Instrumental Music The Instrumental mustc department consists of three mann dlvnsnons, the marchsng band, con cert band, and lumor band The marchlng band as a famlltar saght at all football games and pa rades ln thelr orange and black uniforms led by the white uniformed malorettes Its orlgmal and unusual fleld formatnons have receuved great pralse from all spectators The concert band ns a more formal orqamzatxon at Palmyra High Thus group performs at Indoor actlvltles of the school The Jumor band ns composed of young musucnans who are learmng band requirements and Improv mg their musncal abllnty Besndes these groups are many small trlos, quartets and sololsts whnch entertain at many school and out of school actlv ntles The trammg orgamzmg and manntamnng of such a splendid instrumental department IS due to the hard work and effort given the students by Mr Gerace ,E ,,,, , ,,,. C, N7 -,., v., , ,,., ,,,- ....w,r,..,..-.,,.-..-...,.......,.... ....,v.,.-....,......-..f-.v,-.-.- wi- Vs-rv Class History Twelve years ago a group of students entered the Palmyra Public Schools. lt is no small wonder that this same congregation has achieved its goal of graduation. Because this was some time ago, and we do not remem- ber some things too clearly, the exact facts and details of our rise are quite confused. This document will do noth- ing to clear up these facts. Our introduction to education was made by Miss Turby, Miss Bixler, and Miss Green. Miss Bixler believed in speaking loudly, and carrying a small stick-her ruler. After three months of wear and tear on our parents, we entered second grade. The teachers were Mrs. Baer, Miss Stalk, Mrs. Witmer. This was the year that some Mickey Mouse books were missing from Miss Staiks library. The investigation kept us in at recess and after school for three days. They gave us the third degree, but they never did turn up, even after she called in .lack Webb. The maiority of us were acquitted and we passed on into third grade. Here we were tutored by Miss Baum, Miss Moyer, and Miss Groff. At this time the stars shown upon our little group, for Gloria Hartman and Naomi Bashore joined us. ln fourth grade Miss Evans, Mrs. Heisey, and Miss lmboden led us in our learning. Miss Evans's room did a booming grocery business that term. By sneaking in the door we reached fifth grade, only to be plagued by Miss Seltzer, Mrs. Eby, and Mrs. Bom- berger. This was the year that Naomi Bashore challenged all the boys in her room to a fight on the Lutheran Church lawn. She whipped a good many of them, too. ln the spring of that year we hiked up to Hershey Park for a class picnic. We survived the long walk pretty well but our teachers couldn't hold up, so they had buses for the return trlp. Then came the year when we were the upperclassmen of the grade school. Our 6th grade teachers were Mrs. Long, Mrs. Gill, and Mrs. Wagner. Mrs. Long took her class to the Farm Show that winter, and though we didn't learn much about the rural life in Pennsylvania, we did have some good tag games in and out of the crowd. Onward to Junior High School, where we first came in contact with Mr. Swank's martial discipline. There was quite a fuss when somebody set off a stink bomb in Mrs. Wahl's seventh grade history class. Although they never did find the culprit, all the boys got a taste of Mr. Boldger's paddle and passed in review before the faculty. There was the time Thelma Rodgers beat up Glen Hitz for getting out of line. Now we came to our eighth year. We had terrific amateur hour shows in music class. Mrs. Cobello made Paul Hibschman sing solos because he wouldn't sing with the rest of the class. On into our Freshman year! Here we received our first tutoring from Mrs. Kreider. Although her room was No. ll6, some of us spent most of those classes next door in the office. lt was at this time that Naomi Bashore became famous for her sleigh bell solos which she played for the English class. With only 95 more shopping days until Christmas, we began our Sophomore year. About that time Lois Kreider and Jack Steckman began perfecting their methods of playing hookey. They both set new records for the most days absent. Speaking of setting records, one of our homerooms drove four teachers to distraction in one year. Onward we staggered into llth grade. This year Miss Adams, our English teacher, just happened to find a snake in her desk drawer. In chemistry class Johnny Gingrich made remarkable progress in the art of boiling water. There was the time we made chlorine gas and Scotty was nearly asphyxiated. Thus we come to the great climax, the culmination of our high school education-l2th grade. Ted Lerch finished up in a blaze of glory when he made his famous bicycle tour through the halls. We are looking forward to Baccalaureate Services, Commencement, and our exodus from Palmyra High School. We only hope that you whom we leave behind will hold for us the same happy memories that we have for you. 71 , C..-1!........ .. ,. ,.- ........!u-- V JH.. . . , Senior Class Officers Richard Moore labsentl, Janet Swartz, John Fridy, Thelma Rodgers. Honor Students Row 'l: Mariann Wenger, Janet Swartz, Mar- garet Parsons, Marilyn Kreider. Row 2: Peter Q, 1 Foltz, Norman Gray, Russell Lerch, Carl Leh- man, John Fridy. Girl and Boy of the Month i Each girl and boy ot the l month was chosen by the faculty for the following qualifications: l intelligence, personality, de- pendability, honesty, neatness, leadership, and sportsmanship. ' Each girl was a guest at the monthly meeting at the Junior Woman's Club. Each boy was a guest ot the Rotary Club. He attended four meetings and at the end of the month reported on his impressions ofthe Rotary Club. Girl and boy of the month were as follows: il. to r.l November-Marilyn Kreider and Peter Foltz, December-Rachel Seavers and Richard Moore, January-Mary Ann Wenger and Robert Hartman, February-.lacqualine Schimpf and John Friday, April-Janet Swartz and Theodore Lerch. 72 Mello Macs 'A 4 V-41 Our faculty has its fun, too. S ,Q - JS. Junior-Senior Prom The industrious Sophomores in l ,1.'i, - A I - W ...., ,Au pi! l '. 908-aff' Hai.. vt, 'USA r' lf Soy Cheese, Wayne 73 A' 3' ,yi-2 I, , g ni 1 X ' ,,.,,,- ,... .....m,. , .Y., ,. . ,,., Mmm., .,-.,,...--.-. - Who s o or . ' Wh ' if 'Ui L lj - JL, Il' , F-, 1 -it -let ' vi- J ' . es, Looking me E Best Artists nj. 5 M r K ff. ' . ' 7' l M55-, ' ? ' I' I l ' tix' . ' A . 'L '-1'-tiff ' . rl 19911 L, il- .II I J AM 1 , t J Q J J' V J , ,, ,,s4:f, . ' 'Yr 'f' ' - Q Th l Faye Burkholder . ,. Q ' fi e me ,Rodgers tgp -3 ,fL'- .4-513, John Fridy Wayne Hummer . , -M Wie' iff itglvsgg ' fills Best Dancers garage ft .7 Q f' ' ' If ,yvf - T4 , I' Best Students Nancy Bachmar ..,:. l,, Joel Meyer 7 ' Q , 35044 faq? if ' Class Clowns , , J 1 - I 4 x4 .-' - r N1 V '- fl .tif ll . ,,,..---:- .l 'i 1 Q t I ww . .I ,,. ' J 5 :'ff Aw L .Z . Marilyn Kreider 5 Peter Foltz Q Naomi Yiengst r 14. I .j I' Nathan Wagner Best Dressed Q I ij asm' 0 Tv 'Yi 8 . zylgpff 1 gifs. ,Ax ,X Most Versatile ' - - 'J A ' fe.. ,-NN ' Best Personality A. N N Oletta Kapp Terry Gingrich . Rachel Seavers . 3- ' ' 1 A - Herman Gutshall W X. - .. Janet Swartz John Fridy ill l 7 Wlqh N l?l I x I 'Jar F D 74- i i '3l.'p95 its -'i v ' 9 ffl 1 4 L no , 42' f A5 ' L. Zlgiffgf, ,I wp, 3' ,, I.., ,I ------,-T Who's Who sql 1 ,xx -X . Best Athletes l ' 'l ff' if ' ,N l t X 'ny t l--A, ' f fl i':5 a'! I., , ' ff '-Ff- ' lvl ' mt!! , , Q l, , .lr tt WT? ' ' -. 5' fs -fi ,tt t P' , h w ,. R.. P - -, .1 1 1 I .5- 'Q .app as , ew- MOSY Likely To Succeed Most Pgpulgr -4' My i Gloria Hartman 1 '- V5 11 r Marilyn Kreider Im. ' ' Dove Yohn Peter Foltz tl Q 'W 5 A '4- the WWA N rm V . ,. .' p Ay, 'i,maQfa! .G-If I I-,-ln.: U .' . I 1 .,,,, l . , X , x Z Lf' ' ' ' jf Nw ti 1, Class Flirts I :,.t- ' ,, Ig ' l ' '3 Il. . . .. B' Rachel Seavers ,, I ' Nathan Wagner Wi In I 3 I. N f 9' , ' . ' JI I Jhgilgtftz V . O wwwf villa? .L We X--at W t- .. ..................., 9 , Q1 H ..... t -- tt at ' L W ,Lusk - if-'QN WQ' 3 ,' V' 5 5' Most Musically lnclined Most Bashful ,ll Janet Swartz W K- NUUCY Bcchmvn John Fridy Joel MGYSV . '-buffs! 'f , l QA-' lk , I I -. . 4 t y ,- .1 ' is ..,.lh3 , A ir 5. WV time ... nw mst, Q . V- fr, , . ,137 f ' GQ' '25 I AM. 2 E ,ty is 4 -,,- r af ,Q - V. ,' A 'Qin Dorothy Lentz D - 'tg , fn? I, ' , LE' James Wagner ft A M? ji: Most Talkatlve It ll tl E ' '.-' M Mary Ann Wenger if gk cg- A Russel Lerch ,?, 1757! -5 Q3 ' NL ' M' 1-2151 ,. '- fbggt Q: ,, -5 'tk --ff, 4' , 'V ' ,gg A, 1 ifwlg. .sl h- 'Ji 'sift fm. June' Herrick Shortest Girl-Tallest Boy Nathan Wagner 75 ,,,,,c,,. ..c..,.gugqq.-. rfgtltl' lfai-itil.. 5 NANCY BACHMAN Nan Commercial Flirtatious red-head ..... talented artist ..... sports a diamond .... enviable wardrobe ..... good dancer .. . . . Mrs. Schlutzhammer in class play.. .. .pet peeve -people who shout. Business Education Club 3,45 Art Club 2,35 FHA 45 Tri-Hi-Y 4f Girls Chorus i,2y Class Play, Hi Times 4, Palm Echo Staff: Intramurals l,2,3,4. RONALD BARTO Ronnie Commercial Casanova ..... member of Hershey's Drum and Bugle Corps ..... ardent loafer ..... favorite class-ityping i??l ..... frequents the bowling ally ..... bound for the Navy. L LT'L4,g.,,5l . Lf mg iw I.: '5 ROMONA BARNHART Ramona Commercial Attractive acrobatic maiorette ..... explosive giggle.. ...favorite food- hot subs ..... quiet .... .good roller skater ..... an admirer of Joni James ..... artistically inclined. Business Education Club 3,4f Art Club l,2,3,4g GAA 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4p Girls Chorus l,2,3,4g Band l,2,3,4y Intramurals l,2,3,4. --1 W NAOMI BASHORE Naomi Commercial Class's prize photographer ..... has a ready an- swer to every problem ..... favorite pastime-talking .. ...wicked behind the wheel . . . . .shop student .....ambltion to be a super saleswoman. Business Education Club 3,45 Biology Club 35 Art Club l,2,3,4g FHA 45 Tri-Hi-Y 41 Concert Choir 45 Girls' Chorus I,2,3f County Chorus 45 Hi Times Staff 4f Palm Echo Staffi Intramurals i,2,3. 76 5 .J 4 YVONNE E. BRIGHTBILL Yvonne Academic Studious ..... Athletic ..... president of Tri-Hi-Y... .. book worm ..... slim-trim figure ,.... leadership ability ..... lover of pot-pie ..... fervent Perry Como fan ..... future nurse. GAA 45 Library Club 45 German Club 3,47 FHA 45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Girls' Chorus I,2,35 Class Play, Hi Times Staff 45 Palm Echo Staffy Intramurals I,2,3,4. Lbftxl L1Lgf'c pl - ljllr I . FAYE BURKHOLDER Faye Commercial Our best looking girl ..... cute smile ..... loves to eat ..... attractive maiorette ..... likes to cowboy .. . . . pretty blue eyes.. .. .ambition-to ioin the Waves. Business Education Club 3,45 Art Club I,25 FHA 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Girls' Chorus I,2,3,45 Intramurals l,2,3,4. DORIS M. EMSWILER Doris Commercial Red-headed lass ..... good student ..... rosy-com- plexion ..... witty ..... Barbara in class play... ..Peg's side-kick ..... pet-peeve-people who com- plain ..... future secretary. Business Education Club 3,47 Art Club 2,3,45 Tri-HI-Y 45 Concert Chair 3,45 Girls Chorus I,2,35 County Chorus 45 Class Play5 Hi-Times Staff 45 Palm Echo Staff5 Intramurals I. PETER FOLTZ Pete Academic Salutatorian ..... industrious ..... editor-in-chief of Palm Echo ..... toots a hot sax ..... brain ,.... interest in sports ..... plans to major in the sciences at college. German Club 3,45 Hi-Y 2,3,4p Concert Choir ly County Band I,2,3,45 District Band 45 Band I,2,3,45 Orchestra I,2,3,45 Class Cfficer l,25 Hi-Times Staff 45 Palm Echo Staff5 Football 2,35 Track I,2,3,45 Class Play. I f Q s 77 , -,-.Y.-- ,, , C H ,,,,. are CAROL A. FORD Carol Academic Studious ..... 'very talkative ..... unique laugh.. . . . chaplain of Tri-Hi-Y ..... flighty ,.... dependable . . . . .conscientious . . . . . very religious... . .future teacher. Library Club 2,3,4p German Club 3,45 FHA 3,47 Tri-Hi-Y 4, Girls Chorus l,2,3, Hi-Times Staff 2,3,4, Intramurals i,2,4. JOHN A. FRIDY Johnny Academic Versatile ..... outstanding musician ..... intelligent.. ...neat blue eyes ..... arrogant ..... organized his own dance band ..... witty ..... sports a crew cut . . . . . future mechanical engineer. German Club 3,41 County Band l,2,3,4y District Band 4, Band l,2,3,4g Orchestra l,2,3,4, Class Officer 1,45 Palm Echo Staff: Basketball 2,3,4, Football 2,3, Track l,2,3,4. ,f 'AUC 1' t t 1 ,Wh 5 1 i,.1 RANDOLPH GARRISON Randy Academic Rugged athlete ..... attracted to opposite sex ..... neat build ..... sleeps on school time ..... absentee- ism ..... hates nagging teachers. Baseball l,2,3, Basketball 2,3,4, Football l,2,3,4. ARTHUR GINGRICH Art Commercial Swell guy ..... quiet ..... easy-going ..... Nate's pal ..... neat appearance ..... shy around opposite sex ..... blushes easily ..... future in agriculture. Concert Choir 3,47 Boys' Chorus 3,47 Palm Echo Staff. 78 El Hn.. 'Et 'S-.sf 9 . JOHN GINGRICH Johnny Academic Good-looking red-head ..... quite a character ..... outstanding personality ..... can bluff his way out of any situation ..... headed for Penn State. German Club 3,41 Concert Choir l,2,3, Boys' Chorus l,2, County Band l,2,4, Band l,2,3,4, Orchestra 2,3,4, Class Officer 2, Palm Echo Staff, Basketball 2, Football 3,4, Track l,3,4. L. TERRANCE GINGRICH Terry Commercial Sharp dresser ..... not very talkative ..... cute smile . . . . .takes a roundabout way to school .... .has a weakness for lobster tail ..... pleasing personality . . . . .future General Motors man. Concert Choir 3,47 County Band l,2, Band l,2,3,4. EDGAR S. GISH Ed Academic Blond crew cut ..... quite a ladies' man ..... pals around with Shirk ..... often seen ice-skating at Hershey ..... more than his share of troubles ..... frequently visits Lebanon ..... always willing to lend a hand. German Club 4, Hu Y 2,3,4, Football 2,3. V ,L flaxi 0' J, be , H Joe! E. ldlmce 2 Cheetah Academic 5523- Uni ue sense of humor . . . . ole vaulter on track team Etc.. q p ,, ..... chemistry fiend ..... travels with Enos ..... optimistic ..... will commute to L. V. in the fall. Biology Club 35 Palm Echo Staff, Football 2,35 Track rv l,2,3,4. 79 NORMAN C. GRAY Scotty Academic Exalted intellect ..... proud of his Scottish background ... . . excellent vocabulary . . . . . cool, calm, and col- lected ..... math whiz ..... confirmed bachelor . . . . .future doctor. fl il- if SE E. . 4. as x 11? HERMAN GUTSHALL Red Commerical Happy-go-lucky ..... likeable personality ..... carrot- top ..... freckles ..... likes to eat ..... jovial ..... mechanically leanlingl ..... always teasing someone ..... ambition-to loin the Navy. Business Education Club 3,4, Class Officer 2,3,4. :-l' ' . 'EL-' l.,. 1 X k GLORIA HARTMAN Gloria - Academic Vivacious ..... outspoken ..... lively cheerleader... ..beautiful hair ..... likes to flirt ..... athletic abil- ity ..... car-hop at Millie's ..... ambition-to be a gym teacher. Tumbling Club 3,4, GAA 4, Library Club 2,3, German -' 'C M Club 3,4, FHA 3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, concert choir 3,4, Girls' Chorus l,2,3,4, Ensemble l 4, County Chorus 4, Cheerleader 2,3,4, Palm Echo, Intramurals i,2.3,4. Robert Hartman Bob Academic Intelligent ..... loves to pester girls ..... has plenty of initiative ..,.. argumentative ..... baby's his Ford ..... associates with everyone ..... active in Hi-Y . . . . .future pharmacist. Biology Club 2,3, Science Club l, German Club 3,4, Hi-Y 2,3,4, Class Play, Hi-Times Staff 2,3,4, Palm Echo Staff. 80 I Y ,wr , I . , ,r, , 'M ,, DONALD A. HEI LMAN Donald Academic Tall . . . dark eyes . . . quiet . . . easy-going . . . favorite pastime-sleeping . . . hockey fan . . . fond of sea food . . . not too fond of school . . . future undecided. JOANNE A. HENRY Joanne Commercial Talkative . . . friendly . . . neat dresser . . . big ideas . . . Mrs. Hotchkiss in class play . . .loves to eat . . . her goal-California or bust! Business Education Club 3,47 FHA 3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Girls Chorus l,2,3,4g Class Play, Intramurals l,2,3,4, JANET HETRICK Het Commercial Small, shapely blonde . . . chief target for pranksters . . . chatter-box . . . neat appearance . . . main interest-opposite sex . . . future oltice worker. Business Education Club 3,45 FHA 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Girls Chorus 'lg Intramurals l,2,3,4 LEE HOWARD, JR. Lee D Academic Slim . . . hot drummer . . . Landis's side-kick . . . enioys hooking school . . . member of dance band, the Tune-Timers . . . future undecided. Band l,2,3,4p Orchestra l,2,3,4p County Band 1,45 Track 2. 81 cfm K WAYNE HUMMER Wayne Academic Our-best-looking boy ..... s p o r t s enthusiast ..... drives his own Ford ..... likes to argue ..... part- time worker in a grocery store ..... has his own ideas ..... future criminal lawyer. German Club 3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Football 3,4. DOROTHY M. JURELL Dot Commercial Dark-haired lass ..... hails from the country ..... ready, willing worker ..... friendly smile for every- one ...,. dependable ..... good commercial student .... . plans to attend H.J.C. Business Education Club 3,45 Art Club 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 4. X 5 - Wffi 32155 2 ltsy ' OLETTA A. KAPP Letty Commercial Small bundle of charm ..... pretty blue eyes ..... active in sports ..... cute ..... wardrobe deluxe . . . . .tiny waist... , .favorite food-subs . . . . .future clerical worker. Business Education Club 3,45 F.H.A. 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Girls Chorus l,2,35 Intramurals l,2,3,4. DELBERT KO HR Buzz Commercial Good-natured ..... takes life in a carefree manner . . . . .shy around girls . . . . . loves typing class . . . . .takes a lot of teasing . . . . .future undecided. Business Education Club 3,45 Baseball 3. .,, , Yr 82 , ,-l1ln..,, LOIS KREIDER Lols Commercial Long, blond hair ..... silly ..... slender figure . . . ..patronizes Magee's with Matthews ..... usually found in the center of a noisy group ..... attends school regularly ..... future beautician. Business Education Club 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 4, Girls Chorus lg Intramurals l,2. MARILYN KREIDER Marilyn Commercial Valedictorian ..... s m a l I ..... attractive wardrobe .. . . . President of F.H.A. . . . . .takes an active part in intramurals ..... editor of Hi-Times ..... sociable . . . . . intelligent . . . . .future secretary at L.V.C. Business Education Club 3,45 Library Club 2,3, F.H.A. 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 4, County Chorus 4, Class Officer l,3p Hi-Times Staff 2,3,4p Intramurals l,2,3,4. HENRY B. LANDIS Henry Academic Comical Randy in class play ..... short ..... Lee's pal ..... a terror driving that yellow Studebaker .. . . .full of wise-cracks . . . . . enioys hunting . . . . . future in the service. Band l,2,3,4p County Band l,4g Orchestra l,2,3.4, Class Play, 'track 2,3,4. CARL R. LEHMAN Gock Academic Handsome ..... likes to debate on any subiect ..... enioys track and football ..... easy to get along with ..... likes to tease girls ..... good student . . . . . planning to attend Penn. State. German Club 3,45 Band l,2,3,4, Orchestra 3,4, Hi- Times Staff 41 Football 3,47 Track 3,4. 83 R 'S ..uL-...,.- fr., . .. EILEEN FAY LEHMAN Eileen Commercial Pretty, dark hair . . . tall . . . capable . . . pet peeve-people who stare . . . outspoken . . . Mrs Smith's pet pupil . . . will make some boss a good secretary. Business Education Club 3,4, FHA 3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 4 Concert Choir 3,4, Girls Chorus l,2,3, County Chorus 4, Hi-Times Staff 4, Year Book Staff, Intramurals l,2,3,4. DOROTHY LENTZ Dot Commercial Peaches and cream complexion . . . most bashful . . . pretty hair . . . blushes easily . . . serious- minded . . . has a way with a needle . . . good future in office work. Business Education Club 3,47 Library Club 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4. RUSSEL LERCH Ted Academic Tall . . . lean . . . good Oogie in class play . . . favorite food-spaghetti . . . good student . . . dislikes sophisticated people . . . plays trombone in the band . . . college-bound. German Club 4, Hi-Y 2,3,4, Concert Choir l,2, Band l,2,3,4, Orchestra 2,3,4, County Band 4, Class Play, Year Book Staff, Basketball 2,3,4g Football 2,35 Track l,2,4. 1 ENOS R. LINGLE Amos Academic Good looking . . . barrels his Dad's Pontiac . . . loves history class . . . no initiative with opposite sex . . . pet peeve-nagging teachers . . . interested in Air Force. Biology Club 3, German Club 3,4, Track i,2,3,4. 84 1 .. sri- a .ir 5 '-,V . 1 f In., ROBERT MATTHEWS Bob Academic Everyone's friend . . . very changeable . . . self- taught piano player . . . always being teased . . . enjoys company of opposite seal , . . very active in church work. Concert Choir 3,41 Boys Chorus 2,3,4. WlLl.lAM MELHORN Bill Academic Walking encyclopedia . . . likes to argue . . . sports enthusiast . . . has a mind of his own . , . has plenty of unused ability . . . future undecided. Football 2,3,4, Track 3. JOEL MEYER Joel Commercial Handsome . . . speed demon . . . class flirt . . . neat, blue eyes . . . broad-shouldered . . . personality . . . attracted to opposite sex . . . future undecided. Football 3,4. RICHARD MOORE Rich Academic Brainy . . . rugged build . . . dry sense of humor . . . dresses neat , . . class president . . . German whiz . . . plans to attend college. German Club 3,45 Concert Choir l,2,3, Boys Chorus 3,41 County Chorus l,3f Class officer 4, Year Book Stott, Football 3,4, Track l,2,3,4 85 KEITH MOYER Keith Academic Dark . . . . handsome ..... t a k e s life easy . . . . . smooth ..... very fond of opposite sex ..... detests English class ..... slow talker ..... neat dresser . . . . .flirt ..... hopes to attend college. Football 2,3,4p Track 3. MARY JANE MUMMAU Mry .lane Commercial Shortest girl in the class . . . dresses well . . . a Stude- baker fanl . . . pretty blond hair . . . a newcomer this year who quickly became one of the gang . . .quiet, but makes her personality known. MILDRED NELSON Mildred Commercial Another petite miss...had one of the leads in the Senior play.. . never at a loss for words. . .wears a pretty sporkler on the third finger, left hand... 'know-how' with clothes. I.OlS OBERHOLTZER Lois Commercial The quiet type . . . dependability plus. . .always cheer- ful and smiling . . . will gladly lend a helping hand when needed . . . well-liked by everyone. 86 is-vm DORIS PAGE Doris Commercial Cute maiorette ..... long blond hair ..... fond of ice skating ..... aware of the latest fashions ..... flirtatious ..... good friend of Burkholder's. Business Education Club 3,47 Art Club l,2i FHA 4, Tri- Hi-Y 41 Girls Chorus l,2,3,4f Band l,2,3,4, Intramurals l,2,3,4. MARGARET A. PARSONS Peg Commercial Good student ..... helps with gym classes ..,.. active church worker ..... has a long hike to school ..... always willing to help ..... interested in social works. Business Education Club 3,47 Art Club 2,3,4g Library Club 2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Concert Choir 3,45 Girls Chorus l,2,3p County Chorus 4: Class Play: Hi-Times Staff 4, Palm Echo Staff, Intramurals l,2,3,4. CLAIR PHll.l.lPPY Clair Academic Short ..... cute grin ..... often spends his study hall time sleeping ..... drives a neat Ford convertible . . . . .employed by Pickel's drugstore . . . . . headed for the Navy. Class Play. 5 ,fi 'Magic' iQ, WZ!!- . nz 4, 2 JUDITH A. RAUSCH Judy General Pretty ..... dark eyes ..... not too concerned about school ..... pleasant ..... carefree ..... helps to run her dad's store ..... headed for matrimony. Business Education Club 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4. 87 Romanne Commercial Cf IU . PATRICIA L RAUSCH a Commercial Pretty dark complexion quiet soda lerk at Magees big dark eyes speedy typnst often seen with Letty future office worker Business Education Club 34 Trl HIY 4 Girls Chorus I HiTlmes Staff 4 Palm Echo Staff Intramurals I 2 3 4 ROMAINE F RHOADS Cute cheerleader car hop at Millie s member of Harvest Moon Ball court favorite expression that takes the cakel good commercial student Business Education Club 34 FHA 34 TrlHlY 4 Girls Chorus I 234 Cheerleaders 34 Intramurals I 2 3 4 TH ELMA V RODGERS Thelma Commercial Attractive brownette artistic ability has a liking for red hair flashes a diamond future secretary and housewife. Business Education Club 34- Art Club 3- FHA 34- TriAHi-Y 4- Girls Chorus l2- Class Officer I34- Hi- Times Staff I 2 3 4- Palm Echo Staff- Intramurals I 2 4. v I ,..-,,l,.,. ..- I m f r I JACQUELINE MAE SCHIMPF Jacquie Commercial Vivacious . . . leading lady in class play . . . crazy giggle . . . has a long walk to school from west end . . . original ideas in clothing . . . good seamstress. Business Education Club 3,45 Art Club 2, Library Club 2, FHA 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 4, Band l,2,3,4, Orchestra I,2,3,4g County Band 3,47 Class Play: Palm Echo Stall, Intramurals I. 88 A KL- KL I Q RACHEL MARIE SEAVERS Rachel Commercial Personality plus . . . Harvest Moon Ball Queen . . . likes to dance . . . active in sports . . . smiles easily . . . popular, eye-catching captain of cheering squad. Business Education Club 3,47 FHA 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 4, Concert Choir 4, Girls Chorus I,2,3,4y Ensemble I 44 County Chorus 4, Class Officer 3, Cheerleader 2,3,4, Hi-Times Staff I,2,3,4, Intramurals I,2,3,4. KENNETH RICHARD SELTZER Ken Academic Swell guy . . . hails from the Hill IGraveIJ . . . drives a crazy hot-rod . . . his iokes are the most . . . interested in industrial arts. Concert Choir 1,47 Boys Chorus 3,4, Football 2,3,4, Track 2. ANNA SHEPLER Anna Commercial Jolly laugh . . . hails from Campbelltown . . . Shirk's Anna-babee . . . carefree . . . pals around with Melba . . . likes to eat . . . plans to attend beauty culture school. Business Education Club 3.4, Tri-Hi-Y 45 Girls Chorus 3, Intramurals 3. RICHARD SHIRK Dick Academic Sharp dresser . . . came to us from Lebanon in Junior year . . . flirt . . . clothing salesman . . . smooth , . . fast talker I. . . foot-loose and fancy-free. Hi-Y 3,45 Band 3,4. 89 E X 'K' f s.,i BARBARA SMITH Barb Commercial Blue-eyed blond ..... flirt ..... good soprano voice . . . . . hails from Lancaster . . . . . barrels her own Ford .....giggles.....likes to talk.....works at Angie's. Business Education Club 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Concert Choir 4, Girls Chorus 4, Ensemble I, 4, County Chorus 4. FAYE A. SMITH Faye Academic Pert ..... attractive brownette ..... sweet smile ..... travels to school on the bus ..... active 4-H Club member ..... participates in sports ..... future in the medical field. German Club 3,4, FHA 3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Girls Chorus 2,3, Hi-Times Staff 4, Intramurals 2,3,4. MELBA SMITH Melba Commercial Known for her bashfulness ..... beautiful, dark, no- turally-curly hair ..... soft voice ..... always seen with Anna ..... another of our engaged girls. Business Education Club 3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Girls Chorus 3. DONNA LOU STARK Donna Commercial Shapely blond ..... tall ..... safely pilots her dad's Hudson ..... portrayed an excellent Mitzi in the class play ..... Lois' friend ..... interested in secre- tarial work. Business Education Club 3,4, Library Club 4, FHA 3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Concert Choir 3,4, Girls Chorus I,2, County Chorus 4, Class Play, Intramurals I,2,3,4. 90 ff' N8 v . NVQ, .V I F JACK STECKMAN Steele Academic Good-looking ..... smooth dancer ..... always sleep- lng ..... very fond of opposite sex ..... expert hooky player ..... star pitcher on our championship baseball team ..... future undecided. Baseball 2,3,47 Basketball l,2,37 Football 2,3,4. GAIL SUMMY Gail Academic Friendly ..... library and gym assistant ..... member to the cheering squad ..... proud possessor of a diamond ..... spends leisure time writing letters ..... headed for a nursing career. GAA 47 Library Club 47 German Club 3,47 FHA 47 Tri-Hi-Y 47 Cheerleader 3,47 Intramurals 2,3,4. JAN ET E. SWARTZ Jan Commercial Versatile ..... good student ..... musical ability . . . . . proud possessor of a Frat pin ..... peppy mem- ber of cheering squad ..... athletically inclined ..... future secretary and housewife. Business Education Club 3,47 Ensemble l,47 County Chorus 47 Class Officer 47 Intramurals l,2,3,47 Cheerleader 3,47 Hi-Times Staff 47 Year Book Staff 47 Girls Chorus l,2,3,47 FHA 3,47 Tri-Hi-Y 4. DAVID L. THOMAS Dove Commercial Popular ...,. cute ..... has a 4-mile hike to school . . . . .friendly to everyone . . . . . alert third baseman . . . . . easy-going personality . . . . . holds a part-time iob. Concert Choir I7 Baseball 2,3,47 Basketball 27 Football 2,3,4. 91 X JAMES WAGNER lm Commercial Considered bashful roller skating fiend drives his own Chevvie dlsllkes school ambition to loin the Navy HIY 234 NATHAN S WAGNER Nate Commercial Happy go-lucky tall center on basketball team mischievous quite a characterl popular everyones friend class clown future undecided Business Education Club 34 Basketball i234 SAMUEL WALBORN Sam Academic Brown wavy hair helps his uncle as a butcher mlchievous grin always ready to defend Studebakers plans to loin the Navy Football 34 MARY ANN WENGER Mary Ann Commercial Peppy cheerleader . . . petite . . . pleasant personality . . . versatile . . . lust loves pizza . . . good student . . . outstanding athlete . . . blue flirtatious eyes . . . sharp dresser . . .V future secretary. Business Education Club 34- Library Club l 2 3- FHA 34- Tri-Hi-Y 4- Concert Choir 3 4- Girls Chorus l 2 3- Ensemble I 4- County Chorus 4- Class Play- Cheer- leader 2 34- Hi-Times StaFt l 234- Palm Echo Staff- lntramurals l 2 3 4. C... i. f,K L, cf W, , f 'I I , t ,iq x l V I iff L I t i L, vc NAOMI YIENGST Naomi Commercial Class clown . . . well liked . . . can't stay out of trouble . . . loads of fun . . . pet peeve-Mr. Smith's nagging . . . future ottice worker and housewife. Business Education Club 3,45 FHA 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Girls Chorus 1,25 Intramurals l,2,3,4. JOHN DAVID YOHN Dave Academic Outstanding all-around athlete . . . Randy's pal . . . takes life easy . . . massive shoulders . . . record- breaker in sports . . . interested in college., Basketball l,2,3,4g Football l,2,3,4, Track l,2,3,4. 93 famnum----Q ' -' re'-M - - ' .Snr -ala? Qi! ,,.. ,. . ,...,,,, ,. 7.1.-....- -v.-W.. . ...-. W. Baccalaureate Ui? fi, At Baccalaureate a few girls were serious and thoughtful, while a few boys were overioyed at the prospect of leaving. On May 22, 1955, the Baccalaureate service was held at the Palmyra High School Auditorium. The service was begun with the Processional by the Junior-Senior Orchestra, under the direction of An- thony J. Gerace. The Invocation by Rev. Warren E. Adams was followed by the Scripture by Rev. Joseph W. Schober and Prayer by Rev. Chester B. Starr. Selections by the Mixed Ensembles under the direction of Mrs. Phyllis Cobello preceded the sermon by Rev. Melvin E. Patrick. One Golden Moment was the title of Rev. Patrick's sermon. This theme pertained to the importance of the time of graduation. He left the graduating class with the thought that lite is filled with Golden Moments ot which graduation is only the beginning. Rev. Charles E. Chamberlain pronounced the Benediction after which the orchestra played the Recessional. 94 Commencement Row 1-Mary Ann Wenger, Mary Jane Mummau, Faye Smith, Carol Ford, Janet Hetrick, Gloria Hartman, Thelma Rodgers, Mildred Nelson. Row 2-Randolph Garrison, Jack Steckman, Wayne Hummer, Herman Gutshall, Marilyn Kreider, Oletta Kopp, Patricia Rausch, Barbara Smith, Doris Page, Gail Summy, Jacquline Schimpf, Dorothy Jurell, Yvonne Brightbill, Arthur Ging- rich, David Thomas, Clair Phillippy, Delbert Kohr. Row 3-Richard Moore, Lee Howard, Melba Smith, Anna Shepler, Naomi Yiengst, Romana Barnhart, Faye Burkholder, Nancy Bachman, Joanne Henry, Janet Swartz, Rachel Seavers, Eileen Lehman, Donna Stark, Lois Kreider, Naomi 'Bashore, Lois Oberholtzer, Margaret Parsons, Dorothy Lentz, Doris Emswiler, Romaine Rhoads, Ronald Barto, Henry Landis. Row 4-Joel Meyer, Joel Grace, James Wagner, Enos Lingle, John Fridy, Peter Foltz, Carl Lehman, John Yohn, John Gingrich, Richard Shirk, Russel Lerch, Nathan Wagner, Robert Matthews, Donald Heilman, Norman Gray, Robert Hartman, Terry Gingrich, Samuel Walborn, William Melhorn, Kenneth Seltzer, Edgar Gish, Keith Moyer. The fifty-third annual Commencement took place Thursday evening, May 26 at the Palmyra High School. While the graduating class of '55 was busily preparing to go on stage, the orchestra played several classical selections. The Invocation was given by Rev. Charles E. Chamberlain. Following the Invocation five senior boys played a trumpet march, The Armory. Philip Loveioy, world traveler and well known speaker, presented a grad- uation message entitled Make Way for Tomorrow. He brought out the question, What would you be if you could be anything you wanted to be? With this question as an illustration he indicated that in present times anyone can realize his ambitions if he shows certain qualities: intellectual inquisitiveness and ability to surmount obstacles. He also spelled the word success: S-simplicity, U-understanding,C-character,C-courage, E-endeav- or, S-sincerity, S-service. This message was forcefully given and full of inspiration. After Mr. Loveioy's talk a fine arrangement of Trees was sung by the Senior Girl's Ensemble. When the audience's applause ceased, the the big moment came. Mr. Hartz introduced Dr. Forney who presented the diplomas. After every senior had been recognized the Benediction was given by Rev. Chamberlain. lt's hard to realize, but some of the people who left the stage that night as the orchestra played would never see each other again. 95 '-W-1 ft Class Poem One day in '43, innocent, no more gleefully free, ,We embarked upon our school career, hopefully, expectantly All the answers we thought we knew, But as the days sped on our disillusionment grew. After the passage of six years, we entered Junior High, And O! the problems that we met as time flew quickly by! But the fun, the merry pranks, the happy harmonies Filled our stay at P. H. S. with happy memories. At the end of our first big adventure in life We pause, reflecting on the fun and strife That we've encountered along our way In those mad moments of each day. Yet we never can forget the happy days at P. H. S. For they are the foundation of our anticipated success. Carol Ford, Marilyn Kreider ' fi. ? u lylfsw..-m-as .an . .l...., L . 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