Paradise Township High School - Tanawan Yearbook (Paradise, PA)

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Foreword ................... ,..,. 4 In Appreciation ......... ..... 4 Dedication ..............,,,......,.. ..... 5 Principal's Message ....... ..... 7 Faculty .............................. ..... 8 Seniors .................... .......... 1 2 Underclassmen .....,... .......... 2 5 Sports ,........,.......... .......... 5 5 Music .......... .......... 4 5 Activities ......... ...,...... 4 8 Patrons ....... .......... 6 5 Ads ........,.. ........., 6 4 Appreciatiozz . . We, the members of the class of 1955, wish to sincerely thank all those who participated in the publication of this book. We especially want to extend our thanks to our advisors, Mr. Eshelman and Miss Fulginiti for their assistance. We also want to thank our patrons and teachers as well as our photographers, Mr. Long and Mr. York and our publisher, Mr. Wolf. Through their co-operation, our efforts have been fulfilled in making this book possible. 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With a deep sense of satisfaction, we, the Board of Education, are pleased to extend to each of you in the class of '53 our heartiest congratulations. You have completed the established course in our school system and we are conhdent that each of you will be able to find your place in this ever-changing world. Paradise Township is rightly proud of the youth graduated from its High School. We can look with pride on the hue scholastic records attained by those of our Alumni who have entered various colleges in the past. lt is diflicult to enumerate or to sum up the vast accomplishments and high achievements of our graduates who have passed through these portals and have gone onward and upward to new heights of success. Nevertheless, it is easy enough to reason that because of them this com- munity is a better place in which to live. So, we trust that you, too, will bc able to go forth to meet the challenge that will confront you in this great day of opportunity. You have our best wishes for a happy and successful life. BOARD OF EDUCATION Sur edifdge FROM OUR SUPERVISING RINCIPAL You, the members of the graduating class, have reached an important milestone in your lives. This is an important time for you. It is also equally important for your schoolmates, your parents and your friends. The interest of the whole community is centered around your Commencement and rightly so, for the schools represent the largest investment in this community. The community has made an investment of dollars and cents in you and they are eager to wish you well in this graduation season. To everyone of you is given a life to be lived. You want to do your best and make the most of it. The big question that confronts you is how to accomplish the most with the energies, the powers, and the talents at your command. Of course, life is large and short. It is impossible to grasp all of its meaning at once, so you must make your choice, you must choose. It becomes necessary to pick out the vital and essential things of life, and to cast aside those things not essential. This may seem easy now, but as time goes on, the world will not prove to be the same as it seemed in the quiet surroundings of your high school career. Life becomes harder to handle than you once thought. Theories fail. It is the hope of your faculty that your school has helped you develop the talents which are yours, and has helped you to recognize your own capabilities. It is the hope of your teachers that you have been inspired to seek your goal to the best of your ability. No one can ask or expect you to do better. It is a good plan to let go of pretense, worry, discontent and self-seeking if you would make the best of your life and substitute work, friendship, love, faith and understanding. Glory, fame, and renown are to be sought, but may not always be captured. Worry not about the acclaim of the crowds. Your best judge is yourself. When you are pleased with your real self, when you can tell yourself that you have done the best that you can with the talents that you have, then you have conquered your frontier. Someone has aptly and beautifully said: Life is the mirror of king and slave, 'Tis just what we are and so, Then give to the world the best you have, And the best will come back to you. Steadiecl by the experience of your parents and friends and guided by their counsel and careg equipped with the training which our school has endowed you with, clothed in the faith and trust of youth, with all the enthusiasm and vigor that belongs to the young, may you go forth into the world and find all the happiness, success, and the realization of all the dreams you have held thru the years, Congratulations and good luck to you upon reaching your graduation. May your hope be high as you go forth into life. ARTHUR W. ESHELMAN, Supa. Priu. Seven FACULTY ARTHUR W. ESI-IELMAN Elizabethtown College-B. S. Columbia University-M. A. Temple Graduate-Graduate Study Previous Experience: Milton Grove School, Mount Joy Township: Principal, Fulton Township High School: Elizabethtown College Summer Sessions: Supervising Principal, Paradise High Schools Subjects: Chemistry and Physics GEORGE ALTHOUSE, JR. Elizabethtown College-B. S. Franklin and Marshall College Temple University-M. Ed. Previous Experience: Paradise Township Schools Subjects: English, Social Studies, Econo- mics, Guidance, Basketball and Baseball Coach. Eight -r Q . .: 'I J' - F 4 .I i , fix ll' I !, v . Q mcg ' I ,. N 4. .nh I l . M 'wr I - 1 . MARY. L. FULG INITI Millersville State Teachers College -B. S. Columbia University-Summer School Previous Experience: Paradise Township Schools Subjects: Mathematics MRS. SALLY B. XYJIKER University of Pennsylvania-B. S. Franklin and Marshall-M. Ed. Previous Experience: Lancaster Cleft Pal- ate Clinic, Paradise Township Schools Subjects: English, French. Girls' Health, Library ROBERT C. DENLINGER Franklin and Marshall College -A. B. Previous Experience: Denver Boro High School, Paradise Township Schools Subjects: Social Studies, Science, High School Physical Education, Boys' Health, Guidance Nine gas was may as as H if mi. may was-S .. femme N.,. f 255,12 'assi w 'sg f Wm 'Wea 1-1. Haan X si., X SKY' Nu K-,saws as 32, HW 1 ,Q Q H :X f Las am as , ax We mmm as lf-Wi J sf NK- W 88:5 W sd gpm H gas nr! ii -i xx E l me Q -.L-as gg K Ame Um-Yee I .I N. - ,. es-B M'-'sins .. N ' ' Y vase. W Y:-:g e W syn 1: as L . je ffriafili 5,55 -: E Q .R MEM, s .:. 5 mf' ff : as si is l Magis E ,rg is Qgswa wf in fi E E 2 W ss: yi ix' 5 Y Q,-flaigai if qw' .Q if 9, H, fc:uf:'!i1i?s.:Y5 ' 'iw E :1 ., .,., . ..... an is 1 of E if S: uf 1 'f ei v we is K if E7 :iz 1 a ggi, Zi 1 r H K Y is Q fi aa fi M15 as fi 5. A , 5 New Q is if e , , ' M, 55,33 use E is E is gf sw W ,, we Q51 ar is . V sms is a I: ,.,.,.,. Q. W a ,. , B:,,:a A 5' - XX P5 'E E S i K, -- M HH. ,w ,1 is Y ve. VA N 5 5-me so . - R ' 51 S7 Y L is I S I. K H w ., Q A 1 ,ij guys: . X , , , X gi Q - ..: -.. H ' -. 1. ' pp : Z A j hx. bf, 'ii' ' 1 , 'i .4525 q . P- N H ke .f Q H f. Ve if i. ei fs is ii lil if ev, . tl 'Q' wil -gl JUANITA KRAUSE Indiana State Teachers College -B. S. Previous Experience: Paradise Township Schools Subjects : Commercial jOI'IN KOSHUTA West Chester State Teachers Col- lege-B. S. Subjects: J, B. T.. Instrumental Music MRS. JOY D. KOSHUTA West Chester State Teachers Col- lege-B. S. Subjects: Social Studies, Choral Music Ten ,pm -.X MRS. PAULINE R. REESE Millersville State Teachers College --B. S. Previous Experience: Southern Lancaster County High School, Paradise Township Schools Subjects: Departmentalized 7th and 8th Grades, High School Physical Education RICHARD M. BRADLEY Millersville State Teachers College WB. S. Previous Experience: Leacock Township, Pa radise Township Schools Subjects: Departmentalized 7th and 8tl Grades, Jr. High Basketball Coach MRS. RI-IODA W. HOSTETTER Lancaster General Hospital-R. N. 'l West Chester State Teachers Col- lege Pennsylvania State College Previous Experience: Paradise and Salis- bury Township Schools Subjccts: School Nurse, Home Nursing Eleven mm mg m ss a ss ss w EE Z, +54 ma Tug BUQNAEEQ mangas mam B . ss sm mm K5 E, 522 SEE Egg was mm mm mm mms sms E, m 5 g was sg - WWW .2 M E -::- .M . .. 8 my ma: sms mn m a um mwmmgfwn HWmfsEWE WSEZQMSMS mag 512 5 V- Q E .,. ala m H ss mmm mn a EE' sm ma ss a .mm an f ss mn mmm mm fm xml ELA .mg M.. xx x f ,sf 'mx xs 5 QE 2' 1: wki' 'T :xg Q Y nm H E H E H s W WWE S rw,x1gx3:sQ45 H 55-QM, s in smiggigsi gg sm:r,sB,a. Mwasfmx was ms wiilwk- TXHBHHKUE 552.53339 amp-fw swf Q 2 sag Q 5 Ss: gm H S8 a ms a 4 an 5 au,-Uv xx-as-wi 1 a ' -Qzxixfil' JZ ,-mpg swings a w ss m a xx a wma 1 ss mm a me as 4 x E 5 5555 x Q Quik? 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Tanawan Editorial Staff: Class Vice-President, 1: President 2, 3, 4: Boys Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed 1, 2, 3, 4: County Chorus 3: Operetta Lead onor Society 3, 4: Fire Patrol 1: Letter Club President 4: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Soccer 4: Jr.-Sr. Play 4: District Chorus 4. W. DONALD SHIRK Vice PRESIDENT Course: C0?ll:lILC7'0i!Ll Business Man...likes to argue . . . good dancer. . .HIllIlG1' Willy . Tanawan Subscription Sc Circulation Manager: Pion- eer 1, 2, 3: Business Manager 4: Class Treasurer 3: Class Vice-President.-1: Mixed Chorus 3: jr. 8: Sr. Play 3. 4: Commercial Club Vice-President 4: Bas- ketball 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3. 4. ,W Molto: Today ll7e I7ollozu-Tomorrow llye Lead. Floufer: TaliJ'1mu1 Rare Colorr: Forert Green and llybile Advisors: Mr. Arthur W. Eshelman 'Q' .XX , Miss Mary L. Fulginiti jUDI'I'H E. MILLER 'liumsrmuu C0'lI.'l'H6.' Com.mc'rciul Attractive . . . cute smile . . . would make efficient secretary . . . cheerleader. Tanawan Business Manager: Pioneer 4: Class Secre- tary 1, 2, 3: Class Treasurer 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Band Presi- dent 4: County Chorus 3: Operetta Lead 4: Honor Society 3, 4: May Day Court 3: Magazine Team Cap- tain 3: Commercial Club President 4: Letter Club Secretary-Treasurer 4: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4. NANCY V. JOHNSON SECRETAIW Course: Academic Friend of all. . .zu'tistic. . .that sneeze. . . accompanist. Tanawan Co-editor: Pioneer 3: Pioneer Art Editor 4: Class Treasurer 1, 2: Class Secretary 4: Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Band Secretary 4: County Chorus 3: O eretta Lead 2, 3. 4: jr.-Sr. Play 3: National Honor society 2, 3. 4: May Day Court 2: Cheerleader 1. 2, 3, 4: D-Estrict Chorus 4. Thirteen ww as l .runs me i :gel ..+E if is E ,a . Nfl., .... .,.:.ir5W5.gi. H. WILLARD BRACKBILL Course: General Masculine voice. . .tuba tootcr. . . good-naturecl. ..d1'ivcs a Pep Boys Plymouth. Tanawan Business Staff: Buys Glec Club 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Band 3, 4: Operetta Lead 4: Photography Club Vice- President 4: Baseball 1, 2. FRED L. DENLINGER Course: Gevwral Mischievous. . .that wuvel. . .a good pal. . .likes Business Arithmetic fjokel. Tanawan Editorial Staff: Boys Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Fire Patrol 2: Mixed Chorus Vice-President 4: Soc- cer 4: Jr.-Sr. Play 4. DALE D. DOUTRICH Course: General Hails from Salisbu1'y...chased by underclassmen. . .works with his dad. . .loves chemistry'?? Tanawan Business Staff: Boys Glee Club 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Band 4. PATSY A. ESHELMAN Course : Acaflcmic Good taste in clothes. . .takes re- sponsibility. . .honor roll. . .flutist. Tanawan Co-editor: Pioneer 1, 2: Pioneer Co-editor 3, 4: Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Band Treasurer 4: County Band 2, 3: Dis- trict Band 2, 4: District Orchestra 4: Operetta Lead 2, 3, 4: Jr.-Sr. Play 3, 4: Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Basketball Scorc- keeper 3, 4. ALAN R. BROWN Course: Gc'1wwLl H Happy-go-lucky. . .yodlcr . . . Navy bound. . .class joker. Tanawan Business Staff: Boys Glce Club 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Color Guard 4: Basketball 2, 3: Baseball 2, 3, 4. jANICE M. DENLINGER Course: C0'll1.'Hl.L I'CiLll Modest. . .heaclecl for Bible School . . .those pearly teeth. . .coopera- tive. Tanawan Editorial Staff: Pioneer 1, 4: Girls Glee Club 1, 3: Mixed Chorus 2: Librarian 3, 4: Library Club Treasurer 4: Art Club Secretary 4: Commercial Club Treasurer 4. W '21 'sa ' if . ' ' 1 ,', , 'Hera 'raw ' Q Q-'J.QlNg2 - . L f-f l PEARL Q Course: Shortic . . .book Tanawan 3. 4. MILDRED E. GOOD Coufrse: Commercial Unprcdictable. . .on-the-go . . . out- spoken. . .exuberant Tanawan Business Staff: Pioneer 2, 3, 4: Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Librarian 3, 4: Magazine Team Captain 4. LOUISE HERSHEY JULIA A. GRAYBILL Course: Commercial ilk y HH po- u Cnn:1r:.m'c1'n.l of the class...wavy hair WOl'm. . . inquisitive. Editorial Staff: Mixed Chorus Friendly.. .seen with Janice . . . Pioneer typist...Hank Snow fan. Tanawan Editorial Staff: Pioneer 4: Girls Glee Club 1, 3: Mixed Chorus 2: Libra- rian 3, 4: Library Treasurer 4. x as an 'L RAYMOND L. KAUFFMAN iz' 'Q Y Cowrscf: Academic WILLIAM E. HERSH Course: General Sharp. . . Give me your comb! . . energetic in sports. . .Casanova. Tanawan Editorial Staff: Boys Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Mixed Chorus President 4: Band 2, 3, 4: County Chorus 3: Operetta Lead 3, 4: Fire Captain 3, 4: Magazine Home Room Captain 4: Basket- ball 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Soccer 4: Jr.-Sr. Play 4. GTI Chemistry brain. . .curly hair. . . witty remarks. . . south paw . Tanawan Editorial Staff: Basketball 3 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. 3 PAULINE A. LEFEVRE Course: Commcfrcial A silent listener. . .typing Whiz. . . well-mannered. . .hidden piano tal- Tanawan Editorial Stalf: Pioneer 1: Girls Glee Club 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Com- M rnercial Club Sccetarygl. DONNA E. MELLINGER Course: Commercial Energetic. . .short and quick. . . Bob . . .sports enthusiast. Tanawan Advertising Manager: Pioneer 3: Circulation Manager 4: Glee Club 1: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3: Majorette 3, 4: Safety Patrol 2, 3: Fire Patrol 2, 3: Magazine Business Manager 3, 4: Cheerleader 1, 3. SARA R. MYERS T Course: Comm.eo'cia.l Commercial student. . .goes steady . . .likes to roller skate. . .future housewife. Tanawan Editorial Staff: Pioneer 1: Girls ,Q Glee Club 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4. JOHN R LINDIICAMP C0717 st' Oznfzul Spoits ofliclal always controls tempo-1'?. . .those hair cuts. . .lives in Kinzer City. Tanawan Editorial Staff' Class Vice-Prcsi- dent 3' Fire Patrol 3' Fife Chief 4' Bas- ketball Manager 1' Basketball 2 3: Base- 1. 2 , 4' jr.-Sr. Pla, . EVERETT R. NEWSWANGER Course: G67Zt37'Il.l' Mr. Koshuta's right hand man... class tenor. . .states his opinions. . . future farmer. Tanawan Assistant Advertising Manager: Pioneer 1, 2, 3: Pioneer Typist 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus Librarian 4: Operetta Lead l, 3, 4: President Photography Club 4: jr.-Sr. Play 4. i MARIAN E. LOCKWOOD Coiwso: Comnz-crcifzl Quiet. . .good student . . . faithful librarian. . .average woman driver. Tanawan Editorial Staff: Pioneer 4: Safety Patrol 2, 3, 4: Librarian 3. 4. RICHARD E. MILLER Course: General' Fast man on basketball team. . . quiet, sometimes. . Aiorist. . .drives Bel Air. Tanawan Art Editor: jr.-Sr. Play 3: Letter Club Vice-President 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, v a' V X ri ,411- 'UW- i MARGARET L. PROBST Course: Conimercial One of our friends from Strasburg . . .hillbilly fan. . .takes life easy . . .P:1uline's companion at work. Tnnawan Editorial Staff: Pioneer 1: Glec Club 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3. 4. , ' V L , 41 FLORENCE A. ROHRER Course : Academic Sociablc. . .attractive . .musical . . better known as Tump . Tanawan Editorial Staff: Pioneer 4: Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Band Librarian 4: Oneretta Lead 4: Fire Patrol l, 4. 'R Gm ri ELVA JEAN SLAYMAKER Course: Acaclcfmic Vivacious. . .interest lies outside of school...futu1'e nurse . . . dark, sparkling eyes. Tanawan Editorial Staff: Pioneer 3, 4: Girls Glee Club 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Operetta Lead 4: Librarian 3: Librarian President 4: Art Club President 4. CLARA M. YODER Course: COHIHI-C'7'Cil1,l Dependable. . .likes to think. . .def- initc ideas. . .indispensible Pioneer reporter. Tanawan Editorial Staff: Pioneer 1, 2, 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Safety Patrol 2, 32 Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4. JACQUELINE P. SECUNDA Course: C07lll71.C7'6'iCll Jolly disposition. . .DifTie's. . .owner of an unusual laugh. . .those hair styles. Tanawan Editorial Staff: Girls Glee Club 1, 2: Mixed Chorus 1, 2: Jr. 8: Sr. Play 3, 45 Librarian 1, 2, 33 President of Y-Teen Club: Girls Basketball 1. WORDS 81 MUSIC Words and music by Florence Roh Hjjllld lslliiill Eleislfe. the 'liwgn -'Eu se-ven'.jo3s,Si'y.-tqen in-ls and e-le-ven B .ily-lu-sic as For us a Q H1 9 M, Allour nl-:m-bers ry:-vu -flinch' 'C C C ea l-5 omcfn-am-Far and wwf 0,5-usi. to sf-and and fomi- lvfth pl-Hel 'H F5FFl5FlHlFl0 Best o-F all we've, gotthe. by-ams, Watch us mack 0lll 'hUhf5'l' aims , In fha class-mom Pen-ails 1-mea, Home-work han-Jedm gs praised- Z Our- cho-ruls and our band A Q-hh B , v- e est ones m th land- Para-dase. Hljk Siouldslnosd: withjlcc For- the class of Fff-ty-'tfhv-e.e.. fuFmg HrFlE-lllglllw 'wlflluzlall Green and Wl1itc,Gr-een and white, Lift the laan-ner-1Jwav-Jthe skjj flwgfmgiz FFEFPF 'l-4515 5344419 Green and white , Gwen and wlmifeg Fil-'IJ-'tln-ee For-Q-ver lwfjlm. 'FG Fllflzlgll 0 s U -B head an spar-fs e-vents, Win-mn 1'-To our hearts can talk, A Loon lNTO THE FUTURE As I was taking my daily ride to Mars in my Space Ship Terra , I happened to get on the wrong beam of light. While I was trying desperately to get back on Beam 53, a cloud of smoke and a noise out of this world passed me like a falling star. Then in a moment the smoke cleared and the Space Ship Chevy was revealed. I saw a little old driver so lively and quick, and knew in a moment it must be Dick. After following Dick to Mars, I stopped him to reminisce about our school days. I asked him if he knew the occupations and whereabouts of the Class of '53. Since he was top Space Cadet of the day, he was well versed in this field. This is what he related to me: Raymond, Henry, and Fred are playing professional football at University of the Milky Way located on Saturn. They had the honor of being chosen All Americans last year. Donna and Sara are leading domestic lives and by all accounts, are kept busy with their families. Nancy models in New York and is engaged to marry Robert Tiller, the famous movie actor. Bill, our sailor, is making the Navy, where he has become the head of the Naval Reserves, his life-time job. judy and Patsy are now teachers at Paradise High School. Judy is the secretarial science teacher and Patsy is head of the mathematics department. Donald has established an American dancing school in Paris. He is teaching the mademoiselles of Paris the Bunny Hop and the Charleston . I Willard is the World's Champion hot rod Racer. He is now making a tour over the universe. julia and- Janice, law partners, just won the most important case in history. The case was Bob Hope vs. Alan Brown. Hope was stealing Alan's jokes so Alan brought suit against Bob. Dale, an established contractor, has rebuilt the White House. The President allowed him to plan and build according to his own judgment. ' Margaret is president of Hubley's Toy Factory where she is directing the production of a gun that shoots ice. During a world series game, john, our umpire, was involved in an argument, but knowing john, you can guess who won the argument. Clara is now in Africa serving as a secretary to the famous evangelist, Billy Graham. Everett, a famous conductor at Carnegie Hall, presented 12 concerts in the past week. Mildred is now happily married to a lawyer and often assists him with some cases, using her knowledge of law obtained at PHS. Elva jean is training to be a nurse, but as a side line she sells greeting cards. Florence is teaching departmentalized 7th and Sth grades. She had previous experience with 8th graders prior to her graduation from Paradise. Pauline and Marian are secretaries to important statesmen in Washington, D. C. Pauline is employed by the Secretary of State and Marian by the Secretary of Defense. Pearl Louise owns a stand at the local market where she sells rare herbs. Finding all accounts favorable, I continued my Hight into space. Signing aj, I am jackie, Youa Caour. Nineteen 0UR CLASS Below: Vile pledge allegiance to our country, 1 mamma is Yi we- V. h 5 z if mmm 1949-50 VVe began our high school life in 1949 with Edison W. I3 l e vin s serving as our advisor. Officers elected for our 'lbope me .. freshman year were as fol- 'YIM' Coll 11. 1 lows: President, Richard Miller: Yicc-l'resiclent, Henry Benner: Secretary, ,lualy Millcrg Treasurer, Nancy Johnson. Some of the outstanding events during our first year included our party, The Freshman Funhouse , thc purchasing of school rings, and our trip to Hershey Park on the last day of school. S 450 Se! . ba Q 011 If 'I1 . 'rg-Albee ,bay ll, .vt ofbopbrffvll 11, 9 Twenty P. . 7' be A4. 4' -, - ,. el '70 l 00 '5-111 42-1 Fw, ,gm Qs-1 I1 'uhm at I1 If 0, -if I 'Ur . l I 11,110 ly, If. 11010 4' ,. boi ff- k-P 'lfo '30 hiya se 111,01 00 w lN ACTION . ut time eiilcle . xfilc ,-to x -tml .CU- . ef.. .. +1 ' zxkfllln YUHUK 0lfiCe ul Below znxtirlll Ui 000' ww ' ,M 3 450 liqhve' -:iss We fo 1 Xt, - it 1950-51 As sophomores, with Miss Mary L. Fulginiti as advisor, we elected the following officers: ww 9.-wicca' President, Henry Ilennerg .emvtmneu Vice-President, Isaac Her- -We vfacuc shey, Jr.g Secretary, -Iucly Mill- Nirfi erg Treasurer, Nancy johnson, On February 16, we sponsored a party, Cupid's Capers for the high school students and faculty. A trip to Philadelphia to visit historical points of interest completed our sophom ore year. Twenty-one .,L.4kgwA..FK ,AE SENIORS WORK Ex N um. ovt.. . ui- ii drug 0 'r 'JCM . 'n1.Vz L ,CL e rhe prof-,len Eff. , is of . Pulurg Ur HA' fu,-, . on the Htnhillic sci:-firms C0 rice-mm t- 1951-52 Our third year in high school was spent with Mrs. Sally ll. NViker as homeroom teacher. As juniors, we elected the following officers: President, Henry Bennerg Vice-President, john Lindecanipg Secretary, ,Indy Miller, Treasurer, Donald Sliirlc. Pennants, emblems, and hats were ordered in our newly selected class colors, forest green and white. Class rings were also purchased. Some of our contributions to the school social life were a dance, The Platter Hop , and a school party in the form of a square dance. The biggest event of the year, the junior-Senior reception, was held at the Stevens House in Lancaster. By our combined efforts, funds for this banquet were raised through a Hake and Soup sale. VVe closed our third year with a trip to Hershey. 1952-53 In our final year at Paradise High, Mr. Arthur VV. Eshelman and Miss Mary L, Fulgniniti served as advisors. Senior olhcers were as follows: President, Henry Benner, Vice-President, Donald Shirkg Secre- tary, Nancy johnson, Treasurer, Judy Miller. Gur dance, The Holly Hop, was held after the VVest Lampeter basketball game, , During the entire year we worked in our respective departments of the Tanawan staff. Publi- cation of the Tanawan was made possible by combining our efforts and ideas. Our three-day trip to Wlashington D. C, highlighted our last months at l . H. S. l rneneement climaxed our high school career, but opened Class night, baccalaureate, am com the door to the future. Twenty-ifwo x n,A A mary v mmm . fx mxq Am ms mn an HF kms ,W 1, :gy Mm f me ..rv Yiifg-in ww' A X--Sym . , -5. M. 12:15 i, 6. . , M 1 . Q www. -.3 1 ww-, Q wma , ' 'S .lUNIOR gang-mssgq --.,.--f.......4 Pl? ' .. First Row-Left Lo Right: Jean Munimaw, l,in1la lluffeckcr, Shirley Rinccr, jenn lf:-ullc, llulmlu llcrsliry, jzicl: linac-mn. Second Row-Xlrs XYike1', Janet Fouik, Nancy Ilarkconi, Esther Melliuger, liilccn Shirlc, Puffy Axe, lilizzihelli Lcfuvcr, llurix llerslicy. Third Row-Arlene Singer, Phyllis Kurtz, Joyce Charles. Roy XVitn1er, lidith 'l,nclqwuml, Ilinm- Ilziir, Nm-mn l,zulcr:1ch, IH-ggy Mills. Fourth Row.-Alctn llershey, llaviil Benner, Kitty l,nu XVinters, Ruhcrl llustetler, liugfzne 'I'rm1l, Ilry:n1XYr:ngur. Twenty-fvur cum Umm PI'6'.l'jllEllf PATSY Axle Vive Pl'U.l'jl!L'llf DAVID BIQNNIQR Serrelm'y LINDA I-IUIPFIZCKER 7ql'Uzl,l'llI'l'I' Ei.1zAu12TH Lmfuvizn CLASS 'l'hc class of '54 ciiltriwcl l':tratlisc I E, is ,isis 'Q High St-litml StflllL'11lll0l' 5, USU, with lilly mcmlmt-rs, t'H'tircrs wort- Ab 1.-lcctccl anil jztcluets :tml rings orml- Ove L-real. 'l'hc class pzxrty, Thu Ifrcsh- 1 ,. H man l9rolic , was their hig cvcnt ul' .4- I w A Y', thc year, 'VIf,A, -S' ,I- . . fl Mr. lllcvms sc-rvccl in thc capa- '60 rity of limncrmmi lc: ' 'l'h fall of 10 New hers 617, c Sl'bDll0IllU1'CS rctiirm-cl in tht' C' Sl with forty mcmhcrs. oflit-ui's anrl lirc patrol meni- wuru ulcclucl. 'Ilhc SUllllUl1lUI'CS slmxlsmwcl at sclmml party, 'llhc- Y Iiig l11ch,' arlmissimi tn which was rlctcrmincil hy waist mcasnrcnicnl Mr. Altlmust- was limncrmmi la-aclicr. In 19:12, thc vlass was tlcrwascrl 10 lVVCllly-SCYkfll incinlmt-x's. Magcnla ami gray wort: sclcctcml as class cnlwrs anal class rings we-it purcl Th mlihc iascrl. c juniors hcltl thvir claucc, llllllllj' l-lop, aftcr a lmaskm,-t hall gruuc. Planning fur thc -Iuniur-Senior rcccption took up mucli timu in the latter part uf the yuar. Mrs. VVikcr scrvcml as faculty acl visor. ft rfx FF' Above: Pliysicists rlelvc iutu the wave theory uf mattrr. Twenty-Jive ove: Cnnsistent practice is ewsential in the perfection nf slmrtliz-uid. SOPHOMDRE First row-Left to right: Violet Groff, Thelma Rynier, Gene Gieter, Norma Fflllllf. A1111 Gregg, lVilH1l?F Bllfkllflffv Fred Fisher, James Bowman, Joseph Liebigr, XValter Koch. Second row-Norma Probst. Ianet Denlinger, Donald l-rligh, Rose l,Jo11:1tn, Elva Rowe, Esther Graves, Joan liisenberger, Ellen Yohn, ,Tune llershey, Doris Brown, lithel Miller, Pemzy Steinman. Anna llarsh, Ruth Pfcnnegar. Third row--Mr. Althouse, Anna Mary Cramer, Dolores Coble, Mary Jane lVikcr, Priscilla Kenengy, Janice NVinu-rs, Ray Lea- man, Elvin Kreidc-r, James Rynier, James limerick, liclwarcl Wfertz, Glenn Fisher, Alpha Yoder, Fourth row-Jane Fiester, Dorothy Hersh, Mary l,ou lrlaldeman, Kenny lfiester, Xvilbur Rohrer, Daryl l,icl1ty, Ronald Burk- holder. Dale Rice, liarl Lapp, Arthur llershey, Robert Shanbach. Cfaari icera Prerizlezzi WILBUR ROHRER V ice Pferideni JOSEPH Lnialo Sefreiary ELLEN YOHN Treamrer DOROTHY HERSH Tw en t y-sm: CLASS .7 4-i DIZ The class of '55 was one of the largest to ever enter Paradise High School. During their freshman year, they ord- ered school jackets and rings. Their first school party, The Thing, was held February 28, in the high school auditorium. Mr. Blevins was their home- room teacher. Entering P a r a d i 5 e High School as sophomores, the Sophomores discuss importance of personal appearance. Center: Plane G-umnetry proves to be ll fasci- nating course. Bottom : Bl r. Althouse shares smne aniusing incidents. class of '55 was somewhat decreased in size. A Thanksgiving party, The Gobblers Fare- well, was given by the sophomores in honor of Mr. Blevins. Mr. Althouse serves as faculty advisor. FRESHMAN V, First row-Left to right: Douglas Diffenbaugh, Barbara Slcethway, Sally Ilronks, listher llcnlingur. Iiilcen Kniesnel lmgar Yuninger, George Graves, John Shoff, Charles l,anzlis, Kenneth lishelman. Second row-James Miller, Gwendolyn lirb, Velcla Trout. lflainc Nlischuick, Phyllis Hershey, lilsir Man- Ifarrel, Patsy Ni ru Ruse VValtn1an, Martha Myers, Grace Smoker, Doris Braclfhill, Phyllis Grnff, Richard XVeber. Third row-Charles Althouse, Reba Hersh, Mary Ellen Rousseau, llnris Ann llraclclmill, Ruth llnuvlq, Ruth ljenlinfgel m Bnettpzcr, Beverly Lichty, Beatrice Graff, Shirley Singer, juyce Shirlc, Mr. Blevins. Fourth row l ,efevex -.Richard Sketlmwny, Samuel XX'en5!er, Kathryn lishemslxzulc. l4Ia Null. Rubert Gr:ncH', llarnld Brackhill, Llarex e , Verna F'ultwn, Kenneth Ilnstetter, Ira l'lCZH'lJDI'OlIL.Z'll, Charles Miller. Twenty-eight Cfafm icera Preficlenf CHARLES LANDIS V ire Prefidezll BEATRICH GROFF Sen'cflm'y KATIIRYN ESBENSHADE TI'C'n'l.FllI'?I' SALLY BROOKS C' F9 I I1 Ze I '11,-be S . 6. tllqnllt -5 11, . E1 4. c On September 5, 1952, forty-seven freshmen en- tered Varzulise High School to begin their high school education. Their first class meeting was held for the purpose of electing class oflicers and lire patrol mem- bers, Later in the year school jackets and the standard ring-s were ordered. On .l'iClJl'll21l'j' 13, the freshmen spon- - 'ed a. party to mise funds for their ll Lasury. Mr. Denlinger serves as faculty advisor. EIGHTH GRADE 1 First row-Left to right: Ronald ifliillklllilll, Gabrella Slizlrpc, lillllllil Rcinmld, Bcrilm I ulm11, Margaret Graybill, Ronald Sharpe, Martha Graybill, Jack Feister, Christie Meshey. Second row-Mrs. Reese, Carroll Hershey, Larry Amway, Szinrlrsi Girvin, Bernice Millry, Dale Herr, Mary Ellen Shaubach, Judy Brooks, Judith Sinipsoii, Drmuld Fox, liclwiu Tlc1'11l1znz'1lt, Keith XVise. Third row-Ruth Clark, I,i11clzl llenliiigcr, Frcidzi Yohu, Ilarrict Rnlirer, llertlia Gaul. Richard Burkliznrt, Amanda Frank, Velda Hershey, David Gralizmi. Fourth row-George Fisher, Colleen 1':iSLTllilCl'KCl', Sally llerslley, fuck 1,k'lliillllEl'. Drvlm-cs ljlllllli, Rmiald Nickel, Marlin XVeuger, Josephine Dickel. Absent: Regina Rice, NVillin1i1 XKVZISSOII, Deleuc Mmvrer, Kerlcc XVilsuu. Above: The eighth graclcrs display their 1- work. l Thirty l r SEVENTH GRADE l First row-Left to right: juan llcrr, Nancy Simpson, Janet Grulizun, Blaine Sliirk, Evelyn Brackbill, Norma DiFfenbnug'h, Wav ren Feistur, Shirley Grnff. Second row-Nr. Ilmdley, VVzirrun Fox, Pius Ynder, Tlnnnlal Mchanpxlilin, lluris llnwscr, Lloyd Gruff, XVilina Slloff, Ross XVit- incr, Russ llnnck, Kathryn Xliziltnizni, llnnzilrl Rynier. Third row-l'lmrlz-s Rr-llrvr, Patsy Mills, juainnc Moore, Brenda Nickel, llnlc Gralvain, David I,.4ndis, Carl Newswangcr, James Mcshey, Dnrih llcnlingcr. Fourth row-Pauline llL'llll5ll'll, Janice Rolircr, llelen lloyd, Gvrtrudc Spade, Szmdrzi lVintcrs, Harold Gregg, Jacob Rutt, John W'atson, Doris Sliuaillcr. df J w-D is Above: Mechanical drawing g es A foundation for future draftsmen. T lairty-one OUR CUSTODIAN xx: f .vi -fi-..,,,,- l we is... 1-w Above: Petr: prepares to leave after a busy day at sclmnnl. Serving as janitor for the high school, Irvin Rynicr has lnccn faithfully pcrfornming his duties for thc past scvcn years. NVlu'n a liclping hand is nccdcd Mr. Rynier, lncttcr known as Pele, is always available. ln addition to mowing and ifllllllllllg' thc lawns and taking carc- ul thc shrubs and flowers, l'ctc's work includes thc daily cleaning of thc I1l.lClltOl'llllll and class rooms, operation of thc lieating syslcnl, as wcll as other odd jobs. ,Q Above: Safety signs are placed on the Above: Slipvcling coal is a routine job fol highway. Mr. Rvnler. 7'lm'Ly-two A nm gms u 5 w f I l m lli wiv 31 TQE sf may am N E H H M G w Qi f Eliifi M as um xw nm mam xxx QQ www fmj1f ?13M :Ex Kiss Q yu m a Sw ES Sh a w m fs: E ,m 2?- Qi ign mfzan aww E. wgmgggfhw Q m maya I an n K XENA m 1 ap .g.u ' M if ,Q 1 Q NZM fm mmf REQ? yu, B mnlsim msg Emsgfm uma u H H M ia M H: WEEE: gigjmi V E, M H. N M ' gg : . AY r ww, M 3 Emmy was W mg, 5.1 -MQ Egw Zn aivw? fY'TwM f , :A im vnmm im -.1 5 . S4 BASKETBALL V A R S I T Y l First row-left to right: Richard Miller, Raymond Klllllllllall, Henry Bcnncr, Donald Sllirk, Jack Deacon. Second row-Mr. Althouse, ,lim limerick, David llcnncr, lfugcnc Trout, l'J:u'yl Licllty. J. R. V A R S I T Y First row-Left to right: Raymond Kauffnum, Elvin Krcidcr, Ronald liurklmlrlcr, Ray 'l.can1an, Donald Sllirlc. Second row-Kcnnctll Fcistcr, VVillJu1' Rollrcr, liarl Lapp, llingcnc 'l'ront, Dzmlc Rice, Mr. Althouse. Thirty-four W .if v Q,:?,lfE.,,f,T, ,. ,ram -1. Q' ' ' 'V I 'Eff 1 -:ex M x, ,O 'O M XV' 0 eg. C5 xx xi v'c+5.xQXN X7 L L XS '00 is .AA xv K bu xw-'N A N' x. 'K Leafs Q65 x . 1 P' faqgf' 'H . th Q,X0c.Qx00 .G A .n QQ? fi .salt K fzfgfv' f , 54 XX 'v ,Jw .4 afc , . kecvcn' ' ,emi ,. ne. eX0W.' ' 1 5 B duyyn!-5 l W f wp 39 t ,idk kexlf mm v is x , ef P wk., fv 2 5-,,w 'n A UMW Q A nw' H, . Q 'sz sk, LW Wi .:-:. M2 H Qs 2 n 5 ww 23-frlw msg 9 , x my , , 2 Q E Q , M ma . K E 0 '5 sm 1 X1 H A vi ,A ,.,.r :.:1:-: :E:f:::::3?. ,z . 3 E E ? iE:I 5:2 E 1 E K 2 I 91 VK H L 1 Zi E 1 EE rl H 'K H Ki '5 1 H 2 as Q E 21 J , . na K 355 Y w M5 'ss R: : gf , s 2 sm Ii., a W 5 Xl lo W . lf I1s5- Q10 gf 'Il f',. hm, 15,0 I uh 1 .see x Ji, 'IL O'1u'lm1 I .- bag' -ex 21 f , KL BASKETBALL HIGHLIGHTS Left: Captain Benner takes the ball down the floor. ms XC f Above: Lichty hits the net fm' a two pointer. Across: Fine points of the game , are pointed out by Mr. Alt- house during a practice sea- sion. H, H1 vi: WU, is V ,W 3,4 Below: Coach Althnusc caught off guard at half time. Above: Deacon coucentrat on receiving 21 pass. ES l QW f f-4 'R af: ia yf , M r,.- fig Q ,..d Irzgf. fi X Huw' W. UR CHEERING SQUADS vi Pdloq e Ly uw k dv! ml 5 qua xi ,gy Sex- X1 M ll-MC A ,gy X K0 . ? .xxxfmnv KU' .Q . .5 B em . V 9 ,V I Q xx - K NY aQSXKqgung:1 vi xvlvilmgc 'Mele gn. 1 'if ,1If'Scf11- 'eff ,V boy p P: I 111 '-1 - A . 611 JK eywagrfglgj, I . V. Jang illgcy J v e1fst5r:7l:,,mUl ,lady X , Y, if 1 . Y I T Y, A53 ,X- A' fl 7 ,' Above: Left to riglltg Jenn lNIummnw, Dolores Coble, lil- 1 Yflllll. Violet Grnff. 5 1 1 - -1,2 .3 f Ei ' gs .2-V Q 1 if :A il AS! 3 i N f, - ,, 113' QV . ' . 1- fivfivyj ,. M ,E 4,35 gg' A .Q -in I lg ...TE , A. ,Q X f Q.. U15 ,gf JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL First row-Left to right: David Lzinmlis, Llwyil Groff Second row-Carroll Hershey, Clarence Lcfcvcr, -lr., Malrlin XIVCIIQCV, Sum NVcng-cr, Richard Skcthway, Charles Lauimlis, and Ronzilrl lislilcnmn. Third row-David Graham, Rose X'VlllllC!', Dulq Cruliznn, Keith Wise, George Fisher, Ronald Nickel, Harold Gregg, limlwin llcrnliarclt, :mel Mr. Ilraullcy. Above: Junior high cheerleaders spur the team to victory. Thirty-eight P.H.S. 36 5l 10 45 54 37 56 45 59 47 27 IUZ 4-l 63 JR. HIGH SCORES Team N. Hullzunl NV. lfzlrl lil. IUX' Coculico Union liast l.,lllI1DlflCI' W. 'l,illlI1'JCl.Cl' XVZlTXVlCli N. l-lollanml VV. Earl lil. ,lfiy Cuczllico Union liusl Lzunputer XV. Lzunpclcr Xifurwick ODP Zl 27 27 35 15 38 26 35 23 33 Z0 22 37 37 me is BASEBALL 'llhe Pararlise Angels wound np fairly' well lust Season, win- ning: 5 and losing 3 games. Pur- urlise was clefczxterl once hy Up- per Leneoek :incl twice hy Co- ealieo Union, Section 4 champs. Thus Coach Althousc's boys fmnnl themselves in Znrl place. Section 4, at the close of the season. 'I'he learn was as fol- lows: Dave llcnner, catcher: Daryl Licllty, llrsl huseg Dick Miller, second haseg Sain Harsh, third liaseg Henry llenner,shorl stung .lolin l,inclee:unp, left lielclg lioherl Fryer, center lielclg Ronald liiester, right flelclg liill Hersh, .lack l-lnlleelcer, and Jim limerick, pitcher:-5, Roy Witmer, R a y m on fl Kzulfflnun, Alan Brown, Ronald liurklnolilcr, Eu- gene Trout, llzlle Rice, and Donald ,Shirk completed the team. Since only ax small numlmer of players grzulnallecl, the prospects for 11 winning team look favor- able :again this year. xc, I Above: Green K Cold warms up for a tough name. ,. me mn 1-1 wwe ms --mn uggki ,away ss N Q1 1, ummm' 1 1 X2 wx: ms-rv nm mn was ms mx, H Nm wa swam in sr Lower Right: Kzmffxuzm gives it a big foot. Below: The team gets Inst minute instruc- tions from Mr. Koshuta, mn ms 13, 2, lf! 'iv Q5 Across: licnnur snvrs um-. z me mn sf ss na vu Y man emma msn Across' Dejectirm reigns in the shower runm :lf- ter :I close gzune. ra Wu ww M BOYS' INTRAMURALS - 1 Across: Nuwsw:nu4c1':u111 llelllimfex' vin im' ping-pullg cllanulvnxng hm. Below: 'I'ruuI sucks nm' over for his Icmn. 4, new Fm 6 sw ms mum! ma an rx misss ms --rm an Below: 'l'umbling enthusiasts per- fn-cl :L routine. , 1 E.. ,.,- I W X n .sf-' ww. 1-W 1 ,Q-. N ,, . . V hi -4' vm :Quan QE mm his ,mam Esggazis as ,ax . Bfmmsx! inf - . wa ,sm N ms ss- W,-.ds 4 wanna .mwmgk ss a I Tmxw .,-5, wa as mn ms su a Ab lllfll'l'fIXV, GIRLS' INTRAMURALS ove: The effect ul this may he felt tn. 'U-, Above: Ir. girls display lmckey rquipmeut. , M-' A A V ' , -' fi' J -I : D J' , -If recently acquired Left: Pink vs. Green twmx snznppeul in Z1 typical gyxn class. Forly-I wo X 4 I x fi 2 Qc' NN 4' X 'w New Xxx b f Q 1 A w, N 1 X 4. ,,f .har yfvii 1 4161 fgH1A X :1-yu-,, If -'bg IVE-If AWZN.. .Him KHYA ' 1 KKK 1 Any HRK wi F - 1- 2 W f-'Mem - Rvws ww wggggu S Y 'S QQSQHQ ..,,W1g:h 'wal A wg, 1 .M .l Wiz'- .W wx ., ,.,-swans, V'IS8Ek.?i4ii- www-1m,g KNPYSGX-.iiiii 7.1 f 5 Q15 fiubii' YE in A ek-mai Qin? image Q Q wa fi32Em KQYEQ W. A , 23. X . QQ wwx 4:5 yn Q r MIXED CHORUS ' 1 a First row-Left to right: Janet Denlinger, Margaret Prnbst. Rose Xl'aIlman, Peggy SKl llll'lllUl, Norma Prnbst, Alpha Yoder, james Bowman, Fred Fisher, jack Deacon, Grace Smoker, Joyce Shirls, Shirley Singer, Pearl Louise llershey, Beverly Lichty. Sara Myers. Second row-Phyllis GrnlT, Dolores Cnlile. Iean Foulk, l-lulrla llershey, Jane Feist:-i', Violet flroff, lilaine Mischuick, Glenn Fisher, lillvin Kreicler, Alan Brown, Fred Denliuger, 'Raym nfl KauITman, listher Alellinuer, Ruth llruuclc, Nancy llarkcum, Janet Foullc, Esther Denlinger, Phyllis llershey, Mr. Icfiilllltil. Third row-'Doris llrackbill, Judy Miller, 'lilarbara Skethway, Sully Brooks, Arlene Singer, june Hershey, llale Rice, Kenneth llnstetter, VVilhur Rnhrer, Dale Doutrich, Ilenry Benner, Clara Yoder, Mihlreal Gnml, llnris llershe-y, Patsy Axe, lilva lean Slaymaker, Patsy lishelman, Eileen Shirk. . Fourth row-Joyce Charles, Norma larleracli, lrla Blnlt. Nancy jolinsnn, Peggy Alllls,AlL'l1l Ilersln-y, XYilIard llmckbill, Arthur llershey, Everett Newswanger, David Benner, luugene 'l'rnut, Clarence Lefever, Florence Rnhrer, Priscilla Keneagy, Janice NYinters, Pauline l.c-Pevre. Kathryn lisbensharle, Phyllis Kurtz. The mixed chorus, as its name im- plies, is cmnpnseil ot' holh boys' and girls' glee cluhs. Ofticers were 1-lecleil for the first time this year. 'I'hey are as follows: President, Rayinuinl Kauffman, Vice- Prcsitlent, Frccl Ilenliugerg Serreta y. lloris Hershey, Lilirarian, live-rett Newswanger. 'llhc initial performance of the chorus is the annual uperelta. Sun- honnet Girl , presented November l4 and 15, was the prmluctiou this year. A Christmas Carrml Service is the next main event for the chorus. The 'SZ' carol service was helcl December 23 in the lug'-li sclnrml auclitorium. Ac- cording' to tradition, the girls in the processional wore white. Above: Diane Bair and Kathryn Abnvez Mr. and Mrs. Nfl.. and M,-5' Knshuta are the Iislaenshnnle accompany the oper- lxoshuta look over the , A l H ettg, operetta music. dneetors of the chorus. Forty-four' my . , , 45 ' Above: II . ,uu4,,,R. the . C EE! wma X Wg V 2 2 V- Z., X Z va was ss ,if In C1 E A ..sl luinx ir Q. , 3-U 4 .gh ,, . Ag, liuzxlg of lirgt act x K ,-P. gses smg their Bclow The Scrog A ood old days. 4 praise of the g GIRL url Sue sing ui thciw Richt: Rub A cultnyzc in luvelnml. Below: RUUIICYI, an lsulief' ll'lJll1,iS ' unbonnct girls. surruumlexl by a man tells Rizht: Mrs. Cole of thc' charms ul' music. Emi I -. N. J .Yr I my l 4 an mn m a ss Ln l My , a w na m Kiss w L -5- 1 mn 1.1 SN ACCENT GN MUSIC dow: Mumbevs oi she. SY- UNM UW' rue. take time nm Us 01152 im' 3 WC' ture. boy .QM '1- ,ff food harmony Ks the akm oi Lhe mah' Ovah 1 quartet. B ekov! 1 xx MK ty . K tvkn snivcs uw auxin The tmmock ood tone G ,., rf nf 4 L 1' ' Mi l,. 01. c if 1 '-v IC' be 1, f1,. 10 1,0 Bc, I . 'l I ff K' ll:- ,yl f1,.l Irllryfhl I 1 1, ow. , i I' ' he ' 1 Q L-,, Le, 71,-, MQ, fa, nc' -s 'fs - pus . In lntnlble , I 0 , C,,'u'l1l5,C' X Illini, 5 v I 1 I 1110710-Six I I WX W' gl' f I 11 - , V 1 In C in ,, ,ui :fl ,IX R J,,,...af 1,1 ww e: Strain 1 NX nun' I Post 'ue and 'ls thc Paradise Blllll comes uno VV. fl .lj -KJ I w 5.3471-1 jlx1,::yT',5 ev. - :az I 'N 4 .wr--Q Q ,,.,,,'A W,- ,J . H L , ig :H rfgfsszrzgqz- -.f is ' W - 331, ww . mu. rx 'Q-fm .n .Q nw xx Q 3 x-1 Q1 was is was mn Below: The Co-editors discuss plans for the '53 Tanuwan. Eli ff Above: I'r0speclivu :ulvcrtisers are lislccl hy the Businens 1Nlzumgex's. EDITORIAL STAFF Co-editors-Nzmcy -lolmson, Patsy lish- clman Senior Writeups-Tilvn .Iczm Slaymakcr, Henry licnncr, Ifrcrl lJClllillgCI'. Stlllg'-FIUTCIICC Rf?lll'CI'. I,l'01JllCCj'-.IIICIIUCHIIC Sccuuclzl. Rcportcrs-jrmlm Iimlccamp, Sara My- ers, I'curl Louise I-Icrshcy, Margaret Prohsl, Richard Miller, VVilliam Hersh, Raynmnd Kalxfhlulll, .Ianicc llcnlingcr, ,luliu Gruyhill, Marian l,oukwooml, Pauline l,cl cvrc, Clara Ymlcr. .Mlvisur-Miss Mary 1'-lllgillili. BUSINESS STAFF Ilusincss Mzumugcr-ylualy Miller. Arlvcrlisillg h'I2lll2l.j.fCl'-IJUIIIIZI. Mcllingcr. Asst. Arlr. hff.fl'5.-l':YCl'Cll Ncwswzmgcr, VVillz1rLl I-lrackhill. Suhscripticm K Cirrulzllion Mznmgcr - limmhl Shirk. Asst. Sub. 81 Cir, Nlgrs.-Alun llrown. Dale lJr111l.rich. IIHIVUIIS Lis! Mzmngcr-Milflrcrl Good, Advisor-Mr. Arthur VV. EsllcIx1'1u11. E Q z 1, M, N4- ,, . 'Qi aw: 4 EE an H mf. x M a 1 nm mm ms m mu E an 5: Q? nm Haw ww an M wld! m ss NE vm a a m xx .Au-X .vassfnx ,. H Okgw ,Ninn nm have been 'ilie with the smoky l l ' I -lla., T116 PIOTICST 195.2 - 1953 I'IIllTOR1:Xl. llICi'.-Xl1TMI'lX'l' Q l'0-EIJITUIIS First Period lkiizsy Ezwlielnmn . Pliyllis Kurlv. news Lelltox' ..,.....,.,.,..,. . .,.............. . Palsy Axv x 57- -aim! 'lL'iiLl1l'L' Edit - .,,. .......l.... ....,,. ......... ' I S 'I M! riflU1'tS lfmlilw .... , ., .... ,..... ............ ,...,,. . , . .l-mlm L,iml1,-vzini 1 Ut Ecliliors .......,.... ...... Nuuvy .lezlms-ni, Norlnn I.:xclo1':Lch Zusinoss fN'lz11'1a1g'Q1' . ..., ...............................,.... I 'lonzxlcl Slmirl' ,'ll'CLll1lliU!l iNillI1LlQ,'Ql' ....,.............. ..... l lounn Mollinqun' I X H4-porters Nlililroll Lloocl, ,llicly ll-iilln-V, E-lvzx Joan Slz1yn'1ul4u1', E lorulu'v Rohrcr, Llluru 'YOi'ii?I', Diane Emir, .Town Chzwlos. Nancy Pfzuxzlaom, Ala-Lu Helwslioy, Doris llcrrslilfy, lluliiaz iiU1'5i'1Ulv', Linrlzi llwf'l'e'Dli01', lik-ggy Mills, Eilcrun Shirli, Arlcnc Singer, lion- lhmato, listlwn Gtuvusl .Juno Ilorsliey, .lou I1lClllg', Ellen Malin, lilzmw Misclmic-lc, llzulmrml Woliclz Fyplsts: Jzulicv Llcillilmgw, Julia Grzxylaill, Mzxrizm l.osflawoml, Evcrctl Nowsi wfmgcr. Fzicnlty Advisor - Miss Mary I ulgfiuiti Suporvisimf P1-iiwipzil 31:1 Artliux' W. il:SlltfiIl1llH Plllllkilfiili Six Times A Your' bg' Pzmuiim: 'Fowrmllip High Si-lmol, Pararliso, Pa. Smxzlcz vopy, ll.l cc-ntsg 51-zL1'lj,' mlliscifilllifzlzz stmlvnls, 130 centsg otlwrs lmuilefll TU cunts. w . X 1 4,6 . ' 35112 Egerh QW-:Q 1353. ,. Ag . Stxkvdl. 7l.fVi'1c1l the old pral. 'ili162SC cu allen wlmsearvff-1' llw reason ici HiqhScl1oolG 'A ,fins KJ We could 1 fs-if fire amd smoke ,Weed. Or inayine past few years. ar1ytl'1mq? Why ? This may be But why shculd on gzs . r Win! .oplwxlwt llnill llrul., Alllaillllzi l'lz.n'., Vzwrlfllf ll'-1-alloy, llmmlll l'l9llll'lll2lllQ S--wnllul lwum H HW ilwo lPi0Ilf3Cl' is Selected llvmb 111 wwl As Publication of llle Month ' 'Willow 'l'lll- :Wil-'-N 'V lf l : rl' H 'z lil, I' . , . . 'A , i':lx'ul'll41 HI 'QV .4 Z f,.,,vnmnm'cs'? 'Anil now llxut ,. uri- lwllor than mu- -A llLfl'l wwnws fs .mhn Ili-yuuoll Now lwwllwfr 'Adu l,0L's ilu our :ilg'vlw:1 iUj,1't'l.lH'l'. :Xml .lumiur x f . .-1 1. udlrit? IOI llii: 11-M -f- S lm 2 I 'l'ln- mwll at l 1 ' 1 Q i '- , . ,. .gnnrf 5l1J1f:'1'w11'v Hu 'mill lm not du Qxvvuy qweet. l , I . 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' ' S 3? mm , ' lg E' Q .PL wi M N he M i f 8116 583 A7 W? V H fx fu E ,fn -. nm , '.. any bet I... xr CLUBS UB The I etter C 'miza- luh is an org. LETTER CL : ,. tion whose general purpose is to promote a hetter intramural sports program. This cluh is exclusive in that only those who have won letters in sports, cheerleading, scorekeeping, etc., may join. DRAMATICS CLUB: The memhers of the Ura- matics Cluh read and flramatize various plays and learn the art of applying- make-up and originating ' ' '-'r they presented several costumes. During the yea plays to the student body. CLUB ' 'l'hc main activities of PHOTOGRAPHY . the Photography Cluh inelucle learning to use cam eras which require adjustment ol lenses, incloo photography, movie photography, :mil operating equipment such as cameras and movie projectors They also comment on pictures taken hy meinhe s .tml discuss how they may he iinproverl. ART CLUB: 'llhe Art Cluh works with oil pain pastel shades and water colors. 'l'hey also do some ' sketches were used hy some mem sketching. lre-. hers for oil painting. 1 rripimg of all . ye N - so Nw oiitcew . CW Kel XFX .5 .n W . b0 e Mills Abov . Hgh- ' ul' 5'-ll Mr, Kosh,,t,,l u . C: .. ,, ' ' , mme 1 Club, Hmm to lritiiiiilnls 'ful the times i'Ie S of gh A Darts . antlxe' Belo L Plmlo . GV' ' . W1 'l'l ' Q90 iinpm . 'C -'lrg K., Beyovl gxmgmsi- um.: azrfisyic uf, oITl.,.S r lx it Jifil , ' we J. -1 ,.. N. i '44, 'lr e. MODEL CLUB: 'l'he Mmlel Club is an organiza- tion lor students who are interested in building models such as inudel airplanes. 'llhey plan a model exhibit in the spring. Club expenses : collecting dues. tre niet by LIBRARY CLUB: The Library Club's lirst pro- tect was to becmne acquainted with the library and its functions. A few ut' the members reviewed the lmuk nt' their chuice. 'I'hey also help to repair books. CLUBS CHESS AND CHECKER CLUB: 'llhe objective of the Chess and Checker Club is to teach those who want to learn, to play checkers and chess. Members with previous experience in these games instruct the others. ln the future they plan tu coin- pete with other clubs. Y-TEEN CLUB: Girls between the ages of 15 and 17 are eligible for membership in the Y-Teen Club. Some of the activities of the Y-'lleen's are hikes, discussions, nCOOli-0l.1l5,H and ceremonials. ic, ra, 1, lf -48 9 v ill J Q74 . .army eww' -.www . -mam t z?swm -aims .-.,fs..,w ul is . naps at a is rx as snags mnarswn amnesia we n- is x-if ol 6- lv MUS' lo . Libra, U Sdn ll i U' C, , . -c BVU lib A gl., . YUVLT' d1,,S I lull v lltllr e Hb ,i K Q Nl UAL 'WI- .X-it ez gbov 1 . at .gl MIL-I , ve in 63 3. e Us KW elle . x' 1' Mutt!- 5-'S - 'NA L SKCVCX 1 w ir , . ,,. ,- Relo llg ' rlf. .Seuss M aw ., of nf-,. Son 171 - ll nitro vein ell .4i-- ,u LIBRARY STAFF 5 imma' ' ,ir 3 is fs' gh: ,t - rt me swam rt Hm'ii51'k5l5l'-' EJ' m nm gsm Above: l,,ibrari:ms reporting for duty. Left: Mrs. XYiker instructs librarians the art of hunkhinding. Twenty-Five girls volunteered as student lihrzxrians to assist Mrs. VViker, who has taken ov the duties of librarian. From these students, omcers were elected to serve this school year. it officers are as follows: President, Elva ,lean Slaymakerg Vice President, Tilizuhetli Lcfeyer' Suit . , tary, Janice Denlinger: Treasurer, julia Graybill. Various girls have heen appointed to :ict :ts honic room representatives. They are Senior, Marian Lockwoodg junior, Kitty l,ot1 VVintcrsg Sophomore -Ioan Eisenhergerg Freshman, .loy Hoettger and Phyllis Groffg liighth, Kathryn lishenshztdeg Sexentl Ruth Houck. The librarians' duties consist of checking hooks in and out for the pupils, inztinlnining quitt during library periods, and cataloging the new hooks that are hong.5ht. lit-sides this, the girls tri to repair hooks. Every six weeks the Bookinohile visits the school and leaves lmoks for the students' use. nest hooks are loaned through the courtesy of the Lancaster Free Puhlic l,ihrury. Approximately sixty hooks are brought each tirne. Fifty-sim '4- IR 1. .,..., -. l'l0NOR SOCIETY if Abo ve: 7,1 Civ C le Jlfou - on Hr , , uf-'Finn gusts the 535' 50ci. . of-vice D2 In Suv.. Bw w Sway if nlllcr Inns of ,hp Stnlflb .lllfahlv ZBA fl by I .lax AIWUSP , E EEZ' This year fm' llic lirst limo ' a llantllmok was pulmlisliccl hy -'SQZWSHEEN H thc National l-Ionoi' Society. R, ht- T Mmer'W1H new E ff: mu 'lllll'0llQ'll tlic lxanrllmok tlic stu- lferilglfn Cmupife 5,.St'lmm1A E rlcnts lvecornu inure familiar bunk, ' with the regulations anrl activi- lics of tlic school. E 'l'l1c officers of thc National N: l-lnnm' .Society clcctccl for tlu- , H Emu W 1052-53 school tcrin were: Pres- if H ialcnt, Nancy .lnlinsimg Vice: H Prcsiclcnt, Patsy l'iSllCll1l2lHQSCC- ' H 'ctary-Trcasiirer, .Iuily Miller. ' lNl'Qs Iuanita I Faculty aclvisnr is 1. . Kraiisc. x tu is SAFETY PATROL Left to right: kneeling-Joan Iiisenherger, Glenn Fisher, Alpha Ymler, lm Sczn'bol'nngli, Rohert Ilostetier, llavid Benner. Second row-Mr. llrndley, joy Boettger, ldn Nolt, Reba llersh. lithel Miller, Marian Lockwood, lilva Rowe, Kitty NVinters, Phyllis Groff, Clarence l.,cft-ver, Ir., Clarence Lefever. This year the safety pntrol consists of eleven members. The officers elected were! Captain, David llennerg Lieutemmt, Alpha. Yoderg Secretary, I-Ilvzi Rowe. The system of at safety court to deal with offenders is still in use and hats proved to he very effective. To insure the safety of the students each morning two iron men hearing signs are put in the middle of the highway to warn motor- ists they are zzpproncliing ai srliool zone. On November ZZ, l952, the safety patrol presented 11 prog-rain on highway safety on television. This program was seen over VVGAI,-TV in i.ZlllL'1lSlCl . l'hyllis Grolt' acted as l1Z1l'l'1llUI'. The program was conducted hv Sgt. H. A. Ries of the l'm-nnsylvuniu. State Police. Nr. ltradley serves as faculty advisor. Left: Patrol 'lfilCCI'5 discuss current prob- lems with Mr. Bradley. Fifty-eight FIRE PATROL ef! to right: kneeling-Raymond Killlfflllilll, john Limleezunp, Peggy Mills, Roy hvlll'llt'l'. Second row-Mr. Ifshelmzul, ll-iris lleislu-y,,lm1e lfeister, lleverly l,ichty, Florence Rollrer, l'risf:illzt Keiieatl-TY, Ronald Sharpe, Richard Sketliway, Guy Slntrpe, lilvin Kreider, lhnrlmrst Sketlnvny. On truck-Kenneth llostetter, .latch lleztcon, Carl Newswanger, Ross llouclc. 'l'he lire pzttrol is an orgzmizntion whose purpose is to protect the students from injury M' iu the event ol' a tire. lts responsibility is to see that the students leave the building in :tu orderly fashion and :ts quickly :tnd safely us possible during' ll tire drill or an actual tire. l ire drills ure conducted unexpectedly once ezteli month. lt is during these drills tltul the members of the lire patrol, :ts well :ts the students, get experience as to what they should do in the event of at tire. 'lllllf seliool is equipped with several sumll extinguishers, two large eztrbon dioxide ex- ting.g'uishers, and two one-hundred foot hoses :tt t-:teh end of the building. Mr. lf:SllCllll1lI1 serves as faculty advisor. Right: A monthly llre drill carried out by tire patrol officers. Fi f ty-mne THE NNER VVn1Y Above: The cast takes a moment to pose out nf cl1aractcr . Below: Sc:-nei taken from the 1952 Junior and Senior Play, The lnnur XVilly AAARCH 21 22, 1952 Sixty S. JUN MAY 16, ss Q Fw n Hs Above: Yovmak Lhasa, adds to the excklemcm oi the evening. Lek' hxnicws ywovkde eutevmhuuent ailev the banquet. elf X H E KWH :Sm Above: XL Benner QYCBKS Dean Bu 2 Z XE, E H den-s.tKne. w . WH 55041, qv- ' ,QEWZE yi , B 8 1.3133 ,I , , H gf: 1 -:H Q 1, K whim . 1 1 X 15,282 ' :V 22 L, 2, E . , . ' ' - .: :J E.: wifi? ' X 'A-1-+ ., :: -:: -2: ,, ':5::', -1:.. if , .. 1' . '- A f ::a:21l-:-ai 'Q H Q Q.. g 'Q L Qwvul H -me RW . XXipxxxwV0ix Wwe: kay iaxgke. WN - 5 N28 P. VZ. 1,4 A 'K Pe 1 Hi MAY DAY-1952 5 T Shown Below: A Salute from the Sf'asml:-1 w'N th .. I: theme nf thr- sccmxrl ' ' lllllllhll May Daw. mm mx 1 ,nw i Z M my Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. GL Mrs. Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. ISL Mrs. Mr. 62 Mrs. Mr. Q Mrs. Mr. St Mrs. Mr. dt Mrs. Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. Q Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. PARENTS David Benner Howard Brackbill William H. Brown, Sr. Victor Denlinger A. Raymond Doutrich Arthur W. Eshelman Maurice M. Good and Boys Robert Graybill, Sr. Martin L. Hersh M. Clair Hershey Axel Johnson ANI! FRIENDS Mrs. Emma L. Kauffman Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. 6: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. :Sz Mrs. Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. dz Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. John LeFevre Robert Miller V Albert Miller Paul Newswanger and Carl Scott Probst Walter Rohrer John H. Shirk and Blaine Lester Slaymakcr Levi A. Yoder, Sr. Mr. George Althouse, Jr. Barbara and Glenn Mr. QQ Mrs. John A. Bccrly Beverly Eshleman and Shirley Reinhart Mr. Sz. Mrs. Edison Blevins and Daughters Mr. K Mrs. Kenneth W. Bradford and Sue Laderach Mr. Sz Mrs. John E. Landis Larry and Barry Charles L. Lefever Beverly Lichty Daryl Lichty Mr. tb Mrs. Frank Lichty Mr. 81 Mrs. Paul J. Liller Family Mr. Kr Mrs. Richard Bradley and Jean Brackbill's Garage Mr. dz Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs Mr. 62 Mrs Mr. dz Mrs Mr. Sz Mrs Amos Brackbill Herman Brackbill Jacob Brackbill . Lee Brown Wilson G. Brown Sz Wilson, Jr. Margaret, Norma, and Darlene Mr. Sz Mrs. Leon Martin Mary Jane and Betty Mr. Ez Mrs. Richard E. MeCombs Mr. Sz Mrs. Frank McLain Mr. Kz Mrs. Meadows McSpavin and Meadows Marvin Bushong Cindy and Linda Compliments of a Friend Compliments of Martin Wanner Green Lanterng Helen and Girad Hatt Lewis Denlinger Robert C. Denlinger Donnie and Arthur Mr. Ez Carl Meshey, Jr. Mr. Kr Mrs. John L. Moore and Joyce Mr. :Si Mrs. John Myers Mr. Sz Mrs Stanley Pontz Mr. 81 Mrs. Albert E. Reese, Jr. Mr. 81 Mrs. Eugene Reed and Family Mr. dz Mrs. Warren Reinhart Mr. 8: Mrs Marvin Rice and Dale Mr. XL Mrs. J. Leroy Ruoss Mr. Kr Mrs. Gw Parke Edwards, Sr. Mr. SL Mrs. Earle Emery Mr. SL Mrs. Donald Z. Esbenshade Mr. 8x Mrs. Elias B. Esbenshade Mr. 62 Mrs. Robert Graybill, Jr. KL Family Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. en and Theodore Gregg Eugene Grofl' Sally Mr. Sz Mrs. Lester Rynier and Lina Jane Mr. KL Mrs. Scroggs and Evalina Shirley, Elizabeth and Kitty Mr. Sz Mrs. Clair A. Skiles Lois and Nelson Slaymaker Mr. KL Mrs. George M. Steffy Mr. 8a Mrs. Norman Watson Q Mr. Sz Mrs. H. B. Weber ' Harriet, Kitty and Ruthie Dorothy M. Hershey Mr. dz Mrs. Myles Hershey Mr. Kr Mrs. Ralph Homsher Mr. 8a Mrs. David Hostetter Janet Denlinger and June Hershey Mr. 62 Mrs. Walter S. Kinsey Nell and Hess Everett Newswanger Jane Milli Weaver Drug Store, Strasburg Mr. SL Mrs. Carl A. Wiker Alpha, Pius, and Levi Yoder Mr. Sr Mrs. Clyde Kreider and David Mr. Sr Mrs. Sam Fiester and Family Elizabeth and Lina Yoder Mr. 81 Mrs. John Koshuta Edith Mellinger Peggy and Aleta t R. Mentzer e Parmer ' Ruth O'Donnell Jackie and Ronnie Jake and Janie Kenneth Hostetter P. M. P. Mrs. P. M. P. Mary E. Rice Mrs. Eunice Robinson Rose and Ellen Mrs. Warren Watson Bob and Donna Bob and Jerry Bob and Trouty A Friend David Benner, Jr. Martha Benner Nelson R. Benner Betty and Ken A Friend Nancy Foulk Pat and Ennie R. Clair Hershey Linda Hoffecker Marlin and Carroll Alice M. Shissler Mr. and Mrs. Earl Singer The Men's Quartet Kathleen and Jean Harold B. Keneagy Juanita Krause Fred and Ray Dr. H. B. Frew Mary Fulginiti Goody and Jean Mrs. Anna M. Good Jean Rynier Earl M. Rynier Kathleen Rynier Lois E. Sheaifer Richard Skethway Sioslfy-tlzrce Peggy and Rosa Lee Phyllis and Doris Leon W. Hogg Jeanne and Ann Johnny and Charlie Mrs. Earl Jones Joyce and Clayton Joyce, Jean, and Janet Julia. Marian and Janice M. B. Gregg Aaron Slaymaker Jr. Lillian Smoker John B. Spotts The Hershey Twins Thelma and Gene Earl C. Usner Donald E. Waltman NVeasie and Clara Shirley A. Wiker Harry Zug RAY K. AGKER Geal-Flag Stone-Trucking Phone: Gap 111-R-31 Kinzers, Pa. PlLon.e.' Lcmcastev' 3-1223 or St1'asbu1'g 5698 ARTHUR J. KLOPP Duro Burks Water Systems Roohng Spouting Plumbing and Heating Oil Burners and Stokers Box 501, Lancaster R. D.. 4, Pa. 195 Paradise, Pa. OLGA'S DINING ROOM Open ll-9 Everyday except Monday w' R- Lunches di Dinners I U Private Di-ning Room Pamhng contractor AVAILABLE FOR ALL OCCASIONS PHONE: GAP 82 GAP, PA. 3 Miles East of Gap Phone 57-R-31 Cfmlzpl2'm.em3 A- L- 8 Fruit Growers-Frozen Food Service of Meats-Cut, Wrapped and Frozen A FRIEND BIRD-IN-HAND, PA. Phone: I7'ltC?'CU'Il'I'S0 8-3631 REYNOLD E. SGHENKE GO. Tool Design-Die Design-Methods Tool Die Making-Special Machinery MII-K PRODUGTS co- Metal Stampings GHRISTIANA, PA. PARADISE, PENNA. Route 30-9 Miles East of Lancaster PHONE: STRASBURG 4832 Compliments GEORGE STEFFY of GENERAL HAULING SOUDERSBURG, PA. Phone: Stv'a.sb1.m'g 4114 1W3.l1Llf21C'CllI'61' of Automatic Elevating 8: Conveying Machinery INTERCOURSE, PA. Sixty-four SI'IRElNER'S FLOWERS If it's flowers, Say it with Om's', E. E. Shreiner PARADISE, PA. Established 1883 THE GAP NATIONAL BANK Member of Federal Deposit Ins. Corp SERIVICE-SAFETY--SECURITY GAP, PA. CLASS OF'56 PYROFAX GAS SALES AND SERVICE FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES Phone: Slf7 ClSb'Ll,'l g 4146 SOUDERSBURG, PA. N. J. SHISSLER General Merchandise IVA STORE We Give S 62: H Green Stamps PARADISE, R. D. 1, PA. BURKHOLDER'S STORE Vintage, Pa. Pho-ne: Gap 76-R-5 LLOYD D. STRUBEL General Hauling-Goal PARADISE, R. D. 1, PA. PHONE: STRASBURG 2680 CLASS OF'55 GLEM E. 81 JOHN J. HOOBER Goal-Lumber-Feed If you-1' motor is wecnry from toil- Come for Leirly to change your oil. B. F. Leidy 81 Sons Garage Ge'ne'ral Repainrizzg Greasihg-State Inspection INTERCOURSE Sz GORDONVILLE, PA. PHONE: INTERCOURSE 8-3216 Phone Gap 16-R-31 KINZERS, PA Sixty-five JOHH H. TROUP MUSIO HOUSE 38 WEST KING STREET LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA Lancastefs Music House PHONE CI-IRISTIANA 7-R-5 O. M. WOERTH General Merchandise Fresh Meats PARADISE R. D. 1, PA. Since 1881 Compliments of Full Zinc of LEAMAH PLAOE STORE PHONE: INTERCOURSE 8-3034 C. M. ESHLEMAN GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES PARADISE, PA. PARADISE PRINTERS La-rge Edition Printing Electfrotyping-Mailing PUBLISHERS OF' GARDEN SPOT ALMANAC Circulation over 1,600,000 WHITE OAK FARMS DAIRY PRODUCTS DONALD E. HERR DISTRIBUTOR Vintage, Pa. Phone: Gap 55-R-2 RALPH A. YOUHG STONE Sz CINDER BUILDING BLOCK Kinzers, Pa. PAUL M. RESSLER 84 SOH COAL - LUMBER - FEED PARADISE, PA. Com.pL'imcoits FM Q'Hfllf'f2f H. LAHDIS HILL, me. LANCASTER, PA. Studebaker PHONE I LANCASTER 3-6293 Lancaster, Pa. Sixty-sin: LESTER BEHSIIIGER Floor Covering, Sales and Service L'I7lUll ll'lll, Asphalt, Rulzlrw' nrml Cork Tile Plastic Wall Tile-Venetian Blinds ls'lc'1'M'ic P0llSlll 1' mul IfV11.:r1'f1' fo rent Phone: 35-R-2 Gap, Pa. MILTDH BURKEY Excavation 8. Hauling IPOWQI' Shovelh Phone: 62-R-6' Gap R. D. 1, Pa. Residence at Compass RALPH GRAHAM MOVING A TRANSFER SERVICE RDIIKS, PA. Phone: Strwrzslmrg 2792 MR. 8: MRS. A. WARREH LIGHTY ARMERS MEAT MARKET Qfzmrryfzfille R. D. 3, Pa. SAMUEL WENGER E. D. KURTZ GEHERAL MERGHAIIDISE Phone: I7'LIll'I'CU'lH'Sl3 8-8061 WHITE HORSE, PA. WILLIS W. FUTER General Electric Radios CGI Television SALES AND SERVICE ALL MAKES OF RADIOS REPAIRED Phone: Intercourse 8-8184 Vl0LA ALTHDUSE ' Dress Designing ' ElPl37?,l'Il!j and Worlding Gowns Accessories EPHRATA, PA. PHONE: EPIAIRATA 3-2785 SALES-EQUIPMENT-SERVICE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES M ilk Coolers-Fa.1'm Ffreezers LANCASTER 4, PA. 0 LITITZ 3, PA. PHONES! LANCASTER., LITITZ KZ STRASBURG Sixty-seven L. J. OENLINGER OO. LEAMAN PLACE, PA. MASTER MIX FEEDS C I-A 5 5 OF 5 4 LUMBER-COAL De1LZ'ingc1 s Foods Serve Dcfinitr' Ncadsu Phone: Intercourse 8-3031 Sz 8-3021 NOOVER'S ATLANTIO SERVIOE STATION 1616 Old Phila. Pike, Lane., Pa. LUBRICATION 0 OIL CHANGING BATTERY SERVICE F'i'I'G8t0'l'16 Tires, Bartteries, Access. WILL CALL FOR PHONE AND DELIVER 2-9678 HOWARD DEVONSHIRE Cesspool Sz Complete Tank Service Cisterns Cleaned Phone: 3-0204 Smoketown, Pa. E. ROY TROUT 8: SON Live Poultry and Eggs PHONE: GAP 8-R-21 Pao-aclise, Pa. PAUL M. HERR Fcwm Bufreau Coop. Ass'n FUEL OIL GAS GREASE Phono: St7'll.Sb1U'g 3006 SI'IlRK'S RESTAURANT INTEROOURSE Building Material Builders' Hardware FRED L., JOHN E. HONISHER Strasburg and QI!!!-I'1'Qj'l7lll8, P-a. GROFF TRAILER SALES 81 SERVIOE Quality-Service-Leadership E. Lincoln Highway, Lancaster, Pa. Bus. Phone-Lanc. 3-9798 AMERICAS FINEST Hides, Tallow 81 Livestock CHARLES LIGHTY PARADISE, PA. Phone: Strasburg 2397 Sixty-eight PLUMBING-HEATING SI-IEETMETAL WORK F. B. KOOH 8: SONS GENERAL HARDWARE Sf'l'CLSb'lL'I'g, Pa. DeSOTO PLYMOUTH JOHN HAGAHS 8. SONS D. W. HAGANS Phone: Strasbufrg 4921 RADIO AND TELEVISION SERVICE S. HARLAN HERR PARADISE, PA. Phcme: Stfrasbufrg 5180 ZIP'S SNAOKBAR L 2 Miles East of Strasburg ROUTE 896 H. E. ESHLEMAH Groceries-Fruii-Lunch PHONE: GAP 4-R-6 KINZERS, PA. JOHN A. OOYLE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR KELVINA TOR APPLIANCES STRASBURG, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF SOOTT-ROBINSON TRAILER SALES and PARK THE NEW HOLLAND OLARION A Weekly Ncfvvspaper for the Home FPaf1l1'i11!1 Local C0l'HIll7l'iSfS Commercial Printing Service Phonv: New Holland 4-2252 BROWN FUNERAL HOME PARADISE, PA. Sixty-nine Siandard Radio TV Service Phone Strasburg 4566 SOUDEESBURG, PA. NEIL R. SCHUCK - MGR. GNRISTIAN LIGNTY'S SONS GENERAL CONTRACTORS PARADISE, PA. Phone: 3691-5384-5290 PARK J. BAIR H. GUY MENTZER HAULING CONTRACTOR PAINTING KI PAPER HANGING Phone: Gap 63 GAP, PA. PHONE: GAP 27-R-2 GAP, PA WILLIS D. NERSNEY GONGRETE PRODUGTS KINZEPIS, PA. CHARLES K. SINGER GENERAL MERCHANDISE PARADISE, PA. Phone : S trasburg 2199 MURL P. GLARK POTATOES A PEIITILIZEES Phone: Stfrasburg 4511 Res. 2821 STRASBURG, PA. EPNRATA SPDRTS GENTER 124 EAST MAIN STREET EPHRATA, PA. Full Lifne of SY20'l't'l'7'Lg Goods, Gifts, Toys, Tobacco, ModeIc'ra.ft EPHRATA 3-7366 TNE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Comfzliments of fOrga1Iize4l 186.13 Mr. 8I Mrs. Noah E. Denlinger STRASBURG, PA. DEPOSITS INSURED Seventy In GASOLINE-OIL, ETC. EPHRATA, R. D. 3, PA. BOTTLES PHONE I EPI-IRATA 3-7706 ELMER K. MILLER COMPLIMENTS Garage OF S0udeI Sbul 9f Pa- MERRILL L. IIASSEL Attorney PHONE: STRASBURG 2031 MILLER'S RESTAURANT Restaurant and Fountain HOME-MADE COOKING Wo Cater to Parties and Banquets H I-C C B Route J0 Lincoln Highway East RONKS, PENNSYUVANIA Phone: Strasburg 2791 D. M. STULTZFUS 81 SON Asphalt, Paving 8: Crushed Stone TALMAGE, PA. PHONES LEOLA 6-2601 ' PHONEZ QUARRYVILLE 6 GHARLES B. IIDUBER MCCORMICK DEERING Fa-rm Machines and Implements SALES AND SERVICE Distributors of NIAGRA CHEMICALS PHONE! INTERCOURSE 8-3501 KAUFFMAIPS HARDWARE SPORTING GOODS We -nmlco keys while you wait. THE STORE ON THE CORNER New Holland, Pa. Phone 928 LESTER A. SINGER MYERS SPRAYERS SILVER KING TRACTORS SPRAY MATERIALS Ronks, Pa. PHONE: STRASBURG 3226 Seventy-one STRUBEL'S RESTAURANT Sodas-Ice Cream-Cigars Cigarettes-Grilled Sandwiches 7 WEST MAIN s'r. STRASBURG, PA. W. W. WEAVER Jeweler 144 E. MAIN ST. NEW HOLLAND, PA. OHRIST H. MOWRER Painting Contractor and Decorator 17 NORTH JACKSON STREET Phone: 4821 Strasburg, Pa PAUL BEANE JR. Water Systems Plumbing-Heating-Tinning PHONE: STRASBURG 4307 Paradise, Pennsylvania SUMMERS BROS. E. DAY RESSLER Plumbing - Heating Complete G. E. Automatic Heating Iinsurcvnce Service PHONE: 3-R-2 GAP, PA. Phone: 4391 Strasburg, P1 LANOASTER OOUNTY FARM COMPLIMENTS BUREAU co-ovemmve OF 9 ASS N. FEEDS-SEEDS-FERTILIZERS FARM MACHINERY PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Q FARM SUPPLIES I Phone: 4-0541 Lancaster NEW HOLLAND, PA. GEORGE T. SELLERS 3, 3gN3 RHOADS 0 Farm Equipment O Hardware 0 Plumbing Sz Heating Plume : 7 -R-2 Gap, Pa. SPANISH TAVERN Quairfryvzillc, Pa. Seventy-two BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS COMPLIMENTS IN YOUR NEW ENDEAVORS OF GROFF'S HARDWARE NIURPHY'S GARAGE NEW HOLLAND, PA. HARDWARE HOME FURNISHINGS l DIFFIE S DINER Q33-I!gf lLL14, Just fl. good place -f al to Eat cmd Meet p nw0! f 111. C. s11e11eube1-gel-, PROP. , ?fPAnmfmSY 5- Phone: StI'llfSIIll'I'g 2692 wup5g,A.wx.rSI'9' STATE BANK For: SAFE ADEQUATE WIRING CALL SNIRK ELECTRIC New Holland, Pa. APPLIANCES PH. 4-0631 REPAIRING DF PARADISE The bmzk of service PARADISE, PA. MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM AND FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. EACH DEPOSIT INSURED UP 'ro 310,000.00 AMOS EBY R CD. FERTILIZERS AND INSECTICIDES PARADISE, PA. ROBERT D. NOFFECKER GENERAL MERCHANDISE LANCO STORES Phone: Strasburg 3151 RONKS, PA. J. C. WALKER 8: SDN, INC. FEED-LUMBER-COAL QUALITY AND SERVICE SINCE 1855 Phone: 24 GAP, PA. Roy K. Weaver, AGENT AUTO-FIRE LIFE INSURANCE State Farm Insurance Co. 9 SOUTH JACKSON ST., STRASBURG, PA. PHONE: 2756 S eventy- tlwe e C ompli m can ts Of KLINE 8: NIRST DeSoto and Plymouth PHONE 20 CHRISTIANA, PA. RIGE'S SUN000 SERVICE U. S. ROUTE 30, VINTAGE R. D. 1, Parzidise, Pa. TeLe19lz.o'n,c: Gap 76-R-41 BOB NESS INC. Dodge-Plymouth Dodge Job Rated Trucks PHONE I LANCASTER 6247 HOWARD L. RUTTER RESTAURANT GAP, PA. KU RTZ'S FRESH-DRESSED POULTRY AT ALL TIMES VINTAGE, PA. PHONES GAP 76-R-2 GROVER 0. SGOTT PARADISE, PA. PLANTS BULBS LANDIS BROS. John Deere and New Idea Farm Equipment DeLaval Milkers STRASBURG-LANCASTER SMELTZ BODY SHOP EONKS R. D. 1, PENNA. Wreck Repair Sz Refinishing SHOP PHONE: STRASBURG 5789 NEW HDLLAND MEAT MARKET BUTCHERS Home Dressed Sz Smoked Meat BUTTER and CHEESE Phone : 4-8351 S HILDEBRAND MEATS FRESH AND SMOKED Phone: St'1'asIm'1'g 4106 Seventy-four BAOHMAN FUNERAL HOME Strasburg, Pa. SEVEN GENERATIONS OF FUNERAL SERVICE IN LANCASTER CO. A ccovmf i71.g-Secretaria l-S tenograph ic Bus iness A clminist1'ation Courses LANGASTER BUSINESS SCHOOL 48 North Queen Street LANCASTER, PA. GLEMENS GROGERY GENERAL MERCHANDISE Soudersburg, Pa. ARTHUR S. YOUNG, OO., ING. POWER FARMING EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES General Machine Shop KINZERS, PA. PHONE: GAP 73-R-21 FRANK L. KREIDER 81 SON Contractor and Builder Block Laying'-Cement Work LANCASTER R. D. 4, PA. L. D. BRAOKBILL Old Guard Mutual Fire and Storm Insurance Goodville N on-assessable Liability and Property Damage Lancaster 3-1949 St1'asbu1'g 2301 Phone: Gap 69 Gapf Pa V. D. Kling Agency AUOTIONEER RAYMUND ESULEMAU Real Estate Sz Insurance Hauling Crnlmzzmity Public Sale First Satuwlay In Each Month GORDONVILLE R. D. 1, PA. INTERCOURSE, PA. Phones: Intercourse 8-3441 Lancaster 2-7492 F. MARVIN RIOE Garage RONKS, PA. NORMAN L. GRAHAM Contractor 8x Builder GAP R. D. 1, PA. Phone: Intercourse 8-8090 Seventy-five llerr's Potato Chips Home Style WHOLESALE NOTTINGHAM, PA. Phone: Oxford 676-J-4 LEUIIARD 0. MILLER Painter Sz Paper Hanger Floor Sanding SL Refinishing SOUDERSBURG, PA. PHONE: STRASBURG 3018 USGEDLA FLOUR MILLS Flours - Feed - Grains Gordonfville, Pa. R. D. 1. PHONES INTERCOURSE 8-8181 ESSO SERVICE By Paul Secunda VINTAGE, PENNA. DRIVE CAREFULLY: The life you save may be your ow PHONE: GAP 55-R-31 Tl STOLTZFIIST DIIIER A Good Place to Eat LINCOLN HIGHWAY EAST LANCASTER, PA. L. F. CLARK Paints-Glass-Wallpaper 255 W. KING ST. LANCASTER, PA. Phone: 2-7115 J. PAUL IIDLT GAP, PA. MAYTAG APPLIANCES IRONRITE IRONERS QUEEN DAIRY' PHONE 8118 413 South Queen St. LANCASTER, PA. THE WTLLTTWS FRANK w. Haan RESTAURANT nuu.nnm conrnncron A GOOD PLACE To EAT General Repair' Work Receptions Banquets - Pcwtfies DIAL STRASBURG 41 81 S ev enty-six ROCK OF AGES MONUMENTSU Charles W. Lundgren 84 Sons WALTER M. RDIIRER Paradise R. D. 1, Penna. Poultry Eggs Paradise R. D. 1, Penna. Fl'UitS 32 Vegetables in Season Phone: I'ntef1-course 8-3045 PHONE: STRASBURG 3551 PHONE: QUARRYVILLE 161-R-15 W. J. MITCHELL AU'rOMO'1'1vE 8L TRACTOR SERVICE Paradise R. D. 1, Penna. ROUTE 896 AT GEORGETOWN LLUYD 0. WELK COAL ICE GENERAL HAULING PHONE: 'QUARRYVILLE 233-R-4 Pa'rad'ise R. D. 1, Pevvna. SARL R. FEISTER Painting 81 Paperhanging Pfl7'llCl'l'Sf4' R. D. I, Pcwna. PIIONEI QUARRYVILLE 233-R-61 RllPERT'S GLEAIIERS CLEANING sl PRESSING Deliveries in Paradise Twice Weekly PHONE1 STRASBURG 4821 Stfrasb-zw'g, Pevma. WM. C. HUAR VISIT AUTO BODY se FENDER TUV'-Mm REPAIR SHOP AT PU0NEf 114 GAP FARMERS SUPPLY GUMPAIIY GAP, LANCASTER ' HOLTON - LEBLANC - ARMSTRONG - SELMER SLINGERLAND DRUMS .IESSE FRENCH PIANOS SHARMAN'S The Finest 'in Music PH ONE I READING 8-8336 654 PENN AVENUE SINKING SPRINGS, PENNA. Seventy seven HARNISH MEAT MARKET Youn lan stone Midway Between PARADISE Sz SOUDERSBURG PHONE: Strasburg 4565 JOE MYERS' DINER JOE MYERS' DRIVE-IN U. S. ROUTE 30 LINCOLN HIGHWAY EAST LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA RIOII, WHOLE MILK IN MODERN CREAM TOP BOTTLES Whipped C'7 GCl.'iH, When You Waznt It CREAM TOP DAIRY Lincoln Highway East LANCASTER R. D. 4, PENNSYLVANIA Complimeints Of Service Manager BRUBAKER MOTORS INC. DESOTO PLYMOUTH LANCASTER APPLE, INC. FIIIE SOHOOL JEWELRY Be sure to patronize your jeweler' All work fully guccrfvnteed LANCASTER PENNSYLVANIA Seventy-eight JOHN J. HESS - JOHN J. HESS II KINZERS, PA. PARADISE, PA. INTERCOURSE, PA. R. 1 D. 1 Phone IUf91'C0U1'S92 3 8166 Phone Intercourse: 8-3301 Gap: 16-R-12 FLUUR - FEED - SEED - GOAL - FERTILIZER WHEN YOU THINK OF MUSIC THINK OF KIRK JOHNSON 8: CO. Everything Musical 16 WEST KING STREET LANCASTER, PA HENRY H. GROFF Cesspool. Septic Trunk and Cistern Cleaning and I'nstalla,t'io'n CONCRETE SEPTIC TANKS FOR SALE PHONE: 2-0157 BIRD-IN-HAND, PA Compliments Of MUSSER LEGHORN FARMS MOUNT JOY, PA. ie f25u,Z'cfz Alaaen H' Q sounsnssunc, PA. nsH STUFF A ' ' Am? N ov E WES T1-Lil ,M Q ,fr-Lg ' 'i M ' fp Bar-B-Q and Amish Sodas 'Haj A S evefnty-'nine WENGER 8: SENSENIG, INC. Brushed Stone Agriculiural Limestone PARADISE, PA. FISHER MOTORS SALES - OLDSMOBILE - SERVICE AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING PHONE: STRASBURG 2887-3921 PARADISE, PA. HERSHEY GARMENT COMPANY PHONE: STRASBURG 2136 PARADISE, PA. l ' If C LL 'HANCAS ' ' . 'I O ' NGRAVING 0. 3 I l 1 I 'I 'H 'I l -1.171-1-lA'f'l'l'l'1Q.i't1'n1'nl N.DUKE S11 En McGovERN :ia --Eg STER,PENNSYLVANlA qui S' IVIAURICE IVI. GOOD fm Qc. 9 U! .AEZUYZK Representing EASTERN STATES FARMERS' EXGHAIIGE ING R. D. 1, GORDONVILLE, PA. PHONE: INTERCOURSE 8-3112 Eighty HIGH WELDING COMPANY James Sz Water Streets LANCASTER, PA. Pm-table Electric Ami Acetylene Welding Phone: Lancaster 3-2509 Satisfaction Guamvizteed C. E. MILLER 8: SONS Well Drillers 127 W. FREDERICK ST. MILLERSVILLE, PA. PHONE: 8215 E. K. KRAMER 8: SON G A R A G E KINZERS, R. D., PA. LADERACH'S CHEESE HOUSE PHONE: GAP 53-R 'S CHEESE - BUTTER LANCASTER COUNTY KINZERS, PA M O O R E F A R M S Floyd H' Moore 780 Eden Road Phone Lancaster 2-1321 MOORE CHICKS LANCASTER, PA. MORE PROFITS Eighty-one 75wn 7511: Z .f,f., BRE,D SAYRES, SCHEID 8: SWEETON MEWS WEAR 28-so EAST KING STREET LANCASTER, PA KUIPERS' BROTHERS GENERAL POULTRY EQUIPMENT Specialty Big Dutchman Automatic Poultry Feeder PHONE: INTERCOURSE 8-3187 GORDONVILLE, PA UNION EMBLEM COMPANY HIGH SCHOOL AND FRATERNITY JEWELRY FELT GOODS AND COMMENCEMENT STATIONERY PALMYRA, PENNSYLVANIA P. H. Nissley, MCLWLfl'g6'l' 0 J Ea! WONDER HAM-BACON-FRANKFURTERS PORK SAUSAGE-PUDDING-SCRAPPLE Wm F cwov' by Qual-ity and Flcwof' EZRA W. MARTIN 00. LANCASTER, PA. Eighty-two THE ESBENSHADE TURKEY FARM Turkeys Turkeys All Since l890 Ideal Year Glfts PARADISE, LANCASTER CO., PA. Phone: Strasburg 3211 HERSHEY PAVING COMPANY cournncron Asphalt Driveways Parking Lots Roads Phone: Intercourse 8-3176 GORDONVILLE, PA. PITTSBURGH INTERLOCK PLASTIC WALL TILE GEORGE M. GROFF Decorating STRASBURC, PA. 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