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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1954 volume:

5 1, Qifafi 53' . iw 4. M?5f5'W H WE, THE CLASS 0F I954 PRESENT 0UR TALE OF MEMORIES 9 , fff' S ' ? EXE 1 , Sw. Y A5521 X 00080 Egg? K! 2 Haffz gf? 5 if T 'Ales gi n DEPICTED IN THE PAGES 0F - - - - - - - - - - - Q a. Q RA -'ef ' ,JP Saw RID Published by THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1954 Gil. PARADISE TOWNSHIP HIGH ScHooL Paradise, Pennsylvania THEIHQ4 TAFNAWAN Foreword . We, the Class of '54, publish the twelfth edition of the Tdlldllllll, with a desire to depict permanently the activities, curricular and other interests of school life. As you gaze over these pages, may they ever remind you of the joyous years well spent at Paradise. Table of Confefzfy . . Foreword ......,..,,,........ ..... 4 In Appreciation ...l.., ..... 4 Dedication ..,.............,.....,.... ..... 5 Principals Message .,......... ...,r 7 Faculty ...,,,............,,,.........,,,,,. ..... 8 Seniors ......,,....,........ ,......,.. 1 2 Underclassmen ........ .,,,...... 2 3 Sports .................... .......... 3 3 Music .......... ........,. 4 2 Activities ...... .......... 4 9 Patrons ...,.,.,..............,... ..l,...... 6 3 Advertisements .,,,,..... ....,,.... 6 4 ffppfwlbfion . . We, the members of the class of 1954, 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, Miss Fulginiti, and Mrs. Wiker 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. Fo ur We Zwlctale We, the Class of 1954, dedicate this twelfth edition of the Tanawan to our teacher, friend and counsellor, Mrs. Sally B. Wiker. G5 BO RD OF EDUCATIO With a deep sense of satisfaction, we the Board of Education, are pleased to extend to each of you in the class of 54 our heartiest congratulations. You have completed the established course in our school system and we are confident 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 fine scholastic records attained by those of our Alumni who have entered various colleges in the past. It is difficult 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 community is a better place in which to live. So, we trust that you, too will be 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 Six A Message from Our Supervising Principal You, the members of the graduating class have reached an important milestone in your lives. This is an important time for you. It is an equally important time for your schoolmates, parents and friends. The interest of the whole community is centered around you, and rightly so., for the schools represent many times the largest investment and business in the area. They symbolize an in- vestment in boys and girls. To you is given a life to live, and a personality to fashion. You want todo your best -to make the most of it. Many energies, powers and talents are at your command. Wlmat will you do to join that eager, joyous, expectant band of youth? We hope your school has helped you to develop the talents which -are.yours and has helped you to recognize your own capabilities. It is our hope that you have been inspired to seek your goal to the best of your ability. A beckoning world awaits you. Examine well the path your feet would trod. Consider what high attainment your mind is capable of reaching. The reason many do n0t attain their desires is because they get tired reaching. Steadied by the experiences of your parents and friends and guided by their counsel. and careg equipped with the training of this school and clothed in the faith and trust of youth, with all the enthusiasm and the vigor that belongs to the young, may you go forth this commencement into a beck- oning world and find therein all the happiness, all the success and the realization of all the dreams you have held these many years. Have faith in God, in yourself and in the future. Congratulations and best wishes to you. If you can't be a pine on the top of the hill Be a scrub in the valley, but be The best little scrub by the side of the rill: Be a bush if you can't be a tree. We can't all be captains, some have to be crew. There's something for all of us here. There's work to be done, and we've all got to do Our part in a way that's sincere. If you can't be a highway, then just be a trail, If you can't be a sun, be a star, It isn't by size that you win or fail: Be the best of whatever you are. ARTHUR W. EsHELMAN, Snpzf. Prin. Seven - . I is Q S FACULTY yi V - ar. .ig-g--. 5 i uk., ARTHUR W. ESHELMAN Elizabethtown College-B. S. Columbia University-M. A. Temple Graduate-Graduate Study Previous Experience: Milton Grove School, Mount joy Township: Principal, Fulton Township High Schoolg Elizabethtown College Summer Sessions: Supervising Principal, Paradise High Schools Subjects: Chemistry and Physics GEORGE ALTHOUSE, JR. Elizabethtown Collegef B. S. Franklin and Marshall College Temple University4M. Ed. Previous Experience: Paradise Township Schools Subjects: English, Social Studies, Guid- ance, Basketball and Baseball Coach Eight MARY L. FULGINITI Millersville State Teachers College -B. S. Columbia Ur1iversityfSummer School Previous Experience: Paradise Township Schools Subjects: Mathematics MRS. SALLY B, WIKER University of PennsylvaniafB. 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 M34 W ff! LOWELL K. FUHRMAN Shippensburg State Teachers College-B. S. Previous Experience: Paradise Township Schools Subjects: Commercial JOHN KOSHUTA West Chester State Teachers College-B. S. Previous Experience: Paradise Township Schools Subjects: J, B. T., Instrumental Music, Soccer Coach C. ELIZABETH SHOEMAKER West Chester State Teachers CollegeAB. S. University of Pennsylvania --Summer Sessions Previous Experience: Valley Township Elementary Schools, Atglen Elementary School, Paradise Township Schools Subjects: Social Studies, Elementary and Secondary Music Ten if .ff 'f'l If' gf, Q fi f Q ,Y T MRS. PAULINE R. REESE Millersville State Teachers College A-B. S. Previous Experience: Southern Lancaster County High School, Paradise Town- ship Schools Subjects: D-epartmentalized Seventh and Eighth Grades, High School Physical Education RICHARD M. BRADLEY Millersville State Teachers College -- B. S. Previous Experience: Leacock Township, Paradise Township Schools Subjects: Departmentalized Seventh and Eighth Grades, junior High Basketball Coach MRS. RHODA W. HOSTETTER Lancaster General Hospital--R. N. West Chester State Teachers College Pennsylvania State College Previous Experience: Paradise and Salis- bury Township Schools Subjects: School Nurse, Home Nursing Elm-en CLASS OFFICERS C. PATRICIA AXE PRESIDENT Course: General Cheerleader. . .honor roll student. . . Mad- am president. . .always helpful. . .Joe Myers . . .acting ability. Tanawan Co-editor: Pioneer 2, 3, 4: Pioneer Assist- ant Editor 2: Pioneer News Editor 3: Class Pres- ident 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Band Major- ette 1, 2: Jr.-Sr. Play 3: Honor Society 2, 3, 4: May Day Court 1: Cheerleading 4: Letter Club Treasurer 4: Hockey 4. NORMA K. LADERACH VICE PRESIDENT Course: Academic Individualist. . .natural curly hair. . .jour- nalist. . .a debating student. . .friend of all . . .many hobbies. Tanfawan Staff: Pioneer 3, 4: Pioneer Art Editor 3: Pioneer Co-editor 4: Vice President 4: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1. 2, 3, 4: Jr.-Sr. Play 3: Letter Club 4: Hockey 4. fvlotmf We Fifzifb To Begin. '53 F1014 er ll 17116 Rafe Colori: Crimfofz and Gray Adzzmra Mr. Ai'lf.7llI' W. Efhelmalz, MrJ. Sally B. Wiker PHYLLIS L. KURTZ TREASURER Course: Commercial Sweet disposition. . .likes P. O. D. class. . . Pioneer editor. . .that laugh. . .diligent work- er. . . brain . Tanawan StaFf: Pioneer 1, 2, 3, 4: Pioneer Co-editor 3 - Cla Treas r 1 4 Mixed Chorus 1 2 . 4. ss u er . 2, : . . 3, 4: Operetta Lead 4: National Honor Society 2, 3 4. LINDA HOFFECKER SECRETARY Coarse: Academic Jazzy jokes. . .future teacher. . .basketball fan...nice to be around...always with Jeannie. . .fluent in French. Tanawan Subscription 8: Circulation Manager: Pion- eer 3, 4: Class Secretary 3, 4: Fire Patrol 1: Librar- ian 4. Thirteen DIANE BAIR DAVID A. BENNER JOYCE E. CHARLES Coursv: Commercial Majorettc. . .hates English speeches . . . ncat clothes. . .hails from Stras- burg. . .pianist. . .boys, her special- ty. Tanawan Patrons Manager: Pioneer 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2: Band Color Guard l, 2, Band Majorette 3, 43 Band Secre- tary 43 Accompanist for Operetta 3. Course: General Class Casanova. . .dodges studying ...B u i c k s. . .stage manager... school chauffeur. . .happy-go-lucky. Tanawan Editorial Staff: Class President lg Vice-President 3: Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Operetta Lead 4: Safety Patrol 2, Safety Patrol Captain 3. 4: Fire Patrol 1, 25 Fire Patrol Chief 4: Basketball 1, 2 3 4: Soccer 3: Baseball 2, Course: Academic Unpredictable. . .blushes easily. . . good student. . .reserved. . .sense of humor. . .attractive usher. Tanawan Editorial Staff: Pioneer 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3. 3. 4: Letter Club 3. 4. JOHN W, DEACON Course: General Specializes in teasing. . .class wit . . .good in basketball. . . Wanna yn bet. . . .likes to argue. . .forgets about P. O. D. tests. Tanawan Editorial Staff: Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 1, 2, 3, 4: Band Color Play 3: Fire Patrol 3, 4: Baseball 1: Basketball 1, Soccer 3: Co-Captain 4, Vice-President 2: 4: Mixed Chorus Guard 4: Jr.-Sr. Letter Club 3. 4: 2, 3: Captain 45 Fourteen JANET L. FOULK Course' : Cum na erciul Inseparable from her sister. . .gen- erous. . .knock-knock jokes. . .Wil- lows worker. . .precise typist. . . resident of Frogtown. Tanawan Staff: Girls' Glee Club 3, 43 Mix ed Chorus 3, 4. JEANNE E. FOULK NANCY L. HARKCOM ALETA HERSHEY Com sc: Com nzcrciul Course: Commercial Courszn' Commwwiral Shoithand lover??. . . I Love Lucy Poised speaker. . .Edith's side-kick Red ' hair. . .songbird of the class fan hillbillies. . .co-operates . .l . . . . Lambie . . .future housewlfe . . .t1cklish. . .belongs to T. M.. H. always studying P. O. Il.. . .short1e. . . .poet. . .dependable. C 1 u b. . .hockey fullback. . .llkes Tanawag Staff: Girls' Glee Club 3, 4: Ti1nawanbStaFf: Piciaieer Stag 2, 3,2-1: Girls' School' Mxxed horus 3, 4. Gee Clu 1, 4: ixed orus , 3, 1 Tanawan Staff. pioneer Staff 3 4. Girly B dl, 2: L'b , Stff 3. 4: Library ' . - ' '. ' Ssallf President :?rlLette::' Club 4. Glee Club 1' 2' 3' 4' Mixed Chorus 1' Z' 3. 4: Jr.-Sr. Play 3: Letter Club 4: Hockey Team 4. DORIS A. HERSHEY Course: CO7Il,7II,CTCilll Well-liked. . .good student. . .sports lover. . . score-keeper. . .able busi- ness manager. . .pretty blue eyes. Tanawan Business Manager: Pioneer 2, 3, 4: Pioneer Business Manager 4: Secretary 1, 2: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Fire Patrol 3, 4: Letter Club Vice-President 4: Hockey Team Captain 4: Basketball Score-keeper 4. Fifteen ' HULDA E. HERSHEY Course: Commercial Good basketball guard. . .that snick- er. . .comedienne in the operetta. . . lively. . .diligent worker. Tanawan Editorial Staff: Pioneer 3. 4: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Operetta Lead 3: Letter Club 4: Hockey Team 4. ELIZABIETH P. LEFEVER EDITH Y. LOCKWOOD ESTHER A. MELLINGER Con1's1': Az'rm'c'mfr' Course: Commercial CtIlII'.Wt'.' f:l'Ill'7'lll Wavy hair. . .changeable about Looks good in red. . .lefty. . .librare Argues in P. O. IP. class. . . faculty boys. . .math wh1z...alWays talk- ian. . .that blonde hair. . .quiet typlst. . .purple nose. . .for e v er ing. . .pretty clothes. . .gets teased. fsometimesj . . .commercial student. hopping. . .gossip reporter for Eanawan Eglitcgial Stgfif: Plf:rlfSr14ZNEl2iST Tanawan Editorial Staff, Pioneer Staff 3, P mC'f ' ' 'cxclulblc' 'reasurer 1 if 5' UU, U1 .2 lXCf 43 Library 1, 2, 3, 4: L tt r Cl b 4: H k- , - . Chorus 2: Band 2' 3. Llhrary Vwe-prom, ey Team 4. C e u oc Tanawan Staff. Pioneer l. 2, 3. 4, Pioneer Feature Editor 3: Girls Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Operctta Lead 3: Library Staff 2, 3, 4. dent 33 Library Secretary-Treasurer 4. l MARGARET MILLS JEANNE K. MUMMAW fIOHI'Hl'.' ClIIIlIlIl'l'l'llII CfPIll'Htl.' Af'lllll'Illil' Snappy majorette. . .Superman fan Loves to eat. . .little but oh my . . .ilimplt-s. . .takes responsibility . . .likes chemistry. . .1-lirerleader . . .would make a good gym teacher . . .good natured. . .giggles ' ' 'Wllm lm Skates' Tanawan Editorial Staff: Pioneer 43 Libra- Tanawan Co-editor: Pioneer 3, 43 Girls 'ian 31 45 Checrleadinff 3' 4- Glce Cluh l, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Band Majorettc 1. 2, 3, 4: Band Vice- President 33 Band president 4: National Honor Society 3, 45 Fire Patrol Assistant Chief 3, 4, May Court 3: Letter Club Sec- retary 43 Hockey 4. Sixteen, SHIRLEY M. RINEER Course .' Com Nl orciul Likes to dance. . .pretty black hair ...that driving fhmj . . .full of fun. . .friendly. . .Pioneer typist. Tanawan Editorial Staff: Pioneer Staff 4: Girls Glee Club 4: Library Vice-President 4- Chorus 4. KATHLEEN N. RYNIER Course: General Salisbury Indian. . .female Hoagy Carmichael. . .future music teach- er. . .likeable. . .strawberry blonde . . .reliable Tanawan Staff: Girls Glee Club 4: Mixed EILEEN C. SI-HRK Cozwsc : Com nz vrciril Class beauty. . .Indian princess . . .straight A's. . .gay. . .capable s e c r e t a r y. . .appreciates good Jokes. Tanawan Advertising Manager: Pioneer 1, 2, 3, 43 Circulation Manager 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 23 Operetta Lead 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: May Court 2: Cheerleading 1, 23 Hockey 4. EUGENE TROUT Course: Genwal Quiet. . .clarinet tooter. . .future sailor. . .good-natured . . . dresses neatly. . .basketball manager. Tanawan Staff: Boys Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 41 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3: Manager 45 Baseball 1, 2, 35 Letter Club 3, 4. Serenfeen l l KITTY WINTERS Course: Com.mcrciu.l Likes six-footers. . .that sneeze. . . never quiet. . .works hard for safe- ty patrol. . .loves dill pickles. .. full of fun. Tanawan Staff: Pioneer Z, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2: Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Librarian 1, 2. 3. 4, Safety Patrol 1, 2, 3, 4: Safety Patrol Secretary 4. 40 0. ox of Tdxtxoxq xigx cb Q 30 rx'-a Q0 406 sxixcxx - X x X9 . XC' Q. elf' Q0 Q9 O CLASS Guidance Class. Histor 1950-51 Our high school life began in 1950 with Mr. Edison W. Blevins as our advisor. For our freshman year we elected the following ofhcersz President, David llennerg Vice- President, Robert Singer, Secretary, Doris Hersheyg Treasurer, Phyllis Kurtz. Some of the highlights of our hrst year included the purchasing of school rings and jackets, our party The Freshman Frolic, and our trip to Hershey Park on the last day of school. Eighteen 1951-52 Our second year in high school was spent with Mr. George Althouse serving as our advisor. As sophomores, we elected the following ofhcersz President, Patsy Axeg Vice-President, jack Deacon, Secretary. Doris Hersheyg Treasurer, Phyllis Kurtz. We sponsored a party, 'AThe Big Inch on February 29. Again we completed the school year with a trip to Hershey Park. Seniors discuss the future in WORK 1952-53 Climbing toward the top, we spent our junior year with Mrs. Sally ll. Wiker as homeroom teacher. For our third year we elected the following' officers: President, llatsy Axe, Vice-President, David llennerg Secretary, l,inda l-loffeekerg Treasurer, lflizabeth Lefever. Crimson and gray were selected as our class colors. Pennants, em- blems, hats, and class rings were purchased. We held a dance after the VVarwit'k basketball game. Our party, the main fea- ture of which was a treasure hunt, was held on April 24. To further the funds in our treasury, a bake and soup sale was held. The ,lunior-Senior Reception, which was held at the l,eola Memorial,highlighted the year. A trip to Hershey closed our third high school year. Lab experiments are an important part of the chemistry course. llelow: Seniors go on an errand. 1953-54 In our senior year at l'aradise High School, Mr. Arthur VV. lishelman and Mrs. Sally ll. Wiker served as advisors. Officers for our Final year were as follows: llresi- dent, Patsy Axe, VvlCC-lil'CSltlClll1, Norma Laderachg Secretary, Linda Hoffeekerg Treasurer, Phyllis Kurtz. During the year we sponsored two dances. The Snow Ball was held after the East Lampeter basketball game and after the New Holland game. During the entire year, we worked to- ward publieation of the Tanawan. One of the outstanding memories of our last days at Paradise High is our three- day trip to VVash1ng-ton, ll. C. As our high school career is clixnaxed by Class Night, Baccalaureate, and Com- mencement, we go forth to take our place in the world. Nineteen Left: The English class try compositions CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1954, make this our last will and testament under the Statutes of Law of Paradise High School, in Paradise Township, in the State of Penn- sylvania. I To the faculty we leave the memory of our smiling faces. II To the Juniors we leave our neatly erased books. III To the Sophomores we transfer our love for sports. IV To the Freshmen we will our dignified manners. V To the Janitor we leave our chewing gum placed neatly under each desk. I, Patsy Axe, will my acting ability to Kenneth Hostetter. I, Diane Bair, will my ability to flirt to Charles Landis. I, David Benner, leave my taxi service to Glenn Fisher. I, Joyce Charles, will my one man theme to Sally Hershey. I, Jack Deacon, will my ability to do algebra to Daryl Lichty. I, Janet Foulk, bequeath my giggle to Judy Simpson. I, Jeanne Foulk, will my sincerity to Elva Rowe. I, Nancy Harkcom, will all my possessions except Marlin to the Junior girls. I, Aleta Hershey, transfer my weight to Dorothy Hersh. I, Doris Hershey, will my scorekeeping job to a person who wants free admission to the games. I, Hulda Hershey, will my false teeth to Mary Lou Haldeman. I, Linda Hoffecker, transfer my romantic moods to Gwendolyn Erb. I, Phyllis Kurtz, will my wedding gown I wore in the operetta to Dolores Coble. I, Norma Laderach, leave my admittance cards to anyone who likes to sleep late. I, Elizabeth Lefever, will my ability to get along with boys to Eileen Kniesner. I, Edith Lockwood, will my ability to get around to Audrey Lutz. I, Peggy Mills, will my ability to argue in Law Class to anyone who doesn't agree with the answer book. I, Esther Mellinger, transfer my quiet and reserved manners to Carl Jones. I, Jeanne Mummaw, will my shoe size to Marlin Wenger. I, Shirley Rineer, will my long hair to Mary Louise Cogley. I, Kathleen Rynier, transfer my musical talent to Mr. Althouse. I, Eileen Shirk, will my dark eyes and hair to Peggy Steinman. I, Eugene Trout, will my bashfulness to Colleen Eisenberger. I, Kitty Winters, transfer my jazzy nature to Joy Boettger. CLASS OF 1954 Witnesses : MRS. WIKER MR. ESHELMAN Twenty CLASS PROPHECY As the sun slipped over the hill, and red sails began to form, I gazed with awe up into the rapturous heavens. The crickets started singing their night songs, the world was at peace - then was when it happened! A piercing blue ray led to a hazy screen, which, as I watched, slowly faded until a beautiful flowering land of friendly, happy, people appeared. It is 1964! The gaiety of this suddenly passed, and faded into practically nothing, leaving a figure standing in a dark room, developing photographs. When she was finished, she snapped on a light and it turned out to be none other than Edith Lockwood. A blood curdling yell frightened me from this scene, and there was Nancy Harkcom trying to convince her youngest, Bratinella, that the green-eyed monster she had seen was a cat and not a little demon. Weird colors started to appear showing someone's T. V. set on the blink, and no wonder, since it is Aleta Hershey, who has her own singing comedienne show, going through her act. The set is clearing and now showing is a successful parakeet raiser, Kathleen Rynier, who owns the famous bird Dickey , The screen is growing darker and a beautiful rendition of Ricochet Romance is being heard from Carnegie Hall. A girl is seated at the piano. This modest girl is Diane Bair. Brighter lights are coming into view. A girl who looks vaguely familiar is receiving an academy award for something. The booming voice of the announcer comes through, complimenting Eileen Shirk on her fine acting in Indian Reunion . A more powerful glow is being given off. and a small town, Paradise, appears. On the right hand side of the street about the fourth building down is the Wittle Weiner Corporation with the inscription Patsy Axe, President . In this same town only two blocks down is a consolidated school. Here Peggy Mills is show- ing her senior girl gym class how to play tiddley-winks. Surveying this scene is Linda Hoifecker, kindergarten teacher, who has tied her little darlings and tossed them gently into the closet. As I watch, the town grows, buildings change, and it is now Boston, Massachusetts, where I see a very common sight - Hulda Hershey coated with flour from recent baking in her large shop. Even now the buildings are growing, the city increasing in size. Now it is New York City. The Waldorf Astoria's doors are open, showing two employees quarreling. It seems that Jeanne Foulk, head waitress, collected a tip which janet Foulk, chief cook and bottle washer, thought she deserved. There is a large white blank on which letters are beginning to form. The Chicago Tribune has on its front page an odd story of two people racing rockets to the moon. jack Deacon is favored two to one over Doris Hershey. In the right hand column about half way down the page is a story of an admiral in the navy who has been found on the Forgotten Islands. This man, Eugene Trout, was stranded here for seventeen years and wasn't so sure he wanted to leave! A flipping of the page shows that the TMHC QTall Man Hunter Clubj, presided over by Kitty Winters, has dispersed as all the members have landed their six-footers. On this same page is an announcement by Shirley Rineer, teacher at Arthur Murray's, of a dance to be held at the Outdoor Pavilion the sixteenth of October. Here also is a feature article about an excellent charmer who learned her occupation while still in school. Tootsie Lefever charmed the fellows and now she charms snakes. On the editorial page Phyllis Kurtz shows her ideas on world affairs in her well written edi- torial. The sports page pictures a catcher of renown for the Boston Braves, Dave Benner. The paper grows brighter and in its place is a book, The Happiest People on Earth , writ- ten by Esther Mellinger. This book earned the 1964 Nobel Literature Prize. So bright is the light now that joyce Charles, winner of the Mrs. America title for 1964 can hardly be seen, and still another person appears. Nurse, Jeanne Mummaw, loved by all for her cheerfulness, is surrounded by such a brilliant glow that I have to blink because the light is so hard on my eyes. The vision vanishes. The evening star alone is left to spread its friendly glow over anyone who will take heed. Twenty-one Q G Music hy Kathleen Rynier CL J Words hy Senior Class MIYIIII TTFITF-ITYY A f LYVQIIFYFFIYYIIYIFYIPI Il FDDI K I' V ' 4' K - I I - 1 I . I 0 F I I v - I ' E . , . Fare- wen fo Ma-one. wich Sand Farr--lent Fm-vel +o mee, wi+h cal-br.: jraysno I Id I I' .I 'I - . l Tl ll ll . I - b I II I I I I p I l ' 5-b mini E v 5- r n lTYfYffIIfIJIl kill-'Y:1'l-lb-lr-FflflY'l!'lP'FYYII'I'I I I Z - o - I I . : Q QVfM'SON, Nob-K en +0 Vit-fain Haw: lthlvl-eyed' our Sdlul 32606 . t I Y I I b : : ' 51 - . I I I I Im I I I I I Il ' f IE Il'I'f Y-YI!-II-H I - if-lf lr!IIrfHIHrIr'IFI--- INR Y' I 0 II I' III IIFIFYII-'OI KI' YIIIIPU Il I If If 'EI'-Ill I'-ISI , - 4 , iameursiuufv be. whiledairvll HH S5 ,M ,hawk ,.- ies - ...' .41-In-4' I S' ni --TH---I IYIIIIII 'III YY I'lII IHI-I-Il-III III I I! i X 1 I I I I IT' With pride and hope before us, We leave with Paradise High School We journey on to meet The past hoth good and had Success in every task we have, The hopes of new achievements And sometimes our defeat. That someday we will have. The class of '54 hears We put our best foot forward, The hanners green and gold. And do the hest we can Of lessons for tomorrow For our dear Alma Mater, Both known and all foretold. We'll hold to our life's end. Tire' ntizy- I wo - I NDERCLASSMEN JU 1011 First row-Left to right: Mr. Althouse, jusepll Liehig, Jane Fc-ister, lislhcr llravrs, Yinlm-I Glwvff, lillen Yuhn, Rose Dunno lmlurvs Gable, Rosa Lee Frank, Norma Prnlmst, Anna Qllarsh, lklpggy Sltilllllflll. Second FOW-fljllilillfl High, xxv21lH'l' Koch, Fred Fisher, Mary Lou Hahlmnznl, llnruthy Hs-rwh, l'riwcxlI:n Ke-llc:u.:3', Mznx L XYikvr, Ifthrl Nlillvr, janivc XYinIer-4, june Hershey, lilvn Ruwe, Alpha Ymler. Third row-fXYiInn-1' llurklmrt, Elvin Kreirler,jzm1c-s Rymr-r. Ray l,t'Illllll!l, R-:he-rt Shzuuhzach, Daryl Lichty, Kenneth el lfarl Lzipp, jznlles Ifvllvriuk, Rfnmlml Iiurkhuh 66454 icerfi PI'6'fjulL'7ll Rosle DONATO Vim P7'9,fjd?7lf IDALE RICE Serrelary ELL EN YOHN TI'6'd.I'll?'67' ELVIN KREIUHR Tzvvnty-four CLASS The class of '55 was one of the largest ever to enter l'arudise High School. lluring their freshman year, they ordered school jackets and rings. Their First school party, The Thing , was held February 28, in the high school auditorium. Mr. Iilevins was their homeroom teacher. Entering l'aradise High School World History proves to he in- teresting to the juniors. as sophomores, the class of '55 was somewhat decreased in size. A Thanksgiving party, The Colm- lmlers Farewell , was given hy the sophomores in honor of Mr. lllev- ins. Mr. Althouse served as faculty advisor. As juniors the class of '55 selected navy lwlue and white as class eolors :ind class l'lllf.LS,j1iClil'lS, and hats were purchased. The jun- iors held their dance on December ll after the VVest Lampeter hasket- lmall game. In physics timing must he exact. Twenty-five Qtliortliund l has Z1 few n es of dictation. SOPHO ORE First row-Left to right: Reba llersh, Shirley Singer, Grace Snioker, jnyce Shirk, lfileen Kniesner, lflsie M l niel Vet 1 Trout, Martha Myers lilaine Mischnick, Phyllis Gruff, flw'en:lulyn lfrb, lieatrice Graff, lllurin l,eakw Janis lli Lck Pl Patsy Miller, Miss Fnlginiti. Second row-George Graves, Beverly l,ichty, Mary lillen Rnnssezn1,Jny Boettgcr, Verna Fulton, lcla N Phslhs Ilan llnris Ann llrzxckbill, Ruth llenlinger, listlier llenlinger, Ruth llunck, Sally llronks, llzirlmra Skethxwa Third rowfjnhn Slmff, Ricllaral xV9ll?l', fllarlee l,:xnclis, Kennetll llrnstelter, RiL'l1:u'1l Skulllwny, Slilllllr X engei llilulu l,efcv'er, lluruld lirzuckhill, Robert Gras-ff, Umzglnf. llilifeiilmaligll, Kenneth l':NllEllll2Hl, lleiwgc l'rlmn, thnlv- 1 lc ii Ynninger. fl A a 1 fi ii n 'I m QI - Tuwfnfy-six UZACQFJ Preridefzl CHARLES LANDIS V ire Pl'c?,IifdFIlf JOYCE SHIRK Serrefary SALLY BROQKS 'I'rea.r1n'er BEVERLY LICHTY CLASS 1111111114 111' A .' X1 . 1.01 . yff ,- 111511 -11151 1 Mgcxwiv. 11c,1xV Xx11uX 1c5 N101 N 5011 - 1041 X X110 23-1,11 ,1,.f' .AM 111 3111 C QX .HY 11101111 - A , , 1'.W1' pw Q59 A110011 1 . U, 1WY0x1xkx 1 1 1111- 011155 111 111 111111111 I 1z1r:111is1' H1111 N as 15l'i'S11 1111-11 XY1l1l ' Q 1101111 111 111111 111111111-111 111111111X 151' 1 --5l'X'l'11 111111, 11ll'lI' 111-Q11111' 111 y1-111' claw 1111111-rs 1x'1'1'1- 1111-1'11'11 111111 w1'1111111 ,11lk'14' 1-1s 111111 1111115 w111'1' 11111- Cr1111. 1111 151'111'11:11'1' 14 . 1111- 1'111v Q .111 X :111'1111111- 1' 1111211 901111111 :11'1y 111 1111- . X111 11L'll- 11111101 S1-1'v1'11 zu 1:11-11111 .1111'1s111'. '11111- s11111111111111'cs 1'l'- 1111'111-11 111 1111' 11111 111' 1115.1 1x'i111 1.H1'1j'-llllk' 1111 'III11L'I'S. Nm 111s111'1'11 11 l, 1 fi 1 111g1':11111y Il H 'vx 1111 1111- 1111111. 11 X W x..,M,,1I 'aww H 1 'f J' 1I11'I11N 11111111' 1 N' 11f111'1'1's 11111 1l1'k' 112111711 111 W1 N1-1 L'11l1lk'1'x -1'1- 1-11-1'11-11.'l1l11- Q ,111111- 11111111'11s w111111f111'1'11 Sl 11111 111111 1111 X1111l1 lu X. . 1 1 ' .11ws 1111114111111 xv: S 1 1111- 1111111111111111 11 111111 ... ,. FRESHMAN First row-Left to right: Mary Louise Cogley, Dali- llcrr, Gay Sharpe, Carroll Hershey, Larry Amway, Robert Ilrball. Leonard flroH, Carl Jones, Mary Finefrock, Bertha Fulton, Emma Rc-imulcl, Audrey Lutz, Judy Simpson, Judy Brooks, Sandra Girvin, Bernice Milley. Second row-Mr, lk-nlinger, Mary lillen Shaubach, Jack Denlinger, Christie Meshey, Eleanor liby, Jeanette llarsh, Mildred llanner, Bertha Gaul, llonald Miller, Jack Fivistt'i', Amanda Frank, Ruth Clark, Ronald ESl'IE'llIl!ll1, llonald Fox, Vt-ltla llc-rslicy, Regina Rice, Ronald Nickel, llarriet Rolircr Third row-fjanws Rynier, Jann-x Miller, llavinl Graham, Clyde llolsten, Keith VYise, Ronald Sharpe, Richard llurkhart, l,inlla llenlingcr, Collet-n lfisellln-leger, Josephine llickel, Dale Gund, Lorraine liraeff, Dolores Plank, Sally lla-rslit-y, lfrank Koch, Marlin XYenp:cr. Cfaafs icerd - i X rl X' l 2 Prefident MARLIN WENGER Vive Prefidenl HARRIET Roi-:RER Serrelary BERNICE MILLEY Treafurer MARY ELLEN SHAUBACH Twenty-eight K CLASS 1,16 1 f' 1' Mr. I 7c111i11g1-1' k'XlD11lillS :1 51'ic11 1'xp1-1'i111c11t. fill NL'I1lLlll17Ll h 10 1 ' ', 53, fifty-Iww 11115111111 1'l'C51llllL'll 1-11t1'1'c11 1111-1111111'5 11111111111 l','l1111'y w1'1'u1111't 115' 1111-ir l'1il5F :111x'15111', M11 111-111111141-r. A11 11111111111 fC2l1l1I'l' uf the fI'L'S1I1lIZlIl 11.155 15 1111y111g 51'111111l 1'111g5 111111 'I1lIl.Y .1 . IJIIIS, rkkklxkfi 1111115 Illl 1111 lIlll'Y U f 1 1111 11.155 11.1115 11.15 110111 Ill 111c 111g11 511111111 :111111tur111111 1111 April 3.1, 1 U54 111 f11114l:111 M ng HY ,111'L'1'11 .I- Il'll1'l15 mf Freshman boys buy orangcadc from Mr. Uvnlingcr, Luft: A few fre5hmf:n prac tice their mathematics. EIGHTH GRADE First row-Left to right: ,loan llcxr fSeCreta1'yj, Blaine Sllirlx l'lll'C2i!4l1l'EI'J, Norma lliffmllxailglll lPresi1lL'llO, XYHYICII Fcistcr 4Vin'r- l,l't'SlllL'lllj, Klrs, Reefs. Second row---l,luyml Gmff, Row XYitmer, llcrtrucle Sparlv, XYilma. Slmff, Dori, llmvher, Plus Ymler, limlalfl Rynicr, Ronalil lxlflilllgllllll, .lmly Ilarver, lh-tty ,lane llnlslell, Nancy Sinllmm, ,Iznxicv Rnlnv.-r, Curl Newxwaiigvr, lJz1lcG1'almn1, llavisl l.amli5. Third row-.lzmct ill':il1zu11, lllzxrilyn l,n-zikwzxy, Patwy Nlllls, ,lfvannv Mmwrc, lluria SllC2'l.il4Cl', lirciula Nicki-l, Shirley Grrvff, Sandra XYilltrrs, Pzmlinc lieuarcl, livelyn llracklull, llrwria llenlingcr, -lillllth hlexlmey. Fourth row-Row lluucla, XYurren Fox, Ronald Ricllarrls, Vl'illiam XYan1n1. julm XYatwl1, Clmarles llzirvcy, Nxvllllltl' liby. Kcum-tlm lluum, Cllnrlm Rullrer, Jacob Rutt, Thirty! Se SEVENTH GRADE rst row-Left tu right: llunalsl Mnwrer fl'l't'5lilClll7, film-nn I'rn'lei' lYicc l'u-ninlentj, Alice Myers- 1SecrctaryJ, Tliclina lfslwiixlizulv 1'l'rezm1il'crD, Mr, lirzullcy. cond row-Nancy lh-znw, Nancy lilly, Cliristim- I,ealxn'ay, Mary Ne-lT, Nancy llvrxliey, Iflclzi Sweigzirt, Sally NYengcr, XYilli:nn l'rl1an, l':nil lleimlin-y, Sylvia Mi:-clinick, Rnlli Davies, Myrtle Fulton, jznnm Ilraliam. Third rowflli-ln-rt Rico. NYaltrl' l.1'frYVI',Jai1n-N l,lllllt'CHIIlll, Freclerick fllerklinger, Georgc Sliarpe, Melvin filly't'I', lhnmlil llroll, Rulwrt livin-vziii, Billy Yolin, Ruln-rt llerfliry, llarulcl Rin:-er. Fourth rowkliicliaiwl lxl4JH'I'CI', llnrix llnuck, jmuim- Milley, k'ai'ulyn jmicf, 'l'ln-lmn Denlinger, Patricia XVii1tn-is, llzu'lJzu':i Hinkley, Annie I r:ink, Sandra Kling, juycv: Rynier, fliarlntte Nlnntgoxm-ry. Th irty-mu: - f'PETE,' O R CUSTODIAN For the past eight years, Irvin Rynier, better known as Pete has faithfully served as janitor for the high school. He is everyone's friend and is always around to lend ll helping hand. Pete has many odd jobs to do as well as his regular jobs of cleaning the classrooms and auditorium, operation of the heating system, and mowing and trimming of the lawns and shrubhery. Tlzirty-Iwo SPQRTS BASKETBALL , , First Rowflmfl lu Right: l5zu'yl Liclnty, ,lim l':ll10I'ik'li, ,lack IM-zu'm1, Iiiclmrml Slwlll way, llzlla- Ricc. Second Row-lfugcuc 'l'ru11l fXl:1n:1gc1'b, Sum XXI-r1g4c1', Hill RH1l1'L'I', Ilzuv lin-nm'r, N11 ,Xlllwuw Hhzxvlll. Right: Sam prepares lor il Left: jim taps the set shot. hall in for a goal Deacon takes thc hall down the Hoor. TEAMS 11111 111111 11111 try :1 11211141 1111. :ip :11111 1J:1x'1- 111':11'I11'1' Il -1111 irst ROW41,v11111 Right: 1f1x'i11 1Xi1'k'111k'l', C11:11'11's 1.:111111x, Rllj' 1,1A:1111:111, 1'41'k'l1 1'.1N1Il'!', 1N1C'1Il1j' 1111x11-111-11 Second ROWf1'111gk'l1k' '1'1'1111t 1X1:111:1g1'1'1, 111110 11111, C1:11'1'111'1' 1,1111-x'1-1', 11111 111111141-1', R11111111 111':11'11', 111111- 11111 1!111'1111111111'1A, M11 ,'X1t111111sL' 1C11:1c11 Thirty-f'i1'e TEAM ON THE BALL CHEERLEADERS Xl llvlwwi IV. Xzlrsllx' l'llL'l'l'lK lIh'I'9' I U le. mmim, VI. smklx. mmnrxwg -I. Iwm 1 1 IU IOR HIGH BASKETBALL First Row--l,efl to right: llmmlcl Miller, Runalcl l':SllCllll1lll, Rrmahl Nickel, Carrull Hershey, A1211 lin VVeng,er, Alaek llenlinger, Dale Grallzun. cond ROW-.lnmes Miller fxl2lIl2l2CTl, Larry .M11w:1y,,la11u-5 l.lIlllCC1llll13, Russ XN'itmer, Riehzmnl Mow rer, Ruhert llershey, Vlllfllli Nutt, Rcmalal Riellurflf, Keith W'ise, llnricl Clrzmllzun, Charles Ruhrel lizxvill Lznmlif, llmmhl Muwrer, Paul Hershey, Mr. Ilrzulley CCu:1el1l. JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS First Row-Left to right: Mary Ellen Shauhzneh, ,loam Milley, Norma lliffenhaug-ll, Nancy llezme. SeC0nd ROW-Harriet RUl1I'CI', Uolnres lllllllli, Sally Hershey, llremla Nickel. Thirty-eight BASEBALL Ilzmlu stupx 11 high fly hall. Ilurkic at bat. Tlliffjl-I1f7lI.' llzlvc Catches bull bam winds up for thc pi Team lint-s for batting practice. up P ,. f , ,F Soccer team takes time out for formal picture, Left: Dick Sketliway playwl for all- stars. Left: Heading the lm Th l u7'l fl SOCCER e team on ll work-ont. Paradise entered the soccer league this year for the first time and were rewarded hy a good season. Mr. Koshuta coached the team on to victory and Daryl Lichty and jack Deacon served as Co-Captains. The manager was Sam Wenger and Charles Landis was scorekeeper. Seventeen boys came out for the team. HOCKEY fl O 04135 I ea Players struggle for hall. The girls hockey team was or- ganized for the Hrst time this year by Mrs. Reese. There were approx- imately thirty girls out for the team. The team played three games as practice games. One with West Lampeter, one with New Holland, and the last one with Quarryville. The team will enter the league IlCXt yeaf. 1, , DQVC. .w 01 '12 1171 la I 11 I 0,111.6 Hershey sisters prep for :1 lnully. Conch Reese shows lmelu tactics. USIC , 3 Q--Q-3.-f-Q-W2----3 5? M' ACTIVITIES USIC Hovs' quartet practic- ing for a ntusinutl pru- tzram. Music dupartmunt directors get tmgethnr, French horn dun-t Luft: Trumput music from the stair- w fl v. Right: Pianist anom- panics girls' trio. BAN Drum nxmjwcttcsz llizu zunl Pcggy Mills. 'J' lizlst Lzunpctcr juins with Vnrzulisc for cmlllvilluml Concert. fi 2 lmhzme :attack ilu- wttlm-IN X Ing' sclul-off fm' S1-fmtin' jim. Mr. IQUSIIHUI with opcrctta pianists. OPERETTA Stzu'Hmvn-r 211101111515 slliciclv. S 'E X llrnlc 'xml j4l'OflIll takl' 1IlL'iI' VUWS. GSTARFLO ER .YI of 0 l1,.r 01,1 V, A fy, 1101, rf,. ., lfaglv Heart :mal St:1rHowur. 9 lnclizm maidens pray fm' Ivruvv. ww Q0 Q4 ' Q X 06' x X X LN is . xv' - NW V50 xa S Xu. H x 3 --1 MIXED CHORUSES First row-Left to right: ,lmly Sinip-mi, Palsy Miller, lluri- Ann llrzxclxlnll. Rum lee lfrzuik, Nnrnm Prubwt, llcatricc lil'-ull, Yiwlvl' iii'-IIT, ,Inmly llrrmlw, Shirley Singer, vlwyti' Sliirlq, Iiincc Sniwlier, l'vfl!1!' Stellinlzm. Second rowf-Kzillilvrii Rynii-r, Phyllis Grruff. Gloria l,c:il4way, lfatllcr llcnlingi-r, Pliyllib llciwlicy, .Xlplm x'Il4lEl',.KIL'llll Xyisr, Alxumw Rynu-r,A lnmux Miller, llnviil Gl'z1l1:nll, ,lack lla-zicun, Ilfmzilrl Millar, Carl juries, kzirrull lleixlicy, lzlzum- Muell- nicli, lam' l i-lflrr, llwvlmva fnlnlc, Many lfllen Slizullszlcli, Ilulnrcs l'l:mlx. Third rowf-,lunv ,llurxlu-5, lfatlicr Blcllinpzcr, Nancy llzwkclmi. Ruth llvluclx, llvurlx lIrI'Xl10Y. Iilx-in Krx'ill1'l', lflrlx lk-nliilrlff. lflul l,:ip1w, ,lllll l'1liici'ivlc, Rmmzilcl lliirlxliwvlilcr, liWCl1ll4Ilyll lfrlx, lfilccn Slllrls, llcxwwly Licllly, Szulrlrei lilrvln, l':itsy Axc, Szillx' llcrNl1cx', Mr. Klirlllllll. Fourth r0W l'r1will:x Km-m-zlgy, -lJlllli'L'xYlIllCl's,!xlCl.1'l llvrslley, l'l1yllif Kurlv, Vvlrla llcrxluy, Sully llrwvlw, llzlxul llcililcr, lfCllIl4'llI ll'Hl1'Hl'v'. lizuyl l,1vl1Iy, l'3lUll'lll' 'l'rout. llzlrriet Rulncr, l's'gg3' Milla, Nr-Vina l,:ulcr:icl1, vlzuicl lfwllllx, ,lm-:nine lwwullx, llulrlzi llc-rflu-3, First row-Left to right: XYilma Slwll. Alflilll qllcrr, 'l'l1L'lIll1l lislmcii--llznlv, livulyn llrucklnll, Vlirixtilie I,m-nlswuy, Xzuicy lfby, Nxuiry lla-mln-y, Ruth llzxviw, Xlyrllc l'ullm1. Second rowfllliltvx' l,L-lcici, Paul llcisliuy, Rmmlll RlCll1lI'Il5, Rnlu-rl lifmswziii, l,lnyai llrnlf, Girl Ncivni':ii1ge1', Kvmletli llzmm, Alzwulr Rllll, flxzulvs R:vll1'z'1', Rims llullvlx, Russ lvilnlvr, l'iuQ Ymlvf. Third rowf- Nlvlvin lin-var, Sylvia Xliwllilicli, Sully xYl'llHk'l', llivll- Sl1v:ill'cl', wlwlzulm- Mrmlw, l':mllllm' lleilarnl, l':iliiCi:i Willltvls, lhiux lk-ulinum-r, hlzuiiu- Ruliri-r, Annie lfrzmlx, Szuulrn Klum, ' ni 1 un, .Xllrm Aly:-iw, Slilrlvy lirnll', lizlrulyn -lung-5 Fourth r0Wff'l'ln-lmsi ll0lllllll:L'l'! llnris lluucli, fllnrilyii l,c:1lni'ziy, lN:nity 51 ls , llmlmm llinliluy, Filthy Mlllx. Forfy-c'iyl1.t Q' TANAWAN wb ,xx . YXXuY.X'5x 4 A C, .XXX xx ,X N uk W EDITORIAL STAFF UYXVW' . QU' fu-1'1liI1r1'NffI'2lIrj' .XXl', Ilvggj' SL'IliHI' XX'Vila-llpx--Alumm- NIlIIIl1Il2lXX', ICN- lllL'lA Alt'Hil1g1k'l', lmwrn' LXIIZIYIVS, lflinzl- I :wully XX utvup f---lIlllk'1 luulk, Alu-num' SUIliL'fINiIlllIll'K'I1 RjIliL'l'. -1 rum l,:ulv1':u'I1, ', 1Hf.XIl'12l I'Ik'I'SlIl'Y. IIiwlfwizlll-l'l1yIIix Iiurlx. Spurtx li1litm'--l5:ui4l licnm-1: I Hllhlll lIl'l'NllK'f', Nancy llzlrk- xlitll l,m'lxxxwml, X1lx'lvv1'f-Klux Nlzmry l'lllglIl!ll, Mrs. Nllllj' Il. W'il4n'1'. BUSINESS STAFF Klzlxlzlgl-1'7IM1'ls llurwllvy, .X1lx'vrtisil1g xl2lIlIlL1k'l'f'l':ilk'L'Il Sllirk. Nwft. .Xcly Sign.-lxllty XXIIIIVYF, ,luck 5llIHSCl'illIi1rIl :xml Q'i!'L'llI2l1iI1ll xlilllilillff Xast. Huh, Zlllll Cir, Xlgrs.-Sllirlcy Ni- ' 1 ' 'L-r, l':llgl'IlL' 'IKrf1111. -,XwXm.x I'z1trm1 List xlZllI2lQk'I'-Ijillill' llnir. W' Sxmiwl--All-, ,xl-111m xv. 1-5111-lmgm. SEAM MYMVQ wig QW! - XX - Fifly Aqigiiwyiy., , STAFF ff u PIO EER CH- lflfflffrw PHYLLIS KURTZ NORMA LADERACH AJ1'!mr MISS MARY I.. l7UI.GlNl'l4l Reporters 81 Typists l ijfff-I u 1 STAFF Ilffsjmm Ahzmzgvr DORIS HERSH EY Cirmlzljnaz lx1J1l.Igl'J' IEILEIEN SH IRK Reporters 81 Co Echtors Iulhflfjf-f1I?'4'l l'IllIN'1'5 uf illc l,k'lft'l' Club 41601155 Sfllmnl apurlS lJl'Ugl'llI1l. LETTER l,lIl 'l,lHl! 4l1mlvIn-N 'uw Klllllk' fun. Imltcr club uftlccrs :mul :ul- Xl ur, HV. ,'XIlllHlliK'. 5 . L.. Xl 1'. .Xltllwmw ll'2'X'k'Ik'l1 In l'l1ll:uln-lplllzl xxlill ilu- Lllllb In wx' ll fmftlrzmll Lllllllv. CLUB 3 2 1 nf - Llllltllllg Nutirmn ll lr :ulwllmll 11:11 Iicllm Xl'I l!I L'llll'lllN zum- lnm mulm 4 lm' la-ltvr Llulw llllllk' l,vltL-rillllmlm-l11lmn'1w sell rn-frwl11m-lltxduring fy-ffrf gzum' LIBRARY I ilir-I,-' I ' -iaig. S ls .mil stuflenrs uw: I ' VX lui. eei1,l.,. ,Mx .Aix X wfllil YF ' Wx xv lic 64 NX xx' l X . X tkflxx QW X cw . ri A IXXUXNX . x .4 - -Y' Ukllkk .. .W XA ' ui cvfcw .Aw W' kv V GTV Ns s A , . -MS Um X' i f 'ff!1-sl. -ff 1,,1,,, This year hoth hoys and girls volunteered to assist Mrs. Wiker as student lihrar- ians. The student lihrarians elected Nancy Harkcom, pres- identg Shirley Rineer, vice presidentg and Elizaheth Le- fever, secretary-treasurer, to serve as ollicers of the organ- ization. Assisting pupils in select- ing hooks, helping check hooks in and out, preparing torn and damaged hooks, and keeping hooks in order on the shelves are the duties of the lihrarians. The Bookmohile, a hraneh of the Lancaster liree Puhlic Lihrary, visits the school and leaves approximately sixty hooks every six weeks. ll'y limi X 11W'l . S x , I XMNV' ' Y'xkl4'llAl XL ml? ll ' 11 Xxxflw .R XUW xiii. uflvll Ni'X'Vlck.' X11-111W 'N' NATIONAL HO OR SOCIETY 1954 MEMBERS Patsy Axc- President Dovis Hursl1 v- Vice President Eileen Shirle- Secretary Treasurer Phyllis Kurtz Peggy Mills Priscillia Kvncagy Elvin Kreider lIllDk'I'N :1111l 111 ll -sta liNt1'11 :lx 5114-:1lu'1' givw lllK'i9IljJi'. Fifi!!-sr'1'f'I1 l'l:111s '11'1- 11111 - ' ' ' . la llll www-ty, SAFETY PATROL f -f -:'-'.':'-4.'-r'fW.g:z:'W.-r.e-:.:- 2:'..'I'r: 1,: MK.xmmfffmzf-izafi mf -.... ....v....,, W .Mm mu Ea., .....-...-W - ' 'Z . -l'.. .. '.Ff'. ... wx. .g:..,,.. 1 -.J- '. ...ez-.... 3' ..... L , ,M exam Fw x First row-Left to right: Sauulru Girvin, Sally Ilershr-y, Judy Iimnks, Holme- Plsmk, Mary l,0l1i4t' Cuglcy, I,zu'l'5 XINXX lx Phyllis Gruff, Ih-rlhn Gaul, Alpha, Yoder, Rmmlsl Slmrpe. We? Second row-Cnllz-en lfisenhcrger, Linmlu Ile-nlinger, ,Indy Silnpsnu, Rrginn Rice, Mary lfllun RHIINAUIIU, Yclclu 'I'ruut Rqlu llersh, lmla Nult, juxephille llickrl, llnln' Hvrl, vluy lluvt!p.5m-V, Mr. llrzulley, Kitty XYKIIIMN, llfnvirl llellm-1, lluu l,vfevn'l', Mr, l,t'fl'Vl'l' 1Ul'ivrI'j. Fifty-eiylzf Omwm C fz fl mi II DAVID BIENNIZR LjL'llfL'lIcI1lf f,l.ARliNCl? LITFIEV Sl'l7'4'lxIl 1' KI'r'1'Y WINTIQIQS fqlllfjjflf MR. BRAm.m' FIRE PATRCL First row-Left to right: June Fm-ister, lluris Hershey, Shirley Singer, Sally X'l'eIIgcr, Nancy liby, Cnlleeri l':lNt'llIM'I'Hi'l, Velcla HeI'slIey, Peggy Mills, Ilarlrnrzi Skcthwziy, Daryl Lichty, Mr. lfslielnlzm. Second row-On truck: Priscilla Keneagy, Bl't'IlllEl Nicki-l, David lk-IIIIeI', Jzunes Rylllt'l', Riclizml Skctliwziy, Third row-On truck: jzwk llc-:IcuII, fll1lI'lEN Rolirer, k'IIrI'ull llersliey, K'l:II'eIIcI' l,i-l'I'v1'I. Of icem Chief IJAVID BENNIQR A.I,Ii.s'IafIl Chief PEGGY MlLl.S Liwzremznm' PRISIIILLA KIENIEAGY DALE RICIQ AdI'j,fl2l' MR. ESHELMAN Iwiffjf-Tll1IP Q-nos frmml , X ,. :mu:u'y I lmw, lIk'il'!lTl'll NI lI'lk1l IU, ll, Wm ANUARY THAW Siffjl IU IOR af SENIOR RECEPTIO uf? f ' A gi I 7' fx HQ ghyxfi ,,.,s'2l'd.l7 V .JY Y nu Stuclcnts mul gucsls enjoying an intcrwlin pm :lu D X duct In' twu junim' girls umlm-ml Ill L' lJl'UgI'2illl. llxc Jumm' clams vcrslfm wwf Tull Mc S tory. XII: frfllllt Ia, M I .K H urst ' , 5IPl'2lk5 141 H10 '- HH lllIlUl'. Y 'uscmlmlx' fm . I' QR -1' W I 'I'cz1cllL'rs, vscurts, gum-st SllL'Ilkl'l' :md claws pm-xi4lc11tf sit :xt tlw lllilltbl' talmlc. MAY DAY Q xmallall lem. 'llll l'2'Kt' A' M1 ,q 4, 3,31 .- ,xx f,1l'UlllJ nf mlzmcn-rs in custu .X flclrl of lolllpops. ,lllllf girls' mlrill team in action. c queen Zlllll-Cllllf Mr KL Mrs Mr. KL Mrs. Mr. KL Mrs. Mr. KL Mrs. PARENTS AND FRIENDS Russel Axe Thomas Bair David Benner William J. Charles Mr. KL Mrs. Clem R. Foulk Mr. KL Mrs. D. Warren Hershey Mr. KL Mrs. Mark E. Hershey Mr. KL Mrs. Willis H. Hershey Mr. KL Mrs. Roger H. Hoffecker KL Marsha Mr. KL Mrs. A. Ralph Kurtz Mr. KL Mrs. George Althouse Jr. Mr. KL Mrs. Arthur Anderson Mrs. Bessie Bair Ral h Bair Mr. KL Mrs. Mr. Mrs. SESS :1 rf rf rf 2020202-120 SESS F555 E555 wr E Hs- 3 :UQQFU EVE '1 Z CD P1 20202020 Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr Mrs. Mr Carl Laderach Paul Lefever William Rynier David Shirk A. F. Trout Mrs. Bernard J. Winters Mrs. Maude Kendig Mr. KL Mrs. Harold B. Keneagy KL Family Kenny, Jack, Larry KL Fisher . . p Mr. KL Mrs. James Todd Baldwin Barbara, Violet, Martha KL Beatie Miss Martha Benner . Mr. Mrs. Edison Blevins KL Family 3333 .7555 202020202020 E335 '-1'-se'-s 55 ECP L-505 S'-:Ho 924301 '-:mm Q-55m bd '1 'E-4292 agar E5-OU' Qc-771 '4':ET ge ..- L4 fb 97 Z1 Mr Mrs. Billy, Donnie, Dickie Charles Dr. KL Mrs. E. P. Clark Compliments of a Friend Mr. KL Mrs. Robert Denlinger Don, Walter KL Wilmer Doris, Gwen KL Sandy Mr. KL Mrs. Charles Eisenberger Mr. KL Mrs. Paul Elsen Mr. KL Mrs. Elias B. Esbenshade Mr. KL Mrs. Raymond Eshelman Mr. KL Mrs. Arthur W. Eshelman Pfc. William Foulk Mr. KL Mrs. Clayton Frackman Dr. gl Mrs. Harry B. Frew Walter Graham Mr. KL Mrs. Mr. KL Mrs. Robert Gregg Mr. KL Mrs. Christian G. Hershey Homer Hershey Mr. KL Mrs. Jean KL Ethel Hershey Mr. KL Mrs. Miles Hershey Mr. gl Mrs. Sam Hershey Mr. KL Mrs. Vincent D. Hershey Mr. KL Mrs. David Hostetter George Hostetter Mr. KL Mrs. Verna KL Connie Imber Janet Denlinger gl Helen Book Mr. KL Mrs. Walter Kellenberger Alice KL Don Amanda KL Norma Marlene Amway Christie Bair Joy Boettger Willard Brackbill Alan Brown Anna Brown Alma B. Clare Clarence gl Sam David KL Dale Fred Denlinger Janice Denlinger Doris KL Skip Dale Doutrich Eileen KL Ronnie Anna M. Enck Nancy Foulk Lowell K. Fuhrman Mary L. Fulginiti Mildred Futer Harriet KL Ruthie Albert Hershey Wilson G. Brown KL Wilson Jr. Aleta Hershey Dorothy E. Hershey Hulda Hershey Victor Hershey Kenneth Hostetter Robert Hostetter David M. Huber Jr. Janet gl Jean Carl Jones Joyce KL Dick Judy gl Dave June KL Rosa Lee Kathleen gl Esther Jane Laderach Joan Laderach Pat Laderach Ray Leaman Marian Lockwood Mary Jane KL Lois Diane McFalls Patsy Miller Rodney E. Miller Bill Musselman Sixty-three Kitty Esbenshade gl Betty Hershey Mr. KL Mrs. John Koshuta Mr. KL Mrs. I. M. Kreider Mrs. Mary Kurtz Mr. KL Mrs. Victor McFalls Donna KL Carl Meshey Mr. gl Mrs. John Miller Mr. KL Mrs. J. William Miller Mrs. Miles E. Miller Mr. KL Mrs. E. J. Mills Na-ncy Wingert KL Edith Lockwood Tony W. Poloncic-Pa. State Police Mr. KL Mrs. Harvey Ravegum KL Family Mr. KL Mrs. Albert E. Reese, Jr. Mr. KL Mrs. Marvin W. Rice Mrs. Eunice Robinson - Miss Lena H. Rohlter Mrs. William E. Rutter Mr. KL Mrs. I. B. Rynier Mr. Mrs. Jay Rynier Mr. Mrs. Richard Sangrey KL Family Mrs. Fred Shaub KL KL Mr. KL Mr. KL Mrs. William Skethway Mr. KL Mrs. Peter Smith 2 Mrs. Donald Smoker KL Jean Mr. Mr. Mrs. The Emerich's Thelma Morrison gl Shirley Rineer Mr. gl Mrs. Grant Trout KL Family Mr. KL Mrs. Harry E. Trout, Sr. Mr. KL Mrs. Martin Warner Dr. KL Mrs. Henry Wentz Mr. KL Mrs. C. K. Westhafer Mr. KL Mrs. Carl A. Wiker Cpl. Bernard D. Winters Mr. KL Mrs. Roy Winters KL Family Mr. KL Mrs. Amos Zuck KL Family Everett Newswanger Bob Parmer Millie Parmer Pat gl Ennie Phyllis KL Sam Sam H. Ranck Raymie KL Donnie Rhoda KL Alvin Bill Rohrer Ronnie KL Dale Elva Rowe Ruth KL Andy Ruth KL Ethel Elizabeth Shoemaker Dick Skethway Aaron Slaymaker Jr. The Two Majorettes Toots gl Wilbur M. A. Trout Janice Winters Kitty Winters Sandra Winters Alpha Yoder Robert Supplee A. L. KAUFFNIAN 8: SONS Fruit Growers-Frozen Food Service Meats-Cut, Wrapped and Frozen BIRD-IN-HAND, PA. Phone: Inte1'cou1'se 8-3631 0. W. WITNIER PYROFAX GAS SALES AND SERVICE FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES Phorne: St1'asbw'g 1,146 SOUDERSBURG, PA. PHONE CHRISTIANA 7-R-5 WUERTN 84 FEISTER General Merchandise Fresh Meats PARADISE R. D. 1, PA. ASNMER RUTTER Full line of GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES PARA DISE, PA. E. ROY TRUUT 8. SON Live Poultry and Eggs PHONE: GAP 8-R-21 Paradise, Pa. CHARLES K. SINGER GENERAL MERCHANDISE PARADISE, PA. Phone : Strasburg 2199 D. M. STULTZFUS 81 SON Asphalt, Paving 8z Crushed Stone TALMAGE, PA. PHONES LEOLA 6-2601 PHONE2 QUARRYVILLE 6 RNOADS SPANISH TAVERN Qurzrryvilln, Pa. Ng'!Lf.5'1g1 ww? Aww ' ROBERT D. NDFFEGKER GENERAL MERCHANDISE LANCO STORES Phone: Strasburg 3151 RONKS, PA. Sixty-four GLEMEIIS GRUUERY GENERAL MERCHANDISE MARK E. DEIILIIIGER Wiring 8 Repair Service HOTPOINT Appliances Soudersburgy Pa. Easy Washers Hoover Cleaners INTERCOURSE PHONEC 8-3541 Compliments Of LEAMAII PLACE STORE PHONE! INTERCOURSE 8-3034 C. M. ESHLEMAN Excavation 81 Hauling fPower Shovelj Phone: 62-R-6 Gap R. D. 1, Pa. Residence at Compass AMOS B. WITMER Maytag Sales Service PHONE: STRASBURG 5589 PARADISE, PA. If you stop to think . . . You will think to stop at MILLEY'S SERVIGE STATIUII PHONE: STRASBURG 5796 PARADISE, PENNSYLVANIA AMOS EBY 8: 60. FERTILIZERS AND INSECTICIDES PARADISE, PA. PARADISE PRINTERS Large Edition Priknting Electrotyping-Mailing PUBLISHERS or GARDEN SPOT ALMANAC Circulation over 1,600,000 Phone: Lancaster 3-1223 or Strasburg 5698 GRUFF TRAILER SALES ARTHUR J. KLUPP A SON 3, sggylgi Duron Burks I Water Systems Roofing Spouting Liberty, A-B-C., 31 New M0011 Plumbing and Heating Oil Burners and Stokers Box 501, Lancaster R. D. 4, Pa. 195 Paradise, Pa. E. Lincoln Highway, Lancaster, Pa. Bus. Phone-Lanc. 3-9798 AMERICA 'S FINEST Sixty-five COMPLIMENTS OF LANCASTER TRAILER SALES Sales and Park MURL P. CLARK POTATOES Sz FERTILIZERS Phone: Strasburg 4511 Res. 2821 STRASBURG, PA. LESTER A. SINGER MYERS SPRAYERS SILVER KING TRACTORS SPRAY MATERIALS Rcmks, Pa. PHONE: STRASBURG 3226 PAUL BEAIIE JR. Water Systems Plumbing-Heating-Tinning PHONE: STRASBURG 4307 Paradise, Pennsylvania F. MARVIN RICE BETTY'S BEAUTY SALON 11 SOUTH FULTON STREET Strasburg, Pa. Garage POR APPOINTMENT - RONKS, PA. CALL STRASBURG 3136 Elizabeth Book Shissler, Prop. SALES-EQUIPMENT-SERVICE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Milk Coolers-Farm Freezers LANCASTER 4, PA. I LITITZ 3, PA PHONES: LANCASTER, LITITZ 8a STRASBURG STATE BANK UF PARADISE The bank of service PARADISE, PA. MEMBER 0F THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM AND FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. EACH DEPOSIT INSURED UP TO 810,000.00 NILDEBRAND MEATS FRESH AND SMOKED Phone: Strasburg 5611 A ccounting--Secre tarial-S teno graphic Business A rlminis tration Courses LAIIGASTER BUSINESS SGIIUOL 48 North Queen Street LANCASTER, PA. Sixty-six LANCASTER COUNTY FARM BUREAU 60-OPERATIVE ASS'N. FEEDS-SEEDS-FERTILIZERS FARM MACHINERY PETROLEUM PRODUCTS 81 FARM SUPPLIES Phone : 4-0541 Lancaster J. M. NAGANS 8: SON DESOTO Q PLYMOUTH Telephone 4921 Strasburg, Pa JONN A. GOYLE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR KELVINATOR APPLIANCES STRASBURG, PA. STRUBEL'S RESTAURANT Sodas-Ice Cream-Cigars Cigarettes-Grilled Sandwiches 7 WEST MAIN sr. STRASBURG, PA. B. F. LEIDY 81 SDNS GARAGE N. E. ESNLENAN General Repairing Groceries-Fruit-Lunch Greasing State Inspection Phone: Gap 16-R-31 PHONE: GAP 4-R-6 KINZERS, PA. KINZERS, PA. me wu.Lows nzsrnunmn 63565 BRUS- A Goon PLACE To EAT 3113030 31'A110N Receptions Banquets - Parties VINTAGE, PA. MILLER'S RESTAURANT Restaurant and Fountain HOME-MADE COOKING We Cater to Parties and Banquets Route 30 Lincoln Highway East RONKS, PENNSYUVANIA Phone: Strasburg 2791 Hides, Tallow 81 Livestock CHARLES LIGHTY PARADISE, PA. Phone: Strasburg 2397 Sixty-seven PLUMBING-HEATING SHEETMETAL WORK F. B. KDGII 81 SDIIS GENERAL HARDWARE Strasburg, Pa. TIIE FIRST IIATIDIIAL BAIIK DF STRASBIIRG fOrganized 186.71 STRASBURG, PA. DEPOSITS INSURED E. DAY RESSLER LAIIDIS BRDS. John Deere and New Idea Complete Farm Equipment Insurance: Service DeLaval Milkers Phone: 4391 Strasburg, Pa. STRASBURG-LANCASTER Roy K. Weaver, AGENT BADIIIIAII AUTD-FIRE FUNERAL IIDME Strasburg, Pa. SEVEN GENERATIONS OF FUNERAL SERVICE IN LANCASTER CO. LIFE IIISIIRAIIDE State Farm Insurance Go. 9 SOUTH JACKSON ST., STRASBURG, PA PHONE: 2756 RAY K. AGKER Goal-Flag Stone-Trucking Phone: Gap 111-R-31 Kinzers, Pa. LESTER BEIISIIIGER Floor Covering, Sales and Service Linoleum, Asphalt, Rubber cmd Cork Tilr Plastic Wall Tile-Venetian Blinds Electric Polisher and Waxer to rent Phone: 85-R-31 Gap, Pa. WILLIS D. HERSIIEY GDIIGRETE PRDDUDTS KINZERS, PA. E. D. KURTZ GENERAL MERDIIAIIDISE Phone: Intercourse 8-8061 WHITE IIDRSE, PA. Sixty-eight OL6A'S DINING ROOM Open 11-9 Everyday except Monday Lunches 62 Dinners Private Dining Room AVAILABLE FOR ALL OCCASIONS 3 Miles East of Gap Phone 57-R-31 W. W. WEAVER Jeweler 144 E. MAIN ST. NEW HOLLAND, PA. NEW HOLLAND BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS MEAT MARKET IN YOUR NEW ENDEAVORS BUTCHERS GROFF'S HARDWARE NEW HOLLAND, PA. Home Dressed Sz Smoked Meats BUTTER and CHEESE HARDWARE HOME FURNISHINGS phone, 4-8351 WATON FOR THE NEW HOLLAND NEW GLARIDII GLASS GI-O A Weekly Newspaper for the Home Featuring Local Columnists LABEL STONER'S INK OO. QUARRYVILLE, PA. Commercial Printing Service Phone: New Holland 4-2252 KAUFFMAN'S HARDWARE SPORTING GOODS We Give and Redeem S. If: H. Green Stamps Gifts For All Occasions Venetian Blinds The Store on the Corner New Holland, Pa. Ph.: 4-0951 OHRISTIAN LIOHTY'S SONS GENERAL CONTRACTORS PARADISE, PA. Phone: 3691-5384-5290 COM PLIMENTS OF MART REALTY GO. CHILDRENS WEAR I ntercourse, Pa. Building Material Builders' Hardware FRED L., JOHN E. HOMSHER Strasburg and Quafrryoille, Pa. Sixty-nine LEOIIARD 0. MILLER Painter 8x Paper Hanger Floor Sanding Sz Refinishing SOUDERSBURG, PA. PHONE: STRASBURLJ 3018 SAMUEL WENGER ELMER K. MILLER Garage Souclersburg, Pa. PHONE! STRASBURG 2031 HOWARD DEVOIISHIRE Cesspool KL Septic Tanks Cleaned KL Installed Phone: 3-0204 Smoketown, Pa BURKIIOLDEIPS STDRE Vintage, Pa. Phone: Gap 16'-R-11 Compliments Of KLIIIE 8: IIIRST DeSoto and Plymouth PHONE 20 CHRISTIANA, PA WENGER 81 SEIISEIIIG 00. 9772, Pure Belmont COMPLIMENTS Agricultural Limestone ov Drop Crushed Stone Munpllyus GARAGE GAP 45-R-21 KURT2'S CARL n. FEISTER FRESH-DRESSED POULTRY AT ALL TIMES VINTAGE, PA. PHONE: GAP 76-R-2 Painting 84 Paperhanging Paradise R. D. 1, Penna. PHONE! QUARRYVILLE 233-R-61 Seventy IIURMAII L. GRAHAM Contractor 8a Builder GAP R. D. 1, PA. Phone: Intercourse 8-8090 L. J. DEIILIIIGER 00. LEAMAN PLACE, PA. MASTER MIX FEEDS LUMBER-COAL Denlinger's Feeds Serve Dennite Needs Phone: Intercourse 8-3031 8a 8-3021 ll. J. SIIISSLER General Merchandise IVA STORE We Give S 61: H Green Stamps PARADISE, R. D. 1, PA. For: SAFE ADEQUATE WIRIIIG CALL SIIIRK ELEGTRIG New Holland, Pa. APPLIANCES PH. 4-0631 REPAIRING JDHII J. HDOBER Goal-Lumber-Feed GORDONVILLE, PA. PHONE! INTERCOURSE 8-3216 VIDLA ALTHUUSE ' Dress Designing ' Evening and Wedding Gowns Accessories EPHRATA, PA. PHONE: EPHRATA 3-2785 GEO. S. ALTHUUSE GASOLINE-OIL, ETC. EPHRATA, R. D. 3, PA. PHONE: EPHRATA 3-7706 Compliments Of SMDKER FARM ELEVATURS Manufacturer of Automatic Elevating Sn Conveying Machinery INTERCOURSE, PA. v. n. Kring Agency Auerlouuan Real Estate 8z Insurance Community Public Sale First Saturday In Each Month INTERCOURSE, PA. Phones: GHARLES B. ll00BER MCCORMICK DEERING Farm Machines and Implements SALES AND SERVICE Distributors of NIAGRA CHEMICALS PHONES INTERCOURSE 8-3501 Intercourse 8-3441 Lancaster 2-7492 Seventy-one , - GLEM E. ll00BER lvntercourse, Pa. FEED, POULTRY SUPPLIES LQ EQUIPMENT OSGEULA FLUIIR MILLS Flours - Feed - Grains Goerdmwille, Pa.. R. D. 1. PHONE! INTERCOURSE 8-8181 WALTER M. ROHRER Paradise R. D. 1, Penna. Poultry Eggs Fruits 8z Vegetables in Season PH ONE I STRASBURG 3551 RONKS R. D ROI'IRER'S MILL Whole Wheat Flour Corn Meal P HONEZ STRASBURG 4787 SIlREIIlER'S FLUWERS If it's flowers, Say it with Ours E. E. Shreiner PARADISE, PA. PHONE: PARK J. BAIR HAULING CONTRACTOR GAP, PENNA. Established 1 883 J. 0. WALKER 8: SUII, ING THE GAP FEED-LUMBER-COAL QUALITY AND SERVICE SINCE 1855 GAP, PA. Phone: 24 GAP, PA Member of Federal Deposit Ins. Corp. L. IJ. BRAGKBILL GAP, PA. J. PAUL IIULT Old Guard Mutual Fire and MCCORMICK Storm Insurance and FARM MACHINERY Gooclv1lle.Non-Assessable Automobile Maytag Appliainces-Monnte Ironmb Liability and Property Damage CALL GAP 69 QPRIVATE LINED GAP, PA' Seventy-two COMPLIMENTS OF WEAVER DRUG STORE KEN W. HOOD, Owner Phone: 3961 15 E. Main St. STRASBURG, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF MERRILL L. IIASSEL ARTHUR S. YOUNG, GO., IIIO. POWER FARMING EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES General Machine Shop KINZEIRS, PA. H PHONE! GAP 73-R-21 GEORGE STEFFY GENERAL HAULING SOUDERSBURG, PA. Phone: Strasburg 4114 TEL. INTERCOURSE 8-3651 Howard Brackbill Garage General Auto Repairing New amd Used Cars RONKS, R. D. 1, PENNA. OLD PHILA. PIKE 8z GORDONVILLE ROAD GROVER O. SOOTT PARADISE, PA. PLAIITS BULBS RADIO AND TELEVISION SERVICE ' S. HARLAII HERR . PARADISE, PA. Phone: Strasburg 5180 PARADISE RESTAURANT Just ct Good Plface To Eat and Meet R. C. Shellenberger, Prop. PHONES STRASBURG 2692 smmz nonv snov 1 RONKS R. D. 1, PENNA. Wreck Repair Kr Refinishing SHOP PHONE: STRASBURG 5789 canal' Sefventy-three TOWIIE BEAUTY SIIOP GAP, PA. CLYDE Il. GRAHAM llome A Poultry Remedies Gap, Phone 13-R-2, Penna. MARTIII'S DAIRY First in Quality LANCASTER, PA. PHONE! LANCASTER 3-6293 WILLIS VI. FUTER General Electric Radios di: Television SALES AND SERVICE ALL MAKES OF RADIOS REPAIRED Phone: Intercoarse 8-8184 GIIRISTIAIIA MILK PIIUIIIIIITS 00. IIIIIIISTIAIIA, PA. llARlllSll HEAT MARKET Your IGA Store Midway Between PARADISE di: SOUDERSBURG Phone: Strasburg 4565 Y A I ,t d IIGGIIIIIIS Ou 'e cnnuar snap KINZERS, PA. To Attend KEYSTONE GENEVA HARDWOOD CABINETS METAL CABINETS FORMICA TOPS Y' Phone: Gap 113-R-6 Christiana 135-R-11 Ernnnn sronrs enum: REYIOLD E- SGIIEIIKE 00- 124 EAST MAIN STREET EPHRATA, PA. Full line of Sporting Goods, Gifts, Toys, Tobacco, Modelcraft EPHRATA 3-7366 Tool Design-Die Design-Methods Tool Die Making-Special Machinery Metal Stampings PARADISE, PENNA. Route 30-9 Miles East of Lancaster PHONE: STRASBURG 4832 Seventy-fowr LAPP'S Atlantic Service Station Car Washing - Lubrication Accessories PARADISE, PA. BRUWH FUHERAL HOME PARADISE, PA. ROCK OF AGES MONUMENTSM Gharles W. Lundgren 81 Sons Paradise R. D. 1, Penna. WHITE 0AK FARMS DAIRY PRODUCTS DONALD E. HERR DISTRIBUTOR Phone: Interconrse 8-3715 Vintage, Pa. Phone: Gap 55-R-2 Compliments ToYAL:HD H. LAHDIS HILL, IHC. rnnmsns sumv comrmw s 'de a LANGASTER Lancaster, Pa. QUEEN nmnv Lancaster's Finest Milk Growing With Quality C S S 1 5 5 PHONE: 8118 413 S. Queen St. Lancaster, Pa. Henry Gottselig Martin E. Keen ESSO SERVICE By Paul Secunda VINTAGE, PENNA. DRIVE CAREFULLY: The life you save may be your own. PHONE I GAP 55-R-31 DOH'S BARBER SHOP GAP HILL - 2 CHAIRS - Seventy-five ,l 5, , 5 , W' CLASS OF '57 SNIRK'S RESTAURANT Tourist Accommodations INTERGOURSE, PA. GEORGE T. SELLERS 81 SONS 0 Farm Equipment SUNIMERS BROS. Plumbing - Heating O Hardware G. E. Automatic Heating O Plumbing Sz Heating PHONE: 3-R-2 GAP, PA Plume: 7-R-2 Gap, Pa. Herr's Potato Chips Home Style WHOLESALE NOTTINGHAM, PA. Phone: Intercourse 8-8181 CLASS OF'56 COM PLIMENTS OF ENTERPRISE TELEPNUNE 00. NEW HOLLAND, PA. LLOYD D. STRUBEL General Hauling-Goal PARADISE, R. D. 1, PA. PHONE: STRASBURG 2680 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF THE CHEERLEADERS Patsy Axe Joyce Shirk LHIICHSTEI' IJLITCOIII Mefcllfy Phyllis Groif Jane Feister Violet Groff Ruth Houck Beverly Lichty Jean Mummaw S eventy-six F -A , . , fr Q 'imil' y 'V S SOUDERSBURG, PA. 1-ff .ff-lf PHONE! STRASBURG Manufacturers of SCHOOL PINS - RINGS - MEDALS MILTON E. DEIILIIIGER LINCOLN HIGHWAY - 7 MILES EAST OF LANCASTER All Work Guaranteed WHEN YOU THINK OF MUSIC THINK OF KIRK JOHNSON 8: CO. Everything Musical 16 WEST KING STREET LANCASTER, PA. E. E. KRAMER 8: SON GARAGE KINZERS, R. D., PA. HERSHEY PAVING COMPANY cournncron Asphalt Driveways Parking Lots Roads Phone: Intercourse 8-3176 GORDONVILLE, PA. Our 23rd Anniversary Intercourse a Kinzers, R. D. 1 Phone: 8-3321 Phone: 8-8167 - KELVINATOR - RANGES Complete Electrical Se'rv1'ce WASHERS OIL BURNERS APPLIANCES Seventy-seven PAUL M. RESSLER 8: SON FUL-0-PEP 81 KAS60 FEEDS Qualify Goal Building Materials PARADISE, PA. STRASBURG 2493 HERSHEY GARMENT COMPANY PHONE: STRASBURG 2136 PARADISE, PA. JOE MYERS' DINER JOE MYERS' DRIVE-IN U. S. ROUTE 30 LINCOLN HIGHWAY EAST LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA FISHER MOTORS SALES - ULDSMDBILE - SERVICE AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING PHONE: STRASBURG 2887-3921 PARADISE, PA 0 .0 Eai WONDER HAM-BACON-FRANKFURTERS PORK SAUSAGE-PUDDING-SCRAPPLE Win Favor by Quality and Flavofrn EZRA W. MARTIN 60. LANCASTER, PA. Seventy-eight THE ESBENSHADE TURKEY FARM Turkeys Turkeys All Sing' I Ideal Year Gifts PARADISE, LANCASTER CO., PA. Phone: Strasburg 3211 Holstim GEORGE M. GROFF 0 Decorating o STRASBURG, PA. Phone: 3761 HENRY H. GROFF Cesspool, Septic Twnk and Cistern Cleaning and Installation CONCRETE SEPTIC TANKS FOR SALE BIRD-IN-HAND, PA. PHONE: 2-0157 KUIPERS' BROTHERS POULTRY SUPPLY HEADQUARTERS Vaccines M edicat Phone : 4-0791 ions New Holland, Pa Seventy-nine JOHN J. HESS - JOHN J. HESS II KINZERS, PA. PARADISE, PA. INTERCOURSE, PA. R. D. 1 I R. 1 . , Phone InteFC0U1'S9f 8-8246 ' ' 'Phohi-3 ' Intercourse: 8-3301 Gap: 16-R-12 FLDUR - FEED - SEED - DUAL - FERTILIZER aff, MAURICE M. Goon L - A Representing K2 FH EASTERN STATES FARMERS' EXCHANGE mc Av 97 R. D. 1, GORDONVILYLE, PA. . PHONE: INTERCOURSE 8-3112 HAROLD A. HORN o msunnucla o Hospitalization Fire Auio . Life Gasualiy PARADISE, PA. Phone: Strasburg 5811 Ship Your Livestock To VINTAGE SALES STABLES, INC. DAIRY COW SALE 1 P.M. BUTCHER 'CATTLE SALE 7 P.M. SALE EVERY Tuesunv RICH, WIIULE MILK IN MODERNLCREAM TOP BOTTLES Whimoed Cream When You Want It Try Our Delicious Ice Cream CREAM TOP DAIRY- Lincoln Highway East LANCASTER R. D. 4, PENNSYLVANIA .xv . .Ejghtgf 1 LADERACH'S CHEESE HOUSE CHEESE - BUTTER LANCASTER COUNTY PHONE: GAP 53-R-3 KINZERS, PA e fbufcfz 'fa E souusnssune, af -me AMISH ST S M AND NOVEWE 53-f-giil f' S? ty L ,IN , mm. Auvwluane 'fag ' STOLTZFUS' DINER Tunxev - HAM - DYSTER DIIIIIERS clllcxen a wAFrLEs Lincoln Highway East at Bridgeport LANCASTER, PA. HIGH WELDING COMPANY James Sz Water Streets LANCASTER, PA. 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