Penn Manor High School - Trumpeter Yearbook (Millersville, PA)

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BOOK Art Millersville State Teachers Col- lege, 1924: BA., Penn State. 19293 MS.. Columbia Univer- sity, 1936. lf you c'an'l be quiet, get out! mer Session. 1953. Yes, thafs right. Knork it aj! H. LEE BRUBAKER History. Sclence Millersville State Teachers Col- lege. 1949g BS.. Temple Univer- sity. 1955: M.Ed. Now take this tlown . . WILLIAM O. BURDETT Health. Physical Education Anderson College and Lock- haven State Teachers Colle-ve. l953g 15.5.9 L A ' Do you want lo stand ot at tendon? H. STANLEY CHARLES History. Latin Millersville State Teachers Gol- lege, 1935g BS.. 'Post Graduate, 1937-1939. I rlir1n't write the Latin book. PAUL C. EHRHART I. LESTER CHARLES lndustrlal Arts. Shop Mathematics Millersville State Teachers Col- lege. 19383 BS., Penn State. 1940. All right, close your books. MRS. SARA W. HALL Home Economics' Mansfield State Teaelirrs Col- lege, 1942g BS. All right. ' MRS. DORIS K. HOSLER Business Education Bloomsburg State Tearhers , College. 1948: BF. Now more on. gel busy people. Social Studlee. Guidance Franklin and Marshall College. 19273 A.B., University of Penn- sylvania, 19343 lVl.A., Franklin and Marshall College. General Guidance. Get this in your notes- quickly now. I I 1 sf. l ' E . ,af Q 14, fl. .V V fb - Q I .Isgsc el um Eli NORMA H. KING Business Education Qlrippm-nslmrgz Flatt' H .llvgm-. 1955: 11.5. TuI.'f- nu! rr slwrl uf pup1'r, LOI5 E. SHEAI-'PER Vocal Music, English pl'Illl Flatv. 1918: BS.. Sum- 'T Svsslnll. 1950. I.rf's gvl llllIl'I.'l. MJ ROSE MARIE IVES English. French XM-sl I.llt'Slf'I' Nah- lt-avln-rs l'u'la'gv. 1952: HS.. Penn Stale-. FlIlllIlll'l' S1-ssinns, 195-1. 1955. ' Ynnr grammar is !el'r1'Irl1'. ' PAUL I-I. IOHNSON Science. Driver Education Franklin anml Nlarslall Colle-gn-. 1925: A.B,. 1928 llnivvrsity uf Nlarylaml, Sunnm-r Scssiun. 1931. I 1.11010 I'1'e srlirl lhis Ilvfrzre, 1,111 .... H vt X MRS. ELIZABETH L. ROTH Business Education lililalwllllmxn C0111-gv. 1951 l'.F.. llusint-ss lillllliillllll. Nutr Iislrn IIl'lllIIl'.n 4-rs Cnllf-ge-. 19551 13.5. G. IOYCE MCCRANEY English. Librarian Lg:-. 1152. 1953: .'l.B.. University of Nlarylanfl. Sumnwr Sz-ssion 1953. ubxvlule sile111'f'. LAURA E. SCARGLE Health. Physical Education lfasl Sll'Ull1lSl1lII'g Stale' 'l'c'at'll- 1Iusr I Irful ,vnu like kin- IIl'l'gllI'I6'll I'IIIllII'Pll?u RONALD E. STEPHENS Mathematics tlariun Stalv College-. 1950: HOWARD P. SIGLIN Agriculture Penn Stats: 1932-I: Funmwr Svsslon. 197111: ll.5.. Nllllu-rsvlllc' State' Teach:-rs Ifullvgzr-. Snmnmm' Session, 1937. 1938. WImt's II10 Ivxxulz nlmul tu- rlay. boys? IAMES R. TODD Q History, Driver Education 3... Uh.. Univ:-rsity of Ilitlslrurgll. fllillvrsvillf- Sl2ilI 'l1l'i'If'lll I ful Summr-r Se-ssiun 1951, 1955. lvgv. 1950: BS. I 11111 gut' you Il Iillgf' In trrilv L'1'es .lI!I.I7l.u in IIH' lIl'l'fI0lllll'l'-'N Eight Nllllvrsvllle Nall' lt'3t'llt'I'S 1.01- 1 I ururfl go on IIIIIII I Imm' IAMES F. WARD Biology. General Science l'l'illllxllll :mul llauslmll bull.-gv N351 'l.Il, in lflllzrzlliml. l'ul Ilzfs in llllll' lf'1'fllll' l.'lll4'.Y,u HAROLD WILD Inslrumental Music l.l'll1llll1Il X lllu s lnlll 1 lj' ' I ll: llh.. xlllll llllllllllbll lmlllllllllil l Illltl Ill IU xl Xl.l.. llll- n' lflum lllull fwlx gn lm fling, ,-p zwhaf' -.nf SARAH NEFF MRS. MARY F. KREIDI-IR ARLENE HERB Secretary School Nurse Secretary SCHOOL BOARD COMMITTEE v, ,, N D Sllllllllllgi ll-fl lu Right: llr. X. lilllllli lll'ill'l'xlilll. lligll Svlnmll l'rim'i sul: Nlr, l. Ntlllllllll lmmlx. fu lt . , . , .. l l Vlllllll 1.4-fn'ggv 5. lxulzz l.1 ll'l' ll. Ollllllilll. Fvulvml llt'lllllll llvslx-: Sill lllll' ..Q.4-. . l Nl. ll.lln1.lx. l nal 5, lmlllm nmll. llr. l.,l..lla'1N. llul ull ll. lll'1'll1'IIl'lll' 4 lull ll 1 I , lllllll l'.ill'l l,ruun-r: llnrrx l' Xllllvr Smal:-ll ln l rm1l ill' ll.--ks: Xlln-rl li. W1-awr: llivlnurml Nl. llulwr: llaxill Xl, llulu-r. Nine 'ls -a um Svnim' Class Wlotto 'L77112 IIIQIIPI' 11111 rise. N111 l11'11111l1f1' 11111 1'i12111. f Svnim' Class Colors Senior Class Fllltttll' 1311111 111111 Sil1'1'1' Blue' C11r1111ti1111 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS Standing-Ierry Eckmcxn, Suzanne Flory. Iames Murry, Mr. Lester Charles. Seated-Ioyce Eckinqer, Miss Ives. f SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISOHS ,lannvs lVlurry ............. .- ........................... P1'1'5i1l1'11l Susiv l lm'y .... , - .............................. V11'v-P1'1f,s11l1111l Joyc-11 F1-killgel' .................. -.-. ................... SPl'I'Pflll'-I Jewry Elflilllilll ........................................ T1'P11.s111'1'1' lVliss Iws uml lVlr. Lester Charles, ,41f11is111's TIllf'l1'l' PHYLLIS ANN AMENT Phyl Business Education Girls Chorus 13 Assembly 1, 23 Newspaper 1, 2, 3 lBusiness Managerlt Library Club 23 'Prom Com- mittee 33 Play 3g Band 3, 4g Clee Club 3, 43 Year- book 3, 43 Hockey 4. That little girl look -Who could be neater, or cuter, or sweeter? Tools a trumpet-everything in its place and a place for everything. GWEN ARMENT Gwen Business Education Business Education Club 2, 3, 43 P. O. D. Club 4. Resides in Conestoga-Loves the roller skating parties-Usually with Janet or Marilyn-Always laughing-Expects to do secretarial work. f SARA ANN BARLEY Sara Business Education Assembly 13 Dramatics li Newspaper 23 Magazine Campaign Captain 23 Business Education Club 3, fl- lTreasurerD3 P. O. D. 4. Wee one of the class -Lives in Washington Boro-Friends call her Twerpy -Known for her fussy -Nature-plans to be a secretary. PATRICIA LOU BAHNETT Pat Business Education Glee Club 2, 3g Girls Chorus 23 Biology Club 23 Library Club 43 P. O. D. 43 Business Education Club 4 lSecretaryl3 Magazine Campaign Man- ager 43 Assembly 3. Makes her home in Marticville-Noted for her sense of humor and her laugh-V ery fond of a cer- tain lad named Don-Known around Manor as Mike Barnett-Plans to be a secretary. f MARY DEANNA ASHLEY Deo Business Education Business Education Club 2, 3, 4 lVice President! 3 Library Club 4 lSecretaryJ: Magazine Campaign Captain 43 P. 0. D. Club 4. Hails from Mount Nebo-Thrills at the name of .lim-Swell personality-Can usually be found with Pat-W ill make a good secretary. ROY BARLEY Roy General Assembly 23 Track 2, 3, 4g Shop 2g Projection Club 3, 4 tVice Presidentlg Soccer 43 Class Treas- urer 2g Prom Committee 3. Tall-Drives a 1951 Ford-Usually found show- ing films--Fond of chemistry-Plans include work- ing on a farm. Thirteen ROBEHTA BEACHAM Bert Business Education Biology Club 29 Business Education Club 2, 3, 4 4PresidentJg Newspaper Business Manager 3, 43 Bus Patrol 3, 43 P. O. D. Club 4g Magazine Cam- paign Captain 3. The mildest manner and the gentlest heart-Likes the name of Ronnie -Whiz at shorthand-Will make someone a good secretary. LARRY BENDER Lash General Shop Club lg Aviation Club 3, 45 Aichery Club 3, 4. Tall-Curly blond hair-Nothing worries himg nothing hurrics him-will be a mechanic. f ROBERT BURNS BARTON Bob Buslnoss Education Assembly 2: Baseball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4: Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4g Aviation Club 2, 3, 4g P. O. D. Club 4. One of Manor's twins-Short-Cute-Likes all sports-Favorite pastime is hunting-Noted lor haul- ing kids in his Buick-Plans to enlist in the Army after graduation. SUSAN E. BARTON Sue Business Education Newspaper 1, 2g Girls Chorus lg Math Club 2: Hockey 4g P. 0. D. Club 45 Assembly 1: Shop Club 34 Yearbook 4. Quick and lively-Happy and gay-A smile for all who come her way-Her favorite is a football player from Manheim Township-Loads of school spirit. f Fourteen DONALD EDWARD BITNER Blue Business Education Key Club 2, 3, 4g Band 2, 3, 43 Soccer 2, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4g Track 2, 3, 44 Business Educa- tion Club 4. Fun loving fellow from Millersville-Feels right at home on the basketball court-Partial to blondes- The Air Force has his bid for the future. CLAIR RAY BLEACHER Clair Collpqo Preparatory Key Club 2, 3, 4g Student Council 23 Biologv Club 2 fPresidentl 3 Prom Committee 3: Math Club 2, 3, 4 lSec.-Tressurerlg Assembly 2: Plug Cus- todian 3, 4. Good at science and math-Not too bashful, not too bold: Just exactly right, we're told- Cruises around in a Chrysler or Plymouth. Plans to go to College. I r ll A. LANDIS BRACKBILI. Bill Colleqe Preparatory Band 2, 3, 4 tLibrarianl: Athletic Association 2. 3, 4 tPresidentlg Newspaper 3, 4 tsports Editorl: Yearbook 4 lSports Editorlg Key Club 2, 3, 4 KS4-trretaryl: Basketball Manager 2, 3, 43 Play 43 Assembly 2, 33 Magazine Campaign Captain 23 National Honor Society 3, 4. He hath good nature and good sense-a rare mrnbination--good leader-always willing to lend a helping hand in the school activities--one of the future Marauders. GERALD DALE BRADY Brady General Shop Club 2, 3g Aviation Club 49 P. 0. D. Club 4g Track 2. 3, 43 Soccer 3, 43 Student Council 3, 4. Tall-likes to hunt and fish-always found with Joe Graff- A good natured man is to be desired. -future undecided. f GERALD M. BRENNER Jerry Agriculture Assembly 1, 2, 35 Play 3, Class President lg Class Vice President 23 F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4 lPresidentlZ Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4: Projection Club 33 Archery Club 3: P. O. D. Club 4g Track 1, 3: Prom Committee S. Good looking-Known for his drivingkllsuclbf may be seen with ,lay- lf mischief admits one to heaven, l'm well on my way -Future undecided. W. ROBERT BROOME Bob College Preparatory Assembly 3: Clee Club 2, 3, 4g Boy's Chorus 2, 3: Newspaper 3. 4: Play 3: Yearbook 43 P. O. D. Club 45 Operelta 2, 3, 4: County Chorus 34 Assembly 41 F. T. A. 4. One of the Tall Men of the Senior class-Speed demon on the typewriter-Virtuoso on the organ- Very active in school activities-Often seen driving a Chrysler-Future undecided. f RAYMOND BRAKEFIELD Ray General Shop Club 2g Aviation Club 2, 3, 43 Archery Club 3: P. 0. D. Club 4g Track 2. Blond wavy hair- I never bother work, and worlr never bothers me. -likes all the girls-pals around with Brady, Bender and Cauler-future includes Air Force. IAY KENNETH BRENEMAN lay Agriculture Student Council lg F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Archery Club 35 P. O. D. Club 43 Magazine Campaign Manager 3. Full of mischief-Pals around with .lerry-Always ready for a good time-a second Don Juan--Inter ested in agriculture-Bound to be a success. Fifteen BEATRICE I. BRUBAKER Baa General Assembly 2, 33 Prom Committee 33 Yearbook 2, 3, 4g Math Club 33 Aviation Club 43 P. O. D. Club 4. Hails from Holtwood-the name Dick Zercher rings a bell-cute blonde-neat dresser- to be egi- cient in every way is to be efficient every day. MARLENE E. CAMPBELL Marlene General Band 2, 3. 43 Glee Club 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 23 Play 4. Dynamite comes in small packages .' Natural blonde bangs? Very much interested in the opposite sex-- expects la be a beuutician if a certain lad doesrft interfere! CATHERINE I. BROSEY Kay Business Education Band 1, 2, 3g Clee Club 2, 3, 43 Dance Pand 2, 33 Hockey 3, 43 Class Assembly 2, 33 Play 33 County Chorus 33 District Band 33 P. O. D. Club 43 Insi- ncss Education Club 43 F. T. A. 4. Lively gal from Millersville-enjoys most sports- likes snazzy clothes-has a lot of musical talent- hopes to include college in her future. PRISCILLA A. BROWN Prue Colleqe Preparatory Newspaper Club 2, 3, 43 'Prom Committee 33 Mag- azine Campaign 2, 3, 43 Class Secretary 33 Clee Club 3, 43 Yearbook 4g Dance Band 43 P. O. D. Club 43 Play 3, 4g Photography 2g National Honor Society 3, 4. Friendly to all-pianist in Dance Band-very proud of her horses-studious-loves to roller skate-sup- porter of Manor's activities-wdl take up art in college. THOMAS CAULER Tony General Shop Club 23 Aviation 2, 3, 4g Archery Club 3, 43 P. 0. D. Club 4. One of the quieter members of the class-likes shop and chemistry-thinks Mercury is the car - not too interested in girls yet-plans to join the Air F orce. IRENE W. CHARLES Irene Business Education Assembly lg Girls' Chorus 2, 33 Library Club 3, 43 P. O. D. Club 43 F. H. A. 3, 4. Pretty, naturally curly hair-nice, always a friend: this she'll be to the end-usually found in the lib. ary -wants to be a secretary. RICHARD EUGENE CHARLES Dick General Shop Club 2g Aviation Club 3, 43 P. O. D. Club 4, Archery 3: Track 4. W hen joy and duty clash, let duty go to smash -headed for California after graduation--one of those farmers at F unks--future undecided. IEANETTE CROUTHAMEI. Ieanetle X Colleqe Preparatory F. H. A. 2, 3: Newspaper 3. Blond gal from Holtwood-missed first few months of senior year due to illness-goes steady with Frank Sellers, '55 graduate-likes to read-undecided about the future. f IOHN S. DOMBACH Iohn Aqrlculture F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Fire Squad 2, 3, P. O. D. Club 4. Good-looking boy-modest-lives along the Blue Rock Road-likes hunting and fishing-very quiet. IOYCE LOUISE ECKINGER Ioyce General Yearbook 3, 4g Math Club 53 Assembly 3, 43 Prom Committee 3, 4: Class Secretary 4g F. T. A. 43 Presi- dent, P. 0. D. Club 45 Play 4. Large dimples and naturally curly hair- the world was made for maids like thee -has a special someone who attends M.S.T.C.-does oil paintings -prize possession is cedar chest from Bob. f IOHN M. DEANER Iaclnon General Key Club 2, 3, 4g Assembly 24 Athletic Associa- tion 2, 3, 4: Projection Club 33 Newspaper 2: Play 3g Dramatics Club 43 F. T. A.: Magazine Captain 2, 3. Good-looking guy-brainy in history-always ready for a good time-future in the U. S. Coast Guard. M. PATRICIA DERRICKSON Pat Bullnene Education Hockey 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Yearbook 3, 4 lAssistant Editorlg Dramatics 3, 4 lSccrelaryJ: Play 3, 4: Prom Committee 33 Halloween Quecn 33 Cheerleader 3, 43 Assembly 2, 3, 4. Sparkling eyes, dancing fect, she's a gal who can'I be beat-Schpooknacht Queen in junior year--viva- cious-future includes airplanes fhostessl. Seventeen PAUL FARMER Wheels General Shop Club 2g Aviation Club 3, 43 Archery Club 3g POD Club 4. One of the Holtwood gang-that crazy laugh-- good little boy in classes-enjoys bowling Saturday nights-expects to join the Air Force after gradua- tion. ROBERT FELLENBRUM Bob Aqrlcultural l .F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Fire Squad 1, 23 Boys Chorus :aviation 3, 43 Assembly lg POD Club 43 Archery u 3. Hails from Washington Boro-likes to build modal airplanes-is usually found reading a book-future in farming. f GERALD RICHARD ECKMRN Spoodlo Colloqo Prop Key Club 2, 3, 4: Math Club 2, 3, 4 1'Pres.T: Archery Club 43 Flag Custodian 3, 4g Play 3, 4: Biology Club 2 f Sec. and 'l'reas.J 3 Athletic Asso. 24 Basketball Mgr. 23 Soccer 2: Class Treas. 3, 4. Don't blame me if I'm lateg lt's not my fault it's just fate. Genius in math-dig that crazy hair do-plans to enter the held of science. BETTY ERB Ethic Business Education Business Ed. Club 2, 4: POD Club 4: Softball 3. Quiet member of the Senior Class-usually may be found with Betty--Dwells in Holtwood-expects to do Secretarial work. f Eighteen RICHARD E. FERRY Rick General Basketball 3, 45 Soccer 2g Archery Club 44 fPres- identbg P.O.D. Club 4g Aviation Club 4. Tall-easy going--Now why should life all labor be? Dick's body guard--Class clown. SUZANNE R. FLORY Sue Colleqo Preparatory Glee Club 2, 3, 4 fSecretaryJg Junior and Senior Playg Sophomore, Junior and Senior Assemblyg Trumpeter 4 lEditor-in-chieftg Photography 23 Band 3, 4: Voice of Democracy Winner 33 Dramatics 2, 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Vice President of Senior Classg Dance Band 2, 4. No doubt she'd had a life more gay, if lessons were not in the way-pleasing personality-brain in all subjects-noted for her hair styles-plans to be a speech correctionist. MARILYN FOLKMAN Marilyn Business Education Business Education Club 2-43 P.O.D. Club 4. Cute lass from Conestoga Center-one of the shorter seniors-easy to get along with-seen with Janet. Expects to be a professional skater. GARY FREY Bud General Freshman Assembly3 Shop Club 2g Basketball Manager 2, 3, 43 Baseball Manager 2, 3, 43 Soccer Manager 2, 3, 43 Projection Club 3, 43 Athletic As- sociation 2, 3, 43 Archery Club 3g P.O.D. Club 4. Hails from Creswell-manager of Man0r's sports- likes to roller skate- weakness for blonds! ! ! Is go- ing to join the Air Force. f IOHN ARTHUR GAINER Iohn General Photography 3, 43 Archery Club3 Shop Clubg Track 2, 3, 43 P. 0. D. 4. California bound alter graduation-likes all the girls-noted for his smile-likes to hunt-one of the gang at F unks--plans to enter the service. RICHARD GERLITZKI Dick General P. O. D. Club 43 Aviation Club 4 tVice Presidenti. Likes suede shoes-zips around in a '50 Chevy- proud of his mental ability??.'! Favorite pastime is hunting lanything!-plans to enter- army after graduation. I f IUDITH ANN FREY ludy College Preparatory Sophomore Assembly3 Hockey 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Dramatics Club 33 P.O.D. Club 4. Long blond hair-peppy cheerer at all of Man- or's games-resides in Millersville-has special feel- ings for a certain sports player here at Manor. Hopes to become a nurse. ABRAM S. FUNK Abe General Key Club 2, 3 1Vice Presidenti, 43 Student Coun- cil 2, 33 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 4g Soccer 2, 3, 43 Sophomore A55CmblyQ Athletic Association 4- tVice Presidentlg F. T.A. 4. Neat dresser-active in sports-full of fun-always ready for a good time-the name Sandy Long rings a bell ! ! -personality plus. Plans to join the Air F orce after graduating and then go into police training. Nineteen WINIFRED M. GROB Whale Colleqs Preparatory Assembly 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 4: Hockey 2, 3, 43 Yearbook 33 Athletic Association 3, 4 lTreasurerl. Comes from Slackwater--plays clarinet in the band -loves food-member of the hockey team-expects lo follow her two brothers to Penn State-full of vim, vigor, and vitality-a friend to all. BETTY IRAN GROFF leanle General Biology Club 25 Business Education Club 23 Year- book 4: P. 0. D. Club 4. One of the shorter members of the class-what a giggle! Very alert-loves to go skating-may be found with Shirley-wants to do laboratory work after graduating. f PAULINE GOOD Polly College Preparatory Biology Club 23 F. H. A. 2, 3, 4 fPresidentJ 3 Bus Patrol 3, 4g P. 0. D. Club 4. Sparkling personality-cute smile-has had her troubles with accidents and illnesses-fond of a cer- tain college student-hopes to become a nurse. BETTY GRAVE!! Grover Business Education Business Education Club 2, 4: F. H. A. 35 News- paper Club 3, 4 CTypistJ 3 P. 0. D. Club 4. Hails from Holtwood-can be found with Erbie- a winning smile-favorite sport is skating-wants to be a secretary. f Twenty PAYE ELIZABETH GEOFF Faye College Preparatory Girls' Chorus 3, 45 Biology Club 2g Math Club 2 lSecretary-Treasurerlz P. 0. D. Club 4: Hockey Manager 43 Athletic Association 4g F. T. A. 4g Junior Assemblyg Glee Club 4. The better you know her, the better you like her. Faye enjoys all sports-enthusiastic YANKEE fan!! Recipient of the D. A. R. award-certain to succeed. SHIRLEY LOUISE GROFF Shirley General Newspaper 2, 3 fCirculation Managerl: Girls' Chorus 2, 3g Math Club 2 IVice-Presidentlg Year- book 4g F. T. A. 4: P. 0. D. Club 4. l'll be merry and freeg I'll be sad lar nobody. Always telling jokes-runs around with Jeanie. ERlC W. GUSTAFSON Gus Business Education Bus Patrol 2g Newspaper Club 3 lSports Editorl: Business Education Club 3, 4g Dramatics Club 3: Band 4g Assembly l, 33 Junior Playg Archery Club 33 Magazine Captain 2, 3, 4. Enjoys the company of all the girls in the Busi- ress Ed. Department-good student--this boy is flying high, he'd like to have his head in the rlouds at about 600 M.P.H.-may go to college. MAHLON HABECKER Habecl:er Aqrleulture F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 P. 0. D. Club 4. One of those ag. boys-hails from Washington Boro--friendly-likes all kinds of sports-we are sure he will succeed in his chosen career of farming. NORMA RUTH HEISEY Norma College Preparatory Hockey 3, 43 Assembly 23 Play 3g Glee Club 2, 3, 4g Photography Club 25 Student 3, 45 lTreas- urerlg Dramatics Club 3, 4: Newspaper 2, 3: lEdit.or-in-chiefl 4-5 National Honor Society 3, 4g Magazine Captain 3, 4. Active gal hailing from Holtwood-noted for that laugh-prize possession is her diamond from Soldier Harold Good-hopes to do rustomer rela- tions work at the Bell. ELVINA HERB Vinh Business Education Bus Patrol 3, 43 Photography Club 35 P. 0. D. Club 4: Business Education Club 4. One of the shorter members of the class-resides in Conestoga--enjoys roller skating with Jim- Plans to work in an ofiee after graduation. MARY ELLEN HABECKER Mary Ellen General Assembly la Bus Patrol 2, 3, 43 P. O. D. Club 4, Yearbook 4. Cute kid from Central Manor-loads of fun--ath- letir and quiet, loyal and kindg another like her you'll never find. Friend to all. GERALD HEIDLAUF Jerry General Track 23 Archery Club 2g Glee Club 4. Don't let your studies interfere with your high school education -Big baritone in Clee Club- Plans to join Marines after graduating. IAMES D. HOLTON lim Aqrlculture F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Archery Club 33 P. O. D. Club 4. Good farmer-hails from Conestoga-talkative--good typist-is uncertain about the future. RONALD PAUL HOVIS Ronnie College Preparatory Key Club 2, 3, 4 iTreasurerJg Student Council 2, 3 1Vice-Presidentl, 4 lPresidentl3 National Honor Society 3, 4, Math Club 3 lVice-Presidentl, 4-3 Class President 35 Assembly 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 45 Youth Day 2, 33 Archery 4, Magazine General Manager 4. Give me a million girls-but just one at a time. An all-around boy-enthusiastic sports fan-good leader-plans to study chemistry. I WILLIAM EDWARD HERB Bill Bllllhlll Edllcdubll Business Education Club 3, 4g P. 0. D. Club 4. One of the shorter boys of the class-an eficient business student-has his mind on a certain sopho- more-would like to do commercial work after grad- uation. DAVID A. HESS Henle Aqrlculture F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 P. 0. D. Club 43 Assembly lg Fire Squad. W ide awake and on the ball-one of the shorter members of the class-lives in Washington Boro- likes to weld!! I Twenty-two SALLY ANN HUBER Sally Aqrlculhxre Library Club 2, 3, P. O. D. Club 4. An avid horse fan-owns a mare-noted for being the one girl in the Agriculture Course-ambition is to run a riding stable. IO!-IN EDWIN I-IUMPHREYS III Hump Celleqe Preparatory Key Club 3, 4, Math Club 3, 4: P. 0. D. Club 4: Baseball 3, 4, Magazine Captain 3. Beware: I may yet do something sensational! Noted for his red hair-brain in Latin-will join the Navy unless he gets an unexpected inheritance from a rich uncle. Hi- Q DARWIN S. IOHNSON Darwin College Preparatory Art Club 23 Clee Club 2, 3, 4, 1LibrarianJg Band 2, 3, 4: County Chorus 3g County Band 3g News- paper Club 4 4Art Editorjg Yearbook Club 4 1Art Editoll .lunior Assemblyg Operetta 2, 3, 43 Senior Play: F. T. A. Club 4, Senior Assembly. Noted for artistic ability-usually seen making posters for some club aftivity-active in all school ajairs-- Gentilhomme Parfait -hopes to do some kind of art work after graduation. IOHN ROBERT KARR Bob General Shop Club 23 Archery Club 3, 4: Aviation Club 3, 4. I like work, it fasfinates me, I can sit and look at it for hours. Usually seen with Carl-Buzzes around in a Nash-future-who knows! KATHRYN KEENER Kathryn Business Education F. H. A. 2, 33 Girls' Chorus 33 P. 0. D. Club 43 Library Club 43 Business Education Club 4. Quiet and smart-to know her is a treat. Dislikes quizzes-will work as a secretary after graduation. NORA MAE KEEPORT Nora Mao Business Education F. H. A. 2, 39 Girls' Chorus 33 P. O. D. Club 45 Library Club 4g Business Education Club 4. Sweet simplicity is thine: you please, yet never strive to shine. This dark-hailed miss from Millers- ville likes to eat and talk--also enjoys working on the farm-plans to be a secretary. STELLA MARIE KARR Stella General F. H. A. 3: Library Clubg P. 0. D. Club 49 Bus Patrol 45 F. T. A. 4. Always happy, never sadg sometimes naughty, never bad-friendly to everyone-likes the boys- may go to college later. CAROL A. KAUFFMAN Carol Colleqe Preparatory Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Library Club 3, 4 fPx-esidentl : Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4g Dance Band Vocalist 3, 43 Magazine Captain 2, 3, 43 Junior 84 Senior Play: Athletic Association 3, 4-. Manor's queen of songs -loves dance band- a cute gal-smart dresser-a marvelous actress in junior and senior plays-never ignored by the boys! Plans to be a nurse. x ROBERT FISHER KREIDER Bob General Assembly 2, 3: Band 2, 33 Danre Band 2, 34 P. 0. D. Club 45 Aviation Club 4: Archery Club 4. Friendly and good-nalured guy-V proud of his '54 Hudson ,let-contemplates a vareer as a beautiriun. CARI. LEFEVER Carl College Preparatory Athletic Association 2g Biology Club 2g Aviation Club 2: Basketball Manage-r 2: Senior Playg Band 3, 4. No sinner, but rerlainly no saintAblou.s a bass horn in the baml-rnisrhiezfous and full of funk plans to go to rollege. .aw X . ' . , - - L- - 'gi 5 'tury 22, 5 at sr. Q. yr. , t Q.. ,-4 . 'I-112 -- aiffgfzf lk ' . JQ' -'-arf' if, :- W'J'l.?: i7'iiw. f f Twenty-four DORIS IANE KREIDER Doris College Preparatory Biology Club 2g Dramatics Club 33 Library Club 3, 4 lTreasurerlg F. H. A. 4: VP. 0. D. Club 4. Proud of her diamond from Amos! Cute blonde of the class-pleasant to be with-a willing heart. a helping hand, always ready on demand-future Hhonzemakern of Amerira. PATRICIA A. KREIDER Pal Business Education Biology Club 2: Girls' Chorus 3g P. 0. D. Club .lg F. H. A. 4. Quiet in study hall? Always rheerful-tall mem- ber of the senior classulilres the men. IRA V. LEFEVER Butch College Preparatory Art Club 2g Clee Club 3, 44 Yearbook Club 4. Cheer up-all great men are smalll Drummer in the band-misses his appendix-Crazy over horses -especially Nugget-and hopes to enter an orcupa- tion dealing with them. LLOYD I. LEFEVER Ladle Agriculture Boys' Chorus 1. 2. 3, 4g Glee Club 2, 3, 4: F. F. A. 1. 2, 3, 43 Fire Squad 2, 4g P. O. D. Club 4. A Chevy ,lan-enjoys Boys' Chorus-seen with Hess---his middle name should be Misrhief - plans to be a farmer. SANDRA MARY LONG Sandy Bultnon Education Glee Club 2, 3, 4 iSecretaryl: Hockey 2, 3, 4 lCaptainJ g Assembly 2, 33 Opcretta 2, 35 Magazine Captain 2, 3g Band 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 3, 4g County Chorus 2, 45 Class Secretary 2, Athletic Association 3, 4 fSecretaryJ. Adorable cheerleader-has a special liking for Millersville lWonder why?1-jolly, good-natured, and true, more than her share she is willing to do. ELVIN H. McM'ICHAEL Elvtn Aqrlculturo F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Boys' Chorus 23 Magazine Cap- tain 2g Glee Club 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 43 P. O. D. Club 4: Fire Squad 4 CCaptainJ. Very active member of F. F. A.-nice curly hair- quiet and intelligent-good typist-his quiet dig- nity is admired by all. MARGUERITE McNAI.I.Y Margie Business Educatton Class Vice-President lg Assembly 13 Bus Patrol 2, 3, 43 Math Club 2 lPresidentl: P. 0. D Club 4, Business Education Club 4. Likes I954 Chevys-cute gal from Marticville -pleasant smile for everyone-many friends. ALBERTA MERVINE Bert Business Education F. H. A. 2g Yearbook 3, Bus Patrol 33 News- paper 3, 4g P. 0. D. 43 Business Education Club 4. Comes from that powerful town of Holtwood-- always seen with Jeanette-whiz on skates-know.: her P. 0. D. - She meets the task of every day in her own original way. FRANCINE MCMILLEN Mick Business Education F. H. A. Club 3, 4, P. O. D. Club 4. - Comes from the famous town of Millersville-ad mirer of the boys-likes the name Dick --great love for shorthand l?l-will make use of her home- making ability after June. HAROLD MCMULLEN Slim General Assembly 15 Science Club lg Shop Club 2, 3, 4 QSuperintendentJ: P. O. D. Club 4. Tall-rides a motorcycle-many friends-one of the Highville men-enjoys sharing lockers with .lim -has sharp crew cut. AUDREY W. MYLIN Audrey Business Education Biology Club 33 P. 0. D. Club 43 F. H. A. 4. Pleasant lass from Willow Street-'pretty brown eyes-dislikes very few things-thinking of entering the secretarial field. DORIS MAE MYLIN Doris General F. H. A. 2, 3 tSecretaryJ, 43 Girls' Chorus 3g P, 0. D. Club 4g Library Club 4. As sweet and thoughtful as can be-likes to sew-- dislilfes rests-soft-spoken-intends to be a typist. E BETTY COLL!-ZEN MOONEY Colleen College Preparatory Band 2, 3, 43 Dance Band 2, 3, 43 Clee Club 2, 33 Hockey 3, 43 Assembly 33 Play 33 Yearbook 4. Tall-sparkling eyes-swims and skates at F lory's Pond-has quite a time with her half' of the Pont- iac-makes her money at Watt dc Shand-plans to be a nurse. IAMES B. MURRY lim College Preparatory Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Soccer 2, 3. 4g Basketball 2, 3, 43 Alllttic Association 33 Class Vice-President 23 Class President 43 Key Club 2, 4. Our outstanding sports star-good student and leader-personality plus-all-around guy-has malty female admirers-very sinrere-ronservative-experts to attend Ohio State. LANCE NEWSWANGER Lance Colleqe Preparatory Student Council 2, 3, 43 Athletic Association 13 Key Club 3, 43 P. O. D. Club 43 Soccer 3, 4g Basket- ball 1, 2, 33 Track 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1. Handsome member of the New Danville Hot Rod- rlers-drives a 1953 Mercury-likes athletics-tall- future undecided. WILBUH PATTERSON Chip General Protection Club 2, 3, 4 lPresidentl : Archery Club 33 Aviation Club 4. The living proof that teachers earn their pay- fun-loviug guy who resides in Millersville-partial to redheads-plans to enter the Air Force after graduation. RONALD PENNYPACKER Ronnie College Preparatory Archery 3, 4. It is my talent to conceal my thought -drives a Usouped up Henry I.-big tease-loves to get in trouble-what pretty hair! RONALD EUGENE PETERS Pete General Band 1, 2. 3, 4g Dance Band 3, 43 Soccer 33 As- sembly 3. Small, dark, and handsome lad from Washington Boro-really toots that trumpet in the band and dance band-prizes his car--full of fun. IANET LORRAINE RANKIN Ianei Business Education Band 2, 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 23 Dance Band 3, 43 Newspaper 3, 4g Business Education Club 43 As- sembly 3, 43 Play 3, 43 F. T. A. 4. Blows a big trombone-blushes easily-loves worms?-quite a character in the Junior and Senior plays - many witty remarks - swell personality - hopes to go to college for further training. CHARLES LEE RESSLER Big Chau College Preparatory Student Council 13 Baseball 13 Science Club 13 Soccer 2, 3, 43 Archery Club 33 P. 0. D. Club 4g Key Club 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 43 Athletic Association 4. One of Manor's musclemen-an outstanding soc- cer player and wrestler-many admire his biceps -future includes the Marines. Twenty-seven GLENN LEE PORTER Cicero College Preparatory Biology Club 23 Key Club 2, 3, 43 Archery Club 3, 43 Assembly 23 Track 2, 3, 43 Math Club 4. One of our farmers in the College Preparatory course-likes science- friendly personality-big eater-family and a farm lie in his future. B. YVONNE PRANGLEY Vonnie General Library Club 2, 4- 1Vice PresidentJ3 Art Club 2 1Treasurerl3 Math Club 2g Newspaper Club 33 P. O. D. Club 4. She is gentle, she is shyg but there's mischief in her eyes -likes to paint and swim-full of courage and cheerfulness-dislikes hospitals. PAUL A. ROHREB Paul Aqrldultural F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 P. O. D. Club 4. Likes hunting and fishing-seen with James- enjoys a good game of ice hockey-future farmer. ROBERT ROHRER Bob General Band 2, 3, 4. One of the West Lancaster gang-toots a trumpet in the band-follows sports-prefers Chevys-unde- cided as to what he will do after graduation. EDWARD B. RESSLER Ed General Glze Club 2, 3g Shop Club 4, Soccer 3, 4: Archery Club 3.7 P. 0. D. Club 4. One of Conestogcfs handsome men-always ready for a good time-one of Manor's soccer players. GLEN RESSLER Hauler Aifkulfilll Assembly lg F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 P. O. D. Club 4: Fire Squad 3, 4g Baseball 1. Quiet-one of Mr. Siglin's boys-friendly to every- body-likes to play baseball-will be a farmer. WILLIAM RYLEE Bill Gonoral Baseball 2, 3, Soccer 2, 3, 4, P. 0. D. Club 45 Athletic Association 2. Amiable Millersville lad-played on our soccer team--buzzes around in a '55 Plymouth-works at the Sugar Bowl-popular with the girls. MILDRED LUCILLE SAGE Lucy Gonoral Girls' Chorus 33 Yearbook 3: Bus Patrol 3, 4 fSecretaryJ: P. 0. D. Club 4. Friendly, fun-loving brunette-lives in Coleman- ville-seen with Hope-loves to skate at Maple on Fridqvs. Twenty-eight FAY LUCILE SANGREY Fay Colleqe Preparatory Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Operetta 2, 35 Student Council 2, 35 District Chorus 2 5 County Chorus 25 Assembly 2, 45 Play 35 Dance Band 3, 45 Dramatics Club 45 Yearbook 45 Senior Play. Sl1e's little, but she's wise: she's a terror for her size -wonderful voice-excellent actress in the class plays--will have a special interest in the Air F orce-'hopes to work at Bell Telephone after grad- uation. SHERLYN I. SANGREY Shorlyn Business Education Girls' Chorus 25 Band 3, 45 Assembly 35 'Play Com- mittee 4. lust being happy is a fine thing to do, looking on the bright side instead of the blue -only female bass horn player in the band-is very excitable-- bathes in perfume! EUGENE SHAIEBLY Sl-ratably General Assembly 1, 35 Shop Club 1, 25 Projection 2, 3, 45 Clee Club 4. Has a special knack for showing moving pictures -expects to own a Chrysler product-likes to hunt and fish-aims to be an automobile mechanic. BARBARA IEAN SHENK Barbara Business Education Girls' Chorus 2, 3, Biology Club 25 Math Club 23 P. O. D. Club 4. Member of 4-H-enjoys movies on Saturday nights' proud of her prize-winning steer-interested in secretarial work after graduation. GEORGE SCHMIDT Schmidt 6088101 Shop Club 25 Aviation Club 2, 3, 45 P. O. D Club 4. Enjoys making model planes and going fishing- wishes he had a '55 Mercury Montclair-expects to join the Navy and take up mechanics. IAMES SCHWEBEL Iames Gonoral Aviation 2, 3, 45 Soccer 3, 45 P. 0. D. Club 4. Hails from Lancaster 2-partial to Packards- future in polishing antiques. DONALD H. SOWERS Gtr General Shop Club 23 Archery 3, 43 P. O. D. Club 4. The teachers think that l'm. so sweet, they always put me in the foremost seatf' Curly-headed Giz likes to hunt-future undecided. RONALD SPONG Ronnie General Aviation 2. 3. 43 P. 0. D. Club 4. One of the shorter members of the West Lancaster gang--girls envy his long curly eyelashes---awful tease-enjoys hunting-expects to join the Air Force after graduation. DORIS ELAINE SHRIVER College Preparatory Glce Club 2, 3, 44 Biology Club 23 County Chorus 3, Dramatics Club 3, 4 tPresidtnttg Assembly 39 Math Club 4. A lovely face, a heart of gold: a brilliant mind are hers, we're told. Always on the honor roll, Doris is very dependable. Anne in the Senior Play -expects to attend Temple University. MARGOT DIANA SLAGEL Margot Colleqe Preparatory Hockey 2, 3, 43 Newspaper 2, 3, 4 lFcature Editorlg Play 3g Cheerleader 35 Dramatics Club 3, 4- lTreasurerl9 Assembly 3: Yearbook lBusiness Managerl 4g Magazine Campaign Captain 3. Full of vigor, dash, and gag that is why we love her so. Known for her curly hair, Margot will at- tend the University of Michigan-plans to be a nurse. ELAINE M. STAUFFER Elaine Business Education Band 2, 3, 45 Clee Club 2, 3: Bus Patrol 2, 35 Business Manager Magazine Campaign 3, 4: As- sembly 2, 3. Piano and trumpet player from Holtwood--keeps the trumpet section of the band hopping -likes swimming and ice skating-prim member of class -noted for neat hair-Bob Funk is her steady- wants carccr as a secretary. GEORGE E. STEVENSON Stevie General Aviation 2, 39 P. 0. D. Club 4. Enjoys watching and taking part in all sports-- expects to own an Oldsmobile-will drive those great big tractor trailers after graduation. HARRY STIGELMAN Harry College Preparatory Clee Club 23 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Soccer 2, Class Vice-President 3. Tall and good-looking guy from Millersville- quiet, but deeper than you think-plans to attend college. DOROTHY IRAN VON NIEDA Dot Colleqa Preparatory Dramatics Club 2, 3, 43 Yearbook 43 Hockey 3, 43 Glec Club 3, 4, Photography Club 33 Bus Patrol 3, 4. I try to be friends with the whole human race. Tall gal of the senior class-from Holtwood-enjoys a good laugh. f IAMES M. WEAVER lim Aqrlculture F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: P. O. D. Club 43 Class Secre- tary 13 Assembly lg Magazine Captain 1, 2. An all-around fellow-never serious, always gay: his work is hunting, talking, and play-undecided about his future. KATHRYN HOPE WEAVER Hope General Bus Patrol 3, 4 lVice-Presidentlg Girls' Chorus 3: Yearbook 3: P. 0. D. Club 4. Pleasant gal-noted for her long golden-blond hair-ardent horse lover-likes to skate-seen with Lucille. f FRED WILLIAM WARFEL Spider General Glec Club 3, 43 Archery Club 45 P. O. D. Club 4. Hails from Conestoga-interested in sports-trying to follow in Robin Hood's footsteps I Archery Club! -expects to do carpenter work alter graduation. IANE1' WARFEL Janet Business Education Business Education Club 45 P. 0. D. Club 4. Always smiling-especially in study hall-likes the opposite sex-enjoys roller-skating-shiny black hair-hopes to join Marilyn Folkman in a career of professional skating. Thirty'one awww ,pal DANIEL C. WITMER Dun College Preparatory Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Base- 3, 43 P. O. D. Student Council 2, 33 ball 1. 23 Operetta 43 Glee Club Club 43 Boys' Chorus 43 F. T. A. 4. us from Quarry- who joined convertible-handsome and fun-loving-a witty one-future is success. One of the Witmers ville-sports a Buick bound to be a DAVID L. WITMER Dave College Preparatory Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2g Assembly 2: Operetta 3, 43 Clee Club 43 P. O. D. Club 43 Boys' Chorus 43 F. T. A. 4. lust as handsome as his twin brother--always ready for n good time-likes sports-likes all the girls-future includes college. f HARLAN BIRK WEIDMAN BIrk General Key Club 2, 3, 43 P. 0. D. Club 43 Baseball 1, 2, 33 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2. A sports fan-supported the Yankees during the '55 World Series-was elected in November as Athlete of the Month -amiable personality-friend to all-undecided about the future. CURTIS BRIAN WERTZ Curl General Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Key Club 3, 43 Assembly 3. Good-natured lad from Washington Boro-likes the girls--plays eornet in the band-future includes the Navy. f Thirty-two CHARLES YINGST Chai Glntrdl Baseball 3, 43 Glee Club 2, 43 Archery 4. Very tall-sings in the glee club-interested in archery and enjoys all sports-likes all cars except the Studebaker-expects to join the Air Force after graduation. MARGARET LOUISE ZIMMERMAN Peggy Business Education Art Club 23 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 43 Newspaper Club 3g Business Education Club 43 P. O. D. Club 43 Assembly 3. The only way to have a friend is to be one - likeable and helpful-lives in Lancaster 4692-loves to eat-usually found with Nora Mae. Senior Class Histor f As Freshman our plane first began shaping itself, though it wasn't until a year later that it was ready for take-off. Then we boarded the piane together and pre- pared for the flight as Airmen 3rd Class 1Sophomoresl. In Greek quoth Mr. Stanley Charles, Sophomore means wise tsophosi and foolish tmorosvf' and how we tried to prove we were wise but not foolish. It was an extreme change from the Junior High where we were the leaders since we now had to be the followers, at least till we learned the ropes. We elected ,lim Murry as our pilotg Jerry Brenner, co-pilot, Sandy Long, stewardessg and Jerry Eckman, bombadier. Our main crew-sponsored activity was the Sophomore Assembly, ably directed by our navigators, Miss Rosemarie Ives and Mr. Lester Charles. Soon our initial training flight was over though and we landed briefly to refuel. And so brief it was! Before we realized it, we had been promoted to Airmen 2nd Class Lluniorsb. ln our first meeting we chose the following commanding offi- cers in order of importance: Ronald Hovis, Harry Stigelman, Priscilla Brown, and jerry Eckman. The Halloween party arranged cooperatively with our superiors, the Seniors. was the beginning of our yearis activities. And none of us will forget how proud we were when that certain classmate of ours, Pat Derrickson, won Sphooknacht Halloween Queen at McCaskey on that October night. Later others brought us honor when nine members of our class were admitted to the National Honor Society in February. Our ,lunior Play, 'lThe More the Merriern was presented after we finally got two dates when it wasn't snowing or something! Soon we began planning Shamrock Holiday , the ,lunior Prom. The old Alma Mater sure looked different that night! Finally, after climaxing the year with a class skating party at Maple Grove. we again landed to refuel. During this brief stop-over between flights, some of our members rescheduled their flights so that we were lacking several of the crew when we again realized that tl1e plane was fueled and ready for take-off. As Airmen lst Class we got our rings and before we knew what was going on the Senior pictures were being taken. Flight officers were again chosen: James Murry, pilotg Susie Flory, co-pilot, Joyce Eckinger, Stewardess, and Jerry Eckman, faithful bombadier. ln a class meeting we decided that we would not repeat the ,lunior-Senior Hallo- ween party but have a Senior get-together on the night of graduation. ln October, Carol Kauffman, a member of our class, was chosen as our school Halloween Queen. In November our Senior Class play was given, Miss Norma B. Aston worked hard with the cast and the result was Cash and Carrie . By December we had chosen our class colors, blue and silverg our class flower. the blur' earnationg and our motto, The higher we rise, the broader the view . We also gave our class assembly program early this same month. The year flew and before we knew it the Senior Prom, Baccalaureate and Gradua- tion were over. Climaxing our fiight training, we made the annual Senior trip to Washington, our nation's capitol. And so the years passed, quicker than we thought possible, leaving us with only memories of the dances, games, friends, teachers and even the hated exams which had been part of our school years, and were never again to return. Now we were out of basic training and the choice of fiight schedules from here on was ours alone .... Thirty-three Senior Class Prophecy I c On a crisp ,Iune day in 1976, as I was paging through an old album, I came across our class motto- The higher we climb, the broader the viewf,-and it gave me the longing to go for a plane ride. On a sudden notion I called the airport and told the receptionist, Elaine Stauiler, to reserve me a seat on the noon 4'I'lousewife's Relaxation Tripf, Dressing quickly, I called to the carpenter, Doris Kreideris husband, to tell my husband that there was a message on the table for him. In my rush to get started I almost fell into the ditch for the new pipeline in front of the house which Roy Barley's men were working on. Some of them I recognized-Gerald Heidlauf, William Herr, Harold McMullen and Harry Stigelman. Getting into the car I remembered it had been sold to us by another former classmate, Harlan Weidman. Since the drive to the airport was a rather long one from Stone Valley I decided to have the gas tank filled at the neighboring gas station owned by Bill Rylee and Ronnie Spong. ln the exchange of conversation which followed I learned that Bill had seen Fav Sangrey and Chip Patterson and they had seemed very happy. He had also talked to .Ioyce Eckingefs husband recently and learned they had just bought a new house from Glenn Porter's Real Estate agency. Later on the way to the airport I passed prosperous-looking farms belonging to Elvin McMichael, David Hess, and Raymond Brakefield. Once, II guess I had been gradually speeding upl I was pulled over by a policeman who turned out to be none other than Gary Frey whom I had last seen policing at Maple Grove roller rink. Since this was my first ollense he let me off with a warning which he said he had also given to Lloyd Lefever and Glenn Ressler that same morning for going through stop signs. With no more distractions I finally reached the airport. The parking attendant, Eric Gustafson. said hello and informed me that Yvonne Prangley and Phyllis Ament had just arrived with their children to board the plane too. After I had purchased my ticket from Betty Erb, I boarded the plane to find that Pat Derrickson and Sandy Long were stewardessesg Robert Fellenbaum, pilotg and Robert Barton, Co-pilot. .Iohn Humphreys was the navigator. Looking around I noticed that Kath- ryn Keener and Nora Mae Keeport were also passengers. Then looking out over the metropolis as the plane rose gently off the field, aided by the control tower where Thomas Cauler and Richard Charles sat constantly on the alert. I recognized the places where other school-mates were employed. Passing over the fair grounds, privately owned by Ronald Hovis, I thought of Jerry Brenner's world-famous steer on exhibit there and ,lay Brennemanis prize pigs. I was reminded that Hope Weaver, Ira Lefever, and Sally Huber all had winning horses there and that Darwin Johnson had his fabulous painting on display. In the science division I remembered that Bill Brackhill and Clair Bleach- er had their newest invention up forthe decision ol the judges and that Gerald Eckman, the Einstein of ,76, was making his first personal appearance in a county fair. As the plane dipped down a little closer over the fair I saw the well-known state band conducted by James Murry containing quite a few past friends-Winnie Grob, Robert Kreider. Ronald Peters, Curtis Wertz, Marlene Campbell, Sherlyn Sangrey and Carl Lefever. Not too far from the fair grounds the Stockyards' Restaurant owned by Gerald Brady stood. Here, I recalled having seen ,Ieanette Crouthamel, Lucille Sage and Barbara Shenk acting as wait- resses with entertainment provided by that song-bird Carol Kauflman. Thirty-four Senior Class Prophecy f Soon the plane passed over the hospital where, I remembered, Colleen Mooney, Dorothy Von Nieda, Irene Charles and Faye Groff are nursing. Colleen, I recalled, had just been in the nursery with Bea Brubaker's third boy when I last spoke with her. It seemed she also said that Janet Rankin had been in recently, to have her gall bladder removed, I think! It was at this hospital also that Doris Shriver and Margot Slagel had conducted their research on the horrible disease, cancerloses, with the aid of Robert Broome and Richard Ferry. Kay Brosey was acting as receptionist and George Stevenson manned the elevator the last time I visited there. About this time lunch was served in the plane by the stewardesses and we learned that Judy Frey and Gwen Arinent had been responsible for its preparation, with Jim Schwebel as chief dietician for the United Bird Lines. Looking down again I saw the speech clinic headed by Susie Flory who was aided by her head assistants, Pauline Good, Betty Graver, Marilyn Folkman and Larry Bender. Donald Bitner is the doorman and Paul Farmer, the janitor, at this great institution. Just across the street the bank, owned by Doris Mylin, rose in great beauty. Lance Newswanger acts as head teller here and ,Iack Deaner and John Dombach drive the armoured car to and fro. Pat Barnett, Sue Barton, Roberta Beacham and Elvina Herr were private secretaries there. ,lust a little farther on we passed the Charles Ressler Theater, which was presenting The Private Life of Richard Gerlitzki under the direction of Charles Yingst and James Weaver with John Cainer in the lead and Patsy Kreider, Deanna Ashley, Abe Funk and Janet Warfel in the supporting roles. Circling back around the city we passed over the James Holton Steel Plant which Donald Sewers manages with the aid of such subordinates as George Schmidt, Eugene Shaiebly, Edward Ressler and Paul Rohrcr. Sara Barley is the able secretary to the business manager, Robert Rohrer. Last be- fore reaching the landing field again we flew over the Childrens, Home where such willing helpers as Margaret Zimmerman, Mahlon Habecker, Betty ,lean Groff and Dorothy Wiser are employed by the joint owners, Marguerite McNally and Francine McMillen. Quite often such stars as Ronald Penny- packet, a magician, with Audrey Mylin, his assistant, and Robert Karr, world-known singer, enter- tained the children free. Reaching the car again, I realizfed that I had better stop for groceries before going home. So I stopped in at the local market owned by the Witmer twins, Dan and Dave, and while Fred Warfel was grinding the beef, who should come in but my old pal Norma Heisey! She said she loved her home and family and that she'd just seen Stella Karr in a new car down at the gas station. Mary Ellen Habecker checked me out soon and I traversed the few miles home feeling very satisfied at having remembered all of my classmates and their occupations and feeling very tired at the idea of having dinner to cook for six by 6 p.m.l I! By PRISCILLA BROWN Thirty-five ho Slzyvsl ,,,w.. ,....RA Mos! All .flrouml Boy -, lilosl All Arounrl Girl --- Hmulsonzvsl Boy ---- l'rf'Il1ie'sl Girl -, ,,,,,,. Mos! Lilfffly To SIlfl7l't?6ll Most Sclmnl Spirit -- ,-- Prrfllivsl Hair -- - - Cigglffr - ,.,, - Mos! Musical - , l'r'rsonalily - - -- -- licsl Ilrf-.mul Hoy --- - lim! llrvssen' Girl - - Mos! Arlislif' - - Class Clmrn -- Mnsl Sfmlious - Mos! Frfrlfles -- 'ho 95 Q T56- Cla S S san, inim- - - ,lanws Murrx -- --- banfiy Lmig Lance Newswangvr - ,- Mary Ellen Habffvlu-r ------ Janet Rankin --- Sue Barton ------ Hope Wcavvr - - - - Marlenf' Cainpiwll ------------------ Fay Sangrvy .- james Murry and Janet Rankin -- ,.., ..,. 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What at lima- wi- hail rlunnini-. 1i'i-mritiluutttl itvwiit- D f- ,- lllgl lt. lfulluwitlgg thi- Nlxatting party. whivh wax 1-:limo-fl hx ull. wa- fullnwi-il in th.- lm-lsli-px of lust yi-url .lunimw with at Y Y .luninr l'rmtt. 'l'hiQ ya-ar the- prmn wux .ll 'Xlllli lil,l55 lll'il lfilfli5 Xxll XIIXISURS ht-lil Xpril 28, ut lhq- Slum- Burn, llllllllg Xliw llvlftatttr-5 :mil lit. Nlilnl. lltlxixutxt ,littt l'iNllll'lIlLlIl Wim- l't'n--ith-till lx ll SU? fuyf-N-ll lu Ihix ye--girl -vn- llnh I-LI.,-,V i'l',-.-gixilipir, iut'N. wi- lmik lm-wanl In vuttitttg lruyk Q Q tt1'Xl yi-Ltr lot' at liuppy mul Niivnw---liil N tt--il ll.ii'i I-.hilmit lsl'l'l4'lJII'Xl4 Ili-tttiiv l',t'h tl't'i-.tilt-nip, 5,.,,,,,, X,-ml, l-'ii--i Iliiwg Shin-li-5' Ivii-kiil, 'l'lii'lni:i I1t'mx'ii, Hairy I-Ill--ti Ilzttii-V, Shir-li-y I!iQIi. Ilttth Ile-tu!--r. Blur-iv Iiiwxvtt. I.in--:n Ili-1-iiviw-ii. AI.ni'y l'illl'lHll'l. 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Tllirfy-nin 0 ll! .ww- .Q 4,3 Q, . , Iflwlul liwxx, l'4II'1llllj' Nl4'1Hll'lllll4, I'v:1l'l Almmrm-, SlIlI'l1'X S2lllI'lHlllQ-ill, Annu- lim-mf. lb-rlluu Al'-Izlm-r,l1--lun---XIiiml l':nlsy Sl:--:uIAt'v1'. I':1t All-llivitl, .luuv Myvrw. 4-4-mul Illlv.: lmni--l I.ipillQliy,,l:-l'1- Il11l11'lm1'l1, I,-'iQ Ml-Hznx, .Iusm-pllillv M:'N:llly. llnvlwrllly' l'i4-tT1l'. Shir I.111l-malls. 1.rzu'1- l.ill'X- Ima- lla-sslvr. Mis! Slne-:lI'I'1-V. llll1llll'l'HUlll 'I'v:lm'ln-N I'luil'1l Ilfm: Kvllllvlll N:-IT. .lzu-li lllIlllSl1'j', Ili:-li Nisslvy, tie-rzulml ll1lll4'I', l'l4lu:nr1l XIv4':1ll, llulmlcl l'n-rry, 11,1 rn--lun Xllwxl-V. l'll':-I ll mx: .Xlglzy lmu XX'zurI'1-I, Lynn lYl'lL: I+'5', Alildre--l Slvlu-rw-tzl N1lll1'j'SllIlllli. liluim- Smw--nil-lu, l,urn:1 Wm! lull. .Imam 'l'lwl1lzus. I1:u'lr:11':l XYilI1n-ml, Vlzalrlulln- Slllllll, mv-fllsl Ilffxx: ll4'll,lllIIIlIl Smillx. Il:lr4vl1l XYllSlllI, .lalnl--s XYiIlm-V, K4-11114-'ll 'I'Vimlrl:-, llllill l'l'--y. 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Xmlxi llnllfnn llnu: lnairl K.:-i'l:u'li. l'i'vNnlriiI: Nlnrlvp lllwmlw, S4-vi'r'l:il'x' SOPHOMORE CLASS I.ik1- u liilxvillillillgl llilll'lllWll'lx quill i- mn suplinixinn- war. lla many vnlinw unil ali--igns urn' nun-n log:-lln-r iiilli Nlrung: lllI'I'llllN nl hHlNl1'I'l-Ill ai-sm'iu4 lions. lung :xllvr lrriggln pulvliv- limi- lumlvml. luxling tllrvauls of llll'lIllDl'f will l'K'Illillll. l'lIll'll'4'llllL ull lln- pulvlu'-. in :I lun'- mlvr. ix fri:-nilsliip ixilll ll'lll'll1'lN llllll fi-llim Qincln-nl-. llvn- ilu-n. ln-lnrv mn' 1-yew. lilw El yml4'lnwi'lx quill. nur -uplimiiniw yi-nl' i- nnfnlelwl. Orin' in 41 uhilf- Ilia-rv will ln- sqiiurew Ilizil urn' ll little- xwrn anal grew. lnil lln--v only nuilw llu' xixiil una-5 xlunil ulll num-, Uni' lmrigilil pulvliv- limi- lwvn nur llHN1'Illllll Ill'llQLl'illlli. mn' vlux- party. unil !ln- Nm-iail. ullili-lir. .inil wlmlzislii' :illuirs in xsliivli iw Inu:- pluywl inn' purl. Um' qnill Iurm-ml nn! ix:-ll. llllllllxS In inn' lnziny le-ui-lu-iw. vlu-N ziilxiww. :incl nllivvr- ulm In-lpi--I. Wi' liupv 1-nr ns-xl lim yn-urx fun inailw uur quill lriugi-r unnl I!lUI'l' ln-zullillll null: lln- wnnnig 1'lllNN1'N. xpnrlx. mn- Ia--IQ. :mil nllivr -I-lmnl liiiu-limi-. W. K .r X-...Nw-4--Q Ifirsi Huw: llzirry Ilipzln-V, limb Ilmnl-zu-li, .Xlw Ilznrlz-y,1ivn'4ln11 l'll'lQIlHlll lfiw-il llI'1'llIll'l' liii-Ivnral IHI1- lfl'llli4'lll l'ml :ll Yinunl I'i1wli Ni-1-mn! Huw: I.:-:mm Aslini, ll:-sv .xllliilllllh ,Iunnitzn Iilm-vlu-iz Vznrnl .Xinln-rsmi, Iviainzn l!r:1ill--y, .Xiulrvy Ifishlv- Illilll, .Iunv I-Ivins, I'i'isvillzi lhms, Iunn 1'-inipln-ll l n1inq1'11y11m' IIIQS. 'l'Iuii'1l Huw: ll:lrlu:ll':i Vanilla-ly Sliirlvy Iirmmks, SIllIlll'2l 1'l:li'k, Sliirli-y1'V:inin-l', Kay l'ln'li!1lIlIl, I'llvllis Ilull l'zil'ulvli Iilnil-rivll, .li-:in .Xl'IIlY'IIl, lun:-I l'Islv1-lwlinile-, Nillltj' llmulm-, livxw-i'ly llunlgip, AXHSQ AQIUI, lH,,,,ni'innn 'IH-xxvlii-l'l lwiirih limi: Vlizirlws Ann-nl, Mi-lvin Vzilrlwi-ll. 'I'wi1nislh-1-gui.W--mh'Ili'Ii:urI vr. Hi-ln.-rt I-Idwnrds. Furlhi'-olzv vs, lfnvn- llnnliznn. II:1iwil1l4'V.im- I nw! Ihlu: .Xmly Ifunk, 111-nv I uIl1-11. I'2lI4I 4H Ilzuu-Ii, Ilu-nhl Ifxvy, Imvixl 4lrwl't', Iwwis I-IvrsInAy. I-nm! Ibm: .XI1, Sl:-pI1v-ns Illmm-1-mrllm 'l'n-zu-In-ri, YI-mln IZ:-m'p.u-, .Imam Ile-mIm-Vsun, I',lllIIt'4' I- ra-y, I-.vn-Iyn Ilanru- ish, Slmrri III-l'l', .II-un 4lril'I'ilI1, .I11:1nlnv III-itlllllm-IIv1'. .Indy Ilvrr, Maury .lgllw II:-rr, Ilulh llI'2lX'l'I'. llmwl lynx: Sum Hmul, Num-y Ilunk, 1':1l'1wI Ilulwvlwr. ,Iu:mmA Gish, 'I'I1I-Ima tixxslanll-nl. Imwn I-'arm'-1'. I'.ul ' I 1l :nx':u. .I1uum1- Ifltzku-, Im:-1-11:1 l isIwI', I:lllI HIIXVlIlH!'IIn', A mx: lizurl 11:-rI:u'I1. Ilulwrl Ifwy, Ilzlrry Ifrvy, IIKIIIIIIII lfe-ilvr. Ita-Iwrl II--Viz, .Iwhn 121-H111 II:u'wI4l 1:r.It'I'. I1-urlh Ii Ne-ISI-I1 llnrnisll. F 0 I Sv W' X Q' 'R f i ' '- 1 W, . lI'5I .V UII lIlil1I 'IG' Hum: I.:nr1y IlllIll'I',4'l1lIl'.I1'llIiIlIS, llim-Ilancl Nlillm-r. l'I11p:e-n1- Kopp, Alzlrvill In-xxluslv.-rl'y, Ya-l'l1un l.ml' xxig, II1ll'I'X Il--Qs, Ilnlu I.:uuIis. II Ibm: Num-y Kri1-nh-r, .InsvpI1in4- I.imIsII-y, Imwn Ilulwr, I'n11nin- AIiIIw-r, .I:nm- .le-nninus, I'ulli1- Alv- SIliIl'I'1lII. .Xlznry Iluss. .Iunw Alum-1-, Shirlwy Kliua-, firauw- Ii.-1-quart, Iimx: .Iuhn III-ss, Ilulwrl AIiIIv1', Iluris IQIIIIYIVIIIIIII, .Ium-I Ilipln-y. Mawifvn K:uuI'I'm:m, l':u'wI XII-I1':ulIQ. .lufly IA-mum, Iiullnlw-n Ii:mI'I'nmn. Furl AIIIIL-V. Mr. llznrry, l'I'1-:mln-1-5. ww: Ilurry Kllllfflllllll, .Im-rv III-I'n-vs-l', Imllzllfl Ilm-kiupl, .Iuvk xI1'l7llIHlI1l. ICIIIIVI' l.I-slu-V, Ilif-Ilzlwl K:1llI'l3 I mll'II1 I' 1 , . 'z' 11- Wlisvly. Ilulwri IIIIIMAV. mln XII hu I Ix llllll lluwg Imu:nIxI I,nwnsI-4-ry, .In-rry Iiimmiu-I1. Ili'-Ilzlrd Kun:-, .Inv XIII:-s, Km-nm-th Ilulwr, .Iumn-5 llunmlx- wys. Fnrty-I14'n I-'nvst Ill-xx: lmnnl Sh--nk, .lim S1-ilx, .lznvk Slwlv. .lim .Xlussl-r. .ll-1-nxuw IH-14-V54 V111-tis I'l4viI'!'n-r, .lvl-ry S1-ll.-I N-wmul Hum: Mnry Ii. llf-hrlxzlvln. Maury .l:l111- I':nlln-rsmn, I.yl14l:n Sim-gh-V, .luy--14 IH-VV3, .Iuyvv Sln-l'lz1-V. lwggx . , Il--nh-ny. l11u'lux1':n Sllvrls, .loam Imlmlr, .xllll SlII'iY1'l', I.nlw1'lz1 Ile-hm. 'I'hi1'1l linux: .lllSliI1t' Ilinm-r. iirzuw- llull, I,:ll'Vy in-svh, lI11r'uIflSl1:ll1lv, Imnie-l Ilull. lmxw- Almxl-m', Mrs Ilutlx llwlll--1'mmll1 Ir'Zln'lI4'l'I. I-'ullrllu II1-xx: ll:u'ry Sl'lll'ill, 'VIIHIIILIS l.:lwr1-luv:-, ICl1gm-nw S1-lnwk. -llllllvs Hlnge-I, lfirxl Huw: I,:u'1'y Snymlvr, Alikn- Yvzngln-y. ,Mlmlimm xXvil'l!2lllll, lizlrl XX':lL1l1a-l'. l:il'll2lI'll Sll'Y1'Il5Hll. In-lu:ul1I 'l'sI1umly. M1-Vvin Wilun-1'. S--1-mul I2-mi .I,1.-1111--lima-A XYHII'--, .lumlllv XX'ull'v. M4-11:1 S1-rlzulll. Alim- 'VI'-alll. .lamwl Slllilll, l'I1:nl'l4lll1- Slnul. li.-ily 'l':1lI:xri+-ff. Ih-xx-vly Z1-ll1-rs, Kathy Wivmlwm-4-Ill. 'I'l1il'4l Huw: X-t'l'Il2l XYiIlll1'l', lillllllll XYilli:nms, Nlilclrm-rl Slvlu-rvn-IZ. Ii:u'lvluf NY'-M V. .lnnn NV1l!.!l1'l'..l1lIln4l XYis4 Mrs. Ilznll. Xlr. 1'h:u'lvs. I -vurllm Ill-xv: ,Mlm Spud'-, lhnmif- l'l1m-r. .lim Snycle-r. Vluzlrl--s XYill'1'h'l, 1l:ll'y Wzlrl'--I. lull' Smith. lflw-ml XY1ll'l'll l Ul'l4Y-!llff'L' FHESHMAN LL.-XSS OFFICERS AND PXDYISOHS Fir-I Rum: Fay l.in1lm-man. Karen Svlmlz. lfmlitln Nlurray. Sl'K'lllltl Ron: Nlrs. llusler. D:-lmrall Dullllsavll. 'l'l1ir4l Rum: Nlr. ll. lm' llI'lIllHlxt'I'. FRESHMAN CLASS Svvvnty strong we cntvrcd our frvslmman yvar at l'c'nn lVlzmur. Since' we w 1 all lll'Wt'Ul11l'l'S we had quits- a timv Hurling nur vlassrumns. After a xwck tu- svltlt-fl clown to tht- usual routine' whim-ll wv fnllmwml the ru uf the yl'iil'. The first impurtant lrusim-ss ilvm was to f-lest our ulliwrs. This was clone- du! 1 nm' of tht- 1'mlm'iling pvrincls. Hlll' lfvvn though it was a lmit hectic' at Hrst. xxx' will always ltuvv fuml Illl'Ill0l'its l'1l't'SlllIIHIl year Ullivcrst Pl'0Sl'lll'lll , - - l 1'1'f' lIl'PSI.lll'lll Sr'f'r'0lary A - - Tff'HSlll'l'I' . - Forty-four --- Karma Svlmlz -,-Y--- Edith Murry lJt'lNlI'3ll Dumlwavlm -- Fay l1llNlt'lllHIl larsl It-rw: HUMl'llIll!1IillE.Y,l:ll'Il Ilvrr, l'uul Ilmrr, I':1ul Ihws, Imnzul-l I 1-Il'-nlmlnn, K1-mn-111 llvmva-V, Mm xill l'HIll'll1l, llivk Ilzu-kmzxlm. lfivk l:UXYlll1l!l. 1-mul Hmm: .Xlxu Hy:-rly, IM-lvluiv Ilulnlu:u'I1, liulh llym-1'ly, N-fmlrzn l'uu1':1Ll, .Xlllh-:1 Iillglw-. lfxllllf Il'll'lliY llllizalln-lh Iivse, l':1lll2l linux .Imam lla-nry, Num-y IM-ulllnu-lx. Ihird Hun: Mrs. lllwlvr tllmm-1-mmm lm-:nn-114-M, l:l'l'llllll Ilullprlllml. Imulu .Xl'kl'l'lIHlll, .Im-llsl ll:-nry, Imlu Iwi: mul. J.-rry Iillll, llvnry l'un1':1ul. lmvid lin-lnlvlnun, Hal I'14llll'IHilll, .Iuhn lluruo-r. luurlh llmx: .lfwlm Ilqnrlwy, Imviel Illvzu-In-r, N.-lsun Hnrr, I-2112:-luv lfry. Sin-rry Ashby, .lily 1'Uuxyll11:u1', Durst Huw: Hvlljillllill Almwrv, Il:u'l'y Him-vr, .IHIIIUS Mills-xr, Immxlfi Se-llvrs, liilllllld Nvwswznlluvr. lnmuis Shgmlx lh-null! Sn:u':-ly. .lam--s llvllvw, Q'h:n'h-s All-Ilinxzvr. 1-mul lluwr All-lhzx Iwtn-rs. HZlI'lHll'll S1-itz, Num-y Walton. Murizm S1-11sm1ig', Kurs-11 Svlmlz, 4lm't1'ml.- IA-xx' l'Qll'HI AIv1'1n-, I-Iwlilh AIIIVVX, Ile-rni4-v I.imls-mam, Iflrmzx .I--am Shwnk. Ilnir-I lhxw: Mr, l:l'llllilk1'l' lllmm-rmml 'I'l'Ill'lll'I'l, Palsy AIRWNIIIEIICI. Fay I.iml--mam, Nlurizun lla-llvr. Iixlilh Wilson. I-'ru-al Km-nu, Ilussvll liilllllflllllll, llzny lll'SFlQ'!'. .lay Kilule-V. lnurllx Huw: Il-,tn-rl Wilnwr, lin-um-th l'm'I1-r, .Izunvs Sn-llurd, Imnulml 'I'm11, Im:-ry Sw:-iganrl, K4-nm-lla I.u pnlcl. l41l'lh llmv: K1-nm-th Alvklulh-lx, Arthur Slli!4Sll'l'. lluymuml Wintf-1-, .lunn-s Slmif-hly, l.1-wis M4-Mull:-n. 1 uf'I V--l'i1'1' Aww 4 SOCCER a, 1 4 43 KA K ' , v 'n :L L, lfirsl Run: lllvfl-rigllltl .law llrnfhv lffl R1'SSll'l'. Run Owls-l. lmf: llalwf'kr'l'. Bill Rx-If-1-. glam:-s Svlmrlwl. Hun llil nvr. .lim Nlurry. llurlan w1'I1ll11kl!l. l.ll2il'll'h Kew-lr-r. Klux- Funk. .lm-rry Bl'l'lHll'l'. llurry lfrvy. l.ilH1'l' Nvxv rl Ii0lyl'u1.m llilr l'1 ulx lu Ra lnl wang: - '. 'sr ' '. g!'l'llll4l Ron: Alolm llurm'r. 'lmly lfunk. il:-luv l ullnn. ilurmlun l':l'lhIllklll, llurry Kauffman. ,luv Vi:-lm-r. fl0ilI'll Hur 1l1-II. Huy Ihulf-3. lluln llt'lAll. llvnry ll:-mlrr. ,lam--s 'llillf-r. Bula lfislu-r. Bull Idlllfllx. Rm Rp.,l.-I-, 5Ul't'Q'l' lfnavlm anfl Captains: ,lim Nlurry, ffharlrs Rvsslvr. Xlr. liurilu- l nf'ly-u1'gl1l 'l'l1f' Gold lfumcts mlisrlawcl finv almililx I . . umlrr thx' lvaclcrsl1ip uf Umar-lm llllffllill and vu-vaptaim ,lim Murry and Cllurlvs livsslvr. .. ... . t lllc lm-um fllll5lllIlg In svvoml pluvv mllfl nn lmw any prvsligv. l1CC'illlSP llwy Ill8fl'fl all llwir gZlllIl'S likv I'llilllIpl0llS. Nvar llll' vml uf lllv SPHSUII ilu' squzul vulvxl Harlan llurk Wvidnlan Ihr' must xulualll' player on ilu' lvam. , 1 . . - . llm lcam flmshvcl mth .1 nuns. Al- lmsvs. and 2 livs for il .355 pe1'r'v:1lagv. N HOCKEY as T' BQ Y 41 xv: 2 lfirsl Rom: Nlary Ehrharl. Bonnie l.ou Herr, Leora Hess. Judy Frey, Winnie Croh, Kay Brosey, Dorothy Von- Nicrla. Nliss Scargle latlvisorl. Sandy Long, Margot Slagel, Sue Barton. Judy Kofroth, Kathy Eshleman, llclen llcrr. ,lime lfvans. Fceonml Row: Sliirlcy lliclwl, Sandy Clark. llorothy Nicomlcmns. ,lancl llellarl, ,lulia Frizz:-ll. ,lane Myers. Norma lleisi-y. llaun lfarmcr. Barbara 5:-itz. .loannc Gish, Shirley lless. l.orraine Bohlandcr, Phyllis Ainenl, Ann Shriver. Short corners, hullies. scoops. long corners -these were familiar terms to the 34 members of the hockey team as they practised each night for nearly three months. Under Manor's nets hockey coach. Miss Laura Scargle, the team finished in fourth place. Although wins came a little hard for the team they always displayed great spirit and enthusiasm. As soon as the varsity memhers nerc chosen Sandy Long and Norma Heisey were selected hy the team to act as co-captains. Hockey Coach and Co-Captains Miss Scargie, Sandy Long Norma H:-isey. Forty-l11'11c VARSITY CHEERLEADERS june- lixans. Bnmnu- lla-rr. P211 ll:-rricksun. Rulwrtu R4-Inu. ALI, FUN MANOR. S'l'fXNll l'I' ANU llUI,l,lflll Starling ilu' svusun ull XllLUl'UllFlN lvzuliug 1'lu'1'rs uvrm' l'all ll1'l'ric-lxsmn. Szuulx 1 , . . mug. llmnmiv Lou llvrr. zuul Put M1-llivill. NYlu'nu'u'r mu' ul tlu'sm' girls ruulwl lhll lu' ln'1'w4'z1l all ilu' ggzunvs. ,lu1u' lfxaus. 'nu' ol llu' ,luninr Yarsity c'lu'm'rlm'aul1'rs. nluligiugly llllSlllllll'll. lmsarxls ilu' mul ol ilu' svasmn. ,lllllK' IUNEHIS auul l:HlN'l'lll Rvlllll lu'm'z1uu xdrsily 1'lu'vrl1'zul1'rs Ilt'l'lll2lllf?Hllf ulu'n l'z1l N'l1'llix'ill mul Szuuly lmug SlllIllN'1lC'lll'4'l'lIlg.l ,Nllluvugll llu' gurls luul their flIlllI'lIllll'5 Ill 5Il'lllllg slarlml nur gauus unulcl lull llll'illI llilll as uuu'l1 Mlllltllll llu'm. llliiIllxS ll lol. Mauuvr1lc'sl lfilllx VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM First Row: Donald Bitne-r,,la1nes Nlnrry. Dave Witmer, Harry Stigelman, Lance Newswanger. Ronald Hovis. Dan Wil nn-r. S4-voml Hou: llourli Burilm-ll, Allan Km-inrvr. Bruce Lchr. .lim Wilmer, Donald Wt-idinan, Ronald Ot-lla-l, Bill Brack- lvill. Ji-rry iiflilllilli. Hom-arise of tln- realignment of teams, the boys from Penn Manor had a difhcult time in Section l. Coach Burdett in his first season as varsity coach. tried hard to finfl a winning vomliination. Along with Harry Stigelman, the liig oiiensive iwapon, the othvr lioys did a fine joli. This yvar xi as the swan song for Jim Murry. tliv co-captain, along with Stigclinan, Ronnie Hovis, the Winner twins, Dave and Dan, and Don Bitncr. Fifly-one IUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Lorraine- HUlIlllllfl1'l'. :Xnn Flniwr. l.orm-lla Fislwr. Sara Jane- Uoofl. tio, lioys. Co. I ighl. 'll-am. Fight. 4'Win. Manor. Win. xwrv our vlwvrs ut tha- lmskctlmll granws. Whvn thi' J. Y. illIl'lil'lt'iitiC'I'S xwu- clvvtrcl in the fall thoy coulrl hardly wait for thx-ir first opportunity to gut out on the lloor and Start tln-sv Clwvrs which would lm-ual thv junior Varsity twin to victory. At lust the flatv canlv for thc' first gainv. Siiwv it was thvir hrst tilnv they iwrv a hit scared hut Cliflllit let that stop thorn from r'ln'vring with all tha- oncrgy thvy had. Two ,l. V. Cllt'0l'lCHtlCl'S. Juni' Evans anfl Rohcrta Rvhm niowd up to varsity !'lIl't'l'll'ilflilllQ,' positions during the svason. tln'r4'forc hringing Lorraine Rohlanclor and Lorvttzl Fishvr into thi' spotlight along with Ann Shriver and Sara ,Ianv Good. Tlwy vnjoyl-rl loading the 1'ln'crs and ure: grateful to you. thc stuclvnts. for your support and vo-opvration during: thc 1-ntire season. Fifly-lluu I. V. BASKETBALL TEAM ulni Il--ss. llarrv Kauffman. Rulwrt Fr:-y. Ilurry Frey, Kenny Trilnhlv. lm- llalmzvlwr. lflmm-r l,1-sln-r, Donald hilly Divk Kauffman. Clair Jvnkins. llormlon liriwnian. Andy Funk. Nlulnlgm-r---llnln Lamlis, linavli--Nlr. Todd. The ,lunior Varsity. undcr tho lvadvrship of Coach Todd. gave tlw other tvains in their svction an indivatinn that Penn Manor is to lw I'f'CkllllCd with in yvars to mum-. These hnys wanted tn play liaslcctlmall and gave it all they had 1-very niinutv of the ganna. There were no individual stars on the tvam with nv:-ry hui doing: his part and in this way cmitrilinting to tlw success of the tm-am. l ifIy-rlzrvv ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Fir-I Hou: .luuv Nlyn-rs. Wiunit- Grub. Bill Bravkliill, Alle Funk. Sandy Long. St-1-oml lion: Nlr. llrulvulwr. Nlr. Burtlvtt tihlvisorsl, ,lim Wilmer. Bolt Barton. Kun Xlvxlullm-u. lan lies 1.11 ol Kuulliuuu. lftlwsimi llill. tfliarln-s Resslt-r. Harlrara Sn-itz, Saucly Clark. Patsy Hr:-um-muu Nl: N u l Mitt oll a'. 'I'IiiriI lion: llouulml Figgliu. llurry l'l'1'y. .lzwk ll:-umfr, Cllarlutte- Slllllll. Put Nlvllixitl. Fay llroff. Ill lomlul thl xi-orl. 'lllu' Atlilc-tim' Association met vvery 'lluesday morning in Room 2 to discuss and fluuuu tht spoils progrzun of Manor Joint High School. lt is the associationls jolm to appropriate tlw momx tl .1 sports uvtivities. 'llliis group consists of the managers from the fIIfI'Pl'PIlI sports and two npu mul ltnr from t'llt'll class. It is their jolu to supe-rvisv the intramural and interscholastic sports. 'lllw vlulr spousorvtl many activities iuvlurliug a flanvv. a Iilflllly-SIllt'l0IlI lvuskotluall gm assi-iululy lIl'tlgl'illll. 'l'l1f- ollic-ers xx Pre l'r'e's1'flr'11l .... liirv PI'l'.Yi1lfJlIl -- Sl?l'I'6'flII'-V - - - Sr. TI'l'!ISIlI't'l' - ,. Bill Brat-klvill -- Alu- Funk - -- - ........ - .......... Sandy Long: Ir. lrvasurvr -- .,.......,. -,--,., , . ,,,,- .--,,.,,,,, , ,- ,4 Ill'l'XI?l'S I - ,, Winnie Grolm - ,lane Myvrs -- lVlr. llrulmakvr. lVlr. llurflett. lVlr. Torlcl. aucl Miss S1-argl:- l ifly-four AX A r l'rllx -Hn' TRUMPETER First Row: Betty ,lean Groff. Ann R1'l'5f'. Second Row: l.ois Hlouch. lftlwitttt Hill. ,loyce Eekinger. Third Row: Phyllis .Nun-nt. Ruth Bender. Rosalie Di Bt-rarllino. Fourth Row: June Evans. Diana Bradley. Audrey lishehnan. Fifth Row: Carol Bergantz. Bon nie Lou Herr. Ann Shriver. Sixth Roo: Mary Ellen llabeck- er. Sue Barton, Margot Flange-l. qeventlt Row: Lorraine Bohlantlcr. janet Dellart. Patsy Brenm-man. Eighth Row: Don Erb, l.estcr Griel, Darwin Johnson, Beatrice Brubaker, llelen llc-rr. Mary lihrhart. Bob Fisher, James lish- ehnan, I.:-e Ilabecker. Ninth Row: Pat Derrickson, Leoru Hess, Robert Broome, Dorothy Von Neida, Priscilla Brown, l,or- na Walton, Carol lleisey. Shir- ley Uroff, ,loan flroff, lftlitlt Wil- son, Sue Flory. Charlotte Smith, Colleen Moon- -, ey. Pat McDivit, Gail Shifller. Lewis Sbenk. Anyone who has read the yearbook this far should be well acquainted with the work of tht- 'llrumpeter stall. As usual we started our year by electing an editor and an editor in chief. Then with the guid- ance of Mr. Charles we began the task of preparing Manotfs yearbook. Staff members scurried hither and yon collecting write-ups. pictures, and advertisements. And then. though it seemed almost impossible, all was complete and the Trumpeter went to the printer. During the time until we next saw it, we sometimes wondered if our yearbook would be as success- ful as we hoped it to be. Finally we saw the finished product and were not disappointed. We hope that you will enjoy reading the Trumpelcr as much as we have enjoyed preparing it for you. Arlvisor ....... -- Mr. Stanley Charles Ealilor-Ill-Chief -- ....... Susie Flory Assfxlnlll Elfilor --- -- Pat Derrickson lillSI.llPSS fWlIll!Ig'l'I' --- ....... -- Margot Stage-l Ififfy-six Tenth Row: Bill Brackbill. Mr. Charles tAdvisorl, Judy Kofroth. MANOR HI-LIGHTS lfir-11 Rom: Norma lleisey. Carolyn Miller. Priscilla Broun, Roberta lleaeham. jane Nlyers. Nlargot Flag:-l. llarvsin Johnson. Allan Kemrer. Bill llrackhill. St-t-oml Ron: ltolorcs Hineer, Doris llerr, Janet Rankin. Kay Eckman, Lois Alden. ,lo McNally, Carol Bergantz, Joyeu- Sltertlrr. Nlrs. Roth. Advisor. 'l'hir1I Ron: lane llnllnek. Betty llraver. Alherta Nlervine. Gail Sliifller. ,lanet llellart. Juanita lllcaeller. Charlotte Smith. Nliss lies. tihlxisor. Ifourth lion: l,m-sta-r Gris-l. l.ouis Shank. lrcne tlroulliamel. lliann liraulley. 'l'lu-Ima Gustafson. lloh Broome. ,Indy Kofrolh. HIFUI' hear of ut'lllIIlf'li copyu. ull dead bank , or a squib ? 'llhcse are familiar words to the newspaper stall. who puhlished the usual eight issues of the Hi-Lights. llnder the capahle leadership of the editors listed heloxs. the cluh not only inet their dead- lines. hut the paper experienced one of its hest years. ln the full. four senior cluh meinhers received awards for outstanding articles of l954 and l055. 'llhe l'eimsylvania Scholastic Press Association selected the following winners: lst place fea- turc story hy Norma Heisey, 2nd place feature story hy Priscilla Broun. 2nd place sports story hy lfric Gustafson. and a 2nd place sports story hy Bill Brackhill. Editorial Advisor Ef1l.l0I'-lill-lfllliff -- I'll'l1f1Il'l' Ifdilors - Sporls Editor -- Ar! lfdilor ..... liusiness Manager --- l ifty-seren - - Norma Heisey ------------------ ,lane Myers Priscilla Brown. Margot Slagel -------------- Bill Brac-khill --- Darwin Johnson --- Roherta lleachatn STUDENT COUNCIL vtanding--Ronnie Hovis l irst Row: Elaine Sensenich. l.ois Alden. Uehhic Domhach, Roherta Rehm, Norma lleiscy. Donnie lfrh. 'econd Row: Wendell Charles. Don Ft-iler, ,lack Nlclionald, Allen Kcmrer. lance Nesxsxsangcr, Roh lfislici' lirinw I4-hr. Ronnie Ulmer. Dale Brady, ,lim Miller. Standing in hack: Nlr. Brackhill and Mr. Ehrharl. fiftdvisorsi The Student Council is a group of seventeen students, who are elected hy each homeroom. The weekly meeting is held 'l'hursday morning. Holding dances and skating parties. estahlishing hetter conduct. directing hall trallic and printing the haskethall programs are a few of the projects and duties of this organization. The Student Council makes rules which they feel will make our school a hetter one. ln making these rules. the Council tries to see to it that all students have equal privileges. The offenders to all school rules are given their punishment hy the Student Council Court. The Student Council sent six representatives to the Student Council convention at Donegal ,loint High School. This contention is an annual affair held in the fall. Anluisor Y , --- Mr. lfhrhart Pf?.9I.llCIll ...... -- Ronald Hovis Vice Presirlenl --- -- Donald lfrh Secrelary ..... -- Norma Heisey Chief Justice --- ................... Dale Brady judges ..... - Bruce l,ehr. Lance Nenswanger Sllllllfflflillll A-, -- ltohert Fisher. Elaine Sensenich lfifly-e1'g1il NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ln'-t ron. In-lt to rigln: Nliss Xston tumlvisorl. lfllvin lNl4'Nlim'lizu-I. Honaltl lloxis. Sin- lflory, llill liram-l.lmill. llor 5lll'lXt'l'. ,lvrry l'.t'lxl!tilIl. l,l'lSl'Illil Broun. Norma Ili-ist-5. vonal ron. lt-ll to Flgllli Warp l'.ln'llurt. ,lzlnv Sly:-rs. Lurolm- lla-lst-y, ,lun Xlnrry, lluli- llrumly. ,lumly lxolrolli. lfrn ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' on Iinmt llinlxin lllxsini llill Rlllll tvustnlson. lztlmiiwl Nlvlnll, lllll'It'It1 liarnvtt. l'uy lin-tl. lu! ll1'l'l'l1'lxN . .2 ' z . '. 2 . lll'lllll'I'. , - . . . . . . llu- plallforin ol tlns organization is 1-onclvnsvcl Into four nnportunt norcls: CllllI'1lt'lt'l'. Sc-:wit-v. l,vnrlvrsl1ip. Sc-llolarsllip. Tllvsv are tht- attrilnutvs 4-onsiclvrvil llt't't'SSill'f for any studcnt nlio is tappvd lor lneinlwrsliip. 'l'ln- National Honor Soc-ivty is not an organization nllivh one joins, Out- stznnling juniors and svniors urn- st-lvc-te-al ln thv faculty znnl tlwn tuppvml for int-mln-rsliip. 'l'liis group of fini- young pvoplv sponsor many clam-cs at lvlillttlll prvsvnt un us- svnilvly progrznn vuvll your. and llolrl an annual luniqin-t for olrl annl nt-n invnilu-rs. OFF I CFIRS l,I'1'Sl'lll'llf ,.,,....,,......,.........,..,.........,.....,O.. -- Bill llrat-klmill lvl.l'l' IIl'l'Sl.lll'Ill ..,.....,O..,..., ...O....................OO,. lloris Slirivt-r S!'l'l'f'lllI'.l'-Tlif'!I.VIIl'f'l' ,....,,..... w,.. A .......,,......,,....,,....,, F ne lflory l ilIy-nina' KEY CLUB l'irst Row: Fr:-il Sielz, Gordon lilrisman, Donald Siglin, Bill Brackbill, Donald Erh. Alle Funk, Bolt Fisher, lidwarel Nlrffall. llugh llrey, Ken 'l'rinihlr'. lark Slote, Jerry Eckman. Si-vontl Now: .lurk M1-llonald.llarlan Wiechnan. Ronald Funk, Sain Wieihnan. William Rittenhouse. Bruee l.ehr. Llair Bl:-eelu-r, ,lim Murry, Charlie llerr. ,laines lishelman. Ronald llhner, Nlr. Brackhill. J 'l'hiril Row: llarry Fra-v. Donald l ieh-r. Curtis Wi-rtz, Glen Iorler, Ronald llovis. l.anr'e- New-wangvr. John llum- plnw-y. lfourlh Row: ,lat-k llf-ani-r. liiltlif- llulian, llarry Sligellnall, Dlllliilil Wiaalrl, .lov lifofl. .lftllll llefs, Al lXt'lllIltl'l' fillill'll'S Ri-ssl:-r. The Key Cluh is an international organization sponsored hy the Kiwanis Cluh of Lancaster. A serxiee eluh. it was under the va Jahlc advisorshi 5 of A. Landis Braekhill and mresimled over In Aht- l l . l unk. who served as president the past year. The Key Cluh started the year off with a uhangi' hy holding its hig lllth 3lllllVf'l'SZlfy hanquet lfaeli memher w as soon put to work ushering at plays. concerts and hasketlmall games. 'llhc senior nieinhers of this organization were sent to the annual Convention at Reading. Penn- sylvania. with the money raised hy a skating party. L, This vluh. in keeping with its motto Service with Leadership has proved to he a wonderful or- ganization of service to Manor ,loint High School. Presiflenl .... ---- A hp Funk lfiifflf PW-9ff1lf'llf -- --- Donnie Pirh Sl?l'l'PflU'-V --'- --- Bill llraeklvill Tl'f'flSllI'f'l' -- U BDI, Fighcr Sixly LIBRARY CLUB First Row: Nliss Nlclfiancy lfhlxisort Ycrna tlilmhle. Ruth llahcckcr. Fhirlcy Sarhaugh. Diblllllii Awlllcy. Doris Kr:-imlrr, tlarol Kanttnian, Xxonnv Pranglcy. Eunice Ilcnry, Juan Thomas. St-coml How: l4'lorcncc llahcckcr. ,Ioan Uroff. Pal Goclwnaucr, l.nis Nlcliaw. Jdtlcl Eshcnshailc. Shirlcy Dick:-l, Pat llarnclt. 'Nlargarvt Xinnncrman. Doris Mylin. 'l'hiril Row: Put llale-man. l.nis Blouch. Rosalie Ui Bcrarflino, Kathryn licvzicr. Nora Mac liccport, Nliltlrcsl Slcker- xctl. Carol llciscyy l ourtll Row: lfuuicc l rcy'. liaillc lluhcr. Dorothy Wisc't', lrcnc llharlcs. Ultcn you may hayc lvccn assisted in locating a hook in the library hy one of thc faithful incin- hcrs of llnr l,ihr1u'y Cluh. lf so you are aw arc of the grcat scrviccs rcnclcrcfl hy thcnl to thc stuclcnts, Thi- purposcs of this cluh arc: to acquaint its meinhers with the duties inyolvcd in taking calc of a lihrary. and to give studcnts a chaucc to do rcscarch work in a quiet atmosphcrc. 'l'hc incmlwrs johs arc: taking attcndancc. taking carc of the clcsk. keeping the hooks in orflcr. making postcrs and displays ancl taking care of the 'lcen Ago Book Cluh. Unc of the highlights of the ycar was a Halloween Party. On Novcniher Altth the 29 nieinhcrs attcnclcd the Conforcncc of the Stutlcnt Lihrary Association ol' l'cnnsy'lvania. lS.L.A.l'.b liarly' this spring thcrc was a llll'4'liIlg of thc lfxccutivc Council of the S.I,.A.I'. at which tiinc olliccrs for the following year wcrv clcctccl. Nlanoris rcprescntativos at this llllillillg worc Ruth Halv- cckcr and Carol Kauffman. i 'l'hc olliccrs of thc liihrary Cluh for the past ycar wcrc: l,l'i'Sli!lf'lIl ...... ..... ..........,........ , W , ..... Carol liaullnvan lice' PI't'.Yl.lll'IIf .....,...-,,.,-,,,,,,,,.,.,.,., . ..,,- Yvonnc llranglcy -5!'l'l'l'flll',Y .............................. .. .... .- ...... Deanna Ashley Treasurer .... ...... - ............. .................. D 4 iris lircidcr Sixly-011 c BUS PATROL , , X, .-N , Y , .. ,. ,, . Viz'-! Kms: ,lu-linv liinw-r. SIlil'Il'y Iiixh. Ur. Tmhl 1.'xllXiSUI', Ilnpx- XM-an-r. ln- Rvsflu-r. l.m'ills- Fzlggv. Nlr. .lwlln Non 1 Mlxi-nr! lclililh' S1'llS1'lli1'll. Ilnrh KaufTman. QPVIYIHI Nun: Vary lfllvn BIIWKUIF. lfayw- Bun-If-y, Rnlwrla llvurllalxl. 'l'lle-Ima l5rmxn. Dunn l'11ll'llH'l'. l'uulim- lluml l.ynn xxflglllj. IZIXIIIH ll:-rr. vlvllifll Num: Nluriv Broun. Slvllu Karr. IIIDIWIIIIQ Mm Ni:-lla. Vary Iflln-n lluln-1-lwr. xlilfglil' Xlc'NuIly. V1llIl4lllRIlNf K'-muy llulwr. Ilmmld hmmlu-l'y. ,lim Slug.-I, Holm-rl Ilmhli.. .I4-1-I-5 Ilulll llu- Hua I,Zlll'Hl ls u vlulm vmnpusvd uf Slllfll'll1S from vavh school lvus. lls jula. in mamlum safn-ly . . .. , .- und mwla-r Hll lhv lmscs. IS l'ill'l'l0ll out unrlvr tlw sllpvrvlslun of Mr. I aul julmsun and Mr. ,lmmw lmlrl v 4 . . ... . . , luwry Vtvdxwsrlny morning: during avllvlllvs pvrlud vmlalurs of the Bus I alrul rulvs arc lmmgllll lwfmx- llw uruu 1. WIN-n fm-stium-d. if fuuml ffuillx. a xsaruin-1 or llllliSllIlll'lll is 'fiwn to lhvm. 4 F .f T' Y' Uflim-rs: f'l'r'sl'1f1'lll ,,,, ,,,-.- , ,,,- .,.x.g. Lu- Hvsslvl' 1 I'l'l' l'l'1'x1.1l1'lll , A,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,A..,,,,.,Y,,,,.,.,., - Hopf' xYt'ilH'l' Sl'l'l'UfllI'-Y-TI'l'llSlIl'l'I' ..,......,.f.......... , .,,.,.,...... Luf-illv Sagq- 5f.XI1-II4'n THE FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA N? x..- lnxl limi: Nlary l':lll'lli'llAl. llm-lvn llcrr. limlwxina llill, Hntll H1-mlvr. juyw l'iL'lilIlgi'l'. Sliirlm-y llrnll. llnnniz- lpn llmll l,m'ruim- llnlilamlvr. Carole llm-is:-y. vnnfl Rim: Rnln-rl l isl1vr. llunulil lirlm. Kay Blum-y, llurnin julinfun. l,allSy lllvllllvlllilll, lilainv St'llSl'I!lL'll, d Wi wr. Rll'lllll'll Nlillvr. ml limi: lluxill Wilnn-r. llillllvl xvllllll'l'. llulwrl llrounn-, llill llravklnill. .lark l,l'klll4'l'. lfmlvsarml Glllldll. Mn- I l T Mlximr' Mu. lloflvr. Ilnm- llll1'l'l'Sll'll il1lln'lvzu'l1il1gprnfvssiinlnl'gz1l1iz1'cl Ll nvxs clulm at lVlunur this year- llu v w lnlurm' lr-nvln-i's ul Alllt'l'll'll. lfullmming tlw national lllfiillllllilllill-S vuslmn of naming llw lu mlluplvr ullcr an pm-rson prmnninvnl in tllv 1-dum-ulimial 61-ld. Milll1bl'S Llulm was nainccl tlw Ur. U 1 lill'lllt'Slll'l'l'l'l' Cluli. Dr. l5ivli10sdv1'foi'. a l.Ul'IIH'l' Sllpwvisillg l,l'llll'llJHl at lVlunnr, is tllv l'r s x ill nl of Milla-rsvillv Slam- 'llt'il4'lll'l'S Collcgc. lln- wz r V 'I'l1 v clnli sau nnwivs. lwarrl spvakcrs. and attvmlvrl nu-vtings at lVl.S.'l'.C. during thc CUUINL 4 ll'. llns pruwfl lu lic wry Ulliivcrst PI't'SI'fl1'IIl , A , liirc' l'l'0xid0l:l SUl'l'l'f!II'.Y - - - Tl't'l1SllI'l'I' - - Pllll'rIlllt'lllIlg lo tlmso students planning tu cn S11 lil'-llll't't' lvl' llie field ul tvavliingl Joy r'c' lfvkiligm-1' Donnie- lfrlm Faye Groll' Jac-k Dcanvr FIRE SQUAD lvrst Rim: ,luhn lfslih-num. lit-ralrl Rolnvr. Elvin Nlcfllivliam-I, John Donihavll, David llc-ss. 1-mul Rum: Nlr. Siglin. Ilarohl Groff. Rolwrl Fl lll'lllH'lllIll. Andy Funk. .lvrv lirull. .lillt xlllFN'l'. Un llarry llvs-. Larry Snyilvr. Lloyd 1,1-fr-wr. Xl:-rwin Wilnlvr, tilt-nn Re-ssh-r. XX-llill would iw do if u fin' would lmrvzik out at Mannr? Wlicrv unuld uv gn? Aflillltil'-S l'lll'l' Squad has takvn varv of these prohleins. 'I'ht-5 haw clvsignatvd exits hy uhivli tht- studvnts can lvaw the- huilding safvlx. und haw lIlFll'llt'li'Il :sludvnts as to nhal they should dn in 1-asv nf sum-h a crisis. lluring fin- drills. lVlanoritc's can sm' those huys serving faithfully ut tht-ir pusls uatvliingz for thc safety of their frllmx st-linnlmatcs. This is za ratln-r thankless juli. hut sunie day. in thv vwnt uf Hn-. us- may all fm-l flcvply imlvhtvd tn these hoys. .'1lflVI.XUl' ,- ,.,. Mr. Figlin l,l'!'.Yl.!l!'llf ,U --- Juhn EFllll'Illllll Clljlflllill .. .,...A --- Elvin M1'Nlic'lla1'l First Ll'l?llll'lIlIllI U ,.,, David Hvss Sm-01111 l,l'011lvllr1l1l -,- --, Cl:-nn H:-sslcr Sl'l'I'1'llll',3' - ...... Aho Harlvy stil-Y-fllllf BUSINESS EDUCATION CLUB l'irsl Row: lrvnn- tfrouthaniel, l.ois Alden, Faye Linclexnan, Margie McNally. Charlotte Spade. Janet Hippey. Pat Bitl'llt'l t . Us-annla fishley. Qt'l'tb!Iti Ron: Nluriun St'll4t'llit'll. Beverly Zeller. tfonnie Miller. N14-Ihu Syytlaln. Holwrta Bt'2it'ili'llll. Marilyn I'-ltikllliill. Juni-t Wurft-l, tim-n .-Krint-nt. lilvinu Ile-rr. Sara Harley. l'hirml Nou: Pill Huh-inun. ,lane Bnllovk. xXlherta Mervine, Patsy Srliaelft-r, June! Rankin. Betty Hrh, ,Iovtta Hl'lll'Y. Nora: Niue Km-port. xIEtl'QL2ll't't ZiIIIlltQ'l'lllilll. Mrs. llosler tAtlvisort. Miss King l'MlVisol't. l onrth Ron: Dolores Hint-t-r. Betty llraver. Barharu Cauler. Ruth Gravvr, Bernirc l.intlt-lnan. Kay Bros:-y, Kaths ryn K:-inn-r. lfiflln Ron: Donnie Bilnvr, lfrit' Gustafson, Paul llavxtliorn, Bill ll:-rr. Wln'llex'er there is ann tx line. fiiinv' or lltiIlICUQl'i.l ihine' to he done the Business l'idut'ation Cluh . .i z- r- . I 1- is always ready with il helping hand. The 4-luh. under the direction of Mrs. Doris Hosler and Miss Norma King. inet during activities period cvcry 'linesday in Rooms 10 and ll. Although their time nas short. they managed to do work for Mrs. Hosler and other teachers. and to work in the eafeterial at noon. The purpose of this eluh is to give its ineinhers more experience in Secretarial work. The rluh ll1ClltilPl'S extend their thanks to Mrs. Hosler and Miss King for their patience in help- ing theln to het-ome hotter trained for future work. 1'l'4'NI'ff1'I1l ,....,.. vffffffffffff, . . s.,,,,,......,, Hohcrta Beat-hznn lil-l'f' PIT'-9il1l'lIl ........... -.- ..... ,- ...-- , - --------,-, Ashlllyi Sl'l'l'l'fU-l'AY ........,...,..,S...,............,.,.....,... Pat Barnett Tl'c'r1surer .,,. - ...... .... . .,.,...-,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,-, S ara Barley Slill-V-f-l.l'1j AVIATION CLUB l t lfirwt Ron: William fiitlt-nlionst-. Bt-nny Smith. Richard Nisslvy. Allan Unites. Ronald Perry. llc-nry Bvmlt-r. Raymont lt llralu-fit-ld. 'Nficliacl Sllkltll St-t-ond lion: Ronald lllmvr. Bruce- Le-ltr. Holme-rt Barton. Gloria Kauffman. l't-arl Nloore-. Nlr. llrnlmkt-r lghlvihort l liratrice- flrulmalwr. Mary Jolinson. William Boslt-y. Donald Selig. 'l'liird lion: Larry llrndcr. l rc-d Svitz. flvorge Sclnnidl. Wilbur Patterson. Robert l m-lle-nfiauin. Rolrert Karr, Thorn i nk lib tfanlt-r. ,lark ll:-rr. Clair Fra '. lfonrtli Kon: Ronald Spong. Jann-s Sclivu-ln-I. ,Iolin l.:-alnxay. Richard filiarlt-5. Hay 5:-llard. Barry llood, Dale- llrady lfiftll lion: liolwrt ffrlvsards. 'llhoinas llotclllxiss. Roll:-rt Krt-ider. Richard Fcrry. Sixth Row: f'lllfll'Ilt' Kopp. Panl l'l3lI'llIt'l'. flvorge Str-venaon. Richard flerlitlki. 'lllrve years ago. Mr. l.ee Brubaker. a licensed pilot. started an Aviation Clulw, This year the cluln had a larger membership than in any of its prcxious years. The clulm had a varied program. It was divided into three groups: student:- nho lvuilt and flew model airplanes. students who observed movies on aeronautics. and students who ncrc merely instructed on flying techniques. Each Club member had two or three opportunities lo experience the thrill of flying. flflicers nero: 1,I'!'SI.!fl?llf a.,. , .A.,... .... f flair Frank fdice PI'f'SlilfI'lll -- M -- Richard Cerlitzki Svavrwiary-Treasurer -- --- Beatrice Brubaker Si.x'Iy-.six MATH CLUB ri glut: Clair Bla-avlieix Chinn Portvr, ,lllllll llumplne-ys. Ronald llovis. Ann Sliriwr, Nlr. Sta-plums 4.Mlv Ju-rry lurlunan. 'l'hc' Math Club mvt vavh Wvcliwsday in room 'L with lVlr. Stcplivns as tho advisor. This club is made' up of students especially intvrvstvrl in Il1ZllllPlll2illl'S. The nwnilwrs spent their time doing unusual and trick problems in arithmetic and algvbra. The purpose of the vlub is for the students to obtain a fuller apprvciation and a better understanding of mathematics. PI'PSl'1lf'lIf ..,,.. 7 ...A,. .......,...........,, . , ....V. jerry Fivkman liifl' PI'l'SI'lf!'IIl .,.. U- ...,. H... , ,- ,- Ronald Hovis S!'l7l'4'fllI'vY-Tl't'lISIlI'l'l' .... , ..v. .,..,, ,.,. l I lair Blcaf-hm' Sillrt'-.SCL'4j11, P. O. D. CLUB First Row: Paul Rohr:-r. James Weaver. Elvin Mcftlirliavl, Dale Brady, Tom Cauln-r. David ll:-ss. ,lolin Gains-r. tl:-oigv Sflllllltll. Sf-1-omlRom: Bu-alricv Brulnalwr, Joym- Eckinger. Doris Kreidt-r, Alnlrvy Nlylin. l ranm'im- Xlvfllillm-ii. Pal Krvida-r. lilvina ll:-rr. Uws-ndolyn Arnienl. Marilyn Folklnan, Janet Warfvl. ml Charles, Bill Rylev, jerry Brinner. Pauline Good. Allwrla Nl:-rvinv. Rolwrta lla-um-liani. llopt Weavn-r, Luville- Sage, Bill llerr, Lloyd Lf-fever. Third Ron: Rivllar lfonrtli Ron: ,lay lirvnnvnian, Rolwrl Broolne. .Mme Funk. ,lolin Todd. lirii' Gustafson. Ula-nn Ro-ssl:-r. Ruymont Bralu-fielel. Fiflli How: llvorgm- Stewlisoii, ,lolm llumpllrvys, Harold N1 vlllullen. The purpose of P. 0. D. Club is to learn about the problems faeing our lleinom'ral'y and to discover ways and means of solving those problems. The elulfs stimulating activities included seeing movies of national and inter- national interest and having lively discussions of important current events. Sixly-riglil 1 4 P. O. D. CLUB lfirst Roo: Harlan Weidman. Bob Barton, Bob Fc-llenbanm, Dave Witmer. Dan Wilmer, Fred Warfel. Don Sowers, llltarles Rt-ssh-r. Su-otnl Rom: Ire-ne Charles. Kathryn Keener, Pat Barnett. Deanna Ashley. Sara Barley, Betty llrofl. Norma Mae Kee- port. Doris Nlylin. Betty Grawr, Stella Karr. 'l'ltirtl lion: Mr. Kltrltart lktlvisorl ,lutly Frey. Sm- Barton, Dorothy Wiser, Faye Groff, Nlary Ellen llaberker Betty lzrb, Xmnnr- Prangley, Barbara Slienk. Margie lNlt'Nally, Priscilla Brown, Sally llubc-r. i 1 lfourtli Bow: Ronalml15pong. Nlablon llabt-clu-r, ,loltn I,Ulllllii1'll, Jitn Scbweble, Lance Ne-wsvtanger, Eddie Ressler lxay lirost-y, Shirley Urolf. l iltlt lion: l'aul l arnu-r, Bob Krr-islvr, Rivliartl llerlitvlxi. Rieltard Fe-rry.Jin1 llolton. Thzniks to Mr. EllI'hi1I'l, the P.0.D. Club members ended their last year at Manor uitlt a deeper understanding of the vital issues facing our Democracy. Sixty-nine 1 THE FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA i First lion: I.t-mis llersliey. l.arry Snyder. Andy Funk, Donald l t'llt'I1ll2lllllI. Paul lless. ,lalnes Reltexs. Ricllarel llaclt- man. llarry liim-er. Paul llerr. Daniel Shcnk. ' 9' ' 1 avi-orl l'l'n llerr lilvin'Nle'Nlicl1ael Benny Qinith law llrenn:-man le-rrv llrenner. N-4-oznl lion: Nlr. . 'glin Xl s . fm , . , . . , 1 . . , tieralal ltolirer. John lisluh-man. l.l'Fl6l' Guil, John llomhacli. llarold Fry. Lloyd l.:-few-l'. llarry llc-ss. 'l'hirnl Roni kt'llIlQ'lll lidgi-ll. llvnry Bender, Glen Kessler, Mervin lfonraml. Autos Funk. Alle Barley. .lann-s Nlusser. Daximl llc-ss, .Iohn Harley. Ronald Shissler, Paul Bohrer, Nelson llerr. Fourth Ron: Nl:-rxin Wilmer. Kr-nuelh llowr, llamhl Croft. Nelson llarnish, jaines wearer, ,lanws llollon. Filth llou: l.ouis Shank. Sllvrry Ashhly. John tlroff, Roh'-rl Fellenlnunn. ,lf-re Croft. Sixth Ron: lhniml llreinn-niuu,llarrylfonraul.lluximlBleclie-1', Alalilf-n llalmevltw, llonuld Sellers, Ricliartl Kane. l':ll:ll'lll' Fry. 'l'he F. F. A. is a national organization consisting of those hoys all over the lvnited States. llamaii and l'uerto Rico who are enrolled in vocational agriculture. Sonic of the purposes of the F. F. A. are: to create and nurture a love for the country lift- and to strengthen the confidence of farm boys and men in themselves and their work. The motto is: Learning lo llo-Doing to Learn lfarning to Livef-Living to Serve 'l'he Manor Chapter participated in the rope pulling.,Horseshoe pitching and judging Contests at Lampetcr Fair last fall. Their chapter won several awards at these contests. The chapter also conducted a seed service this spring and participated in the county athletic events held this year. Ullicers lor the past year were: Presidenl ...u..,.,....,...... ,... - - Jerry Brenner Vice President ..., ,.... .... C e ralcl Rohrer Secrelary ..,... Hn .... -, John Eshleman ASS!-Sfllllf St?Cl't?ll1l'y ,-- ...... Elvin McMichael 'l'rf'as1u'el' ......Y.. -- .... ,lay Brenneman Assixlanl 7'l'erm11'el' -- --- ,....,. -- James Weaver lflmplnin ........ ................. A he Harley Senlinel H, ............... Benny Smith Reporters -,- - - -- Lester Cuil and David Hess Seventy FUTURE HOME MAKERS OF AMERICA First Row: Faye Barley. Shirley lless, Janet ESlbt'IlSllHll?, Carol Anderson, Doris Nlylin. Pauline Good IFN-sixlentt Ruth llaln-ULQ-r. lfiiliii-v Frey. Sara ,lane Good, Dori: K1-with-r, .loyvp Pt-1-ry, Peggy HQ-mlelay. Si-eonal Rom: l.iunc-a lhviieirrii. 'lihelmu lluslafson, Shirley l.!llltJll12lIl. Naney Beale, Joanne ll:-itmuller. Frauvis Nia'- Nlillen. lr:-ne tflrurlvs. fyudrey Nlylin, Crave' Lilley. Grace Km-eport. Kathleen Wiz-il:-i'ren'lit. Mrs. llall. lghlyisoril 'l'hird Ross: Ya-rua tlilihle. lflya lluul. Nlariau llellt-r, lirnia Shank. Ruth Frey. Pal Krvimh-1'. Fourlli Roxy: Dorotliy Wim-r. l'il'illtl't's Kreitler. Shirley Kline. 'l'lu-lina Broun. Nlarit- Broun. Fillli liotti t'aroline Fifln-i', Nzuiey Ilirk. Kathy lfshlemau. The F. H. A. under the supervision of lVlrs. Sara Hall has had another Successful year. A uorthy cause taken up by the girls was the making and repairing of clothing and toys sent to the lVls-nuonite Childreifs Home to give them a happier Christmas. At Faster. eaudy uas given to them. 'l'hroughout the year when no other projects uere in the making. movies were shown and dis- russed on topics whit-h were of interest to all the girls. 'llhe year soon eame to an end with a doggie-roast. which provided fun for everyone. The liest of everything to these girls who ix ill surely lie good homemakers in the future. F. H. A. OFFICERS PI'r'sf11'6Ill ..... .... Y - Pauline Good Vice Presizfenl A- --- Doris Mylin Secrelary -V - -- Ruth Hahecker Tl't'llSIlI'l I' -- --- - Funioe Frey Seven! r-nm' ARCHERY CLUB Inst llnu: ,lu-rv Kinnnivh. Allan lluilc-s, Dunalml Tshumly. ,lnyw l'c-rry. Nl:-lha Snyelain. l.arry De-mlvr. Gu ihl lhnl i ' ll: lunl. lionulil llnvis. lrlliu Nlvlzlvr, lfarnlyn Mille-r. Y:-rrla ill-nrgv, J:-an llriflith. Dunulml Sm-ig. mml Rim: ,luhn lion-lzlu-. Honalrl IN-rry. .le-rr livknmn, lllvnn Porte-r, Rivliarul Karr. llnnulul l'i1'lll'l', llnls lim llurry Sligm-lnmn, Mr. Su-pln-ns. l.Mlvism'l lhirfl Kms: fllmrlw Yingn. Bl'lI1't'i,t'lll'. Ronalml Pm-iiriypuvkn-i'. Clair l ranli. llluii lilr-avln-i'. Ronald lihnri Inn. lirnnlliann-l. luis Ahh-n. I .vlml an arrow inlo Ilia mfr: il fell I0 earllz I knmv 1101 Il',Il'l'l'.u 'l'Iw 4-upifls of lVlanor High Sf-hfml shoot their arrmss into thi- air? -hut they hir lhv l3ull's vyel 'lihc vlulv had a line turn nut this year. f-very nwmlwr e-age-1' to clove-lop lwtlvr niurksinunsliip. 'l'hcir activities incluclvcl seeing movivs almut arm-lwry. rvpairing ilu-ir 4-qnipinvnl. and of course, spvnding much timv aiming at the l3ull's lfyc. 0l l lClCRS OF THE ARCHFRY CLUB lVllflf'l'INC MONDAY 1'l'cs1'1lel1l ,h.. ...... - -- Brllvv IA'lll' Vice I,l'l?Sil1l?lIl .... - - ...... Allen Uuilvs Sl'l'I'l'fl1I'y-TI'6f1SIlI'f?I' ..... ...... L iris Alflvn LI.IIl'Ul'fI1ll -- -,-- A- livrtha lVlvtzlvr Seren ly-I um ARCHERY CLUB Km-cling: ,lohn Leakway. Fred Warfel, Clair Jenkins, Richard Ferry, Benny Smith, ,lohn Spade, Dorothy Nicode- mus, Dawn Farmer. Joanne Gish. Patricia Crava, Priscilla Boas, ,loan Wagner, ,loann Fiizkee. Standing: Mr. Stephens lihmlvisorl Harold Wilson, Henry Bender, Gerald Bresch, Thomas Cauler, Jerry Lefever. Floyd Duke. Boh Smith. llarry Kauffman, Larry Iluher, Burnell Ulmer. .lanel Smith, Donald Sow:-rs, Alice Fay Trout, Beverly Dunlap. Joanne Wolfe, Jacqueline Wolfe. lVlanor's archers don't ride about the Forest of Sherwood shooting their arrows like modern Robin Hoods, but they thoroughly enjoy participating in this ancient and highly skilled sport. OFFICERS OF THE ARCHERY CLUB MEETING TUESDAY President ...... .... - .- Richard Ferry Vice President .... --- Dorothy Nicodemus Secretary-Trerwurer -U .... Priscilla Boas Librarian ........ --- Joanne Gish Seventy-three PROIECTION CLUB illl'llf xxlllllll'l,1lllt'I'Nlll. lIl'hl Kun Stumlingxz Huy llzirln-y. ling.-nv Flluililvy. llziri l l'l'f. llmia Qvliurk. ,lnlin l'l-lil:-mam. Rlllllll lixlini lil l.1lXSllNlll'l'3. i.urm'llu- Nlu al lu,.mm intl limi Flillltllllglf ,lim l'.4lll'lIll.lll lu llilntlwr, llunulfl l'rli 'Xlr ll'uix tllii ull ill ilil Kulini 1 - , . . w lllv l mlm-c'tlmi Llulv l4t'0lHlltNl'll uflmys from tht-St-nim-..li1i1itw ziml Suplimiima 1-lass:-s mul is umlcr thi- supvrxisitm of Nlr. William llarri. This your lm' tlu- first lima- in its liistnrx the-1-luln uvnt mi u fivlcl trip. r . tht- vluli mvmlwr- upvrilv 'ill llim' IINIYH' pmlutm lwlmiging tn tlw school '- 'S mul N-1-mwliiig vquip This yvzu' tlwy wwf- ulllllatc-rl with llu- ht-lmul l,l'1ljt'1'lI0ll Llulms of .-Knivruu. Ollicr-rs: I,l'f'Sl11PlIl ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, X X Illlblllt l'attf-rsnn H. . r'r'l'l'r's11l1'I1l -- - A.A.,.,,,.,.,.,. , .f,..,,,.f.,,YA..... Huy llarlvy -sf 1'l'1'flIl'.T .,.,A, ,,,,,.,,fff,fff,,f,,,Y,,,,,,Y,,Y,,,Y l lulwrt FlSll9l' Hf'1'1'r1I,i'-fn11r 4-olor is artistivally Iulvnrlv ART CLUB l irsl lion: Ilanif-I Flrruk. I.arry Sm-igart. .Ivre Holrrhark. Iflmm-r I.:-sIn'r. .lohrr Gore-lllu-. NI:-Iha Su mam Iieurx fr-II:-r. Vary Iflivaln-III Rolrrlnark. ,Ioyvv I'z'rry. it-m'omI Rom: Yi-rua Wiluior. ,Ioan II:-nry. Shirh-y II:-ss. ,los-lla Ili-nry. I.oIa Donnan. YIarI:-nr' St:-Iw 1 1 4 Sparlz-. Joanne- I-'into-I-. It-rmla llvoiqge-. l'Irir4I Hows: .loan Wagrn-r. IM-x'rri1'v I,imlt-man, Iirma Slut-nk. listlrvr' Ilarnish. Barbara Witlpn-nn. Patsy Sha: I yn . ' i . ljrutlvnran. Iiarhara Se-itz. Bt-tty Iflirlrarl. Ruth Fri-5. tiarolvu Fislu-l'. Xlary Warft-I. l,ore-Ita-Ir tl Iidll IIIlltlIlIl lorrmt Ilritmmllu loinm t'uupInII I1nni Williun lar Ilipprx Iliun Iluhrr '.z '. oz l4..'lt'I I'ourIIr Nou: Nlr. Iiook. I.IuIr -Mlvlsor. As nv opcn the corvr of tht' portfolio Iuh0IvfI Art Cluh and nandvr through its pages in sex rilarious vartoons. glamour girls. picturesque scvrws. and imaginativv dvsigns done Ivy the BIIIS it mvnrlwrs of tht- vluh. We are cntIiraIIvcI hy the' may that every Iine is in the pvrfevt plan and 6 d. 'I'Ilc' your has protIut'vcI a nivv thick portfolio for Mr. Book and his vluh to In' prou rf As closv tht- cowr. the thought Imoxss 'frrraylw vwrr il Iliol entcrs our minds-fwill iw produve anothvr Rockwvll. Iytavllltl or is ltl -1 OFFICERS Betty Ifhrharl Pl'l'SIl1l'llf ..a.,,..,.,.,,.-...... ,,,,--....--, A M--- ,,- I l't't? PI't'.YI'llt'lIf Ruth Frey Donna Williams isl'l'l'P1IlI'VI' ..,.,.,,.... a.,A,,........,,,...,,,.,,,,, rv I 1'e'nx11l'c'1' .... ..,.,,,,....,.,,, -....,.,,,,-,... - - SPI't'lIf'I fl'l'f' IVIarIPnt- Stvkc-rxs itz SHOP CLUB 'l'ln- Imys in llmis tblflilllllillltlll an- mul nnly lmmly with simplv I'2lI'lN'llli'l'-S tools sum-lx us lummu-rs uml sm-rvu clriw-rs: ilu-5 am- vxpm-rls all llilllflllllgl lwzuy 1-rllnipllwnl in lllunurts slump Slll'll as ilu' drill prvss :mil lllv pmsvr sam. Mum-lm 1-1'1-alivv llmuglml and uriginulily gn inlu llw finislmml prmluz-is lurm-fl mul lay slmp 4-luln lm'mlu-rs 1lin'4'lc'cl lay Mr. IA'Sll'l' llllllI'l0S. llllwir lliilllly mark lIll'lllIll'S l'X4'I'fllllIlg frum tulvlvs uml lumlx slulu-s In lvlrcl lwllsvs uml gun- l'1U'lxS. Slllill vlulv is I'l'l'lllllllf il llSt'llll au-llxlly for llll'Sl' zunlnilluus lllllllgl l'ill'Ill'lll1'l'S. Sllfll' Cl.l'I3 UFl3lCl'lllS S11lw1'1'11lv111f1'l1l ,,-,,,,!,-, ,,,,,,,-., .,,.,,.... ....,.,.,,,,,, l lilrtllll Nll'Mlllll'Il Fmwm-11 M, H ,,,YA,, , ,Y,,, W-, l'lrluul'rl livsslvr. llulwrl lirvy. Clul'c'm'4' llvss. Murxln l,uv.nsl:rry. l rc'1l xYilI'lll'l In-ll In lligllnlz xlill'Nlll l.mxn-lu-ry. l.m-nib xll'YllIlll'll. llurry In-fl lu Rigfllli lllill'l'llI'Q' ll:-N-. Km-um-ll: Xlvllulln-n. llil-haml Sue-ipurl. liflmml Ill'--ln'l'.,lwlll1 lIurn4'r. llvniumin Nlmurv. SI:-u-llsuxl, Rli'llLll'1l Warm-r. xlll'llLll'l Km-ixlvy. J A w. . ag 245' 1 4 , ,SW um In-ll In liiglll: linlwrl xx-lllIll'l'. .lim Kuullmun. llarnlll I.:-fl lu lliglll: RPI! Lupulel. Ray xxlintvrs, Kulwrl Ifrvx xIl'xlIIlll'll. Ray lin-N-lvr. Xlr. l.l'-lf'l' f:ll8l'lt'4 l.'x4lXlSllI'l. .lf-rv I.:-fr-wr. Frvrl Wurfe-l. Ronald Nvuwangu-r. Sez'enly-si.x' PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Q X Sl'l'f'llfl This ivan' lin' l'lmtugl'z1phy Club uns sn large' that il haul lu lu- slixillvfl inln Inu IQQVUIIIJS. um' Ill1'PlillQl un Nitbllfiilf und lin- ulln-r nn T111-sllzly. 'Hn' vlllib has il lilrvv fold purpnsv: lin' fir:-I lwing lo lm-uvh llmsv mlm knmx nothing ilibtllli l!Il0ll7gIl'2lllilf lin' vssvnlial falrls of lilkillg. print- ing. and dvxn-lupiiig pim'lur1-sz lin' sm-vmul is In lzikm- pirlurvs uf svlnml uvlixilivs: and lln' lhirii is tn udx'z1m'v lin- kmmlvclgv of llwsv xslm 2lil'l'illif knms lhv fllllliillIll'Ill2liS of piiuloguzlplly. Slurlvnls arm' c'l11'ul1l'z1g1-al lu Imuk fur gum! l'tllll- lmsiliun as iwll us Sllil-il'l'l lnutlvr for iiwir Ilii'llll'CS. lhc' 1-lulm Kllslllzlyvfi tln- pn-lurvs sm-nl ln llu-in Ivy lin' I'iilSiII1Llll Kodak ihllllllilllf. and look nvlrl trips undc-r lin' glliflilllm' of Mr. jullnsnn. OIWICICIQS l,l'l'Xl.1ll'lIl ., , ,,,, , Ruin-rl Lznnlis I-lift' PIT'-Vi1fl'lll , - , . , , , ,,,,,, , Anvil Kmnrq-1' Sl'f'I'l'f0l'.Y-7'l'!'lI.VlIIY'l' - , , ,.,,,, N anvx Kl'l'iIIf'l' 'FII BIOLOGY CLUB Km-vlingiz .lnvlx Xlvllnnulrl. Curl Nlillvr. llvnjamin Nluurv. Km-nnrlll l,ugml1l, lfnu-rsun liilmln-r. Rivllzuf ox n. Slnmlingzz llulwrl ll:-rlz. Rillllllll sll2lV'ly. ,lolm lla-ss. Xlr. Wahl 1,-Xxlxisnrl. M-rum: l.u+lxsigL. lllmrlv Knnn llnlml. liunulml Nm-nsuullgx-1'. W1-nfl:-ll lllllll'll'S. lfrs-rl Ku:-ng. Hnlu-rl lllllllllllllglx fir-Id. If-urn 'l'llis 1-luln is mmlv up nl ll'vsl1mznl and supllmnorv sluclvnls lllll'I't'Fll'Cl in lliu 1 2, mtl lclumfllf num sluflvnls In ilu- svunu lllv plll'I!0Sl' ol tlu- vlulm is lu inlcrvrl z ' ' llflmws uw-rr' scvn. lumix-msvnpcs xwrv usvrl anrl fivlcl trips um-rv tulwn in lll'Illl ln lnurv ulmul llw uunflvrs of nature. 'lille' vlulv mvt vvvry lvllillflily and XVl'ClllCSClZly cluringg zlvlixillvs pvriucl. Mr. X .ur ls thx- vlulw zlflvism' Ullim-rs: l,l'l'SI.1ll'llf , Y . - I in' l'1'1'sl'rl1'11l Sm'r'vIar-3' , , 7'f'vns11rvr' , , ,lavlx Nlvllunalcl ,,,,,,,,, -----,--------,-,,,,-- Julm llvss , , , A ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,Y. - A.,,,,,,,,,,,,.. liulm Hvrlz ,,,,--,,,-g-,,,,,-,,,--- Ron Snavvlx S01'c'r1Iy-vigil! MANOR MASQUES First Row: Carol Berganlz, Carol Kauffman, ,lane Myers. Margot Slagel, Doris Shriver, Pal Derrickson, Norma Heist-y. Charlotte Smith. Sm-mul Row: Mr. Allan Clay lSlnfle-nl 'l'f'az'ln-rl lfiligenc- Kopp. Fay Sangrvy, Sandra Clark, Jane Jennings, Dorothy YonNs-irla, Shirley Brooks. Carole lleisey, Diana Bradley. Lois Blom-li. Miss Aston. 'l'hiral Rom: lark llvam-r. Rivliard Clunwnls. Jeri- R1tlll'l3Hl'll. Miss Norma B. Aston. club advisor, xx as assisted this year by Mr. Clay. a student at Millers- ville State Teachers College. Mr. Clay directed the Christmas Assembly, Song of Glory, which boasted u cast of fifteen club members. Autumn Leaves was the theme for the dance held in October and the club rounded off the year by sponsoring a roller skating party in April. This year the Manor Masques will again present pins to the senior members who have merited recognition for their contributions to the Club. Officers: President .--- -- Doris Shriver Vice President- -- .... ,lane Myers Secretary .... -- Pat Derrickson Treasurer - - - - - - Margot Slagel Seventy-:zine SENIOR PLAY V First Row: Doris Shriver. Fay Sangrey, Janet Rankin, Marlene- Campbell. Karl l.m-fever. Norma H4-ist-y. S:-vond Row: Dan Wlitnwr. ilarwin Johnson, Prisvilla Brown, Bill Braekhill. ffarol Kauffman. Joyu- l':t'liillfll'I'. ,lorry lfvknran. Susie Flory, Clair Bleaclrer. CASH AND CARRIE Unr mixed up little mother. Carrie Ferguson ljanet Rankin! is worrying: alvout llnvle Umar Tullyis lllill liracklrilli plans to sell the house. Allverta tl7aye Sangreyl and Marilyn ll'risr'illa llrownl stand lwhind their mother. to help fight for her rights. Her son. 'lirig lllarwin Johnson! sides with his unvle. Ann Ferguson. Carrieis oldest daughter, llloris Sl'Il'lYt'l'l runs a hat lrusiness and tries to keep peace in the family. She carries on a romance with lrusinessman. llradlvy Kirk- wood. lllan Witmerl throughout the play. Carrie has much trouble with her budget and a certain Beauty Rest mattress. Jenny Wharton ltfarol Kaulinrant, Carrirfs lrest friend. and ,Indy Bowen 1lVlarlPne Campbell! lVIarilyn's lrest friend. lrnd a hand. lVleanwl1ile liarl Corneck tjerry lfekmanl creates confusion along with other roonwrs lSwvetiv and Hon Jackson! played hy Carl Lefever. and Joyce Eekinger. While Gertic. tht- favtory worker. 1 Pat Derrickson! and Orpha Mae. the maid 4 Susie Flory I. add extra attravtion. The vast enjoyed producing the play and give most of the vrvdit for its sucvvss to Miss Aston. who. with her witty remarks and sense of humor kept rehearsals rolling and inspired the players to do their best. Ifiglr I y IUNIOR PLAY 5t'n linf': Iulia l rizn'll. Don-limi Wisslvr. lm- llahcvker. Ross Rirkvlls. ,liln l':hl1l1'Itt2tH. ,Iinl Wilnn-r. Wir. l'illl'lliIll alt , , . tllira-vtorl. ltolr lfisln-l'. and llvlt-n llvrr. - Filling: litlnarll Nlvliall. l.oriaint- liolllalnlrr. lfonalll lirlm. liflnina llill. tlaiol ll:-i-I-5. hlllll ll:-null-r. lflainl- Stn sl-nig. ltonnie- llt-rr. Nlary lfhrhart. Jani' Nlyvrs. Patsy Bri-nm-lnan. ltorna Walton. .llnly Kofroth, Un l l'ltl'llkll't tvnth and vlvwnth. the junior class of l'vnn Manor gait- f:I'0ll'ill?2' l,lll'lIS In Aurania RUllVQ'l'Ul. 'lllu' svtting of tht- play is tho patio of tht- Nlvlntyrt' l't'sitlm'in't- in a llt'iXl'l'Sllt toxin ill northvrn California. Whvn 'll-rry lltorrainv liohlantlvrl and Ccorgit' lnonalcl larlwl Mclnlyrv start avting a lvil strangvly. thc-ir prolrssor fatht-r lim' Halwckvrl thinks tht-y not-fl sonn- clisvivliiu-. llis nilt- ltiarolt ilvisvrl arguvs that tin-x arv just sullcring from adolcsct-nt growing pains. Sophiv lln- lllilifl l.luli:l Y l l'izz4illl and kid SiSll'l'.MZll'y-lnllll lltuth lwnclcrl arm' also on hand to gilt- tht-ir zlflviw. 'l'ln'n l'r1ult'ln-t- Uarlinv' IHUYUS into the nviffhlvorliootl and Uvolvt- ininn-rliatt-lx falls in lou- nilh z- r- ' :- ln-r. llnfortunalm-ly sht- also svvms to dazzlv Brian llfclward Mvlialll who is llnl olvjt-vt of 'll-i'ryl atl'vt'tion. Win-n llvorgl- and 'lit-rry givv a party. a d0lllilll'l'l'illg ncighlmor. Mrs. l'attvrson l,I1ulithKofrothl llI2lIllll'llYt'l'S Uvorgt' into inviting hor holnvly tlklllfllllvl' lflsiv ll,orna Walton! nun-h to kil'Ul'Q1t'-S tlis gust. Although sin- nants Brian to ask hvr. 'l'vrry cannot rm-fusv Ilutvh llioln-rt l isln-rl uhm-n ln asks hm' lo ln' his partnt-r. Affairs grow Itltll't' and lllU1'l' voiitplicatvd until tinally llc-orgv punvln-s at I trallif' oflivvr lllonaltl XX isslt-rl for insulting l l'llfluin-0. Cue-sts at tht- party llll'llltll' ,lilltN'S I'iSlllt'ltlltll Ross llivkt-tts. .Iann-s xyitlllvll Hvlvn Hvrr. Mary kihrhart. Patsy lirvnminan. Itonnit- l,ou llvrr. anti ,lanv My vrs. 'l'hrough lainily low and lllltlt'l'FlilllClllllSI. tht' vhildrvn are almlv to adjust lo tht- prolmlt-in ol gron IHQI up although al ttl'tXl'Hllll'l' nalvvtl Vivian lpllilltlff Svnsmiigl tllrvatvns to tlltrvl tht' valin. This gay connwty was in-Il l'1'4'vivcd and much of tht- rrmlit got-s to Mr. lfhrharl for his kinrl anti vapalnlv tlirvt-tion. lfigllty-011 1- 1 MAICRETTES Ann Shriver, June Evans, Bonnie Herr, Lorraine Bohlander, Babs Brimmer, Ann Reese. Here comes the band! And at the head of it is none other than the high-stepping lassies and their silver twinkling batons. You can see in every step how proud they are to represent Manor. What is a majorette? Let's look at what Mr. Webster has to say: a female ollicer of a band that leads and directs its movements with a stick or a baton. Yes, all we need to use those sticks as Mr. Webster says, is Bonnie and her sparkling personality, Lorraine and her sweet ways, two busy girls, each named Ann, and peppy June. These girls were quite an asset to the band when it came to winning awards. Away they go, up the street, stepping to the heat of drum and crash of cymbal, throwing golden sun rays from their spinning batons. There goes the band! There go the majorettes! Eighty-two ,ufwfc Q iw wg? I BAND I II'!4I RUN: Rulll Be-nrIs'r. Ilrarc- I.iIy. AllfII'l y ESIIPIIIIBH, Albvrl Huak. Darwin ,IoI1nsnn. Kathy I-:sIN'Iman. IIl'I1'lI IIm'l'r .IIIIILI I ri1n'lI. I.ilI'II2ll'2l SIll'l'Il. N-I-mul Ibm: Winniv llrulr. Rivllunl 'I'uIvmun. .lurly Cami. I.ilNIa S:-igzlvr. Xixiun Kiw. Kam-n SIIIIIII. ,lulm Nil.-x. I.uIIl'1'll XIUIIIIIW- .Ilw XIIII'-. IIlIl'lI Kun: ,lnuu Hulnly, Iili--II lIilzI:'r.KzllI1y Ilvnlinge-r,f'I111rIw 'XII-Ilinggvr. Klurui llulw-vkrr. Xlury I'zlll4'lsml. F:llNIx l,..ng1. XIZIFIIIII llvrr. IUIIIIII Rum. .IPIIQ Ilull. Nzlnvy Kl'l'I1Il'l'. Sum Slay:-r. I'LlI XI1'5ll2ll'I'lIIl. 'Nluly I'Il'IlLIl'I. .lm-IX Slulv. Ilmmlfl Iiilm-r. .IIIII If'-Ill'IIlIlIll. NIV. XNIIII. IIlil'm'lux'I IIIII1 Hun: Hub Xlillvr. Iiunzllsl I,l'Il'l'h. I'14I4IN- XII-ffall. Imxtvr Huil. ffurlix Wu-rll. XIII Kms: I':lI1Ill' I'.SIll'IIlILlIl. Kvn I'urI1'r. I'Ilylli- 'xIlIl'lII. Ilnnuhl WIN-Im. Nlurlmn- IIHIIIIIIIVII. IMI: IiUIII'l'I'. Ifluiuf SluuIIa-r. 'I'uni- III-111:-ll. RIVIIQIFII sIl1N'IllklIxQ'l'. Ilulry Uurll. Ihlnivl RIIIII. .IilIl1'I Rankin. lfurl IL:-rlau-In. -xm-ull: Ibm: I':Itsy IIl'l'lIlll'lllilll. IIZIFIN Wilkin-un.,IlNIy If-IN'IlN:m. Iran I.:-fm-wr. .lim Xlurrx. llurflnn Ifri-mann. lfill IIl'lIl'INIIIII. IIIIIIIIIII Siglin, sIIl'l'Iyll SIIIIQLIAIW. Carl I.vfr'wr. I.IIilIII'S Hull. Fmiu- I Inry. I Inn' an lliIl'2lfIl'H survlx vmllrl IN' IIN' song of Nlkllllllfli IIHIHI for IIIIIITIIIIIQL 1I1mn IIN' main flrvvlf HI I',IIZZlIll'IIlI4lINll. I'.pIlrz1lz1. N1-N IIuIIzllNI. IVII. Im. IIulNvw-r z1lNI I1EllII'2iSI4'l'. IIN'x Nvrv sa-ml UIIKI III'lll'lI in IIN- ILIII of IU33. ,Nl IIN- I'l!IlK'IlISIllIl of IIN' lIIiII'l'IllIlgI svusnn. IIN' lvanml Illnfilll IPl'l'l'Lll'lIIgl for IIIKIUUI' I'UIN'l'l'I4. III F' I -NIvs phlying fur HSSPIIIIIIF prngrams Ilwy N'urkmI hard in prvparalimm for IIN' spring: 1-mu-I-VI. Mmng INIIII lIN's1' 1N'llx'llN-s IIN' IIHIIII als., spmlsurz-cI skating: parllvs mul il !N'ilIIIlI suIv Ill mwlm' In 1-urn IIIUIIUI Im' IIN' zmnuzll trip lu N1-N York. IIIIIl'4'l'SI SIIIIIVIII l,l.l'f'l'flII' Y- AH , ,H ,,,,,Y.,. ,, . ,lim IIlll'l'x S1'r'l'r'l1lr'y ,,,,,, ,,.,.,,,A,.,, ,,.,,,,.,.,..,, ,,,,,,g,, S 1 1 lNIy IAYIIQ lI.,ll'Ill'I.llll , ,,,,,,,,-, ,--.-, , , ,,,,,,,, Ilill IIl'aN'IxIvIII l'fi,Ul1I 1'-four GLEE CLUB larsl Hun: l'.mm'v llriiry. Xlury i'.lll'llLll'l. l.m'1'zum' Ruliluiulw. Nlnrfun i.4'XXIlrlll'l'I45. llurilmi l':l'irllll1ll. ,luvlx N I , . , ,. . lwlurl Nllllr-V. lm-v luvlwlls. Alunivs N-lluul. ,Ii-m:m- PQ-le-rs. lliiwnli- ll:-isvy. lluris llm-rr. l'ul-y lfslnlen. xlI'N 5lllll'lll'l'. llJlI'l'l'lllI'l . , . -emul lmn. Nlqzrgul Slug:-l. l'alI llulr-maui. lqtlhlllil llill. ,lim i':Slll!'IIlllll. liluyil I.:-fe-xm'i'. .lolm lfslilimuli. lfliill Xl' xlil'lllIVl. finals Hmmm-. l.1-1' llulwm'lwr. Dilfhill ,Iulms1ul. Hunulil Ultlv. julia l riul4-. ll:-lm-n llvrr. 1 uni I lzlln-vlwr. llnill l inn: lxuy l'll'lxIllilIl. Killlly I'lSllll'lllllll. ll:1l'lu11':l Sliirls, ,llbllll Kulzlw. ,lm-rry liulirlrurli l'lmz-r IVNIIPI' luxlil ll:-ulluul. Il.-mild IMMII-lN'l4j.AILIIIIIN XXIIIIIUV. lirmw' l.i'lll'. Rulwrlu R1-amls. Sllirln-5 lla-ss. Mina-5 Kuulii l.1ll'lilyll l' lsln-r. lnurlll Num: Xlqarln-nv lfummlwll. l'l1lYl' SilII l'1'Y. ifuml liIIl'22Hll't'. Sunmlv lmigr, lfllarlc-s XX ufal Ink llun llunnlil . s . . . t . L. .- Mplm. lzairl lrl'I'liU'll. Xllam lx:-mvr. l'.ll,u:-iw Sllill'llllX. Dun Wilnlvr. Dain- Wilim-r. lclilllll' S1-n-4-nivli. Mini llilnlvlv. lllilll limi. Fu! liill'll'P- lull? l i'm'5'- Kun Slll'lXl'l'. lmw-11:1 l'llslll'I'. ll-iris sllllV'I'. lfun- llrnll. Narnia llvisvv. 4 llUl lXillIll-lllilll. llllflllllf Xil'Ulll'IlllIS. I.Ul'llLl Wullnn. ,lmlllliv liiSll. Pill l,L'l'l'i4'lxHllli Pill xl1'SIllll'l'llIl. Kay- llmsqx llAll'lIlllX MvnNiulu l'1i1ill.1 Bn mn Phsllis Xnuul . . .5. . .4 Q t. sl VUI llwrv s lllllrll' in ilu- am' XNllK'll ilu- Ula-v 1 lulm inipruve Ilw vuir-v quality uf its nu-mln-x's 1 provimlo svvvral C'Yl'IlillQIS ilu' pulmliv. arts harmmnixing. Ils hm main goals 1 xml lu uf t'lli0l'l2lllllll1'lll fm During llw sm-howl yi-ur llu- Ulm- Cluln. umlm ilu' vupalmlc cli1'm'liun of Miss Luis Sliuvllvr. pn nm ll In mlm-li lmlh sun lui' and religious svlw-tiims xwrx' sung. An or scntvd il Christmas vu -v' . f w . Pl'C'llil was givvn in lhv spring. Ilu- fmul pu i.UI'lllZlIN'l' of the Cleo lilulm was ilu- llum-aluliu . , 4 ' sm-rvicc for the fllllfllllllillgl class uf llmfm. 'llllusv students mlm luul uutslumling sing Sl UPS NPN' l'llUSi'Il lil llllfllfl I'UlllllX l'll0lAllS. SK Y eral from this group also llilll lliv irppurlunilx In parliciputv in tilt' Suullwrn llislrivl Clmrus Ullivurs: l'I'f'S1'flf'11l ,,,.,, ..,.,. S amlru Long lvire l'resifle11I ...... Si'l'l'l'lI7 fy f,..,,..,, - Norma Hvisvy -,,-- Sl10l7lm'y 4 I V . -:S -1- A --1' . . ,. y llmsm-3. 5llIll1'lll Um-4-lui': Numly Lung. l'rc'sulz-nl: lipalulu D - ' 1 ','3 '1 'f11' XUVIIILI Ili-is.-5. Xiu'-l'14z-siilviitz Susiv l lu1'y. Sm'1'1'c-lul'y: 'I Hmlmls -f' -fsf l hllilllll -llllllliml l,m'i'1iim' llnllluiinli-x'. 'l'l'e-a1sli1'vi'. E igli tj'-f1'I'z' Lorman Wultun um In GIRLS CHORUS ,xl'K'llIllIlLllllNlI Palsy lfslili-man. First Run: lfunin- l r4-y. 'Nluriun St'IlSl'lllt'll. liusv Xulxunip. I.:-noru Xslun.1'lml'lullr-Spaulv. llnris II:-rr. l,lIlIl1'Ll Ill! Ill x l nulxn ll lui lm in hnnnl loud fdmplnll l'Inlli llutl li in llan1'ai un mn. lflllliw- llvnry. Fav Burl:-I. fa' F 'Us . -a ' ' ' . 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Rulu-rla lim-lim. lllis iblflilllllilllilll IS upvn lu any girl islm lSlllll'l'1'Sll'Il in NlllSll'1llltl lllwslnslng. llw girls luke- pair! in thi-ChristmasUmm-1-1 illlll llw Op:-re-lla. lmtli of xsliivh urn- pn-se-iulirl ln llu' Ulm' lllllll. Nliss Sllilf'll-l'I' ilu' ilirm-1'Inl'. was vc-ry plvusc-pl lliis yvair uilll Ilia- llllllllN'I' uf girls lliul jnuurl 'Ilia-x climl ai xx-rx nim- juli and iw lmpv that thu will ku-p up thi- gmnl imrk. 'I'lu- nlliu-rs ul ilu- Cliurus arc' as follows: l'rr'sirlr'nl ,A,......,.,...,,, , ,,,,. H llumllwu llurlim Sf'1'1'r'I11l'y-7'l'f'11,wl11'e'1' . - -.-. -- - Caruly ll lfisllvl' i'll'l'0IlIlJ!IIll.Sf ,, ., Palsy l'isli4'ln.un Eiglili -xii BOYS CHORUS larsl lion: llxlfy l':hlllt'll1Lll1. 1.1-mis ll:-rslxf-y. liolwrl lll!llllH.ll'll. Uuxinl Bl4l'llr'IlllIl ' lan Il:-rr. lxn-n lcl,1l Ru llul 1-IH. ,lun N-llaucl. llurrv liimwr. .lmm-s Rm-ltr-xx. NUM blmm-ll'm' I Mlxi-url 1-nml lion: Nvl-on llllflllhll. ,lim xx-llllll'l'. lluyel l.e'l'n-xl-l'. Alnlm llurln-5. lluxiel Klum-r. .lnlm ilmll lim xxllllll lluu xxllllll'l'. and ,lulm Spumlv. Vlvlll' Llllllllill Clll'lSllllilS ll'0U'l'llllI and s lllIl ' 0 wrvllzl xuuulzl mul lu- mmm mlmla xx I' I' l nut the ussislumw' uf lwlilll0l'qS lluys' Cll0l'llS. This small lllllSll'Lll 1ll'gilIllZ21llUll is clirvclvd by Miss Sllill'fl-Pl' mul pr-rfm' x I 1 rvul uplmnlm. 'l'hv 4'llUI'lIS Slllglllg. Ulll1'n'l'S2 l,l'l'Sl.l!f'llI re-lwarsvs vw-ry m-vlx uml xsc-lvmm-.' 1 n N mx lun mlm 1-nlnw -mul: llunivl Xvill Sf'f'1'f'I11I'y l ffvff .lfl - - - . -- . ........... Dux nl Wm Il l2'i,::l1Iy-.wf'1'wl DANCE BAND ifii'-t limi: Prisf-illu iimuii. Fusin- l'lui'y. Nir. llurnhl Wiilul iI?il'l't't0l'i.Hl:lI'lil1ixIilf'S. Multi-y l'ibitlt'lll2ill. Ruth Ue'mle'r 5l'4'1lllli Nun: .Inna-l Rankin. .lmm-s l':Silil'lltilll.,ILIIIIVS ihItII'I'j'. l.1-sta-r Uris-I. littuuril Mrlfaill. Ribltiliii l'4-ts-rs. Rnhvr Nlillvr. Dig that vraizy jiw! Yi-at man. m-'rv talking almut Mannris 1-tml lhimw- Haunt. 'l'I thx-5 am- H .. . . - . . . . . iv mats in this mgzliilzutimi gvt their kit-ks front playing fur clam-vs and zlssvmhlivs :mil IIIUVII ill tit'!ll1lllli. Mau-slrn Wihl rvully guts into thi' suing of things. H11 is so l'0IltZlgIi0llSly vnthusiastii' almut the luuul that thi- lu:-ky lliirls'vn 1-alch his spirit and givP out with thi- Ulil'1A'l'l'fS'l'. lhvir wry pupllhtr l'l'lHhtll'l'. f IJ XNIIIC It XNIJ YOU,-KI,IS'I'S I.:-fl In itiulnz l'risf'illu Bnmli, Fay Sullgirvy, .Ianni-s 51-N- aml. tiaiml ixalu thnun. Eigli ry-vigil! 'l'hc'ir prvtty c'amll'i1-s am' Fay Sungri-5 and Carol Killliiflllilll. mul ,IRIIIIPS Sl'llill'Ii ir Swing and sway. jump ami jiw. you llilllll' itfff-Mziiiufs Daiwa- Hariri will play it' if s firf-r P F QM 47 fffx .Ji iff F72 6616 1 f SHELLEY Studios of Photography f OFFICIAL PHUTOGRAPHERS UF THE l956 TRUMPETER f Write or phone R. G. SHELLEY 18 W. Orange St. LANCASTER. PA. L nccrster 26411 Nil: My-Iwo A Look Toward Your Future f Joseph A. Lapinsky BUILDER AND CUNTRACTOR f 669 West Orange S eet L P Ph L 4 4679 H E R R ' S LANCASTER COUNTY NURSERIES Over 40 Years of Service . Growers of QUALITY TREES AND PLANTS COMPLETE LANDSCAPE SERVICE 0 R. D. 6 Phone: Millersville 4872 or 5941 LANCASTER. PA. f ' - 4 f . f ' I5 , 42 ' 1 l . s . p' . t I I QL ' N ' . l P' I ' Q E' Compliments Of lyk, 0 MILLERSVILLE TRUCK FARM O AMOS H. FUNK Phone 8411 MILLERSVILLE, PA Ninely-four Phone Millersville 8666 WILLIAM H. BRIMMER PHILCO RADIOS AND REFRIGERATORS Electrical Appliances Sales 6 Service 238 NORTH GEORGE STREET MILLERSVILLE, PA Compliments -Oi GEORGE S. MANN N I Congratulations to the Class of '56 0 MAPLE GROVE ROLL ARENA I Mar1or's Choice ior Skating Parties I DAN TEMPLETON MGR. Phone Lancaster 2-9257 HERR'S FRUIT FARMS R. D. 2, LANCASTER Peaches, Apples, Cherries, Bartlett Pears Strawberries - Raspberries Asparagus Per Freezing Potatoes Telephone Mountville 5-2501 WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE A NISSLEY'S AUTO BODY SHOP Painting ci Auto Body Repair COLUMBIA R. D. 2, PA. Phone Mountville 5-9990 Congratulations to the Class of '56 O MARTIN'S VANTRESS - NICHOLS CHICKS 2823 COLUMBIA AVENUE LANCASTER. PA Phone 2-2164 'V y K O F R O T H ' S OIL BURNER SERVICE NIGHT, SUNDAY and HQLIDAY SERVICE INSTALLATIONS Phone Lancaster 3-2873 0 RICHARD H. KOFROTH l809 TEMPLE AVENUE WEST LANCASTER. PA WEAVER AND THUMMA Dealers For Westinghouse - RCA - Motorola - Sylvania TELEVISION 6. APPLIANCES nsconns, RECORD PLAYERS. AND RADIOS We Service All Makes Radios, Television and Appliances Electrical Contracting DAY 6. NITE SERWCE-PHONE MILLERSVILLE 8559 215 N. GEORGE STREET MILLERSVILLE. PA N gh Bnuxswick General Fireprooiing School Furniture Foremost in I Advanced Design Metal Business Furnitur 0 SCHOOL SUPPLIES General - Art - Crafts L. B. HERR 8. SON 48 6 48 WEST KING STREET LANCASTER, PA. 0 BOOKS - STATIONERY - TOYS FINE PRINTING 0 The Portable Typewriter Store Congratulations to The Class of '56 O I OSEPH C. ECKINGER N y Your Business Solicited. Apprecicxted and Protected 0 ESHLEMAN AND MELLINGER 21 SOUTH PRINCE STREET LANCASTER. PA. Phone: 2-5613 All Kinds of Insurance. Real Estate and Notary Public IOHN H. BARR O Plumbing cmd I-Ie-citing Contractor O Phone: Millersville 8287 342 NORTH GEORGE STREET MILLERSVILLE. PA. One hundred Congratulations to The Class of '56 O RICHARD M. BAIR WILLIS H. BRENNEMAN 6 BRO. PAINTER AND PAPERHANGER 0 FLOOR SANDING AND REFINISHING I MANOR AVENUE MILLERSVILLE. PA Phone: Millersville 8531 FRED F. INC, Funeral Service g v u 234 WEST ORANGE STREET LANCASTER. PA. Ohrid NEWCOMER G STONER BUILDERS MOUNTVILLE 5-2565 MILLERSVILLE 4726 THE CENTRAL MANOR MART CENTRAL MANOR cRoss ROADS LANCASTER :gi-2, PA. Groceries. Meats. Frozen Foods Breyers Ice Cream Atlantic Gas cmd Oil RAWLING MACGREGOR SPAULDING SHENK BROS. SPORTING GOODS AND TOYS 30 WEST KING STREET LANCASTER, PENNA. SWEATERS GUNS FISHING EQUIPMENT One hundred two The The Columbia Trust Company Central National Bank COLUMBIA, PA. of COLUMBIA, PA. 0 Columbia's Honor Roll Bank 0 ' Member of Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Federal Reserve System Q Z8 rt .-1 O ,.. 'D If. 2 0 F, U' u E Fl as E as ,S I. ELVIN BRENNER Q I-I-l oz :E 9- 5 .Q gg e ? Eg U s 2 5 U2 0 3 -u nr: 2 S -E I-I-1 E o.'U 3 It rn Q .3 BUILDER Q E .6 .6 m E 2 5 E .E 3 C '-' E' . En E Zz, na ... M m D2 E E Q' Ei pa 'C 3 ll-'I rn m in 0 D. ,J MILLERSVILLE. PA. up U: g 2 I? :I E as I-3 5 a: u 9' E E fe. ' 3 W One hundred three Representative for KEENER MEMORIALS MAYTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA H. OMER CHARLES 403 MANOR AVENUE MILLERSVILLE. PA. Phone 8863 W. R. SIEGLER G U L F BORDENS ICE CREAM 0 CAR WASHING 0 Manor Ave. Phone 3961 MILLERSVILLE. PA. IAMES H. SIGLIN Successor to Iohn N. Yecker Formica Tops and Breakfast Nooks 341 NORTH QUEEN STREET LANCASTER. PA. Estimates Cheerfully Given Phone 7-5819 TURKEY HILL DAIRY I HOME DELIVERY SPECIALISTS MILK - ICE CREAM I DIAL MILLERSVILLE 8914 0 lumlrefl four MRS. GIBBLE'S FRESH DRESSED POULTRY TURKEYS Q Ducxs Q CHICKENS RETAIL - WHOLESALE COLUMBIA ROUTE 2. PA. Phone Mountville 5-9994 FRANK MORRISON GENERAL CONTRACTOR CARPENTRY MASONRY Electric Wiring - Building Repairs Office: 47 S. Water St. LANCASTER, PA. Home Address: R. D. l PEQUEA. PA. Phone: Lancaster 4-4257 Compliments ARMSTRONG BROS. Of , DAVID ESCHBACH IR. Excavating ' Contractors Chartered Bus Service WILLOW STREET R. D. Phone: Lancaster 4-6781 Phone Rawlinsville Butler 4-4231 or 4-4342 Lancaster 2-8082 Ons hunrlrell five CE. HEISEY'S DAIRY u u For Mothers Who Care 0 Pctsteurized Milk cmd Cream Phone: 4491 MILLERSVILLE, PA. CLEANERS One of Pennsylvcxnicfs Finest! GREENAWALT SONS MoUN'rv1LLE.PA. Sctyres. Scheid. Sweeton O O Home-Dressed Men s Wear Inspected Meats COMPLETE LINE OF ALL MEAT ' PRODUCTS 28-30 E. KING STREET 1 0 Phone Mountville 5-2621 LANCASTER, PA. One hundred six Compliments Of HIGHVILLE GROCERY Q IOHN K. FREY. Prop. . Groceries, Meats, Produce a Phone: Millersville 3582 K. BRENNER 6. SON O ROOFING AND , SPOUTING 0 HIGHVILLE, PENNA. Phone: Millersville 3585 IACOB B. HABECKER BUILDER I 2924 COLUMBIA AVENUE Phone: 2-3417 C. A. STIGELMAN CONTRACTOR and BUILDER Phone 8351 MILLERSVILLE, PA. Ohdl HORSE SHOE GRILL wo Miles South of Willow Street On Route 72 Full Course Dinners Sandwiches Fountain Service RAYMOND E. FREY Q FRUITS VEGETABLES GRCCERIES Q store at Your Door 11.11. 2 CONESTOGA PA Home Cooking Phone: 4750 SAMUEL D. FRY EARL B. HERR O O Painting 6. CHOICE MEATS General Contracting . INTERIOR EXTERIOR 0 316 Manor Avenue MILLERSVILLE. PENNA. Phone: 8134 332 Manor Avenue . MILLERSVILLE. PENNA. Phone: 8302 Butter Marqarine Cheese 011 ri For Coal. Feed. Hardware. Fertilizer Phone 8221 MILLERSVILLE SUPPLY COMPANY You Get It When You Want lt HERR'S FOOD MARKET FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS 10 MANOR AVENUE MILLERSVTLLE. PA. FROZEN FOODS CHOICE MEATS o Every Day Drug Needs Greeting Cards KELLOGGS SUPREME QUALITY CANNED FOODS Known for Quality Foods Throughout the County Visit Our New Modern SELF SERVICE STORE D. C. RETTEW Fresh Produce Hecrlthful Choice Fruits o MILLERSVH.LE. PA. Groceries - Seeds - Hardware - Maqazi Olld Compliments Of Kctndy Korner Corner of N. Duke and Chestnut St. LANCASTER, PA. Compliments Of MILLER'S SUPERETTE Groceries. Mecxts 6 Produce MARTICVTLLE RAWLINSVILLE Phone BU 4-4862 YOUR SCHOOL MILLERSVILLE ATLANTIC RINGS PINS mpms WASHING - POLISHING - WAXING GIFTS Aristocrat 'Ice Cream Call For and Delivery Service as as MANOR AVENUE 0 555535555 MILLERSVILLE. PA. FIFTY NORTH QUEEN STREET Phone: 8162 LANCASTER. PA. SHENKIS N MDONALD FLOWER SHOP I' ' C CUT FLOWERS AND POTTED PLANTS CONTRACTOR BUILDER 355 MANOR AVENUE MILLERSVILLE, PA. Phone 3221 WASHINGTON BORO, PA. Phone: Columbia 4-8954 LEFEVER'S GROCERY 0 SAFE HARBOR, PA. BARLEY'S POULTRY For Quality cmd Fine Flavor O Call Millersville 4180 One hundred ten NAOMI F. AIERSTOCK TEACHER OF PIANO Studios: 314 North George Street MILLERSVILLE, PA. Compliments Ot ESHBACH'S GARAGE 472 N. GEORGE ST. MILLERSVILLE. PA. Phone: 4211 SHEETZS C. A. .SPOTTS SHOE REPAIR SHOP BARBER ' 471 N. G1-:ones sr. as Noam 'mmm srnzrr MLLERSWLLEI PA. COLUMBIA, PA. Phone: 8242 ROY M. ESHELMAN WHITEY OLIVE UPHOLSTERING MArrnEssEs AND Box SPRINGS B O O S E I S 116 MANOR AVENUE MILLERSVILLE, PA. Phone: 8521 General Merchandise HOLTWOOD, PA. HERR AND BRENNEMAN Auto Repairs Gasoline - Gil 237 MANOR AVENUE MILLERSVILLE, PA. Phone: 8811 Compliments Of Gardner's Store MARTIC FORGE, PA. Une lIIlIIlil'l'!I l'It'I'l'lI IERE H. HESS YOUR NEWSMAN A11 Kinds of Philadelphia and Lancaster Newspapers Daily and Sunday Full Line of Magazines 148 W. FREDERICK STREET MILLERSVILLE, PA. Phone 8468 HARRY B. NEISS PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING 124 Manor Avenue MILLERSVILLE. PA. Phone: 8385 We Furnish the Home EDW. ETZWEILER SONS FINE FURNITURE O Etzweiler Funeral Home COLUMBIA, PA. Phone Col. 4-2170 store or 4-4126 residence or 4-2244 COURTNEY AND TODD Esso SERVICE STATION U. S. Rt. 72, Willow St.. R.D. No. 1 Phone Lancaster 4-3811 0 HAPPY MOTORING STARTS AT THE ESSO SIGN DORIS AND DARREL SAGE GROCERIES and GENERAL MERCHANDISE MILLER'S SERVICE STATION 154 W. FREDERICK STREET MILLERSVILLE. PA. Phone 8289 0 GASOLINE AND OIL THE LANCASTER PHOTO-ENGRAVING CO O Printing Plate Manufacturers O N. DUKE ST. 6- MCGOVERN AVE. LANCASTER. PENNSYLVANIA One hundred twelve G I O M M E PRINTING R C w I A OFFSET AND IJ LEITERPRESS PRINTING HGUSE Dial 3-3808 Market and Grant Streets Lancaster, Penna. 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