Quincy High School - Quinconian Yearbook (Quincy, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1955 volume:

dedication Mm ,Lf FAIRVIEW This school, fairly new, 15 being keot open for emergency, in case there is an overflow of the new school or if it 1S needed for any other school purpose Present teachers: Mrs Mary Currey, grades 1 and 2 3h students Miss Viola Barnhart, grades 3 and 14 3h students DhUloATION We, the cla s of nlneteen hundred and fifty five, humbly wlndows revealed broad vlstas P ei cation in a free world we honor the teachers of those schools who instilled ln the m1nds of their pup1ls respect for princlples and a des1re to perpetuate the democratic ideals upon which our country was founded dedicate this Quinconian to the one-romn schoolhouse whose . - . C- , Li 0 4 am- W NEW BALTIMORE GUILFORD This school became the property of The Quincy Merged School District when the merger went into effect 1n July, 1953 The first portion of land on whlch this building stands was bought in 1881 Additional land was purchased in 1903, and there 18 the possibility that a school was erected about that time Recent teachers Mr Leslie Sovocool Present teacher Mrs Anna Barnes, grades 7 and 8 33 students The Ouincy Township School b trict Municlpal Authority Kooken, Architect, Nr Rav Weller, Wr Rlchard Baumlnk, Nr Fred Hafer, Mr C Earl Funk A 5 -:LS Mr. Clinton B. Geesaman, Chairman, Mr. L. P. QUINCY Date of Construction 1880 Builder M M Raby Cost S769 OO Directors John S Duey, Samuel E sick, L C Rowe, Josiah Mentzer, Velchor Elden, D R Miller Recent retired teacher Hazel McFerren Hrs Ethyl Oyler, grade 8 30 students FIDWER 1-'OTTO COIDRQ white rose Enter to learn, Green and Whlte Go fOI't'1 to serve. Present teachers: Hrs. Mabel Mentzer, grade 7 - 29 students QLIL RO K Toe deed for the f1rst Blue Rock bulldlng 1s dated Qeptember 1838 In lQ7C the orivlnal tullding wa built of na+Jve blue stone About 1000 thls tone school wa razed and the DP6qGUt frame structure bullt Tbls s one of the few wooden school houses 1n Funncy TOWHSh1P Date of Constxuction - Between 1E9h and 1902 Puiloers, cost, directors - Unknown Flrst teacher: 1862 - Fitz Randolph Immber of teachers since 1862 - M2 Recent teachers: Ira Knepper, Carolyn Goldsmith Iresent teacher: Mrs. Nellie Clem, grades 1, 2, and 3 - 27 students N' D ' ' fl. Q 5 ,,,fY ..f 1'-vs 'H ., . . A - 2 5 rt, .1 . X 'ew 7 Q s- r' , ' ' u . . S . . . h , . . L . . . .,- , , . . Q 5 . H J , 4 75: , . v -: Y A Q . . . H- 5 ' S A v - I Q t . 4 . . 7 . . le. -. .,' . , . E U B ORPHANAGE This orphanage was founded in 1903 and the students attended the Quincy schools until 1915 when the first orphanage school was built Several times during the years it has been necessary for some of the Quincy township students to attend school at the orphanage bu11d1ng At the beginning of the 19511 1955 school term the new orphanage bullding was put into use and the buildlng above is now used as a cafeteria Recent teachers: Rosa Barnhart, Mary Currey, Ella Heefner, Grace Smith Present teachers Mrs Meada Lightner, grades 7 and 8 Miss C 1 ora Reichard, grade 5 Mrs Carrie Slaybaugh, grade h Miss Maude Benedlct, grade 3 Mrs Louella Minnich, grade 2 Mrs Sara Price, grade 1 O Mrs: Marjfrie Tolbert, grade 6 FOX HILL This is another school of the township which held its f1rst sesslons at a date that is now vague as no deed of a land purchase for the first bullding is now 1n ex1stence It can be safely assumed that this school opened sometime between 1850 and 1860 Date of Construction 1878 Builders George G Rock, David Miley, Jacob Smetzer Cost 8575 OO Directors Daniel Bonebrake, W G Smith, William Hayman Samuel S Wingert, Jacob Hoffhine, John S Duey First teacher 1875 George Swisher Number of teachers since 1875 h2 Recent teachers: Etlvl Oyler, Mabel Mentzer, Kathryn Houpt Present teacher: Mrs Mary Walters, grades 1, 2, 3, la, S 29 students Andrew Geesaman, Jacob. Stull , This building at the Gap 15 of native stone and the walls are two feet thick It has been 1n use for almost seventy years Date of Construction 1886 Builder George G Rock Cost ' 0 Directors - H. D. Clay, H ram Heintzelman, Edward Reed, Samuel S. Wingert, Daniel Stoops, Jacob R. Small First teacher: 1886 - Sadie B. Stouffer Number of teachers since 1886 - 33 Recent teachers: Viola M. Barnhart, Nellie Swisher Pentz, Ada K. Cook Present teacher: Mrs. Ruth Heller, grades h, S and 6 - 3h students c' , B It .- E s i. il I , h, A A 5 ' X W ,. GAP o ' 1 ' 0 GROVE HILL For many years th1s school was known as the Wharf before the bulld ing of the present school in 1892 At that tlme the name was officially named Grove Hill The date of the first school is indefinite. There was a school here in 1875, and the conclusion can be reached that the first public school was established at Grove Hill about 1860. Date of Construction - 1892 Builder - Samuel S. Wingert Cost - 8600.00 Directors - A. B. Good, Jacob R. Small, Milton G. McFerren, H ram Heintzelman, S. A. Small, Eli C. Fitz First teacher: 1876 - H. H. Hager Number of teachers since 1876 - SO Recent teachers: Harold Ritz, Thelma Plum, Hope Wilkinson Present teacher: Mrs. Lillian Tyner, grades 7 and 8 - 32 students K if, c - ,z Y A I ' ,qkj 'v fl :MQ ' W1 -1. ,, . . an . C O NEW BAITIMORE The year of the establishment of a public school at this north eastern corner of the Township is 1ndef1nite, as no board minutes pr1or to 1575 are available, and there are no land deeds for New Baltimore school property earller than 1910 A school was in exlstence in 1875 and lt seems to have been conducted 1n a partnership with Gu11ford Townsh1p Date of Construction - 1910 with addition in 1916 Builders - 1910 - . . Kauffman and Company 1916 - W. A. Pentz Cost - 1910 - 31305.00 1916 - 81865.00 Directors - 1910 - William H. Heefner, D. A. Monn, E. M. Snyder, A. I. Snowberger, John H. Houser, Samuel Walk 1916 - A. I. Snowberger, George Decker, John B. Harshman, George B. Beatty, W. E. Gossert Recent teachers: Robert Wagaman, Evelyn McCleary, Mary Shatzer Present teachers: Mrs. Doris Gette, grade 1 - 26 students Mrs. Florence Hawbecker, grades 2 and 3 - 36 students Mrs. Mabel Creamer, grades 3 and b - 37 students Mr. Brinton Creamer, grades 5 and 6 - 3h students - . 0 A . 3 0 J H . PI GEON HI LL This school was supposedly named by a little boy who mentioned to his father the abundance of plgeons in the region For mary years the name was spelled 'Pidgeon The first public school in this area was constructed in 1851. The second building was erected in 1860 and the present one was constructed in 1891. Date of Construction - 1891 Builders - School Board Committee Cost - 8878.00 Directors - Samuel S. Wingert, Dr.'l-I. M. Fritz, Hilton G. HcFerren, Jacob Smetzer, A. B. Good, Hiram Heintzelman First teacher: 1876 - D. H. Benedict Number of teachers since 1876 - 142 Recent teachers: Marjorie Tolbert, Janet Zullinger, Carrie Branthaver, Nellye Duffield Present teachers Hrs. Dorotlv Hemphill, grades S and 6 - 38 students A . . X 'a N Q . Q O O n POIK HI LL The reason for an early school here, in a section which is now sparsely populated, was due to the rmmerous works at the Mont Alto iron estabhshnent at Mont Alto and Old Forge There have been two schools on this site The first one was built in 181414 just after James K Polk had been elected to the presidency of the United States for four years It must be concluded that Polk H111 was named for the newly elected President, although there are proponents of the idea that the school got its name from the abundance of poke berries which were supposed to have been much in evidence in that area Builder School Board Committee Cost Approximately S500 CO Directors Daniel Bonebrake, W G Smith, Abram Baker, James A Cook, William Hayman, Samuel Essick First teacher: 1876 George B Beatty Number of teachers since 1876 h7 Recent teachers Elizabeth I-Ioke, Bessie I-Ialdeman, Louann Barkdoll, Ethyl Oyler This school is closed at the present time. Date of Construction - 1876 ROCK HILL The land for the original building was purchased in 1856 There is no evidence that there was ever more than one building here There 18 a strong probability that thls building was constructed at Rock Hill sometime between 1893 and 1903 as records for those years are missing, and the present building does not seem to have had ninety years of Date of Construction Between 18911 and 1902 Builder, cost, and directors Unknown First teachers 1876 A H Deardorff Number of teachers since 1876 SO Recent teachers: Katherine Smith, Marjorie Tolbert, Mary G Osborne Present teacher Miss Alice Fulton, grades 3 and lg 142 students students and teachers. RYDERS Ryders was formerly called Opossum H111 This was the third or fourth public school 1n Quincy being preceded only by Mont Alto and Quincy and probably Tomstown The land was bought 1n 1837 while Quincy was still an integral part of Washington Township It is believed that Opossum Hill began its first term in November 1837 as a washington Township school and finished in March 1838 as a Quincy Township school. The name Opossum Hill must have been given the school because of the prevalence of opossums in that section. In 1893 a new school was built on a new site. This school was called Ryders from the name of the previous owner of the land on which the building was erected. Date of Construction - 1893 Builder - School Board Committee Cost - Unknown Directors - Milton G. McFerren, Eli C. Fitz, Jacob R. Small, S. A. Small, J. A. Duffield, Jere Reichard. First teacher: 1876 - Franklin Stabler Number of teachers since 1876 - 38 Recent teachers: Martha Heckman, Anna Spangler, Marjorie Tolbert Present teacher: Mrs. Ada Cook, grades l and 2 - hh students Q 1, ffif. rat. 7 lf, . -I O . . C . O V TGISFOWN Date of Construction 1877 with addition in 1910 Builders - 1877 - Jacob Smetzer and George Rock 1910 - Jacob Hentzer cost - 1877 - 81150.00 1910 - 3989.00 Directors - 1877 - Daniel Bonebrake, W. G. Smith, Abram Baker, William Hayman, Samuel S. Wingert, Samuel Essick 1910 - William H. Heefner, D. A. Honn, E. M. Snider, A. E. Snowberger, John H. Houser, Samuel Walk Recent teachers: Viola Barnhart, Katherine Haupt, Harry Lohman, Jeanne Oyler, Harold Ritz Present teachers: Mrs. Margaret Lohman, grades 5 and 6 - 39 students Mrs. Geneva Gabler, grades 7 and 8 - 30' students administration gjyfflllhlkhdbzw rey, d sing Principal Assistant Principal Languages FOREWARD T e class of nineteen hundred and fifty five for the purpose of preserving the pleasant memories of th e best years of our lives our school days! E . Mrs. Hester Lewis, B.S. he Quinconian is published by th faculty Mr W11bur Sanders, B S English, Commercial ZCZIAIQ' M YAC, gym Mr James Cluck, M A Health, Phys Ed Mrs Doris Cook, B Q Com ercial R1 Mrs. Anna Spangler, B.S. Mathematics, latin Mr Robert Miller, Science Q Mrs CRAY me M I gf I 0 . ' 0 0 ' , Boss 14x 'A I sz N fl f - x sz , YK t , K 0 evo . M W W , v I I XT J X R Xu N ',f. N L i M 9 01-is-0 Q Q - o Q . R, . . jim lg! I 0 5 Miss Kathryn Geesaman Nr Mowrey's Secretary Mr. Robert Rankin, B.S. - Mr Grant Heefner, M Ed History 44'h'3 Mrs. Catharine Symmonds, R.N School Nurse Mrs Edith Sipes, B Q Music Mrs. Janis Ferguson, B.S Art 5 4.,. Vx 4' C . ,- s x , 9, 3 ' xx Q ' ' O '.' 1 s N JIQ . I 55 N r? I f Y vt cl, O . ' I Q . I ,- ff ,. - - D A . ,J. 5 C Q O O A Mane Bake? G. .L Q O ew N General 'Fav rite oeyingaf What's a matter for a Aymigifon Ra Y dio Disc Jockey 1 lly mnpic Usually seen th fgyiiyey Shaffer Mr Heefner's est A Blushes Tomato blond Gf at Baseball fan Arletta Yvonne Barnes S1s I flCommerc1al Favorite Sayln g Q2 Ambmi on otffrav IL Always se h a A pleas Eff r a y Usually alkgE5 13 ice v L'.lkBS U :ff f 1 Gloria Ann Beck Beck General Favorite Saying Got a letter, klds Ambition Nurse Likes sailors Mother 1n Junio Senior Class Pla r and y One of nThe Five Very likeable A about he lways worrled r ha1r Usual Q! ly happy A,C2, q7f,A9u,C1i-fLuf4- if vtju CAA-snuck. ,x-1 4c'Qs-'il 77.,cuAf7A1fw 24,A.f F B I? fs ' - . fu V ,, ff - yr-Nfes - - - He' J' u K e 0 Z . ' 0 5 H N ' W - Q ,k-l F ' O it E9 ggql 5, 7, z 1' JJ V W I t 0 0'-gff'Jwa5iX..4 ze... f 9 nF P.C3.':1'. OI? ' ' ' , F M ,U t if L' M .- A ll . 4, . k As fm 1 'N' 5 U, , . J Q L fff - JN. fl , V -rg--npg? 2 'V 9 f A --N! I' n n . .0.0 O 0 N O C O . I O O . 4 I ,C O O IL: I 0 T 67 a , ,fa rf ff! 1 1,11-f J 'A' ' N' fu ' - . ., I L, -51,3 IJ: Gail Irene Biesecker 'Biesecker' General Favorite Saylng Oh Crap Amhlt on Nurse On Lof 'The Five' Always getting in He he ' h r s a1r Very nice to be Cow girl likes sports Q vb Talkative Beverly Lou Chamberlin Bev General Favorite Saying: No doubt! Ambition: Nurse Usually seen with Kltty Always seen sitting with Stanley both Class ays Q Likes photography likes e Plays piano 5,' Yr 5 f.mW In X 1 REMMNQ Nano L-le Cordell 'Pee Wee' General Favorite Saying Now just listen' Ambiti on' Nu rss One of 'The Five' . . . Going Steady . . . Ch eerleader for three years . . . Pleasing personality . . . likes sports . . . Likes to girive . . . In both Class Plays. V A tag! V gl,-g.,-' lfvv6,4,cifa- . ,250 D 'Lab 1 '-21.4.6 kCv,C,b4,b U-f . X ,wk M-f1c,.47Ha gig: -- :ers Wfw MW.. ,oft Darwin Lama r C1-eager 'Mart' General Favorite Sayings Well, I'll be darned. q Ambition: Ptqsical Education Instructor Nice looking Usually seen with our Donnie Eugene likes Waynesboro Athlete Sin gs Smooth dancer . Has a job at theA8gP Betty Haxine Fah ew! Fizz V'-fb General ji i t s period? n tn Dot seen at Iikes Jffthe Ford f ZW' Commercial o o o o' 1n the Air Force seen with Dot Nice looking v N. Always getting into s hair Sings alto for V F Always seen Varsity I n both Class Plays Smooth dancer M n as In ' sf ' ' o o e1 su' ' . dj Q . 0 . . 4 0 . .ve . Q . f VJ U - K X 4 f YH fe - - .- j f ' 0 0 0 , ', e. . . .'wI I . . ' ' ' itz. a . ... Qyyguffwf FJm.9'2ZCX? ffif 1 avo 'te yingq'sNQ9 Whig u era Am 1 Play :IO 0' miemk end In T116 Athlete Lik what ' es sually with Geesaman Ag t t Red Sox wi Joyce Loreen Fr I Freeman ercial Favonte Ambitio o e r Likes ba kes he 2QgN sen 1 lp A Doesn't like silver in the Senior boys u Geoafu our I IJSEIXP1 pliioR 'Fx-anklin Funk Fu Q General Fgvorite ying: Ya don't kn Ambitio .- ow, do ya? X. Mechanic 7 X U o 0 0 Quiet o o Q V Sser o o n ery neat ose waves make Q o o Hr. Sand you seasick ers' torment . . . Blushes . . Stage manager for Seni or Class Play. y L Lf e ee Gee saman AN ny General ' te Saying: Ya hate me, don't you? WV ppftion To play with Boston Red ox 1 Always at Good S1ding hlbt Doesnw like the me Short Doesn't go hunting, why? Always 1nto mischief W ft vmggfiisray 60353 p WW General Favo SHYZLM Edgar' Whit on To travel X Li o argue In both Class Plays likes Chevies Plays basketball Always a high magazine salesman e to eat? 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Aldul Roy Hoover 'Hbover' Co mercial Favorite Saying: Well, I can see it ell now Ambition: Tb visit Hawaii Q'-'nt COVIPOYI around in a Studebaker Works for Prank Hess Pleasing lity Likes sports Likpg roller skate U GBYGRAPHY Ann Virginia Horner Hornet General Favorite Saying Oh, I hate that last scene Ambition Physical Education Instructor One of 'The Five' likes Tomstown The Editor of our yearbook Has beautiful hair In both Class Plays Likes Literature ?4,f5'41'j44'f'5 ff f ' 'I I !' e eee I !dv ' eel eee .., e x 7 L 4 W F' l x . ll ll V2 e Q I ooo ee 'V ee een ',A eee eee . , f ,, -I XX- , V' i L ,I fi ff -le- I .VI IVA. '..,,,!f A K l,' f ff. . , - , fl ff f.f!' S I f!f '77 JV' !, L 1 ' ,' If' , ' , ,Q ', 'f1 f r- .' ' ,'l-'ff ,ffl f ffhfli ., K ., Benjamin G Kelly Kelly General Favorite Saying I don't k o UW Ambition 30 years in Air Force Science minded Likes Always seen with Roy Not interested ln girls motorcycles Lazy Qui. et W' J,-f y Alvin Kline line' General J avorite Say1ng Kelly ' Ambition To go to the moon wqpf Interested 1n science was in both v,,,p Class Plays Drives a Chrysler wTa11 A basketball player Stage manager for Operetta Q ,S ggi' in :fn Elll' Janet Knouse Janet Commercial Favorite Saying: I don't care Ambition: To travel Alway eenfwith Arletta . Not heard n Likes to drive that car e ice skating Always neat 5 Is little featured Na M Vim t N N ' L I O O . . . O O O I : . O O O O I QA .A aLqb4.L,fi:' ' X .1 eff, Y - g ---1.1 3 1 HX . . . ,'N ooo... ooo... tx ,-x . tx , at 4 x A' aff A I ll ggi gr . . . . JI W ed o 0 o . ' . g Q I X 'OG s cb. V3 J N KH .V KAL, W Q 9. N K f , 1 .D .V .E X fy lv, ., -x yfflypyf X3 c f XJJ Donald Edgar Monn A 'EdgarW General Favor1te Saylng Come again? Amb1tion To be a chemist A 'riotn in Junior and Senior Class Plays Athlete Very huge Baby of Senior Class Very well liked bv everyone Neat dresser likes to Really has a braln that works Donald Euaene Monn Donnie' General Favor1te Saying All klnds of room Ambitlon To travel Good in all sports Little but mlghty Very sociable Com1cal Usually seen with Mert Very helpful durlng Senior Class Play Has a crew cut X 135 g elax o be a successful farmer General ea ng personalltv ls alwaY5 to help Gomlcal Athlete u feur for Quincy High e 1 es A prompter for Class x I Yuyjggpn . . ' . QW we W5 OJ tab gx of n . O AL f ' Pj Eau' Q Jilin , J 1 -J ' Fa X H ' L A io 2 Q f , x . . . V . . 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Q, A lf Wbffdqw awww w Gene ral o be an actor A W e Wim Owlw ' .wma iii: ff r5EgEE?gn20?l J a 34 . J' iiiwifa Jumor mor Class Play . . . Engaged . . . Likes sports . . . Red head . . . Cowboys in a Chevie . . . Likes to go to the movies. , 11.11524 '1 s:4::::,f 3y:: sssffsszsf 1 S , . 5 1 . ., KL-3 ' f 4 ' 'Pda Lorene Betty Snowberger Henle Commerclal I Favorite Saving Is that ever wild Ambitlon To nde a wild stalion Always seen going to Good's Lazy Always urrl1ed with yum likes movies TalKat1ve X f fr wtf WWW5 M zgfswifml-,ystingf anki Commercial M ng Is that ever nice on To be a milllonalre Quiet Seen with Hoover Athlete Doesn't like school Very neat dresser Easy on the eyes Dark curly hair JJWM ?1f8t'4o s WU , diff General ' tefSa e on Aff Hg! come jf 1 if Ya k n A way seen Filth K 617, Reg! hair InL 4 friend to help 1 Kathe ne u ner Ki,t, General Fav t Saying v, I otxja letter. t .Q o a happy g erso eautlful Our Senior if l ays seen with Stoops .tx k sports ff fifyf D GEOGYAYHY vw W ummm! it Merle Jurgibfagarmtf L ll f P23135 Commercial Swing What time will you be Lf dom, Betty' Ambition fr Nurse gfep nth Janet and Arletta In both y lane Plays Likes sports Very likeable J Studious Quiet fb A 'W Jo of ' 1 I lic Off' L av 4 , , 1 l . 4 - tl O I I O I 1 R I I I . 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XX if h ij ' X- 'lx Xl ' AW fJ f n.F lf, p f J H , 0l'lL0l Clifff ,MJ !OI g SENIOR CLASS H STORV FRESHMWN Ne began our hlgh school days in September, 19 l after assembling, he e were 69 of us We nearly overflowed the rooms as 1 n d Our first davs were confusing, but with the help of our schedule carls t d1dn't take long to learn the procedure Our flrst activlty was a roller skatlng party Th1s heloei us to get acouainted with the upperclassmen On April Fool's Day we hal anothe party thls time w1th the Sophomores But extra currlcular act1vit1es eren't the only things we had to do We sat home many, many nights over a stack of books weren't the 'greenies W Ne plcked our class colors green and white and order- ed our felt goods we were very successful in our magazlne sales Ne topped the list w1th the h1ghest sales this year and also during our Junior and Senior years It really boasted our treasury Our party with the Freshmen was held on March 20 JUNIORS When we came back we had h2 members 1n our class All of us were prepared for a busy year we sponsored the Halloween Party Soon after Christmas, we ordered our jewelry On Farch 17 and 18 we presented our class play, WThe Angell Brats W WHitch Your Wagon to a Starn was the theme for the Prom On May 1 many happy Seniors and Jun1ors found their way to the gym SENIORS This year we have 39 members Many of us became saddened by the thoughts of thls belno our last year, but we found many advantages to being senlors We presented our class play, 'The Iattle Dog laughed,N on October 27 and October 28 We expect to have new gowns for graduation and a different type of diploma After Christmas V8C8t10H we recelved our picture proofs Realizing that our hlgh sc ool days were comlng to an end, we made plans for our tr1p and for co mencement Many days have passed since Sertember, l9Cl, but as we look back over our four years here at Quincy High, they have passed much too Quickly. RUSSELL BENNETT STUDlOS School Photography a Speciality Butler, Pennqylvanig I O La . - v . gg f -I Q Q Q y K ,,.- Q - , t r ' . ST? e . .'. ii ' O . . . G . . VJ. . E 7' T' . . . - . . . W O . 9 SOPHOMORES . . . We entered this year feeling great because we knew we . . . -- -- , 0 I I A 0 0 o ' O O O I , A . 0 U 0 'h - f O . i 4 -, 9 O I O O O 0 . I a ' . 4 ' - V . ' ' - I . . . 0 , . h . . i. I MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT NEWBEHRPS Xiu um viii'-4 Phone 9511 R 2 EDGAR F NILDLSON R R if 2 custom farm work Waynesboro, Pennsylvania . ,L , V g . ' iv' .. L Q , . 3 2 y S ,. i . - ' ' 0 H o 0 NA.h AGE STATISTICS HOBBY FAVORITE PASTINE Baker, Rose Barnes, Arletta Beck, Gloria Biesecker, Irene Chamberlin, Beverly Cordell, Laney Creager, Lamar Fahrney, Betty Finney, Patricia Fortney, Ivan Freeman, Jqyce Funk, Lloyd Geesaman, Kenneth Goshorn, Charles Gossert, Gloria Hoover, Aldus Horner, Ann Kelly, Barry Kline, Poy Knouse, Janet Marlow, Mary Jane Mentzer Dorothy Miner, Edith Monn, Donald Edgar Monn, Donald Eugene Rock, Thomas Shaffer, Glenn Shaffer, Shirley Sheffler, Marvin Smith, Kenneth Snowberger, Lorene Stine, Floyd Stoops, Shirley Strausner, Katherin hagaman, Marlene Watson, Robert Wisler, Lois Zody, Barr 6 Collecting Songs Dreaming Skating Collecting Dimes Photography Playing the Piano Playing Golf Roller Skating Collecting Records Going to Baseball Games Sleeping Sleeping Collect1ng Sport Magazines Eating Sleeping Co1lec+1ng Pictures and Scrapbooks Skating Acting Motorcycles Horses Sleeping Playing the Piano Roller Skating Reading Sleeping Hunting Playing Ball Hunting Roller Skating Actlng Eating Collecting Pictures Doris Day Sleeping Collecting Pictures Photography Collecting Post Cards Music Typing Trapping Listening to Radio Driving Writing letters Reading Music and Bqys Going to the Orphanage Visiting waynesboro Popular Music Visiting Varsity Playing Sports Going to Movies Eating Reading Sport Stories Roller Skating Going to Movies Driving Driving Mechanical work Cha ing Women Going to Movies Goingtto Movies Business School Roller Skating Avoiding Work Visiting Towns Going to Ball Games Eating and Sleeping Eating and Sleeping Visiting Waynesboro Visiting Waynesboro Going to Movies Running Around Going to Ball Games Visiting Tomstown Going to Movies Playing Piano Crocheting Going to Orphanage -1: Phone STALEY'S GULF SERVICE STATION South Mountain 902-R-2 Pennsylvania 18 0 g u 18 ' 17 ' ' 17 ' ' 16 , V ' 17 . . 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D. A ' D To Edo ' J Phy. Ed. ' '. . Ed. - ' ' - . Ed. ' . Ed. ' ' ' P. O. D. - Baseball P. O. D. New York Yankees Baseball P . Ed. ' , . Ed. a Ed. L Q P. O. D: s P O D M442 1. Most Popular . 2. Most Musical . 3. Best Actress . and Actor la. Most Courteous Best Dressed We Patricia Finney Iamar Creager Nancy Cordell Robert Watson Ann Horner Kenneth Smith Gloria Beck Marvin Sheffler Patricia Finney Floyd sane Phone 1879 DAVE HOFFMAN West Maln St , Ext The Best for Less in Used Cars Wavnesboro, Pennsylvania Biggest Fllrt Patricla Flnney Kenneth Smith Friendliest Katherine Strausner Marvin Sheffler Quietest Lois hisler Glenn Shaffer Ivan Fortney Best Dancers Patr1cia Finney Lamar Creager S DREYFUSS Q CO Headquarters for young men's clothes Waynesboro, Pennsylvania 1. ' . . . ' ' f 2. . . . . 3. . . . ' lx. Most Talkative . . Ann Horner 5. . . . ' ex J.: Most 0 2. Most Attractive 3. Most Likely . To Succeed he Most Comical 0 Laziest Shirley Stoops Donald Eugene Monn Arletta Barnes Lloyd Funk Mary Jane Marlow Marvin Sheffler Patricia Finney Ivan Fortney Lorene Snowberger SHlNDLEDECKER'S CONFECmIONERY Floyd Stlne Televislon-Confections hagazines Quincy, Pennsylvania 5 o o o o o l J 'FQQVIK' I x I 1 il A GZYIIIQI' Cliid We, the seniors of Quincy High School Class of 1955 belng of sound mind, do hereby bequeath the following: Rose Baker's . Arletta Barnes's Gloria Beck's Irene Biesecker's Beverly Chamberlin's Nancy Cordell's . Iamar Creager's Betty Fahrney's Patracia Finney's Ivan Fortney's Jqyce Freeman's Llqyd Funk's . Kenneth Geesaman's Charles Goshorn's Gloria Gossert' Stanley Haimov' Aldus Hoover's Ann Horner's Barry Kelly' s Roy Kline's Janet Knouse's Dorothy Mentzer's Edith Miner's Donald Edgar Monn's Donald Eugene Monn's Thomas Rock's Glenn Shaffer's Shirley Shaffer' Marvin Sheffler's Kenneth Smith's Lorene Snowberger's Floyd Stine's Shirley Stoops's Katherine Strausner' Marlene Wagaman's Robert Watson's Lois Wisler's Barr Zody's great like for red and cream cars to Mr. Sanders drivers license to Jane Shindledecker courtesy to Ruth Jones. chairman on food com ittees to sister3Elinor long fingernails to Bonnie Adams piano p1ay1ng to sisterglinda ability to run hh0 to Ralph Benedict graduation gown to sister, Evelyn good humor to Sonja Hockenberry. ability to play basketball to Dwight Smith job in the store to Lo1s Unger curly hair to Roy Summers- position on baseball team to John Marlow spot on the honor roll to Terry Baker basketball guard position to Connie Biesecker steady girl to Gary Kauffman effort Q?D to Ronald Besecker writlng diploma to brother, Gene sclence grade to Ronald Wagaman height to Gary Myers driving enthusiasm to Sonja DeHart interest in shorthand to Shirley Reever dark hair to Sally Perkins sense of humor to Thomas Hook ability to run the mile to Charles H1gh pitching ann to Edward Bonebrake quietness to George Shaffer ridiculous sense of humor to Shirley Hockenberry hair comb to Rodney Backtell dramatic roles to Joe Shindledecker laziness to Marjorle Benedlct perfect attendance C91 to John Freeman abillty to make fudge to Mrs Lewis long hair to Frances Stevens perfect attendance to Richard Blubaugh musical ability to brother, Jerry height to Nancy Wilhide dark hair to John G Benedlct WAGAMAN'S GROCERY South Mountaln Pennsylvania QUINCY SERVICE STATION Quincy Phone lh8l R 5 L C Geesaman, Jr Pennsylvania L ' W 8.2 II ' . K Sli .O Q Mary Jane Marlow's . . . . artistic ability to Shirley Ann Shockey. S.. oo . Q fnajslak Henle: el'll0l 6155 C PROPHECY Fon cuss or 1955 Have you been wondering what you or your friends will have accompllshed by the time 1965 rolls around? Well, your uncertainty is over Just read Rose Baker Arletta Barnes Glor1a Beck Irene Biesecker Beverly Chamberlln Nancy Cordell Lamar Creager Betty Fahrney Patsy Finney Ivan Fortney Jqyce Freeman Llqyd Funk Kenneth Geesaman Charles Goshorn Gloria Gossert Stanley Haimov Aldus Hoover Ann Horner Barry Kelly Janet Knouse Mary Jane Marlow Dorothy Mentzer Edith Miner Donald Edgar Monn Donald Eugene Monn Thomas Rock Glenn Shaffer Shirley Shaffer Marvin Sheffler Kenneth Smith Lorene Snowberger Floyd Stine Shirley Stoops Katherine Strausner Marlene Wagaman Robert Watson Lois Wlsler Barr Zody singing for Bud Messner's 'Gang W employed as a Power's Model Supervisor of Nurses, waynesboro Hospital selling home roasted peanuts in Hollywood but hasn't gotten the break owner of the 'Hamburger Grill H basketball coach at University of Pennsylvania dance instructor of Arthur Murray Studio took Mary Martin's place in NSouth Pacific W bat boy for Boston Red Sox clerking at Woolworth's vice president of First National Bank, Waynesboro still driving his sister's car around Quincy selling pots and pans teaching at Quincy President of Curtis Publishing Co Pennsylvania State Game Warden writing a book entitled, 'My Life as a Mason's Wife W flew his jet around the world operating her own beauty parlor at South Mountain working toward her Doctor's Degree at Columbia sitting on the bos ' lan fashlon designer in Paris warden at Alcatraz collecting tickets at Connie Hack Stadium breaking Erskin's strike out record struck oil on his ranch in Texas waitress at the Stork Club Captain in U S Army winning the Academy Award married uuth a family repeated performance of Rip Van Winkle first woman to manage N Y Yankees photographer for Record Herald National Director for Y W C A Director of Navy Band established record of the World's Fastest Speed Typist earned his millions now vacationing in Florida Now if, by any chance on this date ten years fran now, you are not doing what we predict, don't assume you are a failure Remember the old saying 'If at first you don't succeed, try, try again W Good luck to all O Cf I l 0 8 9 on O O U I I O O D . Roy Kline . Z : . I established residence on the moon. X l'0lll .nf New Klds an ma uw Jim Fortney being quiet in P O D class Irene taking time to eat lunch DOtt16 Rosenberger driving an auto Mr Sanders not catchlng flles. Freshmen glrls not collectlng Senior boys' class rings lloyd Funk not working for Joe Hess Harry not golng with Nancy Jean Wilson lettlng her hair grow Kenny Geesaman not being 'henpecked N Mary Jane not having her assign ents completed Stanley pass1ng his driv1ng test Patsy Finney studying Sophomore g1rls not proxiding their hair Janet Kline not eatlng drumsticks every noon Everyone havlng his bookkeep1ng done Bonnie Adams being Quiet Richard Blubaugh having perfect attendance Mrs Cook not collecting chewing gum oenior girls not bumming gum Nrs Spangler driving a Ford Mrs Sipes liking Liberace hrs Rapp weighing 210 Barry Kelly th1nk1ng of anything but motorcycles Chip not arguing Mr Mowrey with black curly ha1r Nr Gluck not being able to make an outl1ne Nr Miller saying sensible things Miss Geesaman not belng able to type Mr Simmers using a vacuum cleaner Senior g1rls taklng showers in lO minutes Senior French Class being quiet Eddie Michalsky speaking French Cloria Beck not recelving a letter Rose Baker Ed th Miner Beverly Chamberl1n Donald Edgar Monn Gloria Gossert Lois Wisler Lloyd Funk Shirley Stoops Marlene Wagaman Barry Kelly Fhonas Rock Dorothy Mentzer Barr Zody Roy Kline Irene Biesecker Mary Jane Marlow Nancy Cordell Lorena Snouherger Joyce Freeman Ivan Fortney Aldus Hoover Betty Fahrney Shirley Shaffer Ch rles Goshorn Katherine Strausner Patsy Finney Kenneth Geesaman Kenneth Smith Floyd Stine MHTVIH Sheffler Glenn Shaffer Stanley Halmov Lamar Creager G10Tl8 Beck Ann Horner HILLFR'S FURNITURE STORE Phone 60 Waynesboro, Pennsylvania 69 West Main Street I Ou 9 Fom Rock not visiting Five Forks. O ll n ll ' 13. l. lh. 2. . 150 30 16. b. N 170 50 18. 'Q 60 A . 19, 7. 20, 8. ' 21. 9- , 22. 10. . ' . . 23, 11. -N g 2b. a Y t SNPNP-5' RUSSELL BENNETT STUDIOS School Photography a Speciality Butler, Pennsylvania ,A i If AV. I 'L . xnxx Q , ,r ' 5 . . 1 ff-Y. I lcv! 'X i J 'sf -,-2 T , J , If if .4 1 1 T f S' 4 . R A Phone l6bO HULL'S DAIRY 108 Ridge Avenue Waynesboro, Qennsy1vania ENIOR LLASS Flrst ron Mr Heefner, Janet Knouse, Marlene gamln Glorla uossert, Edith Liner, Ro e Baker, Arletta Barne , Lorene Snowberper, J ncx Cordell, Nre Lewls Second rov Irene Riesecker, Bettv Fahrney, Ann Horner, Patrmcla Finney, Marv Jane Marlon, Kath rlne Ctrausne h1 lev Qhaffer Plorla Beck, Beverly Chanherl n Thlrd row Donali nlpene honn, Barr Zodv, Lol wlsler, Shlrlev Qtooos, Joyce Vreeman, Barry Kellv, Kenneth Geesanan, Glenn Qhaffer Fourth rox hldus Hoover, Lamar Creaver, K3FV1W oheefler, Kenneth Smlth, Tmomas Rock, Lloyd Funk, Charles Gosnorn lfth row Stanley Haimov, Roy Kllne, Donald Fdrar Nonn, Robert xatson, Ivan Fortnev 12!Ew'.1 va presldept Treasurer Secretary H 1 Cherfler Wa toniell Patrlcla Flnney MENTZER AND REED GARAGE 220-226 North Church Street Phone 330 De Soto--flymouth, Waynesboro, Pennsylvania JLNIOR CLASS Flrst row Mr Sander , Dolores Shaffer, Shlrley Reever, Datsy Martln, Jane Chindledecker, Peggy Cosey, hancy Ke nedy, Shlrley Monn, Lois Unger, Lyn d ll Gelw1cks, Nr Rapp Second row Hazel Hade, Burnetta Carbaugh, Far jorle Benedlct, Nancy Avey, Shirley Ann Shockey, Constance Besecker Evelyn Fahrney, Connle Mentzcr, Dorothy Rosenberger, Berrlce Mlller Th1rd row Beverly Sprenkle, Janes Flasher, Cleveland Freeman, Charles Arnold, Rodney Bachtell, Harry Eccard, Lloyd Sprenkle, Dean Flller, Shlrley Hockenberry Fourth row Edward Mlchalsky, Donald Wlldeson, Donald Moats, Thomas Hook, Fonald Cook, Ronald Byers, Dwight Smlth, Lee bcCaully Fifth row Larry hagaman, W1l11am Zody, John Freeman, Allen Stine, Carroll Stottlemyer, Ralph Benedlct, Gerald Angle, Earl Hart iv M. J Presldent Trea wr r SeCrStaRy Bernlce Filler Lee 'cCaL1lev Dolores Shaffer UNI ON EMBLEH COMPANY SOPHOMORE CIASS F1I'St row Mr Cluck, Nancy Wilhide, Mary Nunemaker, Nancy Cook, Phyllls Socks, Qonja Hockenberry, Sally Perklns, Norma Angle, Evelyn Helman, Deanna Hurley, Dorothy Shockey, Faye Monn, Donna Kuhn, Yrs Qpangler Qecond row Jean Miller, Jean W1lson, June Qtouffer, Pkwlhs Johnston, Wanda Tharp, Elaine Ringenary, Joan Masters, Nancy Hafer, Dine Cook, Ruby Bonebrake, Elinor Biesecker, Qheila Whltmore, Jean Qnowberger Third row James Sour- bier, Charles Chamberlln, Ronald Wagaman, Arlene Mel h, qonga DeHart, Ruth Jones, Wllma Vaisler, Sally Kauffman, Jeanne Geesaman, Gary Kauffman, George Shaffer, Frank Llppert Fourth row Franklin Carl, Roy Summers, Charles Hlgh, Kenneth Bendy, Arnold Wagaman, Larry Martin, Preston Mllls, John Mar- low, Gerald Watson, John Carl, Terry Bakner. Fifth row--Charles Murray, Vernon Hartman, William Helman, Edward Nead, Nelson Oberholzer, John Martin, Larry Frankenfield, Ray Freeman. President Treasurer Secretary John Marlow Norma Angle DOYIDB Kuhn School Pennants and Jewelry , P31-Wvras PeH9SY1'af1i' ,. f F F 7 ,V , 4 ' F Q X - V , V , K nr . ' Q Q 5 1 ' I . A - - ? ? 4 i . -C . 5 . v L L... u Q is lv . u. q ' H . . S B . freshmen :J B GAY JEWELER Waynesboro, Pennsylvanla Hamilton and Elgin hatches Stieff and International Silver I FRECHMEN CLASS First row Mr Miller, Dorothy Verdler, Ianda Cordell, Judy Kauffman, Frances Socks, Judy Rook, Jean Scott, Bonnie Adams, Ruth wlagaman, Gladys Hess, Bermce Welsh, Sandra Zody, Ermna Jean Hisner, Mrs Cook Second row Ruth Ann Barry, Rheva Martin, Peggy Devlnney, L1nda Harbaugh, Delaine Smith, D1x1e Hockenberry, Sandra Cook, Helen Kuhn, Janet Khne, Frances Rock, Richard Cordell, Lloyd Bncker, Kenneth Smlth, Ronald Besecker, Delores Flagle, Evelyn Thomas, Gene Horner, Donn Cole, Ronald Glas myer, Arthur Barnhart, Edward Bonebrake, Betty Lou Triesh Fourth row Larry Bonner, Darryl Mllls, Gary Rock, vlilliam hilhide, Rav Hartman, Gene Car baugh, Allen Shultz, Kenneth Embly, Richard Kauffman, John Hafer, Joseph Shlndledecker, Larry Hartman, Norman Grifflth, Geary Myers Fifth row George Shields, Kenneth Groft, John Gorman, Roy Barnhart, John Baer, Charles Drake, Kenneth Misner, John Benedlct, wayne walters, Robert Free nan, Frank Benedict, Charles Scott Pres1dent Treasurer Secret 1'.Y wayne Walters Edward Bonebrake Pegg? DGVUUISY -J S Stevens, Joyce Stine, Darlene Bonner, Molly Geesaman. Third row--Beverly . S, Y 2lCtlVItIBS OA. FISHER'S MUSIC SHOP M2 East Main Street Phone 1 63 Whynesboro, Pennsylvan1a Edltor Ann Horner Advlsors Mrs Cook 4r Sanders YEARBOOK STAFF Flrst row V Sanders, Pose Baker, Katharlne Strausner Beverly Chamberlln Second row Irene Blesecker, Nancy Cordell, Barr Zody, Ann Horner, Edlth Miner, Marlene Wagaman, Mrs Cook Third row Glor1a Gossert, Lorene Snowberger, Mary Jane Marlow, Roy Kllne, Glor1a Beck, Kenneth Smlth, Kenneth Geesaman, Lloyd Funk, Lamar Creagen Betty Fahrney, Lois W1sler. x X , W , 5 5 5 I f B t M ,Q ,, l r J N 1 , X , 4 Q2 ' c . 1I'. - . . 9 . ' . - O I , - Q . . . . A . ' - I 0 A enior WThe IITTIE DOG LAUGHLDN 'Here I am home from college,' declare attractlve Laurle Huntlngton, sophomore major1ng in psychology, Wexpect1ng to flnd a normal, well adjusted famllyl Hnd what do I see lnstead? A bunch of of psychological knots'N So Laurlq confldent that her college courses 1n psychology fully oual1fy her to stralghten out her famlly' tangled llves, goe zealou lv'+ oorv She now has convinced them they must flnd thelr Nenergy peaks Everyone 1S walking around with thermometers 1D thelr mouths The hou e becomes a Jumble of notebooks and strange lookin? blocks, everyone 1 taklng some sort of a test, and the maid leave for college All ln all, the house 15 1n an uproar' The parents consplre to teach her a lesson so when Laurle returns with Mark at one thlrty 1n the MOTDIHF, they put on a show Mark leaves hurrledly and Laurie, humlllated beyond endurance, soon follo s The distressed famll fearing they have overdone matters, spend many worrled hours awaltlng her re turn The returnlng Laurle, knowlng now that llttle psychology 15 a dangerous th1ng, flnds forzivene s and love from her famlly and Mark' Wally and Joansle have re A1SCOV9P8d each other through Wwntu 1 or1s1s,N and almost evervone has learned 3 e M ng new and helpful abou+ h1 W' Seated Donald Edgar Monn, Glor1a Beck, Ann norner, larvln Sheffler Standlng Geary Myers, Nancy Cordell, Edith Miner, Charles Goshorn, Shlrley Stoops Kenneth Smith, Lloyd Furk, Roy Kllne, Mary Jane Marlow, Beverly Chamberlln, Joyce Freeman, Marlene Waeaman, Patrlcla Flnney, Shlrley haffer Fountain serv1ce WAYNES ORO NEWS AGENCY 91 West Hain Street Newspapers, Magazlnes, Tobaccos, Sundries Waynesboro, Pennsylvanla in V ' q v ...v - E . 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A 0 V ' unior may 'THE ANGEII BEATS' Stop' Look' And Zowie' And are they brats9 Unless Dr Nvlie Angell, wldower and absent minded college professor, finds a stepmother for his three wild harum s arums before h1s rap1d1y approachlng fortieth birthday or h1s eccentrlc old uncle swears he'll d1sinherit him As soon as each NAngell brat' hears th1s, he loudly declares hls own favorite for pap's new w1fe Cousln Ruth, the Anaell's housekeeper and door mat, 15 in love wlth the Doctor but she 1S so Hmousyn and unattractlve she is soon made to realize she 1S out of the running Dr Angell, through h1s absent mindedness and a number of h1lar1ous mls understandlngs, gets hlmself engaged to all three of hls CH1ldT6D'S favor1tes true colors, they lecture, slap, and shake the brats unt1l their teeth rattle Dr Angell, who 1S wr1t1ng a book about lizards, keeps a number of these reptlles in cages The brats, determlne to get rad of these three harr1dans, turn the llzards out of thelr cages ln hopes of frlghtenlng the women away Hydravea and Vpidemic start screamlng and runnlng and do not halt until they land ln the Paciflc Ocean The would be stepmothers are f1nally vanquished, and Ruth 1S changed lnto loveliness by new clothes and a beauty expert Wylie has plcked hls w1fe The cast lncludes Ann Horner, Kenneth Smlth, Nancy Cordell, Barr Zody, Charles Goshorn, Edith Mlner, Robert watson, qhirley Shaffer, Beverly Chamber lin, Patricia Ulnney, Roy Kline, Marlene havaman, Glorla Beck, Donald Edgar Monn MENTZER AND REED GARAGE 220 226 North Church Street Phone 330 De Soto Plymouth Waynesboro, Pennsylvania ' IJ ' 77777 o 0 0 f 0 'Q Q, . tl . . q - C . . - . . . h . . U . ' . , . . u KJ I . I . In ' . L. . . Then, each thinking her future stepmother status assured--shows herself in her Q - . . . A h . . . . . . . . A . Q . . . . . D LJ :. . a . Q A . . . . 0 I 17 L.. , -. . . ' D . . . O weflefh SUN BONLET SUE Susan Clifton, the Sunbonnet G1rl, is the orphaned child of muslcal parents She has been left 1n charge of Mr and Mrs Abigah Scroggs who have starved and stlnted her Mrs Henry Coleman, the presldent of the State Federatlon of Mus1cal Clubs, arrives in the vlllage to conduct a contest for certain scholarships 1n music On learnlng of the conte t, Sue timidly approaches the ladies 1n charge and asks to be allowed to take part, but Mrs Scroggs harshly refuses to allow lt Sue is discouraged, but tells her story to Barbara, Bob and Jerry and enlists thelr support Moreover, she tells them that she believes her parents left some property They promlse to call on the village constable and persuade h1m to lntercede 1n the name of the law Bob Coleman, carried away by her beauty and charm, immediately offers his heart and hand, but Sue refuse to llsten, saylng that she would be w1ll Quest of the constable wh1le Jerry and Barbara come to a romantic agreement Constable McSpav1n arrives to say that he has searched the Ccroggs' home and found a dlspatch box containlng Sue's effects, and among them 15 a deed to a town lot in Los Angeles that 1S verv valuable The cast 1nC1udeS Marlene Brown, Edna Reed, Alta Starr, Roy Kllne, Nancy Cordell, Bernice Miller, Donald veller, Charles Hunsecker, Bonnle Miller, Robert Watson, Patricia Monn, Harry Scott, Beverly Sprenkle, wllllam Black, Vlrglnia Kuhn -. B THOMPSON ff SON Waynesboro Phone 20 Fuel, Feed, Grain Pennsylvania O . I O . 0 . . . . O . S . I ' O O - A Q l I . V A S 0 u V r Q ' ing to consider him if only she were wealthy and independent. Bob goes in I u Lf . g, . L. s o . F jr ll 0 - - U Building Supplies McCUNE IUMBER CO PANY North Fayette Street J E Geesaman, Sr , Prop Shipperwburg, Pefmsylvaflia 'X , A JUNIOR RED CROSS First row Robert Freeman, John Marlow, Sonja DeHart, Roy Kllfles M013-YCGeeia man Second row Jane Shindledecker, Mrs Spangler, Eurnetta Carbauph, har es Goshorn 0 IIFRARIANS First row Rose Baker, Gloria Gossert, Shirley ohaffer, Marlene nlagaanan Second row Irene Biesecker, Nancy Kennedy, Hazel Hade, Marjorie Benedict 'ir-S. lewis, Edith Miner, Ann Horner, Gloria Beck. Third row- Elinor Biesecker flilma wisler, Shirley Stoops, Katharine Strausner, Richard Kauf 'nan, Dixi Hockenberry, Evelyn Fahrney, Jean Scott, Vary Nunefnaker. c I D 8 Q g g O 9 , - Q , 4 fl i 21 L1 I 'f k ' 'if . . 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TRI HI Y A First row sally Perk1ns, Delaine Smlth, Lols Nisler, Irene Biesecker, Nancy Cordell, Mrs Spangler, Shlrley Hockenberry, Marlene Wagaman, Ruby Bonebrake, Dlxie Cook Second row Lyndall Gelwlcks, Landa Cordell, Janet Knouse, Faye Monn, Deanna Hurley, Evelyn Helman, Gladys Hes , Nancy Cook, Phyllis Socks, Frances Socks, Arletta Barnes, Sandra Zody Third row Arlene welsh, Joyce Freeman, Delores Flagle, Shirley Stoops Fourth row Jane Shindledecker, Ruth Wagaman, Hazel Hade, Nancy Kennedy, Glorla Gossert, Ellnor Biesecker, Dorothy Shockey, Patsy Martin, Judy Rook, June Stouffer Fifth row Wanda Tharp, Nancy Avey, E1a1ne Ringenary, Songa DeHart, Jeanne Geesaman, Sandra Cook, Sally Kauffman, Nancy Hafer, Gloria Beck 'W 7 HI Y CIUB First row--James Sourbier, John Marlow, Donald Wildeson, Mr. Miller, Marvin Sheffler, William Zody, George Shaffer. Second row--Vernon Hartman, John Benedict, John Martin, Ronald Byers, Ralph Benedict, Nelson Oberholzer, Wayne Walters, Lee McCaully, Larry Frankenfield. Thlrd row--Geary Myers, John Hafer, Roy Summers, Charles Murray, Arnold Nagaman, Lloyd Bricker, Kenneth Embly, Ray Freeman, Edward Bonebrake, Terry Bakner, Franklin Carl. U :lf in - I 4 A7 ws . , sa - r' ' ' . E . 1 'Q . A . xl A JJ hx! r 5- J 2 1 , GI , vc. - Q Jj, MF' A I ' ' I i , fl V+' fi I , , W V - J 9 . f ' ' . gf V! 4 -r' 'J 4 A - - 4 -110 , -l 9 Vx 5 ' C U A , . 0 I -- . . E 1 . -D-. . ' 0 .... , 0 --D v O 4 .3 -K 1 Z I . 1, f Y 5 A N X Lx k 'M 1 1 s . .I1.: 55' RN ulrll: L, X -:sr . 3 A ,f U i , x 4 4 I 'P x . , 5 , :I A 'S ' ' 1 e CHORUS 4 N .A K Flrst row Janet Knouse, Nancy Cordell, Nancy mllhlde, Donna Kuhn, Shella Whitmore, Shlrley Monn, Sonja Hockenberry, Patsy Martln, Nancy Cook, Dorothy Qhockey, Dolores Shaffer, Arletta Barnes, Jean Mlller, Mrs Sipes Second row Faye Ionn, Parlene hagaman, Deanna Hurley, Bernlce hlller, Ruby Bonebrake, Connie Bentzer, Shlrley Ann Shockey, Nancy Avey, Margorie Benedlct, Dorothy Rosenberger, Jean N1lSOn, Norma Angle, Jane Shlndledecker, Phyllls Socks Thlrd row George Shaffer, Beverly Chamberlin, Joan Masters, Gloria Beck, Ann Horner, Beverly Sprenkle, Mary Jane harlow, Ruth Jones, Jeanne Geesaman, Shlrley Shaffer, Patsy Flnney, Irene Bleseoker, Shirley Hockenberry, Ronald Wagaman Fourth row Roy Summers, Dean Y1l1SF, Gary Kauffman, Franklin Llnpert, Lamar Creager James Courbier, Vernon Hartman, Barr Zody, Larry waga an, Gerald watson, Charles High, Terry Bakner Flfth row lee McCaully, Gerald Angle, Ronald Byers, Robert watson, Donald Wlldeson, Farvln Sheffler, Carroll Stottlemyer, Poy Khne, Allen St1ne, Wllham Zody, Lloyd Funk, Thomas Hook, Nel on Oberholzer DRANATIC LUB First row Ruth Ann Barry, Molly Geesaman, Nancy Nilhide, Donna Kuhn, Dorothy Verdier, Bernice Welsh, Jean M1ller, Jean Snowberger Second row Kenneth Smith, Arthur Barnhart, Gerald Watson, Harry Eccard, Stanley Haimov, Roy Klinq Robert Watson, John Gorman, Frank Lippert, Earl Hart, Donald Edgar Monn Third row Mrs Lew1s, Judy Kauffman, Lois Unger, Peggy Cosey, Rheva Martin, Jean Wilson, Beverly Rock, Darlene Bonner, Frances Stevens, Sonja Hockenberry, Sheila Whltmore, Dolores Shaffer, Emma Jean Misner Fourth row Dean Miller, Lorene Snowberger, Joyce Stine, Phyllis Johnston, Jean Scott, Janet Kline, Margorie Benedict, Burnetta Carbaugh, Dorothy Rosenberger, Peggy Devinney, Betty Lou Triesh, Norma Angle, Willlam h1lhide F1fth row Constance Besecker, Shirley Ann Shockey, D1xie Hockenberry, Charles Arnold, Kenneth Smith, Charles Drake, Charles Goshorn, Ruth Jones, Joan Masters, Helen Kuhn, Gary Kauffman r I ', ' . 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O WAYNESBORO BUSINESS SCHOOL Stenographic ecretarial Phone 1910 Night and Summer School and Accounting Courses g PHOTOGRAPH CLUB First row James rlasher, Evelyn Thomas, Allen Stine, Katharine Strausner, Beverly Chamberlin, Charles High, Wilma Wisler, Lloyd Sprenkle Second row Mr Sanders, Bonnie Adams, Ronald Besecker, Donald Moats, Bernice Miller, Thomas Hook, Larry Wapaman, Edward Nead, Shirley Reever, Kenneth Bendy,Shirley Vlonn STL DENIT COL wbl L Seated Roy Summers, Patsy Finney, Edith Miner, Marlene Wagaman, Gary Kauff man, Mrs. Lewis. Standing -Bernice Miller, Marvin Sheffler, Faye Monn, John Freeman, Charles Goshorn, Barr Zody, Beverly Sprenkle, William Zody, Elinor Qiesecker. . 0 'u -J 1 5 ' . ,J ' ' , Z5 'f 'Q ' i v . I if ' A E' . ,A , , . 4 . 4 V f A A 1 L, , 1 4 s Q 1 ' V . ' L ... L ll ' 1 f's 'C V, .f 4 W fy , J, . 1 ' 1 E, 1. 'Q -1 3 L ,J 'QT3 1 ' 71 n -- . . . -- - I . 1 0 i Rah . SJ- S il. N ,aff . . ,Y V Ya - v fw 1 A M-Q Rl Lt. CUJB I 'first row Cary Rock, Kennetn '1sner, Dnchard K uffunan, John 'Yao 'fav Hartman, Ir Heefner, Joseph hlnflledecker, Gene fiorner, Darryl Nnlls, L cy 1ar mn Larrv Bonner Second row Donn Cole, rrankl n Benetllct, Charle. cof t, 'robe man, Qlchari ordell, Kenneth oroft, All-an hlltz, Jene Carha RIFLE CILB ll First row--Mr. Heefner, Preston Mills, Glenn Shaffer, Ronald Wagaman, Do'-alf' Eugene Monn, Terry Baker. Second row--Floyd Stine, Aldus Hoover, Cleveland Freeman, John Carl, John Freeman. Thlrfl row--Ronald Cook, Willlen Helwan, Ivan Fortney, Charles Chan-berlln, Thomas Rock . U NI ON EMBLEM COMPANY ff , ? , , - ' f -- ' 9 - 7, ' A Q , .X f 4 5 , ,Qi h V , , W ,4 5 v U x 7' img: .V r Q Q -. 5 , a A f n' 5. X , 4 X I if .. , Q . --' ' Du' . ' ' a L 1 ,r, 1 ,, ' . L Q . AL S . 1, - f I A . al lv r' A , . A . X -- ' ' ' . ,i. A , ' Asa LL , orb ?T '9. . ' ' C Y ,, SJ C , '11f71'I, School Pennants and Jewelry Palmyra, Pennsylvania X D CHEERLEADWRS Phyllls Socks, Edlth liner, Dixie Hockenberrv, Connie Ientzer, Norma hnvle, Faye Nonn Our cheerleaders led the cheerlng at all the soccer games They started the basketball season w1th a pep rally at wh1ch they presented so e new cheers Their pep cheers urge the student body on and g1ve our teams the moral support they need The squad consists of one senior, one gunlor, three sophomores, and one fresh en YOLR PEP STEP ON THE STARTLR Your pep! Cclapl Step on the starter Your pep! Cclapl Crank ole Lizzie! You got it now keep it Come on, boys, Doggone it, don't lose it! Let's get busy!! Your pep! Cclapj Your pep! CCIBDD Your P - E - P, PEP!!! MONT ALTO STATE BANK Mont Alto Phone l9h63 Safety-Service-Courtesy Pennsylvania L5 ' vb U . , . X' A, E7 j . ' 5 , I X r X . Z xf f c n t -. l. o x L ,xx ,boar I 5 rf ' ...J . . , u ' ., 'f ,, L . x g . . . . . B . . - . . . . 1 , '- . Cf5m E, Q1'K21 ?' Q anime xiii 6 ll' BOYS BACK TBALL F1rst row John Marlow, Ivan Fortney, Kenneth Geesaman, Donald Eugene Monn Qecond row Lamar Creager, Thomas Rock, Kenneth Smith, Mr Gluck Th1rd row Donald Edgar Monn, Roy Kllne TF1S Vear's var lt, be ketball tear congleted thplf sea on W1tP a re ord of 1 vane ini 9 los S he ,artans ver +h X1 tl evtral lo e gave ith the return of seven letternen, Loatn uJl H pl cv had an SXLGF1 enced e m Although tn defen lve ox? of +1 team 1 s good, toe offen lve de,artment need 1 noll Q The ea 1 fall coca ful wear although they were not comtet lns 10 env conference The tean N111 lo e elpht letterlen by eraduatlon 'omeKer, th team w'l1 be 100klHF Pofw rd to a better record next year. PRYOR'S TIRE SERVICE, INC. 85 West Main Street Phone 1003 Vulcanizing and Recapping Waynesboro, Pennsylvania S XM GIRLS BASKETBALL M1 la D Flrst row Betty Fahrney, Shlrley Shaffer, Nancy Cordell, Shlrley toops Second row onja DeHart, Joyce Freeman, Pary Jane Varlow, Sally Kauffman Thlrd row Evelyn Fahrney, Beverly Chamberlln, Deanna Hurley, Songa Hocken berrv Th1s easor the g1P1S ba ketball team played a schedule of nlne games we won two of these The JHHlOT varslty team played two games wlth Green eastle a d won hoth of them The senlor clas su ported the team wlth elght player Speclal 16Ht1OH must be made of Glorla Gossert who d1d a flne Job in guardlng, and Shlrley Stoops and Joyce Freeman who helped in the scoring department Mary Jane Marlow and Nancy Cordell, new members th1s year, were also an asset to the team. Opponents Qulncy York Springs at Qulncy 52 Alumni at QulnCy 29 Gulncy at Greencastle hh 20 30 32 Scotland at QU1HCy 30 31 James Buchanan at Cu1HCy 16 15 Greencastle at Qh1UCy hl 21 Qulncy at James Buchanan 22 17 Culncy at York Spr1ngs 38 21 Quincy at Scotland 21 6 -Y aw f 'V .- ,X X R , V fx 5, - Lg A rv V Q.: ,Ms . at gf, 4 . ,r ., 71' -- 3 1' ,, L .' r ' 5 , ' -u , Y, ,, V .5 .. ,.. . 0 . ' . f I .-. . 4 L , A 'I Z .m..,a lg, ' s ' K , 1-una w s , 5 . , f 5 - I 1 ' 3 ' 5 1 xv xx 4' If W , V 1 M J. 2 X 1 I . S-0 A rf. LJ.. . A , . a -- A u a f V --S A A , 41 0 n . . 1 -- la. . . . S A S . ,f , . . . . o . ' -' fl c .Q . . . . 5 9 , S0 . . . . . . -. A . Q C . jk N Q! fa GHZ? fir? 54-W if BASEBALL Kneeling Roy Kline, Glenn Simmers Seated Donald Edgar Monn, Lloyd Sprenkle, Ivan Fortney, Larry Nagaman, Harry Scott, Charles Hunsecker, Thomas Rock, Iamar Creager, Robert Watson, Mr Gluck Standing Gerald Watson, Harry Eco ard, Gary Kauffman, Charles Goshorn, Kenneth Geesaman, Jerry Kauffman, Floyd Stine, Earl Gates, John Marlow The 195D b eball te m of Fu nay Hi h he ed a ecard of A W1HS and 1C losses The +eaw a hard hit bv t1e loss of everal senior starter from he pr cedin ve r The tear needed imcrovenent in the hittinr department and ome pol 1 hinp on field np This year the Spartans will have seven returning lettermen to the line up. There will he some new faces on the roster .hen the team takes field in 1955 . The Spartans are looking forward to one of its better seasons and should cause the o,posinp teams some trouble. Phone: 67h LEAMAN'S SEED STORE 209 West Main Street Waynesboro, Pennsylvania ,Jn , N-ff! 455 4535 Jswglkiflr SOCCER First row John Marlow, Ivan Fortney, John Hafer, Kenneth Bendy, Gary Kauffman Vernon Hartman Second row Thomas Hook, Kenneth Geesaman, Kenneth Smith, Lamar Creager, Thomas Rock, Donald Eugene Monn Third row Terry Baker, Floyd Stine, Allen Stine, Donald Edgar Monn, Roy Kline, Donald Wildeson Fourth row Kenneth Misner, Charles Scott, Darryl Mills, Ray Hartman, Gary Rock, Mr Cluck Quincy Opponents Quincy at Smithsburg Smithsburg at Quincy Saint Thomas at Quincy Quincy at James Buchanan Scotland at Ouincy Quincy at Greencastle Cuincy at Fannett Metal James Buchanan at Quincy Quincy at Scotland b 3 Greencastle at Quincy O l Fannett-Metal at Quincy l l The 19511-S5 C. H. S. soccer team finished their campaign with a record of 3 Mins, 7 losses, and l tie. They finished in fourth place in the Franklin County Conference. Coach HJimN Gluck had six lettermen returning from last year's Souad. Although the team didn't show too good a record, they had the fighting spirit. In suite of the loss of seven senior starters, the team is looking forward to a good season next year. McKOWN A WOIFF East Main Street Phone 3h0 Furniture and Floor Covering Waynesboro, Pennsylvania dn . Sun -3,33 , ' 5' 4 ' ' ,, l I , I Q -. of f 1 -Q Q 4 T ,L , H l 2 A ' 3 2 ' Q ' O 2 1 6 . ' 12 1 ' O 6 , ' - l 8 ' 0 6 QQAP .J PYIOHB IDTTIE'S BEAUTY SAIDN Qui ncy 11179-R-11 Haircutting and Permanents Pennsylvania Phone 11450 G. C. PHIDDGJR CO. Waynesboro Custom Aluminum Storm Windows and Doors Pennsylvania Characters ff!!! faculty autographs Qjfpwju -Q Y Wfvfffmf R Q student autographs 'Xi ft 1 ' X ,f ft' f ' ' , M , N I 'fu f I , ' V ,I 1 . ' ,fx -' ,., ,J - .1 J - ',l .- 0 I! i 5 .5 ' 'If . .,., il 64 hx, li. .W K vit! Y N, , . XX 1 we 1 X , fx . W -X ' L Z x It V, , V nf 5 ,J xp -Q t ' L ,t t, t