Salisbury Elk Lick High School - Salt Lick Yearbook (Salisbury, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1955 volume:

F. 3' 3.- xl. i F1 ' ka 3? SENIOR HIGH SCHOC SNJSIUIH' 5080- HK LIC!! TW JU!!! SCHOOL IQARD SAUSUIIRV' 3 l'!' COIMTV 'I SEQ SALT LICK 1954-1955 PUBLISHED BY THESENIORCLASS SALISBUR?-ELK LICK JTHIGI-I SCHOOL Scuhsburrg , Pos. Jon.. rx 0 35 A - ef? ' Ai V1 U .ap C, inmfinn It is with deep appreciation and very great pleasure that we have chosen to dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Timothy V. Monahan. Mr. Monahan, who is a graduate of St. Francis College, came to Salisbury-Elk Lick Jt. High School in 1952. It was our pleasure to have him as a home room teacher for two years. In appreciation of his untiring patience, his kind understanding, and his friendship to all, we the Senior Class of 1955, dedicate the WSalt Lickn to Mr. Monahan. , .'llfQ.r 44' fb Hnmlnlsmnnnn ag? ,, ax 9 ia X 'Q' Mi -9' HTH 4950! ww f.'l'xwIjs Q55 'ign- af wif! ' 5 ix - is 'NX ,. ,Y A ff f xv ihxiiw' K 155 . fa . aw i K gig? 15:40 3 QSM ' 11 ff H5554 F , H y,M,X,.1w..x, G Av ,Magi-E59 fx, R72 1' , . , ,Zu Q A . 1 1 XR, ,, Pvrwwi . , W, 1 gg B ? Arc.l1u'l'e.c'l's.. . H Board of Education lst How: Hubert Miller, Treas., Mrs. John Liohliter, Sec., Stanley Thomas, John Peck, President. 2nd Row: Galen Sohrock, President, Mrs. Mark Hillegas, A. G. Livengood V. President, Mrs. Bradley Hoke, Trees., Daniel King, President, Leonard Miller, V. President. S h I Authorit Seated: Mrs. Tressler, Sec., D. W. L1vengoOd, President- Standingz William Petry, deceased, John Lichllter, JP-1 Executive Seo., Jerry Beachy, Treas., Bayard Maust, Roy Blocher, V. President. All are architects of Fate: 7 SUPZYVISOYS . . John E. Benson Supervising Principal Otterbein College, Temple University, and University of Pittsburgh Degrees: B. A. and M. Ed. Francis A Showalter Principal California State Teachers College, Pennsylvania State University Degrees: B. S. and M. Ed. 4 I .1 X !XfXfX!XfxfxfxfN il n u u vv vm vu n vu u vs an vu vu n vw ru R Working in these walls of Time, Bullders... , in . if A ,go Ev av G1 R , A , , A 3, J Ronald M, Barmoy Mrs. Jane Hlllegas John B. Esch Math, General Science, Shorthand, Typing, English, Mathematics Biology, and Phyoloo and Bookkeeping . VgK,EQ?org3?iEkg, J ,,. V. K.., El., vvv, ,Er ly -1 . n n ,. , - ,V 3, I5 5. ' ' n s s Carl Lutz Mrs. Frances McT1gue ?qw ' Monald Zlltiwbw Industrial Arts Geography, Science, General Music K1 to 91, Mechanical Drawing and English Instrumental C7 to 127, F' Y ? Hubert L. Newman Commercial Law History Arith., and Health Some with massive deeds and great, Chorus and Band 'S Peggylgowell Timothy V. Monahan Physical ducation, English, Spanish, and General Business Of om furm1cOundol'l'lon Coach Andy Kalmanir pat Miller History. Health, and School Nurse Physical Education Robert M. Tressler Arline Shultzx ' Richard E. Vitale F3153-ish Homemalqing 7 AP19 l Lorlwfwl O Helen Ickes Edna Schrock School Secretary School Secretary resigned Some with ornaments of rhyme. SEHIUHS ,,,....-Qr ' M-M-M Q f.1 1 f 3.5 ,W , ,yur P X MV' SU 1 Q 1,1 QPR , A Q ,, fr 2-N., . ,Q , - 'ft ff' ali 4' -. 'Y Q-,. ' 3 ' --Ffiiflk ' -,V A QAVf - fi I M N-'-- , Q ,WN 494 fff1:1Qy .f0A'7y fdiif, f1 ,ffeg.?:?4 ffifif fo: fy' J' 4? rj' if The completed producf. . . EARL POPE 'Scrooge' 'A mighty man is he'--likes Saturday nights es pecially--class president a friend to all--general course good na tured--plans for the future PATRICIA HOOK 'Pat' 'She has two eyes so soft and brown'--class sec- retary-treasurer--edltor of year book--mixed course--that natural curl--honor student--eheer1eader-- 'one of the three'--wit--plans to be physical therapist. DIXIE GROVE 'Dix' 'Her silver voice is the rich music of a sum- mer bird'--Maple Princess--crazy about shoes--fond of dancing-- honor student--member of Salt Lick --'one of the three'--commercial student--Cleveland bound. Nothing useless RALPH PBITTS 'Prittsie' 'A quiet smile played round his lips' likes to play basketball vice president--shy around girls plans to work. is, or lowg Qfier Jruuzlve ,gears ot construchon CHARLES FATE nShortyN 'His figure was tall and stately'--enjoys all sports--sleeping and eating is fa- vorite past time--mixed course- six footer--friendly disposition neat dresser--service bound. X , WANDA HALL 'Hollyn 'Sweet Babe'-- cute hair style--commercial stu- dent--Jolly disposition--active in sports--plays trumpet--honor stu- dent--picture editor for Salt Lick 4 --likes to read--washington bound --devilish eyes. SHELVA BROWN nShe1n 'With words of sympathy or songn--cute turned LARRY MAUST uMausty' nRov1ng fan- cy, like the winds'--broad shoul- ders--mixed course--likes to square dance--specialty is teasing girls --good worker--dimples--Chas and Shorty are his buddies--oh that temper. up nose--neat dresser--cheerleader --'one of the threen--commercial student--enjoys dancing--wild about Jeff Chandler--pleasing person- ality--next stop Cleveland. Each thing in its place is best, Wall s+omd farm. .. ,n ,1. W LOU ANN NEWMAN nLoun nBlue were her eyes as the fairy f1ax'-- likes all kind of mus1c--com- mercial course photo ra h is S P Y her hobby--can't stand feathers-- happy go lucky--wants to be a typist. HUBERT SWABTZWELDER 'Lumn WNOW rising to the ceilingn--partici pates in all sports--honor stu- dent--with the gang--good natured --academic course--collects coins --plans to attend college. W' QW SONYA SOLOSKO 'Sone' 'On her an cheek blushes the richness of autumn sky'--likes to dance--ed itor of Agenda--enjoys reading- musically inclined--plans to attend Hood College--honor stu- dent. EDWARD MAUST 'Shepn 'Strongly built and athletic'--active in all sports--doesn't care for school--general course--girls envy his natural curl--his plans for the future are undecided. And what seems but idle show To mtomcz Hwe storms of We . . . JAMES BEACHY nBeachyn nNot one word spoke he more than there was need'-- likes food--a good basketball player --mixed course--active in all sports --quiet--neat--shy around girls-- plans to enter business school or Join the Army. JOANNE FOLK nJon WA life of honor and worth'--well liked by all--en- Joys reading--likes to see movies-- commercial student--musically in- clined--honor student--will attend Catherman's Business School. CHARLES DURST 'Chas' 'Voice gentle and low'--crisp wavy hair--favorite past time is square dancing--mixed course--likes to play baseball-- nice singing voice--wants to be a brick layer. LOUISE BLUEBAUGH nBlueyn nThe sound of thy merry voice'--likes long hair --commercial student--enjoys listen- ing to music--notice her eyes when she laughs--honor student--on the go --wants to become a secretary. Strengthens and supports the rest Wnlrh enduring s1'rgnQ+h... PHYLLIS HUTZEL nPhiln 'She has hair of golden huen--does a nice Job of baton twlrllng--full of life--likes to sew--dislikes gos- sipers- commercial course - --w1nner of the WI speak for Demooracyn con- n W test--wants to be a secretary. RICHARD BERKLEY nDickW nF1rm, gen tle d t N-- an s ill quiet--interested in stamp and coin collecting--an art student--basketball manager-- mixed course--studious--dependable --plans to work as mechanic or Join the Marines. nl ! r l DOROTHY JONES 'Dot' 'Fair ha1rH-- likes to go to movies--enjoys T. V. --dislikes snakes--on the go--com- mercial student--friendly--plans for the future are undecided. For the structure DONALD MULL nHotr0d' WFul1 of mischiefn--lots of energy--al- ways on the go--delivers news- papers--hlond hair--keeps road hot to Meyersdale--ladies man-- future undecided. I that we raise, ZOIFIUQ H12 wzught' ' ' V LAURETTA MAUST 'Shortyn 'Though she be but little she is full of pep'--active in sports--doesn't like seafoods--commercial course --socker captain--future unde- cided. RONALD WIEMER nwimpien nSk11led in all the crafts of hunters' always smiling--general course short in stature--a big tease dislikes school--plans for the future include craft school. BEBTHA CATON WTudy' nSpeaks in mild- ness'--redhead without a temper-- pleasing smile--general course--en- joys reading--quiet--dislikes school l --future is undecided. Time is with materials filledg RICHARD MILLER 'D1ckH nwrap him round with a mantle of cloud' honor student--wants to travel academic course--dislikes school --enjoys reading--plans to work in machine shop. L I ,e flrfiffv Oi fuhxrz burdens. - Y x it ESTHEB HETBICK 'Sis' 'Oh maiden fairn--drives her own oar--mixed course--has quite a giggle--likes dancing--enjoys oroohet1ng--ta1k- atlve--avid letter writer--wants to enter the nursing profession. shall CHARLES LINDEMAN 'Bill' NHearty and hale was hen--can be found be hind the wheel of a oar--general course--likes to play cards--al- ways going somewhere--plans to do road work in the future. MARY BUTLER WChickenH 'Not as a child we again behold her'--likes to roller skate--wants to travel--com- mercial student--1ibrarian--enjoys bookkeeping--likes athletics--future undecided. ANNA DIENER WAnn1eU 'So soft and kindn--notice her braids--friend to all--studious--mixed oourse--enthu- siastlo art student--likes sports-- plans to go into nurses training-- honor student. Our todays and yesterdays Q Sfoxdmg wffh Hu groundwork... 01's To Teens A T iflfw nm! u , xx If EM N- ' , 15.13 ,., :.:zSiVz.f,USi-, AW 11215, ' ,'f?L5FZ-.J,'::2f-175 V,.gs,j'5,,g25kg iw - 4, 55533 Ez, ' 'T ' 1511 : vssz l 'NRL Il '- 'I ,VAA f 1 D A M rf W 2 ll 2 3 1 .1 ,Ufmh-,yu , .- Joffrvv' I ?L.J,-v 1 lk-wvff ,, -Dinan 3 Are the blocks with which we build. Lcgoluznn our acllons... Class Will We, the Senior Class of 1955, of Salisbury-Elk Lick Jt. High School being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make known our last will and testament. Item I we hereby do give and bequeath, to those who have endeavored to give the best of education: To Mr. Benson, a well earned vacation from school worries. To Mr. Showalter, a sky light for his office. To Mr. Hilt, a 90 piece concert band. To Mr. Lutz, more equipment for the shop. To Mrs. Shultz, more surplus yarn for her homemaking classes. Mr. Barmoy, a neater storage room. Mr. Vitale, more seniors in art class. To To To Mrs. Hlllegas, an understanding bookkeeping class. To Mr. Newman, more attentive history students. To Miss Powell, a swimming pool to complete her gym program. To Mr. Monahan, just one study hall. To Mr. Esch, an enthusiastic Trig. class. To Mrs. McT1gue, some new films to show her geography classes. To Mr. Tressler, 7th grade students with a yearning for learning. To Mr. Kalmanir, a winning basketball team. Item II To the underclassmen we will the following: To the Junior Class, top spot in the new school. To the Sophomore Class, our well used books. To the Freshmen Class, the honor of being called NGreen1es.' To the 7th and 8th Grades, as much fun during their high school years as we've had. Item III To those who will succeed us we bestow the following: To Merle Keefer, the happy-go-lucky attitude of Earl Pope. To Roy Durst, the Solid Geometry book belonging to Richard Miller. To Betty Shoemaker, the letter writing technique of Esther Hetrick. To Esther Nicholson, Sonya So1osko's position as Agenda Editor. To Abe Tressler, the blonde hair belonging to Don Mull. To Buck Oester, the height of Hubert Swartzwelder. To John Ferrario, the engineer boots owned by Charles Llndeman. To Kay Oester, the cheerleading uniform belonging to Phyllis Hutzel To Bill Lynn, the quietness of Ralph Pritts. To Anna Short, Charles Durst leaves all his A's. To Bayetta Brown, the short hair of Wanda Hall. To Harold Swartzwelder, the collection of npocketbooksn owned by Eddie Maust. Truly shape and fashion these, 2 5 3: To unsure future securutg .. Item III fcontinuedl To Paul Hutzell, James Beachy's basketball uniform. To Nancy Snopsnyder, the position of librarian held by Mary Butler To Susan Deal, the interest in stamps left by Richard Berkley. To Judy Pyle, the long tresses of Pat Hook. To Jane Lynn, the artistic ability of Anna Diener. To William Pritts, Ronald W1emer's marksmanship in hunting. To Joanne Beachy, the athletic ability of Lauretta Maust. To Wanda Crltchfield, Shelva Brown's chair in the first clarinet section. To Charles Dickey, the position as Yearbook photographer held by Lou Ann Newman. To Marcella Zlmmermen, the red hair belonging to Bertha Caton. To Ralph Bowers, Larry Maust leaves his way with the women. To James Fisher, the typing speed of Joanne Folk. To Alice Hersh, Dorothy Jones's talent for arguing. To Susie Llchllter, the position as Agenda Business Manager held by Louise Bluebaugh. To Bob Durst, the mechanical drawing T-square belonging to Charles Fate. To Hazel Reckner, the charm and poise of Dixie Grove. Item IV We should like to acknowledge our appreciation to the following persons and organization, we therefore will the following: To Mrs. Miller, our school nurse, a healthy group of students. To Mr. Haselbarth and the janitorlng staff, the co-operation of the student body to keep the school clean. go our patient busdrivers, less wear and tear on their nerves o the School Board, continued success in bettering the school. We the Senior Class, in witness thereof have signed and sealed this will in our blood, trusting that it will be fulfilled, in this year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty five. The Sauafu, 1 Leave 110 yawning gaps betweeng We gaze oH'he 'FU+UYZ . . . i i Pl'OphQCy we! 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Junior Class James Fisher, Hazel Reckner, John Wengerd, Judy Pyle, Richard Yoder, Bayetta Brown, Thomas Bodes Joanne Beachy, Lynn Vought, Jane Baer, Larry Otto, Betty Shoemaker, Ralph Miller, Elaine Yoder John George, Janet LaRue, John Ferrario, Alice Jane Maust, Clifford Baker, Esther Nicholson, Bradley Oester Joanne Engle, Ronald Shumaker, Dixie Hutzell, William Harris, Isabelle Maust, Gordon Oester, Geraldine James Ronald Grew, Janet Christner, Donald Kemp, Elizabeth Compton, Larry Haines, Kay Geisweidt, Bernard Simpkins Blaine Minniok, James Sipple, Blaine Hetrick, Glenn 0tto,John Harding Such things will remain unseen. Under roof- -- ROW ROW ROW BOW ROW HOW V. I: II' II IV' VI' Sophomore Class Elizabeth Lichllter, Roy Durst, Glenda Gnagey, Robert Durst, Connie Johnson, Gary Miller, Kay Oester James Walker, Glenda Bodes, Harold Swartzwelder, Connie Crltchfield, Paul Hutzel, Greta Livengood, Dick Wisseman Naomi McKenzie, Merle Keefer, Mary Ryman, Lee Opel, Alice Hersh, william Witacre, Jane Lynn William Knecht, Dixie Thomas, Gene Hetrick, Nancy Knopsnyder, Lloyd Butler, Ruth Albright, Ronald Oester Audrey Thomas, Charles Dickey, Nonna Killius, Charles Sechler, Emma Caler, John James, Lydia Diener Glen Shumaker, Helen Orner, Robert Simpkins, Lester Diener In the elder days of Art, Oujrxsldz walls complded . . . I n N Freshmen Class ROW I: James McKenzie, Joyce Mull, William Wengerd, Marcia Brown, David Maust, Marla Hoke, Kenneth Wable ROW II: Kay Trent, Larry Bodes, Joyce Nicholson, Abraham Tressler, Wanda Critchfield, Gary Walker, Janet Walker ROW III: James Green, Gloria Otto, Ralph Bowers, Bonita Brown, Robert Vought, Anna Short, Charles Hetriok ROW IV: Shelva Orner, Joseph Sipple, Evelyn Brown, Duane George, Retha Shoemaker, Ronald Diehl, Lois Stevanus ROW V: Franklin Wagner, Sara Jane Fisher, Ronald Peck, Sandra Knopsnyder, Martin Maust, Elaine Tedrow, Denton Maust BOW VI: Marcella Zimmerman, Rosalie Kaylor, Grace Hutzel, Jean Yoder, Marion Hetrick, Jean Fisher , Builders viz-ought with greatest care 1 Early olzvzlopmznt.. ROW BOW ROW ROW BOW I! II: III: IV: V: 1293 Eighth Grade Donna Engle, Thomas Hook, James Walker, Virginia Hersh, Edgar Niner, Shirley McKenzie, Michael Short Judith Fisher, Neil Bodamer, Kenneth Statler, Linda Showalter, Robert Wisseman, Patricia Broadwater, Fred Haselbarth Carl Orner, James Ferrario, Evelyn Engle, Clifford Stevanus, Stanley Simpkins, William Pritts, Darryle Albright Kay Baker, Dale Hetrick, Mary Alice Baker, Evelyn Blake, Carl Dorsey, Carl Minnick, Susan Deal Gerald Kolb, Rachel Housel, Samuel LaRue, Mary Housel, Melvin Bluebaugh Each minute and unseen part: Row momteruols . . . ROW BOW BOW BOW ROW BOW Seventh Grade IIII V I: Paul Bowman, Elizabeth Ann Fay, Homer Albright, Patricia Shumaker, Delmos George, Nancy Engle, James Roberts II: Linda Vought, Timothy McChesney, Patricia Cook, Sheldon Haselbarth, Glenda Diehl, William Robertson, Charles Patton III: Roger Orner, Carrol Maust, Ronald McKenzie, Gay Kllllus, James Ryman, Mary Kay McClure, Robert Maust IV: Bonnie Geisweidt, william Haines, Shirley Hutzel, walter Pugh, Dorothy Fuller, Kent Miller, Alexander Norris V: Donald Kretchman, Lela Ellen Shultz, william Lynn, Nancy Hutzel, Thomas Tedrow, Judith Colflesh, Bernard McKenzie VI: Barbara Mort, Clifford Hutzel, Freda Bittinger, Sanford Bodes, Nellie Lung, Stephen Pope, Cecil Maust Absent--Alfred Anderson, Erla Diener For the Gods see everywhere. I-'-OFCYTICH... Class Colors Blue and Silver Class Flower Red Bose Class Motto nlntense Effort Eduoatesn Grade 12 President Earl Pope V. President Ralph Pritts Sec.-Treas. Patty Hook Grade ll President V. President Sec.-Treas. Grade 10 President V. President Secretary Treasurer Grade 9 President V. President Sec.-Treas. Grade 8 President V, President Sec.-Treas. Grade 7 President V. President Secretary Treasurer James Fisher Ronald Grew Judy Pyle Gary Miller Bob Durst Kay Oester Richard Wisseman David Maust Marla Hoke Bonnie Brown Edgar Niner Mary Susan Deal Linda Showalter Timothy McChesney Mary Kay McClure Delmos George Patty Cook Let us do our work as well, iortoir.. nne Folk Chorus Pianist 3 Agenda Staff U Yearbook Staff 4 Sec. Tr-eas. 3 ,AWWA - at Hubert Swartzwelder Basketball J. V. 1 V. 2, 3, 1+ Baseball 1, 2, 3, Band l, 2, 3 Richard Miller Dramatlcs Club Li Anna D1 ner 4 Librarian 2, 3 1+ - ' Agenda Staff' 3 Yearbook staff 3 ,, f . .9 1, .V, K f Senior Activities F. H? A. l I b ' ' . fa .f- an. Charles Fate Band 3 Ronald Welmer li Chorus 2, 3 Patrol Boy 1, 2, 3, 1+ Baske tball V . 3 Chorus 2, 3 J, V, 1, 2 President 2 Baseball l, 2, LI- A 1 ix A11 County Band 3 Patrol Boy l Vice President 1 Dramatlos Club lb Dramatics Club 1+ 'I' Student Relation Board Ll- Dlxie Grove K .0 J F. H. A. 1 I Chorus 2, 3, lb Band l 2 3 1+ i Cheerleader l, 2, 3, lk Dramatlos Club egg-3dBiow2 3 L, Yearbook Staff' Li ChoI.uS'2,'3,'L, ' Maple Princess 1+ Cheerleader 2 3 Li x Spanish Club 2 F. H. A. 1 ' ' - - Charles Durst Spanish Club 2 1 President 3 Dramatics Club 1+ Sonya bolosko B8-Hd 3 Band l, 2, 3, L+ Chorus 2 Li Chorus 2' 3 ,X ' Patrol Boy 1 3 Li ggeEdaAEditor U gasebill li 5' A lg ' ' ' ecre ary -X 1 3- Spanish Club 2 , Dramatics Club 4 ,V Dramatios Club li my 211 County Band 3, L+ genda Staff' 3 LOU AD-U Newman Band 1, 2, 3, 4 1a1:.:.f1.:H 1 . em 2, 2- L+ 9 F. H. A.. 1 2 Patrol Boy l Pnotogrophr Club L+ . i Edward Maust Dramatics Club li- lph Pritts mil' - Band 3 Yearbook Photographer L+ Vice President li ,iz la i ad' Chorus 3 Vice President 2 Basketball v. L+ BaSketba11 v. LP Baseball 3, Lv J. v. 1, 2 I 1.3 : I Dramatjhgs Club Lp 3, 152215251L55Qi,,gf2:2mE' Baseball 1, 2, 3, Ll' l eVkQzfi:!r2iQf:, . Ax Dramatlcs Club L+ l fx , i 1 5 ,., 1, 1' e rj gg? . Ni ' 'd C '12 t Pl 1- -':: r ' ' X3 2, 2 . r.v,. ' ' Sl: Q. L, Z. .... ::f. V, f ,J ' i , E Esther Hetrick V, .g e F- H- A- 1, 2 .lliiiiiliiifzf i Chorus 2, 3, 1+ Earl Pope School Patrol L+ U President 1+ Dramatics Club U ' Patrol Boy 1, 2, 3, L+ Both the unseen and the seen! R2m'Forcemcn+... Senior Activities Patricia Hook James Allen Beachy f B d 1 2 4 Vice President 3 - Cg2ruS'2,'3?'u Basketball V. 4 'qiy ,E F. H. A. l J. V. 1, 2, 3 . . SX Spanish Club 2 Baseball 1, 2, 3, '+ -'- ' N Photography Club 4 , X f Dramatics Club 4 ?.z Yearbook Editor Lb LP XS. Dorothy Jones Cheerleader l 2 3 Ny Chorus Pr-es1dent,1+ , fig Agenda itaff 1+ A x Sec. Treas. 2, L+ ,Wei Chorus ' A Us . President 1 Dramatics Club 1+ , . ik, ' 9 O5 ,t Phy111s Hutzel ,,gz'- 4 A f- chorus 2, 3, L+ A A. 1, 2 i,'Q, QJ BSPEHSHCBXOH 3 ' Agenda Staff 3, U F Cheerleader l, 2, 3, U ,u-p . . . 1, 2 is Librarian 2, 3 AIX Majorette 4 Dramatics Club 4 Yearbook Staff 3 . ,V V N , , .,sSs f f 'f, - 'vale .L - Larry Maust 2' , 'iff-,-Q ' . Patrol Boy l 'Wi' 'T' f' ' Wanda Hall Bill Llndeman Band 1, 2, 3, 1+ Band 2, 3 ChmMs2,3,4 X I Ummm 3 F. H. A. 1 1'---- Basketball J. v. 1 2 spanish Club 2 ' Photography Club 2 ,2f'1b:1Q Dramatios Club A Louise Bluebaugh Yearbook Staff Q gienda Eusiness Manager U A11 County Band 2, 4 OPUS Treasurer l Lauretta Maust Soccer Captain 4 F. H. A. 1, 2 . Dramatlos Club 1+ Mary Butler 7 Richard Berkley Basketball Manager 4 Librarian l, 2, 3, U F. H. A. 1, 2 nW , k 2 W C ff A 1 05 f Volleyball Captain 3 Dramatlcs Club u Make the house, where Gods may dwell, Ovzrhmz . . . Annual Staff Seated: Janie Baer, layout, Joanne Beachy, asst. editor, Pat Hook, ed itor, Dixie Grove, business manager, Wanda Hall, picture editor Standing: Larry Haines, asst. photographer, Shelva Brown, layout, Jo- anne Folk, typist, Lou Ann Newman, photographer, Liz Compton, layout, John Wengerd, advertising .....-ai rv- M- 'W' Beautiful, entire, and clean. Tnme and on half Seated: Standing: Absent: Newspaper Staff Dorothy Jones, Typist, Joanne Folk, Typist, Esther Nicholson, Asst. Editor, Sonya Solosko, Editor, Phyllis Hutzel, Feature Editor, Janie Baer, Reporter, Louise Bluebaugh, Typist and Business Manager. Larry Haines, Reporter, Janet Christner, Reporter, Hazel Beokner, Reporter, Betty Shumaker, Exchange, Elizabeth Compton, Reporter, Dixie Hutzel, News Editor, John Wengerd Sports Editor. Kay Geisweidt, Art Editor, Judy Pyle, Reporter. 7 At work--no yes Else our lives are incomplete, ii 3 Tumcout... Band Seated from left to right! lst row-Sonya Solosko, Elizabeth Ann 2nd 3rd bth 5th 6th 7th POW POW POW POW POW POW Lichliter, Glenda Gnagey, Kay Oester, Connie Critchfield, Shelva Brown, Lou Ann Newman, Isabelle Maust. Hubert Rose, Mary Alice Baker, Audrey Thomas, Marla Hoke, Greta Livengood, Susan Deal, Wanda Critohfield, Janet Walker Harold Swartzwelder, Neal Rodamer, Dixie Grove, Pat Hook, Betsy Fay, Patty Cook, Joyce Nicholson, Kay Trent. Lois Stevanus, Marcia Brown, Shelva Orner, Anna Shortt, Jean Yoder, Gloria Otto, Marcella Zimmerman, Bobby Maust. Jim Walker, Dorothy Fuller, Jean Fisher, Boy Durst, Mary Kay McClure, Judy Fisher, Carl Orner. Jlm Walker, Gary Walker, Charley Dickey, Wanda Hall, Kenny Statler, Ron Shumaker, Bill Knecht. Gerald Kolb, Sandy Bodes, Linda Showalter, Charley Sechler, Grace Hutzel, Virginia Hersh, Lester Diener. All-County Band Representatives Connie Critchfleld--Clarinet, Wanda Lou Hall--Trumpet, Isabelle Maust-- Clarinet, Sonya Solosko--Flute. Standing in these walls of Time, For rzloxahon.. Chorus Seated from left to right: lst row--Kay Trent, Joyce Nicholson, Hazel 2nd 3rd Nth Sth 6th 7th POW POW POW POW POW POW-- Reokner, Janet Christner, Dixie Hutzel, Dixie Thomas, Jane Lynn, Connie Critchfield. Elizabeth Ann Lichliter, Elizabeth Compton, Marcella Zimmer- man, Joanne Beachy, Dixie Grove, Shelva Brown, Esther Nichol- son, Marcia Brown. Janet walker, Bonnie Brown, Marla Hoke, Janet LaRue, Elaine Esther Hetrick, Dorothy Jones, Louise Bluebaugh. Betty Lou Shoemaker, Sonya Solosko, Elaine Tedrow, Bertha Caton, Judy Pyle, Wanda Hall, Lou Ann Newman, Phyllis Hutzel. Audrey Thomas, Kay Shoemaker, Grace Hutzel, Nancy Knopsnyder, Emma Jean Caler, Betha Shoemaker, Kay Geisweidt, Alice Maust. Lois Stevanus, Mary Ryman, Helen Orner, Jean Yoder, Sara Jane Fisher, Rosalie Kaylor, Evelyn Brown, Shelva Orner, Wanda Critchfield. Joyce Mull, Connie Johnson, Jane Baer, Kay Oester, Glenda Gnagey, Glenda Bodes, Isabelle Maust, Geraldine James, Pat Hook. a n X ,gw5m I W ?' fern .. f x -X X X Broken stairways, where the feet L Fmxshmg Crzw.. Dramatics Club Row I: Betty Lou Shumaker, Judy Pyle, Joanne Beaohy, Isabelle Maust. Row II: Geraldine James, Esther Nicholson, Lynn Vought, Ralph Miller, Jane Lynn, Bob Durst, John James Janie Baer, Janet ner. Bow I: Row II: Row III: Lou Ann Newman, Pat Hook, Dixie Grove, Shelva Brown, Wanda Hall, Dorothy Jones. Esther Hetriek, Bertha Caton, Louise Bluebaugh, Lauretta Maust, Sonya Solosko. Larry Maust, Bill Linde- man, Richard Berkley, Charles Fate, Eddie Maust. wb Seated: Pat Hook, Kay Oester, Wanda Hall, President, Glenda Gnagey, Treasurer, Lou Ann Newman. Standing Row I: Joanne Beachy, Janie Baer, Elizabeth Lichliter, Hazel Reckner. Bow II: Charley Sechler, Charley Dickey, Roy Durst. As they seek to climb. Umon reprzsntahves... Student elations Seated: Kenneth Statler, Glenda Gnagey, Mary Kay McClure, Elizabeth Ann Fay, Judy Pyle. Standing: Ralph Bowers, Gary Miller, Hubert Swartz- welder, John Wengerd, Ronal Peck. Alternates Seated: Kay Oester, Lou Ann Newman, Patricia Broadwater, Janie Baer, Wanda Critch- field. Standing: Boy Durst, William Lynn, Robert Maust, Kenneth Wable. School Patrol lst Row: Lauretta Maust, Jane Lynn, Esther Hetriok 2nd Row: John Wengerd, Ralph Miller, Ronald Weimer 3rd Row: Merle Keffer, Tom Hook, Lloyd Butler Uth Row: Charles Durst, James Green 5th Row: John James, Earl Pope Build today, then, strong and sure, Sknlleol CronC+smen... W Qaqfh Kxxpu LJ '., X' 1' Vx Basketball Team Standing left to right: Hubert Swartz- welder, Gordon Oester, Harold Swartz- welder, Bill Kneoht, John Harding, Rich- ard Yoder, James Fisher, James Beachy, Ed Maust, John Wengerd, Coach Kalmanir Kneeling: Richard Berkley, Stanley Simpkins, Managers ome Opener: Sal with a firm and ample baseg isbufy v s. porbe S Apprenlwccs JV Row Ig Paul Hutzel, Lester Diener, Denton Maust, Bill Wengerd, Bernard Simpkins. Row II: B111 Knecht, Ron Peck, Ralph Bowers, Harold Swartzwelder, Coach Kalmanir. th Grade Basketball Team Basketball Team Row I: Melvin Bluebaugh, Kenneth Statler, Edgar Niner, Thomas Hook, Gerald Kol Carl Orner. Row II: Homer Albright, Manager, Neil Bodame b, T, James Ferrarlo, William Pritts, Stan- ley Simpkins, Fred Haselbarth, Coach Kalmanir. And ascending and secure Boosicrs. .. Varsiw Phyllis Hutzel, Shelva Brown, Captain, Dixie Grove, Patricia Hook. Connie Johnson, Joanne Beachy, Kay Oester, Dixie Hutzel. Shall tomorrow find its place. Tram Maple Prmczss Dixie, Lee G rove can tain Hughluglds... In the basket Two man Same I wonder? Winners Congratulations He fouled UP we S0 Ca1l'em Ref. Sees the world as one vast plaln, ana one boundless reach of sky p Hnvfmlsln u 5 jx Q K 'K 12-1 '-...fy , S., 31,1 H :Wx XW,,, ' J' x ff 3 X: fy: Q fxx f Um sf? Exif lmifsliea FRQM Salisbury-Elk Lick Joint Schools The Motor Service Company Forcl 81 Mercury SALES 6. sERv1cE Grantsville, Maryland l Phone Grantsville 114 Men's Clothing ci Slfioes Boys' W. H. BaIcIwin's Store l-IADY-Proprietors-WOULLARD Phone 106-M Meyersdale. Pa. COOPERATIVE BarIoer's Market SERVICE Phone 28 Meyersdale, Pa. W. l-larolol Miller, Prop. Groceries - Meat Telephone 1313 Produce - Maple Products We Deliver Grantsville Maryland We Give S.8zH. Green Stamps ' TI1e Shoe SI1o Your GE. Store p 9 Largest Stock of Quality Shoes Kn In Somerset County Phone 198-W Meyersdele, Pa. X'Ray Shoe Fitting Phone 183-M Meyersdale, Pa Compliments of H I LL T 0 P I N N Grantsville. Md. For the Best in Foocl Bring Your Family to l-lill Top lnn CQMPLIMENTS The Village Theatre SALISBURY +4 State Theatre MEYERSDALE T. I. CHAMBLETT V Your Entertainment Centers Compliments of R. D. SPEICH ER Your Iohn Deere Dealer Phone 433-I Meyersdale, Pa. G I Compliments of Bowling - Lunch J. Bruce Phillips Allis-Chalmers Farm Equipment Dale Weller, Prop. McCulloch Power Saws Phone 101-R Meyersdale, P H. J. Beamer WENZEL Ford Sa les D I . ry C eamng F O R D Worth More When You Buy It Phone Worth More When You Sell It 344 Main street Meyemdale, Pa. Meyersdale' Pa' ' Congratulations, Seniors Somerset Farm Bureau MACHINERY DIVISION Meyersdale Somerset Windber Miller Machine Works MACHINERY 6 EQUIPMENT Machine Shop Service Phone 423 Springs, Pa. QTTO BRICK 81 TILE WORKS WALTER ROY QA Manufacturers of gd Brick, Building Tile and Drain Tile l Ph 43111 Sp q P 5 z , Compliments of Mrs. Alexander Solosko Queen City Dairy Co-op DAIRY DALE BRANCH Meyersdale. Pa. Compliments of Harry's Food Market Meyersdctle. Penncr. Where You Com Get the Most of the Best for the Least A. J. WEN GER D Roofing and Spouting Phone Grantsville 4-3831 Compliments of Shipley Hardware Co. Meyersdale. Pa. C7x X 1 1 - The Toggery Shop Men's 6: Boys' Clothing H. A. Finegan Harry E. Commons 220 Center Street, Meyersdale, Pa. g -X, yQfiEf lrwin's Berber Shop CREW CUTS A SPECIALTY 42 Salisbury St. Meyersdale, Pa. Salisbury. Pa. SWAN K'S Complete Home Furnishers Westinghouse Appliances F arm Supplies Tools for all Trades Phone 66 Meyersdale. Pa. ff:f fTf55f5-Qfffr-iT1Lx.I-L Meyersdale Music 81 Record Store Instruments for all Occasions Sylvania Television-Hammond Solovoix LESTER PIANOS Phone 265 239 Main Street MEYERSDALE, PA. QQQfx?'QfQ Rodamer Concrete Products Concrete Blocks-Sand-Stone--Cement Building Supplies Telephone 427 Springs, Pa. Compliments of H. W. Walker Company ICE CREAM DAIRY PRODUCTS Phone 4111 Somerset, Pa. Q P 1 YODERS LGCKER PLANT Grantsville. Md. Phone 88 MEATS Wholesale 8g Retail Pnovlsloms Slaughtering-Freezing-Curing-Canning AMANA HOME FREEZER Filiofl Concrete Products Co. M Burial Vcxulis-Complete Burial Service M Walter M. Fike. Prop. Phone 127-I Concrete Walks-Slabs-Joists--Lintels-Sills Septic Tanks-Fireplace Mantels-Specialties R. D. 3-Gif Route 219 Meyersdczle, Pct. 'J Meyersdale Republican Not A M N p p --A C mmunity S Complete Printing Service Meyersdale. Pa. A Compliments of GNAGEY'S CLDSMCBILE SALES ci SERVICE - Phone 312 Meyersdale. Pct. KEYSTONE LIME COMPANY Agriculture Lime-Limestone Chips Telephone 418 Springs, Pa. For The Land's Sake Use Lime Otto's Esso Servicenter Tires, Batteries omd Accessories Phone 4-152 Springs. Pa. La Bcnifa Compliments of SteIIct Meoqer Ladies' and Junior Apparel The Haselba I I'h All Nationally Advertised Phone 221-R Store MONN STUDIO PORTRAITS WEDDINGS COMMERCIAL COPYING PHOTO FINISHING ENLARGING 138 Center Street Meyersdale, Pot. Phone 165-M Compliments oi Di Pasquale Florists Phone 272 Meyersdale. Pa. Willys Cars 2 agd 4 Wlisel Drive t t' a . . a 'On gong Congratulations Seniors- ALES SERVICE JEEP Sechler Motor Company Sammy Susser Sez Sherman Street Phone 374-J Meyersdale, Pa. Success Depends on Backbone Complete Line of Willys Parts and Accessori inOt one 4 Wheel Dr Jeeps 4 Wheel Drive T k Diamonds Watches Woullarcl's Jewelry Store fFormerly Cook's Jewelry Storej William Woullard, Prop. ' Meyersdale, Pennsylvania Silverware lewelry yQQ'Q Ct' N t' l B l4 Serving Southern Somerset County Successfully Since 1868 MEYERSDALE, PA. TOP FLAVCR GLASS IS YOUR GUARANTEE OF FINE QUALITY FULL MEASURE Home Deliveries To Meyersdale Salisbury St. Paul Springs Garrett Rockwood New Centerville Ursina Confluence Call For GNAGEY'S GUERNSEY MILK GNAGEY'S DAI Y Visitors Aiwcrys W'e1com F. W. Bender Company GENERAL MERCHANDISE FLOUR-FEED-GROCPERIES-DRY GOODS Serving th C mmunity's Needs for 59 Years Phone 4-214 Springs. Pct. iEstab1ished 19011 The Second National Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Meyersdale. Pennsylvania Compliments of Champion Pipe Products Co Boynton, Pa. Phone 2041 Q'QyQ Compliments of D. W. LIVENGCDOD Phone 2562 P.O. Box E Salisbury. Pennsylvania STATLER CO. DRY CLEANERS Phone 2602 Salisbury LAUGHERYS Auto Body Automobile Repairing and Refinishing Meyersdale, Pa. Q' Landis Beauty Shop 230 Center Street Meyersdale, Pa. Phone 308 : 1 iB4B5Ef BOLDEN Plumbing Co. Caloric Blackstone Gas Ranges Automatic Washers P maglas Water Heaters Pho e 297 Meyersdale, Pa BAER gl COMPANY Appliances-Electric ancl Gas-l-larclware Contractors in Plumbina, l-leatina, Slneetmetal anol Rooiina Phone 75 Meyersdale. Pa. I MILLER S H. G. BENDER P Farm Equipment and Refrigeration Parts Ka Service Phone 294 Meyersdale, Pa. Phone 200 Meyersdale, Pa I Thomas Drug Store TWIGG S We Appreciate Your Business Q Meyersdale. Pa. Meyersdale. Pa. J Phone 1 1 1-I Q x Compliments of Welfley's Department Store Dry Goods Shoes Wearina Apparel Salisbury, Pennsylvania Salisbury Service Center Phone 9481 Patents Salisbury. Pa. Gifts for all Occasions JOSEPH E. ANAYA CARPENTER New Building-Remodeling Built-ln Cabinets Phone 2835 Salisbury. Pa. Richard R. Haselbarth Sheet Metal Shop Spouting Warm Air Furnaces Phone 2592 SALISBURY, PA. f - I Diehl s Variety Store School Supplies Novelties Dry Goods Salisbury. Pa. Edie Walker's Dress Shop Phone 2932 Salisbury, Penna. w3, Joe's Sandwich Shop Joe James Phone 2304 Salisbury, Pa. COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF Sportsman'S 570 Coleman Ave. I ohnstown. Pa. SPORTING GOODS-TROPI-IIES-TOYS JOHN COVER INSURANCE AII Types Meyersdale, Pa. Phone 55 STANTON MILLS Grantsville, Md. Ye Village Shoppe DRY GOODS, TOYS PITTSBURGH PAINTS G tsville, Md. Phone 150 Tot 81 Teen Shoppe Childrens Wear 35 Center Street Monument Square, Next to Acme Meyersdale, Pa. QfQ MONUMENTS 22 COOK and LINTZ DICK REICH FURNITURE AND FLOOR COVERINGS Meyersdale, Pa. Phone 183 J Compliments of CORNER DRUG STORE The Rexall Store Meyersdale. Pennsylvania C Compliments of Compliments of S. C. Showalter . MAYTAG WASHERS A. l.IVeI'lQOOCl SPEED QUEEN WASHERS Salisbury. Pa. George's Market FAY'S MARKET COI11D1G'f9 FOOCl Store Meats 6: Groceries Phone 110 Free Delivery Grantsville. Maryland Ph ne 2914 Salisbu Y Pa Compliments ot B. H. HCKE, JR., M. D. i , . .Zi WW JMffJMM, jugs? 29 W3 Wwfjiff Q 74a,,.MZ?JWWj , WWW vfffiffjj W MJXMW0 4zfi wf+ W ,coated if fffifffw G A 'WJ' Thomas Funeral Home Ambulance Service S. M. Thomas. Prop. Phone 2304 Outdoor Advertising Compliments Wm. l'l8l'CllI'1Q CO. Sherwin-Williams Products Salisbury. Pa. BEAUTY SHOP bQQ'Q Salisbury Auto Company Electric Welding 5. Repairing A Specialty Salisbury. Pa. S. E. Engle. Proprietor WSW - 4-WZUL 7 gjggwlw ' N K 66 W MTE QW uf Jiififiif M M .,f,s. ZL9y F SN ZMf?J9?M MMW WM?f95Y ii ' My ' 4 we my A E JM d ! T 'A1Q x , ig ff :N ' ff 1 K 1 - S , I Q , ,.f,,QQ , ' ' , ,. ', '51, L Y g,' i'f -'l3'125P M' f'H ,n 1 LQ'f1Yz',,:-.-:M . -, I- Q 1 ' ' ' ' ' .2 1' ' ' ' 'Q 7 79' 2 . i:31s2.. w. f ' f'4Q,w3LkmL4+h.mmm QQ W M 6 J Hmr.f CLAPPER'S Your Building Material Dealer Complete Line from Foundation to Root Phone 212-W Meyersdale. Pa. Wilbur B. Licliliter Lite, A CS S, and Hospitalization Insurance SALISBURY i SOMERSET Compliments of SALISBURY ELECTRIC i'Everytl1ing Electrical R.C.A., Philco, GE., Thor, Zenith Plus the Rest of the Best Phone 2912 Salisbury, Pa. WW! ,g,fff54 JM 2? jwfffw ffw , wjww fm QQ4g,25,c', ,Dum-fufw' fdwvf ' W440W7!M,,,,g, Compliments ot Casselman Motor Co. Chevrolet Sales and Service GRANTSVILLE. MD. Amoco - GAS - American Oak Grove Service Station Mlller Brothers Alt SPRINGS, PA. R 1 h Raymond Rosenberger on a p Grantsville' Maryland Allis-Chalmers Power Equipment Phone 1613 Bolens Garden Tractors on U S Route 40 New Idea Farm Equipment At Inter. Route 219 Phone Grantsville 4-122 QQQQQQ' 5 i - RQBERTSQNS Carl Miller Garage Chrysler-Plymouth 305 Main Street Sales and Service Meyersdale. Penna. Meyersdalel Pa. QQQQQ' H. M. YCDDER For Your lnsurance Needs Phone 4-133 Springs. Pa. If '..,- . 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