Selinsgrove Area High School - Cynosure Yearbook (Selinsgrove, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1954 volume:

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Many of us, however, will continue our education while others will begin their lifels work immediately upon graduation. ln this book we have placed a pictorial of our friends. hoth lac-ulty and fellow studentsg and our accomplishments during our sr-hool years. Therefore, we have published this book to help preserve in memory our days together at Selins- grove High School. Dedication To our entire faculty during the past twelve years we owe a great debt of gratitude for their ex- cellent guidance and assistance. However. we wish to extend persosal apprecia- tion to one who truly deserves it. His wise and helpful advice. and his unselfish contributions to projects of our class have won him the admiration and friendship of our entire group. Therefore. we respectfully dedicate our Cyno- sure to Blair L. Heaton, a true friend of the Class of 19511. F a,,fQ,xugfz5t we .kv S. H. S. Alma Mater High. o'er towering the town, stands the school we love. No more beautiful school is there to be found. We love its great halls. winding malls, ivied walls. We love all its fields. courts and classroomsg They're so dear! Many happy hours have we spent here. Here friendships have been made that will never die. We shall never, neler forget those, w e here have met. Time cannot loose the bonds that unite us all. For we pledge to keep alive our deep brotherhood. All hail and praise he eler given to thee our loved old 'SS-H-S . Memories we cherish will never per Here we have worked, playedg foundations strong laidg to be prepared ish-memories of S H S. We thank the people for our free schoolg teachers to give it life. for life. CHORUS Hail! Alma Mater, our cherished Mother! Hail to thy glorious name. May it have wide fame! Cod grant that we he of your past worthy. And that in future years you may have no peers. 5 , I I7 . .I I '- I 1 , - -. -:rn - -I 'If , : I-llUl7lf-!lf!?-I':.iI.7f -W YJ ' , auf . FQ' , Ilurgi-D-IQEQ1 . 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J-' ' Prlncl als ,WMWR ' RJ P 4 XX 1 N1 . H li LR: MR. ALBERT P0TTr:lcr:R . R AROLU 0 Supervising Senlor Ilzgh .Svhool N K , MR. CHARLES FASOLD MR. EUGENE Km-:H:R funior High School Ialernentary ROBERT HASTRESS, Guidance C0 F acult AB., M.A. ARLINI-1 BI-IDEAUX, B.A., lVI.A Lmselor Social Studies Susquehanna Universit Q Bucknell lfni ...... S y . usquehanna lfniversity versity Pennsylvania State College lVllLDRED BITTNER. BS. Mimrn-x DAVIS, AB. Commercial Math eml1lfCS Susquehanna Uni versity Susquehanna University Facult 'I'nmus liven. IES. limun' I+'m'Mlm3. BS.. MA Sllflllll Sfzuliws. Biology Biology. History Bm-km-ll lhiwrsity Sllsqus-hanna l7nivvrsiIy lin I 11,1,x1lcu. BS. Iimm HIC.-X'l'0N. AJS. lx Nll sn: lCm'4:x'l'1oN. Dmvrilc fllzzllwrlffzlivs. Iinglixh l'1 l ?V1 0N Sllsquvlulnna Uniwrsily SIlSIlll4'lIlllIllil lvnivvrsily Hue-km-ll lniwrsily I Facult MA. ICM Hlclulxw. BS.. MA. l'Hm3mc HI-IRNIXY. AB.. English Lalifz. 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Sludms lfast Stroudsburg Librarian Slatv Teachers College Kutztowu Stale Teachers College ROB!-IRT SHADLE. AB. RICHARD Sxromzk. HS. llirvelnr of ljxlra Curricular and lrzduslrial Arts Atterzdarzcrf Ufficer Millersville State 'lleavhers College Gettysburg College Pezlnsylvania State College l'llll'lCIlf'll l'niverSity Faculty lhkuuu Swlmu. HS. BRUCE XVu:r:Nsr:1.1,r1R. HS. Home lfcononzics Biology. llealfh. I'hysicaI EdllCllfl'0fl Mansfield Stale Teachers College Lock Haven Stale 'll9L1i'lll'I'S College WxL1,Ac:1a XVAGNER. HA. ClIl'IIlI'SfI'j'. IIIIVYSI-FS Sllifllllllilllllll lniversily limiwrsily of Pillslxurgll wow Junior Hi I1 acult cied-Mrs. M. Smrr, Mrs. F. Wynn, Mrs. J. Hoke, Mnss J. Seurlesg Standing-Mr. C. Rowe, Mr. R. Kissin Mr. J. Loudenberg, Mr. C. Fosold, Mr. W. Sfouffer, Mr, H. Renn. Cafeteria MVS. EGUFH CJGVR Mrs. Martha Helwig ?:'??i gg I I X 91?-E A- ,. - - . Senior Class Oflicers Presldent ..,......... Vive-President Secretary ,....,,,. Treasurer ..... Class Colors . Class Flower ...... Class Motto .,... Class Song ..,. Gerald Herbsrer, Mary Lou Ernst, Beverly Bastion, John Shillingsforcl Gerald Herbster John Shillingsford Beverly Bastian Mary Lou Ernst Powder Blue and Rose Red Rose Honesty, Courtesy, and Effortn c'Heart of My Heartl' 'fjill S Pzffig, ff i . . if 42215 ., I-fi , ' 2:1 f- -Q A -W x, ng 2 3 xy rv- R, 'Q 40' ll Z 1 Q. 'Tr Q, Y .'.'g:: x Mfg: Q , If :Z . if :QW 2: 1 .51 mf: 2 X 'bs X .2 I 4- DONALII FISHER GENERAL FARMER W AQ' D Fish . . . Beaver's companion . . . one of Smoker's boys . . . lively . . . friendly . . . Yea. Intramurals 2, 3, 4. J. WILLIAM FISHER Fish . . . tall and quiet amiable , . . hard worker . Class Play Committee 3, 4. SELINSGROVE - 2 K ' . , , l I f I Qfkw I , 4-I . NANCY Fox . ACADEMIC DANCE IN R Nan . . . tall and graceful . . . beautiful dresser . . . nice . . . Marian's friend . . . Dear Gussief' Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Band 43 Chorus 43 As- semblies 2, 33 Dance Committee 2, 33 Class Play 33 Class Play Committee 43 Cynosure Committee 43 Gym Club 2, 3. LEE GABEL A 1' , 4,1 E iz-L I F RMER GEN RAL A Gabel . . . Warm smile. . . speedy . re quently goes to the movies . . . likes gym cl'1Ss . . . You know it kid. Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Class Play Committee 4 Gym Club 3. u 'ilJ n I F' PRISCILLA GATES ACADEMIC PSYCHOLOGIST Pris . . . always smiling . . . returned to us after one year . . . beautiful hair . . . likeable . . . enjoys corny jokes . . . Seriously. Softball 43 Intramurals 2, 43 Ensemble 23 Chor- us 2, 43 Choraliers 43 Assemblies 2, 43 Class Play Committee 43 Forensics 23 Cynosure ACADEMIC ELECTRICAL ENGINL . . . serious . . Gosh darn W Co mittee 4. JAMES GEMBERLING ACADEMIC TRADE SCHooi. . . class rough neck . . . cowboys a blue Ply- th . . . romantic arguments . . . Hi,girlie. o ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Intramu- ls 1, 2, 3, 43 Dance Committee 2, 3, 43 Class mYl' - - - likes sports , , , loves Annie Play 43 Class Play Committee 3, 43 Cynosure Assistant Business Manager 4. W LEE GLASS GENERAL AIR FORCE Glassie . . . spends most of his time in the shop . . . Freeburg import . . . nice . . . soccer star at F. H. S .... Gosh, Basketball 33 Intramurals 43 Class Play 33 Class Play Committee 43 Freeburg High School l, 2, 3. JIM GROVE ACADEMIC CONTRACTOR Grovie . . . the silent type . . . answers in P.O.D. class?? . . . sober fin schoolj . . . eve- ryone's friend . . . Criming. A, 1 .. l i Q' MARJORIE HARTLEY ACADEMIC NURSE x AMarge . . . frIencl.y . . . tallmtfve . . . another Florence Nightfngale . . . always helping . . . ' studious . . . Prove it. A Assemblies 2, 33 Class Play Committee 43 Cy ' X, Jsure Committee 4. ' BETTY HASSENPLUG A E C NURSE 's . . . future home-jefcrson Hospital . . . Sheaffefs other half . . . 1:.emories of her red Plymouth . . . travels to Lewisburg CBucIc- nellQ?? . . . curly hair . . . T'e me to a Pier. Basketball Manager 3, f3 Softball Manager 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 13 Chorus 3, 43 Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 43 Dance Committee 2, 3. 43 Class Play 3, 43 Class Play Committee 3, 43 Cynosure Committee 43 Class President 23 Class Vice President 13 Discussion Club 23 Li- brary Club 23 Latin Club 3. W I 7 ' MARL4 TZELMAN GENERAL ME HANIC Marlin . . . will be a Mr. Fixit . , . loads of fun . . . may be a farmer?? . . . Class play stage . . . Hey! Class Play Committee 3, 4. mwllefktvo DONALD HEISER GENERAL BOILERMAKEIC Don . . . short and spry . . . full of fun . . . likes sports . . . often travels to Selinsgrove . . . likes the girls . . . likeable. Golf 1, 2, 43 Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Cynosu.e Committee 4. GERALD HERBSTER ,' I ACADEMIC BUSINESS F' Herb . . . neat blue eyes . . . one of the Y big five in basketball . . . nice and cute . . . studious . . . reliable . . . That's what I say, ' too. X 3 , Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 In- w tramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 33 Dance Commit- W tee 2, 3, 43 Class Play Committee 3, 43 Cyno- sure Business Manager 43 Class President 43 .Student Council 4. l I 2. I Y 1 , 4 , . fEQDoAlgrIi1IiasMANf- ' '11 ACADEMIC ' SCIENCDX Edgar . . , every girls envious ol his com- plexion . . . Knepp's constant companion . . . diligent worker . . . friendly. Dance Committee 43 Class Play Committee 43 Forensics 33 Cynosure Committee 43 Future Teachers of America 4. MARY ELLEN HIGGINS H, COMMERCIAL BUSINESS wi' I High . . . likes bookkeeping . . . likes Kenny 3 3 more . . . snappy head majorette . . . real goneq . . . Highty . . . You don't say. 5 Softball 33 Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Band 3, 43 As- semblies 1, 2, 3, 43 Dance Committee 2, 3, 43 X Class Play 43 Class Play Committee 3, 43 Cyn- ' osure Committee 43 Gym Club 23 Library Club 2 3 4 v 1 - NEVIN HILE GENERAL CARPENTER Robin . . . short . . . plans to hit nails on the heads . . . dark curly hair . . . crazy kid . . . Oh, boy! Class Play Committee 43 Cynosurc Co i:Iit tec 4. 7 7 HL' HARRY HOFFMAN GENERAL AIR FORCE The Horse . . . keeps his eye on a junior . . . football co-captain . . . his future-Uncle Sam . . . Mark's other brother . . . nice . . . Hi, Baby. Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 33 Intramu- rals l, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 4. . ,QVJCC 'A f. ffl' ' ' DALE HOLLENBACH ACADEMIC FARMER Holly . . . Mr. Heaton's headache . . . class shorty . . . quiet but friendly . . . from Win- field R. D. . . .always sincere. Intramurals 3, 43 Future Teachers of Amer- ica 4. f .X I7 3 SHARON Hoor -1, COMMERCIAL BUYER 'fd , Hoot . . . drives a taxi to the Port Diner . .,' - Tk' neat dresser . . . Desna's companion . . . ff . dress is now Shamokin Dam . . . frequently 7,4 . l seen with Beck. 7, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Dance Committee 33 Class Play Committee 3, 43 Cynosure 43 Tri- I-Ii-Y 3, 4. ROBERT HoovER GENERAL NAVY Henry . . . Rembrandfs competitor?? . . . strong silent type . . . football star . . . likes all girls . . . Hey, Hof?-Check that. F otb , , 43 Baseball 33 Intramurals 1, 2, , , nosure mmittee 4. fx Wikia . CHARLES HowER GENERAL MECHANIC The Bull . . . liked by everyone . . . bud- dies are Mark and motorcycle . . . one of our football heroes . . . Hirty smile . . . Hello girls. Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 2, 3, 4, , ELWOOD INCH , 'I GENERAL NAVY 5, 1,1 Inchie . . . enjoys gym activities . . . neat A j' ,A and nice . . . will join up with Uncle Sam . . . 3, I quiet . . . You aren't too bright, are you? QV Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Gym Club 33 Hi-Y Club 3. A 4 , ,x .. Q I XA . , A 'fl' NX fa v. MARY CAROLYN INGHAM ACADEMIC ACTRESS M.C. . . . always telling jokes . . . tall and graceful . . . a good kid . . . spends summers at La Porte . . . a class song bird . . . It bothers you? Intramurals 13 Chorus 2, 3, 43 Choraliers 3, 43 Dance Committee 2, 33 Class Play 43 Forensics 3, 43 Cynosure Committee 43 Latin Club 33 Ensemble 4. CHARLES KANTZ GENERAL FARMEP Charlie . . . quiet and shy . . . likes sports . . . tall . . . blond . . . Oh, get out. Football 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 4. s 1 GRACE KANTZ , . GENERAL AIRLINE HosTEssll' , W' J Gracie . . . short and cute . . . a helper at elf' cafeteria . . . friendly but quiet . . . plans to ' H fly . . . Holy Cow! Cynosure Committee 4. Q 3. ff: . J rf' JAMES KEISER ACADEMIC i ' NAVY jake . . . likes all sports . . . early morning buddies, Lewis and Lose . . . neat . . . likeable . . . The heck with that. Football 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Dance Committee 3, 43 Class Play r 3, 4: Student Council 4. 5 pDM CHARLES KELLER Nj ACADEMIC COLLEG ' Harry . . . neat dresser . . . aids Kerstetter in P. O. D. Class . . . goes with Donna . . . popular . . . active . . . What's the P. O. D. ' assignment? Football l, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball gof . 23 Intramurals 33 Dance Committee 33 Class W Play 3, 4' Cynosure Assistant Business Man- . A ' ager 43 Class Vice President 23 Student Coun- ,, cil 4. . 4 RAYMOND KERSTETQHQA . X' ACADEMIC LAWYER K'john . . . supplies class with wise cracks . . . twice state forensic champion-original oration and declamation . . . goes steady . . . will be a member of the Bar . . . Check that. Intramurals 2, 33 Chorus 2, 33 Assemblies 2, 33 Dance Committee 23 Class Play 3, 43 Class Play Committee 3, 43 Forensics 2, 3, 43 Cyno- sure Committee 43 Class President 3. , A J? 21 1 ' . f H WILLIAM KISSINGER , , I ' ' ACADEMIC AIR FORCE , Willie . . . freckles . . . Keller and Ker- stetter's sidekick . . . doesn't like the girls ??? . . . star basketball center . . , friendly . . . nice looking. Football 33 Basketbal 1', 2, 3, 43 Baseball 13 Intramurals 2533 As mbligs 1, 43 Dance Com- .glittee 3. J' fl ,'- I J ' l -1,7 ' KAY IQLINE .-3 1 I ' IGSOIMIVIERCIALK N 'i u ' LEGAL SECRETARY 411,-'lflQ Kay . . . cute and nice . . . FRANK-ly . . . ' ' always dressed to perfection . . . congenial . . . V Bev's buddy . . . Terrific Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Chorus 2, 3, 43 Assemblies 2, 3, 43 Dance Committee 2, 3, 43 Class Play 43 Class Play Committee 3, 43 Cynosure Com- mittee 43 Library Club 2, 33 Gym Club 2. I- .3 1 . .' f' a uf' .,., J 7 -'A ' lf M K FOSTER KLINGLER, IJR. GENERAL MECHANIC junior . . . short . . . friendly smile for all . enjoys intramurals . . . polite and nice . . . M'No kiddinf' Intramurals 2, 3, 4' Gym Club 3. Six 2 X- I A Q: X XXX we-5SYLvIA KLINGLER X XXl'ff0MMERCgALl WAITRESS Sylvia . . . sports a shorty cut . . . one of Miss Snyder's helpers . . . will soon accept X tips . . . a newcomer . . . No kidding. 'YN Basketball 1, 23 Band 1, 2, 33 Chorus 1, 2, 3. Assemblies 1, 2, 33 C135 Pl 3. F b ' Yilsligh School 2, 3. S ay i ree mg of, Ut, LEE KNAUSE GENERAL FARMER Knausie . . . blond curly hair . . . quiet . . tall , . . friendly. Cynosure Committee 43 Hi-Y 3. L ROBERT KNEPP ACADEMIC COLLEGE Marshall or Kneppie . . . mm-that hair . . . usually seen with Edgar . . . co-operative . . . friendly . . . nice smile. Basketball 33 Class Play 43 Cynosure Com- mittee 4. ! . hfflnfh , x MARY KRATZER GENERAL HOUSEWIFE Mary . . , another one of the classes honey- blondes . . . an owner of the December special -a ring . . . cafeteria helper . . . friendly . . . quiet . . . Really? Cynosure Committee 4. G4 caf5W2l?f53N' PHYLLIS KRATZER COMMERCIAL STENOGHAPHER Phyl . . . quiet . . . friendly and co-operative . . . hails from Freeburg . . . one of our future 3 Sect's . . . Gee Whiz! . . . Ronnie -her - ,A Q favorite name. n jx Cheerleading 33 Band 1, 2, 33 Chorus 1, 2, 33 XM' ' 3 Assemblies 1, 2, 33 Class Play 33 Class Play WN X Committee 3, 43 Freeburg High School 1, 2, 3. i iv -J' 7 t 'X 1 W ' .fry f lv if r ,VCX X ARBARA LAUDENSLAGER COM M ERCIAL RECEPTIONIST Barb . . . LONG blonde hair . . . future sailor's wife . . . wears a diamond . . . clothes and bracelets galore . . , Oh! those blue eyes . . . l'll be darned. ' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Choraliers 3, 43 Assemblies 2, 3, 43 Dance Committee 33 Class Play Com- mittee 3, 43 Cynosure Committee 4. ' I Af I I I ll A I . 'V l ! , A .lf 3 4' - f -GLADYS LAUVER 1 - , ' , V . - A'C0MMERClAL' TEACHER if i Gladys . lots of gray matter . . . an es- 1 ,I ,' ' sential to the commercial class . . . nice smile , 4. . . a future chalk and book weilder . . . I ,. 1 . don't know . . . contagious laugh. 1 Class Play Committee 3, 43 Assembly 33 Cyno- , sure Staff, Assistant Editor 43 Library Club 23 Future Teachers of America 4. ' MARY LEITZEL COMMERCIAL MEDICAL SECRETARY Katie . . , red hair and sunny disposition fsome combinationj . . . If you don't know your oil, know your oil man for his sonj . . . full of laughs . . . Soder's side kick . . . Did you see Dale? Softball 23 Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Band 33 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Assemblies 2, 43 Dance Committee 23 Class Play Committee 3, 43 Cynosure Com- mittee 43 Gym Club 2, 3, 43 Tri-I-Ii-Y 3, 43 Library Club 2: I A 3 I ' SHIRLEY LEITZEL I, COM MERCIAL BOOKKEEPER Y Shirl . . . quiet . . . long dark hair . . . 5 nice . . . she likes things TINY . . . one of ' the Kratzerville crowd . . . Oh! My gosh. Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Chorus 43 Assembly 23 Class Play Committee 3, 43 Cynosure Com- mieenf- A- flurn Fluh 7 ROBERT LE W IS ACADE M IC SERVICE . . . good quarter-back . . . hands ol? gals, he belongs to Millie . . . good-looking . . . nea smile . . . second Mr. Dean. UBOH. or .fLou-1 , . . all around sports guy Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3 45 ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, , nce Committee 3, 45 Class Play Co t e 3, 45 Cynosure Committee 4. LORRAINE LONGACRE ACADEMIC NURSE Lorrie . . . nice smile . . . dark curly hair . . . easy to get along with . . . one ol those tuture illness chasers . . . You aren't too bright either, are you? Dance Committee 25 Class Play Committee 45 Cynosure Committee 4. RUTH LONGACRE 8 I I COMMERCIAL SECRETARY ' I' Ruthie . . . small and shy? . . . sweet smile . . . usually seen with Dot . . . one of the shorthand gals . . . Holy Cowl Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Assembly 25 Class Play Committee 3, 45 Cynosure Committee 45 Gym Club 2. 4 . A A-1 an-. LARRY LosE ' 5' ACADEMIC BUSINESS Losey . . . dark hair and neat ivories . . . studious looking fbut is he?j . . . what would the Advertising Committee have done Without him? Cand Dad's truck?j . . . pleasant disa position . . . May I be excused? Football I5 Basketball 25 Intramurals 35 Dance Committee 2, 35 Class Play Committee 3, 45 Cynosure Committee 4. Q , . H'- V x A . JAY MAURER GENERAL FARIVIING jay . . . tall and blond . . . quiet . . . likeis! 3 the junior Class-or at least one member' ol it ' . . . usually seen with Gerry, xx J N .7 RICHARD MAURER . - v fN .l' 1 fy 1, ,-4 4 -,A . 7' JA 1,3 u X' . W , ' ' Ill GENERAL 4' ,!'FAIQM R If Bink . . . nice smile . . .fa wqffz iozf ever 7 one . . . short . . . You don't sayljf, usually seen with Fred and Bob. J Intramurals 2, 3, 4. Y ' ' fl, -.1 l ',- . I 'A 4. ' ' vw 1 i it X I 1 N , , , H.. ,, ,,, IJ ,fjf la X 3 . 'F 1 I NANCY IVIENGLE, ll A ' I l V ' COMMERCIAL STENd6RAPYI-IER Nan . . . short . . . contagious smile and . laugh . . . pretty curly hair . . . one oi the ' Freeburg gals . . . Gee Whiz! . . . goes with a certain Glenn. Band 1, 2, 35 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Assemblies 1, 2, 35 Class Play Committee 3, 45 Forensics 35 Class Vice President 35 Class Secretary 2, 35 Freeburg High School 1, 2, 3. JOY METZGER . ACADEMIC TEACHER Metzger . . . short, blonde, and cute . . . one 'Ns of our snappy cheerleaders . . . keeps Coles .- Drug Store in business . . . usually seen with Eunice and jean . , . keeps company with a certain Glace . . . Oh, shut up! Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Committee 2, 45 Class Play 3, 45 Class Play Committee 45 Cvnnsm-P Fnmmiff.-P 4- '1'.-: u: v 1 41 nh if EUNI E MILLE I AC C . ACHER il ' . tal . ... be iful own eyes W . , . eat s le . eside of e Tri-Hi-Y . . . tra el oy e . . . Real Qdilzr elfyx fm 2 3 4 Assem Dance Committee 2 3 Class Jgxtr ra , 3, 43 nd , , , 3 - ie 1, .3. : ' , : YI: Pla 3 43 ynosure Committee 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 ut Teachers of America 4. BARBARA MOTTERN COM MERCIAL SECRETARY Barb . . . beautiful hair . . . cute and curi- ous . . . good kid . . . thinks Dick is DeVine . . . always joking . . . a friend to all. ' Basketball 2, 3, 43 Softball 23 Cheerleading 1, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Choraliers 3, 43 Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Play 3, 43 Class Play Committee 43 Forensics 33 Cynosure Staff, Assistant Editor 43 Gym Club 2, 3, 43 Library Club 2, 3, 43 Ensemble 4. FRED MOYER' 'Y V143 I. J, GENERAL - ' I FARMER Moyer . . . tall . . . neat smile, very person- able . . . usually seen with Hokie . . . flirtatious eyes . . . woman hater??? . . . handsome. Intramurals 43 Class Play Committee 43 Cyno- sure Committee 43 Student Council 3, 43 Bas- ketball 2, 33 Soccer 1, 2, 33 Freeburg High School 1, 2, 3. I ' I I nfvfff ' I ' ' RICHARD MULL GENERAL AIR FORCE Dick . . . usually seen with jim, Wayne and Gil . . . always laughing . . . cheerful disposi- tion . . . a word for everyone. Intramurals 2, 3, 4. A --ff 'ef 'li1..',i. 1'ii?i'4'v f 14111 . VC' BRIGHT NAUGLE GENERAL CARPENTER Popeye . . . quiet . . . future saw and ham- ' mer guy. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. BARRY NEI z GENERAL AUTO MECHANIC Buzzard . . . always a smile . . . happy-go- lucky . . . wishes he were commercial . . . short gals with honey blonde hair-his weak- ness Cask M. E. Soderj . . . fun-loving . . . You know it! f I V 1 DOROTHY NEWMAN 'COM MERCIAL S CCRETAR'I' 'Dot . . . tall . . . blond, curly hair . . . quiet . . . lovely smile . . . a shorthand whiz . . . Lands alive! Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Chorus 43 Assembly 23 Class Play Committee 43 Cynosure Committee 43 Library Club 23 Gym Club 2. MARCELLA NICHOLS GENERAL BEAUTICIAN Marce . . . short . . . quiet and shy . . . pretty hair . . . sweet smile . . . Hey Dot! Dance Committee 33 Class Play Committee 4. ROBERTA OLSON ACADEMIC SECRETARY Bertie . . . pretty blonde hair . . . blue eyes . . . Raymond's one and only . . . always smiling . . . travels with Eunice and her gang . . . Are you kidding? Intramurals 1, 2, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Assemblies a 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Committee 2, 35 Class Play 45 Class Play Committee 45 Forensics 25 Cyno- sure Committee 45 Tri-Hi-Y 4. PHYLLIS REICI-I COM MERCIAL SECRETARY Phyllis . . . noted for her dry humor neat smile . . . likes Mitllinburg . . . sports a diamond . . . friendly . . . For a while Intramurals 3, 45 Class Play Committee 3 4 Cynosure Committee 4. , l LoUIs REINARDXV 0'e'l GENERAL DIESEL ENGINEER Mush . . . nice smile . . . flirtatious . . . usually with Fred and Bob . . . likes his fun . . . Ah, nuts. ' I' EDWIN RHOAIJS ACADEMIC BUSINESS Eddie . . . tall . . . one of our basketball sharp-shooters . . . quiet??? one of the boys . , . BTO . . . usually goes for the small gals Football 15 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 3 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 45 Band fVice President 4D 1, 2, 3, 45 Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Com mittee 2, 45 Class Play Committee 3, 45 Cyno sure Committee 4. o I ' ROBERT Row ACADEMIC CHEF Satch . . . love a good laugh . . . those flirty, flirty eyes! . . . always a smile for everybody . . . future kitchen king . . . You aren't too bright. Intramuralsl 2 3 4' Band 1 2 3 4 Cyno sure Committec,4.Y l l l l , M ACADEMIC SALESMAN Gil . . . nice smile . . . studious CPQ looking . . . Wayne's other hall . . . likes his fun GILBERT ROWE amiable . . . Are you sure now? Football 15 Intramurals 25 Class Play 3 4 Cynosure Committee 45 Hi-Y 3, 4. SANDRA ROWE ' coM M ERCIAI. TYPIST 5+ Hick . . . small fget that waist-linelj . . . likes music . . . undecided about the opposite sex . . . quite the day dreamer . . . Did you see a Pontiac? Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Band 25 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Choraliers 3, 45 Dance Committee 3, 45 Class Play Committee 3, 45 Assemblies 3, 45 Cyno- sure Committee 4. BETTY SASSAMAN COMMERCIAL SECRETARY Betty . . . short . . . a nice smile sweet . . . a needed asset to the commercial typing class . . . co-operative . . . Your guess is as good as mine. Assemblies 2, 35 Class Play Committee 4 Cy nosure Committee 45 Librarv Club 2. 3 IM GLAIDYS ScHo GENERAL BEAUTI IAN Gladie . . . pleasant . . . honey blonde hair . . . easy smile . . . contagious smile . . . Oh. heck! Intramurals 43 Cynosure Committee 4. DIANNE SHEAFEER SHIRLEY SHAFFER GENERAL IIOUSEVJIEE Shirl . . . dark hair . . . amiable . . . a smile lor everyone . . . iuture kitchen keeper . . . Oh, nothingf' Cynosure Committee 4. ACADEMIC NURSE Sheafter . . . neat hair and pretty smile . . . likes the opposite sex . . . her preference- Navy Men . . . likes her iun . . . usually seen with Betty . . . No kidding! Softball Assistant Manager 33 Intramurals 1. 2, 43 Chorus 2, 3, 43 Choraliers 3, 43 Assem- blies 1, 2, 3, 43 Dance Committee 2, 33 Class Play Committee 3, 43 Cynosure Committee 43 Library Club 23 Latin 3. JOHN SHILLINGSFORD ACADEMIC ENGINEER f'Whitey . . . remember the centennial? . . . tall and blond . . . good-looking , . . irequents Coles' . . . interested in a certain birdie fBertiej . . . one of the boys . . . Hey girls! Over here I am! Basketball 1, 23 Intramurals 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 2, 3, 43 Dance Committee 3, 43 Class Play 43 Cynosure Committee 43 Class President 13 Class Vice President 3, 4. ' KENNETH SHILLINGSFORII, JR. ACADEMIC COLLEGE I' f jake , . . tall . . . friendly . . . likes his 3 good times . . . his two girls-Mary Ellen and jennie . . . likes to argue . . . swell guy . . . Want to buy a car cheap? Basketball 1, 23 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 2, 33 Dance Committee 33 Class Play Committee 43 Cynosure Committee 4. 'O ' H QIMII1- WILLIAM S1Mcox GENERAL DIESEL MECHANIC Gimmie . . . tall . . . dark and good-looking fwhat more do you WHIIIPJ . . . quiet . . . shy . . . I hope. 3 ld BARBARA SMITH I COMMERCIAL OFFICE WORKER Barb . . . dark hair and neat smile . . . one of Coles' efficient gals . . . flirty eyes . . . a charmer . . . usually with Barb and Nancy . . . leader of the gang . . . You don't know, do you? Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 43 Dance Committee 2, 3, 43 Class Play Com- mittee 3, 43 Cynosure Committee 43 Library Club 2. JOANN SMITH COMMERCIAL STENOGRAPHER 'Smittieu . . . beautiful blonde hair . . . an essential in the commercial section . . . pretty smile . . . Hey, Lawrence! . . . Oh, nuts! Basketball l, 23 Band 1, 2, 33 Chorus 2, 33 Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Play 33 Class Play Committee 33 Cynosure Committee 43 Class President 1, 23 Eagle Staff 33 Freeburg High su. . +,:,. JA U gf. , - W Q2,N ' 2:15:2 3 Q , in . . -. -, K M - ,.... i .:,. .,... 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A' ACADEMIC CHEMICAL ENGINEERING Abey . . . tall . . . catching smile . . . drives a Nash . . . usually seen with Gil . . . likes his fun . . . Women problems . . . You're dad- blamed right! Intramurals 23 Class Play Committee 43 Cyno- sure Committee 43 Hi-Y 3, 4. ANN-A-VONNE WHITELEATHER My M COMMERCIAL SECRETARY Vonnie . . . small, cute, and cuddlesome . . . guy . . . usually with Kay and Bev . . . Hi, there! Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 43 Dance Committee 2, 3, 43 Class Play Commit- tce 3, 43 Cynosure Committee 43 Library 2, 3K :lark hair . . . sports a diamond . . . jim's the ' ,. 4 M9714 ACADEMIC COLLEGE Al . . . best things come in small packages . . . dark and good-looking . . . get that smile ll! girl shy f???j likes sports . . . Let's gory Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Base- ball 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 2, 3 4 Dance Committee 33 Cynosure Committee 4 4 ' - ' JOAN YOHN ACADEMIC TEACHER -'4'joan . . . really gone and cute . . . our little busy bee . . . chief executive of this Creation . . . thinks Penn State's a pretty nice place- or could it be Dave ??? . . . one ol the class Canaries . . . seen with Louie and the gang . . . You know! Basketball 2, 3, 43 Softball 2, 3, 43 Cheerlead- ing 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 23 Ensemble 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Choraliers 3, 43 Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 43 Dance Committee 1, 2, 33 Class Play 3, 43 Class Play Committee 33 Forensics 2, 3, 43 Cynosure Staff-Editor-im Chief 43 Class Secretary 13 Latin Club 33 Future Teachers of America. President 4. ROBERT HOKE GENERAL PAINTER Hokie . . . sports at F. H. S .... usually seen with Fred . . . pleasant smile. Basketball 2, 33 Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Class Play Committee 3. ELDERS Q fgf f f 'L' Y ,.f.1fl..-1z....,g Junior Class fficers 1 John Baskin, Harold Shafrer, Roberta Swank, Diane Milier, Junior Class C. Brouseq Second Row-Pcgeaver, C. Gulick, P, Callencler N. Feehrer, R. Frost, R. Gabel, M. Grove, P. Beaver, First Row-A. Freed, D. Bowen, G. Aucker, D. Davis Chubb, B. Chambers, N. Hane, D. Fisher, J. Bitringe N. Dagle, Fourih Row-J. Campbell, R, Anderson, J hurt, L. Gernberlinq, J. Baskin, R Fisher, R. Brubaker. A. M. Bickhari, C. Bedeau -,Third Row--Mr. Heaton, G. Campbell, M. Aungst, , Biiger, H. Benner, S. Hei Grxghone, R. Forster, L. Brubaker, K. Fahnesrock, C. Bi ser Junior Class First Row-J. Hollenboch, R. Hile, R. Hummel, D. Holtzapple, D. Inners, S. Incla, D. Hone, A. Lenig, Second Row fJ. Leinlnger, D, Miller, B, Hollenbach, M. Hollenbach, R. Mull, F. Lewis, J. Raudenbush, N. Ritchey, M, Nace, E. Morgan, R. Kline, Third Row-Miss Bittner, R. Ross, L. Kratzer, S. Rennlnger, L. Kelly, L. Laubach, C. Jorsvad, M. Klingler, F. lnclw, G. Moyer, P. Radel, V. Miller, P. Parker, Miss Porteiger, Fourlh Row-WS. Mohr, M. Ramer, L. Greak, H. Lauver, R. Moyer, E. Hummel, M. Hoffman, H. Lash, M. Kruvzer, C. Hourz, B. Hare, K. Krohn, J Krolwn. Firsi Row-C. Renner, L. Wilmer, B. Wagner, J. Snyder, H. Salter, J. Riegel, J. Rhoacls, H. Shaffer, Second Row WR. Swank, J. Schuck, M. Starr, R. Watts, J. Sherverly, C Yeakley, V. Sreugerwalt, G. Schuck, S. Slrawser, S. Sfrcxubg Third Row-Mr. Mease, R. Zeiders, E. Stauller, N, Sheesley, M. Tyler, C. Walter, S. Shaffer, J. Straub, C. Sechrust, R Swank, Fourth Row-M. Parker, J. Wines, R. Nearhoof, B. Sreglrued, R Rau, W, Mengel, H. Smith, M. Reed, G. Snyder, P. Straub, I. Parker. N il TC .N t J x. 3. x Sophomore Class Officers U Betsy Leolwner, Allen Rowe, Judy Anderson, Kay Hersh. .f,gf... I If 'Sys-TTJ. lg' lr. 1:0 f r. 1':'.r' '- L rw- 1 fl- ' i 14' t 1-1' fs 1 1911 ,. 'C' 'B J' ef ' ' ' 'V - .lw X hx 1 .-'-lu. --5 x r' s A f 4 ' X 'A , 9 s sf .- Sop omore C ass . xltx V' ,V nfl L' -Huy 'M Xi : ilxx 3 . I A .4 L. First Row-R. Eichenlaub, L. Fax, A. Gill, M. Dressler, L. Brubaker, Second Row-M. Arney, R, Fausey, A. Bolig M. E. Bickhart, C. Hunsinger, S. Brungart, P. Fox, D, Callender, S. Beaver, J. Bailey, S. Bailey, K. Hersh Third Row-Miss P. Herman, A. Foreman, P. Herbert, F. Heintzelrnan, R. Brown, J. Anderson, D. Beaver, P Bogur, A. Inch, C. Forster, D. Hartman, C. Badger, Fourth Row-I. Bonawitz, T. Bittner, D. Garman, K. Eyster R. Brubaker, R. Dreese, D. Booth, R. Gilson, H. Burd, R. Gargie, J. Emery. Sophomore Class First Row-J. Hendricks, L. Nichols, E. Schrader, T. Helvig, R. Herrold, J. Schrey, C. Nougle, Second Row- J Kepler, E. Markel, S. Naugle, J. Inch, A. McLain, G. Mitterling, B. Leohner, B. Lindig, S. Nichols, S. Naugle, Third Row-Mrs. Davis, R, Renninger, R. Sholley, D. Lauver, R. Shadle, M, L. Kratzer, P. Kline, L. Lenig, J Sholler, R. Knause, A. Sanders, Fourih Row-A. Rowe, M. Herring, C. Herman, C. Roush, J. Shaffer, S. Mitchell, L. Kersteiter, P. Heimbach, D. Paige, D. Reinard, D. Reich. x . 6- ' f- W -,LQ4-,ut 2 TQ' '- U ' i n ' ' V' N 9.x , ' , . . I 1 5 5 v it I l J-r ' v x ' ' l f, 'X '. .', I if X. l First RowfA. Zerbe, H. Ulsh, E, Shotsberger, R. Stautter, D. Thomas, R. Wittes, R. Troutmon, K. Van Horn Second Row-K. Van Horn, Y. Wolf, E, Ritter, B. Ritter, E. Sinclair, B. Stauffer, D. Ortmyer, A. Wilson, I Stover, A. Zimmerman, H. Stuck, N. Rowe, Third Row-Mrs. Bedeaux, R. Scholl, C. Ulsh, M. Roush, N. Roush M. Stauffer, R. Troup, J. Troxell, V. Seitz, J. Straub, S. Walter, J. Wilt, Fnurlh Row-F. Yeakley, M. Snyder G. Walter, A. Tompkins, J. Steigerwalt, W. Snyder, S. Wind, D. Trutt, R. Wolburn, V. Wolf, R. Swineford, R Whitmer. i -rktlijl r . 1 ' N V' l .V-fl I J , 1. 1- inth Grade First Row-L. Berriner, G. Charles, G. Dressler, W. Fausey, C. Grove, H. Chubb, Second Row-G. Graybill, L, Grace, P. Aucker, G. Frymoyer, M. Aucker, R. Ga.1gler, A. Ferrer, B. Goss, B. Clark, Third Row-Mr. Stauffer, F. Hackenburg, S. Haines, G. Carter, S. Graham, P. Brouse, C. Conrad, P. Chubb, R. Fauseyq Fourth Row-E. Dauberman, D. Beaver, M. Brubaker, J. Eisenhower, E. Gehers, R. Dreese, J. Haines, L. Emery, D. Bickharr, D. Freed. Firsi Row-A. Kanrz, D. Hoke, M. Inch, L. Higgins, F. Horrenstein, R. Hollenbach, Second RowfF. Kline, G Heiser, E. Klinger, D, Markel, S. Kersteller, B. Kersfeirer, J, Hassinger, P. Lauver, B. Liddingron, Third Row- L. Harrold, B. Houtz, P. lnch, C. Kraizer, S. Herman, D. Jorsfad, M. Hirnmelwrighf, K. Kline, Mr. Kissinger Fourth Row-G. Kinney, L. Kanfz, H. Kantz, G. Hoffman, D. Heiser, J. Kissinger, D. Hoke, J. Hartley, O. Heimbach Ninth Grade First Row-R, Maurer, H. Neitz, R. Ludwlq, L, Mull, H. Lei zel, M. Naugleg Second Row-P. Maurer, J Rrrrcr L. Relnard, E. Rerchenboch, S. Perkinson, G. Ortrnyer, E. Neitz, E. Neifz, J. Picton, Third Row-Mrs Wynn, C Krarzer, B. Ritter, A. Rowe, E. Neidig, J, Mrlrer, C. Shaffer, R. Raudel, N. Ruhl, K. Kline, Fouvlh Row-K. New mrm, D Mull, R. Krohn, P Oakes, C, Moyer, R, Marks, L. Lorrgncre, R, Naugle, S Lertner, S, Munn First Row-J. Spechr, R, Stahl, W. Tears, J. Stahr, D, Wendel, A. Perger, R. Wagner, K. Thomas, Second Row- B Smifh, L Zagars, D. Yohn, M. A Traher, S, Wochley, R. Sprenkle, N. Ulsh, G. Trurt, M. Wendt, R A. Tears, Third Row-Mr. Loudenburg, E. Shaffer, J, Stephens, M. Swlnefard, C. Smith, N. Snyder, M. Struuh R, Rerrlnger, R. Swope, Fourlh Row-E. Waiter, R. Woodling, D. Panrius, K. Ulrich, R. Wagner, L. Roush, F Scholl, G Slobodnan, N Rhaads, D. Wendr. Eight rade First Row-W. Gehers, D. Arbogust, C. Benner, R. Hendricks, G. Dovis, D. Herrold, J. Gloss, Second Row-A Byler, B, Beaver, C. Boyer, C, Bell, F. Glclce, B. Brouse, B. Boyer, M, Derr, B. Dreese, Third Row-Mrs. Starr M. Hunsinger, J, Kerstetter, K. Holl, E. Mengle, C. Leitner, E. Bord, L. Charles, S. Kncluver, P. Hevvittq Fourth Row-C. Bowen, D. Guglione, R. Herbert, G. Hoke, G. Hilbert, D. Elsesser, C. Gernberling, B. Gcwgler, W Hetherington, R. Benner. First Row-W. Snyder, E. Starr, L. Stouffer, W. Jorsteod, R. Hummel, G. Walter, A. Schuck, Second Row-C Thorp, N. Stuck, N. Moyer, S. Turnboch, M. Stuuffer, S. Musser, J. Mull, N. Morgan, O. Pyle, J. Ulrich, Third Row-S. Wells, R. Yoder, C. Sprenkle, M. Steigerwolt, K. Wolfe, N. Wagner, B. Oberlin, J. Pontius, R. Troup M. A. Vulunos, Mr, Renn, Fourth Row--J. Kratzer, E, Stover, D. Truutrnon, R. Stuck, R. Lcuver, C, Phillips, R Romer, C. Scholl, L. Moyer, V. lnch. eventh rade irs! Row-L Eonnwrtz, P. Homo, E. Aucker, B. Ebert, L, Bolrg, D, Edwards, L. Foreman, R. Herrolclp Second Row C Boyer, S Ernst, J Bensrnger, G, Bowen, K. Conrad. S. Hlmnrelwrighr, G. Compbell, B. Borley, F. Folk, M. Clxrnphell, Third Row-Mass Seorles, S. Musser, D. Herrold, M. Brosius, B. Groce, C. Berzer, S. Biclchclrr, M. Wrl lmrns, H Conrad, L Dreese, G. Borriger, Fourih Row-C. Lcxuver, L. Fisher, W. Benner, D. Herbs1er, R. Dreesr-, F Phullrps, H Aocker, S Nome, R. Kline, E. Kuehnerr, J. Forster, O. Brubuker. iv . Z L . , Fits! Row-R, Regqro, J. Sruck, R. Wolrer, L. White, J. Youngmon, L. Shaffer, G. Sheulfer, Second Row-W. Vurner, L Wnrrner, M, Mcrrrin, M. Mitchell, K. Smith, A, Lewis, N. Jurrerrg Third Row-Mr. Rowe, G, Snyrle-I, F, lmh, C. Kersterter, S. Roush, D. Reeder, D. Swank, F. Georhurr, Fourlh Row-B. Lessnron, S. Klme, T. Crum- rney, D Snyder, J, Tompkins, P. Ulrlch, M. Vcllunusp Fiflh Row-A. Sholley, M. Hoke, J. Riegel, A. Shulfer, R, Renchenbuclw, W. Thorp, C. Hoover, D. Wagner. Student Council Sealed-J. Leininger, G. Herbsler, J. Bittingerp Standing-D. Gcrmon, R. Keller, F. Moyer B Snegfned J Kelser T. Helvig. SENIORS-- C. Herbster J. Keiser R. Keller F. Moyer JUNIORS- J. Bittinger J. Leininger B. Siegfried SOPHOMORES- D. Carman T. Helvig ' S Coaches Nlr. Thomas Dean Mr. Blair Heaton Mr. Rivhard Hummel I-'ooTBALL BASKETBALL HAsr:BA1,1, Ur. ,luck IJKJIIKIPIIIJFTQ Mrs. Louis Rowe Mr, Chet Howe I+'ooTm1.1. BAsKr:TB,xLI,. S01-'TBALL FQQTBAL1, Nh: Holm-rl Shadlff Nlr. Hivhard Smoker Mr. Walter Stauffer ATHI.IiTllI DIIRECTUR FOOTBALL BASKETBALL Varsity Football Fin! Row-V, Wolfe, R. Yerger, R. Eichenloub, A. Zerbe, J. Campbell, J. Kerser one Nuc os Hoover, Mr. Deon, Head Coach, Second Row-B. Hare, H. Hoffman, C. Keller, C Hower R Gorgne J Gem berling, A. Tompkins, Mr. Smoker, Assistant Coach: Third Row-G, Bingczmun, M. Hoffman R Trutt W Mengel R. Moyer, C. Bailey, R. Lewis Svlinsgzrovv Sm-linsgrovv Ss-linsgrovv Sz-linsgrovv Sm-linsgrow Svlinsgrovv Selinsgrove Svlinsgrovc- S1-lirmsgrow Svlinsgrou- VANS I TY lf! JUTBAI .L SCO!! ICS . 6 lluilvillv .. l2 Nc-wporl . ll Milton 314 'l'rs'w'rloI1 .. 12 Lvwisluurg lil Sunbury . 6 llloomslmurg ..... 27 NOI'lllllI'f1lN'I'lZlIlfl Xl Watsonlown 18 lllifllinlmrgz .. Won-6 Loslfb ll Varsity Football Seniors K I g R Y ger, C. Bailey, R. Hoover, J. Keiser, C. Hower, R. Lewisg Standing-R. Kell G B g T H H ff J G b I g mn, . em erm . CUWCAPTAINS ,V ,, . Harry Hoffman, Robert Lewis Football Albert Tompkins 1301 skirting left end after taking cz pitch-out from Bob Lewis IMI, in Treverton game. S63SOI1,S Record For the first time in 10 years, the Seals registered a winning season on the gridiron. Much credit is due to our new coach, Tommy Dean. The Seals started practice on August 18 with a grand total of 15 players and end- ed the season against MifHinburg with 25 players. Coaches, Tommy Dean and Richard Smoker, had seven lettermen returning from last yearls team. Using these seven lettermen and the other eight players, they developed one of the finest teams to represent Selins- grove in many years. Seals opened their season on September 14 at Danville. Although the Seals fought un- til the final whistle, they bowed l3-6 to the lronmen. Mark Hoffman's fine running, a Bobby Lewis to Harry Hoffman pass, and outstanding blocking by center Jim Keiser were witnessed. Defensively, the Seals, tack- ling was hard and determined, but inexper- ience in a new defense under a new coach hurt them in position play and on pass de- fense. Football Next encounter was at S. U. field with Newport. Quarterback Bobby Lewis passed to Harry Hoffman to set up one score, and to Bob Cargie for another. Seals' linemen Car- gie, Bailey, and Hower showed very capably as offensive and defensive players. End Dick Keller came into the spotlight as he was sub- stituted for injured center, ,lim Keiser. He learned how to center during a time-out, en- tered the game, and took part in a T. D. drive. Newport won 21-12 after a rough af- ternoon. During the next week the Seals practiced hard in preparation for the Panthers of Mil- ton. Albert Tompkins's ability to skirt the ends on pitchouts from Lewis, Beetle Bail- ey, and Charlie Hower's defensive play, and Bob Hoover's down field blocking, enabled the lighter Seals to down the Panthers 14-7. It was the first time since 1932 that the Seals were able to defeat them. After getting a feel of victory under their belts, the Seals trampled Treverton's Red Devils 34-0. The entire student body watched the encounter at S. U. field. Bob Lewis con- tinued to improve as a Split-T quarterback, as did Albert Tompkins as a half-back. Char- lie Hower and Dick Keller played fine defen- sive ball at tackle and line-backer, respect- ively, for the Seals. Inability to hang on to the pigskin cost the Seals a 20-12 defeat at the hands of Lew- isburg's Green Dragons on Friday night, October 8, at Bucknell Stadium. Jim Cember- ling did some fine running for the Seals. De- fensive inadequacies in this game led to a concentration of defensive work for the com- ing week and a shuffling of the defensive team. On October 16, at Sunbury, the Seals made football history as they pounded the Owls 14-0, in a game which will long be re- membered in the minds and hearts of the people of Selinsgrove, as a display of team- work, courage, determination, and sheer de- sire to play. The Owls were stunned by the blocking of Harry Hoffman, Bob Trutt, and Bob Hoover. Defensive play of 14-year old Vaughn Wolfe and Charlie Hower, and Bob- by Yerger's handling of Chris Hatton's block- ing on end runs, was a major factor in the victory. Quarterback Bobby Lewis grabbed the offensive spotlight as he scampered 91 yards to set up Seals' second score. Vicious gang tackling by the entire defensive team, slowed Sunbury's running game to a walk. The vict- ory came to the Seals as the result of hard work and overcoming many obstacles. Although Bobby Lewis and Mark Hoff- man showed up well on offense, and Bob Gargie played a fine defensive game at right end, the Seals lost a heart-breaker to Blooms- burg 7-6 in Sunbury Stadium. Bloom scored in the last quarter to turn back the Seals. Seals reached their peak, and took on a new aggressive, confident personality as they whipped Norry's Pineknotters 27-6 before a capacity crowd at Northum'berland's field on Friday night, October 30. ,lim Gemberling and Bobby Lewis intercepted Norry -thrown passes and scampered 75 and 4-0 yards, re- spectively, for touchdowns, as they displayed fine position play throughout the game. ,lim Keiser did a bang-up job of blocking Norry's 6'3 -245 lb. center guard. Harry Hoffman, Bob Trutt, and Bobby Yerger did an out- standing job of stopping Norry's running game. Watsontown journeyed to Selinsgrove, and went home stung by a 31-6 defeat at the hands of the hard-fighting Seals. Mark Hoff- man, ,lim Cemberling, and Bobby Yerger did some fancy running throughout the game. Second team showed to advantage with 200 lb. tackles, Mengel and Moyer, and 120 lb. linebackers, Nichols and Eichenlaub, forming a tough defensive combination. Mark Hoffman's v i c i o u s blocking and powerful off-tackle runs enabled the Seals to rally in the second half and turn back Mifflin- burg's Wildcats 18-7. For the first time in the last four games the defensive team became generous, allowing the Miffs to take a 7-6 half time lead, but a tremendous second half saw them stingy again. During the season, the Seals won six games and lost four. They scored 174 points to their opponents' 80. They scored first in every game, scored 27 T. D.'s, 22 running, 3 passing, and 2 on pass interceptions. Seals received jackets as a reward for their efforts in restoring football interest in Selinsgrove. Seals, lronmen Prep For Opener Se I. 12 Clashing head-on Saturday af-- ternoon, September 12, at 2:30 on the Susquehanna University grid- iron, Coach Tommy Dean's SPl'r grove High Seals ev' ,High's Iron Selle X0 chill me he S HYSTSS Q V M ose To ,Q ii: ' Z ' hi l ga L ' -'A .Q l , U :al : f. ' S X lght r eq Sh' S Seals' Sidellles O BY RICHARD - A display gf g':.5CH f ' was wltnese.--v - fans S ' her Seals Axai t ' ' HinSssdzxlgegiglfflffllnlfgf .ee tamghfobezazzue I lggllnlw- e nnollllC ' YS S S Ol Seal Grim , f 2. . . . ' 4 - gerrnaee hm Sellnsgrove Area - 41, , hcl, meter of Qfhool foogralggggt, H 0 ' l l l .5 today y The . . . wr, gh Ye ff 45 l Seals Will F1113 W0 l1egg,g1giFW. .na lm film ff mane Ho l l :IPM 'ish Sellnsgfovi touch' S6015 X, - A af 'l e u e lresenltngetgi . , . SW ' e -4 ' B' , . 1-ecen '- 5. bred HP he a t het Z' 1 A 1, l ' h nd hxs I A 1 eleven lgd iacwpso malcex ll 1 K 1 5' QQ Local Grxdders Flmst gieansrgoker. haha 'lei ,ny Oil hxswgy Fxfetkggxsqve 'I 5 4117659 Sea:-4431 Record 0 3 hard to have fn! ff-I0 ?Q0 'Yaa.i5'l .. ml gg 41 A9 14 ' hs 4 LOSseS 'ion 101' Sh' opemon w?'0 e 2 e 0 ti 11 6TrlumP , er at the ' at 2230 P' ml an. S1 5 H S , A public wmv dm mu of Field. Wh D Q 0' 11 Dauntless Hook and Ladder Fire h xg the opposition' ..N,.,m. seunggrove A168 Joint His S as iouowst wg! 'nntball team. which po. HES 1.15 UL., v-.wht with 5: ion 155 E 2. 511 ez ma long TD Runs ew S. . mb vb I wauop 'xFu331m2l.gatfal.h - ea S 0 ownimgzov' - 0 31 65 vehllms e I l'.'ldS-W5'oV' Walsonlown. d l A ave - ' Seals score Hmelvw m,q,r0 '4.'l',. palflilsflffdiwe 4 um ' . ower endsessrs ai2,z,3f'2vef an , Ingpl P A but Hofoulgamed wat' me Stove' wvl Pfnelmolf School eleven be- 5643 iter Flland Ar ers of N Q . Sei- A 5 . ea JO- U oz-thu f- wd m, , ve th Illght mt H, Inber- , u 6 A n. avefx- are Leyio suffered th .Rh School -! s - of arf asm ll e f 'W Hi en 3 Pow- 6 ,aa Rh school ,. X J' , 3 1 mlm Ild 9010 6 ang mga V Q UI' . El 0 X fin eve e 23:12 , ll 0 J 90:1 5'-in Se!!! U - , te 6 J We 013 Q Runnxng 1 X a tea Them W 01111 Tues will 6 . , I ,Je heafm cfga ben H1315 dal' may 'l ' u J-u., I f .9410 bah esta pg me Wthey Sch fOr the. S I e amber? S j gellx govl gain Sdzum the U1 bf-ice 1591 ,S81,,,s ' e 5 7M?0nSe1f11s S6000 YSOFOZN 'P QB-a11e f0r' Bucks may 'ffligotball' E, Bfsone 01' tfnfvei, , 5 51925609 oqlojl-rfelf-53 'Bare R E11 gd-ag gufg X BY RICHARD SCHUC5 d?Wl2Zmi'sino'gc?enm0sf9ea1' lr te? D' iitxngsiae ?i19l'ff:v'1SqR'cht-21511 oblsrt Ye mVe flf'! die Splrlt 3191 rl 1' Q gm bf ye -Yllccesfoglchl 0011 ant the e xeamah 11, RIOIZHIUGS H0oVe Pger Team W0fk'ur:eX'eTcoaChl led thi- ih:rS la S1711 sded than 2805 w WAXV' Swandoberz KE1 OW Q J C-21-1 . I - A 5 . , , , . 1' I eq a 'iiZi'l i'3 5'1f'5,?535 i1gS5ef M S fhimii In the A xzxesffssisifgoizees 'Bibles Sxnbggijgxlfre downn as F t o bafiazfngagh gig 111:?r1j,':' 311025. e - o - ' A . - tjwls use Exflklfgsplayel n Zgafnggeh 'Ek az- jglgfgnburg, d0CI'-I - 5 'rih IW ,010 - 25 Eg - l' standmg aghmg many fx 0 7 o fha SO' Iz:V'U1 ,Eye in Thou The game held m ncer ' ea!-Y s' 'UI' nfl: e 'e the Seals af? co ve of held 0' 0 'nbur ew- llar as first 5elmsg1'0 pre . Im!!! thg Nb-, 'was me defeat 3 Sfmbule team an le Iv '-fed tl . walls habla- efxdabz lever tothe hrst Selmsgrov score' ey hel C10-Ye hen Ulef One would have thought World- game gjvxa xo It waio hold an Owl fsegxnsgrove U d the to fl1elWice'War II had just ended last night- '. sf-'ul 8 are M1 aeuxh' ever it was the flrsl 1-avlleae -4' 011 Owls 5'0a1 when selinsgrove football f 0' 490 BW ce'- xess' that ever had thx: 2111 the Id 'Y the ga ffvm' made more noise than an exp1od?g?2. -.. '36 MG! 6'S!9til6 satan'- ,tigalzxarryins Swirl ithisir shouldegs ff? 'gifs WST Coach atom or hydrogen bomb in cele', '-..' Q33 23 xeadgmmeio o . l , , . . , . . , 5 l?xgqggg,?f1twwgggdacisld aug' M216 ,ggffy lozzillisagssly ,gf ,ff '2? evg2Xiegg2oag msg,-Ove Yflsrztgfyu march isealieam lftori' j iunnjligigitggrllaerlgq at the tcomer '.....33 I 0 00? owe: wqxfuaxx Bill Slime--we on 'he Sm . zS 2ce 32? fife sewing ,fha gm? fffefef fzlz --15? J' tfzmqfhwile an l new wen nghsing agamit 2-oacgme C sea- st-egrnmnh ' -' .27 0 me . The Seals laying 3 hei-1 4 d,, Ri oach, enhool band wh odds. The! Ysaxlpthat travellatg 51,0 ffomcbardyf' ,ser team' ,-.maf-n and 3 P ,A sv' , 13 'oe .gel me . . figs? 7 'axgnxs asqkilgheyb- .ggi in 1115, 211 1 ' 1dgr0Ve 1? Wi, Ye6,:xl00x 559301826 fn. Ps off 'tiohtlle Rf-ins X - hs ' 9' the ' ' .. es... 10 B V13 v- - vffaee P1 feel? Wie Varsity Basketball Kneelmgfj. Wrtfes, R. Lewis, D. Keller, R, Yerger, G. Snyder, J. Kerser, Standing-M. Hoffman B S gl l R. Forsler, J. Snyder, Manager, Mr. Healon, Coacw, J, Baskin, Manager, G. Herbsler, E, Rhoads B K Q VARSITY BASK H'l'HAl,l, SCUH KS Opp. SHS lloul 'loxsnslnp .... ....,... 8 ll 65 Milton ....,. . lfoul 'lownslnp ...... ........ 8 ll 617 l'gl0OIIlSllUI'gI Shamokin ....,,... ........ 4 l- 258 ' lYllIlllll'l3lll'QI .. ........ 37 77 ' Sunlvury . ......,. 66 55 South Vlfilliamsporl lA'WlSlllll'Q1 .........,..... ........ I 49 I3 Norlhumlwrlanrl Alumni .....,................ ....,... 7 l 64 Danville ........... . Sonlll lvllliamsporl .... ........ l fl' 79 'llrc-vs-rlon ....... YOI'lllllII1lN'I'lillIll ,.... ........ 6 l 67 Nlifllinlmrg lhnnillv ,......,... ........ I 7 62 Milton ....,.., . 'llrr-u'rlon ...,.... 60 55 lgl00ITlSlDlll'g Nlllllinlnlrgg . ........ 1.0 '15 Won-13 Lost---l ll lmwlslwurg .............. ...... lil! 15 7 I Sunlrury ..,......,..... ,... 5 ll .55 INT 65 'I'l ,....,,rl-3 50 ....50 66 613 SHS 51 6l flll 72 TI ll? 747 T0 ill T0 ET Varsity Basketball Seniors XXII-IS KICISIQH RICHARD KEILFIR Yi'if,I.l XXI IXIS f1lClMl,lJ HliHl3S'I'ElI f lxlfrfxlx lmUl3lfli'l' LEWIS liIWi'IX HHH,-NDS INIIKICIYI' Xlilxl l lx Junior Varsity Basketball Kneeling- D. Thomas, Manager, C, Nuugle, J. Rhocds, R. Euchenloub, D. Dczvns, J. Hendricks, Standing T Helvig, Mzmoger, K. Krohn, C. Fohnestock, D. Boorh, A. Rowe, R. Swank, Mr. Hemon, Coach. Coal VIIUWIISIIIIJ Ural IUWIISIIIIJ ..... SIIHIIIUIQIII ...... Nliclcllc-Imrgx Sunlmry .... I,l'WlSIllll'Ql AIIIIIIIII .....,. ....................... South Williamsport NOYIIllllIlIll.'l'ILllllI ., IIZIIIXIIII' 'I'!'4'Yl'l'IU!l NIiIIIinIwurg1 JINIOR VAHSITN IEASKIQTBALI. SCORES S.l1.S. Upp. S.ll.S. Upp 35 I5 Milton 557 XI 347 39 Bloomslmrg .. 533 I0 S19 -I5 Sunbury .,,,.. , . ,. 35 I5 I5 39 Lewislmurg Ol 29 I6 58 South Williamsport .. T55 I0 I5 I8 NOI'IIlIlIUI10rIillliI. ,.... ,.... 5 5 20 28 41 Ilanvillv ............,... ...... 5 H IT 59 '19 'I'rm-vvrloxm 05 f3I .. ......, 60 413 IVIiIIIinI1urff .,.... 71 I-fb 52 36 IVIiIt0n .. 59 I2 . .... 63 36 IIIoomsI1urg1 .. .. f5I Il 18 24, wvon-H16 LOSI-7 Junior High Basketball nee one er K. W . OUY1 V11Gl'I K I g-D Arbogcsr, R. Benner, C. Bowen, H. Aucker, T. Crummy, G. Snyder, P. Harrop Standing J Y g dMStffChGHIbtDTr BF M g , R. Fousey S L f E , occ, . I er, . rou mon, . uusey, Y , . el ner, . Wolters, N. Rhea s, r, ou er S.H.S. Opp. S.H.S. Opp Middleburg ,...... ....... 3 4 36 Milton ......., ....... 34 46 Sunbury ............ ...... 2 7 29 Lewisburg .....,.....,.... ....... 2 6 42 Sunbury ................ ....... 2 8 46 Northumberland ...... ....... I 51 33 Northumberland ,,.... ..,.p.. 2 -L 35 Mifllinburg .....,.. ...,... 2 9 39 Danville .,.,.,..,........ ,.,,... I 31 46 Middleburg ....... ....... 5 'li 25 Mifllinburg . .... .,..... 2 9 57 Danville ........ ....... 3 2 60 Lewisburg ,.,,.. ....... I 32 36 Milton .. ....... 13 38 Won- rl Lost-13 JUNIOR VARSITY S.H.S. Opp. S.H.S. OPP Middleburg ....., ,,,,.. 2 4 32 Lewisburg ............. ....... 2 2 41 Sunbury .,.,,,,,,,, ..,,,,, 2 5 33 Northumberland ...... 20 43 Sunbury .........,.,,., ,,,.,,. 1 9 39 Mifllinburg ........... ...... 2 5 35 Northumberland .... ,,,.,., 1 4 34 Middleburg . ....... 28 36 Danville ............... ....,,, 1 0 38 Danville ..... ...... 2 9 55 Mifllinburg . ..., ,.,,,, 2 I 23 Milton ......... ...... 1 9 27 Milton ,.,,,,, 29 23 Lewisburg .,..,. ....... 2 1 39 Won-1 Lost-13 Junior High Football Firsl Row-J. Youngmon, Manager, N. Rhocuds, P. Horro, B, Schucor, J. Tompkins, D. Snyder C Grove D Goglione, Second Row-H Kontz, D. Beaver, E. Walters, L, Higgins, W. Sforr, R. Romer, D, Wend D Beaver Third Row-Mr, Loudenberg, Couch, J. Hclrtley, R. Nuugle, E. Hoffman, J. Kissinger, G. Hilbert, R Conrad D Heiser, S. Leitner, Mr. Rowe, Coach. JUNIOR Nlifllinlwurg Danvillr- ...... Milton .............. lvatsonlown , .......... Norlhumlwrlanfl liloomslmrg ...... Lewisluurg .............. Won- H ICH lf'0O'i'l3ALL SCOR ES S.l1.S. 0 . 0 .. 0 .. 7 .. 0 21 l TiPcl4l Lost--5 Opp 0 20 6 19 20 15 6 C eerleaders Kneeling D. MMM, B Mowemg Standing-J. MeTzger, J. Yohn, H. Benner, S. Beaver, SENIOR? n' XIIQQTZG1-:R JOAN YOHN limlavxlu Nlo'r'1' Captain U'1'lf1 flIl'I.l' junzps high and l'l1l'f'I'S loud. llzvy IIIISIIPIII our lwznzs In 1111 lllfUffl'S. flf'I'f'.S In our girls Irfm 1111z'kr'fl lhf' Ivan: in 1'1'f'rx' plm' llzfjx' llIfl1!!'.u IIIX Girls' Varsity Basketball eelrngffj. Yohn, B. Mottern, M, Anderson, B. Chambers, F. Lewis, R. Troup, Standing-J, Bininger, M. Aungsv L luulmfh, B, Hrrssenplug, Mcmcrger, Mrs. Rowe, Coach, R. Ross, Manager, L. Ernst, B. Leohner, A, Bcrtvrrrm UIIQIS YAIlSl'I'X I3ASKl'I'l'I5Al,l, SCORICS .S.ll.S. Opp. Nlurnrri . 56 30 xlI'llllll'1' .... 27 30 ll1'LlYl'l4 .,,.... 29 28 xllll1llt'llllI'QI .... 57 20 xl1'llllll'l' ...., . 112 33 Xlilllirrlmrg ,... 37 I2 Ili-au-1' ......... 59 35 Nlirlrllm-lmurg .... 57 29 xllllllllllllfll .... . .. .... . lf! 36 Worr- 7 l,0sl- -2 Urs- lil0Il'l' lrd Ihr' lvrzm lo 1'1'ru'nry llrfs war. Illll lw4'r1'1.w uf IIlIA'IlUIl'lI r'ir1'11r11.wl1111f'r'.w llwrr' rw-rr' lm plrzy-offs. aizrf Ille- 1111111 fl'III!lllIS l1'f'1lfnrffr.SI 11111112 Varsity Basketball Seniors .. HRNST M. ANDERSON A. BATTRAM Cuplaiu NloTTr3ux J. YOHN H. HAss1cx1'1,1'c Manaffc-r Girls' Softball Kneeling-M. E, Higgins, S, Duncan, D. Wines, A. Bonrrzm, M. Anderson, J. Yohn, M. Yofwnp Slanding-J. Shetterly, J. Brungorr, N. Spigelmyer, M, Aungst, L. ErnsY, E. Spigelmyer, Mrs. Rowe, Couch. SOF'l'BAl.,l, SCORES UF 19535 S.ll.S. Upp. Mifllinburg ...... ...... l 2 9 Montandon .,... . l6 5 Lewisburg .... .. 7 0 Mifllinburg ..... .. 3 l Mozltazuloxl .... 2 3 Lvwisburg .... ............,......... ........,,,,.,,..., 2 5 lvon-Al Lostf2 Mrs' Rllzuf-'s first .war of c'our'l11'ng softball proved I0 be successful with the learn winning four and losing two. L Baseball Snyder, Manager, A. Zerbe, J, Campbell, R. Eicbenlaub, R. Hoover, C. Nougle, R, Y g R L Sl d g R Gargie, H. Hoffman, N. B ly, D. Booth, R. Rau, M. Hoffman, H. Powers, G. H Rh d M Hummel, Couch. BASEBALL SCORES OF 1953 Northumberland ........ ...,..... l Sunbury .............. Milton ....... Nlilllinburg .. Lewisburg ....... l reverton .......... Danville .........,..... Northumberland ....... Lewisburg .........,. S.H.S. Opp. 3 0 10 l 7 6 l2 7 ll 9 2 l 7 l O 2 4 Sunbury ...... 2 l Mifllinburg ..,,.. ,.,,,, l 0 l Milton ...........................,.. ............. 8 5 Won Lost-7 arsit Siding-D. Sheutfer, L. Ernst, M, E. Higgins, N. Spigelmyerg Kneeling-J. Yohn, O. Tents, J. Metzger, M, Ander 501, Stondingfll Olson, J. Benfer, N. Wendt, B. Hussenplug, A. Bcttrum, E. Miller, B. Mottern, J, Eichenlczub. Sitting-G. Herbster, C. Hower, R. Yerger, J. Keiser, C. Bailey, Kneeling-R. Lewis, D. Keller, H. Hoffman, G Bngumon, J. Bastion, R. Row, Standing-VV. Beaver, R. Kerste ter, K. Shillingsford, R. Tyler, R. Trutt, B. Kissinger E Rhoods. IX nosure Editorial Staff A D First Row-P. Gates, R, Olson, J. Metzger, O. Tears, M. Hartley, B. Bastian, A, Whiteleather, G. Kontz, N. Ferry, R, Longacre, M. Anderson, G. Lauver, B. Loadenslager, D. Sheaffer, Second RowfG. Scholl, E. Thierolf, M. Brubaker, J. Eichenloab, N. Fox, B. Smith, L. Loigacre, M. C. Ingham, B. Hassenplug, D. Newman, M. L. Lrnst, S. Hoot, J. Benfer, S. Leitzel, M. Kratzer, B. Sassaman, Third Row-P. Reich, J. Yohn, M. E. Higgins, R, Yarger, L. Knause, R. Beaver, R. Hoover, H. HJ.'r..im, Htbsnan, R. Tralr, R. Kerstet.er, R. Lewis, G. Rowe, C Barley, E. Miller, B. Mottern, S. Shaffer. COMIVTTTTEES Nliss liva Hvrman. Chief Advisor VET COMMITTEE ATHLETIC COMMITTEE Miss Barbara Snyder, Advisor Mr, Richard Smoker, Advisor John Shillingsford, Chairman Beverly Bastian Robert Hoover James Keiser Lee Knause RAMATICS COMMITTEE Miss Phoebe Herman, Advisor Carl Bailey, Chairman Marian Brubaker Nancy Ferry Nancy Fox Mariorie Hartley Gilbert Rowe Mrs. Gladys Rowe, Advisor Mr. Thomas Deon, Advisor Mildred Anderson, Chairman Robert Yerger, Chairman Audrey Battrom Priscilla Gates Harry Hoffman Robert Lewis Robert Trutt ATURE COMMlTTEE Mrs. Martha Davis, Advisor 'liss Grace Herrold, Advisor Suzanne Tharp, Chairman 'tary Lou Ernst Betty Hassenplug Grace Kantz 'tary Kratzer Roberto Olson Phyllis Reich Dianne Sheaffer CALENDAR COMMITTEE Miss Mildred Potteiger, Advisor Mr. Harry Frymire, Advisor Richard Beaver, Chairman Jean Benfer Lorraine Longocre Joy Metzger Barbara Smith Annva-vonne Whiteleather FORENSIC COMMITTEE Mrs. Arline Bedeaux, Advisor Edgar Hibsman, Chairman June Eichenlaub Raymond Kerstetter Ohnolee Tears CLUBS COMMITTEE Miss Jean Seorles, Advisor Eunice Miller, Chairman Sharon Hoot Shirley Leitzel Dorothy Newman Betty Sassaman Nancy Stroup Esther Thierolf MUSIC COMMITTEE Mrs, June Hoke, Advisor Mr. Francis Pineno, Advisor Mary Carolyn Ingham, Chairman Mary Ellen Higgins Barbara Laudenslager Ruth Longacre Gladys Scholl Shirley Shaffer 5 YOHN GLADYS LAUVE R BARBARA MOTTERN JOAN Assistant Editor-in-Chief Editorvin-Chief Assistant Editor-in-Chief C nosure Business Staff First Row-7. Row, D. Heiser, N. Hile, L, Lose, H Strom: Second Row-R. Ulsh, S. Trult, D, Vmner, N. Sprgel myer, I? Campbell, J. Smith, M, Leitzel, S, Rowe, K. Kline, Third Row-D. Keller, W, Wetzel, F. Moyer, K Shullmgstord, J, Gemberlmg, E, Rhoads, G. Herbster, C Swortzlonder, R. Browse, R, Knepp. ADVERTISING COMMITTEE Mr. Wulloce Wagner, Advisor Lurry Lose, Chciirrnrln Robert Brouse Robert Knepp Fred Moyer Robert Row Shirley Trutt Rosalyn Ulsh Desno Vcxrner rf' X m at . , J 2, t . L J . 5 . r 13- - I 4 V , ii 1 .I . ' ..:f g 'iS,'2 f , .5 .. 435' .' h 1 . L , , ,,., JAMES GEMBERLING Assistant Business Mnnoger CUlNllNll'l l'l'llCS Mr. Wullrm- Wugru-r. Chit-I Advisor CVTCULATION COMMITTEE Mr. Blair Heaton, Advisor Mr. William Meclse, Advisor Wayne Wetzel, Chairman Dowld Heiser Nevin Hile Edwin Rhoods Kenneth Shillingsford Nancy Spigelmyer TYPINO COMMITTEE Miss Mildred Bittner, Advisor K'iy Klrne, Chriirmun Ruth Campbell Mury Leutzel Srindru Rowe Joann Smith Hurry Stroup Carson Swcrrtzlunrler GERALD HEITBSTEW RICHARD KELI R l3'J5'VT335 MUWIU5' A13I3'i'1t Business Mmiriger Speech Forensics Firs2 Row-R. Fousey, S. Renninger, N. Mengle, B. Stouffer, M. E. Soder, O. Teotsy Second Row-N. Rirchey, P. Collender, N. Sheesley, J. Smith, J. Troxell, M. Amey, Third Row-J. Rlfvoods, J. Campbell, E, Hubsmun, R. K ner, K. wulshuw, D. Bowen ORIGINAL ORATION ................................ ....... J . Rhoads ORIGINAL ORATION CONSERVATION ....... ....... D . Bowen HLIIVIOROUS DECLAIVIATION ................ ...................... R . Kerstetter SERIOUS DECLAIVIATION ...... ....... NI . Sheesley, I. Metzger POETRY ............................... ....... N . Ritchey, B. Stauffer IQXTEIVIPORE ...... .......... S . Tharp, J. Campbell RADIO .......... ........ E . Hibsman, K. WaIshaw Music Forensics Soloists Seaied-S. Truft, C. Bedecrux, Siunding-M. C. Ingham, B. Lindrg, C. Gulick, V. Miller, M. Tyler. Girls' Ensemble C. Badger, B. Mottern, G. Mitterling, J. Yohn, L, Kelly, M. C. Ingham, D, Tum, 1. Stover, F Lewis Erchenluub, cf Bedeoux, R. Frost. Tri-Hi-Y First Row-A. Bolig, I, Bonowitz, C. Yeokley, N. Ritchey, M. Leitzel, S. Brungcrt, J, Boiley, S, Bailey, A. Mclclin, S. Nicholas, D. Horrrnon, Second Row-R, Gcibel, S, Strowser, J. Inch, C. Hunsinger, I. Renninger, B, Chambers M. Slorr, S. Hoor, R, Olson, C, Badger, O, Teors, J. Metzgerp Third Rowe-M. Seder, E. Miller, J. Benfer, P Herbert, P. Bogor, D, Beover, J. Kepler, G. Bilger, L. Kelly, J, Anderson, B. Leohner, D. Collender, N. Rowe C 1- Firsf Row-R, Fisher, C. Renner, D. Bowen, J. Rhocds, S. Inch, H, Shaffer, J. Goglione, H. Scllrer, Second Row- C. Nzwgle, K. Krohn, G. Rowe, W. Wetzel, G. Snyder, J. Wities, D. Hone, R, Swank, Third Row-R. Lash, B Siegfried, W. Mengel, C. Bickhorl, R, Forster, J. Krohn, R. Anderson. Music Directors affix :CQ MRS. JUNE Homa MR. FRANCIS PINENO Now come on Sopranos, sing outg Altos, you have no need to shoulf, We sincerely thank lVlrs. Hoke for the time she has spent in giving us entertainment, such as the lovely Christmas program, the County Chorus. all her her we music. success the chorus. the choraliers, and most of patience when we make mistakes. To owe a great debt in helping us to appreciate Therefore, we extend our wishes for the in future years she deserves. We will always remember--We won't forget- Your version of-DRACNET.'. , To Mr. Pineno, we extend heart-felt thanks for the excellent job he has done in bringing out the very best in our band. We sincerely hope that he will stay with the school for many years to come, and con- tinue his fine work. Therefore, we extend sin- cere wishes for his success with the band and boys' chorus. Boys' Chorus First Raw-R. Brubaker, I. Parker, H. Salters, E. Slwotsberger, B. Wagner, D, Bowen, J. Rlwaads, P. Straub: Second Row-J. Sreigerwalt, T. Bittner, C. Herman, H. Byrd, C. Fahnestock, J, Shillingsford, M. Herring, J. Campbell, R. Forsterg Third Row-D. Holtzapple, R. Hummel, J, Krolwn, B. Hare, C. Bickhart, W. Mengel, B. Siegfried, W Beaver, C. Bailey, A, Rowe, M. Kratzer. Seniors C. Bailey, R. Brouse, J. Shillingsford, W. Beaver, G, Bingarnan. enior High Vanguard Kneeling-M. E. Higgtns, G. Mitverlirrg, J. Shock, M. E. Soder, Standing-J. Miller, N. Fox, P. Herbert, M Anderson, J, Erchenloub, N. Wendt, D. Ortmyer. Junior Band First Row-D. Milier, K, Wochley, J. Youngrnon, L. White, K, Milier, R. Good, W, Schucur, P. Hcrrro, M. Ker stekter, T. Welchcxnsg Second Row--C. Srnith, D. Herrold, M, Brocious, C. Chories, N. Higgins, S, Ernst, M, Bolig C Boyer, R Yoder, S. Wochley, M. Barber, J. Hossmger, W. Snyder, Third Row-S. Hirnmelwrrght, C. Beil, K Vrxlsrng, B. Groce, G. Trutt, W. Steffen, E. Neidig, L. Stahl, B. Smith, D, Badger, A. Rowe, C. Beuver, R Terms, K Varger, B, Beaver, C, Hoes, Fourifi Row-Mr. Pineno, G. Bowen, G, Snyder, W. Hernr, J, lnners, C Srholi, S Munn, H. Aucker, N. Rhoods, D, Herrold, K. Messe, G. Ortrrryer. Band Siliing-K. Yerger, C. Boyer, J. Hussinger, R. Yoder, I. Stover, R. Tents, R. Olson, J. Benfer, N. Rnrchey, S Woclwley, M. Klingler, C. Bell, J. Sfeigerwclll, B. Smith, Sfandingfhl. Hanes, B, Sclvucnr, P. Hcrro, VV. Snyder G. Aucker, J. Shillinqsford. Seniors In Band Kneeling-M. E. Higgins, M. E. Soderp Firsi Row-M. Anderson, R. Olson, J. Benfer, N. Fox, N. Wendv, M. L. E.nsx, S. Tum, J. Euchenlczubg Second Row-H. Shoup, W. Beaver, J. Shullingsford, K. Shillingsford, E. Rhoods, R Row. Band A sf 4 Si ting--R. Row, D Gurrnzxn, E. Rlwoods, M. L. Ernst, N. Rhoads, F. Beaver, E. Shofsberger, A. Rowe, W. Benveu J, Shaffer, S. Emsi, K. Wochiey, M. Brocious, J. Rhoads, K. Shillingsford, Sionding-H, Shoup, C. Wohers, 4 Purker. Band Officers John Shillingsford, Roberto Olson, Kenneth Shillingsford, Edwin Rhoods. irls, Fira: Row-G. Mifterling, N, Ritchey, F. Inch, C, Bedeoux, P. Cullender, H. Stuck, M. Leitzel, R. Frost, C. Badger Second Row-M, E. Soder, I. Stover, S. Leitzel, K. Kline, O. Tears, I. Bonowirz, J. Inch, V. Steigerwclr, M Brubaker, L. Kelly, M. C. Ingham, Third Row-P. Herbert, P. Bogar, R. Brown, C, Forster, S, Wind, D, Trurt D. Collender, M, Tyler, D. Newman, P. Fox, L. Lcuboch. Seniors filring-S, Trurt, S. Thorp, O. Teuts, M. E. Soder, J. Yohn, J. Eichenlclub, B. Lcudensloger, K, Kline, D, Sheoffer, S. Leirzely Slunding-R. Ulsh, M. Brubaker, N. Fox, D. Newman, B, Hcssenplug, M C. Ingham, B. Morfern, N. Spigelmyer, S. Rowe. Olrfvfvrii Yqgjvvvvfy 5 9' 1 ua 5,1 , ies 461 164 4 5 1 1. 1 4. iii D 399 55 if W 'Y 3' Y Av W V V Q W 3 3 1 3: T , -Y wr W' ,,, 4 28 we QB wf w' gi V irls' G m lub Firs? Row-G. Schuck, S. Brungorr, M. Hollenbacln, M. Nzce, S. Mohr, B, Chambers, E, Merkel, K. Vcln Horn P. Seirzy Second Row-R. Kline, C. Hunsinge: J. Inch, L. Lzubocb, M. Leilzel, J. Rciiley, P. Collender, Mrs Rowe, Third Row-P. Rczdel, N. Rowe, E. Soder, P. Chubb, B. Motrern, D. Collender, J. Sclwuck, L. Krotzef. B0 S, Gym lub Firs? Rov:-C. Fohnestock, J. Wirtes, M. Dressler, P. Heimbock, R. Wulburn, J. Gcglione, G. Walter, R. Troutmon, Se:o.1d Row-C. Konfz, P, Herrolcl, B, Wagner, H, Louver, C. Renner, L. Nichols, E. Schroder, C. Herman, l. Bastion, Third Row-A. Zerbe, M. Parker, R, Svvineforcl, W. Mengel, L. Kersterter, K. Krolfm, H. Solters, Mi. Wcgenseller. Junior Class Play Slllmg-J, Metzger, J. Kelser, A. Buttrum, B. Morlern, Slandmg-R, Keller, E, Muller, C. Bcnley, R. Kerstetler, B. Hossenplug, J. Yohn, N. Fox, G. Rowe. THE BIG BLOW-UP A COMEDY IN THREE AcTs Presented Friday, March 13, 1953 CAST Ellen Parker, the landlady ........ .......... ....... B E TTY HASSENPLUG Beans, her high school son ...,...... ,,....,..... J AMES KEISI-LR Melinda, the new maid .................,.. ............. ,l OAN YOHN Nlugsy Morris, a young criminal ....... ...... ....... C A RL BAILEY Cora Johnson, a young school teacher ..,..,,.,..,.,,.,. EUNICE MILLER Terry King, a detective ...,.,.........,.....,.... RAYMOND Knnsrizrrmc Sandra Field, a nervous young lady ....... .,,....,,,.., ,I ov METZCIQR Margot Richards, an enigma ,,,...,,...,,,,. ,,,,,...,,,,,,,, N ANCY Fox Katie Lee, Bean's girl friend ............. ,.,,,, A Ummm HATTRANI Douglas Blake, Sandrais fiance ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, R ICHARD KPIIALER lVlr. Field, Sandra's irate father .,,,,.,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, C LLBERT Rowig lVlrs. Field, Sandra's anxious molher ,,.,. BARBARA MOTTEKN DIRECTORS Miss Catherine Boyer Miss Mildred Potteiger BETWEEN ACTS Urgano Solo ....,,. .,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,, M ,uw KUNG .mx Voval Solo ....... ..... M ARY CAROLYN lNGHAK1 Senior Class Play Sealed-J. Yofwn, A. Battram, M. E. Higgins, M. L. Ernst, M. C. Ingl-Iam, R, Olson, B. Mottern, Standing-R. Keller, R. Trutt, K. Kline, R. Krlepp, J. Metzger, J. Benfer, O. Teats, E. Miller, C. Bailey, S. Tharp, R. Kerstetter, B. Hassenplug, J. Eichenlaub, R. Beaver, G, Rowe, J, Bastian, J. Keiser, J. Shillingsford, THE PROFESSOR GOES HAYWIREW A FARCE COMEDY IX THREE ACTS Presented Thursday. December 10. l953 Scott Bunting, a young professor ,, Lucinda, his stern aunt ................. Katie, his gentle aunt Froggy, his pal ............ Taffy, the terrible .......,... Dean Farrell. her father Ellice, a charmer .,........... Abby. a silly miss ...... ..... lluss, a student ......................,...... Warren, a College photographer .... Jo, a City reporter .............,........ Hannigan, a city photographer .... Soeko. a boxer ..,........................ Jennie, the maid .......,............... Nlrs. Oilgrien, a visitor .............. Calvin. ua Westerri llnion hoyv Millie ...............................,......... Charolette Joan ........ Marian Jane ...... Vlfilma .... rliom ..... lxen .... CAST RAYMOND KERSTETTER BETTY HASSENPLUG JUNE EIEHENLAIIB JOHN SHILLINGSFORD SUZANNE THARP GILBERT ROWE BARBARA RIOTTERN HOBERTA OLSON JAMES KEISER JAMES BASTIAN JOAN YOHN RICHARD KELLER CARL BAILEY EUNICE lN'lILLER M ARY CARO LYN lNGHA3I RICHARD BEAVER OHWALEE TI-IATS KAY KLINE JEAN BENFER MARY Lou ERNST JOY METZGER lVlARY ELLEN HIGGINS ROBERT KNEPP JAMES GEAIBERLING irsl Row-R. Olson, B Morlern, S. Tlmrp, J Eichenloub, J. Benfer, A. Bcitvrom, M. L. Ernst, K. Kline, M F Higgins, J, Metzger, C. Tears, Second Row-V-J, Bastion, R. Beaver, R, Knepp E, Miller, M. C. Ingham, B. enior Class Pla nplug I Yulin, J. Keiser, G Rowe, C Bailey, Third Row--R. Keller, R. Kerstefver, R, Tum, J, Shillingsforrl, HETll lflfN THE A-1C7'S I 1 ION Orr-lu-elm .. .... Nlic. Piww. Dlliliifllili Girls' 'l'rin ,,,. ...,......,..,..,...........,.C.......,.,...........,,........,....,......C.. ll lns. Home. lim 1: 1' l3urlvui'u lAllll1ll'IlSIilQ1k'l'. Sandra Rows-. Shirlvy 'l'rull Orgasm Solo , ,,,,, , ,..,,.,, ,,,.....,.,,....... ,.,,,,.,,......,,,,..,.. ..,,,,...... .,,..,,,, TX I . x in' kmxi DIRECTORS Nllss l'imi-im: Hmm.-w lwISS lim HI-IRNIAN Hass Junior-Senior Prom MAY 23, 1953 Prom King and Queen, Pamalee Hiegel and Keith Kunkel. after being crowned and receiving their gifts. A typical scene from our prom. Theme- HMoonlight and Roses. Mal Arter and his Orchestra shown while playing one of their selections. JANUARY 1 Richard Smith 4 Carson Swartzlander 6 William Fisher 7 Sandra Rowe 111 Lee Knause 15 Charles Kantz 18 Mary Lou Ernst 19 Donald Beck 19 Jay Maurer 21 Beverly Bastian 25 Audrey Battram 25 Harry Hoffman 28 Walter Beaver FEBRUARY 1 James Keiser 2 Robert Tyler 3 Nancy Ferry 3 Donald Heiser 5 Jean Benfer 9 Barbara Laudenslager 12 Gilbert Rowe 13 Wayne Wetzel 14 Robert Lewis 15 Sharon Hoot 26 Marlin Heintzelman 26 Marcella Nichols 27 Shirley Leitzel 27 Louis Reinard MARCH 1 William Simcox 5 Richard Beaver 5 Fred Moyer 8 James Gemberling 13 Marian Brubaker 18 Marjorie Hartley 18 Robert Row 25 June Eichenlaub 26 Kay Kline 26 Esther Thierolf 31 Charles Keller APRIL 1 Suzanne Tharp 2 Ann-a-vonne Whiteleather 8 Shirley Shaffer 11 Desna Varner 12 Joy Metzger 13 John Shillingsford 13 Kenneth Shillingsford 15 James Bastian 16 Dale Hollenbach 29 Joann Smith MAY 5 Betty Hassenplug 6 Richard Mull 7 Mary Emily Soder 7 Harry Stroup 17 Sylvia Klinger 19 Nancy Fox 26 Barbara Smith JUNE 3 Nevin Hile Birthdays 5 Charles Hower 5 Dianne Sheaifer 11 Rosalyn Ulsh 13 Ruth Longacre 17 James Grove 21 Shirley Trutt 27 Edwin Rhoads JULY 6 Joan Yohn 12 Lorraine Longacrc- 15 Robert Yerger 22 Nancy Mengle 29 Nancy Wendt 30 Mildred Anderson AUGUST 2 Robert Knepp 4- Dorothy Newman 11 Lucy Troup 15 Donald Fisher 17 Gladys Lauver 23 Mary Ellen Higgins 25 Robert Hoover 27 Carl Bailey SEPTEMBER 5 Ohnalee Teats 12 Glen Bingaman 19 Richard Maurer 23 Lee Glass 23 Mary Carolyn Ingham 29 Robert Brouse OCTOBER 1 Grace Kantz 1 Barry, Neitz 3 Roberta Olson 4- Raymond Kerstetter 8 Robert Trutt 10 Elwood Inch 11 Eunice Miller 15 Mary Kratzer 20 Phyllis Kratzer 25 William Kissinger 28 Gerald Herbster 30 Barbara Mottern NOVEMBER 5 Ruth Campbell 6 Robert Hoke 10 Mary Leitzel 11 Edgar Hibsman 16 Kent Walshaw 27 Betty Sassaman DECEMBER 5 Walter Weaver 8 Nancy Spigelmyer 10 Gladys Scholl 11 Lee Gabel 13 Priscilla Gates 141 Phyllis Reich 16 Larry Lose 22 Foster Klinger 29 Bright Naugle Red Letter Days EPTEMBER School begins. Last, long, hard pull for the Seniors. First game with the pigskin. Dan- ville game. Lost 13-6 Students slowly get back in the old groove. Sophomores lost in the new building. Millie-first Senior on the bench. Newport game. Lost again. 21- 12 cafeteria riots. 21 Kerstetter remains head of the Milton game. S. H. S. getting bet- ter. Won 14-7 Ohnalee Teats writes winning es- say on Pennsylvania. OCTOBER School dismissed to see Treverton game. Won 34-0 Columbus Day. Talk by Mr. Pierce Coryell on reckless drivers. Won- der who he meant? Spectacular event. First victory over Sunbury in 14 years. 14-0 Lewis gets a haircut so he can see to play basketball. Students leave school and parade Sunbury streets to celebrate vic- tory. Caught and returnedl Dragon riot at HaIlowe'en pa- rade. Senior Class won S15. Seals 27-Norry 6. 29 Winning nff. nk. Nnny game. Jim Gemberling blows up labor- atory. Even warms the bench for five days. A-hunting we will go. Happy HaIlowe'enl OVEMBER Vacation. Teachers go to school. Pupils lump for ioy. Mifflinburg game cancelled. 18 inches of snow! senior class play practice begins. What a bunch of Hams l 11 Armistice Day. Assembly of Watsontown game 31-6. Yeah, Seals! Last game for the Seniors. Barn dance-big success Spon- 19 sored by the Hi-Y and the Tri-Hi- Y. Thanksgiving vacation. Mad rush for Turkey. 12th grade boys hunting- Dears. Red Letter Days DECEMBER School resumes after Thanksgiv- ing vacation. Herman sisters go haywire af- ter directing Senior class play. Assembly. S e n i o r s don't get health test. Yipee! banquet. Team receives iackets. 15 All American speaker at football Program by g i r I s' chorus. Christmas Greetings Smell smoke? lt's iust Tyler fir- ing up the forge in the shop again. First day of Winter. Will we have a White Christmas ? deaux seen in fur coat. Weather report colder. Mrs. Be- 3 Christmas dance a success. Gym beautifully decorated. JA ARY Band gets new uniforms. Boy, are they neat! Some mix-up! Cynosure pictures taken. What a riot! Team wears sweat pants at Norry game. Sophomore assembly. We will now sing from our Sing Sing books . Dick Mull plays basketball while refereeing. Most famous words of the month: May I see your ring? ercises in Tri-Hi-Y assembly. 15 Dr. Zimmer has standing up ex- Smoker and Heaton entertain team with a duet. Mr. Fasold takes cheerleaders to game. Mr. Shadle was tied up at Harrisburg. FEBRUARY Peroxide sales increase. Wonder why? Despite ground hog seeing his shadow, we have e x c e l l e nt weather. Why do students invade home ec. room? Shirley Shaffer's fudge. Mrs. Bedeaux's headache relieved after sending Kerstetter to the bench l5th timel. Herby collides with Heaton. Re- sult-black eye. Mr. Wagner relates personal ex- perience in first F. T. A. meeting. No JEANS seen in school today. Wonder why? Commercials present leading Pa- ris models in assembly program. I2-Y assembly. Washington's life related by Billy Lee. Red Letter Days MARCH School dismlssed at 1:30 because of March winds and rain. Stu- dents swim homel County forensics. Good luck, kidsl Dinner served at S. U. for future S. U. students. Rumors of Seniors planning New Dot Newman locks keys to gym St. Patrick's Day. Where's your York trip. locker in gym locker. lFor safe green, Dean? keeping?l Report cords issued. Students March winds blow as spring Sheqffer and Yohn Img qgqinl down hearted. Marches in. APRIL Two weeks v a c a t i o n I April Fool . Though April showers may come our way, we'll graduate some sunny day. Students attend Lenten services at E. U. B. Church. ber ours? A square dance! 1 Sophomore Hop. Seniors, remem- Good Friday. Vacation begins. Students Bunny Hop back to school after a long Easter vaca- tion. futures. 22 Career conference! Seniors plan 3 Seniors take last swing at base- ball. It won't be long nowl MAY - JU Question of the month- What are you wearing to the Prem? Band and chorus concert. Last performance for Seniors! Boo! Hoo! Seniors r e c e i v e last Time magazines. Seniors sadly leave books and desks for Juniors. Oh, those beautiful dolls! Sen- ior Prom. Undercfassmen enloy Senior Fare- well. Baccalaureate services. Junior high graduation may suc- cess be yours. Many tears shed! Senior Com- mencement. NAME Betty Hassenplug Donald Beck Phyllis Reich Marion Brubaker Beetle Bailey Joan Yohn Gilbert Rowe Nancy Ferry Nancy Fox Bob Yeager Mary Carolyn Ingham Dick Smith Roberta Olson Harry Stroup Bill Kissinger Kay Kline Bob Tyler Dick Keller Barb Laudenslager Walter Weaver Wayne Wetzel Betty Sassarnan Bob Lewis Mary Kratzer Grace Kantz Charlie Hower Jean Benfer Jim Keiser Dianne Sheaffer Suzanne Tharp Fred Moyer Priscilla Gates John Kerstetter Louie Ernst Lucy Troup Mary Ellen Higgins Kent Walshaw Desna Varner Larry Lose Johnny Shillingsford Nancy Mengle Gerald Herbster Barb Mottern Shirley Shaffer .Esther Thierolf Robert Hoke Bright Naugle Louis Reinard Charlie Kantz Who's Who CHIEF FAULT horsing around big feet talking long nails dimples looking for relatives girl crazy being thin soberness haircut putting on the dog shyness her laugh girl shy being quiet loving out of town talking making fun complaining tearing up chewing gum quietness being short blushing being shy temper blushing corny jokes being late winking girl shy being silly being born blushing behaving domineering making trouble cutting remarks big rear long hair giggling weak voice cutting up missing school bashfulness being stupid quietness height hunting girls MOSTLY DOING writing to Pier helping Smoker daydreaming ice-skating making out Davedreaming visiting Lewisburg doing Howard's hair going to the movies loafing at Cole's singing nothing arguing with John bookkeeping going to the movies shorthand eating popsicles chopping ice buying clothes cowboying looking for Barb staying home engaged in sports selling ice cream cooking riding a motor cycle driving the Ford carpenter work writing letters driving driving a Chevy going to Williamsport showing off cashiering at Weis's going to Mercury games necking planning trips visiting Port Diner writing to Harvey wooing Roberta joking behaving scheming telling jokes going to the movies ice-skating 'yawning trailing Fred working NOTED FOR driving a convertible tallness her diamond love of Port Diner deep voice being busy Class plays blonde hair neat clothes brown eyes voice tallness bobbing hair bushy eyebrows soft voice neat clothes height sporty clothes pretty blue eyes curly hair silly grin blushing going steady giggle blonde hair being cute blonde hair 3.11 pretty smile stubborness good looks radiant smile loud mouth athletic ability big brown eyes being head majorette being a busybody short hair dark complexion playing the drums neat dressing blue eyes flirting being plump blonde hair reckless driving driving a hot-rod pleasant smile glasses ADMIRES college boys Sharon blonde hair the army The Valley House Penn State girls curly hair George Kings cigarettes Kratzerville farmers drums home-cooking Frank turtle-neck sweaters Sophomores Marines girls girls ftallj square-dancing Millie Tom's Plymouth neatness hunting short boys Lewisburg girls interns Bob ice skating men Roberta Penn State Dick guns the A. 81 P. himself any boy girls Cole's that certain guy California Divine beings Mark red hair cars loud shirts Cars Who's Who PET AVERSION staying home working dill pickles Emma alarm clocks dogs school turkeys paying bus fare P. O. D. music lessons getting up smoking shorthand girls traveling on the bus English working Sunbury girls Nancy Senda Harvard beets patrol Jean beef hash school Salem Kerstetter showers in gym class sloppy dressers messy hair Hank Mrs. Bedeaux crowded locker tumbling competition English other girls school Kenny nothing love-sick girls nosy people school P. 0. D. girls females cities farming WANTS TO BE nurse Airman Secretary nurse pilot teacher salesman bookkeeper dance instructor college student actress farmer secretary office worker Air Force secretary Diesel mechanic college student receptionist mechanic Chemical Engineer secretary in the service housewife airline hostess mechanic teacher commercial artist nurse medical secretary 'farmer psychologist lawyer doctor office personnel airline hostess jet mechanic retail selling business engineer stenographer business administrator secretary housewife typist painter carpenter Diesel engineer farmer WILL BE a patient sailor Lloyd's wife Iack's maid grease monkey Williams' employee bread salesman Howard's wife a model house painter singing commercials farmer John's boss bookkeeper good kid Frank's wife salesman beer distributor Ned's wife farmer mailman housewife on K. P. Tom's wife keeping house motorcycle cop successful sailor live wire secretary successful happy farmer nurse housewife bookkeeper grease-monkey old maid good kid A. Sz P. manager housewife successful Dick's wife housewife housewife ditch-digger farmer grease-monkey husband Class Will We the Senior Class of 1954 of Selinsgrove Area Joint High School being of sane mind and lasting memory, do make, publish, and declare that this be our last will and testament, hereby declaring null and void all other wills made by us. Dick Beaver's, Jim Gemberling's, and June Eichenlaulgfs corny jokes to Eu- gene Schrader. Bob Lewis's, Harry Hoffman,s, and Bob Trutt's football ability to Mark Hoffman and Bob Gargie. Bob Yerger's and Marcella Nichols's and Jim Bastianis height to Harry Salter and Janet Leininger. Priscill Gates's and Mary Carolyn lngham's vocal ability to Claudette Be- deaux and Carmen Gulick. Donald Heiser,s and Kent Walshaw,s constant sleeping in class to all future Seniors who enjoy sleeping in class as they do. Grace Kantz's, Ruth Campbell's and Mary Kratzer's cafeteria efficiency to Mary Nace and Shirley Mohr. Louie Ernstas, Millie Andersonis and Audrey Battram's basketball ability to Louise Laubach and Betsy Leohner. Edgar Hibsman's, Marjorie Hartley's, and Gladys Lauver's gray matter to Lorraine Kelly and Maryn Mae Starr. Raymond Kerstetter's success in Forensics to Noretta Sheesley and Denny Bowen. Barb Laudenslager's, Sharon Hoot's, Jean Benfer's, and Dick Keller's neat dress to Mitchell Herring and Helen Benner. Joan Yohnis, Joy Metzger's, and Barb Motternis cheer-leading ability and strong lungs to Diane Miller, Roberta Swank, and Shirley Beaver. Phyllis Reich's, Joann Smith's, and Nancy Wendfs love of P. O. D. class to Claudette Bedeaux, Diana Fisher and John Gaglione. Roberta Olson's pretty long blond hair to Pat Callender. Betty Hassenplug's and Suzy Tharp's college experience to any lucky Junior girl. The commercial ability of Bev Bastian, Kay Kline, Ann-a-vonne Whiteleather, and Dot Newman to all future commercials. Class Will Jim Keiser's, Gerald Herbster's, and Ed Bhoadss prowess on the basketball court to Buzz Siegfried and George Snyder Bill Kissingeris, Lorraine Longacres and Ruth Longacres gentle voices to Jim Campbell. The quiet ways of Bob Knepp, Dale Hollenbach Phylhs Kratzer and Shirley Leitzel to Shirley Renninger and Cecile Yeakley Bob Rowis and Walter Beaver's smooth sax notes to Freida Beaver Ohnalee Teats's and Rosalyn Ulsh s energy to Dan Inners and Jim Wittes John and Ken Shillingfordis and Elwood lnchs love of the grocery business to Bob Anderson and Gary Aucker. Dick Maurer's, Foster Klinger's Lee Knauses and Jay Maurers class play ticket sales to all future salesmen. Eunice Miller's, Nancy Mengle's and Sylvia Klmglers love of tumbling in gym class to most of the Junior girls. Barry Neitz's, Glen Bingaman's, and Dick Mulls wlsecracks in English class to Charlie Bickhart. Mary Ellen Higgins's love of twirllng to Jane Schuck Emily Soder's and Mary Leitzel s love of double dates to the next pair in terested. Dianne Sheaffer's and Nancy Wendt s love of the Navy to all future Waves Signed: THE CLASS OF '54 Witnesses : THE FEATURE COMMITTEE Suzanne Tharp, Chairman Mary Kratzer Roberta Olson Mary Lou Ernst Dianne Sheaffer Phyllis Reich Grace Kantz Betty Hassenplug Hit Parade Let Me Call You Sweetheart ......... Changing Partners ..................... Am I In Love .............................. Walkin, My Baby Back Home ...... My Love, My Love ................... Jealousy .................................... Forever and Ever ................. Wine, Women, and Song ....... Some Enchanted Evening ....... My One and Only Heart ......., Beautiful Ohio ...................... Always ............................ Beautiful Brown Eyes Mary Ellen and Kenny Dianne Shaffer Betty Hassenplug Johnny and Roberta Roberta and Raymond Anne-a-vonne and Jim Mary and Tom HBeetle,' Evening of the prom Bev and Glenn Audrey d Phyllis and Lloy Louie Oh Happy Day ............. ............... G raduatlon Heart of My Heart ...... ........ B ob and Millie You're the Right One ...................................... ,..................,...i........ K ay and Frank Iill Always Love You .,..................,....................................................... Joan and Dave I'd Like to Get You on a Slow Boat to China ...... Tom Dean by all the Senior Girls My Destiny ...................................................... .....................,............. R eport Cards So Long, It's Been Good to Know You .... ........,......... A ll Our Teachers Many Times ...........,.......................................... ...... F ,s on our Report Cards Tea for Two .................,..................................... ........................ N urse's room With My Eyes Wide Open, I'm Dreaming ......... ...............,.......... P . O. D. class lt's No Secret ............................,...,..,................. ........ S moking in the lavatory You Belong to Me .......................................... ...................... B arb and Ned Smoke Gets in Your Eyes .,.,................ Teachers' Room Tell Me Why ....................... ........ W e must have homework Sound-OH ..........,......,......,.... i................... .... G y m class Time on My Hands ............,... ...................... F ifth periods Dear John ................................... .......... G ladys Scholl Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue ..... ................... S uzy Tharp Gambler's Guitar ..........,............ ..... C arson Swartzlander Come-on-a My House .............. ....,.............. S andra Rowe There's No Tomorrow ........ .........,......... S eniors' Class Trip One Dark Night ............... ......... H igh School Parking Lot Hello, Young Lovers .... Shirley and Jim That's Amore ..... ....,.............. J oy and Glace You Alone ............. ................... B arb and Jay Gone Fishin' ............................,...,...... John and Donald Fisher Over the Mountain .............,................. .............,....... D ick Maurer Sho0Hy Pie and Apple Pan Dowdy ........ .....,..,,.,i.,,,...,.....,.,.,. H ome Ec. Girls Santa,s Workshop .......,.i..............,.,,..,,,, ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,..,.,,,,,.i,,,,,,,,.,,,, S hop Boys Turkey in the Straw .....,.......,............ ......... L ee Gabel, Marlin Heintzelman There's Nothing Like a Dame ...... ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,i,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,., B ob Hoover J Love Paris .........................,.,.., ..,.....,,.,..,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,, M iss Phoebe IFS Magic ................................ ........ M r. Wagneris chemistry class You're Just in Love .......... ,,i,,,,,,,,,i,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, B ill Simcox The Old Master Painter ..,,..., ,,,,,,,, .,,..A,, J i m Koiser As Goes By ...,,.....,....,, ,-,.- L unch hours I Want A .....,...,,,,,, ,,,.-,-- J im Grgve Music, Music, Music ,,,,,, Bob Brguse Slow Poke ................. ,,,,,,-,,,,-,. L ee Glass I AP0l0giZC ------------,------ ..... P riscilla Gates Sentimental Journey ......, School Years Senior Class Electives MOST ATHLETIC BEST DRESSEO MOST ESSENTIAI. Mary Lou Ernst Beverly Bastian ,loan Yohn llolwert Lewis Richard Keller Gerald Herbster Bl-IST LOOKING MOST POPULAR MOST LIKELY TO Succmzn Mildred Anderson Joan Yohn Gladys Lauver liobert Lewis John Shillingsford Gerald Hs-rbster V 54 u 'vs Sl lg, +l .-:- O . 0 9.3 .O I Q O I Q . 0 'n. ,'n , ::p's 04. .0 '. .D ' Lf o'v 0 000.0 u Q 0 v:'u lo QOQ 0:9 n, ,oo .fe lg' N 1 9' 51 ff X Best W'ishaes to The Class of 1954 BOGAR Feed 84 Building Supply, Inc Dealers in Building Materials and Feed Selinsgrove, Pa. Telephone 7011 Congratulations to Class of 'Sell BlTTNER'S Department Store, Inc. Telephone 1300 Sunbury PE PS1 -COLA C. I. Middlesworth Pepsi-Cola and Cloverdale Distributor Selinsgrove Residence Phone Dial 5356 Beaver Springs 2351 Selinsgrove Beck 8t Beck, Inc. lohn H. Keller nd a Dealer in City Steam Laundry, Inc. i:RESH PIQODIXICFZ and Cash and Carry Store SEA FOUDS Next to Governor Snyder Hotel Selinsgrove Sally Bolig's Style Shop Selinsgrove Construction Co. General C orttractors COATS SUITS DRESSES and Commercial Residential Alterations Free Estimates ACCESSORIES , In Dial 3301 High and Spruce Streets 7 West Pine Street Selinsgrove Selinsgrove Troutman's Gulf Service C. L. TROUTMAN, Proprietor Selinsgrove Charles F. Troxell Hardware, Inc. Selinsgrove Robert A. Heinbach, M. D. 125 South Market Street Selinsgrove Miller Bros. Shoe Store Footwear for Entire Family Dr. R. W. lohnston 116 South Market Street Selinsgrove Joseph L. Mentz Stationery Royal Standard and Portable Typewriters 249 Market Street Sunbury Sunbury Susquehanna F. I. Altvater, Inc. Restaurant Men's and Boys' Wear Route 11-15 Sunbury-Selinsgrove Highway Market and Sixth Street Sunbury Dr. Melvin D. Wolfberg paniel H- Shuck, D. D 105 West Pine Street Selinsgrove 108 South Market Street Selinsgrove BING'S CALVIN A. WITMER FERRY'S Tydol Service Purina Chows Tulijys Statesgiigiction Selinsgrove Poultry General Car Repairs C. P- FERRY, South Market Street KEPLEW5 proprietor Selinsgrove Chevrolet Sales and Service S 1, Genuine Parts and Accessories e msgmve Phone: Selinsgrovg ll. A. VARNER PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTOR Selinsgrove New Berlin Phone 9091 119 Independence Street GENERAL INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE Office Phone 2621 101 South Market Street Selinsgrove Oldsmobile MILLER'S HOME BAKERY MUSSEWS Sales and Service Selinsgrove STORE HARRY ARBOGAST Charles Musser. and Proprietor SON MENGLES RESTAURANT Proprietors . lKamZl Dial 6184 3 West Pine Street Phone: Selinsgrove 3381 Selinsgrove Selinsgrove COUNTY SALES AND SERVICE Dealers in w 1 w - HOTEL GOVERNOR SNY DER WALTER E. PINAND, Proprietor SELINSGROVE FISHER MOTORS CHRYSLER-l'l.Y ' PORT ESSO SERVICENTER AND DINER NEW MODERN MOTEL Routes 11 and 15 SUSQUEHANNA UNIVERSITY Your Hometown College Nearly lOO years ol notable achievement in educating COURSES OFFERED Liberal Arts Teacher Education Library Science Journalism Social Work Psychology Laboratory Technology yesterdays and today's leaders We are always proud of Selinsgrove High School Students at Susquehanna-and proud, too, that we have had a part in the training of some of your teachers Pre-Medicine Medical Secretarial Pre-Dentistry Accounting Pre-Law Commercial Education Pre-Theology Secretarial Pre-Nursing Music Education Pre-Veterinary Music Soloist Pre-Physical Therapy Business Administration Consult Your Principal, Mr. Potteiger. RHOADS MILL NFIELD SELINSGR 824 Phone SELINSGROVE SILK MILL WILLIAM F. GROCE SELINSGROVE MONTGOMERY FUNERAL HOME THE PLAZA MILLS, INC. I OI,I,OW THIC NEWS OF THE FOLKS YOU KNOW in the SUNBURY DAILY ITEM CENTRAL BUILDERS UPPLY COMPANY 4 I5I'II,IlINO BLOCKS - - WASHED SAND AND GIIAVICI, Y TIIANSIT TNIIXICII CONCIII'f'I'IQ f CONCRETE BURIAL VAULTS Sunbury Sc-Iinsgrou Phom- H300 Phone 6591 ISLAND PARK, SITNBURY BITTNER,S SERVICE STATION SWANICS Sunoco Cas and Oil HIGGINS Barber Shop Selinsgrove Family Shoe BROWN'S PAINT 81 WALLPAPER S 100 North Market Street Q ' tore Electrical Accessories . S l' Selmsgmve 16 North Market Street C msgrove Selinsgrove J -P MAN UFACTURIN G CORPORATION MIDDLECREEK VALLEY TELEPHONE COMPANY Selinsgrove agen System? THE SELINSGROVE A gl p STORE WATER SUPPLY CGMPANY Selinsgrove Selinsgrove Stop at J. E. SHOTSBERGER YANICS COLE'S Your Atlantic Service Station E550 DRUG STORE Dealer FERGUSON ESSO SERVICENTER P011 TTEVOTIOII 2 Cars and Trucks Selinsgrove RCA-Victor Radio and Television Routes 11-15 Towing - Auto Glass 301 Market Street Selinsgrove Selinsgrove Block Co. Manufacturers of CINDEH AND LIMICSTONE BUILDING BLOCKS Eighth and Vine Slrvm-ls Dial 7054! SHLINSCHOVE SICCESS T0 TIIE CRADUATINC CLASS OF 195-1 The First National Bank Selins Grove For the Rest of Your Trip SLEEPY HOLLOW MOTEL LEARNS REIGLE Route 11-15 Fine Foods Selinsgrove and Jewelry Store S ' Make Appointment for Your Date at O tatwnery Selinsgrove EVELYNS BEAUTY SHOP Greeting Cards Phone: 9151 Selinsgrove fl- Orange Street Selinsgrove A Safe Place to Buy CHAS. W. KELLER Diamonds and Watches Ice and Beverages W. M. VALSING 21 South Water Street S8liI'lSgI'0V6 feweler Selinsgrove MOYER'S RADIO and TV SELINSGROVE FUEL and SUPPLY CO. Sales and Service u RCA - Motorola - Westinghouse - CBS Dlsnlbutors of Gulf Products Columbia - Admiral - TV and Radios 109 North High Street Deepfreeze Freezers - Refrigerators Selinsgrove RCA -- Deepfreeze - Westinghouse - Mitchell A Air Conditioners WILLIAMS, SQUEEZE INN LUNCH A STORE 8 West Pine Street Coats Mr. and Mrs. Orval Stauifer S11iYs Dresses JEAN FROCKS 4NeXt to Stl-and CHARM BEAUTY SHOP Theater, 8 North High Street Phone 3311 Sunbury Selinsgrove Mrs. Mabel Housel, Proprietor WISIIES AND SIWACCISSS lo The' GflIdIlllIl'lLg Class of 1951 from B. K. W. Coach Line Taxi Servim' in Sunbury and Vivinily 'l's-lvphorw Sunbury 600 Loval Trarlsporlalioxm Hvtwvvn Sunbury and Sc-linsgrow Main Umvv: Hummvlas Wharf Tvlvphomf 3581 I. G. Ott Packagings, Inc. PAPER BOXES - - 4 FOLDING CARTONS - ADVERTISING DISPLAYS -f Selinsgrox c Pennsylvania GI-IEER'S GARAGE Freeburg INTER COUNTY GAS CO. Bottled Gas and Appliances Selinsgrove A FRIEND ROLLING GREEN KEYSTONE STORES The Slearsv Phone 7107 KEITHAN'S BAKERY and LUNCHEONETTE BROSIUS SHIPE, D.lJ.S. Good Things to Eat Selinsgrove 340 Market Street Sunbury GUY A. WENDT AND SON SUSQUEHANNA TRAILER SALES Electrical Contracting Philco and Westinghouse Television and Appliances Sales and Service Phone 9009 Selinsgrove I'IummeI,s Wharf Phone 3508 IVIILLER'S SUPERETTE GEORGE B. RINE FLORIST Corner, Pine and Orange Streets MARX . BROTHERS Sehnsgrove II North Market , Clothing for Sehnsgrove Men and Boys Store Phone 3162 Greenhouse Phone 2263 Self Service Store , Sunbury Corner, Orange and Vine Streets Dial 3636 Selinsgrove KeIIer's Planing Mill LLIMRINIR AND RLILDINC MATERIALS PLLMBINC AND HEATING CHRIS CRAFT ROATS AND MOTORS PORT TREVORTON Phone: 3800 Selinsgrovc ackett ardware Stores, Inc. SLNBURY IVIIDDLEBURG 325 Market Street 706 Market Street Years and Experience Do Count THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Thr' Friendly Bank for All Your Banking Needs ORGANIZED 1831 SLINBURY, PENNSYLVANIA For Every Walk of Life Velvet-eez Air Conditioned Shoes For MASON SHOES Call L. FRANK KOCHER R. E. SNY-DER CHAS. E. WELCHANS 405 9th Street Selinsgrove plumbing and Heating Ceneral Merchandise Wholesale and Retail Freebmg G. GEORGE LUCK ' INSURANCE COUNSELOR 15 South. Water Street Sellnsgrove Middleburg BENNER'S BAKERY SHILLINGSFOBD and Ask for TYLER Old Dutch Recipe Cookies Disston Chain Saws all Shoo-Fly Pies Hummel's Wharf Phone 3585 Phone 3834 Middleburg DUTCH PANTRY DAIRY QUEEN Popular Price Restaurants Specializing in Cones, Sundaes, Malts, and Shakes Selinsgrove Lemoyne Routes 11-15 State College Wallace T. Townsend, Proprietor HUlVllVlEL'S BODY SHOP CITY Body and Fender Repairing and Painting BARBER SHOP If it's banged ap, we,ll jix it WALKERS On Route 522 Kreamer DRUG SHOP Barbering as you, like it . k HOSENBLUMS Flfth and Mar et Sts. S b Sunbury Feminine Apparel un my Sunbury RUSS STUDIO LEWISBURG Photog ra pher For 1954 Cynosu re Best Wishes to the Members of the Graduating Class Donald H. Ross muwew1wdWm5M1f ,fi TTT ,-,iLiAL,W4 J F- gg A 1:7 A L S249 7 p ix 'I' X 44 as ' ' T ' kitchens TT ii by WOOD-Mi1lElNIll.lS'l'RIES,INC.Q KREAMER, SNYDER COUNTY, PA. Ly Bt B FEEDS C t G Hldlllg and Mixing Complete Line of POULTRY EQUIPMENT KREAMER FEED STORE G. W. ROBINSON, Proprietor D I Service Phone: Selinsg 9 592 BIG BOYS AUTO PARTS CO. SUNBL RY MT. CARMEL WILLIAM G. MILLER General Insurance and Bonds 26 North Market Street Selinsgrove F. C. WAGENSELLER, M.D. 116 North Market Street Selinsgrove Toys . Men's REICHLEY'S S B P THE NATIONAL RESTAURANT O Sporting Goods O , Y R R. C. Schuck, Proprietor S T . S Selmsgrove Wear Selinsgrove Clothes Dial 7821 SELINSGROVE MOTORS Sales - FORD -- Service Guaranteed Used Cars Excellent Body Work Selinsgrove Dial 6521 The Gift Shop SELINSGROVE HARDWARE CO. Selinsgrove LEE R. SNAVELY Shoes and Clothing For the Family Phone 6546 Selinsgrove JARRETT and SECHRIST Sunoco Service Station Washing Lubricating Accessories Zerex Prestone Zerone Kelly Springfield Tires and Tubes Dial 204-1 Selinsgrove DR. R. J. POTTEIGER 601 North Market Street Selinsgrove CHARLES F. UMBENHOWER EVELYN H. UMBENHOWER CARL HERROLD Self Service Groceries Furniture Admiral and Westinghouse Appliances Port Trevorton ULSH'S Home Farm Supplies Dial Selinsgrove 3676 Port Trevorton AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY CO. For Memories of those Colden Daysv-gather round a hearth table from 316 South Market Street BURNS, INC. Selinsgrove COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS, WALL T0 FLOOR SELINSGROVE SEUNSGROVE CANDY COMPANY DAIRY Dial 3363 Dial 9081 ! Q J X,,,..M,,,,,.. V, ...... .N BEST WISHES from YOUR Printer FRE XHMER - -Y FRED E. MACHMER, S.H.S. '35 SHELL DINER Sunbury-Selinsgrove Highway EBERT'S 5 Cents to 351.00 Store 6 South Market Street Selinsrove STOVEIVS BOWLING CENTER Shamokin Dam Dial Selinsgrove 5105 KLINE7S MEAT MARKET Selinsrove GUY H. MOYER Music House For Better Pianos Violins Band Instruments at Lowest Prices Pl'lOn6 2589 Freeburg WILBERT BURIAL VAULTS Concrete for Strength Asphalt for Waterproojing Sold by Funeral Directors From Coast to Coast TRAILCO MFG. 81 SALES CO. - Trailco Trailers - Truck Bodies - - Truck Equipment - Telephone -H Selinsrove: Plant 7511 - Office 3111 Hummells Wharf W. M. WAGNER SALILS LU IAIRD CIQMBERLINF IOI South Markcfl Wirlfield Pa 7 Selinsgrove NIIDDLECREEII CONSTRUCTION C0. A FRIEND A FRIEND ENDICOTT JOHNSON SHOE STORE c'Shoes for the whole familyv 436 Market Street MEISEWS GARAGE Sunbury BEN HUMMEL Freeburg SHAFFER,S BARBER SHOP Hummel's Wharf If your hair isn't becoming to you, You should be coming to us Selinsgrove HARVEY P' MURRAY DR. and MRS. E. E. FISHER KENDALL OIL DISTRIBUTOR SfflinSgr0vC LOSE SALES CO. Your JOSEPH F. ,INGHAM NORGE Selinsgrove Dealer Selinsgrove BENJAMIN T. MOYER ED LAUVER , , , , Furniture and Carpenng of Dlstmcnon , l Dressed Pou try 12 North Fifth Street A S b Wholesale un my F ' d and SHAFFI-:RIS COMMUNITY STORE en Retail 1 Mile West of Freeburg Freeburg - Telephone 5244 Selinsgrove - FRED C. MOYER MENS WEAR Freeburg HARRY S. TEATS LIGHTNING ROD ENGINEER AND CONTRALTOR KN Years Installation Without the Loss of a Single Building by Lightnzng FREEBURF Phone 9492 Sehmgrove FREE ESTIMA FES BEST WISIIES FOR THE CLASS OF 1954 LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE NO. 1173 PALMER R. GARMAN GEORGE P. GARMAN Student Patrons Roland Beaver Walter Beaver Carson S. and Mar Dick and Dona uLouie Ernst William Fisher The Big Four Priscilla Gates Jim Gemberling 'clVIargie'7 Hartley Paul Harro Betty Hassenplug D. Edgar Hibsman Charlie The Bull Joan and Dave jorie Hower John K. and Roberta 0 June and Don Robert Knepp Mary Kratzer Barb and Ned Larry Hugh Lose Fred Moyer Bright Naugle Student Patrons Phyllis Reich Ed 'gDusty,' Rhoads Gil Rowe Sandra Rowe Satch', Row Betty Sassaman .lohn Whitey Shillingsford Ken lake Shillingsford William Simcox Barb Smith Joann Smith 'LThe Sparrowsv Harry Stroup Suzy Tharp Lucy Troup Ace Trutt Robert Tyler Desna Varner Walter Weaver Wayne Abey Wetzel Ann Whiteleather Bobby Al Yerger Diana Yohn Patrons Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bardner Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Battram Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Beaver Mr. and Mrs. Carl C. Row and Becky Mr. and Mrs. Jacob L. Brubaker Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Ernst Farmer's Hotel Charles Ferry, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gaugler Mr. and Mrs. Samuel R. Hassenplug Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Herbster Misses Eva and Phoebe Herman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Herman Miss Grace E. Herrold A Mr. and Mrs. John C. Herrold Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Lauver Robert Longenberger Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler Lose George Maize Margaret and George Mr. and Mrs. William L. Mease Pat and Tom C. D. Reichenback Mr. and Mrs. Simon B. Rhoads Miss .lean Searles Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Sheaffer Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Shillingsford Mrs. Minnie Sigler and Miss Mary Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Smoker . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thompson Mrs. Van Horn and Family Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Wetzel Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Whiteleather Mr. and Mrs. Glen L. Yohn AUTOGRAPHS N u , me ,W fmfmw , iujL8i'1 fg'l4Qg1g5Hmw?'QQQ MWWQWQM Q9 ef-QI WM!3e4o WWW fiwwf 045265 swf? aiwkwq QQ WY fiwiwigefai an wwf wwf Wfffafgff 9,53 fi QW 1W4MMiQW R Qi gwffyiffiwmw My ffwfiix M WZEQESQ WQWQQQQQM ff' fig? 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