Shippensburg High School - Scroll Yearbook (Shippensburg, PA)
- Class of 1956
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But think ahead, twenty years from now, as you thumb through these pages, you'll recall your best pals, the year the basketball team won the conference, and the people who directed your activities. What will you be then, a lawyer, a nurse, a secre- tary, or pilot? It's hard to predict, but in any case, our high school training and experiences should have taught us good citizenship and a sense of responsibility. We hope this yearbook will recall fond memories, and that even now we can realize the importance of our high school experiences as we became citizens of a community. - ,,+ U IN MEMORIAM The class of 1956 wishes to pause and recall a classmate who passed away in 1952. Those who knew Larry Spero remember him as a petit friendly chap, who could always be found with a smile on his face. Larry was enthusiastic and ambitious and would do a favor for anyone. All his classmates thought amiably of this lad and will cherish his memory through the years. ACKNO LEDGE E T Wfith sineere appreciation we, the Senior Class of IOS6, wish to thank the members of the School Board, the School Authority, and the Administration for providing a l'-eautiliul huilding and excellent facilities for the students in the Sliippenshurg Area Senior High School. As publishers ol' the first yearlwook recording events in the new high school, the Scroll Stall' wishes to thank Mrs. joanna Rupert and Mr. Frank Lerew, yearbook advisors, Mr. Willwur Kuhn, photographer, and the faculty members who have given their gracious col operation and assistance to the many projects undertaken by the Senior Class. f v X 2 ' V. 1 X. Z Wx qI1x N-'A ' m x E . QQ 1 I gl 'Wx 2 1 HDMIMISTRHUUV jOINT BOARD OF EDUCATION First row: R. Toild Lloyd. Vlfilliam Mark, Roy Davidson, Vice Presidentg Norman King, Presidentg Mrs, Grate liurtl, Mrs. Cvrayclon Fisher, Mrs, james McLean, Wzrlter Reddig, Secretary, Vfallirr Howland, Treasurer. Second row: joseph Hoover, B. S. Gardner, Clayton Kann, Mark Mentzer, Louis llarmont, Chester Smith, Richard Ruth, Fred Sowers, Arthur Burkhart, R. C. McDonald. Third row: Arthur Diehl, Merrill Kendig, Vernon Baker, john Poe. Frank I-Iebr 'lig:, William Adams, -lamcs Hmkersmith, Dr. C. L. Curry. Eugene Dunlap. Fourth row: Fred Bickle. Ralph Franklin, ,Iohn Hurt, George Robinson, john liutts, Robert Wic'stling. R. T. LLOYD Superintendent of Schools You call your yearbook The Scroll --and rightly so. The yearbook has become a compendium of heart-warming memories, and is the only medium, which in the coming years, will link you with your high school days. You will wonder at times about your classmatesr-where they are and what they are doing. Then, reverentially, you will pour over the Scroll and say I knew her when- . For a few years you will be in close touch with all those pic- tures, and then, as your careers develop and your paths diverge, the Scroll still remains faithful in keeping your friends alive in retrospect. The Scroll is all the more valuable today since your classmates are inclined to scatter themselves over a great expanse of the country in search of success and happiness. We of the administration, as well as the teachers, rely upon the Scroll as a type of historical reference book for personal statistics concerning many of our graduates. The Scroll often talks between the lines much more eloquently than a group of grades on a report card or documented information in the guidance folders. And, then, theres your picture. It's the picture that recalls you as a student- as you were then. You look as though you were ready to conquer the world. Will you always have the hopes and aspirations that you had when that picture was taken? ...1'h' I sincerely hope that you will and that your lot will be u row LUN. SIN v itI't' one of happiness and success. . l j DR. CHARLES E. DAVIS Senior High School Principal I am happy to extend my sincere congratulations to the Class of 1956. You have earned an honored place as one of our outstanding graduating classes by your cooperation, industry, and capability. You have had an opportunity no previous class has enjoyed-that of spending your entire senior year in our fine new building. You should be proud of your many accomplishments- scholastic, literary, musical, dramatic, and athletic. Yes, be proud of these accomplishments, but always remember our country and the world needs each of you to conlirzzfe producing to the best of your ability. Never stop trying, learning, achieving, and helping others, these are flour good roads to happiness. OFFICE STAFF 'asv-ggif' 1 if . .gy H Mrs. Helen Rine, Walter Reddig, Mrs. Anna Norcross, and Mrs. Roberta MacBeth. if :. msemawwmm21 laiwsszinasfwxcxscwmmwl-mrcwewvaw:ytm Q f .. . , 4: MR. WILLIAM J. ANGLE, B.S. I Franklin and Marshall College if Mathematics ' MRS. BARBARA F. BARD, B.S Shippensburg S.T.C. Exploratory Business Economic Geography A Typing Business English MR. CLAIR E. BAUGI-IMAN, B.S. Lock Haven S.T.C. Health Physical Education MR. HAROLD BISHOP, B.S. Shippensburg S.T.C. English MISS M. GLADYS CLARK B.S., M.A. Shippenshhrg S.T.C. English Latin Columbia University MR. WILLIAM K. CLEMENT B.S. Millersville S.T.C. American History MR. SAMl'liL L. DAIHL. BS.. M.A. Dickinson College Columbia University Guidance Director MRS. VELVA E. DAIHL, B.S., MA. Dickinson College Pennsylvania State University English MR. VERNON E. DYER, B.S., M.Ed. Pennsylvania State University Instrumental Music Orchestra -iw' . ,xi y-I 1 ' X ..-M MISS E. PEARL FOGEL- SANGER, BS. Sliippensburg S.T.C. Beckley Commercial College New York University Shorthand Typing Secretarial Office Practice MR. 1. WESLEY HAER, B.S. Pennsylvania State University Young Farmers MRS. BLANCHE W. HALE Music B Westminster College Vocal Music Chorus - 51552--ef MR. FRANK R. LEREW, JR., B.S, Pennsylvania State University School of Agriculture Education Agriculture MR. HARRY G. JACOBS, B.S., M.Ed Shippensburg S.T.C. Pennsylvania State University Business Mathematics Bookkeeping Office Practice MISS MARY E. LEHMAN, B.S. West Chester State Teachers College Pennsylvania State University Health Physical Education Guidance MR. ROY V. MOUER, B.S., M.A. Lchanon Valley College Columbia University Chemistry Physics Mathematics MISS GRACE PETERS, B.S. Shippensburg S.T.C. Librarian MRS. JACQUELYN MAGILL, B.S. Shippensburg S.T.C. Biology Senior Science MR. KENNETH T. B.S. Shippensburg S.T.C. Consumer Education Typing Sales MRS. JOANNA H. RUPERT, B.S. Shippensburg S.T.C. RINEARD, JR. English French MRS. CATHERINE W. SMITH B.S. Hood College Home Economics o z it. w g.:A7' I .. ,if iilyi ,Cnl ooon nlln Vllql QE ,ii iz . ar MR. EUGENE SPRAGUE, B.S. Pennsylvania State University Senior High Band junior High Band Instrumental Instructor in Orrstown and Mainsville MR. HOWARD STRAWMYRE B.S, Shippensburg S.T.C. Geography Psychology Driver Training MR. ELLWOOD R. SULOFF, B.S Pennsylvania State University Mons School Design Art .-1, MISS SHIRLEY A. WALTERS, B.S. Millersville State Teachers College MISS VIRGINIA G. THRUSH, B.S. Mary Baldwin College Lebanon Valley College Shippensburg S.T.C. Wturld History MR. RICHARD F. VAN SCYOC B.C. Shippensburg S.T.C. Pennsylvania State University Industrial Arts MR. 'MICHAEL J. ZAVACKY, Bs., Mild., P.S. Clarion State Teachers College, Pennsylvania State University Problems of Democracy pg,-,Q .... . z f MEDICAL STAFF Miss Marilen Bowser, dental hygienist, Dr. Allan . Watts, D,D.S., Mrs. - Florence Burkhart, R.N., Sl 3 . Dr. Albert Freeman, M,D.t QLa.5s glows' - U-.rvrwet-Lco.rJ ljosb N comps - Ci- - song - momwt5 'lb REJ'Y1E,rr1be1-'H motto - uE1dl'Qr in Learn, Laaue, io 561-ue hm O .4 u.l ' BTA .5 A L? z .A, SCMORS EMILY JANE limciziz Commercial HD0!ly Dancing 1. 5, -11 Driwl' 'liuitiing 3. Chorus lg FBLA 5. 43 Scroll ll. Hziils from Watlncit Bottom . . . ttllcigic to hooks . . . enjoys at goocl iokc-. w BIERNIEIIA ANN IBARMON1' Gcncrul NL'allir ' l.il5i'ury I1 Art lg FHA 2. 5. Llg Moni- tor's Club 3. 4. Shy . . . inclinctl to luuglmtcr . . . futurc homemaker . . , nent. OFFICERS Pfwidelll V,...,.,, ......,.,..,....,.. B rucc Hockcrsmith Vice Pl'?.l'jdl'lIf .... ..,.. R obcrt Fitzgerald Secrelary ..,.,., .A,,,.. V onnie Sites 'l're11.r1n'er ,,,, ..A. R oger Weaver Doms ANN ALLEMAN CllI1lIl1Cl'Cllll D0ry Student Council 31 Chorus lg Tri-Hi-Y 1. 3: Stuclcnt Court 33 FBLA 3, 4: Scroll Stuff l: Nutionul Honor Society 3. ig Tumbling 71. Dcpcnclublc . . . conscientious worker , . . short 'n sweet . . . well mzlnnetul. GERTRUDE ANN BARNER College Preparatory Annie HR Vice President 3g French Club 3. ,lg President -ig Scroll 45 Dramatics 3: Student Council 2. 3. 43 Library Pres- ident 2g Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3g Dancing lg Basketball 2, 3, 43 Driver Training 33 Home Economics 1. good Illldelll . . . dimpled smile . . . friendly ,... fporlr fail. BETTY LOUISE BARNER Vocational Susie Dancing 1, 2. 33 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4g Chorus 1, 2. lellf fall laler .... f lender . . . carefree . . . lover lo laugh. 'www' 1 3 DONNA ROSE BARNHART Vocational Blondie Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g FHA 1, 2, 3, 41 Vice President 49 Monitors 4g Sports- man's 1. 2. 3. 4g Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 President 4. blond lmir . . , likes Fordr . . . nice lo know. RICHARD KOHLER BEAM General Dick Dancing 1, 2, 3, 4g Gym Club 3, 41 Recreation Club 3, 4. big teare , . . allergic to b00k.l' . . leallaerrrafl aflirl. ,pw im JOAN E. BEECHER Commercial Jeanie Dancing 1, 3, 45 Budget Collector lg Tumbling 3g Student Council 2g FBLA 3, 4g Driver Training 3g Scroll 45 HR President 33 HR Vice President 4, artirlir , . . fulure Jecrelafy . . . prelty brown eyef . . . nice to know. CAROLE CECELIA BELL General Bun Dancing 1, 2, 3g FHA 2, 3, 43 Monitors Club 5g Chorus 1. inclined to laughler . . . a .rlylirls ward- robe . . , a pal la all. 7, QI' ,gi 4 JACQUELYN ANN BRECHBIEL College Preparatory Jackie Chorus lg Dancing Club 1, 2, French Club -lg Latin Club 3, 4g President 45 Library Club 2, 3, Press Club 3, 45 Student Council 3, 4g Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3g President 33 Scroll -ig Driver Training 33 Volleyball 2. 3, 4g Basketball 2, 3, Alg Hockey 4. rilmnzr . . . llecll . . . mmperenr . . gem along wilb everyone. JACK RICHARD CARSON College Preparatory Jack Hi-Y 2, 39 Dancing 1, 2, 3, 43 Science lg Football lg Wrestling 3, 45 Tumb- ling 3, 45 Driver Training 3g Dramatics 3, Homeroom President 1. Ai, Home- room Treasurer 3. ff11u'fv1r'1fw1 . . . Illftdlfit. '... fllwl Buicbr , , , Ilfft lfmiirlg. I 'WW DONALD R. BOCK General B0cky Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Orchestra 3, 4g Danc- ing Club 34 SpOrtsman's Club 1, 21 Basketball 1, ZQ Art Club 15 Industrial Arts, 1, 2. nice to kzrou' . . . .ffllffff . . . ro- oj1emli1'e . . . znmrmmizzg. DOROTHY LEE BOND General Dottie Cl10ruS 1, 2. 3, 45 Dancing Club 1, 43 Dramatics Club 23 Press Club 43 Scroll 43 SpOrtsman's Club 3g Leathercraft 33 Library Club 1. 1'ir'.1riou,r . . . lore: to dance . . . mu- genifzl . . . rwzgrlrerr. X ISAAC BLACK, JR. General Ike-' Varsity Club 2, 3. 43 Football 1. 2, 3, 43 Wrestling 2, 3, 4. !I1rl,1'LillIfl16 . . . full of fuzz . . . Godlu gift lo forxllullf. JANET LOUISE BLESS Commercial Janet Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g Secretary 45 Secre- tarial Club 3, 45 Driver Training 21 Future Business Leaders of America 3, 4g, Home Economics lg Art Club 13 Library 2, 3. qnief . . . intelligent . . , .1tlrarfi1'e . . . t'il,l'J'tQ0iIIg. DORIS JEAN CLOUGH Commercial Doe Art Club 15 Home Economics 15 Li- bf2fY 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Secre- tarial Club 35 Driver's Training 4. pleumrzz . . . reen but .teldom beard . . . bookkeeping fiend. BARBARA ANN COMERER Commercial Barb Budget Collector 25 Dancing Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Secretarial 35 FBLA 3, 45 Scroll 45 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Tumbling Club 52 Chorus 15 Twirlers' Club 15 Driver's Training 3. effirient . . . rzylifh drerrer . . . rpark- ling penomzlity. 2 LEONARD CLAYTON COMERER General Len Recreational Club 15 Dancing Club 4. nonrimlant . . . nggrerrive . . . rleepr in POD clan. HOWARD JAMES CRAMER Commercial Bud FBLA 3, 45 Science 1, 25 Art Club 1. .reriouf student . . . loyal friend . . . rererrfed . . . folanfr friend. i Roy W. CUBBLER College Preparatory Gabby Football 1, 3, 45 Wrestling 3, 45 Danc- ing Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics 35 Science 15 Chorus 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Press 1, 2, 3, 45 Rifle Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 3, 45 Driver's Training 3. flown . . . gangly . . . great debater . . . loqunciour. JOHN DEUTSCH General John Sportsman 3. wavy lmif . . . fall 'n .flender . . . great bunier. 4? '1-e:'! l ,rr I 5 .Q l DARLENE ELIZABETH GILBERT Commercial Dar GAA 3, 45 FBLA Treasurer 5, 45 Danc- ing 1, 25 Intramural Sports 2. 3, 4- demure , . . conscientious . . . sincere . . . courteous. MERLE W. GILBERT General Jack Dancing 1, 2. 4. good mall: sludem . . . lnluslaes easily . . . well mannered. -G WILLIAM ALBERT FREEMAN College Preparatory Bill Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 'Baseball 2, 3, 45 Student Council ROBERT BLAINE FITZGERALD College Preparatory Bob Science Club 15 Student Council 1, 25 Treasurer 3, Vice President 45 Art Club 15 HR President 15 HR Vice President 33 Photography Club Treas- urer 25 Class Vice President 3, 45 Year- book Editor 45 Leather Craft 3, Pres- identg Chorus 3, Vice President 45 Na- tional Honor Society 45 Football 35 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Student Advisory Committee 4. compelent .scroll edilof . . . handsome I. . . flirlnlious . . , college bound. KAY JUNE FRANKLIN College Preparatory Kay Home Economic 15 Dancing 1, 25 Latin Club 3, 45 French Club 45 Li- brary Club 2. lmils from Newburg . . . future nurse . . . pleusnnl. 1, 4, Treasurer 2, President 55 Student Advisory Council 2, 3, 45 Class Play 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, Pres- ident 45 Press Club 2, 3, 45 Business Manager 3, 45 Scroll Business Manager 45 Photography 15 Varsity Club 3, 45 Class President 25 Bridge 35 Dancing 15 HR President 1, 3. un .ill trrolnzd fzzhlere . . . c1lllbili0ll.l' . . . a born leader . . . fun loving. PI-IILBERT GEORGE CHARLES FUNSTON, JR. Commercial Phil Art Club 15 Dancing 1, 25 FBLA 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Leather Craft 45 Library Club 2, 35 Photography 2, 33 Press Club 2, 3, 45 Sportsman's 25 Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4. likes home-mode ice cream . . . Cress- ler's lmndy man . . . drives cz Pontiac. iiii N-pr SANDRA JEAN GLESSNER Commercial Sandy GAA 4g FBLA 3, 43 Officials Club 33 Tumbling 33 Chorus 2, 33 Basketball 2, 3. 43 Volleyball 2, 33 Drivers Train- ing 3. referred . . . plearanz . . . Jlzort 'n rweez . . . nite. JOHN ROBERT GRAHAM General John Photography 1, 2, 3, 43 President 3, 43 Dancing 23 Student Council 23 Press Club 1. plyotograplvy fan . . . dole! on geo- gmplvy . . . Crerrlefr employer. WILLIAM NORMAN GRIBBLE College Preparatory Norm Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 3, 4g Wrestling 1, 2, 43 Varsity Club 3, 43 Treasurer 43 Hi-Y 2, 33 Secretary 23 President 33 Driver Training 33 Rifle Club 33 Scroll Staff 43 Class Treasurer 13 Student Council 53 French Club 3. confident . . . jolan IVayne'r image . . . willy . . . neat dferrer. ASA E. GUTSHALL General Ace Student Councilg Leather Craft 2. workr at Iolmniex . . . enjoys :bop . . . Merle'r friend. li i JOANNE Louisa HAFER College Preparatory joanie Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Sportsmen 3, 43 National Honor So- ciety 3, 43 Dancing 2, 43 Scroll Staff 4. reliable . . . like: Fordr, erpecially u model A. . . . appealing. CAROL Louisa HANLIN Commercial Carol Chorus 1, 2, 33 Dancing l, 2, 3, 43 Tumbling 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Volleyball 2, 3, 43 Driver Training 33 Pep Squad 39 GAA 4. artirtic , . . plearant . . ez good buddy . . . friendly. ,sag-D fl 1 -ff' MARY LOUISE HEEFNER General Mary Library 15 Dancing 15 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 45 Nurse's Aid 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 33 Assistant Treasurer 35 HR Treasurer 4. pleaxanl . . . intelligent . . . friend fo all . . . fulufe mine. JANET MARIE HELM Commercial Slugger Volleyball 25 Tumbling 3, 45 Art Club 1. mirrbievour . . . changeable . . . talkative . . . giggle: a lot. . 'il' 'Nunn-no EDWARD W. HANLIN General Ed Dancing 1, 25 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 In- dustrial Art Club 1, 25 Varsity Club 3, 45 Leathercraft Club 3. 4. arlirlic . . . pleamnl . . . friendly . . . a good buddy. CORINNE E. HEBERLIG College Preparatory Corey Band 1, 2, 35 Budget Collector 45 Orchestra 2, 35 Colorguard 35 Scroll 45 Tumbling 35 Library Club President 15 Leathercraft 3, 45 Secretary 45 Press Club 2, 3, 45 Circulation Manager 45 Volleyball 2, 35 Basketball 2, 35 Sports- m.1n':: 15 Monitors Club Sccretgwy ig French Club 35 FTA 3, 45 Librarian 35 Dancing 1, 2, 45 Librarian 35 Dancing 1, 2, 45 Senior Class Play. carefree . . . full of life . . . dramatic . . . exrizable. GORDON W. HECKMAN General jim' Dancing 1, 2, 3. 45 Sportsman 35 Budget Collector 1. arg1m1e1m1.'i1'e . . . d7'i1't'.l' ,J buf POIIIAH' . . . bappy ga lueky . . . big teare. RAY ORVILLE HECKMAN, JR. General Sonnie Sportman's 1, 2, 3, 45 Vice President 45 Wrestling 3, 45 Dancing 4. entburiarzic about can . . . gymnarlir. Jbarp .rbooter . . . migbly mile . . mai' if SANDRA LEE HERSHEY Commercial Sandy Stamp Club Secretaryg Tri-Hi-Y 2, 35 junior Dramatic Secretary 15 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 2, 3, 45 GAA 45 Official Club 3, 45 Tumbling Club 3, 45 Pep Squad 35 Driver Training 35 Sec- retarial Club 3. ' remembered or Genie . . . lively . Mirr TlJru.rly'r .Ierrelary . . . excitable. VIRGINIA G. HINKLE Commercial Pickle Dancing 25 Official 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 2, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 GAA 3, 45 Driver Training 35 FBLA 3, 4. .fbort . . . Ju'ee1 and riglal to ilse f10il1l . . . Oukrille bound . . . rporzr fan. I c X . RONNEY LEE HIPPENSTEEL Commercial Hippy Basketball 2, 3. 4: Dancing Club 2. 3. Ai: Tumbling 3. 45 Recreation 3. 45 HR President 4. good looking . . , pilot! 4 '50 Ford . , . rinrere . . . good dancer. BRUCE WEIDLICH HOCKERSMITI-I College Preparatory Brussels Dancing 15 Science 15 Class President 1, 3, 45 HR President 2, 39 Class Vice President 25 Student Council President 45 Student Council 33 Student Advisory 3, 45 Sportsman's Club-2, 33 Manager Football 25 Press Club 2g Secretary Hi-Y 35 French 3. f1d1'e1'liJi1zg Jrroll . . . ordefzl fireman . . . clorr prefident . . . dependable . . , eare in front of people. f-r-'rf' ESTHER LOUISE HOLTRY Commercial Esther Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. 4, Vice President 45 Secretarial 35 Driver Training -lg FBLA 3, 4. quiet . . . libel Jecreteninl work . . . 6'1'67'j'0I76'.l' friend . . . dependable. RAY EDGAR HoL'rRY General Gib Art 1, 25 Stage Crew Q. 35 Dancing 3, 45 Leathercraft 3, 4. found at the fire boure .... viorky . . . allergic to oooh. 'S waxy:- f Vx, I '-J I ROBERT LEE KILLIAN Commercial Knobby de:-'ilixlo . . . carefree . . . convertible roufboy. BETTY JEAN KITZMILLER Commercial Jeanie Chorus 15 Student Council 1, 3, 45 Secretary 35' Class Treasurer 25 Class Secretary 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Driver Training 35 Budget Collector 25 FBLA 3, 45 HR President 4. pelite .... f tylirh wardrobe . . com- 11616111 homeroom prerideul. WILLIAM CARL JoNEs General Bill retiring . . . large dark eye: . . . blurber earily. RICHARD STANLEY KAUFFMAN College Preparatory Stan Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 35 Football 2, 45 Sportsman's Club 2, 3, 45 Junior Class Play5 Senior Class Play5 Dancing 45 Student Court 3, 45 Press Club 2, 3, 45 French Club 35 Driver Training 25 Chorus 35 Varsity Club 3, 45 Scroll Advertising Manager. zferraiile aflzlele . . . Dean Murzirfr umlerxludy . . . good .fludenl . . . well buill. X LOIS MARIE HovIs College Preparatory Lois HR President 15 Cheerleading 2. 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3. 45 Dancing 1. 35 Treas- urer 35 French Club 3, 45 Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Class Treasurer 15 GAA 3, 45 Vice President 45 Chorus 1, 45 Barker Staff 1, 2, 3, 45 Exchange Editor 2, 3, 45 Student Advisory Committee 1: Driver Training 35 Tumbling 35 In- tramural Committee 35 Hockey 45 Jun- ior Class Play5 Senior Class Play5 Budget Collector 1, 2. r1l1racti1'e rbeerleader . . . liker Jporlr . . . energetic . . . capable. VANDA JOY JENSEN Commercial Jens Junior Class Playg Senior Class Play5 Dancing 2, 45 GAA 45 Tumbling 25 Officials Club 3, 45 Vice President 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Driver Training 35 Hockey 45 Dramatics 3, 4. friendly . . . loquaciour . . . excellenz dancer. if JOAN KATHLEEN KLINE General jo Chorus 2, 3, -ig Rifle Club 2, 33 Dramat- ics Club 33 President 43 Officials 2, 3, A13 GAA 43 Monitors Club President 43 Officials 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 5, 43 Volleyball 2, 3, 43 junior Class Playg Senior Class Play3 Hockey 4. c.x'felI in d?'.I7?lt.IffL',l' , , . C1116 blond . . . rzlhlelir . . . Ialkazife. CHARLIE ALVIN KUHN General Kuhnie Scroll 43 Dramatics 2, 43 Junior Class Playg Football Manager 2, 3, 43 Danc- ing 1, 2, 33 43 Driver Training 33 Bas- ketball 1, 23 Varsity Club 4. litlle big :boi . . . efficienz . . . foozball nzmmger . . . flown. RICHARD LEE LANDIS General Dick Student Council 2, 3, 43 Stage Crew 2, 3, 43 Vice President 33 President 43 Tumbling 3. Mr. Rifzefzfdfv right hand man . . . tall :md .rlim . . . E1'6fJ'0l2E,,l' friend. BERTHA LOUISE LEEDY Vocational Sis Driver Training 23 FHA 3, 43 Leather- craft 43 Art Club 2. Jloy . . . fuiure homemaker . . . nice' . . . nor much to my. IU' 1 :As .,- SONIA RUTH LEHNER Commercial Sonia Art Club 1, 2, 43 FBLA 3, 4: Sffrf- tarial 33 Tri-Hi-Y 33 Tumbling 43 Leathercraft Vice President 43 Press Club 4. driver a red pink up . . . one of lbs' ff-jo , , , pe,r,fi111i,Ilit. JAMES EDWARD LESHER General u,l3k'f Football3 Basketballg Dancing. tall . . . neat drener . . . happy-gm lurky , . , good dmzrer. Nb' ls? L x K 1 L.. , N. 'I X 4 Q AUDREY PAULINE MARTIN Commercial Aud Dancing 35 Chorus 2. 1'EJ'6'l'1f6d . . . liker Ford: . . . good lypiri. BONITA ANN MARTIN Commercial Bonnie Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45, Library 2, 35 Scroll 45 Volleyball 25 Drivers Training 35 FBLA 3, 45 Secretarial Club 3. excitable . . . .finrefe pryrlmlogy :lu- denl . . . cute red lwud. RONNIE LEE MANGLE Vocational Chief FFA 1, 45 Treasurer 25 President 33 Dancing Club 1, 25 Leathercraft 3, 45 Band 25 Science Club 25 Press Club 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 2. ezzjoyr tearing . . . delermined . . flfrrby dferrer. ANNE PYNE MARTIN College Preparatory Angie Dancing 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 33 JUDY LEWIS Commercial Judy GAA 3, 45 Dramatics 2, 3, 45 Budget Assistant 45 Leathercraft 45 Pep Squad 35 Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Official's 3, 45 HR Treasurer 15 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Scroll 45 FBLA 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Dancing 1, 2, 3, 45 Tumbling 3, 45 Monitor's Club5 Treasurer 4. forex :porn and murir . . . drirer u '55 Bzfirlf . . . rbeuzs' IQINII. BARBARA ELAINE LIGHTFOOT Commercial Barb Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 GAA 2, 3, 45 FBLA 3, 45 Correspond- ing Secretary5 Leathercraft 45 Tumbling 45 Art 45 Intramural Committee 3: Hockey 4, allyletic . . . 1'?.l'E'I'1'Ed . . . beautiful bmzwz hair. Tumbling 3, 45 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 45 Captain 45 Official's Club 35 GAA Treasurer5 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Volley- ball 2, 45 FHA 35 Scroll 4. rfmlterr among friendr . . . neat and ullmrlire . . . captain of the cheer- lendeff. -wg'-i',g:-ifa-I i. wi r I JEAN VIOLA MARTIN College Preparatory jean Tri-Hi-Y 2, 33 Chaplain 33 Latin Club 2, 3, 43 Treasurer 33 Vice President 43 Scroll Staff 43 Press Club 43 French Club 43 Corresponding SCCICIHIYQ HR Treasurer 43 Hockey 43 Chorus 13 Driver Training 33 Library Club lg Secretary. good eulerlaifzer . . . narfigater a jeep . . . .rufeet dirporiliozl. BLANCHE ALMEDA MASTALSKI General Sugar Band 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 2, 3, 43 GAA 2, 3, 43 Officials Club 2, 3, 43 Hockey 43 Track 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Volley- ball 2, 3, 4g Chorus 2, 33 Rifle Club 33 Dancing Club 2, 43 Library 2. murirally inclined . . . nice perronality . . . fun when you know her. ,Qn 'ff IOI-IANNA ELAINE MASTALSKI Commercial jo Majorette 2, 3, 43 Official's Club 2, 3, 43 Dancing Club 2, 43 Library Club 33 GAA 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Volley- ball 2, 43 Hockey 4g Senior Class Play. Jparkling appearance . . . high Jtepping majorezfe . , . good dancer. JERRY THOMAS MCCALLA College Preparatory jerry Dancing Club 2, 43 Chorus 3, 43 Tumbling 43 Recreation Club 43 Wrest- ling 23 French Club 3. Jerond Arthur Murray . . . rerklerf driver . . . c1'l'0idJ' work. Yi? ,fm-'E X 1 ROBERT MCCLEAF General Wimpy Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Wrestling 1, 2, 33 Junior Class Play. boirlerour . . . playr a bo! Irumper . . . rerzre of humor. RICHARD CLYDE MCDONALD, JR. College Preparatory Mack Football 2, 3, 41 Yearbook 43 Driver Training 23 Latin Club 3, 43 Vice President 33 Treasurer 43 Student Council 1, 3, 43 Track 33 Sportsman Club 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 HR President 33 Chorus 1. rinrere . . . bazzdfome . . . nice to know. X '? ROBERT EUGENE MYERS College Preparatory Bob' Photography 1, 23 Dancing 1, 2, 33 Sportsman's Club 2, 3, 4g Band 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 3, 43 National Honor So- ciety 3, 43 Chorus 43 Scroll 4. well munnerea' . . . loolr a Frenrb born . , . lower geomelry. RICHARD EUGENE NEGLEY Commercial DiClC Baseball 23 Football 2, 3, 4. burky foolball player . . . Knobby'r friend . . . full of fun. GALEN LEE MYERS College Preparatory Mouse Dramatics lg Dancing 1, 2, 33 Hi-Y President 23 National Honor Society 3, 43 Student Council 4g Sportsman's Club 43 Scroll 4g Stage Crew 2, 3, 43 Secretary-Treasurer 4g Latin Club Pres- ident 33 Senior Class Play3 Newburg Romeo . . . 4 lot of fun . Cudwaulder . . . brain. J. MARIE MYERS General Marie Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3g French 3, 43 Dancing 3, 4g Basketball 3, 43 Hockey 4g Press Club 43 Volleyball 2, 3, 4. neat . . . reliable . . . Frenrb rizzdeuz . . . l'0llfff0ll.l'. DANIEL POWELL MISNER Vocational Danny Science 13 FFA 1, 2, 3. 4g Vice Pres- ident 43 Secretary 33 Stage Crew 23 Recreation 3, 43 Press Club 3, 43 National Honor Society 3. 4. Ronnie? pal . . . good Jtudent . . future farmer. FLOYD RALPH MOATS College Preparatory Floyd Leathercraft 3, 4. ,rincere . . . capable arlirt . . . sparing ufitb words. , A .,e.,,..4I 7m':.w a JOHN ALVIN NEHF General Nehfie Jilenl . . . lover fishing . . . one of the Biglefx gang. RALPH L. NORCROSS, JR. General Ralph Student Council 2g Football 2, 3, -1 Wrestling 2g Band 25 Stage Crew 2, 3 Rifle Club 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3. good delmfer . . , pesrimirfic . . ardent reader of binary. ,. ,r . ' ' X ,bw ,,X,7 QR N .Y W., W, , . . K .. ., an i ,I ,M 1 2 - - .. emi ,mfwrd fg Xnr,x A . ,, is 5 61 by x JANET Louisa OCKER Vocational Janet FFA 2, 3, 4g Tri-Hi-Y 2g Dancing 2. co-opemlive . . . bard to get to know . . . future homemaker. JAY GROVE OCKBR Vocational -Jay' FFA Conductor 2g Vice President 35 President 4g Stage Crew 2g Leather- craft President 5, Recreation 3, 4g Na- tional Honor Society 3, 43 Tumbling Club 4. Keyxlone farmer . . . tribute to ibe rrbool . . . small in Jtature. sxsmmwrm mw-In11eiuswms,Mi,is,,Ysv4wmx vzimmnmw it my - A .AwwwwesamYfw'wsw4vi fem PATSY JEAN O'DONNELL Vocational Pat FHA 5. 4g Dancing 3, 4. auburn hair . . . jitter bug queen . . tiny wazrl. EVELYN MARY OSTRA Commercial Eve Chorus 2, 33 Dancing 4. perrixlenl . . . .renritive . . . warm perfonalily . . . obxeruant. If ,, . . M 'C' MARY Lou POWELL General Maggie Chorus 1, 2, 35 Leathercraft 35 Orches- tra I. 2, 3, -ig Drivers Training 1. filly , , , DlIffiL'Y.f fmddfe. DAWN ELIZABETH REED College Preparatory Liz' Chorus 1, 23 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 35 Secretary 3g Dancing 1, 25 Latin 3, 43 French 45 Student Council 2, 4g Corresponding Secretary 45 Driver Training 3. fligbly . . . calflay mzile . . . IVortb'J regular cuxlamer . . . jarleiek pal. JACK T. POLK Commercial Jack Stage Crew 1, 2, 3g Dancing 3g In- dustrial Arts 1. curly hair . . . like: lo work u'i!lJ mr: . . . lfzrkadairifal . . . GARY LEE PORTER General George ml! and dark . . . unconrerned . . EIJIHIEOIIJ, JUDITH PLANK Commercial Judy Gettysburg High Class President 2g National Honor Society 3, 45 FBLA Vice President 43 Leathercraft 3, 43 Press Club 4g Scroll 45 GAA 49 Hockey 4. impirb . . . 1'izz1firm,r . . . Uber POD falkr cm1,ri.rle11lly. RETHA ILEEN PLASTERER General Retha FHA 2, 3. 4g Tri-Hi-Y 25 Art 2g Danc- ing 23 Library 2g Leathercraft 3, 4g Hockey 4g Basketball 4g Track 4g Vol- leyball 4. quiet . . . carrot lop . . . EIlIbIl.Tfc1Jf.iF abou! rprzrlr . . . belpful. sis MARTHA MAE HARMONY REXROTH Commercial Marty GAA 2, 3, 45 Secretary 45 Scroll 45 Dancing 1, 25 Leathercraft 3, 45 Sec- rctarv 31 Art Club 45 Spirit Committee 31 Color Guard 3, 45 Chorus 1, 25 Vol- leyball 2, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Offi- cials Club 35 'Tumbling 35 FBLA 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Hockey 4. urtirtic . . . very athletic . . . ull around friend. JOHN HENRY ROBINSON, JR. Commercial john Henry Basketball 35 .fileazt john . . . rportr u convertible . . . rzwzchulunt. - ,wr fs CAROL BRANNON RUNK Vocational Sissy Dramatics 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 FHA 4. Jemitive . . . velvety black lmir . . Jbort and quiet. SUZZANNE ROMAINE RUTH College Preparatory Sue Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 35 Sports- man's Club 2, 3, 45 Secretary 35 At- tendance Officer 45 Student Council 15 Dancing 1, 25 Press Club 25 GAA 45 Chorus 15 Tumbling 45 HR President 15 Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. lover to :kate . . . uermtile murician . . . curly black lock: . . . teuxe, YQ i fggqqcs.. iw.,-., 'ill' KENNETH LEE SEIBERT Vocational Ken FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 Stage Crew 2, 3, 45 Dancing 3, 4. built in Jmile . . . blufbei eurily . . future farmer. RAY ALVIN SEILHAMER College Preparatory Saily Scroll 45 Barker 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 3, 45 Dancing 45 Science Club 15 HR Vice President 25 Tumb- ling 35 Baseball 2, 3, 45 FFA Sentinel 25 FFA junior President 25 Wrestling 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Latin Club President 35 Student Coun- cil 15 Chorus 2, 4. unique playrique . . . rpeedy fullback . . . very eufy to get along with. DAVID EUGENE SOWERS Commercial Dave Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, President 4g FBLA President 3, 4. . . . mmm-mm hay, he man . . . 3 letter hero . . . catchy rmile. LEONA MAY STAVER Commercial Leona Home Economics 13 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, FBLA 4. helpful . . . dependable . . . hard worker . . . fererned. VONNIE JANE SITES Commercial Vonnie jane HR President 2, HR Secretary 4, HR Treasurer 1, 3, Class Secretary 4g Danc- ing 1, 2, 35 Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, GAA 3, 4, President 4, Cheerleading 4g Hockey 4, Tumbling 3, 4g Official's Club 3, 4. alhlelie . . . peppy cheerleader . . . ronridemte . . . likeable. GERALD ALBERT SMITH General Smitty Chess Club 3g Dancing Club 4g Gym Club 4g Audio-Visual Aid 4. wavy hair . . . opfimirtie . . . like! to rleep . . . palenlial. SHIRLEY ANN COY SHIELDS Vocational Hon Dancing 1, 2, 35 FHA 2, 3, 4, Monitor Club 3, Chorus 1. hitched Ia a Jim' . . . friendly . nice to know. MYRL EUGENE SHOAP General Shoapie Sportsman 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Dancing 1, 43 Gym. Club 4. golden voice . . . handrome . . . pilotr fl Plymoulh conrerlilnle . . . fli1'mlinn.r . ETHEL JANE SWOPE Commercial Ethel Art 1, 2, 4g Home Economics 1g Tri- Hi-Y 25 Secretarial 33 FBLA 3, 4g Stu- dent Council 2. intelligent . . . Sonidf friend . .fleady worker. WILLIAM O. TAYLOR Commercial john Science lg Driver Training 25 Sports- man 2, 3, 4g Stage Crew 3, 45 Photo 5, 43 Intramural Basketball 2. lhe round of hir voice ir rarely heard . . . modest . . . quiel. M M lr' g A' Lago WI? M42 Elgin 2 glilE?'li?l..-M.. f A ra? ,1,fy5'.gwgm1e - f A 1 A A K. 2::':Ir'L::I:t::L:::y . it f'ff'Y. - Y- wflfigemj ,. ' ' ,, -,. ,ffl 'W jg: , I 'fw'P+ezf2ef. f ff f - I ai? 'ffflgszigfe - . I . Qe!?fS:lz.:i53?l?f:.fz-I ' 11 3 .iiiiiiiiicgiijii'iiikj ' - ,LILLEIE . :i1'111:1f1E'1:.-,pk gl. ' I. , -, V- Am In .V 1. .X . , xiii' .'!:f'l' .. . iig - A ,lf ,af .gi ,pa i K f fr, U .- :irq - vii? -,Sigh I . U my A nil.. , 1,-F we ...I..,,..,. Lt. f,-5.tg..I:si-1 ,ll I t 1 'ifirfiifinf f-A PATRICIA ANN THRUSH Commercial Pat Dancing 1, 25 Dramatic 23 GAA 3, 4g Art 15 Basketball 2, 3g Volleyball 2, 4. red hair . . . fun lo he with . . . .thy wilh the Indr. DONALD LEE ULsI-I Commercial Don FBLA 3. sleep: in health flax: . . . Jhy hui friendly , . , unroncerned. 'Su' DAVID A. VALENTINE College Preparatory Dave Dramatic 1, 2g Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Stage Crew 2, 3g Press 3, 4g Photo 33 Dancing lg National Honor Society 4. geniux at work . . , mad musician . . . hlurher eerily. MARLIN GENE VARNER General Gene quiet type . . . good .fzudenl . . . like! to work with leazher. 4 J-4 s ,- I ., 4 -5. ips ' I-quo, 'ti' JAMES ALFRED WATSON Vocational jim Press Clubg Leathercraft, FFAQ Recrea- tion Club. pilotr a Mefrury . . . ngrirulture Jtu- dent . . . rerefved. ROGER DALE WEAVER College Preparatory Butch Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4g Stu- dent Council 3, 43 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4g Vice President 43 Class Treasurer 3, 45 Press Club 3, 45 Scroll Sports Editor 4, Barker Staff 3, 45 Sports Editor 45 Steering Committee 4. n good joe . . . football :tar . . enjoy: 4 good joke. -'-q! ' JULIE WASSON College Preparatory Jule junior and Senior Playg Barker Staff 2, 3, 45 Editor 4g Nine Sharps 2, 3, 4, Student Advisory Committee President 35 Vice President 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4g HR Secretary 45 Dancing Club 4g Stu- dent Council 3g Spirit Committee 33 Bridge Club 3g Scroll Staff 4g National Honor Society Secretary 43 Steering Committee. edizof of the Barker . . . bury bee . . . A Jtuderzz . , . prarliml. EVELYN PAULINE WATSON Vocational Sis FHA 1, 2, 3, 4g Vocational Club 15 Tri-Hi-Y Club 2. fulure bomemaker . . . quiet . . friendly . . . nice to know. 1, gf lit, ANNA MARY WADEL Commercial Anna Mary Driver Training 23 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Student Council 21 FHA 3, 43 FBLA 3, 4. tenre . . . prelzy brown eyes . . . nice penfozzrzlily. SALLY LEE WARREN College Preparatory Sally GAA 3, 4g Dancing 1, 2, French Club 3, 4, Officials Club 25 Driver Training 33 Basketball 2, 3, 49 Volleyball 2, 45 Hockey 4. amiable . . . perrimiriic . . . :leaf complexion. ...L S.. S 3 'J ' CURVEY B. WEBB Commercial Belle Chorus 2, 3, 43 Dancing 2, 33 Dramat- ics 2, 3, 43 Driver Training 33 Year- book 43 Officials Club 3, 43 President Officials Club 43 GAA 43 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 43 Nine Sharps3 Volleyball 2, 3, 43 Basketball 3, 43 Senior Class Play. nltmtlire . . . fun lovin . . . Nin g E Slmrp mprano. MARY CAROLINE WENGER General Wing HR Secretary 13 Tri-Hi-Y 23 Dancing 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 43 FHA 2, 3, 43 Art 13 Basketball 3, 43 Volleyball 4. fun when you get io know her . . . nlblerir .... r pafkling brown eyer. ,gf 3, 19' KENNETH GARY WETZEL College Preparatory Ken Student Council 43 Dramatics 33 Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 43 HR President 3, 43 Driver Training 53 Recreation Club 3, 43 Gym Club 43 Art Club lg Science Club 13 French Club 3. neat ufa1'd1'obe . . . fun lover . blond flat top. HOWARD MARSHALLE W1-HPPLE Commercial Whip Wrestlingg Dancing Club3 Tumbling Club. quiet . . . can be found at the CC Dam . . . lover hunting and firlaing. ......av ff- fJ '1Q MARY W. WHIPPLE College Preparatory Mary Hockey 43 Chorus 1, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 23 Dancing 1, 2, 3, 43 Monitors 3, 43 Press 3, 43 GAA 43 Tumbling 3, 43 Treasurer HR 43 Latin Club 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Volleyball 3, 4. hiflory lover . . . rpoftf minded . . . friendly. TOM WoLrz General Sam Football 1, 2, 33 Wrestling 1, 2, 3: Dancing 1, 2, 3, 4. clown . . . ladies man . . . neat drerrer . . . talkative. ' '11 'HB' JUANITA V. Wyiucic Commercial Neatie Dancing 2, 3, 4, FBLA 3, 4. N5 Q one of the Sugar Bowl gang . . . rule hair Jlyle . . . plearant . . . WAYNE THOMAS WYRICK General Cork . rn Stage Crew. ju. fall . . . Frankie uncle . . . like! ' anal , pryrlnology. I . WILLIAM HAROLD YOHE Commercial Yo-Yo Science 14 Dancing 2, 43 Drivers Train- ing 25 FBLA 3, 45 Tumbling 3, 45 Scroll 4. driver a mean Plymoulh . . . hunting iend . . . H0fkEfJmflb',f rigbbband- man 'li FRANK GALEN WYRICK College Preparatory Duke Scroll 4g Press Club 3, 4g Dramatics 3. 4g Dancing 1, 4g Chorus 1, 2, 4g French 35 Varsity Club 2, 3, 43 Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1. erztburiarlic about barketball . . . imaginaiioe . . . boper to faire a bar- kelball team. .rj , Qi , V I ., L L if f . 1 - .' - wx' .W . sg J 1 , , I ' - ,, ' 'li QS. .Sv 'll i JW' ' W' 421. 14 34,5 ' ..,, 11: 'Lg K ' T' 5, .fiiiferzz zr , 1: '- : ,' W, WH, '1 1 ' F6 .FEL J-'Q ' . 1 . uffg. fm f . L L, . 55 3 if- :N X f H, V -213 , ZH Q ' r m' ' .f l . sen- , ff:-I. - 1 : -f ,. L my '1 Lb pg if S! -Si Dependable Bruce Hockersmith jean Martin Mort Likely lo Slnreezl Bill Freeman julia Wasson Dmmfzlin' joan Kline Dick Kauffman F1fI'fr1fj0llJ' Vanda Jensen Gordon Heckman Arliflir Martha Rexroth Floyd Moats i Inffizzed fo Lfmghler Carol Bell Charlie Kuhn Gund Mi.wr,i Well lJr'e.i',a'ed Tenreri' Opfimifiir Ronnie Hippcnstccl Barbara Commerer janet Helm Roger Weaver Corinne Hebcrlig Ed Lcshcr Frank Wyrick jackie Brechbiel V Y rf Q . F' gms' Quiet Mary Heef ner Bill Yohe Nite Penrozznfily Curvey Webb Bob Fitzgerald Alhfefit' Vonnie Sites Dave Sowers Slndionx Doris Alleman Jay Ocker C 1 01l'H,l' Sandy Hershey Tom Woltz Shy Bertha Leedy Marlin Varner Beff Dalzrery Cpff,-fegm Good Looking Mmiml Anne Martin Dawn Reed Betty jean Kitzmiller Alemedia Mastalski Jerry Mccalla Diqk McDonald Eugene Shoup Dave Valentine 'if i m7 CLASS HISTORY As you join your fellow classmates to begin your last long walk up the aisle of the school auditorium, your mind drifts back . . . back to the four memorable years you spent here. In September, 1952, we began our journey as freshmen. Although we were shy at first, we soon began to participate in the extra-curricular activities of the school. The class officers elected for the year were Bruce Hockersmith, Pres- identg Sylvester Robinson, Vice President, Lois Hovis, Secretaryg and Bill Grible, Treasurer. Anne Martin and Lois Hovis were chosen to represent our class on the cheerleading squad. We continued on our journey and became sophomores. Our most important social event this year was the Sox Hop where many danced till holes in their socks appeared. The class leaders this year were Bill Freeman, Presidentg Bruce Hockersmith, Vice President, Ronnie Hippensteel, Secretary, and Betty Jean Kitzmiller, Treasurer. , During the summer of 1954 our new school was constructed speedily in hopes that we could enter the new edifice in September, but to our disappointment we did not move until February of 1955. Proudly we selected the White Star as our class ring. Bruce Hockersmith was elected President of the junior Class with Bob Fitzgerald as his Vice President. Betty jean Kitzmiller and Roger Weaver were chosen to be Secretary and Treasurer. Our Gettysburg Trip and all the fun we had shall never be forgotten. Formally attired couples danced under the stars at the Prom, and everyone had a wonderful time. At long last September 1955 arrived, and we finally reached our long antici- pated goal-Seniors!! Again we elected Bruce Hockersmith as Presidentg Vice President, Bob Fitzgeraldg and Roger Weaver, Treasurer. Vonnie Sites was chosen Secretary. Beans for Breakfast, our Senior Class play, was a great success. We worked hard on Christmas card sales and successfully sponsored a number of other activities so that our class might go to Washington, the long anticipated trip. As our diplomas are given to each one of us, no longer do our minds drift back but forward. These four happy years have made it possible to look to the future enthusiastically and know we are well prepared. Ei qv . egg - X lg ' .W ., f T 3? Name Doris Alleman Emily Baker Berneda Barmont Ann Barner Betty Barner Donna Barnhart Dick Beam joan Beecher Carole Bell Ike Black janet Bless Donald Bock Dottie Bond jackie Brechbiel jack Carson Doris Clough Barbara Comerer Leonard Comerer Howard Cramer Roy Cubbler john Deutsch Bob Fitzgerald Kay Franklin Bill Freeman Philbert Funston Darlene Gilbert Merle Gilbert Sandy Glessner john Graham Bill Gribble Asa Gutshall joann Hafer Carol Hanlin Ed Hanlin Corinne Heberlig Gordon Heckman Ray Heckman Mary Heefner janet Helm Sandy Hershey Virginia Hinkle Ronney Hippensteel Bruce Hockersmith Esther Holtry Ray Holtry Lois I-Iovis Vanda jensen Bill jones Dick Kauffman Bob Killian Betty jean Kitzmiller joan Kline Charlie Kuhn Dick Landis Bertha Leedy Sonia Lehner Ed Lesher judy Lewis Barbara Lightfoot Ronnie Mangle Fnwlrife Expi'e.i,ri0f1 Isn't it though I guess if you say so Oh! my gosh! Well, good! Oh nuts . Sure we will Is that right Ain't it Feel so good I ain't got none My gosh You gotta be tough Oh! so what You're right jumpin' up See you Shouldn't ya huh And there you are O-kay wise up Nip up Mighty souls Golly Oh freak You're a frog Muz I bet you're kidding Dig that Some do and some don' Do you have to do that jumpin' creepers Stay put Hoot-te-do jumpin' up Ah the heck with it Here now You think so You lightin' bullhead Well I guess Holy cow l'll put the impression of your body Ho boy Oh my gosh What's happened My word I'm bashful All rightie Wouldn't I though Good heavens Great governor Atta boy You bet Holy jumped up Well there then now None of my business Holy cats You better believe it t Farorile P0J.fe.i-,rimz Class ring Driver's license Class ring Class ring Class ring Roller skates Car Silver dollar My boyfriend Pocket knife Watch Cornet A certain little token of love '53 class ring Car Class ring Driver's license Automobile Blue suede shoes Class ring Switch blade Car Driver's license '47 Ford Green Pontiac Engagement ring Driver's license Class ring Camera Chevy Model A Oldsmobile Shot gun Diamond Car keys My girl Class ring Birthstone ring Driver's license Class ring Angie 1956 Pontiac Class ring Red jacket Driver's license Class ring Class ring Class ring Car Driver's license Driver's license '35 Ford Driver's license Class ring License Money Class ring Class ring Olds convertible A mbifion Secretary Secretary Housewife Nurse Housewife Nurse Mason Commercial artist Model Marine Secretary Armed Forces Housewife Nurse Father's Buick dealership Housewife Model Mechanic To get out of school Teacher Undecided Engineer Nurse College degree Store manager Housewife Undecided Secretary Photographer Coach Successful Teacher Professional skater Army Housewife Cadillac owner Welder Nurse Undecided Secretary Undecided Ph. E. teacher Teacher Private secretary High school diplom Nurse Secretary 3. Civil Service worker Minister Sell used cars Beautician To be best To see the world Electrician Travel To tour Europe To be successful Letterkenny Travel Successful Name Anne Martin Audrey Martin Bonita Martin Jean Martin Almeda Mastalski Johanna Mastalski Jerry McCalla Robert McCleaf Dick McDonald Danny Misner Floyd Moats Galen Myers Marie Myers Bob Myers John Nehf Dick Negley Ralph Norcross Janet Ocker Jay Ocker Pat O'Donnell Evelyn Ostra Judy Plank Retha Plasterer Jack Polk Gary Porter Mary Lou Powell Dawn Reed Martha Rexroth John Robinson Carol Runk Susy Ruth Ken Seibert Ray Seilhamer Shirley Shields Eugene Shoop Vonnie Sites Dave Sowers Leona Staver Ethel Swope Bill Taylor Pat Thrush Donald Ulsh Dave Valentine Marlin Varner Anna Mary Wadel Sally Warren Julie Wasson Evelyn Watson Jim Watson Roger Weaver Curvey Webb Caroline Wenger Gary Wetzel Howard Whipple Mary Whipple Tom Woltz Frank Wyrick Juanita Wyrick Wayne Wyrick Bill Yohe Ffzrorife Expression Okey-dakey Oh! Well gee whiz This worries me Oh! daddy-O Dig that cool cat Just a wee bit You're square as a cracker, twice as crummy Nasty break Wouldn't you Soak your head You better believe it JOY! JOY! You just better not do that Nasty break What say Dad? Good grief Won't cha He's a cool cat Lordy! Lordy! Oh well Gee whiz You'd better believe it Do you think so Get out of here I'm too pooped to pop Holy Cats! My sake Suffer in San Quentin You wanna bet I guess OK Rick That's about the extent of it Think of it That makes me mad Gee whiz Yikes Too bad Shane too bad Wow! You ask for it Who goofed Do it yourself What goes on Wow! Oh corn! Good heavens Nasty break You gotta be tough Later for you You goofed Pick it-up Ain't that a shame Heavenly days Some do and some don't Nasty break Ain't we? That'll rock yea Is that a fact Fi1l'0l'ffE Porrerrimz '56 class ring Class ring Driver's license Red jeep Diary Driver's license Spitfire 6 Cat pants Chemistry workbook Class ring Silver pin '49 Plymouth Friends French horn Fishing rod Driver's Books Driver's license Class ring New Jersey class ring Letter Jeans Jewelry Car Car Parakeet Piano Wedding band Car Class ring Driver's license Car Motorcycle Engagement ring Car Birthday ring .303 rifle Class ring Class ring Target rifle Class ring Ford Olds Cornet Bicycle Yellow cats Bedroom suite Chemistry notes Class ring '50 Mercury Thunderin' '39 Class ring Rosie's class ring Dad's car keys Guns Watch Car license Maurice Stoke's autograph Class ring Mother Plymouth Ambition Nurse Clerk typist Nurse Beautician College Sales consultant Band leader College To succeed Artist Civil engineer Dental hygienist Engineer Painter Air Force Armed Force Nurse Farming Undecided Restaurant owner Secretary Wacs Mechanic Businessman Get out of school Registered Nurse Artist Army Nurse X-ray technician Truck driver California minister Housewife Draftsman Secretary Undecided Secretary Secretary Own sports car Private secretary Aviator Electrical engineer Big machine operator Secretary Nurse Physical therapist Factory worker Own a Lincoln Avoid work Fashion writer Beautician Navy Navy Teacher Navy Basketball coach Millionaire Army Navy 2 Q 1 'ae ,Y 'Sw .4' X W A U' Nu ve, W X? sxl?5'?i Wag. Z3 , ,Q ,,'L 3 K M 1, w. UQ g,44 f-'-f '- 1, X Q .....a.....s, mf 2 Qfxgg I u ,Q-, ,.-.al Y x 'Sf www 'Val K4 SS WN HND Wx Qi X ' X 2 i X s-...E cry R. Arnold. j. Baer. Second row: 11.1 First row: Mr, Angle, S. Brinkerhnff G. linker, Prcsirlentg P. Burk. R. Buozcl l!Pl'L'Llll71L'l, P. Blink. ii. Dire. C. Cridcr G. Crcsslcr. G. Coy, ,l. lihcrly, Scc'ret4rry Third row: D. HL-rringcr. R. Bietsih, H. Clcnilcning, I.. Cline. H. Coy. I.. Curr-y. R. Bakr-r, li. Crrum-r. 3 E 1 Vice President: R. Chamberlin. Trmxsur- hi. Clirpsrnrllc. D. llUXX'L'l'S, B. Beam. C. OFFICERS Prerjdezll .. .. . . ..,,,,... ,,,,,, . . Carroll KLIIIX1 Vice Prelidwll . . . Clyde Mellotf SL'l'H.'fnll 'l' .. . .. jane Shindledeeker 'I'f'm.m1f1'w' ., , ,.., . . ,,,,,, Joyce Eberly 5 J 11.2 First row: Miss Walters, -I. Herr, 'II Frey, Presidentg P. Gribble, Vice Presi- dentg L. Gutschall, Treasurerg B. Her- shey, Secretaryg B. Gorsuch. Second row: V. Gurer. P. Guyer, P. Graham, K. Gabler. D. Failor. C. Hammond. D. Gephart, N. Grove. F. Hensel. Third row: W. Hershey, C. Gettle. R. Crouse, D. Haulman, j. Durff. R. Gardener, U. Funk, C. Dunlap, C. Fisher. 11.3 First row: Miss Fogelsanger, M. Karper, H. Lytle, Secretary, C. Kann, President, C. Mellott, Vice Presi- dentg R. Kirkpatrick, Treasurer, R. Kegerreis, P. Keefer. Second row: D. Hoch, B. Hoover, I. Hock, B. Kline, J. Killian, P. Hudgins, J. Highlands, B. Hostetter, K. Leberknight, L. Porter, K. Nehfl Third row: T. Horst, M. Long, M. Hogg, B. Mooney, E. Karper, A. Hutchinson, 'D. Justice, N.'Hoover, J. Martin, R. Mowery, T. Lane. 11.5 First row: Mr. Lerew, F. Witter, P. Varner, D. Rea, President, K. Thrush, -Vice President, J. Shindle- decker, Secretary, D. Stark, M. Sheaffer. Second row: D. Wadel, Treasurerg J. Zullinger, D. Strayer, D. Weaver, M. Watson. Third row: C. Stevens, R. Van Scyoc, R. Ramsier, A. Rebuck, L. Rosenberry, F. Over. 11.4 First row: Mr. Clement, R. Van Scyoc, Treasr urerg S. Mowery, Secretary, V. Sowers, Presi- dent, E. Ott, Vice President, G. O'Donnell A. Rebuclc, J. Parr. Second row: A. Shoap, I Pyne, A. Runshaw, G. Shoemaker, P. Ott, P Shearer, J. Varner, D. Shindledecker, M. Ruth J. Rebok. Third row: W. Richardson, J. Nye R. Smith, W. Scott, F. Plasterer, W. Sobrito L. Watson, P. Tondee, R. Thompson, R Sheaffer, W. Murray. 101.1 First row: Mr, Bishop, F. Brier. j. Carey VI. Hurkliolder, Setretrlryg D. Coy, Pres- ident: 'If Conklin, ,FI't.'1lhLlI'lJl'Q Burli- lmrt, Vine President: B. lirmxn, D Angle. Second row: li, linul, Nanny Coy, P. Beecker. K. Coy, M. Burklwld- er. B, Huck, 5, liigler, M. C,r1iinei', C Burkliuldeig P. Buugliinzin. D. Coffey. W. Beatty, T. Andrews. Third row: L. Coy. R. Cisney, T. Bard, D. Beam, H. Hurlcholdur, -I. Breihbiel, A. Bert, B. Bolwlwlctz. R. Appleby, G. B2lLlgl1lU3l l, 'lf Al'L'l'ILlIT'll3t'1lLI, M. Bert. OFFICERS Preildefil ..,...... . ....................... ....,. D oniild Coy Vive Pre.s'ia'e11t . .... . judy Ownes Sefrehzry .,... .... T heresa Cocklin T1'e11.flrrer' ..... ,.....,,. I fred Lesher Q 10.2 First row: Mrs. Bard, I. Diehl, j. Gray. Treasurerg G. Gribble. Vice President: D. Gcirman, Secretaryg B. Freeman, Pres- identg S. Davidson, R. Crider. Second row: V. Cressler, V. Eyer, H. Gipe, M. Gallo, S. Goodhart, P. Dyer, M. Groff. R. Cramer. Third row: L. V. Dyarman. J. Graham, C. Fogelsanger. C. Forrester, L. Forrester. D. Gilbert, P. Eutzy. QCP - as rs . :EE,. laz .:31 ..,, . . ,,,,,,,plv. 6 ' 4 ,. if?- XV. 10.4 First row: Mrs. Magill, P. Keefer, L. Lyons, F. Martin, Treasurer, R. Michaels, President, K Miller. Secretary, B. Liddle, B. McCracken Vice President. Second row: J. McGonigal, A Marks, B. Marks, S. Mooney, J. Keefer, R. Kelly, R. Miller, J. Martin, C. Leedy, V. Mc Coy. P. Marpoe, G. Martin. Third row: Mc- Nerlin, J. Lynch, L, Martin, G. Long, F. Maley, D. Long, R. Martin, E. Met'ar, J. Lytle, K. McMullen. 10.6 First row: Miss Thrush, C. Sites, Treasurer, E. Strohm, Vice President, G. Walker, Presi- dent, D. Varner, Secretary, D. Ott, J. Whisler, J. Shuman. Second row: V. Salinger, J. Zullin- ger, J. Watson, G. Sowers, J. Rockwell, D. Weaver, C. Wiestling, D. Weaver, G. Varner S. Suders, D. Solder, T. Wright, P. Singer Third row: G. Varner, J. Watson, L. Wilson, B. Wyrick, J. Shoap, L. Van Scyco, H. Som- merville, J. Webb, D. Vaughn. 1 0 al? N sg 10.3 First row: Mrs. Smith D. Henderson, Vice President, C. Hayes, Treasurer, J. Holtry, Sec- retary, R. Hyssong, President, M. Kadle, C. Hock, G. Halso. Second row: D. Karper, P. Karper, B. Kazimer, L. Helm, D. Hocken- berry, H. Kurtz, T. Ingram, D. Justice, J. Head. Third row: F. Lesher, B. Holtry, J. Johnson, H. Johnston, S. Helman, B. Kirby, J. Heberlig, G. Karper, G. Jensen. fr , sg, 10.5 First row: Miss Clark, R. Myers, Treasurer, L. Perry, Secretary, J. Owens, President, T. Reed, Vice President, R. Noel, P. Mowery, E. Ocker. Second row: D. O'Donnell, P. Reed, A. Ramsier, V. Richardson, J. Reed, M. Robinson, E. 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N W M5 5 M. , , ,..,. , 1 -wh -.2-3 .,?. , Aw, , , .rw , V -X Q.. 'Fx' T as 1 !. i, . 5. f 9 x ' , kgmfg , Qi.. gig s? 5- K th 5535959 K u 3 JN QQ? 3 5 6 1 g A , J? X Af Jx W , my R 5 Y M A fi 'I- NX V A I X V! CTI UI T 1 55 ,iirmw SCROLL EDITORIAL STAFF First row: Lois Hovis, Doris Alleman, Assistant Editor, Robert Fitzgerald, Editorg Dottie Bond, Ann Hamer, Barbara Comerer. Second row: Jackie Brechbiel, Jean Martin, Roger Weaver, Julie Wasson, Martha Rexroth, Frank Wyi'ick, Charles Kuhn, Robert Myers, Judy Plank, Galen Myers, Ray Seil- hamer, Mrs. Rupert, Advisor. SCROLL BUSINESS STAFF First row: Judy Lewis, Richard Kauffman, Advertising Managerg Bill Freeman, Business Manager: Richard McDonald, Curvey Webb, Corinne Heberlig. Second row: Betty Jean Kitzmiller, Anne Martin, Williarri Yohe, XX'illiam Gribble, Bruce Hockersmith, Bonita Martin, Emily Baker, Vanda Jensen. Joanne Hafer, Mr. Lerew, Advisor. r ' 9? .gf . 23 -we 5 N PRESS CLUB First row: Mary Ann Long, Mary Sheaffer, Julie Wasson, Editor, Bill Freeman. Business Manager, Lois Hovis, Frank Wyrick. Second row: Corinne Heberlig, Rachel Kegerris, Mary Wfhipple, Jane Killian, Marilyn Hogg, Shirley Brinkerhoff, Judy Burkhart, Joyce Burkholder, Dorothy Angle, Philbert Funs- ton. Third row: Doris Solder, Dorothy Bond, Judy Owens, Pat Dyer, Barbara Brown, Jane Shindle- decker, Janet Graham, Pearl Eutzy, Jean Martin, Jackie Brechbiel, Linda Lyons. Third row: Miss Tarras, Student Teacherg Ronnie Mangle, Roy Cubbler, Bob Freeman, Sonia Lehner, Glenda Coy, Judy Plank, James Watscvn, Dick Kauffman, Ray Seilhamer, Dave Valentine, Mrs. Daihl, Advisor. STUDENT COUNCIL First row: Dawn Reed, Corresponding Secretaryg Pat Dyer, Treasurerg Bruce Hockersmith, President, Bob Fitzgerald, Vice Presidentg Barbara Mooney, Secretaryg Mr. Daihl, Advisor. Second row: Richard McDonald, Barbara Liddle, Cindy Hayes, Donna Stark, Donna Gephart, Barbara Brnwn, Dorothy Angle, Bill Richardson, Carroll Kann. Third row: Mary Robinson, Joan Head, Sherry Mooney, Gladys Dice, Mary Sheaffer, Shirley Suders, Doris Solder, Ann Barner, Betty Kitzmiller, Judy Owens, Jackie Brechbiel, Roy Crouse, Fourth row: Dick Landis, Gary Wetzel, Roger Weaver, Bill Freeman, Galen Myers, Asa Gutshall, Bob Freeman. Jack Nye, Bill Richardson, Ray Bietsch. ,Q-33 are ,, - . J I 1,4 'ri A If if I l STUDENT ADVISORY CLUB First row: Dorothy Angle, Julie Whsson, Vice l'residc-nt: Marilyn Hogg, President: Judy Owens, Secrctair'yg Mary Sheaffer. Second row: Mr, Diixis, Aclxisuri W'illiam Freeman, Bruce Hutlccrsmitli, Cr.iwforcl VC'eistling, Robert Fitvyrgerillil, George linker. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First row: Ray Seilhamer, Treasurer, David Valen- tine, Vice Presidentg Williani Freeman, President: Julie Wlasson, Secretary. Second row: Jay Ocker, Doris Alleman, Joanne Hafer, Judy Plank, Robert Fitzgerald. Third row: Galen Myers, Daniel Misner, Robert Myers, Richard McDonald. sd rf dw is BF amuse' ag I!! ,, 1' 3, ax? 3, in misss QW Wfifuaus. 414 QW' 'E fir: z 9 A fl? Q I 'W My MONITORS CLUB First row: Mr, Zavacky, Advisorg Judy Lewis, Treas- urerg Joan Kline, Presidentg Carl McMullen, Vice Presidentg Corinne Heherlig. Second row: Grace Shoemaker, Alice Ramsier, Joyce Martin, Berneda Barmont, Florence Whitter', Donna Barnhart, Mary Whipple, Myron Kadle. LEATHERCRAFT CLUB A First row: Lee Carey, Secretaryg Kenneth Thrush, Presidentg Dale Wadel, Treasurerg Sonia Lehner, Vice Presidentg Judy Plank, Mr. Van Scyoc, Advisor. Sec- ond row: Wayne Hershey, jane Shindledecker, Vivian Salinger, Martha Rexroth, Barbara Lightfoot. Third row: Ed Hanlin, Harold Clendening, Mary Ruth, Philbert Funston, Betty Kirby. ART CLUB First row: Martha Rexroth, Rebecca Miller, Sonia Lehner, Barbara Lightfoot, Ethel Swope, William Cramer, Daivd justice. Second row: Mr. Suloff, Ad- visorg Leroy Martin, Kenneth McMullen. LEATHERCRAFT CLUB B First row: Carol Hammond, Treasurerg Mr. Van Scyoc, Advisorg Ronnie Mangle, Presi- dentg Corinne Heberlig, Secretaryg Ray Holtry, Vice President. Second row: Richard Gardner Asa Gutshall, Chloe Leedy, Sylvia Stouffer Retha Plasterer, Bertha Leedy, Judy Lewis, K Y FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA First row: Mr. Lerew, Advisor, Robert Chamberlin, Chaplaing Dale Wadel, Reporter, Danny Misner, Vice President, jay Ocker, President, Kenneth Thrush, Treasurer, Leroy Rosenberry, Sentinel, Lee Carey, Conductor, Chester Stevens. Second row: Richard Gardner, Kenneth Nehf, Norman Ryder, james Watson, Ronnie Mangle, Lester Cline, Glenn Varner. Third row: Basil Kirby, john Rebok, Ken Mc- Mullen, Ronald Cramer, Mark Bert, Larry Forrester, Cleveland Forrester, Richard Orndorff, Kenneth Seibert. Third row: Carl Hock, james Brechbiel, Asa Bert, Lee Davidson, Harold Clendening. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA First row: Florence Witter, Secretary, Gladys Dice, Treasurer, Donna Barnhart, Vice President, Cora Crider, President, Melva Pc-iper, Ella Mae Nocko, Mabel Cramer, Carol Hammond, Betty Barner, Ethel Ocker, Retha Plasterer, Shirley Shields, Carol Bell, Carol Runk, Phyllis Black. Second row: Betty Holtry, Nancy Coy. Lydia Helm, Kathryn Gabler, Mrs. Smith, Advisorg Anna Mary Wadel, Berneda Barmont, Isabel I-lock, Iva Pine, Caroline Wenger, Brenda Kline, Delores Hockenberry, Bertha Leedy, Evelyn Watson, Grace Shoemaker, Charlotte Brechbiel. - 5 525 we . a f. ' W ' ,W , l A Q ' x -f FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA First row: Darlene Gilbert, Treasurer, Vickie Sowers, Vice President, Dave Sowers, President, Dona Hoch, Barbara Lightfoot, Betty Kirby. Second row: Doris Alleman, Sonia Lehner, Ethel Swope, Bar- bara Commerer, Judy Lewis, Joan Beecher, Sandra Hershey, Emily Baker, Sandra Glessner, Joyce Burkholder, Delores Garman, Romaine Myers, Cindy Hayes. Third row: Audrey Rebuck, Joyce Eberly, Pat Thrush, Janet Bless, Peggy Keefer, Lois Porter, Mary Jane Karper, Patsy Varner, Janet Varner, Janet Zullinger, Bonita Martin, Betty Jean Kitzmiller, Linda Perry, Miss Fogelsanger, Ad- visor. Fourth row: Mrs. Bard, Advisory Juanita Wyrick, Linda Lyons, Barbara Bock, Donna Gep' hart, Patsy Shearer, Portia Ott, Patsy Guyer, Kay Leberknight, Virginia Hinkle, Carol Burkholder, Donna Failor, Barbara Hoover, Lonnie Van Scyoc, Philbert Funston, Judy Plank. Fifth row: Mr. Rineard, Advisor, Valeda Richardson, Patsy Becker, Judy Highlands, Anna Mary Wadel, Leona Staver, Mary Clapsaddle, Shelby Davidson, Betty Marks, Janet Helm, Raymond Smith, Robert Killian, Doris Clough. Sixth row: Jean Fearn, Esther Holtry, Dixie Strayer, Peggy Hudgins, Donna Shindledecker, Mary Ruth, Donna Stark, Margaret Watson, William Taylor, William Yohe, Jack Polk, Dallas Rea, Howard Whipple, Howard Cramer, Richard Negley, Mr. Jacobs, Advisor. DANCING CLUB MR. BISHOP. Advisor Identify your own! Q 3 Q r , 69 3 ga 11 . Y at +N rJ73f? ??f. 1' awlhr 39 ff:l2,i5:'z? - - 'ihighfi -1 ,v m,j5.f-K . I 'L DRAMATICS CLUB First row: Miss Wzllters, Advisor, Joyce Mar- tin, Secretary, Judy Burkhart, Treasurer, Joan Kline, President, Jane Shindledecker, Barbara Liddle, Dorothy Weaw'er, Barbara Brown, Vice President, Joyce Burkholder. Second row: Judy Heberlig, Curvey Webb, Vanda Jensen, Rachel Kegerris, Barbara 'Boul, Doris Solders, Marga- ret Watson, Bruce Wyrick, James Lytle, Tom Archambeau. Third row: Doris Henderson, Carol Runk, Kay Leberknight, Sandra Mowery, Marie Burkholdcr, Glynnette Walker, Jane Killian, Jody Rockwell, Bonnie McCracken. Dorothy Angle, Theresa Cocklin. as, STAGE CREW First row: Mr. Rineard. Advisor, Jay Martin, Dick Landis, Presidentg Galen Myers, Secretary, Larry Wil- son, Donald Weaver, Gary Rhinehart, Jerry Shoap. Second row: Jack Coder, Gerald Martin, Kenneth Seibert, Jack Polk, Vice President, Philbert Funston, Lester Cline, William Taylor. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB First row: Beverly Gorsuch, Connie Harry, Sherry Mooney, Richard Ruth, Ed Strohm. Second row: Portia Ott, Wayne Hershey, Crist Gettle, Gordon Jensen, Tom Reed, Jim Lytle, Bob Freeman, Lonnie Van Scyoc, Bob Hyssong, Rachel Keggeris. Third row: Jean Fearn, Blair Bobletz, Ronald Baker, James Durf, Tom Archambeau, Don Haulman, Bill Beatty, Bill Taylor, Crawford Wiestling, Miss Thrush, Ad- visor. FRENCH CLUB First row: Mrs. Rupert, Advisor, Dawn Reed, Vice President, Ann Barner, President, Sally Warren, Treasurerg Mary Ann Long, Recording Secretary. Second row: jackie Brechbiel, jean Martin, Corres- ponding Secretaryg Kay Franklin, Doris Weaver, Bon- nie Hostetter, Joan Parr. Third row: Marie Myers, Lois Hovis, Marilyn Hogg, Helen Lytle, Glenda Coy. S E as L in LIBRARY CLUB First row: Patsy Varner, Vice President, Kay Leber- knight, Secretaryg Margaret Watson, Glenda Coy. President, janet Zullinger. Second row: Miss Peters. Advisory Judy Highland. Treasurerg Beverly Gor- such, Alice Runshaw, Grace Shoemaker, Mary Groff, Fern Baer, janet Varner. Third row: Ray Crider, jane Killian, Peggy Hudgins, Rebecca Miller. LATIN CLUB First row: Miss Clark, Advisor, Dawn Reed, Scriba, Jackie Brechbiel, Consul, jean Martin, Consul Secundag Mary Vfhipple, Quastor. Sec- ond row: Kay Franklin, Barbara Hershey, Doris Wfeaver, Norma Grove, Fay Hensel, Peggy Reed. Third row: Barbara Mooney, Mary Rob- inson, jane Shindledecker, Shirley Suders, Fern Baer. AQ: 9 5 J ' ll irir i A il ll TRI-HI-Y First row: Miss Fogelsanger, Advisorg Cora Crider, Chaplaing Sandra Mowery, Treasurerg janet Bless, Secretaryg Esther Holtry, Vice Presidentg Donna Barnhart, Presidentg Kay Leberknight, Bonnie Martin. Second row: Carol Runk, Doris Clough, Leona Staver, Anna Mary Wadel, Margaret Watson, Donna Stark, Betty Kirby, Gladys Dice, Brenda Kline, Mary Heefner, Florence Whitter, Kathryn Gahler, Betty jean Kitzmiller. Third row: Dixie Strayer, Thelma Horst, Pearl Eutzy, Donna Gep- hart, Norma Grove, Janet Graham, Donna Failor, Barbara Hershey, Fay Hensel, Joyce Eberly. Isabel Hock, Pricilla Graham. HI-Y First row: Mr. Zavacky, Advisor, Richard Noel, Richard Kirkpatrick, Donald Long, Secretary, Pete Gribble, Vice Presidentg Carroll Kann, President, Paul Tondee, Ray Crouse, Treasurer. Second row: Philbert Funston, Richard Van Scyoc, Thomas Lane, Ralph Thompson, Larry Watson, Fred Maley, Ronald Shaeffer. SPORTSMANS CLUB First row: S. Ruth. R. Heckman, Vice President, Shoap. S. Mooney, J. McGonigal, H. Burk holder, C. Gettel, J. Brechbiel, P. Baughman, J. Carey, J. Hafer, Secretary. Second row: V Sowers, D. Weaver, G. Walker, R. Kauffman, President, L. Van Scyoc, F. Martin, W. Taylor, R. Norcross. Third row: C. Wiestling, R. McDonald, R. Hyssong, R. Myers, R. Cisney, R. Crider T. Archambeau, E. Strohm, J. Lytle, Mr. Jacobs, Advisor. Fourth row: L. Coy, G. Halso, G. Myers B. Kirby, R. Orndorff. J. Deutsch. G. Rhinehart, G. Jensen. DRIVER TRAINING W. Richardson, J. Killian. P. Keefer, L. Porter, K. Leberknight, N. Horst, P. Hudgins, G. O'Donnell, B. Liddle, E. Ott, U. Funk, C. Harry, P. Gribble, K. Nehf, R. Van Scyoc, R. Kegerreis, R. Kirkpatrick, D. Bowers, J. Baer, B. Mooney, T. Lane, L. Van Scyoc, R. Baker, R. Mowery, M. Hogg, A. Shoop, G. Coy, V. Richardson, E. Bietsch, M. Long, D. Hockenberry, C. Leedy, P. Graham, J. Martin, D. Strayer, P. Varner, J. Varner, B. Beam, R. Boozel, J. Fearn, J. Herr, P. Shearer, J. Keefer, J. Zullinger, H. Johnston, L. Weaver, D. Stark, E. Ostra, C. Hammond, W. Jones, M. Clapsadle, P. Bock, B. Kirby, M. Ruth, F. Maley, D. Weaver, B. Hershey, L. Gutshall, M. L. Powell, C. Brechbiel, P. Black, D. Rea, I. Black, E. Holtry, J. Nye, D. Long, R. Micheals, S. Brinkerhoff, R. Ramsier, M. Watson, S. Mooney, A. Bert, I. Pyne, J. Eberly, A. Rebuck, D. Failor, G. Cressler, J. Gray, J. Rockwell. CHESS CLUB First row: Richard Noel, Ralph Thompson, Vice President: Ronald Sheaffer, President, Frank Over, Secretary-Treasurerg jack Coder, james Durf. Second row: Eugene Lynch, Nei. son Horst, jack Watson, Gary Long, Fred Maley, Gary Plasterer, Fred Lesher, Larry Gut- shall, Bill Sobrito. Third row: Richard Van Scyoc, Charles Shannon, Charles Sites, Mr. Bishop, Advisorg Paul Tondee, Upton Funk. 1 BRIDGE CLUB First row: Judy Gray, Linda Lyons, Miss Calhoun, Kay Miller, Robert I-Iyssong. Second row: Basil Kirby, Ellis Metzgar, Gordon Jensen, Gary Halso, Richard Cisney, Robert Freeman, Mr. Bishop, Advisor. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA First row: Mr. Davis, Advisorg Irene Diehl, Gretchen Gribble, Glenda Coy, Secretaryg Jane Shinclledecker, Vice Presidentg jane Herr, President. Second row: Bonnie Hostetter, Jane Killian, Corinne Heberlig, Mary Ann Long, Norma Grove, Treasurer. li QXUSLQC 1 A N MQ w V WB U Wk, 5? 'XN Vw S, XX all gr 'Sh mf! 'vf' 'U f P? 0 N JK XIX I +51 4 A 15: A I 52' X XX X wbfup I J 1 rf 1 Jf CHORUS Theresa Corklin, Accompanist. First row: Joan Kline, Brenda Kline, Donna Barnhart, Mary Whipple, Carol Hammond, Kay Leberknight. Donald Vaughn, Carroll Kann, Ray Seilhamer, Presidentg Joanne Hafer, Irene Diehl, Delores Garman, Dona Hoch. Second row: Judy Lewis, Curvey Webb, Linda Lyons, Bob Fitzgerald, William Richardson. Dave Valentine, Ronald Mangle, Don Coy, Gordon I-Ieckmun, Dorothy Angle, Marie Burkholcler, Kay Miller, Gretchen Cressler, Donna Justice. Third row: Bonnie MrCracken, Joan Parr, Lois Hovis, Judy Owens, Jane Killian, Glynnette Walker, Lester Cline, Tum Reed, Judy Gray, Judy Burkhart, Bobbi Boozel, Jody Rockwell, Julie Wasson, Jane Shindledecker, Barbara Brown, Mrs, Hale, Director. Fourth row: Dottie Bond, Agnes Ramsier, Don Huulman, Ronald Mowery. Eugene Shoap, Vice Presidentg Jerry McCalla, Bill Beattie, Frank Wyrick, Bob Myers, Ronney Hippensteel, Roy Cubbler, John Whisler. NINE SHARPS Theresa Cocklin, Arcomprmistg Mrs. Hale, Advisorg Dona Hoch, Delores Garman, Barbara Brown, Julie Wasson. Bobbi Boozel, Dorothy Angle, Agnes Ramsier, Joan Parr, Curvey Webb. .fr 4 ,.. V ., -Mqww ' ORCHESTRA First violins: P. 'Dyer, J. Parr, A. Mastalski. P. Ott. D. Ott. D. Pugh. P. Bock, M. Kirssin, L. Clippingcr, M. Wzilter. D. Pugh. D. Soltlcr. J. Johnson. M. Beattie, D. Robinson, M. Dyer. C. Clark, B. Jones, M. Linn, S. Sudws. B. Bock, B. Merltzer. J. Sainrnel, VU. Kaye. R. Rock, H. Cohick. Violasr R. lNfcCle11f, M. Powell, C. Jones, C. Johnston. G. XVill1itlc Ccllos: M. Shacffer. M. Fogelsongcr. L. Holtry, S. Swope. Bass Viols: F. Sainmel, D. Berringer, XXL Mir Cracken, R. Gossert. Piano: B. Hostetter, T. Conklin. N. Rine. Flutes: M. Hogg, D. Rock, A. Shaeffer. Oboe: J. Mellot. Clarinets: C. Wenger, M. Clapsatltlle, C. Hays. M. Brinkerhoff. Saxes: D. Cooyin, E. Strohm. Horns: R. Myers, D. Helwerlig. Trumpets: D. Valentine, D. Bock. Tromlvonc-: D. Herlman. Drums: NW. Cramer. Tympani: G. Baughman. CONCERT BAND Cornets: D. Block, D. Valentine. R. McCleaf, C. Fisher R. Mowcry, F. Lesher, K. Long. D. Rotz, J. Kane. Clarinets M. VUengcr, M., Clapsadlc, P. Dyer, C. Hays, V. McCoy A. Gamble, C. Fuhon. M. Brinkerhoff, D. Pugh. C. Clark, B. Mell, S. Swope, S. Lightfoot. Oboe: J. Mellot. Horns R. Myers, R. Baker, D. Helaerig, R. Burlcholder. Saxophones S. Ruth. C. Kann, E. Strohm. L. Clippinger, D. Coovcr. C Shoemaker. Percussion: A. Mastalskif W. Cramer, P. Bock J. Parr, J. Rebuck, G. Baughman, R. Naugle, R. Snolcc Basses: D. Berringer, L. Rosenberry. J. NXfhistler. Bell-Lyra J. McGonigal. Baritone Horn: J. Durf. Flutes: D. Rork A. Sheaffer. Trombones: D. Haulman, L. VanScyoc. C Wiestling, D. Pugh, F, Saminel. t Q n X THE MARCHING BAND R11 5 fb w SPORTS rr lx 4 Q ,. miiiiimil lingua, ' 7 Jun.. I Html qjmull Aggigmm CUM1, Assistant Cuuclm COACH HAVGHMAN COACH STRAVUMYRE COACH CLEMEN1 Oflfjllllkllfl' SAHS Biglcrville .,,,.. ..,A, 6 14 Gettysburg ........, .... 1 3 13 Mcchanicsburg ,.,,x, ,,,, 6 13 Captain jack ,..,.,.,..... ..,. 2 O 13 New Cumberland ,,... .,,. 7 19 Wfayncsboro ,.,...,. .... 6 12 Carlisle ...,.., ,, 7 55 Scotland .....,....,.. ,. 6 7 Boiling Springs li,. ..... 1 2 18 First row: Charlie Kuhn. Mnnagerg Richard Kauffman, Roger Wfeavcr, Bill Gribblc, Dave Sowers, Fil Kurpcr, Ike Blink, Cu-Captain. Second rovv: Dallas Run, Manage-rg Gary Long, Dick Ruth, .larry- Rccll, Larry Coy, Bob Freeman. Bob Hyssong, jack Nyc, Dick Cisney, Dick Van Scyoc. Upton Funk. Co-Captain CU C11 Um IKE BLACK RAY SEILHAMER The 1955 Football Team broke their losing streak of nineteen games by tying Gettys- burg 13-13, and beating Mount Union 20-13. The team had an overall improvement in spirit and their playing. Three games were lost in the last two minutes ot' the game, proving that the Hounds fought to the end. First row: Ray Seilhamer, Co-Captaing Bill Freeman, Roy Cubbler, Dick McDonald, lid Himlin. Dick Negley, Ralph Norcross, Ronnie Hippensteel, Student Trainer. Second row: Tom Reed, Bob Chamberlin, Ray Bietsch, Carl Dunlap, Fred Martin, Paul Shoap, jack McNerlin, Fred Lesher, Paul Marpoe, Don Coy, Bob Michaels, Gerald Martain, Managerg Bill Richardson, Statistics Recorder. ' 18 in Kneeling, left in right: Ronnie Hippensteel, Blank Nye, Cnath Kohut, Daw Sowers, Bill Freeman. Standing: liill Scott, Ray llietsth. Frank XX'yi'iclc, Dick Kauffman, Dick VanScyoc, Ralph Tlionipson. VARSITY f1!2fNlI1l'Ufl SAHS Oll71l7017L'lIl,l' Biglcliliillii ' 72 66 Crecncfistlc I ' .t ' ,, lllmollmi 55 79 Lebanon cwlllixlillrll ' f7 62 Lemoyne , liiglerville . , 55 71 gcotlqmd c in-init ,A si 54 W,WmbO'r57 ' Big Springs , ,,,, 14 67 Dclonc Boiling Springs ,,, S9 57 Lcbqnonmiiii Big Springs ,, A 33 67 Dclonc ?ilmili11gSlQrii1gs , 5? 59 Boiling Springs min vers Ullfg . , 6 u 70 qcotlnmd S' tli l , ii 75 7 i i I H fu lm 5 Wfaynesboro , Circ-encastle , . , 78 68 For the first time in the history of Shippensburg, a high school basketball team was chosen to play in the Class A playoffs. The Greyhounds, coached by George Kohut. earned this honor by ending the season with a 17-6 recordg which was top record for an Independent team in this area. The tame of the 'ear was vla 'ed a Yainst Clhambersburv in the local 1 m, The Hounds fn 5- A l .5 is in I U EY kept the fans on their feet during the whole game before losing in the last 30 seconds by a score of 70-66. Leading the Shippensburg team in scoring column was Frank Wfyrick, 6'4 center. with -'i72 points. Next highest scorer was Dick Kauffman with 324 points. 78 66 60 Go S3 61 53 5-i 70 56 58 SAI-IS 68 76 66 68 59 72 69 70 64 50 65 JUNIOR VARSITY Coach Harold Bishops junior Hounds finished the season with a 21-2 record. The successful season was highlighted by the Carlisle and Big Spring games. By down- ing the Thundering Herd 55-45 and holding the Bulldog team to a 48-15 score, the boys showed they could mix a good offensive attack with a tough defensive game. Crawford Weistling led the junior Hounds with 310 points. Oppozzenli' Biglerville ,,,,. ,..,... 3 9 Lemoyne .,.,,. ,.,,,,, 4 3 Gettysburg ...., ....,,, 2 4 Biglerville ....... ....... 2 6 Carlisle ....,.,. ....... 4 5 Big Spring ..,.r.,.... ..,,,,, 3 5 Boiling Springs ...,... ....... 3 4 Big Spring ........... ...t... 1 3 Boiling Springs ,,..,. ....... 2 5 Chambersburg .r,,. ,t,.... 6 0 Scotland ......... ,...... 2 5 Greencastle ..... ..,.... 2 6 W5 43 45 57 43 ss 50 51 48 48 45 48 60 TEAM Left to right: Bob Hyssong, Dick Cisney, Paul Shoap, Don Coy, Bob Freeman, Tom Reed, Gary Long, Ron Sheaffer. Crawford Weistling, Coach Bishop. OPPOYIEIUJ' Greencastle ..... Lebanon ..,,.. Lemoyne ...... Scotland ......... Waynesboro ...... ....... Lebanon ...... Delone .......,... Boiling Springs Scotland .,.,..,.. Waynesboro W5 57 45 65 48 45 51 68 77 64 52 was 4 R ,F ,ivy 1955 SOUTH PENN CHAMPS lxrst row Bill Weaver Captam Dave Suwers, Gene Linn, Lee Wenger Ray Sexlhamer Butnh Weaver Ray Ixghtfoot Darry Myers Qeeonel row: Bill Freeman, Blll Grxbble Pete Grlbble Dlek V1nScym Rav Bretuh Drek Gardner jack Nye, Gary Long, Bob Fxtzgerald Don Long., Chambersburg ...,. Gettysburg ........ Hanover ................ Cumberland Valley Chambersburg ...... Cumberland Valley Gettysburg .,..,....e.. Hanover .... l.,.ll.. Mechanicsburg ...,. T A .mfg 5 Q' M, ,www n S A I Sy ' ff ff iff ,f 5 Q fi ,QD TH Pm iw A 5 D' A , O .4-.'-..m- . '-f:, . ww nf i ,. -.YV ,Q .w:..'-ffQ-15-5 3-gvy, '. H. '- - - ,-,. V: Ag 4 .1 ,mi K,,.,r . . K, K A I I imp ,, ,. .. , 1 .. , .X ,... A V, , A Q3 W . gl- A J , gg - k ' 'H'-P 9 S 5'-' I is N., 1 any - 1 4 . X 8 G MWA B ggww W vu my ,. .,,,LfM, af .. ...M Q 'e , Q nr' ffl Y xzP 4 The 1955-S6 Wrestliimg team continued its winning streak to 18- stmight xictories The Greyhounds won the Section II League and also won the Section II tourniment with a lead over the next closest team of 36 points. TEAM RECORD 1956 Shippenshurg . ,,,... 45 Cumberland Valley Sliippenslmrg ,...,,,, 33 West York Shippensburg . ..,,,, -14 Boiling Springs Shippensburg ., , .. 44 Central Dauphin ,, Shippensburg .. .. ,, 55 Susquehanna Twp. Shippensburg ..,r.r , 55 Carlisle .,r...t,,,,...,.. Shippensburg ,.....,, 28 Mechunicsburg ,.,,, Shippenshurg A, ,, -io Big Spring ,,,. . Shippensburg ,.,,. , 50 Biglersville .... . Mm, 0,,,,,,,,dj,,4e 1p ,.,,,1L,,- Conrh Clement and Coach Baughman Marr Pawn Stand RAY 5EII HAMIER with the Section II Trophy ROY CUBBLER ,4- :ww Reed Hehvlzg- I BF 6111 b - Do .BYXL Ruth s iq. W 'fs - 1 'sc we ww, SGGC f 1-YV PM EIOIVEYB wi Wexmgrlfiim' an-41 Capga,-Thrush BARS C, WUk:bbQJ 39054191 U 4. MS' Hersh wM,eniMg,Q,x5Xcs. astalgklz ek E B SL wks. S- alffc S C . SENIOR IN TRAMURAL BASKETBALL X fi C '61, Bo . I Wengbry S'-tfiv US . 1 Qllytalb J Ile, R. Plasrerer Cgxoeab. 656 QCLQWQR6 N vin' ofvgsvx- Wifi? X GQX5' NX X311 V 69969. 3 we? 090 . WM VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Lois Hovis, Vonnie Sites, Anne Martin, Jane Herr Helen Lytle, Bobbi Boozel. Our mascot, Booster. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Barbara Brown, Jody Rockwell, Patricia Dyer, Cindy Hayes. G.A.A. First row: Lois Hovis, Vice President, Vonnie Sites, President, Anne Martin, Treasurer, Martha Rexroth, Secretary. Second row: Caroline Wenger, Darlene Gilbert, Patsy Thrush, Sandy Hershey. Sally Warren, Barbara Lightfoot, Sandra Glessner, Mary Whipple, Suzie Ruth, Joan Kline, Judy Lewis, Alemeda Mastalski. Thid row: Carol Hanlin, Curvey Webb, Vanda Jensen, Johanna Mas- talski, Grethen Cressler, Roberta Boozel, Virginia Hinkle, eHlen Lytle, Jane Herr, Miss Lehman. .VJ vmf--,f,,,:4,Maam-ffy- asm f 9 szsn:zsv:suvl:...s1nfwxmal..fa lasts.,-4 V' Y-N., VARSITY CLUB Left to right: Alfred Hutchinson, Tom Woltz, Clyde Mellott, Ray Seilhamer, Richard F. Van Scyoc, Roger Weave1', Vice Presidentg Roy Crouse, Coach Baughman, Frank Wyrick, Richard Kauffman, Secrctaryg Dave Sowers, Presidentg William Gribble, Treasurer: Edward Hanlin, Ed Karper, Williani Freeman, Pete Gribble, Ike Black, Roy Cubbler. OFFICIALS CLUB Clockwise: Miss Lehman, Advisory Helen Lytle, Almeda Mastalski, Gretchen Cressler, Johanna Mas- tulski, Secretary: Curvey W'ebb. Presidentg Vanda Jensen, Vice Presidentg Judy Lewis, Joan Kline Virginia Hinkle, Vonnie Sites. h m.. AJ. Q' Sf? 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Phone 2 I I , ,TX P I . ll A TRU' I ' I .I ' , II -' ' ., l,'. 115555 :f:5':fff44f5i4f ' if Q 1, , I Q? N . f ,. . ,I 4 A VICTORY THEATRE The La+es'r in Shows SHIPPENSBURG PENNSYLVANIA THE BEISTLE COMPANY Manufaciurers PARTY DECORATIONS - NOVELTIES for a Colorful and Gay Parfy SpirI+ SHIPPENSBURG PENNSYLVANIA BURKHART'S RESTAURANT The Oldesf Res+auran+ in Shippensburg E. KING STREET SHIPPENSBUR6. PA. SHIPPENSBURG HARDWARE COMPANY Hardware and Sporfing Goods On +he Square PHONE 330 SHIPPENSBURG, PA. G. LEONARD FOGELSONGER 1 RICHARD M. FOGELSONGER Rf: Dependable Insurance 66 EAST KING SHIPPENSBURG, PA. Ky EEN 2 J GORDENS' DEPARTMENT STORE Q Eas'I' Kin Sfreei' ,MAH u....D PHONE 754X QSHIPPENSBURG, PA. 1-1-if CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH LEVI S. HIPPENSTEEL fl-f fi F2311 1. 'KW Shippensburg Q Pennsylvania xx! GOODHART'S SUPREME DAIRY SHOE STORE 3' E K. S+ II7 W. Burcl S+. Shippensb ro miennsylvania SHIPPENSBURG' PA. Q btea T HENRY'S BAKERY Z 5 Shippensburg, Pa., R. D. No. I Phone 950-R-3 ROTH'S Fine Home Furnishings RUGS-FURNITURE-LINOLEUM REFRIGERATORS-HOME APPLIANCES FRIGIDAIRE Phone I2I Shippensburg, Pa. Ea+ af I'I1e PAGUE AND FEGAN VARSITY SHOPPE HARDWARE LUNCHEONETTE Wes+ King Shed WHERE FRIENDS MEET phone 366 Shippensburg' pa. Air Condifioned for Your Comfori' 67 E. King SI'ree'I' MIKE BILLY'S 81 SON STAR BRAND SHOES O' C' FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY GENERAL MERCHANDISE Moclerafely Priced Shoe Shine and Experi Repair 39 Richard Ave. Shippensburg, Pa. Headquariers for SPORTING GOODS S. D. JONES MOTORS, INC. WEIRD. I I I I Sales PHONE 2I2- 2I3 Service SHIPPENSBURG, PA. xx xQ SHIPPENSBU RG Il . ,..' Z'- Q FT' I . xx PETE'S BARBER SHOP Always Reliable 6 Wesi' King Sfreef PENNSYLVANIA DENTLER'S KELVINATOR SALES AND SERVICE 235 E. King S+. Phone 7I8 I8 W. CARL E. SHUMAN Shippensburg, Pa. TH E HAT BOX Where OriginaIi'Iy and IncIividuaIiI'y Reign Lesher MiIIinery KING ST. SHIPPENSBURG THE RANCH PRIVATE DINING ROOMS U.S. Rou+e No. II Souih Shippensburg, Pa. EXCLUSIVE HOME STYLE FOOD Free EsIima+es for Weddings or Parfies in Your Home or Here SWOPE JEWELERS COMP'-'MENT5 OF WATCHES DIAMONDS JEWELRY C- V- THEATER Shippensburg, Pa. Phone I43 Earl S+. Shippensburg. Pa. KlRSSIN'S RlCHARDSON'S DEPARTMENT STORE PAINT AND TILE SUPPLY Tile Confracfor 32 E. King SI. All Kinds of Floor Tile 63 EGSI King Phgne Shippensburg Pennsylvania Shfppengbuy-gl pa. THE NEWS - CHRONICLE LARGEST SEMI-WEEKLY IN PENNSYLVANIA 'For CompIe+e Coverage of LOCAL NEWS FARM NEWS SPORTS CAROTHERS MARKET MAC'S GULF SERVICE 4m7fm'1fu,Qa,'Zww wide SENIORS OF I956 HAROLD W. KAUFFMAN Groceries-Meaf-Produce Home Dressed Pouliry Orrsiown Road and Lurgan Ave. Shippensburg. Pa. GEORGE A. McCANN Wes+ King and FayeH'e Sireefs Shippensburg. Pa. PoRTER's FURNITURE GRAHAM? 2 Miles Wes+ of Shippensburg R+. No. II Phone 5I IR-2 W' King Si' Phone 9458 Shippensburg, Pa. WEAVER'S CUT-RATE I2 E. King S+. Shippensburg, Pa. HEADQUARTERS FOR COSMETICS RUBINSTEIN YARDLY OLD SPICE REVLON HUDNUT Candies Tobacco Pa+en+ Medicine Porfraifs - Commercial Phofography Films Developed and Prinfed KUHN'S STUDIO 81 GIFT SHOP SHIPPENSBURG. PA. PENN ELECTRIC CO. J. RAYMOND SMITH FURNITURE CO. Anfique Reproducfion of Solid WaInu+ and Cherry Furnifure FROM WORKSHOP TO HOME Our Fashions Are +he Talk of +he Town WORTH'S STROHM'S FOOD MARKET Fresh and Cured Meal' Groceries and Green Goods 22 E. King S+. Shippensburg, Pa. ZI4 E. King S+. Shippensburg' Pa JOHN S. HIEBERLIG Dealer in Farm Implemenfs and Supplies N. SENECA ST. SHIPPENSBURG. PA. Phone 60-Z CRESSLER'S FRUIT MARKET Groceries-Fruiis-Produce-Meais WHOLESALE AND' RETAIL Complimenfs of MARDEN CLOTHING CO.. INC. P. O. Box F SHIPPENSBURG. PA. PARR'S SPORTING GOODS STORE Headquariers for Hun+ing and Fishing Licenses NATIONALLY ADVERTISED ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT Foo+baIIs - BasIce+baIIs - Baseballs - Fishing Tackle Guns-Ammunifion-Toys--Appliances-Tennis Equipmeni Hobby Supplies I9 SOUTH EARL SHIPPENSBURG. PA. PHONE 586-W REDDING'S GARAGE General Au+omobiIe Repairs E U - Shippensburg, R. R. 2, Pa. Phone 637-R-2 DELCO BATTERIES BEAR WHEEL 2,535 EIRESTONE TIRES AND STEERING ALIGNMENT FRAME STRAIGHTENING We Wish You Continued Success G. IRVIN VAN SCYOC FUNERAL HOME II2 Wesi' King S+. H 81 H CHEVROLET MEMBER AAA MEMBER OF KEYSTONE A. c Chevrolet Oldsmobile ll -4 i - ' .. Q Cadillac Z: SALES AND SERVICE Phone '06 Shippensburg, Pennsylvani CARSON'S BUICK PEERLESS New and Used Cars FURNITURE COMPANY RITNER HIGHWAY PHONE 936 SHIPPENSBURG, PA. Shippensburg, Pa. JONES AUTO SERVICE UNITED MOTORS SERVICE General Repairing and Welding NOAKERS ESSO SERVICE Wesi' King Sireef Exiended SHIPPENSBURG, PA. Towing NORTH FAYETTE sr. SHIPPENSBURG Phone 9457 Phone 7I-W ELMER J. GRUVER Masonry Con'rrac'Ior SHIPPENSBURG, PA., R. R. NO. 3 See ED NAUGLE for Flair Fashioned DODGE AND PLYMOUTH Guaranfeed USED CARS A+ 'Ihe Wesf End of Shippensburg PEGGY SHIPPEN CARD AND GIFT SHOPPE Candles and Wrappings 44 W. King Sfreei' SHIPPENSBURG PENNSYLVANIA COOVERS' P. A. VAN ALLMAN RADIO SERVICE DRUGGIST RCA-Pi-nLco The Rexall sure RD No. 3 Shippensburg Phone 4I2 54 E. King S+. Shippensburg. Pa. ACME SUPER MARKET I9 Easf King Phone 9463 Shippensburg, Pa. ART BIGLER'S GROCERY Cold Cufs-Frozen Foods Groceries-Green Goods 248 E. Orange S+., Shippensburg. Pa. J. FRANK PUGH G. E. Appliances Hardware Allis Chalmers Farm Equipmen+ SHIPPENSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA MILLER'S La+esI' Fashions in Men's and Women's Clolhing Experl' Tailory, Alferafions Dry Cleaning 43 WEST KING PHONE 80I Bes'I' of LucIc Our Bes+ Io +0 The I'I1e FuI'ure Homemakers Graduaies of '56 I of From Ihe '56 GIRLS ATHLETIC FUTURE HOMEMAKERS ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA CompIimenI's of +I1e FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA LEARNING TO DO DOING TO LEARN EARNING TO LIVE LIVING TO SERVE BesI' Wishes, Seniors Shippenslaurg Area Senior High School JUNIOR RIFLE CLUB N. R. A. Affiliaied Suppori' Your Teams Complimenfs of Ihe VARSITY CLUB Congrafulafions +o Ihe Class of '56 SENIOR HIGH DANCING CLUB Besi' of Luck in Ihe Fu+ure Io 'I'I1e Class of '56 THE FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Congra+uIa1'ions Seniors of '56 YOUNG FARMERS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS ,AA 1.1: C? 1 - r ,ur .4 , , v -,1-v- 1.1, F'-'A ' ,lf . , 4- f,,z,.1.' .vw '04, 1-ry-Y, -,, V . , .. 5 nt .- -,.,.,f'- . 1-- '1:--- a' , s. 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