Shippensburg High School - Scroll Yearbook (Shippensburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1958 volume:

5 . lx ! 3 2 5 . i S Y S a I J L I 1 s P E a ! 4 2 H I 3 ! E a I 4 E 4 1 I 3 3 5 v 3 i 5 E 4 1 1 i E i ! l E f I 4 1 S f . P i E 1 P L F : P1 Q e 5 e , F E 'a 1 E S 2 3 I z F P 3 Q E s E 3 Q 3 L E E E , Z 1 I 1 1 5 : 5 E 5 E 5 E E ii 1 5 5 Q z 5 I. 'l ! 4 I E 3 e ., 51 a E i , L I i H 5 S 6 E 1 f i 3 E i f F 1 I E Editor-In-Chief Bonnie McCracken Assistant Editor Theresa Cocklin The Scroll Published by The Senior Clclss Shippensburg Area High School Shippensburg, Pennsylvonio June, 1958 ., we la, ,,'g,s5g:ql , xi S mi -. N 3 W Wwe ff ' M 1- ,V , ,,., , , ,, .,,,,- - f kv. if-WNW Qi' 'W 6 41 3 Q -.ff 1 : :,, ....1-:7fwI-- of I J S 'Q 'A ' ' ' ' we 'Tgosn V Q A 9, 1-gf. wx, ..'x -fn: -lfhimtziw: .. L. ,fr f vm: -'71 7 v f- -- ,,5'Q'A wi' 'fZifl5EQ'?:Lvi2f 'L1,:'bf?i, ' 1 ,k,,.., , A K gr, i:.fiFs'r1if1. ff . 1 ' vmm: - -QQAPM'-,,i,z ., ,Mtg F 1, ,in ' 'iffy . .A .-' .. . W, ,-.. , , A V . S oooii iw, . . . 4 i ., wsu :.Q,.,,,,,,. im. ,, f, iii ., in fi ' A ' . 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To all our schools, The u'ell-plnnnerl schools, To the library pulzlic nnfl freeg Where higher lenrrzing, Yes, Constant learning, ls our opportunity. Soto our tozrn, Our own horne town, Anil the ll7l10l6 eornnzunityg This 28th yearbook. The '53 yearbook, We rletlieate to thee. w,,.,,, Ein .1 f , :Q , la: I L1 i Hmmm' 3 4 5 5 :?'Q Ill 11 il I 'uf LL1l. ' IIIIIYIIIIYWWIIIIIIIII I ITM . I I, FI-WIFE EES gl ' I . , W ,I I I WL -4.1, I nw f ' I . MHMMHMQ - I - !'iF'f 'gf53i'fTW lllmmm: I llmwma -lllmw l umwmw lllimmf EIBIHM Im I I I If-wIf I! ',3Im .,,. , ,,. I wwmwwww- 'i fi' .I-I gift? mwwwg,QmQf'WW f Q Wwgygm II Q Flllhummg IWWfwgFlUWwmmlmlnq IIII IIIIII QI II WN W i 2 a - R i x,l' I: il -... PUBLIC SCHOOLS Iii ADMINISTRATION i !-.,.. ..--.- .. IH. I I I Iwwm Inu wgw mmmnn vwwmmmwmmmwmi I III, .I I I I Il l Anna Lee Norcross Secretary to the Superintendent R. T. LLOYD, A.B., M.Ed. Geneva College University of Pittsburgh Our Guides To Mr. Lloyd, Superintendent of Schools Days move on and time goes fastg Another year, another class. But are you happy? Yes and no! You,re glad we came and sad we go. At shaping our lives, youive worked side by side With teachers and staff, our ways to guide. You've built us schoolsg you've managed them well. Has it been worth while? Time will tell. From first through twelfth a foundation was laid, Will we do well? Will you be repaid P We shall answer with service to all mankind, And say, Thank you , with the heart and mind, For helping determine our future and fate. Sincerely yours, The Class of '58. 8 To 3 2 ? i i l i 1 gal if 2 to ff ii-Q51 1 f-.e , M. .mg 1 ! A. P. DRAYER, Ph.B., M.Ed. Dickinson College Kent Stale University Success To Mr. Drayer, High School Principal We welcomed you in our junior year, And now graduation is almost here. You've led and inspired us to heights that are great, The results of which may determine our fate. When problems arose, in you we confided, And on many issues with us you sided. We think of your spirit as a good luck charmn Which athletic foes have failed to disarm. You're a challenge to us-that's what you are .7 It's good we work, and success is not far. Thank you for coming, and leading us here To the climax of our Senior year. The day you came-welll remember that date, Please remember us- The Class of ,58. I 9 Laura Crosse Barbara Fogelsanger Secretaries to the Principal Lorraine Mowery SAMUEL L. DAIHL, B.S., M.A. Albright College Columbia University Director of Guidance HELEN KOHUT, B.A., M.S.W. Hartwick College University of Pittsburgh Home and School Visitor GEORGE MURDOCH, B.S. Shippensburg State Teachers College Guidance Counselor Our Needs Fulfillecl Valuable advice is offered to us by the adminis- tion, guided us in our academic program, encour- tration and guidance staff On the V3fi0l1S problems aged our extra-curricular activities, and offered un- which constantly confront us. These are the counse- derstanding and friendship. These are uOur Needs lors who have helped us to choose a proper voca- Fulfilledf' I0 Judith Witmer WALTER B. REDDIG Shippensburg Slate Teachers College Administrative Assistant HARRY G. JACOBS. B.S., M.Ed. Sliippensburg State Teacllers College Pennsylvania State University Assistant Principal 1957-58 Boord of Educotion Officers President-James B. Hockersmith Secretary-Walter B. Reddig Vice President-Dr. Chester Eastep Solicitor-William R. Mark Treasurer-Walter Howland Members SHIPPENSBURG BOROUGH BOARD-James Hockersmith, C. L. Curry, B. C. Wiestling, Richard Ruth, Mrs. Helen McLean, J, Kenneth Shoap, Alex S. Liddle. SHIPPENSBURG TOWNSHIP SCHOOL BOARD -W. A. Addams, Jr., Mark Mentzer, Mrs. Graydon Fisher, Dr. Chester Eastep, Chalmers P. Means. HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP SCHOOL BOARD- Roy Davidson, ,lohn S. Bert, B. S. Gardner, Martin J. Reese, ,lohn W. Hess, Jr. Il SOUTHAMPTON, CUMBERLAND - George Robinson, Chester Smith, Lewis Barmont. Clare Kerns, William M. McCulloch. SOUTHAMPTON, FRANKLIN-C. A. Kann, Arthur Diehl, Fred Bikle, Jr., Elmer J. Gruver, Mark A. Mowery. NEWBURG BOROUGH SCHOOL BOARD-Frank A. Heberlig, Mrs. Grace Burd, Merrill Kendig, Philip G. Hoover, Robert Leirer. GRACE PETERS, B.S. When reports you must give, and books you must read, Miss Peters to the rescue in your time of need. 'K gg ' HOWARD STRAWMYRE, Bs. F1 5,11 was ,532 l , . ' . 1, ,Q A eye yele A by wg at .H ' ,f f A A t Hand over hand Mr. Strawmyre advises: This is the teacher every driving student prizes From Their Se Our fields of knowledge have been widened by the librarian, driver training instructor, and the medical staff. Unknown facts and conclusions were reached with the assistance of the librarian. Cor- rect and well-advised driving was administered to us by the instructor. Tests and examinations to show the importance of cleanliness for our bodies were given us by the medical staff. They have helped us and, From Their Services We Benefit. MEDICAL STAFF First Row: Florence Burkhart, Reg- istered Nurseg Dorothy Reed, 'Registered Nurse. Second Row: Dr, Albert Freeman, M. D.,g Dr. Allan Watts, D. D. S. rvlces We Benefit 12 Vs- ANNE TALIFF, B.A. Mrs. Talij is new here-an SHS addition, And instructing Junior English is her teaching position. JOANNA RUPERT, B.S. Let's take a trip across the sea To France, with Mrs. Rupert, for g'C'est la vief' GLADYS CLARK, B.S., M.A. Miss Clark teaches English and Latin l and II, While she also counsels Latin Club in all the things they do. VELVA DAIHL, B.A., M.A. Time never allows Mrs. Daihl a vacation, For she's in charge of all school publications. ELIZABETH GRATZ, B.S. P'--Q 'FIU' If ou're ever in a dither when it comes to En lish facts Brihg your problems to the teacher whom we inow as Mrs. Gratz. We Listen, We S pea k, We Write UUNNUNS so sv ll Th. . , if . Grammar, wide reading, Shakespeare-it's Eng- lish, the living language! Particularly helpful in our life today are jour- nalism, which develops our writing ability. and languages, both native and foreign, which aid us in communicating with others. Let us remember that wise choice of words may well determine our success in life, thus 'iWe Listen, dl We Speak, We Writef, I3 rf ,,,.-f- HAROLD BISHOP, B.S. P. O. D. and English are Mr. Bishop's classes. JOHN CONNOR, B.S. Mr. Connor teaches P.O.D. and English too, In addition to assisting with our football crew. GERALD ROBISON, B.A. Since Mr. Robison's in charge of the F. T. A. He's working with tornorrowis teachers, here today. VIRGINIA THRUSH, B.S. Besides teaching history and geography, Miss Thrush enjoys travel and photography. As The Earth Turns Whether it be past happenings, like the downfall of Rome and the Civil War, or up to the minute news like Satellites, Queen Elizabeth's visits, and the flu epidemic, we study and learn them, As The Earth Turnsf' And he's really good in basketball, especially with those passes. I4 if 34 at KENNETH T. RINEARD, B.S. of Mr. Rineard teaches typing and Consumer Ed too, 15 And he also is adviser of the schoolis stage crew. PEARL FOGELSANGER, B.S. Shorthand is to Miss Fogelsanger as clouds to the sky, While sheis also the head of the Tri-Hi-Y. MARQUERITE JACOBS, BS. Mrs. facobs is well-known as a business educator, So as adviser of the Business Club, it's tops we have to rate her. Mrs. Bard and a typewriter are like peas in a pod, After school she's like that with the cheering squad. RONALD LAWHEAD, B.S. Helping students use good English to keep them on the beam, Plus training the best of typists is Mr. Lawheazfs dream. f a Its Cur Business Furnishing our business leaders with typing, bookkeeping, and shorthand is important for the well-being of tomorrow. These students must learn tw that accuracy and punctuality are important phases of their work. Study and classroom practice have promoted these necessities. Economically for us, SS 7 ' 5, It s Our Business I5 BARBARA BARD, B.S. Q. A J qs ROY MOUER, B.S., M.A. White coat and test tube-it could only be Mr. Mouer Who is our athletic director with lots of zest and power. WILLIAM ANGLE, B.S. For adding and subtracting, Mr. Angle is known, His title's Central Treasurerg anyone need a loan? JOHN MONN, B.S., M.A. Algebra and math can make you think and ponder, But it just takes Mr. Monn to help you in your quandary. SHIRLEY WALTERS, B.S. With plants or animals, sheis quite a dissector. And for the senior class plays, Miss Walters was director. MELVIN MELIUS, B.S. .. A good and honorable boosterv Mr. Melius should be, - I ' Since he's head of the Booster Club and the Honor Society. They Stimulate Our Thoughts To enter outer space, to conquer disease, and to better mankind, we must specialize. Mathematics and sciences are taught with the hope of preparing so future engineers, medical experts, and scientists for this Atomic Age. These are the studies which lead to progressg henceforth, Wfhey Stimulate Our Thoughts. l 1 6 BLANCHE HALE, Music B Mrs. Hale could direct an orchestra of harps, But sheis much better known as director of the Sharps. VERNON DYER, BS., M.Ed. To hear those notes come loud and clear is Mr. Dyer's aim, Heis one who has aided SHS to acquire their music fame. LINCOLN FOCELSANCER, BS., M.Ed. Our Mr. Fogelsanger is quite the honored man When he steps on the field with the maroon and grey band. V ELLWOOD SULOFF, B.S., M.A. With pencils and paints heis quite a creator, Mr. Sulojfs the man we call Chief Decoratorf, Prclctice Mc: kes Perfect Many are the choral programs, spring concerts, and special performances presented by the chorus, band, and orchestra. Posters, scenery and back- drops are painted and prepared by the art classes for these special programs. Long hours, days, and months are spent in preparation for all of these occasions, but constantly we keep in mind that only 4'Practice Makes Perfectf' Tlx Q ,.,,, 5'-25 . Yagi ulwu, ,':,, U if-FI? f 311' is V swf.. RICHARD VAN SCYOC, B.S. When it comes to sawing boards or hammering a nail, Mr. Van's shop boys are the ones who never fail. FRANK LEREW, BS. Future farmers are the pride and joyn of our Mr. Lerew, But he finds the time to manage all the Scroll's business too. CATHERINE SMITH, B.S. Mrs. Smith teaches girls how to sew and how to cook, So they need not rely on a g'How To Do Iti' book. WESLEY HAER, B.S. He can grow a field of corn or nurse a baby vine, For teaching agriculture is Mr. Haer's main line. Groundwork for Tomorrow Homemaking, vocational, and agricultural cours- es kindle our hopes for tomorrow's goals. By learning and doing now, when the time comes we will be more fully equipped to take over the re- sponsibilities of life. Through these exploratory courses is laid the Groundwork for Tomorrowf' iw: MARY LEHMAN, B.S. Besides teaching classes every day, Miss Lehman advises Student Council and G.A.A. GEORGE KOHUT, B.S., M.Ed. Coaching football and basketball and the teaching of health Plus managing the Varsity Club add to Mr. Kohufs wealth. HARRY HOFFMAN, B.S. Mr. Hojfman teaches classes in history and phys ed, In Plus coaching all the wrestlers and boosting them ahead. c 'f T. YL . Anatomical Studies and Gymnastics Maturing mentally and physically is an important factor to us when we are preparing for future goals. ln our daily health and gym classes, we are taught the fundamentals which broaden and in- crease our knowledge of mental and physical de- velopment. It is from these studies that our bodies benefit-L'Anatomical Studies and Gymnastics. 1 9 l ' fa ' . if f yu i gf ,Z V , 5 L E E'-S' :EER f F21 1 sm? lg I 'SUS DU' elif A 35131 Sggpsvv :..'s'.1+'-B'- ',,,..5 Wwe? tw . .1 6. vi'-,wwf 'mr ?3 ,,n '5'5':.'! ul '25 'QA I v 3 ' 4 ,I They Mode Our Years Pleasant Wholesome, well-balanced mealsg clean, tidy R' roomsg and transportation have been made delight- ful by the cooks, custodians, and bus drivers. They have provided us with the indispensable items which we constantly need. Through their untiring efforts, They Made Our Years Pleasant. 1 I l l 1 These are the students, The friendly students, Wfho speak for Shippensburg High. This is the crowd, The active crowd, We'll remember by and by. Jwrkszg l ' flu , 1' Helga ll! -f M-Mjigkw ,. ., ii V-ezgmiswwg 1 . -wit V, 1 A-. 'Edgar . ,Q ' I tg W SN W V fa T 5 L.. 1 5 if I .. x Q Wi .K vs. ,Pl , f ' ' F- 13' X I, ,fly :Ili -53if33g'gw,:1:gff5 4 ed ' -ull' -. w Ov ' r 1 E, LN-s ' ..,T' V ,QW '-1- Thomas Andrews D0f0lhY Angle Ronald Lee Appleby Red Commercial Friendly grin . . . hard working . . . courteous . . . budding commercialist. Photography 1, Recreation Club 2, 3, 4. Thomas Paul Archanibeau Tom General Neat dancer . . . daydreamer . . . polite . . . optimistic. Student Council lg Art 1, 3, 4, Photography 2, Dancing 2, 3g Leathercraft 3, 4g Electronics 3, 4, Chess 1g Sportsmen 2, Chorus 3, Wrestling 3g Dramatics 2. 3, 4, Recreation 4g Home Room Vice President 1. Ct-urge Baughman Phyllis Baughman Donald Allen Beam Don General Active . . . allergic to books . . . addicted to shop . . . successful hunter. Recreation Club 3, 4. Patricia G. Becker Pat Commercial Averse to school . . . witty . . . speedy typist . . . optimistic. Library 1, F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 4, Dancing 1, 2, Leathercraft lg Chorus 1, 33 Dramatics lg Spanish Club 1, Driver Training Sq Home Room President 1. Thomas M. Andrews Tony General Fun-loving . . . easy-going . . . allergic to school . . . woods- man. Sportsmen 2. Dorothy Jean Angle Dottie Academic Active . . . gracious . . . excitable . . . dependable. Scroll 3, 4, Barker 2, Feature Co-Editor 3, Co-Editor 43 Press Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, N.H.S. 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Nine Sharps 2, 3, 4g G.A.A. 3, 4, Secretary 4, Class Secretary 1, 3, 4, Home Room President 35 Spanish Club, Secretary lg Driver Train- ing 3, Dramatics 1, 2, Monitors 1. Ronald Appleby Thomas Archambeau George H. Baughman George Academic Drives 757 Cadillac . . . musical career . . . versatile . . . capable. Scroll 3, 45 Barker 2, 3, 4g Press Club 2, 3. 4, French Cluh 35 Dancing 1, 23 Leathercraft 3: Chorus 4, County 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, District 24 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, County 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, Class Play 3, 4g Driver Training 3. Phyllis Ann Baughman Phyll Commercial Carefree . . . entertaining . . . changeable . . . unconcerned. Photography 13 Library lg Dancing 1, 2g Leathercraft 3, 4, Sports- men 2, 4, Recreation 23 Intramurals 2, 3g Driver Training 3. Donald Beam Patricia Becktr Asa Eli Bert Asa Vocational Future farmer . . . willing to work . . . friendly smile . . . bluest of blue eyes. Scroll 45 F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, President 45 Stage Crew 3, 4, Secretary 45 Sportsmen 15 Recreation 35 Country Life 15 Driver Training 25 Home Room Treasurer 1. Mark Elmer Bert Mark Vocational Promising farmer . . . hard worker . . . dependable . . . prompt. F.F.A. 2, 35 Country Life 15 Driver Training 3. Suvina Bigler Blair Boblell Asa Bert Mark Bert 'isgywf Barbara Lee Bock Barb Commercial Alert . . . neat . . . courteous . . . prompt. Student Council 1, 35 F.B.L.A, 2. 3, 4, President 45 Dancing 15 Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 45 Student Committee 15 Spanish Club 15 Home Room Vice President 4. Barbara Jean Boul Barb Acaclemic Cood language student . . . talkative . . . friendly . . . co- operative. Press Club 3, 45 French Club 45 Intramurals 3, 45 Dramatics 1, 25 l Trl-Hi-Y 1. James Brechbiel Barbara Br0Wl'l Suvina ,lean Bigler Vina Commercial Obliging . . . aspiring commercialist . . . soda jerk at Varsity . . . fun-loving. Dancing 1. 25 Leathercraft 45 Chorus 15 Intramurals 15 Tri-Hi-Y 1. 25 Dramatics 1: Driver Training 3. Blair Herman Bobletz Blair General Friendly . . . fair haired . . . quiet . . . well-inannered. Press Club 1: Art Club 25 Photography 1, 25 Electronics 45 Science Club 15 Baseball 45 Track 15 Spanish Club 15 Monitors 1. Barbara Bock Barbara Boul Harold James Brechbiel .lim Vocational Future farmer . . . knows his math . . . high-spirited . . . hurrying. F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, Secretary 45 Country Life 15 Dancing 35 Electronics 45 Hunting and Fishing 15 Industrial Arts 15 Driver Training 2. Barbara Ann Brown Barb Academic Blonde . . . chic wardrobe . . . active . . . nice to know. Scroll 45 Barker 1, 2, 3, 4, Feature Co-Editor 3, C0-Editor 45 Press Club 2, 3, 45 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, President 1, 4, Correspond- ing Secretary 35 Latin Club 35 N.H.S. 45 Dancing 15 Chorus 1, 2: Nine Sharps 25 Cheerleading 1, 2, 35 G.A.A. 3, 45 Class Vice Presi- dent 3, 45 Sr. Steering Committe-e5 lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics 25 Home Room Vice President 45 Class Play 3, 45 Monitors 1. Judith Burkhart Howard Burkholder joyqf- Burkholgler Marie Burkholder Judy Louise Carey furly Commercial Amiahle . . . full of laughter . . . warm brown eyes . . . leader. Student Council 43 F.T.A. 43 F.B.L.A. 43 Chorus 13 lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 13 Driver Training 3. Richard B. Cisney Dick Academic Busy . . . dramatic . . . 'Ljokesterw . . . avid drummer. Scroll 43 Dancing 1, 2, 33 Chess 1, 2, Vice President 13 Sportsmen 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 33 Football 1, 2g Basketball Manager 1, 23 Sr. Steering Committee3 Recreation 43 Dramatics 1, 4, President 43 Track 13 Stamp Club, President 13 lntramurals 1, 2, 33 Driver Train- ing 33 Home Room Vice President 3, President 43 Monitors lg Class Play 3, 4. Theresa Ann Cocklin Terry Academic Musical . . . poetic . . . effervescent . . . dependable. Scroll Assistant Editor 43 Barker 2, 3, 4, Feature Editor 43 Press Club 2, 3, 43 Latin Scriha 3g N.H.S. 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, President 43 County Chorus 3, 43 Nine Sharps Accompanist 2, 3, 4g Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 43 Class Secretary 23 Dramatics 23 Home Room Treasurer 23 Intramurals 13 Driver Training 3. Donald Eldon Coffey Don General Good-natured . . . quiet . . . friendly . . . practical. Leathercraft 43 Baseball 4. Judith Ann Burkhart fudy Academic Cvood-natured . . . expressive brown eyes . . . unrulfled . . . future nurse. Scroll 4, Assistant Circulation Manager 43 Barker 2, 3, 4, Co-Adver- tising Manager 4g Press Club 2, 3, 43 Student Council, Secretary 43 N.H.S., Vice President 43 Dancing 1, 2g Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club, President 13 C.A.A. 3, 4, Treasurer 4g Class Treasurer 13 Class Play 3, 43 Nine Sharps 3, 4. Howard K. Burkholder Red General Redhead . . . math wizard . . . woodworkel' . . . big tease. Leathercraft 43 Sportsmen 2. Joyce Arlene Burkholder f0yCle Acarlemic Attractive . . . neat . . . petite . . . poised. Scroll Photography Editor 43 Barker 43 Press Club 2. 3. 4. Secretary 43 N.H.S., Secretary-Treasurer 43 F.B.L.A. 2, 33 Dancing 1, 23 Chorus l, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 33 Nine Sharps 43 Cheerleading 1: C.A.A. 43 Class Play 3. 43 lntramurals 3. 4. Esther Nlarie Burkholder Marie Academic Dramatic . . . fun-loving . . . generous . . . keen sense of humor. Dancing 2g Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 43 County Chorus 3, 43 Nine Sharps 3, 43 C.A.A. 43 Dramatics 2, 33 Class Play 3, 43 Intramurals 3, 43 Home Room President 3. Judy CHTEY Richard Cisney Theresa Cocklin Donald Coffey l Donald Coy Chief Academic Athletic . . . debonair . . . good-looking . . . friendly. Scroll 43 Student Council 1, 43 French Club 33 Dancing 1, 2, 3, 4. Vice President lg Leathercraft 4. President 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, Presi- dent 13 Varsity Club 3, 4. President 43 Football 1, 2, 3. 43 Basket- ball 1, 2: Baseball 43 Wrestling 3. 43 Intramurals 1, 2. 43 Track 13 Recreation 3. 43 Class President 1, 2: Four Flats 33 Home Room President 1, 23 Dramatics lg Driver Training 3g Monitors 13 Class Play 3, 4. Kay Geraldine Coy Kay Commercial Easy to get along with . . . artistic . . . courteous . . . dependable. Art Club 13 Dancing 23 Leathercraft 3. Ali Math Club 13 Driver Training 3. Larry Coy Butch A cadem ic Fun-loving . . . good-natured . . . Casual . . . future pilot. Press Club 13 Art Club 13 Dancing 1. 23 Sportsnlen 23 Orchestra 33 Band 33 Varsity Club 43 Football 1. 2. 3. 43 Basketball 13 lntra- murals 1, 2. 3. 4g Track 13 Driver Training 33 Spotlight 13 Science 13 Class Play 3, 4g Home Room Vice President lg Monitors 1. Nancy Louise Coy Nance Vocational Calm . . . soft-spoken . . . athletic . . . hopes to become a practical nurse. Art Club 13 Library 43 F.H.A. 2, 3, 43 Dancing 2g Spanish Club 1. Mable Cramer Ronald Cramer Viola Cressler Roy Crider Donald Coy Kay Coy Larry Coy Nancy Coy Mable Ann Cramer MAC Vocational Future waitress . . . warm-hearted . . . not afraid to work . . . congenial. F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Driver Training 2. Ronald Ray Cramer Ron Commercial Quiet . . . enjoys art . . . likes to tease . . . future equipment operator. F.F.A. 2, 33 Leathercraft 3, 43 Country Life 1. Viola lV1ae Cressler Vi Commercial Sincere . . . nice to know . . . short . . . bas coal blur-k bair. F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 43 Dancing 1, 23 Leathercraft 4: Chorus 1. 2. 3g Spanish Club 13 Dramatics 13 lntramurals 3, 43 Driver Training 3g Home Room Secretary-Treasurer 3, 4. Roy B. Crider Roy General lV1ecbanically minded . . . capital movie projectionist . . . amiable . . . enjoys life. Library 1, 23 Leathercraft 3, 43 Stage Crew 3. 4, Secretary 33 Elec- tronics 23 Sportsmen 23 Chorus 43 Stamp Club 1. Lee Lee C. Davidson , Vocational Future farmer . . . day dreamer . . . calm . . . capable. Scroll 43 F.F.A. 2, 3. 4, Conductor 43 Dancing 2, 3, 43 Country Life l3 Intramural Basketball 3. Slzelb Shelby ,lean Davidson C0lIll7lf:'l'Cif1l Petite . . . dark-haired . . . merry . . . hard-working. F.B,L.A. 23 Dancing 23 Lt-atln-rcraft 33 Drainatics 1. Lee Davidson Shelby Davidson lrt-ne Dir-ht Fred Doyle lrene Nancy Diehl Rene Commercial Peppy . . . gay . . . excitable . . . laughs easily. Press Club 43 F.T.A. 23 F.B.I..A. 3g Dancing 1, 2, 33 Leathercraft 43 Chorus 1, 2, 33 C.A.A. 3, 43 Spanish Club 13 lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics 13 Sportsmen 3g Driver Training 3. Fred Franklin Doyle Fred General Natural curls . . . averse to school . . . easy-going . . big tease. Dancing 23 Recreation Club 4. Eugene Eckenrode Cleveland Forrester Sue Drayer Pat Dyer Susanna Margaret Drayer Sue Academic Dependable . . . modest . . . cute crooner . . . outstanding addition to SHS. Scroll 43 Barker 43 Press Club 43 Chorus, Vice President 43 Nine Sharps 43 Intramurals 4. Middleburg: F.T.A. 3, Parliamentarian 3g Chorus 2, 33 Ensemble 2, 3g Library Staff 2, 33 Student Council, Treasurer 33 Cheerleading 2, 33 Newspaper Stall' 33 Driver Training 23 Home Room Vice President 23 Class Vice President 2. Cleveland: Glee Club 1. 'Patricia Jane Dyer Pat Academic Loves to argue . . . musical . . . competent . . . hard-working. Scroll 43 Barker 1, 2, 3, 4, Exchange Editor 3, 43 Press Club 2, 3g Student Council, Treasurer 2, Secretary 33 Latin Club 3, 4g N.H.S., President 4g Chorus 13 Orchestra, Concert Mistress 1, 2. 3, 4, Presi- dent 3, 43 Band l, 2, 3, 4g Cheerleading 1, 2g lntramurals 1, 3, 43 Monitors 13 Class Play 3, 4. Eugene Eckenrode Gene General Handsome . . . good-natured . . . carefree . . . good dancer. Dancing 2. 3, 43 Chess 13 Wrestling 33 Recreation Club 4. 'Cleveland Ray Forrester Cleveland Vocational Determined . . . zestful hunter . . . courteous . . . capable mathematician. Scroll 43 Photography lg F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4g Country Life, President 13 Fish and Came 13 Home Room President 1. Larry lrormster Robert Freeman Larry Forrester jack Vocatiorlal Thoughtful . . . mathematician . . . good-natured . . . gentle- manly. F.F.A. 2, 3. 4. Treasurer 43 Fish and Game 1. Robert Arthur Freeman Doc Acaclenzic Nonchalant . . . courteous . . . fun-loving . . . capable class president. Scroll 3, 4, Business Manager 43 Barker Circulation Manager 1. Photographer 2, Business Manager 3, 4g Student Council 2, 3, 4, Representative at Large 3, 43 Photography 1, 2, President 1: N.H.S. 43 Dancing 43 Chess, President 13 Class President 3, 43 Sr. Steering Committee3 Spotlight, Editor 13 Stamp Club, Vice President 1: Bridge 23 Home Room Vice President 1, 3, President 2: Monitors 13 Class Play 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 13 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 23 Varsity Club 3, 4, Vice President 4. Delores Garman DPIOFCS Gilbert Delores Helen Garman Dee Commercial Gay . . . petite . . . photogenic . . . enthusiastic. F.B.L.A. 2, 33 Dancing 1, 2, 33 Sportsmen 33 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Nine Sharps 23 Cheerleading 43 G.A.A. 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics 1, 23 Spanish Club 13 Monitors 13 Class Play 3, 43 Driver Training 3. Delores Evelyn Gilbert Dork ' 4 Vocational Peppy . . . cheerful . . . promising housewife . . . nice dis- position. F.H.A. 3, 43 Dancing 23 Spanish Club lg Dramatics 1. Judith Ann Gray fudy Academic Demure . . . modest . . . attractive . . . amicable smile. Student Council 13 French Club. Secretary 23 Dancing 1. 23 Leather- craft. Treasurer 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3. 43 Nine Sharps 3, 43 GAA. 3. 43 Driver Training 23 Home Room Secretary 2. Treasurer 33 Intra- murals 1, 2. 3. 43 Bridge Club 2. Gretchen Ann Gribble Grelch Commercial Chic wardrobe . . . pleasant . . . neat . . . unconcerned. F.T..-X. 13 F,B.L.A. 2: Dancing 33 Leathercraft, President 13 Chorus 1, 33 Cheerleading 13 Intramurals 43 Monitors 13 Dramatics, Vice President 1: Driver Training 3. Sonja Goodhart jam-Q Graham Sonja Lee Goodhart Sgnn Acarleinic Dainty . . . good dancer . . . ardent sports fan . . . friendly. Scroll 43 Barker 3, 4g Press Club 3, 43 Student Council 43 Latin Club 3, 43 Dancing 1, 2, 33 Chorus lg Cheerleading 13 G.A.A. 3. 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Driver Training 33 Home Room Secretary 3: Class Play 4. Janet Hazel Graham fanet Comnzercial Cheerful . . . efficient . . . poetic . . . creative artist. Press Club 33 F.T.A. 43 F.B.L.A. 43 Leathercraft 33 G.A.A. 3, 4: Tumbling 23 Driver Training 3g Tri-Hi-Y 2g Dramatics 13 Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 1. Judith Gray Gr:-tch l rim Q Mary Croff Theodore Cuyer Mary Margaret Croff Mary Commercial Carefree . . . energetic . . . dependable . . . friendly. Dancing 23 Leathercraft 43 C.A.A. 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 13 Driver Training 3. Theodore Clinton Cuyer Tell Commercial Ardent student . . . capable . . . well-inannered . . . zestful hunter. Hunting and Fishing Club 13 Monitors 1. Cindy Hays .l0an Head Cindy Elizabeth Hays Charlie Commercial Petite brunette . . . peppy . . . dancing feet . . . neat. Student Council 2, 3, 43 F.B.L.A. 2g Dancing 2g Chorus li Orchestra 2, 33 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. 4. Joan Christina Head loan Commercial Polite . . . unruffled . . . concentrates her affections . . . uncomplaining. Student Council 23 French Club 13 Library 13 Monitors 13 Recrea- tion 2g Intramurals 1, 23 Driver Training 3. Judy Heberlig Lydia Helm Dolores Pauline Hockenberry Dootz Vocational Long, clark hair . . . bashful . . . good-natured . . . pleasant smile. F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, County Council Representative 43 Dancing 1, 23 Tri-Hi-Y 43 Spanish Club 13 Driver Training 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Monitors 1. JoAnne Dorothy Holtry fo Vocational Honey blonde . . . poised . . . reliable . . . faithful friend. F.H.A. 3, 4, President 43 County Council, First Vice President 43 30 Dancing 23 Leathercraft 4g Chorus 2g Spanish Club lg Hobby Club 1. Judith Elaine Herberlig fudy General Deluxe dancer . . . photogenic . . . expressive . . . slim. French Club 33 Dancing 1, 2, 3, 4g Sportsmen 33 Cheerleading 1, Lydia Belle Helm Lucy Vocational Musical giggle . . . animated . . . entertaining . . . fun-loving. Art lg Photography 13 F.H.A. 2, 3, 4g Spanish 1. Dolores Hockenberry JoAnne Holtry Theodore Gene Ingram Tell General Easy-going . . . handsome . . . well-dressed . . . deluxe dancer. Dancing 1. 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4g Sportsmen 3g Wrestling 2, 45 Fish and Game 1, Home Room President 1. Cordon Bruce Jensen Jensen Gellefal Carefree . . . neat wardrobe . . . fond of sports . . . good dancer. Photography 1, 2g Sportsmen 1, 2g Varsity Club 3, 4g Wrestling 3, 4g Driver Training 3. Helen Johnston Donna Justice Dorothy Alice Karper Dotli Commercial Expressive eyes . . . popular . . . well-groomed . . . future beautician. Art 14 F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 45 Dancing 1, 2, 3g Leathercraft 4g Chorus 13 lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g Dramatics, Secretary 4, Spanish Club 15 Driver Training 3. Calen J. Karper Galen. General Good-looking . . . husky . . . pleasant . . . crop of curly -hair. Art lg Tumbling 2g Monitors lg Driver Training 2. Patricia Karper Betty Kazimer Theodore Ingram Cordon Jensen Helen Louise Johnston Helen Commercial Frank . . . fashionable . . . neat . . . changeable. Photography lg F.B.L.A. 45 F.H.A. 15 Dancing 1, 2g Home Room Secretary-Tresurer 4g Intramurals 1, 2, Driver Training 2. Donna Mae Justice Danni Commercial Courteous . . . easy to get along with . . . amiable . . . good sense of humor. Chorus 2, 3, 4g Spanish Club 1. 'K' Dorothy Karper Galen Karper Patricia Ann Karper Pat Commercial Neat . . . possesses a warm personality . . . bubbling with laughter . . . expert typist. F.B.L.A., Vice President 43 F.H.A. lg Dancing 1, 23 Chorus 1, 2, 33 Spanish Club lg Intramurals 43 Driver Training 3. Betty Jane Kazimer Janie General Artistic . . . dainty . . . cheerful . . . polite. Leathercraft 45 Spanish Club 1g Tumbling 2. Chloe Let-dy Fred Lesher Barbara Liddle Eilwafll Linn Gary S. Long Genie Acarlemic Good-natured . . . athletic . . . broad-shouldered . . . con- noisseur of baseball. French Club 33 Dancing 2. 33 Chess 2, 3, 43 Sportsmen 1, 23 Recrea- tion 2, 33 Fish and Came 13 Driver Training 23 Varsity Club 2, 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. C. Eugene Lynch Granzland General Unassuming . . . witty . . . brawny . . . extrovert. French Club 33 Dancing 23 Leathercraft 43 Chess 23 Football 33 Baseball 2, 43 Wrestling 2, 3, 43 Recreation, President 43 Sr. Steer- ing Committee3 Home Room President 4. Linda ,lean Lyons feannie General Coquette . . . gracious . . . confident . . . future beautician. Press Club 2, 3, 43 French Club 33 F.B.L.A. 23 Dancing 1, 2, 33 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Bridge 23 Driver Training 33 Spanish Club 1. James Richard Lytle jim General Unlimited wardrobe . . . entertaining . . . sharp-looking . . . argumentative. Photography 1, 23 French Club, Treasurer 33 Dancing 1, 33 Chess 1, 43 Sportsmen 2, 33 Basketball 13 Wrestling 2, 3, 43 Dramatics 1, 23 Spanish Club 13 Recreation 3, 43 Hunting and Fishing 1. Chloe Marie Leedy Chloe 4 Commercial Accurate . . . amiable . . . types for Scroll . . . keen sense of humor. Scroll 43 Barker 43 F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Dancing 2, 33 Leathercraft 2, 33 Intramurals 33 Driver Training 23 Dramatics 13 Spanish Club 1. Fred S. Lesher Fred General Musical . . . future big name band leader . . . ardent jazz fan . . . unpredictable. Dancing 1, 2, 33 Chess 23 Chorus 4g Orchestra 3, 4, Librarian 43 Band 3, 4, President 43 Varsity Club 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 23 Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Treasurer 23 Home Room Vice President 2. Barbara Ann Liddle Bobbi Academic Dependable . . . courteous . . . friendly . . . has tasteful wardrobe. Scroll 3, 4, Circulation Manager 43 Barker 2, 3, 4, Circulation Man- ager 3, 43 Press Club 2, 3, 43 Student Council 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 3, 4, Scriba 43 N.H.S. 43 F.T.A. 23 Dancing 13 G.A.A. 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 13 Driver Training 23 Dramatics 1, 2, 3g Monitors 13 Chorus 13 Class Play 3, 4. Edward Linn Linnie Commercial Easy going . . . casual . . . daydreamer . . . avid sports fan. Photography 13 Library 13 Dancing 1, 2, 43 Sportsmen 33 Varsity Club 43 Football 1, 2, 43 Baseball 43 Wrestling 43 Museum Club 13 Monitors 1. Gary Long Eugene Lynch Linda Lyons 1311195 Lyllf Frederick L. Martin Freddie Lee ACfld9miC Devoted to sports . . . college bound . . . mischievous . . . courteous. Scroll 3, 4, Sports Editor 4: Photography 1, 2, Treasurer 2, Dancing 2: Chess 1: Sportsmen 1, 2, 3, Varsity Club 4: Dramatics 2, 4, Home Room Treasurer 2, President 33 Spanish Club lg Stamp Club 1: Driver Training 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 15 Wrestling 2, 3, 4. Joyce Elaine Martin foycie Gelleftli Active . . . fashionable wardrobe . . . nice disposition . . . bound for beautician school. Student Council 3, 4: Dancing 1, Leathercraft 4, Dramaties Secre- tary 2, 3, Home Room Secretary 1: Monitors 1. Leroy George Martin Baz: General Carefree . . . hardworker . . . quiet . . . good-natured. Art Club 2. 3. 4: Dancing 35 Spanish Club 1: Science Club 1: Recreation Club 4. Virginia Esther McCoy Ginny Academic Bound for nursing school . . . peppy . . . dramatic . . . full of fun. Latin Club 3. 4: Library Clnb lg Dancing 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Drama- tics 1. 3. 4: Driver Training 3. Bonnie N1t'Cl'3l'l'Cttll .10-illll MFCOIIHIRII ,lack Kimble-rliii Bobby llichai-l Frederick Martin Joyce Nlnrtin Leroy Nlartin Virginia Nh-Coy Bonnie Louise Vlt'Crac-ken Cffldfer Acadernic Eliicient editor . . . dependable , . . vivacions reep . . . future teacher. Scroll 3, 4, Editor 4g Barker 3. 4: Press Club 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Vice President 4: N.H.S. 4: F.T.A. 2. 3: Chorus 1, 2, 3: CAA. 3, 4, Vice President 43 Sr. Steering Committeeg Girls' Intramurals 1. 2. 3, 43 Spanish Club 1g Driver Training 3, Dramatics 2: Home Room Vice President 3, President 4. JoAnn McConigal 10 Commercial Chic wardrobe . . . sporty . . . loquacious . . . drives a doodlebug. Photography Club 1: F.H.A. 1: Dancing 1, 23 Sportsmen 1, 2, 3, 4. Treasurer 3. Secretary 45 Band 1. 2. 4: C.f'l.A. 4: Intramurals 2. 3. 4, Dramatics 13 Monitors 1. Jack McNerlin Jack ACfld6IIliC Changeable . . . generous . . . easx'-going . . . nice dis- position. V Scroll-4: Dancing 1. 2. 3, 4: Sportsmen 13 Football 1, 2: Sr. Steering Committee: Spanish Club 1: Home Room President 4: Driver Train- ing 3: Track 1: Wrestling 4. Bobby Eugene Michael Mike General Handsome . . . unpredictable . . . co-operative . . . mighty. Dancing 1, 2, 3, 4: Leathercraft 1, 2, 3: Sportsmen 1, 2, 3: Varsity Club 1, 2: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Julia Kay Miller Butch Academic Cute . . . reliable . . . dainty . . . amiable. Scroll 4, Barker 4, Press Club 4, Student Council 2, 4, Dancing 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Band 1, Cheerleading 1, G.A.A. 3, 4, Drama- tics 1, Driver Training 3, Class Play 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Bridge 2, Home Room Secretary 2, 3. Rebecca Lee Miller Becky Vocational Future homemaker . . . uncomplaining . . . champion seam- stress . . . unrufiled. Art Club 2, Library 2, 3, 4. Kay Miller Rebecca Miller Patricia Mowery Romaine Myers Ella Nocho Ethel Ocker Genevieve Patricia Mowery Pat Commercial Promising secretary . . . calm . . . good-natured . . . pleasant disposition. F.B.L.A. 1, Library 4, Dancing 1, Chorus 4, Spanish Club 1, Intra- murals 4, Driver Training 3. Romaine Louise Myers Mamie Commercial Petite . . . carefree . . . pretty smile . . . athletic. F.B.L.A. 2, 3, Dancing 1, 2, G.A.A. 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Room Treasurer 2, Vice President 3, 4. Doris 0'D0nnell Judith Owens Ella Mae Nocho Mae Vocational Neat . . . loves fun . . . blithe . . . unassuming. F.T.A. 3, 4, Secretary 4, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Dancing 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Spanish Club 1. ' Ethel Louise Ocker Elhgl Vocational Friendly F.H.A. member . . . congenial . . . fun-loving . . . hard worker. F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dancing 2, Dramatics 1, Spanish Club 1. Doris Dean O'Donnell Doris Commercial Brunette . . . competent typist . . . polite . . . enjoys a good laugh. Scroll 4, Art Club 1, Dancing 1, 2, Leathercraft 4, lntramurals 2, 3. Allentown, N. J.: Typing Club 1, Library Club 1. Judith M. Owens Judi Academic Loves to argue . . . ardent sports fan . . . addicted to Scot- land . . . dependable. Scroll 4, Barker 2, 3, 4, Photography Editor 4, Harrisburg Corres- pondent 4, Press Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 3, Chorus 1, 2, G.A.A. 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, Dramatics 1, Driver Training 3, Home Room President 2, Class Vice President 1, 2, Inter-school Council 2, 3. Qaniuel ,lack Pi er Agnes Rose Ramsier Melva ,lean Peiper Melva Vocational Lovely golden-red hair . . . shy . . . pleasant personality . . . thoughtful. F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4g Leathercraft 4g Tri-Hi-Y 4. Linda Lee Perry Linda Lee Cengml Bewitching . . . pleasant . . . merry . . . captivating. Latin Club 1, 3g F.B.L.A. 2g Dancing 2: Chorus l' Orchestra 1' Dramatics 3g Intramurals 1, 4, Home Room Secretalry 2, Class Play 4g Driver Training 4. Nlelva Peiper Linda Lee PcrrY Jack Piper Cary Plaster:-r Agnes Ramsicr Norman Rayboulml - P faekie General Friendly . . . quiet . . . courteous . . . daydreamer. Gary Plasterer Tuner General Witty . . . popular . . . fond of sports . . . husky. Dancing 1, 2. 35 Chess 1, 2, 3, 43 Sportsrnen 1, 2, 3g Football lg Baseball 3, 4. Larry Reed Reedie General Amiable . . . big tease . . . avid sports fan . . . keen sense of humor. Dancing 1, 2, 4-g Chess 1, 4g Football 4-3 Baseball 3, 4g Wrestling 2. Janice lVlae Reed Janice Commercial Happy . . . enjoys sports . . . friendly smile . . . neat. Photography Ig Dancing 1, 2g C.A.A. 3, 4g Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g Student Committee lg Driver Training 33 Home Room Treasurer 1, Vice President 4g Leathercraft, Vice President 3, President 4. Agnes Academic Songstress . . . raven-haired . . . photogenic . . . enthusiastic. Latin Club, President 3: Chorus 1, 2, 3g Nine Sharps 2, 3: C.A.A. 4g Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g Spanish Club lg Dramatics, President 3, Monitors 25 Home Room Treasurer 3. Norman Raybould Norman Acarlemic Co-operative . . . likes aviation . . . future Navy airman . . . easy-going. Press Club 13 Photography lg Dancing 1: Electronics 33 Chess 13 Wrestling 45 Recreation 4. Larry Reed Janice Ret d 1-, 35 Gerald Levi Reed Jerry General Warm personality . . . active . . . owns car known as Jelly Belly . . . mechanical. French Club 35 Dancing 1, 2, 35 Electronics 45 Sportsmen 15 Foot- ball 1, 2, 35 Wrestling 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 15 Driver Training 3. Peggy Louise Reed Pffg Academic Bound for nursing school . . . dependable . . . dainty . . . good dancer. Scroll 45 Barker 3, 45 Press Club 3, 4, Secretary 35 French Club 35 Latin Club 25 Dancing 2, 45 Chorus 15 Intramurals 15 Spanish Club 1. Thvmas Reed Patricia Rccsc .lcrry Reed Peggy Reed Thomas Reed Tom General Brawnv . . . adroit at football . . . well-built . . . candid. Dancing 25 Chorus 2, 35 Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 25 Baseball 35 Wrestling 3. Patricia Ann Reese Pat Commercial Expressive eyes . . . unconcerned . . . agreeable . . . pleasant smile. F.B.L.A. 45 Dancing 35 Leathercraft 35 Chorus 1, 35 Driver Training 3. Cvary Rhinehart Mary Robinson Julia Ann Rockwell Jody Academic Tasteful wardrobe . . . eifervescent . . . Hirtatious . . . peppy cheerleader. Scroll 3, 4, Advertising Manager 45 Barker 3, 45 Latin Club 2, 3, 4, State Quaestor 45 N.H.S. 45 Dancing 1, 2, 35 Chorus 1, 25 Cheer- 'leading 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 45 G.A.A. 3, 4, President 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Dramatics 25 Driver Training 35 Class Play 3. Richard Ruth, lr. Ricky Academic Easy-going . . . creative artist and cartoonist . . . possesses a fashionable wardrobe . . . mannerly. Scroll, Art Editor 45 Barker, Cartoonist 3, 45 Art Club 1, 3, 45 Photography 1, 2, 3, Vice President 1, 25 Dancing 1, 2, 35 Chess, Vice President 15 Sportsmen 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 45 Varsity 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 3, Manager 35 Wrestling 45 Spotlight, Managing Editor 15 Dramatics 15 Sr. Steering Com- mittee5 Recreation Club 35 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Home Room President 45 Class Play 3, 4. . Cary C. Rhinehart Rhinie General Husky . . . fond of sports . . . co-operative . . . friendly. Art Club 15 Spanish Club 15 Stage Crew 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, 45 -Chess 15lSportsmen 2, 35 Fish and Came 15 Industrial Arts 15 Driver Training 35 Intramurals 1, 25 Football 45 Basketball 1. Mary ,lane Robinson Mary Academic Fun-loving . . . comely . . . energetic . . . likes to argue. Scroll 3, 45 Barker 3, 45 Press Club 45 Student Council 2, 45 Spanish Club 15 Latin Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Vice President 35 Dancing 1, 35 G.A.A. 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics 15 Tri-Hi-Y, President 15 Spanish Club 15 Home Room President 1, Vice President 2, 4, Secretary 35 Class Play Prompter 3, 4. Jody Rockwell Richard Ruth Norman Roy Ryder Norm Vocational Drives a sharp-looking motorcycle . . . future farmer . . . quiet . . . congenial. F.F.A. 2, 3, 44 Dancing 2, 35 Electronics 44 Recreation 3g Country Life 1g Hunting and Fishing Ig Wrestling 4. Frederick Leroy Shank Fred General Friendly . . . day-dreamer . . . not a care in the world . . . well-mannered. Dancing 1, 2. Charles Shannon Gerald Sll0HP Paul 'Edward Shoap Shoapie General Athletic . . . day-dreamer . . . well-liked . . . muscular. Dancing 1, 2, 4g Sportsmen 4, Varsity Club 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Baseball 4g Wrestling 3, 4. ,lay Ernest Shuman fay Commercial Blond . . . accurate . . . big tease . . . talks little, but works bard. Dancing 1, 2, 3, 4g Home Room Vice President 3g Monitors 1. Patricia Singer Cllilrlfff Sites Norman Ryder Frederick Shank Charles Raymond Shannon Charles General Soft-spoken . . . easy to get along with . . . wood-worker . . . baseball fan. Chess 1, 23 Driver Training 4-. Gerald L. Shoap ferry General Teases unmercifully . . . Well-built . . . easy-going . . . ex- tensive wardrobe. Dancing I, 2g Stage Crew 2, 35 Sportsmen 1, 2, 3, 4g Football 4. Paul Shoap .lay Shuman Patricia Singer Pat Gomnzercial High-spirited . . . petite . . . big. brown eyes . . . congenial commercialist. Scroll 43 Leathercraft 3, 4, Trcasurcr 33 Monitors lg Driver Train- ing 3. Charles Benjamin Sites Ghub General Addicted to sports . . . smooth dancer . . . fun-loving . . . well-dressed. Dancing 1. 2. 4, Cha-ss 2, 3, 45 Sporlsmen 25 Football 1, 3, 43 Basketball 1g Recreation 2, 3. 4. Doris Solder Gail SOWCIS Edmund Slrghm Shirley Suders Thelma Marie Updegraff Honey Commercial Full of smiles . . . friendly . . . co-operative . . . future com- mercialist. F.T.A. 4, F.B.L.A. 4, Leathercraft 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 1. fLonnie Van Scyoc Speed Commercial Drives a Ford . . . shy . . . neat . . . amiable. Art Club 1, 2, 3, Photgraphy 1, 2, Dancing 4, Chess 1, 2, Sports- men 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Delores M. Varner Pegie Vocational Future homemaker . . . takes life in strides . . . nice to know . . . co-operative. F.H.A. 3, 4, Dancing 1, 2, Leathercraft 3, Chorus 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Monitors 1, Student Committee 1, Tumbling 2, Home Room Secretary 1, 2, Spanish Club 1. Glenn Eugene Varner Chief General Good-looking . . . whiz at typing . . . well-dressed . . . un- complaining. Art Club 1, Photography 1, Dancing 1, Football 2, Baseball 4, Recreation 3, 4, Track 1. Doris Rebecca Solder Doris Academic Promising teacher . . . hard-working . . . alert . . . artistic. Scroll 4, Barker 4, Press Club 2. 3, 4, Spotlight Feature Editor 1, Student Council 2, 3, Art Club 1, 4, Latin Club 3, Dancing 1, Chorus 1, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Dralnatics 2, lnlrainurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Driver Training 4, Class Play 4. Gail Arlene Sow ers Gail Commercial Adept at sports . . . argumentative . . . carefree . . . good- natured. Dancing 2, Sportsmen, Assistant Secretary 4, Tumbling 2, lntra- murals 2, 3. 4, Driver Training 3. Edmund C Strohm Ed General Plays a cold sax . . . changeable . . . fun-loving . . . polite. Photography 2, Dancing 1, 2, 3, Electronics, President 4, Sports- men 1, 2. Shirley Ann Suders Shir! Academic Pleasant . . . college bound . . . dependable . . . busy. Scroll 4, Barker 3, 4, Press Club 3, 4, Student Council 2, Latin Club 2, F.T.A. 3, Dancing 1, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 1, Driver Training 3, Monitors 1. Thelma Updegraff Lonnie Van Scyoc Delores Varner Glenn Varncr Donald Lee Vaughn Don Commercial Man with many fashions . . . warm personality . . . hand- some . . . polite. Student Council 13 Chorus 2, 3, 43 Museum Club 13 Country Life 13 Driver Training 2. Glynnette Walker Glynnette Academic Flirtatious . . . sparkling eyes . . , good-natured . . . dreamer. Barker 33 Student Committee 13 Latin Cluh 43 Dancing 2, 3, Treas- urer 33 Sportsmen 2. 33 Chorus 23 Driver Training 3g Cheerleading 13 G.A.A. 3. 43 Color Guard 43 Tumbling 23 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics 2g Home Room President 2, Vice President 4g Booster Club 4. Margaret Jeannette Watson feannette Vocational Tiny . . . auburn hair . . . sweet smile . . . courteous. E.H.A. 3. 4, Secretary 43 Dancing 1, 2g Leathercraft 33 Spanish Club 1. Dorothy Elaine Weaver Dotty - Commercial Determined . . . congenial . . . casual . . . confident. Press Club 43 Art Cluh 13 Photography 13 Library 13 Dancing 1. 2. 3g Leathercraft. Assistant Secretary and Treasurer 43 Sportsmen 2. 33 Chorus 13 Cheerleading 13 C.A.A. 3. 43 Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 43 Dramatics 1. 23 Monitors 13 Science Club lg Driver Training 3. Larry Weaver Leroy Weaver Crawford Wiestling John Whisler Donald Vaughn Clynnette Walker Jeannette Watson Dorothy Weaver Larry Eugene Weaver Larry Commercial Thoughtful . . . industrious . . . friendly . . . dependable. Dancing 1, 23 Stage Crew 2, 3. 4, President 4g Sportsmen 23 Wrestl- ing 3: Stamp Club 1. Leroy Weaver Leroy Commercial Courteous . . . happy . . . co-operative . . . efficient. Dancing 1, 2, 3, 43 Chess 13 Sportsmcn 3. 43 Museum Cluh 1: Class Play 4. G. Crawford Wiestling Dumbo Acadenzic Optimistic . . . dark-haired . . . well-dressed . . . tease. Scroll 43 Art Club 13 Photography 2. 33 Dancing 1. 2. 3: Stage Crew 43 Electronics, President 33 Sportsmen 2. 3: Chorus 13 Orchestra 4: Band 2, 33 Varsity Club 3, 43 Recreation 43 Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4: Football 1: Basketball 1, 2, 3. 43 Track 13 Spotlight, Art Editor 13 Monitors 13 Home Room 'Treasurer 3. John Stuart Whisler Hot Rod General Joke-cracker . . . tease . . . quiet in class . . . slow and easy. Dancing 33 Sportsmen 2, 33 Chorus 1. 2. 3, 43 Band 1. 2, 3. 4: Basketball 1. Thelma Wright Bruce Wyrick Jean Zullinger Clclss Advisers J. Connor, P. Fogelsanger. S. Walter, H. Bishop. Thelma Joann Wright Thelm Commercial Quiet . . . always smiling . . . hard working . . . capable. Dancing 1. 2, Spanish Club 1, Driver Training 3, Intramurals 2, 3. Bruce Alan Wyrick Bruce Commercial Dependable . . . friendly . . . gay . . . handsome wardrobe. Scroll 4-3 Press Club 33 F.B.L.A. 2, 3, Dancing 1, 2, Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4, Monitors 1g Student Committee lg Driver Training 2g Sr. Steering Committeeg Class Treasurer 3, 4, Home Room Vice Presi- dent 1, President 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4. Patricia Jean Zullinger feanie Vocational Quiet . . . fun-loving . . . active . . . future homemaker. F.H.A. 4, Leathercraft 2, 3, 4-g Spanish Club 15 Driver Training 3. Class Officers Sitting: B. Wyrick, Treasurer, D. Angle, Secretary. Standing: B. Brown, Vice President, R. Freeman, President. 40 Scroll Advisers Frank Lerew, Business Adviser, and Vel a Da hl Editorial Adviser I n Memorlo m The Class of 1958 wishes to pay respect to Wilson Coy, a classmate, who in in 1954 was involved in a fatal accident. He will always he remembered as a quiet reserved young man who was regarded as an outstanding football player during his freshman year. Surely, Wilson will he among the many cherished memories of our high school days. 41 A well-known executive Or a president, indeed! You never know about those Who are most likely to succeed. 1958 The height of fashion Is set b their st les When it's conversation, laughter, Ur fun that you seek, Here are the ones you can count on Any day of the week. Y Y v So as the well-dressed , They'll go in the files. Cartoons and posters are Their names are well-known Drawn by these two, For theylre the most artistic In the whole senior crew. The spirited ones here Throughout the town, For personality plus Has brought them renown Good actors and actresses Could really shake a rafterg Afe hard to End t0daY, Meet our classlnates known But In the future you see As Most inclined to Laughterv. Our klds 011 old Broadway Sir Anthony or Brutus, Or Hamlet and Juliet, Canit compare with our best speakers, You can bet. 42 These two are often Seen but not heardw, So as the most quiet, They are preferred. Who's Who Their manners would be Some people are titled American beauties, But these are known As SHS Cutiesv. These students expect To go to the moon, And since they're optimistic, They hope it's soon. You want something done? Here's where to look, For theylre the most dependable In our book. Approved by Emily Post, When it comes to courtesy, They're the most! At fingering the ivories, Or blowing a horn, wx Tripping the light fantastic Has brought them fame. For being good dancers, We'll remember their names. If it's football or hockey Or track and basketball, Our Most Athleticn Can play them all. These two seem to be Most nzusicafly born. 43 We Were There Itis September, 1954, and we are in the junior high building on Burd street, attending classes only in the afternoon. One hundred and ninety-six teenagers are at last freshmen and they have chosen as their officers Don Coy, president, Judi Owens, vice-president, Judy Burk- hart, treasurer, and Dorothy Angle, secretary. Wait a minute, the results of another election are be- ing announced. We hear. . . Barbara Ann Brown, presi- dent of the first Student committee, and assisting her are Fred Lesher, vice-president, Glynnette Walker, secretary, and Sherry Mooney, treasurer. Now we switch to the auditorium and our reporter there is talking to the newly elected cheerleaders, who are making plans for their first pep meeting. Excuse me, oh, excuse me girls, I wonder if you could all introduce your- selves. Why, we'd be glad to. Fm Jody Rockwell and this is Joyce Burkholder. The rest of the girls are Glynnette Walker, Judy Heberlig, Cindy Hays, Dotty Weaver, Sonja Goodhart, Sandy Helman, Kay Miller, Gretchen Gribble, Pat Dyer, and Barbara Ann Brown. lt's the evening of the fifteenth of April, 1955. We find ourselves in the gym where there is an atmosphere of a starry night in Paris, with fiowers decorating the walls behind the sidewalk cafe. The record music is playing for the crowd on the dance floor. Right now they are making an announcement, concerning the intermission. Why, l believe we are going to hear some special music from a group composed of Fred Lesher on trumpet, Ed On the bus Strohm on saxophone, Terry Cocklin playing the piano, Larry Coy beating the drums, and Arthur Smyth on the clarinet. Again we switch scenes, and this time we are in a bus traveling to Hershey. The trip includes a tour of the chocolate plant and Hershey park. What a day! First comes the chocolate plant and the aroma. Everyone finds the plant very interesting, especially the samples, right fellows? The final stop is the park and everyone is going different directions, boys to the roller coaster, girls to the less strenuous activities. lt's 6:00 P.M. and we are on the buses heading home, but wait, one of the buses is pulling off the road. I wonder what the trouble is? Let's tune in to our reporter on that bus. This is your reporter from Mr. Lang's bus. There is nothing to get excited about, we simply have a Hat tire so we will have to change it. At this, all the students unload from the buses and spot' an ice cream store. By the time the tire is fixed the store is completely sold out. - a Sox Hop Winners We now find ourselves in the senior high school build- ing and it's September, 1955. Don Coy, the re-elected president of the class of 58,', is talking over plans for the year with Judi Owens, vice-president, Terry Cocklin, secretary, and Fred Lesher, treasurer. Down the hall, the new J. V. cheerleaders are practicing for their first football game. Perhaps our reporter talk- ing with the cheerleaders can tell us their names. This is the lobby reporter, and l'm talking with Barbara Ann Brown, Pat Dyer, Cindy Hays, and Jody Rockwell, the new cheerleaders. That's all here, but as strains of '6Pomp and Circumstancew come floating from the gym, we see the King and Queen of the Valentine's Day, about to be crowned. We switch you to the crowning ceremony. Joyce Burkholder and Bob Michael are being crowned as the King and Queen of Hearts for the annual Sopho- more Valentine dance, this February 13. The dance started at 7:00 P. M. and rumors say that some students were frantic because the decorating committee finished decorating at 6:45 P. M. lt's April 6 and the gym is once again filled with music for the Sox Hop. The gym is uniquely decorated with soxs everywhere. On the battlefield We now skip ahead to 1956 and we are interviewing Bob Freeman, the newly elected president of the Junior class. Also present at the interview are Barbara Ann Brown, vice-president, Dorothy Angle, secretary, and Bruce Wyrick, treasurer. They have just announced that the class ring will be the 'SThunderbird. Again we switch to the gym where there seems to be a lot of ac- tivity. As we enter the gym, we find ourselves stepping into a scene of outdoor enchantment, with oriental lanterns casting a glow over the festivities. A bridge crosses over a rippling brook that meanders among the groves of blossoming trees. lt,s 8:00 P.M. on the third of May and through investigations we have found out that this is the Junior Prom, and the theme is 4'Teahouse of the August Moon. Coming in the door are the King and Queen, who are from the Senior class, and they are- Jack Nye and Gretchen Cresslerh-but leading them are the Junior members of the court, Romaine Myers, Kay Miller, Barbara Ann Brown, Joyce Martin, and Agnes Ramsier, Gordon Jensen, Dick Ruth, Fred Lesher, Jim Lytle, and Crawford Wiestling. They cross the bridge to the thrones and, after the crowning, dance to the music of the Blue Notes, while the other dancers watch. It is May 16-on a bus again, this time headed for Gettysburg, and everyone is overjoyed with the fact that he is getting out of a day of school. Our bus reporter announces that we have arrived, and we are now buying souvenirs and piling into the room where we are going to watch and hear the details of the Battle of Gettysburg on the electric map. There seem to be Yankee and Confeder- ate hats everywhere-and big straw hats? We are touring the battlefield, taking pictures as we go. The buses are headed home, but our reporter has just told us that one of the buses has broken down. History seems to repeat itself! The senior varsity cheerleaders are here and have filled me in on the football record, but first we should perhaps ask them their namesf, 'Tm Jody Rockwell, captain of the cheerleaders, and here are Cindy Hays and Delores Garmen. The juniors of the squad are Linda J ones, Nancy Cressler and Mary Ann Beyersf, Thank you, girls-say, are my eyes deceiving me, or do I see three of the football players wearing beards? Yes, Don Coy, Bob Michael, and Gary Long are growing beards until we lose a game, which we hope will never happenf' According to the statistics you cheerleaders have given me, you have had quite a successful season with 8 wins and 2 losses. Away back in ninth grade it was re- corded that you had a winning football season which con- tinued throughout your tenth grade as JV players. Then as Varsity players in eleventh grade you had a half and half season, followed by a real accomplishment of an 8-2 record. Congratulations should be sent out to this teamf' Back at the school many activities are in the planning. We are told the NHS is sponsoring the annual Snowball dance, December 21, and the Student Council is having a Toy Dance, December 13, and all the students are to bring toys, which will be distributed to the needy chil- dren of the community. It's March 28, and the Student Council District Con- vention is taking place at the high school. The conven- tion has lasted all day and the speaker is Senator Douglas Elliott. May 8- On a bus again, this time headed for New York, where many activifies are planned. We arrive at the Taft Hotel, and l'm told a visit to the UN, a trip around the island, a visit to Radio City, and perhaps a broadway show are just a few things in store for the Class of '58. Where's the ball? While the seniors are in New York, the juniors are busily preparing for the Junior-Senior prom which will honor this class May 23. The years in high school for seniors are now draw- ing to a close as we attend Baccalaureate service on func I and last of all Commencement on June 3. As we the members of the Class of '58 await our diplomas, a look of sadness due to leaving, comes over our faces, but we hope to look back and to remember all the wonderful and happy years we spent in high school, and even though we will never be able to relive those times, we will never forget, because- We Were There. 59 QxfQ'ix -Q535:.gu- g rf ,1- Q-.....,,, .s X ! W 43 31? X . Q 124 - Jumaw, 5 tink Vs, R JL Y -1 li 14, B, , 4, 4,4 JE . AKA ,Q 7 Sw :ig 1 R gli.-4 'C Class Officers President-James LeDane Vice President-Chester I ones Secretary-Linda Jones Treasurer-Mary Ann Beyers Juniors Lead President Vice President A Gamble N. Poe D Kann M. Fogelsanger Secretary-Treasurer B. Kendig E. J. Ruth First Row: Mr. Robinson, L. Snouifer, B. Head, G. Ocker, A. Gamble, N. Poe, B. Kendig, M. A. Beyers, N. Rine, B. Myers, M. Washinger, P. Monn. Second Row: E. Albright, S. Hensel, F. Unger, W. Craig, D. Mitchell, B. McMath, R. Angle, G. Van Scyoc, A. Lovell, D. Russell, C. Fulton. Third Row: E. Shaef- fer, R. Landis, C. Paxton, C. Ramp, R. Weaver, C. Jones, P. Zullinger, J. Stewart, H. Ferrell, E. Horst, .l. Caruso. First Row: Miss Clark, L. Clough, D. Gettel, B. Hershey, M. Var- ner, D. Kann, M. Fogelsanger, E. J. Ruth, P. Johnston, N. Mathna, D. Heberlig, S. Van Scyoc. Second Row: M. Kirssin, J. Atwood, D. Rock, K. Proctor, M. Diehl, N. Ott, M. Stouffer, H. Bittinger, B. Alther, .l. Mum- mert, M. Naugle. Third Row: M. Mell, R. Moats, W. Whipple, P. Maley, R. Crouse, L. Carl, G. Gilbert, D. Perry, R. Stine, H. Rebuck, C. Lautsbaugh. Advisers Gerald Robison Frank Lerew-Chairman Marguerite Jacobs Gladys Clark Weekly Discussions First Row: Mrs. Jacobs, M Brinkerhofi. R. Shoop, P. Her shey. J. Koscr, J. LeDane, L Jones, W. Helicrlig, M. L. Perry R. Sullivan, R. Murray, J. Sny- tler, C. Plastvrer. Second Row: M. Walter. 5. Ruiz. J. Marlin. J Naugle, J. Pugh, H. Baer. G. Buyer. R. Mentzer, J. Vovakes, R. Foltz. Third Row: N. Thomp- son. M. Clough, L. Mellinger, D. Diven, J. Curran, R. Winsor, R. Carroll. R. Beidel. C. Nocho, R. Rebuck, C. Keeseman. First Row: Miss Thrush, M. A. Pe-truska, V. Reeder, S. Cricler, S. A. Burtl, R. Bigler. C. Heck- man. D. Eutzy, P. Smith, B. Huch, Z. Warnick. Second Row: R. Wit1i1e'r. R. Sobrito, M. Mad- den, C. Myers, M. A. Beam. J, Mellott. R. M. Martin, E. Koen- er. L. Zinn, S. Trego. B. Russ. Third Row: W. Diehl. R. For- rester, W. Myers, K. Robinson, D. Pugh, R. Mentzer, J. Warren, R. Lehman, L. Kipe, E. Heck- man. First Row: Mr. Lerew, P. Lane, B. Kegerreis, G. Smith, S. Helm, K. Kirkpatrick, N. Cressler, B. Heefner, L. Noel, C. Russell. Second Row: C. Fry, P. Byers, B. Rehuck, B. Morrison, T. Piper, W. Martin, J. Hornbaker, C. Metz, N. Crissinger, L. Myers, F. Franklin. Third Row: K. Long, D. Coover, D. Rotz, R. Sprecher, R. Brechbiel, C. Tos- ten, L. Failor, D. Pyne, R. Oyer. President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer J. LeDane L. Jones W. Heberlig S. A. Burtl R. Bigler C. Heckman S. Helm K. Kirkpatrick N. Cressler Class Ofhcers Presiclent-Glenn Waclel Vice President-Robert Ocker Secretary-Kay Burkhart Treasurer-Olivia Ewan Sophomores Presicle Prisidtnt Vice lre ldent Secretary-Treasurer lx Jones J Smith P. Hock N Nau le P Kyle Z. Swope J Thrush W Spero J. Burns First Row: Mrs. Rupert, E. Brechbiel, G. Negley, A. Kuhn, D. Clendenning, K. Jones, J. Smith, P. Hock, S. Bigler, B. Archambeau, B. Gochenauer. Sec- ond Row: S. Runshaw, J. Alleman, J. Burns, D. Pugh, B. Myers, S. Swope, J. Brown, F. McMullen, M. Finkey, J. Cummings, A. M. Sipes. Third Row: D. Van Scyoc, C. Reese, L. Walters, W. Win- ters, J. Helman, H. Kelso, R. Morrison, B. Miller, R. Ocker. First Row: Mrs. Taliff, B. Cof- fey, S. L. Brown, J. L. Burns, N. Naugle, P. Kyle, Z. Swope, C. Graham, B. L. Bogar, A. Baer, J. Varner, K. Hoover. Second Row: J. Rowles, W. Hershey, H. Allen, W. Minick, D. Snouffer, B. Karper, J. Magee, S. Fogel- sanger. Third Row: C. Becker, E. Ford, M. Harper, W. Ride- out, F. Johnson, R. Weller, W. Negley, R. Piper, B. Killinger, W. Shannon. First Row: Mrs. Smith, L. Nehf, W. Porter, G. Martin, C. Dubbs, S. Hoover, J. Thrush, W. Spero, J. Barnes, L. Willis, R. Coover, W. Higgins. Second Row: S. Spero, V. Nehf, D. Sailhamer A. Booz, S. Coleman, W. Varner B. Killian, M. K. Foreman, si Butts, N. Lehman, C. Johnston Third Row: R. Allan, J. Bert, R Mitchell, B. Roberts, V. Harper, G. Wyrick, M. Sheaffer, T Lynch, S. Varner. s Advisers Catherine Smith Anne Taliff John Monn, Chairman Harry Hoffman Each Week First Row: Mr. Hoffman, A. Borneisen, D. Barrick, R. Dyar- man, K. Burkhart, E. Zinn, J. Warren, D. Sprecker, H. McCoy, D. Rotz, D. Fritz. Second Row: S. Nice, S. Lightfoot, P. Carroll, L. Coy, W. Hostetter, B. Killian, J. Nenninger, C. Wingerd, C. Wadel, K. Crouse. Third Row: M. Allison, G. Powell, J. Stay- man, C. Shoemaker, J. Forrester, B. Varner, B. Mell, J. Hale, P. Hock, J. Haulman, J. Kane. First Row: Mr. Monn, R. Stouf- fer, P. Orndorff, C. Charles, J. Varner, B. Mentzer, B. McCrack- en, O. Ewan, E. Burkholder, B. Fry, D. Crawford, J. Myers. Sec- ond Row: C. Gallo, J. Shope, B. Highlands, L. Lytle, D. Watson, J. Hummer, C. Stoulier, L. Kil- lian, R. Brenize, D. Heberlig, H. Rotz. Third Row: B. Baugh- man, L. Hockenberry, H. Bard, D. Dunlap, R. Nickey, B. Win- ters, C. Wadel, R. Zonis, L. Red- dig, J. Karper, M. Showalter, J. Bock. First Row: Mr. Melius, K. Far- ner, R. McBeth, J. Hile, N. Mooney, L. Bard, C. Kirkpatrick, M. Crider, N. Gettle. Second Row: C. Clark, C. Brown, R. Bell, B. Burns, J. Johnson, G. Walker, D. Elliott, D. Kelso, B. Neff. Third Row: C. Smith, B. Nickey, B. Reed, J. Kelso, D. Ulsh, R. Gardner, C. Boyd, R. Martin J. Horst. President Vice President Seen-tary-'l'r4-asurcr K. Burkhart E. Zinn J- Warren W. McCracken 0. Ewan O. Ewan N. Mooney R. Neff C. Kirkpalrivk These are the clubs, The lively clubs, That add the spice to school, These are the groups, The diligent groups, That leave no time to fool. EXW 6 ,..,k T'-, K I R , ,, ,, Ili' Inmgninnmfnglgn -wa. Vw , I L '53'f:i'mHw 'l , nnnu',f3uuamun1liLnu1l 2 W ron ,, , , wmv! BROWN gfgggfi ll! MINI A ' l f EXW ,-., NSR! nga his kb , f'?'e WMf?+f9m - ' K Q R 'Mil li 'EE-lg: Bszxf ,,':-.,.-gg,-,g -:-1 i 3 wg 2 E Him K ,A I .. We Tlwrive On l I l First Row: T. Cocklin, Assistant Editor, B. McCracken, Editor, R. Freeman, Busi- ness Manager. Second Row: R. Ruth, Art Editorg J. Rockwell, Advertising Managerg J. Burkholder, Photography Editorg B. Liddle, Circulation Manager and Assistant Business Managerg F. Martin, Sports Editor. Associate Editors and Typists: D. Solder, J. Owens, C. Leedy, K. Miller, P. Singer. Second Row: B. Wyrick, C. Forrester, D. Angle, S. Suders, P. Reed, D. O'Donnell, J. McNerlin. Absent, Mabel Cramer. fl' l I ILASQELI '54 Layouts ond Declcllines Junior Apprentices: L. Carl, J. Mellott. Sec- ond Row: D. Kann, G. Smith, N. Thompson, C. Jones, S. Van Scyoc, A. Gamble. Absent: S. Helm and L. Noel. 512 2 k . j, fn ...few , , 6 ef W .nil +f'flf' h,.,. I ,., kin- Q 2 xpf , ...,,. .1 Circulation Staff: L. Davidson, J. Burkhart, B. Liddle, S. Goodllart, D. Solder, A. Bert. Advertising Staff: G. Baughman. P. Dyer. M. Robinson, R. Cisney. J. Rockwell, C. Smith, D. Coy, S. Van Scyoc, C. Wiestling, S. Drayer. wff rw vial. '5 4 l l .rp .lg .1 Sepior High Open House 9 2 x K w 0 QL - ee - 5 1 m : f g h 'A , ' i Voice of The Greyhounds V Buff a Scroll For 1958 ' Nov. 13 , i' l , l SHIPPENSBURG, PA., OCTGBERA 29, 1957 Pri Broadcast X KQFHHHINGWS PH the P' A' add 'byaBD2?xy wiisgg, iis' gfgfiiezjizozfning' announcements Senior fa11.1dem:s.V,have assumed the re- 355001 hiiity for morning newscasts, public ife made in the form of news a, pep. talks, dialogues, and iccasioxially in song. L mnsibility for announcements morning over the P. A. sys- gg mlAK been, assumed completely Y students of the high school, gagwam is to be handled by eers and by journalism stu- who must first have prac- 'eading for tape recording. puncers this week are Carol led Steve Helm, while Bonnie ei' and, Bob Bigler announced belt. Prior to that time Mary Perry, Richard Nehf, Sue r, and Lester Carl had serv- broadcasters. L ers who will announce in No- r ' ere Judi Owens, George Marybelle Brinkerhoff, 'John Alleman, and and Ray Landls are aunn, and Perry will at- hundred members are for by 'Che Shippens- Nine Sharps will of songs with World as the eg-nes Ramsier will This House as hion Panel Nafned ry Gficklin will bemoderator panel of students who will dis- 2w,jointure'vs. school union at Qiembly tomorrow. the platform with Terry 6:'Bonnie McCracken, Barbara ?,,2Dox'is Solder, Roy Crider, EECOY, and Jim. Brechbiel. V nl Connor, Harold Bishop, land 1 Drayex-i are advisers for the matinee uled for The story involves a girl, who in order tawin t e fections 'of a ,certain football pretends she lacks the of the, history course him 'feel that he is ' Partsin the piay for the have been decided, but the parts have yet ,tok be Joyce Burkholder. is the who plays Ginny Drayer is Franny girlfriend.. The Alien, is to be played by 'Mq the to 5 li Burkholder. Molly Woods, a drummer, is to be played by bara Llddie and Miss Bigbpf Q teacher, played by Pat Dyer. three cheerleaders, Betty, pi Perry and Mitzi, portrayed Barbara Ann Brown. ' rette, will German, and we Miss Spen- e play. -Sonja Good- by and JoAnn ie members of be l Mary Robin- for the Burkhart FFA Party club is enter- FFA at a will take from 7:30 ' event are nrker Readers: J, Gray, M. Burkholfl- ' and Delvres Var- er. I.. Perrv. P. Mowery, J. Watson, L. refreshments are Wvavcr, L. Coy. C. Forrester. Delores Gilbert, Linux 4-'su nuwv- ,niuv .nn..m...- by Kay Millerg Dot, by L 5, 1,0 Robinson, J. Nic-llutl. Drayvr. -Jvvvyc, uaux: uicnum., luitlly NYU!-' from and Glenn Walker. ' Betty Lou Bogar and Diane Rock play the flutesg Carol Shoemaker, Lester Lflippinger, Doug Coover, and Wiliiam Higgins play saxo- phones. ' 011 the Brass Fred Lesher, Kenneth Long, Mar- lin Mell, Lzivrry Reciiligy Donald Rom, ani Jeffrey Karla comprise ihe trumpet section. ' Playing the tmmbones are Don Pugh, Lonnie 'Vim Scyoc and James Myers. ' On the tubas are John Whisier and Clayton Johnstome pmd mm French horn, Gai! Charles. , In the percussien section aredo Ann McGonigal, George Baughmaiu and Earl Sheaffer, A The band willialso participate in the Veterarfs day program which will be November 11, 'at 11:00 A. M. in the senior high school. First Row: B. Liddlo, B. McCracken, B. Brown. D. Angle, S. Helm. K. Long, T. Covklin. Mrs. Dail Freeman, L. Carl. Second Roux' J. Burkhuldvr, P. Reed. L. Mellingf-r. S. Suilvrs, D, Snlilvr, J. Bur ' ' mlhart, M. Kiresin, N. Pne, K. Miller, ll. Baughman, G. Walk:-r, J. Rockwell, L. Nm-I. J. Owcx Sondra, Lee Brown, sophomore, has taken first place in the an- uual magazine campaign, having sold 3123.79 worth of magazines. BARKER STAFF l Co-Editors ' Barbara Ann Brown Dottie Angle Associate Editors Gem-ge Baughman, Jody Rockwell, Doris Solder, Loretta Meliinger. Bonnie Mc' Cracken, Marcin Klrslsin, Nancy Poe, Marybelle Brinkerhoii. Dottie Weaver, Mary Rob'inson,,PeZZY Reed, Jane Mel- lott, Sonja Goodhart, Shirley Suders, Io Burkh lder. Linda Noel and Sue yce o Bray er. Feature Editor .......... Terry Conklin Cartocmist ------ - .... Dick Ruth Sports Editdr - - - M A - -.. Lester Carl Assistant --,, ...Y -,,. Steve Helm Exchange .....,. --- ...,.. Pat Dyer Hanrisburg Editor ---- .... Judi Owens Business Manager ------- Bob Freeman Circulation Manager w---,- Bobbi Liddle Advertising Managers --M- Kenny Long. Judy Burkhart Typists - ......., .... ....... Kay Miller, I Ghlae Leedy F lt Ad ' ..----- M .S. L. D 'hl wcu y viser ,ra ax Student Teachers ,- Miss Carolyn De-vor, John Murphy Single Copies -----. ..... --- Ten Cents Pat Dyer, president, .muy rsurx- Sl593.38, surpassi S1500 goal, as am meth Rineard, Pac Besides the hig :gnition was give room selling the pious which was l lO.4, reaching a making thvm elig :ream and cake anna Ruperifs 10.1 ner-up. Managers for were Carol Stou: and Dale Kann, ji :aptains were: si Beverly Myersg 10 sangerg 10.3, Cl: 10.4, Jane Warren nie Mentzerg and iunior captains el Barbara Maserg bert, 11.3, Hazel ter Clippingerg Byers. In addition to t Couniy Chorus Presenis . . Thi Pi , gores Eutzy, and TMI... f',...,.,....L.. M-.. lo lfarif. 'We Presldentf and Joyce Sandra Swope. So 'Yema per' ames F' t R : I.. L' s, B 'n M. Bevers, P. Reed, O. Euan, I.. Noel, K. Miller. Second Rum: N. Poe. by Jean. Zuuing Lir?NIPll?riger. M.yl2i1rssin, NT0'Fl11v111pson, D. Crawford, BI. Robinson. J. Burkhart, U. Solder., S. Coociharl, B. ee ef' and 1?e10m.HO Liddl.-, 5, Dwyer, T. cocklan, R. Angle, rl. Baughman. Third Row: Mi.. mm. la. ixIl'Cf211'k4'U. J. Burk- Mrs. Chtherlne Smith lwldpf j, 'Xivllolt N. Nauglv, N. Mm, S. Smie-rs. Owe-ns, U. Arlglv. li. Brown, Alltfllldll, W. Lerew, club advisers, wil nhapefrones Theresa Cocldin W Roiary in Theresa Cocklin, featux the Barker and assist editor, wus. named 'the the month for Rotary November. Activities for and' include being the Nine Sharps an ilfcfde-14.-nf H. Freeman, L. Carl, K. Lomb Fourth Row: J. Smith, nz. Wadi-l. frnm The nmct STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: M. A. Beyers, D. Pugh, R. McBeth, B. L. Bogar, K. Miller, S. Lightfoot S. Brown, S. Hoover, J. Carey, K. Burkhart. C. Hayes, M. K. Foreman, S. Goodhart, M. Robinson. Stand- ing: W. McCracken, G. Wadel. L. Carl, B. Morrison. J. Martin, R. Rehuck. M. Walters, B. Heefner, J Owens, H. Bittinger, D. Pugh, G. Myers, B. Liddle, C. Jones, L. Bard, R. Ocker. Kay Miller Turkey Frolic Chairman Executives Clt Work EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE R. Freeman, J. Burkhart, Miss Lehman, B. Brown, B. Mc'CraCken D. Kann, A. Gamble. s X 32? ,A,. 1' X if 4 SENIOR STEERING COMMITTEE Kneeling: B. Brown, B. McCracken. Slandlng J 'NlcNer lin. B. Wyrick, E. Lynch. Miss Walters. D. Angle, R. Cisney, R. Freeman, R Ruth Our Heights Achieved NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row .I Burkholder B Llddle Second Row P Dyer B. McCracken, D. Angle, B. Brown J Rockwell T Locklm R Freeman Mr Mc-hub Absent I. Burkhart. dy Rnckwvll Slzllm' Quan-stor W EUJLE 6 eye ' 0 F 90,1 Xes spar!-Q RX, FRENCH CLUB Ffllllf Row: U. Uuul, Mrs. Rupvrt. N. l'm'. Nl, .-X. lin-yu' N. Him: K. lifmwr. li. liurkholmlm-r. Abswnt: D. ,l. ld-lllv. Improving Cur Accents Wrwolzrl' Ifllllf F. l.. Brown. 5. Cm 1 g , 3. ,X 1-. '. .1-3 .. .1 '. . ' , w mi! Rolf: .l. Rmwkwvll. Nl. ROITHINUIL ll. 1:llill'Il'f. Mix- Ulzlrk, mmlllull lllrll I llxl l Vul Y Nlfl' x P dx I Nlfllull. J. llalv. 5. Sxwpr-. C. Clark. Thin! Huw: 5, X. lhml, W. Hl'lN'l'll ff. wL1lkf'l'. LIBRARY CLUB First Row: C. Third Row: J. Stayman. Around J. Hornbaker, J. Mummert, N. Coy. Stouffer, J. Caruso, J. Pugh, S. A. Burd, C. Heckman, M. A. Petruska, Miss Peters, B. Coffey, J. Burns table: J. Varner, E. Burkholder, J. Varner, R. Miller, N. Malhna, A. Bear, D. Watson. Second Row To Communicate with Others DRAMATICS CLUB First Row: B. Wyrick, F. Martin, Miss Walters. Second Row: D. Karper, R. Sobrito, N. Mooney, R. Cisney, C Smith, V. McCoy, M. Showalter, G. Gribblv. Third Row: C. Shoemaker, M. L. Perry, T. Archambeau, J. Varner, W. Varner, R. Neff FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Nocho, B. Rehuck, P. Lane, J. Mellott, 'wr First Row: J. Hale, M. K. Foreman, B. Mell, K. Famer, E. M L. Snoufler, J. Hornbaker, C. Charles. F. Reider. Second Row: R McBeth, B. Morrison, L. Carl, R. Mentzer, C. Reese, T. Updegroff, J. Carey, B. Varner, Mr. Robison. Opportunities for Expert Training BUSINESS CLUB First Row: B. Alther, P. Karper, C. Leedy, B. Bock. Second Row: D. Karper, G. Gribble, V. Cressler, M. Washinger. Third Row: P. Mowery, R. Myers, P. Reese, Mrs. Jacobs. Fourth Row: B. Hoch, P. Maley, P. Smith, P. Mohn. J... .H ,. ,,..-Jfvf-.-u v.-mkwmmnmf. A ,- f- - ..-',, ,.,.-.f.:mMf, -iff . ' xii- ,'., fX , MX? H' ilw ,. , ' VIL, -1152. if., , .4 - ALL, . i:11'L',,:y,2:a,, .b' , gig - Hg an ,-ig .. -ff: S W K W? - , f ,' rw K' M W Q' M ., 3' fs, 1,3f,s ff- f few pgs , L .u' iQ 1 ' 1. Eg! , W -ug f'5 . XX 3 15 i fx V .M Vx K' fa X Q, A-L1 'f J! 1 A 71 A ' i bf W , K' H -Egw ' vw 'F Z 'Q 5.9- :i?1?'F?p 1 V ,sf W, -1. A 'x if +42 J ,- 1 5' H , FL . F32 , L5 f 3 fs i .. - .Q ,fl R 6 xg ' ' ' , s , m ' F 1 ,Sim H, . f f'. 'I -r Ji. 'VF Q , z. QQ - - g A' vm. wffff W q was M ' 9 f 1 'ffl cg- A V mt 2, 'gf p1eW,R5flQif fx , A V f 1, ZW-Q gfxfa , N53 gy 1 . Q54 ,gf '- f fu n: ' 'Nga 'F ,z-. ,,xL 154, 'WK . f 5 df f rim ,Y 41 ku 'ff ' ' 'virn .11 'iff' .W ' A ' I .ff 'L W k'4-ilvmrxafil--4 .mlfzf?i,,1?31f.' - . W X. 'JV' f ,Xu '-N' , A ,L ,, rj-Xfa-,WM 1 o if K., , PM ,I A Eat .k 'K ff? w ia ,v--i gg 1 1 1 ie... LL,, . ,,,,,.,W.-,.,.. ...W ' ., .. . .. .-....i,,. QV. 3 .za v FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Front Row: Mr. Lerew, R. Witmer. C. Forrester, A. Bert, J. Breclibiel, L. Forrester, ll. Zullingvr. Second Row: J. Bert, R. Mitchell, R. Weller, L. Kipe, R. Forrester, C. Warlel, W. Craig, L. Myers. Third Row: L. Davidson, L. Failor, R. Martin. W. Negley, C. Lautsbaugll. N. Ryder, D. Pyne, H. Rebuck, R. Hrechbiel, W. Deilil. Fourth Row: E. Brecllbiel, L. Willis, H. McCoy, P, lloch, F. Franklin. J. Haulman, D. Graham, H. Burtl. Preparing for the Future FUTURE IIOMEMAKERS OF AMERlCA First Row: D. Hor'ke11l1erry, E. Ocker, M. Cramer, J. Hummer, E. M. Nm-lm. N. Lehman. Serond Row: D. Varner, M. Piper, J. A. Holtry. J. Watson, C. Ocker, L. Coy, T. Piper, V. Reeder. Third Row: S. Cricler, Mrs. Smith. Fourth Row: M. Finkey, D. Barrick, F. McMullen, J. Yarner, S. Spero. D. Gettel. Fifth Row: J. Zullinger, D. Gilbert, D. Diven, L. Helm, N. Coy, J. Mummert, R. Miller, M. Clough, L. Clough, V. Nellf. J. Magee, D. Disney, C. Metz, A. Booz, J. Rowles. FE' a LEATHERCRAFT A First Row: J. Reed, P. Baughman, S. Bigler, J. Martin, J. Grey, D. Coy, D. O'Donnell, P. Singer, E. Lynch. Second Row: R. Crider, R. Cramer, H. Burkholder, Mr. Van Scyoc, R. Michael, J. Zullinger, B. Kazimer, J. Holtry, M. Piper. LEATHERCRAFT B First Row: L. Mellinger, R. Shoop, E. J. Ruth, M. Varner, J. Pugh, G. Gribble, B. Myers, C. Myers, M. Groff, M. Kirssin, W. Craig. Second Row: V. Cressler, D. Karper, I. Diehl, K. Coy, B. Head. Third Row: R. Brechhiel, R. Forrester, R. Witmer, Mr. Van Scyoc, R. Mentzer, A. Lovell, M. Mell. Exploring Various Fields ELECTRONICS CLUB First Row: C. Walker, E. Zinn, J. Horst, J. Madden, J. Reed, N. Ryder, S. Runshaw, L. Walters, W. Diehl, B. Bohletz, R. Oyer, L. Reddig, J. Curran, R. Zonis, R. Rebuck, R. Bigler, R. Myers, E. Strohm. Preparing for Leisure Time PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB A Front Row: C. Bvvker. R. Menl- zcr. C. Reese, W. Reed. Sevonrf Row: Miss Thrush, G. Negley, D, Helm-rlig. R. Neff. L. Walters, J. Ni-nninger. PHOTOGRAPHY C L U B B Kneeling: C. Keeseman. First Row: N. Gettel, P. Lane. Second Row: C. Myers, Miss Thrush, E. Keener. CHESS CLUB First Row: E. Zinn, R. Myers. C. Long, C. Sites, R. Shearer. J. Helman. D. Van Scyoc, L. Re-ed. Sevonll Row: C. Plasterer, Mr. Bishop. J. Lytle. R. Relvuvk. J. Curran. R. Foltz. ,..,.'..1-M 'noun' ART CLUB A First Row: T. Archambeau, H. Allen, R. Bigler, .I. Madden, J. Alleman, J. Barnes, B. Killian, P. Hock, K. Jones, M. A. Beyers, W. Heberlig. Second Row: Mr. Suloff, G. Walker, R. Myers, R. Neff, H. McCoy, L. Coy. Third Row: R. Moats, L. Martin, K. Kirkpatrick, P. Varner. ART CLUB B First Row: R. Ruth, L. Martin, R. Moats, C. Wyrick, H. Bittinger, B. Alther, J. Karper, L. Kipe. Second Row: Mr. Sulofl, J. Kelso, M. Sheafler, N. Thompson, P. Monn, P. Byers, V. Harper. Interests Leading to Vocations AUDIO-VISUAL EDUCATION CLUB First Row: A. Bert, G. Rhinehart, R. Wyrick, M. Allison L. Willis, R. Allan, R. Coover, L. Kipe, H. Ferrell. Second Row: Mr. Rineard, L. Weaver, G Wyrick, K. Betz, J. Curran, R. Landis, R. Brechbiel, J. Nenninger, C. Wiestling. BOOSTER CLUB First Row: Mr. Melius, J. Laidig, R. Shoop G. Smith, P. Hershey, M. Wal ter, P. Lane, M. B. Brinkerhoff. Second Row: M. A. Beam, D J. Beam, D. J. Genet, H. Binin ger, B. lleefner, M. L. Perry, B Head, G. Myers, B. Myers, Z Swope. Third Row: B. Mentzer B. Russ, M. J. Varner, J. Shope P. Orndorff, B. Highlands, L Lytle, K. Jones. Help To Spark Team Spirit SPORTSMAN'S CLUB A First Row: M. Showalter, G. Smith, C .Becker, R. Ruth, R. Cisney R. Foltz, R. Sprecker, G. Guyer, W. Rideout. Second Row: D. Sprecker, L. Weaver, H. Bard M. Mell, W. Hershey, M. Sheaifer, G. Boyd, L. Wolfrom, G. Negley, R. Elliott. Third Row M. Walter, D. Gettel, J. Koser, R. Shoop, B. Kegerreis, B. Mentzer, J. Naugle, G. Smith J Hile, J. Rowles, P. Byers, L. Lytle, C. Brown, J. Johnson, Mr. Lerew. Fourth Row: L. Mellinger, B Myers, C. Graham, N. Mooney, Z. Swope, N. Lehman, L. Jones, J. Mellott, B. Highlands, N Thompson, M. Stouffer. Fifth Row: V. Harper, J. Kane, J. Smith, L. Carl. SPORTSMANKS CLUB B First Row: F. Johnson, J. Stewart, R. Piper, J. Helman J Lellane L. Reddig, W. Spero, H. Rotz, B. Killinger. Second Row: D. Van Scyoc, K. Lone 'Kelso P: Hock, E. Breckblel, D. Rotz, G. Walker, L. Bard, J. Bock, R. Zonis, D. Heberli? R Fritz' R Coover. Third Row: G. Sowers, P. Baughman, R. Miller, J. Atwood, S. Runshaw, LolHo-vkenberry: R. Gardner, D. Ulsh, J. Horst, D. Stoufler, W. Minnich, J. Powell, C. Ford, D Perry Mr Monn Fourth Row: B. Miller, R. Morrison, W. Shannon, D. Graham, W. Winters, R. -Beidel: L. Walters: C. Reese, M. Kelso, R. Allen, C. Paxton, W. Reed. v TRI-HI-Y CLUB First Row: J. Hale, M. Peiper, D. Hockenberry, B. Baughman, B. Bell, E. M. Nocho. Second Row: Miss Fogelsanger, B. Alther, A. Kuhn, N. Poe, S. Crider, D. Gettel, R. M. Martin. Third Row: D. Varner, W. Martin, .l. Stayman, C. Martin, B. Morrison, B. Rebuck, L. Snoufler, P. Carroll, S. Hensel, K. Hoover, B. Varner, C. Metz, M. Clough. To Live cmd Speck Correctly NEWS BROADCASTERS First Row: L. Carl, .l. Alleman, B. Mentzer, C. Fry, M. Brinkerhoff. Second Row: S. Drayer, C. Baughman, L. Mellinger, R. Neff, B. Myers, S. Helm, B. Bigler, G. Smith, N. Grissinger, .l. Owens, M. L. Perry. CHORUS First Row: B. Fry, S. Coleman, L. Lyons, S. Butts, M. Crider, B. Hershey, A. Bor- neisen, M. Burkholder, T. Cocklin, S. Drayer, V. Glessner, K. Burkhart, J. Burkholder. Serond Row: F. McMullen, P. Smith, F. Unger, E. Albright, S. Trego, L. Zinn, R. Crider, D. Vaughn, S. Helm, F. Lesher, G. Baughman, W. Higgins, N. Mathna, N. Naugle, D. Crawford, B. L. Bogar, D. Justice, P. Mowery. Third Row: J. Brown, P. Karper, C. Shoemaker, S. Fogelsanger, N. Gris- singer, J. Caruso, D. Rock, N. Cressler, R. Crouse, R. Angle, C. Tosten, R. Winsor, K. Crouse. D. Russell, J. Myers, J. Burkhart, J. Cray, D. Angle. Fourth Row: D. Kann, J. Whisler, D. Ocker, M. Fogelsanger, L. Clippinger, C. Johnston, W. Spero, B. Killinger, H. Rotz, Mrs. Hale. Singing Keeps Them Smiling NINE SHARPS Left to Right: T. Cocklin, J. B rkholdf , M. B kh ld S. D J B kh D. Russell, J. Gray, C. Shoemaker, D. Angle, S. Folgelsangiei. ur 0 er, Myer, l ur art, ORCHESTRA Front Row: P. Dyer, M. Kirssin, M. Fogelsanger, S. Swope, C. Johnston, C. Clark, J. Johnson. Second Row: D. Pugh, L. Clippinger, N. Rine, B. Bock, S. Suders. Third Row: M. Walter, D. Solder, D. Rock, B. L. Bogar, J. Mellott, M. Brinkerhoff, B. Mell, L. Mellinger, D. Coover, W. Higgins, G. Charles, E. J. Ruth, B. Mentzer. Fourth Row: W. McCracken, G. Baughman, Mr. Dyer, C. Wiestling, D. Rotz, F. Lesher, T. Cocklin, R. Brenize No Time for Lazy Fingers CONCERT BAND Front Row: D. Rock, B. L. Bogar, J. Mellott, P. Dyer, W. Higgins, D. Pugh, B. Mell, S. Swope L. Mellinger, Cv. Walker, S. Lightfoot, V. McCoy, L. Wolfrom, J. Johnson. Second Row: F. Lesher, K. Long, D Rotz, L. Reddig, M. Mell, G. Charles, D. Pugh, L. Van Scyoc, J. Myers, C. Clark, D. Coover, C. Shoemaker, L Clippinger. Third Row: Mr. Fogelsanger, G. Baughman, C. Johnston, J. Whisler, R. Bigler, J. McConigal. They Keep Stepping High BAND FRONT B. Maser, G. Walker, D. Gettel, P. Hershey MAJORETTES G. Smith, B. Myers M. Walter, B. Archambeau These are the sports, The favorite sports, The games we like to see. These are the teams, The best of teams, Who fight for victory. W i f' Q . 2 . gl Ii- 5' Q Q wyw ,N- M -....-.. ' , Q - ,.. v- f Q . -.,. .,,. 3 ..,-4'-ff J-K v , ' I , , 7 , 1 -v--u..,. x E Wu-..-..,,--,.,..,,,4 ,, rf 'N . I 'K Roy Mouer Athletic Director George Kohul -l0hf1 COHHOI' Head Cgach Assistant Coach First Row: R. Ruth, F.. Linn, L. Coy, R. Freeman, F. Martin, G. Slioap, P. Slioap, C. Sites, G. Long. Second Row: R. Sullivan, J. Snyder, H. Ferrell, R. Ocker. D. Ocker, M. Harper, E. Zinn, G. Madden, C. Rhineliart. Third Row: Van Scyoc, C. Jones, J. Lf-Dane, G. Van Scyoc, A. Lovell, D. Ulsh, J. Karper, J. Haulman, L. Reed. Fourth Row: P. Hocli, D. Kelso, W. McCracken, G. Wyrick, J. Kane, B. Michael, D. Coy, T. Reetl. Managers Roy Piper, Larry Reed, Ronald Moats First Row: B. Michael, G. Long, C. Sites, D. Coy, R. Freeman, G. Rhine-hart, L. Coy. Center: R. Ruth. Back Row: E. Linn, F. Martin, T. Reed, J. Shoap, P. Shoap. We Come, We Sow, We Conquered The fired-up Greyhounds of '57, coached by George Kohut, John Connor, and William Peck wrote into the books an 8 win, 2 loss record, the best season for Shippensburg in thirty years. The team, having earned a runner-up trophy for the Class A Lower Susquehanna Conference Champion- ship, has done a lot in promoting pride and raising the spirit of the school. The game of the year was played against the Hanover Nighthawks, when fighting men of Shippensburg did not permit a single Nighthawk to cross the goal line in the first half. While the Greyhounds were able to push across thirteen points before the first half and seven the second half, a couple of quick passes for the Nighthawks in the second half spelled defeat for the Hounds. Still the Greyhounds, coming out of the game only one point behind 20 to 21, did not give up till the game was over. This proves that We Came, We Saw, We Con- queredf, JR. VARSITY Opponents SASHS Mechanicsburg 6 6 Chambersburg 6 14 Waynesboro 0 21 Gettysburg 7 7 Boiling Springs 6 15 VARSITY Opponents SASHS Liltlestown 13 38 Big Spring 6 45 Gettysburg 27 12 Lemoyne 7 12 Middletown 0 20 New Cumberland 14- 26 Waynesboro 20 31 Scotland 19 23 Hanover 21 20 Boiling Springs 14. 19 TROPHY WINNERS .1 in 752113422 geese, L W if' filififii i i , A+ 1 'A First Row: B. Freeman, B. Michael, C. Wiestling, C. Jones, S. Van Scyoc. Second Row: J. Kane, D. Pugh, R. Moats. Absent: C. Ramp, P. Sullivan. Someone Tcllce Thclt Boll Away The Shippensburg Greyhounds, coached by George Kohut, had a series of very close games throughout the '58 season. The cagers lost their first three games by a total of only six points. This year the Hounds were only points away from a S O New Cumberland .... .... 5 8 35 Scotland ......... .... 7 1 62 Big Spring .... .... 4 9 28 Chambersburg . . . .... 60 67 Hershey ....... . .56 58 Middletown .... .... 44 47 Waynesboro . .... 61 53 Carlisle ....... .... 3 9 60 Mechanicsburg . . . .... 59 48 Hanover .... .... 5 7 55 successful season and, if Lady Luck had been smiling on the squad, they would have been cham- pions. Bob Michael, Crawford Wiestling, and Bob Freeman played their last season for the Hounds. S 0 Gettysburg . . . ..... 57 52 Scotland .,..... ..... 5 7 61 Chambersburg .... ..... 4 6 50 Hershey ........ ..... 4 7 48 Middletown . . . ..... 58 50 Waynesboro . . ..... 58 70 Carlisle ........ ..... 4- 9 60 Mechanicsburg .... ..... 5 7 62 Hanover ....... ..... 5 4 68 Gettysburg . . . . . .77 61 COACHES: H. Bishop, G. Kohut. Coach Harold Bishopis Junior Hounds finished the season with a 8-12 record. Many of the games which the Junior Hounds lost were by very close First Row: W. Porter, L. Bard, W. McCracken. Second Row: R. Gardener, H. Kelso, G. Wyrick, G. Smith, W. Rideout. Absent: L. Wolfrom. Jump A Little Higher scores which could have been turned into victory instead of defeat. Showing they could mix a good offensive attack with a tough defensive game. S O S 0 New Cumberland . . . .... 60 19 Gettysburg . . . . . . . .65 43 Scotland ....,.. .... 3 5 43 Scotland ...... ..... 3 2 55 Big Spring ..... .... 5 3 23 Chambersburg . . . ..... 30 50 Chambersburg .... .... 2 7 51 Hershey ....... ..... 4 6 43 Hershey ........ .... 3 4 53 Middletown .... ..... 3 2 31 Middletown . . . .... 28 39 Waynesboro . . . . . . .46 47 Waynesboro .... 50 39 Carlisle ....... ..... 2 6 4-0 Carlisle .,.. .... 3 5 47 Mechanicsburg . ..... 54 46 Mechanicsburg .... 42 36 Hanover ..... ..... 3 6 43 Hanover . . .... 26 59 Gettysburg . . . . . . . .39 47 MANAGERS: J. Smith, R. Myers. First Row: C. Coy, S. Helm, L. Neff, H. McCoy, E. Brechbiel, G. Jensen, P. Shoap. Second Row T Lynch I LeDane, R. Ocker, J. Lytle, F. Martin, J. Reed, R. Mentzer. Third Row: P. Hoch, W. Hershey R Murray R Sobrito, D. Ulsh, J. Bock. Through Victory ond Defect Coach Harry Hoffman's Greyhound grapplers finished the season with a 7-4 record. The Grey- hounds ended the season by finding themselves in second place in the Section ll League standings. The match of the year was with Hanover. Shippens- burg was winning until they got into the heavy- COACH: H. Hoffman. S O Hagerstown .... .... 3 0 22 Boiling Springs . . . .... 35 20 Central York . . . .... 27 17 Mechanicsburg . . . . . 6 41 Dover ........ .... 4 0 16 78 weight class. When our heavyweight got pinned ln the first period, it gave the vltcory to Hanover 22-21. Shippensburg scored 254 points to the op p0nent's 216, showing we won more bouts from the opponents than they won from us York .... West York Carlisle . . Hanover . Big Spring Biglerville fe! - -. lrm-ww., P 1'-N ., ,,,: 11' . 1: XM: 1 my 4 .L 'K 1 ,Q ' 6 y g ggey C be First Row: R. Myers, S. Van Scyoc, C. Jones, J. Nye, D. Coover, A. Gamble, R. Gardener, K. Punt Second Row T. Reed, L. Hockenberry, R. Beitch, W. Richardson, R. Van Scyoc, D. Long, G. Lang, L. Reed R Brechblel Coach Lang. In Triumph You Hover S Gettysburg . . . . . 3 Waynesboro . . . . . 6 Chambersburg . . . . . 0 Big Spring ..... . . 6 Chambersburg . . . . . 0 Led Us O 3 7 5 13 1 79 :xr . .f5vzm,f.5s'q at First Row: D. Karper, J. Rockwell. Second Row: N. Coy, P. Reese, P. Baughman, D. Weaver, G. Walker, D. Carman, I. Diehl. Competition Makes Foir Pioy During the fall, the main sport for girls is hockey. Two leagues composed of four teams each competed in intramurals this year. All the games were played after school with members of the Girls, Athletic Association officiating at the games. Although the season was hard hit by the flu- First Row: B. Licldle, B. McCracken, S. Drayer, Second epidemic, the Black Slacksn and the Black Jets emerged as winners in their leagues. The two win- ning teams were later host to Scotland and Carlisle respectively. The intramural hockey program proved to the girls that, uflompetition Makes Fair Playf' R0wS R- MYGFS, M- GYOH, G. Sowers, D. 50lder, M. Burk- First Row: P. Dyer, S. Goodhart. Second Row: L. Perry, holder, D. Angle. J. Owens, B. Brown, C. Cribhle. First Row: Diehl, M. Myers. First Row D. Weaver, K. Miller, J. Gray. Second Row: I. Groif, D. 0'Donnell, .l. Reed, R. J. Rockwell, C. Hays, Second Row: G. Gribhle, J. Mcllonigal. Shoot It ond Sink It Under the sponsorship of the Cirlsi Athletic AS- Five senior teams captained by Cindy Hays. Bar- sociation, sixteen teams took part in the intramural bara Ann Brown, Kay Miller, Bonnie McCracken, basketball program. A new record was made when and Pat Dyer dribbled their way onward to victory 105 girls participated in the games after school. with the password, Shoot It and Sink Itf' 7 i, Y 'fin- 5? 1 A First Row: P. Dyer, J. Burkhart, Second Row: V. McCoy. T. Updegraif, L. Perry, D. Angle. First Row: .l. Carey, B. Brown. Second Row: M. Robinson, L. Helm, ,I. Graham, G. Sowers, J. Owens. First Row: M. Burklloliler. B. McCracken. Second Row: S. Drayer, J. Burkliolder, B. Liildle, D. Solder. C.A.A. First Row: N. Crissinger, D. Russell, D. Heberlig, Miss Lehman, J. Rockwell, B. Mc- Cracken, J. Burkhart. Second Row: B. Russ, B. Hoch, M. Varner, J. Koser, C. Hays, M. Robinson. Thirrl Row: J. Graham. D. Angle, B. Kegerreis, G. Myers, V. Glessner, D. Weaver, A. Ramsier. Fourth Row: J. Reed, B. Myers, N. Poe, L. Jones, M. A. Beyers, B. Hershey, R. Myers, S. Good- hart, B. Liclflle, J. Gray, J. Burkholder, J. Mcilonigal. Fifth Row: N. Cressler, B. Heefner, M. Croli. D. Carman, I. Diehl. Sixth Row: R. Shoop, M. Stouffer, B. Brown, S. A. Burd, K. Miller, M. Burkholcler. Seventh Row: G. Smith, S. Rotz, P. Hershey, P. Lane, G. Walker, J. Owens. Opportunity for Individual Betterment VARSITY CLUB First Row: D. Coy. Second Row: R. Freeman, C. Jones, J. LeDane. Third Rvw: 5. Van Scyoc. J. Snyder, E. Linn. Fourth Row: B. Michael, R. Ocker. Fifth Row: G. Long, L Hockf-nhf-rry. Sixth Row: C. Wiestling, R. Ruth. Seventh Row: L. Coy, F. Lesher, G. Jensen, P Sullivan, F. Martin, P. Shoap. CHEERLEADERS Lefl to right: C. Hays, P. Hock, D. Carman, B. Karper, J. Rockwell, S. Rotz, N. Cresslvr, J. Warren, L. Jones, K. Burkhart, M. Beyers. Mrs. Barbara Bard, Adviser A., .i These are the ads, The informative ads, That helped make the yearbook roll g These are the friends, The loyal friends, Who helped finance the Scroll. N440 .ww 1 3 5 ' ' , A E QL A If 5 X , S 1 z ' fm 1- Quality' Cleaning 30 Years Experience W'ARREN'S Cleaners and Dyers 67 West Burd Street M. ARTHUR DIEHL Representing EASTERN STATES FARMERS EXCHANGE Feeds, Seeds, Fertilizer Sprays and Dusts Farm Supplies Shippensburg, Pa. Smith's East End Atlantic Service Station Manager-Charles E. Ramp M. GARFIELD BARBOUR AND SON FUNERAL HOME Oil - Gas - Firestone Tires Batteries - Washing - Polishing . Lubrication 142 East King Street Sh' b , P I ' Shippensburg, Pa. Phone KE 2-9855 Ippens urs ennsy vama at the point of Routes II 8- 33 SUPREME DAIRY Pasteurized-MILK PRODUCTS-Homogenized Shippensburg, Pa. Compliments of SWOPE JEWELERS BEIDEL PRINTING HOUSE Printing-Die-Cutting Advertising Specialties 35-37 S. Earl St. Shippensburg, Pa. WEAVER'S CUT RATE 12 E. King sf. I Shippensburg, Pa. Patent Medicines, Sundries, Tobaccos Headquarters for Cosmetics REVLON YARDLEY TUSSY RICHARD HUDNUT OLD SPICE HELENA RUBENSTEIN - CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH V '-I.,-f Hi b y A I1 L P. A. VAN ALLMAN DRUGGIST Levi S. Hippensteele Sales and Service The Rexall Store Shippensburg Pennsylvania 54 E. King St. Shippensburg, Pa. SMORGASBORD CARL E. SHUMAN Wednesdays - Fridays - Saturdays - Sundays KELVINATOR THE RANCH SALES AND SERVICE Food As You Like It Route No. 11 South Phone Kellogg 2-6658 235 hs' K '9 5 ' Shippensbvrs, Pu- Phone KE 2-4014 Private Parties Catering Shippensburg. Pennsylvania RICHARD TEXTILES Division of Joseph B. Hoffman, Inc. Shippensburg, Pa. Visit our Remnant Shop CRESSLER'S FRUIT MARKET R. B. MILLER John Deere Tractors and Implements CROWNOVER'S DRY GOODS, NOTIONS and LADIES READY-TO-WEAR Shippensburg Pennsylvania C. V. COOPERATIVE FEED FERTILIZER FARM SUPPLIES Eat at the VARSITY SHOPPE LUNCHEONETTE Where friends meet Air conditioned for your comfort 67 E. King Street FISH ER'S FLOWERS We Telegraph Flowers 700 E. King St. Shippensburg, Pa. Repairs and Alterations Phone KE 2-2914 Q czmf P ' . - .. Q. 41 30 North Fayette 15 West King Shippensburg, Pa. LEAPHART'S SHELL SERVICE Paul B. Leaphart, prop. Phone KE 2-9837 Route I1 Shippensburg Pennsylvania JOHN S. HEBERLIG Dealer in FARM IMPLEMENTS AND SUPPLIES North Seneca Street Shippensburg, Pa. Compliments of HAROLD W. KAUFFMAN PLUMBING AND HEATING 24 Cumberland Ave. Shippensburg, Pa. Phone KE 2-5714 Staver's Food Market Orange and Hollar Avenue MEATS - GROCERIES - PRODUCE Phone KE 2-5290 We Deliver Shippensburg, Pa. Highest Quality Meats I. A. Hurgleroud and Company Luncheon Meals a Specialty Phone KE 2-4013 Phone KE 2-4583 63 West King Street RICHARDSON'S PAINT 8. TILE SUPPLY me CONTRACTOR All kinds of fioor tile Plastic wall tile 81 ceramic C O O V E R S ' RADIO SERVICE RCA - PHILCO R. D. No. 3 Shippensburg PHONE KE 2-6312 PORTER'S FURNITURE 2 Miles West of Shippensburg RT. NO. II PHONE KE 2-6725 TOLL GATE TAVERN STEAKS - CHOPS - SEAFOOD COCKTAIL LOUNGE For Reservation Call KE 2-9835 Compliments of BROWN'S CITIES SERVICE COMPLETE CAR CARE Orange and Fayette Streets Shippensburg, Pennsylvania For a quick snack stop at TROPICAL TREAT CUSTARD SHOP Compliments of Hillcrest Farm Supplies Shippensburg, R. D. jtl FORD TRACTOR DEALER Phone: Newville 251-J CARSON'S BUICK NEW AND USED CARS Ritner Highway Phone KE 2-2213 Shippensburg, Pa. Best Wishes! VAN SCYOC FUNERAL HOME Phone KEIIogg 2-2211 112 West King St BURKHOLDER'S MEAT MARKET Fresh 8. Smoked Meats - Dressed Poultry 11 E. King St. Phone KE 2-2546 SKF INDUSTRIES, INC. Shippensburg Plant W. King Street, Shippensburg, Pa. Our Fashions are the Talk of the Town w o RT H ' s 22 E. KING STREET SHIPPENSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA PAGUE 8, FEGAN HARDWARE 35 WEST KING STREET SHIPPENSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA J- RAYMOND SMITH ROBINSON'S FRUIT FARM FURNITURE COMPANY Antique Reproduction of soiid walnut and cherry furniture FROM WORKSHOP TO HOME GROWERS AND PACKERS OF FINE FRUITS Shippensburg, R. D. :,I:t:2 Phone KE 2-6118 Compliments of BOGAR LUMBER COMPANY Shippensburg, Pa. PHONE KE 2-2141 ART BlGLER'S GROCERY Cold Cuts - Frozen Foods Groceries - Green Goods 248 E. Orange St. Shippensburg, Pa. Phone KE 2-4658 DOWN TOWN GARAGE 67 WEST KING STREET OtTiciaI Inspection Station Join The Swing To Sweptwing E D N A U G L E YOUR DODGE-PLYMOUTH DEALER For Fine Shoe Repairing HANDSHEW'S SHOE SERVICE MEN's AND BoY's sl-loss 65 East King Street Shippensburg, Pennsylvania MiIler's Trucking Service Coal and General Hauling Sinclair Fuel Oil-Kerosene Motor Oil-Gasoline Shippensburg, Pa. AS A PLACE T0 WORK HENRY'S BAKERY Leading 'he BREAD - nous - CAKES Parade Domesfic Pump shappensbufg nn. 1 KE 2-4314 8. Manufacturing Corp. H 's . Bq Furniture Floor Covering Bedding-Stoves m6 S1 REE 1 19 WW K Other Brener Stores ln- ' Chambersburg, Pa. ' Waynesboro, Pa. ' Martinsburg, W. Va. ' Carlisle, Pa. For Complete Coverage ' Local News ' Farm News ' Features ' Sports 6-8-10 North Penn Street Shippensburg, Pa. Telephone KEllogg 2-4101 For Friendly Service THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK Shippensburg, Pa. The Bank with the Drive-in Window Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ELMER .l. GRUVER Masonry C ontractorr sHlPPENssune, PA. R. R. its VICTORY THEATRE THE LATEST IN SHOWS Shippensburg Pennsylvania Portraits-Commercial Photography Films Developed and Printed KUllN'S STUDIO 81 GIFT SHOP Shippensburg, Pa. BURKHART'S RESTAURANT The oldest restaurant in Shippensburg E. King Street Shippensburg, Pa. H 81 R Wood Works, Inc. GENERAL CONTRACTING ResldentlaI-Concrete-Commercial Builders 0 Supplies ' Custom 0 Millwork PHONE KE 2-591 1 65 N. Fayette Street, Shippensburg, Pa. Best of luck to Graduates Compliments of T h e Valley Baking Company I n c Shippensburg Hardware Company Hargle,-ode Brothers Hardware and Sporting Goods FLORISTS Sherman H. Gray, Prop. On the Square Shippensburg, Penna. Phone KE 2-6213 22 South Prince Street Phone KE 2-2847 94 Dependable lnsurance G. Leonard Fogelsonger Richard M. Fogelsonger Q OLKC4 66 East King Shippensburg, Pa. Compliments of Orrstown Bank ORRSTOWN, PA. The Bank of Service The home of the n best known brands Re'nf0 Ced lrl fine ITISFISWCOI' Concrete Galen Gates and Son 8 West King Street Shippensburg, Pa. Septic Tanks V.A. 8. F.H.A. Approved manufactured by L. M. SHINDLEDECKER South Earl Street Extended Shippensburg, Pennsylvania Phones Plant Home KE 2-2965 KE 2-2056 Compliments of ROTH'S Fine Home Furnishings Rugs - Furniture - Linoleum Refrigerators - Home Appliances coNcRErE Pnonucrs coMPANY F R ' G ' D A' R E 24 W. Garfield Street Phone KE 2-4161 Phone KE 2-2013 Shippensburg, Pa. Shippensburg, Pennsylvania H 8m H CHEVROLET Member AAA Member of Keystone A. C. Nutritious Dairy Products Chevrolet 0 'S 'e MILLER-REED DAIRY, INC Cadillac Sales and Service Phone KE 2-9838 Shippensburg, Pa. 21 1 East Garfield St. PHONE KE 2-5311 N DIFFY'S DRIVE-IN A real place to eat Rt. 11 Shippensburg, Pa. LARGE OR SMALL We Welcome Your Account E ,A ' fo :ii 238' AT Q Q D 1' The First National Bank of Shippensburg, Pa. Every service consistent with good banking Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 97 NElL'S GARAGE General Automobile Repairs Delco Batteries-Bear Wheel Firestone Tires Steering Alignment Frame Straightening Shippensburg, Pa. Phone KE 2-6410 R. D. 32 PEGGY SHIPPEN CARD AND GIFT SHOPPE Favors For All Occasions 44 W. King Street Shippensburg Pennsylvania Billys Shoe Store 16 E. King si. Shippensburg, Pa. Patrons Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank Andrews Clyde A. Angle Mr. 8. Mrs. William J. Angle Anonymous Anonymous Mr. 8. Mrs. Vernon Baker Mrs. Barbara Bard Mrs. John Barton Mr. 8s Mrs. John W. Beam Mr. 8. Mrs. Harold C. Bishop Mr. Mrs. Albert G. Billing Mr. 8- Mrs. Merle Bock 8. Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Mervin M. Bock 8. Family Mr. 8. Mrs. Alan Bolinger Anna Borneisen Charlotte Brechbiel Mr. 8. Mrs. Harold Brechbiel Dr. 8. Mrs. Charles M. Brown Sondra Lee Brown The Burkes Mr. 8. Mrs. William H. Burkhart Mr. 8. Mrs. Lester D. Burkholder Mr. 8. Mrs. Lester K. Burkholder Mr. 8. Mrs. Lloyd K. Burkholder Mr. 8. Mrs. George H. Burns The Cafeteria Women The L. J. Carey Family Foster L. Carothers Mr. 8. Mrs. Alfred N. Cisney 8. Lysle Mr. 8. Mrs. C. B. Cisney Mr. 81 Mrs. Norman Clippinger Paul W. Clippinger Miss M. Gladys Clark Rev. 81 Mrs. R. L. Cocklin Mr. John M. Connor Mr. 8. Mrs. Ernest Coy 8- Family Mrs. Bessie Coy Mr. 8. Mrs. Dean Cramer Mr. 8. Mrs. J. Calvin Cramer Mr. 8- Mrs. Galen Currens Mrs. Samuel L. Daihl Mr. S. L. Daihl Mr. 8- Mrs. John Davidson Deer 81 Fawns 58 Carolyn Lee Devor Mr. Jack Diehl Miss Alice Dorman Mr. 81 Mrs. A. P. Drayer Mr. 8. Mrs. Percy Dyer Mr. 8. Mrs. Vernon E. Dyer Mrs. Maria Eberly Harry Flohr Mr. Lincoln Fogelsanger Mr. 8. Mrs. W. Mervin Fogelsanger Mr. 8. Mrs. Paul Fogelsanger Miss Pearl Fogelsanger A Friend Mrs. Maurice Fyler Mr. 8. Mrs. Bruce Gochenauer Mr. 8. Mrs. Clark Gephart Shirley Gilbert Mr. 8- Mrs. Edward Glover Support the '58 Scroll Mr, 8. Mrs. Russel Goodhart Mr. 8- Mrs. Clifford L. F. Grim Mr. 8. Mrs. J. Wesley Haer Mrs. Lee M. Hale Dr. 81 Mrs. J. A. Hargleroad Mr. 8. Mrs. John Hawley 8. Family Mr. 8. Mrs. Foster Heffelhnger Mr. 8- Mrs. E. C. Herr Jane Herr Mrs. George P. Hermare Mr. Hiram Highlands Mr. 8. Mrs. James B. Hockersmith Dr. 8. Mrs. Bernard Hogg Mr. 81 Mrs. Harold Holtry 8. Larry Dorothy L. Hubley Mr. 8- Mrs. Harry Jacobs 8. Bobby Mr. 8. Mrs. Henry Jensen S!Sgt. 81 Mrs. Luther J. Johnson 8. Family Mr. 8m Mrs. George E. Johnston Sgt. Luther Johnston 8. Family Rev. 8- Mrs. J. R. Justice Mr. 8. Mrs. David E. Karper Mr. 81 Mrs. David Karper Mrs. Dorothy Karper Mr. 81 Mrs. Harold L. Koser Mr. 8. Mrs. Ron Lawhead Mr. 81 Mrs. Elmer W. Leedy Miss Mary Lehman Mr. 8. Mrs. Robert Leirer Mr. 8. Mrs. Frank Lerew 81 Ricky Mr. 8. Mrs. Charles Lesher Mr. 81 Mrs. Alex S. Liddle Mr. 8. Mrs. W. E. Love Mrs. Blanche Martin Charles Martin Mr. St Mrs. Fred Martin Catherine Mathna Mr. 81 Mrs. Eldon L. McCracken Mr. 8- Mrs. Clyde McGee Mrs. Cora McGonigal Mrs. E. B. McClellan Melvin and Doris Mr. 8. Mrs. D. E. Michael Kay Michael Mr. 8. Mrs. Paul G. Miller Mr. 81 Mrs. R. B. Miller Miss Rosalie Miller Mr. 8. Mrs. John I. Monn Mr. 8- Mrs. Earl Mowery Mr. 8. Mrs. John Mowery Mr. 8- Mrs. Robert Mowery Mr. 8. Mrs. Wilmot Mowery Mr. John Murphy Mr. 8. Mrs. Bruce Myers Charles E. Newell Mr. 8. Mrs. B. Myoli Owens Mr. 8. Mrs. Percy Oyer Mr. 81 Mrs. Burnell Parr Mr. 8- Mrs. John F. Pattison Mr. 8K Mrs. Wilbur Piper, Sr. Mr. Ronald Pottoroff Mr. 8. Mrs. Charles L. Pyne Frank Railing Arnie Rambo Mr. 8- Mrs. Charles Ramp Mr. 8. Mrs. Harold L. Reed Mr. 81 Mrs. Ralph J. Reed Rev. 8. Mrs. Albert Robinson 8. Family Mrs. Amanda Robinson Mr. 8: Mrs. Gerald A. Robison Mr. 8. Mrs. George Rockwell Mr. 8. Mrs. Norman E. Rotz Mrs. Joanna Rupert Mr. William H. Russell Mr. 8. Mrs. Richard B. Ruth Donald L. Shank Genevieve L. Shearer Mr. 8. Mrs. George Shindledecker Helen G. Shindledecker Jane Shindledecker Miss Grace Shoemaker Mr. 8. Mrs. Walter Shriner Mr. 8- Mrs. Ernest D. Shuman Philip Shuman Mr. 8. Mrs. Raymond Sites Mr. 8. Mrs. Chester Smith Mr. 8. Mrs. R. Paul Smith Mr. 8- Mrs. E. J. Solder Mrs. Grace Staver Mr. 8. Mrs. Harry Stouffer Mr. 81 Mrs. Howard R. Strawmyre Mr. A Mrs. Daniel B. Suders Mr. 8. Mrs. Orville Suders Mr. Ellwood Suloff Miss Virginia Thrush Sherry Trilling Mrs. William R. Vaughn Mr. 81 Mrs. Roy Watson Wayne and Jean Mr. 8m Mrs. Merle Weaver H. L. Wenger Mr. 8. Mrs. Harper Wentz Mr. 8. Mrs. Bob C. Wiestling Stevie Wiestling Mrs. Helen S. Witmer Mr. 8. Mrs. Charles Zullinger 8. Sheila This could be the end, The pensive end, The breaking away from bands But it's the beginning, The glorious beginning, Of a future that's in our hands. g Aft- F I L ' gay 'QA-rA,,:A:. . A A - - AA . -A A A A- ,, -Q ' A 1.1, E591- ' Wu- .- f f- ---IAQ 'A -- -v--i1.2,'- -:- .- A J' .--1- - 'A '- ----J' A, ' 4' -A -- ' iff-fii - '.'4Qi?35? f--'gl'-If-1'.-- -fi 'ff Y :fe 13f'bA'-NIS--2 37-f. 21:-4.Q-.343 141311 44fi3:-,'A'-?E+-f- -:Aj Q:-1MA,-: -ig-eAfizg---3 Y- -A -A-3,-3. A .-' iw-'-b Q.. 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