Shippensburg High School - Scroll Yearbook (Shippensburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1959 volume:

The Scroll Nineteen Hundred Fifty-Nine Published by The Senior Class Shippensburg Area High School Shippensburg, Pennslyvania June, 1959 -'6'. Educahon s Log For 1958-1959 px if lQf1l1Hn R if we YCN PN! 41 rgxm 1: 4 111fr111 NI Qi nn L1f1111L111f I1 HL x, 111 1 111 R 0 l H - I'-Lil ff 1 '1'W1r1,'.v111 111Ng1c1wl11111111111.11111 I XY1'Z1IL .11 111 11111 151' ins K 14 ' 51.11 1'1N71111.Q 1111111 1?1- xp of 11 I1f1 1 '. 11?1 ' vi 11 L1I!IE1YK- K 9 , . . ff1r111:'?fv 5,111 1l1A,g1f'4u. ' . 4' l11t11fw x11f111N .w1 .f,l '31 11 ' A bg ' ' Rff1T,1f1.1k uT1i113 1.1xf'gai11 1' . i-, W - Y ' l11'.U 119 111 1 -11 1.1 H1 1 iw I'111g1c v ' , l'41J'N IQ-Ii, . ' K A 1 4 , . ' X ,- ' 'I MAT '-111 cz 11611 4. , L - A A , P: g 'N 2.5911 X ,V 1 2 l'XII.1N lJc'1n'11111 l,c'.1cic11x Pug' -1 '-VN 5lJl1N 15111419 P413 IW-PN! kr N1 Qi bf! .-4 'S' L Room an 1 I, Scroll Lmlcs Youth With Future There 15 a budge needed Lo llnk our south xslth our maturltx our hlgh school experlences snth those of our future OCCUIJIUOUS 9 ch 1 budge would hane to be constructed from 'ill the thmgs thu ire 1 part of our school l1fe our teifhers fellow students. Cl1sses clubs 'md sports. lhe chief englneers d1fCCl1Ilg such a construc uon 1re Nlrs Samuel Dalhl edltorxal aduser Itrink R Ieless busmess 'iduser Ilndl Noel md lane Nlellott TSSISIAIII CCl1lOI'S and Nemo Poe CCIIIOI' This book represents the efforts of the Scroll Smlf to present such a bridge. ' 4 . W V .,.t,n-n f1'1i! l5ll f If 1 Nlakmg plans for conducting the circulation drives are Barbara Maser business manager, seatedtat her deskg 'Bob Wilmer and Helen Bittmger circulation manager Nedra Rme and Marybelle Brinkerhoff are giving their smiling ,ai 'ff Discussing possibilities for raising funds and planning for the ad layout are Shed Van Scyoc and Gloria Smith, co- managers, seated at desks, while standing are Martha Walter, Nancy Cressler. Alan Gamble, Linda jones, Kennx Long. and Dale Kami. llusily engaged in preparing the -ports pages for the Stroll are jean Laidig, girls' editor: Lester Cilippinger. boys' t-ditor..Xssoci1ite editors art' Stun' Helm. looking :wer glean! shoulder, and Lester filli. :intl luv fuitgin. making Suu' gestions to Clip. KA rl -.5 Xssociate editors Niary Xnn Bewers im LeDane Don Pugh Debbie Russell. and Dirk Rehuek are conten- Lrating on cutlinei vshlle Nhrcii Kirssin ind 'Niersin Fogeleanger are checking on the cow-r dr-Sign, drawn hx' Norma Thompson art editor Brendei Horli is reudx to proof page mpx. 1 'Af Proiing the Senior class right in their choice of the Most Optimistic class- matei, Nancy Poe, editor, Steve Helm and Mary Ann Beyers meet the firet Scroll deadline with xi Qmile. Tapping out copy for the senior iection are .lean Koser. Joyce Pugh. and janet Nfummert. Bonita Nfckfath ii checking Benjamin YY. .XllnuttK Prafticnl Yearbook Procedure, pub- lished bv H. C, Roebuck and Son. Diane Rock is looking through the hlu to fheck the Correct spelling of senior namev Absent when the picture Wm taken was Peggv ,I0llIl9l0I1, who nlw did tvping for the venrbook. We Travel The Road To Education No matter what the weather- sunshine, rain, or snow-students and faculty arrive for classes. Some find it pleasant and healthy to walkg others drive or come with friends in cars. Many stu- dents, both rural and town, travel by bus. Regardless of transportation, all come and go. betting out of their cars as the bell rings are Cary Van Scyoc, Jim YVebb, Bob Gardner, Bob Bigler, Michael Ross. and Mike Allison. .Xlso shown are Ron XVeaver, Garth Sleighter, Jails Shaeffer, David Perry, Don Dunlap. Ralph Morrison, Don Sprecher. George Powell, and Dean I'lsh. ik Roberta Bell, Jessie Naugle, Kenny Shutnau. jerry Fickes, and Bob Xveaver are seen walk- ing to school, while Linda Noel is glancing around to sec if Peggy Johnston is coming. Entering the doors for a busy day are Miss Mary Jane Sayers and Mr. and Mrs. S, I.. Daihl. Approaching the door are A. P. Drayer. principal, and Frank Lerew, who are dis- cussing' plans for the Senior Class trip. l l ' i 'V N ix 'F' Q.-img, ,ft Th -5 ,Ein , 'nik Xlighting from bus Nuinbri T are Susie and Emma plain' Ruth. while joxce Caruso just stepped off bus Number H. and Dena Nlowerv and Bexerlv Diehl are walking lit- ward the door. and Robert Handshew haw f. El.. Q1 l I 15 . . Q .Lani llob Sobrito is holding the mike for Loretta Nielliuger, who is making an announcement concerning a Scroll meeting after school. Waiting to read thc' Bible is Bill Higgins. These three are ic-presentatiit-s of it group of students who make the daily announcements, Q . 1. so , M Us 'li--V 7 ' Q' f ' V 5 , -2 if , W - 2-23 s f ' By the dawn's early light, Daniel Claar can be seen raising the Stars and Stripes in front of the high school. Inside, traveling to classes through crowded hallwavs are Ruth Morrison, Kave llones, Sandra Perry, George Perrv, Doris Mill- house, and linda Smith. i ally' , . , . .fi qv, eks R The Day Begins In the short time between 8100 and 8:20. there are many things to be clone. Students who were absent must get ex- cuses from Harry G. Iacobs, assistant principal. If one has time to look out the window. he is likely to see the flag being raised. ,-Xt 8:13. a friendly Good morning begins the daily announce- ments. Then promptly at 8:20, a bell sounds, and the halls are filled with students, beginning another buss' day of classes. YVhether it was sickness. had roads, or playing hooky, Mr. Iacobs' attendance office is buss' every morning. Wvaiting in line are Vonie Lytle, Jessie Naugle, Milton Showalter, and Harold McCoy. while Barbara Niaser is presenting her excuse to Mr. Jacobs. VI P's Solve Problems SL Solving many of the problems involved in keeping the schools of the Shippensburg klointure in good condition and the supervising of the educational program here are the obligations of the Superintendent, the .Administra- tive Assistant, and the Board of Education. l WALTER B REDDIC' Administrative Assistant R TODD LLOYD Superintendent of Schools Barbara Fozelsanger Anna Lee Norcross Secretaries 1958 59 Board Ol Education Preszdent Iames B Hockersmrth Vice Preszdent Dr Chester Eastep .Solzcztor SHIPPENSBURG BOROUGH BOARD Iames Hockersmrth C L Curry B C Wrestling Rich ard Ruth Mrs Helen McLean I Kenneth Shoap Alex S Lrddle SHIPPENSBURG TOYVINSHIP SLHOOI BOARD VV A Addams Ir Nlark Mentzer Xhs Graydon Fisher Dr Chester Eastep Cherl mers P Means HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP SCHOOL BOARD Roy Davrdson ohn S Bert B S Cardner Martin I Reese john VV Hess Ir Officers William R 8 Secretary VValter B Reddr Treasurer Vlalter Howland Nlark SOUTHAMPSI ON CL NIBLRI AND BO XRD Ceorge Robinson Chester Smith leurs Bar SOUTHANIPTON FRANKLIN BOARD C A Kann Arthur Drthl Ford Brklt r Flmtr C rnxer Niark A Nloxserx NLM BL RG BOROLC H SL HOO1 BOARD Frank A Heberlrg 'Xlrs Grace Burd Nlerrrll lxendrg Philip C Hooxer Robert Ierrer , P 5 if fs- r, p A rn 7.1. ,V gf, I . f Q - . T. - V ' - 8 ' '- ' ' rnont, Clare Kerns, XVillizrm NI. Nlcilulloclr. . ,r . . v rl ,V rr rl, ..l' ,rl r -. . ,,.,. , .. . ,,' ' ' ' r '. ' l , , l ' . , I . - 'A - - . .. j' 1 v ' Y ' ' ' i V W A ,' 1 A 4 A . . , . , Q . , 1. . A ' 9' .DF- ' .W ALPHEUS P. DRAYER High School Principal - F s Ig, Good morning, Shippensburg Senior High School, says Mrs. Lorraine Reichard as she pleasantly answers the tele- phone. A. P. Drayer, principal, is dictating a letter to Mrs. Margaret Draver, who recently served as a supply secretary. Executives At Work Keeping the school in good running order and helping the students with their many curricular and extra-curri- cular activities are the main duties of the principal and the assistant principal. The work of the secretaries is assisting the administration by taking care of the corre- spondence and making up special reports. 462' HARRY G. JACOBS Assistant High School Principal Mrs. Lois E. Minnicks, secretary to the rinci al is uttin mail in the teach- P P , i P , ll ers' mailbox, while Harold Van Art K. L0rl'3il1C Reifharfl driver training teacher, is anticipating Secretary receiving student permits. Building For The Future SAMUEL L. DAIHL Guidance Director 54' MARY JANE SAYERS Guidance Counselor Counseling and guiding the students in their selection of courses and occupations are the duties of the Guidance Depart- ment. Seeing that the health ol' the students is ship-shape is the function of the Health Depart- ment, 1 A , I lO Discussing college plans are S. L. Daihl, guidance director. and joe Curran. -loc is planning a career in the ministry. Earl Ford is having his vision tested by Mis. Iflorcntc Burkhart. school nurse. Waiting in line is jovcc Pugh, Other members of thc school medical staff are Dr. Alhcrt W. lfrccman. tlmturg Dr. Allan I.. XVatts. dentist: Mrs. Doroths Recd. nurse: :ind Miss Xnnc Pnrsell, dental hygienist. 11 31 I? 113- ,. -.R ' ii rf C 8 X I Keeping the school buildings clean are Datiicl Cilaar and XVilIJt1r Piper. Other custotlinns me Robert Deck. :intl Rox Bezttn. while Hzttrx' lflolzi series as he-ml mztintt-nstnrt' man, Helzin' Miss Helen Low. tlietiliatn, zitntic' I I-I I I wholesome tneztls for the slttrlents me Mrs, Hztiel Myers, Mrs. Colleen lfrey, Mrs, Margaret Mitten, Mrs. Ethel Pztltner, Mrs, Mary Slioetnztker, Mis. Ifthel I,owrie, :intl Mrs, lilsie Smith, Serving as bus drivers for both senior and junior high school intl the elementux schools L is CI I I II R I l I Ford, M'illiam E. Bittinger, Fred R. Snouffer, Richard Dxarmftn Mnlxin Mnsser Xrthur Oclxcr 'NI s Halen B ton Rox lumlirr M Mary Kitzmiller, John Spidle, Mrs. Violet Cztssner Elmer Pipu X htti C 1 X I us R I gil ax I to is Xhscnt when the picture was taken were Lester Whitmer Mtlhttr Fogelstngct intl Phe Rei Chrence Kosu Ill enum. HITM nv fx? 'Wk P 4 Z 1 t I BU5 Q Traffic In Learning Surges Gnward The milestones on our high school road through education are many. As seniors, we can look back over the road which we have traveled, but which the underclassmen still have before them. Sometimes the road is a 3-lane highway and the sophomores, juniors, and seniors each stay in their own lane. However, not all the road is divided and much of the time, instead of traveling as individual classes, we travel to- gether as a high school, working for the same goals and purposes and enjoying the same activities. Guiding and directing us along the way is the faculty. In addition to teaching many class- es, they are always ready to in- struct, to advise, and to help us with our many problems. 'Q f'-f Suu? Qu-, t Q ' K I I as IJ lX'lI.l.I.XNI Ll. .XNfQI.li ll XROLD CI. BISHOP t.l.XIlYS NI. CII Xlathcmatits I'ioblt-ms of Democracy yjngligh Historx Latin Z-5 Here, some of the sophomores are taking an active part in class discussion. Sitting in the front row are Robert Carson and Martha Bauserman, while Beverly Deihl, Linda Franklin, Robert Gossert, and Jack Finkey are seated in the second row. Looking on with interest in the third row are john Leedy, James Bowden, Jacqueline Mitchell. Carol Martin. z-nd Bonnie Martin. Smiling in the fourth row are Charles Culbertson. Kathyrn Hurley, Lois Heberlig, and Constance Chamberlin, with George Heckman. james Andrews and Bill Kane, sitting in the hfth row trying to get the teachers attention. 1- Waiting in the lobln lor thc' lioinr' room warning bc-ll to ring :irc Rodin-X Rock, Hari Qtrznc-r. liutla Slllill. Katlilwn Nutlris .rn-f Ktnnx l'nni Shelby Kirby, Larry M'olfrom. Larry I-Ioltry. Donna Craw- ford, and Gary Pierantoni are shown looking over the Magazine Campaign Prires. 4' I, 3 'O' -6 x54 Al if lilif gg vrtxi-x iv. mint. IW F- IHVIUSUN journalism Biololll' English Health ' ' ' Caught admiring the Lower Susquehanna Championship Trophy for 1958 are Donna Reese, Leora XVenger, Charles O'Donnell, Walter Stouffer, Robert Shannon, Thomas M'illis, and Robert lVyrick. ?wfW?f slj 5 .- .5 1 Resting on the lobby stairs after eating lunth are Peggy Recd Ieanne Singiser, Thomas Yairner, kloann Sites. and loan XVil liams. while Ronald Ordwar, Charles Singer, Michael Ross and Robert Pyne enioi' watching thc- noontime dancing. llefore leating on a biology field trip these sophomores posed for a picture. Sitting in the front row are Donald Her- shey, Mark Keener, james Guyer, Delores Kelso, Sonia XVyrick, Ruth Morrison. Charlotte Berry, Nancv Hippensteel, Son- dra Hutchison, and Nick Gribble. Stand- ing in the second row, anxious to go on the trip are Kenneth Xsper, Dalton Cov. Mary Beth Drayer, Beverly Clippinger, Lois Blv, Arthur Horn, Harold Dice, Iulia McBride, Beverly Leberknight, Galen Martin. and Lee Brechbiel. YIQRNOX If. DYER Nlusit I-I I- XNOR QI. IfIiRCl'SON Iinglish ' fr: Enjoying the recess which taking of pictures has brought are Lharles Iiaughmau, Herman Iones, Regina Myers, Doris Davidson, sitting in the front IUXV. while Judith Head, Sue Dyer, Joyce Horst, Robert Iiyer, Ronald Lane. and XVayne Martin occupy the second row. In the third row are Gary Gallo, Robert Burkholdcr. jack Hockenherry. lYilliam Coy. Vince Harper, and Peggy Marks. Camera shy in the fourth row :irc Ilonuic- Kann. Ruth Nc-nninger, and Doris Nfillhousc. LINCOLN B. FOGELSANCIQR Music Hurrying across the parking lot. trying not to be tardy, are Charles Baer. Nathan Brechbiel. Odus Dingus, Ronald Fraker, Alice Black. Lois Dunlap. Marcia Linn. Elizabeth Baer. Veronica Harmony. and Mary Clough. Xizikiug use ol thc school lihrary are Ilarhziru Black. Iiugcuc- Ilockcnhc-rry. Ccorgc- Czilmcrt. Iiugeue Ilaipcr. Ricluud toy, and limi.: Holtry, sitting in front, In the hack arc Dcloroa Crouse, Patsy Dunsing. Keith I-Iyer, Patsy Ilathclrl, Iowa- Inu Harris, :md Rirhnr-l Ilacr. Richard Burkett can be found looking for a book. -1'-'11 .'lil' asa ig Q .. I ...I I I E. PEARL FOGELSANGER ROBERT M. FRANCIS Commercial Social Studies Watching the football players going to prar- iice are Gail Charles Betsy Burns, YVanda HOSICIICT, Barbara llziughman, and Rubv Brcnizc, standing in the front row. The four hoys in the second row :ure jack Bock, Dick Elliott, John llaiilman. :incl Mike Allison. ELIZABETH YV. GRATZ Engliih A+- Q- v',.k 7'-. x 'fi 4, if P ': -Q. .I -..x..,q', , . , -.,,. ' - is-ll J. XVESLEY HAER BLVXNCHE W, H.Xl.l-Q Director of Young Farmeri Nlusic Making use of the .Xclivily Room during study hall are Zella Swope, Wanda Var- ner, Romaine Nlclleth, Donald Snouffer, limis Pugh. john Hurst. and Wayne Shannon. Preparing to IESL their skill on the high jump :irc Sondra Brown, Palsy Hock. Ray jones, Lzirol Sloufler, Betty Bogar, Judy Y:-irncr, julia Magee, Cizirol Shoemaker, Sally Nice, -Ioan L, Burns, Carol Kirpatrirk, Bertie Xrchambeau. Bonnie Coffey. Margaret Finkey, Bonnie Nlentmr. :inrl Norma Gr-ricl. Sliown leaning thc ziiitlitorinm after an assembly :nc Ctirwx NK right. Pc-ggi Snoulicr. Lharlottc Ross and 'Ion Row, while Carolyn Ovru. I,cc Sthcaffcr. lax Reid, Bonnie Yziuglc, and Barry Xcglcx follow behind. Among the last to lcavc thciauditorium im' Inrrv Watlcl. Iingcnc- Miller. Pvggv Swiahcr. jznnm Skinner, :mtl Ciharlee Ornclorff. .A- Learning to be good hostesses in Home Economics class are Ann Baer, Barbara Gochenour, Sanda Swope. Anita Booz. ,luanila Shopc anfi Pcggx Oi'ntloi'H. Chatting together while waiting for their bus are Wilma Nlonn. Susan Ruth. Sara Heitshu, and Sandra Perry, with Barry Armstrong, Rav Reed, Paul Seibert and Roy Snoke in the second row. Looking down from the wall are Robert H'cax'cr. George Plank. and Garth Sleightcr, RCQVLQRIIIQ lil 115110135 1.1-,ORLI-l XI, KOHIHI' RON XI.lJ NI. I..UYHliXl5 Nl XRY lf. l.lillNl XX l'R XXK R. IJCRPQXY qhlnnwn-i311 Phxsicgil Iidiimrimi Comnierq-igil Pliuital lftliiczition .X2l'lt'IllIllIT Health llvziltli , 13 ' lb Q Q' n , 3 lk : 1 . - 6' V ' - ' S' N W ' ff -g -W -ff rv, 'l I6 il. E' JOHN I, MONN ROY Y. NIOKER LR XCZE W, PETERS KENNETH T. RINE XRD Xfathgmatiqs Chemistry Librarian Cosntnercial Chorus members and their friends enjoying a moment of relaxation are Reba Dyarman, Anna Borneisen, Lois Coy, Rob- ert Allen, Bill Nlinnick and Donald Dunlap in the front row. with Robert Ocker, Esther Burk- holder, Harold jones. Bill Reed. ,Ioan Barnes, Carol Graham and Beatrice Killian in the second row. Occupying the third row are Mike Harper, Larry Nehf. John Bert, Sara Hoover, Patsy Carroll. Barry Killinger, Patil Hock, Mary Kay Foreman, and Patsy Kyle. 4 Physics' Striving to be good typists are Darrell Yan Sycoc, jane Turnbach, Lewis Willis, and Martha Crider sitting in front, with Gary XVyrick. LaVonne Lytle, Bonita Varner, and Dorothy Watson in the second row. Enjoying themselves in the third row are Ed Zinn, Wayne Rideout, Richard Zonis, and Bonita Hell, while Don Sprecher. Nlilton Showalter. Nellie Mooney, and Vivian Nehf sit in the fourth row, Watching an intramural basketball game are john Forrester. Carlton Misner, Roberta Bell, Linda Helm. and Ronald Coleman. Sitting in the second row are Barbara Christman. .Io Ellen Kirssin, Donna Cayman, Peggy Diehl, Doris Baker, Gretchen Kegerreis, and Betty jane Beidel. while Bill Davis, Vivian Nfathna. Lloyd Heller, jerry Fickes, john Nfarpoe, Gary Boyd, and Leslie Keefer are discussing the score. Learning new skills in Industrial Arts class are Charles Wingert. Paul Yarner. jim Smith, Lee XValters, R. I-'. Van Scyoc, teacher, Ray Sprecher. George Powell. George Perry. and Ronald Nickey. S Vsing their study hall to do future homework assignments are jim Warren. Ronald Stouifer, Anna Sipes, Berk Winters, and Beverly Myers. Among the first to arrixt' for an as- sembly are Alice Kuhn. Glenn Smith. Richard Neff. Kay Burkhart, and Bill Higgins seated in row one. In row two are Sandy lfogelsangei. Howard Allen. Betty Karper, Don Rotl. Kenneth Crouse. and Carol lluhhs. while Harrx Kelso. Judy I.. Yznner. Rohert Gardner. Mary Alleman. and Shelby Butts art- found in the third row. Trving to End their assigned seats are Shirlev Cole- man. Robert Miller. Kzitlnxn llooxvi. and I.arrv Reddig. IO XNNA H, RVPERT English French Q. E. BARD RUPP History CATHERINE YV. SMITH Home Economics rf, Wishing all their classes could he conducted in the open air are jerry Lautshatigh, Lois Mains Pat Miller, Ed Harrie and Kirby Mentzer in front, with Don Betz. Brenda jones Martha Eutiv, Dena Nlowerv. joyce Cumming-. and Bob Burns in the second row. Aralene Groxe. Marv Killian. jovce Neil. llill Cilhert, Richard Naiigle. and Charles Craig pose happily in the third row. 'Jr nuff ' Dissecting a grasshopper, one of the many different animals studied in biology classes, are Glenn lVadel, Clyde Reese, Olivia Ewan, -Ioyce Rowlex and Roy Piper in row one. Seated in the second row are jane Warren, Ronald Mitchell, Bob Shoemaker, Carol Shantie, Dean l'lsh, and Charlotte Snoke, with Freda NIcNIiilIen, Sharon Light- foot, Judy Hale, Jean Forrester, Bill Spero, and Nancy Naugle in the third row, Enjoying their task, in the fourth row, are Bonnie Killian, Richard YVeller, Tom Lvnch, Larry Hockenberry, Ralph Nlorrimn. and jeff Kane. ELWOOD R. SULOFF JANE K. TRITT VIRGINIA. G. THRVSH HAROLD C. VAN ART Art Science History Drixer Training 1 ,ia ? '14 swfy 2 'I . -Q xg - ff T r 411' s Y k ix X l 9 N J-I RI! H XRD lf. YAXN SCYOCI Industrial Arts N 'tr if '? lf 22 DOROTHY R. WOOBIFR English Speech 'if' l Ss.. 4 F .eu -,ya Looking on as Dirk Fritz explains the chest cavitv in health class are Bill Hershey. Ronald Comer, john Alle- man. Clayton Johnston, and slim Rivers, Standing to get a closer look are Larry Bard. Don Kelso. and Bill RICA Cracken. pdf 1.1 lui! First to arrive in the lunch line are Kenny Weller, Merle Runshaw. Arlene Unger, Charlotte Stoufler, Kenneth Shuman, Gerald Plasterer. Lester Nor- cross, Galen Mowers: Audrey Needy, :ind Donna Sailharnmer. Taking advantage of the lunch breaks to pose for a picture are Robert Hztndshew. Xgtnu Nlcflulloch. Dick Hoy, Gary Hershey, Pennv Myers, and Gerald Stark in row one. with latnes Polk, Gerald Ripe. Bill Recdei. Ann Shindledecker st-ated 'in the second row. Trying to hide from the mann-in :uc Nztndrzi itouiler. lilimhetlt Baer, Iennie Ynrner, l,indzt Petruska. und Inson Xlztrtin. A 9.1 '52 K, Although school is over for the day, students return in the evening to see a basketball game. lfirst in line to get their tickets from R. Y. Mouer, director of athletics, are Jeanne Brown, Kay Farner, Betty Highlands, Bill Porter, and Beverly Fry. Others wishing to buy tickets are Bill Nickey, Linda Killian, jason Karper, Sarah Bigler, Connie Clark, Janet Hile, Doris Clendening. Harold Bard, joan E. Burns Donald Nlowery, Harold Nlcfioy, Earl Ford, Eugene Brechbiel, and Dana Heberlig. The Day Encls Now that the class has ended Robert Stexens, jim Polk, JoAnn johnson, Judy Myers, Yvonne Robinson. Sara Nehf, Julia Piper, Donna Long, Bob Wright. Barbara Mentzer wait for Mr. Piper, the bus driver, to get in the bus Already in the bus are Eugene Myers, Ray Ocker, Diane Strayer, Nancy Watvmn, Esther Killian, Harold Kurtl, Dave Robinson, jim RusQell, and Dick Baer. ,f N hen the rumor class meets mth any problems students turn to advisers Catherine Smrth john Nlonn head adsrser Brad Rupp md Ifllmbeth C r1t7 Class Officers Plan Activities With Advisers Class meetings ne xerx important lor the drtferent classes because at these plans are made for es ents such as the unror Senior Prom the Sophomore Soc Hop 'ind the Iumor Class trlp to Gettxsburg The adxrsers help with these etents bs gnrng rduce gleaned from past expert ences Presiding oxer the class meetings are Ohua Euan treasurer Bob Ocker ucepresrdent B111 Mc Cracken presrdent and Kart Iones secretarx Ronald Lauhead I-leanor Ferguson Xrrgrnra Thrush and l-hrold Bishop head adxrser straighten out tht problems of the sophomore rliss Xancx Xlcfnllorh :insurer Ihre Robinson rice president Imdl lranklin president and X tromm Harrnonr secret :rr Q- l 22 I 1 I 5 I . 7 'Q ,t p i 4' ' . . 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Then 1-fx uh, f, ,1 . - H' 11:32 f'f 1 1 Hcrc .irc wmc l1lL'S worn' in 111011111111 Hl'!l1l' Q! bg N 4 xx- ' .1 'gre g , .x 14. ,ax , Q, j. v , . .r 1 X1 ,H 5 'Ig 3 P A Q1 45 In 1'es11'ompec1. 12611121115 we wcxc Ll1I1l1S1I1g. 11111 l111'Ollg1l '65 01 our Szlrliel' days. 11111111 w11111xL.11.11g11111111.11 111 111111-11 11111 M111111 1.1112111.1. 1112111 ik, 7' zfi' I years we hzwc mule to 4111111-c-1111116 1111 111c IJLMI 1116111- ' I 1 l ' ' , I X. .I , N 1 I TX I t I I E- ta ' I . V A 5' 3 l 1 1 M.. . My l 1 l L+ E Q Through The Years They Have Served Our class officers have always led us wisely and capably. Chosen carefully by fellow students, they have served us well. In our sophomore year, from nominations presented by the faculty, Dale Kann was elected presidentg Lester Clippinger, vice-presidentg Linda jones, secretaryg and Alan Gamble, treasurer. ln our junior and senior years, a new proce- dure was introduced. By getting enough students' signatures, any student could be a candidate for an office. After petitions were circulated, an election was held. The results for both years were the same. We elected .Tim LeDane, presi- dentg Chester jones, vice-president: Linda jones, secretaryg and Mary Ann Beyers. treasurer, listlter Mae Albright lisllmr .Une WCW 32 l-Iilflt ll Future Homo makers ol America 2, 3: Dancing I: Chorus 2: Booster Club fl: Driver 'Training 2: Intramurals 1 'P il Beatrice Ann Altlier Ben Arm Library l. 3, Yite'l'resident fl: Business Club l, 2. 3. Recording Secretary 2, Treasurer 35 Tri- lli-Y l,2. fl. Assistant Chaplain 2. U X QAM 1 NVQ' Ciuf . vbqx' Ronald Angle n XXQA Ron yy, Q hx Vi-S, QVNX XKVWX X Barker, Co-Advertising Manager 1 ,- 3g Press 2, 35 Art lg Dancing 25 xx, Sportsmen 3: Driver Training 21 K Chorus 2. 3: Senior lfund Rais- Y ing Committee 3. Nxw-5 Vg i Cf- y3rNxiXK XWN7 Qqaewsw WJ R QNGXSLX-I5 QW ,CQ Hazel Lavin a Baer Hazel Student Council l: National Honor Society Il: Library 3: Business Club, Vice-l'resiclc-nt fl: Dancing 2. '--3 . r. 1 'S- 'C' 4-, , If . . ffi Klart .Xnn Begun Aim Pliotograplix. Xitc'l'i'esiclt-tit l: tliortis lg Color Cuaid l. Booster llub l. 2. Tl. gl'Il'l'lLllN fl: lnti.tintii.tl- l. 2. Il, wr, vm-9 if r X9 QM. X 2 -sv. f ',,.i 'Y 'ig i YB- 9 QQ -G?-S Richard l.ee Beidel Iliff: glll1l!'lll Cnunril, BllQil1CifiBll1l.l1 .igti fl: Xfl l. 3: Sportstnhi 2, fl Chorus flg Driver 'tlifainitxg l Rrtrvatioti I: 2. I, J i, , , ii J l 1. ' l vii W L. s Aj ' ' L' fy - l ., I , ,I , f , ' 4 IA . V , P 'Z Wt ,I . Malrf, Anti Beyers ,llnrw Ami L Stroll fl: Barker 2. Ili .Xrt 2 lrentli 2: National Honor So tiety 2. fl: Dancing lg Cliecrlcatl ing l, 2, 33 flirls' .Xtlilelic .XS sotiaition 2, fl: Class Treasurer 2 fl: Driver Training l: Intra murals l, 2, 31 Class Play 2 Steeriiig Lominittee fl. Robert .-Xrtliur Bigler B011 Barker 33 Press 2, 33 Dancing l. 23 Electronics, Vice-President 2: Band l, 2: Dramatic Club, Vice- President fl: Driver Training 2. Helen Bittinger HIIHPX' Scroll. Circulation Manager 3: Student Council l, 2g .Xrt 1, 2. fl: Settt-tarr-'lirezisurcr 2: Sports- mt-n I1 Cborus 33 Color Guard lg Booster Club l, 2, fl: Drixer ligiining 2: filztss Plat 2. Rai 5liields Breclibit-l Run ltiltttt latniets ol Xnitiita l 2. '4. lt-.ttlit'tti.tlt l 2. Il: .Millio- llsll.il Xisls l. 2. fi. B11-ebttll l. ii A1 Marybelle L. Brinkerhoff Brinkerbelle Scroll 33 Barker 1, 33 Press Club 1, 33 Dancing ll Chorus 3: Or- chestra 1. 23 Band lg Booster Club l, 2, 33 Driver Training 23 Intramurals l. 2. 3: Class Play 2. Lf i Sara Ann Burt! I, i hi Sara Ann 7 Q V 1 ' J Student Council 13 Photography. Treasurer 23 Latin l,2,33 Quae- stor l, Pro-consul 33 Leather- craft, President l3 Audio-Visual ,Kids 33 Girls' Athletic Associa- tion 2, 33 Driver Training 2: Class Play, Stage Manager 2. Joyce Ann Caruso I0 Library l, 2, 33 Dancing l: Leathercraft 1, 33 Chorus 2, 3: Driver Training I. f 4' f - 7 .f if M ' 1, 3 ' :Af f -,A 1. Q I f t iff' f 1 Af, A ,- I k f 1 L ng I' Y . X IJe3terfDgfC'fifIKJinger, 5 lji C f - A r i L11 C11 , 3' P irw 'fill ,. - 1 L, u LQ li fScrol, Sports Editor 33 Barker. z Sports Editor 33 Student Council lg Dancing lifihorus 2x53 xiicciz Presglenxts 33 'OrcheQtra'l, , 'dxxfhlanager 2, President 33 . Student Director l, 2, 33 Vice- President 2, Prefdent 33 Claw V'c I'resQe liqiffrix EF iTrain 1 - ' t ' ' - in-Qiljigekjilntrziiigtxrals kixfdargs I lax Paaeelafhf 3 low, 3, 4 V A Q. , , C f 'Y S i ,N 'le , .xxx V F 1. ,. X5 2 LX xi Patricia Ann Byers Helen Lotxrseglougli :Bk 1 Y ' L ,- r I , - x Patty f Qoxutzsvex, 5 KX N. , K L .. U fm., Art 1, 23 Dancing 13 Sportsmen L Future Homemakers of America 2, 33 Girls' Athletic Association I, 2, 3, Secretary 33 Leather- 3: Intramurals l, 2, 3. fn' craft 13 Tri-Hi-Y I, ,XD iver' X ft 11 'AL Training 2. it L: xr I rx- , J y 3.-, 'SX 1. 3 X VV. . : 'W , to I QS ,W .wc ff M :N 3-2+-'Q .1 X if xxiv' Y ll at H 4 T es Wil iam Carl, - I Margaret Louise Clough les Y i if' cv ll sf, N55 ki, 1 ag ScrolLY3iJHat?qfP, 2, 3, Sport!! 5 Future Homemal-ters of America Editor 2,iEd tor 33 Press 2, ' I, 2, 3, President 33 Leathercraft Studepb-'Council 23 Latin, Vice- I3 Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3: Chaplain 3: President 2, President 33 Na- Driver Training 2. tional Honor Society, Vice-Presi- dent 33 Future Teachers of America 2, 33 Dancing 13 Sports- , Q men l, 23 Orchestra 2, 33 Driver I .fll Training 23 Senior Fund Rais- ing Committee 3. , Q Q 1 , 1,3 Q v nl -M ' l ,J ,f ' A ' .Ll VJ G., , - v Q i 1 7' , fi Robert Carroll I Ma 1 Dogglfas LQOW3' 4 Fuzzie QL ,t D ugff y- ii' .,,l' N , . I ,Q X 1, . I . 1 Q 4 Lt! Q 'CKE , . A 1 fi Y Damlng 1- Ch6SS 2. 3- ' Latin estra , , 33 Band Recreation l, 2. ., A sr l, 2, 33 Bdsebal l3'fWrestling 1: uw X, L, Hriver Trgj,2ijhgL2: Recreation 2: , 1 A , , , WA' Hand 3. f . -1' , rv.. ' V I IN lj If : J ,- ,, It as - .52 XN'ayne Franklin Clrziig, Ir. Burk Q . luturc Pziriucrs of ,Xuicriczi I - 2, 3, Clliziplniu fl: Dancing l 'Y I.earlic'rcr:1fr I. 2: Spoilsinc-ii 2' 650' Ds.. fp If .xx ei QA fad' .1 lnrrrunurails I . 2. 3: Rccirzilicm fl Nancy .-Xnu Kli c'sslc'1 Xa llfliflll Scroll fl: Dancing I: Cliorus I 2, 3: Girls' Xllilclic Xssociauion 2. 3: Cliccrlezuling l. 21 Treas- urc'r 2, Booster Club 33 Drivci' 'lirziining 2: Inlrzunurnls I. 2. fl Class Plas' 2. Robert CI. Crouse H011 Business Club li Dancing l. 2: Chorus I, 2. 3: Recreation 2. losepli XYiIlizun Clurraui loe Scroll 3: Dancing l. 2: Xuclio- Yisual .Xicls l. 2. 3: I-llc-ctrrmics 2: Cilicss I, 2, fl: Sporlsincn I: flliorus 33 llI'lXf'l' lrziining 2: Rc-creatiuln 2. ngljv .Il I 'V 'I Al f . q,g,L I., .. W., ,. 'I' xy 4 I 4, i .af ' Ii ' 133 VW ffl' I . I I ' , ,. I I . - , . ff!--1 L' nfl!! -nf J if' l , . 4, fff I ' X'Izu'tlin luuc' Dic'lIl .llflrli llnuciiig I: lc'.uIlIe-irmll I. fl f Ilkiyiie Diehl 1,1-fkll' lururc- lfziruicus ol .Xnicrica l. 2. fl: lllcclrouics I. 2: Icfnthm .I c1'RfI l. .I Dcloris lcuin lillllll X 1' x' luluic' llmuvuizilsc-is ol lxlDCl'IK1l I. 2. fl: llilllllllg I: Tri-Hi-Y I 'I: Dlixm Illfilllllllg 2. Lester Vlzunes Ifziilor. lr. 11.5 I-'uturc IJZITIIICYS of America l 2. 3: Secretary 3: Dancing l I.cf:itl1c'i'c'rnfI l. Harry Douglas Ferrell Hmm' Latin I: .Xuclio-Visual .Kids I, 2 II: l'ICSlllClll fl: Cilicss 2. 3: Drii c-I' lfilllllllg I: luiizuuuizils 2 Rccrczuiou 2, II. 'sporlsiiwii I. 2 lfcmtllllll 2. il, I zyvlf' 1 I fx .I ' Xlgl yin 1f'C5gf'ls:illfgc5- f ' 'J' 7 ff., ' ' lIi,'H',lZ ,y lf I Scliill ll: Ntlllflllll' Qkanmii, 'il-in-:I La! 'I,lLX1Jl: Xrx Ip, I.uin 1: Nziumfil ' llffllfll' Nf51,Il'jy.lIlf Jlliiiciug I. I ,f'Iuum' If 2,' II: I'i'4niti5:n1 3706 c l , Ilicfsrm 'J,li9, I: lflqltilllllf J l 2 I :,.. Q? r-ner,-2. 2 f 'J T 71 -33 'zffdff' Q.. '. ,524 'I go ii 6 Robert Xlloodrow Forrester Bob Future Farmers of America l, 2, 3, President 3: Leathercraft l, 2, 3. Fred Floyd Franklin Ben Future Farmers of America, I 2, 3, Sentinel 3. 2,--, f M Q. s ' , P I' F 1 N rf .-' 'r 1' h r an 3 J, N . T 1 ,, ., Y , R I X let' V Q' f - ft fl' X X X. f , X e f ' . i . I C X. 4 , -f K f , r. ' Af' Rx D , f , Lt' , jf 4,5 ff 'V 1, 17 M ' - VV Carol Ann Frey , x Rosalyn Marie Cayman Rosie Dancing lg Leathercraft 25 Boost- er Club, President I, 2, 35 Girls' ,Kthletic Association 2, 35 Intra- murals l. 2. S, Donna Rae Gettel 120217114 Future Homemakers of .Xmeritzt 2. 3, Treasurer 35 Leathercraft lg Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, fl, Treasurer 4 2. fl. Z' . - s L' X . 'N f xy . NNY sa -, . -K.. , ' lwlzi ,xlJl'V,t f . 1 ipu wi, L , ,V llfiflliiivfifiselilffj 1 l Carol 1 leanrg J' L -N , f Ll, A ' Chorus l, 35 Girls' Athletic Assn- -N 3 ,itfflfhgxgj 8 Hilrig 21 ciation 35 Driver Training 25 In- 1 SPOTE-Wy? ik, 25 Col ard 2: tramurals 2, 35 Dramatics l, 2. LDBOOLUF QL l- 2. YHYUUYHIS at T hu Any w Colleen B. Fulton f Colleen Band lg Booster Club 3: Drixer Training 2. il J Nancy Rae Grissinger Rm' Latin lg Leathercraft l5 Chorus I, 2. 35 Girls' Athletic Association 2. 3: Intramurals l. 2, fl: Dra- lnailits fl. L 1 aj ,li ' 1 , WML lift All LU 3,1101 pid xii! M' an 'fi-f fb! 7 f J 46 LLM' ul 'YJ V. ,nb f 1 .A I ' L 1 f,V 4411 j I ,fl if 4 ,. .K , ,ff ' VK! f , .L I VV' !. . U J 44, ILL Y, V , ,l L ,Ll ' K nl . ' 1 1 J ' .Klan Dean Gamble 'X Grim Scroll 33 Student Council l, 2, 3. Treasurer 35 Orchestra 15 Band l: Baseball l, 2, 35 Class Treas- urer lg Intramurals 2, 3: Recref ation, Vice-President 2: Class Plav 2. George ll'illiam Guyer fiforge Xit l: Dancing l. 2, Chess lg Sportsmen I, 25 Dramatics fl: Recreation l, 2. 3. If 1 I ff',f.. Barbara -lean Head Barb Art 33 Leathercraft I, 25 'l'rcas urer I, Booster Club I. 2, 3 Treasurer 2. I ' l , I I I -,L 1 LD' 1, Ii fLL ' ff ' l T 1 'Vx , I- Y I ff? V1 If Jr I ' A UL l9,U V ' , 7. g , l'L' l I l, ' J L . IJ' L Il - 1 Vs.- CI, ,lf 2, I faltiei ouliie Hcileqf 5 Nw U' AML in I ,Q,Da,nc.ing I, Sportsmeftkl, 2: Or chestra lg Band lg Booster 2, 31 Girls' Athletic Association 2, 3 Intramurals I, 2, 35 Class Play 2 Vtlinifred I.. Heberlig VV1'nnz'e Art 2, 3, Vice-president 35 Latin l, 2, Dancing Ig Leathercraft, President 33 Driver Training 2, 1 . ,V - I itcht rf gg at f, f , 1.2 1 of Z k.'f',f1I JNQ' 1 f f L' Y 'ffl'-2 P , A., Q!uLiC'LfLLj! I A . 1 ,, L, lj- , ci' Chloe Evelyn Heckman Sis .Kd , I Library I, 2, 3, Vice-President 2 President 3: Dancing I. Beatrice Heelner Bcnlif Student Council 2: Business Club 33 Dancing I: Leathercraft I: Booster Club I, 2. 3: Girls' Ath- letic Association 2. fl. 30 ,X 1-me Ia , Th lqx 'fl' . x I L r 1 4 . '-fr ,ans ah.. 4.6, Stephen l'Vayne Helm The Kid Scroll 2, Fl, Barker 2. 33 Press 3: Dancing l, 25 Chorus 2, 33 Var- sity' 2, fl: Football l: Baseball 2, Tl: Wrestling I, 2, 3: Dramatic. President ffl, Driver Training I: Intramurals l, 2, 3: Recreation 2. fl: Class Play' 2. Sarah lane Hensel Snmll Xrt I, 23 Leathercraft lg 'l'ri-Hy Y l. 2: Dancing I: Driver Train- ing I. Bonnie Mae Hershey Bonnie Art lg Dancing 13 Sportsmen I: Chorus 2, 3: Band 33 Girls' Ath- letic Association 2, 3: Driver Training 2: Intramurals I, 2, 3. II f , It 1 t alikea rshey g nr , . 'lZiardf2: fader Club I L. ' 'rc-asn er ice-President fl' Girls' .Xth ic .r ssociation 2. 5 ' 1 ff'- fl. Vice-l'rcshlcnt 3: Driver Train- r 'I ' sl ing 2: Intramurals I. 2. fl. Brenda lane Hoth li rffrlrlrl Stroll fl, National Honor Sotieli fl: Business Club l, 2, 3, Corres- ponding Sctretary 2, President Pl: l.t-attliertriaft I: Girls' .Xthlclit Xssotiation 2, fl, Secretary 3: Intramurals l. 2. 3: Class Plan 2: Dralnatics 3: Drixer l'rain- ing I. janet Louise Hornbaker Ian Future Teachers of America l. 2. Treasurer 2: Library 1, 2: Business Club 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Driver Training 1. Peggy Ann johnston Peg Dancing l, 2, Driver Training 3: Scroll 33 Barker 3. Chester B. jones the A Chet V Student Council I, 2, 3, Vice- President 33 National Honor So- ciety 2, Sg Orchestra lg Varsity 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 2, President 3: Football 1, 2, 33 Basketball 1, 2. 3: Baseball 1, 2, 3: Class Vice- President 2, 3: Driver Training lg Steering Committee 3. Linda Irene Jones Linda Scroll 31 Dancing l, 2: Sports- men 23 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3: Girls' Athletic Association 2, 3: Class Secretary l, 2, 35 Driver Training lg Intramurals l, 2, 3: Steering Committee 3: Class Play 2. Dale Eugene Kann Dale Scroll 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3. Treasurer 25 National Honor Society 2, 3, President 33 Danc- ing lg Chorus 2, 33 Orchestra 11 Wrestling lg Class President lg Driver Training 2, Intramurals lg Class Play 2. ,il W . . ,Mi 4:5 Q tx' 5,- -318 ,,a4lu 9'5- 'Us 1'-'nv Q-I 0--5 WN -T: .cil- '83 -gk -QM 'F , Tas., 5-,KH vwrt ti' I rzfxbf ffl Glenn Irvin Keeseman Glenn Photography l, 2, 3: Driver Training 25 Recreation 2. Barbara glean Kegerreis Harb Photography lg Leathercraft 1: Sportsmen l, 2, 33 Booster Club fi: Girls' Athletic Association 2, IS: Driver Training fl: Intru- xnurals I, 2, 3. Anna Elizabeth Kendig Betty Photography, Secretary lg Leath- ercraft, Secretary lg Dancing lg Driver Training l. if T7 s H .J u Marcia Ann Kirssin Marcia Scroll 3: Barker 1, 2, 3, Assistant Exchange Editor 2, Feature Edi- tor 3g Press l, 2, 3, National Honor Society 2, 3: Future Teachers of America lg Leather- craft 23 Orchestra l, 2, 3: Girls' .Xthletic Association 35 Senior lfund Raising Committee, Chair- man 3g Driver Training 25 In- tramurals l, 2, 35 Class Play 2. Barbara .lean Koser lemmie Scroll 35 Dancing lg Leathercraft 33 Sportsmen 23 Girls' Athletic Association 2, 35 Intramurals l, 2. 3: Driver Training 2. NI. jean Laidig jean hh s SCIOU. Girls' Sports Editor 33 Barker 23 Dancing Ig Chorus I, 2, 35 Cheerleading lg Booster Club 2, 35 Girls' Athletic Associ- ation 2, Sg Intramurals l, 2, fig Class Plav 2. Ray Leland Landis Rm' Audio-Yisual Aids I, 2. 31 Chess 33 Sportsmen l: Intramurals l. Charles E. Lautsbaugh Charles Future Farmers of America 2. 'tug james Eugene Le, a e jim WU A ee 'Scroll tud mil - fr- , , ' Ho c' I cports- 4:,1' 5 Q en. c re e 3 arsity l. 4 cret ' , 3: If othall l. U bin 3g Wrestling l. 2 ass President 2, 33 Driver ining 1' 1 MV2 sg , ra ur s , .. . tx . R reatxon 2'fgl UQ Commit- tec N 42 ,M L' , I ' 1 Allan ,lay Lovell Al Dancing 1: Leathercraft 2. 3: Spurtsmen l: Football 2: Baskets hall l: Intramurals 2. C. Max Madden .lIlIX Press 2: ,-Xrt 2. fl. Vice-President 2: Dancing 2. Il: Leathercraft 3: Electronics 2, Football 2, Wrest- ling 2. 3: llramatics. Secretary- Treasurer 3: Recreation 2, 3. Mercersburg Academy: Football lg Track l: Marshall Literary Sotietx l: Pigmies Exclusive l. Patsy B. Haley Pat Business Club l, 2, 3, Assistant Recording Secretary 3, Leather- craft l, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 33 Intramurals l, 2, 3. ulia Mae Martin jzzlztz 'l ri-Hivt l, 2, 3. . A , bv x,,,, '09 ii v Q Lt, WV 6 ON i ,gk V , WN' J lilynn ,xrrtwr UML Rose Klart Nlartin , en zxymi 'N ' WJ Row Mary, WF x w ' , - fj . l1ll..X ilIg ' gg lark- Iii-Hifi 1, 2. LS. lhixcr taglin- ,,A nf c- r tlfkert sing Manage M ing 2. if-X f -L . fm .-. :sq .Xrt lg 1.310 r ' f , ,-,'4' C' . 1 S . 1 n 2., fl Prhnd ii. J ' rm II iz . 3. M BX Secretaryffreastirer 2: Latin QA, l, L! Prwyi: D cing' -C 'Q-me National Honor Society 3: Dafnft- J feilctrtliercr ft 2, , Sec e ry- ing lg Sportsmen 2: Band 2, 32 QYCZIV r :I ,Xu li Yi 'dk Booster Club l, 2, 3: Girls' Ath- ', l. I f7?4ri1qn?fX'i eilfr em letic Association 2. 3: Drivqb Vr tn 2fDritie T ing., '-fx., Framing 2, Intramurals l. 2. lr Willa' 4 , Class Plav 2. K X 7 A 'lb , it . PM ' J d Bonita lean Nldlath Robert Luke Nlentler Bomzie 13011 F, fqg Scroll 3: Dancing l: Driver i,il0IUgl'2ilJilf l: lfuture lcztcli- Training 25 Barker 3, cu of .XlllCl'lC2l 2, 3: SPUTISIIICII lg Clliorus l: l-'ootliall 31 Ilitrzl- I '- murals I. 2, Il: Rccrentifm 2. ww U Q ' WMCAMQ MLM' Mi W 2 ' Xlnrlin liugene Hell ciill'iSlill2l lilifznlmethe Metz .llm Iwi' Teenie l.ezltl1et't1'uft 21 SpOrlStllCl1 21 l tltlu'c HillllCllllllxClS oi .Xtneritzt llzmtl l, 2, fl: llriwr Training l: 2, 33 11311191-qmii lg 'l'1-i-Hin' 1, llzmcc llzmcl Il. 2, fl. i,lC9iClCllI Il. I.Ol'Cll2l Nine Mellinger Rimlmrcl lX'illi:nn Nlitcltell Lorie Iliff: SQ Tlxl'l l, J, ,lg lien l, 3, 35 llnming 2: Llieas ly Basketball ' 1 - lfuture 'l'c:u:licrQ of .Xtncriczt I: 2: llriu-r lrzuining I1 Recrui- 41' X llnncing l: I.czltl1erfr:1ft 2: Ilfrll l. 3. 5. V S mrmncn 23 Clhorux 3: Orches- lctir' .Xvocizttion fl: Ijl'lllllZlll4N. Irczrsurcr l: lhixcr 'l' aining 2: liitrzunumls I. 203: fljjgsylmlikljr - .pfflf V 'FIIMJ7 .Ltr Q! . IMI 'nf' lf' v' .1 , ,Vbif,-'i f' -4 . ly. ,J f'J1ti'J4p:iN' My 7I'L ul I. VV I 1,41 ,V ,ff f fa , F f ., . ,Lf .vb , ,lip Huw J ' , 14, ',' 'V ,,, ffjrf W if 2 of. 'I.l!li4lV lI4b ,JJM yuznltl Eugene Nloztts . I L, 'I QWMVLL-u, -Lfsffyvifdill ff - Ilfllftilll' - i , I tu lfily-Kfaijippj 3: .Xrt l, 2, 3: Sportsincn lltigbgill, 2 .3 del A0 will A mf fmotliull, Nlzmztger 2, 3: Rev , .nt 'Il ioi oi S05 I ' .tion 2, fl: lluskctlmll l, 2, Il. I 1 5 uct? .1 u ' ers! yr .Km ' , A I, ' csnleDgf'!, 3: j , D11 i 12 Vysiitcri ', O V ll i l c 1 ii Lljhlul W Ill. . 1, F :L i-S1 I QQ, , Q ' : ' Juf .L-fl .V fr .f 1 Barbara M3536 J ULU Ma Mattie Ie' er JV Barb ,. fn I fl,vlUT .V , ,f .f Uv 2 1 I Scroll, B :grass Manager 3: .Xrt , Mlarqcilgg C96 Sflho 443' 9 LEW Qi? Patsy Lee Monn Pat .Xrt 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 2: Business 2: Dancing lg Sports- men 3, Betty jean Morrison Betty Student Council 2: Tri-Hi-Y 2. Ianet Louise Mummert lanie Scroll 3: Library 1, 2, Vice-Presb dent lg Business 2, 3, Corres- ponding Secretary 3: Future Homemakers of America I, 2: Tri-Hi-Y '32 Driver Training fgzllclf f fn! 1424 . Robert A. Murray B011 ' Dancing I. 2: Wrestling l, 2: Recreation 2. 3. Betty Ann My ei s Bt'H.s' Press l: Dancing l: Legitlicrcraft l, 2, Secretary-Tiezisurcr 2: Booster Club l. 2. 3: Girls' Ath- letic Association 2. 3: Intra- murals l. 2. 3. 71 .. ,I 162 N if ,nf-A fl ,f -4 ', .f ,an wr' l ...rf .gf 3 ii fi 's , Vo 6 S -lk, I 'X . W' up-v 'QS Bill Allen Myers Bill .Xrt 2: Dancing 2: Chess 1: Rec- reation 3. Gail Louise Myers Grzilie Press lg Student Council 2: Pho- tography 2g Leathercraft 2: Boost- cr Club I, 2, 3: Girls' Athletic Xssociation 2. 3: Intramurals 1, 2, 3. Larry D, Myers Larry Future Partners of America l, 2, 3: Recreation 2. Robert L. Myers Bob student Council lg Art 1, 2. 3: Dancing l, 2, 3: Leathercraft 35 Electronics, Vice-President 2: Chess 1, 23 Basketball 1, 31 Base- ball l, 2, 3: Drainatics 3: Drixer Iraining 1: Intramurals 2: Class Play 2. l.intlgi .lessie Xaugle luis llniniiig 2. lli.1li1.itits l. Marvin Bryce Naugle, lr. 13111511 C larl blames Nocho fiflTIO.Y Xrt l. 23 Driver Training 25 In lramurals l. 2. 3: Reerea io 1,3 19 f 7 IW 'X M KJ Linda Kay Noel linda Scroll 2, 3, Assistant Editor 3: Press 2, 3, Barker I, 2, 3, Ex change Editor 33 Chorus I: Drix t-1 lraining 2. 5' tr? spa Quai 1 . .R 1'-'f A 411 ..,--' in A A :Him Donald K.. Ofker l 111121 Student Council 3: Danting l, 21 4, 4 l.CillllCHI'ZlfI lg Sportsmt-n. Vice- lv President lg Varsity 2, fl, 'Ireas '17 urcr 3: l-'oothall l. 2. fl: Rt-1 rea --' lllbll 2: Class Plas' 2. 'Q Nellie ,Kun Ott Xelliz' Business 23 Dancing lg Tri-lli-X 3: Driver Training 2. L Q... 'Y 23: si , T Rx fra' Yi Q 'fb o Robert Oyer Bob lilet tronics l. 2. Charles Nl. Paxton Sorzrzey Photography 33 Dancing l: Leatherrraft l. 3, Treasurer l. Vice-President 3: Sportsnien I. 2. 7. Fl V 7 .Vw u ,' if 2 J' X, 1 A122 .,,, X, lv If ,. David Richard Perry Spike I.eathert'raft 33 Sportsmen l,2, Il. l 'llrr t QQ XX ,1NlaryiXDQiise Perry 1 'lq1fdf7f7f 1' l iv fl 'lg I'liriirig'i fipliy, 'lreasurcr l: Latin . 'J lloosilfr uh l. 2. 3: Dra4 We ,WJ lllllfS l. 2: 5fIlIllllI'ill9 l, 2. 31 Cl'lss I D Q lr n, , ' 1 Q A , v . JL ,W QW Xl lp Xl li l QQ tx A JM l A LJQ J ki KJ Pix l , k x V xlxfh D JU We Q K, l Klart' Ann Petruska .llrlwf-11121 I,ibrai'y l, 2, 3, SCfl'Cl2lff'1,lwl'EZlS' urer l, President 2: Business Club lg Leathercraft. President fl: Tri-Hi-Y l: Driver Training 2. -x .,. .!,- A..- Thelma Virginia Piper Thelma Future Homemakers of American l, 2, 3, County Council Repre- sentatixe 5: Leathercraft lg 'I'ri- Hi-Y 3: Driver Training 2. Galen Lee Plasterer Galen Leatllercraft l, 25 Sportsmen I: Football lg Intramurals I. 2, 3: Recreation 2. 3. .Ioyce Ann Pugh Qloycie Scroll 35 Barker 33 Press 33 Li- brary I, 2, 3, Secretary 33 Leath' 1-rcraft. Yice-Pliesident 2. Iufvbl ,t ...fbi J flu L 77 .J ll 1154 Aw . L Lj1fjJ2!'bVgaJ . ,f'J ' ' 4 ' 1 J fl it .lf ' l' ., ' -f' A V r L .c , f , ,L M I , J 1' 2 ' .1 f' . I . . ,. fl, , + lV77,w7l Doilhld XK'illiznn Pyne Ilan me Future Farmers of ,Xrnerica l, 2. 3, Vice-President 3, Dancing l: Leathercraft, Vice- President 3: 134 Sportsmen 2: Recreation 2. fl. 6 l VC, xyutfr IM tcrrcl .Ti nxuwtt Xgx-,Q xrtg, rgfm txt A lt .amd fi-C. bubir QQ V Aj 'XNxTXflYX1, few FW XXJXCQS NUQ x xt wo... www 1-ttft1f.1SM-llw' Nancy Kathryn Poe Cll2iflCS Ramp, llr. Pose 1 Chilli 5 'Qs 7.5 SL-roll, Edjtnr 35 Barker 1, 2, 33 Dancing lg Chess lg Sportsmen Press l, 2, 3, French, Secretary- ll Varsity 2, 31 Football 13 Bas- Treasurer 23 National Honor kfiball 1- 2, 33 Baseball 2- 33 ISP Society 3: Future Teachers of RCCTCHUOYI 3' America 3: Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation 2, 3, Treasurer 33 Dra- matics 15 Tri-Hi-Y, Secretary l, President 25 Driver Training 2: Intramurals l, 2, 3. ff fftj'-l'X 'Saga '4 'ntiffl llQQDQY' 'S XQXN li .3 c . J.. X Y A Q55 git' Qrvtlit Yuexv-OQQ YW! WMA KNWAPQNX Qll XX I- l.'LXu iff ijtrtx C Qxfxt. Y XX QXXN -CX KW XFKQA V Viizif cbt' .x 4 ' , tu' XQDCK fi 'f-Q5 QXINC QS- lfitre ' 'rlflfv ,row 'tj ,dx Kathrvn lanette Proctor BClly Lou RClJ0lv l' l . , . , , I Kathy 36153. Ji v fd 1? Business Club l, 2, 3: Dancing l: Driver Training 2. Donald Cllslrk Pugh llrnl Stroll fl: sllllll'l1l flilllllll 2. fl: Dancing l: Slior'miicl1 I1 Orthesr tra lg llaml l, 2g lsllfllljilll I: Baseball l, 2. 3: Retieation 1: Clllss l'lau 2 lhslwllmztll l. 2, fl. Ulf fe N , -. .Xrt 1, 23 Futurefbfeach ritol . Xmerica I 2' Dancin lfCLea 1 1-rrraft 3: Driver 'Pairing 2.59 ' llztrry George Relzntk HIll'l'X' l'lllllI'L' l'ztrnn'rs ol Knit-ritz: l. 2. fl, i fl X4 -6 44 Richard H. Rebuck Dick Scroll 35 Student Council 1, 2, 35 National Honor Society 2, 3: Dancing 25 Electronics 25 Chess l, 25 Sportsmen 15 Chorus 33 Driver Training 25 Steering Com- mittee 3. Verna Isabelle Reeder Verna French 35 Future Teachers of .ktnerita l, 25 Future Homemak- ers of America 2, 33 Dancing 15 Leathercraft 35 Driver Train- ing 2. 5 9 Nedra Ruth Rine A edra Scroll 35 Student Council 15 French, President 25 Chorus 33 Nine Sharps 3 Orchestra 1, 2, 39 Booster Club l, 2, Vice-President .J lg Intramurals l, 2, 3. Donald Ray Rotz Don Chess l, 35 Orchestra 2. 3: Band 1, 2, 3. Shirley Ann Rotz Sli irley Dancing 1, 25 Leathercraft 25 Cheerleading 2, 3, Captain 35 Booster Club l, 35 Girls' Athletic Association 2, 35 Driter Train- ing 25 Intramurals l, 2, 3. K J ,J 1 'I at we tt ,,' I Bonnie Jane Russ Rusty Art 1, 25 Photography lg Booster Club l, 2. 35 Girls' Athletic As- sociation 2, 35 Intramurals 1, 2, 3. Kenneth E. Robinson kenny Chorus l, Driver Training l, Recreation 2. Cynthia Mae Russell Cynth za .Xrt l, 3, Dancing I. Diane Louise Rock Rocky Scroll 35 Dancing l5 Chorus 2. 35 Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Band l, 2. 35 Girls' Athletic Association 3: Driver Training 25 Intramurals l, 2, 3. fl, ' , In , X512 37 ,f' f, Lt. 2 ,X , Deborah .lane Russell Debbie Scroll 35 National Honor Society 35 Chorus l, 2, 35 Nine Sharps l, 2, 35 Girls' Athletic Associa- tion 2, 3, President 35 Intra- murals l, 2, 3' Class Play 2. Emma lane Ruth Em my Student Council I: Leathercraft 2: Chorus 3: Orchestra l, 2: Driver Training l. Gloria Mae Smith N Gloria J' snort 2, 3, C0-Advertising Man- ager 33 National 'Honor Society 2. 3, Secretary' 35 Dancing ll Sportsmen, Treasurer 23 Major- ette 2, 3f'Booster Club l, 2, 3. Secretary 1, 2: Girls' Athletic As- sociation 2, 33 Intramurals l, 2. 3: Class Play 2. Patricia Ann Smith Pat Business Club 1, 2. 33 Dancing lg Chorus 2, 33 Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation 3g Driver Training lg In- tramurals l, 2, 3. K' .f S S, fb p, J lohn Andrew Snyder Duke Dancing l, 2: Leathercraft l, 2: Sportsmen l, 23 Chorus l. 3: Varsity l, 2, 33 Football l, 2, 31 Basketball l: Recreation l. 2. v ll sf' L . n-4, Robert Stephen Sobrito Sul: Student Council. President 3: Leathercraft 2, Chess lg Sports' men l, 23 Chorus fi: Wrestling 2. 3: Intramurals l, 2. 3: Driver l'raining 2: Dramatits 21 Recre- ation 2: Class Plav 2. 38 lackie Frederick Stewart lark Leathercraft 3: Sportsmen l, 2, 3 Secretary 2, President 5: Driver Training l. Robert E. Stine H011 Dancing l. Marilyn Lynn Stouffer .llnrilyn Dancing lg Sportsmen 1, 2, 3: Girls' Athletic Association 2, 32 Driver Training 23 Intramurals l, 2. 3. Raymond Paul Sullivan Pete Dancing, President 3: Chorus 3L Varsity l, 2. 3: Football l, 2, .31 Basketball l, 2. 3: Chess 2: Base- ball 2, 3. Norma leane Thompson lirldte Stroll 3, Prms 2, 3: Art l, 2: Leathercraft lg Audio-Visual Kids 31 Sportsman l, 2, 3: Dra- matics 31 Driver Training lg In- tramurals l. 1, .51 llass I'lav. Stage Manager 2: Barker 3. Clarence Edward Tosten TuHy 45 hr Dancing lp Sportsmen 1: Chorus li Recreation l, 2: Driver Train- h 'QV , ing 1. Shirley Marie Trego S11 irley Sportsmen lg Chorus 2, 3: Driver Training 2. Frances Unger IM Ich Business Club I, 3: Dancing l: Leathercraft l, 3: Chorus l, 2, 3: Booster Club 3: Driver Train- ing l. Cary Gene Van Scyoc ,fimlv Chorus I: Varsity 2, 3: Football l. 2, 3: Basketball lg Driver Irzuning lp Intramurals I, 2. 3: Renreation I, 2. 3. Sheldon Lee Van Scyoc f Shed Scroll 2, 3, Co-,fidvertisingAblau-ff ager 3: National Honor Society 33 Dancing lg Varsitg 2,f3:vFoot- ball 2, 3: Basketball l, 2, 3: BHSCh2ill 1, 2, 3: kcreation 2. if 1 M05 IF C7 sr -1-nz 'Week l il 'TX-If .. . at-ifylii Q-2' 4 4 tl '!1f Y K. If I wa: UE, if ,Q ,wi Iohn XV. Vovakes lolm Electronics 2: Sportsman l, 2, 3: Driver Training 2: Recreation 2. 3. Mary Jane Varner Irmie Dancing l: Leathercraft 1, 2: Booster Club 2, 3: Girls' Ath- letic Association 2, 3: Intra- H-niirals 1, 2, 3. Clynette WValker .Vette Barker 2: Latin 3: Dancing I, 2, Treasurer 2: Chorus lg Booster Club 2, 3: Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation 2, 3: Dramatics 1: Driver Training 2: Intramurals I, 2, 3: Sportsinen l, 2. jf? Martha Jean XValter M11 tty Student Council l: Sportsmen 2: Orthestra l, 2, 3, Secretarv 3: Color Guard l: Head Maiorette 2, 3: Booster Club l. 2, 3, Treas- urer l. Vice-President 2: Girls' Athletic Xssociation 3: Driver Training 2: Intramurals 1. 2, 3. UL' imc 41' KD f .. ' , , L Q fi U tf'Zf2JlTlJvl7ffLijZ Vt! fw 605422 26 l '. . f ' Lil afaewfftfffw .mm Margaret Ellen XVashinger .lla rgie Business Club l, 2, 3: Dancing I: Driver Training 2. 39 1 Ronald Eugene Weaver Robert M. Witmer Run II hzp Xuclio-Yist1alAitlN l 2 2' Drixr-r Future Farmeri of Xmerifa l 2 T Tra1mng2. 2. Reporter 3. Tremurer 3. Leathercraft l 'P 'S' Drixer lflillllflg 2. imes H Hlebb XX une Nhlpple W? ll ax nf' mmgl O Drllllmfx 2 orutnen I Refrmtlon l 7 er 'lraxnmg 'P Retrmuon 'S Xnnr Nlae Weller I ull M Z1 m 4211111 ,Une 111111 usmess Club l 3 Future SPUYISITISHI fh0ruS2 3 Homemakers of 'XIHCTICB l 2 leathercraft l ig L.. 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As the last sophomore seats himself, Dale Kann calls the meeting to order.j DALE: The first item of business is an Sophomore party. IN'ould you like to have one? CLASS: YES! ! ! Certainly! ! Ol' Course! fThe date is set for january 11, I957.j Scene Il fln the lobby after the class rneetingj HARRY REBUCK: Say, Clip, that was a swell job you did as master of ceremonies for Section l0.l's Beat the Clock assembly. LESTER CLIPPINGER: Thanks! I was glad to see the sophomores walk off with the honors. We're planning some more good assemblies. One section is even going to have a fashion show! fThe newly elected cheerleaders Mary Ann Beyers, Linda jones, Nancy Cressler and jean Laidig can be seen hurrying to class.j NANCY: Isn't it fabulous! just imagine-we had the best football season in twelve years! JEAN: Yes, we won four, lost five, and tied one. LINDA: We should have even a better season next year with lettermen like Pete Sullivan, John Snyder, -lim LeDane and Chester jones returning! ln january Stuart Chase joined the class, having at- tended Chambersburg in the t. W'th h' h brou ht pas 1 lm C g his brother, Conrad, who be- came a junior lad. Stuart Chase Stuart Sportsmen 3. Chambersburg: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Driver 'Training 2: Intramurals 1: Class Play l. Guiding the class of '59 are advisers Mr. Frank Lerew, Miss Gladys Clark, and Mr. jay Davidson. MARY ANN: By the way, did you hear how the national election came out? NANCY: Um hum. I talked to Frances Unger. She and Louise Clough helped count ballots. President Eisen- hower won at SASHS by a landslide, and james Duff toppled joseph Clark for the senatorial race. fllelzbie Russell joins the cheerleadersj DEBBIE: Hi, kids! How was that inter-school student council meet at Fannet-Metal, Linda? LINDA: just fine! I met some interesting kids and heard lots of good ideas which we can use! Scene III fliating in the cafeteria on Il l CllTllllTy day, Betty and Gall Myers are discussing a new ocrurrencej BETTY: Did you see the new principal? GAIL: I surely did! I think Mr. Drayer will be as nice as Dr. Davis. flliane Rock walks to the tal1le.j DIANE: May I join you, girls? GAIL: Of course, Diane. DIANE: Did you hear about the Sock Hop? It ought to be a wonderful affair! BETTY: I haven't heard much about it yet. When is it? DIANE: It's on April 5. Linda Iones, Dale Kann, Alan Gamble, Nedra Rine, Lester Clippinger, jane Mellott, and Barbara Maser are on the planning committee, and you can be certain that they'll plan a good hop. .Klways there, non-expendable are Seniors Most Dependable- Marcia Kirssin, Hazel Baer, Debbie Russell, jim LeDane, and Lester Carl. . A I Elected King and Queen of Color Day are Their Maiesties, Dale Kann and Martha XValter, and with them are Princesses-Helen Bittinger, Pat Byers, Mary Ann Beyers, Esther Keener and Princes-Don Ocker. Jim LeDane. Lester Failor and Alan Gamble. Scene IX' tPassing the ofice on a spring morning are Ronald Angle, Randy Mentzer, joe Curran and Bob Crousej JOE: There was a science fair at SSTC which I was going to enter, but I just didn't get around to it. XVe did have some sophomores who were given honorable mention-Lester Carl, Doris Jean Gettel, Sara Ann Burd and VVayne Diehl. RONNIE: Les has been named sports editor of the Barker, too. RANDY: Sophomores are ready to take over many posi- tions in the school! Dale Kann was elected Student Council treasurer, and we'll have three varsity cheer- leaders next year. BOB: Yes, Mary Ann Beyers, Linda Jones, and Nancy Cressler. fWhistles.j JOE: Yes, but it takes more than cheering. What would we do without boys like Chet Jones, who received men- tion for the South Penn All Star Basketball team. RONNIE: Here's my class. I'll see you fellows later. Curtain Act II Leading characters: JIM LEDANE, president: CHES- TER JONES, vice-president: LINDA JONES, secretary: MARY ANN BEYERS, treasurer. A Supporting Characters: l67 Juniors Time: 1957-58. Scene I tColor Day at SAtSH.S-lllltll-fl-OIIIIHJ' enils iaith n pariule and bonhre. After mining the parade dnwntozun, there is a lzonhre at Alermorial Park. The king and queen. Dale Rosie Cayman, Gloria and Max have a Hair for Original acts. So here Max Madden in cheerleaders garb ap- praises Gloria Slnith. the number one guard! Kann and llfartha Walter, and their court. Don Ocker. Alan Gamble. Lester Ifailoi. lim 1.F11llHF.lfSfl167' Keener. Pat Byers. Helen Bittinger. nnrl .Vary Ann Beyers are just entering the jlnrlm HELEN: Congratulations, Martha. MARTHA: Thank you. I think Color Day was very nice this year. It promoted a lot of school spirit! LESTER: The decorations in homerooms were really neat! Room 4 won first prize and Room 2 earned second prize. They're both junior homerooms. PAT: That's wonderful! Have you seen Max Madden yet? IVe have three new students in our class this year- Max, Betty Morrison, and Jessie Naugle. DON: There are some new teachers, too. Mr. Monn, Mr. Hoffman, Mrs. Jacobs, Mr. Connor and Mrs. Talilf re- cently joined our faculty. Scene II iBursting with excitement, nienzliers of the band are returning to SASHS after seeing a 26-14 victory over New Cumberland, which clinched second place in the Lower Susquehanna Conference. Loretta Mellinger, Barbara Alaser, Douglas Coover, Lester Clippinger and Marlin Mel! are discussing the ga1ne.l I.ORETTA: Isn't it wonderful? l'tn so glad we won! LESTER: Just think, we had the best record in 30 years! XYe won eight and lost two. BARBARA: Are you sure? I thought we won nine. LESTER: No. The record was eight won and two lost. I can tell you the scores ol' every game. DOUG: No, thank you! I'll take your word for it. MARLIN: The band's been doing well, too. That 3575 we won at the annual Chambersburg Hallowe'en parade will be a big boost to our funds. LORETTA: I think our color guard is nice this year, Barbara. BARBARA: Thanks. Glynette XValker, Doris Gettel and Pat Hershey can really march. Gloria Smith and Martha Walter make good majorettes, too. MARLIN: I wonder what county band will be like this vear. LESTER: It ought to be the best we've ever had. We're having it in Shippensburg on January 23. BARBARA: IVho will go to that? DOUG: Clip and I are going to play sax Diane Rock, Jane Mellott and Loretta will attend also. LORETTA: County Band was my goal. Aren't our class rings neat? I really like that rainbow Ere! Mlhat kind are you getting? With friends by the carload, ocean ot Donald Pugh and Debbie Russell slay lon. Rosie U3Ym3n and D011 Ofkef Most Poised in any bustle. HRW l0lS Of flin- LESTER: Black onyx suits me fine. I might get the one with pearl stripes though. Scene III lln Home Economics some juniors are busily making skirts, blouses and dresses. As the curtain goes up, janet Mumrnert, janet Hornbalzer, Christine Metz and Donna Gettel aren't exactly discussing projects.j JANET M: Did you hear the latest? Rosie Gayman was just elected queen of school spirit and Don Coy, king. CHRISTINE: Speaking of school spirit, the wrestling squad took second place in the Section 2, District III tournament. DONNA: Does anyone know who is to play the lead in the Junior Class play? JANET M: Bob Sobrito is Dinog Mary Ann Beyers will play his girl friend, Shirley. I'd like to know who else is in the play. CHRISTINE: Here it is in the last issue of the Barker. Don Pugh and Debbie Russell have big parts as Mr. Sheridan and Miss Haines. The rest of the cast is com- prised of Bob Myers, Dale Kann, Don Ocker, Lester Glippinger, Gloria Smith, Marcia Kirssin, Diane Heber- lig, Nancy Cressler, Linda Jones, Loretta Mellinger, Brenda Hoch, Mary Louise Perry, Marybelle Brinkerhoff, and Alan Gamble. Dancers are Jean Laidig, Dick Mit- chell, Ray Sprecher, Rosie Cayman and Shed Van Scyoc. DONNA: Dino seems to be a very good play. I hope it's a success! JANET M: The GAA is going to the ice capades in Her- shey. I wish I could see them. DONNA: I was there last year. They were really beauti- f ll U. . lMusic is suddenly piped over the P.A. Systenij JANET M: This is really nice. I wish we had music all the time, but I imagine the teachers wouldn't like that. DONNA: Well, we do have some musical organizations they should enjoy-the band, orchestra and chorus! JANET H: Some SASHS Juniors are doing well in music. CHRISTINE: That's true. Mervin Fogelsanger attended District Chorus, Marcia Kirssin and Lester Clippinger were the Juniors who went to District Orchestra, and Doug Coover will go to District Band. KA bell rings as the girls put away their projects and head for their next classy Scene IV lThe hallowed ground of Gettysburg is the scene of the annual junior Class trip. Walking to Round Top are jean Laidig, Shed Van Scyoc and Dale Kann.j Bob Bigler and Steve Helm with an- tics cavort, while Marybelle Brinker- Marlin Mell and Sara holf joins their sport. their laughter forever Busy with fund-raising projects are Helen Bittinger, Ronald Angle, Jim LeDane, Bob Myers, Dick Rebuck, Marcia Kirssin, chairman: Jane Mellott, Lester Carl, Mervin Fogelsanger, Nancy Grissinger and Mr. Frank Lerew, class adviser. JEAN: Isn't this interesting? DALE: YVe've certainly seen all the places we talked about in history class-Cemetery Ridge, Seminary Ridge, and Devil's Den. SHED: You forgot Pickett's Charge! Gary Gilbert, Jim LeDane, Don Pugh, Lester Clippinger, Chet Jones, and Alan Gamble re-enacted the Charge just a few minutes ago. DALE: The electric map was worth seeing. SHED: I think it put the whole battle in a better per- spective. JEAN: Everyone looks so funny with all those hats. A lot of kids have flags, too. SHED: It seems everyone has turned Confederate! DALE: It's almost 1:30. We better hurry or we'll miss the bus. lThe buses load and proceed to Shippensliurg, ending an exciting day.l Scene V fThe auditorium is filled for the annual awards assem- bly. The date is june 2, 1958. In the right hand side, Barbara Head, Margaret Washinger, joyce Caruso, Clar- ence Tosten, jack Stewart and Charles Paxton are seated, waiting for the assembly to start.j BARBARA: We have a sharpshooter in our midst! The rifle team did an excellent job, Jack. It's really nice that the Junior Sportsman's Club won the section title for the league-I forget its name. JACK: You mean the Susquehannock Junior Rifle League? Dave Perry helped win that, too! BARBARA: Yes, that's the one! MARGARET: How was that Art Club trip to Wash- ington, Barb? BARBARA: I had a wonderful time, and Bonnie Russ says she enjoyed it too. Wherexer Linda Jones and Dick Re- .Xnn Burd make buck may be, they always practice the heard. best courtesy. Dalt kann Shtd Kan Snot ind jean In a rehearsal for the junior Class Not dressed in their usual attire are Lardig stop while Mr Gerald Robin Ilay Bob Sohrrto hits Stexe Helm in Betts and C'ul Nhers son ru hes 1 n to Big Round Top r ho tile max as Dino and Tom they IL PCCIIN els POTIIZIX CHARLIE What did you think of the Student Council election? JOYCE We ought to have the best council we ever had with members of this class holding the offices DICK Thats right Bob Sobrito should make a line president! Chester Jones IS vice president Mervm Fogel sanger is secretary and Alan Gamble treasurer for the coming year tlfollowzng the presentation of the awards for sports and various clubs new National Honor Society Members are being led from the audience to the stage Each new member is carrying a candle which he lights from the candle of a previously inducted member in the darkened auditorium J MARGARET Aren t the candles beautiful' DICK There go jim LeDane Debbie Russell and Nancy Poe Who else is on stage? CHARLIE Richard Rebuck Chester Iones Dale Kann Marcia Krrssm Gloria Smith and Mary Ann Beyers are there They were inducted in February IOYCE Sheldon Van Scyoc Lester Carl Hazel Baer Mervm Fogelsanger lane Mellott Brenda Hoch and Barbara Maser are the rest of the new members tThe induction ends and Mr Drayer makes some an nouncementsi MR. DRAYER: junior Homemaker degrees have been awarded to janet Mummert Verna Reeder Donna Gettel and Christine Metz. Louise Clough Margaret Clough Delores Eutzy and Verna Reeder also received Chapter Degrees. Id like to announce the editors for the 59 Scroll. Nancy Poe will be editor and Jane Mellott and Linda Noel will be assistant editors. Hate a nice summer vaca- tion. You are dismissed. tfhe class of 59 streams out of the auditorium ending their junior year. Curtain Act III Leading characters: JIM LEDANE, president: CHES- TER JONES, vice-president: LINDA IONES, secretaryg MARY ANN BEYERS, treasurer. Supporting characters: 148 Seniors. Time: 1958-59. Scene I f'Although school has been open only a few weeks, the activity room is in a hectic state. It is a few days before the first Barker is to be issued Lester Carl editor Kenny Lon and Ron Angle advertising managers Bonita Mc- Mat and Peggy Johnston typists Linda Noel exchange editor Nancy Poe Scroll editor and Marybelle Brinker- hoH reporter are making use of the time before the first period class to take care of the last minute detailsj MARYBELLE Who are this month s Rotarians I es LES Thats top secret Youll have to wait until the Barker comes out' I have two stories to be typed Peggx and Bonita will you each type one? F IRLS Yes KENNY Wheres Lester Clippmgerf I have the ads ready for the sports page Hell probably want them LINDA He should be in room one tAs Kenny leaves Randy Mentzer enters holding some papersj RANDY Heres the copy lor the story about the new teachers Is it OK? LES It looks good to me Lets see Mrs Tritt Wir D1- vidson Mr Rupp Mr Francis Miss Sayers Mr Van Art Mrs lvoomer and Mrs Ferguson have been added to the faculty Thats eight new teachers NANCY Eight teachers' That s a lot to add at one time! How s your page coming Les I ES: It could be worse but l would like some more copy. NANCY: Do you have the additions to the Scroll stall? Cloria Smith advertising manager' Barbara Maser busi- ness manager' and Helen Bittinger circulation manager have just been named to their positions. IES: That s already been written and sent to the News Chronicle. 'VIARYBEI LE: Are you planning to use the story about Bob Forrester who is attending the FFA National Safety Congress in Chicago? LES: Oh, yes. I'm even using his picture! LINDA: I can't think of anything else, KA bell ringsf l'll be back back later. I have a class. llfor' a while the activity room is quiet as all leave for their rlassc's.Q Scene ll fThe school day is over and as we look in on a group of boys: lllaruin Naugle, Wayne Whipple, Bob Stine, Galen Plasterer and Charles Lautsbaugh, waiting for the buses to arrive, we can hear' their conversatiorrj XVAYNE: Then I saw that it had horns, and I shot. MARVIN: I should have gotten my deer too, but I guess I got buck fever. BOB: How much did your Spike buck weigh, Wayne? GALEN: lButting inj The deer I got last year was a big one: it weighed 170 pounds. CHARLES: Hunting stories: that's all I hear when I work at the Hi Spot. WAYNE: Yes, but I have the deer to prove my story. MARVIN: I'm not telling a tall tale: I really did miss a big deer. GALEN: You can't always win: I got mine last year. BOB: We could all probably improve our shooting if we would join the Junior Sportsmen Club. CHARLES: Well, what about Dave Perry: he's a sharp- shooter. Did he get one? GALEN: No, and neither did Mr. Lerew. He told Mr. Kohut and Mr. Mouer where to get a deer and then didn't get one himself. MARVIN: Well, there's always next year. CHARLES: Yes, there's always next year. Scene III lCorn shocks, pumpkins and ears of corn decorate the gym. Students are milling about, looking at the various booths at the Turkey Frolic. .Ioyce Pugh, Martha Diehl. ,lean Koser, Pat Smith and Betty Kendig stop at the GAA booth where Sara Ann Burd and Winnie Heberlig are selling food.Q JOYCE: That cake looks delicious! How much is it? WINNIE: It costs a dollar and twenty-live cents. PAT: Those popcorn balls look good! Who made them? SARA ANN: I did. They're Five cents a piece. JOYCE: Just think of all the work it took to put up these booths! MARTHA: Yes, Wayne Diehl said he and Bill Myers, Larry Myers, Fred Franklin and Don Pyne built them. JEAN: Barbara Maser, Helen Bittinger, Dick Beidel, Glenn Keeseman, Ronald Moats and Norma Thompson worked all day on the decorations, too. BETTY: Let's have our pictures taken with the Pho- tography Club's Polaroid Land camera. SARA ANN: Wait a minute so I can go along. I want my picture taken with Joyce. JOYCE: Oh, no! I don't want my picture taken-period! MARTHA: Why not? That ought to be a riot! Uoyee and Sara Ann have their picture taken.j PAT: What are we going to do next? MARTHA: Let's throw darts. That ought to be fun! SARA ANN: I couldn't hit the broad side of a barn, but I'd like to try! lThe evening progresses and the girls have visited the kissing booth, foul shoot, and guessed the weight of the turkey.Q PAT: It's almost nine o'clock. The talent show will start in a few minutes. BETTY: We don't want to miss that! JOYCE: It ought to be fabulous. There will be two bands-Bob Bigler's and Jim Smith's. Nedra Rine's play' ing a piano solo. She's really good! Nedra and Debbie Russell are the only senior Sharps. fThe girls leave the gym as booths are being closed by ,lane Mellott and jerry Lautsbaugh, ro-chairmen of the Frolic.j J Scene IV fliach morning before the tardy bell rings the library is hlled with students doing assignments, reading the newspapers, or just talking. Seated at a table are Chub Ramp, George Guyer, Steve Helm, Bob Bigler, Harry Ferrell, and Gary Van Scyor. The date is December 23, I958.J GEORGE: Christmas vacation is almost here! HARRY: Thank goodness. The chorus did very well in' the Christmas Choral Program, Steve. STEVE: Thanks. I want to be in the Senior Play, too. GARY: VVhen are they having it? STEVE: We're doing the The Five Dollar Bill Febru- ary 6 and 9. Mrs. Ferguson will direct the play. BOB: When are the tryouts? I'd like to be in it, too. STEVE: Sometime after vacation we'll tryout. CHUB: Are any of you going to the Middletown game? HARRY: I might. It looks as if we'll have a pretty good season. GEORGE: Our wrestlers have done well so far, too. CHUB: There's the bell. Hurry or we'll be late. l'I'he boys leave the library and go to their respective liomerooms.J Scene V lThe shop is hlled with the sound of lmmmering and Nancy McCullough and I vlfrd MOS! Allriiflivf by lhcil' Beat the Bubblers is the stand ol an impromptu Pat Smith with hap- SUIIOI' CIHSSIIIHICS. Martha Wal- teachers' band. H. G. Jacobs and K. T. Rineard follow piness glow on receive lcr. Dale Kahn and Shed bill! the lead of Majorette Tritt, while A. P. Drayer and XV. J. ing blue ribbons at Styoc really rate. .Kngle add to the harmony by doing their hit. the State Farm Show. W 1 5 -Q I , I 8 if Charting the course for the class are home rootn presi' dents and class olhcers who comprise the Senior Steering Committee. Seated are Marv Ann Bevers, jim LeDane and Don Pugh. Standing are Dick Rebuck. .lane Mellott. Chester jones, Linda jones and Dick Beidel. drilling. Ahozie the dm Warne Whipple, Rolieit Carroll and Galen Plasterers manage to make tlieniselifes heard. lt is Ifriday, Feliruarsi 6,2 XYAYNE: Are you going to the Senior Play tonight? BOB: I'd like to go, bttt I don't have a wav to town. CLALEN: I'll be glad to drive vou here. IYAYNE: XYill you bring me here. too? The Five Dollar Bill sounds as il' it has a good plot. GALEN: Roger M'insor, portraying Ralph, and Bob Sobrito, as Don, act as brothers with conflicting personal- ities. Nancy Cressler as the mother and Don Ocker as Major also have leads. BOB: The other parts are taken by Gloria Smith, Dale Kann, Randv Mentfer, Steve Helm, Debbie Russell, Di- ane Heberlig, Marsbelle Brinkerholl, and Brenda I-Ioch. NVAYNIQ: Sara Ann Burcl is the stttclent director, Scene YI tlValking from Radio City and Times Sqitaie in Xen' l'ork City are Boll .Ilentzeiy lI'avneCraig,1Ion Rotz. and Holi .hIIlT7'tIj'.l DON: M'asn't the show Iabulous? Have sou ever been here before? BOB MENTZER: No. This is my hrst trip to New York! I can't believe we're really here. XVAYNE: The Statue of Liberty and UN building we saw today can't be lound anywhere else! It did take a lot of work to get here. BOB MURRAY: Yes. All those lund-raising projects seemed endless-Clhristmas cards, Christmas trees, Crev- Winilred Heherlig and Sara Xuu Burcl work lor the GAA at the Tttrkex Ifrolic. selling food in a spectacular arrav, Naucv Poe strive lor Roger, Ralph. receive conuneudation lor their totuinou goals. hound Stationery, dances and all the other things. BOB MENTZER: Mere here! It's wonderful after all those exams! XYAYNE: XYeren't they terrible! l'm glad thev're fin- ished. DON: I.et's forget about them-at least until report cards come out! Tomorrow ought to just as exciting as today. BOB MURRAY: I can't wait to go to the top of the Em- pire State Building. XYAYNE: There's lots of shopping I have to do. too. tThe boys arrizfe at their hotel and disappear through the door.l Scene VII tThe ladies powder room off the lolnlzv was filled with girls primping for THE event of the year-the lunior-Senior Prom, Colleen Fulton, Shirley Rotz and Thelma Piper are at the mirrors and Mary Ann Beani and Chloe Heckman are admiring each others' gownsl MARY ANN: Your gown's beautiful. CHLOE: Thank you. I like yours too. SHIRLEY: Aren't the gym's decorations fantastic. I never saw anything so lovely! COLLEEN: The music's wonderful, too. THELMA: just think-we have only one more week of school! MARY ANN: Oh, yes! Of course, there's Baccalaureate and Commencement too. SHIRLEY: Then we'll be graduated! CHLOE: I,et's go to the gvm. Me can't keep our dates waiting! Scene VIII tThe auditorium at SSTC is hlled. Commencement has begun. The Senior Class stands on the threshold of a new life as they walk tozvara' the unknown. Mr. ,Iacohs is reading the list of .seniors as each one walks to Air. james Hockersm ith to receive his cliplomaj MR. JACOBS: Esther Albright, Beatrice Alther, Ronald Angle ........... Roger Winsor, Robert VVitmer, Lula Zinn, Paul Zullinger. tAnd this is not an end, but a beginningy Curtain EDITOR'S NOTE: All lacts mav not be exact dtie to a February deadline. Bob Sobiito and Roger Minsoi have an lu- Devottng mitch ol their titue to the Barker and Scroll, Lester Carl and Major acts as referee, Bob, plaving Don, autl roles in the Senior l'I.tv presentation. tliau wrestling spree, while Don Ocker, as the i if Ill J, , W' ,Q Z' ,, 'f V gl 4 x . 1 V 1, 1' 1, U . ,.Qn' I ' fr A .P -':',' 'wg' . x 6 1, , A, . I 4 AX., I XXX 4,J'. ,A g l '- fl . v 9 x I 1, U , .. I I I I .16 ' v I ,X Q -- L, H! 2. -A tktt Staff nietnhcrs st-gtttwl in the hrst row .tic Betty l,ou Bogat. lout' Pugh. Nlartia Kirssin, feature editor: lane Mellott. Lester Carl. editor t di Noel, john Xlleinan. and Donna Crawford. Ron Xngle. Nanu Poe. Nlarrhelle Brinkerhofl, Nellie Mooney, Beverly Fry, Sandy Fogelsangti tnd Inn Smith gut- in the sctond row. while Fd linn, Sue Dyer, Marx Beth Draycr, 'lo Ellen Kirssin, Nancy Naugle, Bob Bigler, Steve Helm, nn Bill Xltlirackc-ti niatkt up tht- last row Xlwans tcsttlx to lend gt helping hand are Xlrs. Yelxxt Dztihl, faculty adviser, and Sir, Richard lforsx it BARKER Publication ls Handled By Press Club Personnel tudz nt tt-zulu-t In charge ol the publication and distribution of the Barker, the voice of the Shippensburg Greyhounds , are the Press Club and Barker Staff. It is the duty of Press Club members to solicit advertisements as well as supply a stream of stories for use in the monthly publication. YVhen club members have accumulated a total ol' 25 column inches of news, with at least I5 9 .N--an I-',a ting another issue of the Barker rextdx lot publication Nancy Naugle, Milton Showalter. l't-ggi xlohnston, inches of published material, they are added to the Barker Staff. All business, circulation, editing, advertising and exchange positions are Filled by Barker Staff personnel. These persons include the editor, fea- ture editor, sports editor, business manager. circulation manager, advertising manager and exchange editor. ' 196 +' t 1 T . 3: . it- -fi 1 fill Q- 1 ts P s'- ' in H Z- x ' ' looking oyer the latest con' ot the Bruker 'irc lt tn , K t I . . Laidig. Lester Failor, Betty Lou Bogar, Nlint in kirssnw 'Q ' ' 2 ' ' '. 1 d igintlx l-'ogrlsgttigct rd l ntl lullingtt Htrrx Rthutk in ster Carl, Bonita NItNl:tth. and Donna ftaufo . In ,i, ,. . ., ',. . ',.-.',,. lit s I luh nnnihtis tn tht lttsl ltllk tit ltsttt t til ltstti I ltpptngti, Rt Xngl ,ivtrtx I..tttlshauglt, Stuc Htlm. Boh Btgltt, l.ut,tnt Nltllci. Bill Xl r kt-n, Bill llctslu-x. lfd linn, Kenneth long, and Inn Smith. In the second row are Mr, Forsythe. Linda Noel. Marcia Rirsstn. kloxte Pug nu loc. Bt-tttrlx lfrx, Kan lfgtttter, Olitia ltwntn, Kktrolxtt Qhztntie, latte lttrnhztch, Betty liott Bogar, Sonny Brown. klovce Harris. Nlarxllt 1 txti lo lillcn Kiissin. I'ennx Xlxt-rs, l.tiis Xlains, Sara Ht-itshu. and Nlrs. Yelxa llaihl. Nancy Naugle. Sandy Fogelsanger. Loretta Nl:-lltn lint Nltllott. Nellie- Xloonttx, Nlgtixlu-llc Btinkt-tholl. l-sthcr Xlhtight, Yortna lhoinpson. and Pat Nliller make up the third row. Student Council Sponsors Many School Activites The Student Council of the Senior High School, which consists of one elected representative and one alternate representative from each of the home rooms, was established for the general purpose of developing better student leadership as well as citizenship. The Student Council also does its best to promote better faculty-student relationships. The council is an organization to which the student body, the administration, and the faculty may bring mutual problems. However, the Student Council does not limit itself to the task of student governing, but it sponsors many special projects for the enter- tainment and enjoyment of the school as well as the community. A Sophomore Orientation program, Parents' Night, Color Day, a Turkey Frolic, and a Toy Dance are among the major events planned by Student Council. s.4g fa Brenda Hoch. senior, has just learned that she can expect a ross' fixture at- rording to the fortune teller who was one of the main attractions of tlu' Turkey Frolir. Members of the executive council are Miss Mary Lehman. adviser, Nlerxiu Ifogelsanger, secretaryg Bob Sobrito, president: Chester jones, vice-president: Klan Camble treasurer' Dick Beidcl business mana er' and Nlr av David- son. adviser, Student Council representatives and alternates standing in the front row are Bonnie Naugle, Linda Franklin. Kay Burkhart, jlovce Harris, Donna Cayman, Penny Meyers, and Olivia Ewan. ln the second row are Kaye Jones, Nellie Mooney, Shirley Rot7, Nancy Naugle, Sandy Fogelsanger, and Sue Dyer. Students in the third row are Dick Rebuck, ,lane Mellott, l'atsv Kyle, Beverly Leberknight, and Bill McCracken. ln the fourth row are Ken Punt, .lim LeDane, David Robinson, Gerald Lautsbaugh, and Dale Kann, while Cars' XN'vrit'k, Don Ocker, and Don Pugh make up the last row. ' ' - f . ' e 43 '.J 'I 1 .3 l i xZ'f qcated at tht' desk are Nam . Nldltllltrtll. lTl'llNllTl'liI klzuu- Nlcllutt. prcsidt'lll1 Marx Kay l ol't'man. tice-presitleut: ludy llalv, svcretarx. Standing from left to right are Bonita NI:-ll, Nancy Pm-. Martha Baust-rman, Lester Carl, Clvde Reese, Bob Menuer, Lee VValtcrs. Kenneth XVt'Ilt-r, Miss Nlarv lane Savers. Nliss Cladvs Clark. Barhara Baughman, Ioan Burns. and Xlice Kuhn. Leaders Train For Future Vocations Many future leaders in the teaching profession and the business field from this high school are the members of the Future Teachers of America and of the Business Club respectively. Prospective teachers visit colleges and schools to gain a clearer insight of how they should pre- pare themselves for their chosen career. High- lighting the club's activities is the assisting of elementary and secondary teachers one day a year to provide the student with a sample of his future work. This year the club iucinbers enjoyed an ex- cursion to Pennsylvania State Universitr. If a teacher needs a student secretary, the Business Club is the organization on which to call. By making a field trip to a large business establishment, club members not only gain en- joyment but also education, Mrs. Marguerite Jacobs is the adviser of the Business Club, while Miss Gladys Clark and Miss Mary .lane Sayers serve as advisers of the Future Teachers Club. lmprmiug their skills at mam of the business machines art' Pvggs Reed. l-Isthcr Myers. and .lone Neil in the first row. lu the setuiul row art' Kunst Klan' XYt'llcr. Bt-a Xnu Xllher. llcatrirt- llecfm-r. llrt-nda Hoch, and lane! Nlutumert. Tspists in the third row are Bonnie' Keck. ll2Ill'l llacr. llarhara Christtnan, Kathxru Proctor. and Xl.trgart't Xkltshinger, while Kathryn llurlcv. Dena Nowerv, and Iilllfl Hornhakc-r art' the tvpists in tht' fourth row, XN'orking at tht' xarious husint-ss lll1iI'lllIlCS are Miss Dawn Myers, l'al Nlalev. Ruth Nlorrisnn, Donna Sailhamer, Marv lane Ylll'lHT. lfrantes l'ugt-r. and lllll Smith. !'luh ofhtrrs are Brenda Hrxh. president: Navel Baer. time-prt'sidt-nl: Peggx Rt-cd. st-:rt-tan: and Bt-a Kun Xlthu litastmi, 'fir w t'i-'-4 if Y ,gggggg v V . Q V J, -' .- . F , , , f f Eff B 'f - if -ff 1 i x I Y I Q , 1 - . V Y Q 1 i 1 W1 Peggy Reed begs for the chair, but since Bill Hershey won't give it up, Peggy stands. Involved in a tug of war are Sara Ann Burd, Brenda Hoch, Doris Baker, Pete Sullivan, Nancy Grissinger, and jean Forrester. George Guyer lends Steve Helm a helping hand as Max Madden, Bob Bigler, Bob Myers, and Bob Burns swing their fists. Tom Archambeau tries to restrain Norma Thompson from stabbing Ken Yveller. Mrs. Eleanor Ferguson, adviser. appears to be horrilied bv the action going on around her. Dramatic Club Assists With Class Play Found behind the scenes of the class plays is the Dramatic Club. Members receive instruction in the art of make-up, play directing, costuming, and training in various types of dramatic work. The Dramatic Club also works with the chorus to present an annual Christmas Pageant. About to clobbcr Bob Sobrito with at rolling pin is Marv Ann Bcvers. Bob and Marv Ann. seniors. were elected as thc Most Dramatic in the Whok Who Poll. Larry Reddig appears set to give jim Myers a hard punch. Bob Carson, jim Bowden, Bill Kane, Kirby Mentzer, jim Mlebb, and Roger Winsor reenart the raising of the Hag on Mt. Surabachi. New York has the Rockettes, but Shippenshurg has Bob Gossert, Beverlv Diehl, Dena Mowerv. XVandzi Varner. Judy Varner, Dorothv Mlatson, and Glen Smith. l ,. 4 - t 4 A A TT 'T Q. L2 11 41 O 5. i Members of the National Honor Society in the front row arc Nir. William Angle. atlviser, Barbara Nlaser. llehbiv Russell, Sheldon Yan Scyoc. treasurer: Gloria Smith, secretary: Lester Carl, vine-prcsitlc-nt: Dale Kann. president, antl Chester jones. In the second row are Dick Rebuclt, Brentla Hocli. Marcia Kirssin, Nanci Pm-. Marx' .Xnn Bt'xt'i's. Hazel Baer, lane Mellott. lim I.eDane, antl Nlervin lfogelsangcr. Students Attain Highest Achievements The National Honor Society consists of sen- iors elected by the faculty, who excel in leader- ship, scholarship, character, and service. The club meets twice a month at the homes of the members. To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character is the purpose ol' the Tri-Hi- Y Club. The slogan is: Pure words, pure thoughts, and pure actions, and the objective is: To seek, to find, to share. Any girl in the Senior High School who will accept the purpose of the club and will benefit may become a member. Q..-Q.-ii Nlcinln-rs nf thc 'Iii-Hi-Y st-att-tl in llic front llltt are Nt-Ilir fill. fliristina xlt'll. pit-sitle-nt. Xlitt- Kuhn, iitt'fpt'csitlc-tit. l'larlm.it.i lkauglnnan. st-trctarv, Donna tit-mel. ti'i-zmircr, Ntargarct Cluiigli. chaplain, Patsy Carroll. assistant chaplain. Ioann Sins, and lniiisc Clunqli, ln thc sctoml row .irc Bonita Yarn:-r. Inlia Huck. Rust- Mars Nlartin. lam-1 llornbalter, Bt-tts Iam' llt-itlrl l3t'lorcst'rm1s1-. Nlars lam- tlongli, lliclina Vipct, llt'lm't's lfnifx. Inlia Nfartin. Inmlx llalt-, Bonita Nic-ll. l1llt4'I Xtnnnnrit anti Xiiss l'l 't'lNLlllQL'l arlx iw! 52 lla, V-w , U- L- -Q .1 Q f QW. Z- K X Lying on the table portraying the dead Caesar is Lester Carl, president of Latin Club. Surrounding Lester are Judy Hale, Lois Dunlap Doris Baker, Joyce Harris, Mary Kay Foreman, secretary, Lee Walters, Sara Ann Burd, vice-president, Nathan Brechbiel, Carolyn Shantie Miss Gladys Clark, adviser, and Joan Burns. Sandy Swope. Linda Killian, treasurer. Alice Kuhn, and Barbara Baughman were absent when the picture was taken. Students Improve Skills In Foreign Languages Qualifications for membership in the Latin 6 ,f Club include enrollment in one of the Latin classes or the successful completion of two years of Latin and an interest in language and the classics. The group is a member of the Junior Classical League. Each year members of the Latin Club attend the ,Iunior Classical League Convention. Persons eligible for membership in the French Club are those who are interested in French. Their purpose is to enjoy the customs of the French people and to appreciate the French language. Bulletin boards are featured in French each month. Admiring their handiwork are Dick Naugle, Eugene Miller, Gerald Plasterer, and Mrs. Gary Rupert, adviser of the French Cluh. Verna Reeder, Gail Charles, and Lee Brechbiel were absent when the picture was taken. 53 Boys Take Interest In Farm Life To create 21 love for country liie. to cregitc' liznh hos enrollecl nnist ligne .1 supervised more interest in intelligent choice ol lnrining turning prngrznn. This helps the sttnlc,-nt in cle- occupations. :incl to encourage ineinhers to ini' xeloping :intl acquiring skills :intl solving lzirin prove the farm home :incl its surrountlings. :nee problems. which eventuzlllx lends hint to estzihf the purposes of the Future Farmers of .Xiiimiet litli limm-lf in fgqryning, -1- '-s, IX AL- -Kr i . f .L ll s S-Pl' . .- A . .-S - nu A ,... fmq, -Za il :' f' Ia- '- ' .4 ', Q t . . '-ijilktil N G 'Q , , ' - ...I 'r , 11 . 2 fs Q ' ' ' ' Q 9 5 CY- kiwi V . 1. ' i - X few of the F.I ..X. hoxs ant- sliown hert' working on .1 len' 7 'V-'ft' 'j -, , 5 '. of their mans' pmiecls. xllltll of the I-fl-', X. work ls tlune in the tlmsinmiiu 1 ut-ll .ls in tht' shop. IRFUX, members in the front row are Harold Bard, Bob Pyne, Lewis Willis, Eugene Brechbiel, Paul Hoch, Larry Myers, Yvayne Diehl, Bob For- rester, president: and Don Pyne, vice-president. Standing in the second row are Mr. Frank Lerew, adviserg Galen Martin, Bob Stevens, Tom Yvlllis, Harold Shelter, YVavne Martin, Martin Musser, Barry Armstrong, Eugene Hocskenberry. Lester Failor, secretary: Bob YN'itn1er, treasurer: Don Mowery, chaplain: Harold McCoy, reporterg Fred Franklin, sentinel: and Wayne Craig. Kneeling on the wagon are Paul Zullinger, Ken Asper. jim Skinner, Gerald Kipe, john Forrester, Ken Holtry, Harry Rebuck. Standing on the tractor are Gary Peirantoni, Ray Brechbiel, Harold Dire, john Bert, Dick XVeller, Ron Mitchell, john Haulman, and Don Varner, .fn lv .....J 3 R , ,J ,x -pg 5 if 1 - ' I A ,. ab' Q.:-f If . l.. Putting their sewing skills to work are Joyce Rowles, vice- presidentg Peggy Orndroff, jean Forrester. Margaret Clough, presidentg Vivian Nehf, Bonnie Killian, Verna Reeder, Judy Varner, Margaret Finkey, and Lois Coy. ,ws ,. Ready for lunch are Peggy Snouller, Reba Diarinan. Chai- lntte Ross. Patsv Ingram. 'Iulia Hock, Julia Nlcfice. Delores Crouse. Donna Cettle: treasurer. and Christina Xletl. Girls Prepare For Future In The Home The Future Homemakers of America sponsors programs that teach and practice modern meth- ods of homemaking. Cooking, sewing, and in- terior decorating are a few of the activities which help the girls prepare themselves for a better future. Cooking a new recipe are Mrs. Smith, adviser: Jennie Varner, Elizabeth Baer, Ann Baer, Doris Burkett, Deloris Eutzy, Thelma Piper, Mary Clough, Esther Albright, and Louise Clough, secretary. ' - si X I as Q, Standing in the first three rows are Chloe Heck- man resident Nliss Peters adviscr ovce Pugh, Marv Ann Petruska, and lean Singiser. In thc- lop four rows are tlonnie Clark. Ivan i tll'l'CSlt'l'. 1 P I A 4, e ' I J V secretary-treasurerg ,lox Ellen Kirssin, Patsv Kvle Sara Heitshu, Lois Mains. lout- Czirtiw, Hazel Baer. and Pat Hatfield, Stage Crew And Library Aides Assist Students l'Vorking hand in hand the Library Club and the Visual Aids Club help the students and teachers. If you have a special report, you will always hnd a Library Club member readv to help you hnd the necessary material. In addition to per- forming this service, they check out hooks and keep the library in orderlv fashion. The Visual Aids Club assists with many of the high school assemblies by operating the lighting, sound effects, and moving scenerv and props. Showing classroom movies is another important function of the club. Kneeling are Paul Siebert, Charles Singer, jim Willis Ronnie Coover, Galen Martin, Dick Hoi. Lnrrv Bard Tom Lynch, Rav Landis. and Norma Thompson. Stand ing are Mr. Rineard, adviser: Harrv Ferrell, Ken Shannon Bob Burkholder, Ken Crouse. Dick Elliot, john Hurst Bill Spero, Richard Zonis, Bob Shoemaker, Lewis V'illis john Bert, Sara Arm Burd, joe Curran, Howard Kurt7 Bob Stevens, Bob Allen, Barry Armstrong, Dick Nauglc Kneeling are Doris jean Gettel, secretary-treasurer: Alice Black, Shelby Butts, Shirley Coleman. Cynthia Russell, Patsy Monn, Helen Bittinger, lVinifred Heberlig, Barbara Head, and Ken Wenger. vice-president. Standing are Mr. Suloff, adviser: Max Madden, Bob Myers, Vince Harper, Mike Harper, Bob Carson, jim Bowden, Dick Coy, Dean Ulsh, Eugene Harper, and Ron Moats. president. Getting ready for work are joan Barnes, .lean Singiser, Shelby Kirby, Ruth Morrison, Donna Sailhamer, Dick Beidel, Robert Eyer, Arthur Horn, Ronald Coleman, Ierry Fickes, jason Martin, Linda Holtrv, and Doris Baker. Standing in the second row are Pat Hatfield, Bill Kane. Bob Burns, Milton Showalter, Charles Culbertson. and Larry Holtry. Working on a fall showcase display are Norma Thompson and Ronald Moats, seniors. Norma and Ron were elected as the Most Artistic by the seniors in the Who's Who Poll, Drawing a picture of the school are Don Hershey, Sara Heitshu. Bonnie Keck, Joyce Cummings, and Ken Weller in the first row. In the second row are George Gabert, Dick Naugle, Don Dunlap, Carolyn Ostra, Ioe Polk, Donna Long, Lloyd Heller, Charles Orndorff, Don Rotz, Ruth Nenninger, Kathryn Hurley, Ron Ordway. Artists Work To Beautify School The aim of the Art Club is to foster art proj- ects for the school and the community. Included in these projects are holiday decorations and the making of posters and programs for many of the school sponsored programs. Membership is open to any high school student who has a sincere interest in art. f', . 2--1 52.11 if: .L-, fi -Ehivw ,- ,..4'43rn1:,4 ll Sltltlxing more zihotit the lt'tlll'llfIllCQ of farting leztther :ire g.llll llnmt-x. lLtIlt'l llile. Ken llultti, Chgtilt-N liner, Vlllfll' tntttxrm. Klux Xnn l'etr'tisku, tice'-pl't'Sitlt'iiIg lztrctl Dtihhx :intl l':itsx Kzirxrvll in tht' ltrxt lem: Htguuling in tht- wunitl rem .nv XII, Richaml Xlin Sturt. .uliiwii Charles Singer, Robert Xllen, XY2iine llichl, Bill Spent, C-uvrge fr2ilJL'l'l, Rztmli xll'llllL'I'. NCQll'llllf'lI'l'llNlIll'lQ C.h.itlt-N l'.ixlun, IllK'Nl1ll'lll, Dun Dunlap, :intl Duiitl Perry. Leathercraft Interests Many Leztthercraift Clubs :ire open to any student interested in working with leather, IllSll'llC'lltJll is given in tooling, czirviiig, ztntl lacing ztll types nl leather projects. i f . J'l l',u' l Putting their luwwletlgc to prnctitztl me nrt- lfrniicee Finger. Bcttx Ken- tlig, Belly Relmclt, S.ir11h Hemel. Bob Ifoirestei, Xt-init Rtulci, and Martha Diehl. Seated in the front row are Bob Fnrrc-Qter, Sarah Hemel. Winifretl llelicrlig. prtwitlent: Betts Ktintlig. lkttw Nlalex, lean Rmtfr. llettx Rt-buck, lframces l'ngt-r. :mtl YCTIIII Reeder. Stzintling are .Xnn Baer. limb Nliuw, Max Xlgultlcn, Dun Pine. Roger Xtinwr. junk Stewart. llnli Xylllllkli. ,Xllnn Loi ell, Mr, Yun Scyoc, adxiser, and Martha Diehl. mt 7 is Clubs Foster Photographic Skills Members of the Photography' Clubs learn to take and improve pictures, develop hints, and print and enlarge pictures. Club dues are used to buv chemicals. Students purchase their own film and developing paper. M Q4 J I Anyone with a sincere interest in photographv is eligible for membership in the clubs. Working in the lab are Clayton Johnston, Bill Higgins, Glenn Keeseman, and Roger Winsor. 1-.5 gr Showing the club members how to load a camera is jim Guyer. In the first row are Miss Virginia Thrush, adviserp Ron Shields, Jerry' Fickes, ,Xralcne Grove. Mary Killian, and Patsy Kyle. Seated in the second row are Charles Baer, Bob Haudshew. and Odus Dingus. In the third row are Charles Craig, Charles Paxton, Lee Brechbiel, Larry Hockeuberry, Judy Hippensteel, Shelby Butts, and Peggy Orndorff. Roger YVinsor is taking a picture of Miss Thrush, adviserg Bill Reed, Earl Ford, and Charles Baughman. Lois Mains was absent when the picture was taken. 'Tia , A - lZ2ff.'?9s' Y ..,, I ,, ..,.....- ,-,...,,,,,. ,,f' 4' 'T3 ' r'-or--f-A- 1 V---, '-1 I Members of Booster Club kneeling in the front row are Marr Louise Perrv, Mars lane Yarner. Nancy llippc-nsteel. Gail Rivers. I.ois Blx. Bonnie Naugle, jackie Mitchell. Bonnie XICIIIICT, Sandra Brown. Yonnic- lloltiv. Iuaniia Shope, Roberta Bell. Barbara lic-gc-rreis, Bererlx lfrex. t.loria Smith, ,lean l.aiclig, Nlztrtha Vltlter, :incl Doris ,lean Cc-ttel. Standing in thc' setoncl row are Rosie Uzninan. presitlent: Pat llc-rshev, tice-pr:-siclenti Bonnie Russ, Shirley Rull, Lois Mains. Peggy Ornclorff, Brencla jones. Clonnie Chamberlin. Bexerlv Clippingcr, Yonnie Hartnonx, ,luclx llezul, Lois Dunlap. joan Burns, l-Qsthc-r Albright. Nancy Naugle, Betty Lou Bogart, Nancx Nlct ulloch. Bonnie Rann. Charlotte inokc-. Xuclres Nec-clx. ,lean Singiser. Marr ,Xnn Beam, setretarx: :incl Barbara lleacl, treasurer. In the thiitl row are XII. Barcl Rupp. aclxiser: Helen ullllIlQ'Cl'. nt'llll'lll' Heeff ner, Doris C'lenclt'nning, Bonnie f'ot'fex', Charlotte Berry, Martha Bausetin an. Bettx Myers, l'c-ggx Swislier. C-lxuette XN'1ilLc'r, Colleen lfulton. Klart- belle Brinlserlioll, Donna Crawford, LaYonne Lytle, Betty Highlands, Zella Swopc-, Barbara Nlaser, Nanny tiressler, ancl Diane Heberlig. Boosters Work From Fall Through Spring The Booster Club is coniposecl of girls who want to help promote school spirit ancl attend- ance at athletic contests. The major service of the club is sponsoring student buses to away events. To create ancl maintain more interest in boys' sports is the main purpose of Varsity Club. A boy is votecl into the club after winning a varsity letter. Jackets are ztwzirclecl to the bois who meet the high standards of the club. All ready to go to a football game are these SXHS enthusiasts. Yarsitv Club members in the front row are Nlilton gllflM'flllt'l. faux XYillhiclc', filQ'Nlti'T lones. pic--iclvnt' liin l.c-Dane. secretary: Bob Ocker, xict- nc-siclentg Don ticker. lll'liNllll'lQ Charles Rain i, :intl Sttwe Heltn. Stanclinj in the back row l l L are Cart Vyiuk, Larry Nehf. Pete Sullitan. fran Min Su ot, joe Kitt oy. Shelclon Yan Scxoc, john Snicltr. antl Iurrx Iloclcenbcrry. V 11 , 1- ,.. Qt' H Qs .- M... D ,tot 9 i I r I , 52+ V C-XA members in the hrst row are Linda jones, Brenda Hoch, secretary, Pat Hershey, vice-presidentg Debbie Russell. president: Nanci Poe, treasurer, Rosie Gaiman, Bonnie Hershey, Gloria Smith. and Martha Halter. Seated in the second row are Barbara Kegerreis Glynette Walker, Beatrice Heefner, Betty Myers, Loretta Nlellinger, jean Koser, jean Laidig, Nancy Cresslc-r, Bonnie Russ. and Nlary Ann Beyers. Pat Smith, Sara Ann Burd, Diane Rock, Marilyn Stouller, Shirley Rotz, Pat Byers, Carol Frey, Nancy Gtissinger, Gail Myers Diane Heberlig, and Barbara Nlaser are seated in the third row. GAA Sponsors Girls' Intramurals The Girls' Athletic Association creates and maintains an interest in girls' sports. Membership is limited to girls who actively participate in girls' intramural sports, which in- clude hockey, basketball, volleyball, and track. Three of these lour sports must be played to hc' eligible lor membership. New members arc' voted in by the permanent members. Their activities include a trip to the lcc--lla- X ff pacles and the G,X.XfYarsity Cllub dinners. -pci Diane Rock, Loretta Mellinger, Bonnie Hershey, and jean Laidig lend Nancy Cressler a helping hand with the bowling scoresheet. juniors in GXK are joan Burns, Linda Killian, Gail Charles, Sandra Brown, Bonnie Nlcfntier. Sara Hoover, ,Inch Yarncr, and XVanda Vtrncr In thc sccond row 'irc Bonnie Coffey Pc 'llrndorlf Yancv Nauflc' Sharon lifhtloot Kay lfarner Oliva lfwatt Yonnic- Ivtle and Betty Highlands. Sc-ated in the third row are Zella Swope, Charlotte Snoke, Doris Pugh, Carol Graham, Nellie Nloonev, Kaye jones, Kay Burkhart, jane Warren, Donna Crawford and Carol Stoufler. J , C1 On Fielcl Or Range Sportsmen Take Aim The aim ol the junior S1JOI'l5llliiI'l'S Club is lu loster hrearm safety so that shooting in the fieltl and on a rifle range may be done safely and en- ioyably. From this club come the future mem- hers of the high school rifle team. All shooting is untler National Rifle Xssotitt- tion's regulations, Roy Piper. Ronnie Comer, Larry Shcaffer. Don Nlowt-rx. Bob Nlillcr. Dane Perry. and jack Stewart Pllllit' lm' at lt-tv tntnutm Lifter zt lit-aw PI'Ilfill'C' Qcssion, 1 fi x lr. SIMPIIQIIIQIHAN Club tncinhcrs watul in thc lint row are Don Nltmcix, Dau' l't-tix, Rotlnt-x Rolla. Xttltur lloin, john llxtitl, Rtinnit Ifloovcr. Bevcrlv Diehl. tieaxttrer: Dena Xiowctw. Necrctarx: Rantlx Nlt-tiller. tint--lwwitlt-iit: :intl ,lark Stewart, pi-twitlctit. Stantling in tht Sefontl row are Otluw Dingua. Darrel Yan Sump Dick Hot, llarhargt Kvgcticix. Nlattia linn. l'xttn Nlunn. lout- Rmvlw. CIl1:tt'l1vIIt' Sntvlv Ray Sprecher, and Paul Seibcrt. ' Standing in the third row are lrrank I.t-rew, atltixeri Carol Kirpxtttitlt. l.intla Smith. Pain llttn'-ing. Inlia l'llll'li. lltvtitia lung, limi' Nail Bob XYrigl1t.XValtet'Stuttflct1 Kttgcnt' lltrtItt'i1llt'i1'x, anal least' Ocltt-11 lltt llwix. K .titvlxn Uma. Ruth Nt-nnitigvt. Rm l'lIDL'l', .lnltn Rot, Rtit1Sliit-ltls, lzttgctit- Nlwtx Lee l'srt'thl1it'l. antl lloh Pxiu- are Ntgtntlitig in tht lotutli you, ulitlt- Kvn lung Ilartx Nvultw Irvlun Xtmikt X Ron Xnglv, Kilt-nn Smith. llitk Yvhf. lgirtx Rt'tltlig.:tti1l lim iitiwi inakt up lll1'l.INt mint 2 ff Z X Ynrsily cliccrlcuclc-rs, forming the symbol of Xlclllll. inc' l.incl:n qloncs, ' llc-5 c-rs. Km' Burkhart, :incl Shirlcv Rotz. czrpmin. l.sl llnck.llc'l1x lsnrpc-1. Xlzirx Xnn Cheerleaders Encourage Greyhounds I hc KllC'K'l'l1'll1il'lN2lTl'glllllgl' sig' ' nconli cnnnl to Il1c'l,1c-Xlicnlncls Six varsity cheerleziclers :irc chosen. three lroni Ihe junior clziss :incl three from the senior class. Fonr incoming sophomores :ire selected as junior Yznsily Clhcerleziclers heziclecl by ll girl from thc- lnnior Class. The girls lezicl school songs :incl cheers an :nh- lc't1c'c'onIc'sls :incl plain the pep meetings. llClll0llNll1Illllg onc- ul nmnx chucws arc lhc- ,lnnioi YilINllX fllL'L'l'lL'il1ll'lN. l'IUIll lc-llnlo light the chc'c-rlcnclcrs :urn l.incl.l llllllhllll. llonnzi C..uun.un. llllli' Xlzuicn. hllllilllll xcrrlv Diehl. zincl I inclau Kc-in XZ Xlcnrhers of the Sharps are plant' lurrrhatlr. Nlarr lit-tla Ilraxtr. l',u Xlrllt-r. Urlrrra Xlorru. lit-hhit Rllsstll. Doris l'uglr. Carol Qlrocrrraker. Qandx lfogelsarrgt-r. .rrrd ltr I-llrn Kirssrrr Xrdra Rrrrt is .utr-rrrp.rrrisi for rlrt group, Music Offers Varied Program l'rogra1ns from light opera to a gay Parisian show illustrate the versatility of the chorus. In addition to a s bring program, the chorus always gives an annua Christmas concert. Other choral activities include participating in County and district festivals and sometimes in state chorus. To look sharp. feel sharp, be sharp -This is the motto of the girls' ensemble, the Sharps. Chosen from the chorus, the Sharps sing for many sthool and connnunity activities. Although it ap, pears that singing is the easiest thing in the world for them. the girls actually spend much time in prac'tic'ing not only notes and rnusit, hut things like latial expressions, motions, tone hlending, timing. and other details that help give a hetter performance. Both the chorus and the Sharps are under the directorship of Hrs. Lee Nl. Hale. rrlex Coleman. Nlartha Lridcr, Nlars Killian. Bonnie heals. Lois Dunlap, ,Xudrs-x Needs. Pvnrrx Nlxt-rs, lst-xtrlx l'rx. Kuna lsorncisen. and Sondrr oun arc' standing in the front row. while klarre 'I'ur'nlratlr. XYilrn:r Nlonn. ,lo lfllen Kirssirr. Shcllry Butts. lsorrnit- llerslrey, Knrrna -lane Rr lortlla Xlc'llrngt'r. 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M Q , X 1' 54. +' ' :Li l '12 157' sv: . f 'sr ,Z ' ' L' rw i .3214 ' ' av ,. V 111 , 1 N .Y 113' N, s X A .Z jf. , .. li- Y - -3,-Q , ,Af 1 'QW ,sa A 'i ,QA 5 GVRYL 5 ' .Q H11 L Q1 -A k f ' WA ,T U K. 5, A i. g-Q' ,LN 1 . ' E 7 4 N 'Sw .11 .1 . ag W yft. I' H rf I F! Recreation Club nieinhf-rs in the frnnr nm' are Dun Sprerhc-r, Dirk l Iilll. Ken Punt. irc-zisinerz Cizirx Willhide. xife-president: Gary Yarn 91301, president: Bill Hershey, serretziryg I.lzu'enre 'Insit-n, Bill Nlyc-rs znnl Izlsun xlllfllll. Sezuerl in the setuml row :ire lingerie llreclihiel George C-uyer. XY2nne Craig. Nlxirk Keener, liin K-uxer. Xhniie N'l1ipple, Dun l'yne. llezin lvlsll. John Rfill, :ind Larry liurnl, C-zlry ller shey, Dirk Mitchell, l.:u'iy Xel1l.lSohYYiigl1l, lkillllll Un, Huh html ner, benign- Perri. Run l,:une. I :ul Nmlm. innl Dirk lnnis are seiiied in the third IIIW, XSllIlC Nlr. R unzihl Iguvliexul, anlxiserg I-Airy Nyrick, Run l'l2llsl'I', lloh Hiruk. Run Nluaits, Huh XX einer, bzilen llaislerer Luk lluckenherry, Ken Wingeril. :ind lliuri leircll :irc sented in the Inst ruw. Exercise Relaxes Body and Mincl Recreation Club provides recreation for boys under the guidance ol 11 trained supervisor. XYeiglnlil'Iing, wrestling, hxiskelhzill, loothzill, truck :ire :nnong the sports enjoyed hy the :ind boys. For ri less :irtive pastime, many boys prefer a gznne of chess. One need not be a professional to heroine :i ineniher, lor the hzisie skills :ind rules :ire given priinziry consideration. This year the Chess Clluh had tournzunents with several other high schools. Nlenihers of Chess Club. kneeling :incl sitting. :ire Hnrnld Kurtz, 'Iknn Lynch, Bill Porter, I.zu'ry Hnltry, Dick Nehf ' n Russell, jesse Ocker, ,Im Rs-ed. Run lrziker, Rm Reed, In-in Stark, fhzirles lizuiglnnzni. lion Ruiz, Kilayuni Johnston, Ken Shunian, Rau I.1llllllN. Deluge Plank, Nlr. Harrold liishup. zidxiserg Nlr, Lee Stare, student leather, jason Nlartin, Richard Bzier, C.hzu'les C,ulherlsun and joe Kurrxui :ire stiuiding. :uid ,ln gin, ,'.. Q4 , 9' 1 M41 4 ' Q, 3 R49 fl It QR 3 aa' ll., H ll ag! 5 Activities Brighten The Day 'A 11? 3+ li rp 1- 1 1. it 'sat l f 1 I If ef 1 A One of the highlights of tl1e past year was tl1c Christtnas IJl'0gl'2llll presented l1y the l'llfll'llS, Sharps, and tl1e Dra- 1111ti1 Club Some 11f the 1311111 uic Club inunbtrs here ITC llllplflllg for the program 111 11 h11h Ij0I'1llllS XS IISOII ll'lKl Xltlton Show tltcr portray XIII, and oseph In 1dd1t1on to all the classwork there was also time for fu11 The lllp to Penn State Un1 wersltx PlOX1dCd a fun Hlled educatlonal day for tl1e F T -X Club A lOlll of Gettysburg Pennswlxama, was the lughhght of tl1e juruor year It d1dnt take long to get lost because guldes YN ere not available that day Houexer, IH spxte of all the adwersmes, the 1Ql'5zi L s C1 1 Ill 11111 llIkX 1111 ll 1 IXlJLllL 1 1 N 1-tr llthhit Rum 1th Y 111 1 1 LLII llbll l11llI 3, Y ef fl Joyce Pugh and Lester Clippinger check Olll books at the Shippe11sl1111'g Public Library. jane 'I'ur11bach is a part- time l'llllllUf'CC of tl1e library. trlp furntshed both CdllCZ1llOfl and e11terta1n me11t The openlng of tl1e new Shippensburg Pubhc L1b111x provided the students Mllh a beautiful new buildtng hlled Wllll books Esexv year the chorus and Dramatlc Club st1ge 1 Qhristm I5 program A new feature of tl11s yen s lJlOdllCllOH was tl1e theatrlcal gauze cur tam purchased by the chorus P Ill 91111 Inncrsitw wus tht l1111lt for 1 htld llllb 1111 lt s llu L 1 1 lx llstll lllX lib! ll IJ xltll tl 1 l'1rl1 I . . , A L . 1 . . - - Al -V . 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' ll -' a1ez1I11ut 111 11111111 the lil11411y at li11i11-1sit1 1 uf an u 'x X. - Loach George Kohun slimu ll play Ihr- , s Greyhounds used agninel their foes rn Ng ca ture the Cham ionehi 1. P l YQ H.. v.. Lunch Ron I-auhead follows Lhe rulw for leaching the mage of coaching fool- hall bv ming the Split-T formation. Kohulk Tower of Power proved to be strong in the Lower Susquehzinnzi League. xlClTIlJCI'N of the learn innludez Front Row. left lo right-Chester jonew. jim lellane, Sheldon Yun Scyoc, john Snyder. Hurry Iferrell. bury Yun Suoc. Don Ocker, Pete Sullivan, and Iloli Ocker, S1-mond Row-bury Xhrirk. jeff klillli l'lllgl'IlL' Harper, Bob Niillc-1, I.:irrx llmLvi1lrc'ri'x. Boh xlClllIL'l. Bill Reeder, and .lim Skinner. 'Iihird Rrnv-klnwii Rzirper. lfrl Zinn. Ron l.:lnv. llill Nlcirziclwn. l.ec Brulllmeil, Boll 1-n1'clln'r:1ml l,blil'l'N Neglex, lfourth Ron lack Hockenlmerrx. Larry Reddig, Holm Bllrkliolrler. Bob Weaver. ,lim Rowmlc-ri :ind 6.4-urge C.:ilvc-rl. lfillh Row-Kc-nm Punt. Bob llurm. mari Willhide :ind Roh tmwcfrl, x 0 N O lliulesmwn 23 I1 xll3Ullf'Nl9UlU lil fi Susquelixmnzi 'l no QU T Sfflllilllll ll ll CiCllfSlJlll'f.f ll ll H1iIlfJX'L'l li QT Xleflmllifglpuyg H lj lilllllllg Slillllg 211 ll Nliddlelown ri ri Big Spring QU ll New Cluinherlnnd lil U 70 Greyhounds Win Lower Susquehanna Title .4 . , I-iirst string men intlude from left to right in the line john Snyder, right endg Gary Yan Styoc, right tatltleg jim lJcLane, right guaid Harry lferrell, center. Behind Harry is lid Zinn, quarter backg Boh Ocker, left guardg Pete Sullivan, left tackleg and Don Orker ltft end. Playing left half is Chester Jones: fullback, Kenny Punt. and rounding out the first team is Sheldon Yan Scyor, right hall. Greyhounds under Coaches George Kohut, Ronald Lawhead, and lVilliam Peck brought home to Shippens- hurg the Lower Susquehanna Title in the Class A divi- sion. The team had 7 wins, 2 defeats, and 2 ties. lVhile playing in the conference, the Hounds won five consecu- tive games. The game ol the year was played against the Big Spring Bulldogs at Memorial Park. The Hounds won 20-0 to clinch the lower Susquehanna Title and also to keep the Little Brown plug at Shippenshurg High. The ,lV's came through with an undefeated season against their many foes. Handling the equipment lor thc f:l'L'yllUlllNlS and ironing out many other piohleins were Ron Nloals, head manager. and Roy Piper. assistant. Y.-- 5,- -. pvm Iletsint txplessions show tht- happiness i pal X I' lliriui ind Iotth -A 2 I 1 ' George Kflhlll is I ainpionship trophy. Roy Y. Nlouer trhletic Direttoi I I' Hounds in Action Gain Victories lttttu ttttttttlu ,t gfmtl hltttk lttt' Shut! kttt Stxttt tttt .ttt ctttl ttttt .tgttittxt Big Sitting. 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I' Y! ,, ,X The keen eyes of the Varsity Courtmen reaped the following point ziierztges lor the '38-'59 season, Kneel- ing from left to right are Chester jonee, 10,93 Ron Mozita l.7g Glen Smith lg Harry Keleo 3.71 Dlefl' Kant: l5.3g Don Pugh, 53 Pete Sullivan, 43 Shed Yan Sycoc, llflg Charles Rztmp, 2.15 und Larry llzird, 2.7. Stu :irt Chase, a new member of the Greyhound team, not present when thi- picture was taken, ioined tht' Hounfk during the Qecond half of the South Penn Conference and compiled Li point ztxerage of -1.3 Courtmen Prove Mighty ln South Penn Conference -36 Na Varsity llrihhlers under Couch George Kohut Cpic-tured to the lefty piled up un ll-Il record this sew ton. The higgest upset the Crei- hounds pulled this rear was at win over Steelton High -15'-13. The Hoorinen won 8 out ol lti games in the South Penn Confet- ence in the l95S-59 competition. Stores O .S Boiling Springs 28 Tti New Cutnherlzintl 60 47 Scotland 33 til' Steelton 43 13 Waynesboro tif tio .Xlumni -13 311 Niiddletown 48 43 Gettysburg flti 68 Chambersburg titi BH 73 ll. Nlechzinit shutg Hershex Carlisle Hanoxet Scot latnd lY1ty'1tL'sl1olo Xliddletou it Cettxshutg Cltzitnherxlmtg Nlerhztnit slung Hershu Carlisle lizittmvt' , I' v x P . -. V Q .Vt izirt Chast- .'rl .Wi til ti? ll 33 Tl .Stl 30 38 titt ti? ill 1355 lt .GH 3,1 fill lil Bti fvl .77 Bl All til til 41:2 Dix J. V. Scores Boiling Springs New Clumberlantl Scotland Steel-High Waynesboro .Xlumni Middletown Gettysburg Cihainbersburg Nlechanicsburg Hershey Carlisle Hanover Scotland Waynesboro Middletown Gettysburg Chambersburg Nlechanicsburg Hershey Carlisle Hanover ct! fs S, .junior Hounds played to second place standing in the South Penn Conference. Kneeling are Bill Porter, Lloyd Heller and john Marpoe, while seated from left to right are Gary WVvrick, Bill Kane, Bob XVyrick and Boh Handshew. J.V.'s Take Second Place in South Penn Ili Louth Harold Bishop tarelully scans the scoreboard. hoping for another yictory. The -I. V.'s under Coach Harold Bishop had a success- ful campaign with l3 wins and 9 defeats to capture second place in the Junior section of South Penn Con- ference. The best game the Junior Pups played all season was the one against Hanover, when the Pups won 50-36 over the first place Hanover squad. The Hanover gl. V, team had been undefeated in South Penn play until they inet the ylunior Pups in the second hall. Bill Porter scores on a peep shot, while Bill Kane and Lloyd Heller get ready to rebound. Chester jones jumps from the foul Sheldon Yan Scyoc shows his fancv Ron Nloats driies down the floor on lane to plll in his favorite jump shot dribbling against Nlechanicsburg which an attempt to score against Mechanics- for two more against Nlechanicsbnrg. paid off for a score for the Greyhounds. burg which paid off for a score for Dribblers Display Court Capers vi., Don Pugh drixes in lot a shot against Bob XVyrirk prepares for a jump shot Harry Kelso attempts to recoxcr the Steelton. against Gettysburg. ball before it goes Ulll of bounds. Harry was the hero in this game with the llonnds winning against Steelton 45-43. Clcn Smith shoots r Jeen shot for llill Porter stores two oints with Bill fit, pi lk. with Ron l.ane and H avne Ride' jeff Kane. Hounds' 'tbig man. scores Kane looking on at Chambersburg. The out waiting for the rebound.. on a peep shot against Nfechanicsburg, ,l.Y.'s won this game 35-32. Matmen Finish Second In District II Coach Ronald l,awhead's niatnien had a suc- cessful '58-'59 season placing second in the Sei tion 3: District Il league with a I0-2 record. This was not an easy season lor the Greyhounds and many of the squad were first year men. hut they still kept the audience spellhound. Hr. I.awhead's coninient about his lC211I1 was. l've got 22 ol the hest boys in the world. Coach Ronald Lawhead is placing the trophy for the Outstanding Wrestler for the '58-'59 season in the Ship- pensburg Senior High trophy case. lhe uiost exciting inauh ol the season was the .Xlechanitshurg one. Both teams were fighting lor the flhainpionship and. in spite ol Nlethanits- hurg's -13 straight, the Hounds Illll up a good fight. Bill Hershey was nearing a pin and the buffer sounded, However. the trowd was yelling' so lustily that the releree did not hear it, and il' Coach Lawhead had not signalled him, he would have kept the match going. Wrestling Scores S U Carlisle 27 18 Central York 40 0 Boiling Springs 43 10 Big Spring 37 I7 Dover 28 ll York 26 17 S. Hagerstown 35 6 Newport 13 24 YVest York 37 3 Hanover 31 9 Biglervillc 40 2 Mechanicsburg 5 38 Section I I Champions William Hershev SIGN? Helm A Kenny Punt Cirapplcrs had a successful sca- son under Coach Ronald Law- head with a 10-2 record. Left to right in the front row are Garv Wilhidc. Steve Helm, jim Le- Dane, Larry Nehf and Bob Ot- kcr. Second row, left to right are Bob Cuhhlcr, joe McCoy, Bill Hershey. Bob Sobrito, Carl Nocho, ken Punt and Nick Gribblc. In the third row left io right are Barry Xrinstrong. las Bock. jerry Lautshaugh. Gene Nlillcr. Bob Gosscrt, Boh Carson and Larry HllllIif', Rear row left to right are Iloh Weas- er. Rod Rock. jason Karper. Roger XYinsor. George Perry. and Gene Brechbiel. 1958 Stul' Hahn. forming thc wing und chin on Tim Mc- liaughin. was successful in Il ill'SI period pin 1142. 1959 Bill Hershey. breaking his man down at Central York. wins hy 7-U. K: ' 'ni 2 Looking for action is Bob Ocker, who won by a deci- sion mer Barre Shcpp :ii C14-ntrzil York. I Grapplers VWn Matches Woiking for ai pin is Harold Nlflloy who clccisioncd Don Irhman to a score of 3-3. Don Ockcr. working for ai rzikc-clown over Ralph Niowcry of Big Spring, put up a good Hght hm lost 7 'S . 4 - 4 Hugcno Brcchhicl, working-to turn his man over for a pin. hnnllv pinnrrl him in 4:77. ,I N Taking time out from practice are Bob Freeman, Ed Linn, Larry Hockenbun Clinb Ramp Sheldon Min Snot ind nn lelhne xslnlt in the second row :ire Coach joe Lang, Bob Gardner, Pete Sullivan I ary long, C luster jones Niilton Showalter ind 1 nrx Reed l ll third row are Bob Myers, .Klan Cizimhle, Don Kelso. lack Hockenlierrv C arx Xvilllnde Kennx Punt md Steie Hclm Diamondmen Earn 47 Record Under Cozirli Aloe Lang. the Sliippensbnrg din- mondmen piled up Il record of -1 wins and 7 losses for the N58 season. The Hounds opened tlie sc-:umm with Big Spring .Xpiil 8. dmvning tlieni. .Xpril lil. they pulled znmlliei vit mu in deleatting llelnne. Ins- ing the next IlllC't' to fillLlllllJl'l'NlJlllig, Gettvlnlrg. and Xlliyiieslmiu. the Hounds tlien lmnnted lmtk S O Big Spring 6 fl Delaone 5 2 llliziriilmeixlmrg l 5 Genislmrg l Kylix llCslJUl'Il T 8 DeLone 6 2 D i . mlf l QW I N I ,gt in Srs. Win Title Ground sticks, ground sticks. ground sticks. and the gzlnie begins. These were the fzimilztr words dur- ing the intrzmutrztl hockey sezison when two leagues. composed ol hve teams ezich. bzittlecl for the chzim- pionship. Blue Ribbon Babies out- scored all comets to win the chann- pionship. BI.l'li RIBBON B XBIFS, the champions, consist of Gail Myers. co-czipvziin and Betty' Myers, captain. knc-c-ling. Also on the tc-:un :ire Marx Louisc- Perry, Bonnie Hershey, Bea- trice Hcelner, Put Smith, Marilyn Stoulfer, Shirley Roll, Pat Byers, Loretta Mcllinger, Brenda Iioch, :incl Marv Yarner. THE SENIORFTTES, captained by' Martha XY:1ltcfr and co-cnplziincd by' Pat Hc-rslicw, include .learn Rosc-r. Carol Ifreyg Joyce Clztrusci. Bilfllilliil NIZISCY, Nancy' Ciiissingcf, Diane Rock, Murcia Rirssin, and Gloria Smith. SYPFR SFNIORS. comprised of Bon- nie Russ, jenn Lziiclig. Ciolleeu Ifulton, Diane Hcberlig. Nancy Poe. Rosie Clay- man, :md jean L-ettle were led by Mary' Xnn Beam, tztptzlin, :md Nancy Cressler, co-captain. ,A Captained by Marilyn Stoufier and co-captained by Shirley Roll, the Chipmunks took a fast lead in thc Crackerjack League. Other members were Mary Louise Perry, jesse Naugle, Brenda Hoch, Sara Ann Burd, Esther Albright, and Mary .Xnn Beam. Bcity Nlyers lcd the Ionelv Teardro s with thc help of her co-captain Gail Myers, absent from picture. Also on time team were Jean Koser, kneel- ing, Mary Ann Beyers, Diane Rock, Nancy Rae Grissinger, Loretta Mellinger, and Marybelle Brinkerholf. Hoopsters Score Victories Timers and scorers, ready? Captains, ready? Time in with the whistle, and the game is under way. Maybe it is the Crackerjack League made-up of eight teams play- ing, or it may be two of the seven teams of the Cookie ,5,. f, C i. K League. This year the league titles were taken by the Chip- munks of the Crackerjack League and the Lonely Tear- drops of the Cookie League. The Chipmunks, captained by Marilyn Stouffer, went on to win the championship and were privileged to play Scotland. Pat Hershey, captain, and Gloria Smith, co-captain, worked with Bonnie Russ, Beatrice Heefner, Pat Smith, Linda jones and Pat Byers under the name Dumb Dumes. Rosie Cayman and Nancy Lressler, txtptain and co-captain. respectively, spurred the Turyiettes on to many a victory. Those team members were jane Mellott, Carol Frey, Pat Maley, Marcia Kirssin. Bonnie Hershey, and Nancy Poe. 'I'he Sacks, captained by Martha Halter and to - captained by Barbara Maser, included jean Laidig -Ioyce Caruso, Debbie Russell, Diane Heberhg Col leen Fulton. and Norma Thompson Girls Vie For Honors 'llxerybociy reach? mb Nlgirx Xnn Beam ax she prepares to hulli with her iunior opponent. Brenda Hoch. Rubs Brenzie. and Nellie Nloonex Ntancl rezrrlx in iheir lizrlfliuck pmitionx l ln 4-71 Hit it, Marilyn! Xlziii .june Yzirner shouts to Somebody tackle her? comes from the group us Marilyn Stoufler in Nellie Xloouex, Ruhy Brenue Mary Louise Perry gels rezicly to take charge of the :incl Snncly Swope rome up to tackle her. hall. zmcl llettv Myers comes in to help her. X new record? ash jane 'l urnbzick as Souclra Lec- Ilrown measures her jump, On your mzuk . . Y Lnrol Sl1llIllL'I' gels rezicly to run. Is that four ieet? bloriu Emith tub Diane Heberlig. Students Enloy Extra Activities After Classes lhc band niattclics tilting in the Ket- crzins' Dm lktttttltf nt Cllirimhcrshttrg. lll'llllNXlXLilll.I Utliri tint til town pxlrzitlt-s in ulntlt tht- h.tnd pztrtitipatctl lllIlll'l' tht' tlitt-ttitni til Lincoln ll. Frugal' sttiigut wttrt- thc llztllttwt-I-ti pzxtzitlcs :tt tttrlislt- atnd llznimct' Lind Nicmoriztl Day Pztrzidcs in Shippcnshttrg :intl fur- lisltx Prmiding thc cnthnsiztstn and cheering lor the teachers during thc- fzitnltxf sttttlcnts' Quint- :tru tlttwt' tlict't'lt'1itlCt's Xliss Nunn llntmi. Nlis. ltmiitnt Rup- t'rt, Nlrs. XlllI'glll'I'llL' lattttlis, Kits. Iililzt' lmclh l-rzitl. Nliss Sxtlnt-x lhlllllllljl. :tnd Xliss Olga fixilit. llixit- xlfllllkl. lizitltct' lJCl'SUlllllllt lm thc month nf Novctnbcr. is at sophn- inorc who t-nitiys ite skating. t'ollt't skating. and dancing. She is Ctttwtllcd i in thc Htnnc-Fctmtmtnits cmirsc, :intl hnpcs to hctotne at Xhtxt' gtltct grtitltnt- tion. 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