South Middleton Township High School - Bubbler Yearbook (Boiling Springs, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1957 volume:

arf ' -ff'-v-ev 'z ., f W5 i . J T- , X. , J V-.. 4. fm 'W 11 W- ' ff., an I -1-,:'5.1, JMS ki , L 'fic vi m y -- ,,,,- 'ws' xr 1956-57 BUBBLER YEARBOOK Published by the SENIOR CLASS OF SOUTH MIDDLETON TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL BOILING SPRINGS, PENNSYLVANIA l . ....., -... N .... .A ....,. J Dedication Through your patience, kindness, and un- derstanding you, the faculty, have led us through many years. We deeply appreciate all you have done for us, the students. In recognition, the staff dedicates the 1956-1957 Bubbler yearbook to the faculty. Table of Contents Title FOREWORD ..,. . DEDICATION ......, A. SNEAK PREVIEWS ........,,,...... ,. DIRECTORS AND PRODUCERS STAR PERFORMERS .SSS..,,...S.S,.-S SUPPORTING CAST .4...v INTERMISSION ..IC. ANGELS ,II.,.II, K Page S,. .I,.5-I8 I---,19-26 ,.,m.,27-48 --,E.,I49-60 ----,--,6I-94 S,,,--I,95-112 Q Parents ' Night Howard Petrrman, Student Council Pre-siclvnl. Crowns Queen Carolyn Nl:-als. Left to right: Barbara Hess, ,lam-t llc-itch, Sandy Winklz-man, Nancy Johnson. Marlene- Brannc-man Qmaid of hunorl. Carolyn Me-als, JoAnn Wolff-, Jackie Hess, Joycv Murphy, Howard Pe-Kerman. Jgr'sx YW iw.. 91.- I lfg for 5' J V my 'fi if' x M l l 9 K o ,ff 'ina I Q in 5 . LX 6 .Q-.1-.. my K2 ,. X K 2 X Q 'Qc Xara r R 9 A K if , , .,,. 5 .':, l 1 'X . .X I Left to right: Dean Vaughn, Sandy Winkleman, Bob Hammann, JoAnn Wolfe. Dale Vaughn, Carolyn Meals, imaid of honor? Marlene Brenneman, Eddie Miller, Michael Cracey, Donald Sh:-rman, Joyce Murphy. Howard Pe-if-rman, ,Ioan Shearer, Bill Murphy, Nancy Johnson. N Queen a- MARLENE BRENNEMAN King - EDDIE MILLER Carnival S. f ZLL, , 7 i e Wap 2 , gy f 2 F h , 5 , ZV 22 ,. Q gg?5fi 'QE 'f-31 IWW -as if , 9 f , . g V -MQ f f X x x .? 2 ii I K in if kg, f, .4 K A x X1 AX X XTK Ki V 3 ' Q , l ff fa 'N 13,2 I , D a ff fi f S X xx , h 1 y if - if h 5 v x X 1' ! X 5 A I 1 ,S , f i '31 . :Li ,fl la..J y in el El Left to right: Robrrt Kc-pm-r, Cay Minnick, Ruth'Ann Hummel, Bill Albright, Merry Lee Timmins, Richard Suter, Doris Brubaker, David Linv, Michael Craccy, Lee March, Sandy Naugle, Fred Matz, Sandy Fc-eser, Ke-n Waggoner, Brenda Bazaar Shughart, Billy Hammann. I ' x W-F' A-as ,un '- L, Q A V, 3 Qi-1? Queen - DORIS BRUBAKER King -- DAVID LINE 9 . . I x M, . N , , : Q 1 1 4, f ' k R A I k Y' Q -x w vfirm-'W -fclflfwiw -I - 1 A mggk Wiz S2-f gifs? K , M M 3. X - x+f5 , . 'J .mwmgrzgf -sauna- Q, nwvwk WE? .f 4' in ig M451 L I 5 v 1 V2 5 I Uv. 1 so A J f W rg-N JK. Ik Q- , Ya I s I l 2 3 V Iliad? ,A sk 6 Q . fm M, A R , vv 14 Y. vhs 1: Q ' was W , A I: ' ,SEN .., is ,F 3 'w-nm... Em: -.X 2 ll! ll WN em Li 8 if 'R SSSSQSTQRQ x Q 5 3 ma fa, iff ' :iii -MK-nn ...Mi NTS: , N E fl ,. neg Mpnl WU 3 2 R. Murtoff E. Fitting J. Murphy B. Line Senior B. Hammann C. Meals L. Hare J. Wolfe L. Calaman J. Cfant K. Boyer N. Johnson J. Deitch Play De. Vaughn J. Hess Da. Vaughn funior-Senior Prom I 956 s 51 v Y. .a ,...u- l --:.,f:,wm Z- ' ,,.- ,nk ,..--A 'K , V L5 A N5 . K K M y fy ' ' -fi'-x 4. ' '7x 925 f' LZ,K,,Z5ig Aix I 'Rf gsg fei iafy f -.gg .. .. ' 5 f sz MELSJAV 591257 f' 2 LV.,, if '3 s f .ff Gln.. 'Q Q div' 1- g .s 5 ..., fi f 5 ,,.A, ,1... , A' 4 .A x if 5 -A V 2.2465 .Q .y 1 5 Junior Pla fm. A w1' . Top row: M. McCoy, C. Jacoby, B. Grove. E. Kiracofe, P. Shughart, D. Eppley, C. Dick. Second row: L. Rollin, B. Miller, V. Carpcnter, B. Dum, C. Cornman, N. Speck. First row: D. Kepner, G. Hertzler, B. Diehl. C. Jacoby, L. Rollin, B. Miller, V. Carpenter. C. Cornman. C. Jacoby, M. McCoy, B. Diehl, G. Hertzlf-r, D: K4-pm-r GUESTS M. Line J. Wolfe Mrs. Gardner Mr. Smith E. McKenzie E. Roth R. Hammann C. Meals Miss Hackman Miss Lackey E. Wise H. Peterman L. Hare J. Bonebrake J. Deitch C. Houck Roman Banquet SLAVES L. Hazelelt B. Zelazny E. Martin D. Steinour N. Speck B. Grove B. Diehl B. Matthew C. Kennedy Ressler B. Kline J. Mellott G. Fishel B. Yohn C. Jacoby V. Carpenter M. McCoy E. Kiracofe A. Stauffer 'S- 1 i my 1 f b 3 .iiifi f i f.:, v I Pf if as K Q uzeiyz eff I jf K,-R 5 99 A Kg M ,gg ff? jg ' . i S X 55 Ji Q Y g if A 5 , f 4 SW in A 3 is Ek .K is J K ' W 'ff 1 i f f H 2' 5 U , I -1 E dad mg oclucers CUZ 0 TS 4, 4 N,,,,,... Dzrect M Supervising Principal WALTER D. HECKMAN Dickinson College, B.S. University of Pennsylvania University of Detroit Pennsylvania State University, M.E.D. GEORGE E. TAYLOR Mansfield State Teachers College, B.S Bucknell University, M.S. Pennsylvania State University f H igh School I Principal -Q. 'hx llmiib H Q I up gg Q 0 ! sq: MISS MARY ALICE MURRAY Secretary MISS EVELYN LACKEY MRS. LOUISE BOOKS Secrelary Secretary ' Q K X f f I if chool Board in Left to right: Mr. Earl Hammann, Mr. Lf-slvr Shugharl. Mr. Il:-orgv Taylor, Mr. Charlf-s Iiryrnf-ssfr Mr. George Ge-phart, Mr, Francis Culden. S RONALD L. BEASOM, B.S.. M.A. Ed. Art Pennsylvania State University LYNN G. BRENNEMAN. B.M. lnstrumental Music New England Conservatory SARA G. BRINER, B.S. Social Studies Shippensburg State Teachers College Pennsylvania State University JACOB A. DEITCH. HS.. M.A. Mathematics Shippensburg State Teachers College Columbia University FORREST W. DOEBLER, B.S., M.Ed Guidance, Social Studies Millersville State Teachers College Pennsylvania State University PERCELL B. ECKER. B.A., M.A. Health -- Physical Education Gettysburg College Columbia University REGINA FARNEH. R.N. Seliool Nurse University of Pennsylvania Seliool of Nursing Lebanon Valley College RONALD L. FINKENBINDER, B.S. Business Education Sliippensburg State Teachers College C. J. FITZGERALD, B.S.. M.S. Vocational Agriculture Pennsylvania State University ELIZABETH S. GARDNER, A.B., M.A. Algebra. Geometry Mount Holyoke College CHARLES WILLIAM CEIMAN, B.S.. M.Ed. English Sliippensburg State Teachers College Pennsylvania State University ALICE E. HACKMAN. A.B. English. Latin Dickinson College Pennsylvania State University l saw 'Qi -...Qt WILLIAM P. HARTMAN, B.S. Industrial Arts Millersville State Teachers College Pennsylvania State University JEANETTE B. HINKEL. A.B. Home and School Visitor Hood College Dickinson College HOWARD W. KOSER, B.S. English. Spanish, Social Studies Millersville State Teachers College University of Pennsylvania CAROLYN ANN LACKEY, B.S. Health. Physical Education Pennsylvania State University GLORIA J. LOVE, H.S. Homemaking. Social Studies Indiana State Teachers College ANN H. MALONE, B.S. Vocational Homemaking Hood College Maryland University Pennsylvania State University West Virginia University CAHMICN NI. NIfKR'l'UCCl. BS llt-altll. Svivmw-. Driver l':tlIll illl0Il .mc Train ing: Fast Strouclslmrg State Teaclu rs Lollege WIl,l.lANl R. NIINNICH. 13.8. Cmnnmn l.t'1lI'IllllgL Slrippc-nslmrg State' T0ac'l10rs College' Wf-stvrn Nlllfyllllltl College MARTH.-K S. REICDICR. BS. English. Mullwmutivs SlllIlpf'IlSlllll'g State' Teaclwrs College ARTHUR M. SMITH. HA. Common l.f-urning Sllippe-nslvurg State' TCilCllf'fS Lollvgv Ccttyslmrg Collvgs- RUTH SNYUICR. BS.. M.Pf1I. BllFllll'SS l':tllll'llllUll Pvrmsylwtnia State' University plIlSlllll'g1ll llnivt-nity MARtl.'XRH'l' ll. 'l'HON1l'SON. B.M.. M.Ed. Musim' Wvstminfte-r Colle-gm' Pvnnsylvaniu State' llnivvrsity CRAIG S. WHITE. B.S. Chemistry, Physics, General Science Shippensburg State Teachers College Pennsylvania State University ROBERT WHITCOMB, B.S. Biology. General Science Pennsylvania State University Shippensburg State Teachers College JANITH U. FISHER, B.S. Librarian Millersville State Teachers College Pennsylvania State University YU Z1 ,sz , . af 2 V, A aff! JIU? Vi .x.,r- 1- Nr 1- DONALD RAMER BITNER Don - N Three loves has he . . . cars . . . cars . . . and more cars . . . How are you gonna act? . . . Spark plug . . . Deliberate . . . Likes to type . . . friendly smile. ARLENE JOYCE BONEBRAKE Joyce Frequently afflicted with lapsus memoriae . . . erudite . . . loves a debate . . . keen sense of humor . . . Lady with the Lamp . . . May you have plenty of patients! KENNETH EDMUND BOYER Ken Strawberry blonde . . . long legs . . . Reggie . . . one of the Bubbling Notes . . . Don Juan t?J . . . gym hazard. KENNETH MAYNARD BREAM Ken One of the Ag boys . . . Likes sports, hunting and blondes . . . Did you ever hear Ken sing? . . . I recl-2011. X MARLENE MAY BREAM Breamy Tempest in a teapot . . . Ad girl . . . Likes books on Roman life . . . An A-1 private secretary or home- maker . . . Dim your lights! . . . Muscles. -1 CLARA MARLENE BRENNEMAN M arly Carnival and Bazaar Queen . . . Forward look in basketball . . . Excels in the two PR fpopularity, personalityl . . . T-E-A-Ml . . . Come on, where's your spirit! -X' Xa-f X tr, fgfsiii-fr 7 .i -.-- NM.: - -X st- X Wu, .Egfr 11 is A -ff -X . IPX. . STEPHEN JACKSON BRYMESSER Steve Fond of Ag . . . A yen for a Junior . . . What's wrong with Math? . . . Future- big butter and egg man. LEE SHAFFER CALAMAN Lee Drives a Henry Special . . . Em'ma hashful? . . . One of the business Triumvirate . . . Fatherly attitude toward the underclasswomen . . . Future tools . . . a monkey wrench and a spanner. PAUL DAVID CLARK, JUNIOR Brub Tallest member of the class? . . . Talker de luxe!! . . . Is he really a girl hater?? Basketball playmaker!! . . . Usually seen at the Combo. RONALD PAUL CLARK Ron A hunting we will go . . . hefty wingback . . . swivel hips . . . one of the roving cousins . . . A career in the army . . . Have anything to eat? RICHARD HENRY COOK Rich Quiet at first but look again.. . . Mechanical wizard . . . Slave of the mimeograph . . . You're a good kid! JANET FAYE DEITCH lanet Honor student . . . Activities galore . . . Be kind to Mrs. Chase! . . . Dux femina facti! . . . Likes conversa- tions . . . writing awards . . . Music lover. ' NEALA RAE EYLER Neala A Rainbow Girl . . . . . Oh, those books! . . . a loyal friend . . . amicable . . . Millersville-bound . . . My word! . . . capable librarian. CHARLES EDWARD FARNER, JR. Ed Great out-doors man . . . music hath charms ' . . Quiet and shy? . . . Whom do tease? . . . Easy-going . . . Cost a quarter! where are you going with that milk? H 4 C! you you CAROL ANN FETROW Toweleoless Drives a wicked Willys! . . . What d'ya want for lunch? . . . Devotee of Allenberry . . . Cheerleader . . . Hands, knees. CHARLES WILLIAM FICKEL, J R. Cork Do you like Carlisle High School? . . . Enjoys sports . . . Usually seen in the shop . . . Likes math class??? We're in the Army now. JAMES ROBERT FULTON I im Works like a beaver-when he's working . . . Courteous, grown-upg one of Miss Briner's gentlemen . . . We hope you pass the college exams. GARY LEE F ICKEL Gary Dauber de luxe . . . I'11 look that up! . . . Why do I come to school? . . . Teachers' Pest . . . Carrier of viands . . . If there's anything I hate, it's a HERO. ul f Hard-boiled McCafferty . . . Dead-eye Ed quick on the trigger . . . Business Educa- tion handy-man . . . joker . . . Don't get all red-faced about itl .. .Here I come, wild blue yonder! 5 5 2' 1 , DONALD KENNETH GOODYEAR Don Droll humor . . . Where's Mr. Shoemaker? . . . Authority on the art of washing dishes . . . Sober . . . deliberate. EDWARD ROBERT FITTING Ed JANET IRENE GRANT Jan Newcomer to class . . . diminutive and dainty . . . No lika da pizza pie! . . . Gee Whiz! . . . Career girl in thc home . . . chokes the coke machine. ROBERT THOMAS HAMMANN Hob Leader of many . . . frequently found in casts! . . . Oh, gee! . . . Brains . . . good sport Lab fiend . . . Future plans-a career in st'i1'Ilt'e. LOIS ANN HARE Lois Ann Grade A student . . . Uflooks are fri:-ndsg come, let us read. . . . peddler of tokens . . . 'LMy Codfrm-y's goat! . . . Plans to attend Shippensburg. We WALTER HESS HECKMAN Butch A good sport... Amicus Latinac? .. . Get that horn up! . . . All l want is music, music, music . . . A demon at the wheel! . . . Look out, here comes Butch! JACQUELINE JOANN HESS Jackie Elvis . . . Lawdy, lawdy, lawdy . . . H0w'do, Brown Baby? . . . Plays a crazy bassoon . . . Oh Great! . . . . . . Collector of rings . . . Class Clown. DORIS LARAE HOFFMAN De De Two loves have I . . . roller skating and driving . . . Who is your latest? . . . A sympa- thetic friend . . . Did Doris wear her W housecoat in Washington? CARROLL LAMAR J ACOBY Hank Hall patrol . . . Don't throw those trucks! . . . s What's the hurry! . . . Drummer boy . . . typing whiz . . . Stencils. NANCY ROGENE JOHNSON fohnnie Put a nickel in the beetle ! . . . Dig that Elvis! . . . Some Cat! . . . Favorites: pizza, football and ? . . Better late than never . . . Sweet and lovely. BILLY JO LANGLEY Bill A rebel from the Deep South ... . fun-loving . . . easy- going . . . seldom heard . . . Ambitious? . . . Contagious smile. RONALD LEE LEBO Scar Authority on James Dean . . . Dislikes: hot weather and any kind of work! . . . Strong constitution but frequently ill . . . Line anchor man . . . Bert Bell, watch out! JOHN ALBERT LINDSEY John Poker-face . . . One of the Three Angels, Earl, Cary, and John . . . The early bird? . . . Strike-out king! . . . De- bater . . . Hey, don't I know you? MELVIN LINDSEY LINE Melvin Likes girls, indoor sports, and hunting Kin that orderl . . . Joy, joy, joy! . . . What a wallet! . . . Mr. Moneybags . . . Has his sights on college. ROBERT CLARENCE LINE Bob Sports-minded . . . Bang! Blow-out? No, just Bob on his motorcycle . . . Girl crazy? . . . Mr. Marshall and his big cigar . . . Future-Air Force. .5 is A 5. 3 3 H MARY CATHERINE MCGOUGH Mary An absentee scholar . . . Pastime: baby sitting nd roller skatin Diamonds are a Zal's best friend'g...'..Art with a capital A. CAROLYN LOUISE MEALS Carolyn Homecoming queen . . . class beauty . . . Trouble with figures! . . . do-me-re-the piano's out of tune! . . . How about that! . . . A future Florence Nightingale. MARGARET JEAN LOHMAN Maggie Chatterbox . . . drives a hot chevvy . . . seen at the Rollercade . . . boys . . . boys . . boys . . . How about that? TAY' CHARLES EDWARD MILLER Popular fellow with both sexes . . . Late-comer to home- room . . . Student of rock strata . . . Smiling Ed DORIS ELAINE MINNICH Elaine Say it with music . . . reserved . . . You know it! . . . Fond of Carlisle . . . one citizen! . . . Joan and I. . breaker of tape . . . a great fullback. ,sg A -rs.. I my tg-Z, S? X .J +A JOYCE ELAINE MURPHY .IACQUELINE SHIRLEY MOFF ITT Jackie A snappy majorette . . . Oh, Aunt Prissy! . . . Always seen 'with Sandy . . . Temper! Temper! Temper! . . . Who is the secret love? . . . Believes in fortune tellers?? . . . hops the aisles at Allenberry. Squirf Sweater girl . . . Where's your dignity? . . . Writer of minutes . . . Cashier . . . Peppy cheerleader . . . Future in- terest-farming . . . Fickle? HOWARD DOUGLAS PETERMAN Pete WILLIAM EDWARD MURPHY Fats Aw, Teach! . . . Friend of the faculty? . . . Excels in sports, -history and office attendance! . . . Initials found on many hickory sticks! . . . Our Bill. STEWART ROE MURTOFF Fuzzy Stewart . . . lover of the ancients? Al- ways rootin' for the Teutons! . . . Class Clown . . . Inmate No. 1 . . . Look out, Uncle Sam! Presides as MC CEmceel . . . Mr. Doebler's assistant . . . Get out of your lockers! . . . Teller of TALL tales . . . full of mischief . . . Friendly Persuasion . . . EARL JACOB OCKER Bashful?? . . . Good Morning . . . This is Earl Ocker. . . . Enjoys sleeping in class . . . Trigger temper!!! . . . Don't tramp on my shoes. Miss Snyder's friend . . . Who is the girl in your life?? Mole EUGENE EDWARD ROTH Gene Enviable grades . . . A friend to everyone . . . Likes dates lAmerican historyl and long-hair music! ino side burnsl . . . Holy Cow! . . . Future plans-Instructor of the Three R's. EDRIA ANN SHANK Eddie First in homeroom . . . in the morning . . . chief mourner for a former teacher . . . . . . chatterbox . . . future secretary . . . She'll flip her lid! GEORGE BRUCE SHANK Shank Hey, buddy, have you got a dime? . . . First string pigskin pusher . . . Slow-moving . . . Stars on the Tardy List . . . I don't have time now. V w MELVIN HUGH SHEAFFER Cork One of the gang . . . Late comer to homeroom . . . the lad with the distinguished air . . . Well-developed gray matter . . . Ambitious? . . . DONALD LEE SHERMAN Ace Snappy quarterback . . . loves to argue . . . . . . females' beau ideal . . . Holly's a great town . . . Member of the Hill Gang . . . Get the firm grip. . . . fly boy. RICHARD LEE SHERMAN Dynamite Dick Dynamite football player . . . holds the center of the line . . . future farmer . . . Hot Rod Ford-Hear him ratt1e?! . . . Quite the lover! JOAN VIRGINIA SHEARER Joni Big brown eyes . . . Wardrobe of lovely clothes . . . I don't know what to wear! . . . Get off the road-here comes Joan! . . . Did you put flea powder on Maggie last night?? 'PAULINE GERTRUDE SHELLER Lenie Engaged . . . Wrestling fan . . . I'm starved . . . Speedy on keys and wheels! . . . One of the four! . . . Future plans de- cided-housewife. ERMA LOU SMITH Ermie Ermie . . . Skaters' waltz-Margaret and I . . . Rock and Roll . . . Oh, that homework! . . . Future plans QQ' include a desk job. ve. WANDA JUNE SMITH Happy Hop-a-long's friend! . . . Honorary member of the Hill Gang . . . Let's play satellite! know. tm I .al Reserved, kindhearted . . . Nice to fl Y X QW RICHARD EIVIORY SNYDER Snyder Sleepy Head . . . Personality . . . Whizz on wheel . . . A s man nf many courses . a future in the Armed Services. Q WAYNE ARTHUR STONE Ayne Y Quick on the trigger . . . Target . . . Carlisle . . . Drives? A hot Olds . . . Watch him HOP in English class uiet?? . . . A real snappy dresser. 1 'ROGER STEWART VANCE Sazch Stay off those red suede shoes isize 12?J Seldom darkens the school doors, a fol- lower of Daniel Boone . . . Always gets his dear! Man, that is the most. DALE EUGENE A gentleman and a lover -of the out-offdoors . . . whiz at basketball and track . . . E Pluribus Unum . . . friendly . . . never blushes??? . . . Okay, just X be sociable. CARL LAVEN TANCER Barrel Big brown eyes.. . . girl-shy U7 . . . How I love school! Advice to farmers . . . Church worker . . . Skating hath charms . . . I don't know! LEE CLAIR TROSTLE I im Lazy? . . . Author of 'Spelling for Modems . . . Still hunting for the duck that got away? . . . Tall, dark, and handsome. Cn- VAUGHN Dale 1 JANET ARLENE WEARY Janet Industrious . . . dependable . . . lover of soups . . . Pretty dark brown hair . . . Art student deluxe . . . Church worker . . . Really ? DEAN ELWOOD VAUGHN Diz Two-letter man . . . Favorite subject-study hall . . . Snappy dresser . . . Histrionic ability . . . Coming in on a wing and a prayer? . . . Choo-choo-chug-chug . . . Speedy! I 130- 72 V, 'HELEN LOUISE WILKINSON Peggie Sober and demure . . . Sports a diamond . . . temperamental? . . . See the USA in your Chevrolet-first stop Biglerville . . . Friend of all. SANDRA JANE WINKLEMAN Sandy Oh, that giggle! . . . Plans to be a private secretary . . . School news correspondent . . . Usually seen with Jackie . . . Smell me! . . . Mr. Auman's right arm. L , EDGAR FLOYD WISE ELLA MARIE ZIMMERMAN Zimmie Please serve me a pine float . . . pride and joy of the Business Department . . . Pm tired of it . . . The crystal ball reveals lovely ladies with Ella's special emerg- ing from a beauty salon. 'withdrew from school. Ed Agricola, agricolae, etc . . . Tri-sports man . . . Are train- ing rules made to be broken? . . . h2:a2+b2 . . . stellar student in math and science. JO ANN WOLFE I0 Plays a mean French horn! - or is it a flute?? . . . A smile for every girl and two for every boy . . . Student director of the radio broadcasts . . . Always gets her man in the class plays! . . . Good friend to all . . . College-bound. fftqa 9 iti'i'i9'i tiki' twin fwfr M, tiff' ' svn- Most Likely to Succeed JANET DEITCH EUGENE ROTH Best All Around CAROLYN MEALS BOB HAMMANN Scholars LOIS ANN HARE BOB HAMMANN Actor and A ctress JACKIE HESS DEAN VAUGHN Musicians CAROLYN MEALS WALTER HECKMAN Whois xv x xr 4' wx. rw R. Who Class Clowns JACKIE HESS PAUL CLARK Athlfwes MARLENE BRENNEMAN ED MILLER ld.. Flirts JOYCE MURPHY MELVIN LINE Did Most for ,57 JANET DEITCH HOWARD PETEHMAN IClIGICNI'f RUTH Bashful WANDA SMITH WAYNE STONE ,v,........---- 5 f N -no-sos-lvl sw.. 4. Chief Custodian IIF N1 afeteria taff R.BOYD Z' M M' ' h. Mrs. Chronisler Mrs. Paxton, Mrs. Brenneman Mrs. McManus, rs. mmc C. Jumper. Mr. Moorhvad. C. Brandt Mrs. Kurtz, Mrs. Snydc r, Mrs. Dasher Szqpporting ast T -Q fs 7' N I 3 ..,a, rikku n .,ff a M ,,,..,,.W.,,-.......,.-. .,,,.Qa,2f-f-M-H ,. I, x ml K.: u Hug 'iglwf .af JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS-President, Jan Yeignstg Vice President, Charles Jacoby, Secretary, Patty Cook Treaqurer Clarence Cornman. Top row: B. Kline, R. Myers, E. Karper, R. Matthew, B. Miller, C. Jacoby, C. Nelson. Second row: Miss Snyder, C. Kennedy, I. Moyer, J. Lehman, D. Karper, D. Kepner J. Mellott, B. Matthew, Mr. Crimm. First row: K. McCoy, J. Hummel, L. Howe, S. Kiehl. C. Minnich, E. Kiracofe, E. Martin. Ch fc'-ef n iff .' X A . ' Y L if ' V -lb. MR. l lNKENliIN1Jl-IR'S IIONIICROONI Top row: Mr. Finkvnbinder, D. Steinour, P. Shughart, C. We-ibley, L. Walls-rs, C. Way. Svcnnd row: D. Vaughn, M. Smith, N. Speck, B. Yohn, A. Shnpp, J. Wisv. R. Waltvrs. V. Shughart .l. Yvingst. First row: L. Rollin, C. Rvssler, ll. Zvlaznvy. A. Stouffer, D. Thomas, M. Ruwlvs, lf. Rvvilm-r. Top row: H. Boldusser, R. Brandt, M. Clipplinger, C. Cornman, B. Diehl, E. Culick, B. Crow, C. Fishvl. Second row: Mrs. Cardnvr. D. llrvam, C. Crifiiv, V. Egfr, J. Haycock, C. Cross. C. Hvrtzlvr, P. Cook. First row: C. Dick, P. Fry, I.. Hazlvtt, S. lluhn, C. Carprnter, C. Hipplc, V. Clvlan. 5 , 'w HRS. ILAICIJNICIVS IIUNHCKOOM 'Ft- SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS-President, Mary Lee Myersg Vice President, John Kiehlg St-ervtury, Kathryn Hawhakerg Treasurer, Judy Shughart. M ISS I.ACKEY'S IIOMEROOM Top row: J. Rosenberry, R. Putt, D. Shughart, C. Raudabaugh, P. Smith, C. Shenk, J. Reeder N. Thomas, E. Stump, R. Wilson, F. Way, T. Ryder. Second row: Miss Lackey, R. Raylor, M. Yohn, S. Zengerle, J. Timmins, D. Trostle, D. Richwine J. Putt, H. Smyser, V. Tanger, M. Stoner. First row: J. Shughart, Clara Reeder, B. Trayer, C. Rhinehart, S. Wolfe, J. Shughart, J. Weigle B. Wood. C. Weibly, I.. Weiss. Quo .av E MR. FITZCERALITS HONIEROONI Top row: J. Lilley, R. Klinger, J. Kiehl, K. Kurtz, R. Morgan, B. McCoy, T. Lindsey. J. Kiracofe Second row: Mr. Fitzgerald, R. Myers, D. Mitchell, S. March, N. Kuhn, F. Ocker, L. Kooken, C Matthew, J. Kline, H. McKinney, L. Mitchell. First row: A. Kuhn, V. Martin, E. McKenzie, M. Myers, E. Lohman, N. Kearns, P. Jumper, C Jumper. Top row: R. Herr, J. Burkholder, W. Famer, T. Bucher, W. Rollin, R. Croce, B. Coodling, E. Heilman, J. Davidson, R. Cailbraith. R. Goodyear, E. Brandt. Second lroyv: Mr. Ceiman, N. Ankabrandt, D. Hess, A. Brenneman, N. Clark, P. Gensler, A. Brandt, Q C. Cfllfllh. E. Helge.. First row: C. Brandt, K. Fickel, D. Heilman, T. Carpenter, M. Hinkel, J. Hess, R. Baker, D. Hertzler. Q . MR. GEIMAN'S HOMEROOM NINTH GRADE OFFICERS--President, P. Samuelson, Vice President, R. Slusserg Secretary, L. Wilson, Treasurer, T. Wolfe. Top row: L, Zelazny, D. Shafer, D. Rynard, T. Wolfe. K. Shaeffer, J. Shetron, G. Wareheim, R Thumma, R. Rynard. Third row: P. Samuelson, R. Slusser, P. Vianey, L. Wilson, K. Shafer, D. Slusser, W. Sheriff. Second row: A. Weary, P. York, P. Wingert, J. Simmons, E. Shearer, M. Vaughn, R. Sholter. First row: E. Zinn, A. Viti, M. Smyser, A. Sheriff, S. Toffey, L. Wise, N. Snyder, P. Shenk. MR. WHlTCOMB'S HOMEROOM MR. MARTUCCVS HOMEROOM l Top row: D. Lesher, B. McCoy, D. Matz, G. Lebo, C. Howe, R. Lindsey. Third row: B. McCoy, H. Pieper, R. Noss, H. Myers, R. Landis, F. McCoy, R. Horn. Second row: Mr. Martucci, B. McCoy, G. Kuhn, M. Rhinehart, C. Nell, D. Lebo, J. Carmen J. Lerch, R. Raudabsaugh, C. Moyer, J. Long, C. Fuehrer, S. Page. First row: M. Kepner, S. Peck, A. Mitchell, D. Herr, J. Croce, R. Cerhardt, P. Lindsey, W. Kell Top row: D. Bonebrake, L. Bowers, R. Brenneman, S. Finkey, R. Baker, P. Donley, R. Clark, H. Brenizer, K. Clepper, L. Bream. Third row: E. Baker, E. Beam, T. Blackburn, M. Eppley, R. Christopher. Second row: Mr. White, D. Evansky, S. Bream, M. Cramer, C. Cornman, J. Erickson, J. Brymesser, C. Balmer. First row: C. Derrick, B. Bretz, C. Brandt, M. Reagan, B. Clark, J. Davis, L. Wilson, P. Clark. MR. WHlTE'S HOMEROOM 'IQ' EIGHTH GRADE PRESIDENTS-Dale Roth, Ronald Mizell, Regina Line. MRS. LOVE'S HOMEROOM 56 Top row: D. Roth, A. Long, R. Altland, D. Wilson, G. Christopher, C. Howe, G. Hoffman, J Hess, D. Comp, T. Armstrong, D. Brenneman. Third row: D. Dewalt, R. Lebo, R. Ege, J. Zimmerman, B. Neal, R. Line. Second row: Mrs. Love, H. Burns, A. Douglas, J. Minnotte, J. Olmstead, D. Shughart, R. Sheaffer L. Ryder, L. McGlaliglin, V. McDilda, C. Miller. Firstcrowz C. Carothers, A. Eyler, S. Erickson, K. Bridge, M. Nailor, N. Klingeman, G. Heiges P. ast0. MR. KOSER'S HOMEROOM Top row: J. Smith, L. Myers, R. Myers, J. Brandt, N. Woods, R. Marsh, K. Wilkinson, R. Wise T. Brandt, K. Stoner. Third row: R. Stoner, J. Rosenberry, D. Jumper. C. Kuhn, R. Smith, P. llulmerlig. Second row: Mr. Koser, R. Myers, D. Sweeney, S. Hamilton, R. Brandt, M. Myers, N. Vanasdlen M. Nelson, R. Noel, B. Brandt, L. Lloyd. First row: R. Line, B. Triesh, D. Dum, V. McKee, Y. Kiehl, B. Starner, E. Mortoff, D. Walters. Top row: R. Ellwvin, G. Jumper, J. Kline, R. Baker, R. Monismith, D. Kuhn, D. Mizell, C. McCalister, J. Fahnestock, H. lfnck, R. Thomas, R. Bream, T. Calaman. Third row: F. Martin, C. Gailbraith. R. Putt, J. Smith, R. Sharp, H. Books. Second row: Mrs. Reeder, M. Minnich, J. Cerhardt, H. Minnich, M. Bream, D. Baker, L. Starner, C. Vaughn, D. Comittino, C. Howe. First row: G. Worley, E. Kuhn, L. Viti, D. Shughart, V. Snyder, P. Line, L. Ryan, S. Murray. .JL ?fP .. 5 .. f 5 R MRS. Rl-ll'IlJER'S HOMICROOM SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS-President, Ronda Keckg Vice President, Joe Eremusg Secretary, Nancy Berging Treasurer, Sharon Hornor. MR. DElTCH'S HOMEROOM To row: L. Putt, W. Dodd, T. Minnich, L. Delp, J. Gross, P. Souders, J. Eremus, W. Snyder, P W. Wilson. Third row: Mr. Deitch, R. Hoffman, G. Paden, K. Sholter, S. Ecker, R. Clelan, H. Shenk. Second row: P. Clepper, C. Knight, P. Matthew, P. Weast, S. Sachs, M. Shields, J. Nell, J Samuelson. First row: D. Daniels, J. Donley, S. Hornor, S. Fickel, S. Ellwein, J. Morris, P. Shenk. NIR. SNll'l'H'S HONIEROONI Top row: R. Ramsey, W. Stouffer, E. Thomas, M. Ludt, G. Carpenter, K. Stought, D. Bream, E Zinn, M. Hamilton. Third row: Mr. Smith, C. Smyth, M. Myers, C. Jumper, R. Smyth, R. Drenizer. C. Moyer. Second row: B. Sweeney, J. Clark, C. Murtorff, J. Brandt, P. Mortoff, S. Wilkinson, R. Meals, D Keck, J. Shetron, C. Monismith. First row: F. Jumper, A. Hopcraft, R. Evansky, D. Hostetter, E. Kuhn, M. Myers, P. Peck, N Hamilton. Top row: W. Tritt, H. Books. J. Davidson. R. Cornman, R. Bradley, R. Kunkle, L. Reeder, N. Vianey. Third row: Mr. Minnick, L. Karper, D. Fitting. P. Weigle, J. Meals, D. Myers, K. Fahnestock. Second row: L. Warner, P. Lynn. J. Fanus, R. Ceiman, D. Cook, P. Fry, L. Stone. First row: W. Reeder, E. Lerch, N. Bergin. D. McCoy, C. Chronister, R. Keck, N. Myers, A. Hurley. NIR. NllNNlCK'S HONHCRUOM Mr. Kung Mr. Rhodes Student if Y. Mr- James Mr. C1-imm Mr. Guest Teachers eeee e e .L-- , .. xxy ' f tif' k 'eK::, 3 kl , I I - A BA - K '. mmm Bmw -V91 e eee Mr. Miller Mr' Dugan All A-ah?',.u! K. ,es . ffm , . V K , ..f?'1- Intermission 9Q ,W ,, 5 Football After three hard weeks of practice the boys got off to a fine start. They walloped the Newport Buffaloes,' by a score of 59 to 0. The second contest of the season the Bubblers beat Hummelstown 31 to 6. This was the first time in three years we beat the Bulldogs Next, as the Bubblers,' kept rolling, they trounced Enola by a substantial margin of 30 to 0. In the next game against our arch rival Biglerville, the Canners with a surprising team gave us the only setback of the campaign by a 13 to 12 score. Going to New Cumberland next with a three and one record, the Buhblers pulled an upset by taming the 'Tigers with a 25 to 0 setback. Under expert guidance the team went on winning by beating the Black Hawks of Susquenita in a 20 to 6 duel. After giving the Cumberland Valley Eagles a lead, the boys got to work and brought home a 32 to 7 victory. On a soggy field the Bubblers defeated the West Shore Trojans by a score of 13 to 7. This proved to be one of the most exciting games of the season. The next defeat to be handed out was delivered to the Shippensburg Greyhounds The Greyhounds looked strong at first, but they weakened under the strain put on by the Bubblers ' and lost the game 27 to 0. In the final game the Bubblers proved their strength by being on the better end of a 26 to 13 score in which the Susquehanna ulndiansi' were scalped. The final record of the Bubblers was: Won - 9 Lost - 1 DON bHERMAN Halfback GEORGE SHANK Halfback Mr. Smith, Mr. Martucci, Mr. Ecker, Mr. Minnick, Mr. Finkenbinder. ED WISE Guard RICHARD SHERMAN Center x Q I Fsklm. N: fglffgilggg, A ' ' A If ' Q -. Evil, . , , , .V . mk,4 V 1 x M -Q e K R . 1 ED FITTING K Tackle L 119 X Vi .X xfvm -x X 1 --Q 1 RONNIE LEBO Tackle ,4 - ,X-LK kfjs, x ,. - k X, 'r 7 . J 'hd RICHARD COOK, End xx x , E AIAA ml xg -- ft mg. s Q xv? km f QNX, Junior High Football Team Top row: B. Kunkle, B. Hoffman, G. Hoffman, R. Corman, G. Paden. Third row: K. Sholter, L. Putt, J. Zimmerman, B. Myers, R. Ege, L. Karper, J. Davidson, A. Long, P. S d . Secondnioai? R. Myers, R. Enck, J. Eremus, B. Snyder, S. Ecker, D. DeWalt, R. Altland, H. Shenk, Mr. Finkenbinder. First row: D. Roth, R. Lebo, C. Galbraith, J. Hess, C. Christopher, L. Lloyd, J. Meals. A COACH SPEAKS The beginning of the school year found approximately twenty-five Junior High School boys, seventh and eighth graders, reporting for football practice, many of these for the first time in their young lives. These boys had a tough time getting fitted, as their weight ranged from about 81 pounds up to around 150 pounds. However, they all managed to get a uniform. Throughout the year these boys were being constantly out-played by other schools, much larger than Boiling Springs, which produced much larger boys. Though the size of some of the opponents would have been enough to turn a majority of young boys to fright, these boys did their very best. What they lacked in size, they made up in courage and determination. The boys won only one game, but that was a great victory for them. They defeated Biglerville by a score of 7-0, losing two close games, one to Northern Joint by a score of 7-0, and one to Hanover 13-7. The rest of the games played were too much for the boys and ended with big scores. In conclusion I might say that it has really been a privilege for me to be able to coach these boys, and to feel that I had some part in making better sportsmen, team workers, and strong young men out of these twenty-five boys. You will be hearing about these boys in the near future, I am sure. ' ' ll Varsity Boys Baslcetha Standing: Mr. Minnich, J. Jacoby, B. Grove, H. Peterman, B. Miller, E. Miller, D. Steinour, F. W M ay, anager. Seated: P. Clark, R. Murtoff, B. Hammann, De. Vaughn. B. Murphy, Da. Vaughn. EXHIBITION GAMES Susquehanna Township ...,............ Scotland ....................,................,.. John Harris ..............I... ........ Cumberland Valley .. .... ......., William Penn Kennard Dale Shippensburg Mechanicsburg Mechanicsburg Greencastle .... Shippensburg Kennard Dale ADAMS COU Fairfield ,,,,, NTY LEAGUE Llttlestown ,.... ...,... Biglerville .,........ ....... Big Spring ,,,,,.,. ...... , New Oxford ....,, ....... York Springs East Berlin ...., ......, Fairfield ,,,,, Littlestown ..... ....... Biglerville ,..,....,. Big Spring .,,,..,. ......, New Oxford ,,.,.. ,.,.... York Springs East Berlin ........ ....... O'SHAUGHNESSY PLAY-OFFS Boiling Springs ............ 63 Littlestown ,........... 52 Boiling Springs .ss.....,... 43 Big Spring ......,..,., 48 Q. K s W N 45-1- X x x x 4 , Mn 1' j, Nz, .Y 'fu Junior Varsity Boys, Basketball Standing: Mr. Finkenbinder, R. Christopher, P. Samuelson, T. Bucher, C. Cornman R Diehl T. Wolfe. Seated: L. Wilson, E. Baker, B. Rollin, J. Lilley, J. Kiracofe. EXHIBITION GAMES Susquehanna Township ........,....... Scotland ...............,.v......... ......... John Harris ................. .I,...... Cumberland Valley ..... ....... . . William Penn .,..I....... ......... Kennard Dale Shippensburg Mechanicshurg Meehanicsburg Greencastle .... Shippensburg Kennard Dale ADAMS COUNTY LEAGUE Littlestown Y Big Spring ,, New Oxford York Springs East Berlin -. Fairfield ...... Biglerville ,,.. New Oxford East Berlin .- Jr. High Basketball woN Losr 2 13 Top row: R. Myers, R. Lindsey, H. Enck, D. Matz, K. Sheaffer, F. McCoy, R. Brenneman, W. McCoy, L. Bowers, M. Putt. First row: R. Schlusser, P. Vianey, H. Peiper, E. Beam, C. Galbraith, Mr. Whitcomb. Jr. High J. V. Basketball WON Losr 3 10 Top row: S. Ecker, R. Ege, D. Dewalt, J. Meals, G. Christopher, K. Sholler, R. Mizell, L. Putt. First row: Mr. Whitcomb, J. Eremus, R. Altland, W. Snyder, D. Roth, R. Line, R. Myers, R. Kuhn Varsity Girls, Basketball Team Top row: V. Tanger, L. Weiss, G. Hertzler, A. Brenneman, G. Carpenter A Shopp First row: Miss Lackey, M. Brenneman, N. Johnson, S. Bohn, J. Moffm C Fetrow B Yohn 1956-57 RECORD Fairfield ...... Biglerville .,,, Littlestown ...,. Big Springs York Springs ,,,s. B.S C. FETROW M. BRENNEMAN 4-7 58 Girls' J. V. Basketball Seated: Jackie McCoy, Jackie Ericson, Judy Lerch, Orca Hertzler, Sharon Toffey, Carol Moyer. Standing: Miss Lackey, Mattie Reagen, Judy Brymesser, Rene Sholter, Diane Lebo, Judy Shughart, Margie Hinkel, Patsy Jumper. B. S. West Shore ......., - ............ .......--- 1 4 3 Camp Hill ...,....... - ................ .. .......-......-....-. 27 31 Central Dauphin ..... - ......... - ........... - ....... -35 20 West Shore ........... - ........... -------- ..... --13 15 Central Dauphin ...........,.... .---.----..43 0 Cumberland Valley ...... - ....... --------15 23 Cumberland Valley - ....... - ........ .......... 1 6 10 , N -S - P R' 5 vi- If Standing: Mr. Martucci, P. Samuelson, J. Kiehl, E. Fitting, D. Shughart, A. Karper, B. McCoy, C. Shenk, Mr. Beasom. First row: J. Rynard, H. Shenk, D. Jumper, J . Davidson, L. Karper, R. Croce, E. Heilman. CO-CAPTAINS-Left to right: Alden Karper, Mr. Martucci, John Kiel. ff HANK J ACOBY ED FITTING R 9 9 W Baseball Team Top row: R. Klinger, D. Brcam, E. Baker, J. Lilley, D. Steinour, D. Eppley, C. Griffie, E. Karpvr. Second row: B. Famer, B. Rollin, P. Clark, J. Lindsey, E. Wise, B. Murphy, K. Bream, M. Sheaffe'-r, M. Line, J. Kiehl, D. Matz. First row: E. Beam, S. Finkey, P. Donley, R. Kuhn, D. Ryan, K. Sheaffer, L. Wilson, D. Brenneman, B. McCoy. Bill Murphy Ken Brvam M4-lvin Shvaffer Paul Clark Ed Wise John Lindsay Mvlvin Line- ln absentia: Hank Jacoby, Dick Sherman Q ... fu Track Team Top row: B. Hammann, C. Jacoby, B. Grove, E. Miller, K. Boyer, W. Heckmim, D. Vaughn, E Fitting, Mr. Smith. First row: J. Kiracofe, R. Christopher, P. Samuelson, M. Eppley, R. Schlusser, R. Wilson, H. Peiper Ed Miller Bob Hammann De-an Vaughn Ed Fitting Walter Heckman Ken Boyer BITNER, DONALD RAMER Business Visual Aids 3, 4 Patrol Club 1 BREAM, KENNETH MAYNARD Vocational Agriculture Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4 BREAM, MARLENE MAY Business Business Education Club 2, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff BRENNEMAN, CLARA MARLENE Business Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2 ' Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4 Junior Varsity Basketball 1 Recreation Club 1 Bubblerette Club 2 Minstrel Show 2 May Court 3 Yearbook Homecomin Court Carnival - Bazaar Queen Archery Club 1 BRYMESSER, STEPHEN JACKSON Vocational Agriculture FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Leadership Training School 2, 3, 4 BONEBRAKE, ARLEN E JOYCE Academic Library Club 1, 2 Nurses' Club 3, 4 Prompter -- Senior Play Yearbook Staff BOYER, KENNETH EDMUN D General Dance Band 3, 4 Visual Aids 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2 Track 3 Chorus 2 Country Band 2, 3, 4 Junior Play Senior Play CALAMAN, LEE SHAFFER Rod and Kustom Club 2 Visual Aids 3, 4 Business Education Club 4 Yearbook Staff CLARK, PAUL DAVID, JR. Football Manager 1, 3 Football 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4 CLARK, RONALD PAUL Baseball 1, 2, 3 Football 2, 3, 4 COOK, RICHARD HENRY Business General General Business Visual Aids 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4 Football 3, 4 Business Education Club 4 Newspaper Club 4 Radio Staff 4 Yearbook Staff DEITCH, JANET F AY Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Academic Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4 Yearbook fCo-Editorl County Band 2, 4 County Chorus 3, 4 Minstrel Show 1, 2 Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4 Junior Varsity Basketball 1, 2 Operetta 2 Bubblerette Club 2 Homecoming Court Senior Play EYLER, N EALA RAE Chorus 1 Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Future Teachers of America 4 Patrol Club 4 Prompter -- Senior Play Academic 75 FARNER, CHARLES EDWARD, JR. HAMMANN, ROBERT THOMAS Academzc Genefal Basketball 1, 2, 3,4 Chorus 31 4' Archery Club 1 Band lv 2, 32 4' Visual Aids 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres1dent4 Sports Club 1 Football 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 2 Track 2, 4 FETROW, CAROL ANN Academic Photography Club 3 , Science Club 3 Cheerleadmg 1, 2, 34 4' Senior Class Play Bubblerette Club 2 Class President 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 3 Yearbook Staff FICKEL, CHARLES WILLIAM, JR. Vocational Agriculture HECKMAN, WALTER HESS General Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Varsity Basketball 2 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 2 Visual Aids 1, 2, 3, 4 FICKEL, GARY LEE General Senior Science Club 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Dance Band 3, 4 FITTING, EDWARD ROBERT Business gglxlglffgd 314 Visual Aids 1, 2, 3, 4 Wrestling 2, 4 Football 4 Rod and Kustom Club 2 Ne'YSPaPe' 4 HESS, J ACQUELINE J OANN Business Business Education Club 4 Yearbook Staff Business Education Club 2 3 4 President 3 Chorus 2, 3, 4 HOFFMAN, DORIS LA RAE Business Band 1, 2, 3, 4 FULTON, JAMES ROBERT General Student Council 3, 4 Y b k S ff Rifle Club fPresidentl 4 J,f,ff0,01'i,ay'a Senior Play O 2 GOODYEAR, DONALD KENNETH Mlfjlffii Show 2 General Bubblerette Club 2 County Band 2, 3, 4 SPONS Club 1 District Band 2, 3 District Orchestra 3 Homecoming Court GRANT, JANET IRENE General Dramatic Club 1 Dancing Club 2 Volleyball 2 Hostess Club'3 Chorus 4 Junior High Chorus 1 Library Club 1, 2 HARE, LOIS ANN Academic Senlor High Chorus 4 Library Club 1, 2, 3 Business Education Club 2 Yearbook Staff FTA Club 4 President Newspaper 3, 4 Junior Play Senior Play JACOBY, CARROLL LAMAR Business Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 3, 4 JOHNSON, NANCY ROGENE Academic Chorus 4 Cheerleading 3, 4 Bubblerette Club 2 Nurses' Club 4 Basketball 2 Senior Play 4 Homecoming Court Carnival - Bazaar Court LANGLEY, BILLY JOE Baseball 2 Photography Club 3 Gun Club 4 LEBO, RONALD LEE Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 3 Basketball 1, 2 Visual Aids 1, 2 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Wrestling 3 LINDSEY, JOHN ALBERT Baseball 2, 3, 4 LINE, MELVIN LINDSEY Archery Club 1 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff LINE, ROBERT CLARENCE Band 1, 2 Visual Aids 1, 2, 3, 4 Rod and Kustom Club 2 Business Education Club 4 Chorus 2 Senior Play Prompter - Junior Play General General General Academic Business LOHMAN, MARGARET JEAN Business Chorus 1 Library 1 Business Education Club 2, 4 MEALS, CAROLYN LOUISE Academic Band 1, 2, 3, 4 County Band 2, 3 District Band 2, 3 State Band 3 Chorus 3, 4 fSecretary-Treasurerj Operetta 2 County Chorus 3, 4 District Chorus 4 State Chorus 4 Minstrel Show 2 Radio 3, 4 Bubblerette Club 2 fSecretaryJ Class Secretary 2, 3, 4 May Court 2, 3 Homecoming Queen Carnival - Bazaar Court Senior Play Yearbook Senior Ensemble McGOUGH, MARY CATHERINE Business Junior High Chorus 1 Library Club 1, 2 Business Education Club 2, 3 Senior Chorus 4 MILLER, CHARLES EDWARD Business Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Visual Aids 1, 2, 3, 4 MINNICH, DORIS ELAINE Business Chorus 1 Business'Education Club 2, 3, 4 fTreasurerJ 3 MOF F ITT, JACQUELINE SHIRLEY Business Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Maj orette 2, 3, 4 Bubblerette Club 2 Basketball 2, 3 Junior Play Business Education Club 4 Recreation Club 1 MURPHY, JOYCE ELAINE Business ROTH, EUGENE EDWARD Academic Student Council 1, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4 Basketball 3 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4 Sports Club 2 Business Education Club 2, 3, 4 Yearbook fCo-Editorl Chorus 1, 2 FTA Club 4 fVice Presidenti Library Club 1, 2 Y b k ,,f,ff0,0i3,,, SHANK, EDRIA ANN Business 2325225532 Bubblerette Club 2 Business Education Club 2, 3, 4 May Court 2 Homecoming Court SHANK, GEORGE BRUCE General Carnival - Bazaar Court Archery Club 1 Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Sports Club 1, 2 Photography 3 . SHEAFFER, MELVIN HU H MURPHY, WILLIAM EDWARD Assllsmls G Ge e Basketball 1, 2, 3,4 1 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketballh 9 varsltlfclub 2 , Visual Aids 3, 4 Class Vlce President 1, 2, 3 Visual Aids fVice Presidenti 4 Student Council fTreasurerJ 3 Varsity Club 2, 3 Yearbook Staff MURTOFF, STUART ROE Academic SHEARER, JOAN VIRGINIA Business Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Business Education Club 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3 Eusiness Education CSecretaryJ 3, 4 V 't Clb2 ll 1,2,3,4 Jfiilsyplsl Migasel show 2 Senior Play Operetta 2 Carnival - Bazaar Court SHELLER, PAULINE GERTRUDE Business Business Education Club 2, 3, 4 OCKER, EARL JACOB General Patrol Club 3, 4 Varsity Club 3 Football 3 SHERMAN, DONALD LEE - General Basketball 2 , Radio 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Visual Aids 1, 2, 3, 4 Science Club 3 Photography Club 3 PETERMAN, HOWARD DOUGLAS BaSketba'12 General SHERMAN, RICHARD LEE B8l'lCl 1, 2, 3, 4- V - ' l Sports Club 1 ocatzona grlcu ture Varsity 2 Football 1, 2, 3,4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 I Presidenti Yearbook Staff Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Newspaper 4 Visual Aids 1, 2, 3,4 Chorus 4 Wrestling 2, 3 Business BILSIZTICSS FHA 1 FHA 1 Library 2 Library 2 Business Education Club 4 Business Education Club 4 5M1T1-1, WAND A JUNE general WILKINSON, HELEN LOUISE Business Business Education Club 2 Business Education Club 2, 3, 4 Nurses' Club 3, 4 Patrol Club 3, 4 WINKLEMAN, SANDRA JANE Business SNYDER, RICHARD EMORY General Libfafl' 1 Bubblerette Club 2 Track 1 Junior High Chorus 1 Sports Club 1 Cheerleading 3, 4 Football Manager 2 Newspaper lschool-publicj Radio 4 Y b k S ff STONE, WAYNE ARTHUR General BZZIHQZ C1324 Homecoming Court Fimthau .L 2' 3 Bazaar - Carnival Court Visual Aids 4 . Sports Club 1 Junior Play Varsity Club 1, 2, 3 TANGER, CARL LAVEN General WOLFE, JO ANN Academic Visual Aids 1, 2, 3, 4 , lgagfuisfs gl 4 Minstrel Shbvi 2 TROSTLE, LEE CLAIR General gge :mh2 d 2 3 4 un y an , , Newspaper 2 County Chorus 4 Visual Aids 4 Junior Play Senior Play S ' E bl VANCE, ROGER STEWART siliiinrlllftieen 1 Vocational Agriculture Libf8fY Club 1 . Yearbook Staff Wrestling 2 Radio 4, gllgxgsg' 4 Homecoming Court Q v Bazaar - Carnival C urt Bubblerette Club 2 0 VAUGHN, DALE EUGENE General Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 WISE, EDGAR FLOYD Academic Qr,g12lQyl3iQ,f'24 Football 2, 3, 4 Science Club 1 gasketbau 3 Photography Club 1 aselfmu 1' 29 3, 4' Yearbook Staff Varfmy Club 1' 2 Sem' PM . iiififelliasteff Class Vice President 4 Junior High Sports Club 1 VAUGHN, DEAN ELWOOD Academic Basketball 1' 2, 3' 4 ZIMMERMAN, ELLA MARIE Business Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Play Senior Play Varsity 1, 2, 3, 4 Science 1 . Photography 1 Yearbook Staff Business Education Club 2, 3, 4 Senior Play Junior Varsity Basketball 2 Prompter - Junior Play Student Council Seated: Mr. Doebler, Joyce Murphy, Howard Peterman, Janet Deitch, Ginny Carpenter. Standing: Joanne Samuelson, Ronald Altland, Kirby Sheaffer, Sterling Page, Mary Lee Myers, Jane Wise, Charles Jacoby, Evelyn Kiracofe, Jane Hess, Judy Sbughart, Dick Brenneman, Carolyn Vaughn, Bonnie Tresh, Harry Books, Fran Jumper. The Student Council is the highest form of student government. Its main function in the school is to provide op- portunities for students' self-expression and self-direction, to create opportunities for a closer cooperation between students and faculty, to foster school spirit, and to aid in the direction of all worthy school activities. OFFICERS President ...................,.7s,.s,..,.. HOWARD PETERMAN Vice President ....... A A .r,,,,,,,,,,,,, JANET DEITCH Secretary ....,Y,,.,s.. v.i.,,,,,,,,. J OYCE MURPHY Treasurer ,........ .,VV,v C INNY CARPENTER X Head Majorette - SARAH BOHN Majoreltes - Jackie McCoy Jean Morris Jackie Moffitt Donna Karper Leigh Kooken Evelyn Kiracofe Color Guards - Jackie Erickson Nancy Sherman Ginny Carpenter Doris Evansky Vicki Snyder High chool Band Perrussion john lless Bill Miller Richard l.ine John Mellott Bill McCoy Juanita Carman Gloria Dick Hank Jacoby Audrey Shopp 'French Horns Linda Mcluaughlin Lois Wise Doris McCoy Nancy Klingman Carolyn Meals JoAnn Wolfe Barilones Elaine Lerch Bill Otto Jeanette Fanus Trombones Walter Heckman Dick Gross Jake Meals Joyce Nell Ken Sholter Bill Dodd Ralph Brandt Ward Wilson Bassoon Jackie Hess Alto Clarinet Gwen Weibley Bass Clarinet Margie McCoy Clarinets Dianne Lobo Judy Brymcsser Carol Nell Joan Gross Donna Baker Alice Ann Douglas Penny Clepper Sandy Erickson Judy Olmstead Bill Famer Linda Rider Rene Sholter Patsy Line .lane Wise Carolyn Moyer Sharon Sachs Rosalie Walters Ann Brenneman Pauline Shenk Donna Shughart Phyllis Censler Carolyn Fuehrer Vonnie Shughart Dale Comp Margie Olmstead Arlene Hurley Donna Karper Jackie Moffitt Jean Morris Bill Matthew Jackie McCoy Flutes Lois Hazlett Romaine Raudabaug Helen Burns h Alto Saxoplzones Ken Boyer Carol Matthew Nancy Kuhn Tenor Saxnphoncs Leigh Kooken Janet Deitch Baritone Sax Susan Zengerle Bass Horns Betty Yohn Dick Brenneman Paul Vianey Carol Murtoff Corn ers and Trumpets John Lilley Evelyn Kiracofe Kathy McCoy Howard Peterman Ed Famer Judy l,erch Lee Bowers Gerald Paden Paul Soudcrs Steve Ecker Donnie Dewalt Ronnie- Altland Gwen Chronister Larry Delp Robert Taylor 8I LITERARY STAFF Sandy Winkelman JoAnn Wolfe Carolyn Meals Joyce Bonebrake Lois Ann Hare gt, ,N CO-EDITORS AND ADVISORS Janet Deitch Miss Hackman Mr. Gaiman Eugene Roth SPORTS STAFF Edgar Wise Carol Fetrow Marlene Brenneman Dale Vaughn TYPISTS Ella Zimmerman Edria Shank Bob Line Richard Cook Ed Fitting BUSINESS STAFF Melvin Line Marlene Bream Howard Peterman Melvin Sheaffer Hank Jacoby Joyce Murphy Lee Calaman Senior H igh Chorus President CHARLES JACOIZY Vice Pnrsillerit JANET DEITCH Swrretary-Treasurer CAROLYN MEALS Librarians BARBARA DUM MARGIE MCCOY , at Q I .A - ... - ..-as I Back row: B. Yohn, J. Shearer, B. Zelazny, D. Trostle. C. Fishel, C. We-ibley, B. Miller, D. Hoffman, M. McCough, R. Myers. Fourth row: K. McCoy, C. Hertzler, S. Bohn, B. Dum, C. Jacoby, H. Peterman, A. Shopp, C. Carpenter, M. Clark, S. March. Thani row: A. Stouffer, N. Speck, E. Heilman, R. Grove. A. Brandt, M. McCoy. D. Mitchell, I . c er. Second row: L. Kooken, L. Hazlett, L. Rollin, C. Raudahaugh, T. Lindsey, M. Yohn, I. Moyer, G. Dick, J. Deitch. First row: J. Grant, C. Griffith, K. Fickel, K. Kurtz. E. Famer. H. Jacoby, E. Kiracofe, J. Hess, C. Meals, Miss Thompson. Back row: J. Croce, J. McCoy, J. Erickson, D. Leho, J. Brymesser, R. Sholter. C. Fuerher, C. Nell. D. Evansky, C. Moyer, P. Wingert, J. Simons. Fourth row: P. Shenk, J. Morris, P. Shenk, H. Burns. V. Snyder, Murray, C. Cornman, E. Kuhn, D. Shughart, D. Shughart. Third row: L. Wise, M. Minnich, J. Cerhardt, D. Herr. D. Comittino. L. Starner. M. Ilream, I.. Ryan, P. Line. Second row: D. McCoy, M. Olmstcad, E. Lerch, P. Matthew, R. Evansky, S. Sachs, M. Vaughn, M. Shields, J. Nell, K. Bridge. First row: D. Daniels, G. Worley, R. Cerhardt, P. Lindsey, A. Hurley, J. Bream, C. Chronister, S. Weast, S. Fickel, P. Clepper, R. Ceiman, D. Keck, Miss Thompson. ..- Junior High Chorus President CAROLE NELI. Vice President DIANE LEBO Secretary-Treasurer RENE SHOLTER Librarians JACKIE MCCOY DORIS HERR Standing: Lois Hazlett. Roe Murtoff, Walter Hcckman, Eugene Roth, Betty Yohn. Seated: Mrs. ,lanith ll. Fisher, Joyce Bonebrake. Lois Ann Hare, Neala Eyler. Library Club The Library Club is made up of students who act as assistant librarians. Each member is expected to spend at least one period a week working in a library. The duties range from stamping a book to making a bulletin board display. Future Teachers Club The Future Teachers Club was set up for students plan- ning to enter the teaching profession. It is open to all students in the Senior High. Top row: MaryvRhinehart, Clara Rhinehart. Shirley llream, Barbara Clark, Mary Cramer, Patsy Clark, Lulu Wilson. Second row: Neala Eyler, Edna Lohman, Vera Lee Martin, Joyce Shughart, llc-tty Trayer, Shirley Wolfe, Betty Wood, ,lean Weigle. Seated: Mrs. Fisher, Nordell Kearns, ,lane Hess, Eloise McKenzie, Mattie Lou Reage-n. J F.F.A. Top row, standing: D. Bonebrake. C. Raudabaugh, P. Smith. E. Brandt. J. Shetron, R. Thumma. Second row. standing: R. Noss, R. Myers, J. Vanasdlen, D. Landis, J. Rosenberry, R. Horn, Mr. Fitzgerald. Seated: C. Cornman, C. Fickel, M. Clippinger, S. Brymesser, K. Bream. B. McCoy. The Future Farmers of America is a national organization that reaches from the state of Washington to Puerto Rico and from the state of Maine to Hawaii. Vocational Agriculture students are eligible for membership in this club. The F.F.A. meets once a week during the school year and once a month during the summer. Every meeting is conducted by parliamentary procedure. Q FARM RS Or , Standing: Mrs. Malone, Evelyn Reeder, Shirley Kiehl, Orca Hertzler, Joy Haycock, Carol Ressler, Faye Ocker. Audrey Brandt, Evelyn Heiges. Seated: Pat Cook. Gloria Dick, Lois Hazlett, Gloria Hertzler, Delores Thomas, Carolyn Minnich. F.H.A. F.H.A. stands for Future Homemakers of America - an incorporated non-profit youth organization. Any senior high vocational home economics student may be- come a member. The main goal is learning to live better today in order that the home- making pupils, lives and those of their families may be better tomorrow. Motto: HTOHJUTII New Horizonsv First row, standing: Mickelene Nailor, Diane Dum, Vickie McKee, Priscilla Shank, Jean Morris Rosalie Noel, Mary Shields, Mrs. Love. Second row, standing: Jennie Shetron, Penny Clepper, Carol Knight, Sharon Sachs, Barbara Brandt Mildred Myers, Elizabeth Kuhn, Peggy Mortoff. ' ' Seated: Nancy Hamilton, Carol Murtoff, Patty Peck, Frances Jumper, Marjorie Olmsted, Joanne Samuelson, Rosalie Meals, Shirley Wilkinson, Elsie Mortoff. H om em akin g Club Any junior high students who are interested in home- making may enter the club. The members collect dues and buy materials to make snacks, which are then served to the group, The girls work in groups on crafts and other projects. They make such things as wall plaques. wooden and beaded rings. lapel pins from wire art. copper wall plaques, and slippers. They also work with textile painting. ,I . The Radio Staff consists of: Carolyn Meals, Musicg ,l0Ann Wolfe, Student Directorg Earl Ockor, Announcerg Richard Cook, Tape Recorder, Sandy Winklernan, News. Radio Staff Each week the Radio Staff, with, their advisor, Miss Ruth Snyder, plans and presents a pre-recorded program over station WHYL in Carlisle. These pro- grams are heard on Saturday mornings. Newspaper Staff The school Newspaper, under the sponsorship of Miss Ruth Snyder, is is- sued throughout the year. It endeavors to stimulate an interest in journalism among the students. Standing: E. Shank, E. Zim- merman, E. Fitting, R Cook, E. Miller, L. Cala- man, R. Line, J. Shearer, A Douglas. Seated: Miss Snyder, E. Heil- man, S. Winkleman, S Toffey, H. Peterman, C Nell. Pep Club A suggestion that appealed to a numher of students was that of organizing a PEP CLUB for the purpose of aiding the cheerleaders in developing new cheers. It also served the purpose of providing a nucleus group who were able to help the cheerleaders at the various sports events. M. Epply L. Wilson J. Kiehl C. Shenk P. Samuel R. Slusser D. Shughart .l. Lilley C. Cor ririi an R. Clark D. Ryan D. Croce E. Baker B. Farner R. Christopher F. Way J. Kiracofe B. Rollin G. Shank T. Bucher Varsity Club This club is made up solely of boys who partici- pate in varsity and junior varsity sports. This is not required of all the boys who participate in these sports. but they are all urged to join. The club is set up to promote funds and also to help the boys. D. Sherman CaptainfMarlene Brenneman Standing: Nancy Clark, Don- na Mitchell, .ludy Shug- hart. Middle row, standing: Patsy Jumper, Sharon Toffey, Marlene Brenneman, Jackie Timmins, Rogene Myers. Seated: Joyce Murphy, Sandy Winkleman, Carol Fetrow, Nancy Johnson. ln ahsentia: Margaret Clark. Cheerleaders This club has always been noted for its untiring efforts to promote a feeling of school spirit among the members of our student body. Its members have spent many hours perfecting new songs and cheers for the continual enjoyment of both the participants and spectators of our sports activities. Captain-Diane Dum Standing: Priscilla Shenk, Vickie Snyder, Diane Dum, Patty Lynn. First row: Ronda Keck, Patty Matthew, Donna Shughart, Regina Line, F ra n cis Jumper. Standing: Karen Fickel, Betty Lou Ze-lazny, Joyce Bonebrake, Mrs. Famer. Seated: Margie Hinkle. Wanda Smith, Diane Heilman, ,lane Hess, Nancy Johnson. Safety Patrol Club The purpose of the Safety Patrol is to safeguard the lives of the students going to and from school. The patrol members are responsible for keeping order on the school buses, stopping traffic, and helping buses to load and un- load the students. N urses' Club This club is for any senior high girl with a medical in- terest. lt helps her to become more familiar with this pro- fession so that later she can specialize in the field of her choice. Sr. Visual Aids Club Visual aids is an organiza- tion which has become an increasingly important and effective tool in classroom instruction. At the present time the roster includes only senior high boys. Standing: Mr. Whitcomh, D. Sherman, R. Lebo, R. Hammann, R. Cook. K. Boyer, E. Miller W Heckman, D. Bitner, M. Sheaffer. Kneeling: J. Davidson, T. Bucher. J. Lilley, D. Shugharts, J. Kiracofe-, C. Cornman. C. Raudalmau h Standing: Mr. White, P. Vianey. R. Christopher, P. Samuelson, D. Rynard, N. Peiper, M. Eppley. R Horn. Back row, seated: R. Lindsey, W. Sheriff, D. Ryan, R. Rynard, S. Finkey, E. Beam. Third row: L. Lebo, D. Lesher, L. Zelazny, L. Bowers, T. Wolfe. Second row: F. McCoy, C. Thompson, D. Matz, B. McCoy. First row: J. Lerch, J. Carman. ,I r. Hi. Science Club This year a ninth grade science club was formed. There are thirty members. We joined the Science Clubs of America, a national organ- ization. We are, at present, planning a science assembly, the first of its kind to be put on at our school. We are also planning to visit the Science Fair at Shippensburg State Teachers College in April. Top row: M. Clippinger, R. Slusscr, R. Galbraith, E. Stump, B. Boldosser, J. Reeder, P. Shughart, W. Sheriff. Fourth row: T. Calaman. C. Byers, C. Criffie, A. Karper, B. McCoy, R. Brandt, R. Diehl, Warehcim. Third row: H. Peiper, N. Thomas, E. Thomas, B. Langley, C. Shank, D. Lesher, W. Stouffer. Second row: J. Shetron, C. Shank, D. Trostle, D. Hess, M. Myers, E. Ege, R. Ramsey, E. Hcilman. First row: Mr. Hartman, M. Hinkel, J. Fulton, B. Rollin, R. Matthew, Mr. Kose-r. G Rifle Club This is a club for any boy or girl who wants to learn how to use a gun safely for recreational purposes. ln the future there is hope of setting up a firing range and having matches with other schools. Since there is no firing range, the club members bring guns to school and demonstrate how they work. This club for outdoor sports- men holds meetings every Wedtrestlay morning. Top row: Mr. Beasom, L. Putt, H. Shank, J. Gross, J. Ercmus, R. Lindsey, T. Minnich, ll. Snyder M. Ludt, D. Nelson, C. Howe. Second row: L. Weiss, M. Rowles, V. Clelan, D. Shafer, D. Rynard, K. She-affer, M. Eppley K Shafer, R. Christopher, J. Fahnestock, N. Myers, C. Myers, D. Cook, D. Daniels. First row: D. Heilman, F. Ocker, O. Hertzler, S. Ellwein, C. Hipple, J. Kline, S. Hornor, S. lfickcl J. Donley. Art Club The members of this club enjoy painting with oil and water, working with clay and copper foil. designing dresses, making chalk and charcoal pictures. plus many other things. As a group, they visited an art exhibit in Lemoyne and one member won honorary merit in leathercraft. The purpose of the club is to en- courage creative work. ,.m ' Modern Language Club The members of this club study different modern lan- guages, but mainly French, and the problems of learning them. Sometimes they listen to records of native songs or read plays about the country being studied. The purpose of the club is to familiarize its members with different languages and encourage them to be studied. --..a..... Judy Olmstead, Mary Cramer, Susan Zengerle, Gwen Weibley, Lynn Weiss. Jean Minnotte, Helen Burns, Mr. Koser. Top row: Mr. Finkenbinder, ,lean Howe, Phyllis Gensler, Ed Fitting, Richard Cook, Bob Line, Bill Langley, Jackie Moffitt, Joy Haycock. qecond row: Janet Weary, Nancy Ankabrandtf Clara Rhinehart, Thelma Carpenter, Lila Mitchell, Mary Rowles. First row: Margaret Lohman, Erma Smith, Joyce Murphy, Ella Zimmerman, Edria Shank. I l Rn Business Ed Club Any senior high students in the Business Department may join this Club. The club is very active in acquainting the students with the views of business and their establishments. Guest speakers and field trips throughout the year bring the students and the business world closer to- gether. .x , a 3 Q . S.. .2 'W NNQE x N E X ' X. Tlx xxx A 12? x 1 A :if www A . . 15 i N f ww..M .Q - w.-,Nw 'X as-gm 'ig'-mx Q 1 y 7- fi ,sg Q- f- . M. 1 Mi: . w! 'ir ' .fu . A. 2 i' ' Q? iii, if . f , ,. f S 'f . Q 5:5 E 2 x F5 1' For Your Spor+ing Goods and Equipmenl' SHEAFFER BROTHERS INC. Hanover and Norfh S+reeI's CARLISLE. PENNSYLVANIA FARMERS TRUST COMPANY Carlisle. Pa. ESTABLISHED I902 Drive-in Window for Busy People MEMBER OF F.D.l.C. OTTO'S HARDWARE 81 GROCERIES American Sfandard Plumbing and GE Appliances RCA TV Mounl' Holly Springs. Pennsylvania PHONE 58 njwy al' r o f' -.-'Y-'ji M. ' -1 v-xl 9 I WA' I3 . . . 1 - :-.: . '-E112-x s. ' Q' ,ff ' 12 1 .ai 111511211 -ity? ' ,. ,, ,,,,.u,:13-gxx::' STAMBAUGH'S DAIRY Ice Cream-Milk Phone 40 Carlisle P LEHMAN'S Youfhful Fashions I-3 So. Hanover S+. CARLISLE. PA. R. PAUL SHENK Oil Burner Service Mobil Fuel Oil Carlisle, R. D. I-Phone I922 Complimenfs of JOSEPH W. GIBSON FUNERAL HOME MI. Holly Springs Penna. Complimenfs of BOILING SPRINGS TAVERN Complimenis of Complimenrs of SWIGERT'S M. BLUMENTHAL MEN'S SHOP M'EN'S WEAR 2 NorI'I1 Hanover S+ree1' 32 Norih Hanover SI'ree+ CARLISLE PENNSYLVANIA CARLISLE PENNSYLVANIA PII0l1e 559 WATCHES-JEWELRY-HALLMARK CARDS Fine Diamonds ai' Reasonable Prices S. C. 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CHARLTON RESTAURANT Serving Home Coolrecl Meals Open Daily From 7 A.M. +o 8 P.M. al' Farmers' Marlcei' PARLOR STALLS WATER HEATERS MILKING MACHINES WASH TANKS YORK ROAD CARUSLE- PA- MILK coon.ERS ELECTRIC EENCERS Complimenfs of J. R. SI'IULENBERGER'S Funeral Home CARLISLE. PENNYSLVANIA You Always Gel' 'Ihe La+es1' Fashions al' BOWMAN 8: COMPANY'S Deparimenl' SI'ore CARLISLE, PENNSYLVANIA Timlzen SiIen'l' Aufomaiic Heaf Ligh'l'ing Fixiures EIecI'ricaI Coniraciing Elecrrical Mainfenance BILLET'S ELECTRIC SHOP When I1 s EIec'I'ric Then I+'s BiIIeI ' II5 S. Hanover Sfreei' PHONE I080-J CARLISLE. PA. Besf Wishes fo +he Class of '57 From ISRAELS', INC. Men's and Boys' Wear I07 N. Hanover S'I'reeI' CARLISLE, PA. CompIimen+s of +he SADIE DRESS SHOP Service in Fashion Hanover a+ Norfh S+. Carlisle, Pa. Complimenfs of KLINE'S BARBER SHOP FIa+ Top Specialisi' BELLAIRE HOUSE RESTAURANT Cafering +o Par'l'ies and Banquefs HOME COOKING Open 7 Days-6 Days UnI'iI Midnighi' Sunday UnI'iI 7 P.M. 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Holly Springs MEATS-FROZEN FOODS Phone Mt Holly 47-J THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Mouni' Holly Springs, Pa. Congra+ula+ions ESI'QbIISI'lBd +0 +he nclass of l57ll Compleie Banking Service From 'f'g f'CoI BuReE1'r's GREENI-louse Member CI. 8-38I3 Boiling Springs, Pa. FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM CompIimenI's Complimenfs of Of CARLISLE PROPANE THE HIGHLAND CAFE GAS COMPANY Yorlc Road Carlisle, Pa. LAWRENCE TANGER'S GARAGE Qualify Used Cars Official Inspecrion S+a+ion AAA 8: KEYSTONE ROAD SERVICE Phone 2744-J R. D. No. I Carlisle. Pa. L. E. BRETZ TRUCK SERVICE General Repair-Wrecker and Crane Service On Pe+ersburg Road-Jus+ Off Mounfed Rou'Ie, Yorlr Road PHONES: GARAGE, 322I-J RESIDENCE, I969-M You'II Do BeH'er aI' ROYAL JIEWELERS Always Bigger Selecfions Always Bigger Values No ExI'ra Charge for Easy Credii' Terms 33 N0l'I'I'l Hanover Sfreei' CARLISLE, PA. FEUCHENBERGER'S Linoleum Carpei' Tile Painf Wallpaper 204 Nor'I'I1 Hanover SI'ree+ CARLISLE. PENNSYLVANIA J. F. SOURS Bonny Brook Quarries BONNY BROOK. PENNSYLVANIA Carlisle P. O. Box Transit-Mix Concrete - Crushed Limestone PHONE 1240 GEORGE'S FLOWERS G. Sfreei' Phone Carlisle 26 Home of Fashions for iuniors. From +he pages of Seven+een. THE HUB 23 N. Hanover S+. CARLISLE Compliments of THE FROG SWITCH AND MANUFACTURING CO. Carlisle, Pennsylvania CompIimen'I's of COCHRAN 8: ALLEN, INC. Hardware Sportswear Giftware Hotpoint Appliances 22 -24- 30 South Hanover St. Carlisle, Pa. PHONE 906 5' V -:r, 4 Fllter Papers have earned their degrees E 8. D papers don't own PhD's, but they do have degrees of filtration, .clarity and rapidity. More than 60 grades are regularly made for labora- tory and industry. E 8. D papers have been going to school since 1890. Quite a record. And they are made by I E Vt the only company in America exclusively devoted to the gmcg 1390 manufacture of filter paper. me mon-DIKEMAN co. Wft' 'of ff 'P '- MOUNT HOLLY SPRINGS, PA. CARLISLE TRUST COMPANY 2 W. High Sfreef Member: FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION PETERMAN FARM 'EQUIPMENT AIIis Chalmers and Ferguson GMC Trucks Simplicify Garden Tracfors Home Freezers CARLISLE. PENNA. PHONE: I877-J BOB AND SID'S AUTO GARAGE R. D. No. 6 Carlisle. Penne. Phone MI. Holly Springs 366 New Cooper Tires Dunlap Tires Exide BaHeries ROBERT C. FITTING SID ROTH CUMBERLAND VALLEY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ' Founded woe , by CARLISLE, PENNSYLVANIA Almosl' Everyone in Cenfral Pennsylvania dials WHILE in Carlisle WHYL 960 Ceniral PennsyIvania's Big Coverage Music S+a'rion D. CompIimen+s PI lang and HeaI'ing Con1'racI'ing of BOILING SPRINGS, PA. Phone CI. 8-3826 Boiling Springs, Pa. lndusfrial Building Sepfic Tanks Excava+ing Black Topping Grading Commercial Building MCCOY BROTHERS, INC. General Contractors Carlisle Pl1one: Mf. Holly R. D. No. 5 68-R or l59 if .7 N WEGTL EARL E. HAMMANN ' Con+rac'ror and Builder Q5 S R. D. NO. 6 PHONE I CARLISLE, PENNA. Cl. 8-3236 S Esf. I866 YOUNG MEN'S WEAR From Head fo Toe Kronenberg's 'l'l1e S+ore Wifh +l1e Communiiy-Minded Windows Complimenls of Q --Pax? f?1f'r-2.5:-.qjg,.-' .1 Qgfa: si :QYWS When You Care Enough Io Give 'rhe Very Besl DIAMONDS-WATCHES-JEWELRY DAIRY QUEEN ,fx . 4+ .. I I 'N I I I II' , ,Il ll I., ,rf y if, Il Q I Illl I I 3 , LARRO FEEDS ULTRA LIFE FEEDS MURPHY 8: CLOUSE Feed Mill BOILING SPRINGS, PA. Phone CI. 8-322I Complele Grinding and FERTILIZER AND SEEDS Mixing COAL If I III I F3 I Q' ml Am Q I ,U 'I N , '-Q'3.?fj QUEE.. , A 'Yu-r , X NS HE CMB' f ' ' . No., Z - , TRN'-.. , A Treal' 'For Tasle A Food for HeaI'I'h MT. HOLLY PIKE CARLISLE. PA. PATRONS Mark Ro'Ih and Family Wendell Minnich Harry Minnich Hazel M. Fishel John Killco and Family Mr. and Mrs. Daniel LaMasI'er Bruce Lebo and Family Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kurlz Davis Mrs. Mary Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Diehl The George Jumper Family Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. Myers Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Malz Mr. and Mrs. Rev. and Mrs. George H. 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