Susquehannock High School - Calumet Yearbook (Glen Rock, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1952 volume:

CLASS 0F 1952 PRESENTS THE E CALUMET SUSOUEHANNOCH, GLEN Roca, PA. Ro. History of Consolidation The subject of consolidation had been an unimportant topic in small conversation for about ten years, Gradually it grew and became a subject for serious consideration. At the request of Mr. Harvey Swartz, the board members of the seven Southern York County School Districts convened in the spring of 1946 at Glen Rock to discuss the problem. The districts concerned were these seven: Codorus Township, Glen Rock, New Freedom, Railroad, Stewartstown, and Shrewsbury boroughs, and Shrewsbury Township. However Stewartstown felt that she was attached to the southeastern section of the county and consequently resigned from our group. Officers were elected for a four year term. Often their meetings began early in the evening and continued till early in the morning. Every topic was thoroughly debated before any action was taken. This project was an entirely new kind of venture. Never before was this type jointure used in this state. There was no precedent example to follow. Prodeedures were eagerly observed by school districts in ours and other states and by our State Department of Education. Mr. Harry W. Shank, Assistant County Superintendent of Schools, has given his valuable assistance in helping forward this school. Following are some major decisions: --In 1950 it was agreed to operate grades 1 to I2 jointly instead of 7 to I2 as was previously planned. --Present site was chosen primarily because of it's beauty and it's central location of student population. The grounds were purchased from Mr. T. C. Coleman, Mr. Samuel Sweitzer, Mr. Harry Warner and Mr. William Ziegler. --Decided upon financing of building by having each district contribute on the bases of it's assessed valuation. --Concluded that the four school structures QCodorus Township Glen Rock, New Freedom, and Shrewsbury High School buildingsj were to house the first six grades. --All expenses other than capital outlay were to be pro-rated to districts on the basis of daily school membership of the students from esch district. --Engaged Buchart Engineering Co. to draw up plans for the building. --All activities were speeded up in 1950 and new committees were appointed. --Spencer Wareheim as Joint Board Attorney and Saul, Hewing, and Saul as bond counsel were engaged. --Decided to form a Municipal Authority which was selected by the Boards of Supervisors of the Townships and the Borough Councils of the four Boroughs. --Opened bids for construction on September 7, 1950 and accepted following: General Construction, I. Reindollar and Song Heating Contractor, John L. Thomasg Plumbing Contractor, C. C. Kothcampand Song Electrical Contractor, Swam Electric Co. Inc.:We1l-digging Contractor, A. C. Rider. --On July 1, 1952 the districts went into joint operation. --The teaching staff was picked in the Spring of 1951. ' Carl Caskey --The transportation route was set up. --Mrs. Dorothy Caskey was given the contract which called for running six buses. --In November 1951 three more buses were added to the transportation system. --Bids were opened for the furnishings and equipment and in July contracts were awarded to about 30 different companies. --School commenced September IO, 1951. On February 18, 1952, Junior and Senior High moved into the new Susuqhennock building. All members of the six Boards involvedin this jointure from it's beginning are listed below, with the names of the present members preceded by an asterisk. PJ CODORUS ' William L. Bensel ' C. L. Orwig ' Claude H. Rohrbaugh ' William A. Cramer ' Nevin P. Fourhman ' Raymond A. Miller Andrew C. Miller Bert Messersmith Charles E. Rohrbaugh SHREWSBU RY TWP 'John Parrish ' L. F. McCullough C. Gerry Seibel ' George E. Wolf O Llewellyn O. Thompson John A. Sipes GLEN ROCK 'E. R. Hoover ' E. R. Patterson ' H. V. Anderson C C O C. V. Neuhaus W. L. Siegman, Jr. P. W. Shepperd T. M. Brown Paul Seitz John A. Sipes FINA NCE COMMITTEE John Sipes, Chairman C. V. Neuhaus John G. Bulcken, Sr. Wilbur Gantz Carl Caskey William L. Bensel Heber R. Mutch PLANNING COMMITTEE H. S. Keith, Chairman P. W. Sheppard C. Gerry Seibel Nevin P. Fourhman Kenneth Mellinger William Kelbaugh Heber R. Mutch Raymond A. Miller George E. Wolf E. R. Patterson Henry Keith I. Daniel Kirchner Harry Attig JOINT COMMITTEE William L. Bensel Claude H. Rohrbaugh E. R. Patterson C. V. Neuhaus H. S. Keith I. G. Bulcken,-Sr. William H. Kelbaugh Carl Caskey Wilbur Gantz Kenneth Mellinger L. G. McCullough George E. Wolf SHREWSBURY ' Wilbur Gantz ' M. W, Diehl ' Harry Attig ' Kenneth Mellinger ' John Baum Alben Allison Henry E. Schriell H. G. Shewell RAILROAD ' William H. Kelbaugh ' Maynard Gibbs, Sr. ' Richard H. Masenheimer ' J. Daniel Kirchner William Klinefelter NEW FREEDOM ' L. U. Bollinger ' C. M, Weaver ' H. E. Starner J, G. Bulcken, Jr. ' H. S. Keith ' John Berthold H. L. Bailey Chauncey Jones AUTHORITY Harry Kugler, Vice Chairman ' Paul Seitz, Secretary ' William Holley, Treasurer ' Charles H. Grote ' Bernard S. Shewell James Masenheimer T. Stran Summers, Chairman JOINT BOARD OFFICERS ' Lloyd McCullough, President C. V. Neuhaus, Vice President ' C. Gerry Seibel, Secretary 'John A. Sipes, Treasurer John G. Bulcken, Sr. Henry J. Miller Andrew Miller Paul Seitz Chauncy Jones 5- DEDICATION Whom should thus Year Book seek to honor but the Board of Education and The Cuhzenry whose vlslon falfh and sacruflce mokes possible our Education an a Hugh School Bulldnng of such mageshc splendor Generahons wall bless your Memory -fi Dv - . r 1- Q X 'x ll . I . . . . 3 FOREWGRD We of the Calumet wash to express our deepest grotutude to those who have so luberally glven thenr time and efforts to make thus yearbook possuble We mentnon our faculty advnsors adver tnsers and subscribers who have helped us over come many duffacultues The members of the Class of 1952 'om us mthns expressuon ofsuncere appre clatlon 4 Jrj ' l If , ml b ,f L+ .--,,, f 1,1 I ,.:- 4:1 l Am i -4 si-5- ' 'X ' -, ff ' Hy' X 1 i' . I W -NN x X N x 4' X z 'KX WW V If .1f'3?f:f'j X Q , . 5 Y in Al xl li' r, . ' Bd A 1 .X . ' , ', , 2 fi! iv' 1. it N- ' . if k 'QA '41 - . y fs ' f 2 Y U44 L G u, 111 X nt X in Y 1 ' Q 9. .X X ,Y ' X , 15,9 y. gi . fi ,km . ' . 52' if' , , -- . -V ff -I! , AV V ,T ' ' ' lisin j A .A ' A5 Y I -Q 'X A 'x-' n m' gc,-1 19533 x l wf 3 3 ,Q ,1 0.4-,X F. ig -s 42 Nl 3 - 1 HIHQ'-v-. ., , 53 P .2 v ,, Y, X.'gX LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Lloyd Pollinger, John Berthold, John Sipes, Lloyd McC1ough, Clair Neuhaus, Charles Seibel, Carl Caskey. SECOND ROW: John Baun, Harry Attig, Nevin Fourhman, Kenneth Mellinger, Wilber Gantz, Raymond Miller, Clarence Orwig, William Cramer, William Bensel, Emerson Hoover, Homer Starner, Walter Seig- man, Henry Keith, John Perrish, William Kelbaugh, Emory Patterson, Richard Masenheimer, The Joint School Board We, the student body of Susquehannoclc wish to express our sincere gratitude to our Joint School Board for a job well done. After many argumentative discussions they arrived at determining decisions. We are proud of our school and hope the oncoming students will appreciate their school and especially the work of the board of education. We feel sure the faculty, as well as parents appreciate the many difficulties faced and solved by our school board members in order to open this wonderful school . 6 It has been a great privilege and a rare thrill to participate in the development of our present proiect. In that development, three tasks confronted us. First was the framing of agreements to insure efficient operation and an equitable distribution of the costs involved, as well as the securing of popular support. Next came the actual planning and con- struction ofthe new building. Because of its size and purpose, this took considerable time and thought, and we can all take pride in the result. A third task remains, the welding of school boards, teachers, student body, and the public into an harmonious group whose sole purpose is the betterment of our area through more and better educational facil- ities, A prophet once said, Where there is no vision, the people perish. Surely our system stands as a monument to the vision of all who have worked and strived for its realization. CHXEVS We are living in a civilization that is undergoing rapid change. Life tomorrow will be essentially different from that of today. The things we put into life are what make it worth living. High Schools are improving with each decade ond educational advantages are now the best man has known. With these advantages goes responsibility. Upon the youth of today, rests the responsibility of taking up the task and carrying cililization to higher levels. ln this obligation the graduates of Susquehannock High must not fail . K.: SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Ricker--Mathematics-Head of Department Mrs. Heindel--Science, Mathematics Mr . Wagner--Chemistry STANDING IEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. AIbright--Amllmctlc, Gcorgra- PW Mr. Stermcr--Health, Biology Mr. King--Spanish, Science LA SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Wilt--Home Economics-Head of Department Mrs. Black--Home Economics Mrs. Bish--Home Economics STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Hare--Agriculture-H e a d of De- partment Mr. Sweitzer--Industrial Arts T! FACULTY SEATED LEFT TU RIGHT: Ariana' Shticy--Orchestra Margaret Marstellar--Chorus-Head of Department STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Charlie Miller--Art-Head of Depart- ment Chester Rickrwine--Band SEAT ED LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Rappoldt--School Nurse Miss KirkpatriCk- Physical Education Miss Oyler--Commercial STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Krebs--Commercial-Head of De- partment Mr, McCoy--PhysicalEducation-Head of Department ltq Fo LEFT TO RIGHT Miss Alliene Williams, Mrs. Anna Rohrbaugh BUS DRIVERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Claire Wineholl Bernard Bailey, Melvin Houston Stewart Nace, Edward Sheffer, Ro land Dell, Dickwhiteford. 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Devoted Farmer--always has something to say--cheerful--loves to sleep in study period, SUE BAHN, Susie Jimney Crickerfaxu Academic Class Officer I,2,3, Chorus I,2,45 Band l,2,3,4g Newspaper Staff 45 Dramatics 35 F,H.A. 4: County Music Festival lg Library Club I,2,35 Office 35 Future Plans--Nursing. Favorite Pas- tirnc--Roller Skating, Fun loving--flirtatious--can alrnsot handle a Plymouth--pleasing per- sonalitv. SENIORS ef' 59 KENNETH B. BAKER, Kenny Gee whiz Academic Baseball 2, 35 Class Officer, Sophomore vice-president5 Quo Vadis Club I,2g Future Plans-- Undecided. Quiet--even tempered--enjoys making trips from Shrewsbury to Glen Rock. ALAN BARTON, Bart Ma Heavens Vocational Baseball I,2, 3,45 Football 1, 2, 35 Dramatics 35 F,F.A, I, Officer 2, 3, County Officer 25 Future Plans--Getting m a r r ied someday. F a v o r i t e Pastime--Going to Winterstown--De voted Hunter--Gladys Better half-- Pleasant--good natured. JAMES C. BENSEL, Hemel No fooling Agriculture Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Track 3,45 Student Council 45 Class Officer, Vice President 2, President 35 Chorus l,z, 3,45 Band 45 Orchestra I,2, 3,45 Year nook Staff 3,45 News- paper Staff 35 Dramatics, Operetta i,2, 3g F.F.A. t,2, 3,45 Future Plans--Farmer, Glamour boy--well liked-- good natured--best advertisement manager on the year book staff. MARY NORA bERTllOl.D, Mary Nora My Coshlu Acaoemic 1 Chorus lg F.ll.A. I,2, Dancing Club 3, Literature Club 3, Future Plans--Attend College, Faxorite Pastime-- Sewing, Intelligent--quiet--bashful--loxes to play the piano. JOSEPH W, BILRLY JR., joe A Thatwasn't ine, lxlergieu Academic Q Baseball t,2, 3,4, Basketball I, 2, 3,4, Football 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Class Officer l,2, 3, Chorus l,2,3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, Newspaper itaff 3,4, Dra- matics 3,County Music Ftstival2, 3,4, D8IlC1llgClLlb I, 2, 3, Future Plans--College, Professional Baseball, Fa- vorite Pastime--Driving Plyluouth up Hanover Street to 210. Witty--good natured--basketball star--Bix ts his favorite subject, ETHELDA BISKER, Toni Cut it out Attadezuic Class Officer 2, 3, Chorus 1,2, 3, Band 2, 3, Newspaper Staff 3,4,D1'3Ill8l1CS 3,4, County hlllsll' Festival I, Ouo Vadis Club 1,25 Literary Club, Dancing, Club, Future Plans--Nurse, Faxorite Pastime--. Intelligent--studious--dependable--pleasant--loxes to disagree. SENIORS LOUISE BIXLER, thx Get Out Vocational Basketball 4, Track 2, 3,4, Chorus I,2,3,4, Newspaper Staff 3,4, Dratnancs 3, Cheerleader 3, Dancing Club I, 2, 3, Future Plans--Air1ineStewardess. Fun lUVlIl!1, CllCSl'fLll''fOfld of a certain 6'3 fellow--enjoys sports. PATRICIA ANN BOHR, Pat leepers General Class Officer I, Chorus I,2,3,4: Newspaper Staff 4, Dran1attcs3, Cheerleader 2, 3,4, Future Plans--Secre- tary. Faxortte Pasttrne--Dancing. Classwit--live wire-- pleasant--likes to dance, ARLENE G, BOWSER, Arlene Oh Goshl General Chorus I,2, 3,4, F. H,A , I, 2, 3, Literature Club 3, Dan- cing, Club 3, Future Plans--Housewife. Favorite Pastime --Looking at television. Q u 1 e t --friendly--cheerfuln future Mrs. CONSTANCE BUYLE, Connie Ohl My Gosh Vocational lxlushba11l,2,g,4g Track 25 Chorus I,2, gp F.ll.A. I, , 2, gg Future Plans--Housewife, Favorite Pasttnte--Going I stsinztning. Good natured--never serious--always gig- ' X gling--future Mrs. JEAN BRAUN, Jeanie Holy Heck General Chorus I, 2, 3,45 Newspaper Staff 45 Science Club 2, gg Literary Societyg Operetta gg Librarian gg Favorite Pas- time--Ltsten to the radio. Pleasant--cheerful--ace gas attendant--fond of opposite sex. LINNA DAY, Anything but L1nna Oh Brother! Academic Chorus 1, gg Band 2, gg Newspaper Staff, typist 2,gg reporter 4g Quo Vadis Club 1,25 Literary Club gg Dancing Club gg Dtamatics gg Future Plans--Nurse. Studious--fond of school--quiet --friendly. SENIORS NORMA JEAN EHRHART, Jeanie CvCE'XVll1Zl , Academic Student Council 2, gg Chorus 1,2, g,4p Newspaper Staff 45 Drantat1cClub l,2, gg Office Club gg Librarian l,2, g, Future Plans--Nurse. Favorite Pastime--Reading, hiking, Quiet--studies hard --pleasant--conscientious worker. MARLENE ELEANOR ENGLE, Marlene How Ya Know? Acadetnic Track lg Chorus 1,2,g,4g Band 2, gg Newspaper Staff g, 4g F.ll.A. g,4gQuo Vadis Club I,2g Music appreciationg Literature Club g, Future Plans--Marriage. Quiet-- studious--good natured--friendly--future Mrs. SAMMYE L, FIREBAUGH, Sanrrnye 'Love me? Academic Basketball 4g Track 25 Chorus l,2,3g Band t,2,g,4g Yearbook Staff 4g Newspaper Staff g,.4g Dratnatics 49 Quo Vadis Club I,2g Softball 1,2, gp Literature Cluo gg Dancing Club gg Sports Club g, Future Plans--llistory Teacher, Man hater?--cheerful--pleasant personality --argumentive--likes her brother very well! ROYCE LAVERNE FOLKENROTH, Hotrod That's the stuff Agriculture Baseball I,2,3g Basektball l,2,3,4g Track 3, Chorus I, 2, 3,45 F.F.A. I,2,3, Officer 4. Future Plans--To be a farmer. Favorite Pastime--Driving my Ford. Devoted farmer--likes basketball--good natured--fun loving-- cheerful. JOANN ROMAlNE GARVER, Judy Ohl peanut butter Academic Chorus I,2,3,4g Orchestra 3, Yearbook Staff gg News- paper Staff 2, 3,45 County Music Festival 2gScience Club 2, 3g Literary Society 2,3g Operetta I,2,3g Librarian 3, Future Plans--Music supervisor, Favorite Pastime--Play- ing the piano. Quiet--bashfu1--dependable--friendly-- music lover, EARL HARBOLD. Louie Holy Smokes General Baseball 2, 3,4, Basketball 2,31 Chorus I,2, 3, Band t,2,3,4g Dramatics 3,4g Future Plans-- Work in a factory. Soccer 1.2. Favorite Pastime--Playing a trumpet. Friendly--good natured --girl shy--not as innocent as meets the eye. SENIORS CAROL JEAN HARVEY, Cal Heaven Forbid Commercial Class Officer 3, Yearbook Staff 4g Newspaper Staff 3,4g Dramatics 3, F.H.A. I,2g Cheerleader 3, Future Plans--Civil Service job, Favorite Pastime--Spending money, Friendly--attractive smile--lover of good times--has wide interests in the army. STERLING HAWKINS, Hawkins Ho1y Cow General Chorus ig Future Plans--Factory worker. Quiet--am- bitious--science whiz--bashful--pool shark. CARL TRUMAN HERSHNER, Hershner Holy Heck General Class Officer Ig Chorus l,2,3,4g Band I,2,3,4g Dra- matics 3, Future Plans--To be a mechanist.lNlarried-- likes to play the trumpet--good natured--friendly. rw lik JANET INGHAM 'jlimminny Pats Academic Softball I, 2, 3,45 Class Officer 45 Chorus I,2,3,45 Or- chestra 45 Newspaper Staff 3,45 Dramatics3,45County Music Festival I,2,3,45 Quo Vadis Club 1,25 Future Plans--Music. Music minded--quiet--pleasant--intel1i- gent. MARGARET W. KIDD, Marg Petic Vocational Track 3g Chorus I,2,3,41 Band I,2,35 Newspaper Staff 25 Dramatics 3,45 F,H,A. I,2,35 F,H.A, Reporter 35 County Music Festival 25 Cheerleader 45 Softball 1,2, 3, 45 Future Plans--College ro be a Home Ec. teacher. Favorite Pastime--Skating and swimming. Pleasant-- neat--flirteous--carefree--full of fun, RUTH KIDD, 'Rougeeu Holy Cow Commercial Softball I, 2, 3,45 Chorus I,2, 3,45 Newspaper Staff 35 Dramatics 35 Quo Vadis Club I, 25 Cheer- leadcrg Football 2,35 Basketball 4, Future Plans Secretary, Favorite Pastime--Skating and swimming. Friendly--fun loving--great football fan--cheerful--interest in Navy. SENIORS SHERRILL KREEGER, Kreeger For Crab Sake General Class Officer I5 Chorus I,2,3,45 Band I,2,3,45 Newspaper Staff 2, 3,45 Dramatics 35 F,l'l,A, 35 Quo Vadis Club I,2. Future Plans--Piano teaching, Favorite Pastime--Looking at T.V. Personality plus--quiet--carefree--always willing to help, ROBERT LAU, Lau Drop Dead Commercial Baseball 2,3,45 Basketball 3,45 Class Officer I,2,35 Chorus I, 25 Dramatics 3, 45Wood WorkingClub I5 Science Club 25 Dancing Club 35 Future Plans--Working until Unc1e Sam needs me. Personality plus--friendly-- center of noise--loves to torment girls, ETHELYN M, LAUGHMAN, Essie Bless You Academic Softball39 Class Officer 2,3,4g Chorus 1,2 45 Newspaper D staff 2, 3.45 Dramatics 35 Future Plans--Housewife. Fa- vorite Pastime--Going to movies and reading. Literary Society ,2,3g Science Club 2,35 Volley Ball 3. Quiet-- good natured--Elmer is her most liked subject, MARGARET LUCABAIQGII, Dolly Academic Basketball I, 2, 3,4, Track 3, Class officer I,2, 53 Chorus I,2, 3,4, Newspaper 2, 3.4, Draniatics 3,4, Junior sen- ior Play, Cbcerleader4, Future Plans--Phys. Ed. Teacher, Literary Society 2, 3, Librarian 3, Science Club 2, 3, Arb- letic Member 2,3, Volleyball I,2, 3,4, Debate 3, Fa- vorite Pastirrie--Skating, Atbeltic--cheerful--full of ideas, good or bad? DELANU GENE MILLER, Delly What about tlrat' General Basketball I,2, Class Officer I, Band 4, Orchestra I,2, Newspaper Staff 3, Soccer lg Future Plans--Truck driver, Friendly--r1iiscbiveous--noisy--good natured--likes to erect television areials but also likes en1ployer's daughter, EDNA LOUISE MILLER, Eddie Oli no General Student Council 4, Class Officer 3,Cborus t, 3, Yearbook Staff2,3,4, I-,Il,A, .l,flo.i11t3.' Music Festival I, Librarian I,2,3g Literary Society I,2,3, Science Club l,2,3g Pleasant--frie11dl5-- dependable--always looks for a good time, SENIORS LARRY MILLER, 5neeze Uh no you don't Vocational Baseball I,2, 3,4, Football I,2,3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, F,F,A, I,2, 3, Future Plans--Arizted 5 ervicc . Carefree--cheerful--well liked--football star--likes to drixe Ins '50 Ford to F-.ew Freedom., SIIIRLEY ANN MILLER, 5ln:I Oh, Yea Atrgidcrtrir T ra c It r,2, 3,4, Chorus 1, 2, 3.4: Newtpdpcr staff 4: Counry Music Festixal 4, Cheerleaders 4, tlffice tllziv 3, Future Plans--Nurse, Faxorite Pastirrie--Writitig letters. Stu dio us --friendly --cbeerfal--has interest in the Air Force. RONALD EUGENE MYERS, Slap Holy Smokes BUHIWID Baseball 2, 3,4, Basketball 3, Class Officer 5: CHOIUS 2. 3, Future Plans--Watcltrriaker, Priscilla--ready wit--full of fun--carefree--usually seen with a cute Junior girl, 1' '. .4 I, ,, 5 t y God Bless The Women 1, is cr-rarztiz XAOM1 M. NESS, Penny Jo.. lvimr Acadcruif '.rs1-tirmll .15 Track 1,35 Class Officer 25 Chorus 1.2, j..:.fQL'l19pJ5'7C1 Staff 3,45 Dramarics 3,45 County Music ?eat.x.rl 25 Cheerleader 2,3,45 Debate 35 Volleyball 35 l.lTc'fLiIA. Society 2,35 Fara Day Science Club 2,35 Li- .vrarnui l,2,35 Future Plans--Not definite, but would like in 341- to college. Favorite Pastime--Just running around. Flirratious--cheerful--noisy--athletic--inte- rested ll! a certain senior boy. CATHERINE L. NULL, Cathy iluckcts Chorus 1.2, 3, 4g F.ll.A. 1, 2, 35 Future Plans--Steno- grapher. Favorite Pastirne--Listening to music. Quiet - -fricndly- -interested in Stewartstown- - cheerful- -likes fun, S L, ORWIG, Chubby Vocational Football 2,35 F.F.A, I,2,3,45 Future Plans--Farm, Friendly smile--quiet--frequents New Market, Maryland--pleasant--cheerful. SENIORS DONA LD REEVER. Donald Gee Whiz Baseball 2, 3,45 Basketball 2, 35 Chorus 1,45 F.F.A. I,2, 3,45 County Music Festival 45 Future Plans--Farming. Favorite Pastime--Hunting.Quiet--science whiz--studious--girlshy--friendly, PATSY RAE RENOLL, Pat Oh Horace GEUSYBI Basketball 35 Chorus l,2,3,45 Newspaper Staff 45 Dra- matics 2,35 County Music Festival 1,25 Volleyball 35 Librarian 35 Literary Society 1,2, 35 Science Club l,2, 35 Operetta 1,25 Future Plans--Go to business school. Favorite Pastime--Listeningto radio and reading. Talk- ative--good Home Ec. student--cheerful--friendly-- likes a good time. DONA LD ROSEBERRY, Pete General Baseball 35 Football I5 Chorus 15 Future Plans--Undecided. Devoted hunter--quiet--dry humor--girl shy--friendly. Vocational HARRY EUGENE RUSSELL, Russ General Baseball l,2,3, Basketball 2,3g Football 4, Track I,2, 35Chorus I,2, gg F, F. A. 4. Goodnatured--qulck--help- ful--argurnentive'-good track student. BARBARA ANN SCHLALINE, Barb Oh, for Pete's Sake Academic Track I,2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Yearbook Staff 4, Newspaper Staff 2,3,4g Dramatics 3g Quo Vadis Club I,2, Future P.ans--Nurse. Favorite Pastime--Any kind of art work, Dancing Club 3g Literature Club 3. Cheerful--pleasing personality--well liked--good art student--has frequent visits from a boy in York, GEORGE ARNOLD SHAFFER, Shaffer You're Crazy F.F.A. I,2, 3,4g Future Plans--Work in canning factory. Quiet--girl shy--very active in ag- riculture--friendly. My Goodness ,ways tg? Agriculture ELMER W, SHEARER, Shearer Agriculture Class Officer Ig Chorus I,2, 3,45 Newspaper Staff 4, Dralnatrcs 5,4gF.F,A. I,2, 3,45 President 4, Future Plans--Farmer. Science Club I, 2, 3, Favorite Pastime--Driving my Pontiac. Friendly --helpful--always getting into mischief--witty--better half-Essie. DORIS MOREA SMITH, Doris Your kiddinglu Commercial liasketballqg Track I,Chorns I,2, 3, 4, Orchestra lg Year- book Staff 4, Newspaper Staff 3,45 Drgrntatics lg County Music Festixal I,2, 3,.l,Off1ce Club 2, 2,5 Futnrc Plans-- Secretary. F a vo r 1 t c Pastirne--Driving, nrsketball. Weakness--Music fatty ktndj. Talkative--always typing --frtendly--cheerful--likes to ride in a red Ford. PHYLLIS SNYDER, Sugar Oh You Academic Class Officer, Historian jp Chorus I,2,3,4g Newspaper Staff 3,45 County Musto Festival 2, Science ClLlbI,2' 5, Literary Society I,2, 5, Upcrerta 2, Librarian 3, Future Plans--To become a secretary, Favorite Pastirrxe--Play ing the piano. Quiet--pleasant personality-wheerful-- has interest in opposite sex. are QV Holy Hannah RAY STOCK, Hap Your going to get clubed' baseball 2, 3,45 Basketball l,2, 3,45 Class Officer 1,2, 3,45 Yearbook Staff 45 Newspaper Staff .J,5 Drainatics 3,45 Future Plans--A member of the F.B,l, Authority on wornen--sports minded --studrous--cheerful--center of attraction, CARL D. STRAUSBAUC-ll, Tweeney Judas Priest Academic baseball lg Basketball lg Track I5 Class Officer 1,25 Chorus I,2,3,4g Band I,2,3,45 Yearbook Staff 3,45 Newspaper Staff 3, 45 Dramatics 3,45 Opperatta 2,35 County Music Festival 3,45 Soccer I5 Science Club 3g Future Plans--College. Favorite Pastime--Hunting, Plcasing personality--ambitious--dependable--friendly --always ready for a good time. BARTO SWEITZER, Batty General Baseball 2, 3,45 Basketball 2, 3,45Chorus I, 2, 3,45 Band t,2, 3,45 Newspaper Staff t,2, 35 Drarnatics 3,45 County Music Festival 25 Future Plans--Barber, Athletic niinded - -witty- -dry humor--helpful- -loves to get into mischief. CLAIR STARNER, Starner Hello Academic Class Officer l,2,3g Chorus l,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,45 Yearbook Staff 45 Newspaper Staff 3,45 County Music Festival 2,3,45 Softball t,2,3,45 Curtis Canrpaigm Secretary 25 Captain 35 Gen, Mgr. 45 Quo Vadis Club l,2g Future Plans--Undecided. Talented--alwayswilling to help a fellow student--friendly-cheerful, JANET LOUISE STAUFFER, janet ll1ke1t. General Chorus 45 Newspaper Staff 45 Science Club 35 Librarian 35 Future Plans--Undecided, Favorite Pastirne--Reading and listening to the radio, Cheerful--full of fun--witty --always keeps the study halls alive. ANNA MARY E. STINE. Stiney Academic Student Council2,.l5 Class Officer 25 Chorus l,2.3.4g Newspaper Staff 3,45 Draniatics 3,45 ' F.ll,A. 45 County Music F.stival 45 Dramatic Club 1,25 Dancing Club 35 Office Club 35 Li- wrarian I, 2, 35 Weakness--Pontiacs, Future Plans--Nurse. Favorite Pastinie--Pestering. Intelli- gent--frienrlly--helpful--talkative--has some trouble driving--dextrous. SENIORS Academic LLUYD WAGNER, Fat Boy' Ng Kiddinu Voqational S-.J F.F.A. l.2,3,4g Future Plans--Farming. Dcxotcd to farming- -quiet--stubborlr -likes blonde hair l ELWOOD W.-XI.lxER, Woody H1 Honey Vocational Baseball 2,2g Class Officer ig Drarnatics gg Favorite PLISUIIIC''llllFlIlllg3l'ld fishing, Future Plans--Mavluriist, Girl shy--drywit--dcvotcd to fishing--well likudniuis- chievous. SHIRLEY M, WALKER, Shorty Not General B35kffli3'3H I,2. 3,4: T1'aCk gg Chorus 1.2, 5,4g Newspaper Staff 2, 5,45 Operctta I,2, 5gCounty Music Festival I,3i Literary Society l,2, 53 Science Club t,2, jg Librarian 2, 55 Volleyball I. 2, 33 Favorite Pastime--Sports of all kinds, including roller skating, Future Plans--Notdefinitc, Witty- -noisy -athlctic- -frieudly- -torn boy. SENIORS DORIN Ii, NXARXFR, iX'41rz:or U brother .t Chorus !,3,,,.iglDrtrzi14xtits gglitorarj. Club l,2,g,St'1t-rut-tLL.rLi ',2,Qgl,l.'IJf1tiL: i, , gt P ,item Pl mu --tio to i5Ll:lilL'v collctic, l'.1xor.tt' l,Zl:ll.iiU DflNlll,Q Ll var, lrstt-uiuj io rtldtw, Quick-- -- 'rioudly --umm um to ll1llL'lllO say, CHARLOTTE IRENE XVEAVER, Charl 'Auf You dou'r urcnu it! Xotxuioiml . -,r - t-- ,'-1 'W nas-.ut -all ,ig Tram 5,4gLl.isstliit'cr,,.,gt,uot1s .,-, 5,43Tw-twpapt-rStai'f2,5,4, lDr.1.r.11it's5gF,El,.1., i,:. 55 Ctmurtx Musit' Fostrxalig LT'.octlt'.1tiot 5,41 I-'uzuru Pl.1ns--Nursing, FaxorituPgistiiut--'i-Vrrtiuglottors, Pica- sing pcrsongilitt --athletic--good naturcd--liulplfzl--luis iutert-st in curtain J, V, basketball player, RL'4SlfFl VIFPW. Ho -- - s H t. F A l,.vl,w1.oltus X u..u..l l,r,.k, l,2, Pu .rt l..u1---1 i1dut'iot'd. ll.is .1 ttirt' at f .wt St i5lL l tit ou--Etiulztxl. --glti -my --stu worn. l'llYl.LlS WERNER, Phyl l like it General Newspaper 45 Librarian 35 Science 35 Pastinre-Listening, to radio. Boy shy--quiet--friendly--likes a good trnre, DULORES WILDASIN, Hliahy Doll l like llu Cornnrercral Chorus 45 County Alllalk' Fes11tal45 Future Plans--5ee- retary, housewife, Southern accent--pleasant smile-- provides uioral support for a certain soldier--pleasing personality , JOAN WILHELM, Joan Well, l'll be dipped tn ink Commercial Class Officer 1,35 Chorus 1,2,3g Band l,2,3,4g Newspaper Staff 2, 35 Draniatics 35 F,ll.A. 1, 25 Dancing Cluh 3gLlIC1'a1'y Cluh 35 Future Plans--llistory teacher, secretary. Favorite Pastinte --Swimming, Neat--hurnorous--pleasing personality--interested in a certain junior boy from Glen Rock who sontetinies drives a Chevrolet. SENIORS GLENN WILLIAMS, Will Phaw General Basketball 2, 35 Chorus l,2, 35 Future Plans--Undecided, Favorite Pastinie--Bixlers'. Girl shy --center of mischief--active scout--stubborn--well liked. ROBERT WILLIAMS, Bob You'll get it in the end Academic Baseball l,2, 3,45 Basketball Manager 45 Football Ig Track 2,3,45 Class Officer 3,45 Chorus l,2,3,4g Band 1, 2, 3,45 Orchestra 45- Newspaper Staff 2, 35 Dramatics 45 County Music Festival I,2,4g Quo Vadis Club 1,25 Frenza 3, 4,FnturQ Plans- -Dye rnaker, Musically inclined --pleasant--argurnentive--helpful--teacher's pest. JAMES WOLF, Jim 1 guess General Chorus 1,25 3,45 Newspaper 45 F.F, A. 1,23 Future Plans --Minister, Favorite Paslime--Taking walks, reading, Quiet--religious minded--friendly--helpful, blk, futon M, -'Rlkilll Good urisi' Academic Chorus i,2,5p sand I,2, 5,45 Orchestra .gg Yearbook Staff 4, Newspaper Stuff 2, 5,4 Dramatics ' iourity Music Festixal 2,145 Quo Vadis Club I,2g Future Plans--iiecmzac a school teacher, Quiet, academic mindedp fun loving with a winning smile. DAVID KISINER, Docl' Liuizeral Future Plans--ber a tub and settle down. Stubborn--quiet--girl sh,--usually absent, SENIORS President . . ....... Ray Stock Vice-President . . Robert Williams Secretary, , . Ethelyn Laughman Treasurer . . . . ..... Charlotte Weaver Historian .................... Janet Ingham Our class advisors are Mr. Paul Ricker and Mr. Leroy Kreos. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY We, the class of I952, entered Susquehannock as seniors. Septemoer IO, I95I was the day which marked the Jeginning of our last year of high school . At this date there were 69 seniors. The Susquehannock Seniors began their school days in three different schools: Glen Rock, New Freedom, and Codorus. Each student with different opinions, different environment, emerged with his fellow classrnen and comsined commendably as Susquehannock Seniors. A reunion was held at Hershey Park prior to the sessions in School. This was to better acquaint us with one another. The first social event for us was a HalIowe'en Party, Octooer 25, I95I . Refreshments were: pumpkin pie, potato chips, and HalIowe'en designed candy, plus sweet cider. Games were played and prizes awarded for those constumed, A Holiday Hop was next on the social calendar. This was an informal holiday dance on December 28, l95I . Students and Alumni responded to make the dance a success. As graduation time nears and is past, we seniors will oe grateful to have been a part of Susquehannock High School. Z3 TALLEST I 4. . CLASS NOTABLES MOST PLEASI NG PERSONALITY Bob Lau MOST POPULAR Sherrill Kreeger Sue Bohn Ray Stock MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Efhelda Bislcer Ray Stock Joe Bierly Shirley Mill SHORTEST Shirley Wallc Ray Stock MOST STUDlO US Norma Ehrharf Ray Slack El el' MOST LIKELY BACHELOR AND OLD MAID David Kisimer Samrhye Firebaugh NMTTIEST Pat Bohr Elwood Walker MOST ATHLETIC Margaret Lucabaugh Joe Bierly MOST MUSICALLY INCLINED ' Janet Ingham V Bob Williams f l . a f ft fi, ' . ., , Q532 :MV Rf, N . ' . ' 'f?'ffi5,gf- ,'K' ... l y 1 ,,,,w,., WV I-hi L vi,-H. , Ju E 'P W ,X new 35 gr. N . , H ,Y K l ' QW ' 'W , f f - 'jr J , 1 ., M X - A ,, I s X. W Q . 'T . .-'Y E3 ggi- f 3 Q0 Q -. if Q lyvf M' T.. ,fx 1-.-. k -'4V ,'.w'f - X . I 3 .gi M A. ', 'M'- ... I .X .,,A ,hgf 2 'iii 9'-A37 Q , 915,11 ,. 'L' -Q- X 3 , ,. ' . f Y xr NS- ,lKs,miQl g5 ig., V, L JUNIORS THE JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY lt .vas the first day ofa nefv experience. Susquehannock High School had finally become a reality. After years ofplanning, Codorus, New Freedom, and Glen Rock schools were united and our Junior Class is now the outgrowth of this unification. lt took us a few days to become accustomed to this new experience in our lives. Some cf us didn't care for such a large school and were always afraid that we were going to the wrorg classes. A few weeks after we got used tothe schedule, we elected class officers and new we really vverea class. Earl Sprenkle was elected president, HaroldMasenheimer, vice-president, Beulah Krebs, secretary, Allan Holland, treasurer, and Jane Anderson, historian. Octooer was a busy month. We chose our class colors, which were royal blue and white, were measured for our iackets, selected our rings, and ofcourse we had a Hallowe'er, party. Everyone that came had a good time, including the spooks and goblins. During the Thanksgiving holidays most of us were sporting flashy blue ana .vhite iackets, If not, we were wearing class sweaters or waiting for our vvooler iackets .-,fhicharri ,edtv-no 'weeks later. We began the year T952 witha skating party at Playlana. Everyone had a good time even though quite a few spills were taken. January 8 was another red letter day when we received our class rings. Now we are looking forward to the prom, the end of school, and our Senior year. l.EFT TO RIGHT, IST ROXX'gBc1Iy Mr'iIl.l1z1, Earl Xlaltelrzyer, Arthur l'fllllTII1dll, Rayrzorrd Alrllur, Allan llullaiid, D.tt..l House, Robert Nl11ler, Wxlllam Bare, lack hrrlltzarr, Lilurxa 5.lTlIlT, :ND ROXN1 bilidks Swwxrger, lxlarj. Syl, ui, Lan lxc.1n.1..gh, Janet Engle, Patrxcla R.t?lr'm..j., Ttlart, ziniie, ,lame A5.dL'rsv.1, nr-itl.li, hun-. Liu- Elric., T.T.arl.... :ilu 5. lRYJRi RT: 'tY1ll1ar11K1li'+,, R. Html Ea-ull. Rem-it L lndfclrer, l.i:r.rsllwz1rs, llgxld F-L'll.4, lkixmd li: ' S tcr, I1'..e1c S'-w:r1g.. l5.r'..Cl N .I , lv, 'fd .ll 41 f.11r.us F11 -us, ..11' J. SOPI-IDMORES SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY On the sunny morning of September 10, 1951, we found groups of bewitched, bothered and bewildered students known as Sophomores in Susquehannock Senior High School. These students from Southern York County mingled for the first time as a combined class, We numbered 104 and are now divided into three groups or homerooms. After several weeks of confusion our entire class assembled and chose the leaders for this school term: President, Margaret Mutch, Vice President, Mary Vanover, Secretary, Alma Harrell Treasurer, Joyce Hendrix, Historian, Lucy Ann Lutter. Several days later we selected student council members who are: Larry Nonemaker, Mary Vanover, and Edwin Amapacher. With the passing weeks we found our number decreasing, as seven of our members dropped by the wayside. Last October found the Sophomore class gathered together for their first social celebrating Halloween, Gaily checkered shirts and ruffled skirts swayed and frolicked in accompaniment to the lilting strains of square dance music. Along with the coming of November came the jacket salesman from Webb and Wolfe of York, Pennsylvania. We chose our class colors, Kelly green and White, and selected the iackets in these colors. There was quite a hub-hub when these arrived as now we possesed a genuine feeling of belonging with our school's name branded across our backs, A month passes, and a strange clicking sound can be heard. You guessed it, it's roller skates. Everyone is preparing for the Sophomore skating party at Playland. On a frosty night in December, we grouped together in a friendly Christmas spirit and exchanged gifts . Summing our trials and triumpsh, this has been a very profitable year for the Sophomore Class and we are eagerly awaiting our future years together. HRST RUW: Ltuirgt Ruutsoi., Duris Ronrna1ig:.. liar: llttrtifer, Merie.l Laugliman, Linda Smith, Rosaieeii Rohrbaugli, Laira Ernst, F-.:1:.'.Vtwlf, Marion llguiifritz. Ear. Sipc. SECOND ROW: Carol O'Keefe, Joyce Dorsey, Lucille Measlej., lorcc llu1..lr1x, Eulyp lhortzas, Dt-ris 'l'It11'al1. ligirbara Benson, Delores Brown, Gloria Wall-ter, Margaret Mutcli. lillRD RLW: Ruzaic Mcwilliazx-, Harry krmur, Roi Fritz, RL-ignctli Wildasori. Frank Duke, Buckley Recd, Donald Cas: er. Pa.l'1i-utter, Cla: L-s Lrgzz. lt.-:iarc Gztrmtcr. l... ':. FRESHMAN CLASS FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY From a class of 124, we have had members participatingin most ofthe school's activities. We are proud to say we had four boys on the football team, and five on the Jr. Varsity basket- ball team. Our class is interested in music, and Rodney Panian honored us by making the grade for District Band. We are happy to say we had five girls taking part in the Music Festival , On October I7, the ninth grade chose their officers. A few weeks later Student Council representatives were selected from the Freshman rooms. On October 30, we had a Halloween party in rooms I6 and l7, Donald Slonaker told a story that was humorous to all. This plus a few songs from our female quartet put all of us in a gay mood for the games thatfollowed. These games had most of us shivering from the cold, but we soon became warm when the refreshments were passed around. On December 27, the Freshmen held a belated Christmas party. Santa distributed the gifts and refreshments were served, We wish to thank our homeroom teachers, Mrs. Heindel, Mr. Thomas, and Mr, Rotz for helping to make our Freshman year a most enjoyable one. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Donald Slonaker, Francis Itzoe, Charles Miller, Emory Becker, Robert Kaltrieder, Melvin Sechrist, Ralph Dell, Ervin Sheffer, Dale Markle, Larry Boose, Marlin Walker. SECOND ROW: Arlene Hunt, Shelva Stoner, Norma Jean Koller, Nancy Keeney, Barbara Missel, Ruth Warner, Patsy Druck, Shirley Bailey, Shirley Bosley, Nancy Gaeckler. THIRD ROW: Elmer Wolf, Robert Arthur, Wilbur Day, June Roseberry, Patricia Maze, Lena Schneider, Charlene Butcher, Janice Russell, Beverly Shaver, Jack Hedrick, Fred Gaeckler, Melvin Lau. FOURTH ROW: Edmond Harrell, Calvin Amspacher, Jimmy Penley, Stuart Keeney, Robert Osborne, Charles Fair, Robert Dick- meyer, Harold Kiser, David Brodbeck, Clarence Striewig, Clarence Ness. s .- V- -. ,Q Hill: 1:59 RUUM lb '-9-fll GRAIN. LEFT 'IU RIGHT, lS'l' ROW: lnvreria A nsprn ner, Marina in forne, Ethel Reider, Lelyloss Winn, Gardenia l.rin:uNe:', iiearrne Sinner, Vixnni langhinan, ZND ROW: Charlotte Rohrbaugh, Nancy Getz, Elnora Hicks, llllda Keeney, Xorra Krew, Phylha Sheaffer, Mary In Flennnena, jane Van Meter, 3RD ROW: Lois Brown, Charles Simpson, Ronerr Dlerr, load Ballard, Frank Franklin, Birch llare, Larol Rndizill, David Reed, Eugene Kroul, Rornaine Boriner, .gill ROW: Myrl iiorrner, Dale Kline, Ronald llake, John Mir-key, William Davis, William Hughes, Daryl Panler, Elarnld Urwig, Richard Kearney, Missing when picrnrewas taken: Elizaverh Miller, Marie Wherley, Frank l.'lLiZlLhlllill,, llnfpald 'l'lr.w:imii, Charles Abel, ROOM lf -- 9Tll GRADE l.Ei'l IU RIGHT, AST RUW: lrxin Raxer, Dean Rowman, Ronald Good, Daryl Fair, Lloyd Bmpp, 'V-.lb ir L aqiy, wipe Warner, R ix.n-ind llarrell, Roneri Rennoll, Howard Sheffer, and William Black, 2ND ROW: Loretta Day. bylM-1 Nl' lriger, Dnrif Dura, Shelxa Tyson, Patricia Orwig, ,lane Mefiullough, Geraldine Garver, Donnie Smith, Lorraine Wm. nan, .ind Edna Srowrill, 5RD ROW: Nnr.nan Kearney, Myrna Rolirbaiiuli, Rnhy Roseherry, Dnria Kroni, lieyerly Keeney, Marilyn Rx--ell, Leo lnglpanz, ,inner Trrnnp, Virginia Osborne, Violet lleindel, and Theodore Krehf, 4TH PROXY: Alfred iieidre-,, jay cfwnnzu, Dale Orwigj, Larry Hahn, Ronald Sninip, Rodney Panian, Philip Itzoe, Donald l-1 emu, ini? Diva I .el, .ind LQF. irlv fuller, 'l hofe arwseni when the picture was iakenzlacon llr1r'RQY.UU0T?1C MNST. 1 8th GRADE The class of 1956 held its firstmeeting on October 17, 1951 . At this time we elected the following class officers: President, Donna Mitzel, Vice President, Charles Kohler, Secretary, Margie Snyder, Historian, Joan Nease, Assistant Historian, Jane Parian, The class held a Halloween Party, on October 30, 1951 , games were played and refreshments were served in Room 5. The Eighth grade successfully participated in the annual newspaper campaign. The high salesmen honors went to Yvonne Craig, and David Anderson who received five dollars each. In December each homeroom had aChristmas party. The pupils rendered varied programs, exchanged gifts, and served refreshments. The eighth grade was also well represented in the band and chorus. Fifteen members of our class were in band and forty members in the chorus. Each of the four sections of eighth grade selected a member to represent their section in Student Council. Those selected are as follows: Joanne Meyers, Martha Ensor, Florence Smith, and Julia Shepherd. The Eighth grade was honored by having four of it's members participate in the County Music Festival. They were:Joanne Meyers, Donna Stake, Verdella Myers, and Hazel Kugler. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Verdella Myers, Shirley Sparwasser, Janet Fisher, Barbara Thompson, Doris Hicks, Janet Bortner, Jane Panion, Bonnie Hake, Carol Royston. SECOND ROW, LEFT TORIGHT: Vija Melbardis, Lois Miller, Leona Shive, Loretta Ross, Shirley Butcher, Dorothy Van Meter, Mildred Besser, Dawn Senft, Ruth Winter, Kathern Keeny. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Patricia Krout, Yvonne Craig, Julia Sheperd, Stuart Warner, Neil Harvey, William Rohrbaugh, James Adams, Roger Shearer, lxlarlet Rohrbaugh, Lydia Osborne, Lorraine Bowman. 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The following were elected: Barto Lehman, President, Loretta Hunt, Vice-President, Judy Wagner, Secretary, and George McGrau, Historian. The second meeting of the Seventh grade was to discuss a Halloween Party. The party was held October 30, in the Home Economics room. Committees were formed to help make the party c success. Section 7A had a play in November, The Merry Minstrels, and another in December, A Christmas Tree for Kitty, Section 7B had their play in January, Santa's North Pole Conference. Section 7D had their play in November, A Feegf for Thanksgiving. A skating party was held January l8, at Shrewsbury Firehall , Eighty-fivestudents attended the party. Refreshments were served by the Ladies Auxiliary Club and the students had an enjoyable time. Another skating party was held on February 29, at Shrewsbury by the Seventh Grade Class. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sylvia Myers, Harriet Hicks, Leilaaai Kasper, Grace Workman, Juditl. 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' . , - ,lf .. I' L .wp , N1 ' f L I 18, -... L. - ,l.. fy- , . , . 1 - gh- .fun-.., n ld . .gf .g 'f 1 ' .H D vw A Q if t In 1 N' . af? . A 1 'lr In 'V V Q i . . A i k,wr ,I 1 4' lv K L .- - - ii 3. v ' , ,.Q:9Jid,V'5 , ig xg V A ' ' -A . Q , 4 'Qyvg V-..,. W -e ni, ' 4 , , Q P N 5' ,i ,f A 'ks ' N 7 ' ' ga-Q Q .3 'api' A5 - ' -2. W. , , ' , x 4, D A .1 .V A A. I A -Lf , W, - I V ' I ' A ,pf ' 8 U Ax! W 4. . - ' V 1 ' 4 A -' -f 4 , 1, ,,m. Zig, . ',, -- ' ,, , , . ,i I . 4. AW' rm , . ,Q , A ' 4 a h . ,, , sv 'I 4 H- 1 ,f ',-- 1 , jaw Q J- M I . 151. N . .f,' , ' ' Q. , -'Q V, ' 1- 41 uv ,jg I Jr 4 f 21-,.' af. Q' .- 1- 2 'T-A ' r ,. ' ': , ., - f , ' u 1 W ' 'N .2- 1 ' 'B-.-, . N,- 'V' a- f' - ' 0 .KA X I -- as ' . , Q-if 9.1 ' 1 , rg ,. i Q yu 'I - A . 'S ., I-Q' df, ,yi f un K. . U ' 4 .,3Q' ,3g As. K ,,, ' 43,331 'Q SfuQf 1. 4-yt ' ,f -'rf ' 'igty W ' . h wg'-tb.. 'F .ME , t' ft xx, ' -as . . h ,,' ' s. 41, V 'K' ' , Q :Q .- 5 . ', ' 'A - ' , . , J ' in 1 I! Q i' ' M-.E.A',.Q: 5 -Z Q :wg K Q .' 1' 'f .1 . 1 1 i ,.! , I X '31-: A ' ' Q ..7..,.' ' '. 1 ww. ' .-I--.. K f ' Q Q'er'iH'f' QR pf. ' ' ' ' Q 1 ' , -. a -.KN 4 , . v. .,..s- .. , 1 f . 44' ,A 'ay ' . - . 'I' A x A. W -4..- we 1- .L T2 2 . -v gn UI 'lit FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Florence Smith, lane McCullough, Shirley Bosely, Joanne Myers, Julia Shepperd, Martha Ensor, Ruth Russell. SECOND ROW: Daryl Paulus, James Bensel, Larry Nonemaker, Edna Xlillenjoseph Bierly, Raymond Ainspacher, Mary Vanovcr, Reed Gaeclrler, Txlr. Phillips, Advisor. STUDENT COUNCIL The first student council of Susquehannoclc Junior and Senior High School was organized on November l4, T951 . Mr. Clair Trout was then our advisor, after his resignation, Mr. Charles Philips became our advisor. The council con- sists of twenty members. The officers ofthe newly formed council are as follows: President ............ Joe Bierly Vice President . . . John Bulchen Secretary ......,... Anna Mary Stine One of the main duties of the Student Council is to draw up an adequate constitution for our student body. Some of its other functions are to select proper awards, sponsor dances, govern the behavior of the students, plan assemblies, along with many other duties, 44 OFFICERS T 'no Vitae i 'c 5 N Self' swf' T. , 00 to ,'R0f b 'gow' 1, rf ' Q as . vt- A Na+' ,K R0-3 L 0 90 ,via r saw ' git A -Q5 V- XJ- ,.XNh , Wu ox DU' ,UCYV UPN .A ww' 5' xdi ' Lila A vatlxkf al XilC'ixiiA'x tlidbidlliilxovx' Nah: 5 1 x-LGT ' T' 133 ' . TVQY ?XWXXx baggy. AMC X. wuye U -53 , . Wei- A Raw G ,gal T ibatltn' L kwiitb' .191 1 Xrxhnntrbisc. Slllilgitl XXo55'n.rx'XL WGA Riluutm 'NL RW ' AD K YM 1 af-' 5 AQUA . L53 KO Ttlccic' A XSBTWT ' ' '35-CSj'La'iX:ai'w ' Ox axxl'3 'ia'U V451 gow . K Cawxn Y bxmyes, qcrvwgus Lhxdue .X SCAN, , ., EX W MOC ' .xXx2,YVA NDYT' M VQJXE- X and t :vie M , .STK nit' ' vt 'ie C8 e,'xMfYayxixxe1 Qxemle' Amar Wi Sui: V 'i4 smdcxl omsw' gn ' Bxac . hxyei. he 6983 Xwladc XX Y' have ' 3363 The followin officers were elected: 9 President. . . . . . Edna Miller '52 Vice President . Charlotte Weaver '52 Secretary. . . . Beulah Krebs '53 Treasurer . . . Linda Rohrbaugh '53 e Parlimentarian . Phyllis Snyder '52 Historian . . . Carol O'Keefe '53 Song Leader . ss Acti JoAnn Garver '52 The first F,H.A. meeting in the history of Susquehannock was held January 22, T952. There are forty-nine pupils en- rolled in this newly organized club. The purposes for this club are to promote a growing appre- ciation ofthe ioys and satisfactions of homemalcing, and to emphasize the importance of worthy home membership. The F.H.A. is interested in promoting international good-will, to further our interest in Home Economics and learn to build a good home and family life. The colors of the F.l'l.A. are red and white while the flower is red rose. The motto is: Toward New Horizons. The advisors forthe club are Mrs. Theresa Black and Mrs. Anna Mae Bish. 45 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Harry Russel, Earl Waltermyer, Edwin Waugh, Sonny Wilderson, Donald Reever, George Shaffer, Richard Bosely, Henry Sutherland, Billy Bare, Larry Sheffer, SECOND ROW: Lloyd VV3gI,er' Charles Orwig, Jerry Fuhrnian, RoyceFolkenrorh, David Ambrosius, Elmer Shearer, Richard Nace, Jamcs Bensel Ear. Sprcnlsel, Robert Miller. THIRD ROW: Mr. Hare, Harry Fuhrman, Raymond P. lxleller, John Sheffer, John Parrish, Buster Harrell, David Smith, Laban Keeney, Glen Smith, Charles Wherley, Robert McWilliams, Preston Wineniillcr. i The Future Farmers of America is an organization of farm boys studying Vocational Agri- culture in our secondary schools. Courses in Vocational Agriculture under the National Vocational Education Act were first established in the U. S, in l9l7. From the very beginningthe boys who were enrolled in these courses in the various states felt a spirit of comradeship due to their background of country life and their desires with regard to farming as a vocation. The F.F.A. was founded as a national organization in November of l928. lt reaches from Hawaii to Puerto Rico. The firstsecondary school to have an F,F.A. chapter in southern York County was Codorus Township High School. The chapter was first organized in T929 under the supervision of R. B. Culburton. Mr. Culburton taught Vocational Agriculture at C.T.H.S, from T929-l937.He was succeeded by Earl W. Hetrick H937-i943lg V. Kyle Trout H943-l946l and C. A. Miller 11946-1951.5 New Freedom High School opened an Agricultural Department in 1935 under the supervision of Carl Rice H935-l937.l Mr. Rice was followed by J. D. Miller who died during the first semester ofthe T937 team. R. W. Hare followed Mr. Miller and is now the present teacher. Glen Roclc High School did now give Vocational Agricultural instructions. With the coming of Consolidation the three High Schools men- tioned joined with Shrewsbury, Shrewsbury Township, and Railroad Boro. to form Susquehannoclc High School and Susquehannoclc Chapter F.F.A. ln organizing the following officers were elected: President - Elmer Sheorer Vice President - Richard Nace Secretary - James Bensel Treasurer - David Ambrosius Chaplain - Royce Follcenroth Reporter - Charles Orwig Historian - Earl Sprenkle Sentinel - Jerry Fuhrman This year, though we are nota year old we have two boys, Elmer Shearer and David Ambrosius who received the keystone degree at the Pennsylvania State Farm Show. Several of our members have won prizes for their work at the York Interstate Foir, The primary aim of the F.F.A. is the development of Agri- cultural leadership, co-operation, and citizenship, We are learning to do Doing to learn Earning to live Living to serve. F. F. ,J ' , , Q Pin A , .Jr X 1 :, ,7:,,,P 'Q A g I . 9' 1' 1 A ki . , , 2. P- . fgi ,X 4 A 1241: , ' -, 'f rwvf-.f A ' a '5 3 . 755 ' N ' QU E 'SS .. fa. .Ag '- yr 1,4 .rfvfjl if , ' jxfll ' ' 1 V , 4 -f-'- rs .:-,pr- A .I 1 1 71 5 Y v va ' ' , , .. ,ld si 'ff ' 7 I X. I ttf: ' ' QW- 1 ' i Q-J 1 'S'. X '-' f. . ffl' pf. x K 44 ,o .l 1 X -f. . . Q1 ' m?'7t'J Wu N 021.0 , Q . 5-, ' '- X N -n ' J G . I ' l s.'f - J if 23.3 H 'ir 'N Q A 1 4 5 '- .fix W 1 1ff??'5fl 'ff'-if 2? ' V7 L17 9 UN if f. f-K t-.,' - W I 'Af' V 4' ,X V Q? . Q 3 is ls FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Alan Holland, Barbara Benson, Charles Wherley, Carlton Srnirh, Ronald Good, Alice Ann Patterson, Hilda Wright. SECOND ROW: Melvin Glad- felter, Beverly Shaver, Beverly Sheffer, Ann Wolf, David Schatanoff, Larry Kapp, james Bensel. THIRD ROW:Jarnes Kohler, Reynolds Fullerton, Sherrill Kreeger, Linda Rohrbaugh, Dor.ald Slonalrer, Kenneth James, Wayne Smith, Rodney Panian, Larry Bahn, Jane Panian, Nancy Keeny. After organizing the first weelcof school, the band began immediately to practice for the home football games. During these games the band played marches, and performed some intricate maneuvers at halftime. During the winter and spring months the band prepared for the spring concert. The band owes much of its success to the patience and hard work of its director, Mr. Chester Richwine. 48 ... V I 4 1 ,. ,fa my A - f 1,.vv ,Q 1 -if 2 ?f'Ef5r:'1:4l?fi, i k : if 'Sf '59 3 'fn 2' '34 If Q P 3 A '-X, 'Z an X V r ,Vg X K 'E a 'D ' r xx IR: E 31 Q V Mk Ln .41 wr FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: JoAnn Bailey, Ada Boose, Anna Markel, Jean Bortner, Ethelyn Laughman, Sue Bahn, Connie Rudisill, Louise Bixler, Margaret Lucabaugh, Patricia Bohr, Shirley Walker, Doris Smith, Anna Mary Stine, Laura Ernst, Alice An:.Patterson, Shirley Rohrbaugh, Martha Ensor, Marian Ilgenfritz, Shirley Glatfelter, Louise Kitts. SECOND ROW: Nancy Lucabaugh, Mary Williams, Margaret Mutch, Sidney Smith, Charlotte Weaver, Shirley Ann Miller, Shirley Trump, Nancy Boyle, Patricia Rohrbaugh, Lucy Ann Lutter, Carolyn Keith, Phyllis Snyder, Janet Stauffer, Janet Ingham, JoAnn Garver, Naomi Ness, Arlene Bowser, Carol O'Keefe, Sylvia Bowser. THIRD ROW: Vivienne ltzoe, Jane Fickes, Goldie Brown, Norma Jean Ehrhart, Catherine Noll, Shirley Kohler, Patricia Rennoll, Marlene Engle, Janet Glatfelter, Doris Thoman, Jean Braun, Miriam Keeny, Shirley Stake, Lois Harvey, Dorothy Taylor, Doris Warner. FOURTH ROW: Carl Strausbaugh, Harold Masenheimer, Earl Sprenkle, Donald Rohrbaugh, John McCullough, Jerry Fuhrman, Evans Reichard, Robert Williams, Royce Folkenroth, Clair Starner, Elmer Shearer, Don- ald Reever, Harry Fourhman, James Wolf, Barto Sweitzer, James Bensel, Howard Folkenroth. CHORUSES SENIOR CHORUS WS The newly formed Susquehannock ox Senior Chorus, an outgrowth of the M Codorus, New Freedom and Glen Rock Schools, is under the leadership of Miss Margaret Marsteller who has done an cv excellent job of organizing and super- Q, vising the combined groups. X , Janet Ingham, Doris Smith, Anna S Mary Stine, Shirley Stake, Joann Garver were the accompanists. Some of the chorus's members were selected by Miss Marstel ler to participate in the County and District Music Jr. Countq Chorus Fesrm. HTH GRADE 1.E1 T 11UR1G11'1' IST RUN: Darlqrru 5u1g11 1111, 1111111 Shupard, Constamg C,m..k-1, Y1'111111QC,1g111, SL.1r1uy S111-Q, 1.Qw1p.1 Ufllftif, 5111115 n:..1t1, :1.1r:w.1:.1 11.1 .11-rx., 2fii31l11'1Y: 151,51 1. 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'T Eig1:11ic1,C1e3111g'.a':1, 111112 ROSCUCFTI . g:1:.1:11cg S1az1e,S1.gL 3111 151, :ILD1I.11 .: '.-.2 B1,1rw11, f-l3.'.1iI.L13 .- lcr, Ficrftxa 14.111Q:, isu.:11y Keerify, 1111.1 srgqder, ,-21211: 5.11.-. 141.1111 ihaffer, 11111. 1.111163 X'1'..a:. Lg11,'..:1.1:1, gRD R111 '1-' 3 151.111 Raed, 1..11rL1.:.fim-w.:,111:,1..11u11aA1111p.1n:1:r, D1J11E1'f1'O1I,11i11.1.1 1fCC11Clf,1i111Q Yau ..Q1fr, R11111 VTBYIICF, CQ13r11111c R11111ha,1g11, 12.131 W1111a111b. Armen 11111511 uwen: 511T1Cf Dw- ley, S11c1xa '1yff:., E1111ur 11.011, 'T11 GRADE LEFT '1'OR1G111, 151 ROWgMa1111a Sfzaffcr, Grace MN 1111 .1.a:. , 11111111 Ro1115c11, T-.1.1q1. 1Va.g11, Lu.55?1a1'fcr,1,.11c!111 1V1111Q1,51,'11.11 Myers, IND RUWQ 511311. E1lc11Gras114, D.-11 1. NTLHQLIT, 511.r1cj. Haier, Dagzxar Ru1c11:1rJ, E11er1 Less, 6111113 Km111, 11.11u Rc11111yc1, 1Sc1iy Bare, 11e1c11 1S:11+cr. jRDROW1 R11111 Ar111Cos1ow,1'1wre:1pcRud1s111,Bang Snyder, Mary Slack, A111113 Zcrglcr, E1a1z1e 111g- ham, Mary Lou 5a11cj.', Samara Selegrain, Sh1r1eySha1fer, .-111113 LaL1,V1c111Fry. 4111 ROW: 1ud1t11 Wagrwr, 15411111 Brown, 610:13 D156,Ma!yS11SaYSr,Na11C1 S11u.11ar1, G1OTl3 Mvers, Leglana. 5.aswcr,Co11s1am:e Seibel. .A.5SE11IW1'1611 taken: X'o1:11jv 11611, L1da 143: Q Kailcr, Dorothy 1.011 ' H113 31:11.11- 1O.lg11, Mary NQRu.,.g2 ,..1..r.a Rohr 1.1 zgx, C3fIC11N18T1.1C, Yolunn- I hcc':111s1- l 1111115 -1-1 lligh Sc'l11111l r111rl1 lllx l1'.t1'1m's1 111 1111-11-:1,Q1 'I'il1'St' x1111-1- 1l11- 111 Cl1:11 z-s l'll111111' Iyillil G11id1111c-1- lm Thv 111'111l1-1'1- 111 111 in Olll .l1111111.1l1x11f M12 l'h1ll1115 11:1 1926, lll lJa11x1ll1- his g1'adu:1t11111 111 he chlislhd i11 Iliv . two ard UTIL'-hllilk 511 dischairgr' hh z1tI011cl111 Statr- Toaclif-1's Collc years, than 11111011- whore ho received his Mr. Phillips was C Natioiizil Korrra. On was disc: qu0l1:11111oc'k 1951 M12 Phillip finds Susquv coopviwitiw- Zl hoc-n X'f'I'j l1'i lvvl :11 hom DL11'i11g M High School haskrfthall :111 soft hall if hi INI1' Phi'l1p sixtm-ffn-111ont in Blouses' Street, Glen if PHILLIPS I f'ilU5l' CQll1ri.11,11 l1'lll'1n1' - L , - - 4 4 -I - ii'-in ll llal 'C LX I 1 7L'l': Ki lllliSl'5Ql'HlfAfNNUfilf.111' 1'll'E-1 Ourpaperliasiiihc1ss11es,o11c a lillblllfl lX1r1l1c lu11A,112. .12 1..Q x. .1l1ur ,Nh-. ur: 111 131-l.111r11al.s11qclaw1 year have l1ad1l1cp11x1lcgc 111111 plcamrc of1-ug1111111151l1u11c1wf.1Awf. l1 l,,1fL1d.fx 'tar' Cl.l1l 111111 1i1111ed a11d1111prox'ud.y1l1c classes fK1ll11w1:15, Kllll app1w11a11111. .- 11 11-.wil-1JZ1'i1g uizjmrf JIEQ 11.111 c 1 have played all i11.p11r1a111 part 111 Crcatilin the S11sq11cl1a111111v11 CI.1..r1cr, lQlDl'l'URlA1. 5TAlfl Erhclrjg 51511491 . ...... , llu.1 rr-11rC111c1' Edna Miller . . f1,E.1z1.1 Lf 11.1 Ednor Markgaie1i.uCa.a11gl1 AU'-vD.17if Edgar E..,11, 1J.1.. 1.11.11 --..1 ,11.,. 11..- .4 1.1. ..,u.1 ..,, Samara Schlal laher Ingham, C3l'OliCl'l Miller, Ray SIOCR Clair S1ar11er . 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IST 1D ROW: ASS LEFT TO R stock. 21N huchart, Ray Jerome S D ROVV: Jay , MCCOY- 3R le foach Robert 11 Ear1SpfeUk ' A ld SWQEUQY' K' , Lucabaug ' r- Miller. Dona ladfelter, Marlin Eugene Green' Lam 11 Keeney, Robert G . ' felter, 4 -IZ Carro ,ham Klrne 1 1 D3V1dSe1 , Bahn, Wil Seph Bret y. , -d Fry, 10 Selling- Daw Iohli Bulchen' Micsuw wAr-amor-28 FOOTBALL The first football team in the short history o our school has established a record of which we students can well be proud. We were hampered, however, by lack of ex- k Opp- perience and lost the first two games to a strong os toll0WS: uehannoc 31 Scotland and Washington Township eleven, but, scores me Susq 6 26 through constanthardwork our ballclub developed The 6 6 into a powerhouse and continued to win the next 3 7 T3 six ames andsecond lace in the Laurel confer- SCOTEESTQU Townsh P 19 O encj. The Dallastown I-game was by far the high- WGS' grown 40 T3 light ofthe season when the Warriors crushed l-in e issing 43 2 their county rivals, 48 to 78. Wyongvqlle 39 O Most of the players on this year 's squad were Molllagtown 25 Juniors and it is these boys who will form the 4' Do k Springs nucleus of next year's team, giving us a very ixizrnnofd-Dalje games bright outlook for the T952 season I fConfe'en - 6? .M . . -I f VY! :V ? W ffm A 11 , N ,si if x nv. 'wn N Y Q KN '.. ,. F51 'N 15 5 xx' ' x ' fm. V T i li KNEELINC1 LEFT TOR1GHT:m5d1:q. 511.111 T-A1111 1 Nu-, Ii' .lou lJ1'x1:f, 1.13 1. fir 511, f,l.11kg3rL-t 1. .1.1h1i..g 1 3 E1 .e11.1QLa.1gl111arg,5i111lc1,'iN.11ker,Nazpo. l .i,g1b11'.g. ,ife1r1r1, ,Q , ST.4.f.lUIf.',-I.EE'1 lx -E11 :E ,. Ixld:..1gcrplr.i11n1e I.1111g31r11a1:., Jane A:.ac1sr:1, . .ir T 1 1 1 11. Null, wir' E11 1 T Smith, Llizirlotte,Wr'z1wr, B11rh1ir11i5c11w11, J,-11,1r i5r11'..1, Fila 111. WARRIORETTES GIRLS LSASKETBALL Among the first of Susquehannock is a girl's basketball team which is efficiently coached by Miss Jeannette Kirkpatrick and Miss Doris Oyler. Twenty-one students participated in the first practice, later a few lostinterest and dropped off the team. Thus far many of the squad have showed great interest and have done a very good iob in winning as many games as possible, There will be a few seniors leaving but we hope the remaining players and additions will have a winning team next year. This far we have participated with these terms: North York 43 Susquehannock 38 West York 34 Susquehannock 38 Dover 3l Susquehannock 37 Dal lastown 36 Susquehannock 24 North York 33 Susquehannock 35 Kennard Dale ll Susquehannock 28 West York 37 Susquehannock 30 Jefferson 37 Susquehannock 46 X COACHES Co-Captin Stock Takes Shot BASKETBALL Both the Varsity and the Junior Varsity Squads have done exceedingly well in their first year of basketball at Susquehannock. Since many of our students have never played basketball before the Jointure, we were slightly handicapped. Nevertheless our school had a highlyskilled team. They demonstrated splen- did team work with a spirit of commendable sportsmanship. We are very proud of our team, Mr. Krebs and Mr. Sweitzer, their coaches. The team has gained a splendid record during this past season and we expect future Susquehannock basketball teams to rise to even higher glory. 61 Sweitzer Makes Laqup Co-Captain Bierlq Passes 0ff D.: 15.1 'Nil Xfg .I FO0YBAlLl X ' Q1 L5 l l 4 gmail BOO ERS ' f Vocational Agriculture Department Vernon L Masimore Mr Mergenthaler Donald and Roy Slonaker Connle and Sue Mr and Mrs Stewart Rennoll Miss Allnene Williams and Shrewsbury Restaurant Mrs Anna A Rohrbaugh Mr and Mrs Leroy Krebs and Family Mr and Mrs Richard L Sweutzer Fulleron and Gnngerlck and Family Lois Harry Gladys, Dove Shlrl and Charl Allan Bull Shaffer Roxy Mr and Mrs William L Bensel and family Joan and Roxy Mary Anna and Edna Charles O Summers J Mr Paul Rucker Ronnie and Ron Bo and Connie Mr and Mrs Raymond Cooper Mr and Mrs Horner Starner and Family Dolly and Joe Edsell and Fry Joan and Sammye Frank A Baker Smoe and Moe Shirley L Baker Janet and Charles Curtis M Albright Shirley and Ronald Mr and Mrs Thomas Fnssel Gordon and Linda Squd s Restaurant Rev and Mrs Stock Donna Mltzel and Joan Nease Mr and Mrs Earl H Bosley Earl Sprenkle and Stuart Gorman and Family Yvonne and Gary Mr and Mrs P W Sheppard Leo Bollinger Ducky Wagner and James Adams Rodney Panian Margaret Jane Pamon Compliments of Room 224 Mary and Nancy and Joyce and Beverly Jeannette Kirkpatrick Harold R. Shriver Mr. Clay E. Gnvler Mrs. Mary J. Schrrver We, the Seniors of Susquehannock Hugh School, Class of 1952, wish to express our sincere thanks to all our advertisers, who by their support, have helped to make this volume of the Calumet possible. We feel that they deserve your patronage and we recommend their services to you. 64 ,Lil Lew f li l --,Q ll ll l L 'lf X, ' F, ml ol t l S, aim ,1 -Q.,-, I V Hs' PM SEM MY FNr APPRECIATION We The students of Susquehanrioclc High School, wish To express our sincere thanks to all our advertisers who by their support have helped make This first year book a success, ..4- X .,, X - -ex We feel Thaffhey deserve yourpafronage and we recomrrierxd vheir services To you . ,a , .. . r .- - ' ' 5, . X 0' . 4 -.f, .egg-C' . wh ,nf , ' -QI-'r , - ,.. 3:7 ' - I ',.-, ' - .f7.'Q,4,rCi,fi' A' ' 2-. QQ, ' a ' -4 at 5 :fn A- ' l i' 'gs' -49.1 . 41 -. ',--P.lar.'wJ Lv 'Y - - 4-lg 1- ,-J S- - - ' 1- -A , I - .- ll' , P- , . f ' V..- ,Q . fn ,. til' v- E . 'BQ' 1' SIELING FURNITURE CGMPANH' ?'YMUllfH Dodge I Plymouth f f I SUMMIT SERVICE New Freedom Pa Phone 4873 .I F 8- H O NEUH US Glen Rock P Hardware Feed Farm Equlpment Authorized Keystone Servlce Phone 4 R 4 GLEN ROCK GARAGE Robert F Keller Propr General Repaurlng Lubrrcatuon SPRING GROVE ICE AND ICE CREAM COMPANY Manufacturers of Ice and Ice Cream Forzen Danntnes and Novelties Vusnt Our Ice Cream Parlor for Refreshments Compliments of GLEN ROCK VARIETY STORE ROYALE DAIRY Homemade Ice Cream un one half gal Take Home Isnt L ncheorette for Fountatn Service A Fmt For a I g Hugh Street Hanover Pa SNYDER S FEED MILL Eshelman and Larro Feed KREBS A G FOOD STORE CODORUS AND MANHEIM FARMER S ASSOCIATION Gram Flour Feed Coal 8.Fertnl1zer Brodbecks PO Buyers of all klnds of produce Where Oualnty Costs Less Glenwlle York Co P S J Krebs Proprlelor Phone Glen Rock JOHN E POST JEWEIER Glen Rock P Hamnlton Elgin Wadsworth Watches and the best nn Diamonds Sllverware and Jewelry Repaurung a Specnalty . Q Q . A ' ' , a. V.. U I A . . N, . I ,ll I Kin Brodbecks, Pa. 2,11 , , . . . I 'I C' ' U I G. RELIANCE MOTOR COACH CO. Ride by Bus Glen Rock 3049 Railroad, Pennsylvania De A, BOSTIC Rings Watches Jewelry Gifts Electrical Appliances E- H- HEl-FRlCl'l, JR- Television Watchmaker and Jeweler Services and Supplies New Freedom, Pennsylvania Gas Ranges Bottle gas New Freedom, Penna, Nationally Advertised Watches, Gifts for Brithdays, Anniversaries 8. Special occasions. All watch repairs guaranteed. KEE NEY'S Hungerford, Pa. Good Merchandise At fair prices Home Dressed Meats Frozen Foods Groceries Self Service LENA J C BARNES Grocery and Produce Free Delivery Phone Glen Rock 4066 N. C. DEVENEY General Merchandise Phone Loganville 2180 Seven Valleys, Pa. Compliments of CHARLES G. SUMMERS JR., INC. New Freedom, . F' 'K R51 -l .'pT'u-r 'f WI Q' ,fa LxYVf I 'MAGRA Pa. f l 1 Cwuunumali 'o Super!-me ,. A , :atv-f f V I -v,- ,V 51-.'5l' f,,ijg,.s 5 X , If? W Z: 5 ,.f WAGNER CLEANERS Glen Rock Dual 3456 a worlc guaranteed satlsfactory Jewelry at nt s Best Guaranteed Repairing COLUMBIA JEWELRY CO Center Square 8. Broadway Hanover P Complrments of MILLER CHIROPRACTIC Offnce II2 Baltumore St Hanover Pa Complxments of STENGER MUSIC HOUSE IIO Baltimore St Hanover P Compllments of H STERN GARMENT COMPANY Seven Valleys Pa BARBEHENN 8. SONS Department Store and General Merchandxse Glenville P BRAUN S SERVICE STATION 'll Glen Rock Gas Oul and Repalrung Light Lunch Ice Cream Candy Etc Phone Glen Rock 34I9 Notary Publnc and Insurance Brodbecks P Your Community Pure Food Store General Merchandnse Brodbeclcs P Phone Glen Rock 4822 SOTDORUS SERVICE STATION Tydol gas and Veedol Otl Repaxrnng a Specnalty Washung I-UbflCOfIf1g AccessoruesandM:rro Glazung Phone Glen Roclc 3896 WHERLEY S SUNOCO STATION General Repaurlng and Lubrlcatnng Sunoco Gas and Onl Phone Glen Rock 3392 Glen Rock Pa CARL BEASLEY Ford Cars and Trucks Allus Chalmers Papec New Idea 8. New Holland Farm Equipment Phone 333I Sprung Grove P SHIVE S STORE General Merchandnse Peters Dnamond Brandworlc Shoes Member of Assocuated Grocery Store Jefferson Pa Phone Jefferson 2174 KELLER AND COMPANY Insurance 39 Water Street Phone 37I2 Glen Rock Pa 8 l952 the best then the best now ROXY GLADFELTER Mens Wear Glen Rock P II ' I G' , . U J. , I O' . R. D. , , Pa. I ' , a. I ROBERT E. HAMME R- EQ YOHE . I O. , a. S I O' E I 'I I 81 , . , a. Q . A 1 ff' AMERICAN INSULATOR CORPORATION H C GEIPLE AND SCN Keep Your Home Attractlve Complete home furnushungs Broadloorn Carpet Linoleum Wall covering Funeral home known by Servnce Since l880 Phone 3286 Glen Rock Pa CODORUS CANNING COMPANY P S Runke Propr Phone 924 R 31 BLOOMING GROVE GARAGE Packers of beans tomatoes auto repalrlng Choice vegetables Tnres Batternes and Accessornes Codorus Pa D Hanover Pa PEOPLE S BAKI NG COMPANY Summit Bread Buns Cakes New Freedom Pa Phone 3626 leS 1 l nvnm-umnc C5 WARNER AND WIRTZ INC Sales and Service Chevrolet and Oldsrnobule New Freedom P Phone 3732 F O H COMMUNITY STORE For Funest Quallty and Servuce Grocernes Daury Products Produce Lunch Meats Frozen Foods Notions Largest Selection of Food an Southern York County Glen Rock Pa , . . I Q 4 ' . u , . R. . V3 , . rj lg Xx f -- -- -- P' I G' -. 'Ni-. G. 'I 'I -- , , ,I . Ewa? Fifi l!'x . . , . i -Urs if Single' ' iii? I QXXX WEBB AND WOLFE Yorl4's Finest Sporting Store Phone 66I6 I5 East Maricet Street t,e73i? 1'e' E. .gi-Jil .Q J ' For Cattle, Hogs, and Poultry Manufactured by OWINGS BROTHERS, INC. Glen Rock, Pa. June Bug Feeds dendix Automatic Washers -- Dryers Kelvinator Electric Ranges Freezers--Refrigerators Duo Therm and Perfection Gas Heaters and Ranges L. B. LAU ANDERSON , Since R390 - Compliments of KLEFFEL'S SURPLUS STORE Government and Civilian Merchandise Exclusive agent for the famous Levi dungarees IO6 Baltimore Street Hanover, Pa. FARMERS STATE BANK OF HANOVER I3 - I5 Baltimore Street Member of Federal Deposit lnsurance Corporation SEO HLERS GARAGE Auto and Home Motorola Radios Kaiser and Frazer Sales and Service General Repairing Brodbeclcs, Pa. ARENDT 'S RESTAURANT For A Quick Snack After Games Stop at Arendt's Phone: Glen Rock 3852 BELL'S First in Fashion York, Pa. Compliments of COLEMAN ENTERPRISE Glen Rock, Pa. -5... ii li 'r- ' x W. iiEE7'::::4EIZ a ppm: Iii! KE lszwfi XJ Fuel Oil ---- - Kerosene ----- Gcusolire Office Rlwone -- Glen Rock 5453 Honne Rlwore -- Glen Rocl 3077 HEDRICH OIL SERVICE Frank R. Hedrick, Propr, Citi s Servffe Petroleum Produ Glen Rock Penne JHAFFNER 5 Jewelers uno SIIJCVSVTWIHWS Homultor Elgnn Omega Longnnes Lynrord Perregoux votclnes 6E Morlcet Street York Rernsylvonno Plwone 71.26 H E STERNER AND SCNS Compliments Dnstrnoutors of Texoco Gas fuel onl kerosene one o onvllle T38 R Sen zvnlle FRIEND5 Compliments of CRESCENT INDUSTRIES N Fr e om o ther w DOD HA EN blwr P Nr 9 IC CTS , . s ,- T . X . '1 1 1 ' ' - s ,. ' I I l I l l . . . l 1 1 l of Ph -- L g ' - - T4 t , Po. ew e d , Po. Adrnirol Television, T'lQlI2Gll'3 - Soeed Qoeer' Do - n I Desgendoole --pptlznces X boy .-.Ern Cor-fiserce 7 lf l . , L A e.-rseoryl er 'sylanio LOREN MuRcHisoN a co., INC., Official Jewelers for all Susquehannock High School Class Rings S. W. Hampson, Representative Member Federal Deposit The GLEN ROCK STATE BANK Glen Rock, Pa. Corporation MENCHEY MUSIC SERVICE I8 York Street Hanover, Pa. Men chey Means Music H. A. BORTNER Bottler of Carbonated Soft Drinks of all kinds Pale Dry Ginger Ale Phone 9243 Hanover, Pa. For a real treat eat UTZ'S POTATO CHIPS BAUGHER'S GARAGE Chrysler and Plymouth Sales and Service Codorus, Pa. Phone Jefferson 2I7I MYERS MEAT MARKET Fresh and Smoked Meats Codorus, Pa. FAMOUS HOT WIENER LUNCH Corner York Street 8- Broadway Hanover, Pa. Veedol Safety Check Lubrication ROHRBAUGH'S SERVICE STATION A Complete line of Automobile Accessories Codorus , Pa . PEOPLES BANK OF HANOVER Hanover, Pa . We Invite Your Inquiry About Our Loan Service: Personal Loans, Auto Purbhase Loans and Mortgage and Real Estate Loans JOHN P. KREBS WILDSIN FARMS General Mercbofidlse Pasteurized and Homogenized H V D Coal -- Fertilizer C d P Chocolate Milk and Cream o orus, a. Phone Jefferson 2I62 Phone 926-R-6 R. D. 52, Hanover, Pa. Insurance JAMES SHEPPARD Butter Eggs Cheese Seven Valley Pa CHI N RLJDISILL AND SONS N tor Express a ey Phone 23I6 SEIGMAN AND WHERLEY G en Rock Pa THE CODORUS NATIONAL BANK ID Jefferson M mber Federal Deposit Ins Corp Deposuts Now Insured Up To SIO OOO Codorus Pa Complnments of Sales Servrce C A Vac JESSE F UARVER Philco Sylvania GLEN MANUFACTURING CO Manufacturers of Frames Sash Doors Blrnds Lumber and Bunldung Maternal No I rung Brackets Starr and Porch Work Corn Iuments of PENNSYLVANIA R R CO H Bollnnger A en Glen Rock P THE GROCERY STORE ON THE CORNER Glen Rock Pa M L McMILLAN Bunlder and Contractor Glen Rock Pa KREBS POULTRY FARM Stewart S Krebs Propr Lxve and Dressed Poultry Hugh Ocaluty Day Old Checks en Rock R D t2 SCI-IUCHART S MEAT MARKET Home Dressed Meats Grocernes Fruits and Vegetables Water Street Glen Rock Pa Phone 33OI KATIE KREBS Coa sand stone cement general haulnng 37 Hanover Street Glen Roclc Pa Complaments of EVELYN LOGAN BEAUTY SHOP Glen Rock P Phone Glen Rock 3267 Compluments of GLEN DESKS INCQ LEROY A. ROHRBAUGH Farm Bureau Insurance Justuce of the Peace Income Tax Reports Phone Jefferson 2164 Codorus, Pa f 'I Nl I, I Sevenlf II -s, Pa. R.F.D.?2 , . I , . T - I W I I I ' ' R. . . ' tor A FRIEND Glen Rock, Pennsylvania I 1 I I . V' ' l ' Q I . . . X I O' I.. . I L' S I I I . ,N I Q I ' I . , . I , . I - GI , . . , Pa. ' ' ' T I ll I I I F I O , . I I , . R. D. W3 Red Lion, PQ. MEADOW VIEW DAIRY Phone 4060 NEW FREEDOM MEAT MARKET Tip Top Ice Cream and Dairy Products B. F. Young Frigidaire Equipped Home Dressed Meats New Freedom, Pa . R. C. SHUCHART Feed Farm Equipment Fertilizer Lime Poultry Equipment New Freedom, Pa. Our 40th Year in York INTERNATIONAL JEWELRY CO. M 52 S. George Street York, Pa. PEOPLE'S BANK OF GLEN ROCK Glen Rock, Pa. Complete Banking Facilities Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Congratulations and Best Wishes to BUCHART ENGINEERING CORP. Architects 611 West Market Street Engineers York, Pennsylvania Banquets Dinners Luncheons Parries OLD HOMESTEAD INN Phone 6457I Anniversary and Wedding Receptions 2305 W. Market Street York, Pa Meet the gang at the LA VILLA RESTAURANT 3 miles South of York on U. S. III JULIUS I43 West Market York Where Friends of Music Meet S' .ff V HANOVER TRUST COMPANY Hanover, Pa. Capitol 5,250,000 Surplus 2,600,000 Phone 5I23 Member F.D.I.C. Buy Your Diamonds and Watches From MARK E TRO NE Jeweler 44 Baltimore Street Hanover GLEN ROCK STEAM BAKERY Glen on the Label Means Quality on the Table Glen Rock Pa NELLIE L McCULLOUGH Ladies 8- Childrens Ready to wear Millinery 8- gifts ERDMAN S PRODUCE Sea Foods o Specialty Glen Rock Pa NEW FREEDOM DEPARTMENT STORE New Freedom Pa ALVIN R NISSLY Real Estate and Insurance of Every Description Peoples Bank Building Phone 7I29 Hanover Po Henry E Markle Salesman Compliments ofthe GLEN THEATRE THOMPSON COLLEGE w 1 n r S e v ox Sal aeCane1eP Cb eakm ru I A Fmney ACCOIIHIT A Au un Steno raph Us aclune Shortha ldj New or Short IST Busmes Adruuu uauon N1ed1caISecretar1a1 Approxed for O I Trauuu Phone 82,13 . , , Pa. , . I . ' ' 1 , . , . , . , I . Opfosite York Post Off ge ' EI:11er'.N'i eelc Sal s.1,a.1sE1iI - R11 , ' csniaushzp D I r g ,111 Ap ' 5 - Hen crPs3cI1oIu5y E, ,' ' LI'5'C,P, , o Iillg 5 I ' ' I - ' v C egg E I I . S . .S . - A , ' I . ' ' Q - ' ' SEITZ 'S CUT RATE Used Cars 8. Trucks M. D. CROUSE AND SONS Shatter Pens Whitman's Candy Mcsherr gown PG Fountain Service Phone! 2-5268 I Sundries MASEME RS BAKERY Hanover, Pa. LESTER WALKER Dealer in all kinds ofLivestocI1 also Groceries, Gas Gnd Oil R. D. TI Glen Rock, Pa. BORTNERS GARAGE New ana Used Cars General Repairs Complete front end and align, Service Glenville, Pa. Phone Glen Rock 4I8I KOPPS COMPANY, INC. Lineboro, Md. Lumber and Millwork Hampstead 481 I A. E. GROTE Compliments of Fire Insurance A FRIEND Box I95 Coclorus, Pa. For Family Security See JEROME J, WILLIAMS Glen Rock, Penna. KELLER MOTOR SERVICE 35 Water Street Phone Glen Rock 37I6 De Soto 8- Plymouth Sales 8- Service Glen Roclc, Penna. Compliments of SAVADA BROS., INC. Glen Rocl-c, Pa. H. J. STONER Stiltz Gas, Oil, Ice Cream and Groceries Glen Rock, R. D.'i3 Compliments of E, C. BLOUSE 8. SON Glen Rock, Pa. BIXLER'S Compliments of A FRIEND STRAUSBAUGH'S CAR MART Jos. A. Strausbaugh, Owner Cars Bought, Sold, Guaranteed and Financed Glen Rock, Pa. Glen Rock, 3897 3 , f. ,. .. '. H1 'Z ' , o . Tir. '3 3.1. ina:---W -f nw,- CONEWAGO DAIRY Ira E. Fuhrman Pastuerized and Homogenized Milk and Ice Cream 7OI Third Street lMidwayl Dial 2-SIBQ Hanover, Pa. Your Assurance of Quality WERNER'S GARAGE Chester J, Werner, Propr. General Automobile Repairing Delco Batteries Brodbecks, R. D. 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