Susquenita High School - Hawk Yearbook (Marysville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1955 volume:

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It is our expressed wish that all students of Susquenita High School take full advantage of the fine opportunities that our new school C offers. 'fo you le We sincerely thank each and every person who has made this y ' book possible. We now present to you our yearbook. We believe that ab the following pages represent fairly well the school life at Susquenita ' J High School. .Q . 9 I sr If 5 I' as SUS-iue-Nl-Ta, Schvvf HQN-or tg -thy NQMQ if it ii Ja :JJ J J J J S o , ,LMJSJ Gp i e' 55 .4 ef Z- Pfllib be 'to 'thy Por-'t3.l5 Hal-famed halls 0-F 'faryqg 'www A+. 19? as WN .M 'EX xv X ' R+ . - 5 f ' vin iff, Q 11-T., AL. n K. X Xxx NxNXkw 1+ J Q if li , ilk x x A i N Agxi Q . Ai- ' fi in N . fi H . Q H' FQ fe' i H- , M2 rgzkt In 2- A .W il ' a, ' 1 i ' ' lr H3- ' ..,.,-.,., .......... . A -..-,....W ' . ...W .M.....-....., ,. ........,.... .imma rzpswwwr 1 Q l 0 l i 1 DUNCANNON BOROUGH C. O. Maguire C. Herbert Maneval Melvin J. Wolpert Kenneth A. Pipher G. Linwood Hoover MARYSVILLE BOROUGH Linn C. Lightner William T. Keller Harry Ickes Erskine H. Kenee A. L. Maugans NEW BUFFALO BOROUGH Clair F. Smeltzer William Balthazer Benjamin Weldon Cordelia Noblet Bertha Swartz PENN TOWNS HIP Percy B. Rodemaker Charles W. Spease H. Hafner Sieg David S. Carnes A. R. Johnson C ll i ii REED TOWNSHIP Joseph J. Liddick Harold W. Grove Harry Burrell Earl Lindsay Clarence G. Kieffer RYE TO WNSHIP Melvin W. Sheibley Louis A. Smiley George W. Lightner, Jr. Owen D. Fenicle Samuel W. Crossley WATTS TOWNSHIP William E. Lukens, Jr. John P. Knuth, Sr. William Chubb Paul Barrick Earl Shumaker WHEATFIELD TOWNSHIP William E. Durham Dexter Potter Albert Finkenbinder Homer Mullen Ethel Jones Erman F. Wolpert - Treasurer Kathryn K. Gusler - Secretary Executive Committee L. O0 ,tr gl fuiulf '7' x Q, 'fn Q4 irm1n1s1trntinn James T. Jones, B. S., M. Ed. Paul G. Vonada, M. Ed. Temple University Lock Haven Teachers College SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL Penn State University HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Kathryn Gusler Lois Allandar Secretary Secretary ROBERT BAILEY M. S. Juniata College English PHYLLIS DETZ. B. S. Millersville - College Penn State University Library Science Social Studies ADELE W, FOX Beckley College Columbia University New York University Shorthand Bookkeeping Typing NEDRA FRANKHOUSE B. S. Grove City College Shorthand Bookkeeping THOMAS D, BOWERS B.S. Lock Haven - College Girls' Health, Gym, Girls' Basketball Coach LEWIS U. DOVE IR, B. S. Susquehanna University Band and Instrumental Classes HELEN F, FOX B. A. Hood College English and French EULA G. FYOCK B. S. Juniata College Home Economics MICHAEL H. GUSTAVE B.A. Wilks College Virginia Military Institute Mathematics, Junior Varsity Football Coach ROBERT KISSFL B. S. Lock Haven State Geography History R, NELSON KOST B.S. Susquehanna University Music JOAN MCCOOLA B. A. Economics Marywood College Office Practice Business English -ri DOROTHY HAMILTON B. S. , M. A. Shlppensburg State New York University Science, Math DONALD E, KOONTZ B.S. Juniata College Math, Science ALBERTA MCAFEE B. S. Kutztown State Art ALICE MCDEVITT M.A., B.A., A.B. West Virginia University Waynesburg College English, U. S. History ETHEL OWENS B. S. Shippensburg State Social Studies English PAUL E, REED B. S. Elizabethtown College Science, P. O. D. , Boys' Basketball Coach JUNE RISHAR R. N. Jewish Hospital School of Nursing Philadelphia, Pa. School Nurse CAROLYN RITTER B. S. Indiana State Social Studies English NICHOLAS PICCOLO B. S. Mansfield State Temple University World History American History JOHN E, RICE B. S. East Stroudsburg Health Education Health, Physical Ed. Assistant Baseball Coach LEROY RICHARDSON B. S. , M. S. East Stroudsburg Bucknell University Director In Guidance BESSIE SARDELIS B. S. Kutztown State Att BERNARD A, SHALONIS 3. S. Dock Haven State Swsraphy Social Studies Assistant Football Ioach ETHEL TAYLOR B. A. Susquehanna University English, latin EDWARD P. WEAVER 3. S. Bloomsburg State Penn State University Science, Math l Q 5. 2 -5 .- ii H- WILLIAM SMITH B. S., M. Ed. Shlppensburg State Penn State University Economic Geography Applied Economics ROBERT THOMAS B. S. . M. A. Bloomsburg State John Hopkins University George Washington University Mathematics Base ball Coach WILLIAM WENRICI-l B. S. Millersville State Industrial Arts ' A il S K Q -Je ii - . 1' :N' Ili' fl lu sh lzni 111115 .Q T, . .- A , 5, -X, .X ., 55713, NN fl ' W JW U 4, qi-wel C, f' ' ji E ' H! K C, pf - 1- BEATRICE M, BELL Beatie Chorus 1 HARRIET L, BERRIER Hattie Girls' Basketball 1-4 Newspaper Staff 3 Library Club 1 Literary Club 2 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Class Play 3, 4 Cafeteria 3, 4 'Ew 'a,g7' W9 I , . Q , Q53 - 6irf , .PIE WILLIAM L , ALDING ER Willie Football 4 Cafeteria 4 THOMAS P, BOLDEN Tom Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1 S Club IVALEE R, BAC HTEL Val Chorus 1 Yearbook Staff 4 Class Play 3, 4 Art Club Nature Club 2, 3 MARGARET E , BELL Margie Chorus 1 Yearbook 4 May Court 4 ERNEST I, BRETZ Star Rnotball 1, 2 Yearbook 4 LOIS L. CHARLES Charlie Chorus 1 Cafeteria 1, 2 Class Play 4 Library Club 1 FRANCES L, CLOUSER FIRE Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3 FAE K . CHRONISTER Fae Band 1 Chorus 1 Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4 May Court 3, 4 Newspaper 3 Yearbook 4 BONNIE L, DANIELS Bonnie Class Play 3, 4 Chorus 3, 4 Cafeteria 3, 4 Shop 4 Q I AN ET COVEY .. Ian.. Red Cross 2 Social Club 2 Art Club 2 Homemaklng Club 3 RUTH O. CROUSE MARY LOU CUNKLE Sa1ly Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Cafeteria 1, 2 Social Club 2 Class Play 3, 4 Qi F' Eu F43 C NY ,mf y TNT l f .. Mary .. Chorus 1, 2 Band 1, 2 May Court 3 Class Play 4 Social Club 2 Mk? JESSE M, FLICKINGER Jess Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2 Baseball 1, 2 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club President 4 Varsity Club Treasurer 3 HELEN C. FREET Lennie Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Basketball 1 Yearbook 4 Red Cross 3 PAUL S, FRY ll Paul!! Class Play 4 Photography 3 Class Officer 2-4 Social Club 2 CHARLES M, DECKARD Decon Red Cross 2 Audio-Visual 1 REBA 1, DICE Reber Chorus 1, 3 Class Play 3 Yearbook 4 Newspaper 1-3 DIXIE L, FRANKLIN Robin Yearbook 4 May Court 3 Social Club 2 Literary Club 2 Baseball 4 Class Plays 3, 4 Cafeteria 3, 4 1 JOANN L, FRYE WI- 5' JO s '- - J. 5 Q 93 Red Cross 2 V' V S Chorus 1 s 6 Cafeteria 1, 2 Social Club 2 Homemaking 3 Art Club 2 L JOHN H, GARRETT lv Jack!! Chorus 1, 2, 3 IO ANN GLASS NIO.. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Social Club 2 Yearbook 4 May Court 3 County Chorus 3 CHARLES W, GELBACH Charles Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 4 Audio-Visual 1, 2 Cafeteria 3, 4 Basketball Manager 2 County Chorus 4 County Band 4 ROBERT L, HAZZARD CARL GRAVES Carl Chorus 1 BARBARA G, HALTER FRED G, HARTZ II Chubby Fred Cafeteria 1, 2 Basketball 1 Baseball 1 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Cafeteria 3, 4 Plays 3, 4 Audio-Visual 1, 2 Red Cross 1 County Band 2, 3, 4 County Chorus 3, 4 Bob Social Club 1 MARY J, HOLLAND Janie Yearbook 4 Chorus 1, 3, 4 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 Cafeteria 3 Class Play 3,4 Public Speaking Club 3 Social Club 1 Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4 NAOMI R, HOLMAN Jake Chorus 1 Red Cross 1 F. ll. A. 3, 4 Social Club 2 Class Play 4 Shop 2 anna , ga bllllii Q DEANNA K. HIPPLE Katie Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3 Newspaper 3 PATRICIA A , JACKSON Patty Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1 I nl D 'ZZZ..... j Ea H - -2: Qs 0 'h 3 l ' if l 1 ,L 44 I A 1' O 'brasil' B JACK HOLLAND JR, lack Basketball 1 Football Manager 1 Audio- Visual 1, 2 BEVERLY J, HOLLEY Bev Social Club 1 Shop 1 Yearbook Staff 4 NANCY K, JACOBS Nan chorus 1, 2, 3,4 Newspaper 3 Class Play 3 Yearbook 4 County Chorus 3, 4 Southem District Chorus Festival 4 535- .r LEAH E, KAUFFMAN GAYLE E, KELLER ..Lea.. Chorus 3 Newspaper 3 Typing Club 4 WILLIAM T. KELLER Tom Band 1, 2 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 1, 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Newspaper 1, 2, 3 Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4 County Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 District Chorus 4 Gayle Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3 r Newspaper 3 Yearbook 4 Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4 GEORGE M . KINTER George Chorus 1, 2 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 County Band 2 Class Play 3 SAMUEL w, KRICK HARRY E. LINDSAY Sam Harry Baseball 1, 2 Audio-Visual Club 1, 2 Audio-Visual Club 1,2 SHIRLEY I. LOUDEN I eanie Chorus 2 Red Cross 2 tl, All Shirl Chorus 1, 3 ARTHUR L, LUTZ Lutzie Class Play 3 Yearbook Staff 4 LAWRENCE W, MATHIEU DONNA L, MCCOY u ll IV H Leather Craft 3, 4 May Court 3 Art Club 1 Literary Club 2 Library Club 2 . f Ro Band 1, 2, 3 District Band 2 State Band 2 Yearbook 4 A I K ROY MINNICK .. Y.. , County Band 2 SHIRLEY M, LUCKENBAUGH DAVID R. LUKENS Luke Red Cross 3 Class Play 3, 4 Rnotball 1, 2, 3 Manager 4 CHARLES E. MAGEE Charlie Band 1 Audio- Visual 2 Baseball Manager 2 Paper staff 3, 4 Yearbook 4 Cafeteria 3, 4 Class Officer 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 DONNA L, MORRIS .. Do-DO.. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook 4 Red Cross 2 Library Club 2 Class Plays 3, 4 Cafeteria 4 County Chorus 3, 4 Basketball Manager 2 District Chorus 4 JAMES R. PALMER Wnm.. WILLIAM R, PALM A vIBi11N Baseball 1 Basketball 1 is ALBERT J, PETERS, Pete Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1- 2 Audio-Visual 2 Baseball 1 Red Cross 1 S Club ESTELLA M RENTZEL Stella Chorus 1 2 3 4 Yearbook 4 Arts 8a Craft Club 4 PAUL W, PRICE BETTY I, RADABAUGH Paul Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Betty Red Cross 2 May Court 3 Girls' Basketball 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Literary Club 2 w AR I 9 F L K XS!! IR WALLACE J, ROGERS Wally Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3 Varsity Club 3, 4 Yearbook 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 VELMA I, ROYE Jeannie Social Club 1 Shop 1 Class Play 4 Q tl' .1 N 1 DENNIS E, RIC HARDS ..Denny.. Audio-Visual 1, 2, 3 Football Manager 2 Class Play 4 ROBERT B. SCHOLL Bethune Rnotball 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2 Yearbook 4 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3 Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 2, 3 Basketball Manager 1, 2,3,4 RICHARD M, ROGERS Dick Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1.2, 3, 4 Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook 4 Student Council 3, 4 DENISE A , ROTH N Heavy.. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Newspaper 2, 3 Class Play 3 Basketball 3, 4 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 May Court 3 .. MARGARET E, SHELLEHAMER npeggy.. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1 Newspaper 3 Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4 DEANNA I. SIMMONS amy.. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Arts 8: Craft Club 1 CURTIS R, SMITH Perk Social Club 1 IVAN K. sLoAD Mick Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 3, 4 Basketball 1,4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Newspaper Staff 2, 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Student Council 3, 4 County Chorus 8 Class Play 3,4 S Club 4 BARBARA A, SPOONHOUR llBaIbvu Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Arts and Craft Club 4 sa! if 5 . - H - FAB L, SPEASE Speasie Cheerleader 3, 4 Newspaper Staff 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Class Play 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 3, 4 Social Club 2 May Court 3 DAVID SPEALMAN ll Dave!! Raotball 1 Yearbook 4 Class Play 3 Band 1, 2, 3 County Band 1, 2 JOHN Z, SPEASE vvlohnnyve Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2 S Club 4 Shop 4 Yearbook 4 Band 1 Class Play 4 County Chorus 2, 3, 4 District Chorus 4 Red Cross 2 Shop 2, 4 Cafeteria 3, 4 -- g+ -Q. SHIRLEY ANN STONER MILDRED F, WATTS RONALD Q, WATTS ashirleyn Fat sis Ronnie Chorus 1 Chorus 1, 2 Senior Play 4 Red Cross 1 Social Club 2 Social Club 1, 2 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 C1355 Play 4 Student Council 2, 3 Shop 2 Social Club 3, 4 Yearbook 4 Class Play 3, 4 F. I-l.A. 3,4 N 5 1 3 WZ uf FREDERICK H, WHITE Football 1 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 County Chorus 2, 3, 4 JAMES E, WOLPERT vinmli Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Newspaper 3 Audio-Visual 1, 2 Yearbook 4 Baseball Manager 2 Football Manager 2 A, .Tzcaphecg May 13, 1965 Dear Chas, well, it's 1965 already, and guess what: Margie Bell, Beatie Bell, and Shirley Luckenbaugh are owners of the Howard Johnson Restaurants. Fae Chronister and Ivalee Bachtel are famous models in New York City. Mildred Watts and Barbara Halter are missionaries in South Africa. Shirley Stoner, Jo Ann Glass, and Betty Radabaugh are keeping house. Nancy Jacobs and Frances Clouser are planning on joining the Women's Air Force. Reba Dice and Denise Roth are members of the President's cabinet. Dick Rogers and Wally Rogers have just signed up with the Philadelphia Bird Club. Kay Hipple, Gayle Keller, and Helen Freet are head nurses in the Harrisburg Hospital. John Spease, Jim Palmer, and Tom Bolden are leading actors in Hollywood. Jay Bretz and Fred White are big-game hunters in Africa. Charlie Magee and Jim Wolpert are now workingon their new invention for 3D television. Dave Spealman and Bill Aldinger own Dairy Queen Incorporated. Mick Sload and Lanny Mathieu are famous barbers in the Waldorf Astoria. Fred Hartz and Bob Hazzard are instructors at Lackland Air Force Base. Carl Graves, J ack Garrett and George Kinter own a cattle ranch in Texas. Paul Price and Harry Lindsay are the owners of the Ford Company. Tom Keller and Dave Lukens are guards on the Southern California Football team. Patty Jackson and Donna Mc Coy are managers of beauty salons. Dennis Richards and Ronnie Watts are now the manufacturers of Hoover's Furniture. Leah Kauffman and Harriet Berrier are U. S. Ambassadors to China. Estella Rentzel and Barbara Spoonhour are famous dress designers in New York City. Fae Spease and Bonnie Daniels are now Generals in the Marine Corps. Albert Peters and Charlie Deckard are still debating which one is going to be Mr. America. Jean Roye, Peggy Shellehammer and Deanna Simmons are stock car racers at Williams Grove Speedway. Jesse Flickinger and Bob Scholl are co-owners of F.8n S. Cornplaster and Footpad Factory. Janet Covey, Sally Crouse and Mary Lou Cunkle are secretaries to the Foreign Minister of England. Lois Charles and Dixie Franklin are working to support their husbands. Jack Holland and Curtis Smith just signed a contract for the Comedy Hour. Paul Fry and Roy Minnich have just celebrated the 10th anniversary of their junk yard. Bill Palm and Arthur Lutz are enjoying a very successful business. Charles Gelbach and Sam Krick are working on a new method for mechanized farming. Jane Holland and Donna Morris have just opened a restaurant on Times Square. .Toann Frye and Shirley Louden are still hunting some men. Beverly Holley and Naomi Holman have recently invented a new type of wash board. Your old classmate, Tom I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. 1. 1. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. L I. I. I. I. I. I. I. I. 1. L I. I. I. I. I. 1. 1. 1. I. I. 1. 1. I. L I. 1. 1. I. I. I. 1. 1. 1. I. will William Aldinger, will my job at Rotary to anyone who wants it. lvalee Bachtel, will anything I may have to Dorothy Allen. Beatrice Bell, will my acrohatic ability to Virginia Leonard. Margaret Bell, will my A's in typing to Harry Wolf. Harriet Berrier, will my athletic ability to Jean Hertig. Tom Bolden, will my football ability to Lee Clouser. Ernest Bretz, will my shyness to Jack Knaub. Lois Charles, will my quietness to Pat Dagenhart. Fae Chronister, will my B's to my sister, Jean, whose A's hurt my pride. Frances Clouser, will my ability to type to my sister, June. Ruth Crouse, will my height to Eleanor Noble. Janet Covey, will my long hair to Ruth Crewy Shatto. Mary Cunkle, will my natural blond hair to Julia Humphrey. Bonnie Daniels, will my speed to Helen Rhoades so she can catch a fellow. Charles Deckard, will my handsome duck tails to Harry Boyer. Reba Dice, will my desire to he a hookkeeper to Dolores Chiolo. Jesse Flickinger, will my ability to get along with Mr. Bowers to Janice Hewlett Dixie Lee Franklin, will my typing ability to Jean Hertig. Helen Freet, will my dignified manner to Molly Lightner. Paul Fry, will my hot rod to Joe Crockett who is all the time humming rides. JoAnn Frye, will my F's in P.O.D. to the Junior Class. Jack Garrett, will my ability to study to Walton Zimmerman. Charles Gelbach, will my ability to get along with teachers to anyone who cannot JoAnn .Glass, will my singing ability to Mary Ann Pennell. Carl Graves, will my ability to skate to Carl Beck. Barbara Halter, will my solemn attitude to Mildred Jones. Fred Hartz, will my ability to play the trumpet to David Carnes. Robert Hazzard, will my ability to keep quiet in class to Harold Roush. Kay Hipple, will my ability to talk a lot to Mildred Miller. Jack Holland, will my ability to tell tall stories to Vonnie Sterner. Mary Jane Holland, would like to give my skating ability to Miss Mc Coola. Beverly Holley, will my curly hair to Carol Froggatt. Naomi Holman, will my driving ability to Shelby Schaeffer. Pat Jackson, will my ability to stay thin to Bonnie Spealman. Nancy Jacobs, will my natural curly hair to Frances Hilbert. Leah Kauffman, will my natural straight hair to Barbara Myers. Gayle Keller, will my height to Dharlys Yost. Thomas Keller, will my backwardness with the girls to Ed Straw. George Kinter, will my ability to study to William Little. Samuel Krick, will my 5O Chevy to anyone who wants it. Harry Lindsay, will my ability to drive safely to Larry Clegg. Shirley Louden, will my job at the Ranch House to anyone who wants it. Shirley Luckenbaugh, will my shortness to Don Rowe, David Lukens, will my ability to use elbows to Phil Furhman. Arthur Lutz. will my clerking ability to Walton Zimmerman. Charles Magee, will my ability to laugh to Ralph Lowe. Lanny Mathieu, will my height to Tony Albright. Donna Mc Coy, will my long hair to Pat Stewart. Roy Minnick, will my ability to get out of class to anyone who wants it. Donna Morris, will my alto voice to Joyce Durham. William Palm, will my slimness to Jack Hall. James Palmer, will my touchdown ability to Joe Crockett. Albert Peters, Jr., will my ability to go with girls to Fred Lauster. Paul Price, will my ability to stay away from girls to Harry Boyer. Betty Radabaugh, will my former boy friends to Mildred Frye. Estella Rentzel, will my talkativeness to Grace Corson. Dennis Richards.will my ability I0 hunt C00r1S I0 .T ack Ford. Richard Rogers, will my paper route to Frank Johns. Wallace Rogers, will my football ability to Tom Bowers. Denise Roth, will my ability to stick with one boy to Kay Johns. 'UMR I, Jean Roye, will my slenderness to Priscilla Lukens. I, Robert Scholl, will my female troubles to Tim Keller. I, Margaret Shelleharner, will my job as basketball manager to Sandra Acri. I, Deanna Simmons, will my knee socks to Miss McDevitt. I, Ivan Sload, will my short hair to John Kennedy. I, Curtis Smith, will my ability to play the guitar to Larry Clegg. I, John Spease, Jr., will my motorcycle to anyone who wants it, I, Faye Spease, will my job as pianist for the chorus to my cousin, Pearl. I, David Spealman, will my school grades to Harvey Fitting. I, Barbara Spoonhour, will my natural curly hair to Jean Luckenbaugh. I, Shirley Stoner, will my ability to keep one boy to Darlene Mathieu. I, Mildred Watts, will my cooking ability to all girls that want it. I, Ronald Watts, will my ability to keep my eyes off girls to that lover Jack Ford I, Fred White, will my plumpness to Don Rowe. I, James Wolpert, will my thinking power to Ken Pipher. 4 an ..- .... 415.1 at -T fi' 4. Cap, Work, fun, and many new experiences have been on our schedule for the past twelve years. After each year of our climb to the top of the educational ladder, our future looked a bit brighter. We climaxed our climb by being the first class to be graduated from the new building. Now that we have become men and women, we feel ready for the future with its heartaches, challenges, trials and tribulations. We hope that future graduating classes will take advantage of the wonderful op- portunities this beautiful building offers. So' T5 rb N 'llMn'0, 'lllha 3cs7' 04,Mc.cr',g Java ' Oavl IPS cfosf U1 M0676--shful ,fs 8t'7-7Pf .LL-rzvfe. 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IANIE HOLLAND ....,.,,,A-5.0 Q--.....,, LIVING IT UP HATTIE N I h DENNY NANCY DICK AND FAE THE GANG nrrv Arun nun: DENISE BARB S, ESTELLA BONNIE IEAN ROYE BONNIE GAYLE KAY AND PEG I TOM IOANN FRY JANET COVEY FAE FRED WHITE HELEN CD 'A O I bn' rhfimf ll E f W 0955 'BLQAQV ?, E25 645' L W3 'MW Sf The Junior Class of 1955 has a total enrollment of 101. The annual Junior-Senior Prom climaxed a year of many activities for our class. The Prom was held in the lobby of the new building and was the first joint activity for our class. Fred Harry's orchestra provided the music and the song heard most often was our theme song, Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White. The decorations followed the theme as did the refreshments that were served at intermission. As juniors, we have had a successful and enjoyable year. Next year, as the seniors of Susquenita, we hope to do as good a job as the Class of 1955 has done. CLASS OFFICERS Presidents . . . ....... Jack Knaub Charles E. Liddick Vice-Presidents . . . . . Shelby Schaffer Glenda Simmons Secretaries . . . ....... Vonnie Sterner Patricia Zimmerman Treasurers . . .... Jean Luckenbaugh William Burns l Q Snpfinmwwo, Fill S917 As the class of '57, we began our sophomore year separately in the Duncannon and Marysville buildings. The class as a whole contributed several of the J. V. and Varsity football and basketball players as well as baseball. Although our activities were limited, our great thrill was moving into the new Susquemta High School building where we finished the second semester. Presidents . . Vice-Presidents Secretaries . . Treasurers . . Historian . . CLASS OFFICERS . . . Charles Fry Freda Wolf . Robert Clouser George Hiddeman . , Janice Gilbert Anna Merle May . Jean Chronister Connie May . . . Jack Sedam . N F . ,pri-Q ',u'., 'f ,xr T 'el ,, ,N V' - fag a 1 X- M 'Y X ' - - -,L 4 - .1 - i gb 4. 1 I . . I ar U . AM Ii ,W V 5 f ik 1 A t ,S RR -15 'W 9, 4- k. A -, if .iw Y. X L, u an any v . 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Ivalee Bachtel', Arthur Lutz . . . Donna Morris, Dave Spealman' . . . . Fae Chronister, Helen Freet . . . . . . Margie Bell, Dixie Franklin . . . . . . Shirley Stoner, Nancy Jacobs, Beverly Holley, Barbara Spoonhour, Estella Rentzel, JoAnn Glass, Reba Dioe ..MissHami1ton,Mr.Sha1onis 'Not present for picture ,fz fQ5fJ T5 Y 'l7 ff 'fff fx' ' , jgL O, O F . ...... .fl A TOP ROW, Left to Right: George Hiddeman, John Andrews, Vance Maquire, Frank Allen. SECOND ROW: Frank Forrer, J r., Larry Clouser, Alois Spease, F rank Liddick, William Little. Frank Lentz, Dalmar Whitmyer, Keith Smith. SEATED: Harriet Lindsay, Gale Martin, Donna Dowdrick, Robert Scholl, Richard Rogers, Ivan Sload, Pearl Spease, Kathy Burgess. The help of the student council was greatly appreciated, T J: Q 5 x ' 'lm 1 'ia Q 0, 0 Here We Go Again The Senior Play given by the Duncannon seniors proved to be quite a success. The play was held December 10 and 11 in the Duncannon School Auditorium. This three-act comedy portrayed Mr. Maxwe1l's attempt to become state legislator. His failure to secure this position almost caused the family to move. Through the kindness of his neighbors and friends he not only remained in that town but became a candidate for mayor of the city. Characters were: Charles Magee, Helen Freet, Harriet Berrier, Dennis Richards, Jane Holland, Fae Spease, Ivan Sload, Marilyn Strupp, Bonnie Daniels, Mary Lou Cunkle, John Spease, David Lukens, Ivalee Bachtel, Paul Fry, Ronald Watts, Donna Morris, Lois Charles, Jean Roye, Mildred Watts, Sally Crouse. Radio announcer: Fred Hartz Student prompters: Naome Holman and Shirley Stoner Sound effects: Charles Gelbach Stage director: James Wolpert The cheerleaders did a splendid job of supplying the school spirit needed during the hot competition of athletic events. In this picture the girls are sporting their new uniforms. They are, Left to Right: Nancy Weldon, Diann Roush, Shirley Stoner, Mary Jane Holland, Denise Roth, Fae Spease, Pearl Spease, Mary Sanderson, and Delores Chiolo. --new--m-wwf-w.m,,f,wv'w+ -w:-vs - -as t-vw-www' W .way-ww lg 'fr'- M'r '--rc W f' MW Q' 'for' Mwfw The May Day celebration, with the crowning of the King and the Queen of the May, turned out to be a grand and beautiful success. It was the largest and most colorful affair ever to be held in either of the schools. Mrs. J ones crowned our queen, Fae Spease, and Fae in turn crowned her King Consort, John Spease. Fae Chronister was Maid of Honor and Ivan Sload, Knight. Fae's court was: Ivalee Bachtel, Dixie Franklin, MaryJane Holland, Margie Bell, Tom Bolden, Tom Keller, Dick Rogers, and Wally Rogers. The Junior attendants were: Pat Stewart, Nancy Weldon, Pat Zimmerman, and Diann Roush. wr: i 5.4, Q ,, ,, .ww-w.Amw,ww .ww-M Y. N- ,,,,.NW,W ' M .fxm1wQ.,X A awww:-Q if S S : e K M f li, e 5 1 Q. E V 'Q S am' 12 4 3 I ,r- 5 W M gig? ,X E 1 3 ,ev Q f ,, .J X ei ' ,f 35 3. ff.. 33' Q Q65 was: w ad -Eg PS Ke? 252 5 -, f I ME. .1 Qi , A mx KX, - 41 A s .73and This year the band, under the leadership of Mr. Dove, appeared at many activities of im- portance throughout our school district and neighboring towns. These include: Veterans and Memorial Day parades: Marysvil1e's, Duncannon's, and New- port's halloween paradesg most of the season's football garnesg the Harrisburg Band paradeg Inaugural Parade, and a concert at Port Royal. The band loses eight players this year through graduation but there are twelve new members to take their places. Susquenita has been represented at district band this year by Ken Pipher, while 20 members were in county band. .93and fffwnt Q35 Ni' --'K W 3 QW Y f ' ,,.c5 ' S? ' t if? 2 5 , i W Qi ,- . .,, lf ,.', ,g-255 I The chorus topped a big season this year with their Christmas concerts, one in Marysville and Duncannon. Out of their full schedule there came such things as appearances on radio and television, supplying the music for baccalaureate and commencement, several community church services, and many others. We were also honored by the presence of five of our members at Southern District Chorus: Donna Morris, Fae Spease, Diann Roush, Nancy Jacobs, and John Wagner. Thirty of our singers went to County Chorus. .S F my ' 3 3 as in ai 9. i all x. ff! Z I I CRAFT CLUB Mr. Wenrich TYPING CLUB Mrs. Fox MODE L BUILDING CLUB Mr. Shalonis 'S if kt'-2 N .xv JJN -IQINIQ Q ,QP ,J SLQQSPRQJSL, LIBRARY CLUB Mrs. Detz Q NEWSPAPER CLUB Miss Taylor AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB Mr. Kissel and Mr. Smith X X X 1 ,Z 4 ff zl 3 fe Q 'TQ - N X cf fhlftifff 40 N V X Fm fri' X . I ': Q: N ...l J ,rx new . ,.i...pa5 .. .af , FRONT ROW: D. Rogers, J. Bretz, J. Crockett, W. Rogers, H. Fitting, B. Scholl, T. Bolden, J. Spease, T. Keller, J. Palmer. SECOND ROW: W. Rice, P. Furhman, C. Liddick, K. Pipher, M. Sload, B. Aldinger, D. Conrad, L. Clouser, H. Wolf, C. Laudenslager, H. Boyer. THIRD ROW: Coach Piccolo, B. Boak, L. Seiler, E. Straw, F. Lidclick, B. Clouser, F. Lauster, G. Peter- man, R. Magee, Coach Shalonis. FOURTH ROW: B. Mader, D. Lukens, I. Bell, G. Weiser. 559' .4 I v4 'NJ-GX- V ? r- J If f ,Aiwa , ! ,I 4 1 - 11112. J I' 4. idkf rx with eleven seniors on the team the Blackhawks averaged better than .500 with a 5 4 1 log A season highlight was marked by a 15-O Thanksgiving Day victory over Newport Tied at half time O-0 the Hawks exploded in the second half and captured the Perry County Championship Previously they had beaten Perry Joint 21-6, Susquenita Susquenita Susquenita Susquenita Susquenita Susquenita Susquenita Susquenita Susquenita SUSQUENITA HIGH SCHOOL 1954 SEASON RECORDS . . . . Millersburg . . . Juniata Joint , , . . . Highspire . . Boiling Springs . . Cumberland Valley , , Perry Joint .. ........Eno1a . . . . . . Porter Township . . 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'Q 6 If A F '- X 4 3.455 Susquenita Susquenita Susquenita Susq uenita Susquenita Susquenita Susquenita Susquenita Susquenita Susquenita Susquenita Susquenita Dillsburg Perry Joint Susquenhanna Camp Hill Hummelstown Swatara Newport Boiling Springs Newport Lower Paxton Highspire Enola Scwwo, 49 Susquenita 33 Susquenita 45 Susquenita 69 Susquenita 64 Susquenita 60 Susquenita 69 Susquenita 59 Susquenita 52 Susquenita 64 Susquenita 49 Susquenita 45 S usqueni ta New Cumberland West Shore Dillsburg Susquehanna Camp Hill Hummelstown Swatara Lower Paxton Highspire Enola New Cumberland West Shore The Blackhawks contributed a winning team for their Alma Mater this season under the coaching of Robert Thomas and John Rice. The squad was very well balanced and spirited in Our best wishes go out to the graduating seniors who have helped to make our baseball SCHEDULE East Juniata Joint Blain Green Park Newport Perry Joint East Juniata Joint Blain Green Park Newport Perry Joint i I 5 A Z i fi' 535 I -'vbiliinr ,.. A Sf K ,--'J sf' AUG' . . Q ,fm Q ww A if' X W ,:,.ktlv any lm Q h-a af 4' r . X J 'vp -.r J fi? -- 1 pw 3 Q5 5' Q ..,.,,...i , . W q'1nl ' - D Q WWWWM ii? by WMKW Qfyyjbiqgwgg Jwfwliiw QQ Q, 5 KJV dw ALO, E 0 BMW Qi2 Q bm - . mm S 'jj MKMYQEQV fJ f W! A W WWW M Qbgfm'-'Q 1 My x fy QW W gw V52 bf! www 9 l Wm gi QW X V2 WWQQW EQ 5 2 my ,giggfygfrgy jg img We Q, 2 Q,,,Ci-W! J' Jdzw . - MW N K' J nMLWQ?fiJij'jifwf+- N xr-M ,fW.A,,fw,.,,zf I Q G 'S 3 Ur c Q O I 0 7 C O c C X5 ME AU I L I Q Q L . 85' Q N nfrfi i gg I Qxwgwm b Lwlfwzyilfjq Bdzffkfiffffwf-L f90W?4fW4'ffi'r K f 5fQ!M!Vyfff N pg f K Ax - SCHOOL DAYS . . . They will cement many lasting friendships. Soon you and your classmates will take different roads, and it may be years before some of you will meet again. School days do not last forever--and when they are past, memories are kept warm by the photographs of friends of the classroom and campus. Your chums should have a personality portrait of you, and so you will prize one of theirs in return. In a year or so you will be glad you took this means of keeping alive the memories of your school days. And the home folks will always cherish a portrait of the turning point in your life. This studio is the headquarters for the special photo- graphic work and the doors are open to students of the Sus- quenita High School and their friends. Why not arrange to come to the studio now and have that photograph taken? THE ENSMI GER TUDIO SPECIAL STYLES AND RATES FOR STUDENTS ESTABLISHED IN 1882 CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA'S LARGEST AND OLDEST PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIOS Second and Walnut Streets Harrisburg Pennsylvania PHONE: CEdar 6-7968 We Build for Eternity M. L. HALDEMA and SON GENERAL CONTRACTORS 103 W. Chocolate Avenue Hershey, Pennsylvania Compliments of STANDARD NOVELTY WORKS -1 LIGHTNING GUIDER SLEDS ania F- ...... Wishing the Class of '55 The Greatest of Success Pasteurized Chocolate Milk Homogenized Buttermilk Vitamin D BEST OF DAIRY PRODUCTS Compliments of JU IATA DAIRY Duncannon Pennsylvania Compliments Compliments of of DEQKARD' KLI E and HIPPLE TAPROOM FUNERAL HOME Hon the Square., Marysville, Perma- Marysville Penna 2. sg 9 a AQ, 'X M, 5 X 93, X . :ff'3r QTIQI NS N . A Z, 'ff ii Q CH LIIS LADY FINGERS Sold Coast H. W. KELLER to Coast Marysville Penna, lN'l'llllA1'l0lAl. NAIIVISYII I .L Sales and Services si , 1 0 o 1 i' New Bloomfield Penna. C ompliments of BLM E B. BARSHINGER POS'l' 882 MARYSVILLE Blulsriigsaazzziims Ridggllaisiers overlooking Puptent No. 41 Susqgiganna Rockville Bridge Most beautiful V. F. W. Post in Eastern U. S. FORRER' GARAGE Built for Economy DODGE - PLYMOUTH Best Deal in Town Styled for Comfort EDGAR L. ROBERTS Dependable in Insurance and Bonds Phone Office 47-W Residence 198-R Marysville Pennsylvania Compliments of BRITTON'S BARBER SHOP Phone 132-J Marysville Pennsylvania MAGUIRE'S GARAGE Duncannon Pennsylvania SMITH'S GARAGE New Buffalo Pennsylvania C omplim ents of CARL'S CAFE South Main Street Marysville Pennsylvania V A N ' S R E S T A U R A N T Fine Food - Fast Service Always Open Phone 39967 227 Enola Road Enola, Penna. F, W, WHITE 114 Valley Extension Marysville Pennsylvania Phone 132-M or 32-M TV - Radio - Appliances General Electric RCA - Philco - Admiral KENEE'S CUT RATE Bordens Ice Cream Phone 111 Marysville Pennsylvania V, ...- DALMAH RESTURANT DUNCANN 0N - Rm, Du ncannon Penna D unca nnonq Perma. ss ' 5 40-Jroon 7' G You'11 Like Our Food. ' Deposlts Insured to S 10, 000, 00 Compliments Comphments of of ALDUN PRODUC'l'S CURNER DRUG S'l'0RE PSY -, .. -iz ' Q-L 1..1.- 2122555 ,. Lvnz 4 -' E E- i 1? 1 . ,5 I Duncannon Penna, On the Square RUSTY 'S GAS STATION and RESTAURANT 4455 Front Street Harrisburg, Penna. N I C K E L FUNERAL HOME 403 Market Street Duncannon, Penna. M U R P H Y S ' 5 8: 10 Market Street Duncannon Compliments of JAMES KOCH Marysville FRED LAUSTER'S NEWS STAND 1 North Market Street Duncannon, Penna. BURKEY'S BODY SHOP Body and Fender Repairing Auto Painting State and North Streets West Fairview ZERFING'S HARDWARE On the Square Duncannon, Penna, Phone 2 85 Compliments of S, E, MICHENER I- ' of HHHHEH' Compliments 0 CAR F. HAFFEH LA K Fresh Meat Frozen Foods 5, Bryers Ice Cream g ,X xii i I i X, V 'Qui 'v-Sf:,Tq:4, ax- ' V- .1 ' X A X A NT. . as ' . 12b'B'QQ'Q'O'.'g6G , - X' -- -134999:-f u-A Builder and Developer - Ridgeview Manor I . We Alm To Please Marysville, Penna. , Duncannon Marysv1lle Phone 290 AMITY HALL INN HARPER' AMITY HALL LUNCH WATER GAP LUNCH X I AIN - N I , ' N , Tires - Batteries - Accessories b , . I M Washing Gulflex Lubrication Phone 9268 First Ave. and Marysville A Century of Service for Travelers State Road Penna. C ompliments of CE THAI, PENN BU INESS SCHO0L C ompliments of WHl'l'MOYEIi' NURSERY 'Ex vt r Central Pennsylvania's l Greatest Business School 323 Marker street ' 99 P z' ' Harrisburg, Penna. Compliments Compggmems of HARRISBURG GARMENT and L- O- O- M- SAFEWAY DYERS 2nd Street Harrisburg Penna Marysvlue Penna' Bill Sultzaburger Frank Ertl NEW BLOOMFIELD AUTO CO. C K BOAS Phone 473 or 17 Fine For Dodges and Plymouths Dodge Red Ram V Eights Try us First New Bloomfield Penna. Jewelers and Silversmiths Second Street Harrisburg, Penna. r l Compliments Compliments of of . E. BLACK BUICK AND PONTIAC - New Bloomfield Penna, 'Ill in m :fit i kimfil lll lhg W Q Phone 58 Duncannon Compliments Compliments of of LEE R SNAVELY HOWARD R. MAG IRE O l Shoes and Clothing Lumber Millwork x '-l 'P Building Buiiding suppues ' I I Compliments of WELDON 8: DANNER GULF GAS STATION Groceries and Meats Perdix Perma. Compliments of SMOKE'S TAVERN Duncannon R. D. 2 Penna. BRUCE'S FURNITURE MARKET Open Daily 9 A.M, to 9 P, M, Easy Terms Free Delivery Route 849 3 miles north of Duncannon ISLAND ROADSIDE MARKET Fruit and Produce Gifts and Novelties R. D. 2 Duncannon Penna. C omplim ents of DUNCANNON BOTTLING COMPANY Mt. Spring Water Carbonated Beverages Phone 303 Duncannon Penna. Compliments of SHEARER'S SERVICE CENTER Duncannon Penna. HAMPTON, SNYDER AND SEEDS Energy To Build Anything New Bloomfield Phone 49 Lumber - Millwork - Building G o o d F o o d BRIGGS DRIVE -IN RESTAURANT and SERVICE STATION Enola Penna. Compliments of RICHARD ALBRIGHT Photographer 102 Lincoln Street Phone 314 Marysville Pennsylvania C ompliments of MARTHA'S BEAUTY SALON THOMAS S. WELDON Refrigeration Service Philco Refrigerators, Ranges, T. V. Blackstone and Apex Laundry Equipment Metered Gas Service and Appliances Sales and Service New Bloomfield-RD2-Pennsylvania CHAUNCEY W. BENFER Home Dressed Meats Compliments of , Charles Mader- AMERICAN STORES COMPANY Marysville Penna, JOHN H, KULP Quality Coal at a Low Cost Phone 54-R Duncannon Penna. HENRY K, BOWMAN COMPANY Complete Shop Tools and Equipment Home School Phone Harrisburg 6-2454 449 South Front Street Wormleysburg Penna HEISLEY AND HOCKER Vulcanizing - Recapping and Goodyear Tires Poultry Phone 2 59 -J Phone Marysville 1 -M I Marysville Penna. I ' C ompliments of ISLAND PARK Motor Court 8: Restaurant R . D. 2 Duncannon H E P F E R ' S FEED and HARDWARE STORE 'A nickel saved is a nickel earned so come to the top of the hill for bargains Duncannon Phone 343 C ompliments of MICHNER'S FUNERAL HOME 325 North High Street Duncannon OSCAR C. WAGNER 25 South Market Street Duncannon CUMMINGS JEWELRY 31 North High Street .1 Duncannon Compliments of MUTZABAUGH'S MEAT MARKETS Enola Duncannon Phone 27245 Phone 226 Compliments of SPARKLE RESTAURANT 6 North Market Street Duncannon KANON THEATER I Cinemascope Panoramic Screen 6 Cumberland Street ' Duncannon HAL'S ESSO State Road Marysville, Penna, FIRST NATIONAL BANK Marysville, Penna. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 2'Z, Paid on Time Deposits Deposits Insured for S 10, 000 Compliments of C, R, SADLER Coal -- Lumber Building Supplies Compliments of MARYSVILLE HOTEL Marysville, Perma, Ellah Roth Ethel Keim, Prop. Compliments of WHEELER'S HARDWARE 14 Valley Street Marysville, Penna, C omplim ents of FRED ADAMS Your Atlantic Man Slmheat Gas -- Oils Furnace Oil Marysville Pennsylvania South Main St. Marysville, Penna. Phone 63 PhOI'le 131 Compliments Compliments of of R, K, WATTS STOVER'S RESTAURANT 5 8: 10 STORE Marysville Pennsylvania Marysville, Penna, ROHRER BUS SERVICE RD. 2 TOURIST HOME Groups and Parties R, D, 2 H. E- ROUFCT. Sr. Duncannon Penna. Phone: Duncannon 11R-4 Duncannon, Pa. Isabel Dallago - Proprietor Compliments D E C o V E N Of NEWPORT LAUNDRY Esso and Motel and DRY CLEANING Duncannon R. D, 2 Penna, J. P. Wertz E. K. Soule TRAIL DINER Air Conditioned New - Modern C O O P E R S ' SELF SERVICE STORE Corner High and Cumberland St. Routes 11 8: 15 New Buffalo, Pa, DUHCBHHOH, Penna- MARY BARRINGER SHOP 10 South Market Street BARTON'S STORE Market Street Duncannon Penna.i Duncannon Penna, Compliments DUNCANNON DRESS FAC TORY FORT HUNTER Compliments DREXLER'S RADIO 81 TV Enola, Pa. Restaurant and Bar Lounge Compliments Good of Food ' Drinks ' Service DUNCANNON DRY CLEANERS Harrisburg Penna, Compliments By Pleasing You Will Be Our Success of J, LE RUE HESS AGENCY J, Le Rue - 1910 James Ford - 1934 2 South Market Street Duncannon, Pa, NEWMAN'S SUNOCO SERVICE Car Washing Lubrication - Tires - Batteries Accessories Routes - 11 and 15 - Duncannon r. CLARK'S FERRY RESTAURANT Duncannon R.D. 2 Owners Martha Jane and Jessie Compliments of AMERICAN STORE Duncannon, Pa, Compliments of l DUNCANNON RECORD An Old Newspaper Compliments of with a W,-lh..,,, Young Outlook ..trQ,?,lCqZ, g' v Q?!EfBp1 Q Ruth Swank Class of '34 Richard Swank Class of '35 2, Mig' 5 374 5631095 Il,.l'.'.l.s5 Good Food Good Service Compliments of AMERICA SHELLY'S DRIVE-IN Lemoyne Pennsylvania 0 Lubrication - Washing - Polishing Courteous Service ROSY'S CITIES SERVICE 12th and Market Street Lemoyne Pennsylvania Phone 3-9917 Call and Delivery Service DAIRY QUEEN 1006 Market Street Lemoyne Pennsylvaniat I Treat for Taste - Food for Health Compliments of M A R Y S V I L L E FIRE COMPANY NO. 1 B E R N I E ' S Featuring Wilson Sporting Goods 3rd and Herr Street Harrisburg Pennsylvania WEBB A D WOLFE GOODS Q9 010 Your Sporting Goods and Toy Store Outfitter of your school corduroy jackets Phone - 34507 - 34508 210 N. Second Street Harrisburg Pennsylvania I.. -.... GAULT GUN SHOP Everything for Guns 110 Walnut Street Phone 61653 Harrisburg, Penna, F m GREENBERGHS STORE Harrisburg New Cumberland Millersburg Middletown Open Evenings ZUCKERMANN'S Department Store Market Square Newport, Penna. Everything in Clothes Ne C omplim ents of HAIR BROS. 8: MYERS w Bloomfield, Penna, Compliments of MRS, MABEL GELBACH 804 North High St. Duncannon, Pa. Notary Public Income Tax Service S. W. DUNKELBERGER Gas - Oil - Feed Phone Duncannon 201 -J-4 New Bloomfield, Penna, Compliments DAVID MYERS of HARRISBURG Newport Furniture Your - R. D. 2 grandmother bought Economlcal furniture from Dad. Duncannon, Penna, Compliments ' f CHRISTINE ,S C ompliments o RESTAURANT to CARL ALLEN Class of 55 and JEWELER BAR HOTEL DOYLE Duncannon, Pa. L- I C omplirn ents of WlLMO 'I' KELLER OLDSMOBILE Marysville Pennsylvania C ompliments of KELLER CHEVROLE'l' SUNOCO PRODUCTS OK USED CARS Phone 122 Marysville, Pa, QLWER SHAULL EQUIPMENT and SUPPLY COMPANY and CAPITOL EQUIPMENT COMPANY 'pfnvin' I W N n-f,,-..-'l'1uu-mv A I' TMA I 'incl f 'w!T'--' ,f S' 1'-I-Q o 'X Wg I P.O. Box 95 Harr b g Ph L moyne 8 9411 4 4915 N P f P - 4 3148 WYNN'S VALLEY FLOWER SHOP TRANSPOR'l'ATl0N M y IZ' ' 94 e e Keg C rsages and F1 for A11 Occ ' Ph 205 COMPANY GE EIEEIE A vnu l.lf'TRANSPO'RfATION a U You don't h to Park B I 91111 Penna. I Lemoyne P I L. G. BALFO RCOMPA Y Known Wherever There Are Schools and Colleges Class Rings and Pins Commencement Invitations - Diplomas - Personal Cards Club Insignia - Medals and Trophies Compliments I of Compliments of AI BRIGHTS' CAFE A 101 North Market Street FRIEND Duncannon, Penna, PATRO 'S LIST Frank Reidlinger Mr, and Mrs. G. Emory Freet Perdix Store Sara White's Store Gutshall's Hardware Faye Morris Grover Bitting A friend Charlies' Cleaning J, H. Borst Miss MorrisCMrs. McAfee? R. E. Wiley Mrs. Moyer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Smith Smith's Service Station Pop and Mom's Service Station Mr. and Mrs, Jack Ford A friend A friend Harry Vogel Gordon's Poultry N, Z. Flickinger Park Brandt and Paul Kunuth Floyd O. Colver Charles, Dutch, Bud Donna, Harriet, Fae Clarence Clouser Bonnie and Helen Lloyd and Johnnie Lillian Brandt MERCHANTS GROCERY Distributors of Plee-zing, Dutch Treat, York Dutch Stokely Vanc amp Fruits and Vegetables 1711-17 North Fourth Street Harrisburg, Penna 1 FIRESTONE MOTORS INC. Compliments 1029 Market Street of Lemoyne, Pa. DUNCANNON D d Pl tht 0 ge ymou FIRE COMPANY Cars Cars and 8: TI'l1CkS LADIES' AUXILARY Telephone 8-0824 THE MARYSVILLE MINISTERIUM invites you to Attend the Church of Your Choice Regularly Bethel Church of God Zion Lutheran Trinity Evangelical and Reformed The Methodist Bethany Evangelical United Brethren Central Pennsy1vania's Most Honored Milk HARRISBURG DAIRIES INC. 1955 Farm Show Prize Winner 20th and Herr Street Phone 41181 ,- , ,, ,.-Mm.. 2 A LM, . , ,.,,w,, 1 W..-' ,, , ,,-mn., V 'IL 1-1, -Lf .z!.w. fn.. JD..-mi: 11. p i A . r L . f i I A I A I n I 1 X w ,j:-ww . , . ww fa 1.-1 ,:, , ' f .,' Jr' I . 'QI'-ws' if Ri : N +L wv,,,., J , Ei 1+ , J A. - ,. .33-4 :A M., ag 1:11-HF 6 puny .,1.f V'-n ,,1. ga Ai,-4 ,. . 45, .n wk 4. v wiwlakx A.-. . - Ir 12 . w , V!-, a, , 7 'Nv- q N., 3Q. N A- K J, ,,,A , , ., M, A - ,. L 1 A ,, ., , 4-'.' . W .t,L,, - ' ,wg .' g ff Z. :.. Q. 'Lg-': .. .K-.wi .K W . -,-. - '1 H.. ., fm :gin .,- .. ,. ,.,. In Q V .K- wp 1 . .3 A, ,. . 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