Susquenita High School - Hawk Yearbook (Marysville, PA)
- Class of 1958
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X hlrnflnn Vs, 'S :fr R X X We dcdrcate thls our yearbook to you the parents of the class of 1998 Through your constant loxe gurdancc and pauence you supplred us wrth the trarnrng and rn sprrauon necessary to make our hrgh school days happy and successful 4 l ap XX QSM XX L x r r x y X R h - X x X gx xi 1 irminisltrnhnn 92 D Av ko C Q V W gf? L C 19 I 4 -lk ' 'A fl KATHRYN GUSLER Secretary ARLENE KEPNER Secretary AOIUIN ISUQAUGU JAMES T, JONES B. S., M. Ed. Supervising Principal PAUL G VONADA M High School Principal 6 B.S., . Ed. MARIAN ACHEN BACH B. S. y English, f inf! STEPHANIE BREAM B. 5. Home Economics PHYLLIS DETZ, B. S. Library Science HELEN FOX B. A. English F rench JOSEPH B. JOHNSON B, S, Physical Education FREDRICK KEGEL B. S. Mathematics X X I E+- ,v ,J X ., X.. THOMAS BOWERS B. S. Driver Training Highway Safety A. GARDNER CRABBE A. B. Science Director of Dramatics ADELE FOX Commercial if BX .1 Mm ROBERT FRITSCH B. A. Mathematics Baseball Coach WILLIS KELLER B. S. Special Educ ation RICHARD KN EPP B. S. Industrial Arts EARL KNOHR B. A. Mathematics GEORGE LYNN B. S. Geography JOAN MC COOLA B. A. Commercial VINCEN T MOLONEY B. S, Mathematics HELEN PAWLING A. B. English DAVID PRETTYMAN B. S. Music Band Director S 43,1 R. N SON KOST Chorus Muslc LLOYD MC CLARREN Vocauonal Agrlculture WW n if Nocral Studres Health Football Coach N ICHOL AS P ICCOLO History Football Coach JOHN D. RASER B. S. Music Junior Band PAUL REED B. S. Chemistry Physics Athletic Director JUNE RISHAR R. N. School Nurse BETTY SEITZ. Physical Education Basketball Coach LARRY STAIGER B. S. Art Education ETHEL TAYLOR B. A. English Latin WILLIAM WENRICH B, S. Industrial Arts '92-Q LEROY RIC I-IARDSON Guidance Director CAROLYN RITTER English History if N r Q .Mis Moci Jfmi wL! Aw , MAULLIVM ,Wm S- tw, PI ia tudies et all Coach 7 gffds, RRY VERDIER 4 asf y English ffl' fo General Business Football Coach DOROTHY WOLFORD B. S. Home Economics 41,-X., ETHEL OWENS B. S. English Social Studies DOROTHY HAMILTON B. S. , M. A. Biology UIOI2 AOVISOQS WILLIAM SMITH B, S, , M, Ed. Commercial I0 Boano of ohool omeoton DUNCANNJON BOROUGH NJEICUIYL C, H Vlanoval Pephcr Sr Wolpert Sr Hoover MARYS VILLE BOROUG H Hal Gerb Wrllram Davrs Jr J A Spoonhour E II Konee Kenneth Toomey Smeltzer Gladys Goodllnq Balthaser Cordelra Noblet Reed Mrs W C Mrs PENN TOWNSHIP B Rod omaker R Johnson W Spoase S Carnes R Bolden Mrs karhryn Cusler Secr tary Erman P wolport l rcasurer ' Executrve Comrnrrtee ll REED TOWNSHIP Lrddrck 3 HV Lrndsay Grow Kelffer John Mumrna S RYE TOWNSHIP W Adams Mrs Frances Foosc G W Lrghtner Samuel Crossley J C Bucher Knuth Sr BHFFICR W E Lukons Jr Lukens Shumaker WHEATFIELD TOWNSHIP W E Durham Wrlrner Lrddrck Mrs Ethel Jones D Potter Raymond Barrrck C. O. . g, ' ' LG, ' ' F. . l ' E, I l ' ' K. A. ' , . ' ,lf , ' ' - M. J. , . C. G. 1' ' G. L. , r, I F. . ,,, . . . x ' ' ' F . . I ' A' ' ' 1 1 NEW BUFFALO BOROUGH WATTS TOWNSHIP ' C- F- J. P. , - . . ' . P. L. ' - '- 4 . . 'T' . . ' L. E. 3 L. E. E E. E. ' P. . N ' ' , 4 A. . ' 1 ' ' C. . 1 A , D. . , T. . l ' ' CAIIEIGRIA staff LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Crockett, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Carnes, Mrs. Roth, Mrs. Spease, Mrs Shatto, Mrs. Durham. LEFT TO RIGHT: Rozenna Schrieber, Paul Schrieber, Clarence Liddick, Walter Liddick. M 'S lznirufs QN 2711 .9-:fy C Sc, G O X 2 Cf' Y 0 fc 'Oc if .L . QA. , Cb O cfi 17' 1 ' 5. , Nb 'tm 'Z I IQ' N :K:i?L' .E .K 1 1 9 4-45 X 11-X -tg? . 3 ' SANDRA KAY ACRI Sandy Hails from the valley . . . faith- ful worker in Mr. Richardson's off- ice . . . typist for school newspa- per . . . wants to be a keypunch operator or secretary. JEAN MARIE BENFER Sunbeam Comes from William Penn. . . plays guitar . . . likes hillbilly music . . . engaged . . . wants to teach guitar orto be a western sing- er. WALTER LEO BARRICK Butch Active in baseball and basketball . . . drives a Chevy . . . wants to join the Army. MARLIN O'BRIEN ARTER Buddy Amember of the FFA likes to hunt. . . not bashful ambr tion is to be a farmer. G ERALD LEE BECK Gerry Faithful stage manager . . , co- advertising editor of yearbook . . . senior class play. . . StudentCoun- cil representative . . . plans to be an architectural engineer or a doc- tor. MARIORIE LEE BLACK Margie Typist for yearbook . . long brown hair. . . collects poetry likes popular music . ., . ambition rs to be a secretary. 'Q 1 CONSTANCE ANN BORCHERDING Connie Collects miniature dolls . . . likes roller skating . . . likes basketball . . . plans to be a secretary. JOSEPH JOHN CAMPLI Joe Faithful stage manager . . . works inhis father's store . . . circulation manager of yearbook staff . . . drives a '57 Chevy . . . architec- tural designer. LARRY WILLIAM CLOUSER ..DiD.. Curly blonde hair . . . active in football . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . plans to be a farmer. DAVID HARRY CARNES Date Qulet . . . woman hater . . . class giggler. . . active in foot ball. . . member of band . . . in Junior class play. . . wants to be in the Coast Guard. MARY HELEN BOYER Mary Favorite pastime, Cooking. . . co- chairman ofChristmas card commit - tee . . . likes swimming . . . am- bition is to be a telephone operator. KATHRYN AGNES CLUGSTON Kathy Art editor for newspaper . . . long blonde hair. . . quiet and studious . . . chairman of Christmas card committee . . hopes to go to college. MARY MARGARET CROSSLEY HPCQQYN Junior page in May Court . . . sings alto . . . secretary of Art Club . . tiny but mighty . . . on newspaper staff. . . member of chorus . . . plans to go to college. ANDREA GAYLE D AUM Andy Short hair . . . in junior class play . . . memberofchorus . . . cheer- leader . . . on newspaper staff. . Patriot News reporter . . . plans to become a nurse. i wrtstm cLAYToN DUDLEY Dud Main interests, hunting and base- ball. . . enjoys wood working. . plans to join the Marines. LARRY D. DOUDRICK Gun Smoke Works at Cooper's Self Service Store . . . Talkative . . . wants to join the Army. . . likes hunting . . . swimming is his favorite sport . . collects arrowheads. I6 STEWART WILLIAM CROU SE S1im Drives a black Ford . . . w0rkS at Amity Hall . . . voted biggest boy joker . , . wants to take over his father's contracting business. JOYCE ELIZABETH DURHAM Bull Girls'chorus and mixed chorus . . . basketball player . . . talkative . . . likes sports . . . likes choc- olate ice cream and popcorn . . . ambition is to become a secretary. W -. gf XXX, JI, LO IS JEAN ERB Erby Tall. . . quiet . . . works at Tom- mies . . . band. . . wants to be a member of Women's Air Force or a secretary. MARTIN A V. FUHRMAN Tina Comes from Central Dauphin . . . natural curly hair . . . loves to drive . . . bothers the cooks . . . likes pajama parties . . . wants to be a secretary. if?tgi i34 If Eg3g?f5i 'i'E ,'5: 'Y 'I SIR Wx MARS HALL T. FRANKLIN Punch Likes to loaf. . . plays football . . . will be abachelor. . . drives a Pontiac. FAYE ANN FREET nFayea ArtCIub. . . F.H. A. . . . Library Club . . . collects pictures of mov- ie stars . . . ambition is to ,et a good job and make a success in life. RAYMOND CHARLES FITTING Pete Student Council representative . . member of Marine Reserves . . drives '35 Dodge . . . plays foot ball . . . member of band. . wants to be a typewriter mechanic JAMES RICHARD HABLE Habe Likes to work on cars . . . ambit ion is to drive a stock car. 1' SHIRLEY ARLENE HARROLD -I is 9 JACK PORTER HALL lack Stage manager. . . Audio Visual Aids Club . . . drives a '33 Ply- mouth . . . enjoys working in his workshop . . . likes hunting . . . wants to be a mechanic. G ERALD EUGEN E HIRT Jerry Works at the Bar-B-Que Cottage drives a Pontiac convertible likes to work on cars wants to be a mechanic 57' Member of chorus. . . Art Club . . . collects salt and pepper shak- ers. . . likes to sing, . . . likes to cook. . . mam interest is being a beautician. 'Mn any .Y . ' ft 'az - 4 l 2 1 A ' ROY EUGENE HARTZ. Beany Plays football. . . honor student . . . tallest boy in the senior class . . . plays basketball . . . plans to be a research chemist. 18 MICHAEL EUGENE HAMMAKER Mike Plays baseball and basketball . . . Varsity S Club . . . friendly. . . not bashful . . . plans to join the Air Force. JANET LOUISE HIRT Hitt Member of the band . . . Library Club . . . plays basketball . . . wants to do clerical work. in CI-I ARLES WARREN HOF ER Butch Honor student . . . likes to play chess . . . likes to read . . . talk- ative. . . plays football. . . plans to become a chemical engineer. LARRY NELSON HOLLAND Lew Drives a black Ford . . . works at the Sunoco Gas Station . voted biggest prevaricator . . . plans to be a mechanic rm, .. ,r Tim W- ., Q' '- Q I WILLIAM RON ALD HOFF MAN Billy Intramurals . . . quiet. . . wants to be a farmer. WILLIAM DAVID HOLLEY Dub Plays football. . . likes to hunt . . . voted best boy athlete. . . ambition is to earn his first million before hc is 30. 5 RONALD LEE HOLLAND Ronnie Works atKennedy's store . . . likes to loaf at Lausters . . . wants to be a brick mason. MARY C AROL JACKSON Mic Member of the band. . . F.T,A, . . . county band . . . interested in church work . . . collects salt and peppershakers . . . plans to be a missionary. KAY EILEEN JOHNS ..Kay,. Member of the band and chorus . . secretary of senior class . . . plays basketball . . . junior class play . . . newspaperstaff. . . wants to be a secretary or a beautician. THOMAS WILLIAM KENEE Tom One of the bashful boys . . . likes guns . . . is a baseball enthusiast . . . plans to be a typist. MICHAEL WILLIAM KING Mickey Plays football. . . works at the Bar-B-Que Cottage . . . not bash- ful. . . plans to be an engineer. LINDA ANN KENNEDY Linda Comes from Enola . . . wants to travel. . . likes to read . . . am- bition is to travel all over the world. HARRIS THOMAS KELLER, JR. Tim Manager of basketball, football, baseball . . . intramurals . . . works in cafeteria . . . likes fish- ing and hunting. . . supply man- ager . . . wants to join the F. B. I. LARRY EUGENE KLUCKER Larry Plays basketball . . . intramurals . . . likeshunting and fishing. . . Yankee fan . . . plans to join the Army. LOIS MARIE KRICK Lois Plays basketball. . . F. H.A. . . . intramurals . . . tallestgirl in class . . . engaged . . . is interested in being a telephone operator. ERNEST JAY LIDDICK Ernie Plays baseball . . . Audio Visual Aids Club . . . is interested in be- ing a cabinet maker. GERALD BLAINE LIDDICK, JR. Jerry Likes to read . . . plays football . . . drives a Chevy . . . plans to be a brick mason. FRANKLIN JACOB LIDD ICK Frank Plays football . . . works at Lauster s News Stand . . . drives a black Dodge . . . main interest is hunt- ing . . . is going to join the Army. NANCY FAY LEDGER Nancy Newspaper staff. . . F. T. A. . . . basketball manager . . . likes to attend ball games . . . assistant editorof yearbook . . . ambition is to be a teacher. DON ALD QUAY LIGHTNER Donnie Lives in the valley . . . shies away from girls . . . plans to join the Army. 41 ' an-QQ RONALD DANIEL LITTLE Ron Hobby fishing . . . not bashful . . worked incafeteria . . . would like to own'5'7 pink Cadillac . . . wants to be a Navy frogman. JOYCE KATHLEEN LUTZ. Joyce Member of band and chorus . . F. T.A. . . . juniorclass play . . . editor of yearbook . . . county band . . . engaged . . . likes swimming and ice skating . . . plans to be a teacher. WILLIAM JAMES LUCKENBAUGH Bill Intramurals . . . worked incafeter- ia . . . would like to own a Cor- vette . . . supply manager . . . plans to join the F. B. I. 0,1 mga, G ARY LEE LU KENS Gary GEORGE LEVI LOWE George Visual Aids . . . main interest is hunting. . . likes cars . . . driVeS a Plymouth. . . wants to be a grease monkey. JOHN CARL MAGU IRE Johnny Audio Visual Aids Club . . . plans to beamechanic. . . has a motor- cycle . . . works at Cooper's Self- Service Store. Main interest is hunting . . . can be seen driving his dad's '57 Ford . . . is interested in being a mech- anic. 'ale 1 '15 NEIDA VIRGINIA MARSHALL Ginger Majorette. . . F. T. A. . . . mem- ber of chorus. . . county chorus . . . junior and senior class plays , , . co-advertising manager of yearbook . . . Varsity Club . . . is interested in being a special ed- ucation teacher. PHYLLIS ARLENE MOWERS Till Member of F. H. A., Art and Li- brary Club. . . hobby, collecting, salt and pepper shakers . . . wants to study dress designing. Br Ox AGALIA MAE MATHEWS Gail Elective typing . . . wears adia- mond on the third finger of her left hand . . . wants to be a med- ical secretary. GALE LARAINE MARTIN Gale Member of chorus. . . typist for newspaper and yearbook. . . coun- ty chorus . . . intramurals. . . Student Council. . . ambition is to obtain a good job in thc com- mercial field. 7 RUTH ELEANOR NOBLE Stubby BARRY WAHNE MORRIS Barry Flat roi. . . notbashfigl. . . wants to be a carpenter. Art Club . . . most forgetful scn- ior. . . one of thc shortest girls . . . likes to dance. . . plays the piano . . . Clarissa in iuniorclass play . . . wants to be a st-t-rotary. ll. CECIL ALBERT PRICE PriCe CAROL LOUISE ORRIS Carol Member of F. T. A. . . . works at Kanon Theatre. . . tall . . . wants to be a nurse. ALBERT RICHARD PUGH Dick Member of band and chorus . . . plays football. . . county chorus . . . likes to hunt . . . wants to enter engineering field, 14' F Plays football and basketball. . . quiet . . . blond hair . . . wants to be a teacher and coach. A ' 5,-gf fQ,zw fs,g5Ty ,..W,,.,. 19' GEORGE CHESTER PAUL George Junior and senior class plays. . . activities editor of yearbook . . . member of F. T.A. . . . active in church activities . . . Dlans to be a minister. W ILBUR EARL PROUSE LILLIAN MAE RICE Lillian Class editor of the yearbook . . . Student Council. . . likes to eat . . . likes sleeping parties . . . naturally curly hair. . . wants to be a secretary. 351 Wilbur Member of band and F. T. A. . . 4WR Cookie likes to ifax in to be a in the senior class play . . hunt. . . came from Hal- his junior year, , , plans minister. 24 M Plays baseball and basketball. . . likes to fish . . . wants to join the Air Force and go to college. Plays football . . . main interests, hunting and fishing . . . plans to be a mechanic. FRED DEE RIS SING ER Riss GARY WAYNE SHAFFER Shaff NORMAN WESLEY ROWE NOI'1'D Plays baseball and basketball. . . Varsity S Club . . . likes to drive his brother's car on Saturdays . . . ambition is to be a major league ball player. MARY ELIZABETH RU MB AUGH Mary 'K Likes to cook . . . collects news- 'S paper articles . . . likes to read . aj . . wants to go to college then be KAYE LORRAINE ROD EM AKER .. K.. Member of chorus . . . acheer- leader . . . photography editor of the yearbook . . . junior class play . . . junior page in May Court . . county chorus . . . F. T. A. . . . wants to be an art teacher or med- ical secretary. ROBERT LEE S HEIBLEY Sheibe Member of chorus . . . junior and senior class play . . . band . . . collects coins . . . wants to enter the field ofengincering and science. 45 a housewife. IANICE ANDRE SLOAD vlan.. Cheerleader . . . member of chor- us . . . plays piano . . . county chorus . . . plays basketball . . . ambition is to be a nurse. RONALD CHRISTIAN LEE SMITH Smitty Elective typing . . . senior class play . . . plays the accordian . . . bashful . . . plans to be adoctor. ROSELLA MARIE SNYDER Rose Enjoys basketball. . . likes swim- ming and roller skating . . . am- bition is to travel or be an airline stewardess. DENNIS KEVILLE SNYDER Dennie Class treasurer four years . . . bus- iness manager of yearbook . . . junior and senior class plays . . . most winning smile. . . wants to be an interpreter of foreign lang- uages. PATRICIA ANN SMITH Pat Member of band . . . typist for yearbook . . . likes to dance . . . likes rock and roll . . . favorite food, pizza . . . wants tobea sec- retary. JOAN SUS ANNE SPANGEN BERG nloann A1'tC1Ub . . . F.T,A, , , , mem- berofnewspaper staff. . . collects miniature dolls . . . wants to be an elementary teacher. BONNIE LOU SPEALMAN Bonnie Lou Member of chorus and band . . basketball. . . intramurals . . F, T,A, , . . county chorus. . . Patriot News reporter . . . co-ed- itor of newspaper . . . long blonde hair . . . wants to be a teacher. RONALD DAVID STONE Ron Plays football. . . likes to hunt and fish . . . junior class play . . voted best looking, boy . . . wants to enter-the engineering field. R 5 in-. ,, 3- 4 Q, CHARLES FRANKLIN STANSFIELD Chas Member of band . . . art editor of yearbook staff . . . senior class play . . . Art Club . . . raises homing pigeons . . . likes to draw and paint. . . likes to hike . . . wants to be an architect. RICH ARD LESTER STONE Richard Plays football . . . class president . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . wants to join the Air Force. ALOIS BEND ER SPE ASE Fihi Plays football. . . sports editor of yearbook . . . likes hunting. . . class flirt . . . plans to be a drafts- man. EUNICE ALICIA STUCK Stuckie Plays basketball . . . likes all sports . . . likes popular music and dancing . . . plans to be a steno- grapher, BRUCE EUGENE WEAVER ..Rupe., Maininterests are hunting and fish- ing . . . member of the Marine Reserves. . . drives a black Ply- mouth . . . plans aservice career in the Marines. GEORGIANNA RICHARDS Tiny Collects novelties . . . favorite food is spaghetti . . . plans to be a secretary. LINDA LEE WILSON Mimi Junior page in May Court . . county chorus and county band . . F. T. A. . . . plays basketball. . member of chorus and band . . wants to be a nurse. DHARLYS AYNE YOST Doll Member of chorus. . . likes to travel . . . likes to do dance steps on roller skates . . . hopes to own her own car . . . plans to join the Air Force. 28 giir- RHODA OLETHA WEAVER Hnhodau Member of chorus . . . cheerlead- er . . . junior and senior class play . . . junior page in May Court. . Varsity Club . . . president of Student Council . . . likes pajama parties . . . wants to be ahouse- wife. CHARLES ANDREW MAGUIRE III Charlie Came from William Penn in his senior year . . . member of band . . . ambitionisto beaprofessional musician. fin nenoezvous In Dams The M1am1 A1rport IS crowded as usual but today due to the exc1tement of QOIIIQ to Pans the crowds don t bother me I am to fly ID a jet one of the less modern planes 1n th1s year of 1999 but st1ll It w1ll thr1ll me Flymg through the Carohnas and V1rg1n1a I not1ce the beaut1ful farmlands below My seat compamon Ltnda Kennedy who has made th1s tr1p before tells me we soon w11l see the farm owned jotntly by Marl1n Arter Larry Clouser and Ronald Hoffman As the plane landed at La Gaurdla A1rport 1n New York mechamcs Jack Hall Gerald H1rt George Lowe Gary Lukens and John Magulre rushed to the plane to make the necessary adjustments before we took off agaln DUFIIIQ my walk through the arrport term1nal I was glad to meet Sandra ACYI Janet H1rt Eun1ce Stuck and Thomas Kenee who are cler1cal workers for the 1nformat1on department of the alrport My Parls fltght 1S bemg announced now by Denn1s Snyder f1rst 1n Enghsh then French ltaltan and Span1sh The DIIOI and co ptlot Fred R1ss1nger and Mlke Hammaker who are boardtng the plane were famous A1r Force DIIOIS There IS a large representatton from the armed forces on the plane Wear1ng the A1r Force blue are LOIS Erb and Dharlys Yost Walter Barrlck Larry Doudrlck Larry Klucker Frank L1dd1ck and Donald Lxghtner are 1n the Army green. Ronald L1ttle IS the sole Navy man W1lbur Dudley and Bruce Weaver are proudly sportmg the umform of the Marmes James Hable and Gary Shaffer well known tax1 cab owners asked nurses L1nda WIISOD and Jan1ce Sload what part of the world they were off to The two gentlemen 1n gray flannel su1ts and trench coats at the back of the plane are Harr1s Keller and B111 Luckenbaugh F B I agents Peggy Crossley Mary Rumbaugh and Kathryn Clugston who s1t tn front of me are college teachers from the states who are betng sent to Pans as exchange teachers Marshall Frankl1n and Ronald Holland m1l11ona1re bachelors are dtscussmg the many problems that wealth enta11s The t1me flew by so qu1ckly and now we are over Europe The gentleman to my left Larry Holland IS po1nt1ng out to h1s large fam1ly some of the landmarks below In domg so he jostled m1l11ona1re B111 Holley who had slept the whole trxp As I fasten my seat belt at the command of the stewardesses Rosella Snyder and Mart1na Fuhrman I not1ce Le Bourget A1rport now dtrectly below us After we landed I started a tour of the c1ty and found a small charmtng s1dewalk cafe just perfect for conversat1on whtle eatmg The proprtetor Josepl1 Campl1 made me welcome Mary Boyer and Faye Freet were the WBIIFSSSBS Wh1le Phyll1s Mowers sketched my ptcture arch1tects Gerry Beck and Charles Stansf1eld re deslgned the cafe When I reluctantly left the restaurant I walked down the many avenues and not1ced the profess1onal s10ns of Ronald Smtth M D Sh1r1ey Harrold beauty salon operator Jean Benfer guttar teacher and cab1net maker Ernest L1dd1ck Just by chance Isaw Charles Hofer an englneer com1ng out of the Par1son Chemlcal Plant Charles told me R1chard Pugh Bob She1bley M1chaelK1ng and Ronald Stone were con 29 1 I , , . . . . 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 v 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 , 111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 ' 1 1 5 1 I 1 1 1 F 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 struction engineers back in the states He suggested that I may see secretaries Margie Black Connie Borcherding Joyce Durham Kay Johns Gail Mathews Eleanor Noble Lillian Rice Patricia Smith Georgianna Rlchards and Gale Martin who were spending a three week vacation in Paris enjoying the world famous sites I always wanted to visit a French school and meet a French schoolteacher but to my disappointment the French school had the American teachers Joyce Lutz Ginger Marshall Cecil Price Kaye Rodemaker Nancy Ledger Joan Spangenberg and Bonnie Spealman Rhoda Weaver was coming out of the school as I was going in Her son seemed to be gn ing the teachers some trouble The school nurses Andrea Daum and Carol Orrls were trying to hold the hysterical boy down George Paul and Wilbur Prouse ministers and Mary Jackson missionary were coming out of the Church next to the school I had the advice in finding a good hotel of an expert traveler Richard Stone who at the present time was preparing to leave for Africa to do some big game hunting The switchboard operator at the hotel was Lois Krick who told me Norman Rowe a former baseball player and now the coach of the Philadelphia Philltes was staying in the same hotel as was David Carnes of the Coast Guard Stewart Crouse contractor Barry Morris carpenter and Alois Spease draftsman That evening Charles Maguire and his orchestra entertained us at a dinner Later as we were reminiscing Alois Spease took us back through the years as he began to re read our class will Sandra Acri will my job in the guidance room to Arletta Shatto Marlin Arter will my bowed legs to Tom Mutzabaugh Walter Barrick will my short hair to Merle Jones Gerald Beck will my ability to do creative things to Lee Shumaker Jean Benfer will my guitar to all haters of hillbilly music Marjorie Black will my good attendance to all hookey players at Susquen1ta Constance Borcherding will my ab1l1ty to get along with Mr Bowers to anyone who can t Mary Boyer will my ab1l1ty to save money to my sister Carol Joseph Campll will my ab1l1ty to invent to the brave ones Larry Clouser will my ability to play fullback to Raymond Simoncelll. Kathryn Clugston will my long hair to anybody who wants it Mary Crossley will my success with the boys to Karen Slmmons Stewart Crouse will my Ford to Dick Morrison. Andrea Daum will my ability to do Latin back to the Romans Larry Doudrick will my bag of Jokes to the oncoming juniors Wilbur Dudley will my curley hair to Jack Snyder Joyce Durham w1ll my ability to be a basketball guard to any underclassman Lois Erb will my ab1l1ty to stay away from boys to Donna Dowdrick Raymond Ritting will my old car to Morris Eppley Marshall Franklin will my ability to tell lies to Dick Morrison Faye Freet will my ability to like school to my brother Jimmy Martina Fuhrman will my curly hair to Mr Verdier who will need it in Hollywood James Hable will my sid burns to John Liddick Jack Hall will my books to whoever wants them Michael Hammaker will my trouble with one girl to Delmar Whitmyer Shirley Harrold will my singing ability to Patty Zettlemoyer Roy Hartz will some of my height to Tom Mutzabaugh Gerald Hirt will my ability to do leather work to the boys with all thumbs Janet Hlrt will my ability to play basketball to Nancy Keller Charles Hofer will my professional ability in class to Gary Spease William Hoffman will my shyness to Dave Magee Larry Holland will my ability to go up to the View and eat lunch to Dick Morrison Ronald Holland will my ab1l1ty to comb my hair to John Roth William Holley will my abxlitv to work in trlg class to Raymond Simoncelll 30 I, .' . , . . . I, ' , ' . I' . v . . . I, , . . . . . . I' ' . . . . . . I' . . , . . . I' . I . . . . i , . I, , ' ' ' ' , . I. ,y . . . . - I, David Carnes, will my ability to drive safely to Richard Kenee. Il ' . . . . . I, , ' ' ' . I, ' . . . . I. ' . . . ' L y . . . . D I, . . . . . . . I' . , . . . I, , ' ' ' . I' . I . . . . . In . , I . . . I' . , . . . . . . . I, ' . . . . 1 . . I' . I . . . . . . . i I' y . . 3 . . I I, , ' , I, A , ' . . . . . I, . , . . . . . . I, , ' ' I I' . 1 . . , . . I' . I 4 . . l It E 1 . . . . . U l, ' ' , ' . I. I . A .. . . . . I. ' . . . . . I' . . ' . . . I . . . .. Mary Jackson w1ll my ab1l1ty to get along wlth Mr Prettyman to Charles Hostetler Kay Johns w1ll my ab1l1ty as head flag twlrler to the most capable g1rl Harr1s Keller w1ll my Job as all sports manager to Rlchard Boggs Thomas Kenee w1ll my bashfulness toward g1rls to Bobby Gamble Lmda Kennedy w1ll my outlook on lxfe to Arletta Shatto Mlchael Kmg w1ll my ab1l1ty to have flat t1res to Rlchard Kenee Larry Klucker w1ll my tr1g book to any Junlor who wants lt Lo1s Kr1ck w1ll my posxtlon as pr s1dent of F H A to the most capable g1rl Nlancy Ledger w1ll my dutles as g1rls varslty manager to Glorla Brubaker Earnest L1dd1ck w1ll my ab1l1ty to keep out of trouble to Allen Metzger Franklm L1dd1Ck w1ll my football ab1l1ty to MOFIIS Eppley Gerald L1dd1ck w1ll my ab1l1ty to get out of classes to John Roth Donald Llghtner w1ll my good behav1or to Yvonne Luckenbaugh Ronald Llttle w1ll my halr to John Itmger George Lowe w1ll my ab1l1ty to m1ss school to Teddy Crouse W1ll1am Luckenbaugh w1ll my ab1l1ty to get lnto trouble 1n class to Yvonne Luckenbaugh Gary Lukens w1ll my books to the Junxor class Joyce Lutz w1ll all my reports rn Engl1sh to Dave Magee John Maguxre w1ll my motorcycle to Sam Bolden. Neda Marshall w1ll my ab1l1ty 1n phys1cs to Mr Prettyman so he can declde what the weather w1ll be ahead of tlme Gale Mart1n w1ll all my happy years I spent at S H S to all of her students Barry Morr1s w1ll my ab1l1ty to get good marks w1thout study1ng to anybody who wants them Phyllls Mowers w1ll the front seat on bus 20 to Arletta Shatto Ruth Noble w1ll my shortness to anyone who IS tall Carol Orrls w1ll my helght to Walter Balley Ceorge Paul w1ll my four banged up fenders to Dave Magee Cecll Prlce w1ll my ab1l1ty to stay away from g1rls to Fred PYICC Wllbur Prouse w1ll my ab1l1ty to argue to Rlchard Morr1s Albert Pugh w1ll my pos1t1on on the football squad to Ray Llghtner L11l1an Rlce w1ll my naturally curly ha1r to Anna Care Fred Rlssmger w1ll my ab1l1ty to get along wxth Mr Sm1th to anybody who wants xt Kay Rodemaker w1ll my headaches as semor to all the Jumors Iworman Rowe w1ll my ab1l1ty to st1ck w1th one glrl to any boy who wants 1t. Mary Rumbaugh w1ll my ab1l1ty to study to my slster Faye Gary Shaffer w1ll my curly haxr to Rlchard MOFFISOH Robert Shexbley w1ll my ab1l1ty to do Latm to Edxson Eater Jamce Sload w1ll my DOSIIIOD as co captam to any cheerleader who IS capable Patrlcxa Smlth wlll my posltxon ln the bandfront to my slster Bonme Ronald Smlth w1ll my bashfulness to Lmda Oesterllng Dennls Snyder w1ll my ab1l1ty to keep the f1I18flC13l end of my class stralght for four years to my successor Rosella Snyder w1ll my thlnness to Davld Smlth Joan Spangenberg w1ll my polse and fme ways to Barbara Crossley Bonn1e Spealman wlll my natural blond hau' to Karen Blttlng Aloxs Spease w1ll my ab1l1ty to wreck cars to R1chard Kenee Charles Stansfleld w1ll Specs my plgeon to Shorty Lalrd Rlchard Stone w1ll my 1nab1l1ty to do typlng to Gary Spease Ronald Stone w1ll my posmon on the football team to Andrew Dallago Eun1ce Stuck w1ll my naturally curly haxr to my slster Emma Bruce Weaver w1ll my ab1l1ty to get out of class to Harry Zxmmerman Rhoda Weaver w1ll my ab1l1ty to bother Mrs Kepner to the most capable underclassman. Llnda Wllson w1ll my ab1l1ty to play tuba to Mr Prettyman so S H.S band w1ll never be wlthout a tuba player Dharlys Yost w1ll my ab1l1ty to do dance steps on roller skates to anyone who can t Georg1anna Rlchards w1ll my shorthand book to any jumor who wants II Charles Magulre w1ll my saxophone to anyone who wants 1t. 31 ,. .. . . I , . , - I. , 0 . I. . . . .,. .. . . ' , . . .. .- ' ',' A' C' ... '- L' ,. . . . . . ..'. .. . . ..'. .. . . ..'. .. . . ,. . . . ,. . . 0 I. .. . . .. ' . .. . . . ,. .. ' '. . . . 1 , . . ', I no- . ,,. .. . . . . ,. 0 I ' I 3 ,,. , .- 1 ,' 1, . . l . .. A . .. . I. .. . .. I. It U ' .. . . . . . . . , . .. . . . .. 1. . ,. . n '. .. , ' . ,. . . . ' . .. .. . . . . I. .. - . H . . .. .I . .. , . , .. ... . .- 1 . '. . . .- ll I ' ' . '. . ... . '. .. . . . ' . ' . , .- . '. . .. . . '. ,. i ' . ' . . A 1 . I. .. . I , . I . ' 7 I. 0 lil A I . .. , , . . . , . .. .. 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Q 7911- I., i' lg , v, K9 U, 43 4715 ,J' me .ut :QW 0 '-,A X QQ A- T ' Y , A W nn YG YGARBOOK SIAM: Edltor ln Chlef Asslstant Edxtor Busxness Manager Photography Edltor Sports Edxtor Co Advernsmg Edltors Class Echtor Act1v1t1es Edltor C1rculat1on Manager Art Ed1tor Typxsts Adv1sors 52 Joyce Lutz Nancy Ledger Dennls Snyder Kaye Rodemaker Alors Spease Gerald Beck Gmger Marshall L11l1an Rlce George Paul Joseph Camplr Charles Stansfleld Gale Martln Mar Jor1e Black Patr1c1a Smlth Eleanor Noble Mxss Hamilton Mrs Owens ewspapen staff JTO The school newspaper Susquemta Tunes IS ln 1ts thxrd year of publ1cat1on The paper 1S publlshed monthly as a supplement of the Duncannon Record Co Ed1tors Edltorlal Ass1stants Feature Edxtors News Edltors Sports Edltors Art Edxtor Exchange Ed1tor Reporters Typxsts Bonme Spealman Jane Mlller Nancy Ledger Peggy Crossley Lo1s Watts Andrea Daum Joan Spangenberg Susan Gelbach Anna Care Jlm Spots Ed Eater Kathryn Clugston Jean Davlson Jams Dletz Jane Branyan Barbara Crossley L1nda Oesterlxng Kelth Smlth Tom Gusler Sandra Eppley Peggy Delancey Barbara Barrzck Pat Auxt Kay F lnkenbmder Wendy Hughes V1rg1n1a Keller Fay She1bley Carol Boyer Donna Knudson Karen Slmmon Norman Mlller Gale Martxn Kay Johns Sandra Acr1 Barbara Zunmerman Mary Ann Zepp Leona Hlrsch Marnna Fuhrman Advlsor Mlss Ethel Taylor 53 5111067112 COl1l1Cll Q' H... Jia' The purpose of the Student Council is to establish better and closer relanonshtps between students and faculty and to increase cooperation in all school activmes and educational endeavors The counc11 meets b1 monthly and plans student activities purchases material for various groups organizes and conducts assembhes The council also purchases records and conducts after game and noon hour dances The Easter program IS planned and presented by the counc11 Mr Paul G Vonada principal is the advisor of the Student Council The officers are: President ..... . . . . . Rhoda Weaver Vice-President . . . . . . Raymond Fitting Secretary ..... .... J ames Spotts Treasurer . . . . Richard Leiter 54 f - ' A iiiisevigigiw Saiiig fieiiiiigi' 9 Q .55 'QV 5' if 9 2 Q 22 A 1 2? wg A, 5 V :li Q u'l 2 H K lla Q , Qs Q s Q M Q , nfi!'9' G 9g,2i9ii zlijgwe' :ies 5 1 . ' . .1 1 I Q Ti' 'Q '91 r Q In . '. J . - Y . .1 1 -Q I 'A 'Y' 4 mon Bane The Senror Band under the d1rect1on of us new drrector Mr Davrd Prettyman has had a very acuve and successful year They partrcrpated at all the football games Wlfh half trme per formances and drrlls The band also marched 1n the Halloween parades rn Marysvrlle and Dun cannon Gwen Smeltzer represented the school at Drstrrct Band The offlcers of the band are Vrce Presrdem Rosezelma Allander Secretary Vrrgmra Keller Lrbrarrans Nancy Keller Gwen Sm el tzer 56 I 4 I ' I 5 . Y President . . . . . . . . . . . . Joyce Lutz wa-li H ix ,Q fi? Wff is A 'Q ' I , y 3 X 1' fs f '? iff' ' Q 3 A ,-. h W A W , . . ' Z fi. , Q Q , 2 f 5 . 3 We- , A , A.. , 'P' , fi 5 A is 31 4 was a 6 , Hg 3 A 'Qi3? X A ' 'Edd I Wm 4, 15 ' 'Lf 'a 4, 1 ,1 ,E . N-'I 5 - . Q ,xx , 1 fig . '. ' 4 ?3V' f ,AE . . wwf 35 f E 1 - ' rv , Q. Q, 1' '95 ,. 4 M K x few. V ., F? Qw 'f Q5 vw E 'E x L. A , 'A 'V 5 A 3.5 gg K, wwf 14 5 HM 'v fi W :Eff '1 Wife, W. m Vlliiflird- UHIGI2 chonus Y, V V 1' L A f V f, A. Jumon Banb Ch66l2l6AOGl2S The cheerleadlng squad ofSusquen1ta l-hgh School conslsts of glrls from the tenth eleventh and twelfth grades They are from left to rlght Lmda Dowdrlck Vxrgmla Zerfmg Donna Dowdr1ck Rhoda Weaver .T amce Sload KayeRodemaker L1ndaOester11ng Mary Ann Zepp Gayle Hammaker and Andrea Daum .Tan1ce Sload and Kaye Rodemaker are the co captalns and Mrs Senz physlcal educat1on mstructor IS the adv1sor of the squad The Cheerleaders conducted several pep ralhes and lead the cheers at the football and basketball games Rhoda Weaver .Tamce Sload Kaye Rodemaker and Andrea Daum w1l1 begraduated th1s year 60 1 1 ' ' r 9 1 n v n I I D Q - . D , a 1 1 n I 1 futun hom makens of amemca 3 Pres1dent Vlce Presxdent Secretary Treasurer 'Nlews Reporter Councll Member Htstorlan Representatlve Lo1s Krxck Bermce Pannebaker Carol Dowdnck Mary Jane Straub Phyllls Mowers Bermce Pannebaker Dons Ann Latchford Myrtle Mutzabaugh The F.H.A. was newly orgamzed th1s year ln our school, under the sponsorsh1p of Mlss Bream. THE GOAL Learrung to l1ve better today 1n order that the homemakmg pupxls' 11ves and those of thelr f3T!'l111SS may be better tomorrow THE MOTTO Toward New HOFIZOHS. THE FLOWER The Amencan Red Rose. THE COLORS Red and Whlte Ti . V v ' ' Z I ls I s l 1 . . ..... . ' 61 3? Futuna fanm RS of amemca . I' ' , ., . 3 ' F, . X . Eta , J lr: ' Presldent Walter Barnck Vzce Presldent Ronald Lukens Secretary Harold Messlmer Treasurer J' ack H Smlth Chap1a1n Earl Renshaw Sentmel Kelth Raub The prxmary atm of the Future Farmers of Amer1ca IS the development of agncultural 1eadersh1p cooperatlon and c1t1zensh1p Durmg the course of the year a pxg and a helfer are QIVSD to the boy most hlghly quahfled. Thls qua11f1cat1on IS determmed by a scormg system based on scholastlc standmg 1nterest m agrxculture f3C111I16S and parental cooperauon Some of the offsprmg produced by these ammals are returned to the chapter Thxs club IS 8dV1S6d by Mr Lloyd McC1arren mstructor 1n vocatxonal agrlculture 62 Reporter . . . . . . . .... ..G1ermEberso1e Kutune teachelzs of amemca Q-all x Presxdent Glnger Marshall V1ce Pres1dent Brooks Clouser Secretary Janet Shultz Treasurer Joyce Lutz The Future Teachers of Amer1ca under the sponsorshlp of Mrs Detz IS composed of students from the tenth eleventh and twelfth grades The club has a threefold purpose 1 To encourage young people to culttvate 1n themselves the quahttes of personallty and character 2 To acquamt young people w1th the xnsplrlng story of the schools and what part they have played 1n the development of our democrattc way of ltfe 3 To provxde young people wlth spec1f1c mformauon about opportunmes ln varlous fxelds of educauon. The F T A takes a tour durmg the course of the year to a teacher s college to acquaznt the members wxth college lxfe 63 ' 1,,, . . . I ata, X 5 Eff V, I I ill ll! . I - 4 I O OCC . . .-. .. ..- . ' . . .. 1 I . . . , . . . . , , . . i AUDIO visual AICS cluB 01 The Audro Vrsual Alds Club drrected by Mr W1111am Srmth was orgamzed for the purpose of ardmg the faculty members IH the showmg of movles and f11m strlps and the operatmg of varrous audro usual equrpmeht The members also help ID operatmg the lrghts and audlo SQUID ment durmg assemblres concerts and class plays The graduatmg members of the club are Joseph Camph Gerald Beck Jack Hall Ernest L1dd1ck George Lowe and John Magurre 64 !1l0l2 UBRAI2 CILIB -evil Presld nt Faye Fedder Vxce Presldent Phy111s Mowers Secretary Margaret Yohe Treasurer R1chard Mader The Sen1or Lxbrary Club IS composed of twenty flve members from the tenth eleventh and twelfth grades The club members ass1st the llbrarlan by repalnng shelvlng and stamplng books The purpose of the club lS to provxde our school w1th a better lxbrary servlce Mrs. Phyllis Detz, librarian, advises the Library Clubs. 65 AMO, jL1HlOl2llBl2Al2 ClL1B MRS sf 5 lGAIhEl2 CRAIZI MK WMM ll if Av 1, Rf, - ' ARI CIUB .lv .Z e t IS year 1n art e They also C Art Club 3dV1S6d by Mr Larry Sta1ger IS a newly orgamzed act1v1ty 1n the school The purpose of the club IS to offer more advantages to the person who has potentlals club BSSISIS the school by makmg posters for class plays dances and spec1ale.vents do w1ndow dlSD18YS club meets every Monday and Tuesday 67 class pla The Semor Class Play Out on a Lrmb a comedy drama 1n three acts by Albert Johnson was presented on Fr1day December 13 1957 The play was d1rected by Alfred G Crabbe The ma1n theme of the play IS Teens versus parents The act1on takes place rn the home of Mark and Reg1na Weber The excnement and comedy are centered around B1ll1e Weber an 18 year old member of the S P P Soc1ety for the Pre ventlon of Parents CAST I Joyce Lutz Robert Sherbley Peggy Crossley Martma Fuhrman Dennrs Snyder George Paul Ltnda Wllson Andrea Daum Gerry Beck Gale Martrn Wilbur Prouse . . Regrna Weber Mark Weber B1ll1e flsabelj Weber Mabel Hyde Professor Dodenhoff Orvllle Gray fPunkJ Push Pringle Bud Bram Charles Cralg fCharleyJ . . Dorothy Mattrngly . . . .. Cookie . 68 CAST II Sandra Acrr Charles Stansfreld Kay Johns Rhoda Weaver Ronald Smlth George Paul Neda Marshall Bonnle Spealman Joe Camplr . . . Eleanor Noble . . . Buddy Arter 0 a 9 :If iw ID nf L as-f fl! i 'WIT' 6 g , 453' 9 1 . 0 A if 0 I 1 ,fig WW vb 9 ' 5 . -yn Q 452555. f, 4- ,, Q X l l ' . ff' 4 J X ' 4 EEE V ' A Vi? K Q' X lx 5 J x X X If ' 1 'f'f a , AV M. -3.2 anslty footnall team vii? FIRST ROW R. Stone A Spease, L Clouser R Fxttrng R Pugh R Stone C Hofer C Pnce F L1dd1ck NW Holley SECOND ROW G Shaffer G L1dd1ck D Carnes R Ickes M Eppley I Spotts M K1ng R Hartz Coach PICCOIO THIRD ROW T Keller B Strayer G Feltenberger D May W Mader R. Kenee D Magee W Ryan Coach Shaloms FOURTH ROW R. Boggs E Strdfole, E Eater R Le1ter A Dallago G Spease R Srmoncelh D Boyer Susquemta Susquenlta Susquenlta Susquemta S usqu eru ta Susquenlta Sus qu en1 ta S usqu em ta Susquenrta Susquehanna Northern Cumberland Valley Juniata IOIDI west Shore Bo111ng Spnngs New Cumberland Enola Camp H111 .5- 4 A 4- 49 ,V f ' .fl I 'A 1' 1' 'G 1' , 1 213W .Mgmt , N- 9 .Q 5- xfysx l NN 'Q'- 1 .3 4, I' ,,., J! , 1' ,. -,Q WNY. flffirl A , 1 h D ' lf:-V,-, -y ' 5. .N 'Q r 13 1 I -A vm: -1+ if 1 r f Q Q 1 ..., .-,.-g.-,. . 4 .5 r x Q 1--,. '- 9 f , ' . T IIOOIBAU FIRST ROW E. B1tner D Pugh T Mutzabaugh J Kocher R Mader H Goodlmg J Lrddrck L F1sher SECOND ROW F Frrsch J Sudfole C Maneval R Brady D Bornman D Froggatt THIRD ROW M. Lrddrck I Spoonhour R. Hocker L Lutz I Taylor R. Hofer FOURTH ROW Coach Paulrk I Krng D Wolfe T Zellers R Magee D Snyder Coach Verdler Susqueruta Susqueruta Susquenrta Susquemta Susquenrta Cumberland Valley West Shore New Cumberland Northern Enola 73 ' 0.. . ' O.. . . ' 6.. . ' O.. . ' 0.. . AIZSIIT BASKGIBAU ISA FIRST ROW W Bamck E Eater E Renshaw N Rowe L Klucker R Ickes W RYRH SECOND ROW Coach Mr Johnson E Hertzler F Rlssrnger R. Hartz W Edwards F Lentz THIRD ROW Managers T Keller C Maneval W Made: Susquemta Susquemta Susquemta Susquemta Shsquenrta Susquemta Susquemta Susquemta Susquemta Susqu eruta Susquemta Susquemta Susquemta Susquemta Susquemta Susquemta Susquemta Susquemta Susquemta Susquemta Susquemta 74 Lykens Perry Jornt Lykens Perry Jornt Susquehanna Northern Hummelstown Enola Camp H111 New Cumberland Bo111ng Sprmgs Cumberland Valley Susquehanna Northern West Shore Hummelstown Enola Camp H111 New Cumberland Bollrng Spnngs Cumberland Valley ' 43.. . ' 40.. . ' ' 50.. . ' 49.. . ' ' 58.. . ' 60.. . Susquenita 45 , , , West Shore ' 59.. . ' 44.. . ' 58.. . ' ' 61.. . ' 75.. . ' ' 57.. . . . ' 42.. . ' 56.. . 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Susquenita 56 . . . West Shore ' 58 . . ' 32 . . . . ' 52 . . . ' ' 30 . . . ' 42 . . ' ' ' ' 35 . . . . ' 48 . . ' 36 . . qnzls Basketnall fL,A STANDING Left to Rrght N Ledger P Auxt J Branyan M Llndsay I Morrls B Drssrnger P Delancey P Harvath D Sterner P Steele C Feltenberger B Young S Eppley E Fry G Ad ams J Beets W Hughes R Fry G Brubaker A Smrth M. Bell KNEELING Left to Rrght S Gelbach K Johns I Durham M. Fuhrman J Durham I Davrson Coach Mrs Sertz S Balsbaugh B Clouser E Stuck J Mrller J Hut G Marshall Susqu eruta Susquenrta Susquenrta Susqu eni ta Susquenita Susquenita Susquenita Susquenita Susquenita Susqu enita Susquenita 26. 29.. . 26. 33. . 23. 49. Northern Susquehanna Cumberland Valley Mechanicsburg Camp Hill Enola Northern Cumberland Valley Mechanicsburg Susquehanna Camp Hill 'U u n in 7' 11 f mr! Mfr 1-fqy I My :W nd! Tlnfrfi i Ig D V. NE : L, 5 V Q V C , rg: V., VK FORRER'S GARAGE Dodge - Plymouth Dodge Trucks DODGE 'rnucns ODE SERVFCE iQi iib ffm 00 Best Deal 1n Town Duncannon Pennsylvanla Compllments DUNCANNCJN NATIONAL BANK SUR4 x si N Duncannon Pennsylvanla KENEE S CUT RATE Servlng Borden s Ice Cream Ivxq Cosmetlcs Patent Med1c1ne Candy Magazlnes Marysvllle Pennsylvanla COmp11mBHtS LLCJYD KRICK Plumblng and Heatlng QQUAIJTP Q AN 9 oo Ssmnci Phone 18 R Duncannon Pennsylvanla of ll 'I 2' 1 c - Q, 6 J 9 6 :So so D A Q -8 A -1- 2 z 'K at E: E ' 6 ov Q' I of 6 ao AMITY HALL INN AMITY HALL LUNCH WATER GAP LUNCH AMI,TY ,ggL1. Compliment of SHULL S LADY FINGERS S ld F l 2 Jfqxnuhqyqfgx IQKJZQUMZM ----wa' Y DECKARD S FUNERAL HOME QTICI S 212 Mapl A y N E BLACK Bu 'iff' o rom Coast to Coast Phone 7 t rdc Null anim . 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Marysville Pennsylvania Compliments CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA BUSINESS SCHOOL Day and Evening Classes IT PAYS TO G0 TO BUSINESS SCHOOL 323 Market Street Harrisburg Pennsylvania Compliments PATTERSON LUM BER COMPANY N E B IR Phone l5O Marysville Pennsylvania Compliments of LEE R SNAVELY Shoes and Clothing Dunc annon X Pennsylvania of of I I-' 9 . R mgmggr 4 .474 Alb fp xx ,,, Q5 SCE- 1l-7 X 'il 1 X ,... : yt : I x ' I 83 HARPER S -..P Tires - Batteries Accessories - Washing Gulflex Lubrication Phone 149 First Avenue and State Road Marysville Pennsylvania Compliments MAGUIRE'S GARAGE Duncannon Pennsylvania Compliments DREXLER'S Radio and Television Sales and Service Marysville Pennsylvania cooPERs' SELF SERVICE STORE Corner High and Cumberland Street Duncannon Pennsylvania Compliments HOLLAND'S GREENHOUSE Flowers For All Occasions Duncannon Pennsylvania Compliments of MARYSVILLE DRESS COMPANY Marysville Pennsylvania Compliments of MAGEE BROS. PRESS HQuality Printing' R. 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V I- ' :AM.::':,:5'f.:-1 -, -giln V-,L'f 246- Q-Lv A of of 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 uPersonality Por trait' 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 por trait of the nturning pointu in your life This studio is the headquarters for the spe cial photographic work and the doors are open students of the Susquenita High School and their friends Why not arrange to come to the studio now and have that photograph taken? THE ENSMINGER TLIDIOS Special Style and Rates for Students Established in l882 Central Pennsylvania s Largest and Oldest Photographic Studios Second and Walnut Streets Harrisburg Pennsylvania Phone: CEdar 6 7968 94 7 . 1 . . . 3 ' ' to ' I PATRONS OO TERS Mr and Mrs Kenneth Myers Mr and Mrs George Martln Moyer s Bakery Verbeke Street Marysvrlle, Pennsylvanla Rev Glenn Sulllvan Percy Whlte u Mlller s Resta Gompllments of Sam Mlchener Compllments of Marle s Beauty Mr and Mrs H Mr and Mrs A rant Shoppe W Ledger L Pugh Cold Sprlng Market Mr and Mrs Evans Lutz Hattre Wltmer Ma Mr and Mrs R Mr and Mrs rshall and Grandma M Tom les Home oss McNe1l ade Ice Cream Kaye and Johnny Joyce and Dlck Glnger and Henry Jack Snyder Don Wolfe Kay Reeser Douglas Mlller Ray Slmoncelll Gale Martln M1m1 Wllson Dlck Morrrson 95 - - . . . 1 ' 1 . . . . . . 1 o . 1 . . . . , I . . . . . - . - - , . . . . . . . u , 0 . . - . N..,1 C0 P Kunsus Cnty p LLEGIATE g A A C H1 Q'?-1. 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