Upper Leacock High School - Leolette Yearbook (Leola, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1957 volume:

M- v 14 -x V if XA ' 'v The Leolett Volume 30 I95 Published by the Seniors of Upper Leucock High School ff fix.,-. 14-L YEARBOOK STAFF Co-Editors ..,.. ............ . David Polf, Jean Steller Associate Editors , . J ..,. Mary Ann Harsh, Mary Ann Hunsecker, Bernice Martin, Lois Weaver Photography Editors ...A .,,.....r L ois Brenneman, Larry Howe, Nancy Ibach, Nancy Zimmerman Art Editors . J ,.,.. Ruth Daub, Margaret Hess Business Manager .c...... .......... . Robert Good Assistant Business Managers . . . . . . Ray Eby, Charlene Musser, Joanne Weaver, Jane Welsh Typists . . A . Dorothy Jean Benner, Ruth Bouder, Julia Dise, Mary Margaret Foose, Darla Shreiner, Virginia Young Uur Dedication Words can not express our deep sense of gratitude and appreciation for the guidance they have given us through the years. Through their unsellish efforts our dreams have been fulfilled. It is to Our Parents that we dedicate this yearbook as a tribute to their thoughtfulness, love, and devotion. President--Mr. Lcslcr Kurtz Vice-President-Mrs. John Rzmck Sccrctury-Mr. J. Royer Millcr Treasurer-Mr. Willis Hurbuugh Member-Mr. Paul Wenger Um gamma! of deontic Om MR. PARK A. HESS Millersville State Teachers College Pennsylvania State University. B.S. Columbia University, lVl.A. Supervising Principal l Um ,sv - has gawk li? Mrs. Jane R. Barton Wilkes College. B.A.. Eng- lish. Librarian 1 ' 1 H' , 0 , f Z, I ,t,..l, I., 4' ' V .Me Mr. John E. Cunningham Millersville State Teachers College, BS.. University of Delaware, Biology. Social Studies rl 43 f f i r,wJZ 'Ll'm Mr. J. David itzgibbons Millersville State Teachers College, B.S., Geography, Math. Driver Education Mrs. Esta B. Herr Millersville State Teachers College. Bookkeeping. Eng- lish. Junior Business Train- ing. Business Arithmetic Six ea-A: z fag Mr. Harry M. Book Millersville State Teachers College, Pennsylvania State University, AB.. Columbia University, M.A.. Art Mr. Harold Emmitt Bloomsburg State Teachers College. B.S., General Sci- ence. Chemistry, Physics, Geography ' ' MMM in Q 'Lol .11-4' In L in I , 4, 9. .fi-wifi . ,' :L 'i SA , KN gm af .W ,un S 3 t Mr. Gilbert Gottshall Elizabethtown College. BS.. Commercial Mrs. Arlene Hunsecker Temple University. Home Economics. Reading. Junior Business Training 45? - yyta M Mr. 'C rles J. oseph Albright College. A.B., Pennsylvania State Univer- sity, M.E., English, French Miss .loan I.. Kennedy Kutztown State Teachers College, B.S., English. So- cial Studies, Reading Mr. Alfred C. Moffatt Instrumental Music Mrs. Evelyn Snyder West Chester State Teachers College. B.S.. Physical Ed- ucation, Health, Mathema- tics Mr. Charles L. Van Gorden Franklin and Marshall Col- lege, B.A.. Algebra l and ll. Plane and Solid Geometry. Trigonometry Miss Alice H. Kendig Millersville State Teachers College. Muhlenberg Col- lege, A.B., University of Pennsylvania, M.A., English and Latin Mrs. Mildred H. Lilley West Chester State Teachers College, B.S., Vocal Music Mr. Robert A. Nichols Millersville State Teachers College, B.S., Industrial Arts . NOV .VRMFX fitws cv, 'X 1 J Mr. Robert Thompson Lehigh University, B.S., His- tory and Biology Mr. Robert Zink West Chester State Teachers College. B.S., Temple Uni- versity, M.S., Histo r y , Health, Physical Education Seven sf' Qin' X 'ft qgi,, is ss - f A. l Um rffma 77Zczz'efz SCHOOL STAFF MRS. MARY KREIDER, R.N. MRS. DOLORES WEISTER School Nurse Office Secretary YN MR. CHESTER TSHUDY School Custodian Ni no 0 R CLASS ADVISER We. the class of l957. are proud to express our sincere appreciation to Miss Kendig. our teacher and friend, who has firmly und unselfishly guided us through our senior year. To her we ure deeply indebted for her untiring etforts in preparing us for u successful future by imparting to us zi valuable education and by placing before us high ideals. Ten, Swan PAUL NORMAN ALLISON Happy am l, from care fm free Why aren't they all contented like me. Allison September 3, 1939 Came from Earl Township . . . friend to all . . . prizes rod and reel . . . most often seen in his '47 Chevie. General Course-Mixed Chorus 103 Model Club 10, ll: Outdoor Life Club, 12. DOROTHY JEAN BENNER Gently to hear, kindly ta judge. Dotty March 17, 1939 Always laughing . . . enjoys skating . . . blue eyes . . . most often seen with Julie and Ruthie . . . destined to be a secretary. Commercial Course-Student Council, 125 Leolette Staff, ll, 12g Yearbook Stalfg Patrol 10, ll, 12: Mixed Chorus 10, ll. 12g Track 10, 11, 123 Handicraft Club 103 Future Nurses' Club 113 Senior Play. GALEN PAUL BOMBERGER A little nonsense now and then ls relished by the wisest men. Bumble September 5, 1939 Sports enthusiast . . . drives a green Chevie . . . great story- teller . . . loves English class!? . . . future farmer. General Course-Basketball 10, 11, 125 Soccer 10, ll, 123 Baseball 11, 123 Track 10, ll, 12g Outdoor Life Club 10, ll, 12. Twelve VIOLET RUTH BOUDER There is but one with whom she has heart to be happy and gay. Ruthie June 19, 1939 Friendly , . . mellow alto . . . pals around with Maggie or Zimmie . . . goes steady . . . future secretary. Commercial Course-Leolette Staff 125 Yearbook Staffg Patrol 10, 11, 125 Mixed Chorus 10, ll, 125 Meistersingers 125 Drill Team 10, ll, 125 Track 10, 11, 125 Handicraft Club 105 Dramatics Club ll: Bowling Club 12. LOIS ELIZABETH BRENNEMAN Tis true that she is much inclined To talk and chatter with all mankind. Lucy June zz, 1939 Hot rodder . . . part-time waitress . . . treasures cheerleading outfit . . . guinea pig for new hair styles. Academic Course-Leolette Staff 10, ll, 125 Yearbook Staff 125 Patrol ll, 125 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 125 Meistersingers 125 Drill Team 10, ll, 125 Track 10, ll, 125 Cheerleading 10, 11, 125 Drama- tics Club 10, 115 Bowling Club 125 Junior and Senior Plays. JOYCE MARLENE BURKHOLDER God forbid that I should go to any ' heaven in which there are no horses. Burkle September 1, 1938 Horse-crazy . . . Never Mind . . . Proud owner of Dusty . . . hillbilly crooner . . . looks forward to joining Waves . . . track star. Commercial Course-Patrol 10, ll, 125 Track 10, ll, 125 Outdoor Life Club 105 Sports Club 115 Future Nurses' Club 12. Thirteen RUTH ELAINE DAUB The laughler of girls is. and ever was Among the delightful soumls of earth. Doggie May 12, 1939 Artist . . . great tumbler . . . peculiar laugh . . . Japanese album . . . Foosie's companion. Commercial Course-Junior Class Secretary: Leolette Stall' 12: Year- book Stalfg Color Guard ll, 125 Track 10, ll, 12: Travel Club ll: Home Economics Club 12. JULIA JEAN DISE Quile anrl well mnrlurterl, liut always really for funf' Julie March 1, 1939 Quiet . . . shorthand whiz . . . tall . . . prizes driver's license . . . pleasing personality. Commercial Course-Leolette Staff IZ: Yearbook Staff: Patrol ll. IZQ Mixed Chorus l0g Track IO, ll. 12: Typing Club 101 Future Nurses' Club llg Home Economics Club 12: Junior Play. - J LJ tok , W' AYMOND W. EBY ullflusic is but the overflow of a beautiful mind Ray July 14. 1938 Girl chaser . . . plays a real cool Coronet . . . speeds around in his dad's Buick . . . joker. General Course-Student Council 12: Yearbook Staff: Patrol ll. 12: Mixed Chorus 10, ll, 12: Band I0, ll. 12: Science Club 10: Math Club llg Track 10, 12. F aurteen, MARY MARGARET FOOSE Her very frowns are fairer lor, Than smiles of other maizlens are. Foos1e May 27, 1939 lke girl . . . Oh! Sure . . . blondie . . , pretty smile . . . likes typing . . . despises shorthand. Commercial Course-Leolette Staff 12: Yearbook Staff: Mixed Chorus 10, 12: Color Guard 12: Dramatics Club 10: Travel Club 11: Home Economics Club 12. D. ROBERT FURLOW Disguise his bondage as you will, Tis woman, woman rules him still. Rock March 29, 1938 Snappy dresser . . . S. C. prexy . . . black, wavy hair . . . part- time soda jerk . , . rods around in Olds convertible. General Course-Junior and Senior Class Treasurer: Student Council President 12: Mixed Chorus 12: Basketball 10, ll: Basketball Manag- ing l2: Soccer 10, ll: Track 10, ll, 12: Soccer Managing 12. ROBERT BARTON GOOD If a ,good orator you seek, You ought to hear our Robert speak. Goodie October 25, 1939 Our Einstein . . . great arguer . . . chum of Dave and Ray , . . fast talker . . . electrical engineer. General Course--Yearbook Staff: Patrol 10. 11. 12: Mixed Chorus 12: Meistersingers 12: Band 10. ll. 12: Basketball Managing I0. ll. 12: Track 10: Science Club 10, 11: Math Club 12: Junior and Senior Plays. Fifteen RICHARD T. GREEN The wisest num the worlrl e'er saw. He clearly lmverl the losses allf, Dick November 8, 1939 Tull and thin . . , flirt 4 . . ex-Manheim Township student . . silly grin . . , plans to go to college. General Course-Mixed Chorus 12: Soccer: Sports Club 12. DONALD EUGENE HAINLEY All work nnrl no play would malfv Donalrl II rlull boyf' Ham September 8, 1939 Full of fun and laughter . . . usually with Earl and Barry . . plans to be a hermit? . , . watch out. girls. for that blue Olds. General Cotirse-Mixed Chorus 12: Track ll. l2: Soccer 12: Travel Club ll: Sports Club 12. MARY ANN HARSH Strong reasons mnlfe strong nrtinnsf' Harshie February 10. 1940 First liutist . . . math brain . . . equcstrienne . . . Thanks! . . . medical technician. Academic Course-Sophomore Class Secretary: Student Council IO. 12: Leolette Staff 10. ll, 12: Yearbook Staff: Patrol 10. ll. 12: Mixed Chorus IO, ll. 12: Meistersingers 12: Band 10. ll. 121 Track ll. 12: Sports Club ll. Sixteen EARL RICHARD HECKEI, To those who knnw thee nor, no uforrls mn paint. Anrl those who know thee know all wonls me faint. Hector May 16. l939 Piercing eyes . . . Mr. Zink's pet peeve . . . basketball star . . . temper . . . spaghetti . . . Coast Guard Reserves. General Course-Mixed Chorus IZ: Basketball ll. IZ: Soccer II. IZ: Baseball lZg Travel Club llg Sports Club IZ. MARGARET HESS With temper mlm and mild, anrl wonls of softener! tone. Maggie December IS, 1039 Cartoonist . , . fun-loving . . . jet black hair . . . 4-H'er . . future Florence Nightengale. Academic Course-Leolette Staff IZ: Yearbook Staff: Patrol ltl. II. IZ: Mixed Chorus l0. ll. IZ: Track IO. ll. IZQ Typing Club Ill: Sports Club ll: Future Nurses' Club 12. LA URENCE EUGENE HOWE fl man he seems of cheerful yesterdays mul ronhrlent tomorrowsf' Larry June 20, 1939 Photo-tan . . . loves sports . . . delights in riding around. General Course-Leolette Staff IZ: Yearbook Staffg Basketball Man- aging IZQ Outdoor Life Club ll. l2g Junior and Senior Plays. S1'Uer1Ir'4'11 MARY ANN HUNSECKER llc who opens the floor to success must push. Mary April 23, 1939 Popular . . . D.A.R. winner . . . ice skater and swimmer . . always with June . . . English accent . . . college-bound. Academic Course-Senior Class Secretaryg Student Council 10, 11. 123 Secretary 11, Leolette Staff 10, Co-editor 11, 123 Yearbook Staff: Patrol 10, 11, 12, Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 123 Band 10, 11, 12: Cheer- leading 10, 113 Track 10, 113 Junior and Senior Plays. NANCY JEAN IBACH She is pretty to walk with, And witty to talk with, And pleasant to think of too. Nancy May 9, 1939 Sharp dresser . . . shorty . . . Calm yourself . . . memories of the shore. Academic Course-Student Council 11, Secretary 12: Yearbook Stalfg Mixed Chorus 10, ll, 123 Drill Team llg Band 103 Typing Club 103 Senior Play. BERNICE MARTIN Ambitious, conscientious, small Il er faults are very few, that's all. Bemie September 24, 1939 Sunny disposition . . . store clerk at Farmersville . . . especially enjoys roller skating , . . reserved . . . future undecided. Commercial Course-Leolette Staff 12: Yearbook Staff: Mixed Chorus 11, 12g Future Nurses' Club 113 Bowling Club 123 Junior and Senior Plays. Eighteen HELEN A. MARTIN ln simple manners all the secret lies: Be kind and virtuous, you'll be blest and wise. Helen July 2, 1939 Very co-operative . . . excels in sports . . . buzzes around with Darla in sister's Plymouth. Commercial Course-Leolette Staff 129 Track 10, 11, 12: Typing Club 10, 113 Bowling Club 12. CHARLENE LUCILLE MUSSER Be silent and safe-silence never betrays you. Charlie October 17, 1937 Excellent typist . . . bookworm . . . Oh! Dear! . . . prizes class ring . . . always busy. Commercial Course-Leolette Staff 12: Yearbook ,Stalfg Mixed Chorus 10. ll, 12g Outdoor Life Club 103 Future Nurses' Club 11: Bowling Club 12. DAVID GARY POFF A man of great talent. Dave July 24, 1939 Big tease . . . long. curly eyelashes . . . tickles the ivories . . . great asset to the bass section . . . music major. Academic Course-Junior Class Vice President: Sophomore Class Vice-Presidentg Student Council 10, ll, 125 Treasurer 11g Leolette Stall' 10, ll, 12g Co-editor of Yearbook: Patrol 10, 11, lst Lieutenant 123 Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 123 Meistersingers 12: Band 10, 11, 12: Basketball Managing 10, ll, 12g Track 10, 113 Junior and Senior Plays. Nineteen 3 5 STERLING LEON RODGERS Beware the fury of a patient man.' Skip February 14, 1937 Quiet . . . '48 Plymouth . . . ardent baseball fan . . . card shark . . . mechanic. General Course-Track 10, ll, l2g Travel Club 103 Outdoor life Club ll, 129 Senior Play. DARLA ELAINE SHREINER Can she talk? Well I guess! And laugh, too, We must confess. DibbIe July 17, 1939 Giggles . . . very amiable . . . never quiet . . . crazy about food . . . secretary. Commercial Course--Leolette Staff 123 Yearbook Staffg Mixed Chorus 11, 129 Future Nurses' Club 113 Bowling Club 12. ROBERT EUGENE SMITH Silence is sweeter than speerhf' Smitty August 24, 1938 Tall . . . drives a maroon Ford . . . the quiet type . . . Rock's pal. General Course-Track 11, 123 Outdoor Life Club 11, 12. Twenty JEAN YVON NE STELLER She hath a way to sing so clear Phoebus might wandering stop to hear. Jeanie March 30, 1939 Vivacious . , . chatty . . . cheers the team to victory . . . radiant personality . . . potential English teacher. Academic Course-Senior Class Vice President: Student Council 10. ll. 12Q Co-editor of Yearbook3 Leolette Staff 10, ll. 121 Patrol 10, lst Lieutenant ll, 2nd Lieutenant l2Q Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12: Meistersingers 123 Band 10, ll, 121 Track ll, 123 Cheerleading 10, 11, 121 Junior and Senior Plays. BARRY LEE WEATHERHOLTZ The fruit not derived from labor is the sweetest of pleasures. Guy August 25, 1939 Class leader . . . happy-go-lucky . . . mad scientist . . . noisy Studebaker . . . Navy prospect. Academic Course-Senior Class Presidentg Student Council l2Q Leo- lette Staff ll, 123 Mixed Chorus 12Q Basketball managing 122 Soccer 122 Junior Play. DONALD GENE WEAVER God bless the man who first invented sleep. Donnie January 22, 1940 Short . . . curly hair . . . class Rip Van Winkle . . . often drives West End Cleaner truck., General Course-Mixed Chorus l2Q Track 10, ll, l2Q Model Club 10, llg Sports Club 12. Twenty-one JOANNE RUTH WEAVER A little time for laughter A little time lo sing. filo January 4, l939 Organist . . . Y. F. C .... athletic . . . freckles . . . cashier in Dad's I. G. A. General Course-Leolette Staff 12: Yearbook Staff: Mixed Chorus 10, ll. 121 Meistersingers 123 Track 10, Il. IZ: Typing Club 10: Travel Club llg Bowling Club 12. LOIS JEAN WEAVER Hlmpulsive, brilliant, and sedate We know she'll have Il pleasant fate. Peepy August l, l939 Dark eyes . , . likes to sew . . . figure skates on ice . . . buzzes around in slick cars . . . elementary teacher. Academic Course-Leolette Staff 10. ll. l2: Yearbook Staffg Mixed Chorus 10, ll, 12: Track l0, ll, l2: Typing Club IO: Sports Club ll: Bowling Club 121 Junior Play. AUDREY JANE WELSH So sweet the blush of bashfulness. Jane June 8, N39 Lustrous hair . . . fascinating laugh . . . loves chemistry . . . future nurse. Academic Course-Yearbook Staff: Patrol 10. ll. l2: Mixed Chorus l0, ll, I2: Band 10, ll. 12: Track IO. ll. 12: Future Nurses Club ll: Bowling Club IZ. i 5, .sf Twenty-two DOUGLAS CRAIG WOLF He loves to sing way up high. Doug July 18, 1939 Outstanding tenor . . . only Democrat in class . . . all-around athlete . . . physical education major. Academic Course -- Sophomore Class Presidentg Student Council 10, Vice President ll, Treasurer 125 Leolette Staff 10, ll, 123 Mixed Chorus 10, ll, 123 Meistersingers 123 Band 10, llg Basketball 10. 11. 12: Soccer 10, ll, 12: Baseball 10, ll, 123 Track 10, 12: Junior and Senior Plays. VIRGIL EVERETI' WYNN 0h! it's nice to get up in the morning But it's better to lie in bed. Will March 12, 1939 Crew cut . . . sense of humor . . . muscles . . . asset to basketball team . . . numerous nicknames. . General Course-Mixed Chorus 12g Basketball 10, ll, 123 Track 10, 12: Soccer ll, 125 Travel Club 10, 113 Sports Club 12. RICHARD YODER School, he sang, is toil and troubles, Honors, but an empty bubble. Rick October 26, 1939 Neat dresser . . . Ford convertible . . . Florida lover . , . very polite. General Course-Sophomore Class Treasurerg Patrol 10, 11, Captain 12g Mixed Chorus 10, ll, 125 Band 103 Basketball 10g Track 10. Twenty-three VIRGINIA ANNE YOUNG We gran! llilfmllgh she had nzurh wil. She 1rr1sn'l shy of using it. -'Ginny' January 23, 1940 Class comedienne . . . naturally curly hair . . . pals with Nancy. Jean. and Lois . . . bursting with fun. General Course-Yearbook Staff: Band ll: Track ll. IZ: Travel Club Il: Bowling Club IZ: Junior and Senior Plays. NANCY ZIMMERMAN Haw gomlnr-ss heiglitvns 1wauly. ' Zimmie June 20. I939 Height . . , slim chick . . . black and white Chevie . . . part- time waitress . . . secretary. Commercial CoursewYearbook Staff: Mixed Chorus IO. I I. IZ: Track 10, 121 Travel Club 10: Dramatics Club ll: Bowling Club IZ: Junior Play. argl, CLASS OFFICERS President . .. Barry Weatherholtz Vice-President . , Jean Steller Secretary Mary Ann Hunsecker Treasurer , . A Robert Furlow M0'I'I'0 The higher we rise, the broader the view FLOWER Red Rose COLORS Charcoal Grey and White Twenlgv-four 3 N 4' g iq 4x 3 . ..lL., ff S an F xi .. + W x 72? MHQRXF--ix f E 2 'f'-ff.-1'-v-.....,,,,Kxx.,. ,N x ' Q as wmmm I I II I'iiwl mu - Icfl In right R. Slollzfus. 1. Bowman. B. Rodgers. P. St.xuII'ci'. M. Bnohl. I Niuoru. N. Shirk. Ii. Scnscnig. Second row ff---- Mrx. Snyder. I-I IN1orgun. I. Ixrgincli. S. vinIwi'gci'. R. t'miItcr. I. Stump. R. Binklcy. J. Allcn. P. Snudcr. Mr. link. I'hird i'ou-W ID Slcinmain. M. Qiuldin. ID. l',CI'IllISOI1. If. Ichmzm. D. Essex, B. Trllpc. Cf Bvmiisr. .I. Rohcrlx. i0IlI'Iil rim N. Ii11ckw'ultcr. A. Scll. Ci. Hook. I.. Rcihl. I., Schwchci. I. Nolt. I. Brunkcn. S SIUYCII N. Irvin. Ififlh row--VJ. Wolgcmulh. C. Werner. R. Montgonicry. It Iundia. R. Nlairlin. .l. Slni11I'cr. P. Kcnsinger. B. Rcssler. III-I Ifirsl rnw---left to right-WG. Buckwultcr. P. Bycrx. Cf XlcC'ui'Ihy. J. Dicthci R NIIIICCI1 V. SluuII'ci'. M. Stump. Second row wld. Stcllcr. M. Wyblc. J. Miller. J. Nlnrxcn Nl Hcnncr. P. Dillnmn. Mr. Iimmill. Third rowkwli. Hcidclbuugh. P. Stni1II'cr. K . Niciicni Ilcrr. .l. Raiinxlmltmn. W. Burkholdcr, Fourth row--f-Ii. Rcihl. B. Beck. R. Hilliard. R. Wun gi ii. I'uII'. 'I'. Wcaivcr. M. Martin. G A Ill-2 liirsl rowfff lell to right-A. Kreider. J, Shunh. R. Rnnelx. J. Ciunilver. INI. Rimler M. Murr. B, Mutecr. Second row-C. JXJLISCI. D. Heax. F. Good. B, Marlin. P. While. 5. eeliley. B. Spence. Mr. Thompson. Third row-M. High. N. Marlin. D. lfnrlovn. S. Roberts J. Benner. R, Hawthorne. B. Luuhe. 'I-I l'irst row- left to right--M. A. Wolgemulh. Cf Huflord. C. lzindis. J. Wenger. J. Civod. li. Rielil. P. Cirotli. D. liekcrt. Second row--l . Horst. R. Merll. M. Miller. V. Hinkley. D Bllllllkl V Dillmin P J . 1 . 1 . . aickson. E. Armenl. V. Fielding. Mr, Joseph. Third row--D. Slnlmeli. R. Moyer. S. Slaiuller. li. Zimmermann. R. Book. D. Disc. M. Bowman. D, C'aiininuul'. Fourth row Dunn. Li, Bnumgnrdner. M. Pierce. J, BllI'Jih0JLJCl'. I . Shirle. J. lcaiinain. lfiflh ron J. Rineer. R. Rnwegum. W. Plowlield. J. Oehme. R. Heekcl. W, Biirkholder. B. Weather- holll. R. Killlltill 5 75 1' Z. 77 f'N I3 ., :Q L Z rs I C 7' 'Tf C : 5-' 2 ., 5 i I U3 : 271 r: :x : ., '4 f: 77 ? .. r: : N C Z 7 1' 7 .. c IHZHZ mulhndfl M1 9-Z I irst row Mlclt to right-il.. Wcrtzcl. M. l.z1nd1s. M. Pryor. B. Stauficr. J. Haugh. C nnrnu. W. Hurbnugh. S. Gales. Second rowAK. Gchmzm. J. l.cg.mun. M. Roycr. D. Lewis. P. Rinccr. N. Circbill. M. Burkholdcr. .l. Koscr. Mr. Cunningham. Third row-f-Cf Whitc. I. !.iIl1l11Cl'l1lLlIl. .l. Kcnnclt. B. Binklcy. V. Martin. P. Bowman. Ci. Burc. Fourth roxx-f-'If Ilcxford. R Slolllfus. R. Rogers. S. Wenger. J. Schwchcl. B, Moore. D. lcumznn. lliflh row - mop-rw III!-I MUUHDUQ X. Nlycr. W. lfr'ylwr'gcr'. Ci, Blcvinx. B. Andes. J. Cooper. .l. Krcidcr. K. Room. 8-I lfirsl row'-left to righlAD. Poff. E. Gzrnmhcr. D. Roycr. B. Rcxslcr. li. High. I Kcvlor. B. Bovcr. B. Weidman. Second row---B. Mcycr. J. BIIIYLIH1. M. Johnxon. .l. Bl-uh If Mfolf. J. Good. Good. M. Horst. l.. Welsh. Mr. Van Gordcn. lkhird row-R, Runklr R. Rntl. T. Marlin. W. l.:1ndis. M, Taylor. B. Buckwuller. A. Rzmck. M. Spangler. I'0llI1l1 row-li. Shcuifcr. R. Wcnll. J. Burkholdcr. .l. Hincrdccr. Cf Dickinson. lx. Rnosp. R. KBIHIILIII R. Huwlhornc. A. Corson. T. Burkholdcr, w 0 ,1 .lin ..,4.,.mu.unnm,1.n.:4...as.. N v u an ' .f..4 1Q IJ Izekenrode. R. I.eI'ever. J. Bu' ., . . . 8-- Inst row-leit to right--I.. Parker. J. Zimmerman. P. Wolf. D. Stone. W. Jones S. Hoover. C. Carpenter. J. Ferguson. Second row-C. Hoover. D, Beam. M. Heinlelhauigli .l. Buch. I . Ieisey. C1 G.iIes. S. Iudwig. N. Chryst. K. Mauser, Third row--Ii. Hesx. B. Reun: M. Hurnish. D. Howe. D. Brenciser. J. Furlow. E. Runck. Irvin. .l. Mutecr. B. Shxeiner. Ci Rineer. R. Delolier. R. Martin. C ShuII'er. Mr. Fitlgihbons. Fourth row-iH. Reed. R, Burley R. Faileo. R. Butt. M. Green. .I I-ern. M. Hooglzxnd. J. Diasinger. 7-I Ifirxl rourileft to right---P. Hess. W. Flowers. M. Riehl. I.. Hzxrhuuuh. P. Ilullmcli. A Cirziyhill. M, Mohler. Second row-CK Brown. D. I.cho. P. Iehmzm. Ii. Nolt. CI Disc. F. 1n. B. High. Miss kennedy. Third row-F. Alhright. I.. Hoover. B, Young. 'If Ireehel. ' ikholdcr. Fourth row-G, Leumain. R. Herr. F. Heuvaxrd. A. NIiQuute. .I. Builey. R. Mellinger. G. Reescr. I.. Weaver. I I V E N T H G B A D E I Nlairtin. F. Dillmzm. Second row---li. Dillmzm. S. Cooper. Cf Buekwnlter. P. C i l I 72 First row---left to right-.l. Hincrdeer. B. Kumetf. l. lumh. B. Butt. .l. Stutlller. igirrnmone. N. Mr. Gottshzill. Third row-U. lzindis. .l. Miller. P. Bovnntzm. M lherly. R. Myer. CI Izmdi R Nleekley. .l. Bender. S. Grotl. R. Fern. Fourth row!Ci. liherxole. li. Homherger. Cn, in. R. Dieltinxon. D. Breneixer. P. loose. t'rkho'der 7-3 lfiist rovn left to rightghl. Fisher. A. Merll. N, Cooper. ll. lamp. .l. ll. I ll. Mzileer. S. Freeman. Second rowrl. Rodger. P. Mei're.irx. K. Sluhheli. N. lligh. .l. Non nenmoeher. li. Bewley. li. look. .l. Wheury. Mrs. Herr. Third row--D lxlllllllllil. ll. Moore I. Nichols. .l. lefever. R. Shziuh. R. Rodgers. Fourth row'-K. limmermvn. .l. llrulmkei IS, Ream. li. Brunlten. R. leumzm. D. Wenger. I. Martin. Cl. letnmtm. ' mf S E V N H 'N Pre HIS. s. Pres. dS. S. Eighth Grade Section One Richard Wentz Mary I. Horst .Ierry Hinerdecr Robert Hawthorne Section Two Donna Stone Donald Falco .lack Mateer Mike Green CLASS OFFICERS Pres. V. Pres. See. Trcas. Pres. V. Pres. Sec. lreas. Eleventh Grade Nancy Jo Bnekwalter Joan Moore .lllkiy Roberts Paul Kensinger Tenth Grade Kenneth Steller Jerry Poll' Virginia Stauller Dennis Furlow Prex. V. Prem. See. CAS. Pres. V. Pres. Sec. l'CllS. Ninth Grade Section One Virginia I-iclding .lamen Dunn Carol landix llorix fllllllllillli Section Two Ned lircider Wendy Harhaugh Mary Jane Ruyer .lane lehman Seventh Grade Section One Pres. I inda llarlwauglt V. Pres, Richard Herr Sec.-Treas, Fred Albright Section 'I'wo Pres. Patty Ciarramone V. Pres. lois Martin See. lreas. Bruce Bomhelger Park l oosc Section Three Prex. Theodore Nicholx V. Pres. Sylvia lfzeeman Sec, .lack Brubaker lrcax, Kalhlecn Slalvaeh 371' ai l.ois Brcnneman Mary Ann llunsecker .lean Steller Virginia Young Margaret Hess Ray El-ly .lulia Disc .loyce Burltholder Lois Weaver Charlene Musser Barry Weatherhelt: .lane Welsh Paul Allison is V?-'nf K Wimgf' Darla Shreiner Joanne Weaver Robert Furlow David Poll Robert Smith Nancy Zimmerman Bernice Martin Richard Grecn Ruth Bouder Donald Hainley Nancy lbach Mary Margaret l-oose Dorothy Benner Helen Martin Mary Ann Harsh Ruth Daub Galen Bomberger Richard Yoder Robert Good l.arry Howe Douglas Wolt' Sm PS I f, Mix , Ur I 9 Qi -WX 5' A .- 4 st WR ft ww s Wi, T 'P E 5 -v-...nxt 0 ,aw IUNIOR PLAY The plot ol' Spooks Alive revolves about Professor Rockby and his family. To gain the plot ci atmosphere in which to write a book. the professor moves to the wardcrfs home of an abandoned prison I-'rom the time the prol':ssor's cook reports that she has seen a ghost until the mvstciics connected with Hangman's Tower are solved there is plenty ol excitement. The successful production ofthe play was made possible by the capable direction ol Mi llunsecker and the line cooperation of all class members. l'roliessor Roclsby Martha Roclsby tiennic Roclsby Doug Rockby Bridget Roclsby Knuclslchcad lsnotlson Marcel Smythc Mrs, Simpson Mrs. Albright Doctor l3radI'ortl Mr. Smythc Mrs. Smvthc Dtliccr Higgins .lean Dtbt ' TH li CAST larry llowc Mary Ann Harsh loi-. Brcuncman Douglas Woll .lean Stcllcr Robert l'urloxx Nancy Zimmerman Virginia Young llcrnice Martin David Poll' Robert Ciood .lulia Disc Barry Wcatherholtl Mary Ann Hunsccker win l'hc iihosts Richard Yoder I ois Weaver ill' f 1 . 4 1 V l e . 5 JJ l Us sn SENICR PLAY Beanes for Breakfast relates what happened when Mimi Kent. who was determined to have her ehildren marry into wealth and high society. was visited by her college roommate and her family. The visitors, assuming u social position not their own. arrive at Mimi's home in time lor hreaklast. Confusion reigns until the false front set up by both families is completely ellaeed. A sueeessful performance was the result ol' the fine eooperation of the class with their able direetor. Mrs. Herr. 'l'lll'I CAST Mimi Kent .larel Kent Peggy Kent Ruth Elton Speedy Edwards liertie Ciollop Aunt Hudosia . Bernice Martin David Poll' Jean Steller Nuney lhaeh Robert Good Dorothy .lean Benner Mary Ann Harsh Virginia Young Druglas Woll' Mary Ann Hunseelser Bessie lilton llnele Podger Opal Beane Botslord Beane l.arry Howe Muudie Beane lois Brennenmn .laels Winters Robert Furlovv C'adwallatler Beane Mike Sum liarl Heelsel Sterling' Rodger, Donxld llainlex Memorable Events of Our High School Days On September 18th, 1953, because some pupils from East Earl joined us, an enlarged ninth grade met in room one. The following officers were selected: president, Jean Steller, vice-presi- dent, Douglas Wolfg secretary, Dorothy Jean Benner, treasurer, Richard Yoder. ln November we made numerous plans for social activities but accomplished little. One day the next spring, our heads crammed with information, we departed from Wheatland, home of James Buchanan. On June 3rd a party and a doggie roast was held on Sandra Stau1Ter's lawn. On September 13th, 1954, we met in room three. We looked forward eagerly to the three challenging years of high school. We elected Douglas Wolf as president, David Poli as vice-presi- dent, Mary Ann Harsh as secretary. and Richard Yoder as treasurer. ln October we, sophomores, assembled in David Poff's garage for a rip-roaring Halloween Party. This year the sophomore girls displayed their athletic ability by capturing the coveted volley- ball plaque. On December 8th we shocked the music world with our presentation of Phases of Ameri- can Musicf' fEditor's notel Mr. Zink, our advisor, headed for the boiler room. ln February we appeared one morning wearing our new charcoal gray and white jackets. On September 23, 1955, having been joined by several West Earl students, we again gathered in room three. We chose David Poff, president, Bernice Martin, vice-president, Ruth Daub, sec- retaryg and Robert Furlow, treasurer. On October 21st the ring salesmen displayed their merchandise. We chose the Starfire pattern which seemed to appeal to the majority. On October 25th Mary Ann Harsh's neighbors were startled to see some boys in fantastic costumes entering her basement. .After some hilarious games, we ransacked the neighborhood in a scavanger hunt. On March 24th and 25th the audiences sat spellbound, as we presented the mystery-comedy. Spooks Alive . After our Saturday night performance, we dined and danced at Zinn's diner. On the evening of May 12th, having spent the entire day in preparation, we danced about a sparkling fountain in a Moonlight Garden . On September 7th, 1956, as dignified seniors we assembled in room 4 with Barry Weather- holtz as president, Jean Steller as vice-president, Mary Ann Hunsecker as secretary, and Robert Furlow as treasurer. We industriously made plans to sell hot dogs, candy, and chips, to enlarge our bank account. On October 25th a large group of happy-go-lucky seniors, if you could recognize them, gath- ered in a barn at Blue Ball for an enjoyable Halloween Party. Mr. Thompson and Mr. Fitzgib- bons joined our merry-making. On November 9th and 10th the f'Beanes came for breakfast. This hilarious comedy, with its poached egg and ice cube, was very successful. At 5:30 a.m. on November 15th, thirty-six seniors boarded a Washington bound bus. Sev- eral hours later, now wide awake, we toured our capital city. After spending a sleepless night at the Lafayette Hotel, we set out for a tour of Mt. Vernon and Arlington Cemetery. In the after- noon, midst a down-pour of rain. we dashed from one museum to another. On Friday evening. tired but happy, we arrived at home. On April 18 on our second class trip, we visited New York City. On May 11th we danced in an Aqua Paradise . Of course, none of us missed a step as the dreamy music gave us the beat. During our class day program on May 15th we read our will to our heirs, the astonished underclassmen. We heard the Reverend William Carroll deliver an inspiring baccalaureate sermon in the high school auditorium on May 19th. On May 24th we received our diplomas and listened to our commencement speaker, Mr. Eugene P. Bertin, Assistant Executive Secretary of the Pennsylvania State Education Association. Then leaving the ranks of Upper Leacock students we became members of the alumni of Upper Leacock. Thirty-eight QQI. : K X N lx- .,,, . Q..: i.: ,.,., I Q ff f ' K hx TQ, .,, ,. Q ' Q x lg' ' -' .w X L N -x. i f Q0 ,P . . 1 34, A '72- ky W-Q Uzgmcyaldana Hrs! roxx lei! Io right-R. Iihy. M. Hunseekcr. D. Poif. R. Yoder. J. Steller. D. Benner. eeond ross .l. Welsh. .I. Biirlsholder. M. Hzirsh. M. Hess. R. Bouder. J. Dise. li. Sensenig. R. Coulter. I . lirennemzin. M. Risslcr. R. Rzlnels. Mr. Nichols, Third row-N. Shirk. N. Irvin. I. Iluigh. M. Muir. ll. Slaiiilier. V. Stziulfer. B. Mziteer. B. Marlin. T. Brunken. P. Byers. .l. lbeilher. B. Spence. M. Bowman. ll. Dise. Fourth row-D. I.ezimun. K. Ruoss. M. Pierce. R. IIiIl.ird. R. Wenger. R. Plowiieid. R. Ruvegum. .l. Benner. K. Grotii. J. Rainels. Ilirsi row' left to right-'lf Treehel. D. Wolf. N. lhueh. R. Furlow. N. Buekwailler. P Iehmzin. Second row -f-f J. lfurlow. R. lezimun. D. Benner. M. Hunseelser. V. Fielding. W llzirhznllgh. ls. Sliihaieh. .l. Sleller. H, Biickwzilter. Ci. l.1indis. Mr. Kink, Third row'--S. Uroti' P. Wolf. M. Harsh. P. Slziiiffer. S. Hornherger. .l. Moore. B, Boyer. .l. Slaiiillier. M. Risslei ifoiirlh row P. Dillmzin. R. Mxirlin. G. Buclswzilter. .l. Ciximher. H. XNC1lIi1Cl'h0iIl. lfiiilh rom I3. Ressler. R. Iihy. D. Po!l'. .l. Cooper. First row-left to right-f-R. Martin. D. Wolf. M. Hunseeker. N. l311ckxmltei'. J. Rnmx holloin. D. Potf. Second row-l.. Weziver. D. Benner. V. Fielding. W. Hairhauigli. J. Moore J. Slcller. l.. Brennemun. C. lundis. T. Nichols. D. Stone. D. lnpp. Third rovn-- M. Harsh M. Hem. R. Bouder. l. Kruneh. M. Stump. P. Stuuffer. C. Mcfairthy. S. Hornherger. B Bllekwalllcix M. Cioldin. B. Boyer. H, Sensenig. M, Horst. B. Kzimell. Mr. Joseph. I-'ourlh roxv- P. Wolf. V. Sl2lllJJiCI'. B. Mzlleer. P. Byers. J. Dielher. B. Spence. P. Hess. C. JYJUNSCI' J. Disc. D. Shrcincr. R. Myer. R. Herr. R. Wentz. Fifth rowfM, Foose. B. Marlin. .I Weaver. J. Wolgemulh. B. WCllIhClihl5JIl. I.. Shirk. N. Kreider. I.. Howe. D. Eckcrl. R. Dauxh M. Bowman. H. NJQITHII. Fronl row -left to right--M. A. Hursh. l.. Weaver. R. Good. D. Poif. J. Sleller. J. Weaver. B. Martin. M. A. Hunseeker. Second row--N. lbzieh. l.. Brennemun. N. Zimmer- niain. D. Benner. R. Bouder. M. Foose. R. Duuh. C. Mouser. Miss Kendig. V. Young. J. clsh. D. Shreiner. 'lihird row-AR. Ehy, l.. Howe. J. Dise. M. Hess. Old-1 ' d Y .t Most likely to succeed Ls Km mmgcs Nl. Hz ph-S. R dv-4 M. Hunseckcr - D. Puff Us 0 Lug Quietest .l. Diss: - D. Weaver Fricndliest Mutt and Jefl' D. Benner - B. Wcatherholtz B. Martin - R. Smith Forty-I14'u INII Iles! Dressed meh - R. lfurlow 5 04 Class Musicians .l. Steller - R. liby Most Courteous M. lfoose - R. Yoder Best Athletes .l. Ilurkholder- D. Wolf l nrM'-fllrww' Class Comedians Y. Young - Heekel in- Uur Class Will We. the members of the Class of 1957, being of a kind and generous disposition, desire that our possessions, numerous as any class could hope to attain, be bestowed upon the underclassmen. We do hereby make this our last will and testament bequeathing the following: Paul Allison's seat in English class to anyone who wants to be called on first. Dorothy .lean Benner's wavy hair to Bruce Bomberger. Galen Bomberger's varsity basketball uniform to Fred Landis. Ruth Bouder's taste for fingernails to Barbara Trupe. Lois Brenneman's hotrodding ability to Raymond Ravegum. Joyce Burkholder's patrol post to Patsy Byers. Ruth Daub's tumbling ability to Mary Elaine Buohl. Julia Dise's height to Mary Ann Wolgemuth. Ray Eby's first chair in the trumpet section of the band to Ned Krcider. Mary Margaret Foose's blond hair to Linda Stump. Robert Furlow's curly hair to Bruce Ressler. Robert Goodls electronic brain to John Stauffer. Richard Green's flirting ability to Arthur Sell. Donald Hainley's book case to Ronald Falco. Mary Ann Harsh's seat in English class to Kearney Mentzer. Earl Heckel's beard to James Wolgemuth. Margaret Hess's black wavy hair to Shirley Meckley. Larry Howe's crewcut to Larry Schwebel. Mary Ann Hunsecker's co-editorship of the Leolette to some lucky Junior. Nancy Ibach's small features to Dorothy Eckert. Bernice Martin's slim figure to Marianne Murr. Helen Martin's cooking ability to Judy Roberts. Charlene Musser's seat in shorthand class to anyone who wants air conditioning. David PoFf's musical ability to Paul Kensinger. Sterling Roger's quiet manner to Carl Dickinson. Darla Shreiner's giggles to Peggy Stauffer. Robert Smith's height to Elvin Arment. Jean Stelleris letter writing ability to Ruth Coulter. Barry Weatherholtz's horn to any ice cream truck. Donald Weaver's small pills to Jay Nonnemacher. Joanne Weaver's perfume to anyone who would want it. Lois Weaver's car to anyone who needs one. .lane Welsh's French book to anyone who can stand the torture. Douglas Wolf's seat in French class to anyone who wants the exercise of raising and pull- ing down the window shades. Virgil Wynn's position on the soccer team to Dennis Furlow. Richard Yoder's trips to Florida to anyone who likes the climate. Virginia Young's energy to Dorothy Ferguson. Nancy Zimmerman's thin legs to Linda Welsh. All other personal property, real estate, or junk, which may remain here after our departure from these halls of learning shall be disposed of in such manner as is deemed advisable. Signed The Class of l947 Forty-four .xv .ky f. M . .- A , -.X 4 . X f ' DX -'xii ,N gg? K vh... . .-wsg, af' Q iv ' if . 'C , , A ., . X .- ,, Xa 'ga L 331:-c.,xw ,r K an '. . I 5, '95 A- ,, ' Q .f '-Q, f. f , sw ,P . , , . 43' 'f '- .A i . KKK Sim, Q0 A ' X X ,q - a , Nw z wr.. Qi' -3313, W . Mia RQ ff, .F Xfkf Q, , 'W .r 0 A .f , . v 8' -Ax -xi' X I' x,s - 'fs D' , A ,vw N . A Q. .9 , 466 i s 1 , ?4 i mkwiw 5:21 3 X SX gx 5 57' nge 4 X' x ' - 5-ff ff? Exif 5 X iff, , a'V '1 i 39x X X Q- ,L - A X., V ,K-,i Alf ' ,Q If-vi V- lfgpvvlh f5'Ip2 , lbgvk-my J. ,nu.5,L.p.-1-wif-TP'i.-wn4QlQFK gm qcbiw ,, 5 Q: F'-W5 R 'U E TI' J' 5? . J' - fi - ' ,af-' f ls,-fff f H K mn 'YL V 'Y A 1 F ? 'W 2, get 'Q X Alva 'K VME? wig g gy ki-.5 , 1 .. W 1 - 1 A 'gag kg! iw ES as dk, ' 4 l I 7 blili NA M 1 , ' Fl ... fe CEM limi - -.f w , M2223 ? ' .S if Y Il' N , ,gg M First row----left to right-J. Haiigh. B. Sta.l1fi'ci'. K. R1ilSCl'. M. Hcicllclmugh. Second rowg I. Brunkcn. P, Rinccr. V. Fielding. D. f1lll1ll11lllIii. Third roxx---N. .l. Buckwultcr. D, Royci W. Hurlmugh. I. Brcnncmam. Fourth row--B, Muycr. R. lioudcr. Scaled :il piano- M, Harsh. lfirsi row---left lo right f-him. lillcy. N. HlIL'lxwuilCl'. J. Slcllcr. l, Bl'Cl1l1Cl11lll1. .l. VVQAIYCV. R, Runck. D. Poli. .l. Bownmn. I.. Nolt. R. Good. Second now li. lchmam. R. Bomlcr. I. Shirk. A. Scll. N. Irwin, R. liby. D. Wolf. I1 lundis. CI Wcrncr. R. Marlin. ul! , +- 2 ix. First row--left to rightwii. Zimmerman. R. Shaub. J. Good. R. Icfever. I.. Weaver. . Spangler. .I. I efever. 'I'. Nichols. J. Brubaker. D. Howe. Second row-Mrs. Iilley. C. Shall ter. U. Resser. R. Mcllinger. R. Herr. A. Corson. S. Irvin. R. Ieaman. E. Brunlsen. li. lea- nt tn. .I. Furloxx. Ihird row'-fM. Harnish. I.. Martin. Ci. Lehman. .I. Bender. 'l'. Wolf. I-I. Hess. I Mateer. R. Wentz. D. Brcneiscr. I-ourth row--R. Harley. R. Butt. K, Rnosp. .I. Bailey. M. wogland. .I. Nonnemocher. M, Green. E. Ranels. R. Deloiser. J Dissinger. Itirst row left to riuhl P. Hess. Ii. fools. M. High. IL. Ilenn. M. Mohler. I'. lNIcl'rcarx ' ow Y N. Cooper. S. Freeman. W. Flowers. M. Riehl. D. I eho. H. Xlateer. I . Ieaman. Second r ' Ii, Richl. M. Pryor. S. Gates. D. Beam. M. Heidelhziugli. P Wolf. .I. Ferguson. I . Harlvanxglt. I ' ' ' ' ulx IJ llallwach. Ki. Disc. C. Iandis. W. Harhaugh. CI I.andis. .I. Wenger. P. Rineer. M. I-lv' Iapp. M. Fisher. B, High. Third row-M. Wolgemuth. D. Poll. Ii. Dillman. F, Dillntan. N liraylwill. .I. lcaman. M. Royer. S. Cooper. P. Garramone. .I. Rogers. Cf Iirovnn. Is. Maser. I Zimmermann. D. Stone. If. Keylor. Ii. Bcwley. J. Staufler. I.. Parlscr. .I. Whcry. A, Cirztyhill Ii. Nolt. Fourth row-Mrs. I.iIley. J. Hinderdecr. B. Butt. R. Myer. F. Ganilfer. .I. Haigh N Ii. Stanller. M. Miller. B. Bo 'er. B. Weidman. I.. Welsh. D. Ievtis. D. IIIIIIRIIKI. if Ciates. J Vhrvst. I-'it'Il1 row--C. Carpenter. S. Hoover. V. Fielding. D. C'ammant'. Ii. High. K. Ruth I. Iamh. P. Bowman. K. Slahach. M. Horst. B. Bttckwalter. A. Rancls. Il. Ressler. M. .lohn son. V. Martin. I.. Martin. I.. Horst. K, Gehman. C. Btnkwalter. .I. Iinch. Sixth ron Good. D. Rover. W. Flower. M. Bowman. M. I.andis. D. Eckert. M. Iltirlsholdcr. .I. Good S. lndwich. I. I.eisey. .I. Isennctt. M. Iaylor. B. Martin. P, Ciiotl. V. Hinkley. W. .lones. .I Hllllllfll. .I. Buch. Li. Bare. D. Disc. C. Hutlord. B. Hinkley. Cf Mtimma. Q4Ow mGwOmO azn . .M....,K: UJCHJUOIIIO UL 1b4'-'Z I First row-left to right--J. Moore. R. Ranck. J. Marxen. C. Maser. J. Steller. D. Shreiner. .I. Weaver. J. Bowman. N. Ihach. B. Martin. I.. Weaver. I.. Kraneh. F. Morgan. 'I', Brunken. N. J. Bnekwaller. Second row-M. Benner. N. Shirlx. M. I.. Wyble. M. M. Foose. CI Mumer. .l, Shaulw. A. Kreider. N. Zimmerman. D. J. Benner. J. Allen. R. Binkley. M. Stump. M. Rimler. P. VVI1ite. N. Irvin. Third row-Mrs. I.ilIey. P. Dillman. B, Irnpe. D. Iisxex. M. Hun- seelxer. .l. Welxh. R. Slollffus. R. Maleer. .I. Miller. A. Sell. Ii. Armenl. B. Moore. P. Jackson. M. N. Harxh M. Hess. R. Bonder. V. Slauller. Ci. Buekwalter. J. liamber. M. Cioldin. Ifourlh rowfB. Maleer. IJ. Hess. M. Murr. B. Spenee. B. Martin. S, Meekley. P. Smaller. I. Stump. Ii. Bnohl. .l, Diether. P, Byers. R. Elwy. C. Werner. D. Weaver. R. Yoder. ID. Wolf. R. I'IlIl'I0W. D. Slabaeh. I. Shirk. R. Book. .I. Dunn. .I. Ranek. D. I.eaman. J. Herr. Ii. I.ehn1an. ID. I-Ier- gnson. P. Stanller. Filth row--S. Hornberger. I.. Brenneman. R. C'onIIer. J. Ieaman. B. Wealherholll. R. Ileekle. D. Hainley. V. Wynn. R. Wenger. R. Green. R. Martin. Ii. Heelxle. B. Weatherholtl. R. RIIVCQIIIII. D. Poll. F. Landis. I.. Noll. R. Good. W. Burllholder. K. Zinmmerman. O Fur! I'-HIVVI 0 I 0 I Uur Class Song CTO tune of WITCHCRAFTJ Farewell to Leacock, Our Alma Mater. We'll soon be straying very far away. Those happy days here, The memories made dear Will linger with us ever from this day. We'll miss those good times At U. L. H. S. The fun we had through all the many years. The joy and laughter We shared together Will later on bring to our eyes fond tears. The games and dances, The old romances, We'll not forget though we be far apart. The plays we staged here, And concerts each year, Will always cling so closely to each heart. Our books and learning Will be returning, For we will use it in our later years. Although we're leaving, We'll not be grieving. A part of us will always linger here. Mem'ries that linger, constant true. Mem'ries we cherish, Leacock of you. Fifty Spam Left to right-Mr. Fitzgihbons, coach: Fred Landis. manager: Paul Kensmgcr. Gerald Poll. .lohn Slauflcr. Clalcn Bomhcrgcr. Charles Wcrncr, Earl Hcckcl. Virgil Wynn. Douglas Wolf. Dcnnis l lII' low V A R S I T Y wrmwemwmbw Zbmd P 4 'II 3.l 2 .75 6.8 3 Ill!! .75 7,7 fm 5.6 3.7 2.8 l.5 l.X 7.l 2,24 TICAM RECORD INDIVIDUAL RECORD ll.l Opp. l't. Xlanlicini Ccnlral 34 50 Galen Boml'lcrgcr 56 Manlicim Ccnlial 3-1 All Dennis l-iurlow 20 .Nlunini 50 46 Donald Hainlcy 3 Solanco -13 29 Earl Hcckcl lll2 Vlaixxirlx 3l 62 Donald Hcidcllaaugh 6 Liarllcn Spot 45 -fl2 Paul Kcnsinger H14 liowliqo 52 55 Robert Kurt! 3 l,CklllC1l Valley 37 K1-l Cicrzzld Poll' ll5 I LllllPClL'I'-i3lI'll'wl 37 -I9 .lamcs Rzzncll fm Iflifalvcllilowa 33 247 .lohn Rinccr 50 l-aw! Ianipqlu 37 83 .lohn Stanllcr 50 Solanco 6l 76 Bruce Wcatlicrholtf l7 Warwick 42 75 Ricliarnl Wenger 3 Ciarllun Spot 53 59 Charles Wcrncr 9 I-'lifalwlliloxxli 37 'Pl Douglas Wulf 92 lk-qnca Valluy 29 70 Virgil Wynn '15 l llIl1PClL'l Sll'llNl'l 35 74 I-HAM 750 lfaxl lzlmpclci' I4 X2 C ocalico -16 X7 ,ill -luv' -l.l-1 Um 2 MWMZ 9 ' fsffll-tl1I'e'r' WOHZCH 4HHwmw4 I-irxl row left to right--J. Ramek. K. Steller. D. Heidelhaxugh. J. Rineer. B. Weather- IIOHI. R, Wenger. R. Kurtz. Second row4lei't to right-l.. Howe. nwunugzerz B. Beck. 'IQ W WOHZCH IGH! Zwma enver. R. Hillanrd. B. Bnilemyer. R. Sloltlfus. Mr, Thompson. couch. Zbme 2 E E r L fs 2' .f :r Z 5. 5. Z 5. .- Y r: :. 'r: r: Z C : :J r: :J ., 'J rt I ft 77 Z 7 I .I. lfnrlow. N. Kreider. munzzger. Second row-left to righl--M. Pierce. munznzerz S. Wen,,.er. D, Sluhuelm. .l. Blevins. J. Cooper. B. Burlxholder. R. Heekel. ii. Buumgarrdner. .l, I holder. .l. Dunn. S. Bowers. cozneh. 'lurk- Varsity Ruth Coulter Lois Brennemun Sylvia HOI'i1lWCl'2CI Jenn Steller .lunior Varsity Brenda Meyer Shirley Meekley Roberta Runek Judy Roberts Junior High Mary June Rover Carol Landis Virginia Fielding Doris filllllllllilllv A M 5 I -. .E ,ts A 3 -..., 1 ,-' Y AMN N ,f - - my . t K K K Y. 1, H, P . f J' W 'W 'M f e' ' ' ' Y nu. . .. First row'--left to right-B. Moore. D. Furlow. K, Ruoss. N. Kreider. G. Bomberger. G, Potf. E. Heekel. V. Wynn. D. Wolf. J. Stauffer. D. Hainley. C. Werner. J. Blevins. M. Pierce. J. Dunn. Seeond row--Coach R. Thompson. J. Cooper. R. Hillard. R. N4ontgomery. Manager. R. Furlow. Third row-P. Kensinger. R. Green. B. Weatherholtf. I-'irst row'-left to right-J, Dunn. C. Werner. R, Montgomery. B. Ressler. K. Mentler R. Kurll. Second row-J. Ranck. Manager: K. Ruoss. S. Wenger. J, Blevins. J, Cooper R. Heekel. J. Pofll R. Hillard. J. Rineer. M. Pierce. Manager: Mr, Van Gordon. Coach. WMOOOM Zwme On Graduating From High School lareville Concrete Company CONCRETE and METAL BURIAL VAULTS Bareville. Penna. At last we are to say goodbye To all our friends so dearg May God direct our separate ways As we depart from here. We'll never falter in our aims Regardless of the strife. We'll always struggle bravely on To reach our goals in life. As years and years go passing by, We'll still be joined in heart, And memories of our school so dear From us shall ne'er depart. C.M. Members of T he National Honor Society Mary Ann Harsh Mary Ann Hunsecker David Poff Jean Steller Lois Weaver Finest in Farm Machinery Authorized Oliver Sales 8 Service F ARMERSVIILLE EQUIPMENT COMPANY Phone New Holland EL 4-9221 EPHRATA, PA. Dlffenbach 8 Bachman Amie,s Amoco service Assoczur nucnounnns Leaccckl penna- Ahe Diffenbach Charlie Hachman G on .ancaster R5, Pa. Leolu, Pa. as Vh- E5-i3'445f4s M 121-1U1g'6512 Accessories Lubrication Book ng' o p ng' a es ow - HAUUTION HEANS ACTIONU Phone 66592 Leola, Penna Snavelys' Farm Service Farm Equipment Chain Saws -- Garden Tools Chas. Wenger GARAGE Auto Repairing H. D. 1, New Holland Tri-Town Electric Co. Gas 6 Electric Appliances RCA T.V. 6. Radio Electrical Contractor Phonesa:ZwanLo::iii:ce4-2214 Phone: Mm Led' Ex' can 6666-1 Lech' Pc ::::::::::::i:!:5!:::: A'-:::::: - vvvv i--v kg It Brownstown I. C. Mateer, Ir. sales Smit, - Plumbing . , , Service on all makes ol appliances Manufgghtring Eompany Heating lGas or Oill Contact Harold Shirk c oo one ve. ' . . S 1. nnownsrown. PENNA. poumq C' Leolm 643484 Phone: OL 6-6241 Leola. Penna Iohn Squdsl' A1110 Cr. l if1y-.wven Wheary's Gulf Service 6. Car Lot Pickup and Delivery Service On the New Holland Pike Bareville. Penna. Phone: Leola 6-3542 West End Cleaners 6- Dyers We Take Pride in Ple'asing Dial 4-0731 New Holland Loht - Hutchinson Good Guli Dealers Gull-Firestone Dial EL 4-2271 New Holland. Penna. A,:: ::: :.A:.-.A::: :::.- :::::: Edgar O. Beck FURNITURE s'roRE and FUNERAL HOME 315 E. MAIN NEW HOLLAND 4-:::: ::::::::::::::::::::: Complete Automotive Service Wheel Alignment G Balancing C . H . H E S S 2458 New Holland Pike. Lancaster. Pa. l Mile West oi Leacock Leola: 6-6691 Since 1893 P 00 S ewelers .Neon Poaneo School Iewelry Rings . . . Trophies LANCASTER. PA. Elva H. Weidman BEAUTY AND GIFT SHOPPE LEOLA. PA. Leola 6-8701 -fr.-4-:::::::::::::::::::::- FRANK L. STELLER Auctioneer and Real Estate Salesman LEACOCK. PA. Phone-Leola 6-2247 WENGER BROS. INC. Highway Construction Cellars 0 Trencher 0 Grading LEOLA and POTTSTOWN, PA. - -4-4-.::-A ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: H. M. Stauffer 8: Sons, lnc. Coal. Lumber. Feed. Fuel Oil Leola. Pa.. Witmer. Pa.. Lancaster. Pa.. Ronks. Pa. A :::::.A::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.,4 Pennsylvania Scale Company Manufacturers ot PENNSYLVANIA SCALES Office and Plant BAREVILLE. PENNA. Qmuwuziob. I 'Yrinxixxxg -.2. tkowa. Eamonn. QQ, G- C MELLINCER Brubaker Bros.. lnc. For BEECHDALE FARMS Nationwide Insurance Auto ,. Life ,.. phe DUCKS 6 TURKEYS Ph.: New Holland 4-0621. Pennsylvania Phone: Leola 6-2224 Groff's Hardware Geo. W. Bard 6. Son TOYS v- APPUANCES INSURANCE 6 REAL ESTATE NEW HOLLAND. PA. 423 W' lame' S I LANCASTER. PA. :ni :in1114114nic114ri:ri:11:11::inriuiugauiuqnpuqrauinqpfuQvu1ncuue.nvanuqp For Your School Photographs THE SHELLEY STUDIO A A A A A A A A A A AA - A A A A A A .- 3 114ni:r1u2o1n1o1n1uaDn110101 1 1 1 11 3 nininioininiiuini Fifty-eighf inxoiniuioxxnioiuiuqpoiu Paul L. Hunsecker Plumbing, Heating MILLER STUDIO 109 E. Conestoga St. NEW HOLLAND Tl I Gas Equipment nn ng Oil Burners Sqnionportraiture Special discounts to all Lancmle' Leola seniors during school year. WRIGHT'S Bakers of Quality Foods For 66 Years H. E. HARSH GUNS SHELLS HUNTING CLOTHING BAREVILLE. PA. Phone: 6-3191 LEOLA, PA. Achenbach's Pastry Shop Phone: Leola 6-6671 Compliments oi Singing Needles SHEAFFER'S BROWNSTOWN. PA. QUALITY FOODS 1:11 1010311101uiuluinzioiuin Compliments of WESIENBERGER. MAIEY 8. MYERS A. R . S E N S E N I C CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH DEALER NEW HOLLAND, PA. Phone 4-2284 C. K. Baymond FUNERAL DIRECTOR LEOLA, PA. White Oak Farms Producers G Distributors ol Golden Guernsey Milk FARM MAID ICE CREAM TERRE HILL. PA. Phone 5-2511 Dan Furlow DRIVE IN -BAR B-Q- Memorial Bldg. Leola 1113111o2oio1u:n11ni 10201111 TRI-TOWN LOCKERS 1.G.A. SUPER MARKET EVERYDAY Low PRICES Phone 6-3751 LEOLA, PA. 11viau1o1u1oini1r1nioi11103030111111 KURTZ'S STORE TOP QUALITY GROCERIES LEACOCK, PA. :lr 201112 uiniiuinizninioioie siuiu11ui1i1u1u1uis in 21 in :ni-111 D. M. Stoltzius G Son. Inc. CRUSHED STONE ASPHALT PAVING Phone: Leola 6-2601 D111:1ri:131131131niuiniuiniui 1 TALMADG E. PA. iu1niuin1u1:1xiniuiniuicrioi 111- short in name . . . long in performance Frank Ix 6. Sans Penna. Corp. NEW HOLLAND, PENNA. 51 in: 3 1 in up iioiuininiu r1uio11r1n4p1u1uin1 is 1 it in 1 1 ' ' lIifIs'rEli'lilIilI1iis' 5611611 ' ' Est. 1855 Secretarial, Stenographic. Business Administration. and Accounting Courses 48 N. Queen St., Lancaster. Pa. Phone EX 7-8818 Blue Ball National Bank With Terre Hill Branch BLUE BALL. PA. JACOB B. ZIMMERMAN Hardware Electrical - Plumbing - Heating Contractor Phone 4-7481 Blue Ball, Pa. OUR AIM: Top Service with A Good Product Cooper Baking Co. LEACOCK. PA. Landis Garage Auto Repairing 6. Accessories Monterey. Pa. Phone Leola 6-6211 Leola National Bank LEOLA, PA. Capital 550.000 Surplus 5190.000 Resources Over S2,800.00tl in nxoiuxoiuiu vioiozojot' J i .U 2 3 f , I 'C 0 ' Z4 3 L.. O FQ'-921. 1 : n-I O .-- ng Yng . 1m2fDs2 an lsfmf 1 i is 3 ig PT' E' g liggilyf ' . 3, ss 5 rl fs ,L - ' Q S D-l'l1 t' 559 I 9 O Q' EIS- 'D 5' al-1 410- 1 ' t-'S S' H Q Z0 I NW i 1 - L-' 'U 4 f.. E:- 'zemoirs S'29.I1liu11 ' I Q O N rn' 0 ' ' ' Z4 W QS 2 I w f ' !p2Q 25. :in-dm Ii NME: 1 i ' 8 5-S. S Q M I - FUI-u 45 '- CD N - - - N - 3 Dag Q' as 1' :zz i I : ' . O' O 5' , 1 I '4 E W I I.. i P.PCf5C1P.lCfP.l.lC4Y-KDQ Q up Frying Chicken and Individual . Chicken Parts a regularly best l buy for their food budgets, and D perfect for home Freezer Storage. . They know the always fresh, I IYOZSII-IHA' flavor of Weavers Poul- i try is what makes it A Delicious i Dutch Country Treat. Bard's Hardware HOME 6 FARM SUPPLIES Phone: Leola 6-3531 k2.1.if'.I.2IFQ :EI.IiiF.ff.QQ:' Home Grown Fruits and Frozen Food Service Bird-in-Hand, Pa. Phone Intercourse 8-3631 4-::::::::::::::::::::: Television Washers L B 8' EIDEMILLER'S , ' The Portable Typewriter Phone 6-3119 S ,, Ranqes Refrigerators tore Royal Remington Smith-Corone SHENK BROS. Underwood Varsity Sweaters 30 West King St. LANCASTER, PA. M. s. GRAYBILL ts. soriu' Iohn M. Harry. owner Dealers in Grain, Feed, Coal, Lumber, Millwork Cement, Fertilizers, etc. Phone: Leola 324-R-2 Terms Bareville. Lanc. Co.. Penna. Cash F. P. Dixon TALMADGE, PA. FOR FRUIT 6 VEGETABLES Phone: Leola 6-2097 Terre Hill Manufacturing Co. Plants in Terre Hill and Blue Ball A line place to work Ph. New Holland 4-2178 tor Employment Information Boas' Atlantic Station 5 Car Washing-Accessories Leacock, Pa. Phone: Leola 6-2149 Tires Batteries - :::::.-N.-:: ::::::::: Compliments oi Leola Restaurant - - - - - v v - - ::::::::::::::4-. Martin's Hardware FARM G HOME SUPPLIES Phone: Leola 6-3171 BAREVILLE. PA. Mofiatt's Music Shop 938 Broad St. Akron, Penna. Kreider Bros. Millwork Witmer, Pa. Phone: Leola 6-3875 or 6-3873 E. Z. Motors Inc. Lincoln-Mercury Dealer New Holland, Pa. Phone: 4-2161 LeRoy W. Groif Bottled and Natural Gas Appliances 517 W. Main St. New Holland, Pa. ,- .... ..... - - , - - - - - Y -. .f:::h-,'..,:.-:QQQJ Witmer's APPLIANCES, PLUMBING HEATING G WIRING 252 E. Main St. NEW HOLLAND, PA. Phone 4-2232 Robert B. Good Plumbing G Heating LEACOCK, PA. Phone Leola 6-2672 44-48 West King Street LANCASTER, PA. Town Hall Restaurant Route .1-322 Blue Ball. Pa. L. Henry Hillard Builder 6 Contractor Bareville. Pa. Phone: Leola 6-6191 D. L. BURKH0lDER'S GARAGE LEACOCK. PA. Phone-6-2295 Wenqer's Flowers Flowers For All Occasions Phone-Leola 6-2911 M. H. EBY TRUCK BODY BUILDING Phone: New Holland 4-7351 BLUE BALL, PA. B. Z. Mellinqer Inc. ICICI! 5- lim MCISGT- IHC Complete Service on Ford EXCAVATING - GRADING S 1 S - PAVING New :ligand CZtii,lf:065l Phone: Ephrata 3-4950 or 3-4966 ----------------I ---------'1 1'lI5-,- ---U Bf'1 i f'f'f'l'f CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE Iohn N. Sauder Auto Co. NEW HOLLAND, PA. Servinq Your Automotive Need For Over 40 Years Byer's Service Station GIRVIN'S FLOWERS Gas Buy at the on Flowers :lor all Occasions Accessories E?S0 Lubrication I-90112, PG- Phone 6-6706 gn Leacocky Pa. Leola: 6-2262 Lanc.: 3-3300 Ephrata: 3-2674 ,'4aZ!ag'za,b6a 1 Q5 'TQAKSX z4wL'w7w4b54 mx x W Vw M, ,WW if My gM'M' Wrwg fyofw Aw G WW wily aff 2 Mwlahmfgx Q ,ff W? ,VMWW Qgayggfzfz MW sf QQ M W' ff? 3. ,4az'o9-:apic i fifffigw wwyjwffib xifibfyfgk M UW YKJMSX wfigjpyffwfm ,L fir ggejwww WWQWM W Wi? 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