Warwick High School - Warrian Yearbook (Lititz, PA)
- Class of 1957
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A YM M0- Judy Ruebmon, Jock Mczrkert, Co-Edifors if 4' Siz Q EE 1 ig iLiJ'ff M55 gf may wzmwumui HUGH smalmmm X X IJEIJIEATIU Seated: Mr. Houseal, MYS- v '5- . n Luck. standing: Mr. cm, Mr- de Fe 'e advisers- I ln dedicating this yearbook to our class Mrs. Luck, Mr. de Fernelmont, Mr. Gaus, and Mr. Houseal-we, the class of '57 wish to acknowledge not only those aims which were given us by them and realized by our education thus far, but also those goals which will only come into view as we become more ' k f mature through the passing years. -Jack Mar er ADMINISTIRATIGN WJ? 22 wfj QW' N 51kV'T9'f: Lf-2.-257 AV J, if MK 1- 7' sbfx v' 0 HI-Ann v fi 5' B ifgpf 9 160. 5 D ,U 1' 5 ,. . .E f ' .k 'ix if. ' 'Sir ia . if LITITZ AREA SCHOOL AUTHORITY Left to right: William Whitten Jr., J. Madison Dietrich, Morris Eckert, Richard Zartman, John Reitz. WARWICK UNION SCHOOL BOARD Standing left to right: C. K. Herr, Richard Hackman, Raymond Groff, Russell Erb, Frank Longenecker, H. Ray Bushong. Seated left to right: Wayne Weidman, J. B. Herr, Wilbur Graybill, Dr. H. B. Minnich, Frank Diehm. Not Pictured: W Clyde Hendricks. is SPMD IN MARL . al G- 'nC'p . Pr' Supervismg Qrrwirlr Pnmn 5L'hD0l Hislritl G M,-,rlin Sw-1 Swww-Q Pfff-cms: Blitz, Pgnsglwnb wslewlck HIGH Sci-1001, ly J. Fwvmnn, Prim-bel To the Members of the Graduating Class of Warwick High School: Congratulations to you, the 271-st class to graduate -from Wax-wick High Sclz0ol, upon the completion of another mileston in YOU' life- 7719 lhini' happy 5-iendlllipl ind Phe pleas-ln! memories of these years Will live with you forever. As you enter a new era in your life 'my lhe lessons of citizenship, .fair play, sportsmanship and trustworlluness you have learned help yOu to su:-mount more difiifclzlt times in the future. My most sincere and best Wishes are evrzended to each of you for happy and successliu ye-iz-s to come. Si rely ou , Sunervis Lititz, Penn 5 M il1CiPll sylvinia -ircb I957 ' mel M lXnin'A S-2 x will mir, ...na ' 105' MM ,,.,.a Wrwlng, G uma. h ' 4,49 nwcf- v...-uw' , nw se'-W1 nv- ok U'-f ,,'Y,.fv md ,mf Lyman. YW' t M pawn, naw' nf 195' fd' ,Mr I' To TN Shu In U l .mix 50 on uw mn'l y,.n '5' New ' nil W mr hu C in uh dfnnngetnw tniuuzg gnu' t Nall' in ,ehw1- ,pu '-mn. ,fd nlw' mr W cal uvor .110 1113 on Q, Dfw' .nic-11 9 lm Nl' ' zo Pm' um. Luv-1 -xl 'WYN 1'. in 'N' uv ,ww 7 ' xml 'Q ws W 15 -n ,warmup yah- Mtg: V 'Maru -m 1' sa-w 'U' 72 .W mmxvd mW ' N. J. FUHR MAN H igh School Principal ill, . s Siiginn 'gd' I ll 3 5w12.,:fN W f-n,i'7 '3i'1i ' 1 ,WN km V .hd 1-1:12-ik,f','::.'51fu,,, sem To 'an 1 Tha 11 0:-aqua at 11... U'-N 1957, 1- r -'-03 5' ui '01 ePT'::v2t lh::t,1k,' 'Use ,hu M. H. BRUBAKER Ass't Principal 4- cation do R' 'lfrf-u 17:-Mo?-rw du., I -'wr lc lrtq '01 1 'hwy 5091 ln I ll ZT2'1'2. E' vw? Jfhcm.. f11.'f ' '-if '11 -ff' I-rJ '-uv -' 11,, '11 N. ' 'Nu at to uri. Haiku, cu-tan I Ig . 1 bog. ' bog,- ffmfmrw-... 'mn'-ww, t gh- QZQM' Trzdblhta, ,bn -'Du to hee min' mp nuzgutltipw u:a at ' rv le 'IH g 5411, sv oh' thu Al' .vv.,,.t ln whale nu., ne.,. 1d.. vu 5, uf., s1,,e.Nb 'I urn . Hmqf nik' MARY S. BEAR 9 Albright College A.B. PD Experience: Coleraim Township: Hamburg High Sch l: Salts ury High School: New Holland High School: Warwick Union High School. Subjects: Latin: English. SARAH E. BYLER Mansfield State Teachers College B.S. Experience: Fredonia High School: Ontelaunee High School: Sinking Spring High School: Exeter High School: Warwick Union High School. Subjects: Vocational and General Home Economics. JOSEPH V. CARABBA Millersville State Teachers College B.S. Experience: Warwick Union High School. Subjects: Metal shop: Junior High Football and Basketball Coach. ETHEL CARPENTER Pottstown General Hospital R.N. Experience: West Earl High School: Warwick Union High School. School Nurse. EUGENE DECHERT Albright College A.B. Temple University Experience: Marion Center High School: Warwick Union High School. Subgect. English. LEE C. DUNKLE Lebanon Valley College B.S. Pennsylvania State University Experience: Eastern Joint School: Warwick High School. Subject: Vocal Music. MARGERY M. ENCK Millersville State Teachers College B.S. Albright College University of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State University Experience: Warwick Union High School. Subject. English. LEON de FERNELMONT Franklin and Marshall College B.S. in Economics Temple University Rider College Bucknell University M.S. in Education Experience: Fall Township High School: Warwick Union High School. Subjects: Office Practice: Typing: Clerical Practice. .Yi :lie a ll i r x xl. gf N- I . , . I ,JJ scott GARMAN Indiana State Teachers College B.S. Franklin and Marshall College M.S. Experience: New Holland High School: Palmyra High School: Warwick Union High School. Subjects: Consumer Education: Public Speaking: Tennis Coach. RICHARD C. GAUS Elizabethtown College B.S. Temple University M. Ed. Experience: Warwick Union High School. Subjects: Shorthand: Business Law: Business Exploritory: J unior Business Training: General Typing: Salesmanship. WARREN O. GEIB Franklin and Marshall College A.B. McGill University Pennsylvania State University M. Ed. Experience: Connellsville Joint High School: Warwick Union High School. Subjects: French: English. ELEANOR GRIFFITH Pennsylvania State University B.S. Experience: Warwick Union High School. Subject: Home Economics. HENRY H. HACKMAN Elizabethtown College B.S. University of Pennsylvania M.S. Experience: Newville High School: Elizabethtown College: War- wick Union High School. Subjects: Chemistry: Physics: General Science. HOMER F. HACKMAN is Elizabethtown College B.S. ' Pennsylvania State University Millersville State Teachers Colle e ' 9 Experience: Hershey Vocational School: Lancaster City Schools: Penn Township High School: Warwick Union High School. Subject: Industrial Arts. ROBERT C. HENNEY Pennsylvania State University B.S. Experience: Warwick Union High School. Subject: Vocational Agriculture. A. ROSS HOUSEAL West Chester State Teachers College B.S. Experience: Girard College: Parkersburg High School: Gillespie Junior High School: East Donegal Township High School: War- wick Union High School. Subjects: American History: Problems of Democracy. JAY K. JONES Moravian College B.S. Experience: Warwick Union High School. Subject: Mathematics. JOHN H. KAMBIC Millersville State Teachers College B.S. Experience: Warwick Union High School. Subjects: History: Assistant Football Coach. 0 -N, 5 Ms nj CARL KAUFMAN Elizabethtown College A.B. Experience: Solanco High School: Warwick Union High School. 5 b. l . . . u jects. English, History. RAY H. KAUFFMAN Muhlenberg College Lebanon Valley College B.S. University of Michigan M.M. Experience: Warwick Union High School. Subjects: Instrumental Music: Orchestra Director. N. LEE KLOPP Elizabethtown College A.B. Millersville State Teachers College Temple University M.A. Experience: West Earl Township High School: East Lampeter Township High School: Warwick Union High School. Subjects: Plane Geometry Al ebr T' : g a: rigonometry: General Mathematics: Advanced Algebra. H. PAUL LAUDERMAN Bloomsburg State Teachers College B. S. Bucknell University M.S. Experience: Danville High School: Columbia High School: War- wick Union High School. Subject: Guidance. FRANK P. LONG A -J Kutztown State Teachers College B.S. Experience: Norwegian Township High School: West Cocalico Township High School: Warwick Union Hi h Scho l g o . Subject: Geography. A GEORGE R. MALE Moravian College A.B. Millersville Driver Training Course Experience: Ephrata High School: Warwick Union High School. Subjects: Driver Training: Varsity Football Coach. j . . , DEAN G. MILLER Millersville State Teachers College B.S Pennsylvania State University University of Pennsylvania M.S. Experience: Quarryville High School: Mt. St. Joseph High School: Warwick Union High School. Subjects: Civics: Pennsylvania History: Assistant Football Coach- Bosketball Coach. MARY J. MILLER Elizabethtown College A.B. Q 1 Experience: Warwick Union High School. Subject: English. J. RICHARD MURR 2 Millersville State Teachers College B Pennsylvania State University M.S. Experience: Annville-Cleona High School: Warwick Union High School. Subjects: Mechanical Drawing: Graphic Arts. . C,,,Jl ELWOOD L. REESE Lock Haven State Teachers College B.S. Q Experience: Warwick Union High School. Subjects: Boys' Health: Boys' Physical Education. BERNARD RlDER Q5 East Stroudsburg State Teachers College B. - Temple University M.S. Experience: Paulsboro High School: Villanova College: Porter .Township High School: Odd Fellows Orphanage School: Warwick Union High School. Subjects: Boys' Health: Physical Education: Assi tant Football Coach: Baseball Coach. JOAN L. RIEHL East Stroudsburg State Teachers College B.S. Experience: Eastern Lebanon Joint High School: Schaefterstown High School: Warwick Union High School. Subjects: Girls' Health: Physical Education. I . ALBERT D. ROEHM ' Millersville State Teachers College B.S. Temple University M.S. Experience: Nutley High School: Haverstraw Junior High School: Warwick Union High School. Subject: Mathematics. ,MCM X! STANLEY SCHOENBERGE ' East Stroudsburg State Teachers Co lege B.S. Experience: Warwick Union High School. Subject: Biology. BESSIE E SEARLE Keystone State Normal Schoo Oberlin College A.B. Columbia University M.A. Experience: Myerstown Public Schools: Kutztown High School: Reading Public Schools: Williamsport Junior High School: War- wick Union High School. Subject: School Lib.ra rian. CHARLES D. SLOAD Kutztown State Teachers College .S. University of Colorado Experience: Warwick Union High School. Subject: Arts and Crafts. JOHANNE SMITH East Stroudsburg State Teachers College B.S. Experience: Warwick Union High School. Subjects: Girls' Health: Physical Education. HENRY C. STEINER ' J Lebanon Valley College B.S. Experience: West Fairview High School: Enola High School: Warwick Union High School. Subjects: Instrumental Music: Band Director MARGARET P. STEINER Bloomsburg State Teachers College Experience: West Fairview High School: -Warwick Union High School. Subject: Geography. Bloomsburg State Teachers College B.S. Bucknell University M.S. Experience: Warwick Union High School. HAROLD H. SWISHER Subject: History. LE ROY TRUPE Elizabethtown College B.S. t Temple University M.E. Experience: Warwick Union High School. Subjects: Typing: Business Mathematics: Economic Geography: Bookkeeping: Basketball Coach: Basebail Coach. g:g,.f.LlfftJLP RICHARD S. WILL Millersville State Teachers Experience: Warwick Union High School. Subject: History. College B.S. ELSIE T. ZUG Carnegie Institute of Technology B.S. Experience: Pittsburghg Penn State Extension Service: Tamaqua High Schoolg Warwick Union High School. Subjects: Home Economicsp General Economicsg Household Chemistry. Mrs. Dorothy R. Gochenaur, Secretary to supervising principal. Mrs. .Iulia O. Reitsnyder, Receptionist. Mrs. Edythe C. Herr, Knot picturedj Secretary to high school principal. GENERAL OFFICE BP SENMDIRS 1 --:ffl we Know ITAI-L Mm! Qflgimf ' L-J I-'-V-'77-El ' X 'Q i 2 'T X jf l - -O RUTH ANN DAVLD GL ENN A' .i I-W4 -' ADAMS FORD llllllRllllEli llllElll Sliilwlll l RUTH ANN ADAMS RUll e Oh, well hails from Millport . unequaled in shorthand speed cooperative relishes twinburgers . prizes Bob , likes Sunday afternoon drives . ambition: secretary in a small office. Art Club l, 25 Bible Club 25 Girls' Chorus 45 FHA 4. DAVID GLENN AFFORD Cl '-fb Save your money likes to eat fish and venison curly black hair drives a '48 Chevy likes to go to drag races , often seen with the boys at Brickerville . doesn't like the cafeteria's tomato sauce future truck driver. Football 1, 2, 35 Hi-Y Club 25 Officials' Club 25 Hot Stove League l, 35 Automobile Club 4. THOMAS C. AMIDON AfGb Yea big , always late prankster . comedian ., interested in science explorer scout seen driving a Buick sharpens lawnmowers . . plans to go to college or join the Air Force. Baseball l5 Science 2, 35 Hot Stove League 'l5 Physical Science Club 4. LARRY DALE BALMER Pickle 'Fraid not . big flirt possesses black sideburns . talented bass horn player Mary Lou's admirer owner of a ten gallon hat .. hobby: listening to classical music Chill- billyi , . future Marine. Band 'l, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 45 Automobile Club 4. SUSAN ANN BECK SUS Holy Pete . energetic cheerleader . always feeding her face spaghetti lover good dancer what a wardrobe! ,. pretty Halloween Queen ., hopes to attend Bucknell University. Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Hockey l, 2, 3, 45 Tennis l, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Ensemble 45 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Girls' Athletic Club 25 Y-Teens Club 3, 45 Dramatics Club l5 Yearbook Staff 4. LARRY DALE BALMER ti-t0NlA5 C' AMLDON X., ' SUSAN ANN BECK Sfllllllllll El.ll55 Ui M57 PATRICIA H. BINKLEY PCN H-mm! . , possesses naturally curly hair .. trumpet player ,. likes to travel thinks nothing of eating a whole pizza . despises brownies . , great swimmer and ice skater . . has the qualifications of a good secretary. Band 'l, 2, 3, 4, County Band l, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary l, Basketball 4, Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Patrol Squad l, 2, 3, Junior Music Club 3, Orchestra 4, Junior Ploy 3, Yearbook Staff 4. ETHEL DARLENE BLAUCH Darlene All righty . . southern drawl . . hails from West Virginia , . neat dresser pretty hair . , . adores spaghetti . . favorite color is blue earns spending money at Green's , . plans to be a secretory. Class Secretary 'l, Class Vice-President 2, Junior Red Cross 2, Junior Play 3, School Paper , u 3 St dent Council 3, FHA 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4. JOANNE ELLEN BUCHER 5UChef Dad-burn-it . . . cute . . loves to sew . . dependable . . sports fan . flirtatious . one of the five , willing worker .. able FHA president .. enjoys world history .. future nurses' aid. Athletic Club l, Patrol Squad l, 2, 3, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, School Paper 1, 2, 3, FHA 4, Yearbook Staff 4. BARBARA ANN BUSHONG HBUSPYII Do you know what? possesses freckles . . noted for her f musical ability likes to eat sauerkraut admirer o a certain basketball star . . despises science . flashing brown eyes . . enjoys study halls tremendously . , future elementary teacher. Band l, 2, 3, 4, County 'l, 2, 3, 4, District 2, 3, 4, State 3, Class Treasurer 2, Glee Club 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 'l, 2, 3, Junior Red Cross l, 2, Orchestra 4, County 3, School Paper 'l, 2, 3, Junior Music Club 3, Yearbook Staff 4. ANNA MAE CASSEL CUSS Crimes .. peppy maiorette sleepy head Erma's friend .. hot Ford? , . quiet but friendly .. smooth dancer .. , spaghetti lover .. hockey fan .. future Lambert-Hudnut worker. Hockey 1, 2, 3, Bond 2, 3, 4, Hobby Club I, FHA 2, 3, 4. BARBARA ANN Bust-loNo ANNA MAE CASSEL PA TRlCl bff . V. tr.. J ti-IERESA L. CI-'Cao Illlllilllllltll IIIIEII SIEIIIUUI THERESA L. CUCCIO Tess Wanna fight??? dark-haired beauty cool cackle . quite talkative . speed typist Ike girl , craves spaghetti . easily disturbed . lives in office practice room . favorite subject: boys. Dramatics Club I, Girls' Chorus 4, School Paper I, 4, Y-Teens Club 3, 4. Yearbook Staff 4. I WILLIAM FRANK DENGLER Bill You don't know, do you? Oh, so tall! never goes any- where without his Ford plays trumpet in the bancl . . faithful explorer scout likes the out-of-doors ., plans to attend Penn State to study forestry. Tennis I, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 4, Junior Play 3, Orchestra 2, 4, Hi-Y Club 2, 3, Art Club 2, Hobby Club I, Proiectionists' Club 3, Assembly Club 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Senior Play 4. BARBARA LOUISE DEVINK DeVifvkie Huh? . . cute and short . friendly . asset to the band . likes to iitterbug . . Barbara's shadow , prizes her class ring .. silly giggle .. plans to enter Millersville to study elementary education. Band I, 2, 3, 4, County Band 3, 4, Class Secretary 2, Glee Club 3, 4, Art Club I, Patrol Squad I, 2, 3, Junior Music Club 3, Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, Orchestra 4, School Paper I, 2, 3, Yearbook Staff 4. MARY ALICE DIEHM Me ' You aren't very smart, are you? .. l1l9l '5IePPln9 m0I0 ?'Ie , pretty auburn hair . often seen with Lucy drives Danny Dodge .. freckles and brown eyes very friendly . pleasing personality . expects to attend Millersville. Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Hockey I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, Y-Teens Club 3, 4, Library Assistant I, Girls' Athletic Club 2, Junior Play 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Senior Play 4. P. ROBERT DOSTER B0b Gees fond of seafood . ardent fan of the Chicago DENGLER Black Hawks ice hockey team . employed by his father . AM FRANK movie fan . likes to travel , interested in football and base- WILLL ball . often seen driving their station wagon. Hobby Club I, Hot Stove League 2, 3, 4. MARY ALICE DIEHM BAR-BAR A LOUI SE P. ROBERT DOSTER Sllllmlll EIMS Ulf ME17! PATRICIA ANN DULL Pat Oh, Christmas A drives her dad's '56 Ford A always has a ioke to tell A football and basketball fan A talkative A A employed at a local drug store A A Elvis Presley fan A always giggling A A wants to take a course in nursing. Glee Club I, Hobby Club I, FHA 2, Girls' Chorus 4, Library Assistant 3, 4, Library Club 3, 4. PATRICIA ANN EARHART Pat I don't know A A engaged A A always writing letters A A seen with the two Pat's AA likes English! AA plans to get married after graduation likes to drive her Plymouth around town will make an attractive bride Glee Club I, Patrol Squad I, FHA 2, 3, 4. RUTH F. EBERLY Rl-1fhie Let's go to office practice A A owns a friendly smile A willing worker A A loves candy excellent librarian A A milkman for her table in the cafeteria AA hopes to become a medical secretary. GI Club I, Home Economics Club I, Correspondence Club 3, Library Club 2, EE Library Assistant 2, 4, FHA 2, Girls' Chorus 4, Senior Play 4. JOAN ALICE ECKMAN Joan Hope it won't rain A A A pretty blond hair attractive color guard A A her heart belongs to Sam A A an asset to the hockey team .A won't eat chocolate AA fondness for cats AA likes seafood A A hopes to be a secretary. Hockey 'l, 2, 3, 4, Tennis l, 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 3, Band 3, 4, Girls' Athletic Club 2, Dramatics Club l, Varsity Club 4: Yearbook Stuff. 4. Felker Oh ain't he neat! AA favorite food: steaks AA cute blond d' I AA rizes her indentification bracelet .A spends A A imp e p much of her time writing to servicemen A A likes football and b ketball A A ambition: air line stewardess. JOYCE FELKER US I' Ch s 4, School Paper 4, Junior Red Cross 2, 3, Patrol Squad 2, 3, Girs oru FHA 4. Af, N Duu PATRICIA 'L - . ANN EA HAH JOAN ALICE ECKMAN JOYCE FELKER RUTH F. EBERL Y J NP' lfllARllllEll lillElll Slilllllml DARLENE FORNEY Oh, my heavens Forney known for her laugh carefree talker likes new cars pastime: roller skating . usually seen with her sister . resides in Rothsville easy to get along with future secretary. Student Council I, Patrol Squad l, 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, Glee Club I, 2, 3, Junior Play 3, Girls' Chorus 4, School Paper 4, Y-Teens Club 4. DOROTHY VIRGINIA FORREST Dottie Oh sugar anchors aweigh can't save money takes roll call at band lover of horses employed at Green's . plans to attend Katherine Gibbs Secretarial School in New York. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Orch Club I, 2, Y-Teens Club 3, 4. CHESTER DAL estra 'I, 2, Dramatics E FREY Chef I don't know cute dimples . amiable disposition ., drives his sister's Dodge hangs his hat at Owl Hill . usually seen with Huber ambitious Doffin employee . good-natured . future serviceman. Football 3, Band I, 2, 3, Band Equipment Manager 2, 3: Automobile Club 4. Il ' ll DONALD GEIST FUHRMAN Rlp I love you mischievous horse lover full of vim and vigor puts everyone in a good humor mouse-catcher . likes to tease can be seen driving around in Noah's ark likes the girls. Football Manager I, 2, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Automobile Club 4. BRUCE EUGENE GARNER Garner Yes, I guess pleasing personality enjoys female com- panions drummer boy efficient class vice-president GKNIA resident of Kissel Hill huge wardrobe wants to work for R01-HY VIR a construction company. Do Class Vice-President 2, 4, Class President 3, Band 'l, 2, 3, 4, Art Club I, 2, Junior Music Club 3, Automobile Club 4. DONALD .- FREY ci-IESTER DALE GEIST FUHRMAN BRUCE EUGENE GARNER Slfllllllllil lill.!l5S Ulf l 57 ROGER ELSER GERHART Jake That is nothing enthusiastic band member! . devilish drives a hot truck cmd an Olds 88 , admirer of bulldozers and caterpillar tractors spends his spare time with the boys . , future contractor. Dramatics Club l, Hobby Club 2, Assembly Program Club 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4, Automobile Club 4. JOHN RICHARD GIBBEL Hjohnnleu Yes, sir! always hungry . hot Merc , . seen with Keener hair trombonist ca able class president Beck . first c ' . p - - Brothers' employee . . loves to tease . , friendly to squirrels . neat brown eyes headed for Juniata College. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, Baseball Manager 'l, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Class President 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Hot Stove League 2, 3, Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4. BONITA LOUISE GIBBLE BU99SY I'm cold! .. little but, oh my! ice hockey fan , can always be found in the music department . . headed West for college uses lots of stationery likes to travel . adores dictionary boxes . . favorite car, Buick. Band l, 2, 3, 4, County 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Library Assistant 2, 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Dramatics Club l, Library Club 2, 3, Orchestra 3, 4, District 3, 4, District Chorus 4. RAMONA RUTH GROFF Gf0ffle Gee whiz! Raymond's daughter . , sports enthusiast . , pet peeve is shorthand . enioys gym class , , drills around in the Buick ,. often seen with Darlene sociable .. organist future secretary. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Bible Club l, 2, Patrol Squad 1, 2, 3, Y-Teens Cub 4, Yearbook Staff 4. SANDRA REBECCA GROFF H5UndY I don't know! . good artist . flashing smile . eyes only for Gary . skilled forward in basketball ., easy to know . fond of horses her ambition: to be an efficient secretary. Baseball l, Patrol Squad 3, Basketball 'l, 2, 3, Y-Teens Club 4. RAMONA RUTH GROFF Q it 5 it Y is SANDRA REBECCA GROFF it ROGE BONI R ELSER i RlCHAR D GIBBEL TA LOUIS E GIBBLE f f 3, lr 1 ' N BARBARA AN llllllillllmi HUGH SElilHllJl BARBARA ANN GRUMBLING Barbara I guess not! likes sports personality plus t resident of Millway . possesses a deep voice , commercial student wears a variety of attractive clothes . has hopes of being a secretary. Future Homemakers of America 4, Girls' Chorus 4. ALICE LOUISE GUNDRUM Minnie Sniff your nose! , clever artist , inner' on hockey team . collects bugs always writing letters drives a neat Packard . always willing to help plans to enter Millers- ville to become an elementary teacher. Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4, Hockey l, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 'l, Class Secretary 3, Junior Red Cross l, 2, Junior Play 3, Girls' Chorus 4, School Paper 2, 3, Editor 4, Y-Teens Club 3, Dramatics Club I, Girls' Athletic Club 2, Biological Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4. RICHARD F. HACKMAN Dickie D'ya know what I mean? prize possession is his car , , always buying new tires loves to talk prankster . lives at Millport . anxious to graduate . . likes hay rides?? . . future carpenter or farmer. Future Farmers of America 4. LUCILLE YVONNE HALL Lucy YOU 'eVe d0l Oh, that laugh seen as head maiorette of the band . sports enthusiast likes pies hates mashed potatoes goes for swimming and ice skating ,. plans to enter West Chester and become a phys. ed, teacher, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Hockey l, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, Dramatics Club l, Girls' Athletic Club 2, Y-Teens Club 3, Junior Play 3, Student , Council 4, Varsity Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4, , EDGAR PAUL HARNLY Ed DRUM Who, me? . . neat physique . oh, so tall , friendly d's- AUCE LOUISE GUN position ., shows outstanding.ability on the basketball tlobr it .f l M f 4, 1 F. HACKMAN l iuCHP-RP carefree , . hopes to continue in the field of sports. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Athletic Council 2, 3, Varsity Club 4. LUCILLE YVONNE HALL ' EDGAR PAUL HARNLY Slllllllll ELAES Ill? ME! FAY LORRAINE HECK l0ff0ine Oh brother! , . conscientious student , . ardent library assis- tant .. skilled in playing the piano . likes shorthand active church worker . . quiet but pleasant disposition . . will make a good secretary. Bible Club 1, 2, 3, Library Club 4, Library Assistant 'l, 2, 3, 4. KAREN ROBERTA HIESTAND Karen Fiddle sticks! . always telling iokes . stamp collector . . . came to us from Manheim Twp. in our senior year ,. enioys needlework . spends spare time working at Hiestand's Market . , friendly smile plans to attend Elizabethtown College. Y-Teens 4. GEORGE H. HERTZ Hertzie He ! . , dark wavy hair dependable ,. future Einstein y . . one of the quiet members of the class , . always willing to help , friendly personality .. maior in chemistry at college. Junior Play 3, Proiectionists' Club 45 Yearbook 4. hard worker .. wants to FAYE BEATRICE HOFFMAN H0ffie l'm glad that's over! ,, reference book on baseball ,. pleasing personality .. likes blue ieans ,. favorite name is Dick faithful rooter seen at most sports events , . drives a neat Lincoln , future star of a girls' baseball team. Dramatics Club l, 2, Correspondence Club 3. I Hornie BRUCE K. HORNE By gads, Bagsby! . , always telling iokes . , fly-catcher . . . troubles, troubles, troubles ,, second home-the cabin likes roasted chestnuts , watch out for that Chevy . . . Student Council President , . . will study industrial engineering. Football 2, 3, Tennis lp Band l, 2, 3, 4, Class President 2, Junior Play 35 School Paper 2, 35 Student Council 3, President 4, Hi-Y Club 2, 35 Physical Science Club 4, Senior Play 4. FAY LOMA: KAREN Ro BERTA HIESTAND FAYE BEATRICE HOFFMAN In BRUCE K. HORNE GEORGE '- HERrz HUBER .Tye KENNETH L SANDRA MAE lllllliilllllbili HUGH Slililml DONALD R. HUBER Don Oh, my gosh! toll and slim ,. good class worker . . talented band member . always has a smile for everyone . , likes to dance .. Chet's companion . sense of humor .. , plans a career as a printer. Patrol Squad 1, Boys' Chorus 2, Junior Play 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, School Paper 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Club 4, Biological Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4. KENNETH L. HUFFORD Ken Ho, Ho, Ho! . . iazz fan , black wavy hair , . has a great knowledge of government . real cool sax player . . drives a Hudson . baseball and basketball fan . often found at Bud's garage , , probable serviceman. Basketball 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, County 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Junior Play 3, Hot Stove League 4, Orchestra 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Senior Play 4. SANDRA MAE HYLE SUNY Oh mama Mia! . cute pint-sized blond , likes dark hair and dark eyes . Eddie's steady . . loves pizza pie . . , crazy about Mercs . . likes to dance . found at rec on Saturdays, if not at 221 Broad Street . . future secretary. Glee Club 1, Junior Red Cross 1, Drnmatics Club 2, Y-Teens Club 3, 4, Year- book Staff 4, Senior Play 4. PATRICIA ANN KAUFFMAN Pvt You're right! . . peppy redhead . pleasing personality . , shorthand, her headache . . modest . always worrying . . likes pizza . outstanding ability and interests in sports .. sings like a mocking bird . . future secretary. Basketball 1, 2, Manager 3, Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, Dramatics Club 1, Girls' Athletic Club 2, Y-Teens 3, Varsity Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4. J. KENNETH KEENER Keener Hey, squirreI! resides at Lexington . loves EngIish??? . . drives his brother's Merc Cwhen it goesi, . winning smile . . . tall and slender . friendly to all . , asset to basketball team . . has hopes of attending college. Class President 1, Boys' Chorus 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Music Club 3, Varsity Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4. PATRICIA ANN KAUFFMAN J. KENNETH KEENER Sflllllllll lllllgtg Ulf M57 ROBERT BRUCE KELLER Bob l don't know! ,. intelligence plus .. language whiz camera bug , . always willing to help . . frequently getting brain storms , future engineer ., perfectionist great worker . success around the corner. Class Treasurer 25 Hi-Y Club 1, 25 Science Club 1, 2. 35 Physical Science Club 45 Yearbook Staff 4. GERALD P. KEMPER GeffY Move and groove snazzy dresser ,. wavy hair dislikes brussel sprouts nature lover fall formsl . . , often seen with Ronnie ,. likes country girls outstanding actor in Junior Play . Penn State's future forester. Basketball Manager l, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 45 Science Club 2, 35 Hi-Y Club 35 Junior Play 35 Biological Club 4. H. ELAINE KENDIG 5C0ffie Yea well, that's life . . talking is her hobby . . loves first aid . . came to us in our senior year . . visits Township frequently . . , great story-teller silly . . adores French! . , . likes to bowl . . . plans to enter nurses' training. Hockey Manager 45 Glee Club 45 Girls' Ensemble 45 Future Nurses' Club 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Pretzelette 45 Senior Play 4. MARVEEN KEPNER Veef1ie Do one Sam prizes her engagement ring , . . Millporter 99 , likes hillbilly and popular music .. often seen at Ridge Avenue in Ephrata ., great talker ., likes to bake future housewife for Dick. Bible Club 2, 35 Home Economics 45 Glee Club l, 2, 35 Girls' Glee Club 35 Girls' Chorus 45 F.H.A, 45 Yearbook Staff 4. JUDITH MAE KILBY 1UdY Crimes! , . prize possession: Boogs . , another Millporter . . short, naturally-curly hair . cute dimples . , , likes to draw . . pet peeve: stuck up people . . quiet but friendly . . . plans a career as a secretary and housewife. Glee Club 'l, 25 Bible Club 2, 35 Art Club 'l, 2, 35 F.H.A. 45 Yearbook Staff 4. MARVEEN KEPNER JUDITH MAE KILBY, Mate, swrtggrgsfe .r.,. ..,,,, Q W :ra S .X ROBER GERALD T BRUCE KELLER H. ELAINE K ENDIG .., ,I W an 'ey-pt LLIS Ll la? V.- - ,. Q' .W 'r , ' R mem KOSE llllllllllllllli llllEll SEHUUL PHYLLIS EILEEN KOSER PhYl One of these days! . always writing to pen-pals , . likes tall fellas . dayclreamer . intelligent gal gigglebox , , beware of that Chevy likes lobster tail . . embarrasses easily . , doesn't like asparagus. Junior Play 35 Correspondence Club 2, 35 School Paper 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Senior Play 4. PATRICIA ANN KREINER HPUIH One time?-- spends pastime writing letters goes for sports likes to roller skate hobby is sewing and cooking , seen with the two Pat's . delights in wearing her sister's clothes. Glee Club I, 25 Girls' Chorus 45 Library Club 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 4. WILLIAM KROECK Bill Wanna drag? willing worker pilot that flying Olds a mind for mechanics always seen with Lorrie enioys Future Farmers' Club wants to go to college and then serve for Uncle Sam. Band I, 2, 35 Proiectionists' Club I, 2, 35 Class Vice-President 35 F.H.A. 4. NANCY LOUISE LANDIS NNUUCYH Hey, you! quiet maiden steady movie-goer . good marks . loves bor-b-ques always watching television , . . likes two-tone cars likes typing would like to become a secretary. Dramatics Club 15 Correspondence Club 2, 35 School Paper 45 Yearbook Staff 4. ROZANNE W. LANDIS Nl-Undlsu You know it blond wavy hair . , prizes Junior . . one of the Five . an excellent student friend to all . . one of those women drivers goes for Fords , wants to be a secretary but will probably be a housewife. Bible Club I, 2, 35 Girls' Chorus 45 Future Homemakers of America 45 Year- book Staff 4. CK wimb-M KROE NANCY LOUISE LANDIS W. LANDIS ' f, I I5 llfs luilwl l 1 1.l,,fzi.,?55,ss g -3255+ -fit Sfllllllll GLASS lllf M511 EDWARD HENRY LARKINS, JR. Ed Crumb! . slick dresser with blond hair and blue eyes . . , can be found at Rudy's ice skating . loves ravioli , . . his heart belongs to Sandy . , active in sports . , movie fan . . . future six foot pilot in the United States Air Force. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Hobby Club 1, Science Club 2, 3, Hi-Y Club 2, 3, Varsity Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4. NORMA ELENA LEID Pvd You must be out of your mind! . green eyes . , waitress at Wheatland Diner known for her blond hair . pet peeve is childish fellows . owns a Plymouth . enioys study halls . . . would like to attend college. ' ' 4' Future Nurses Glee Club 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Library Assistant , Club 4. JACK RUSSELL MARKERT Hiram s'a-r-right . love psychologist gifted writer en- thusiastic musician ., iitter-bug fanatic assistant band director , , Webster's associate . . plans a career in music. -District 2, 3, 4-State 2, 3, 4, Art Club 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4-County 1, 2, 3, 4 4 B s' Chorus 4' Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4-County Hobby Club 2, Glee Club 2, 3, , oy , 3, 4, Assembly Club 4, Dance Band 4, Yearbook co-editor 4. ELIZABETH LOUISE MARTEL HBeHY Wish it were Friday ., sweetest laugh . can be seen working at Benner's . . loves french fries . . goes for the name Bob , . never a dull moment . . likes new clothes . . hopes to become a secretary. Correspondence Club 1, 2 Home Economics 3, School Paper 4. GLENN EUGENE MARTIN 5l 0flY Oh, my gosh! . outstanding center and co-captain of the football team , neat curly hair . . . can really roll those big brown eyes . likes the girls . . popular with everyone .. . class clown . . . future military man. Class President 2, Class Vice-President 3, Boys' Chorus 2, Baseball 2, Junior - ' 4- Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Play 3, Football 2, 3-co captain , Varsity Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4. I ELIZABETH LOUISE MARTE GLENN EUGENE MARTIN L D haf . HENRY LAltKi ist' NS, JR. in ,ul 'i -1 .1 Ll .-,Q , I-EID RUSSELL or -s Es .ax li .M wg -sglsww ' UL LAWNEPA Len JANE WL SANDRA lllllllllllEll HUGH SElllUlEll LARRIE PAUL MILLER Lorrie lt's a matter of opinion , quiet ,. dark complexion ,. studious .. sports fan resides at Fritztown ., drives a flashy, little convertible .. sudden interest in girls . future professional baseball player or a detective. Basketball 1, 2, Student Council 3, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4. SANDRA JANE MILLER Sandy Oh, sugar! . bright red hair , . plays the sax . . attractive clothes ., friend to all .. diet conscious .. Shelly's her pal . . hopes to become a secretary or an airline stewardess. Cheerleader 2, Junior Music Club 3, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, Glee Club l, 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Yearbook Staff 4. DOUGLAS LEE MINNICH DOUG Well, what do you want? . curly hair , hard-working foot- ball manager Marilyn's friend . . dislikes cream of chicken soup , . always hungry--especially for steaks . . future mem- ber of the Air Force. Baseball l, Manager 2, Football 2 3---M 4 , onager , Class Treasurer 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, Patrol Squad 1, Varsity Club 4, Senior Play 4, Boys' Chorus 4, Yearbook Staff 4. LARRY E. MURR DOC Gee! l don't know! . . future Einstein . always cutting up state physics winner .. carefree . college bound . stock car fan . , pet peeve-English Literature H 3's prize . . goes for girls from anywhere. Class Vice-President 3, Hi-Y Club 3- Science Club l, 2, 3 Ph sical S ' , f f Y Clence Club 4. SUSAN JANE MYERS Sue You can if you want always writing letters , sharp color guard cute smile ,. likes ice skating ., efficient typist . . . future: sitting on boss's lap . , interested in Air Force . . good athlete . . likes waltzing with Walter . . sports lover. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Hockey l, 2, Tennis 'l, 2, 4, Color Guard 3, 4, Glee Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross l, School Paper 4, Student Council Treasurer 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Y-Teens 3, Varsity Club 4. DouGLP-5 LEE LARRY E. MURR SUSAN JANE MYERS Ml M57 Sllllmlll MASS SAMUEL O. NUSS You wanna? . , dependable football guard . . Joan's his steady , . sports a red MG . , Lititz Machine Co's hardest worker?? , second home, Second Avenue . . smooth dancer . , , enioys racing his boat . future contractor. Baseball 2, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Student ' - ' Cl b 1, 2, 3, Varsity Council l, 2, Yearbook Staff 4, Hi-Y Club 2, 3, Officials U Club 4. JAMES M. OATMAN Holy Cow . Casanova . pretty blue eyes ,. Air Force bound . smooth dancer ., loves a good argument .. pet ' ' drives a peeve-silly girls ., football fan ., diving pro .. Ootie big M. Baseball 2, ' - 4- J n'or Play 3, Hi-Y Club I, 3, 4, Officials' Club 4. MELVIN RICHARD RAVEGUM Don't feel like the Lone Ranger . . possesses a flat top . , . deep sleeper . . likes the girls . , owns a '50 Ford . . . loves to tell the boys jokes . . always willing to help . . yearns to be a truck driver. Automobile Club 4. RONALD RAYMOND REEDY What did you say'?? . live wire .. drummer boy .. Pontiac pilot . often seen with a tape measure , . excellent dancer ., a strong G.O.P. man .. always doing something around school . future electrical contractor. Tennis I, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Orchestra 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4, Hot Stove League 3, Proiectionists' Club 4. VIRGINIA LOU REITZ Ze-boom-boom carefree . adores studying . . . ne dull moment when she's around . often seen at the Ephrata Twin Kiss in a '56 Ford .. Oh, that soprano voice .. loves hunting . future R. N. Glee Club l, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 3, Library Assistant 3, Future Homemakers of America 4, Bible Club l, 2, Patrol Squad l, 2, 3, Junior Music Club 3, County Chorus 3. 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, Tennis I, Glee Club l, , u I llMelll 'fairer' Ginnie Vel' G RONALD RAYMOND REEDY VIRGINIA LOU REITZ 3 SAMUEL JAMES MELVIN Rl CH ' I 4 ARD RAVECSUM ,A-.,f, wn.uP-N! H. ROSE llllilllllfll HUGH SEWER! WILLIAM H. ROSE Bill Don't say it ., frequent visits to Manheim . plays the accordian good artist-clever character sketches!!! . t neat blue eyes . handsome , baseball fan , drives a dependable? Hudson plans to do drafting. Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Glee Club 4, Junior Play 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Hobby Club I. RICHARD RONALD ROTH Ron Well, l'll be darn! . Oh, that deep voice . drives a hot Chevy likes big juicy steaks . pals around with Nev . interested in football and basketball . dislikes lima beans , . future member of the Coast Guard. Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Class Vice-President 2, Glee Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Hi-Y Club 2, Officiqlg' Club 3, Hobby Club I, Varsity Club 4. JUDITH A. RUEBMAN RUmple Oh nuts , love troubles . , full of fun . talented singer . Yearbook co-editor . willing worker . , supersalesman , chases parkers f?l always laughing . . future Jefferson nurse . Look out doctors! Basketball Manager 3, Hockey I, 2, 3, Tennis Manager 2, 3, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Ensemble 4, Junior Play 3, Yearbook Staff, co-editor 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, Dramatics Club I, 2, Senior Play 4, JOYCE MAE SEACHRIST 5eUCl'f!-fl Oh, my liver , fun loving, talkative . plays alto horn , . . enloys singing , . likes iazz . . member of the 4-H Club . , , travels around with her sister . . drives a wicked Cadillac . . future office worker. Baseball 3, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club I, 3, Art Club I, 2, Future Homemakers of America 4, Bible Club I. BARRY CLAIR SENSENIG HBUHYH P Don't worry about it , . Inky dink pro . . soda ierk sharp dresser, neat shirts . nice to know black hair and dark NAI-D RUTH eyes . always seen at sports events , recognized by his RICHARD R0 laugh ., college bound. Football I, Glee Club 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 3, 4, Hi-Y Club 3, Science Club I, 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4. JOYCE MAE SEACHRIST JUDITH A, gueaMP-N 't-Lit? BARRY SENHUR El 55 Mil M5 GORDON N. si-IELLY G0fd'e l don't know . . nice guy . drives a white '52 Chevy . . has a swell personality . . always knows a good ioke . . . likes sports, especially hunting and fishing .. usually seen in the typing room , . future carpenter. Football 3, Football Manager l, Hi-Y Club 2, 3, Hot Stove league i, 2, 3, 4. JOANNE LUCILLE SHELLY 5l'ellY More fun , Ken is her dancing partner . . . neat appearance . . . plays a licorice stick . . active class member . . , Sandy is her companion . likes to eat . . . prefers Olds . . . ambition: secretarial work. Band l, 2, 3, 4, County Band l, 2, Cheerleader i, 2, 3, Curtis Campaign Class Manager 3, Glee Club 'l, 3, Girls' Glee Club 'l, 2, 3, Library Assistant 3, Junior Play Prompter 3, Orchestra 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Junior Music Club 3. MARIAN RUTH SNAVELY Marian Time.will tell , . quiet until you get to know her . . . dislikes snobbish people , . enioys cooking and sewing . . . interested in home decorating . peaches and cream complexion eyes only for Donnie . , nurses' aid. Glee Club 2, 3: Bible Club l, 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 4, Future Homemaker: of America Club 4. JEAN DELORES SHOWERS 5l 0fiY Oh, yummer! . prizes her driver's license . . speed queen , always ready for a good ioke .. , boyfriend?? likes hillbilly and popular music . . interest in football and basket- ball ambition: medical secretary. Patrol Squad i, 2, 3, Bible Club 2, Glee Club 2, 3, Junior Red Cross 3, Y-Teens Club 4. EDWARD N. STEFFY Eddie Oh my gosh . . ardent Republican , . Buick lover . . . nice fellow . goes for sports-especially football and basketball . . , A - interest in stock car racing . likes to fiddle with cars . . , future mechanic. Football 'l, 2, Tennis 1, Officials' Club 2, 3, Junior Play 3, Band i, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 4, Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Proiectionists' Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4. JEAN DELORES SHOWERS EDWARD N. STEFFY SHELL Y LU CILLE SH ELLY .IOYC ST E ELI1ABETI'I RAUSS lllllllllllllll llll ll SElHlUEll MARY LOUISE STOLL MQW LOU Oh, neat! , . , nice quiet brownette . drives a '55 Chrysler A mistress of the 88 keys . , brainy . cute smile , likes Italian spaghetti . , loves to travel , expects to go in nurses' training. Band I, 2, 3, 4, County Band I, 2, Glee Club I, 2, Orchestra 2, Dramatics Club I, 2, Y-Teens Club 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4. DORIS S. STONER 5f0'1ef I doubt it , cat eyes . . enjoys the company of a certain sophomore in college . . . full of pep , . neat dresser . . loves to eat cheeseburgers . , careful driver? , . lucky guesser . . . another secretary. Patrol Squad I, 2, 3, Junior Music Club 3, Glee Club I, 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, Library Assistant 3, Junior Play 3, Girls' Chorus 4, Y-Teens Club 4, Year- book Staff 4. JOYCE ELIZABETH STRAUSS J0YCe D' you know what? . prizes a '57 Ephrata class ring . . . has fun riding horses . . . goes for eclairs , , beautiful blue eyes . . swaps dinner with Mary Lou , . talkative . , adores blue . . wants to go to college. Glee Club I, Library Assistant I, 2, Library Club I, 2, Y-Teens Club 3, Future Homemakers of America Club 4. SALLY SUE TEMPLETON Scot That's neat . , , peppy cheerleader . . tall, attractive blond . . . always in a tizzy . sports lover . . great lifeguard , . . expert at making hamburgers . , friendly smile and dimples . going to West Chester. Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Hockey I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis I, 2, 4, Manager 3, Cheer- leader I, 2, 3 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Girls' Athletic Club I, Y-Teens Club 3, School Paper 4, Student Council Secretary 4, Varsity Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4. ELAINE NANCY WATTERS El0if19 You don't know, do you? .. short and cute . unique giggle , loves fried chicken , . looks forward to week-ends . one of the five . her heart belongs to Dick . . diligent seamstress . bride after graduation. Bible Club 2, GIYIS' Glee Club I, 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 4, Future Homemakers of America Club 4. SALLY T. 2, 3: ,v 3. l ELAINE NANCY WATTERS 1 Slilllllll GLASS llf ld ul DAVID LEE WEAVER Dave That's all right . . likes to chew gum . , dislikes bossy people . special interest in science . 5 likes pizza pie . , often seen with Bud ., hard-worker A enioys subs at the Oasis .. college bound. Band l5 Hi-Y Club 3, 45 Science Club l, 2, 35 Physical Science Club 45 Senior Play 4. NEVIN DALE WEIT New Here l am . . Middle name is athletics . . neat dresser . . . intelligent football co-captain , . Mr. Flattop . . . goes for blonds ,. muscles and more muscles . popular fellow .. great one for telling iokes. Baseball 'l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Football l, 2, 3, co-captian 45 Officials' Club 'l, 2, 35 Varsity Club 4. MARY KATHLEEN WHITE HWl'lleYu Hi, men! , pretty blond full of fun , i dislikes being quiet loves ice skating . , makes a ioyful noise in Glee Club ., favorite foods: pizza and milkshakes future un- decided-probably college. Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Dramatics Club I, 25 Y-Teens Club 3, 45 Girls' Ensemble 3, 4. ERMA JEAN YERGER Jake l'm going over to Bob's iitter bug champ .. Oh, that Merc .. Mae's pal ,. little but, oh my! curly hair .. Bob's her man future employee of Lambert-Hudnut. Hockey l, 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens Club 35 Dramatics Club l, 25 Future Homemakers of America 4. Chuck CHARLES E. YINGST You better believe it . , tall boy . . likes to sing . . . baseball fan . another Perry Como . . still likes Millersville , . , favorite food-hot beef sandwich , likes English?? . . hopes to join the Air Force. Boys' Chorus 2, 35 Baseball 35 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Proiectionists' Club 4. ERMA JEAN YERGER CHARLES E. YINGST A A VER WEI T KA THLEE N WHITE .J u. JEANETTE MARE DONP-LD LEE 1 L tw-,,1' MARLLYN LQLJLSE zART MXN llllllllillllili lilllglil SElilUlEll JEANETTE MARIE YOUNG Y0U 9leH Don't know, do you? big blue eyes , intelligence plus . diligent worker quiet most of the time?? baseball enthusiast , outstanding acting ability daytime sleeper . mam interest lies at Penn State. Junior Play 35 School Paper 45 Y-Teens Club 45 Yearbook Staff 4. DONALD LEE ZARTMAN Willie What??? , youngest member of the class . lover of baked ham . , friendly to everyone . , dislikes tomatoes . . big little sportsman . willing worker , enthusiastic sports fan college bound. Dramatics Club 15 Science Club 25 Hat Stove League 3, 45 Hi-Y Club.2, 35 Yearbook Staff 4. MARILYN LOUISE ZARTMAN HEVWIYH Boy, oh, boy! , good cook Cespecially making fudgel . often seen at Minnich's store . good hockey manager , blushes easil .. de endable . outstandin actress of the Y P 9 junior play . , plans career as medical secretary. Basketball 3, 45 Manager 25 Hockey Manager 2, 3, 45 Class Secretary I, 45 Dramatics Club l, 25 Y-Teens Club 3' Girls' Chorus 4- Junior Pla 3 Va 't , , y 5 rsly Club 45 Yearbook Staff 4. LLOYD C. ZERCHER Bild What d'ya say gang? . , class clown . . loves a good ioke , . carefree fella . . often seen at the Oasis . . blond curly hair . . . extremely lively , . blue eyes . . talkative . . always smiling . . sports fan. Baseball l, 25 Junior Play 35 Hi-Y Club 2, 35 Hot Stove League l, 2, 3, 4. ANITA C. ZUG 3l0f'0lle That don't show me much . attractive blond . . . Millporter treasures her diamond . hobby: drawing . likes to take part in plays . friendly , ambition: office worker . . . reserved for a soldier named Dick. Art Club l, 2, 35 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Bible Club 2, 35 Y-Teens Club 45 Yearbook Staff 4. LLOYD c. zsnci-:ER ' 'yfiii ANITA C. ZUG giff' 5,8 4- WWJIN bw-Q fb!!! -W5 n-.1-A , fr' JA- f' ,A ,M 1 , mf' dr,-Y Hr . lib? aww? mymg , eil .Jw W , ev r Xwf' 'V'-an 'W a up u an fl lu, 'mega 1191 '91 rwha Kb FN .-Q4 it .wp fl 'Wx 3-H? Ronald Rofh Doris Stoner Ramona Graff Sally Sue Templeton Barbara Grumbling Joanne Bucher Jeanehe Virginia Reifz Judy Ruebmon Roih, Sfeffy and Dengler Weaver lGibble's legs? Pai Dull Shelly and Miller Pu! Eorharf Stoll, White and Gibble Rip Fuhrman Cute smile! Mary Alice Diehm Elaine Kendig Erma Yerger Stoll, White and Gibble RUN1 Eberly when S n I 3 I V S I I A 1 3 I E r r L. L I I I I I I I I F I I 11 F I I, V I I I I I I I n I I I I I J I I I i ! 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Nevin Wed Prophecy of the Class of '57 THE SENIOR CLASS WANTS TO BE LIKELY TO BE Adams, Ruth I Afford, David Amidon, Tom Balmer, Larry Beck, Susan Binkley, Patricia Blauch, Darlene Bucher, Joanne Bushong, Barbara Cassel, Anna Mae Cuccio, Theresa Dengler, William DeVink, Barbara Diehm, Mary Alice Doster, Robert Dull, Patricia Earhart, Patricia Eberly, Ruth Eckman, Joan Felker, M. Joyce Forney, Darlene Forrest, Dorothy Frey, Chester Fuhrman, Donald Garner, Bruce Gerhart, Roger Gibbel, John Gibble, Bonnie Groff, Ramona Groff, Sandra Grumbling, Barbara Gundrum, Alice Hackman, Richard Hall, Lucille Harnley, Edgar Heck, Faye Heistand, Karen Hertz, George Hoffman, Faye Horne, Bruce Huber, Donald Hufford, Kenneth Hyle, Sandra Kauffman, Patricia Keener, Kenneth Keller, Robert Kemper, Gerald An office worker A truck driver A chemist ln military service An airline stewardess A secretary A secretary A nurse An elementary teacher An office worker An X-ray technician A forester An elementary teacher An elementary teacher Working for father A nurse Married A medical secretary A secretary A secretary A secretary A private secretary In military service A veterinarian In military service An excavating contractor An insurance executive A music teacher A secretary A housewife A secretary An elementary teacher A farmer - A phys. ed. instructor A phys. ed. instructor A secretary Working in Heistand's Mkt. A laboratory technician An office worker An industrial engineer A printer A record shop owner A secretary A secretary A draftsman An engineer A forest ranger Gregg's private secretary Cleaning chickens On time Elvis' side kick Pro calypso dancer Putting out forest fires Southern interpreter A good one Raising a basketball team Used car dealer Seeing things Robin Hood Shifting gears Partner in Gibbel, Diehm Hershey Bears member Soda ierk Just that Broadway director Assistant ditch digger Housewife Private's wife Officially engaged Daffin herdsman A cowboy Pushing dirt Bulldozer dealer Other half of Diehm 81 Gibbel Dunkle's prodigy R. G. truck driver Asst. to John Deere Dealer Sports enthusiast Flea catcher Following father's footsteps College bound Literature teacher'?'? Minister's wife F 81 M bound Another Edison Future baseball player Pro ioke teller Inky Card sharp Exchanging rings Balcony sitter Sharp Shooter Dean of Wesleyan Regular concert goer Prophecy of the Class of '57 THE SENIOR CLASS WANTS TO BE LIKELY T0 BE Kendig, Elaine A nurse Talkative Kepner, Marveen Married Just that Kilby, Judy A secretary Successful mother Koser, Phyllis A nurse Cramming chemistry Kreiner, Patricia A nurse Reading thermometers Kroeck, William A farmer Drag racer Landis, Nancy Landis, Rozanne Larkins, Edward Leid, Norma Markert, Jack Martel, Elizabeth Martin, Glenn Miller, Larrie Miller, Sandra Minnich, Douglas Murr, Larry Myers, Susan Nuss, Samuel Oatrnan, James Ravegum, Melvin Reedy, Ronald Reitz, Virginia Rose, William Roth, Ronald Ruebman, Judy Seachrist, Joyce Sensenig, Barry Shelly, Gordon Shelly, Joanne Showers, Jean Snavely, Marian Steffy, Edward Stoll, Mary Stoner, Doris Strauss, Joyce Templeton, Sally Watters, Elaine Weaver, David Weit, Nevin White, Mary Yerger, Erma Yingst, Charles Young, Jeanette Zartman, Donald Zartman, Marilyn Zercher, Lloyd Zug, Anita A secretary A secretary ln the air force X-ray technician College bound An office worker ln military service A baseball player An airline stewardess In the air force A research scientist Secretary A general contractor In the air force ln military service A TV-radio electrical worker A nurse Drafting In coast guard A nurse An office worker A technician A carpenter Secretary An office worker A nurse's aid A mechanic A nurse An office worker A nurse's aid A phys. ed. instructor Working in a hospital A chemist College bound College bound Undecided ln the air force A laboratory technician Electrical Engineering A doctor's assistant ln the air force An office worker Efficient one Housewife A flying .dutchman Peroxide distributor Henpecked Druggist wife Used car dealer Detective A motel owner Knee deep in oil Second Einstein Joining the air force Supervising ditch digger Flying above the clouds A truck driver Miscellaneous Talking a tin-ear on patients A Cartoonist A beer distributor A comedian Blasting A peanut vendor A dishwasher Plucking Chicks Sitting on boss' lap Aiding doctors A wrestler A concert pianist A soccer manager A busy bee ln a tizzy Hitched A psychologist Dean of a Girls' College A drafriatist A homemaker Another Elvis A Bloome Six feet tall Doug's assistant Flying High Second Eckberg 6l444Poanfoztle6l444of Our lives are like some wind-blown chaff, Unguided and undirected, Until a gentle zephyr Lifts our existence out of a meandering path To the road that leads to our life's goal. That zephyr can be many things: An inhibited act of courage- The unspoken feeling of true friendship- A realization of the beauty of nature- 157 Or perhaps the deep, sweet feeling of true love. But that zephyr, whether noticed or unobserved ls a direct act of God. It is planned that way. lf we could realize that it was He Who gave to us that pointed direction, We would be eternally grateful To the Benefactor of man. So, whenever our lives take an upward turn, Be sure it is not Fate, But God. .lack Russell Markert I To thee dear Warwick High School, I We bid a fond farewell. We leave with memories Of the halls with noises filled. The friends we've made, The things we've learned Will last throughout our lives. Our life's success we'lI owe to you, Our grand, new Warwick High. '57 CLASS SONG- m.m,...,.r of 'Hi H44 Hifi K ilisiiwhrfi re iff A J!-I 39 ff?-J el-, . ffj vc -rl Frjr its FQ J , 44- .H- ii r 'lifllf gif JFS + HJ ,wifi gfzgiwf + lw Hi? iiiiiifsiii if JJ-J 'Hp ffl 1' TT'E'F'f' v- iwwei i' lVli'?l'Hffl'lfffliLi'f - CLASS WILL We, the senior class of 1957, being of unquestionably sound mind, do hereby make this our -last will and testament. We generously bequeath the following gifts to OUI' SUCCSSSOFS. To Harlan Bleacher .... To Emma Witwer ...... To Ned Foltz ........... To Gerald Pfautz ..... To Jerre Long ......... To Dick Allebach ..... To Oscar Ressler ..... To Gene Clair ......... To Nina Stroble ......... To Fred Ruebman ..... To Ivan Boyer ........... To Flossie Bowman To Richard Rohrer ..... To Jane Krushinski To Mel Stoltzfus ....... To Peggy Mundorf To Vivian Hoffer ....... To Maggie and Emma To Jimmy Eckman ..... To Brooke Minnich To Mr. Houseal ......... To Mr. Steiner ...... , ........ .. To Mr. Lauderman To Mr. Gaus ................. To Mr. de Fernelmont To Mrs. Carpenter ..... To Monsieur Geib ...... To Mr. Fuhrman ..... To the iuniors ............ To the sophomores ..... To the freshmen ........................................... -..an-U...U-...nan-unuua-n Jack Markert's ability to play the baritone Lorraine Heck's quiet manner Bruce Garner's bass drum Dickie Hackman's driving ability Bill Dengler's height Ed Harnley's basketball ability Tom Amidon's laugh Larry Balmer's side burns Sandra Groff's diamond Barry Sensenig's tennis skill .... a ride to Rothsville with Zercher Ruth Ann Adams' shorthand speed Dave Afford's hot rod Barbara Bushong's ability to play the flute Ronnie Roth's New Year's Eve celebration Judy Ruebman's singing ability Pat Binkley's trumpet position Susie and Sally Sue's cheering positions Johnny Gibbel's leadership ability Alice Gundrum's position in hockey . ..... more friends with whom to get together , ............... . ..... ......... a n orderly band bus .. ...... .............. an Elvis Presley haircut a straight A law class more students like Weaver more yellow pills for the senior girls more winking girls a 1957 Ark for Rip to drive our caps and gowns our place in the cafeteria line a completed high school To this document we, the class of l957, add our signatures and seal. WITNESSES: Mary Alice Diehm Pat Binkley Joan Eckman Bruce Garner John Gibble Ken Keener Judy Ruebman QW. Q I 'TKLQV3 old bf! ' ,n 1 M was Z I - Ummanzatmssmm -5' I , x 5545 X 1 , iff? l l CLASS OF '58 First Row: left to right, Mr. Trupe, Advisor, Lynn Good, Martha Todd, Bonita Haines, Barbara Grube, Lillie Weiler, Margaret Hanna, Gertrude Hertz, Mr. Male, Advisor. Second Row: Sally Gundrum, Marcalena Hess, Kay Holter, Georgia Hoaster, Patricia Weidler, Brenda Warner, Emma Jane Witwer, Roxanne Haldeman, Yvonne Slagel, Rhoda Shenk. Third Row: Ethel Hollinger, Mary Grube, Mary Ann Hess, Joyce Gibble, Elaine Wonder, Josephine Shreiner, Joanne Todd, Joan Welsh, Frances Kleinfelter, Betty Shuey, Fay Horst. Fourth Row: Gerald Witmyer, Jere Long, Melvin Stoltztus, Marcia Horne, Margaret Seaber, Sylvia Swarr, Allen Stautter, Rodney Hliton, Gerald Young. Fifth Row: Donald Wagaman, Gerald Weachter, Leon Hershey, Raymond Grott, Theodore Hevener, Lynn Keller, Luther Styer, Barry Rhoads, Nevin Huber. Sixth Row: Melvin Hershey, Dale Hershey, William Grosh, Daniel Shetty, William Seibert, Fred Weidman, John Showers, Ronald Janiclc, Mark Hershey. CLASS OF '58 First Row: left to right, Elsie Bucher, Judith Christener, Carol Morgan, Nancy Eicholtz, Miss Byler, Advisor, Joyce Rannels, Brooke Minnich,- Carol Bennethum, Alice Lehigh. Second Row: Joanne Oberlin, Mary Sue Davidson, Shirley Miller, Elizabeth Brubaker, Ba'rbara Forrey, Joanne Petter, Laura Forney, Sandra Burkholder, Nancy Royer, Ruth Ann Arehart. Third Row:'Ruth Ann Bollinger, Miriam Atkinson, Brenda Ruley, Lorraine Miller, Linda Palma, Karen Klopp, Florence Bowman, Carol Garner, Patricia Geib, Joyce Diirner. Fourth Row: Roy Martin, Eugene Clair, Barry Erb, Gerald Pfautz, Richard Allebach, Arthur Myers, Ned Foltz, James Davidson, William Reddig, Charles Engle. Fifth Row: Raymond Ressler, George Miller, Gerald Frey, Glenn Badorf, Gary Garner, Ronald Gchman, Richard Bortz, Fred Adams, lvan Boyer, Robert Hood. CLASS OF '59 First Row: Ruthann Stauffer, Ruth Stern, Audrey Bender, Barbara Kofroth, Mrs. Baer, Advisor, Beth Sterling, Mundort, Linda Williams, Floy Snyder. Second Row: Mr. Schoenberger, Advisor, Bernice Stauffer, Patricia Adair, Nancy Shreiner, Vivian Hoffer, Nadine Buch, Esther Martin, Miriam Wenger, Miriam Franck, Mr. Klopp, Advisor. Third Row: Brent Eitnier, Judith Markert, Peggy Getz, Audrey Kissinger, Doris Wissler, Lois Nolt, Vivian Shreiner, Jeanette Goshert, Mabel Rettew, Phillip Reed, Rodney Hornberger. Fourth Row: Merle Clugston, James Adams, Barry Kauffman, David Newcomer, Thomas Keehn, David Ebersolc, Randy Kling, John Adams, Craig Snyder, Gerald Whitmyer. Fifth Row: Ronald Henry, Vincent Becker Larry Hollinger, David Minnich, Richard Foltz, James Eckman, Terry Eckert, Paul Herr, Kenneth Ruth, Kenneth Garner, Lloyd Eberly. Sixth Row: Gerald Carvell, Bruce Balmer Donald Longenecker, Kenneth Kline, Jerry Welk, Hummer Cassel, Leon Carlos, Richard Rohrer, Arthur Eaby, Donald Long. CLASS OF '59 ' First Row: left to right, Charlotte Young, Joan McCoy, Shirley Brubaker, Barbara Yeagley, Earl Kreider, Carolyn Ulrich, Susan Risser, Sandra Witmer, Beverly Goshorn, Shirley Hackman. Second Row: Mr. Dechert, Advisor, Kathleen Longenecker, Linda Pfautz, Ruth Anna Buckwalter, Eileen Bom- berger, Barbara Hess, Helen Hess, Carol Davidson, Mary Ann Gorton, Patricia Weirich, Mr. Kambic, Advisor. Third Row: Beverly Roth, Joyce Ditzler, Bebe Kreider, Debra Lebo, Jacquelyn Larkins, Jane Kruskinski, Josephine Frederick, Jean Landis, Polly Garber, Linda Hoover, Loretta Keller, Sandra Koahler. Fourth Row: Eleanor Ludwig, Joan Klopp, Carol Kroeck, Nina Stroble, Gloria Showers, Rufina Grube, Patricia Lutz, Pauline Groff, Donna Fritz, Mary Graff, Joyce Weaver, Phyllis Brenner. Fifth Row: John Badorf, Larry Gassert, John Doster, Kervin Martin, Grant Kingswell, Carl Stohler, Fred Ruebman, Ned Partridge, Edward Reese. Sixth Row: Douglas Kent, Ronald Nelson, Paul Minnich, Glenn Zartman, Fred Garner, Jere Buchter, James Horsk. CLASS OF '60 First Row: Mrs. Zug, Advisor, Susanne Way, Shirley Waltz, Caroll Rohrer, Lucinda Weiler, Linda Reed, Joan Striclcler, Velma Wills, Joan Seldomridge, Carole Ressler, Ann Mary Heck, Janet Brown, Mr. Garman, Advisor. Second Row: Mr. Miller, Advisor, Jean Metzler, Barbara Snyder, Ruth Stehman, Martha Habecker, Mildred Habecker, Diane Dissinger, Jean Derr, Arlene Kulp, Janet Shirk, Bernice Minnich, Fanny Buclcwalter. Third Row: Mary Jane Hill, Rebecca Stauffer, Mary Elizabeth Tunney, Lois Groft, Joanne Snavely, Virginia Kline, Jackie Miller, Clyde Petticoffer, Larry Kennen, Robert Shutt. Fourth Row: James Grube, Rodney Lutz, Fred Johns, Jay Eichelberger, Douglas Sensenig, Neil Bushong, Kenneth Seibert, Kenneth Weaver, Donald Diehm, Charles Marlcley. Fifth Row: Timothy Shreiner, Harry Spayd. Eugene Young, Harold Irwin, Fred Sammet, Edward Oleskowitz, Paul Sipe, Stanley Ruhl, Douglas Nagle, John Kepner. Sixth Row: Roger Underkoffler, Ray Mumma, James Earhart, David Clauson, Jack Ruebman, Donald Dodson, Robert Oberlin, James Minnich, William Hann, Ronald Diem, Charles Sweitzer, William Earhart. CLASS OF '60 First Row: Mr. Housman, James Reese, Richard Rader, Barry Michael, Robert Weaver, Charles Zinlx, John Landis, George Male, Kenneth Reed, Harry Richwine, Douglas Mackley, Lamar Weaver, Mary Beth Carl, Mr. Kaufman. Second Row: Janet Messener, Phyllis Kling, Sue Hendricks, Sharry Griener, Sandra Hollinger, Sheilah Ponll, Betty Lehman, Mary Bowersox, Martha Brubaker, Ruth Nolt, Lorraine Hess, Fay Eckman, June Hess, Orpha Hershey. Thrid Row: Hyla Jean Neff, Harriet Landis, Gloria Erb, Marian Getz, Shirley Miller, Sandy Adams, Penny Risser, Judy Reidenbach, Delilah Nissley, Joan Ehrhart, Linnet Long, Patsy Leonard, Dorothea Gies, Doris Hess, Mr. Geib. Fourth Row: Genevive Hertz, Mary Ann Leonard, Earl Gockley, Lynwood Hyle, Douglas Stark, Bebe Grosh, Marie Armold, Marina Gramola, Bonnie Kauffman, Selina Cox, Dianne Forrest, Mary Lou Marten, Sandra Huber. Fifth Row: Christine Hagy, Sarah Amidon, Leslie Reinhart, Ken Davidson, Jeff Hoaster, Doug Landis, Richard Spang, Ronald Grotf, Russell Galbaugh, Ronald Whitcratt, Fred Powell, Karen Lutz, Lorraine Landis, Donna McClune. Sixth Row: Jere Snavely, Bill Danner, Melvin Jones, Glenn Dussinger, John Howell, Spencer Kopp, Doug Hackman, Bruce Blouch, Edward Meisky, Simon Fickinger, Barton Gibbel, lrma Martin, Thelma Good, Linda Dillman. Seventh Row: Mike Wherell, Harold Martin, Bill Frey, Robert Rihn, Phil McCloud, Gary Gardner, David deFernelmont, Rodney Welch, Lee Klopp, Joe Emmi, Sara Martin, Marlene Hollinger. 4. 1 - - EIGHTH SGRADE First row: left to righ, Mr. Swisher, Advisory Robert Fry, David Hevener, Cheryl Willis, Kay Martin, Lynne Mathers, Darlene Buchter, Jaan Leonard, Phyllis Myers, .loan Achey, Sylvia Koch, Mr. Jones, Advsior. Second Row: Darla Shenk, Darla Griffith, Sandra Spade, Rachel Yerger, Ruth Seible, Esther Musser, Virginia Kleinfelter, Sara Zartman, Darlene Wissler, Jean Hackman, Mary Jane Albert, Patsy Ruhl, Mr. Long, Advisor. Third Row: Mildred Engle, Anette Miller, Joyce Nolt, Sandra Gerhard, Orlena Brubaker, Linda Underkaffler, Rochelle Enck, Lorraine Ruhl, Lucille Adams, Sandra Blackowicz, Anna Wenger. Fourth Row: Clair Martin, Carl White, Severin Yerger, Helena Mellinger, Norma Hill, Colleen Kling, Virginia Landis, Loretta Harsh, Dale Showers, Dennis Cuccia, Paul Stoltzfus, Herbert Nixdori. Fifth Row: Jesse Wilkins, William Zimmerman, Paul Musser, Roy Clair, Richard Binner, Herbert Long, Amos Miller, Robert Graff, Darwin Buchter, Bruce Smith, George Kalenich, Russel Daggett. Sixth Row: Melvin Rohrer, Mervin Rohrer, Donald Whitcrait, Herbert Beard, Larry Strohm, Larry Baldwin, Charles Thompson, Dennis Bartz, Ray Gingrich, Ronald Parrish, Robert Wanner, Denton Miller. Seventh Row: David Dawber, James Shenenberger, George Hartman, Frank Daibler, .lay Bradley, James Kreider, Richard Weidman, Bert Kreider. EIGHTH GRADE First Row: Mrs. Miller, Adviser, Jerry Ehrhart, Harlan Bleacher, Joan Kautz, Mary Seaber, Sandra Shaub, Sandra Corbett, Julia Miller, Sandra Mundorf, Carol Shank, Lynne Roth, Diane Ressler, Miss Griffith, Adviser. Second Row: Lloyd Kingswell, Kenneth Kauffman, James Good, Eugene Shreiner, Robert Posey, Robert Peiffer, Viipginia Grube, Jane Markert, Martha Gundrum, Anne Cox, Jean Snyder, Susan Wolf, Mr. Sload, Adviser. Third Row: Russell Cochran, Melvin Brubaker, Dennis Shaub, Richard Engle, Esther Weaver, Susan Martin, Georgia Donley, Rochelle Pelger, Mary Good, Susan Hosler, Ruth Gibbel, Judith Eberly, Sara Steiner, Linda Rhoads. Fourth Raw: Ronald Litzenberger, William Smith, William Sigmund, Michael Koth, Joyce Shenk, Brenda Shirk, Susan Thompson, Nancy Strauss, Beth Todd, Carolyn Massey, Phyllis Hall, Gloria Engle, June Kinsey. Fifth Row: Margaret Moore, Theresa Fox, Clyde Forney, Kenneth Binkley, Barry Weit, Gordon Arndt, James Heisey, Sidney Mumma, Linda Herr, Sarah Adair, Penelope Graff, Sandra Keller, Linda Cummings, Nancy McKniney, Joyce Gehman, Mary Bucher. Sixth Row: Jack Landis, Willis Martin, John Dengler, Jay Shelly, Charles Oleskowitz, Ronald Kline, Carlton Walls, James Brubaker, Sidney Adams, Donald Hartman, Byron Hornberger, Robert Watts, Sally Johnson, Barbara Johnson. Seventh Row: Elizabeth Galbaugh, Linda Stehman, Carol Beck, Lois Zartman, Jay Kline, Wilbur Graybill, Barry Mule, David Roth, David Reinard, Clyde Martin, Richard Ruhl, Dick Minnich, James Weaver. SEVENTH GRADE First Row: Mr. Reese, Advisor, Phoebe Wenger, Nancy Lehman, Karen Schreiber, Ruth Clugston, Donna Dennis, Sally Showers, Janet Meiskey, Suzanne Slfaub, Margaret Neideigh, Arlene Graft, Mary Sue Dussinger, Mr, Roehm, Advisor. Second Row: Mr. Will, Advisor, Marian Miller, Anne Huber, Barbara Klopp, Patricia Diem, Ann Kofroth, Charlotte Frey, Betty Lutz, Judith Weidler, Ruth Ann Styer, Patricia Hershey. Third Row: Polly Rosenberg, Kathleen Sheffy, Barbara Showers, Rosanna Eberly, Doris Siegrist, Martha Shearer, Dorcas Saylor, Esther Long, Barbara Hasselbach, RUYLI Annu BONILJGYQGF, Gladys Zartrnan, Yvonne Yeagley, Ruth Ann Snyder. Fourth Row: Cathleen Adair, Mary Ann Nixdorf, Connie Landis, Nancy Hevener, Betty Smith, Elva Reider, Sandra Parrish Erlene Diem, Joan Gockley, Jane Shirk, Shirley Meiskey, Joyce Shaeffer, Geraldine Engle, Janice Nissley, Fifth Row: Robert Scatchard, David Scherpf, Thomas Hoover, Warren Mellinger, John Deibler, Thomas Neideigh, Kenneth Adams, Richard Miller, Joseph Hertz, Nevin Nuss, Cloyd Ruhl. Sixth Row: John Brubaker, Harold Zirzet, Donald Nessinger, Dale Nagle, Jon Oleskowitz, Paul Leonard, Edward Wiker, Joseph Willis, Larry Ruth, William Wall, Raymond Bomberger, Lloyd Zimmerman. Seventh Row: Glenn Groff, Curt Baer, Charles Grumbling, Warren Pettyiohn, Ronald Eckert, Mahlon Mentzer, Clarence Adams, Robert Hartman, Gary Ditzler, Richard Getz. SEVENTH GRADE First Row: Miss Riehl, Advisor, Mary Siebert, Sylvia Carvell, Donna Wenger, Helen Clobes, Natashia Botchotf, Gladys Dissinger, Claudia Buchter, Gloria Brumbach, Darlene Shreiner, Dawn McCoy, Dolores Hirneisen, Mrs. Steiner, Advisor. Second Row: Miss Enck, Advisor, Robert Frey, Stephen Strong, Douglas Zell, Celeste Long, Marcia Meiskey, Carol Shirk, Elayne Mackley, Barbara Pennell, Linda Wertsch, Judith Heckel, Sally Felker, Pearl Martin. Third Row: Melvin Geib, Allan Miller, Lonnie Ibach, Michael Reed, Kerry Fritz, Gerry Myers, Betty Peiffer, Carol Zartman, Carol Ludwig, Esther Binkley, Diane Hoaster, Donna Slagel, Barbara Earhart. Fourth row: Walter Spicer, James Green, Luther Kulp, Charles Miller, Ronald Reed, Jackson Bucher, Marilyn Ressler, Mary Ann Hess, Margaret Lehigh, Doris Peters, Susan Shreiner, Rita Hertz, Betsy Kauffman. Fifth Row: Philip Mummert, William Hamp, Terry Dagen, Larry Greybill, Douglas Hess, Glenn Knight, Leslie Hollingsworth, Barry Garman, Darlene Weachter, Barbara Kroeck, Sarah Tunney, Carol Kowalewski, Lester Nagle. Sixth Row: Mervin Frank, Herbert Pfautz, John Zercher, James Conrad, Michael Hoffman, Terry Garner, Barbara Cramer, Mariorie Klenin, Truda Smith, Janet Reidenbaugh, Carol Vogeler, Janice Brillhort. Seventh Row: Richard Keller, William Lindeman, James Diehm, Stephen Smith, Robert Weidler, Donald Brubaker, Alberto Alvarado, Rose Marie Grabill, Claudia Hostetter, Nancy Nauman, Elaine Wenger, Margaret Rhodes. Eighth Row: Joseph Doster, Thomas McKinney, Randolph Hall, Robert Bachman, Lanny Ressler, Kenneth Ditzler, Jerry Michael, Michael Leeking, James Boose, Nelson Good. 'D :RQ .5- e 5 if: if v in E N ui BP SIPGIRTVS 'I NQBV4 M? ,f X .r 3 Ri X! 1 5 DY yi XX Nx , L, ...f i F f ' Nl ff Nx fl I I QWL I if ' ' Q2 VARSITY FOOTBALL First Row: left to right, Gene Clair, Jack Zink, Ron Roth, Ed Harnly, Co-Captains: Glenn Martin, Nevin Weit, Ed Larkins, Sam Nuss, Dick Allebach, Art Myers. Second Row: Ivan Boyer, Ned Foltz, Fred Weidman, Don Wagaman, Barry Erb, Ron Janick, Glenn Badorf, Barry Rhoades, Ned Partridge. Third Row: Jim Reese, Charles Zink, Bruce Balmer, Skip Reese, George Male, David Minnich, Dick Foltz, John Landis, Neil Bushong. Fourth Row: Mgrs. Jack Ruebman, Bill Frey, Bill Groshg Sr. Mgr. Doug Minnichg Jeff Hoaster, Lee Klopp, Binner, Mgrs. Ken Kline, Phil McCloud. Fifth Row: Coaches: Carabba, Miller, Kambic, Male, Rider. Warwick A , . . 13 Warwick H . . . . 39 Warwick A . . . 15 Warwick A . . . 6 Warwick H . . . . 12 Warwick A . . . , . 20 Warwick H , . . 6 Warwick A . . . , , 13 Warwick H ,..... 6 Warwick H , ,... 6 TOTALS 136 Red Lion . . Cocalico . , Solanco , Elizabethtown Columbia . , Wilson , . . Manheim Cent M. T. H. S. . . West York ,. Ephrata . JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL The Junior Varsity football team, coached by Mr. Kambic and Mr. Rider, ended a success- ful season boasting a 4-0 record. The team, which was composed of sophomores and iuniors, showed promising results of a championship football team for Warwick High School in the very near future. Although the team was under the leadership ofa different captain during each game, they showed their willingness to cooperate and to follow instructions by winning every game they played. The closest game played was against Columbia, but the team showed their determination to win by holding Columbia to six points while totaling seven themselves. Columbia ,..., . .. 7 - 6 Manheim Twp .. ,. 24 - 7 Cocalico ..,.. .. . 7 - 0 Ephrata .,.. . . . 20 - 0 X95 S. ED HARNLY 1. ' . 1' Qi W W' N15 xf VARSITY HOCKEY First Row: Mgr. Sally Gundrum, Barbara Forrey, Mgr. Marilyn Zartman. Second Row: Mgr. Elaine Kendig, Alice Gundrum, Patricia Kauffman, Emma Witwer, Margaret Hanna, Sally Sue Templeton, Mary Alice Diehm, Lucille Hall, Lynn Good, .loan Eckman, Brooke Minnich, Miss Johanne Smith, Coach. Sticks down! was the signal we heard from our coach Miss Johanne Smith throughout our season. Compiling a record of seven wins, two losses, and one tie, the team did their best and ended in second place. The senior girls who were seen on the Varsity squad for the past three years and played their last game for W. H. S. are co-captains' P. Kauffman, R. H. and S. S. Templeton, R. F., S. Beck, C. F., J. Eckman, L. H., M. A. Diehm, L. W., A. Gundrum, L. I., and L. Hall, R. W. We wish the future hockey teams of W. H. S. the best of luck. VARSITY SCORES Warwick ....,. 4 Manheim Central Warwick . . . . 3 Solanco . , . . . . Warwick . . . 5 Hempfield . . Warwick . . . . 3 'Manor . , , Warwick .. . , . l 'iManheim Twp. . Warwick . . . . 3 Solanco , . . . . Warwick .,..., 2 'Manor . , . Warwick . . l 'Manheim Twp. . League games' JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM First Row: Gloria Showers, Joan Welch, Sylvia Swarr, Nina Strable, Nancy Eicholtz, Ruth Ann Arehart, Debra Lebo, Carol Bennethum, Carol Morgan, Peggy Getz, Jane Krushinski. Second Row: Mary Beth Carl, Becky Stauffer, Phyllis Kling, Marian Gramola, Elizabeth Tunney, Marie Armold, Marion Getz, Susan Beck, in back of her, Shirley Waltz, Dianne Forrest, Lorraine Miller, Susanne Risser, Sue Hendricks, Linda Dillman, Patricia Geib, Florence Bowman, Miss Johanne Smith, Coach. The Warwick High School Junior Varsity Hockey Team led by Coach Johanne Smith and Captain Susie Beck ended their season with 3 wins, 3 losses and 2 ties. The hard practice and fine spirit that was shown by this team during practice sessions and games should prove an asset to the future varsity squads. For the season Captain Susie Beck, Peggy Getz, and Sylvia Swarr each scored one goal for the season. SCORES Warwick . . . . 0 Manheim Central . . . . 'I Warwick .. ., 1 Solanco .......,.. .. 0 Warwick .. ., 1 Hempfield ........ .. O Warwick .. .. O Manor ,..,...,... .. O Warwick .. .. 0 Manheim Township ., 5 Warwick ,. .. 0 Solanco ......... .. 0 Warwick .. .. 'l Manor ........... .. 0 Warwick .. .. O Manheim Township .. 2 VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling: Daniel Sheffy, Mgr., Standing: Mr. Miller, coach, Edgar Harnly, Edward Larkins, Richard Allebach Glenn Martin, Kenneth Keener, John Gibbel, Ronald Roth, Nevin Weit, Samuel Nuss, Jere Long, Mr. Trupe, coach, Kneeling: Gerald Kemper, Mgr. Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick On March 1, 1957, the Warwick Warriors won the Lancaster County Basketball Cham- pionship. On March 12, Warwick defeated Manchester High School, York County champions, to advance to the District 3, Class B P.l.A.A. finals. Lacking height, with injuries to one and sometimes more than one of the players throughout most of the season, Warwick, with fine team play andspirit, rolled up 23 wins to 3 losses. Before losing to Palmyra Palms in the District 3 finals, Warwick had captured 16 straight victories. The last five of which Warwick was supposed to lose. Captain Ed Harnly led the team in spirit and also in total points 15011, average points per games C19.2J, rebounds 14241, and shots made percentage l43.2'f2J. Even though he was the leader in these departments the other four players on the team came through in championship style as the record books show. Team statistics are as follows: Warwick Opponent Difference Total points 1518 1138 380 Rebounds . . . . ....... , . ......,. 1075 627 448 Percent of shots made from the field . , 36W 3299 494 Donegal ...,.. Warwick ....,. 65 Pequea Valley , , . Manheim Central Warwick . ..,.. 53 Ephrata .... . . Garden Spot ., Warwick ...... 76 Solanco .. , . 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'P' Cwlvrw Hwvv- 'JV' F 'WV' L I.kl.x.y.:l1m.:.-1 me .x.n.... ,.,..., Gm, ow, Sum, HI., hw mn x..-nm-...Q cam ug. 1..-.. r- . .1 .Q .1 .. 1 . ,, .. n :- 1 H6 ick 'Yo 50-31 Win ... .wr Y .M ...x X ...x xmx wx., Vw... .A 1. X ' .,.,.. kk W.. n..., .,.. VARSITY BASEBALL Standing: left to right, Glenn Zartman, Coach Bernie Rider, Bob Weaver, Ron Janick, Ed Harnly, George Mule, Larry Witmer, Gerald Weachter, John Gibbel, Barry Kauffman. Second Row: Ned Partridge, Ivan Boyer, Charley Engle, John Showers, Gene Clair, Charlie Zink, Nevin Bucher, Dave Newcomer. First Row: Jim Davidson, Ed Larkins, Nev Weit, Dick Allebach, Larry Miller, Jack Zink, Barry Erb, Jim Oatman, Ken Keener. The Warwick High Baseball Team, known as the Pretzels, ended last year's season with 3 wins and IO defeats. Nev Weit, 'I956 captain, led the squad with a .208 batting average. The battting averages for the league games are as follows: Marlin Longenecker .300, Ed. Larkins .200, Lorrie Miller .O95, Ken Keener .O83, Jim Davidson .348, Dick Allebach .120, .lack Zink .214, Barry Erb .25O, Gene Clair .067, and Dave Newcomer .i67. Ray Dennis, James Gibbel, Ray Huber, Marlin Longenecker, and Jim Parsons played their first game for the newly united Warwick Team and their last game in high school. In the pitching department Nevin Weit pitched 24 innings, fanned 35, and walked i9 while recording a 2-2 record. In 'I6 innings Jack Zink struck out 30 batters, walked 27, and hung up a 0-3 mark. 1956 BASEBALL SEASON 'I Warwick . Cocalico 14 Warwick 0 Ephrata 0 Warwick 0 Cocalico 6 Warwick 8 Ephrata 8 Warwick 7 . Hempfield 9 Warwick O Elizabethtown 2 Warwick 4 , Donegal 3 Warwick 5 Manheim Central 9 Warwick 4 Hempfield 17 Warwick 1 Elizabethtown il Warwick 6 Donegal 2 Warwick 4 Columbia 9 Warwick 2 Manheim Central i2 Warwick 0 Columbia 9 Q li 1 'C-WL. f ii ' 4m,,-Q M, Www 3 M 5 ,M N.g.+fk KM' if agywvuw ':fx,.i 1+ E 43. IQ A 1 1 - ' Z, .V 1 'L F' srwxww ' . -- , 1 ky Nl 'S K . -M17 ' wx x VARSITY TENNIS Front Row: left to right, John Adams, Ken Kline, Fred Ruebman, Barry Sensenig, Barry Rhoads, Doug Kent, Glenn Badorf, Scott Gorman, Coach. Back Row: left to right, Larry Keenan, Clyde Petticoffer, Richard Spang, Oscar Ressler, Jim Reese, John Landis, John Badorf, Paul Herr, Donald Dodson, Richard Ruhl, Ronald Kline, Barry Mule, Jack Ruebman. Absent: Bill Grosh. The Warwick High Netmen of 1956 under the coaching of Mr. Scott Gorman compiled a fine record in the Inter-county Scholastic League by scoring six wins against one defeat finishing second only to Donegal. The final match deciding the championship of the league was won by Donegal four to three. However, we did have the honor of having Howie Good winning the Inter-county singles championship. Also participating in the Central Pennsylvania League, the netmen faced keen com- petition, but finished with three wins against three defeats. The veterans returning are Barry Sensenig and Bill Grosh. They will also receive support from Glenn Badorf, Barry Rhoads, and Fred Ruebman. COUNTY LEAGUE STANDINGS Warwick ...,.. 4 Warwick ,.t.,. 5 Warwick ...,.. 5 Warwick ...,., 6 Warwick ..... 5 Warwick ,..... 6 Warwick ....,. 3 CENTRAL PENN Warwick . 4... 7 Warwick ...... 1 Warwick .,,... 0 Warwick . ..., 2 Warwick ...... 5 Warwick ,..... 7 Manheim Township Manheim . , . . New Holland , Hempfield , . . McCaskey J. V. , Country Day Donegal . . . . . Central Dauphin . Hershey , . McCaskey ,.... Donegal ., . York ,, .. .. William Penn ., GIRLS TENNIS First Row: Carol Bennethum, Mgr., Karen Heistand, Alice Gundrum, Mary Alice Diehm, Pat Kauffman, Lucy Hall, Joyce Rannels, Mgr., Shirley Waltz. Second Row: Patricia Geib, Mgr., Brooke Minnich, Beverly Roth, Florence Bowman, Miss Johanne Smith, Coach: Carol Morgan, Emma Witwer, Lillie Weiler, Mgrs., Barbara Forrey, Susan Beck, Sally Gundrum. This year's girls' tennis team under the direction of their new coach Miss Johanne Smith had a schedule of seven games. The regular match consisted of five singles and two doubles. Although the girls were not placed in a special league, their playing opponents were Elizabethtown, Donegal, Country Day, and Manheim Central. Every week they had challenge matches to determine their height on the tennis ladder. According to this ladder method, the top seven girls were Pat Kauffman, Lucy Hall, Joyce Rannels, Mary Alice Diehm, Carol Morgan, Emma Witwer, and Brooke Minnich. We hope that the girls finish with a successful season, not only this year, but in the future years also. Scores up to May i, 1957 Warwick 1 ., ............,,... Elizabethtown 6 Warwick 3 . . . . . Donegal 4 GIRLS' BASKETBALL First Row: Susan Beck, Lucille Hall, Patricia Binkley, Susan Myers, Sally Sue Templeton, Mary Alice Diehm, Marilyn Zartman. Second Row: Erma Martin, Rufina Grube, Bebe Kreider, Linda Palma, Lynn Good, Joyce Rannels, Florence Bowman, Margaret Hanna, Sandra Huber, Nina Stroble, Eleanor Ludwig, Judy Markert, Carol Ulrich, Emma Witwer, Carol Kroeck, Carol Bennethum, Dianne Forest. Third Row: Mgrs. Patricia'Geib, Jane Krushinski, Theresa Cuccio, Miss Johanne Smith, Alice Gundrum, Brooke Minnich. The girls' varsity basketball team, coached by Miss Johanne Smith, enjoyed a successful season with seven wins and three losses. The varsity squad consisted of torwards-co- captain Sue Myers, Lucy Hall, Sally Sue Templeton, and guards-co-captain Mary Alice Diehm, Maggie Hanna, Joyce Rannels. The Warwick lassies scored 335 points for a 33.5 point average a game. Leading scorers were S. S. Templeton, with 111 points for a- 14.3 average, Lucy Hall with 108 points for a 12.6 average, and Susie Myers with 107 points for a 10.7 average. SCORES Warwick .,.. 46 Lebanon Catholic . Warwick . . 48 Country Day . , , Warwick ..., 33 Linden Hall , . Warwick .,.. 42 Country Day . . Warwick .... 69 Lancaster Catholic Warwick .,,. 26 Linden Hall - Warwick .,., 20 Lebanon High School Warwick . , . 15 Lebanon High School Warwick ,... 41 Lebanon Catholic Warwick , .. 35 Lancaster Catholic 0' WMHH LICE GUNDRUM COACHJOHANNESMHH I THERESA cuccno PA 7 BINKLEY J JR. HIGH FOOTBALL First Row: Roy Clair, Lee Klopp, Robert Weaver, Rodney Welch, John Landis, Charles Zink, James Reese, Neil Bushong, George Male, Terry Hartman, Jim Minnich. Second Row: Mr. Miller, Dick Minnich, Charles Sweitzer, Paul Sipe, Jay Eichelberger, Glenn Dussinger, Mr. Carabba, Spencer Kopp, John Howell, Melvin Jones, William Donner, Binner, Barry Male. Third Row: Jack Mitchell, Richard Weidman, Herbert Nixdorf, Sid Adams, John Dengler, Herb Long, Amos Miller, Robert Grofl, Sidney Mumma, Russell Doggett, William Zimmerman. Warwick . . . O Elizabethtown , O Warwick . . 12 Columbia . . 7 Warwick ,. 6 M. H. S. , . . . 7 Warwick . . . 7' Ephrota CHomel 20 Warwick .. 0 Ephrata CAwayD 19 Warwick . . . 20 Columbia ,.... . 7 WRESTLERS Standing: left to right, David Dauber, Mgr. Ken Kline, Fred Weidman, Don Wagamon, Joseph Emmi, Dave Minnich, Lee Klopp, Bob Weaver, Doug Kent, Jeff Hoosier, Ken Garner, Mgr. Lester Nagle. Kneeling: left to right, Simon Fickenger, Phil McCloud, Randy Kling, Bill Donner, Glenn Dussinger, Alan Stauffer, Fred Powell on mat, Gary Gardner, Ronnie Whitcraft. Coach: Elwood Reese. Left to Right: Coach Dean Miller, Barry Rhoades, William Grosh, Raymond Graff, Art Myers, Ned Partridge, James Davidson, Paul Herr, Nevin Huber, LeRroy Trupe, Coach. Barry Kauffman, Mgr. Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick This is an undefeated season. SCORES Donegal ,.,. , . M. Central Garden Spot Upper Leacock , .. Cocalico . . Lamp.-Stras. E. Lamp. ......, . . quea Valley ...... I-Q,Ep ta .... Warwick Warwick ..., Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Solanco . . . . Donegal . . . Garden Spot .. Upper Leacock . Cocalico .,... M. Central , . . E. Lampeter . . . Pequea Valley , Ephrata ...., . Solanco . . . . . Lamp.-Stras. . . . JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Front Row: left to right, Richard Minnich, Mgr., John Landis, Donald Dodson, George Male Jr., Charles Zink, Spencer Kopp, Terry Hartman, Herbert Long, Mgr. Buck Row: left to right, Robert Scatchard, Mgr. Jack Ruebman, Mike Hoffman, Barry Male, Roy Clair, Sidney Adams, Doug Hackman, William Lindeman, Robert Watts, William Hamp, Amos Miller, Joe Carabba, Coach. Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Donegal . Manheim Cocalico . Ephrata , . Hempfield Man. Twp. Penn Manor . . Hempfield Lanc. Twp. Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Donegal . Cocalico . . Ephrata . . Manheim Cent. Manheim Twp. Upper Leacock Penn Manor Upper Leacock Lanc. Twp. .. - Q 3 F 5. al -f ey. ,Y X, , , Q - 0 535 ' M kivgw 'w 1 v A kb ge Sw: Q J I ww 'xi Q f 1 Y A vu A in A TIVITIES fb fgfl V 53 'L 3 Q bib Q pf MX ,r RQ, a ffl! Xxx Q 'F 31 difyg xk a -5' .QV K a? .A A Z XJ if f y ...Q WARWICK SENIOR PLAY Seated left to right: Ronald Reedy, Darlene Blauch, David Weaver, Susan Beck, Bruce Horne, Sally Sue Templeton, Mary White, James Oatman, Patricia Kauffman, Elaine Kendig, Norma Leid, Dorothy Forrest. Standing left to right: Bonnie Lou Gibble, Ruth Eberly, Mr. Garman, William Dengler, Kenneth Hufford, Mary Alice Diehm, Roger Gerhart, Judy Ruebman, John Gibbel, Anita Zug, Douglas Mninich, Phyllis Koser, Edward Steffy, Kenneth Keener. Our last high school performance was entitled Cupid In Pigtails , a three-act farce which was presented on March 8 and 16, 1957, in the Warwick High School. We were privileged in presenting the first performance held in the new auditorium. The play centered around Suzy McAdams, a dynamic twelve-year-old, and Squeegee Squires, Suzy's side-kick. These two resorted to all kinds of tricks to keep Suzy's brother and sister from falling for April and Beaseley Fogg, children of a sophisticated business- man. Of course they shrewdly managed to do so in spite of many diffciulties, and all ended well. The following was the cast of characters: Suzy McAdams, Susan Beck, Todd McAdams, John Gibbel, Gail McAdams, Sally Sue Templeton, Mabelle McAdams, Judy Ruebman, Dorothea Vanderford, Mary White, Rolls Sappleton, William Dengler, Murchi- son Fogg, Kenneth Hufford, April Fogg, Darlene Blauch, Beaseley Fogg, David Weaver, Pete Farley, Douglas Minnich, Beth Farley, Anita Zug, Squeegee Squires, Bruce Horne, Ollie May Squires, Mary Alice Diehm, Gertie Groot, Phyllis Koser, Carter Prescott, Roger Gerhart. Mr. Scott Gorman, our capable director, deserves much credit for helping to make the play a success. 6 'of' x . -ww: . -zgsm, . , . ,4 .1 bn, y . 5 8. 1. Grgb C Q 5 90119 in L V h mw pf A ,A an ' W .9 , Q JUNIOR PLAY AT WARWICK TWP.- Twixteen Left to right: Patricia Binkley, Kenneth Hufford, Jeanette Young, Anita Zug, Kenneth Keener, Glenn Martin, Doris Stoner, Darlene Forney, Donald Huber. JUNIOR PLAY AT LITITZ- Money Mad Standing left to right: Bonita Louise Gibble, Dorothy Forrest, Ronald Reedy, William Rose, Sally Sue Templeton, Marilyn Zartman, Gerald Kemper, Phyllis Koser, Edward Steffy, Samuel Nuss. Seated left to right: Mrs. Steiner, William Dengler, Mary Alice Diehm, Lucille Hall, Lloyd Zercher, Susan Beck, Judy Ruebman, Douglas Minnich, James Oatman, Alice Gundrum, John Gibbel, Mary White, Bruce Horne. DANCE ORCHESTRA Fronf Row: Piano Barbara Bushongg Alto Sax--Kay Holler, Ken Huflordg Tenor Sax--Paul Minnichg Bass Viol .luck Mcrkert. Second Row: Trombones Tom Keehn, Dave Newcomerg Trumpets-Viviun Hoffer, Pat Binkley, Dove Ebersale. Third Row: Director YMr. Ray Kaullmung Drums Ronald Reecly, SENIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA Fronf Row: PianovKay Hofferg Flutes-Mary Grube, Barbara Buslwong, Borboru DeVinkp Violin-Sylvia Swarrg Cello-Rufena Grube, Bonnie Gibble, Tom Keehn. Second Row: Allo Sox-Ken Huffordg Tenor Sax-Sandy Buckholclerg Clarinels-Joanne Shelly, Lindo Williams, Peggy Seuberg Flute-Laura Forneyg Bass Viol-Jack Morkerf. . Third Row: Trombone-Dave Newcomerg Trumpets-Viviun Hoffer, Bill Dengler, Dave Ebersole, Pai Binkley. Fourfh Row: Percussion-Jere Long, Ed Slelfy, Nino Stroble, Ronald Reeclyp Director-Mr. Ray Kauffman. SENIOR HIGH BAND First Row: Gloria Showers, Linda Williams, Bonnie Gibble, Joanne Shelly, Mary Louise Stoll, Kay Hoffer, Barbara Bushong, Barbara DeVink, Dorothy Forrest, Laura Forney, Jane Krushinski. Second Row: Rulina Grube, Roxann Haldeman, Jo Ann Todd, Margaret Seaber, Georgia Hooster, Audrey Kissinger, Barbara Forrey, Joan McCoy, Lynn Good, Kenneth Hufford, Susan Risser, Shirley Hackman, Marcelena Hess, Sandro Miller, Paul Minnich, Ronald Jonick. Third Row: Fred Ruebman, Donald Longenecker, Patricia Binkley, William Dengler, David Ebersole, Roger Gerhart, Glenn Martin, Vivian Hoffer, Arthur Myers, Jack Markert, Donald Huber, Kenneth Keener. Fourth Row: Patricia Lutz, Sylvia Swarr, Thomas Keehn, Rodney Hilton, John Gibbel, David Newcomer, Barry Erb, Barry Kauff- man, Jere Buchter, Ronald Nelson. Fifth Row: Ramona Groff, Kathleen Longenecker, Mr. Henry Steiner, Nina Stroble, Edward Steffy, Peggy Getz, Ronald Reedy, Joan Klopp, Ned Foltz, Carol Garner, Nancy Royer, Lucille Hall, Judith Zercher, Alice Lehigh, Lillie Weiler, Mary Alice Diehm, Florence Bowrnan, Karen Klopp, Susan Myers, Linda Palma, Joan Eckman, Larry Balmer, Douglas Kent, Edgar Harnly, William Pennell. MAJORETTES Standing, left to right: Mary Alice Diehm, Judy Zercher, Florence Bowman, Alice Lehigh, Lillie Weiler . Kneeling: Lucille Hall, Karen Klopp. JUNIOR HIGH BAND First Row: Douglas Mackley, Ronald Whitcraft, Jerry Ehrhart, Celeste Long, Carell Snavely, Linda Dillman, Dianne Forrest, Selina Cox, Hylo Neff, Orpho Hershey, Kay Martin, Rochelle Pelger. Second Row: Randy Hall, Linda Herr, Lynn Mathers, Joan Kautz, Ruth Styer, Mary Ann Hess, Carol Shirk, Carol Kowaleski, Larry Graybill, Kenneth Stork, Sondra Corbett, Lucinda Weiler, Susan Wall, Georgia Danley, Janet Messner, Betsy Cox. Third Row: Joan Achey, Judy Weidler, Linda Wertsch, Walter Spicer, Russell Cochran, William Lindeman, Sidney Adams, Donna Slagel, Mike Worrell, Doug Stark, Lynnwood Hyle, Rodney Lutz, Donald Whitcraft, Sidney Mamma, Lanny Ressler, Carlton Walls, Ken Ditzler, Ken Weaver, Warren Pettyiohn, Warren Mellinger. Fouth Row: Mr. Steiner, James Boose, Douglas Zell, Mike Leeking, Curt Boer, Betsy Kauffman, Barry Gorman, Ronald Kline, Richard Rader, Spencer Kopp, Joseph Doster, Philip Mummert, Larry Kennen, James Brubaker, Douglas Hess, Jack Landis, Byron Hornberger, Terry Hartman, Sara Steiner, Barbara Pennell. Filth Row: Lonny Ibach, Jerry Michael, Sally Adair, James Green, John Dengler, Severin Yerger, Harlan Bleacher, John Howell, Kerry Fritz, Clyde Forney, Jay Shelley. :P 1. ., . M., 1 '23 ZPPMA K,1nV'n. 4, - . ,-,, v ,. V.hA ,, fy . 1 . - , 4 ,. , 4, I ,..-is '- ,lf nj' .f - Y fx :'f,., f ' A .W Q' f 3 w , , 74.4, ,5 ., kwf , A qi . W. ,MA -'55, L I A X n 44 , . , , af .. . Mff' 2 vd 1,9 .. Q n Ja .. ,n rl , ,3X,.,..-..W..V,,,.,...,......., W., . W-,-5.5 - N L,i,QT.1!?i- .. aff-.Wu-. ' .3 Q ,Arg 1 .sm rw ,,,..,u.gL,k 4 . v W Q, 1 - A.,,.'s'fi'.-.fY,gf1A-ny. r H . I , l K ,vw 'ji - 2 ! . W f s W Q 7 A H. 5 3. 1 L ix Q .ff -X ... f1.Q . 142 f K4 . A 4. . x l I , Hi Q t2'2v2'1s' :1?Q+'1'-.V,,-111:-'44 QT 1 J. -w b , 13 1.4 ff 7? ,WL Aw-aff ' X , rf? Q 41.f 'f 'QP'-XA '5- WT Rx sm? bk X, xx ,V .71 U A A A Q -Y I ' 1 , .4 R I in ks? J .v . vf ' gl ' ,. V :D xl E5 ' 5 ' J' 4 GIRLS' ENSEMBLE First Row: left to right, Mary Sue Davidson, Pauline Groft, Judith Ruebman, Elaine Wonder, Susan Beck. Second Row: Mary White, Elaine Kendig, Margaret Hanna, Brooke Minnich. Third Row: Peggy Mundorf, Nancy Royer, Emma Witwer, Jean Landis. QA - A . 4 A SENIOR HIGH GLEE CLUB First Row: left to right, Bonnie Gibble, Elaine Wonder, Dorothy Forrest, Peggy Mundort, Barry Kauffman, 'Thomas Keehn, Jack Markert, Ronald Reedy, Glenn Zartman, David Ebersole, Peggy Getz, Carol Garner, Brooke Minnich, Nancy Royer, Mr. Dunkle, Director. Second Row: Judy Ruebman, Roxanne Haldeman, Patricia Lutz, Ned Foltz, Jere Long, William Grosh, Donald Huber, Kenneth Keener, Gerald Kemper, David Newcomer, Kenneth Hufford, Sylvia Swarr, Patricia Kauff- man, Floy Snyder, Sally Sue Templeton. Third Row: Miriam Atkinson, Virginia Reitz, Ethel Hollinger, William Dengler, Rodney Hilton, Barry Sensenig, James Oatman, Douglas Minnich, William Rose, Charles Yingst, Glenn Martin, Ned Partridge, Joanne Bucher, Susan Myers, Vivian Hatter, Linda Palma, Kay Hoffer. Fourth Row: Mary White, Emma Witwer, Mary Sue Davidson, Lynn Good, Elaine Kendig, Pauline Graff, Barbara Forrey, Norma Leid, Kathleen Longenecker, Gloria Showers, Margaret Hanna, Barbara DeVink, Florence Bowman, Patricia Binkley, Georgia Hoaster, Susan Beck, Barbara Bushong. BOYS' CHORUS First Row: left to right, Thomas Keehn, Douglas Minnich, Barry Sensenig, Barry Kauffman, David Newcomer. Second Row: Donald Huber, Jack Markert, Ned Partridge, Ned Foltz. Third Row: Kenneth Keener, Glenn 'Martin, William Dengler, Charles Yingst, Ronald Reedy. iiiliiimiiil rf' f fz- : i 1. s .ss The Vocai Music Department has been doing a tre- mendous iob this year. One of the most outstanding features of the year took place December 16. That was the tirst candleiight service ever presented by cr rnusicai organization in either the Lititz or Warwick school districts. Another first was the presentation of My Fair Lady for the Spring Concert which is held annually. As tar as the Giee Club and Choruses are concerned this year has been quite a success. anti i by ii - 4 4 -R JR. HIGH GIRLS' CHORUS First Row: Margaret Moore, Mary Jane Good, Sara Steiner, Sue Wolf, Linda Cummings, Judy Eberly, Penny Graft, Ruth Gibbel, Sandy Mundort, Gloria Engle, Gloria Erb, Velma Willis, Sally Adair, Joyce Shenlc, Carol Beck, Susan Martin, Susan Thompson, June Kinsey, Marty Gundrum, Norma Hill, Virginia Landis, Barbara Johnson, Lorraine Ruhl, Lucille Hall, Linda Underkotfler, Patsy Ruhl, Linda Rhodes, Loretta Harsh, Dianne Forrest, Joan Achey. Second Row: Mary Bucher, Shirley Miller, Sandy Miller, Penny Risser, Lucinda Weiler, Sandra Keller, Phyllis Myers, Lynne Mathers, Kay Martin, Linda Stehman, Georgia Donley, Rochelle Enck, Thelma Good, Sally Johnson, Nancy Strauss, Anna Wenger, Marina Gramola, Carolyn Massey. Third Row: Sandy Blackowicz, Pat Leonard, Susie Way, Elaine Grosh, Mary Lou Martin, Donna McClune, Marie Armold, Harriet Landis, Joan Seldomridge, Carol Ressler, Linda Reed, Jane Markert, Lynette Long, Christine Hagy, Diane Dissinger, Mary E. Tunney, Fay Eckman, Sara Martin, Ruth Stehman, Karen Lutz, Marian Getz, Cheryl Willis. Fourth Row: Irma Martin, Shirley Waltz, June Hess, Rebecca Stauffer, Mary Jane Hill, Mary Ann Leonard, Orpha Hershey, Hyla Neff, Joan Kautz, Sandra Shaub, Marlene Hollinger, Genevieve Hertz, Sarah Amidan, Anna Mary Heck, Mary B, Carl, Lorraine Landis, Joanne Snavely, Joan Striclcler, Sandy Corbett, Sandra Huber, Phyllis Kling, Darlene Buchter, Jean Snyder. A S A - ' V JR. HIGH BOYS' CHORUS First Row: Lonny Ressler, Terry Garner, Lester Shreiner, Randy Hall, Joe Willis, Ken Adams, Ray Bomberger, John Zercher, Dale Nagle, Ed Wiker, Tom Hoover, Bob Scatchard, Phillip Mummert. Second Row: Lloyd Kingswell, James Good, Glenn Knight, Jim Boose, Curt Baer, Dick Minnich, Dick Kellar, Luther Kulp, Don Brubaker, Walter Spicer, Doug Hess, Mr. Dunkle. Third Row: Ted Fickinger, Jett Hoaster, Michael Kath, Dick Engle, Barton Gibble, Bill Lindeman, Dick Getz, Dennis Shaub, Ken Stark, Jae Doster, Larry Graybill, Bill Hamp, Jim Boose. Fourth Row: Melvin Jones, Doug Mackley, Terry Hartman, Jim Weaver, John Landis, Robert Posey, George Male, John Dengler, Jaclz Landis, Denton Miller, Barry Michael, Jerry Ehrhart, Harlan Bleacher, Ronald Reed. STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: .loan Klopp, Lucille Hall, Susan Myers, Sally Sue Templeton, Bruce Horne, Donald Fuhrman, Patricia Geib, Joanne Shelly. Second Row: Barbara Yeagley, Gloria Showers, Carol Morgan, William Grosh, Mr. Houseal, Advisor, David Newcomer, Terry Eckert, Lillie Weiler, Georgia Hoaster, The object ofthe Student Council is to provide ci means of expression for student opinions, to promote student and faculty co-operation, to foster, promote and develop democracy as a way of life. This to provide training and experience in the skills and techniques of good citizenship. JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: left to right, Robert Scatchard, Shirley Miller, Velma Willis, John Landis, Joan Striclcler, Linda Reed Standing: Karen Schreiber, Ann Huber, Linda Wertsch, Phyllis Hall, Linda Underltoffler, Betsy Kauffman, Virginia Kleintelter, Marie Armold, Rochelle Enclc, Sandra Shaub, Susan Hasler, Gerry Myers. YEARBOOK STAFF First Row: left to right, Mrs. Miller, Advisor, William Rose, Robert Keller, Jack Markert, Judith Ruebman, Joan Eckman, Douglas Minnich, Mary Alice Diehm, Jeanette Young. Second Row: Nancy Landis, Phyllis Koser, Ruth Eberly, Mary Louise Stoll, Sandra Hyle, Marilyn Zartman, Rozanne Landis, Ramona Graff, Judith Kilby. Third Row: Patricia Kreiner, Joanne Bucher, Theresa Cuccio, Barbara Bushong, Patricia Binkley, Sandra Miller, Doris Stoner, Anita Zug, Joanne Shelly. Fourth Row: Glenn Martin, Kenneth Keener, Barbara DeVinlm, Alice Gundrum, Lucille Hall, Patricia Kauffman, Sally Sue Templeton, Ruth Adams, Donald Huber, Kenneth Huftord. Fifth Row: Edward Stetfy, William Dengler, Bruce Garner, Donald Zartman, Ronald Reedy, George Hertz, Larry Murr, Susan Myers, Susan Beck, Elaine Kendig. PRETZELETTE STAFF First Row: left to right, Mr. Swisher, Advisor, Sally Sue Templeton, Sylvia Swarr, Alice Gundrum, Judith Christener, Gertrude Hertz, Barry Kauffman. Second Row: Joyce Ditzler, Linda Williams, Elaine Kendig, Theresa Cuccio, Jeanette Young, Darlene Forney, Joyce Felker, Audrey Kissinger, Joan Welch. Third Row: Emma Jane Witwer, Susan Myers, Linda Palma, Bebe Kreider, Peggy Mundort, Nancy Landis, Ruth Eberly, Phyllis Koser, Mary Grube, Marcalena Hess, Elizabeth Martel. Fourth Row: Douglas Kent, Larry Gassert, Sally Gundrum, Rhoda Shenls, Carol Kroeck, Fay Horst, Mary Ann Hess, Joyce Gibble, Ruth Ann Arehort. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Left to Right: Mr. Fuhrman, Kay Hoffer, Mary Sue Davidson, Margaret Seaber, Judy Christener, Rolanne Landis, Richard Allebach, Mary Alice Diehm, Susan Myers, Georgia Hoaster, Phyllis Koser, Mr. Kauffman. The National Honor Society is a new club in Warwick High School. The obiect of the club is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in students of our high school. Candidates for the club must be a iunior or senior in high school and must have a scholarship average of B. Members are elected by a chapter council, consisting of the principal and members of the faculty. In future years the club will organize, elect officers, 'and sponsor projects. 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