Warwick High School - Warrian Yearbook (Lititz, PA)

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'V R Iii 232 'iff . ,f i B WE t D V ?33 X K iW 1 4 4 .-2A, i 3 Q 0 ,iff M55 my H955 WARWHEK HUGH SLEHIEIEM X The members of the Senior Class, in issuing the Warrian, have tried to make this book an authentic and interesting account describ- ing the highlights ot the activities of all Warwick students, especially those of the graduating class. When you look through our book, we hope that you, along with all of us, will greatly enjoy and appreciate our many high school experiences. DEDIC TION We, the Class of 1958, wish to dedicate this yearbook to our Parents, who have given much of their time, money, and effort so that we could have the privilege of ac- quiring an education. Regardless of what the future holds, we will always be grateful and appreciative of all that has been done for us. Pu. i Dennlra CLASS OFFICERS I Richard Allebach Nancy Royer Nancy Eichholtz Ned Foltz CLASS ADVISORS C Mr. deFerneImont Mr. Gaus Mr. Houseal v. m'Naa i4f I' ZW WMS WX W ma WARWICK UNION SCHOOL BOARD 4. Left to right: Richard S. Alle-bach, W. Clyde Hendricks, J. B. Herr, Wilbur H. Graybill, Raymond C. Groff H. Ray Bushong, Frank H. Longenecker, Dr. Howard B. Minnich. W maid: 'iihin' ffnluwl iiiaizinl ., M.-ii.. ...wi ,..h.,.i,,, ii..Wi,i Izniz, i'rnn:iiiv.vnm T.. ihh M.4hir.i-fs hi thi- i,f.hih.mhg cms, hr wnwhk uhhh si-h.,.,: w.- in- mah'-hi uhhh ihhhugh ,i iriihhi p.-nh.-1 in ihi- hmhry hr hm chhhrfy. if is mm- nh fi-..ppi-hih.- hm- hduidzmhhi hzhhddrdh ...hiihrfhhihh.h.1h.xhghi.,r hm.-ihrh ii.-Wihpihhms. we are hhuha L., pi... P .i gf.'..ri1E-hi hr .-mphhgis hh chi- Bi-.phi-Qs. 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Mhrhh Spa .1 superimhg Pfmiiphi limi, Phhhsyivhh... 1. Mhrih wsu i 6 G. MARLIN SPAID Supervising Principal N. J. FUHRMAN High School Principal Hamid: lininn inhnnl Fish-inf G Mem. seem, s..wvx.mg Pnmleef mm. h...51...s. wnnwucx mon scream N 1 mmm, wsnfveau ummm sigh School Lum., Penne. To the Clase of 1958: You have new completed your high school course. Your parents and the school congratulate you as you receive your diplome. He trust that your education will enrich your life. As a high school student, you have had access to all the great truths of our time: the great Christian principles laid down by the Plaster Teacher: the laws that control the gowth and development of the human bodyg the philosophy ol' the various forces at govern- mnt with the tremendous values inherent in our demo- cratlo society. You have been enjoying the henefite of scientific research. You have received a taste of the 'Arts' and the manner ln which they enrich and beautify life. May these great truths help you to play the game ot life fllrly and honestly. Do not be milled by the false doctrine that you can get something for nothing. In St. John 5:32, Jesus spake the following words: 'And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you tree . So may it be with you. Sincerely, 45 .95 5 N. . Puhrmen, Principal M. H. BRUBAKER Ass't Principal Warwick ilniml Snlmnl Bishizt G Merlin 59154. SUDCWIIIVW Prinelvbl um., rmqxum wmwvcx men scwoon February lk, 1955 Nimm e-. vnme-an un-vm. nigh semen Lititz, Penna. 'ro che ox-adunzu or 1958: Cm-meneemnnt day marks the attainment of e worthy goal for which each of you has eagerly strlven. These brlef years of earnest endeavor and happy fellowship surely will afford you many pleasant life memories. Our associations with you have been very pleasant. Your chosen fields of endeavor will challenge your best efforts to do well the work Which you have decided to undertake. Your triumphs ln the course of proper en- deavor shall make us glad also. He have faith Ln you that you will succeed in your chosen fields of endeavor. As students here you now receive our words of fare- well. A hlgh school education should develop a oreative intelligence and indomitable courage. On leaving Warwick High school, we challenge you to do your bit, and with it we wish you God's help and support Ln all you endeavor. Sincerely, Melvin H. Brubaker, Assistant Principal FREDERICK S. AUGUSTINE Millersville State Teachers College B.S. Experience: Cornwall High School: Warwick High School. Subject: Metal Shop. MARY S. BEAR Albright College A.B. Experience: Coleraim Township: Hamburg High School: Salisbury 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. ETHEL CARPENTER Pottstown General Hospital R.N. Experience: West Earl High School: Warwick Union High School. School Nurse. CHARLES A. CARRIER Suffolk University A.B. Franklin and Marshall Temple University Experience: Edward Hand Junior High School: Warwick High School. Subject: Special Education. EUGENE DECHERT Albright College A.B. Temple University Experience: Marion Center High School: Warwick Union High School. Subject: English. LEE C. DUNKLE Lebanon Valley College B.S. Pennsylvania State University Experience: Eastern Joint School: Warwick High School. Subject: Vocal Music. Choir Director. 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. 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. Economic Geography RlCl'lARD C. GAUS Elizabethtown College B.S. Temple University M. Ed. Experience: Warwick Union High School. Subjects: Shorthand: Business Law: Business Exploritory: Junior 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. 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 Elizabethtown College B.S. Pennsjvania State University Millersville State Teachers College 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 j West Chester State Teachers College B.S. Ex erience: Girard College: Parkersburg Hi h School: Gilles ie P 9 P Junior High School: East Donegal Township High School: War- wick Union High School. Subjects: American History: Problems of Democracy. 9 JAY K. JONES Moravian College B.S. Experience: Warwick Union High School. Subject: Mathematics. CARL KAUFMAN Elizabethtown College A.B. Experience: Solonco High School: Warwick Union High School. Subjects: English: History. RAY H. KAUFFMAN Muhlenberg College Lebanon Valley College B.S. University of Michigan M.M. Experience: Warwick Union High School. Subjects: lnstrumental 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: Algebra: Trigonometry: 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 Kutztown State Teachers College B.S. Experience: Norwegian Township High School: West Cocalico Township High School: Warwick Union High School. Subject: Geography. GEORGE R. MALE Moravian College A.B. Millersville Driver Training Course Experience: Ephrata High School: Warwick Union High School. Subjects: Driver Training: 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: Basketball Coach. 'I0 W J. RICHARD MURR Millersville State Teachers College B.S. Pennsylvania State University M.S. Experience: Annville-Cleona High School: Warwick Union High School. Subjects: Mechanical Drawing: Graphic Arts: Baseball Coach. RICHARD A. POHNER Franklin and Marshall College A.B. Experience: Warwick High School. Subject: History: Junior High Basketball Coach. ELWOOD L. REESE Lock Haven State Teachers College B.S. Experience: Warwick Union High School. Subjects: Boys' Health: Boys' Physical Education. Wrestling Coach: Assistant Football Coach. BERNARD RIDER East Stroudsburg State Teachers College B.S. Temple University M.S. Experience: Poulsboro High School: Villanova College: Porter Township High School: Odd Fellows Orphanage School: Warwick Union High School. Subjects: Boys' Health: Physical Education: Football 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. 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. ELEANOR G. RUHL Pennsylvania State University B.S. Experience: Warwick High School. Subject: Home Economics. STANLEY SCHOENBERGER East Stroudsburg State Teachers College B.S. Experience: Warwick Union High School. Subject: Biology. ll BESSIE E. SEARLE Keystone State Normal School Oberlin College A.B. Columbia University M.A. Experience: Myerstown Public Schools: Kutztown High School: Reading Public Schools Williams ort Junior Hi h School: War- i P 9 wick Union High School. Subject: School Librarian. CHARLES D. SLOAD Kutztown State Teachers College B.S. University of Colorado Experience: Warwick Union High School. Subject: Arts and Crafts. JOHANNE SMlTH East Stroudsburg State Teachers College B.S. Experience: Warwick Union High School. Subjects: Girls' Health: Physical Education. HENRY C. STEINER 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 B.S. Experience: West Fairview High School: .Warwick Union High School. Subject: Geography. HAROLD H. SWISHER Bloomsburg State Teachers College B.S. Bucknell University M.S. Experience: Warwick Union High School. Subject: History. LE ROY TRUPE Elizabethtown College B.S. Temple University M.E. Experience: Warwick Union High School. Subjects: Typing: Business Mathematics: Bookkeeping: Basketball Coach: Baseball Coach. SUZANNE F. WAHL Susquehanna University A.B. Experience: Warwick High School. Subject: English. 12 JAY D. WEAVER Millersville State Teachers College B.S. Experience: est Reading High Schoolp Warwick High School biect: athematics. RICHARD S. WILL Millersville State Teachers College B.S. Experience: Warwick Union High School. Subject: History. ELSIE T. ZUG Carnegie Institute of Technology B.S. Experience: Pittsburghg Penn State Extension Serviceg Tamaqua High Schoolg Warwick Union High School. Subjects: Home Economicsg General Economicsg Household Chemistry. L. to R.: Mrs. Gochenauer, Mrs. Reifsnyder, Mrs. Herr. I3 CLASS POEM These days at Warwick have been our best, They will support and strengthen the rest. They formed our education on one solid base, And helped us to secure our future place. Many memories with friends we shared, While our lessons were being prepared. l 1 The future will be different in many ways, il' Like many tomorrows and one yesterday. To the Underclassmen may we pass along, Take heed to all guidance, you'll never go wrong. As our days at Warwick pass slowly away, The memories will linger, day after day. Ruth Ann Arehart cLAss soNe , ' ll. l-PWM 5 9 ' 4 , s fl' Y 7 V s , I f - - if T 9 T l r All. 1 u ' AE :Ell a T I 1 1 l 1 fl! I- 15' Ylfl ,w1li' A , YL - . ' f 'W f -- r .I ll lzzl Y I' 'H 'I , I-I--I I ll - 5 -, al: If , ,,,,,.......... E if ll : A M M' I q If 'influ x al Y W 0 0 Ill : llS, l W W I, I All - I-I -..... Munn F.-I mg IIS W I , H IFI -' c + -P l g YA I, ll I KG , ,, , W I ' ,,, f ...t....... - W I ll I c as I , a u T 4 a 4 Q as a l-A I gl is l J. se ,T s.- ,W ,, c v,,.,. e s ,,,,,v as U w a The time has COINS fOr pCIl'l'lng 'lI'Om ded! old The friendg qnd fun we've known we leqve WOI'WlClC l'll9l'1, with memories, We travel forth wlTl'1 l'ligl'1-filled hopes, OUI' best The books and music, spgrfs and qrt, in this we all will Try- we did believe. These noisy halls and classrooms, things learned Triumphantly we go forth to conquer all our foes f h I I rom leac ers loo Farewell, dear Warwick, fond farewell, grand Will always linger in our minds, success we'll owe glory from you glows. to you. I4 X1 SENIORS ff V fl 4 5 can 'Y B ,F FRED GENE ADAMS Freddy That's nasty . . fast driver. , .often seen working at Hirsts. . drives a Pontiac . . . likes the girls . . . dislikes slow drivers . . . favorite food is steak . . . loves to hunt . . . plans to go to Drexel. Hot Rod Club 3, 4, Hot Stove League 2. RICHARD S. ALLEBACH Dick li h ' d f ll ls t at rig t?' .stu ious.. ootba co-captain. . talkative.. enjoys all sports. . .dislikes silly girls. . neat laugh. . .future engineer. Football l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Class President 4, Officials Club 2, Hot Stove League I, Varsity Club 3, 4, Yearbook 4. Amazing, isn't it? . . . dependable football player . . . loves pizza pie?? . . . works at the Sutter . . . dislikes conceited girls . . . loves sports . . . future mechanical engineer. Football 4, Basketball 2, Class President i, Junior Play 3, Varsity Club 4, Class Vice Presi- dent 2. GLENN OWEN BADORF Bat RUTH ANN AREHART Squeaky Holy Cow! . . seen with Joyce and Judy. . .delights in talking, . .class clown. . loves all kinds of food. . .pet peeve: boys. . .yery friendly. , future elementary teacher. Library Assistant I, 3, 4, Hockey 3, School Paper 3, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Girls' Chorus 3. CAROL LYNN BENNETHUM Stump That's so . . pretty eyes. . .good dancer. . ,never on time. . peppy cheer- leader . . . trophy winner . . . one of the four . . . plans to attend college. Hockey 3, 4, Baskeball I, 2, 3, Maiorette 1, 2, Cheerleader 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, Mixed Chorus l, 2, Patrol Squad I, Junior Play 3, Varsity Club 4, Tennis 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Girl's Chorus 3, 4. 'I6 Gotta eat! . . .possessor of blond curly hair. . .blue eyes. . .some dancer RICHARD HAROLD BORTZ Dick I didn't think you'd make it . . .drives a hot 5O Chevy. . .likes mathematics . . .dislikes homework assignments. . .polite. , .future aeronautical engineer. Hobby Club I, Hot Stove League 2, Proiection Club 3, Science Club 4. Gosh darn it! . . has a pretty smile. . very friendly. . one of the four. . 3, Varsity Club 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. IVAN EUGENE BOYER Ivy . . . drives a hot car . . . football player . . . ambition: join the Air Force. Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 4, Hobby Club I, Hot Stove League 2, Varsity Club 3, 4. ELIZABETH M. BRUBAKER Liz Yes, I think so . . friendly and talkative. . often seen in the office practice room. . .tall and slim. . willing worker. . future office worker. Correspondence Club I, Yearbook 4, Future Homemakers of America 2, 3, 4. ELSIE KATHLEEN BUCHER Elsie Do you know what? . . .dark wavy hair. . .small and talkative. . .likes to sew. . .willing and efficient worker.. dislikes homework.. a future nurse. Bible Club I, 2, Yearbook 4, Future Homemakers of America 3, 4. I7 FLORENCE JANE BOWMAN Flossie doesn't like conceited people. . .likes sports. . .future model or stewardess. Maiorette I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, Hockey 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Y-Teens JUDY MAE CHRISTENER Chris ls that a threat or a promise? . . .dislikes overseas duty for Marines. . .will- ing worker. . .always has a ioke ready. . .full of fun. , honor roll student. . . future secretary. Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 History Club 45 Library Club 2, 35 School Paper l, 2, 3, 4. I don't know . . .good right fielder in baseball. . .wavy black hair. . .pretty blue eyes . . . future electrical engineer. Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Baseball I, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball l, Science Club lg Varsity Club 45 Officials Club 2, 3. MARY SUE DAVIDSON Sue Cripes! . . .pretty red hair. . very ambitious. . .faithful honor roll student . . . enioys talking about politics . . . strong Democrat . . . dislikes Repub- licans . . . future history teacher. Glee Club l, 2, 35 Junior Play 35 Library Club I, 2, 35 Girls' Chorus 35 History Club 4. JOYCE DIIRNER Diirner You better believe it . . .dislikes conceited people. . .likes pop music. . . black wavy hair. . .has a desire to travel. . .seen with Todd and Oberlin. Junior Red Cross I, 25 Future Homemakers of America l, 2, 3, 4. NANCY JANE EICHHOLTZ Nancy That's nice . . . drives a neat 49 Pontiac . . . quiet . . . blonde . . . cute smile . . . likes pizza . . . enioys all sports . . . pretty blue eyes . . . future elementary teacher. Hockey l, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics Club 15 Future Homemakers of America 25 Senior Play 45 Year- book 45 Junior Play 35 Junior Red Cross l, 25 Class Treasurer 4. WALTER EUGENE CLAIR Freenie CHARLES HERBERT ENGLE Chas Wanna bet? . . . dark wavy hair . . . dislikes homework . . . drives an Olds . . ardent Phillie fan. . active church member. . friendly. . future Navy man. Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Hot Stove League 3, 4. BARRY LEE ERB Erby No kidding . . dark wavy hair. . loves sports. . works in pop's gas station . . . likes sports . . . loves to eat . . . ambition: gas station owner. Band l, 2, 3, Baseball l, 2, 3 , 4, Football 1, 2, 3 , A, Varsity Club 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Sen- ior Play 4, Wrestling 3. CARL NED FOLTZ Ned Nay . . .neat appearance. . ,mogician. . .helpful to everyone . . loves spaghetti and meatballs. . wonderful personality. . hopes to enter field of advertising. Band 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Hi-Y Club 4, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Football 3, Class President 3, Class Vice President 4, Student Council l, 2, Biology Club 3. LAURA MAE FORNEY Laura You're kidding! . . . quiet . . . drives a Buick . . . member of the band . . . favorite subiect: shorthand???.. dislikes two faced people. . .neat dresser . . .expects to become an office worker. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, Mixed Chorus l, Orchestra 3, 4, Yearbook 4. BARBARA ANN FORREY Forrey Oh, Crimes! . . .talkative. . .plays goalie on hockey team.. enjoys all sports. .loves to eat. . .annoyed by late people. . admires tall dork and handsome boys. . .future office worker. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Hockey l, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, Varsity Club 4, Yearbook 4. I9 CAROL ANN GARNER Carol Just because . . . great personality . . . always ready to lend helping hand ...one of four . . . can't stand impatient people . . . very speedy typist . .. drives a '52 Ford?? . . . future office worker. Band 4, Color Guard 3, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 3, 4, School Paper 4, Yearbook Ag Mixed Chorus l, 2. RONALD NEVIN GEHMAN Gig Oh, heck . . . Garner's constant companion . . . a real ioker . . . great sense of humor . . . likes to eat fried chicken . . . dislikes stuck-up people... hopes to become a mechanic. Hot Rod Club 3, 4. GERALD R. FREY Frizzles You don't say . . . seen driving a Plymouth . . . owner of a fast boat . . . quiet' . . . tall, dark and handsome . . . dislikes silly girls . . . enioys physics tremendously??? . . . ambition is to become a mechanical engineer or Frigi- daire dealer. Football 3, 4, Hot Rod Club 3, 4, Hot Stove League 2, Athletic Club 1. GARY O. GARNER Garner Come here once . . .possesses a great sense of humor . . . seen with Gehman . . . likes to eat cheeseburgers . . . drives shop teacher crazy . . . future mechanic. Hot Stove League 2, 3, 4, Science Club l. PATRICIA ANN GEIB Pat lsn't that pathetic! . . .our pretty Halloween queen. . dark hair and eyes ., fun to be with. . .likes to eat.. .one of four. . .dislikes those laps in hockey., a future model. Mixed Chorus l, 2, Girls' Chorus 3, 4, Class Treasurer lg Class Vice President 2, Basketball l, 25 Manager 3, 4, Hockey 3, 45 Cheerleader 2, Student Council 3, 47 President 45 Library Club 3, Tennis Manager 3, 45 Junior Play 3, Yearbook 4. 20 JOYCE MARIE GIBBLE Mousie Oh neat! . . .quiet but friendly. . neat dresser. . .loves to eat. . .pretty brown eyes . . . drives a Plymouth . . . dislikes homework . . . plans to be a I'1UfSe. School Paper 3, 4, Junior Red Cross, Dramatics Club I, Correspondence Club 2, Future Nurses' Club 3, 4. MARY LYNN GOOD Lynn Oh my gosh! . . .likes to eat.. pretty hair.. energetic cheerleader... prizes her 57 class ring . . . always telling iokes . . . speedy typist?? . . future nurse. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, County Band 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Hockey I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Cheerleader 4, Basketball l, 3, 4, Future Nurses' Club 3, 4. RAYMOND GROFF - Groffie How about that . . . drives a hot 46 Ford . . . always with the boys . . . likes to eat hamburgers . . . can't understand women drivers . . . always ready for a good time . . . football player . . . future truck driver or mechanic. Varsity Club 4, Future Farmers of America 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM BENJAMIN GROSH WiIlie How about that! . , .real clown. . .dislikes physics. . an inkey dink . . . neat smile. . sports minded. . .future college student at F 8. M. Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, Football Manager i, 2, 3, 4, Student Council I, 2, 3, Varsity Club 3, 4, Hot Stove League l, Science Club 2, Tennis l, 2 ,3 , 4, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Yearbook 4. BARBARA ANN GRUBE Bobbie See how you are! . . . tall and slim . . . drives a 5l Ford convertible . . . neat dresser . . . sports fan . . . good basketball player . . . lover of horses . . . dislikes stuck-up people . . . wants to be an air line stewardess. Basketball l, 2, Hockey 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, Dramatics Club l. 21 Holy Catsl . . friendly and talkative. . .loves ice skating. . .drives her pop's MARY EMMA GRUBE Mary l don't give a rip . . excels in home economics. . .active 4H member. .. usually late. . .always clowning around. . .future home economics teacher. Band l, 2, Yearbook 4, Library Club 3, Orchestra 3, 4, Future Homemakers of America 4. SARAH J. GUNDRUM Sally I don't know . . ,small, . stuclious, . likes sports. . favorite food is Bar-B- Q's . . . works at Gearhart's . . . enioys reading . . . seen with Forrey . . . future nurse. Junior Play 4, Senior Play 4, Future Homemakers of America 2, Yearbook 4, Junior Red Cross 2, Hockey Manager 2, 3, Tennis,Manager 3, Dramatics Club I, Future Nurses' Club 3, 4, School Paper 3. ROXANN FAY HALDEMAN Roxy Chrysler . . . dislikes shorthand homework . . . prizes her diamond . . . am- bition: a secretary. Basketball 2, Correspondence Club l, 2, Y-Teens 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4. We'll have a ball! . . energetic cheerleader captain. . .outstanding athlete . . . always eating . . . enjoys parties . . . keeps the mailman busy . . . plans to enter air line training. Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, County Chorus 3, Girls' Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader l, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Hockey l, 2, 3, 4 fCounty All Star 45, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 4, Class Vice President 3, Library Club l, 2, 3, Varsity Club 4, District Chorus 4, State Chorus. DALE H. HERSH EY Fats Way to go . . .loves to eat. . works in Pop's store. . .hot rod fan. . quite a talker . dislikes the rattles in his car. . plans to be a truck driver. Automobile Club 3, 4, Geography Club l, 2. 22 MARGARET I. HANNA Maggie I don't say .. brown crewcut., prizes his dad's car.. loves to eat LEON S. HERSHEY Skip What was that? . . . loves fishing and hunting . . . meat loaf is his specialty . . .friendly to everyone. . pet peeve: wet, windy school days. . ambition is to find a successful iob. Art Club I5 Hot Rod Club 3, 45 Hot Stove League 2. MARK S. HERSHEY Hersh macaroni. . a flirt, . dislikes stuck-up people. . .future farmer. Class President lg Future Farmers of America 3, 4. MELVIN ALLEN HERSHEY Mel Gee Whiz! . . . has a friendly smile . . . drives a 55 Ford . . . Ag boy . . . flashing brown eyes. . dislikes too many teachers. . sports fan. . future farmer. Hot Stove League i, 25 Future Farmers of America 3, 4. GERTRUDE MARY JANE HERTZ Gert Gosh, darn! . . .pretty blond hair, . .blue eyed lass.. good commercial student, . .hates cats. . .faithful school newspaper reporter, . .constant com- panion of Fay. . .wants to be a secretary. School Paper I, 2, 3, 45 Library Club 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1,125 Girls' Chorus 3, 4. MARCALENA HESS Marcy Really . . .cute poultry queen . . . able and willing worker . . . active 4H member. . .keeps the mailman busy. . .dislikes irresponsible people. . future nurse. Band 'l, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus i5 Maiorette I, 25 Basketabll 15 Yearbook 45 Future Nurses Club 3, 45 School Paper l, 2, 35 Class Secretary 2. 23 1 Oh, no! . . .cute lass with pretty blue eyes. . .faithful honor roll student. . loves to draw. . .prizes her ice skates. . dislikes conceited people. . .future nurse. School Paper 35 Girls' Chorus 45 Future Nurses' Club 3, 45 Yearbook 45 Bible Club 1, 2. THEODORE HEVENER Ted ll Holy Smokes! . . .pretty eyes. . neat smile. . loves coffee. . enioys work- ing on cars. . dislikes women drivers . . future radio repair man. Hot Stove League l, 25 Science Club l, 2. GEORGIA LEE HOASTER Georgia No kidding . . .always late.. likes to eat.. works at Mac's .. swell personality. . pet peeve: boys. . .pretty hair. . .future dental hygienist. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 County Band 3, 45 Junior Play 35 Hockey Manager 45 Student Council 2, 3, 45 Future Nurses' Club 3. KAY LUCILLE HOFFER Kay Bro-o-ther . accomplished musician. . loves to argue. . .hates to get up in the morning. . artistic ability. . very inquisitive. . brainy. . .plans a musical career. Band l, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 County Band 3, 45 Yearbook 45 District Band l, 2, 3,45 Junior Play 35 Dance Band 3, 45 Cheerleader 3, 45 Student Council l, 25 District Orchestra 3, 45 Eastern National Band 35 County Orchestra i, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 4. MARCIA LOU HORN Marcia Oh Schmotz! . . .quiet but friendly. . loves Chinese and Italian foods. . . . . . secretary of Nurses' Club .. . pet peeve is conceited people . . . future nurse. Glee Club l5 Correspondence Club 25 Future Nurses' Club 3, 45 Dramatics Club l. 24 MARY ANN HESS Mary Ann FAY LUCILLE HORST Foy Oh dear! . . quite talkative. . .active church member. . fine occordian and piano player.. speedy typist.. dislikes two-faced people.. plans to be- come a secretary. School Paper 4, Library Club 3, 45 Bible Club 2, Girls' Chorus l, 3, 4, Curtis Campaign Manager 4. to ioin the Air Force. RONALD JANICK Ron Good Gosh, boy! strictly ladies' man good end on football team . . . visits Owl Hill . . . sports fan . . . dislikes silly girls . . . future Marine. Band l, 2, 3, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, Wrestling 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Hot Stove League lg Officials Club 2, Varsity Club 3, 4, Senior Play 45 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4. Ain't . . .pretty blue eyes. .-.friendly smile. . a wrestler . . . interested in cars . . . dislikes ture auto mechanic. Wrestling 3, 4, Hot Stove League lf Future Farmer-f of FRANCES E. KLEINFELTER Fritz Oh Mother! . . . shorthand whiz . . . works at Clint's . . . drives a Plymouth . . .dislikes conceited people. . future secretory. Junior Play 3, School Paper 4, Yearbook 4, Correspondence Club 'Ig Future Homemakers at America 2, 3. 25 ,. ,. J. NEVIN HUBER Horse That's all right . . . a friend to oll . . . loves to eat . . . never a dull mo ment when he's around . . . tallest player on the basketball team . . . plans Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Hot Stove League l, 2, Hot Rod Club 3, 4, CHARLES LYNN KELLER Lynn always ioking. . carefree the rattles in his car . . . America Tl A. Oh quick! . attractive head maiorette. . .enjoys riding in a blue con- vertible. . .likes baseball and basketball. . friendly. . .future office worker. Band I, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club I, 25 Patrol Squad I, 25 Basketball I, 25 Class Vice President I5 Y-Teens 35 Mixed Chorus I, 2. Dog biscuits . . . real speedo type basketball player . .. shortest basket- ball player .. . blonde crewcut friendly . . . he's the long and short of our class. Band I5 Glee Club 35 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 'l5 Football 45 Orchestra 3, 4. Whata ya say! . . .prizes class ring. . .favorite food is hot dogs and sauer- kraut . . . co-helper at Stauffer's Fruit Market . . . possessor of a fine speaking voice. . ,dislikes stuck-up people. . ,future mechanic. Automobile Club 3, 4. KAREN MAE KLOPP Karen ALICE FANNY LEHIGH Alice All righty . . cute maiorette. . .baby blue eyes. . real ioker. . loves olives . . .dislikes shorthand. . .likes to go bowling. . .hopes to become a secretary. Mixed Chorus I5 Y-Teens 35 Band 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 25 Patrol Squad 1. JERE LONG Jere ROY W. MARTIN Rip You better believe it . . . likes Olds convertibles . . . often seen eating . . cheerful. . .delights in teasing. . .hates stuck-up girls. . .future farmer. GEORGE AVERY MILLER Bud 26 LORRAINE ANN MILLER . Lorrie Well ---- ah . . .willing worker. . .determined to succeed in whatever she attempts. . .loves volleyball and bowling. . ,likes sea foods. , .out-of-doors lover. . .dislikes physics tests. . .future pharmacist. Hockey 2, Future Nurses' Club 3, Girls' Chorus 3, 4, Future Homemakers of America 2. : V 'li El! MARGARET BROOKE MINNICH Brooke t Oh, gut! . . . goes for all sports . . . center on hockey team . . . drives an i Olds . . . loves pizza . . . dislikes conceited people . . . future phys. ed.teacher. Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Hockey l, 2, 3, 4 CCo. All Star 41, Basketball 1, 2, 4, Ten- nis 2, 3, Senior Play 4, County Chorus 4, Dramatic Club l, Leader's Club 2, Y-Teens 3. CAROL N. MORGAN Marge Oh help! . . .loves to eat. . .likes all sports. . .enjoys drawing. . .likes to dance . .. always writing letters . . . a future airline stewardess or secretary. Hockey l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, Tennis l, 3, Student Council l, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, Year- book 4. JAMES F. MYER Jim You can say that again . . . prizes his 58 Ford . . . black hair . . . sunny disposition. . .willing class worker. . .dislikes to get up early. . .future farmer. Hot Stove League l, 2, 3, Class President 2, Student Council l, 4, Student Council 4 Nice Pres.J, School Paper 3, Yearbook 4. loves to eat . . . future Marine. Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Band l, 2, 3, Automobile Club 4, Yearbook 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball l, 2, 3, Baseball l, 2, 4, Hot Stove League l, 2. 27 ARTHUR JAY MYERS Art Lots of luck . . .neat dresser. . .swell personality. . .football enthusiast. . . ADAM FRED NAGLE Fritz Ya don't tell me . . always telling jokes. . nature lover. . swell personality . , .dislikes rainy school days. . ,would like to retire a millionaire at 35. Junior Play 3, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Automobile Club 3. JOANNE MARIE OBERLIN Jo You're kidding . . doesn't favor conceited people. . willing worker at the food stand. , likes Bar-B-Ques. . neat laugh. . teller of tall tales. . .desires to be a secretary. Correspondence Club I, Future Homemakers of America 2, 3. Oh, I'm so embarrassed . , likes conceited people. . quite talkative. . a future beautician. Glee Club lg Yearbook 4, Patrol Squad lg Y-Teens 3, Future Homemakers of America 47 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Girls' Chorus 3. LINDA C. PALMA Linda Oh, l'm so proud! . , .a striking brunette. . ,outstanding in dramatics ability . .. loves to imitate eo le . . . asset to basketball team . . . lans to be a P P P nurse. Junior Play 3, Senior. Play 4, School Paper 3, Yearbook A, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Future Homemakers Club 4, Library Club 3, Leaders Club 2, Basketalbl I, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 2, Drantatics Club I. JOANNE PEFFER Jo a friend to all, . .enjoys music class??. . dis- WILLIAM H. PENNELL Bill I don't know . . .intelligent. . likes to play football. . unique ability for doing wrong things at wrong time. . player of bass horn. . .likes to skip out of classes. . hates speech. . .future is uncertain. Football I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3. 28 GERALD R. PFAUTZ Pfautzie It makes you wonder . . . Ag boy . . . blond hair . . . prizes his Mercury . . . dislikes speech class . . . greatest ambition is to be happy. Future Farmers of America 3, 4. That's debatable . . .can really draw, . .carefree fellow. . .dislikes getting up early. . .friendly. . .future commercial artist. Science Club l, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, Junior Red Cross I, 2, Yearbook 4. RAYMOND RICHARD RESSLER Oscar Des okay . . quiet studious senior . . . prizes his green Studebaker . . . unique blusher . . . pals around with Ronald . . . possesses a sly smile . . . plans to enter college. Automobile Club 3. BARRY D. RHOADS Rhoadsey Holy Smokers! . . . possesses pretty blue eyes and a neat physique . . . athletics is his middle name . . . loves football . . . thinks women drivers should be banned from roads . . . hopes to go to college or Air Force. Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, Hot Stove League I, 2, 3, Junior Play 3, Hot Rod Club 4, Student Council l. NANCY JEAN ROYER Nan Well, here I am . . . attractive colorguard . . . always writing letter . . . likes pizza works at the O . . . enioys singing . . . wants to be a secretary. Band 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, County Chorus 3, Girls' Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Yearobok 4, Bas- ketball Manager I, Class Secretary I, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 2, Library Club l, 2, 3. 29 1 WILLIAM F. REDDIG Bill BRENDA CARYL RU LEY Brenda Ye gods and little fishes . , brown hair, . quiet. . .co-operative. . shy. . . very studious. . dislikes homework. . .loves oil painting . future nurse. Library Club I, Correspondence Club 2, Future Nurses' Club 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 3, 4, Year- book 4. MARGARET SEABER Peggy Oh, no! . . .quiet but friendly., very studious.. high l.Q.. writes lots of letters.. .an honor roll student.. clarinet player. . plans to become a medical technician. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club ig Orchestra 3, 4, WILLIAM RAY SEIBERT Sop Oh yea! . . . treasures his drivers license . . . likes Vo-Ag . . . always eating . , .loves to eat hot subs. . .pet peeve is speech. . future dairyman. Future Farmers of America 3, 4. DANIEL JOSEPH SHEFFY Dan Yea, l bet . . . black hair . . . has a hot Ford . . . interested in sports , . .bas- ketball manager . . . plans to become a TV repair man. Hot Stove League l, 2, 3, Hot Rod Club 4, Basketball Manager l, 2, 3, 45 Football l, 2, 4. RHODA EILEEN SHENK Rhonda l'm hungryf'. . .pretty eyes. . .Likes to eat. . .works at Twin Kiss, . .nice personality. . .Yvonne's shadow. . .dislikes study hall teachers. . .plans to be an elementary teacher. School Paper 3, Future Homemakers of America 2, 3, Science Club 1, Yearbook 4. JOSEPHINE R. SHREINER Jo Well, gee whiz! . . . quiet member of the class . . . pretty, natural curly hair. . .loves the out-of-doors. . .has great love for animals. . plans to be an interior decorator. Yearbook 45 School Paper 4, Future Homemakers Club 2, 3, Art Club l. LEE ALFRED SMELTZ Abe How about that . . .dislikes all English teachers. . ,came to us this year from Milton High. . seen with Engle . .willing worker. . .likes to tinker with cars . . future industrial arts teacher. JOHN SHOWERS 'Shivers Ain't . . . has a iolly laugh . . . seen with Weidman and Reddig . . . loves to go bowling . . . dislikes speech . . . expert at loafing . . . seen at the O . . . future is undecided. Hot Rod Club 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4. YVONNE LEE SLAGEL Yvonne Hawscom? . . . Rhoda's pal . . . attractive . . . pretty hair . . .always worry- ing. . .likes to iitterbug. . .seen at all football and basketball games. . .likes new clothes . . . dislikes to hurry . . . future office worker or commercial artist. Glee Club 1, 25 Yearbook 4, Girls' Ensemble 2, Future Homemakers of America 35 Art Club 'lg Y-Teens 2. l ALLEN STAUFFER Al How about that! . .. ladies' man?? . . . dynamite in a small package . . . willing worker for pay . . . likes Fords future carpenter. Glee Club 4, Junior Play 3, Wrestling 3. 31 MELVIN STOLTZFUS Fus Wise guy . . .likes industrial arts. hobby is aircraft. . .dislikes English and literature. . .basketball fan. . .likes to travel. . .future mechanic. Physics and Science Club 3, 4. SYLVIA JEAN SWARR Syl Gads! . . music lover . . . 4H enthusiast. . studious. . friendly. . .dislikes physics . . . black curly hair . . . hopes to be a registered nurse. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, School Paper 3, Yearbook 4, County Orchestra 2, 3, Hockey 3, Future Nurses' Club 3, 4, Library Club l, 2, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4. Well hardly . . .a shadow of Joanne Oberlin. . .tuna fish salad is her speciality.. excels in Swedish weaving. . .spends Saturday nights at the Rec.. . .future Wave. Library Club 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4. JO ANN TODD Jo Oh boy . . .always ready for a good laugh. . .friendly. . talkative. . . dislikes men drivers. . .loyal member of the band. , .loves steak sandwiches . . college bound. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, Yearbook 4. MARTHA TODD Babe BELA VASTAG Bill l mean . . .whiz in mathematics and physics. . .from Hungary. . .friendly person. . .dislikes English and history. . .future engineer. Science Club 4. 32 DONALD LEE WAGAMAN Wig Oh yeah! . . really good wrestler. . flat top. . .tackle on football squad .. .dislikes English classes. . .future auto mechanic. Football l, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4, Hot Rod Club 3, 4, Science Club 2, Athletic Club l. GERALD LAMAR WEACHTER Chula Down Spike . . . drives a Chevy . . . likes all sports, especially baseball . . . likes to eat spaghetti. . .dislikes speech class. . .goes around with two W's . . .future is undecided. Baseball 3, 4, Hot Stove League 1, 2, 3, 4. FRED H. WEIDMAN Ferdie Whata ya, Whata ya mean? . . ,likes working with cars. . .enioys playing football. . .KeIIer's pal. . .good swimmer. . .wrestler. . .dislikes speech. . . always telling jokes. , .carefree. . ,future mechanic. Football l, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4, Hot Rod Club 3, 4, Science Club l, Athletic Club 2. PATRICIA ADELE WEIDLER Pat Oh Shucks . . . pretty, blond, blue-eyed lass . . . sunny smile . . . possesses a peaches and cream complexion . .. treasures her diamond loves to eat . . . enioys pop music . . . despises knuckle cracking .. . future secretary. Library Club l, 2, 3, Yearbook 4. LILLIE ANNE WEILER Peanut Oh nuts . . . peppy maiorette . . . one of the shortest members of the class . . . always lending helping hand . . . active worker at the O . . . interested in Air Force?? . . . future telephone operator. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Senior Play 4, Y-Teens I, Basketball l, 2, Tennis l, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 'l, 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, Maiorette 3, 4. 33 l JOAN B. WELCH Joan D'ya think? . . .pretty blonde. . .pleasant personality. . .spends time at Mac's . . .loves to teach little kids. . .very friendly. . .dislikes speech. . . ambition is to be an elementary teacher. Yearbook 4, School Paper 2, 37 Junior Red Cross I, 2, Y-Teens Fu 2. ture Nurses' Club 3, Dramatics Club lp Hockey 2, 3, 4, LARRY WHITMYER Larry l don't know . . .real slow. . .seen with Frey. . .loyal to baseball team. . . doesn't have a worry in the world. . .favorite subject is speech??. . .ambition is undecided. Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, Hot Stove League l, 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA ELAINE WONDER Elaine Wow! . . talkative. . .works at Lutz's Meat Market. . .music enthusiast. . . brown hair. . .neat laugh. . .dislikes stuck-up people. . .future secretary. Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Ensemble 3, 4, Library Club 2, 35 Yearbook 4. GERALD YOUNG Jack Doggone it . . . studious . . . quiet . . . Phillies' baseball fan . . . great hunter and fisherman. . .spends spare time working in Ag shop. . .hails from Brickerville. . .enioys sports.. .plans to work for a farm association. Hot Stove League I, 2, 3, Future Farmers of America 4. Class Flower - Red Rose ' Class Motto - We build the ladder by which we rise. 34 A If W MI A CLASS HISTORY FOR LITITZ As we were preparing the historiography of the Class of 1958, we visualized the conception the teachers must have had that first day when we entered the halls of good old L. H. S. How proud they must feel today when they gaze upon us and realize their efforts were not in vain! During our first three years, we made attempts to learn reading, writing, and arithmetic. Although we were there to learn the three R's, we still found time to present our spring and Christmas programs. ln the fourth grade we found ourselves with Miss Hensel, now deceased, and Miss Weidman. This was our first experience of mouth washing with soap. Take me out to the ball game, was our most quoted saying during the latter part of the sixth grade. This soon led to our first class trip - to Shibe Park in Phila. ln iunior high Miss Enck's English classes, Mr. Roehm's math classes, and Mr. Swish- er's teasing were new experiences. Our first attempt at a social affair came in our freshman year when we presented the freshman frolic, Mr. Sandman. This, along with our Clean-Up Campaign , proved to be quite successful. Worms, frogs, and crayfish were found in lockers during our sophomore year. These were all left behind as we began to plan our sophomore dance, Artic Fantic. CLASS HISTORY AT ROTHSVILLE Shall we, the Class of '58, ever forget that bright September day in 1946 when we began our school career? Now, looking back over our twelve completed school years, we find many im- portant events which we will always remember. During our grade school days we eagerly awaited spring and the track meet and May Day which would take place at that time. ln junior high we took our first class trip, which was to the Ephrata Cloisters. There, as we viewed the crude and hard way in which people once lived, we realized how fortunate we are to be living in the twentieth century. Another outstanding occasion was our class trip to Philadelphia. Despite the heavy rainfall that day, we viewed many historic sites, including the Betsy Ross House and Independence Hall. ! r ,L The highlight of our iunior high school days came when two of our outstanding classmates, Kay Hoffer and Paul Wenger, received the Legion Awards. We entered high school feeling very much grown up, with great dreams and am- bitions. Which one of us could ever forget how odd we looked during the initiation by the seniors? An important event of our freshman year was our hayride, which ended with a dance at the Lions Hall. We started our sophomore year with Mr. Klopp as our advisor. For our annual class trip we toured the Gettysburg Battlefield. There our study of the Civil War took on a new meaning. Our sophomore year and school career at Rothsville were climaxed with our soph- omore dance, Bandstand, which was a great success. JUNIOR AND SENIOR YEARS We entered the portals of Warwick High School in the year of 1957. Faced with classmates and new teachers, we found ourselves lost in a maze of halls. The commercial girls were confronted with the peculiar symbols of shorthand, while from Mr. Hackman's room came the horrible odors of experiments. We, as amateur actors and actresses, embarked upon our first stage production, The Night of January l6th. In order to boost our treasury to a substantial amount, we sold Christmas and Easter candy. To end an exciting year, we took a trip into the Southland by means of a Show- boat. Later we found ourselves at the junior-senior prom in an Oriental Garden. After having spent an enioyable summer vacation, we entered our last and final year of high school. In all the confusion of the senior year we presented Boarding House Reach, which was a huge success. Basketball season arrived in its full glory, with school spirit as high as ever. We completed our season by winning the section championship. This added another trophy to our trophy case. As April rolled around we found ourselves completing plans for graduation. The junior class had a terrific dinner-dance at the Stevens House. After the prom we were entertained at the Post Prom Frolic in the school cafeteria. Graduation time arrived at last. Tearfully and solemnly we walked down the aisle to receive our diplomas. What will the future hold for us? e g-if 'Z 4? T' CLASS PROPHECY NAME Adams, Fred ....,.. Allebach, Richard . . , Arehart, Ruth Ann . . Badorf, Glenn .,... Bennethum, Carol . 4 . Bortz, Richard ..... Bowman, Florence .. Boyer, lvan ...,.... Brubaker, Elizabeth . Bucher, Elsie ..., . . Clair, Eugene ...... Davidson, Mary Sue . Diirner, Joyce ,.,.,. Eichholtz, Nancy ,.,. Engle, Charles .... Erb, Barry .,... Foltz, Ned .,..... Forney, Laura .... Forrey, Barbara .... Frey, Gerald .,,., Garner, Carol .... Garner, Gary 4 , 4 Gehman, Ronald ,... Geib, Patricia . . . Gibble, Joyce 4 4 Good, Lynn . 4 . . Groff, Raymond . Grosh, William Grube, Barbara Grube, Mary Gundrum, Sarah 4 . Haldeman, Roxann . Hanna, Margaret Hershey, Dale . 4 Hershey, Leon . Hershey, Mark .4 Hershey, Melvin 4 4 Hertz, Gertrude .... Hess, Marcalena . Hess, Mary Ann . , Hevener, Theodore . 4 Hoaster, Georgia . . , Hoffer, Kay 4 . , 4 Horn, Marcia , Horst, Fay . 4 WANTS TO BE Mechanical Engineer ,. Engineer .......,.,. Traveler ,..., ...... Business Manager .... Airline Stewardess ..., Aeronautical Engineer . Airline Stewardess .... Air Force .......,.. Secretary ..,.... Nurse ,.....,. Engineer ,.,.... History teacher . . . Secretary ...,...., Elementary teacher .. Navy ,..,...,.,.... Attend college ....... Commercial Advertising Office worker ,....... Office worker ..,,,.,. Mechanical Engineer .. Clerk Typist ,....... Mechanic ....,.... Army ..... A model Nurse , . . Nurse ....... Mechanic .,,.... Attend college ...,.,. Airline Stewardess ..., Home Economics teacher Nurse ............. Secretary ........... Work on airlines .4 A grocer ...... Air Force . . , Farmer . . Farmer . . Secretary . . Nurse ..,.., Nurse .,.,.,.. Auto Mechanic . . , Nurse ,,...... Music teacher .... Nurse ........., Office worker , 4 , . LIKELY TO BE . . . 4 . . Race driver 4 . 4 Physics teacher? 4 . . Lost on the way . . 4 Chef at General Sutter . . Pro dancer 4 . . Married??? 4, W. A. F. . . . Peeling potatoes . 4 . Homemaker . . . Successfully married . . . Second Einstein . Democratic campaign manager . . 4 Traveling . . . Taming lil' lniuns 4 4 Giving up the ship Heavyweight champion . , . 4 , . Mad magician . 4 . Very efficient , . . Sitting on boss's knee . . . Electrician t . . Married T Going to M.S.T.C. . - - Comedian - V Mrs. America - - V Speaking softly to doctors . , Banker's wife On the school board . Lovesick A model I Raising chickens . , . Skunk catcher . . . Homemaker . . , Physical ed. teacher , 4 4 Counting calories . . . Car dealer 4 4 4 Running his own farm 4 . 4 Just that . , . Rearing a family 4 4 , Minister's wife . 4 Aiding doctors . . 4 Happily married . . , Truck driver .. Reading thermometers 4 . , Famous musician Huber, Nevin 4 , Mechanic ...., . , 4 S econ d 'Wilt -Q T gin' .nz A A -- FAQ A W - ffl. -y P g,...qA ,7 if , - .-.... -.- , ,L 38 I 4'- 'LG'nf J :rj , is - CD Q: 1 O 2 'J ' 5 fm e L Eg? 5 M 72-1 1' 4 2 Q S ' V NAME Janick, Ronald AA A AA Keller, Lynn A A Kleinfelter, Frances A A A Klopp, Karen, ..... Lehigh, Alice ..., Long, Jere A A A Martin, Roy AAA. Miller, George .AAA Miller, Lorraine Minnich, Brooke A A A Morgan, Carol AA Myers, Arthur A A A Myer, James A A A Nagle, Fred AAAA Oberlin, Joanne A A A Palma, Linda Peffer, Joanne AA Pennell, William A A Pfautz, Gerald A Reddig, William A A A Ressler, Raymond A A A Rhoads, Barry AAAAA Royer, Nancy A A A Ruley, Brenda AAAAA Seaber, Margaret A A A Seibert, William A A A Sheffy, Daniel A A A Shenk, Rhoda .AAAA Showers, John AAAAA Shreiner, Josephine A Slagel, Yvonne AAAAA Smeltz, Lee .AAAAAA Stauffer, Allen AA Swarr, Sylvia AAAA Todd, Jo Ann A A A Todd, Martha A A A Vastag, Bela AAAAAAA Wagaman, Donald A A Weachter, Gerald A A A Weidman, Fred AAAA Weidler, Patricia AA A Weiler, Lillie A A A A A Welch, Joan AAAA Whitmyer, Larry A A A Wonder, Elaine A A A Young, Gerald AAAAA CLASS PROPHECY WANTS TO BE Marine AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA A A A Attend trade school A A A Secretary AAAAAAA Office worker A A A Secretary AAAA Armed Forces A A A Undecided A A A Air Force AAAAAAAA Pharmacist AAAAAAA Physical Ed. teacher A A A Airline Stewardess AAAA U. 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Marine Corps AAAA Farmer AAAAAAAAA A Traveler AAAAAAAA Clerical job A A Nurse AAAAAAA Beautician AAAAA Attend college A A Be happy AAAAAA Draftsman A A A Air Force AAAAAAA Attend college A A A Office worker AAAA Nurse AAAAAAAAAAAA Medical Technician AAAA Farmer AAAAAAAAAAAAA Attend Stevens Trade A A A Elementary teacher A A A Go into the service Interior decorator AAAAA Office worker AAAAAAAAA Industrial Arts teacher AAAA A A A Mechanic AAAAAAA A A A A Nurse AAAAAAAAA Attend college A A A Store clerk AAAAA Engineer AAAAAA Marine Corps A A A Air Force AAAA Mechanic AAAAAAA Secretary AAAAAAAAAAA Telephone operator A A A Elementary teacher A A A Warner Lambert AAAAAA Secretary AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA A A Working in meat business LIKELY TO BE Resident of Owl Hill Pro wrestler Still working at Clints National twirling champion An efficient one Henpecked Hunting for a job Working at Stauffers Gas station attendant Professional tumbler Sports enthusiast Painter Politician A millionaire Hunting for a husband Dieting Trying out new hair styles Undecided about future Be unhappy A second Norman Rockwell Barber Real Joe A singer Supervising nurse Seeing things Dairyman TV 81 Radio repairman Teaching children Baseball manager Scrubbing floors Fashion designer Tinkering with cars Married A good one Marry a college professor Gossiping to customers A second Schweizer Doing KP duty Chubby Grease monkey Housewife Air borne Using the Board of Education Player for Phillies Chief cook and bottle washer Meat packer 5 AA A Za AA: ---- 1' .- 'P' as XJ :il I A H H ' F? Z' ---Q Y DN, if A-rl f ii A! ' fe 'Sf' A-1: ' --- f fu xlvx -Q 'Y I ' V 'T 'is' +f ' fi' 39 CLASS WILL We, the Class ot 58 , being mentally alert and of sound mind, bequeath in our last will and testament our prized possessions to our successors: To Judy Markert ,.... To Beverly Roth ..... To Rodney Hornberger To Roy Clair .,..... To some lucky Junior . To John Adams ..... To Carol Snavely To Bebe and Debbie . To the Hockey Team . To Diane Forrest .... To Don Dodson ..... To Dick and Linda . . . To Kay Martin ...., To Judy Zercher ,... To Gloria Showers . . , To John Badorf 4...,. To Dave deFernelmont To Miss Wahl ....,.. To Mr. deFernelmont . To Mrs. Luck ,..... To Mr. Dechert .... o Mr. Gaus ..... To Mr. Dunkle .... To Mr. Trupe ..... To the Juniors ..,.. To the Sophomores . . . To the Freshmen .... Bobbie Grube's Ford. Floss Bowman's tennis ability. Art Myer's ability for telling iokes. Gene Clair's football position. Pat Geib's crown titles. Nevin Huber's height. Laura Forney's dark hair. Maggie Hanna's 8. Lynn Good's cheering positions A championship team. Brooke Minnich's hockey position. Dick Allebach's basketball ability. Carol Bennehtum's and lvy Boyer's dancing ability. Barb Forrey's goalie position. Karen Klopp's position as head maiorette. Kay Hofter's clarinet position at District Band. Glenn Badorf's ability to drive the Olds. Barry Rhoades' physique. Change of title from Mademoiselle to Madame. A homeroom as cooperative and pleasant as th boys and girls of '58. A perfect research theme. A pair of suspenders. A new silver watch. An angelic Glee Club. An orderly Senior math class. Our caps and gowns. Orderly class meetings. Our Latin ponies. This document is respectfully submitted and sealed by the class of 58 . WITNESSES: Pat Geib Carol Bennethum Barbara Forrey Ruth Ann Arehart 6 ,jr i-in-ur it.. -4 NOSE Jew Lcng LIIIIQ Weder in IDEAL SENIORS MANNERS Tsd Heverve Geo Q30 Howe I 4Q1ifE,, M US IC IA NS I 'fav HONG' Ned rum PERSONAIITY Lwm Good An Myers eq i f Haan-f..WI DANCER Ivan Boyer Carol Bemnevhuv vu EYES slior Karen K!opp STUDIOUS gn APPETITES gdref Scabszr James Myu -Oh- I Jam Myer , Joyce Diirner . Ronald Gehman . .lo Peffer . Kay l-loffer . Bill Grosh Yvonne Slagel .lolwn Showers Roxanne Haldeman Joan Welch Carol Garner Allen Stauffer 13. Gerald Young Leon Hershey Elszabefln Brubaker Mel Hershey Qi My 17, Pat Weidler IC Nancy Royer Ivan Boyer Ruth Arehart Carol Morgan Peg Seaber AH Myers Bill Reddig Josephine Shreiner Rhoda Shank Maggie Hanna Ronald Janick Dick Allebach Marcia Horn Nancy Eichholtz Nev Huber . Laura Forney 'bibs Y' up if S 3 Mary S Davidson Lynn Good Mel Hershey Brenda Ruley Bela Vasiag Sylvua Swarr Nancy Royu 8: Ned Foltz . Elsie Bucher . Bill Seiberl . Fred Adams . Jo Oberlin 12. Judy Clwrisfener 13, Martha Todd 14. Gerald Frey Jo Todd Pat Geib Barbara Grube may 1 TE E 3 E E S 5 2 E 5 5 i 5 3 3. Q E E E S i MmWM...M.,, 2 3 3 2 5 2 E 2 5 w 1 E E 5 i ai 2 5 5 5 5 51 E x Y, 5 il S E X E, 3 E i gf w 1 m, w X, 3 ff UNDIQIZCLASSIVILN ew? Q l X? ki, WJ! 3 Z -ati -. - First Row: Left to Right: Pat Adair, Dawn Davidson, Audrey Bender, Linda Hoover, Loretta Keller, Shirley Hackman, Joyce Ditzler, Vivian Hofter, Mary Ann Gordon. Second Row: Mr. Hackman, Advisory Helen Hess, Janice Bucher, Eileen Bomberger, Mary Ann Groff, Josie Fredrick, Beverley Goshorn, Nadine Buch, Barbara Hess. Third Row: John Adams, Pauline Grpff, Polly Garber, Donna Fritz, Audrey Kissinger, Sandra Koehler, Joan Klopp, Rufina Grube. Fourth Rovv: John Badorf, Kenneth Kline, Fred Garner, Paul Herr, Larry Gassert, Douglas Kent, Jim Harsh, Kenny Garner, Robert Kline. Fifth Row: Donald Campbell, Ronald Henry, Jim Eckman, Terry Eckert, Dave Ebersole, John Doster, Tom Keehn, Barry Kauffman, Rodney Hornberger. Sixth Row: Adam Habecker, Jim Davidson, Brent Eitnier, Bruce Balmer, Vincent Becker, Jim Adams, Lloyd Eberly, Carl Boyer. First Row: Lett to Right: Nina Stroble, Floy Snyder, Jean Landis, Kathleen Longenecker, Linda Pfautz, Eleanor Ludwig, Beverly Roth, Beth Sterling, Carol Kroeck. Second Row: Mr. Trupe, Advisor, Ruth Ann Stern, Vivian Shreiner, Bebe Kreider, Debra Lebo, Jane Kru- shinski, Susie Risser, Gloria Showers, Bernice Stauffer, Mr. Male, Advisor. Third Row: Judy Zercher, Jackie Larkins, Ruth Ann Bollinger, Judy Markert, Charlotte Young, Mabel Rettew, Pat Lutz, Barbara Yeagley, Sandra Witmer. Fourth Row: Kervin Martin, Doris Wissler, Lois Nolt, Linda Williams, Peggy Mundorf, Joan McCoy, Glenn Zartman, Ed Reese. Fifth Row: Earl Kreider, Ned Partridge, Dave Minnich, Donald Longenecker, Luther Styer, Kenneth Zart- man, Carl Stohler, Bottom Row: L to R: Mary Jane Hill, Mary Ann Leonard, Bonnie Kauffman, Donna McClune, Marlene Hollinger, Joanne Lesher, Patsy Leonard, Betty Lehman, Janet Messner, Terry Martin, Lorraine Landis, Rose Marie Bucher. Second Row: Mr. E. S. Dechert, advisor, Harriet Landis, Sandy Doan, Marian Getz, Phyllis Kling, Gloria Erb, Marie Armolcl, Doris Hess, Orpha Hershey, Sue Hendricks, Karen Lutz, Mr. Richard Will, advisor. Third Row: Mr. Jay Weaver, advisor, Sandra Adams, Joan Ehrhart, Selina Cox, Marina Gramola, Sally Sue Hamp, Elaine Grosh, Sharry Greiner, Sandra Hollinger, Sandra Huber, Geneveive Hertz. Fourth Row: Christine Hagy, Sarah Amidon, Fay Eckman, Mary Beth Carl, Linda Dillman, Diane Forrest, Martha Brubaker, Thelma Good, Lorraine Hess, Lois Groff, Virginia Kline. Fifth Row: John Howell, Lloyd Bucher, Jr., Jeffrey Hoaster, Fred Johns, Harold Irvin, James Grube, Lynn- wood Hyle, Jay Eichelberger, William Hann, Lee Klopp. Sixth Row: Melvin Jones, Glenn Dussinger, William Danner, Neil Bushong, Donald Dodson, Karl Brubaker, Nevin Bucher, Ronald Groff, Edmund Meiskey. Top Row: Jere Buchter, Donald Diehm, Wilbert Frey, David Newcomer, Douglas Hackman, William Ear- hart, Kenneth Davidson, Russell Galbaugh. Bottom Row: L to R: Sheilah Pontz, Carol Rohrer, Delilah Nissley, Joan Strickler, Vilma Willis, Caroll Snavely, Linda Reed, Shirley Miller, Bernice Minnich, Ruth Nolt, Janet Shirk. Second Row: Mr. Stanley Schoenberger, advisory Ruth Stehman, Suzanne Way, Rebecca Stauffer, Mary Tunney, Shirley Waltz, Joan Seldomridge, Hyla Jean Neff, Lucinda Weiler, Jean Metzler, Mr. N. Lee Klopp, advisor. Third Row: James Minnich, Barbara Snyder, Penny Risser, Leslie Reinhart, Irma Martin, Sarah Martin, Rod- ney Welch, George Male, Douglas Stark, Mike Worrel, Larry Zimmerman. Fourth Row: Jackie Miller, Jack Ruebman, John Landis, Rodney Lutz, Douglas Mackley, Douglas Landis, Larry Keenan, James Reese, Kenneth Reed, Stanley Ruhl, Barry Michael, Robert Oberlin. Fifth Row: Gerald Snavely, Spencer Kopp, Harold Martin, Robert Rihn, Ronald Whitcraft, Robert Shutt, Roger Underkoffler, Clyde Petticoffer, Kenneth Weaver, Kenneth Seibert, Richard Rader, Dean Rapp. Top Row: Fred Powell, Charles Markley, Douglas Nagle, Edward Oleskowitz, Richard Spang, Fred Sammett, Harry Richwine, Robert Weaver, Eugene Young, Charles Sweitzer, James Stokes. First Row: Left to Right: Susan Wolf, Sara Steiner, Cheryl Willis, Kay Martin, Rochelle Pelger, Sandra Mundorf, Carol Shank, Margaret Moore, Susan Thompson, Jean Snyder, Darlene Styer. Second Row: Mr. Garman, Advisor, Anna Wenger, Linda Stehman, Carol Massey, Beth Todd, Lynn Mathers, Linda Underkoffler, Phyllis Myers, Darla Shenk, Diana Ressler, Brenda Steely, Mr. Miller, Advisor. Third Row: Darlene Wissler, Sandy Gerhard, Joyce Shenk, Joyce Nolt, Nancy Strauss, Colleen Kling, Virginia Landis, Geraldine Lausch, Joan Leonard, Rose Mary Miles, Julia Miller. Fourth Row: Richard Nagle, David Roth, Robert Posey, Joyce Weber, Mary Seaber, Marjorie Klenin, Virgin- ia Kleinfelter, Sara Zartman, Lois Zartman, Sandra Shaub, Lynn Roth. Fifth Row: Robert Peiffer, Severin Yerger, Sidney Mumma, Paul Sipe, Melvin Rohrer, Mervin Rohrer, James Shenenberger, Dale Showers, William Zimmerman, Barry Weit, John Lindberg. Sixth Row: Carl White, Timothy Shreiner, Clair Martin, Donald Whitcraft, Herbert Nixdorf, Charles Oles- kowitz, David Reinard, Jay Shelly, Douglas Sensenich, Bruce Smith, John Kepner. Seventh Row: Ronald Litzenberger, William Smith, William Sigmund, Robert Watts, Carlton Walls, Richard Ruhl, Kenneth Kauffman, Michael Koth, Dennis Shaub, Eugene Shreiner, Philip McCloud. First Row: Left to Right: Barbara Johnson, Mary Jane Good, Betsy Cox, Georgia Donley, Sue Hosler, Martha Gundrum, Sandra Gerhard, Joan Achey, Jean Hackman, Mary Jane Albert, Mildred Engle, Lucille Adams Second Row: Mr. Geib, Advisor, Linda Johnson, Jane Markert, Phyllis Hall, Ruth Gibble, Gloria Engle, Linda Herr, Mary Buchwalter, Donna Enck, Orlena Brubaker, Virginia Grube, Mrs. Bear, Advisor. Third Row: Sally Johnson, Loretta Harsh, Joyce Gehman, Mary Bucher, Sandra Corbett, Judith Eberly, Carol Beck, Mary Buckwalter, Wilma Gerhart, Penelope Groff, Linda Cummings, Mr. Kauffman, Advisor. Fourth Row: Susan Keller, Nancy McKinney, Joan Kautz, Sylvia Koch, James Good, Richard Engle, Jerry Ehrhart, Willoer Graybill, Darla Griffith, Aveline Hamilton, Elizabeth Galbaugh. Fifth Row: Jay Bradley, Willis Martin, Ronnie Kline, Richard Minnich,Sidney Adams, David Dawber, Roy Clair, Donald Hartman, James Brubaker, Fred Heller, John Hess. Sixth Row: Russel Cochran, Frank Deibler, Byron Hornberger, John Dengler, Richard Binner, Russel Dagget Gordon Arndt, Kenneth Binkley, Clyde Forney, Robert Groff, Kenneth Cochran. Seventh Row: Dennis Bortz, Harlan Bleacher, Lloyd Kingeswell, George Kalanich, Clyde Martin, Denton Miller, Jay Kline, Bert Kreider, Barry Male, Herbert Long, Amos Miller, Darwin Buchter. From Row: left to right: Dolores Hirneisen, Rose Marie Graybill, Gerry Lou Myers, Suzanne Shaub, Mar- garet Neidigh, Claudia Buchter, Natashia Botchoff, Janice Brillhart, Arlene Groff, Carole Ludwig, Dawn McCoy, Ann Kofroth, Gladys Zartman. Second Rovv: Mr. Swisher, advisor, Esther Mary Binkley, Jacqueline Mastriania, Barbara Pennell, Carol Zartman, Sally Showers, Yvonne Yeagley, Elayne Mackley, Margaret Lehigh, Ruth Styer, Mary Sue Duss- inger, Miss Wahl, advisor. Third Row: Mr. Jones, advisor, Marcia Meiskey, Betsy Kauffman, Claudia Hostetter, Betty Peiffer, Donna Wenger, Carole Vogeler, Charlotte Frey, Rita Hertz, Roseanna Eberly, Phoebe Wenger. Fourth Row: Mervin Franck, Esther Long, Dorcas Saylor, Helen Clobes, Carol Shirk, Carol Kowalewski, Linda Wertsch, Barbara Kroeck, Anne Huber, Barbara Klopp, Tom McKinney, Ray Boll. Fifth Row: Jon Oleskowitz, Sarah Tunney, Susan Shreiner, Doris Peters, Trucla Smith, Janet Reidenbaugh, Donna Slagel, Celeste Long, Robert Scatchard, Robert Frey, Ronald Reed. Sixth Rowz, Nelson Good, Warren Mellinger, John Zercher, James Conrad, William Hamp, Terry Dagen, Barry Garman, Elaine Wenger, Nancy Nauman, Pearl Martin, Larry Greybill, James Diehm. Seventh Row: James Boose, Donald Brubaker, Jackson Bucher, Craig Zerby, Glenn Knight, John Brubaker, Lonnie lbach, Douglas Hess, William Lindeman, Gerald Cramer, Robert Bachman, Walter Spicer, Eighth Row: Richard Keller, David Scherf, Joseph Doster, Lonny Ressler, Kerry Fritz, Joseph Willis, Thomas Hoover, Kenneth Stark, Philip Mummert, Steve Smith, Terry Garner. Ninth Row: Lester Nagle, Charles Miller, Robert Weidler, Michael Leeking, Steve Strong, Kenneth Ditzler, Jerry Michael. ' 7 f ' , , V ,-'. ' A - Front Row: l. to r,: Janet Meiskey, Diane Hoaster, Ruth Clugston, Karen Schreiber, Mary Ann Hess, Marilyn Ressler, Rose Blow, Polly Rosenberg, Sally Felker, Geraldine Engle, Kathleen Sheffy, Anna Bear. Second Row: Mr. Carrier, advisor, Ruth Ann Bomberger, Gladys Dissinger, Patricia Ruhl, Barbara Showers, Connie Landis, Patricia Hershey, Judy Heckel, Fern Miley, Kathy Adair, Judy Weidler, Mr. Long, advisor. Third Row: Mr. Sload, advisor, Patricia Diem, Darlene Shreiner, Erlene Diem, Nancy Lehman, Mary Seibert, Donna Dennis, Nancy Hevener, Mary Ann Nixdorf, Elva Rider, Barbara Earhart, Gloria Brumbach. Fourth Row: Rachel Yerger, Jane Shirk, Sandra Spade, Theresa Fox, Marian Miller, Sylvia Carvell, Ruth Ann Snyder, Betty Lutz, Helena Mellinger, Linda Rhoads, Patricia Welk. Fifth Row: Joanne Gockley, Warren Pettyiohn, Ronald Eckert, Michael Hoffman, Donald Nessinger, Herbert Pfautz, Lawrence Kofroth, Richard Getz, Randy Hall, Everett Wilkinson, Luther Kulp. Sixth Row: Charles Grurnbling, Jan Martin, Jack Landis, Alan Miller, James Green, Richard Miller, Nevin Nuss, Thomas Neidigh, Douglas Zell, Melvin Geib, Curt Baer. Seventh Row: Robert Fry, Michael Reed, Glenn Groff, Joseph Hertz, Ray Bomberger, Ray Gingrich, Mahlon Mentzer, Herbert Beard, Edward Wiker, Clarence Redcay. Eighth Row: John Deibler, Ralph Bollinger, Clarence Adams, Robert Wanner, Paul Stoltzfus, Richard Weid- man, Paul Leonard, Dale Nagle, John Koser. First Row, Left to Right: Linda Miller, Donna Rosenberg, Mary Amidon, Jean Sprout, Gloria Eckman, Sharyn Adams, Gail Evans, Barbara Grube, Julia Shreiner, Mary Ellen Arrnold, Marilyn Simcock, Patricia Yeagley. Second Row: Miss Riehl, advisor, Barbara Adams, Carol Cox, Kristina Sigmund, Rebecca Newcomer, Mar- garet Engle, Sharon Davidson, Susan Kauffman, Linda Ulrich, Helen Good, Martha Bredthauer, Patricia Tangert, Mrs. Steiner, advisor. Third Row: David Frederick, Raymond Alvarez, Philip Hess, John Cassel, Terry Kauffman, Eric Martin, Robert Seachrist, Paul Beittenmiller, Robert Wolfe, Dennis Enck, Tom Diem, Francis Murr, James Neider- myer. Fourth Row: Mr. Reese, advisor, Paul Roos, Eugene Johnson, Marlin Weaver, Carl Shenk, Larry Van Brook- haven, William Brubaker, John Ebbert, Robert Miley, John Sheaffer, Robert Sturgis, Wayne Gockley, Howard Smith. Fifth Row: Sylvia Yerger, Nancy Moore, Margaret DeVink, Mary Ann Fasnacht, Diane Rose, Joanne Givler, Lois Ressler, Dennis Hollinger, Robert Herr, Michael Long, Donald Geib, Rodney May. Sixth Row: Thomas Goshorn, Louise Christener, Mary Groff, Barbara Zander, Carole Swarr, Irene Rider, Barbara Hasselbach, Anna Martin, Carolyn Oberholtzer, Barbara Kilby, Larry Blankenmeyer, Glenn Martin. Seventh Row: Terry Grube, Ned Bushong, Gerald Lutz, Lynn Rannels, Ronald Loose, Robert Hertz, David Brubaker, Lloyd Buchter, Charles Rhoads, Vaughn Palmer, Charles Shirk. Eighth Row: David Trimble, Thomas Adams, James Kulp, Nelson Mumma, Daniel Moyer, Glenn Miller, Nevin Bucher, Glenn Keebler, Jerry Haugh, David Buch. First Row, L. to R.: Geraldine Kreider, Sally Shue, Sue Minnich, Donna Stoyanovitch, Anita Keller, Beryl Klopp, Carolyn Smith, Sandra Risser, Magdalena Martin, Sally Crammer, Donna Martin, Diane Searles, Patsy Rollrnan. Second Row: Miss Enck, advisor, lrene Sutter, Margaret Getz, Shelby Witmer, Dawn Whistler, Marsha Male, Nancy Danner, Ashley Willis, Elva Wirley, Karen Underkoffler, Mary Ann Aponte, Mr. Roehm, advisor. Third Row: Marion Schreiner, Joyce Mishler, Carletta Wenrich, Lois Albert, Frances Markley, Delores Clair, Judy Heistand, Joanne Ditzler, Dixie Connelly, Barbara Smith, James Minnich. Fourth Row: Mr. Pohner, advisor, Ruby Hollinger, Shirley House, Tom Gall, Harry Beamsderfer, William Binkley, Larry Royer, Ronald Wenrich, William Wall, Lloyd Zimmerman, Melvin Redcay. Fifth Row: William Groff, James Lindberg, George Haddad, Carl Kreiner, William Snavely, Barry Kofroth, Vernon Good, Kenneth Miller, Philip Trimble, James Nuss, Ralph Kline. Sixth Row: Curtis Sensenich, Kenneth Allwein, James Nolt, Douglas Yingst, Dale Huber, Ronald Getz, John Peffer, Robert Bomberger, James Watts, Arthur Becker, Richard Benner. Seventh Row: Dwight Meiskey, Marvin Shenk, Tom Carpenter, Ronald Eckert, Torn Miller, Leroy Ulrich, Barry Shelly, Terry Kauffman, Michael Fryrnyer. Eighth Row: Jay Armold, Thomas Wall, Richard Rhoads, Camile Klassen, Robert Landis, Harold Eckert, Ray Burkholder, Roman Musser. ,i ,A ,xi ,. 1 V '- , ' - 1m.,p.-,.: , f LX.. ..., , . ,,1. A,,,,,, ,, . ,,,, an ' - ,A.W Li.L , J? ., -Wggfk Heidi , V I fi x ' V fi ' h 1 . Z z. f L v , J , A 1 1 f, 7 , V ifwx fi yi, mg, , I if , xx 4 J ,gs ' 'px . mga A - ' ' f , fr Q , .. Q . f 5.15375 N , f :zu g lz:f1?iT,'. Q , gqyg .,.. i Lg, X my K, A V Z. , i N52 . . , . . ffflbi12,fi,'3- - .Q f, ,fd ,M ,,.n.f.-w,..,- :VL ,f 7, fx,v?' .W :xr zyvq:-,ff W ggjwf.yQqx5gff3L JMKQAEM Jw?- W ,. V. X - ,A A ,L , 4 'Q-. ,, W- , - -- ,Q , sw-XJ,,,,fh,3. .Mmm 'Y QSSH uk X Xx x -- W X p, 1 ,' ,. . 11 ,, . 5.5. , F , 'f I. ., ' 1 ' , ' -' J 2 W X A A QL X N ' , + 3 f w v +V wx PM f E ,-nwsff. M. N ,gg A X + xx , Q5 X X Q X Q y R 5 ,K X Q N Tx , ..,,wa::f1L '- SPORTS ,B ..4. 5 'N .... A - - VARSITY FOOTBALL Front Row: left to right, Ken Kline, Mgr., Jack Ruebman Mgr., Barry Erb, Ray Graff, Gene Clair, Co-Cap- tains: Art Myers, Dick Allebach, Barry Rhoads, Ron Janick, Don Wagaman, Ken Zartman, Mgr., Jack Mitchell, Mgr. Second Row: Bill Danner, Dick Minnich, Mgr., Dave Minnich, Ivan Boyer, Fred Weidman, Gerald Frey, Glenn Badorf, Jere Long, Dick Foltz, Ned Partridge, Bill Grosh, Mgr. Third Row: Coach Elwood Reese, Craig Snyder, Jeff Hoaster, Melvin Jones, John Landis, Paul Herr, Glenn Dussinger, Jim Reese, John Howell, Jim Minnich, Nevin Bucher, Coach Dean Miller, Coach Bernard Rider. Fourth Row: Doug Nagle, Roy Clair, Terry Hartman, Russell Dagget, Skip Kopp, George Male, Ed Reese, Larry Zimmerman, Bob Weaver, Lee Klopp. The 1957 Warwick High School football team, with only ll returning lettermen,ended the season with a not too impressive record of 3 wins, 5 losses, and l tie. This was, however, an improvement over the T956 season record of 2 wins, 8 losses and l tie. One of the most impressive games the Warriors played was a 6-6 tie with Columbia High School. This year the team will lose T3 seniors. Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick VARSITY SCORES J. V. FOOTBALL SCORES O RedLion.,. ..l3 0 Cocalico . i , . i T2 19 Solanco t' ' O Warwick 0 Cocalico 'l4 lg Zlgzlmzizk ' ' ' ' 2 Warwick , . . A . 0 Columbia i , . . , 13 O Manheim Twp. V 4 E E 21 Warwick . . . , . T3 Ephrata . . . . 34 Donegal ....., . . O 0 Ephrata .. .. T3 O E-Town , . , . . 32 56 Fred Weidman 3 a F E 5 X Ji 5 Q E in is E S 52 x S if 5 2 a E fi E a 5 5 ,E 5? ei 19 Ex 5 x 3 s E QQ E 3 E 5 I s F s i E E i fa 5 is 5 E Si S s 5 ? ?, 3 s S E E VARSITY HOCKEY Coach, Miss Riehl, Martha Gundrum, Phyllis Kling, Joan Welch, Carol Morgan, Co-Captain Lynn Good, Georgia Hoaster, Mgr., kneeling, Barbara Forrey, Co-Captain, Brooke Minnich, Florence Bowman, Margaret Hanna, Nancy Eichholtz, Carol Bennethum, Coach, Miss Smith. Rush that ball! was the command given by Coach Johanne Smith, during the hockey season, along with Coach Joan Riehl who took care of our defense. Compiling a record of 2 wins, 2 losses and 'I tie, the team ended in second place. The senior girls on the varsity squad consisted of our Co-Captains Brooke Min- nich, C.F., and Lynn Good, L.F., C. Bennethum, R.I., F. Bowman, L.W., J. Welch, C.H., M. Hanna, L.H., C. Morgan, R.H., N. Eichholtz, R.F., B. Forrey, goalie, and P. Geib, L. I. Lynn Good, Margaret Hanna, and Barbara Forrey made Lancaster County All-Star Hockey Team, with Brooke Minnich taking honorable mention. The future hockey teams of W.H.S. have our best wishes. TEAM RECORD Warwick ..,. Manheim Twp 'Warwick ,.,. . . Hempfield . . 'Warwick . , . Linden Hall Warwick . . . . . Penn Manor Warwick . . . Donegal . . , . Warwick . . . Manheim Cen Warwick . . . Elizabethtown Warwick ........ fnon league games Garden Spot .,.?. ml rn 5 ,dm mi-vuk' 1 1 A M di Y' I s ' , Y ' arol Morgan IW as gg? Pa! Gelb JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Front Row kneeling left to right: Bobbie Scatchard, Richard Minnich, Mgr. Second Row: Jack Mitchell, Mgr., Herb Nixdorf, Herb Long, Bob Graft, Terry Hartman, Barry Male, Rus- sel Daggit, Sidney Adams, Coach Stanley Schoenberger. Third Row: Jim Diehm, Bill Zimmerman, Charlie Thompson, Roy Clair, Bill Lindeman, Joseph Doster, Bob Watts, Sid Mumma. Fourth Row: Amos Miller, Richard Weidman, Bob Bachman, Warren Mellinger, Barry Hornberger, Richard Miller, Jim Weaver. TEAM RECORD Warwick . . . . 19 Cocalico ......., . , 6 Warwick . . . . 13 Manheim Central , . . . 13 Warwick , . , O Elizabethtown .... . . 18 Warwick ,. . 0 Cocalico .... . 13 JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY First Row: Sara Steiner, Mgr., Gloria Showers, Janie Krushinski, Mary Beht Carl, Beck Stauffer, Phyllis Hall, Pat Geib, Dianne Forrest, Linda Dillman, Linda Williams, Sue Hendricks, Sally Sue Hamp, Mgr. Second Row: Coach Joan Riehl, Mary Jane Good, Rochelle Pelger, Joan Seldomridge, Sandy Corbett, Elizabeth Tunney, Mary Seaber, Susie Thompson, Shirley Waltz, Jackie Larkins, Kay Martin, Joan Klopp, Jane Markert, Peggy Mundorf, Susie Risser, Elizabeth Galebach, Sally Adair, Coach Johanne Smith. TEAM RECORD Warwick . . . O Manheim Twp. . . , . O Warwick . , . , O Penn Manor , 'Warwick . . . , 0 Hempfield . . . . O Warwick . , I . 2 Manheim Cen 'iWarwick . . . , 3 Linden Hall . I i O Warwick . . . , 0 Elizabethtown 61 VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row: Ned Partridge, Captain Dick Allebach, Nevin Huber, Barry Rhoads, Jere Long. Second Row: Coach Dean Miller, Barry Kauffman, Mgr., John Landis, Jim Davidson, George Male, Donald Dodson, Dan Sheffy, Mgr., Ken Zartman, Mgr., Coach LeRoy Trupe. The Warwick five made an impressive league record of twelve wins and two losses in spite of the pre- dictions for the Warriors season. Their over-all record included fifteen wins and seven losses. The Warriors met Columbia for a chance to win the Lancaster County Basketball Championship two years in a row. The Warriors dropped this game and another game to York in the P.I.A.A. play-offs, which ended their season. Captain Dick Allebach, who was the only player to return from last year's championship team, led the team in spirit and also in total points scored. TEAM SCORING STATISTICS Dick Allebach .... 335 15.2 Nevin Huber ..,... 174 8.7 Barry Rhoads ...... 185 8.2 Ned Partridge .... 164 7.5 Jim Davidson ....., 109 6.1 Jere Long ,......., 112 5.1 TEAM RECORD Warwick Donegal ..., 50 Warwick . . . . , . Manheim Cen. Warwick Manheim Cen. 42 Warwick . . . . . . Garden Spot Warwick East Lampeter 48 Warwick , . . , Upper Leacock Warwick Ephrata . . , ,..... 31 Warwick . . , . . . Solanco . . . , . Warwick Garden Spot 45 Warwick . . , . . . Ephrata . . . . Warwick Upper Leacock 45 Warwick . . . . . . Pequea Valley Warwick Solanco , ,. 44 Warwick .. ,....., Lamp.-Stras. Warwick Pequea Valley 28 Warwick . . ...,... Cocalico , . . . Warwick Donegal 30 LANCASTER CO. CHAMPIONSHIP Warwick Lamp.-Stras. 50 Warwick . ,...... Columbia . , , Warwick Cocalico . ., 44 P.l.A.A. PLAY-OFFS Warwick East Lampeter 36 Warwick ..., .,,. 4 5 York . . 62 Dick Allebach .Barry Rhoaols .hm Davidson JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Warwick Warwick VVarwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Donegal . . . Manheim .. E. Lampefer ., Ephrata ........,. Garden Spot ...... Upper Leacock Solanco ..... Pequea Valley Donegal .....,,... Cocalico . .. TEAM RECORD 20 Warwick 34 Warwick 28 Warwick 22 Warwick 27 Warwick 16 Warwick I2 Warwick 28 Warwick 43 Warwick 35 Warwick First Row: Richard Ruhl, Mgr., Donald Dodson, George Male, Don Long, John Landis, Spen- cer Kopp, John Howell, Mgr. Second Row: Coach Dean Miller, .lack Ruebman, Rodney Luiz, D a v i cl DeFernelmont, D o U g Hackman, Ken Davidson, Jay Eichelberger, Coach LeRoy Trupe. Lamp.-Stras. . . . , , 38 East Lampeter . . , 22 Manheim ,....... 32 Garden Spot , . . . 39 Upper Leacock . . . I8 Solanco .. .. .... 24 Ephrata , . .... 55 Pequea Valley ..., I9 Lamp.-Stras. , . . . . . 28 Cocalico ., ... .., 25 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Donegal .,.. Manheim Cen. Penn Manor . . Hempfield . . , Manheim Twp. Lanc. Twp. . , , Cocalico .. . . Donegal . . Ephrata .... TEAM RECORD 24 Warwick 24 Warwick .... . . . 'I9 Warwick 34 Warwick 28 Warwick 22 Warwick 32 Warwick 26 Warwick 21 Warwick 65 First Row: Dennis Shaub, Mgr., Amos Miller, Roy Clair, Barry Male, Bill Hamp, Bobbie Scatch- ard, Mgr. Second Row: Coach Dick Poh- ner, Robert Watts, Terry Hart- man, Sidney Adams, Bill Linde- man. Hempfielcl , . , . . . 35 Penn Manor . . . I7 Manheim Cen. . , . 'IO Manheim Twp. .' . , 28 Lanc. Twp. . . , . 44 Upper Leacock . . . 42 Cocalico .... , . 27 Ephrata , ...... 29 Upper Leacock .. 42 GIRL'S BASKETBALL First Row: Linda Palma, Lynn Good, Co-Captains, Margaret Hanna, Florence Bowman Brooke Minnich Irma Martin. Second Row: Mary Beth Carl, Bebe Kreider, Judy Zercher, Jackie Larkms Beth Sterling Sandy Huber Josie Frederick, Carol Kroeck, Sue Hendricks. Third Row: Pat Geib, Mgr., Kay Martin, Betsy Cox, Georgia Donnelly, Gloria Engle Phylls Hall Jane Markert, Shirley Waltz, Mgr. and Sandy Corbett, Mgr., and Coach Johanne Smith The girls' varsity basketball team, coached by Miss Johanne Smith ended their season with four wins and four losses. The varsity squad consisted of forwards - co-captains Maggie Hanna Flossie Bowman Lynn Good, and guards - Brooke Minnich, Linda Palma, Beth Sterling. There were 276 points scored for an average of 34.52 a game. The leading scorers were Lynn Good with an average of 122 Maggie Hanna with an average of H2 and Flossie Bowman with an average of 8.752 VARSITY SCORES Warwick,., Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick . . . . . Warwick . , . . . Country Day . Country Day , Linden Hall . . . Lancaster Cath Lebanon Cath. Lebanon Cath. Schaefferstown McCaskey . . . JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Warwick . . . . . Warwick . . . , . Warwick , . . . , Warwick . . . . . Warwick . . . . . Warwick . . . , . Warwick . . . . . Country Day . Country Day . Linden Hall . . Lancaster Cath Lebanon Cath. Lebanon Cath. McCaskey . . , K Brooke M'nnlch 04 ff Flossie Bowman WRESTLING First row kneeling: Donald Wagaman, Lee Klopp, Fred Reubman, Fred Weidman Glenn Dussinger Jeff Hoaster, Neil Bushong, Fred Johns, Jim Weaver, Ronnie Whitcratt. Standing: Coach Elwood Reese, Ken Kline, Mgr., Bela Vasteg, Fred Powell Bob Weaver Bill Danner Frank Deibler, Craig Snyder, Kenneth Seibert, Jim Minnich, Robert Rihn Phil McCloud Willis Martin Dick Minnich, Dwight Meiskey, Ronnie Kline, Mgr. The Warwick High Matmen, under the coaching of Mr. Elwood Reese compiled a one win seven loss record for their first season in wrestling. The squad was led by co-captains Fred Weidman, who wrestled 138 lb class, and Donald Waga man, who wrestled 154 lb. class. Warwick , . , Warwick . . , Warwick . . . Warwick . . Warwick . . . Warwick . . . Warwick . , , Warwick , . Warwick 1 , TEAM RECORD , . , O Manheim Twp. .. 16 Columbia .... , . 12 Milton Hershey . . , 9 Manheim Cent . . 22 Hempfield . . . .. 12 Hershey ,.. . , . 8 McCaskey . . .. 13 Reading . . 6 Solanco 68 We VARSITY BASEBALL First Row: left to right: John Howell, Mgr., lvan Bayer, Larry Witmyer, John Showers, Dick Allebach, Jim Davidson, Co-captains, Art Myers, Gene Clair, Barry Erb, Glenn Zartman, Mgr. Second Row: Coach Richard Murr, Doug Landis, Bob Pieffer, Jeff Hoaster, George Male, Jerry Snavely, Nevin Bucher, Roy Clair, Dick Minnich, Barry Kauffman, Mgr., Coach LeRoy Trupe. The Warwick High Baseball Team, under Coach Bernard Rider, compiled a 5 wins, 5 losses record to be tied for third place. Nevin Weit, 'l957 captain, led the team with a .414 batting average. The batting averages for league games are as follows: Ken Keener .4l2, Larry Miller .400, Jack Zink .322, Jim Davidson .32l, Dick Allebach .243, Ed Larkins, .222, Gene Clair .l88, Charles Zink .lOO, Barry Erb .258. In the pitching department, Larry Miller and Charles Zink led with a l-O record, followed by Ken Keen- er with a 2-4 record. Mr. Richard Murr has been selected to coach the 1958 baseball team. Mr. LeRoy Trupe is his assistant. VARSITY BASEBALL SCORES - 'I957 Warwick A . . 5 Donegal . . . Warwick . . , 3 Columbia . . . Warwick . . , 2 Hempfield . . Warwick . . . 3 Manheim Cen Warwick . 1 E-Town .... Warwick . . . 14 Donegal . . , . Warwick . ll Columbia . ,. Warwick , . A 9 Hempfield , . Warwick Warwick Manheim Cen E-Town . i . . 6 O 69 Gene Cla: Jim Dick Allebac A pg? 'FH I 3 1' 5 ,fins , gkl' . gf Erb 1958 TENNIS SQUAD First Row: John Landis, Fred Reubman, Barry Rhoads, Glenn Badorf, Jack Reubman Donald Dodson Second Row: Phillip Mummert, James Diehm, John Cassel. Third Row: Kenneth Stark, Phillip Hess, Larry Keenan, Kenny Kline, John Petticoffer Donald Campbell James Reese, Donald Ruhl, Warren Mellinger, Ronald Kline, Mike Koth. The Warwick High Netmen of 1957 under the coaching of Mr. Scott Garman compiled a fair record in the Inter-County Scholastic and Central Penn League by scoring 7 wins and 7 defeats For the 1958 season there were not any games scheduled in the Central Penn League The veterans returning from last years squad are Bill Grosh, Glenn Badorf Barry Rhoads and Fred Reubman. They will receive support from John Landis, Donald Dodson, and Jack Reubman Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick Warwick TEAM RECORD . . 1 Garden Spot . . . Central Dauphin Manheim Central John Harris ..,. .. 2 .. 4 .. 0 . . 7 Hempfield . . . . . 0 McCaskey . . , . . 4 Donegal .... . Country Day . . . Hershey .....,. McCaseky J. V. . Manheim Twp. . . Donegal ....., .. 6 ,. O .. 5 .. 3 .. 6 York .......,. William Penn . . . .,1 ..4 71 GIRLS' TENNIS Front Row, left to right: Florence Bowman, Beverlay Roth, Carol Bennethum, Carol Morgan, Linda Herr, Carol Massey. Second Row: Shirley Waltz CMgr,D, Sally Gundrum CMgr,l, lrma Martin, Brooke Minnich, Sandra Mundorf, Gloria Engle, Phyllis Hall, Martha Gundrum, Sally Adair CMgr.j This year's girls' tennis team, under the direction of Miss .lohanne Smith, had a schedule of six 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, and Manheim Central. Each practice they had challenge matches to determine their height on the tennis ladder. According to this ladder method, the top six girls were Florence Bowman, Brooke Minnich, Carol Morgan, Gloria En- gle, lrma Martin, and Carol Bennethum. We all hope the girls this year and the girls in the future years will finish with a successful season. 72 S fs ?' my 'Y , . 5, .,A, S 1 A ' 'P f, K lib ? ,,q A 3 'lx f ,,.ff , -sv Q , 'wggg 5 X , ,Ma 4 Jef '-fe! fxf V,, .k3.,.n 'H E, ,A 912525 9 3' sid Y 2 HQ ,ff 55 ,Q A, H swf ii ii mg K. M,-Q if f Q w lN' Wik'i'H 'ff w Y W Ali L. I -V f 3' ,A W f ' fa ' ' W T L Eff 3 1 ACTIVITIES Front Row: Lett to right: Brooke Minnich, Ned Foltz, Mary Ann Hess, William Red- dig, Carol Garner, Rhoda Shenk, Miss Wahl, advisor. Second Row: Carol Bennethum, Linda Palma, Joan Welch, Laura Forney, Alice Le- high, Barbara Grube, Jim Myer. Third Row: Lillie Weller, Margaret Hanna, Sally Gundrum, Barbara Forrey, Kay Hof- fer, Art Myers. Fourth Row: Lynn Good, Carol Morgan, Ronald Janick, Elaine Wonder, Patricia Weidler, Nancy Royer. Fitth Row: Nancy Eichholtz, Brenda Ruley, Marcelena Hess, Josephine Shreiner, Frances Kleintelter, Elizabeth Brubaker. Sixth Row: Sylvia Swarr, Karen Klopp, Patricia Geib, Florence Bowman, Mary Grube. Seventh Row: Nevin Huber, William Grosh. WARRIAN STAFF - The Worrion Staff, composed entirely of seniors, met weekly Smoke Ml'mlCl1'Jame5 MVS' throughout the school year under the direction of Miss Wahl. The committees - layout, literary, sports, snap shot, ond business - were headed by the co-editors. l Front Row, left to right: Art Myers, sports, Rhoda Shenk, snap shots, William Reddig, art, Mary Ann Hess, literary, Brooke Minnich and James Myer, co-editors, Ned Foltz, business. Second Row: Miss Wahl, advisor, Carol Garner, layout. W 5 L E 5 2 F Q 5 53 3 5 , , ,, A BAND Front Row, L. to R.: Caroll Snavely, Rufina Grube, Joan McCoy, Joann Todd, Gloria Showers, Linda Williams, Georgia Hoaster, Margaret Seaber, Kay Hoffer, Hyla Jean Neff, Laura Forney, Orpha Hershey, Jane Krushinski. Second Row: Douglas Mackley, Ronald Whitcraft, Lucinda Weil- er, Andrey Kissinger, Lynn Good, Barbara Forrey, Roxanne Haldeman, Linda Dillman, Dianne Forrest, Selina Cox, Marcelena Hess, Sue Risser, Donald Campbell, Paul Minnich, Janet Mess- ner, Shirley Hackman. Third Row: Patsy Lutz, Sylvia Swarr, John Howell, Douglas Stark, Tom Keehn, Barry Kauffman, Jerry Buchter, Larry Keener, Ronald Nelson, David Newcomer, Fourth Row: Fred Powell, Ted Fickinger, Douglas Kent, Vivian Hoffer, Mike Warrell, David Ebersole, Rodney Lutz, Lynnard Hyle, Donald Longenecker, Fifth Row: Nina Stroble, Carol Garner, Shirley Waltz, Fay Eck- man, Joan Klopp, Ned Foltz, Mr. Steiner, director, Kathleen Longenecker. Color Guard: Peggy Mundorf, Mary Beth Carl, Linda Palma, Pauline Groff, Nancy Royer. Left to right: Lillie Weiler, Carol Ressler, Alice Le high, Judy Zercher, Jacqueline Larkins, Florence Bow man, Karen Klopp. JUNIOR HIGH BAND First Row: left to right, Mary Seaber, Mary Ann Fasnacht, Sandra Corbett, Larry Graybill, Gloria Eckman, Joan Kautz, Jerry Ehrhart, Kenneth Stark, Celeste Long, Kristina Sigmund, Becky Newcomer, Rochelle Pelger, Kay Martin, Linda Ulrich, Nancy Danner, Diane Hoaster. Second Row: Peggy DeVink, Sylvia Yerger, Louise Christener, Carol Shirk, Susan Kauffman, Linda Herr, Lynn Mathers, Judy Meidler, Joan Achey, Helen Good, Linda Wertsch, Mary Ann Hess, Randy Hall, Carol Kowalewski, Susan Wolf, Georgia Donley, Betsy Cox, Tom Carpenter. Third Row: Ralph Kline, Bill Brubaker, Warren Pettyiohn, Warren Mellinger, Carlton Walls, Philip Hess, Craig Zerby, Walter Spicer, Donald Whitcraft, Sid Adams, Bill Lindeman, Donna Slagel, Sid Mumma, Lonny Ressler, Jack Ebbert, Kenneth Ditzler, Terry Grube, Barry Shelly, Ronald Getz, Kenneth Allwein, Raymond Alvarez. Fourth Row: Curt Baer, Gerald Lutz, Robert Seagrist, Marlin Weaver, Barry Garman, Joe Doster, Phillip Mummert, Clyde Forney, Jay Shelly, John Brubaker, John Sheaffer, Ronald Kline, Jack Landis, James Brubaker, Betsy Kauffman, Dale Huber, Kenny Fritz. Fifth Row: Mariorie Klenin, Mr. Steiner, James Boose, Linnie lbach, Shelby Witmer, Sally Adair, Jerry Michael, Terry Kauffman, John Dengler, Severn Yerger, Bryon Hornberger, Sarah Steiner, Carol Swarr, Terry Hartman. jp Absentees: Harlan Bleacher, Barbara Pennell, Douglas Hess, Terry Dagen, Douglas Zell, Eugene Johnson, aa OW V s lflrfw au 'ls -'Q alia 'I ,J 'ii Z my Lx Mi, M W S1-,QM .dm T X. M 'Q .ff f v...4.. MM gf -., , . H , ' if-4 W5 A rr Q, M W , ff wr 1 ,M WA, Kim 'Z-QM' ,H , , ig, ,X,,5,ix'g ' 'L' , A-A ,, 4 ' ?'fmff , ,V , , , W ,. Q: 1 M H L I a VOCAL GROUPS The T957-58 Warwick High School Glee Club schedule included a beautiful and insipr- ational Christmas Candlelight Service, an ap- pearance at a local church, and the presenta- tion of selections from South Pacific at the Spring Concert. The group also participated in a number of school assemblies, under the capable direction of Mr. Dunkle. The Glee Club enjoyed several social functions during the year, among which was a covered dish supper held in the school cafe- teria. get JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS' CHORUS wil i Q vain 9.9 First Row: left to right, Elaine Wenger, Sylvia Carvell, Roseanna Eberly, Ruth Styer, Natashia Botchoff, Margaret Lehigh, Rochelle Enck, Mary Good, Barbara Pennell, Janet Meiskey, Carol Zartman, Claudia Buchter, Carolyn Massey, Beth Todd, Janice Brillhart, Anne Huber, Mr. Dunkle, Director. Second Row: Betsy Kauffman, Susan Shreiner, Linda Stehman, Mary Hess, Doris Peters, Claudia Hostetter, Linda Cummings, Brenda Shirk, Connie Landis, Gloria Engle, Lynne Mathers, Susan Martin, Darlene Shrein- er, Sandra Shaub, Mary Sue Dussinger, Rose Marie Graybill, Margaret Moore. Third Rovv: Marjorie Klenin, Phoebe Wenger, Phyllis Hall, Mary Seibert, Joyce Gehman, Elizabeth Col- baugh, Darlene Styer, Carol Shank, Georgia Donley, Ruth Gibbel, Wilma Gearhart, Nancy Nauman, Joan Achey, Donna Slagel, Linda Wertsch, Barbara Kroeck, Carol Ludwig. Fourth Row: Loretta Harsh, Sue Thompson, Jean Snyder, Sandra Mundorf, Mary Bucher, Betty Lutz, Nancy Strauss, Virginia Grube, Carol Beck, Betty Peiffer, Marcia Meiskey, Esther Mary Binkley, Sandra Keller, Arlene Groff, Virginia Landis, Dawn McCoy, Dolores Hirneisen. JUNIOR HIGH BOYS' CHORUS First Row: left to rightn Barry Kofroth, John Seachrist, Joseph Willis, Donald Brubaker, Glenn Martin, Douglas Hess, James Diehm, John Sheaffer, Marlin Weaver, David Brubaker, Ned Bushong. Second Row: Mr. Dunkle, director, Richard Minnich, James Good, Kenneth Stark, Jerry Michael, Ronald Reed, Dennis Hollinger, Philip Mummert, Walter Spicer, Kenneth Miller, John Peffer, Richard Keller. Third Rovv: Warren Mellinger, James Conrad, William Hamp, William Lindeman, Larry Greybill, Barry Garman, Jerry Ehrhart, William Brubaker, Terry Kauffman, Lonnie lbach, Jackson Bucher, Eric Martin. Fourth Row: Joseph Doster, Richard Engle, Terry Hartman, John Dengler, Lloyd Kingswell, Dennis Shaub, Philip Hess, James Brubaker, Allan Jones, James Boose, Jack Ebbert. 84 SENIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA First Row: Kay Hoffer, Marie Arnold, Sylvia Swarr, Doris Hess, Christine Hagy, Ruth Stehman, Sue Hend- ricks, Mary Beth Carl, Susanne Way, Mary E. Tunney, Rufina Grube, Thomas Keehn. Second Row: Fay Eckman, Janet Shirk, Orpha Hershey, Laura Forney, Mary Grube, Hyla Neff, Margaret Seaber, Linda Williams, Linda Dillman, Carole Snavely, Selina Cox, Simon Fickinger. Third Row: Janet Messner, Douglas Stark, Michael Worrell, Vivian Hoffer, David Ebersole, Rodney Lutz, Charles Mackley, Larry Keenen, David Newcomer. Fourth Row: Nina Stroble, Jere Long, Joan Klopp, Mr. Kauffman, conductor, JUNIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA First Row: left to right - Susan Thompson, Martha Gundrum, Jane Markert, Sue Hosler, Jackson Bucher, Kristina Sigmund, Rochelle Pelger, Kay Martin, Lincla Ulrich, Rebecca Newcomer, Nancy Danner, Orlena Brubaker. Second Row: Sandra Shaub, Mary Ellen Armold, Janet Reidenbaugh, Truda Smith, Diane Hoaster, Gerry Myers, Joan Kautz, Celeste Long, Jerry Ehrhart, Sandra Corbett, Carol Kowalewski, Carol Shirk, Mary Seaber, Gloria Eckman, Sylvia Yerger, Mary Ann Fasnacht, Margaret DeVink, Kenneth Stark, Third Row: Betsy Cox, Susan Wolfe, Donald Hartman, Sara Steiner, Barry Hornberger, Philip Hess, William Brubaker, Jack Ebbert, Craig Zerby, Donald Brubaker, Walter Spicer, William Lindeman, Lonny Ressler, Sidney Adams, John Brubaker. 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HOFFER Antique Chair Decorating Furniture Refinishing and Repairing fAntique and Modernj UPHOLSTERING SERVICE Lititz, R. D. No. 'I Lexington, Pa. Phone MAdison 6-6908 97 Compliments of THE AMERICAN LEGION GARDEN SPOT POST No. 56 Compliments MORGAN PAPER COMPANY INC Lififz Pennsylvo Holsllm Compliments of A. I. BEDFORD SHOE, lNC. L T 'r Pennsylvon K Compliment of GEARHARTS s 4 Mcock C I-I SELF-SERVICE E coppes N1-panes THE B-G sHoE N Creators of the 5 Worla's Finest 5 to 31.00 store K ch'm COMPANY CUSTOM KITCHENS ARE OUR BUSINESS 15 S. Broad Street Lititz, SIMC OCK KITCHENS limi Pa lititz MA 6-2577 Keys-Locks MARTINS FEED MILL Radium covers D' L DIEM 81 SON R. D. No. 3 Typewriters Ephrata, Penno. FEED, GRAIN G FARM SUPPLIES Lititz Safe 8 Office Equip. 77 E. Main St. Lititz, Penna. MA 6-6282 Farmall Tractors Farm Equipment Refrigeration Lititz, Penna. Compliments of . . . liel-or Q40 HEN 8. DAVE'S BICYCLE SHOP Schwinn - Zunclapp Motorbikes English Lightweights Meat Market Open Daily Farmers Market-Sat. LUTZ and SON Y 301 East Main Street 53 E. Main Street FREE DELIVERY ,Nl I 2- M, Phone MA 6-9741 Compliments ZARTMAN'S STORE Compliments of of Dry Goods Novelties 8- Gifts BECKERS EAST Ready to Wear END GROCERY R O S E Y S Broad and Front St. ICE CREAM Lititz, Penno. Lititz, Penna Lititz, Pa. 99 PAUL F. DIEHM SURVEYOR REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Lititz, Penna. 24 S. Broad St. Phone MA 6-2590 Compliments KLINE MOTORS DESOTO 81 PLYMOUTH Complete SALES 81 SERVICE Compliments of . . . KAUFFMAN'S MARKET Self-Service Variety Store 320 South Broad St. Phone MA 6-2173 Lititz, Pa. EDGAR E. STURGIS UPHOLSTERING 314 E. Main Street LITITZ, PA. Compliments of J. ROLLMAN 8. SON LITITZ SEWING CENTER Compliments of DRESSMAKING M A H A R G ' S HAUI-ING Notions 8- Materials Patterns 81 Alterations GROCERY Lititz Penna. 21 S. Broad St. 5-you MA 6-2491 Phone MA 6-2318 C. KELLER Compliments of FOUNTAIN-PATENTS-COSMETICS Phone MAdison 6-2345 Headquarters for Whitman's Chocolates ADAM'S BARBER SHOP N. Broad Street Dial MAdison 6-8291 AUTO BODY SHOP Auto Painting and Straightening 364 N. Broad St. Lititz, Penna. 100 THE WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Floyd Hagy 46 E. Main Street Lititz, Pa. Phone: MA 6-2434 Dial MA 6-8847 Ice Cold Watermelon IVAN ADAMS, JR. Ma Mile North of Lititz BUCHTER'S BARBER SHOP LO 9-0322 MA 6-5218 Dial MA 6-6757 GIBBLE BROS. Closed All Day Monday PLUMBING - HEATING OPEN DAILY 3, Tuesday thru Friday SHEET METAL WORK 7 A-M- - 3 P-M- NEFFSVILLE Saturday 7 A.M. - 6 P.M. Egg, 1932 AL TAFT NISSLEY BOTTLE GAS, INC. Compliments of Quality Food Lmrz rwm Kiss Gas-:nd Appliances Speciame, Ephrata - Myerstown ,-mu, PA' Hearty Congratulations to THE CLASS OF 'I958 THE LITITZ BOOK STORE RUSSELL R. ERB SERVICE STATION Brunnerville, Pa. Compliments of CHARLOTTE'S SHOPPE Ladies 8. Kiddie: General Sutter Hotel AUTO REPAIR WBC' Building Phone MA 6-2861 llllllf PU- litlfl, Pu. 'I01 JOSEPH S. HARRIS CO., INC. M C E L R 0 Y Motorola-Radio-T.V. Harris Variety Center PHARMACY Sales 5' Sefvife Completely Self-Service I KREIDER BROTHERS I loo E' Mum sl' 22 E. Main Street 23 E. Main Street mm MA 6.2222 Lim! MA 6-8000 Lititz, Pa. e C II for nd liver - Lervus Lve yoj anD:stimate Compllmenls of Compllmenls THE UPHOLSTERY THE YARN SHOP of CENTER 30 Cenfef Street R O S E Y 1 S Upholstering Repaifmg , , ICE CREAM CUSTOM BUILT FURNITURE 27 W. Lmcoln Ave. Lititz, Perma. Phan. MA 6-2331 Phone MA 6-2292 Lmiz, Pa' Compliments DAVID R. ARMOLD of JEWELER 55 E- Main Street Lititz, Penna. LITITZ, PA. FLOWERS CARL U. FOLTZ For All Occasions ScI1micI's Flower Shop 208 Noble Street Dial MA 6-2364 PLUMBING CONTRACTOR 305 Linden Street Lititz, Penna. 102 WEAVER'S RESTAURANT J. H. REITZ 8. SON, INC. Gulf Fuel Oil Reading Coal Building Materials Lumber LITITZ, PA. Purina Chows - Mixing Service MA 6-6850 Millway, Pa. R E E D Y ' S LITITZ FURNITURE CO. 10 E. Front Sf.-Lititz Opp. The Post Ofiice RECORDS-PLAYERS-RADIO UPHOLSTERING Repairing - Refinishing HI-FLDELLTY-T' V' MA 6-2201 - 6-5165 MA H252 open Friday Evenings FARM-GARDEN LAWN EQUIPMENT SALES a. serevlcz L. H. BRUBAKER Two Stores to Serve You Lititz R 3 - Lancaster R 4 RAYMOND C GROFF LITITZ BOWLING LANES Equipped with Building l0iS a AMF. Automatic in Roihsvilie Pin Setters Phone Lititz MA 6-2369 '00 N- 'Wd 5'- MA 6-8867 BOMBERGER'S STORE Elm, Po. Your One Stop Shopping Center J. B. ZARTMAN Compliments of . . . DODGE A PLYMOUTH SALES G SERWCE KLINE'S cANDles Lititz, Pennu. Phone MA 6-2414-MA 6-5229 L-'UTI' PA- 103 MARKLEY'S MEAT MARKET Lititz, R. D. No. 1 Stalls 21 8- 22 Central Market Lancaster GENERAL SUTTER HOTEL EXCELLENT FOOD LITITZ, PENNA. ZARTMAN'S STORE Groceries Dry Goo-ds 8K Notions Ready to Wear Broad and Front Streets Lititz, Pa. Compliments of A FRIEND QKCIOM R. W. SAUDER Marketing Service Fresh Eggs Lititz, Penna. Phone MA 6-2404 HARDING'S GROCERY 134 Spruce Street We Deliver Dial MA 6-2l05 Lititz Penna. H. WALTER BOWMAN PLUMBING 81 HEATING ROTHSVILLE, PA. Compliments of . . . EBY'S MILL, INC. Lititz, Penna. Compliments of McCLOUD and SCATCHARD Landscape Architects LITITZ, PA. LEXINGTON GROCERY DRUGS COSMETICS SELF SERVICE BENNER PHARMACY -: Pu n M ' Q General ,?m'1q3fcmj m Qn'n1'w.114 M ha d,se CLYDE O. BENNER, Prop. erc n n Dial MA 6-2306 Phone MA 6-8981 Lititz, Pa. 40 E. Main St. R. D. 1, Lititz, Pa. Dial MA 6-2241 104 fi Our heartiest congratulations to the Class of '58 upon your graduation from Warwick High School. We are grateful for the opportunity of producing your yearbook The Warrian and hope that we may have many other opportunities to serve you in the years ahead. 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