Waynesboro Area Senior High School - Wayarian Yearbook (Waynesboro, PA)
- Class of 1952
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-un-unuuuuug-sq-uusqp f X Z-1r i W , N i- -in-Z,--S... CE XXXXW I X XX V! f N X,,,f-4--:'.'.-- X L,f , -f' 'H' JL..-4 x . -' ' -'arp' EQ X lk -- .1 I rmxlzhw V .......... ... Avwmwvwsw The Wahian 1952 Page Two Pnlwlishfd Ullllllllnj' Ivy ilu' Ufufziall Sfnff In lmnol' of flu' ,S'v11iv1' Clzzsx of ffll' l'Vay11rs1m1'n Srnlzlzz' Iliff!! Svlznn H'YtI'VlIt'.Vf707'0. l1t'IIII.Yj'l7'I7fll.fI FOREWORD llefore we turn our attention to the future and what it holds in store for us, let us first take a back- ward glance to the activities of the school year just ending. In the succeeding pages of this book are re- corded some of the activities which have helped to prepare us as useful citizens in a free worldg for in addition to vocational training, we have learned the significance of sportsmanship, cooperation, and friend- ship. We of the VVahian staff, believe that these pages will bring to mind that familiar line from our .Xhna Mater, for with our work we've had fun , which applies most appropriately to this our Senior year which to many of us has been an unforgetable one. TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication . . .Xdininistration .. Classes .. Organizations . . .Xthleties . Features . . .Xdvertisenients .. Page - 4 ' 9 . I5 - 57 - 73 .. S7 - 90 Page Three DEDICATION As grzicliizitioii zippivzlclics, wc, thc Class of 52 , are fzxccfl with the iucvitzihlc, that we uiust hcgin to thiulc zuicl uct for mur- sclvcs. Some of us will seek Z1 highcr eclucutiou while others will louk for Qmployiueut: hut un matter who we :irc or from what sirlc of thc trucks wc come, we are free tu plziu our future :ts we cliuusc. This is part of our future fur this is thc Puucricuu way of life. Our Class has clmseii for its iuottu 'Jlloilzty wc follow: ton morrow we lead zuicl so it will bc iu the future. WE, whu hzivc: bccu lecl iu our lives hy cduczitiou, will hc the lczulcrs of lUllltll'I'UXY iu ccluczitiou auml govcrumcut. XYith high lmpus for the future wc. uf thc gramluzitiiig class of IQSZ. clcmlicatu this XX'z1liiz1u to Hur lV:l1ll1I't'-1 :uirl what it holds iu store for us. ff XX'ayne Young IN MEMORIAM lYe flt-tlicate this page to the nietnory of Otn' classmate. Xlvayne Young, whose untimely cleath clnring twin' stmpliniiitmi-e year gricvecl ns greatly. XYayne left with ns a lasting' iinpression of his liappy-go-lucky way nf life. ,Ile was always reatly with a joke and a sinile for everyone. Now as we look forwarfl to gratlnatinn we tniss Xlvayne even more and knnw that not nnly the class hnt the ccmnnnnity has suffered a great loss. Page Five Page Six Wahian ,Y i Rvadj' for tlfflitlll-.I 1l':u'o1d Rowe , . . Blzsiflass gilllllllgfl' hliozui Merkliugei' .. -V-ls.v1'xfu111' lfdliflll' Editor David Gmvc . . . - 11's 1101 rm' sinlplc as il Ioolsx. 510211111 Maris ........ l:L'flflH'U lfrlfwf' Mary Louise i.Chlll2l11 .. C'li1x.vlf1I1'fof' Xmiiiziii Klillcr ........ CJILIXS lfdiloi' Yfdrc smiling bcczmsc our work is done. Paul Heart .... fJl'kQlIlIl'.S'LIfi07I Editor Ruberta Ilczml . . f,1'.Q'tll1IA.2'tIfI.Ull lfdifm Xvilillll' llruwii ...... ,S4jw1'lx lfd1'1'm' LUYS gfff 50 7U07fk- xxviliiillll Slmll . ,. .. l'f1n!0lg'1'uff1Ur Szmxh Hzuvbeckci' .. .lrf lfrifioz' Philip Iiiimkzmzl , . . l,fl0f0AQl'l1f'!Z0l' Staff Tinzc out for cz rest. Lois AX1111 Yiugliug . . . TVx'jP1'sl liflllil XX711ifll1Ol'C . . . 'l'j'f'i.v! Marie Kllllfflllllll . . . . Typisz Lvlx gui thu t'tYl1IflII'gIl SftlI'f1'll'. .lean Cklfflllllll .. .. ff1lXflIC.YS Staff l,C1'l'5' Alillllifh .. . l9z1.v1411c'sx b'z'uff llurlmzlm llyilff .. .. b'1r.v1'11es.v ,51Z'CIf-f lin-11114-III .XIlZllNS . .. H11.v1411u.v.v Slufj' Our zuork 1zc :'Cr ends. Miss .Xlcxzmder . . .ld'Z'l.S0l' M12 Shively . .'1d'L'l'SOI' ,i 4 I ,, ,,, , ,L.,:,1,,M.k,., , ,.q, 1 5 1 Q lf'1'111li11g' .v111ilm. Czmvl .Mm Myvrs .. B11.v1'11v.v.v Sfuff NIz11'1l1a L. Eigellblwnlc lfll.S'I'IIC.YS Staff Vzmtsy ,FIIOIUPSUII .... l911.vif1c.vx Staff Lois KiSL'CkC1' .. .. BIl.YfllC,9.f Stuff Page Sevcn Page Eight Seated: Mahlon B. VVatts, Treasurerg Leslie Hess, Secretary: Albert E. Hamilton, Yice- Presidentg j. BrownLee Mentzer, Prcsidentg Frank Sulzer, Glen VV. lirosius. Standing: R. Tim Shank, Abram R. Creager. Dean Yerdier, J. Russell Borzzlger, Klarsby C. Little, Richard Dolton, H. C. Lower, Alan Yan Sant. Board of Education HQ. TLLE CLASS 01119 52 ze .W L on T f y yy The Nlvzlynesboro-llont -Xlto Board of School Directors wishes to com- mend you for the successful completion of your high school career. Prior to the beginning' of your last year, Xlliynesboro and Mont Alto School Districts formed :L joint board for the operation of the schools in the two communities under one ZlCllllllliSlIl'2lfi0ll. This event marks the beginning of an attempt of two systems to jointly provide better education facilities. Thus the class of IQ52 becomes the first to be graduated from the NYziy- nesboro-Mont Alto 'loint High School. Wfe wish to extend to you our best wishes for your future. May your contribution to society be in keeping with your ability and your best ideals, and your every effort used to protect your .Xmericzin heritage. J. B. Mentzer, ,President VVaynesboro-TXlont .Xlto School lloard ADMINISTRATION fl V if ,V L 'xg ,ly fu 'A 1.4, 6 mtl if vi ,fa ,L gm. ' gf? m , 2 f if -, gh! 9 1 'ff Ng L V, -f 1733 J '54 1 K 19' 0:7 . TEUCH P. Q 0 X- Q K ' 5 g - UNC' Q if 7,1 fsllf' C- x 9 .-r-f v D Qqx ,f- jf X Jnffa.-.:!,,.... .S+ -J ':f ' .f-f- 1 ,454-' 'Q I i,r...4-i' S1 ' iw' g ? -kv ,, ,,,..--QL. ? J, -I -ZQ-f 77- Page N Page Ten PAUL li. S11L'1.L, ILS., M. En. PI'I.lICff7tIl of JUIIIIUI'-SC1lf0l' High S0110 Sllippensluurg' State Tea' ers College Duke Lvlllyfjl H' F! 'xlzsm' C. l,l'l l'l,li, ILS.. ll X l Sl1f7C'I'ilIfUlIdU'lIf of Sclmolx GCttyslJu1'g College Columbia L'11ive1'sity RFQ. 3 . if x l 1cANi'i:s A. A1.i5x,xNnER 7Aj'f7lllf1, ,Sl11Ul'f1ltlHd B. S. in Commerce Grove City College RALPH XY. IRARNIIART, B.S ,llalllifnzatius Sliippenslmurg State Teachers College NAOMI K. HADE, A.B., MA. Assistant Principal Englislz, Guizl'am'v D1.l'l'1'f0I' Hood College Columbia University gs. GEORGE I. IJIFFENIKAUCIIER, B.S. History, English Shippeilsburg' State Teachers College f ASIIER EDELMAN, B.S. Inslrumvntul Music Lebanon Valley College 2,,V Q X . X C Ci i iesf i NN'11.1.1M1 C. CHURCH 1 Asa., Mix. .lj f Iirzglislz ,ll ' L'l1iversity of Pittsburgli A l Columbia University W C Gnoizcia H. Hrrxim Ougx .-X. Fox. HS. PLS- Ed-1 B-D- illilfllvlmllifs MMV.l'if l', 'T' I5 f'H'Yl' Sliippeiislaiirg State Teachers Slnppeilslmurg State Coucgc Tezlelicrw College llivinity Svliool. Yule L'11ivei'sity Page Eleven FRANCES FRIEDLY, B.S. En, Matl1e11mlic.9, Englislz University of Pennsylvania JOHN A. HllIfFBIANf B.S., MA. Izzdzlsfrial Arts, llfCC1IlI7I1'L'Ul Drawifzg Juniata College Columbia University CHARLoT'rE lx. GEISEIQ, B.S. P115 su ul Ldm Uflllll, Hmllh College of VVilliam and Mary Ufwuii X7 A M. LORAINIL Huslolx, ILS. - Art ludiana State Teacheia College Q , bollailA1,l,, by I -S, .S.. MA. 411 ultlz, Plzyxfral Iidzrfafimi. .Srzmzfe X West Chester State Teachers W College Columbia University GLAUYS X. IxE1,LEx, .B. Lnylmlz Gettysburg Colleg' - RAYMOND VV. HAIIBAUGII, 15.5. Physics, Chvznisfry Gettysburg College ETlIl',I. W. lx1TZx1lL1.LR, .X.Ii. Svicmrv, Rmmdzal Iundzny 51: , K.. g Y- 1: . Gettysburg College VVHHAM HAUQII BQ 55 Ilzsforx Gvoqmfflu Sluppensburg State ftaellub College viz? . Xififl 'fu' M5558 57 :irq ' ws- gm st Page Twelve M 2 Xia Q. tiff? C ILA LEARN B.S. Home EL'0HOHIiL'S Science 1. Pennsylvania State College Mm, Few ' Q . , . W We hmm Q ,MW A Jgfgz' 53695 GL1-:xx A. LEHMAN, A.B., MA. Social Sciences ,luniata College University of Pennsylvania JOHN I. MONN, l?.S.. ilI..'I. 1lItIf11f'lI1Gf'll'S, Englislz Shippenshurg State Teachers College ELVA LowRv Librariml Shippensburg State Teachers College Millersville State Teachers College ETHE1. MORTI-JR, 1?.S. COIlIHlt'l't it1! Subjerls Shippensburg State Teachers College PAUL B. MARGOLF, B.S., M.A. Vocal IV! sic Pennsylvani ate College New Y iiversity I J. LARRY PALMER, A.B. Sofia! Sciences Bridgewater College GLADYS E. MJKESELI., AB. Latin, 17VIlIl1l8lIICIfiC.Y Juniata College LEWIS R. PVRNELI., B.S., MA. SL l'C1lt'l', Jllatlzomatics Kutztown State Teachers College George VVashington University jonx li. Mixxien, A.l3. Ellfllhfll, .SSPGIITXIL Gettysburg College ROBERT C. R,AXNKIN, B. S. Driver Education Millersville State Teachers College George VVashington Universitv 553.3 .fff??aY.?.g. ' , . sftgkmx 1 ,R X .gk . ' + A5 , is W -gtg. 4' N: :::. W.-ia. , . V 4 Page Thirteen STEPHEN T. ROLLINS, HS., M.Ed. A?SfSfU7lf Prifzripal of f1HI'f07' High School flixfory, Guidance Dirmfor Pennsylvania State College CALBERT XVELLIYER, AB., M..-X. l'1zys11'al ffdllfllflillll, Heal!!! Gettysburg College Columbia University JOSEPH li. SIIIVELY, B.S. Biology, Senior Scivrzfe Shippensburg State Teachers College NlARGARET VV11.soN, B.S, Home Ecmxrzzlzivx, .S1t'1.Cllt't' Indiana State Teachers College L C. SMITH, SR., B.S., MS. lllafl1e'v1a1'ics Loek Haven State Normal School Juniata College Gettysburg College ROBERT A. ZIMMERMAN, B.S., M.licl. Ilzstrzlllzmzlal lllusic Lebanon Valley College Pennsylvania State College STEVE SUHEY, BS., MA. Swirl! Studies Pennsylvania State College PATRICIA RIANNS Sez'rcfUry, Smiar High Srlmuf XlERL1i D. VVALKER, BS, XP R G! illeclmuical Draivifzg, ' Il1UlHSf1 il1I .+11't.r Pennsylvania State Co le auch CLASSES ilL-,.... -- 45341, X C 25 fig X SL S in yr f W Qmi? i i A 5: 9 . Y -- ,V ' L 4 -I9 ' ! ':V f':ol ijf' f ' A - - ' CK: P Aix- 1 ff Q' -2 iii? Q 1-5 ,S f N S Zismf 1-' , -32 f lf ,lf 92 ,d ifhljfqfl ff Q f W ig P . - lj V N! - -' W? --..,, - R f.1 .'. a:Q'5f31-0713 ig 'f 53- - f :WW-S-X' Q , , .-3 N kg ' D QHQXYKW 317 :iii t 124.1 I , XM NYS' 5- - L-K: ,I f -, K X -N H51 bf 5 M N 1 . 3 xX!T'! ' ? iii J'-1. C, S I .4 . y Ll.. . A' :VfJ1'W,f f WW' Q Ha , 4'1'f f1fL'111 I 'A ' 1 A 3? W f ,Sm - MI- S-1 W ' M Egg... ' - N www S' ' . S I - 1 x , ' - ' Q fl:'...,wH ,'4 ,,,y,'-W -, G, 'W-N m' lf ff f Page Fiftcun CLASY Jawa Mfov-Js and Music b 'PAUL 7 HEART fl-Taj ' Of Pl 0 ana C ix 5' JP E-Q HPS? ip fp J D555 fra: 25:25 5: rfss- 'i'oiiif:iL1':,g 253. gf 'ix :L fzz 554. V55 f1f f5f,5mgMUEEEQQ F 'Kofi :xi 'mfxfsr 55.5 3: 3,':.a-t'g':rg gil., a',:',1f+-0r'- libs m':m:JZ,7sf Ji: f'EECf,5iVfFfg.EfE ggf t A0354 NIH P +91 . , . J 5 . . -F'vi1nJ- skis Fasf' +o 'H-:as-wrt, Fu- ul -unc: in Th: com-in ,., TAL-5 Seals arg hoc biffnv-s us, Lat-N145 4365-r. ha milf' fhsn- ch l-lang: gfcufg. For-I W wi QFD? FBEGHEQ EIVFW I ' L I . 1 N 5- 3 yy 3 gr T- Hffdfi. - or V o - v- - H' HW. Pa o I7 o 4 i If J' H i 3 -i J Sm sbs - lizpfvfru, guns zz: fmagm, fa faffaff., HPV E'F'TVTF lf IJ I Goff JL' wa Sixteen J 1, Sfgaizi-.U 'qslgkifn 1-2-,E 1 - , , 7 Senior Officers Q.-.a ' E Qhmpwkx Norman Miller - PI'CSl'dC1If Leo Cl1'Cc11zLwzLl1 - Vice Prcsidcllt Marie Iizmffmzm - Scc1'Cf411'y Ray xvllglllllllll - T1'm1.v111'c1' Page Seventeen -....-'iVVaI'1ian....'-i..'- li ii N x ICTH ,XDAM s C0111 nz ercial Highest man in the class Qalphabeticallyb . . . Monk . . . prefers Sn1ittyl' and Bo to the other sex . . . our only male stcnographer . . . plans to attend College. NYahiau 35 Blue X Gold 2-Sg Hi-Y 35 Student Council 1-35 Class Play 3. Doizis .lxl.'GlllNlLXUGII Gelzcral Short, dark haired senior . . . quiet but lriendly . . , occasionally drives a black Plymouth . . . one of the engaged girls ot the senior class . . . wants to be a tracer. Dramatics Club l. ciXYl'fNlN mm' N BA KICR Genera! Came here two years ago from Hagerstown . . . long blond hair . . . seen in the halls talking to jun . . . rides around in a hot rorl Ford . .. Choral Club Z1 Basketball lg Intramurals 2. joim BA 141312 Gezmrul D t'Finney . . . Benny Goodman has nothing on him . . . takes his choice between a Buick and a Chevy . . . wants to study niechanical engineering at Penn State . . . fun lover. Hi-Y l-2-3, Sec. 23 Class Play l-2-3: Special Chorus Z-33 Choral Club l-2-3, Baccalaureate Chorus l-25 Boys' lntramurals lg lianfl l-Z-33 Orchestra 35 County Band 1-2-35 County Chorus Zg XN'oodwincl Quintet 35 District Chorus 3. Fixx' l3.xLs1o131z .it'tldt'lllit' Pilots a big green '50 Buick , , . owns a large wardrobe . . . dark wavy hair . . . usually seen at Saturday Nite Club dances . . . seem: to like the Forestry School. Dramaties Club lg Tri-Hi-Y l-2-33 Choral Club l-Z-35 liaccalaureatc Chorus l-23 Girls, lntramurals l-Z-3. Page Eighteen I . I lx, lQUl1l'fR'I1.X limlzn fl f1t'tld011IIC Bert . . . capable eclitor of li e and Gold . . . strawberry blonrl with 21 frienrlly smile . . . always giving' Ronnie a rough tnne . . . usually lute . . . one ol a gang. .. Yiee-Pres. lg XX'z1hi:1n 33 llrainaties Club 1-2-.55 Sorority 2-33 lllue K Golrl l-2-3, lfflitor 3: Tri-Hi-Y 1-3: Library Club 33 Proin Committee lg Class Play 1-2-35 Choral Club 1-Z-35 Haceznlaurezrtc Chorus 1-lg Girls' lntrzunuruls 1-2-3. 1X1,x'.x lllum' 001101111 Our Cherry pie queen . , . seen behind the counter at Newberrys . . . energetic , , . spencls ll good many ol her evenings at llusiness College , . . but leaves a len' tor Buck. Art Club 1-lg Choral Club 1-lg li2iCCZil2llll'L'Il1L7 Chorus Z. lil.l..x liizmxi Q 0II1lIlCl'L'l.fll lnclnstrious CUl1lIl1Cl'C12ll . . . execlles in inath . . . prefers out-ol? town boys . . . quiet inzniner . . , but 5lllL'E'I'C Iriencl . . . travels around with Shirley . . . hopes sonieclay to be a secretary. Blue K Gold 1-3: Tri-Hi-Y 1-35 Choral Club 1-2-33 li1lCC2llZlLl1'l'Zl1l' Chorus 1-2: Girls' lutrunuirzils 1-Z-3. peeves, lioys' lntrzlmurzlls 1-Z-35 Band 1-Z-3. qnently goes to Shady Grove. V ,, A A lJ1'zm1z1ties Club 1-23 Tri-Hi-Y 1-25 Girls' l11Il'2lIl11ll'2llS -is 11, 4. .. XX 11.11111 liieowx, blk. Gczzcral .lust loves teasing the lair sex . . . selcloin seen nithout lime :incl Chub . . . luinstein has nothing on him in trig CU . . . ll.T.0. 'oys zneting for Mr. Minnich . . . one of Miss MikesC1l's pet XY:1hiz1n 33 llrznnzlties Club lg lllue K Golcl 1-33 Hi-Y 3: Student Qouneil 1-33 Class Play 1-2-33 Choral Club 1-lg llztscbull xl2lll2:l.gC1' Z: SlIlliI.l'fY llL'I:lc11,x1e'1' Ggiggrgl XYalks the length of town to get to sehool . . . works at New- berrys . . . snencls most ot her time nith lim . . . enQz1Qefl . . . fre- Page 'Nineteen - -'..-.1-..-.:VVBl'IlBn 11.xRoLn Bl, 1lliRl1,XUG11 Atvtzcivflzzl' One of our many musicians . . . sometimes caught napping in English class . . . good student, if he could only get his mind oft a certain subject Qnamely hlanetj. Dramaties Club 1-2-35 Hi-Y 2-35 Class Play l-Z-35 Special Chorus l-2-35 Choral Club 1-2-35 Baecalatireate Chorus .25 Boys' lntramurals l-Z5 Rand l-Z-35 Orchestra l-Z-35 Dance Band 1-2-35 Brass Sextet 1-Z-35 VYo0dwind Quintet 35 State Orchestra 25 District Band .2-35 District Chorus 3. Al.XRG.XRE'1l C.xRsoN C10IIlI1LUl'L'llII Margie . . . tall, quiet commercial . has a long walk to school . . . seen with Deddle . . . blushes quite easily . . . takes much teasing . . . interested in Forestry School. Dramatics Club 35 Tri-Hi-Y l-Z-35 Student Council See. 15 Prom Committee 25 Girls' Intramurals 1-Z. lOYCI'l CLol'1fIiR G61lf?I't1l Chap . . . always going someplace . . . 'icow girl driver . . . says just what she thinks . . . lots of tun . . . runs around with Barbara . . . co-manager of the Zcphyrs. Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-35 Library Club 1-2-35 Art Club 1-Z5 Girls' Athletic Council 35 Choral Club 2-35 Baccalaureate Chorus 1-25 llaskctball 2-35 Girls' lntranmrals 1-2-35 Band 3. R' r 5 ,W . ,, - Q , ' l . 1 t 5 A V ' t N t W , L lilaxixli CoFF11.xN ,flcademic Deep interest in Penn State . . . captain of Zcphyrs , . . possesses an unusual pair of dimples . . . seen frequently with Bert , . . has numerous friends . . . always ready for a good time. Sorority 35 Tri-Hi-Y l-Z-35 Girls' Athletic Council 35 Class Play 35 Choral Club 1-Z-35 Baccalaureate Chorus 1-25 Basketball 1-2-35 Girls' Intramurals 1-2-3. ,Imax COMSAIAN Genera! One of the 'Asouth-enders . . . keeps her blond hair cut short . . spends her spare time reading , . . accompanist for the orchestra . . studious . . . travels with Doris . . . future nurse. NVahian 35 Library Club 1-25 Treas. Z5 Choral Club l-Z-35 Bae- calaureate Chorus 1-25 Orchestra 1-2-3. Page Twenty ' -4...--1952 lX:lfITll CREAGI-Zu could it be Mr. Minnieh's storiesj. Boys' Intramurals 1-2-3. Flzlin CRONAUICR success . . . photographer. R.xl,.i'n D1x'1'1Q1cMixx 5Ci6llflijc'iC 1 All around athlete . . . thinks it is healthier to stay single . . . tutnre grad of Shippensburg State Teachers College . . . responds to Roafe . . . enjoys fishing with Greenie and A'XYib . , Hi-Y Z-3: Student Council 3: Football 1-Z-35 Basketball 1-2-35 Baseball l-2-3g lloys' Intramurals l-Z. Al,XR'l'Il.X L1-iii l'tlGl':XllRHl3lf COI1Il1Ic'l'Cl'Gf Halartyl' . . . our high-stepping inajorette . . . blue eyes and 5: friendly smile . . . neat dresser . . . sonietnnes mistaken for Marie . , works at Marshman's . . . writes letters to the Navy. xyilllliill 35 Sorority Z-33 Tri-Hi-Y l-Z-31 Prom Conimittee 21 Special Chorus Z-3g Choral Club 1-2-3: Baccalaureate Chorus 1-2: Girls' Intramurals l-2-35 Band 1-2-3. XV11,1,1.xx1 liLlHQN General Heenie . . . one of lke's hall patrol . , . two-letter man . . . lots of pebbles on his beach . . . Charlie's chuni . . . lingers at the Chatterbox . Hi-Y 35 Football l-Z-33 Basketball l-Z-33 Baseball lg Boys' Intra- murals l-2-3, General Must have been runner-up for most shy . . , Ronnie's older brother . . . doesn't have to walk far to school . , . enjoys Spanish class tor General Xlxrays willing to lend a helping hand . . . our class play window washer . . . drives his father's Ford . . . helped make our prom a big' Prom Committee 2-33 Class Play 3g Choral Club 1. WM Page Twenty--,me -i'-T.Wal llan.T..--.....-- Noluiixx Fos'rER Indzzstriai Fearless Fosdieku . . . Majors in study halls . . . draws pay at the YU . . . never manages to get to class on time . . , no woman I troubles PP? Hi-Y 35 Boys' Intramurals 3. 1DORO'1'11Y GARDNER Gelzcml 'fDotty . . . blue eyes and bangs . . . travels with Deddle and l'Margie . . . displays a sparkling diamond on her left hand . . . not too fond of school . . . well-liked by everyone. Sorority 2-35 Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-35 Prom Committee 25 Class Play 15 Choral Club 1-2-35 Baccalaureate Chorus 1-2. JEAN Goon A cadcmic Target for mueh teasing . . , faithful president of Library Club . . . has a sneeze that ean't be matched . . . talented pianist . . . sports en- thusiast . . . still doesn't know who sent her that Christmas eard. Sorority 35 Blue Sc Gold 1-2-35 Library Club l-2-3, Pres. 35 Prom Committee 25 Class Play 1-25 Special Chorus 35 Choral Club 1-2-35 Baeealaureate Chorus 1-25 Girls' Intramurals 1-2-35 Dance Band 2. 141312 G12EIcNixwxxL'r 1'lCtIllCIllIiL' Most likely to succeed . . . copper-thatched court ace . . .I eon- gratulations on your fourth anniversary . . . brain . . . head man oi H1-Y and student council . . . our boy Greenie . Vice-Pres. 35 Hi-Y 2-3, Pres. 35 Student Council 2-3, Yiee-Pre.-. 2, President 35 Basketball 1-2-35 Baseball 1-2-35 Boys' Intramurals 1-2-3. Davin Glzovli 1.lCtltllC11L'lC Our capable YYahian editor . . . B.T.O. on the band trips . . travels with Chula and VVib'l . . . Sampson needs a haircut . . . Murphy . . . did most tor class . . . another brain . . . seldom seen with any ol the g11'lS??? Vice-Pres. 25 XVahian editor 35 Dramatics Club 1-25 Blue K Gold 1-2-35 Hi-Y 35 Prom Committee 2-35 Class Play 1-2-35 Football 15 Boys! lntranlurals 1-25 Band 2-3. Page Twenty-two .low N llsus Jody . . . happy-go-lueky eoininercial . . . not too fond of law elass . . . seen quite frequently at Cold Springs . . . lends her clear soprano voiee to the Choral Club . . . always talking. 'llri-Hi-Y l-2-3. See. 33 Library Club l-2-3: Class Play 2-3: Special Chorus Z-33 Choral Club l-2-33 Bacealaureate Chorus 1-lg Girls' Intra- niurals 1-Z-33 County Chorus Z-3. IQOIIICRT lliXNL1R, blk. Gcuera! Sain . . . interniittently seen with the opposite sex . . . Mr. Margolfs basso-profundo . . . slaps the base for the Yelvetones . . . seen with Diz and Bill . . . teased by Ike . Proin Conunittee 23 Class Play l-Z-35 Special Chorus 3: Choral Club 1-Z-33 Baccalaureate Chorus l-lg Football 3: Boys' lntrainurals l-Z-33 County Band l-2-35 District Chorus 3. ClI.XRLl'fS ll.XR'1'I.lC Gczzcml Bob lfrantz's drunnner . . , lively basketball aee . . . if you want to find him just look around Naney's locker , . , Mr. S1nith's and Miss Hades sleeping beauty . . . really enjoys the homeroom meetings. Hi-Y 3g Prom Connnittee 23 Special Chorus 33 Choral Club 2-33 Baccalaureate Chorus Z5 Football l-2-.35 Baseball l-3 Boys' lntraixniralr 1-2-3. Commercial Dolns ll.XI,'Cll C01lI1llC1'L'iLl! Dislikes her middle name . . . travels with jean . . . lives in the south end ot town . . . light wavy hair . . . frequently journeys to New Franklin . . . pleasing personality. Student Council l-35 ljflillli Connnittee 23 Special Chorus 2-35 Lhoral Club l-2-.33 Baccalaureate Chorus l-Z5 County Chorus 2-3. ' . i l Cillwlissx ll.xt'r:n fiL'1lCl'tlI V . - Ullessieu . . . one of the erowd that rides with Anna . . frequently t , goes to lfreeneastle . . . known to some of her friends as Sis . . , works 215 51 wioiwc 1-i-wwf. L' Girls, lntrainurals 2-3. R Page Twenty-three , ,v ru . 4 E ,Vw ry u .- 3 - A N1 Q , HQ 1- 0' NJ .. N .-A , N' is ye ,Al QJ' X t Q. '- N J' 3. 'l r i 3, 5 w M' J' ' 1 A 1 J XRS -1 A - W, Jr Wahlan r N 7 A 1 'N gg' ,fl can ky wi V 0 7 , , J Q Q Eyre 1 Q f .xwla 1, llilfk .'1c1zzz'v11m' I v , . . J Y 'I ' la s basketball at thc Y . . . dark, naturally curl hair . . . I.lclb:1's . Y . . . . Y . 2 X fri N . . . plays a variety ot musical instruments . . . would enjoy school DF' ff be r without any kind of math. 'il C' Girls' Intramurals 1-2-33 Band l-2-33 Orchestra 1-2-33 Danee Band 2-35 County Band 1-2-33 District Orchestra 3. l,A1'1, l'I1i.xk'i', IR. flfadeilzzfc Diz . . . llvahian organization editor . . . lirma has top priority A A 2' - with this l'heart . . . first rate thespian . . . smooth operator on a trom- bone . . . future M.D ..... another Sam . lYahian 33 Dramatics Club 1-2-33 Hi-Y 33 Prom Committee 21 Class Play l-33 Special Chorus 1-2-33 Choral Club 1-2-33 Baccalaureate Chorus 1-23 Boys' lntramurals 1-2-33 Band 1-2-33 Orchestra 1-2-33 Danes Band 2-33 Brass Sextet 1-2-32 State Chorus 33 District Chorus 31 County Chorus 2-33 County Band 1-2-33 District Rand 1-2. s ,A X, ,i,. X faf .2 Sorority 2-33 'llri-Hi-Y 1-2-53 Library Club 1-2-3, Yice Pres. 21 Prom Committee 23 Choral Club 1-2-33 Baccalaureate Chorus 1-23 Girls' Intramurals 1-2-3. lJ.x1uzIiI,i, lIl 1 1'oN Cfvalenlz Travels with Monk and Smitty . . . fleet-footed . . , Do . . . will always be remembered for his long run against Shippensburg . . shy guy. Football 1-2-3: Boys, lntramurztls 1-23 Track 1-3. llexiutxlzrx llY.X'1 1' Cfuizerol Barb . . . likes to ride horseback . . . seen with joyee . . . helps to manage Zephyrs . . , spends spare time knitting .... wears her hair in a neat page-boy . . . tuture nurse, Y NVahian 33 Art Club l-2, Pres. 23 Girls Athletic Council 1-33 Prom Committee 23 Choral Club 2-33 Baccalaureate Chorus 1-23 Hasketball Manager' 2-33 Girls' Intramurals 1-2-3. Page Twenty-four lSix1zl:.xR.x lrlovis Cl01lll1l'Cl'Cl.tI1 Barbie . . . energetic and loouacious senior . . . keeps us laugliinlg . . . voted most happy-go-lucky , . . Klartys sidekick . , . always ready for some fun .... willing worker . . . in spare time works at hospital. txx ,loiixsrox Acadelliic Crazy about horses and clogs . . . goes sxviinining' in her back yard . keen wit . . . short xvavy hair . . . loves to go horseback riding' . . . travels with a certain gang. 'l1ri-Hi-Y 1-35 Library Club 1-2-35 Student Council 35 Prom Coin- inittee 21 Class Play 25 Choral Club 1-2-33 llacealaureate Chorus 1-25 Cirls' Intramurals 1-2-33 County Chorus 3. A ill-i lf.Xl'IfIf3l.XN Coivzzizzercial Seniors' choice for beauty . . . light natural rurls . , . sometimes seen clriving a '49 Ford . . . one ot the majorettes . . . writes to Xlashington . seen with Marty . . . Capable class secretary. Secretary 2-33 Drarnatics Club 13 XYahian 33 Sorority 2-3. See. 3: Blue N Gold 2'-3: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Prom Committee 23 Class Play 3: Special Ch orus 33 Choral Club 1-2-31 Baccalaureate Chorus 13 Girls' lntramurals 1 2-33 liancl 2-3: County Chorus 3. lloiziiici' lf.XI'lf1fNI.XN IlIl11ll.YliI'I'tI1 No relative of Maries . . , prefers Spark . . . active lineman for K W eoarh Suhey . . . just loves trig tespeeially that 11:15 bella . . . never seen CT' 1 teasing the girls . . . good boxer. X' lfootball lg llaseball 1-2g lloys' Intramurals 1-2-3, ' Ni 1 l,ols KISIQCIQIQR 1-'lcadvllzit' l'opular lass with lots of frienrls A . , plays cluets for assembly with Mimi . . . goes for Bill in a big xvay . . . arrompaiust tor X clvetont-s . . . solo tlutist in orchestra . . . Sl1Sl1llCll1llll11l bounil. XYahian 31 llraniatics Club lg Sorority 2-31 'l'ri-Hi-Y 1-23 Prom Committee 21 Class Play 1-2: Special Chorus 33 Choral Club 1-2-33 llarralatireate Chorus 1-23 Girls' Intramurals l-23 Orchestra 1-2-33 llauee Hautl 33 District Chorus 3: XYoocluincl Quintet 3. llitiuaixiu liriix Shortest senior girl . . . one of .-Xima's passengers , . . likes to clrixr . . . last on the basketball court . . . always giggling with .Xnna . . . aspire, to become an irleal secretary. Girls' Intramurals 1-2-3. C0111 111 vrciaz' Page Tweiity-five R1.XRY I,oLJ1s1L LEIIMAN , lvrzdvzzm' . Hlkliiniy' . . . plays thc asscnihly march with l.ois . . . XVahian Class lgillllll' . . . prefers a certain rcd hcad Qfluess who?j . . . votcd as thc most musical girl . . . has to enjoy P.O.1J. class. XVahian 33 Draniatics Club 13 Sorority 2-3, Prcs. 33 Tri-Hi-Y li Girls A-Xthlctic Council 13 Prom Connnittcc 23 Class Play 13 Snccial Chorus 1-2-33 Choral Club 1-2-33 Baccalaureate Chorus 1-23 Girls' Intramurals 1-2-33 Orchestra 1-2-33 Dance Band 23 District Chorus 3, .Xccornpanisn RICILXRIJ 1X1ANNS l'lIlI1Z!Sf7'I'tIf Radio fanatic . . . Marius a '37 Buick . . . has a girl in cvcry port . . hrothcr-in-law ot 'fPat . . . can be found behind the counter at Funks Class Play 3. Page Txrcnty-six i'..-livvahlan-..' l,'u1L1r li ulcokmvlx A cudcmic Likes singing for Mr. Margolf . . . kccps his love-life a secret . . . Finncy's fricnd . . . one of our capable actors . . . onc of the NYahiau pho- tographers. NYahian 3g Draniatics Club 3, Prcs. 33 Hi-Y 2-3. Vice-Pres. 33 Class Play 1-2-33 Spa-cial Chorus 1-2-33 Choral Cluh 1-2-33 Baccalaurcatc Chorus 1-23 County Chorus 23 District Chorus 3. Ilixlzirxiu L.x'rNr1Y C01l171l'CI'Cfl1f Ginger . . . hails from Hagerstown . . . usually misses first hus. so comes late . . . likcs to dancc and play haskcthall . . . faithfully writcs to Don . . . future sccrctary. Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-33 Girls' Intraniurals 1-2-3. ,Ions LICAXAIAX, DIR. IlIdItSH'i!l1 Fun lover . . . xrhcrc thcrc's 'fRookic , Pcrry and Bill, thcrds john . . . Pau1's hrothcr . . . many tinics sccn pushing' his '29 hot-rod . . . a nicnibcr of that third pcriod snack cluh. Boys' lntrainurals 1-2-3. Cui- rox KIANVIQ1, Cezzeral Journeys to and from Hagerstown on the bus every day . . . can be found playing basketball during the noon hour . . . 'AClifl , . . not much known about his interests in the opposite sex. Boys' lntramurals l-2-3. llimoiuis 3l.XIQ'l'Z CTUHllIlCl'CI'tIf Dotty . . . tall and slim . . . seen with jean . . . voted most athletic . . . one of the Zephyrs . . . good bowler . . . ardent sports fan . . . wears Nant-y's clothes . . .works as part-time secretary. Tri-Hi-Y lg Student Council 35 Girls' Athletic Council 2s3g Choral Club l-2-3g llaccalaureate Chorus 1-Zg Basketball 1-2433 Girls' Intramurals Roizi-:Rr llk'C.XRIJl-QI,I. Genera! Shurd . . . expert marksnian with a spitball . . . always ready tor a good tune . . . curly hair . . . manhandles 'llfinney . . . used to let the lair sex alone. Drainatics Club lg Hi-Y lg Art Club 1. K i ii' llxiex' KlCCI,Ii.XRY C0lIl7llCI'CiGI Red . . . true red head . . . works for local veterinarian . . .ex- cellent actress . . . well liked by her classmates . . . pleasing personality . . . likes to be with Bill . . . future secretary. X Q it Ilramatics Club lg Tri-Hi-Y lg Class Play Z-33 Special Chorus 35 It Choral Club 1-Z-35 Baccalaureate Chorus 2g Girls' lntrainurals l-2. lun-As XlCl'AI-QRRIQX Cgng,-gl t Can be found camping' with Herman . . . always enjoys that seventh period physics class .V . . A'Chick's older brother , . . seen behind the wheel ot a two-tone Chcvie. Hi-Y l-35 Student Council 2-35 Class Play 2-3g lloys' Intramurals 1. Page Twenty-seven -'-.......'iVVaI'11aI1.i..i JOAN BIERKLINCER ACl1d6llll'F Jeannie . . . energetic senior . . . works at hospital during free hours . . . goes to Business College . . . plays the violin . . . seen with Sarah and Melba . . . headed for college. VVahian 35 Dramatics Club 25 Blue Sz Gold 1-25 Tri-Hi-Y 1-25 Art Club 25 Class Play 2-35 Choral Club 2-35 Baccalaureate Chorus l-2g Girls' Intramurals 1-2-35 Orchestra 1-2-35 District Orchestra 2-35 District Chorus 3. 1 NoRMAN 1X'1ILLlCR Academic 2 1 Our faithful class president . . . drives a black Chevie . . . lady killer . . . another one of the brains . . . seems to like Sophomore girls . . . voted most popular . . . aspires to be an engineer. President 1-2-35 'Wahian 35 Hi-Y 35 Student Council 25 Prom Com- mittee 25 Boys' Intramurals 1-2. , 'Q ta sf' P P 1-1YLL1s BI ILLER Commercial Famous for her long fingernails . . . has to look way up to Lemar . . . possesses a neat handwriting . . . another engaged senior . . . hopes to go to Florida someday. Secretary 15 Sorority 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-35 Choral Club 1-2-35 Baccalaureate Chorus 1-2. PERRY BIINNICH Gczzeral Neat dresser . . . usually seen with 'tRookiey', John and Bill . . . pushes his model HT from Fairmount Heights . . . printer . . . has a thriving pastry and sandwich business. VVahian 35 Hi-Y 3. ROBERT MITCIIELL General Mitch . . . o11e of Mr. Suhey's backfield line-up . . . also plays baseball . . . who is that certain girl we see him with all the time? . . . VVhy, Nancy of course. Hi-Y 25 Prom Committee 15 Special Chorus 25 Choral Club 31 Football 25 Basketball 25 Baseball 25 Boys' Intramurals 2. Page Twenty-eight l,m'1sic Kluulcli Gcncnz! XYeezie . . . rides over from Hagerstown every n1m'ning . . . quiet . . . very well liked . . . dislikes gum cracking' . . . always writing' to lien . . . likes tn dance . . . plans a teaching eareer. Surority 33 Tri-Hi-Y lg Student Council Z-fig Girls' Intramurals l-2-3. llnxxix Ruwwi Klnwik Guizfrm' Dona . . . has the distinction of being the nnly married senior . . . tall and slim . . . her interests lie outside ot sehunl . . , long fingernails , . . works at Xxrtlffllii Dramatics Club 2: Tri-Hi-Y l-2-3. Cxieol, .Xxx Mi :iles Real sports enthusiast . . . eheers till she's hoarse . . . ardent thesplan . . . has mind ul her nwn . . . hair as hlaek as midnight . . . rides with lfay . . . lmund tor llueknell. XYahian 31 'liri-lli-Y lg Cheerleader l-243: Prcnn Cniniuittee 23 Class Play l-2-.lg Chnral Clulx lvl: llaeealaureate Chorus lg Girls' ln tramurals l-2-35 Orehestra l 7 3 lR.x1u:.xl:.x l'frr'1'1'1l: zltlltidllllc' llarh . . . tall with dark, eurly hair . . . spurts a Blassanutten class ring l . , has a large vneal range . . . writes tu L'niversity of Pitts! hurgh . . . excellent guard fur Zephyrs. llrainaties Chili l-.lg 'llri-Hi-Y l-Z-.53 Student Cuuneil 3: Girls' Athletic Cuuneil l-.lg l'rnni Cununittee .23 Class Play 1-33 Special Chorus 2-31 Choral Cluh l-Z-3: llaeealaureate Cluvrus l-2: llaskethall l-2-3: bu-ls Intramurals l-2-S3 Orchestra l-Z-.33 llistriet CllUl'llS 3. SIllRl,lfY l'1cx'u1c .Nlwavs chewing gum . . . hates law elass . . . seen in a black '38 -1 - '- I Q - ..,, A U , , 4' . . , . Cherie . . . iuns amuncl with leenie . . . usua 3 au,Q.nng in ta ing . . . future telephone nperatur. Choral fluh l. A cadcmic Gcazenil Page Twenty-nine 5. i .....lVVBl'llaI'l.l-4.- l fiikxrix N PYLr3s C011 eral Tuition student . . . Pyles around with ,lim . . . outdoorsman . . . arrives from south of the border in a two-tone Chevie . . . steers away from the opposite sex. Football lg Boys' Intramurals l-2-3. ER N 1is'r1 N E lQlCC,XRIJ Cl0Ill7l'LCl'CfUf Teenie . . . short girl with lots of pep . . . famous for her laugh . . . spends her spare time with 'fOmie . . . eats her lunches at the bowling alley . . . future secretary. Dramatic Club 35 Tri-Hi-Y Z-35 Girls' Athletic Council 33 Prom Committee 25 Class Play 35 Special Chorus l-2-33 Choral Club l-2-33 Baccalaureate Chorus 1-Z5 Basketball l-2-35 Girls' Intramurals l-263 County Chorus 2-3. ,l'.xi11is RINGICR Izzdtzwtrml Stocky build . . . sports a long shadow . , . if he isn't with lien, he is with a certain senior blond . . . motoreyelist . . . has a short walk to school. Football lg Boys' Intramurals 3. DLILORES RocK Cl01 H'll'167'C1.Uf Deddle'l . . . fun-loving lass . . . voted most witty by her class- mates . . '. knows all the latest jokes . . . goes with Chip . . . hopes to go to California sometime, Sorority Z-3, Vice-Pres. 33 Tri-Hi-Y l-Z-3: Girls' Athletic Council 23 Prom Committee 25 Choral Club l-2-35 Baccalaureate Chorus l-Z3 Girls' Intramurals l-Z-3. lfiXRL Rooii Gefzcrul Haunts the library . . . always with Perry, John, and Bill . . . his favorite time of day is 3:33 . . . f'Rookie . . . another member of that mid-morning snack club. Hi-Y 2-35 Art Club 35 Football lg Boys' Intramurals l-2-3. Page Thirty GLEN RowE General One of the Tornadoes' stellar linenien . . . VVhere there's smoke theres fire . . . where there's Lois, there's Glen . . . nice build . . . one of Mr. Harbaugh's 'lfizzicitis . Hi-Y 1-33 Prom Committee 23 Football 1-2-33 Basketball 13 Boys' lntraniurals 1-2-3. H.XIiOL1J Rowrt Genera! Chubby . . . our unseen thespian . . . travels in that grey Pontiac, but gets the Buick for heavy dates . . . always teasing the girls . . . busi- ness manager for the Wahiaii .... Miss Mikese1l's other pet peeve. NYahian 33 Dramatics Club 1-2-33 Hi-Y 33 Prom Committee 23 Class Play 1-2-33 Choral Club 23 Boys' lintraniurals 1-2-33 Band 1-2-3. K ICNN ICTH BH ICFFLICR t I11a'ust1'iaP Usually seen with jim . . . often needs a shave . . . has his own taxi service to and from school . . . could get along without school . . . love life??? Boys' Intramurals 3. A N Nix S ii1xnLi5D1QcK1iR General Hauls a crowd to school in her brown Ford . . . voted the most absent-minded . . . has an unforgetable giggle . . . wears a Greencastle class ring . . . talks incessantly. Girls' lntramurals 1-Z-3. lYlLl,I.XM SIIULI, General Still another Sam . . . thinks the world of a certain girl named Lois . . . is going to Juniata . . . plans to replace Harry james . . . future engineer tchoo, chooj. XVahian 33 Draniatics Club 1-2-33 Hi-Y 33 Prom Committee Z: Class Play 13 Special Chorus 1-2-33 Choral Club 1-2-33 Baccalaureate Chorus 1-23 Boys' Intramurals 1-2-33 Band 1-2-33 Orchestra 1-2-3' Dance Band 2-33 County Band 1-2-33 District Band 1-23f ' unty Chorus Z3 Distrit-t Chorus, 33,Brass t 1-2-3. WMM Zyffj ' Ziff 1 7,1 A .- . 027 ' Page Thirty-one 9.5555 5.1.1-if Xxx- 1- rf' I J ,,,f x cl -' ,SF .4 0 gl vulx ' ' X, , ' Y J . . X K, t Y n . 51,5 ji' ff . -- N gli 1 N fi will KY Na-1 vii f . .JN-,sl 1 o 1-------1- v ' ,Y -1 . f Q 5' -5-F 5, ,fr ----nf Wahlan ll 5 .r Ni J LJ of It Q' PATRICIA LXNN SMALL Acadmm' r' X . . . , . If Loyal band member . . . takes much teasing about 13111 twlnch oneij Xi . . . ardent Tornado fan . . . deep interest in Girl Scouting . . . one of the X3 fiddlers in the orchestra. Choral Club 1-2-35 Baccalaureate Chorus 1-25 Girls' Intramurals l-2-35 Band 1-2-35 Orchestra 1-2-35 County Band 1-2-3. BIAR ng S M min Short with naturally curly hair . . . views the world through blue rimniecl glasses . . . works at Penn Supreme . . . seen irequentlv in at grey Buick . . . cashier in cafeteria. Dramaties Club 1-Z-3. Page Thirty-two Gczzmfal 1 M r,l,1:lx bnrrn edt'tldCllliC A Tall, blond academic . . . seen with Sarah . . . plays a great big instrument . . . quiet and studious . . . plays basketball at the . . . represented us at State Orchestra. Library Club 15 Girls' Intramurals 1-2-35 Hand l-2-35 Dance Band 2-3: Cot ity Hand 2-35 District Orchestra 3: State Orchestra 3. gwf- ,QMA .13 dx 2Z'i7f52,,u12o 0120741 ' .Uwwov XY11,L1.xn I.. Snrrn ' lf- ,S'c1'c11z?1'fic 'fSkeezer' '... would forget his head if it weren't connected . . . liglit-weight wrestler at the HY' '... o iitf of Coach Suhey's scrappy centers . . . has to get his trig' or else. Hi-Y 25 Special Chorus 15 Choral Club 15 Football 2-35 Baseball 2. XYILLLXM Z. SMITH, JR. Academic UB. Z. . . . able trig student . . . frequently being' teased about you know who . . . one of Mr. NVQ-lliver's reliable subs . . .Lwatches T. V. with Bo and Monk . . . plans to attend Juniata. Football 25 Basketball 1-2-35 Baseball 2-35 Boys' ll1t1'2lllll11'ELlS 15 Band 1-2-35 Orchestra 1-2-35 Dance Band 2-3. RoN.xLn Sxowlsigiecziiu Sam's future deck swabbers. Intramurals 1-Z-3. Manager 1-Z-33 Boys' Intramurals 1-3. P,x'rR1C1A THOMPSON Commcrczfal Patsy . . . long hair and bangs . . . wears a solitaire diamond on her left hand . . . capable president of Tri-Hi-Y . . . plans to change her last name before 1953. YVahian 33 Dramatics Club 13 Blue X Gold 1-2-33 Tri-Hi-Y l-Z-3, President 33 Library Club 1-2-3, Treasurer 33 Cheerleader 2-33 Class Play 33 Special Chorus 2-33 Choral Club l-Z-33 Baccalaureate Chorus 1-ZZ Girls' lntramurals l 1t5 Chorus 2-5. if' ' M XVILLIAM TRACE 4 Q G4'llL'l'4If Handy man at Penny's . . . friend of jerry's . . . artist . . . enjoys teasing the weaker sex . . . another member of that mid-inorning lunch period club . . . really enjoys all those study halls. Hi-Y 13 Art Club 1-2-33 Choral Club 1-Z. RM' XY.xc:sxA1.xN Guzzcmi Three times class money Counter . . . Mr, .'XllfllUllV.S Boogie . . . short cropped blond hair . . . our VYestern Union boy i. . . north- ender . , . another future grad of Shippensburg' State Teachers College. Treasurer 1-2-33 Blue S: Gold 33 Prom Committee Z-33 Basketball General Snog'gie . . . plays a mean game of basketball . . . has long walk to some place other than school . . . good friend of Joes . . . one of Uncle Hi-Y 33 Student Council Z3 Basketball 2-33 Baseball Z-33 Boys' lflllilllflilt' TIQRRY, blk. SCim1f1'fz'u Goose . . . tall, dark and basketball manager . . . short walk to school . , . Jerry Lewis haircut . . . assistant pro CH at Country Club . . . plans to go to Mercersburg with Chubby Hi-Y 33 Prom Committee 23 Football Manager 23 Basketball 13 Boys' Intramurals 1-2-3. Page '1'hirty-three 1 JoRo'1' nr NVELTY ,AW I T-L-.,Wahian--i-- Cfe1ze1'nI DottyH . , . one girl who kept her long hair has at seeret interest in ,lfrederick . . . plays basketball on roller skltes A const tlv , . . .... . an f being teased by Kenny. .. Girls' Intramurals 1-2-3: Band 1, . X K C1.'rx' .lCtIdf77llIiL' Patsy . . . another short senior . . . sings with 11 trio . . . some- tnnes seen driving :L 'ol Plymouth . . . makes trequent trips to XYash- inffton and Lee Uiuversit' 'l ' 1 ' ' ' ,, 5 . . . .1 ways thawing guzn. M Sorority 33 'llri-Hi-YY 1-2-33 Library Club 35 Cheerleader Z-3: Prom Committee Z: Special Chorus 2-31 Choral Club l-Z-33 Hzieealzuirezite orus l-lg Girls' Intramurals l-7-3 C.1.o1u,14, XX Ins: me West end ot town. Cfcfzerui XYon't let us in on his love life- . . . can he found at Newherryfs . . . like Spark . he just eun't wait tor that ll1l5 hell . . . hails from 4. f -Y - ' f sv- A5735 1 linux XYlII'l'MORlf C0lIIIIIL'1't'lU1I Drives her own eau' . . . works at Glick! interested in '1 eertziin I trombone player . . . seen with janet . . . pliiyisigiumcl for Zephyrs . . . likable personality . . . plans 21 secretarial career. Wfahiall 35 Girls' Athletic Council 33 Prom Connnittee lg Choral Club l-9-3' B'lCC21l'1L11'C'1lC Chorus 17 B k l ll 7 - , C . . 5 --1 z1s'etna --33 Girls' lntraniurals 1-Z-3. Rein-:R'1ux XY 11.1-11112 1lCtIdC11lfC Bert . . . short, peppy eheerleuder . . . seen with Harb and Patsy . . . neat dresser . . . naturally eurly hair . . . good dancer . . . works at George's . , . spends her spare time with Monk. Dramaties Club l-35 Tri-Hi-Y l-33 Library Club 33 Cheerleader 1-2-3.13. 1 ' Af. 1 ,. . 1 ' , rom Coninuttee Z, Class Play 3, Choral Cluh l-Z-33 liaveztlaureate Chorus l-2g Girls' lntrzu1uu':ils l-2-3. Page Thirty-four UPU' 'TAN lf'l' XY 1 LLIA Ms C0m11zcrc1'ai' Short, blond commercial . . , sells shoes at Glick's . . . runs around with Erma . . . likes to drive . . . frequently seen talking to Harold . . . plans to become a secretary. Sorority 35 Choral Club 1-Z-35 Baccalaureate Chorus l-23 Girls' Intramurals 3. ,Jiffy pwab' MARY :XNN XVINGICRT Gczzerai Light wavy hair . . . always writing to Bob . . . wears a bracelet from Washington and Lee . . . good student . . . wants to travel . . . has all the latest records. Dramatics Club 15 Blue Sz Gold 1-2-35 Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-33 Library Club 1-2-33 Class Play 25 Choral Club 1-2-35 Baccalaureate Chorus 1-24 Girls' Intramurals 1-2-3. Lois .XNN Y1xGLINo C01111'1zc7'cial 'fChing . . . tall and slim . . . seen frequently at the MY . . . drives a grey Oldsmobile . . . always ready to lend a helping hand . . . kept the money for the sorority . . . has lots of friends. VVahian 33 Sorority 2-35 Treasurer 33 Blue 85 Gold 2-34 Tri-lli-Y l-3, Secretary 35 Library Club 35 Choral Club l-2-35 Baccalaureate Chorus 1-25 Basketball 1-2-33 Girls' Intramurals 1-2-3. Page Thirty-five Page Thirty-six SENIORS 'relive the clays we've spent with thee' Vtfith the few short steps required to march down the center aisle of the auditorium we close the final page on one of the most important chapters in our book of life. It seems but yesterday that we began that long treek which was eventually to lead us to this final phase of our public school education. During the first five years we had our own little groups of class friendsg however, in sixth grade we all came together for the first time though our activities were similar to our earlier school days. Then came Junior High, and from the very beginning we entered into the swing of things by having many of our classmates take an active interest in the extra-curricular activities. Lee Greenawalt and Charles Hartle joined the Little Cyclones to get their first taste of basketball and others became active in Choral Club and .Blue and Gold. bp until the Freshman year we worked as individual homerooms, and now we were a class. The election of Lee Greenawalt as president, Charles llartle as vice-president. Doris llaugh as secretary. and Margaret Carson as treasurer was our first act as a class. Other than the Freshman dance our activities as a Freshman class were rather stunted. Finally we were Sophomores and at last Senior High with its lockers, chairs that move and all the other now minor details that dazzle a sophomore. ,Xs sophomores we elected for our class officers Xorman Miller, Roberta lleard, Phyllis Miller, and Ray XVagaman. Now that we had begun to function as a unit it was necessary that we procure some money to defray expenses. This we accomplished by putting on two one-act plays. HShe Stoops to Conqueru: and lint Now Therc's llufordu directed by Mr. ,lohn Minnich. The class' ability, however, was not confined only to the stage but also 1 3 1 in band, orchestra. Choral Qlub. lilue and bold, on the gridiron. on the basket- ball court, and on the baseball field. .Xnd thus our sophomore year slipped away from us and we were juniors. Once again the class chose Norman Miller to lead them. assisted by David Grove. Marie Kauffman and Ray XYagainan. ,X . . I 1 . N ' v . 1 . . lhis year was to be a big one for us since we were putting on the junior- Senior Prom, lt was therefore once more necessary to amass a large quantity ol' money, and once again we turned to Mr. Minnich who directed our plays, Stoney's Brides, and The Bishop and the Convietf' Besides the plays which were to raise money, we had to officially dis- tinguish ourselves as a class by choosing the motto, the colors and flower of the class. .Ks motto we chose Today we follow, tomorrow we lead g as colors, green and white, and the white carnation was selected for the flower. The class also prided itself on its fine musicians ,loan Merklinger, Melba Smith, Sarah Hawbecker, john Baker, Bob Haner, Paul Heart. Harold Buter- baugh, Bill Shull and Bill Smith who went to county, district and state com- petitions. At last it was prom time, there was quite a hussle and 'bussle to get net for the ceiling and paper for fish, but after a few days work we came up with an underwater scene with a coral castle in the center of the floor and multi- colored fish hanging from the net and walls. And so to the music of VValt Sheldon and his orchestra we danced out our junior year. Happy, but in a dubious way, we entered Senior High last fall for the final phase of our high school career. Though our football team was not out- standing there were many seniors on the team who were a credit to the game and to the school. For the third straight year Norman Miller was elected president of the class. Other officers were: Lee Greenawalt, vice-president, Marie Kauffman, secretaryg and Ray Wagaman, treasurer. In all extra-curricular activities members of our class either distinguished themselves as officers or members of committees. Roberta Beard edited the lllue and Goldg and David Grove was editor of the VVahian, assisted by joan Merklinger. The finances of the yearbook were run by business manager, Harold Rowe. Lee Greenawalt distinguished himself as president of the student council, president of the Senior Ili-Y and captain of the varsity basketball squad. The girls Tri-Hi-Y was led by Patsy Thompson and Mary Louise Lehman was the able president of the Tau Kappa Phi Sorority. In sports, also, our class was outstanding with Ralph Dinterman, Bob Mitchell, Darrell Hutton, liill L. Smith, Glen Rowe, Bob Hauer, Robert Kauff- man, Charles Hartle, and Bill Elden starring on the grid. Lee Greenawalt, Charles llartle, Ralph Dinterman, Bill Eldeu, Ronny Snowberger, Bill Smith and Ronny Terry as manager represented the class on the basketball court. At the end of January Mary Louise Lehman, who has been playing the piano for some time for choral club, was chosen to be accompanist for the Southern District Chorus. Once again more of our class were outstanding in county and district band and Melba Smith was awarded a chair in state orchestra. On February 21 and 22, seventeen thespians of the senior class represented the class for the last time in a class play with their production, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay,', directed by Mr. John Minnich. There was very little time until the Prom then came the Senior Dance. next Baccalaureate and the Senior dinner. And we were once again assembled in the auditorium with our classmates around usp without time to think we walked up the aisle no longer part of the school but a part of the world. Now here we are on the threshold of the future looking constantly toward it but, however. having time to turn eyes and look back to XVaynesboro High, our Alma Mater. Page Thirty-seven P1 Q 'Ill Guess XX7lw? Doing it the lmrnl way. ll'l1o7s Next? Burt l,fmk1'fzgf lfnx! ljkfly 'fn .S41m'm'f1' Alloy! ljufvzzluz' Mavic liklllfflllllll Xwrunznm Nlillcx' ,lmm NlL'l'lillllQK'1' I,cv Gm-L-mmzzwzxlt Nlll'Ill2lll Millvx' 3l,Zll'j'LUL1lSL' l,clm1:m Slam' livin Va. I Ilia' ,lluxf lfur' C'lu.x1v S Quln-11:1 lk-:ml llzlvirl Clxmn Qnalcc LlllQ1l'IIli'I'5. This is .lxCtlllQ'?? Mimi Yum' Manners, .limi .ll11.v1'mrl limi' -,lulm'.v ,llffxl flUI1I'fVIlI1A Nlzlry lmllisn' Lclmum llill Slmll Ilzlvifl Gxmxr Clzlvul .xllll Mycrs Ilwlw Xlllclwll Luis lQlSL'L'liL'l' 1i1't3-eigllt ws N. Mx if 1 .M I If - 5- 3.1-11' gl Efg QM ll Q xv f av QE' N3 111 1 A 11, 7 .,, g g - , 25? all M2 N .11 J' 11. l'll Try 1X1lytlllllQ Once. Slap Happy. Smile XYllCIl You Say That, Pa1'd11c1' lhxv! ,Slfvorl .lfnxt ll11f1f1y G0 Lzrfky Ix'f1'11ist IVH llill Z. Smith -loan Gopal l'c1'1'y NllIllllt'll Ba1'ba1'a Hovis llz11'uld lI11tc1'l,x:111g'l1 Delores Rock Who 'llllk' XX'L'2llQL'l' SUXFF .llffxf .lffllffff liulph l3i1111-1'1111111 Delores Martz HQHPIIIC fjll Il My Hows. Cz11'cf11l! llcrc NYC Go Again! lffyffwf Flirt Alfnst Shy .llnxl .-Iffxmlf llffzzdvd Cl1z11'l1-s Elllflltf l':l'1lk'5llllC Rcczml S2ll'2lll llz1xx'lm'lsc1' lJz11'1'cll Hllilllll llill l.. 51111111 ,xllllli Sl1i11cllcdCclcur 1 Pagc Tl1i1'ty-'1111 Page Forty SENIORS MAKE KNCWN Last Will and Testament NVe, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-two, being of sound Q ?j mind and having a fervent loyalty for Wfaynesboro Senior High School de hereby solemnly affirm and declare this to be our Last W'ill and Testament. 1. To Elaine Reynolds and Lovene Snowberger-Mimi and Lois's duet books. 2. T o Jim Stoops-Ronney Terry's short walk to school. 3. To Mr. Rankin-Bill L. Smithls heel cleats. 4. To Paul Leaman--lohnis K'Stanley Steamer. 5. To Chick McFerren-jim's marks in P. O. D. 6. To the coming Grove clan-David Grovels genius. 7. To Nancy Martz-Alva 'I3rady's pie baking ability. S. To Earl Mentzer-Norman Millers third term as class president. 9. To Larry Provard-Ralph Dinterman's athletic prowess. lo. To Mr. Margolffllerry Minnichis red suspenders. 11. To a far corner of the band room-Melba Smithis basson. 12. To Barry Ensminger-Paul Heart's tenor voice. 13. To Dave Stottlemyere-XVib Brownls troubles with the opposite sex. 14. To Georgie Brezler-Sarah Hawbeckers shyness. 15 To Joe Shull-All the fun liill's had in his school years. 16. To Charlie VVashington-Lee Greenawalfs keen marksmanship with fl basketball. 17. T o Nancy Breidenthal-Bert VVilhide,s naturally curly hair. 18. To Bill Miller-Charlie Hartle's sleeping ability in English class. 19. To jon Hollengreen-Bob Harner's low Ubn. 20. To Doris Leaman-Barbara Potter's position of center-guard on the Zephyrs. 21. To whom it may concern-wThe Brass Sextet. 22. To Mr. Minnich-Many more productions as successful as Cnr Hearts XV ere Young and Gayf, 23. To our athletic teams-Best of luck in the coming year. ,,-L 2 . To all our teachers-Our undying gratitude for what you have done for us. 25. To the future senior class we leave an Alma Mater of which to be proud. VVe now appoint in the presence of the following witnesses, Earl Mentzer, president of thc class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-three, legal executor ot this sacred document. CLASS CF 1952 Norman Miller, President Xllitnesses : Paul E. Shull Naomi K. Hade WHO WOULD HAVE THOUGHT IT A. Operator, give mc VVaynesboro Senior High School please . . P. Hello A. Hello, Patsy, this is Miss Alexander. You know, of course, that I've been on vacation up in New York. VVell while there I dropped into Adam's Amalgamated Armatures for Armless Anteaters to see Kenny Adams. I was surprised to find that his secretaries were some of the commercial girls in his class of 52'l. They were Doris Haugh, Janet Williams, Marie Kauffman, Lois Ann Yingling, Marty Eigenbrode and Barbara Hovis. After talking with the girls for awhile Mr. Adams and I went to Madison Square Garden to see Canvas- back Smith defend his paperweight title against Killer Ken Sheffler, Incidentally the match was refereed by Joyce Clopperf' P. Say, that reminds me, Miss Alexander, I saw the Celtics play at the Garden last Saturday. Our boys, Charlie Hartle, Bill Elden and Ralph Dinterman played like the pro's they are. They ran up 100 points among them. A. Speaking of professionals, you should have seen the P. G. A. tournament in Palm Springs, Pat, best golf I've seen in years. Ronney Terry edged out Bob McCardell on the 79th hole to win by one stroke. P. Yes, those boys always were good golfers. Did you see in the paper where those three songbirdsg Barbara Potter, Mary Louise Lehman and Patsy Welty are appear- ing at Carnegie Hall under the auspices of that well-known concert pianist, Miss Lois Kisecker? The famous lyric soprano, Miss Joann Haas is also appearing there with her accompanist Jean Good. A. No, I missed that but I saw where Dr. Paul Heart and his Laboratory Tech- nician, Miss Sarah I-Iawbecker, saved the life of VVilliam Trace, noted artist, when he swallowed a tube of paint. You know of course that Dr. Heart's secretary by coincidence is Erma VVhitmore. P. Miss Alexander, you should have been here last week. NVe had our television set on and tuned in on a skating review put on by Fay Balsiger, Dottie VVelty, Shirley Pryor and Teenie Recard. That Recard girl is sure some comedian on skates. After it was ovei a cooking program came on and I just about died laughing at Perry Minnich and John Leaman demonstrating how to bake a cherry pie. VVhen they were through Alva Brady and Barbara Hyatt saved the show with their own demonstration on the art of cooking. A. Incidentally, Pat, have you heard about the big engineering project near VVay- nesboro? It seems those world-famous engineers: Norman Miller, Bill Shull and John Baker have joined forces and are tackling the gigantic project of constructing a billion dollar bridge which will span lVelty's Mill Race. They estimate that it will be completed in the next ten years. P. My, if they can do that, they are capable of anything. VVell I dropped into Smith's Bowling Alley yesterday and Dottie Martz and Mary Ann XVingert were putting on a bowling exhibition before their tour of the Middle VVest. They told me that Herman Pyles and Jim McFerren were exploring the Anartic and that Bo Hutton had set a world record of eight seconds for the hundred yard dash in the Olympics. A. Say, Pat, your brother-in-law, Dick Manns, and his part11er, Fred Cronaucr really have a nice appliance shop down town. I thought those boys might end up doing something of that sort because they were always good at fixing and installing appliances. They told me that Harold Buterbaugh was playing in the Navy Band and that Bob Haner is a basso-profundo with Bob Shaw's Chorale. Fred also said that he had just seen David Grovels latest production. The Great Lovers, starring Roberta Beard and VVib Brown. He told me that Elaine Coffman designed the costumes for Miss Beard. P. Yes, I'll never forget those two in their class play. Remember Carol Ann Myers? I saw in Life magazine that shels touring Europe doing monologues. A. Boy, the kids in that class of SZ have really gone places. They're scattered all over the world and in about every field you can namef' P. Yes, they sure were a fine bunch of students and 11ow they're a fine lot of citizens. Before we hang up who do you thmk will win the presidential election this November F A. Well, Pat, the way I look at it the Democrats will win in a breeze. I don't see how they can lose with that brilliant lawyer, William Z. Smith, as their campaign manager. P. Yes, I agree with you. I guess Miss Mary Miller was right when she said some day Lee Greenawalt would be President of the United States. I must catch up on my work. Goodbye for now. A. Goodbye, Pat. Page Forty-one Remember everything 1 told you, Baby 1'm ready to go, Captain SENIOR TH ESPIANS Give Hit Performance The people who see a class play enjoy it, but they never can know how much fun the east had while practicing for it. lYe were all sure someone would suffer a heart attack by the way some of the east jumped when the gun went off during the third act. Due to the grippe we did not have too many rehearsals, at least so David thought, when he told Carol Ann that they had 'better praetiee their big scene. We often wonder why Paul lleart was in sueh a hurry to finish his lines. Mr. Blinnieh gave two reasons. Could they have been right? lglut, nervous or not, the bio' ni0'ht came and the curtain went u a on Our ' ' V N QQ b b Hearts XX ere Xoung and tfayq Steward .................... Mrs. Skinner ...... Cornelia Otis Skinner Qtis Skinner ...... Emily Kimbrough .. Purser ............ Stewardess ....... Dick XVinters . .. CAST John Baker Mary MeCleary . . . . . Philip liurokawa joann Haas Marie Kauffman . . David Grove Roberta Vvilhide . . . . . Patricia Thompson . . . . . . . . joan Xlerklinger Monsieur de la Croix . . Harold lluterbaugh VVindow Cleaner ............ Fred Cronauer Admiral ...,..,. Harriet St. John .. NYinifred Blaugh Leo Melfvoy Inspector ..... .. Carol Ann Myers .. . .. Paul Heart Roberta Beard .. Kenneth Adams Barbara Potter W'ilbur llrown Therse ......... i i i i Madame Elise .. Page Forty-two Spotted fever F? Our Hearts NVere Young and Gay Junior Cfficers .W 'M .-'J Rulu-rt Schilfh, f- Tzvaxzwcr N-aw c Gxuwc - ,S'm1'Uf4I1'x' Rulmert Iillllfflllilll --A I zu' P1'u.v1rff11f ' l'.zu'1 .Xlcmzcr -ff !'1'u.vi41'c11f 0115-th -r Page Forty MR. CHURCH'S HOMEROOM First Rmr: Mziry Lou Palmer, ,Izumi vloiius. Doris Hzirtgc, Mr. Cliurch, Betty Bziilcy, Sliirlcy Iiix Xyiilllll Seuss, Maxim' VVilliidc. Skftlllfi Roxy: Lmx-mr SllOXYi5Cl'gLfl'. ,xllll lNiiSSill2Cl'. 4Xuclrcy Pikc. Susiv Rickctt, NZIIIUY Miller. .in .Numa XYz1tts. Xzmry Ilrciclcmlizil, Shirlcy Uiluizui. Sylvia Ilrudy. Tliircl Rim: TQ4JilL'l'l Fuss, Clizlrlcs XYz1slii11gtmi. Loc Ruin, Harry Mzlrlin, joe Duum-, Dick lluovcr Ihlllilifi Xyilhidc, if'1'z111k ROSCIliK'l'g4'I'. Fuurlli Row: -Icrry Stcrliugp lhigcuin- Gmwlmi, i':ZlI'i BILTIIIZCV, Hill Millcr. MR. DlFFENBAUCHER'S HOMEROOM First Roxy: Miss Stull, Mary .Mm Sulzcr, Czirulyu lirzuitz. Flmiccs Misncr, Ilcrtiv iil'CZil'l' :Ximzxlmuilc Snyder, Shirley Nl'XX'L'4lI11l'I', Nr. Uii4i.L'lli3Zi1lCilQl', Scumcl Row: Aiosupliiiic Bycrs, Film-zuuu' ilviismi. ylauc XV1L1'IIiCii, Nzmuy Mzirtz. illll .XI1li71'0SL', Ilurif I,CHlll2lH. ,icri A-Xnlzxuiw, Pat Riuchzirt, Douim Iizimui. loyvuXm'1'is. 'lxliiril Rmyl Ilrmzllri McFCrrcii, Nmizzld Hzirlmziuglx. Qizzim-s Wlmlff, :Xian Yun Sault. Cimrlcs Mclicrrui i1:llQ,l'!1l' Miller, ijtlllllifi Tlll'1lL'l', Ilzmyid Gccszliiizlii. l'.HllI'lil Ilwxri Cliurics Myers, Mclyiu CU1ll11lillS, Lynn Siiydcr, David Strmttlcuiycr, IQawbc1'L Scliildl. -four MR. PALMER'S HOMEROOM First Row: ,lean Rmw, Rue Ellen Smith, Frzmces NVl1islcr, Mr. Palmer, Lola Songcr, Patsy luglcs, Esther Myers, Helen King. 7 Sccmmcl Row: Patsy llillerlxcck, ,loycu Gwvc. Shirley Peiffur, Greta Friend, Barbara :Xl1glL'. Xuncy L Omxxzmke, lilaiuc Reynolds, Nancy McClure. 'llllirfl Row: blames Dzwia Vlzuucs Stamps, Allyn NX llitc, Eugmw IQlCl1Zll'KlSOll, Glcrm GlIlg'l'lk'l1. llcazm Trmtlc, Lynn XYz1tm11, lliltuu Mzmllucl. Fourtlm Row: CllIll'l6S -Innes, Frcfl llzwtnlzlxu, Ruualcl lfZtLlfflH2iIl, Richard Miller. iff xt ' ' :Q :- ,za-ll ,, fu 'rT? w'. fff,r:2 4t L sf ,ttt :,,: . t ill, x f ,Q P Q . :KV l Y LL if tl 4-511 lluclgctw 2111- llllffl tn lqccp ,llllL5 Czlstb P age Furty-fix' JUNIORS 'Few But Strong' A class of eighty-eight students, we entered our junior year happy to be back at Vtfaynesboro Senior High School. Next to our senior year this was going to be the busiest. The first event of importance was the election of officers. For the second consecutive time Earl Mentzer was elected president. Our other officers were Ronald Kauffman, vice-presidentg joyce Grove, secretaryg and Robert Schildt, treasurer. For our class project we staged three one-act plays in November under the direction of Mr. Minnich. The plays were Reciprosity , Pot Lucku, and Charge It Please. We chose our class colors, which are blue and silver, and selected our class flower, the carnation. 'fFew but strongl' has become our motto. The class song was also written. At the beginning of our second term we ordered class rings in preparation for our senior year. In extra-curricular activities the junior class was well represented. VVe I , ., , .. - . nad members on the football, basketball, and baseball teams and we gave our support to the organizations such as dramatics club, Blue and Gold and library club. Now we are making plans for the junior-Senior Prom on April 25. This will be the biggest and most thrilling event for the juniors. This year has been fun and everyone is looking to a successful senior year. Page Forty-six Southern hospitalit Another clianoe in the menu Y as Sophomore Officers Rulllllil Cl1:m1IJc1'1i11 - II1'U.Yl'dClIlL Dcnuis Good - VIH' fl1'L'SI.dClIf DIL-1111 Ringer - St'l'1'L'f4lI'j' Klux lilim- 4 'l41'm1s1z1'f1' Pagc Forty-seven age Forty MR. I.EHMAN'S HOMEROOM Ro xx' Rm 1 xx' Row Row One 2 Carolyn Devor, Aclelia Kendall, Dorothy Musser, Mr. Lehmztn, Doris Gariiancl, Sharon Pittman, Gail Harhaugh, Anineda Rice. Two: john Bnterhznxgli, Patsy Kauffman, jean Ringer, Shirley Stitely, Carolyn Trostle, Patsy T lYolff, Rose 1'lC1'f2,'llSO1l. lxobert Bicseelaer. Three: Charles Hollinshezul. Pztnl Siioxyluerfger, Donald Shaffer, Charles Ruppert, Chris Miller, Hernarcl Snorlclerly. Merle Hzu'nlut1't. Donald liauffiiiaii. Four 1 Robert Bnnihuugli, Ronald llztugh, .Xlztn Shively, llill Honnett, ,lark Miller, liclclie Dnbhs. MISS MORTER'S HOMEROOM K 1 Row Row R1 nv Rc vw -eight One: Two: Three: Four 'T' Alice Vlblfi. Shirley VX'ilhicle. Rzxycrtta l3ieseCke1', Miss Morter, Marv lYest, . Xnn Rirkett, Patsy Snoclclerly, Learizt Lohman. lrzt Grove, Joyce VVHQILLIIIZELII, Pat Lowry, Joyce Munson, Tlitda Hartz, Rosalie Rock, Dorothy Dnfficlcl. Shirley Funk, Rosalie Herlmnnw. Eiigeiie lfnepper. Lane lloiiehrake, Robert Mclferren, Donald Czxrty, Ronzllcl Chznnberlzxin, Xlvilliznn Binkley, lininiannel jones, Dick Price. Larry Myers, Robert Hollinger, Dennis Good, Ronald Stztrliper, Ronald Coleman. MR. SHIVELY'S HOMEROOM If 111111 Ono: Iictty C111'1111z111. 11111111 111111L', ,1C2111 LUll11Cl1S1llgCI', Luis B:11'kc1o11, B111 S1111'C1y, Auclrcy 811211111 1iY1'1j'l1 5111111152 111-111-gin R1'l'Z1k'1'. 9111111111 F1111'j'. 111111' 'l'11'11: 8:1111 U1':1g1111i1-1', S1111 Nculy, 1311110 llzwis, 1f11g1'11c 1711lL'I', 13111111 1511-1111-11t11:11, Nick 1211111111511 1111111111 S11ZlL'1I.t'l'. C1-1111121 11111. Sll11l11'Zl. 111111111'ts. 1.1'11s 1161-11. 111111' '1'111'111': 1'1211'1 X11'f2ll'llL'j'. 13111121215 1J11111111, 111c XX'1s11:11'11, 110111112111 Justus, 11111121111 NY1111'111'1'11111'1'. , 1,A1'1'j' P1'111':11'11. XY1111f1111 111CSL'1'11L'1', 11I1XX' 15111111 111'llL'L' 1121111-1.ll12111. 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Pug Q 1:OI'1-Y-111110 Page Fifty SCPHOMORES Begin Second Year A1' Senior High XYe calne to Senior High this year with less confusion and mix-ups for we are the first Sophomore class to have spent our lfreshnian year here in Senior lligh. Our ranks were increased this year by the Mont ,Xlto students who came here as a result of the jointure. Our first action as a class was to elect our officers. Vtfe elected Ronald Chamberlin. presidentg Dennis Good. vice-president: Max Kline, treasurer: and ,lean Ringer, secretary. VVe Sophomores gave a helping hand to all the extra-curricular activities. Many joined the band, orchestra, lllue and Gold, choral club and the library club. Our boys helped out strongly in football, basketball, and baseball. As our Sophomore money-making project we staged three one-act plays entitled. 'iYou Too Can lie Charniingv, 'ASL Si, Senoritaw, and Candy Goes on a Diet May 2 under the direction of John E. Minnich. Under the leadership of our active president and our class advisor, Miss Naomi Hade, our class committees served very well in helping to make the plays a huge success. The plays proved very popular and they helped us overcome our financial worries. W'e are looking forward to the better assembly seats and the more social activities which we are entitled to have as juniors. Freshmen Gfficers 'QQ' lxc XCillC1llllHl -f lfvc Vlmwidvlzl Sylvia Yurrly 1 ,l'1'm1.v111'V1' I'4l'2lllli1il1 XX-UOCl!'illQ' -Y l'1'm1'flu11f l'zl11IiL't' fll'UX'L' --A ,S1l'lw lvflIl'v mb MR. FOX'S HOMEROOM ,xx Roxy Ouc: Marv Zimiuermzm. Yvoime l'4l'CllZ, BEll'lJZll'2l Sliilchieels, Luis Aim Tuuim, Mr. lfux, Carol 7 XlCl:lillllfl,'Cl', Nancy lleluiett, Nellie Mullenix, Luis Staley. Row Two: Mary Foster, Juanita Needy. XlZll'2'?ll'Cl Klutz, Mzirizm King, Shelby l'him, Suszm lilkins, D ll J i Y 1 l legrgy lxeefl, Srmclrzl llarilhzirt. ,loaime Helmzm. llz11'ha1'z1 lieiieliullf hose lxnseiiherry, -lezm ,Xiigeiihzuiglr url K ll , Row Three: llzlrrv Hvcliuan, liclwz ' 'z sim. Reiiiiert Steveiiw, liCllIll'lll liziuffnlzm, Larry Nlelferreii. ,lzielc l:lm'zz1gei', .lzxela lwoli. liclxwzul lil'Zllll.ll2l.VCI'. Row Four: llieliaul Mummer, Ruhert Slieffler, lifillllillll xYUUflI'll1g', Riehzircl Marker, Roiizihl Sehilflt, GlCI111 Decker. MR. HARBAUGH'S HOMEROOM A. Row Rim Row R1 an Page Fifty-iwo 0116: C01ISt311CC Hailey, Silllllilfll Creziger, liuris Rowe, Shelby lfluhu, Mr. Hzxrhaugh, -lam-L Hovis. COIISUIIICC lilzwkdoll, llelen Herkey, Lorrziin Meats. 'fxwz XYilliam ,'Xi1g'lC. Echiu liemlall, Scwiidra Mellricle, ,lime Rucly. Pzltriein Suniuiers. Sally Gift. Dora XXYZIQHIHZIII, Patsy Sllmmp. Frzuiees Boek, .'X1lllZ1 Marie Cl'lillZlllK'l', Three: llremlull Staley, lflclwzwcl Xlilfl, Eclvxih liliue. Paul Hzariilizirt, Lee Neiclehtlwl, liielizirrl Slim-hloii, Irvin Ymmg, Xvlllllllll lluriier, Clilfurcl Speer. liuuri Cll1ll'lL'S Sl1i11cllerleelQe1', l':Cl.W2lI'Il Jxflllllllw. l,luycl Cl:Lr1'et1. ljllllillll Szmrlerw, lQlCllZll'll Tliuhiim- sim. Eflxrzlrcl Doyle. jerry Xeifleutllol, jmck P2ltlL'l'5i,J1l. MR. HOFFMANYS HOMEROOM Klux' fjlltf B2ll'lT2il'21 llzunla, ,Xudruy McCa1'11cy, lJm'i5 RWl1'SCCliL'l4, Rubcrta Smith, Mr. lluffnlzm, Shirley Ziegler. Dm'otl1y Smilcy Mary VIUIICS. Shirley Sprcuklc. Run 'llxym -lZll'li l'iicsevkcr. Luis S1-mx, ljclorcs llream. Luis Szuxclers, 101111 HL'2ll'Kl, ,lzmct Myers, jczm Curfmzm, liuuicc Grove, Irene Baxlmcr, Robert Slt'l1lCl'. lion 'lllll't'k'I llvzm YYul1'f. lfugcuc llilllgll, Terry Stevens, Rtlllillfl llcrklitc, Rulwrt l,L'll'lL', Gary Hzxrlv 7 Rmx' l'.4JllI'I llurry Piper. Gculgc l7lIlIlCj'. ,luv CZIYUII. ,lmlm Rllll11lL'll. 2 clwll, Fluycl lxcccl. . u.,. l' ml llillllllhllldfl. lxu l1.11 ll li cn'lilCl'. MR. PURNELL'S HOMEROOM Rwxx Hmm Huw ' Klux f Uno: Nam-v lhmwl. Ionic Stlmps. Sllll'lL'V lfiellavlc. l2lL'41Llk'llllC llumx-x'. fXl1'. l'7Ul'llt'll. Carole lfnufmp. l.awnl11Q lla1'lulull, llrusllla NIa11'ku1',-Slyviu Yurmly. I Vxw: lxllll l.lmlc1x1.111, ,lzmct Dull. Nancy lil-im-1-, llclorw Slick. Sallfllll Sl1cfl'lv1', Syclum- ll41l1c1'1s. lX21Illt'l'1IlL' Plllfllllllgll, .luzm llrmckcr. llmrwi llsmy l'.llSllllllQL'l'. ,lurk llmlm-, l'.115.:vmf Nwutz. l',l'llL'Sl Xxllgillllilll. lQwlm-Vt l-ln-vlm1:n'!. llill llwxls. llulmvll llfvlllllsllvilfl. l'4ou1': lqtlllllld. Rowk, lQlt'll2ll'fl SIllI'll1JL'l', Rivllufcl li2lllll.I1l1lll, lliflc lilzluli, lllll xllULlllllLl lllll I I T lvafu11bc1'ry, Dfmzihl XYolfC, lxalplx lxmxv. Page Fifty-tlxrec Page Fifty-four FRESHMEN Look Forward To Senior High Career On September 2, 1951, 134 newly-promoted Freshmen walked with trembling knees and dry throats onto the paths leading to The High School. 'l'he bell rang and into that cold, frighteningly barren, depressingly formal Qso we thoughtj building we sauntered desperately trying to overcome that feeling of inferiority, especially when the Seniors teased us. They must have had fun with us for being so unconsciously gullible, and just think of the knowing smirks and pityiug glances that passen from one face to another behind our backs! The first few weeks were bedlaml XVhat with changing courses, select- ing extra-curricular activities, and switching a class from one period to an4 other because of band, we finally became accustomed to our new schedule and settled dow11. Class officers were nominated as our first movement and the following were elected: president, Franklin NVoodring, vice-president, Lee Xeidenthol: secretary, Eunice Grove 5 and treasurer, Sylvia Yordy. These efficient members of our class which were chosen to represent us, ably engineered us through the Freshman Dance, held on March 2I, and our class project, a l.aurel and Hardy movie, Swiss Miss. YVe were well represented on the sports field and several of our boys made their way to that brilliant limelight after they had proven themselves worthy of much praise. XYe got into many scrapes, but we put our best foot forward and came out smiling. Our Freshman vear was the beginning of au adventure-an adventure .1 25 33 which shall continue for three more years for most of us, and even beyond that for others. Vile might have appeared insignificant the first few weeks, but. although were not being presumptious, we are positive we are correct in declaring that we shall achieve great renown as one of the best classes ever to graduate from XV. H. S. EIGHTH GRADE Ron' Row Row Ron One: R. Stine. B. jones, j. Funk, .-X. Honebrake, J. XYelty, J. R. Small. L. Carhauglx, 1. Sliuford, J. XYise, R. Starliper. Two: D. Binkley. M. Birely, D. Benelloff, X. Miller, D. Kline. l.. Ray. R. Finney. P. 'lOllllS. P. Burgan. j. Zentmyer, S. Fix. D. Davis, S. Sheffler, S. BleFerren, T. Kauffrnan, D. Orris, J. XVilliams. j. Messner. D. Little. S. Rreps. Three: R, Lotz, C. Bearinger, G. Angle, .-X. Stouffer, j. Gilbert. DI. Toms. l,. Flolur. nl. Snyder, C. Hoover, B. Faltrney, .X. Stine. -I. Helm. lf. Creager. G. Cline. B. Sobiek, rl. Little, L. Lolnnan. D. Newcomer. X. Tire. S. Rosenlnergeli Four: L. Myerrw, lf. Mouts, L. Stoner. R. glvey, F. Veiffer. R. Yingling, li. lloviw. C. Iiclen. G. Ellis, D. Kauffman. Y. lfyler. D. Rowe, D. Mort. S. Potts. T. Roclgera R. Carbaugli, R. Bishop, C. Nichelson. Rr vw Ron Roxx Ron One: F. Rock. -1. jones, S. Cook. D. Zimmerman. D. Sclnnuek. Ii. Slmryoek, XY. Kline. D. Mcliride, H. Funk, T. liriner. L. Clever, G. gXClZilllS, G. Rosenberry. Al. Large. Two: B. Yarner. vl. Geeszunzin, X. Myers. Y. Stover. -I. XYilson. T. Shafer. C. lYeigle, S. Gilbert, ll. jones. S. Martin. J. Sollenberger. H. XYolff. H. Guttsllall, H. Rritsch. Three: P. Xlattllexrs. D. Bonehrake, G. Bowers, C. Miner. S. Snowlwerger. P. NYalker, X ' ' ' Q J 1 ' + 1 ' v IE. Punll, G lxeller, N. llznley. -I. lnnwers, D. lentz. l.. Sliek, lu. Grimes. ll. Vlones. II. Gipe. S. XVise. lfonr: R. Ripe, C. llarlle. l'. Dunlap, ,l. l:'riee, li. Munon. T, HvlllCl'DllllQ1ll, li. i3Zllik'l', T. llaugh, R. Slleffler. -I. Steiner, D. xllIll1lL'll, D. Czmlimer. ,l. jaekwon, Ii. Bereaw, P. Funk. Page Fifty-five Page Fifty-six SEVENTH GRADE Row One: T. Snowherger, R. Mitchell, N. Shearer, M. Rudy, Fl. XVolff. C. Clever, J. Owens D. Jones, R. Freshman, R. Bieseeker, R. Shuford, G. Xxrligiilllilll, S. Contract lf. Ingles, VV. Kauffman. Row Two: L. DeHart, F. Bryan, D. Large, M. Rowe, N. Hehnan, C. Fry, C. Smith, J Rock, A. Sehaller, J. Mullett, A. Fritz, N. Stoops, N. Barkdoll, J. Motz, D Jones. S. Peiffer, M. Kuhn. Row Three: J. Bishop, E. Bishop, S. Wlolfinger, B. Pentz, Rl. Funk, R. Shoekey, P. Bishop H. Moyer, J. Snodderly, H. Renard, S. Rowe. L. Flicker, Y. Rnepper, C. Shade L. Mentzer, D. Rowe, S. Sten, J. Criswell. J. Stevenson. Row Four: J. Curfinan, S. VVoodring, K. VVZIQZLHIHII, R. Kauffman, T. Yost, R. Creager, If Skipper, C. Rearinger, J. Lohman, S. Needy. J. Gorman, J. Noll, G. V. Papontsis H. Rowe, T. Needy, R. Patterson. s Row One: lf. Bulnhaugh, G. Stoops. C. Gardenhour, R. Hess, G. Sprenkle, E. Shade, J. Coffman. Miller, L. Mathias, R. Rowe, R. Gardenhour, F. Stottlemyer, D. Fisher, R. Helman. Row Two: S. Rowe. H. VX'olford, P. Stone. J. Smith, S. Lesher, H. Bzxnzholf, B. Starliper L. Smyser, A. Shade, M. Iiauffmzin, M. llentzer, D. Miner, B. Pugh, E Souders, J. NVhitloek, D. Bowser, M. Rock. Row Three: N. RleFerren, R. Pensinger, S. Bowers. lf. Rock, Rl. Morrow. D. Anderson. M. Riser, S. Baker, R. Poore, L. Minnieh, B. Wlallaee, R. Haugh, R. Baer, J. DeHart, B. Fsterly, J. Gardenhour. S. XYing'ert. Row Four: L. Rlellride, L. Sharrah, P. Smith, P. Shoekey, L. Rojahn, D. Jones, K. Smith L. Springs, R. Miner, R. Nlzlrtin. J. XYynlwop, D. Frankfurter, G. lXleCannnon C. Glzulhill, G. Jones, G. K. Pupoutsis. CDRGANIZATIGNS XX 325 x XM G. .C g S 6 ff Q Qjfy W s L Wm X 1 yf XQX of M Ts gf, J vo N QNX X X 2 OW, 1 if DJJMVA C O XL' ' 'X Ml' NM Jinx? V ,GfEf5:l':- 3 qlfffffy , wp fUEs 'q KA AQZLMB vIfkv,9!y Lqqffh x ,- xg' '-X 1' iCLmw! 71 ef f , ii P4 l 1 xx ! 4 L 'Q' . ii! my X Mlyw N v GXN 'W -jf X L -1' I OR44 212 , Se ated: P. Burgan, G. Angle, B. XYolff, X. Myers, ll. in X 1 xx Y Katie p 'I may not agree with what you say, but I shall defend with my life your Gipe, B. Britsch, L. Lohman, P. Bishop, li. Kauffman. Standing : B. L. Clever, C. Hartle, R. Shuford. ri ht to sa it' Jones, B. Haugli, Miss lielley, R. Lotz. g y ln a democracy such as ours. freedom of the press is not only recognized by national standards but by the state school systems as well, Once a month our lllue and Gold staff exercises this freedom with an interesting' and informative publication concerning school life in all its phases. 'llurning the pages you will find the latest in news. classroom quips. a re- minder of an all important birthday or the number of points in the most exciting' baseball game of the season. L, Q, The lllue and Gold is run very much like a City paper with its four pages containing' the news. feature, magazine and sports sections. Under the leadership of Mr. Church. these four departments are staffed entirely with students. J Seated: R. XVagaman, li. Reynolds, C. Dcvor, A. NYollf. E. Dream, ll. Ramm, .X. like. li. Mentzer. Standing: R. Smith, J. Needy, li, Kendall, P. Reed, G. llrezler, DI. .Xd:mis. -I. jolmston. -I. llf - ll P- ' N Al' 'll Ql'll -'c -'rl S lflrrv ll tl Page Fifty-eight Laid, N. maid, . . cams, . e ii cmtl. -I. Rant. , 1 Y, . Steiner. -an 4-Q U 1111 If NXG X' 5- .Wrox X J' ' ,,- , Y 2 fb , .. gmuv :mb Qbulh Publisllecl on thy liilllflll '1'hu1'sc1ay of each IIIUIIIIH SWUQL13 S- mf, 12- Uililff- XV- HYOWI1, M- Kiillfflllflll- flllfillg' thc school yn-at by and fm' thc studa-nts of thr L. A. Yvlflgllllg. jllllitil'-SClliO1' high wlwul of XYaym'sbm'u, Pv1111wylva11iz1. lzdxtm'-lu-vl11ciV-Kuluvrtzl Hczml. Cu-lfflitm'-Mzwy .Xnn Sulzcr. Ncwa liclitul'--'Many .Xml VYil1ge1't l:L'2'1I1lI'C Iiclmn' -Putay 'I'l1o111psnn1. Nlaguzllmc luclitmv lxclmcth .xlllilllx Sports limlitmv Iluvifl f2l'llYL'. C211-11fmmifl--IoAX1111u XYzlt1f, Pl11lUJg'l'El1ll!L'l'f Luc Ham. lQcpm'tc1's Ruluwt Smith. AXufl1'cy Pike. Eflllll lik-lldzlll, Ihnmu Rzumu. hlllklllllll Xuucly, Vlczm Hn-11111, Nzumfy Ilcawl. Pvggy Rccfl. vlcrlm Kccclmw. lfllzl l:l'C2llIl, ,luzm xlQl'klil1QL'l'. llwmia Ilrvzlc1'. Sifllldlli lflory. ,lucly -IUIIIISUJII. Cal-u1yn Iicvmg Alice XYUIH. Nw! W Miamf. U2ll'h2lI'2l Sl1ilclmAck, Ilurif Lt'2i1HZ111. ,Tori .Xrlzu11s, lflzmim Rvynulcls, Ifflclic- llulmln, Rubc'1'l Stciuwr. Tfzlrl KIL'1lIZk'l'. .lczm ilmmcl. Ray Xvilglllllllll. lfI1.X'fllL'.Y.V Shlff Iiusirwsb Nlzzxmgw'---'XYillm1' HVUW11. 'I'ypistw-Xlmiv liznultmzm. I,fns .xllll XYIHQIIIUI, lk-tty Ilzlilry. Shirley Fix. .Xclvism-f XYilli:m1 U. Clmrch. Standing: ,I. XYatts, L. Bain. Sczltwli M. Sulzcr, P, Ilihlllllllilbll. R. llczwd, M, XYil1gn'1't, MY. Cxl1L11'k'll. Stzmcliugz li. .Xfl:u11s. IJ. t,:I'UYC, agv Fifty-11 fm mu -Mafia W. mi-:nun as Row Row Row Row Ron Page Sixty One: YY. Sease, J. lYarniek, P. Thompson, J. Haas. Two: E. Myers, F. VVhisler. L. Trace, lf. Reearcl, D. Gardner, P. lVelty, F. Balsiger, E. Coffnlan. J Johnston, R, Beard, B. Potter. ll. Latney D. Rowe, D. Rock. M. Carson. l,. Yingling. E. llream M. Kauffman, M. liigenhrode. R. NVilhide. P. Miller, M. XYingert, J. Rudy, S. Burkhart. Three: S. Pittman, A. MeCarney. J. Black. J, Norris. S. Needy, .-X. Kendall, F. Misner. S. Ullman. ll Angle, D. Rannn, P. Ambrose, B. Bailey, S. Peiffer, li. Raynolds, S. Neweomer, S. Fix, C Frantz, S. Roberts. M. Moats, S. Zeigler, B. Benehotf. R. Smith, B. Hanna. C. linnpp. Four: D. Garnand. L. Barkdoll, R. Rosenberry, M. Jones, N. Jones, R. Bit-seeker, S. Bragunier, .IC Grove, N. Bennett, M. Sollenherger. A. Shade, S. Roberts, J. Johnston, C. Devor, G. Brezler, C Hill, A. lVolff, M. Fry, B. Reed, D, Marker, A, Rielcett, S. Yordy, L. Barkdoll. L. Sentz, J Bricker. Y. Frenz, J. Helman. Five: S. Sprenkle, M. Zimmerman. H. llerkey, N. Kriner, L. Toms. J. Myers. l.. Sanders. S. Shild neek, J. Beard, P. Kauffman. 'l'. Martz, N. Beard, D. Duffield, S. Flory, S. Gift, C. Barlcdoll J. Needy, S. Plum, l. Balcner, S. lilkins, l.. Staley. J . . , and the greatest of these is charity' Developing a Christian hotly, mind and spirit is the three-told purpose ot the 'llri-lli-Y. Meeting twice monthly the club participates in many eivie activities. This spirit of friendliness and Cooperation was shown in a Tl1Zll1liSg'lX'lllg' haslcet to a needy family and presents to an orphanage at Christmas. The elnb is democratic in nature for niembership in the elnh is open to all girls. .X cross section of many raees and creeds works together in harmony. The elnb operates under the joint sponsorship ot the High School and the Y. M. C. .X. with Mrs. Xvllllillll Church as advisor. Prc.s1'dv11t ................................ Patricia Thompson V1'rc-P1'fs1'r1'c111' . . . . . Jane XVarniek St't'I'ClilI1'yX,' .... . Joann llaas T1'vas111'U1' . . . . . XYilma Sease C7lllf7Itl'il1' . . . . . Carolyn Devon' TRVLM HI Yfi Mx Ro w Om: N. .1fustc1', P. 1i111'111ca11'z1, 1,. Qil'L'CI1ZlXX'Zi1f, C. xXV1iS1111lgUl11, R. SC11i1c1t, R. R1itc11e11, Rcv. 1.Xc1vi5o1' J. 1z1UlC1' Row T1111: H. A12il1llL'1, H. 11l1tCf1Jl1l1g11, ,1. 1.e:1111z111, XY. 1331'mx'11. 13. B1Zl1'1.1ll. G. Rmvc, 13. Gmvc, P. Heart. J. Rcc1'11c1'. li. Rook, H. Rowe. R. 111111vc1'. R. 31l'CEil'l1C11. Rem' '1'111'ec: XY. 1':1C1k'l1, J. Baker. 51. CL1Il1IIl111S. R. XYHQZLIIIZIII, R. N1i1111if11, K. ,XC1Zi11lS, R. 1Xl2:lll1'1lll3.Il, IJ. 1Ji11lc1'111z111, ,1. B1L'1:C1'1'L'I1, 17. '1'1'ost1c. XY. '.11l'HCLf. Row F111111 R. ,11Cl'1'j', E. K1c111zc1'. NY. S111111, R. 5111111111-1'gc1', D. StUH1C1l1k'yCl', C. E121.1'11C, N. Miller. 1 - h I . and There was Ing 'r. '1111c 13116151 111e 111i1111. 211141 1111- spirit :11'c 11l21l1.S basic 1100415 for Zl we11- 1'11111111vc1 111-1's1111z11i1y. '1i11L' 111-YE 11121111 11111131150 is t11L' c1cVC11111111c11t of L'111'is1if111 1:11z11'z1c1c1' I111'c111g'11 11115 t11rc-C-111111 p1'11g1'z1111. 1 51111111131 s111111s111'c11 111' 1110 Yllllllg K1Cll.S L'111'is1i:111 .Xs511ciz11i1111 111111 1111' 11ig11 SL'1104l1. the 111-Y 1111-cts twicc ll 1111111111 111 discuss civic 1311113161118 211141 C0111- 1111111i1x' l1e11c1'111c11t. 1 1'1141L'l' the 111110 g11i11:111C1' of Rc-12 111t11L'1' 1110 boys 11:1ve 4111110 CXCC11L'lII wurlq N 111 1'1'c:11i11g' 1111s Q'111'is1iz111 zwtivity 111111 11111i111z1111i11g ll C111'isti:111 ffl1111111111115'. !,1't'.'I.fIlt'1lf , .... .. 1.411 1iI'k'Cl11lXX'2L1l 1'i1'1'Al'1'1'.1'1'd1'l1I . .. 1'11i1ip 1i111'111qz1wz1 1'1'1'1'-f'1'1'.1'1'cf1'11f . . . . . C11Z1l'1CS NNvi1S11111g-t1111 ,5i1'1'1'1'1'1II',1' .... R1111C1'l 301111411 'l'1'1'11.v111'1'1' .. . ,1Zll11L'S X1L'1'iL'l'I'Cl1 Q'f111j1111i11 .. . 1Q111JCl'1 N1ilc111-11 Page Sixty-onc r A 1 1 X Row O110: 13. Rock, 15. R1211'1Z. N. 111-21111. P. .'X1111J1'U9L', M. SO11C111561'gC1'. 1. :X1l.'1'1i1111gL'1'. R. BCH1'C. 2 Toms, 1., .X. XY111g2f111111', -1. -1111111st1111, N. M1111011ix, Mr. X121I'gU11', P. S1111111101':s, 1. ,1111111st1111. 1.1. M1 C1C2l1'j', P. A, S1112111, 13. 1'11tt01', S. Gift. 1. B021111, .-X. S1121110. M. 1i2l1111I1l311. M. 1,. 1':1QC111111K'L Q N1ll11ll1l1 Roxx' '11w11: Pm. Hovis. P. S1100lJ, 13. S11i1c1111-011, -1. D1111. M. Z1IIlIl1L'1'I'112l11. B. R1-011, X. jones. 1. . -'Q' -1. Myers, -1. XY21tts, 1. Grove, N. f3111XYZl1i0, C. 11i0s001c01', 11, .'X11g1C, 1, xxv2l1'1111'1i, P. 11111011 11 D. IQ21111111. S. 1 is11210k. 12. 1111-21111, 11. 11y21tt. -1, C111t'1112111. 12. C11111I1Zl11. 11. 1':l15l1l1l1gQ1'. 1 . ' 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 ' ' Row '11111'CL'I C. .'X. 1fl1L11J1J, I.. 1iis00111-r, 11, 1T11'CZ1L'I'. VI. 1.,Ull11CllS11lgL'1'. .X, XY111t't'. .-X. Ri1'110tt, 13. 112111112 N 7 L11111111 1 1 11 111111 1'1U111'I Y. M1121ta Xf11'11y, S, P111111, C. 1Ta1'14111111. C. 151-1'111'. 11, 11L'1'1i1!1Zl11,1'A, 1T1Z:l.1S1QL'1'. 11. T111111111s1111. . R. lu. 5ll1l111, L. Fl'1l1llZ, .X. 1x1ss111g01', M. I.. 12l1I11S1', V1. 1x1111y, 5. 101111-1', .. .1i. 1Q1'11112l11. S. M0111'i110, S. 13211'1111art. 12. Xxv1111111U1'C. rl. XYi11i21111s. IJ. S11111Cy, 1, HL'11C11011, 111. G1'111'0, X. B11'Q11111'k', H. 111'1'k0y, .X. 131110. 13. R0011. 13. 112111211 HH1'1Q'C, 1 111111 17iv0: A. M0C211'110y, Ii. H2l1'1lHL1Q'11, 111. R00211'11. VI. Haas, M. 1,. 14L'11l1lEl11, 1. C1111111011 M. X1111Z. VI. 110111 11 R1111' 'O' Six I -1. Hovis. D. G211'111101', M. -111111-s. R. S1111t11. P. 1101112 S. 1QU13CI'tS. 1,.V81111111111-11ge1'. 12. XYi111i110, 1. N001131 S. 112l11l1. M. .X. XYi11g01't. P. B D. ,11111'IlL'l', H. 1311t01'112111g11, 15. S111l11. 11. 11Zl1'1Q1', P. 110211't. 1. 11U11C1lg1l'CC11, R. '11111111111s1111 Ii111'U1i2lXYZl. 'We're never 'Without a Song' 11111111 1301111161 1110 11111115 111Zl1'1CC11 'iM11si0 1100111.11 there 02111 211XX'21yS 110 11021111 1110 SXYC11111Q,' of over Z1 111111111611 voi00s 1J1611C11I1g in song. XY11C11'1C1' it 110 21 1ly11111 111' 111'211se. Zl Negro s11i1'it11211. or El 111111 111116, you CZLII 2l.1XY2lj'S be sure t110 C11or211 Club is O11 the job. M10 werc 2111 sorry to 500 Miss S111it11 1env0g 11OXY6Y61', Mr. lX121I'gO11, 11215 111'ove11 to 110 Z1 02111211110 211111 intcresting i115tr110to1'. 13211111011 111g'C111Cl' 111' 21 0111111111111 liking 101' 11111510211 C111Of'I11L'111. this 121rg0 111'g'21111z21ti1111 C2111 211x1'21yS 110 1101101111011 11111111 to 211111 EL great 110211 ol' 11110 11111si0 to 2111 t110 11rf1g1'a111s 211111 events i11 w11i011 they 1JElI'1lC11J2l'EC. .rxgx O 0 Sixty-two fi' 2 . XCXIIUCS, X. 110111101t. N. 1x1'11101', 13. K12ll'1iC1'. S. 11111. .-X. 14111f1l'l112i11 N ' ' ' ' ' J ' ' ' 9 XX'i11111 11111 R. S1L'1I1C1'. D. f1CCSZlI112ll1. C. Ha1't10. XY, 1.. Smith, R, Mit011011. G. 1.3011111113 13. B211'1111211'1. 1. 132 Row One: P. XYclty, ll. L. l,6ll1ll2i1l, li. Rcczml, J. Haas, P. Thompson, H. Pottcr, M. lXIcClC:1i'y, M. Kauff- man, ll. Hziugh. M, Eigciilmiwvcle, L, liisucker. Miss Smith. Row 'l'xx'u: N. McClure, Hi l3i'eg1cr. li. Rvyiiolds. C. Him-seckcr, N. Mullciiix, J. XVatts. B. Aiiglc, N. Omwakc. M. I.. Pziliiicr, C. Frzmtz. L. Si1mx'lJei'g:ci'. Rexx' 'lllirecz R. Mitchell, P. l'll'Zll't, I'. lfllI'UliZlXY2l. ,l. Bake-V, R. llaiicr, XV. Shull, C. Hartlc, XY. Smith, H. lhitcrluaugli. Special people for a special iob XYllL'llCYC'l' ll sclcct group is iiccded tu cuturtziiii any of our various school pi' cmiimiiiiiiy mgziiiizzitimis. the Special Cliuriis is often called iipoii to meet thu sitiizltioii. This small, but lxilmiccd chnir, consists of fimstzuirliiig' voices choscn from our Cliorzil L'lulJ4voiQCs czipublc of 1'CIlQlCl'l1lg' difficult sclectioiis with casc tliwugli thcii' numhcr is limited. XXiHl'lilllg hzmcl iii hzmd with the Clirwrzil Chili, the Choriis also presents ils iiiflivirlual immbcrs zii special liolidziy prfigrziiiis such :is Tlizuiksgiviiig, Chrisimzis, and Faster. J -. .1 fn Page Sixty-three Page Sixty-four Miss F. Louise Smith Miss Smith Refires After Thirty-Six Years lu November of this your Miss Smith ended 21 long' :Luci euvizible career ef tezichiug. Miss Smith started as :L third grzicle teacher iu the North Street Schoui. In IQIQ, she heczime the siumervisui' of music of the XYziyiiesbore I'ub1ic Sclmuls. -Xt this time Miss Smith feuuciecl Various musical cugziiiizzitioiis such :is the orchestra :md the chorzii club. Miss Smith visited ezich uf the schools uuce Il week. 'hut :ls the 1JI'tl4Q'1'ZlIN grew she toek charge of the vocal music clepartmeut zmml :mother iiistructur was iu charge of the iustrumeutzii rlepzirtmeut. The prugrzuus that Miss Smith is prohzihly hest known fur are the Spring Concerts. These cwucerts were usuztiiy given during' Music Meek :md com- hiuetl the talents of ueziriy :til ihe schutvi chilcireu iu XYz1yueshi , . . . . Also the Lhristmus :mai iuztster prugrziiiis which comhmeci szicrecl music with at religiuus pugezuit were iuukecl torwurrl to ezich year. Miss Smith has retired frrmi teuchiug. hut the work which wiii allways he rememhereml :uid zipprecizited. she has chmc Row One: 1. Merklinger, P. Shoop, B. Potter, M. L. Lehman, S. Hawhecker, M. Smith. E. Haugh, N. jones, J. Baker, L. Kisecker. Ron' Two: P. Small, C. A. Myers, M. L. Slick, C. Bearinger, C. Merklingcr, NV. Shull. J. Reecher. D. Good, P. Heart, L. Bonchrake, XY. Z. Smith. R. Miller, H. Butcrbaugh. Row Three: R. Hauer. I. VYelty, Mr. Edelman, J. Coffman. 'All I want is music, music, music, ---- ,' The orchestra pit in the auditorium is in constant use these days as NYaynesboro lligh Schools Syn1phonettc in Miniature' practices diligently for such coming events as the Senior Class play, Commencement, holiday affairs. and Various other assemblies. Under the capable baton of Mr. .Xsher Edelman. the orchestra has lent a helping hand in making many of our school programs a complete musical success. XYhen the question arises, VVho'll play for our dance? the first name heard is the X'eh'etones. This is the natural response, for the name Yelvetones has become synonymous with good music and easy listening. lVith every crowded dance floor increasing its popularity, this fine dance band stands ready to serve both school and community. Ron' One: ,l. XlcFerrcn. NY. Z. Smith. R. Miller, S. I-iawbecker, M. Smith. L. liisecker. Row Two: E. Richardson, D. Mort, P. Heart, XV. Shull, H. Buterbaugh, R. Haner. Page Sixty-five 'E' ii QMS is . A' if 4,5 -'S .Q ---, :-' , ... , W ' -1 2,-1 ., 5' .Ti 'L B5!i'FaCi f:-1z ? 7 ..-921: it WI S - .. ...ai .z..,Qt.. 61.52 -, . , ,.V' Q , .,. Q ' f' , 25:37, 'k - If ' as Q, .7 1' 4 ., . gp' L. 3 L V . i lf-'-' l'-fv fiflff-M 'Z' M. r' H ' h I t N I - . , -, www- -Q - +I i . - f ' 4 2. IE! .- fi -- . rl- -' E ii f r , 3 -a 1. Qi'-r 983 -'V - L'm7wFa ' 5 1 A ::Nv ..,.,, 5 ieiaffn EH f Q' .anim . I I .Qkgh gm. ju- :ax if gf' -ul Z . ft ,il ' . f 'Ty - MN .a 2 . 1l. 45 .Ci-i' v: ?' '- to lltl 'S V 1' ii Q Q . H wlffffifox . 'Uff .s t 11.5 me-LF,-if . f sv...?1.,.'f'.,st'ffQ . . l i , L , h t Z 'V It 1 I t 0 :. . ,. - 1.1. 1 - -P .-.M at fn .3--il-f . . - ig g., . f. f .mf 1, : ., 'Um ' 'ff ' ' ' '3 1 l1'2 4'l i l- - -:Z ' 'Q -'S' iii iz. . ,. ' 4 ni , flew 1' 3 L ' -,Qu N- Vl- L 'ff r A fx K f Qt 1' ' - r '1-f,,.f l 5' A f -jj, X mfstkf XX K ' Q9 by pe . . KH A t - T 1? Q I xi 5 ' fi, 't t MM mfg - we-M- fl: 5 fi-elif t i 0-ww l N .ill'5f +'i A fl . Q. aw ' .,.:, 1 ,. ., 41-'- A'A, ,.. 1 'fw-si M .. Row One: S. Barnhart, R. llrezler. M. Palmer. N. McClure. M. Kauffman, C. linupp, Row Two: D. Garnancl, S. Contract, D. .'Xntlerson. N. jones, S. llaxvbeelcer, li. llaugh. D. 'llhompson. M Smith, Mr. Zimmerman, M. liigenbrocle. 4l.BZ1liL'l'. -I. Snyfler. IJ. Little. C. Hoover. H, Her-key. G Angle. P. Small, D. Davis, B. Pugh. Row Three: D. Freshman, P. Dunlap. li. Miller. L. llujahn, li. NYile, H. Petrie. J. Reecher. XY. Shull. li Yingling, R. Shelclen, K. XYag'aman, C. Sheler, E. Grove, H. Hanna, ll. XYolff. ll. llritseh. ll Cutshall. Roxv lionr: Small. C. Mtigle, ll. lianzhoff, l,. laxhman. R. Miller. L. Mel3ricle. li. lilercaxv. C. llartle, R Rook, D. Carty, Richardson, C. Miller, B. Z. Smith, G. Harktloll, J. Melierren. li. Smith, H Butcrbaugh. Row Five: L. Bonebrake, l,. Clever. P. Loxvry. lf. Ynutz, J. Myers, P. Heart. D. Good, D. Mort, lf. Eclen B. lCnsminger, R. Hauer, l,. Snyder. Roxv Six: ll. Rowe, l,. Dain, ,l. Clopper, P. Shoup, D. Grove, XV. llrmvn. 'If music be The food of love, play on' XYhen the stirring' strain of a Sousa mareh heralcls the approach of a musical aggregation elacl in our traclitional blue and gold. all eyes turn to greet one of XYaynesboro's most aetive school organizations. .Xfter Completing its annual seheclnle of football games for the year. the band turned its versatile heacl towards the more serious matter of concert season. Several ensembles representing' the bancl have reeeivecl excellent ratings in state music contests for the past few years. Une of these. the brass sextet, has alreacly macle a name for itself in the community, and a new ensemble, the wooclxvincl quintet, is sure to clo excelent work also. Entertaining frequently with its full membership of over four score musicians. the school band clisplavs a musical aptitude throughout the entire sehool calendar of ClCH1LLllQliU0' events. 6 ii Page Sixty-six Marie Iiauffmzm Mr. Zi1l'l1l1Cf1llZl11 Harold Rowe Martha Lee liigC11hl'Uf1C David Grove Vkfilbur BYOXYII 7 I .ad 9 .I :I , .5 lf i':l..1HlIl' 1.1. u ,1 -'51 - f 52111111 l'Iz1wh1-vkcl' ,loyvc Clrvppcr 1721111 I 111111 M1-lha Smith Pat .xllll Small Hzmvlcl lh1t1'1'hz111gl1 Xyiuiillll Z. Smith Robert Ham-1' john Baker XYi1hz1111 Shull Page Sixty-seven Row One: U, T':llS11llllQ'Cl', li. Carson. G, Rarkdoll, gl, Reeeher. XY. Trace, J. Burzager, B. Slioeniaker, T. xYOOCll'lllg. U. Xlblfe, H Hcwis, lf. XYZIQHIHZIII, H. Hinchnan. Row Two: S. Fix, B. Bailey, N. Beard, B. Shilclneek. Y. Freiiz, j. Beard, M. Zi111n1er111an, I. Xyllghllllllll. P. Rinehart, DI. lliatts. J. Black, S. BI'L'gLllllCI'. Row Three: T. VVOO!ll'll1g', R. Sehilclt, J. Sterling, R. Sehildt, R. Zuekeriuaii, XY. Smith. 'Arr is long, and 'rime is fleeting' Delving into the mysteries of teinpra, water color, chalk and charcoal fll'2LXYlllgS is the favorite pastime uf lllkl Art' Cluh. The club has an open ment- lJCl'SlllI3 antl asks only that tune shew an active interest for SCIl--lI1llJ1'OVCl1lClll 111 art. liX1J1'CSSlllQ' their erig'i11ality ancl aptness i11 every fm'111 nf art from finger painting to fine oils, these a111ate11r NTlCllCl2lllQ'Cl0S have exl1i'bitecl inany fine pictures i11 several art contests. t'ncler the eapahle palette ancl lmrtish of Mrs. llllSf0ll, the yuiing' artists exercise their talents in 1Jl'Ufll.lClIlg' poster ZttlVCl'llSClllCIlfS for various selmcvl l1111etic111s. I,1't'A'I.CI1t'llf .... llill Trace l'1't'1'-P1'1'.vidt'f1l . . . . Alf1.X11n Xliatts S.11'1'1'ef111'x1' .... .. Cilffllyll Frantz T1'et1.r111'1'1' .... . Iletty liailey 5 Y ' 3 , 5- lge Sixty-eight limi Un Rim' Tw cz H. llcrlccy, X. lluiinclt, P. Slilmp, S. liiclccr, Miss l,mx'ry. bl. Glmcl, S. Zciglcr. ll. l'3Cm'l10ff, C. Hill. C. llcvur. oz l. Ruclv. P. Tlismlpsuii. B. Smith, M. Sulzcr. R. Hcclmizm, .X. Rirkctt, R. XYillhiclc'. 7 I PM. Vl'iiig'crt, M, Mmits. ,l. Halas, lx. luxscuhcrry. Rim' 'lihrcui .-X. Linclcmzui, X. limes. l.. Scmgcr, 12. Rcyiiolpls, H lluvis, L, Yiiigliug, j. lxmw. MQ XYill1iclL'. IJ, Siiiilcy, lf. Smith. v Rim' lwnur: l. Lloppcr. l. Cuftinzui. X. l'l'k'11Z. X. lluarcl, A. bhzmclc, bl. lil-arcl. R. llczml, rl. lolmstou, E., Myers. V lSome books are to be tasted, others to be swallowed, and a few to be chewed and digested' Xrc vnu ai hmmlc wmiii? liven if voiir zuiswci' is iw, You will fiull the uimosplicrc of the lilmrziry Very ccmcliicivc to study, reference wurk, or pleasure rczicliiig. 'llh Q Lilprzirx' Club is cm the lub cverx' hour scliuwl is in scssimi. XYitl. cfficiciicv :mil precision zilwzivs in miucl. thc lihrziriziiis shelvc lmolqs, file rzircls zuill try to mziiiitzliu rm ziir uf quicluclc. Lvmlcr the able siilicrvisimi of Miss l.mx'r5'. the scuiur members jmiriiey ' ' ' ' :fs me thc flutics of Iiczul lilJI'2l1'lZll1 for the dai' N tu bllllllfjl lliph iiwmlily to is ll .Xltlimigli the girls fiiicl pleasure in this activity, they are also gziiuing valuable expcrici icc iii library work. l'1'l'.s'1'dvl1f .......... hlczui Gcuucl l'1'cv-P11'xil1'l'11I . . . . . . ,luzm ,lOllIlSiUll .S'vr1'v1'l11'Lx' ...... .. Czirnmlyu llcxwn' Tl'1'lI.X'I!l'U?' .. . . l'z1tsy 'lllimupsmi 43- R 'al ,f fi in f!4.i, A, ff bm xv? f wei Q-W, ffl 'mi , 'Nur XZ? f Sixtyvziiiiu Row One: Miss Klikesell, J. McFerren. QI. Steups. l,. Greenawalt, M. Sollenberger, .rX. Lindeman, l,, Mem Row Two : Row Three 1 Mr. Fox. XV. Brown, Hangh, R. Dinterman. P. NVolff, L. Niedentehl, j. Ringer, S. Gilt, ll. Reed, S. Flory. 'On The shoulders of government rests our clesfiny' 'lie develop a sense of loyalty and good citizenship is the main aim of our student council. The student council strives to have a eleser harmony be- tween students and teachers. Meeting every other Wednesday it practices all phases of democracy. The representatives are elected from each homeroom and a member frmn each school-sponsored club is chosen for membership. NVhether a pencil sharpener needs to be fixed. better order kept in the halls or parking restrictions need to be enforced the council is always on the job. Under the directing hand of Miss Milcesell and Klr. Fox the councils wel- fare activities included collecting money for hlr. Red Cross, Christmas and the March of Dimes. Seals l'1'c,r1'de1Lt ....... . . . Lee Clreenawalt l7lC'L'Mf,l'USI.Cl1U71li . .. . . -lames Mclierren SCCI't'1illI'j' ..... .... . Xnne Lindeman f1'CtISltI'Cl' .. . Martha Sellenberger I' Il H IN IL :E fig. --- S : 3: iii fbi' 15 E5 1' -1 7' ' Page Seventy K. Adams, ,l. XYatts, D. Hangh, H. Bailey, D. Hartz, B. Potter, J. .Ic.mlinstnn, l Row Row 'llx Row Row . iq f 5 QC? ::,.-qi-f.. mlfnnn Situ EEE.. Ill IU! Ill Ili One: I.. Snuwlmerger. X. Miller. VI. NYatts, N. Ilreirlentliztl, M. I.. Palmer. N. Omwake, li. Ilrezler, S. Ullnian, P. IY1ll1'Oli1lXY?I. R. lieurml, II. Putter, P. Heart, B, Sliull, D. Moyer. H. IILltCl'lT2iLlg'l1, R. Mefarclell. M. Carson. R. XYill1icle, lf. Rtearrl, M. Sniitli. Mr. Minnieli. .xamm. .X . .'z 2, .. inn , .. -. V. ,- anis. u. iz 'y. .. Friend. S. Fix, S. Rirker. IX. Kissiiiger, C. lfraittz. -I. jones. bl. Xorris, H. King. xv: I.. 'llraee, Ii. Reynnlcls. XY. Sense. I.. Stuiger, M. .X. Stiller, M. XYilliicle, ,I. Byers, IC. Henson, IJ I' P Pintlitit IJ lttmin R qtl'llt X XYliite I Xml I' Piile 9 Peiffu C' ' I '. 1. 'I'liree: P. Lowry. S. Needy, j. Nurris, A. Iienclall, D. Smiley, IZ, Pyle, E. Iiline, ,l. Munson. E. Smiley. S. XYL-st, S. Gift, M. Sullenlwerger, -I. Ringer. S. Roberts, C. Deyor, tl. Brezler, .X. NYulff. M. Fry, A. Rielcett. S. XYilsun, II. Ilerlqey, B. lIaiinz1,I.Iludy. J Four: A. McC:trney. I.. Iinlin, G. Ilarlmztngtli. VI. Iilztek, lf. Grove. R. Ilerklite, li, .XcIz1n1s, N. Tlinmp- son. .'X. Kzttiffinaii. T. Mztrtz. ID. Ilnffielfl, P. Sltnup. J. Myers, C. Barlcclull, R. Reed. J. Needy J. Atiglieiiliatiglt, R. Steiner. i - - r To be, or not 'ro be, that IS the question SIl2lIiCS1JC1lI'C'S lifetime eunstituteml an ern in wliieli tlrztmzt wits lJrm1g'l1t intl' everyrlzty life witll :L fervor ztnml interest new tn ull elzlsses. 'Illiis interest still exists. for every 'IlllL1I'Sl.IZlf' tlie zutclituriuni is Iillecl witli entlinsiztstie clrztmutie stnclents eunning' lines :intl practicing skits nncler the tlireetiun nf Mr. 'lnlin Minniell. eluln :ttlyism-. Mueli new talent luis been fuuntl zincl will nut get to waste. for ezteli semester brings many uppnrtnnities for our tliespiztns tu exliilmit their talents beliinml tlie 1'nntlig'lits. P1'v.v1'ffv11f ..... . .. Philip Iitirukawzl I'ilu'-P1't'.f1'dU11f ..... ......... S usie Kicker .SlCc'l't'ft1I',l'-Tl't'tI.YItFUI' . .. Martlizi Sollenberger 63 .7 f I l Z' I s ,ffl f 'fff ' nw Page Seventy-nm Row One: j. Good, J. VVilliz1ms, P. VVe1ty, R. Beard. E. Crmffinzui, B. iluvis, M. L. Iiigeuhrode P. Miller, D. Gardner. Row Two: C. Biesecker, N, Miller, B. Brezler, -1. Gruve, L. Su0xx'herg'cr, N. McClure, .VX Kissinger, E. Myers. L. lXlcmre. NV. Seasv. l,. Kisecker. Row Three: L. A. Yiugliiig, M. Kniiffiiizui, D. Rock, M. I.. Leluuzm, Miss 4XIexaurler, .'Xclvism' 'Give me The ready hand' 'lihe ziim of the Tau Iizippzi Phi Sorurity is to erezile frieiidsliip amd eo- wpeiwitimi zuiieiig the girls iii school zmd community lite. .X gziily ciecomteil school :md stzidium cluriug football season. Z1 gliimuer- iug' Christmas tree iu the mziiu hull, Z1 CO1'llill1SiiCI'iS Hull zu. Tlizuiksgiviiig' with music by the Rhytliiuaires. were some of the fruits of zm energetic g1'0l11J.S lzihors The sorority meets twice IL mouth :Lt individual homes for iufurmzil dis- cussion of new projects :md future meetings. .XS :L climax to each years activities zi 'farewell hziuquet is held iii houoi' of the graduating iueuibers and officers. f,1't'SIUl1'llf ..... . Mary l,uuise Lehmzm I'1'uv-l'1't's1'ciu1zI . . ....... Ilelmes Rock ,5'm'1'tvlt11 i' . . . . . Marie Iizuiffiiiziii TI'L'LISI!1't'7' ..... . Lois .Xuu Yiugliug 3 ' ' 4. if . ,, - xf ' . 'K . 0 ' :Qi .F f Page Seventy-two ATHLETICS I X I J f A I I xx Xxx L X j X XX is E X 2-, f If x ,ix R - X --ff 'H' :sw X 'H 4 H Ii- K X Ki if if , XX X, X XX X fox k '9 2, ,gf X xx X A x u In ' 1 'X X x V' K X f M11 XYcl1ivc1' Mrs. Gciscr Mr. Suhcy -lfhlvfiu j7fI'l'l'fUI' lffzskvllmll llmzzl Ifnfwllwzrll Clftlfll liu.s'Au'ffw1ll J. Bc1.x'kvll1a1II Jxsixluzzl lfzwllmfl Mr. Palmer Mr. T'u1'uc1l M11 Gottshzlll il.Y.Yl..YflHIf Fontluzll Jr, lligflz Frmfluzll fr. Iliglz Foollmll b'1zsvbalZ Jr. High liaskfrfbrlll Page Seventy-four Vi X . , 5 low Ono: X. I1l'Cillt'Ilfl1Zll, C. .X. Rlym-rs. P. XYcl1y. P. TlllPll11JSt7ll, R. Wvilhidc, N. Millcr. low Two: S. Pciffur, A. XYUIH, R. Ilia-seckcr, N. Omwakc. Cheerleaders Boosi' Morale Thu cllccrluzldcrs that fulluwcd thc 'liOI'llZLCh7L'S almost CYL51'yXYllCI'L' thcj: wcm to cheer them on to thcir victurics did ll very fine job and should be cfm1pli1ucmcd. Led hy Ruhcrtzl XYi1hidc zmd Czmml .Xlm Myers, co-czrptzlins. thcy lscpi hodl the speCt:1t'o1'5 :md team iu the truc spirit of the game. Though the , , . . . . N lmwllzlducs dld not 1llXY1lX'5 sccm In lmw the Clllllllllllllltlll in thc Wm cuhmm thu . Y girls kepl LxllL'Ql'illg' lu hmmsl thc nmrzdu uf cw-1'ym1c. Lge. Y Page Scvcllty-fivc Row Row Row Rc rw Page Seventy-six .J 1 1 1 One: Head Coaeh S. Suhey. li. Kzniffinait. XY. I.. Smith, XY. lilden. U. Ilutton, R. llinterinan, R. Mitehell, G. Rowe. C. Hartle. R. Hauer. .-Xss't. Coach l,. Palmer. P. Carson, IJ. Trostle. N. Kanffniaii, C. lYZ1SlllIlgtOll, C. Myers. H. Martin. J. Dunn, D. Geesaniait, -I. Davis. ,l. Stoops. .'Xss't. Coach C. Xlielliver. M. Kline, C. Ruppert, XY. Jarriet, l,. Bonehralce, .-X. Shively, R. Sanders. S. ATCCZKVHCY, D. Shade. L. Provard. VY, lYallaee. Two 1 Three : Four: lf. Roseiiherger-Rlanager. C. Xvilsnn. H. Sheffler, R. Keelder, R. Klelferreti, N. llurk- liart-Matiager, D. Stottleniyer, P. SIlUXX'l'JL'l'QCI'-H'-hl2:lll2lgL'l'. Tornadoes Have Rough Season The ljlue and Cold Tornadoes ended an unsueeessful season hy losing' all nine games on the schedule. Though our team was light i11 weight in eom- parison with our opponents. it was still a scrappy team. lleing out-elassed hut never completely out-fought, the hoys showed a type of spirit that was admirahle. The team got off to a slow start hy losing to Klartiiishurg 26-o. They had a good defense, hut the liulldogs were able to eapitalize till almost every hrealc. Un the first trip Zllltl the first Southern I'ennsylvania Confereiiee ganle, their defense hegan to fold under the hard pounding of the Tliundering llerd. Carlisle won 49-12. Tl1e stadium was then invaded hy the Gettysburg llullets, destined to heeome Conference champions, who were temporarily stymied hy the tezunwork and sparkling defensive play of the Tornadoes, however the llnllets went on to win 27-o. .Xfter the good showing the Tornadoes made against Gettysburg the teanrs hopes began to rise, but when they took the field against the llershey Trojans they were beaten 41-7. For the first time during the 1951-52 season, blood and led Meeliaiiieshurg' 6-0. but it was short lived as the llvildeats went on to win i11 the second half 35-6. Against Cliainbershurg and for the rest of the season the Tornadoes had to rely mostly on underelassinen. because of the loss of six varsity stars. The Tornadoes found it hard to get started against the CllZlllllJCl'SlJlll'gf' Trojans and consequently lost its 1Qtll in a row 32-7. Sliippenshurg also proved too much for the varsity and they howed to the Greyhounds 27-13. The loss of this gznne meant also that the varsity had lost the struggle to stay oft the hottoin of the Conference. lvayiiesboro then invaded the llanover Staditnn. h11t the Nig'l1thawlc's hardernnning' attaelc whipped the Tornadoes 38-o. For the annual Turkey-Day Came the hoys praetieed earnestly to try to stop the highly touted Hagerstown l'l.uhs. lllll' try as they would the hovs from south of the 'Mason-Dixon laid on a grueling attaelf that smothered the Tornadoes in their worst trouneing' of the season 53-6. The Senior Class of 11152 wishes next yearis, Zlllfl all of the following' yearsf sports teams that represent this sehool -HIIEST Ulf' l.L'Clifi the Tornadoes drew first lJ11r1'1'!! ll11ft1111-- l311, 111111 111' 1111 1111t11 fight 111111 1111: 11111 t11 111111. f111'111a111'c 1111 1111111 11111-1151' illlll 1:1511-sl 1IlL'11 1111 1116 511112111 was 1'c1'y 11cf1-11511 111211111 11i111 121111211110 t11 1111: Q111111 1111 1111t11 11ffc11s1' 411' Klt'liL'1lSL'. H1111 ,1l1'l1'l11'lf--111111. 21 11z11'1i. 11215 tL'21lIl, 1 1 A , ll 1l1'111'1111a1111' 112111 1l2l11K11C1' as 111-11 1 K V Cf1111'V11'.1 ll111'fl1' Af Q1l21l'1lCS 112lI'fl as a good mnmq- and l,a,M.I-. Girlz l1'11-1111.--1110111 111:11 111 1211-1111- 1'111111111g' 111111 2l1111l1j' 111 1A11ll 111 1: 1121s 11 1'1'c111t 111 1111111 11111 11-21111 211111 11111141111 f111111 1111: 11111'1111t1-ly 2111 msc! l1'111f1l1 I?111!1'1'1111111-141111115 fight- 11i111sc1i. H11 1111111-11 l111'L'0 j'CZll'S 111' t11 111m ,1x0l'l121f1I1L'S. H1' s111111'cf1 1112 511i1'it :111111g 111111 :1 g11111l 11c1'- 1'z11'si1y l'111,1111:111, 1 lfill I., .Sl1Il1ffI Bill. CUIIICI' 1'111' 1111111 1111 1111- 1111111 211111 120111. 11'z1sz1 tz11111111s. 1112111111 11 11a1'11 gz11111- 211111 lllk' lbillll. 11:15 f111z1111-at sc11i111', 1111t 11'1'111c11111111f 1111111 1111 111-11-11w1'. llis 11'z1s 1111111 f:1i111f111 211111 1111111-1111z11111'. 1121s 1'z1111z11111' 1111 1111111 Ol-lL'llSL' Zlllfl w1'1':111111 112111 111:1yi11g s111111'1-11 111s 111-11-11511. 111-11-1'111i11z1t11111 t11 11111. 1311! 151111117 11111 51111111 11111s1 111 1115 tlllll' 111 111111 111,1111g 11lN 1111st 111111 H1171 l1'1111ff1111111--A'S11z11'k. :1 1111114 l1'1171 !l11111'r -111111. 1111s 111 1113 f111111'i11g ll llll 111' 1iig'111. Pam' Sc1'c11ty-501111 1 4 P, 69 I i J W ' an C2 is ww L P lx Ca. W ! 617' 'we l if NGN P v 4'-I Ulb N fl f- ' . . I I I V 'f I .I . if Ma jj XZ!! 334' 5 ., f ,, I U 7 '?2flfl, U .4 ff 'fs f ,yfffl if QL- . f -ff' Q x fmffffl ip Q- AJ i L' y , l y L' l Row One: G. xrvklgillllklll, L. Cen-hziugli, G. Finney, F, XxY0Ud1'lIlg, R. Rook, IJ. XX'olff, E. Carson. l D. Huininer. R. Iierklite, li. lininlmugh. H. llyclinzin. Now Two: J. Shufoifl, l,. Mathias, J. H0l'Z2l.g'C1', D, Wolff,-, J. Jones, P. lQclen, IJ, Al1ll'kCl', E. NYagzl- man, B. Hovis. Ron' Three: A. Boiielnmlcc, K. Yinq'ling.1', D. Mort, .Ii Stottleniyer, R. Slioenialcer, li. Doyle, S. Potts, J. Czxrroii, IC. Young. Cyclones Come Ouf Winners The Junior High School Cyclones enflecl El successful season hy lmeutingg' Littlestown 32 to 12. l'ncle1' the coaching of Lewis Purnell :incl George Goltshall 'llh e only loss of the season cznnc :it the hznuls of Mzirtinslnirg' I2 to o. The llzinovei' Niglitlizlwlcs played the Klziroon :incl Golcl boys to ll 6 to fi stzilemzitc. The experience these boys obtzlinecl shoulcl prove very vziluzihle to th' 'llornzuloes next year. . Page Seventy-eight Scotlzinll . Hanover . Mzn'Linslnn' Scotland . Gettysburg Littlestown U' 5 XYZly1lCSlJUl'lJ llpponents .. 18 0 . 6 Cm . . . . O I2 . . 27 13 . . . . 20 O . .. 32 I2 the hoys had an iinpressive recorrl by winning four, losing one zincl tying one. Row Onc: C. Myers, Ii. Ricliarclson, L. Provard, L. Bonebrake, A. Van Sant, P. VVolff, B. Mc- Ferren. Row Two: R. Creager, D. Shade, M. Cuininins, ll. XVallaCc, A. Shively, R. Kauffman, B. Martin, C. XVilson. Little Tornadoes Find Competition Tough The Little Tornadoes found it hard to obtain an impressive record, but inade up for defeats in fighting spirit. lllr. Suhey not only took on the big job uf coaching' football but was also given the responsibility of Coaching .IY basket- ball. The boys all obtained experience that should be helpful to the varsity next year. They won only three games the entire year, winning over Shippens- burg. llershey. Martinsburg and dropping fifteen. XYaynesboro Opponent 20 York 28 Hanover 34 Hagerstown ZQ Mechanicsburg 33 Cliainbersburg 12 Gettysburg 28 l lershey 40 Sllippensburg 20 Carlisle 217 ,l'fag'erstou'n 29 l lanover 29 Nl6CllZlIllCSlJlll'g 31 Cll21lillJCl'SlJl1l'Q' 22 Gettysburg 32 I lershey 27 Sl1llJIJC11SlJl1T:Q' 27 Carlisle 43 lXlartinsburg Page Seventy-uint Page Eighty Row One: C. Hartle, B. lilden, R, Dinterman. C. VVashington. B. Z. Smith. Row Two: R. Terry, R. Sanders, R. Snowherger, L. Snyder, P. Carson, L. Greenawalt, L. Watson Tornado Cagers Lose Six Seniors The Blue and Gold Tornadoes ended their 1951-52 season with a 50 per cent standing hy winning ten and dropping the same numher. The team was a South Venn Conference contender by ending' in a tie for second place with the llanover Nighthawlcs, while in the second half they occupied the fifth position. Also during the season the Tornadoes represented our school in the District lll Class li playoffs. Tn the first game XYayneshoro defeated the Green- castle Illue Devils 54-32, hut were then eliminated hy a strong Camp Hill quintet .to-34. The XYClllV6l'lllC1l did a fine joh: they gave the crowd many thrills hy hoth winning and losing some very close hall games. Even with the loss of six seniors this year next season's team should prove one of the strongest in the South Penn Conference. uf 4 R. IDIIIICYIDZIII NY. Iildcn XY:ly11usIx01'0 I Illlll mum L- G CC11iW 9IIt C- HUYUC 46 York 71 31 I Izmuvcr 44 37 I Iz1g'c1'sloxx Il 50 37 AICCIIILIIICSIJIITQ' 3: 44 CI1IlllIIJCl'5IJl1l'g' IDI 48 IlcttysIn11'g 35 38 I IL'I'SIlCj' 30 70 SIlI1DlZCllSI5llI'Q 35 55 Carlisle 41 42 I Iz1g'c1'st0w11 40 40 I Izmuvcr 53 34 NICCIIZIIIICSIJIIFQ' 30 40 CI1z1111Imc1'sIn11'g 60 55 ily-ltysIm1'g' 48 54 I Icrslmcy 00 53 SI1i1J4:c11sIm1'g' 30 47 k':11'IisIv fu, 55 NI2LI'II1lSIDUl'Ql,' 40 XY Z. Smith R. Suowlwrgcm' R. Terry Eightyo liluiii Q .Q if! Row One: F. VVoodring, B. Hovis, E. XXT3.g3.Il13.1'l, D. XYolfc, R. Rook, L. Niedentolil, l. Young. Row Two: R. Hummer, S. Potts, J. Carron, D. Sanders, li. Doyle, O. XVolfe, Cyclones Trounce Opposition The Junior High School Cyclones under the competent coaching of Nr. George Gottshall finished their season by winning 8 and losing' 6. The Little Cyclones had zi very good season by taking ,ll out of l2 gzunes. 6 wg 0 Klwzffzf, L4.xf4 f' 'Dah 3:5 0Jl1'5TlHThl 04,g'.gNl .VUL-:I ff'-.fa-,,,f,-fi' EL-7.10 L., 5 me rwiqbvi PW EQOA Tv ifup lin' A il U i i 6QevY'uL Silky e Light tu o U Une 1 ook, C. Cfzlrclcnliour, J. Shnford, C. lflnrtlc, IJ. Fislwr, li. XVollf. F J Stoops, F. Stottleniyer, L. Carbaugh, V. Eyer, D. Mort, B. Martin, 1 U vc V91 W -: i.,1Ay - . ost. 'Kg F ' ,WIT Y AQ' . 63' E Row One: R. S11UXY15L'1'gE1', L. Greenawalt. XY. Garrett. C. Rtippert. XY. L. Smith. ll. BICFCIAYCII, CHSCSZIIHSII, D. Row Two: Mr. P11r11e11. L. Pl'IWZlI'K1, M. C11111111i11s. IQ. 1J1111L'1'l11ll.11, P. Carscni, IJ. Stottlemyer, XY, BYUXX11, 12. Z. Smith. C. NYas11i11gt1111. Purnellmen Lose Close Decisions 1 The 11111e 211111 C11111 'I1c1r11z1c111es e11de11 their 1951 baseball seztsoii with :1 461 per cent z1x'e1':1ge hy wi1111i11g' six g'z1111es 111111 41I'f11J1J1I1Q,' seven. Lv11t1CI' e11z1e11 Lewis 1711111011 the boys 1J1Zlj'Cl,1 Zl hzircl, fast, 111111 thrilling Q'll111C. as 111U.11y uf their fzms soon 111111111 out. The Pl1l'11C11111Cl1 1111tse111'ec1 their opp1111e11ts i11 101211 mf I1t1l111DL'l' of runs 11111 were 1111z1111e to XY111 the close f1eCisi1111s. Five of their seven hmsses were 11111 by more 1111111 two rims. ' The class of '52 1'ee1s sure that if the tez1111 keeps showing' il111JI'0VCl116l11, 1ll111L'I' the :1b1e t11t11ri11g' of 0111011 ii111'11C11, i11 the near future we 5111111 have ll k'i1Zl111lJ1011S111P tez1111. XY1lj'l1CS1JO1'O 4 TIJIJOIICIIIS 6 XX'z1s11i11g'tu11 '11ilXX'11S1111J 1,1 3 Ury 141111 2 4 Se11t1z111t1 7 7 Quincy 8 7 XX'z1s11i11Q't1111 T11w11shi 1 8 1 . 7 Mereersbtirg 6 .1 SCOt1z111t1 20 14 1:2L1lll011S1Jl1I'g 2 10 gjllillff' 8 2 tlreeiieztstle 5 4 St. 111111111218 1 2 f1I'CCl1C2lSI1C 4 3 Le111:1sters 7 1 K 'Q N1 U , .S ge Eighty-th we New Q Row One: N, Martz. S. Ulhnan, P. Amhrose, J- Grove.. Row Two: li. Recard, li. XXYllltll10!'C, B, Potter. li, Coffman, L. A. Yingling, IJ. Martz. Ron' Three: H. Hyatt. D. XYZKQHIHZIII, C. Klerklinger, QX. Shade, P, Kauffman, S. NYest, S. Hahn, if Quia' J. Clopper. I Zephyrs Have Successful Season The XYayneshoro Zephyrs had a very successful season, under the capable coaching of Mrs. Charlotte Gciser. They won seven, lost two and tied one. One defeat and their only tie came in games with the Hagerstown llubetts. while the other defeat came at the hands of the Faculty llreezes in their annual contest. The girls did a very good job in representing our school in inter-scholastic haskethall. Page liighty-four l , 4, A 5 utter IJ. Hartz I.. .X. Yiugliug XYhitm01'u lj'!lL'SlJUI'U l,lbIMillClllS gl Xllllllllill' .zu 37 SIHi11lSbl1l'g' ll 15 I lZlQ'L'VST4JXYll 37 38 f:l'CCllL'ZlSlll' 311 15 Hlldlilllilll 5 .219 Sll1iIl1SlJlll'Q' I7 :U I l11Q1'L'I'SI1JXX'll gh 53 f:l'CClICllS1lL' gf, 33 l:llChJHIJl11 :cr up l'A:1c11lIy 5: B. Hyatt I Nc-czml Ii. Coffmzm J. Clwppur Pfmge Iiighty-five I Hxas I XMI Row One: lf. Coffman, E. Rccarcl, Il. Hovis. M. liI4Q'Ulll3!'UQlC, M. Kauffman, P. ,IXIIOINIISOIL ,. 2 . liams. li. XYhitmorc, U. llyatt. L. Moore, ll. Latney. Ron' Two: Nl. Carson, D. Rock. S. Pryor, DI. Mcrklingcr. ,I. Cloppcr. R. Bcarcl, I. Johnston, F. I llSl an M. XYingcrt. S. Burkhart. 0. Haugli, .'X. Shincllcclcckcr. B. Iiuhn. D. XYclty. Row Three: A. Shadc, N. McClure, S. Fix, Il, Hailey. I. Grove, S. Ullman, L.'1'racc, S. lflory, G P111 ,I. Vlvkljlillllllll. B. Davis, S. Hahn. I.. Barlcdoll. Row Four: R. Bicseckcr. D. Smiley, S XYQSL J. Munson. G. Harlmaugh. C. Dcvor, I. Johnston, M So tx ul 0 Iacrgcr, A. VVoll'f, S, Rolicrts. Girls Have Varied Intramural Program Come on team, let's go! .XS one walks into thc gymnasium after lunch thc shouts of enthusiastic teammates meet the car. The girls can bc found play- ing basketball, softball, ning-pong, baclminton, bowling, volleyball anal shuffle- board. Each year all girls intercstccl in C0lll1JClG'EiVC sports have an opportunity to participate in a yeararounfl program of intramurals. Nearly one--hunclreml girls join annually in this wo1'tl1u'l1ilc prograni spoilsomcl hy thc Girls' Athletic Council and directed by Mrs. Gciscr. fffix W ' . agx Page Eighty-six FEATURES -xawugqiuqi X S , 1 B Y YV + , , 1 xf. 1 1 Y MY- i,gW -, M Qgb ! , f2'4fi Z ffl N X , Qi' A W 7 fy X ,f 11 ey f 1 l ff 'irff ii 9,1AfM,jd N X I , .',f ',fn ' 5 X yy 4,2311 IVAN X 'W fl 0 '7 n Y ' X ' Z g'f , 117' yAi4'Eg V f '4-Jwgff!-J' ff f Z-'I 33 ,, , ,Fug xl, I. ,f I f T 'I lf'! W?,f':4MJ4fgf'l ff yy iv ug- Q 'Wi' !'Iv . '.fI'fTf',J I f! 7 SQ i rua ,r ,sgf 'LfEWww f '- 1 fa Q X ' -f FAl,'5'v:f!'e'iIIf!! 'ff 'X Q K 4.hlI:'3llf:'1AEllm! TM f : : f:13f 3 f L- , 1 -- I M Q 4.- X Q -- V ,,,, V A I I V fl K 1 JJ I h I I l xYilCl'C CZLII you divide this word? vafzfwiz .Xiiollicr history test 3 s I 2 , i I i'il1Ul1'C chemists? Page Eighty-eight i x i OUI'i 11111111 work .ef ' l ' , x in D my ,A 1 'fam fm-s,.f5 ' Is this right. NIV. Fox? S21 yn' Q vu IliIl11ll'l'UXX, 14m1m'1'uxx'. :md m111o1'rcm' M- fv- 'lmlw K lt's nw IUIIQCI' Gn'vvlc In tlwm Pzxgmg lfigl ltffllilly Get that tap n we'vq Pagc Niuciy Comc, CIZIIICC, :xml sing .XI'Ol11Iil the cml Cheer. chucr for wld XY2lf'1lQS1JCJ1'LJ High had fun Make mine music Docs this go on the fold? Safety first Future chefs? Page Ninety-one Page Ninety-two ?? Who Done IT?? The other night there was a terrible crime committed. ,X IIARER was killed: someone hit him in the .XD4XM'S apple with a ROCR. No one seems to know exactly how it happened, but the GARDNER did see him walking through the GROVE with the MILLER. Suddenly, he heard a terrible ROVVE and saw a man who was all dressed in BROXYN and wearing a HEARD, running away. The GARDNER couldn't be sure exactly who he was, but he said he was a dead RINGER for the POTTER who lived close by. All the commotion attracted a large crowd and MOORE and MOORE people joined the search party. 'Finally by the circling of a IIAUGII, the lliXliER'S body was located by his FOSTER-mother deep in the X'x'ES'l' section of the GROVE. Every clue, no matter how small it seemed. was TRQXCEIJ down by the Sheriff. He could find nothing' definite and a famous crime investigator was even consulted, but to no avail. The POTTER, naturally, was suspected by almost everyone, but nothing could be proved against him. The crime remains unsolved. flow good a detective are yon? Do you know W'ho Done It???? 'Z Our family Tree Did This 'ro me ,lean not VVhoopman 'lean not XVl1CCZC1112l11 lint ,lean Coffman Odessa not Eagle Odessa not Ruzzard Ilut Odessa Haugh Ronnie not Hamburger Ronnie not Cheeseburger llut Ronnie Snowberger Mary not McCloudy Mary not Mclfuddy llut Mary McCleary Dottie not Secretary Dottie not Housewife llut Dottie Gardner Norman not Farmer Norman not llairyman llut Norman Miller Louise not Few Louise not Less l'Sut Louise Moore llarbara not Weaver llarbara not Painter llut llarbara Potter liarbie not Squirrel liarbie not Rabbit lint llarbie Kuhn David not Garden David not Forest lilut David Grove Paul not 'Liver Raul not Kidney lint l'aul Heart .lim not Miss hlim not Close llut -lim Ringer Clifton not Automatic Clifton not l'ush-button llut Clifton Manuel Ilill not Copy liill not Draw lint llill Trace Gwen not Butcher Gwen not Candlestick-niakei Hut Gwen llaker Roberta not Moustache Roberta not Sideburns llut Roberta Heard 1 0 3 4. S 6 7 8 U IO ll I2 'S I4 '5 16 I7 18 T 2 3 4 5 6 7 8. 9 lO Il I2 'S W-L I5 16 l7 18 What Will Happen When?? David Grove gets a snapper haircut. .Xll tl1e Senior members of band a11d orchestra graduate. Norman Miller gets a NIE on his report card. The class of ,52 vacates. There is no 0116 to F1111 l'erry's pie business. The upperclassmen lock their lockers. 'tMarty prefers NVest Point. Doris Haugh plays hookey Zlgalll. Lois Ann lill0VK'S what day of the week it is. .lohn gets El top for his car. llarbara Latney makes the 7:20 bus. L'nderclassmen forget their knitting at basketball There is an all boy commercial class. Mitch loses l1is neighbor. Chewing gum isn't allowed in Choral Club. Kliss Alexander and Nr. Shively stop worrying ab NYaynesboro begins school at 8:45. Monday isn't spoiled by homeroom progra1ns. games. Ullt the lVahia11. Can You Imagine ? ? Fay Dalsiger driving ,lohn Leaman's Ford. Greenie without Mimi. George XYest staying awake in class. Fred Cornauer beating the bell. Mr. Rankin wearing overalls. Melba Smith playing the piccolo. llill Elden without glasses. Delores Rock using all l1er fingers 011 the typewriter. XVilbur Brown being 011 good terms with Miss Ni Ralph Dinterman not Cllgllglllg in sports, Joann Haas minus that laugh. Dick llanns driving safely and sanely. llill L. Smiths memory working. llarold Rowe being serious. lirnestine Recard as a man-hater. llarbara Kuhn 6 feet tall. Darrell llutton with curls. Kenneth Sheffler on time for math class. kesell. Page Ninety-three 5522? agc Ni11c1y-fuur l X girl in cvcry port, no doubt. Hamlnl Rmvc. Z ls it guucl? lluttic Hartz. Xxvitlfll llw luirclic. Vlkiilll Coffman. -l. 3lUilL'l'll cu11x'c11ium'Cs. Delores Rudi. 5. XYl1y su sail? Louise Moors. O. CUIUL' lm, slow poke. Ba1'lua1':1 l,z1tm'y. 7. Lzlclius' man. Charlie Hzmrtlc. S. 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Stal' QZIZUV. 'lim XlCl'il'l'l CIl. 47. l'31mlcxx'm'1i1. Xlelldzt Smith. ADVERTISEMENTS f7 ff f' 4 Xfff -film X -,-'AB-1-....... fi f f ga I , 'X f ff Z' f,fr -V H N f 6 1 Y E 1 'fggug 11,17 5 .5 - i1F'Ef'359Z51 ? ' 3 - 7 ?.5?1'l11g?35iff1i1'lT1i ,, , ' '-, f lt! I if ' aka' 1 4- J' , - -2 4' - 4 V . ww, . .pu -.Q j- fl ,if--ffwa ' .X 5 'i gg'--+- X Q- K 1, v: - T.: 3 1 41,5 FE f- , -as E :- :-r .- ,4 , iz-' '37 -f l 1 eq ug K ' -Q 1 Q as Q Y - -5 ff l l 1 au C:-3 K- 54 ii ,tx ii Y S: cg 135 Maw Z. fi ' W, K ini lit' Q ,j V4- K 'Li ' ' N' Jil FUEL' Nimix 11111 Complimenls of Floyd E. Eyler Smner Machine CO I Allanfic Service 4 I A . General Con+rac+ Repair Work C aylon ve Waynesboro, Penna Phone l406 350 Park S+. Phone 9967 COMPLIMENTS 1 OF COMPLIMENTS WAY INI ES I3 Q RG I QF I NEWS WALTER Y. GROVE AGENCY COMPLIMENTS OF MGUIQS GIFT AND CARD SI-IOP 7 Easl Main S+ree+ - Phone 625 Royal Typewrilers - All Makes Porfable Typewrrlers Founlain Pens and Pencils I O 111 cl I L. G. TREIBLE BeH'er Gracle School Supplies Sheaffer - Parker - Eversharp Pens and Pencils Loose Leaf Covers ancl Refills Gif+s for All Occasions STATIONERY GIFTS 30 Wes+ Main S+. Waynesboro, Pa. lVIILLER'S Furnalure Slore FURNITURE FLOOR COVERINGS STOVES 84 RADIOS 69 W. Main S+. Waynesboro, Pa. I-IOOVERS SELF SERVICE STORE Qualify Groceries CounI'ry Produce Meals PouH'ry Phone I349 Cor. 6+h 8: Chesfnul' Sis. BUWI. ww. comrpvnp I f FIIID Congra+uIa+ions Io fhe Class of '52 ZOOK'S RECREATION CENTER Complimenls of Waynesboro Floral Co. 8II Sou+h Pofomac S+ree'r Telephone 287 SMITTY'S Barber Shop S. Pofomac S+. W. L. Smilh KIRSONS lFannie GoIdberg'sI The Only Sfore of Hs Kind in Waynesboro FACTORY SAMPLES Coafs - Sui+s - Dresses Besi' Wishes 'I'o Class of I952 Ruth Fox's Beauty Shop Page One Huuflrwl I7 Pos'r Qualify Jewelers l Headquarlers for I Diamonds - Walches - Silverware 54 Wesr Main S+. WE SERVE THE BEST IN TOWN FAMOUS LUNQH , 83 WEST MAIN STREET T Waynesboro, Penna. W. B. Thompson gl Son FUEL -. FEED - GRAIN Waynesboro, Penna. Phone 20 COMPLIMENTS I OF GLASS TAXI I Equipped Two Way Phones Phone 2l y Cenler Square Waynesboro T I O II1 ll I I JOHN P. EMBLY Real Es+a+e Waynesboro, Penna. Complimenls of K. A. STONE Holpoinl Capeharl' Television I8 Easl' Main Slreel' Telephone IO43-J Congra+ula+ions Io Class of l952 J. Edw. Cordell, Jr. Wayne Building Phone Il30 Waynesboro, Penna. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE EVERYTHING FOR THE AUTOMOBILE 8 Easl Main S+ree+ Waynesboro, Penna. Home Owned By S. V. Casale Phone IZ69 Pryor's Tire Service Recapping and Vulcanizing Washing Machines and Refrigera+ors Elecirical Appliances Car Washing, Lubricafion 81 Polishing CORNER THIRD 81 POTOMAC STS. 85 Wes'I' Main SI'ree+ RAYMOND I-IALE COAL AND WOOD Waynesboro, Penna. Phone 763-M Cerrilied Baking Ce. Qualify-baked Produc'I's WAYNESBORO'S OWN BAKERY Wayne Finance Ce. 2I Nor+h Polomac S+ree+ Waynesboro, Penna. Phone IZOO D. I.. Miller Si Ce. A Reliable Drug SI'ore Since I856 DRUGS and PHARMACEUTICALS Prescripiions Carefully Filled Gobelin and Reymer Chocolales Phone 505 Waynesboro, Pa IIFLOWERSH by I-Ierrnan W. Eichhelz FLOWERPHONE 203-J GARDENHOUR MFG. COMPANY Waynesboro, Penna. Manufacfurer of USAR DH EIecI'ric ProducI's I':igv Om' Ili: I I Ili Tlie Caslon Press Nicodernus Relrigerarion Cgmmercial p,i,,+r,,., l Commercial Refrigeremon i W. O. Spangler William O. Spangler, Jf. Sales and Service COMPLIMENTS OF PI'1one I I I5 N WAYNESBORO Waynesboro PM Arno wars inc 1 3OI WesI' Main S'IreeI' X Phone I055 or I056 l Bob Miller's Record Sliop GreeI'ing Cards n ' a Lending Library Fislier s Music: Slioo Radios and Records PI10n09 '3PI 5 42 E. Main S+. Candles Waynesboro, Penna 42 E. Main SI. Waynesboro, Pa. Phone 40-M I 1 U L Iliiiirlrcd Four E. Marshall Rock, Jr. 68 E. Main S+. Waynesboro, Penna. Phone I623 C. I-Ierberr Ervin Por+abIe Luggage Typewrifers Every Type for OF All Makes Any Sori' of Trip Office Furnishings Founfain Pens 5 Wesf Main S'rree+ - Cenfer Square COMPLIMENTS OF The Poe Funeral I-Iome CompIimenI's of VELVET ICE CREAM CO. Be Thriffy and Serve An Ice Cream Thal' Is Smoorh As Hs Name. When You Think of Ice Cream - Think of VELVET. I48 Cleveland Ave. Telephone 395 COMPLIMENTS of +he W. T. GRANT CO. Complimenfs of J. P. KISECKER I IJ II I I1 Anfietarn Earrn Dairy Golden Guernsey ProcIuc+s Cer+ai+ied :fi-j:267 AccrecIi+esI qil6999I CompIimen+s of Trail Inn Mofel Bes+ Wishes +o +he Class 0+ '52 Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Brown Owners CompIimen+s 0+ GARDEN SRGT RESTAURANT GIBB.LE'S Wall Paper - Linoleum - Re-UphoIs+ering 2I5 Wes+ Main S+. Phone I394 CompIimen+s 0+ Joseph I-I. Baird Op+ician Cen+er Square Waynesboro, Pa. CompIimen+s o+ Gusto-Q-Cream Shop Our Mg-HQ 3 WaInu+ S+ree+ Cleanliness - Cour+eous Service Finesih Foods Frozen Cus+ard and I5 N. Po+omac S+. Sandwiches Nex+ +o Y. M. C. A. CompIimen+s o+ S+ou++er - Nash Mo+ors Sale ancl Service Wes+ Main S+. I L U Ilumlrvcl Six CompIimen+s 0+ BLUE RIDGE FRUIT EXCHANGE, INC. A CompIe+e Line of Orchard ancl AgricuI+ure Supplies Waynesboro, Pa. Phone I06O Wise JeweIry Ce. IT COSTS NO MORE FOR CREDlT Wa+cI1es, Diamonds and Jewelry 74 WEST MAIN ST. WELTY CLEANERS Waynesboro, Penna GREETINGS TO THE CLASS OF '52 Rl V Q56 Q 255510 Q Mfg II '45 ' Y Y U v 'Q . S 94 1' H'l.uIWNN JOE STICKELL POST NO. I5 AMERICAN LEGION CompIimen'I's of GIic:Ic SIiee Store Waynesboro, Penna. Shoes FiH'ed By X-ray Craig Insurance Agency GENERAL INSURANCE 3 Wes+ Main S+. Waynesboro, Pa. Phone 336 BETTER HAVE IT AND NOT NEED IT THAN NEED IT AND NOT HAVE IT CongraI'uIaI'ions 'ro I'I1e Class of '52 from TI-IE VAL SMITH STORE A NAME SYNONYMOUS WITH QUALITY AND STYLE SINCE I895 Kauiirnan PIumbing 8 Hearing General EIec'rric Oil and Gas Furnaces 50 W. FIHI1 S+. Phone 59 COMPLIMENTS OF George I-Iec:I4man's Marker zso w. Main s+roo+ Mea+s, Groceries and Produce Phono 365 Waynesboro, Penna I':ig1- Um' Ilm I I S MONUMENTS Our monumenls are highly regarded everywhere. A cleserving consequence of our years of conlinuous leadership in quali+y, procludrion, and close a++en+ion 'ro all cle+ails. The Waynesboro Granite 8 Marble Works ZI3 Wesl' Main Slreel' Ira K. Miller CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '52 J. Edw. Florence 84 Sons lBUILDERS OF QUALITY HOMEST GENERAL CONTRACTORS 55 lVlalr1 Sl. Phone 28-R 1 U1 llu la-rl lfiglrl COMMERCIAL SAVINGS TRUST FIRST IXIATIQIXIAL BANK 84 TRUST CGMPAINIY Member of Federal Deposi+ Insurance Corp. Federal Reserve Bank CNdsmobHe !,, HITS THE HEADLINES AGAIN ? H H -wi+I1 a new, new IIRGC 88 Hohday for I952 combines smar+ sfyling wirh fine performance and in+erior Iuxury. Powered by Ihe improved I6O H. P. ROCKET engine, +he Holiday also feafures fhe new Quadri-Je+ carbure+or. SEE IT TO- DAY! , 7,,,,,,, J. S. SINICDWBERGER gl SCDINIS 603 W. Main S+., Waynesboro, Pa. ZI9 E. Washingion S+., Hagersfown, Md. I 1 c U1 Hund I Num , Those darling clolhes al Worlhs look l expensive lAh yes! bul aclually, we have a wonderful ESTABLISHED I857 way wilh pricesl WG RTI-l S The Good Lumber I9 W. Main S+. Waynesboro, Pa. 'iii i l CZOFULDEBDY Complimenls of lHOME OF BUILDING NEEDSl W. B. GAY Jeweler Quincy, Pa. Waynesboro, Pa. 37 Easl' Main Sl. l Waynesboro, Penna. Complimenls of Complimenls of NE B U The Waynesboro Bowling Center Fun - Fellowship - Bowling l Olllll SALCDN Hazel Keclcler Phone l95 l Mc:Crory's Stores Inc. Compliments of ECCDNCMY Cut Rate Stores 222 W. Main Sf. Second and Potomac Sts. NVaynesboro Penna. Shopping Center BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT Compliments of W. A. Thompson Sr Son Oil Company Representing Socony-Vacuum Oil Co., lnc. Waynesboro, Penna. Compliments of W The Waynesboro Athletics Booster Club ACME MARKET Waynesboro's Largest and Most Complete Food Store COMPLIMENTS OF rsoof Crmrxrrras 2 Mulberry S+. Phone 92 I O llutl lllu ll Complimen+s of A. R. Warner 84 Sen p i l General Con+rac+ors Waynesboro, Penna GEART-lART'S PHARMACY Your REXALL Sfore PRESCRIPTIONS Carefully Compounded HIGH QUALITY DRUG LINES Visi+ Our Modern Soda Founfain i l l Blue Ridge Summif Phone 28-J T K For Laundry Service 1 and l Dry Cleaning, Call The Waynesboro Laundry Phone 63 I agp Um: l'll1llfll'CCl 'llxxclvc The Anthony Wayne l-lerel For Service, Hospifaliry, and Good Food Telephone 490 Congrafulafions The Big Dipper On lhe Sunshine Trail Frozen Cusfard Bar-B-Ques Hamburgers French Fries Mary Jane 81 Dick Boyer, Prop. Graduafes of l952-Congrafulafionsl Affer four years of work, you The gradu- ales of 'l'he class of l952, find yourselves upon The lhresholcl of a new life. Up fo now +he world has been 'frying +o impress you. From +his poin+ on i+ is up fo you fo impress fhe world. CHARLES S. GARDNER, JR. lnsurance HIRAM l-IQTEI. Where You Are A Personal Gues1 ' H. Sven Johannson, Prop. Telephone Blue Ridge Summil' I2 Blue Ridge Summif, Pa. Congra+ulafions To +l1e Class of l952 from SHERMAN? 2I Wes+ Main S+. Waynesboro Electric Company Corner of Main and Pofomac S+ree+s Wesl'inghouse Appliances' Philco Television Full Line of Pi++sburgl1 Pain+s Eledric Wiring -- Service Work Phone 44l Waynesboro, Pa. Zane A. Miller Edgar A. Hykes FIRST NATICNAL BANK OE BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT, PA. YOUR BANKING BUSINESS ALWAYS TREATED AS Srmcrrv coNFiDENriAL Member of +l1e Federal Deposil Insurance Corpora+ion l-lUI.I.'S DAIRY Pasfeurized Dairy Producls and Golden Guernsey Mill: Minnicli'S Plwarmacy Tl'1e Prescriplion S+ore Druggisfs 52 W. Main Sf. Waynesboro, Pa. l'H2m- Oni' llmifli l ll I 1 ERD CO., INC. ENGINEERING, RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT LABORATORY Manufadurers of ERDCO Aluminum S+orm Windows and Screens 225-233 Ringgold S+ree'I Waynesldoro, Pa CONGRATULATIONS I952 SENIORS 111- Hum N. R. HARBAUGH Leading Jeweler 26 We-5+ Main Slreel' Waynesboro, Penna Phone IOI I-J Headquarlers for Fine Wa+cl1es HAMILTON will' 'Wh . EI II'IlII1I III mc, i g A I 5 P om, im 1-Vw f fi In-II Iwmi'tL L I BECK AND BENEDICT HARDWARE ATHLETIC AND SPORTING GOODS 86 Wesi' Main S+ree+ Waynesboro, Pa. GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '52 FERIXI and EDIXIA'S Beauw Sa-1Iom CI Wesi' Main SI. Phono I047 I O L Complimenfs of J. J. Newberry Co. Phone 472 Waynesboro, Penna. MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT NEWBERRY'S Complimenls of Bohn's The Leader Radio and Television Sales and Service Wolff Block Phone 3 I 8 Permanen+s Machine - Waveless - Cold Wave Ruth Baker Beeury Shoppe 53 Wesl' Main Slreel' Phone 553 More and More The Trend ls 'lo Penney's J. C. Penney Co., Inc. Waynesboro, Penna. l lrniclrcrl 51 xtccn CON- J erzAr- . y THE Mews U ' 155 5: .g -rq ,riff E535 J f f Q NOT Q 2l E. aMin Sf. l T Complimenfs J of Nevins Cul Rare 32 W. Main S+. Waynesboro, Pa. Complimenfs of SLJLANKES J J Meal' Marlcei' 35 Easf Main S+. Phone 8OI I COMPLIMENTS of l-loCl4ensmiTh's Modern J Home Electric: Shop Wayne Bldg. Phone 594-J P. E. EYLER 8 SCN Plumbing and Healing Rexiol Oil Burners 306 Nor+l1 Franklin Slreel' Phone 5l I-R SCI-IAEFFERS Pl1one 653 306 Wesi' Main S+. Waynesboro, Pa Foun+ain Service Confeclions Favors Tobacco - Newspapers - Magazines Congra+ula+ions +0 'flue Class of '52 fvlarslimarfs lllexall' Complimenfs o BREZLERS Metal Shop ZI8 Cleveland Avenue Waynesboro, Penna. Complimenfs of WILLIAMS Drug Store i ' I l.evicl4 gl Freeman 5 WAYNESBORO'S MODERN Mobile Service S'ra'rion PHARMACY 29 W. Main S+. Phone I575 3l0-3l4 Sou+l1 Polomac S+. Phone II26-R l 1 L Om Ilillllflltd Scwclltcui Iitlonest JaI4e's Used Car Exchange 7 WaInu'I' S+. VAN SANT'S AA Meats Fancy Groceries THE ONLY STORE WITH REFRIGERATED PRODUCE II9 East Main St. Waynesboro, Pa. Congratulations Class of I952 Clark P. Lohman East End Mobile Service Compliments of Geesman's Inn and Tavern Blue Ridge Summit Phone II2-R Compliments of VARSITY Restaurant and Tourist Court Route Ib, 3 Miles East of Waynesboro, Penna. On Sunshine Trail Compliments BIair's Drug Store Whiimans Chocolates Wayne Building Waynesboro, Pa. K. G. Potter Agency Insurance and Travel Founded I909 39 E. Main S'I'. Waynesboro. Pa. I Page One Hunclrccl ,liiglitcclt p oa so so Compliments of Raymond J. Smith 6th 8: Church Sts. Phone l5I7 TRAII. SERVICE GARAGE Amoco eAs General Tires 8: BaHeries Complere Au+omo+ive Service Rf. I6 R. D. 4 Waynesbo o Complimenfs of Red's SI1oe Repair 8 N. Pofomac S+ree'r Waynesboro, Penna. Qualify Marerials Used David F. Byers, Propriefor CompIimen+s of D. E. I-ICDIXICDDEL EIec+ricaI SaIes and Services 42 W. Second S+. Phone I348 Waynesboro, Penna. SToUFrER'S I Tracfor - Mower Lawn Mowers - Garden Trac+ors Chain Saws SaIes and Service 45 E. Second S+. Phone 87 Waynesboro, Pa. 1 Srenographers, secrefaries and account anI's are needed in every Iype of business. WAIYNESBORO BUSINESS CQLLEGE Waynesboro, Penna. ARTI-IUR'S DAIRY Qualiry Dairy Producrs For 48 Years Complimenfs of The Waynesboro SI1oe Co. ' I 1 ,fknnl GFT T0 KNOW U5 IT PAYS f f Headquarfers For Young Men's Dress and Sporr CIo+I1es I':1g:' Uuc IIIIINIVQC l-less Planing Mill Company Manufacturers of Millwork ot Every Description Waynesboro, Penna. North Franklin St. Phone 356 congraiuiaiaons and Best wishes Bohn's Sunoco Station I27 W. Main St. Phone 9969 Compliments ot 18 I.. Novelty Co. Jack and Lewis Kramer Phone 852 E. F. MOUER Groceries ancl Meats l35 N. Potomac St. Phone 790 Self Service With Delivery l O lli li ll Ill Compliments ot Y. M. C. A. Fun Education Fellowship Recreation Promoted in a Clean Wholesome Atmosphere COMPLIMENTS OF ZUCKERMAN Compliments ot WAYNESBCDRCD OWLS CLUB Inc. 1073 Waynesboro, Penna. TO THE CLASS OF I952 WE EXTEND OUR SINCERE BEST WISHES FOR YOUR FUTURE SUCCESS ST IRD ST., WAYNESBORO, PENNSYLVANIA I Vt,,QvAN MACHINE coMPANy Kg EA TH WHEN YOU THINK OF YOUR FUTURE - THINK OF VULCAN Phone l375 Phone I375 ITS PONTIAC FOR '52 BRAKE PONTIAC SALES 8 SERVICE Harold W. Brake, Owner NEW 81 USED CARS I4I-I5I Soufh Po+omac Sfreef Waynesboro, Pa America's Mosf Ou+s'I'ancIIng Car Sold and Serviced by Waynesboro's Oufsfanding Dealership DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR YOU CAN'T BEAT A PONTIAC P2Igl'fjll1'III 1 I I x Lx I-I I L ZI9 Philadelphia Ave. YOU CAN HELP TO KEEP OUR AMERICAN FIGHTING CREEPING SOCIALISM - GOVERNMENT IN A DA'S BEAUTY SHOP Waynesboro, Pa. BUSINESS-MANAGED TAX-PAYING ELECTRIC POVJER COMPANIES ARE SUPPLYING ELECTRICITY TO KEEP AMERICA STRONG! 0 WAY OF LIFE BY HHS H X x NY BUSINESS IS SOCIALISMI M III III.. xy of 1 e 1.. . ff 4JIk!'IR I SOUTH PENN POWER COMPANY OIL Hu dlcd hu I Lua HQBBY CENTER EMS Wnb , ,ff 7 I EPUFITINE EUUD5 EVERYTHING IN SPORTS EQUIPMENT E. MAIN ST, WAYNESBORO, PA, PHONE 1054 C Men's Cliarles F. Srover gl Son Office I I3 Sou+l'1 Polomac Slreel Besl Wishes For A Successful Fulure Individual Tailoring BIS!-ICDPS TAILQR SI-IGP Waynesboro, Penna. I lurimlrcrl In ulitv-tolli' Plumbing and Healing Coal, Oil and Gas Au'Ioma+ic Healing Uni+s Aullmorized Iron Fireman Dealers Phone 8l2-J Browne AUTO Sales Qualily Used Cars and Trucks 250 Soulh Polomac SI. Waynesboro, Penna. Ladies' Leiter Brorliers Inc. Waynesboro, Penna. Apparel for Women and Children Millinery Piece Goods - Bullerick Paflerns Luggage Fine Furs -- Cerlified Sforage MENTZER 84 REED 220-226 North Church Street Waynesboro, Penna. Citizens National Telephone 330 Bank 8 Trust Company Established I90I MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. FEDERAL RESERVE BANK Best Wishes to the Class of '52 Globe Pattern Works Waynesboro, Penna. l 1 i i l l ' Compliments of Your Friendly Ford Dealer Wfczcazq Ford Cars Ford Trucks We Roopsr Au Makes of com a. Trucks Body work - Towing l l-laase Motors Phone I3I2 of 13:3 Waynesboro, Po. l l':ugm' Om- lllliulm-il l I l CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS Z1- .ff f TS K 5 Q N of fx ' N14-elf: Labor is prior +o and inclependem' of, capilal. Capifal is only Ihe fruil of labor, and could never have exislecl if labor had nol' firsl' exislecl. Labor is 'rhe superior of capilal, and deserves much I'he higher consiclerafion. Capilal has iI's righls, which are as worlhy of proleclion IQIX jx' cf-7 bw- I as any olher righI's. Nor is if denied +ha+ Ihere is, and 1 La- Ik 'lf- H, X probably always will be, a relalion befween labor and kgvlyj capilal, producing mulual beneIi+s. Zg fx' -Abraham Lincoln ...f X United Automobile Workers Local 53 U.A.W.-C.I.CD. SPRING BRCDCDK DAIRY Pasleurizecl I-Iomogenized Raw L. lvl. Barlup f 1 - Q Illmrlrccl Ixwiity-six COMPLIMENTS OF WAYNESBORO AERIE 5HfI758 ERATERNAL GRDER OE EAGLES THE FIGHTING FRATERNITY WITH A MILLION AND A HALF MEMBERS Wesf Main Sireei Ex'I'cI. AI An+ie+am PEIEEER SHELL SERVICE SI1eII Gasoline - Tires - Ba++eries - Accessories 302 Eas+ Main Sfreef Waynesboro, Penna Phone 454-R I IJIL Ilu I I I t CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '52 FUNICS DRUG STORE C + Sq Waynesb P W. L. HARBAUGH HARDWARE as SPORTING 60095 ulCM640h 5 WMM .fezving for Tina enetation: Quali+y Furnifure and Floor Covering Dealer Member OF The Grand Rapids Furnifure Makers Guild Easl Main Sirccf Waynesboro, Pcnna. I. E A M A N I S SEED STQRE Comple're Line of Ferlilizers Field Garden Tools Spray Maferial Garden Poullry Feeds Sprayers Flower Poulfry Equipmenl' Dusfers Lawn Poul+ry Remedies Seeds 20? W. Main S+. Phone 674 Vzigv Our' llm l l l t Courtesy ot EAC! ES CI UB, Inc: 16-22 East Main Street VVaynesboro, Penne. 'XTHE FRIENDLY CLUB To THE CLASS CDF 1952 HEARTIEST CQINIGRATULATICDNS and BEST WISHES from Landis Machine Company UTOQI CQ. extends hearty and sincere best wishes To The Class of 1952 Landis Tool Company Waynesboro-Pennsylvania Waynesboro Lodge No. 731 Benevolenf and Protective Qrder of Elks Page One Hundred Th y I Complimenfs of +ha Waynesboro Fire Departments Mechanics Hose Company Na. I Organized I879 Always rhafa Hook s. Ladder Company Organized :seo We S+rive fo Save We Congrai'ula're fhe Gradua+ing Class of l952 Succeed ls in Hue Ladder of Success lorrr111,r 5-FRI CKE- Power Fa m bg and dwmf' I Macfl be y fel 4, .Y.1'!Fg pf 'N' EL r FRICK SAWMILLS Builf in four sizes, Timken and HyaH roller bear- ings, adjusfable carriage Irucks wifhoul' end- play, se+ works accurale +o fb , and cuf-sfeel adiusfable rack bars, among many ofher feaiures. See Cafalog 75. Diesel and gasoline power unils available. , H g' 1 .J X4 f f -I J, , Ill 1 .X vw 1 -'i BEAR CAT FEED MILLS Are ligh+ running, having self-aligning ball- bearingsp +he swinging hammers are cu++ers and hammers combined. Suifable for hand- ling all kinds of grain and roughage. Buill' in 6 sizes. WAYN ES BOR0. RIK I-nl Q' ii I A .I , T i '- vb f M-M TRACTORS Are designed for power. dura- bilify, maneuverabilify and low opera+ing cosf. Models 'For ligh+ or heavy dufy work, Io suif your parficular needs. gif- W nf' I I fi II Ill If I 'wdffiii 5 1: T Fl'- X llllllkl l .7 il! ll kfll: J I , I ,, ,WI I X I XXXNNXXX ' I I . 1 i 3 I M-M POWER UNITS Equipped wH'h heavy-du+y slow- speed moiors having 4, 6 or I2 cylin- ders. Fines? obfainable 'For all power requiremen+s. Fuels used: gasoline, disfilled na+ural gas and bufane. The same excellenf engines used on M-M fracfors. PA. Vzigr' Om' 1lIllIllI'l'1l 'lilmt tx So You Wanl To Go To Work And Earn A Living Everyone has fo work for a living. Will you have a business of your own or would you prefer fo work for an esfablished company? ln eifher case you will be inferesfed in fhe Waynesboro manufacfuring planfs and fhe people fhey employ. Waynesboro's manufacfuring planfs are modern and well-financed. They are owned in mosf parf by Waynesboro people. They are ably managed by local men who care abouf fhe welfare and safefy of fhose who work in fhem. The men in man- agemenf posifions are always accessible fo employees. Wages in Waynesboro are good: fhey don'f claim fo beaf big Cify rafes buf are above fhe average for fhe nafion and employmenf here is much more regular fhan in mosf places. If you live in fhis area a job in Waynesboro offers several advanfages. Many of fhe people who know you and are inferesfed in your fufure already work in fhe planfs here. Your work will be where your home, your parenfs and friends are. Compare Waynesboro wifh any ofher indusfrial cenfer. You will find if more healfhy and prosperous wifh higher moral sfandards and wifh a far beffer balance befween indus- fry and agriculfure. lfs ll,OO0 cifizens supporf 6 schools and more fhan 20 churches. ln addifion fo numerous ofher jobs Waynesboro manufacfurers have apprenfice ships or fraining courses in fhe following craffs and lines of work: Paffern Maker Core Maker Sheef Mefal Worker Plafe Fabricafor Moulder Carpenfer Machinisf Painfer Blacksmifh Welder Dyer Shoe Maker Kniffer Cuffer Cuffer Seffer Folder Lasfer Presser Finisher lnspecfor Boxer WAYNESBORO MANUFACTURERS' ASSOCIATION One Humlrvcl 'liliirty-six x J' S99 S 29 2-litwr Towing 84 Road Service Waymesborok Automotive Dept. Store Qlhilzibuiolw, ,Salam - lea JDLQA, 49 agatiafzflm, - jnfuuhz, Ph O41 Waynesboro, P l042 UNION EMBLEM CCDMPANY 4I 7 West Main Street Palmyra, Pa. Manufacturers of Class Pennants, Caps and Felt Novelties, Commencement Invitations We 'Furnished the Standard Class Ring to Class of I952 also previous classes. If you wish a Ring or Pin in later years write for current prices Presented by P. H. Nissley l O Hll'llt 5,1 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES An impor+anf mile-sfone in your life has ius+ been passed. Wi+h gradua+ion you enler upon your new responsibilifies. May ambH'ion give you fhe urge fo succeed in every wor+hy efforf, and may palience and for+i+ude cheer and pro'rec+ you as you carve ouf fhaf which +o you means mosf. Russell Bennett Studios Buffler, Pa. Phofographer for fhe Class of I952 Page Um' H1 lnrll Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class or 1952 The Record l-lerald Publishers - Printers Waynesboro, Pennsylvania C C If was our pleasure to have worked wifh +he S+ ff and Advisers of the l952 Wahian in doing Priniing of this Annual. l Ms wif' .. sffk
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