West Shore High School - School Memories Yearbook (Harrisburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1958 volume:

Q ,. .15 ,-.,..-.-.- -F 7 - 'E-,4 Y, n n i I I I ,W MOTTO: We Enter to Learn We Leave to Serve FLOWER: American Beauty Rose COLORS: Blue and Silver THE 1958 TRCJAN In recogniiion of a devoted Teacher, wise counselor, and good friend, The senior class of West Shore High School proudly dedi- cafes The 1958 Troian To Reba L. Rowe. The mosf manifesr sign of Wisdom is a continual cheerfulness: her stare is like that of Things in The region above the moon, always clear and serene. MONTAIGNE-'Essays FACULTY SENIORS TABLE OF CONTENTS UNDERCLASSMEN ACTIVITIES CLUBS SPORTS ADS 'fl-I 0f1l1llyW . .1lrfll,,,, W! W 1 1111 Wil ci ' ehce Tr . . x 95 .l ey F0 D falnln 8 Q Q -0' e te -'fm 0 90 l ?, U7 . at XX 5 'Q' Ao - Qs 6 at 1-A Soviet Satellite --- SPUTNIK Cin Q 936 Qt C25 Q Sputnik opens the age of space: LIFE qi Q chroniclesworld reactiontothisscien- CRUSADE: 1gi212g1iegiii1?li11Z G' ip tific breakthrough, gives an insider's re- Ectigdsaiieflir Ernie!! inViTfg'1ox Q25 o port on why the U.S. fell behind and shows fantastic advances ahead. At Little Rock, Ark., Gov-- IN ernor Orval Faubus threw national gurdsmen around Central High School to maintain order after a federal court ordered Negro pupils to be admitted to the school. There were riotous disorders as mobs turned back the Negroes. Pres- ident Eisenhower put the Arkansas national guardsmen under federal control and sent regular army paratroopers into Little Rock to restore and maintain order. The Negro pupils went to school unmolested, but new bitterness spread through the South. Soviet Sputmks, Ike's . 5 crowds that packed M a dis on Square Garden. : Qieestligattsigaiikrii-Sgiilyi e-red la shocking- record of lcorrup- 'A tliroggrrulsclioranujlokns-offmlsuse ot OQQQS S 1 Q' Q9 ' .56 tro ie Q, N QS vi C5 0' - s a use o pOW91 by union leaders. Nlews Hisrhliallts of Year 1957 me I peaied in Asia, and travelers carried it rapidly I 'fl-I M1 h ' -- milf Y10lflly , f I f b 0 0 0 A 0? coo Q0 an so 45' 05 eg .X ,N 0 Q A af -s Q 02 4? 5 'to ao' ra 0 '0 0 0 Q 0 0 fo X9 bo Sb S of N' o 5 0 S 40 O K S oo, me eo O K0 .002 . 45,50 be 0,0 fa? ! Qsoeost Qing' to Q90 ' ien Eisenhower sulic-red IKE SUFFERS STROKE: Zlififfi Jima. and there was a discussion of the issue nf establishing SUCC05?ll'n P f'l dm-Q foy an ailing president in event of necessity. The President made an amazingly switt recoveryg soon was back at his desk eonfel'l'lIN-2 with his cabinet otiicers, including Secretary of State John Foster Dulles, ,V len A new, highly contagious virus of influenza ap .1 fa . . ' 5, . ' ' ' Europe and the United States. American medical scientists speedib developed a vaccine to curb the disease, but 12,000,000 persons were stricken as Asian fiu reached epidemic proportions in this Country. There were relatively few deaths. In this scene doctors examine flu- stricken passengers aboard a ship arriving in New York City lruni West Germany in the midst of the outbreak. ., . 1: 5 . ff' e' -'a p'H X b , nn .Q M g -'wil i ei' 4' 5 3 - - rx- 4- -hai Y . - -xy , P A .f, - - figs-5 If-:EEQQ- 1 i:p1.-a:-2: --12:21 9 , in: tie 7 qi, -fggll i' 72 'A ' 1- ' - A ' 254 , j J! 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I9 1 gg -'00 '0946 'Jody h We an-1,3 Q ggi: s ' W 'P1f15 '9 .... fee Vifhzitinm itat at is v .,,,,, i ' W -f .,, 'S . 3' K - 49' -f u , i.3 5.25 A- 5 ' N X O00 'S' . 4 0 W i ' 5 In ,zz,ggiL19LETf 2 i m j W , N ,,.f,a..-- . fr1-..,s.....asaf:.-f-a-fh'rH-'- - L. OORBITJ an ARMY L A QWHES1, s SA 1'ELLITEI?7g: W WE I' pzissznmrrnonlszis E!!??!'?I !l:! .ffl'?i.,ti WEST SHORE JOINT SCHOOL BOARD President OSOSS . S.OOSOOOS O...,, D r. Wm. A. Blacksmith Vice President sssssss ssss.s.s,,.,,ss J ames W. Hagar Secretary ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,.,.. J . Edward Weikert Treasurer ........ ........ P aul D. Baum Carol B. Brandt Col. W, 5, Nye Paul l:eI'del'1bGUQl'1 Lester Perfy RaY K. Garman D. P. Raffensperger RaYmond E. Messimer Cameron E. Shelley Myron L. Musselman David Q, Wafkins Charles R. Wentz The West Shore Joint School Board congratulates the class of 1958. Twelve important years of your life are now finished. We, the Board, anticipate that the guidance and learning which you received during your years at West Shore High School will not only enrich your lives, but will enable you to enioy a prosperous and happy future. The Board extends Best Wishes and God Speed to each of you. WILLIAM A. BLACKSMITH, D.O. President West Shore Joint School Board FACULTY ADMINISTRATION RAYMOND A. WERT Supervising Principal GEORGE E. HENDRICKS LOUIS S. EDWARDS JOHN E, BEHMAN Principal ACTUWQ Principal Acting Assistant Principal JOSEPH P. OVER Director of Elementary Education MRS. VELMA SEIFERT EMILY ANDERSON Secretary Secretary LOIS ARNEY STANLEY B. BAUGHER A.B., Wilson College B.S., Elizabethtown College Social Studies J.V. Girls' Basketball Coach Chemistry, Physics INZA C. BENTZ B.S., Dickinson College M.S., Bucknell University Plane Geometry, Trig Junior Class Dean Operetta Business Manager National Honor Society Chairman STANLEY F. BOLLEN B.S., Shippensburg State Teachers' College RUTH E. BITNER B.S., Shippensburg State Teachers' College English Red Cross Club DONALD L. BOOKS B.S., Mansville State Teachers College Business Education American History, Geography J.V. Football Coach Teen-Age Book Club, Senior Play Business Manager HAZEL J. BROWN A.B., Susquehanna University Bucknell University Psychology, Guidance Advisor to the Cheerleaders Student Council Advisor GLENN W. BUSHEY A.B., Gettysburg M.Ed., Pennsylvania State University Mathematics G.E. Fellow, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 1957 Advisor to the Troian JOHN G. CLEMENTS ' DAVID E. FRANTZ B.S., Millersville B.S., Shippensburg State Teachers College State Teachers College Industrial Arts Bookkeeping Stage Crew Advisor Business Arithmetic NORMAN P. FRIEND HENRY R. GASULL B.S., East.Stroudsburg State A.B,, Albright College Teachers College Health, Physical Education Biology, Science, Health Director of All Sports Football Coach Basketball Coach Junior Science Club Director SYLVIA G. HORGER LEROY F, HARMON B-5-, PCVWSYIVBUIB 57579 B.S., Indiana State Teachers University College TYPIVIQ I M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh Business Mathematics Business Educenon Budget Committee Advisor Hi-Y Club Advisor MARY E. JONES ETHEL P. KEARNS B.S., East Stroudsburg State A,B,, Pennsylvania State Teachers College University Health Ph sical Education En lish French 1 Y 9 1 Girls' Sports Coach Gym Club Advisor MARY E. KEAT DOROTHY KIRPATRICK A.B., Dickenson College A.B., Brenau College Latin Pennsylvania State University Junior Tri-Hi-Y Club Advisor Health, Social Studies Sports Coach NELLIE K. LACK RUTH S. LOGAN B.S., Bloomsburg State B.S., Pennsylvania State Teachers College University Business Education Home Economics Tri-Hi-Y Club Advisor Junior F.H.A. Chairman of the Handbook Senior F.H.A. Committee MABEL M. LYNCH B.S., Millersville State Teachers College Librarian Junior Library Club Senior Library Club JAMES S. MACKEY, JR. B.S., Kutztown State Teachers College Art Stage Crew Advisor JOAN E. MARTIN B.S., Shippensburg State Teachers College Mathematics RUSSELL E. MOSER B.S., California State Teachers College Geography, Social Studies J.V. Football Coach Assistant Basketball Coach TERRENCE V. PALMER, JR. RUTH H. PAYNE B.S., St. Vincent College B.S., Shippensburg State M.A., Villanova University Teachers College English, Journalism Drexel Institute of Technology Advisor of The West Shorian Mathematics National Honor Society Advisor Hobby Club Advisor JACK W. RAY REBA L. ROWE A.B., Gettysburg College B.S., Lebanon Valley College M.A., Bucknell University English Biology, Drivers' Education Pen Pal Club Central Treasury Adult Drivers' Training EARL H. SEEDS HELEN C. SOCKMAN B.S., Millersville State B,S., Ohio State Teachers College University Industrial Arts Home Economics Junior F.H.A. Club ARTHUR G. SPICKLER B.S., Lebanon Valley College Mathematics, Science PAUL E. STUM B.S., Shippensburg State Teachers College M.A., Western Maryland College Problems of Democracy American History Senior Class Dean LAWRENCE H. WAITE MARGARET H, WELKER B.A., Franklin and Marshall B.A., Dickinson College College Social Studies, English Middlebury College and University M.A., Columbia University Senior Play Director Spanish Club Advisor L. PEMBERTON WILLIAMS AI-VIN .5- WILLIAMSON B.S., West Chester State A-B-, DlCl4ef1S0f1 College Teachers College M.A., Bucknell University Kutztown State Teachers . EVIQIISLI College Christmas Assembly Vocal Music Director of A Cappella Choir, Junior Choir and Operetta MILTON E. WOLFE MRS. THEDA K. BURK WILLIAM A. JOHNSON, JR. A.B., University of Virginia R,N,, Polyclinic Hospital Temple University - Social Studies School Nurse B.S., West Chester State Track Coach Teachers College Band Director Instrumental Supervisor for the West Shore Joint System Sitting: Ella Shoeman Clara Kauffman Judie Wentz CManagerJ Standing: Freda Lutz Dorothy Shover Martha Mucher Eileen Spong We, the Senior Class, wish to thank the Cafeteria Staff for the tasty meals and friendly smiles we receive from them every day during the school year. With the overcrowded conditions, they had to work twice as fast and twice as hard to prepare appetizing meals for 700 to 800 hungry people. It was no easy job to maintain a spic and span kitchen, but the hard working ladies kept our cafeteria spotless. The faculty and student body are proud of the way these ladies manage our Cafeteria. CAFETERIA STAFF ':s,,r - -- Mr. Hooker Mr. Powers Mr. Rinehart Mrs. Blaine CUSTODIANS We, the Senior Class, wish to extend our sincere thanks to the Custodians of West Shore High. The interior of our school is always neat and clean because fhe Custodians, cheerfully and tirelessly, strive to improve the conditions. We are especially proud of our well-trimmed lawns and beautiful flower-beds sur- rounding the school. l- fi J, we .,,,,y......f.,. f SENIOR CLASS PARTY DECEMBER 6, 1957 SE ICRS HARRY MCKILLIPS Vice President SUE UNDERWOOD Secretary BILL SLOTHOWER President PAUL E. STUM Dean ELLEN BIRK Historian WAYNE MYERS Treasurer NANCY SH U LER Assistant Secretary CHARLOTTE ROMAYNE ARNOLD COMMERCIAL Charlotte Commercial brain . . . Quiet till you get to know her . . . Future secretary . . . Depend- able . . . Drives a big, bad, Buick . . . Usually seen with Ginger . . . Fond of the Color Brown . . . What would our band do without Charlotte and her cymbals. Band 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, Tri-Hi-Y Club 2, Recreation Club 'Ig Choir 2, 3, 4, Troian Staff 4, Softball I, 2, Budget Committee 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Girls' Ensemble I, Basketball 2, 3, 45 Trojan Club 4. GLORIA JEAN BAIR COMMERCIAL Sissy One of our peppy twirlers . . . Naturally curly hair . . . Takes frequent trips to the A8iP . . . A female hotrod . . . Quiet??? . . . Loads of fun . . . Her mind wanders to the wild blue yonder. Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer I, Secretary 3, Softball 'Ig Twirler 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3, 47 Basketball I, Commencement Usher 3. RETA BAUM SECRETARIAL Ret Quiet, but quite a bomb when you get to know her . . . Sweet . . . Has a heart of gold . . . Intelligent . . . A swell person to know . . . A faithful Murphy's girl . . . Usually seen with Dotty. Recreation Club I, Choir I, 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4. PATRICIA ANN BEAN ACADEMIC Pat Love that hair! . . . A fabulous addition to ole WS from New Hampshire . . . A real doll . . . Vivacious and 'friendly . . . Neat dresser . . . Hard worker . . . Has a friendly Hl for everyone . . . The BABY of our class . . . Just listen to that NEW ENGLAND ACCENT!! Senior Play fBusInessl 4, Senior Play Usherette 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4. RAY WILLIAM BENDER GENERAL Ray Drives a hot Ford!!! . . . What is -the attraction in N.C.?'?? . . . Pleasing personality . . . Quiet . . . Have you been in Green Lane ISteIy??? . . . Built close to the ground. Junior Hi-Y I, Aviation 4, Senior Hi-Y 3. ELAINE JUNE BEST COMMERCIAL Elaine Usually seen with Sally . . . Has eyes for a certain boy from N. C.!!! . . . Oh, those eye- lashes!!! . . . Quiet until you get to know her . . . Friend to everyone . . . Love her long hair! Choir if Recreation Club I. ELLEN ROMAINE BIRK ACADEMIC Ellen A whiz with words . . . Right up there when it comes to music . . . Supposedly an angel, but we know better!?! . . . Hey, Ellen, do you have your French done??? . . . My cow !!! . . . Do you like convertibIes??? . . . Honorable Historian of our class. Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club i, 2, 3, Treasurer 2, President 3, Operetta 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Librarian I, 2, 3, 45 Trojan Staff 4, Class Historian 4. JOSEPH FRANKLIN BOWER GENERAL Joe l've been working on the Railroad . . . Cute as a button . . . PD fiend . . . Quiet??? . . . Easygoing . . . Friend to all . . . Hails from West Fairview . . . Spends a lot of time in Enola, I wonder why??? . . . Freckles, freckles, freckles!!! Football 2, Hi-Y 2, 4, Boys' Recreation Club 3, Junior Play Business Staff 3. KENNETH CHARLES BOWMAN COMMERCIAL Kenny Has a friendly Hi for everyone . . . Usually seen with Goldie Lehmer and WaIrus Harry . . . Has a keen interest in a certain twirler . . . Drives a hot six Olds . . . Loyal to the A8tP. Choir I, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Aviation Club 27 Hi-Y Club 3, Budget Committee 4. PATRICIA KAY BOYER COMMERCIAL Pat Nice to be around!!! . . . Beautiful hair .... Quiet . . . One of Fairview's gifts to West Shore . . . Found her rainbow . . . Pat Bean's friend . . . Oh, those eyes how they sparkle . . . Just like her third finger, left hand!!! Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Junior Play Production Staff 37 Operetta Business Staff 35 Senior Play Pro- duction Staff 4, Budget Committee 4. VIRGINIA ALICE BOYLES COMMERCIAL Ginger High-stepping color guard . . . Who's the boy in room 422? . . . Future Medical Secre- tary . . . Good cook, especially when it comes to dog food Bar-B-Q's . . . Whiz on the basketball court . . . Oh, what the sun can do to the hair!!! Choir I, 2, 3, 4, Recreation Club Ig Tri-Hi-Y 27 Vice President of Dramatics Club 3, Color Guard 2, 3, 4, Troian Staff 4, Budget Committee 4, Operetta 3, 4, County Chorus 3, 4, Mixed Ensemble 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Choir Librarian 4. VIRGINIA GERTRUDE CLEGG COMMERCIAL Ginny Hey, Tom, left hand, third finger!!! . . . Tall, cute, blushing, brunnette . . . Likes swalt? . . . Oh, where did I put my glasses now? . , . Quite a communication from here to Princeton . . . Loves shorthand . . . I'm embarrassed . . . Ginny, how many permits will it take? . . . Yea, Brooklyn! . . . Who's Little Boy? Junior Choir Ig Troian Club 4, FHA Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Tri-Hi-Y Vice President 3, Journalism Club 2, Hobby Club 2, Art Club If Operetta Staff 3. RAYMON D FRAN K COTTON daily . . . Has a friendly HI for everyone . . . Physics fanatic. Hi-Y Club 2, Aviation Club I, 3, Troian Staff 4, Senior Play Production Staff 4. CHARLES HARRY CRISP GENERAL Doc Hails from New Cumberland . . . Carefree . . . Drives a hot Ford! . . . Usually seen with N. C. gang . . . Just loves PD classes!!! . . . Likes to hunt. Hi-Y 3, 4. LEO CARL DAVIS GENERAL Jagger If he was as fast with the girls as he is on the football team, he'd be a terror . . . Marlin's smaller half . . . Our contribution to the State Police . . . Quiet and Bashful??? Football 3, 4. GENERAL Ray Swell guy . . . Well-behaved . . . Quiet??? . . . Future Tool and Dye Maker . . . Hey, Ray, won't you give the girls a break??? . . . Always dependable . . . Does a good deed CHARLES WI LLlAM DEAL Sonny A real nice quiet guy . . . Future bricklayer . . . Always seen studying . . . Gets along well with all the teachers . . . Loves to hunt . . . Fireman for Worm Town . . . He Man!! Student Manager, Basketball 1, 2, Handicraft Club lp Senior Sportsman Club 2, 3. JOSEPH LOUIS DIRIENZO ACADEMIC Dino Jacque I of the Mousekateers . . . Plays around with football . . . Saved our talent show from disaster!!! . . . What a clown . . . lsn't it about time for a ioke, Joe??? . . . Did you start using silver curl, yet??? Football 2, 3, 4, Handicraft Club Vice President if Aviation Club 2, 3, Vice President 3, Choir 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Business Manager Troian 47 Junior Play 3, Spring King Attendant 37 Basketball Manager 27 Senior Play Production Staff 4. MARIE ANNA EADE SECRETARIAL Marie One of the true blondes in the class of 58 . . . Oh, that small waist line . . . Miss Private Secretary in her new glasses . . . A good kid and friend to all . . . Mr. Stum's little friend . . . Small but mighty. Operetta 2, 3, 4, Student Council if Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. MAXINE FAYE EICHELBERGER COMMERCIAL Max Cool dancer!!! . . . What is the attraction at the A8tP? . . . Who is the friend with the long tongue??? . . . Drives a hot Ford!!! . . . Usually seen with Dotty . . . Always has the latest news. Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Library Club 1. JOSEPH A. ENNEY GENERAL Joe Hails from Wormleysburg . . . good-natured and friendly to all . . . bashful . . . quiet at times . . . an earnest football man . . . whiz at math. Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Gym Club 2, Aviation Club. 3, 41 Troian Staff 4. JUDITH ANN FETTEROLF ACADEMIC Fetts Snappy cheerleader . . . Oh! what beautiful eyes! . . . Our own Queen of Spring . . . A million dollar wardrobe . . . Brains!!! . . . How's the football hero??? . . . The future fashions lie in her hands . . . What would she do without 'B comb?? Junior Play Production Staff 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Operetta 2, 3, FHA 2, Cheerleader 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Mixed Ensemble 4, Spring Queen 3, Commencement Usher 3, Ring Committee 2, Troian Staff 4, Art Club I, Senior Play Cast 4. JEAN ELEANOR GATES GENERAL Gigi If she had her way, Harrisburg would be her play! . . . Beautiful naturally wavy hair . . . The flu hits Jean all year round . . . Natural brain . . . silly giggle . . . loyal gum chewer . . . Likes to take gym on the bleachers. Junior Chorus I, Journalism Club 'l, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, WS Hi News 2, 3. LINDA ANN GREEN GENERAL Linda Which day is the big one, Linda?'?? . . . Allen's other half . . . Sparkling smile . . . Sweet as they come . . . Willing worker . . . Future housewife . . . Seen but seldom heard . . . Holds hands in Senior Science class. Tri-Hi-Y 2, President Dramatic Club 3, Choir 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4, Senior Play Staff 4, Trojan Staff 4. BRENDA LOUISE GREENAWALT COMMERCIAL Bennie Usually seen with Fish or Mary . . . A friend to everyone . . . What is the attraction in Mechanicsburg'??'? . . . Just loves to play basketball . . . Penny loafers and Bobby socks!!! Recreation Club 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Choir i, Basketball I, 2, Troian Staff 4, Softball l, 2, Budget Committee 4. MARLIN WILLIAM GRIMWOOD GENERAL Chang Hails from Camp Hill . . . Likes the name Judy . . . Tall, dark, and handsome . . . The Empire State Building of our class . . , Terrific athletic ability . . . There iust never seems to be a convenient place to place those legs and HUGE feet!! . . . fast, ferocious DEVIL!!! Hi-Y President 3, Football 4, Basketball 4, Track 4. WILLIAM JOSEPH HALE GENERAL Bill Enioys PD class . . . WiIliam the King . . . a true friend . . . Hails from Cedar Cliff Manor . . . What f?J a laugh!?! . . . Front row gang of Senior Science . . . How about those A's in English!!! ' CAROLE LEE HAMMACH ER CLERICAL-SECRETARIAL Carole Two heads are better than one . . . Faithful Murphyite . . . How did you get all those pen pals?? . . . Quiet until you get to know her. Secretary Pen Pal Club lp Secretary Girls' Hobby Club 2g FHA Club 2. SYLVIA RAY HAMMACH ER COMMERCIAL SyI Faithful to Murphy's . . . Usually seen with her other half . . Quiet . . . Nice to know . . . How do you call your lover boy??? Pen Pal Club if Girls' Hobby Club 25 FHA 2, SALLY ANN HANCOCK COMMERCIAL SaIly Lovely hair . . . One of the quiet members of our class . , . Always neat and immaculate . . . Elaine's other half . . . Wears her future on her third finger, left hand . . . Always a nice word for everybody. BETTY JANE HANDZ GENERAL ,,Be,,y, Can be seen with Sally and Elaine . . . Has a warm smile for everyone . . . Forever chew mg gum . . , Talk, talk, talk . . . Formerly from Enola . . . Typical Bobby-soxer. ERIN LOUISE HARDER ACADEMIC Ernie Really knows how to handle that green Chevy . . . Oh, I iust love that song!!! . . . Who's attracting' your attention this week, Erin?!? . . . One of the Highland Park gang . . . Really good in sports . . . Oh, those late movies!!! . . . Likes PD Class. Choir I, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Spanish Club 3, Operetta 2, 3, Business Staff 3, Mixed En- semble 4, County Chorus 4, Troian Staff 4, Arts and Crafts Club I, Senior Play Production Staff 4. RONALD LEE HARRO ACADEMIC Ronnie When Ronnie starts something he always finishes it, huh, Helen? . . . Couldn't 'find a more likeable guy . . . Diligent worker . . . Temper, Temper . . . One of THREE MOUSE- KATEERS . . . Jacque ll. Choir 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager i, 2, 3, Aviation Club 2, 3, Class Will 4, Operetta Busi- ness Statf 3, Operetta 2, 3, Circulation Manager of Troian and Sports Editor 4. ALLEN MILLARD HAYDEN Baseball I, Choir I, Handicraft Club I, Gym Club 2, 3. ANNETTA MARIE HILBISH ACADEMIC Ned First she smiles, then she laughs, then she giggles!!! . . . Quite the gal when it comes to iitter-bugging . . . and where does her interest lie this week??? . . . Peppy cheerleader . . . Hard worker . . . Freckle puss. Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Junior Play Cast 3, Choir I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Assistant Editor of Troian 4, Student Council I, 2, 4, Secretary 2, 3, WS Hi News 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Secretary of Dramatic Club 3, Vice President of Tri-Hi-Y 2, Journalism Club I. PAMELIA ANN HIPPENSTEEL GENERAL Pam Quiet until you learn to know her . . . Nice complexion . . . Friendly to all . . . Very neat appearance . . . Lots of school spirit!!! . . . Likes her Elocution Lessons??? Tri-Hi-Y 2, Junior Play 3, Operetta Staff 3, Troian Staff 4, Dramatic Club 3, Senior Play Staff 4. GENERAL Allen What would he do without Linda and his car?? . . . Keeps our English class on the ball fsleepingjlll . . . Whit-friendly to all . . . Future plumber . . . Has a usual last word. MYRTLE MARIE HOCH Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Patriot News Correspondent 3, 4, Troian Staff 4. BARBARA ANNETTE HUTCHINSON ACADEMIC Hutch One of our perky color guards . . . Sports around in a blue Olds ragtop . . . Artist magnifique . . . Who's that cute blonde, Barbe??? . . . Good at giving score reviews in pep meetings . . . Talk, Talk, Talk!!! Operetta 3, 4, Art Club President 1, Art Editor of Troian 4, FHA 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Operetta Production Staff 3, Choir 3, 4, Color Guard 3, 4, Junior Play Cast 3, Usher for Commence- ment 3, Usher Senior Play 4, Senior Play Production Staff 4. DOROTHY VIOLA JAMES COMMERCIAL Daffy Nervous kid with a nervous giggle . . . Likes to wear iewelry . . . Neat dresser . . . Is proud of her younger brother . . . When are you going to open your shoe store?? . . . Dimples!!! Library Club Secretary l, 2, Library Club Vice President 3, Choir l, Troian Staff 4, Oper- etta Production Staff 3, Senior Play Business Staff 4. JEFFREY GLENN JENKINS COMMERCIAL Jeff Seen with Scott or Charlie . . . Where did you get those pretty blue eyes??? . . . One of the A8iP gang . . . Friend to everyone . . . What's the attraction in Pittsburgh??? 1 Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, Brass Ensemble 3, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Gym Club 2, 3, 4, County Chorus 3, Budget Committee 4. SANDRA NANCY JOHNSON GENERAL sandy Usually seen with a certain underclassman . . . Good dancer . . . What's the attraction at the Y PooI??? . . . Likes a friend . . . Cute figure . . . Was really good in Home Economics . . . Oh, that blue checked skirt . . . Lived for Senior English. Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, President Tri-Hi-Y I, Treasurer Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4, Junior Play Staff 3, Student Council 3, Troian Staff 4. COMMERCIAL Mert What is a GI Party? . . . Really iives on those piano keys!!! . . . Usually seen with Ginny . . . ls my hair straight??? . . . A friend to everyone . . . Who's the certain guy in the Army??? . . . One ofthe few who has naturally blonde hair! STANLEY WILSON JOHNSTON ACADEMIC sian No. lll of the Mousekateers . . . Where there's Barb there's Stan . . . Our efficient editor . . . A capable head of the Student Council . . . Dimples. Band l, 2, 3, 4, County Band 2, 3, Vice President of Class 2, 3, Aviation Club l, 2, 3- President, Choir 3, 4, Vice President 4, Track 2, Spring King Attendant 3, Student Council 3, 4, Ring Committee 2, Operetta 3, 4, Operetta Production Staff 3, Brass Ensemble 3, Senior Play Cast 4, Editor-in-Chief of Troian 4, Student Council President 4. EUGENE EDWARD KAPP GENERAL Eddie E-E-K!!! . . . Always seen and always heard . . . Has quite the acting ability . . . Sharp dresser . . . Anchor's Away . . . Has an eye for the opposite sex . . . Pals about with Doodle . . . Sticks with you like the Asiatic Flu. Track l, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, Junior Play 3, Senior Choir 2, 3, 4, Troian Staff 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Junior Dramatics l, Senior Sportsman 2, Senior Dramatics 3. CAROLYN ELIZABETH KERN Cute and lively . . . Pals around with Gerry . . . When there is a yvill there's a way . . Proud of her clan of sisters. tion Staff 3. JACK EDWIN KRANZEL GENERAL jack Pals around with Charlie and Wayne , . . Good-natured . . . Woman l1ater ??? . . . Drives a black and white bomb . . . Quietlll Handicraft Club l, Troian Staff 4. JOHN DALBEY LEMKE GENERAL John Besides girls, John also collects stamps . . . Does anyone have his Trig done??? . . . Part-time Posie Peddler!! . . . Happy-go-lucky . . . NSDT . . . Has an interest in the Sopho- more class at Susquehanna . . . D6 you wear the shoes or the boxes??? Choir l, 2, 3, 4, County Chorus 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Aviation Club 2, 3, Football l, 2, Trojan Staff 4, Operetta Business Staff 3, Hi-Y Club 1, Safety Patrol 1, Mixed Ensemble 4. COMMERCIAL Little Stitch Who is it now, Carolyn? . . . Another Murphyite . . . Always ready with a quip . . . Tri-Hi-Y i, 2, 3, Usherette, Operetta 3 and Senior Plan 4, Troian Staff 4, Operetta Produc- GENERAL Always ioking . . . Likes hunting . . . Friendly . . . Good sport . . . Quiet . . . Ever faithful to the Food Fair. . . Mr. WilIiamson's Favorite student . . . Never has his homework done on time . . . Has iust discovered girls. Football 2, Baseball I7 Track Manager 27 Hi-Y Club 27 Aviation Club 37 Troian Club 47 Senior Play Production Staff 47 Yearbook Advertising Manager 47 Junior Hi-Y TI COMMERCIAL Bon-Bon Friendly . . . Talks constantly . . . That's a giggle??? . . . What's your interest now . . . or should we say who? . . . A good sport . . . What's the big attraction in New Cum- berland??? . . . Daughter of the Best Actor of the Senior Play. Choir I7 Library Club I, 27 Student Librarian I, 27 Tri-Hi-Y 37 Trojan Staff 4. NANCY LEE LONG ACADEMIC Nan So you finally got your hair cut! . . . She has her OWN method of getting A's in English . . . She hails from the wilds of Worm-town . . . Oh, that's easy, after it's been ex- plained . . . Faithful cafeteria worker. Operetta Business Staff 37 Troian Staff 47 Junior Play Cast 37 WS Hi News 3, 47 Journalism Club 37 Spanish Club 37 Tri-Hi-Y Club 27 Secretary Pen-O-Matic Club 'I7 Safety Patrol 'I7 Choir I7 FHA Club 3. GEORGE WASHINGTON LITTLE, JR. LANA LOUISE LEONE ACADEMIC Shorty STRETCH!!! . . . Dances her way to the stars . . . Our lively little mascot . . . Boys, boys, boys . . . Drives a fast little Beetlebomb with pipes . . . Brains!!! . . . DeviIish!!! . . . TALKATIVE . . . More bounce to the ounce . . . When Lana has a party . . . WOW!!! Y'know. f Acrobatic Maiorette I, 2, 3, 47 Dramatic Club 3, 47 Tri-Hi-Y 27 Junior Play Cast 37 Junior Play Production Staff 37 Operetta 37 Operetta Business Staff 37 Troian Staff 47 Vice President Pen-O-Matic Club I7 Senior Play Cast 4. Dinger BONNIE KAY LONG BON NY LEE LOVELL Bon GENERAL Known for her new cars . . . Always running around with checks and bills . . . Really a cute girl with a nice figure . . . So?? Chansies are . . . Thank heavens for the U.S. male . . . Has an extensive wardrobe . . . Oh, what you can learn at church camp. Vice President Journalism Club'I7 Secretary Tri-Hi-Y Club 27 Treasurer Dramatic Club 37 Student Council 27 Junior Choir I7 WS Hi News Associate Business Manager 2, 3, Business Manager 47 Cheerleading Manager 3, 47 Junior Play Production Staff 37 Operetta Production Staff 37 Troian Staff 4. VIRGINIA CLOE MCCOMBS GENERAL Ginny One of the three Ginnys in I2-B . . . Hails from West Fairview . . . I could have died . . . Likes the name Charlie . . . Usually seen with Mert . . .'Quiet, till you get to know her. . Tri-Hi-Y Club 2, 35 Troian Club 4. HARRY EDWARD MCKI LLIPS GENERAL ffmfikiipsf' A'I' personality . . . Sharp dresser . . . Usually seen with Tex! . . . Small, but mighty!!! . . . Faithful to football squad . . . What's the attraction in the senior class??? . . . Baseball's my sport. Baseball 2, 3, 45 Football 45 Recreation Club 25 Hi-Y Club 3, 45 Junior Play 35 Troian Staff 45 Senior Play. PATRICIA ANN MACLAY Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Captain 45 Choir I, 2, 3, 45 Operetta 2, 3, 45 Journalism I5 Junior Play Production Staff 35 Commencement Usher 35 Assistant Photography Editor Troian 45 Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 4, Assistant Manager of Circulation 3, 45 Sergeant-at-Arms Tri-Hi-Y 2, 35 Ring Committee 25 Vice President Hi-Y5 Tri-Hi-Y Counsel 35 Senior Play Cast 4. ARTHUR DENNIS MARSTON ACADEMIC Hot-Rod Kitten on the keys . . . Always buying new engines for his hot?? blue Chevy . . . ls really terrific in Spanish . . . Ambulates in a way all his own . . . Well, who are you going steady with this week, Denny? . . . Room 99930 catches his eye. Spanish Club 3, 45 Choir 25 Operetta 25 Troian Staff 4. JOHN LOUIS MASONHEIMER JR. GENERAL Messy Usually seen with Wayne . . . Hard working bookkeeper??? . . . Easygoing . . . Friend- ly . . . Forever telling iokes . . . One of the Lemoyne Firemen. Football I, 25 Aviation Club I, 2, 3, 4. GENERAL Mac Heads up our peppy cheerleaders . . . FOOD!!!-Where??? . . . One of the few with blue eyes to go with her lovely dark hair , . . Nursing brightens' her future . . . She's not a dungaree doll but likes Genes . . . Tall and queenly. MARILYN SUE MATH ERS ACADEMIC Sue Beautiful hair . . . Where there's noise and laughter, there's Sue . . . Outstanding twirler . . . Blouses?? What are they?l!? . . . Member of Elvis' fan club . . . Can get along with anyone. Journalism Club lg Art Club 2, Vice President 2, Dramatic Club 3: Junior Play 35 Twirler 2, 3, 4, Operetta Property Manager 3, Production Staff 3, Business Staff 33 Troian Staff 4. E RUTH ANN MATTHEWS GENERAL name Miss Elvis . . . Really has pretty hair . . . Her future lies in the entertainment field . . . huh? What's the assignment for tomorrow? . . . One of the nuttier seniors . . , Makes friends easily . . . Heavens Sakes . . . Terrific personality. HELEN ELVA MAYS CLERICAL Helen Beautiful eyes . . . Good things come in little packages, Don't they, Ronnie'??? . . . Snappy dresser . . . Everybody's friend . . . Very talented artist . . . Drives a hot DeSoto . . . True to Highland Park gang . . . Blushing blonde. Troian Staff 4, Art Club l, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 37 FHA 3, 4, Treasurer 47 Choir I. K I 2 a ! 1 JAMES SCOTT MILLER GENERAL HSCOVYH Oh, that crazy chem. classeslll . . . Has a good personality . . . Donna . . . Drives a white Ford . . . Where's the cinder pile, Scott? . . . Loves school. Aviation Club 'I, 2, 37 Hi-Y 4. WARREN PATRICK MILLER GENERAL Par Really gets around on his hot little two-wheeled bomb . . . More at home on water than land . . . Hails from Wormtown . . . Our contribution to the coast-guards . . . Small but mighty . . . What's Harrisburg got that West Shore hasn't??? . . . ,Always good for a laughll Hi-Y 3, 4, Chaplain 4, Recreation Club 2: Troian Staff Ai Choir I, 2, 3, 47 Operetta 3, 4. GENERAL Bill Wanna drag? . . . A friend to all . . . ls forever pestering girls . . . Cars, Cars, Cars . . . Oh, that laugh . , . Pretends to be a woman hater, but we know better . . . Loves English Class??? . . . Future engineer . . . Taxi driver. WILLIAM I-IOMER MINSTER GARY LEE MOORE GENERAL Moose Shy . . . Conscientious student . . . Brain , . . One of the less talkative members of the class . . . Dependable , . . Friendly . . . Efficient manager of the baseball team and assistant business manager of our great yearbook. Aviation Club l, 2, 3, Baseball Manager l, 2, 3, 4, Troian Staff 4. EMILY JANE MYERS GENERAL Emil'JaXy Expressive eyes . . . Oh, I hate being tall . . . Snappy color guard . . . lt seems the sands have sifted just right in her hour-glass . . .The cutest boy came into Rea and Dericks last night. Journalism Club l, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Dramatic Club 3, WS Hi News 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor 2, Westshorian Assistant News Editor 3, News Editor 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Business Staff 3, Color Guard 2, 3, 4, Junior Play Production Staff 3, Troian Staff 4, Treasurer EWSSPA 4, Patriot News Correspondent 3, 4. WAYNE LANDIS MYERS GENERAL Wayne Loyal to the Lower Allen Fire Company . . . Future mortician . . . Where did you dig up that laugh .... He'll be the last to let you down . . . Everyone's friend . . . Hails from Landisburg. Class Treasurer l, 2, 3, 4, Aviation Club l, 3, Sportsman Club 2, Operetta Business Staff 3, Junior Play 3, Troian Staff 4. JOHN EDWARD PATRICK NEFF COMMERCIAL Bull Hot-Rod . . . Loves to brag . . . Quiet!! . . . Brains!!! . . . Who helped you buy your car??? . . . Vocabulary whiz and math brain . . . How are you fixed for blades??? . . . That Hi-Y New York trip-WOW!!! . . . Hails from West Fairview. Hi-Y Club 3, 4, President Hi-Y Club 4. NORMA KAY NELSON GENERAL Kay Has beautiful long eyelashes and cute dimples . . . A great kid and friend to all . . Drives a hot Olds . . . Hotrodess . . . Can't do too much for anyone . . . Loves P.D Class??? . . . Has an adorable hair style. Tri-Hi-Y 3, Library Club 2. ELLEN MARY PAUL ACADEMIC Ellen Dependable . . . Loyal editor -of the school newspaper . . . Very friendly . . . A lean and lanky colorguard . . . Came from the great metropolis of Highland Park . . . Always in a hurry . . . An energetic worker . . . Ardent church worker. Color Guard 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4, News Staff l, 2, 3, 4, Editor Newspaper 4, Editor of WS Hi News Club 2, 3, 47 Troian Staff 47 Corresponding Secretary of EWSSPA 3, 4, Student Librarian 3, 4, Operetta Production Staff 35 Commencement Usher 3, Editor of WS Hi News 2, Senior Play Production Staff 4. JOAN EILEEN PON ESMITH COMMERCIAL Jani Cute . . . Perf . . . Future Beautician . . . A wonderful friend to all . . . Gets a big kick out of life . . Kay's future sister-in-law . . . Small but mighty . . . Really a clown. Recreation Club ig Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. JOYCE LOUISE PROSSER COMMERCIAL Joyce Quiet . . , Friendly . . . Always has her homework done . . . Waiting for the right someone to come along . . . An asset to the Senior Class . . . ls always willing to help you out . . . Never makes any trouble. Pen Pal Club if Tri-Hi-Y 4. MARY SAVILLA PURKS COMMERCIAL Mary Friendly . . . Usually seen with,Bennie and Fish . . . Quiet and shy until you get to know her . . . Has boy troubles . . . Worrier . . . Changes boy friends weekly . . . Always changing her hair style. Recreation Club ig Tri-Hi-Y 4. GENERAL Has picked the right girl . . . Always in hot water . . . A friendly guy to know . . . Keeps law class going . . . Studious??? . . . We would like to know your future plans . . . Better late than never!!! Football l, 2, 4, Sportsman's Club lg Aviation Club 2, 3. GENERAL Usually seen with Harry . . . Nice dresser . . . Pleasing personality . . . Cafeteria worker . . . Faithful to the football squad!!! . . . Sgt. Bilko. Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Production Staff 4, Senior Choir 2, 3, 4, Junior Choir if Troian Editorial Staff 4, Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Sportsman Club lf Recreation Club 2. ALFRED EDGAR QUIGLEY IIAIII RITA HELEN ELIZABETH REITENBACH COMMERCIAL Bleachy Beautiful blonde hair! . . . Dore Rand worker . . . Lives in Wormtown . . . A great girl with a pleasing personality . . . Has a large wardrobe . . . One of the lively seniors . . . ln the middle of everything . . . Our Halloween Queen. Halloween Queen 4, Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain 4. GLENN MARLIN RINEHART GENERAL Glenn Oh, that hair-dolll? . . . Catty dresser . . . Truly a nice gly . . . Usually seen with Charlie . . . Faithful Acme worker . . . Small but mighty . . . Fond of English??? Aviation Club 2, 35 Junior Sportsman's Club lg Troian Staff 4. SANDRA MARLENE ELIZABETH RISHAR GENERAL Sandy Quiet . . . John Harris' gift to West Shore . . . Likes to go horseback riding and skating . . . Favors the name Jim . . . Student driver . . . Coal black hair. Operetta Production Staff 3. JAMES RICHARD RITTER Tex JOANN KAY SHEAFFER COMMERCIAL Jo Good things come in small packages . , . Has a sweet personality . . . This lucky Miss always seems to have a guy on the string . . .Quiet until you get to know her . . . Love that hair-do! . . . Our contribution to the waitresses of West Shore. Q Choir lp Pen Pal Club lp Operetta Production Staff 3, Tri-Hi-Y Club 4. JUDY ANN SHEFFER ACADEMIC Jud Pretty . . . Our class's Miss America -. . . The most . . . CExcuse me, Warreni . . . Future nurse . . . Sweet personality . . . Neat dresser . . . Woman driverll . . . I can't wait till summer!!! Choir lg Tri-Hi-Y 25 Pen Matic Club lg Dramatic Club 3, Junior Play Production Staff 37 Operetta Production Staff 3. BARBARA ANN SHORTER CLERICAL SECRETARIAL Barb Red . . . Pleasant parcel of mischief . . . Cradle robber . . . Tries to drive a tired Dodge . . . Excitable . . . Once in a while gets a serious streak . . . Beautiful backhand writer . . . Wicked play-actress . . . Really racks up some nice clothes from Pomeroy's. Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary l, Chaplain 27 Operetta Production Staff 37 Senior Play Cast 4. NANCY JEAN SHULER SECRETARIAL Nancy Has a radiant blush . . . Quite a low, gentle voice . . . Usually seen with Jackie . . . Meticulously groomed . . . ls said to be shy . . . A faithful YF member . . . Neat writer . . . Sugar and spice and everything nice . . . Frequently seen in Room No. 21. Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Assistant Secretary of Class 47 Girls' Hobby Club 2, Pen Pal Club lp Troian Staff 4. JESSIE BARBARA SHUTT ACADEMIC Jess Pretty hair . . . Earnest worker . . . College minded . . . Can laugh at a good thing . . . Faithful prompter of Junior and Senior plays. President Hobby Club 25 Spanish Club 3, Operetta Production Staff 3, Student Librarian 3, Troian Staff 4. SAN DRA LEE SNOOK WILLIAM AGUSTUS SLOTHOWER ACADEMIC sin Four-year President of our class . . . Three girls at once . . . Marvelous actor of our play . . . Another faithful Senior member of our choir . . . Brainy, but always ready to play a ioke on the teachers . . . Gentlemeni?J prefer blondes. Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, Baseball 3, Class President 1, 2, 3, 4, Aviation Club I, 3, Recreation Club 2, Photography Editor of Troian 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, President 47 Oper' etta 2, 3, Mixed ,Ensemble 3, 4, County Chorus 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Junior Play Cast 3, Operetta Business Staff 35 Senior Play 4. ALDINE CLAIR STEINEMANN GENERAL Snooks Dimples . . . Dizzy blonde . . .Always shook up . . . Gives the teachers a hard time . . . Mischievous mind . . . Writes censored letters . . , Yakety, Yakety, Yak . . . Won't you ever stop taIking??? Recreation Club If Choir Ip Art Club Secretary 2, Basketball 21 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. SUSAN KATHRYN SNYDER ACADEMIC '1Suzie What's your interest In College Men?? . . . Cute and sweet . . . Oh, that voice . . . Can't make up her mind about where to hang her Home Sweet Home sign . . . Brains unlimited! . . . Always a friendly Hi. Journalism Club President If WS Hi News Staff 2, 4, Choir 1, 2, 4, Operetta 21 Tri-Hi-Y 27 Senior Play Production Staff 4. LOUELLA MAE STARNER SECRETARIAL Lou Usually seen with Helen and JoAnn . . . Loyal to Murphey's . . . Drives a tired Station- wagon but it serves the purpose . . . Usually quiet. Recreation Club Ip Choir I, Tri-Hi-Y Club 3, Operetta Production Staff 3. ACADEMIC I I Sis Cute . . . Future nurse . . . I iust love those Hershey Kisses . . . Helps everybody she can . . . Personality Aplenty . . . Excitable. Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, President Recreation Club I, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 45 Twirler 2, 3, 4, WS Hi News 3, 4, Sports Editor 4, Head Typist 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, Choir I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Commencement Usher 37 Class Day Usher 3, Senior Play 4. CHARLES GURN EY STEMLER GENERAL Charlie Did anyone say AMP?'? . . . Has more clothes than he knows what to do with . . . Neat appearance . . . Once a friend-he remains a friend!!! . . . Sports a sharp '55 Olds. Baseball 25 Aviation Club 2, 35 Senior Hi-Y 4. BEVERLY JANE STEPHENS ACADEMIC Bev Twirls rings around Jim . . . Our tavorite Redhead , . . Twirler . . . Really devoted . . . A future missionary . . . Cute as a button . , . True friend . . . Past WA Rainbow girls. Choir I, 2, 3, 45 Operetta 3, 45 Basketball I, 25 Gym Club I5 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Spanish Club 3, Twirler 3, 45 SchooI's,Report 3, 45 Junior Play 35 FHA 2, 35 Trojan Staff 45 Senior Play Usher 45 High School Highlights Director 4. SANDRA LEE STETLER ACADEMIC Sandy Beautiful hair . . . Loyal to the Band and Choir . . . Nice personality . . . Keen interest in music . . . Sports a two-tone Nash . . . Lebanon Valley, anyone'??? Tri-Hi-Y President 25 Band 2, 3, 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 Operetta 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Troian Staff 45 County Band 2, 3, 45 District Band 2, 3, 45 Eastern-State Band 35 All-State Band 35 County Chorus 3, 45 Spanish Club President 35 Mixed Ensemble 3, 45 Choir Business Manager 45 Student Director Senior Play 45 SchooI's Report 3, 4, Co-Editor 4. ALVERTA IVA STEWART GENERAL Bertie Hails from West Fairview . . . Ruthie's other half . . . So quiet you can hear a pin drop!! . . . Once a friend always a friend . . . Hard, earnest worker. Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. RUTH ELIZABETH STEWART GENERAL ffshfimpf' Nice things come in small packages . . . Boys!!! . . . I iust can't make up my mind . . . Friend to all. Tri-Hi-Y 2, 35 Choir 2, 3, 45 Operetta 2, 3, 4. DAVID LEE STINE COMMERCIAL Dave Friendly . . . Mr. Baugher's buddy??? . . . Favors the name Linda . . . Future bowling alley manager . . . Give me your homework . . . Usually seen with Upde . . . Pin setter. Aviation Club 3, Troian Staff 4. SUSAN BARBARA STOLZER ACADEMIC Sion Oh, how I love English Class?I? . . . Class clown . . . Sneezes always come in threes, don't they, Sue? . . . Keeps the Mad comic book company in business . . . Any dive Ginger can do, l can do better . . . Wonderful sense of humor. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Weshorian I, 2, Operetta 2, 3, Troian Staff 4, Tri-Hi-Y Club 3, County Band I, 2, 3, 4, Class Prophecy 4. DIANA LEE STONE ACADEMIC Diana Did your skirts shrink??? . . . What's the big interest in the Junior Class??? . . . Not very talkative?!?! . . . Has the voice of an . . . Angel!!! . . . Sweet smile and pretty hair. President Pen Pal Club I, Chaplain Tri-Hi-Y Club 2, Secretary-Treasurer Spanish Club 3, Choir 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Mixed Ensemble 4, County Chorus 4. JAMES AUSTIN STONER JR. GENERAL Jim Can really take those hurdles in track . . . Most gentlemen prefer blondes, but not Jim . . . Likes to talk . . . Shy?? . . . Ardent democrat . . . Will argue about anything . . . Drives a hot?!? Ford . . . Cuts a cool blade on ice. Vice President of Class I, President Model Club 2, Recreation Club I, Aviation Club 3, 4, Football 2, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Bank I, Troian Staff 4. HELEN SANDRA TODD SECRETARIAL Nook Usually seen with Louella or Reta . . . Friend to all . . . Partial to the Navy Q. . . Quiet??? . . . Brain in Office Practice . . . Wore a plastic collar as part of her wardrobe. Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Operetta Production Staff 3. DANIEL TRAYER GENERAL Dan Lemoyne's gift to WSHS Sports . . . He saw the light in his Senior year . . . Gals aren't so bad, are they-or should we say, is she??? . . . Brains!!! . . . Has what it takes . . . Really built . . . Set in his ways . . . All the world loves a lover-unless he's in a tele- phone booth!!! Student Council i, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball i, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Aviation Club 3, National Honor Society 3, 4. ROSEMARY LORETTA TROUT COMMERCIAL Fish Trout is always caught in Wormtown . , . Gigglish . . . Beautiful red blush . . . Brown with Mr. Frantz . . . Looking for Rosemary, ask Askins . . . Teen-age hotrod . . . I love my little sister???!!! FHA Club 4, Troian Staff'4, Operetta Production Staff 3, Hobby Club 2, Pen Pal Club i, Junior Red'Cross Club I. BONNIE ANN ETTE TUTHILL ACADEMIC Bonnie Head of our high-stepping twirlers . . . Cute . . . Danny won't Be-Tray-er . . . Pals around with Sandi. Recreation Club i, Choir i, 2, 3, 4, Basketball i, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Vice President Spanish Club 3, Twirler 2, 3, 4, Head Maiorette 4, Junior Play Production Staff 3, Commencement Usher 3, Troian Staff 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4, County Chorus 3, Senior Choir Librarian 4, School's Report 3, 4, Co-Director 4, Senior Play Production Staff 4. JEANNE MARIE TYLER ACADEMIC Jeanne Oh, how silly can we get? . . . One of the former Murphyites . . . l think l'll let my hair grow . . . Just loves to wash blackboards in room 99930 . . . Mr. Ray's shadow . . . Always speaking Spanish . . . One of the few who can whistle while they talk. Tri-Hi-Y 3, Spanish Club 3, Recreation Club l, Choir i, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Business Staff 3, Junior Play Production Staff 3, Class Day Usher 3, Commencement Usher 3. GERALDINE LEONA UMHOLTZ GENERAL Big Satch A whiz on the basketball court!!! . . . Drives a hot Chevy . . . Hot roddess . . . Really has it bad for a certain guy from Enola!!! . . . Carolyn's other half . . . Crazy sense of humor. Recreation Club l, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4, Operetta Business Staff 3, Budget Committee 4. SUSAN ANN UNDERWOOD ACADEMIC Sue Our high-stepping drum maiorette . . . l always do the things I ought to??? . . . A whiz on the ivories . . . Quiet and gentle but not really shy . . . Usually seen with Aldine . . . Future medical secretary. Choir Pianist I, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary I, 2, 4, News Staff 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Drum Maiorette 3, 4, Pianist Mixed Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Journalism Club I, Operetta Pianist 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, County Chorus 2, 3, 4, Head Typist of Troian 4. LARRY EUGEN E UPDEGRAFF GENERAL ffupdeff Drives a Special K . . . A future bowling-alley manager . . . On Mr. Stum's courtship committee . . . Spanish brain??? . . . How I hate school . . . Quiet, till you get to know him. Junior Aviation Club I, Senior Sportsman Club 2, Senior Aviation Club 3. CAROLYN REBECCA VARNER ACADEMIC Carolyn Future delegate to the missionary field . . . Argue, argue, argue . . . Some may talk and some may stop, but she raves on forever . . . Always a smile for everyone . . . Science fiction fiend . . . Oh! Mr. Rosewater . . . Wants to make the most of herself in life. Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Junior Play Production Staff 3, Operetta Production Staff 3, Senior Play Cast 4, FHA Club 4. SAUNDRA KAY WAGNER GENERAL Sande Drives a hot red bomb . . . Who belongs to that ring??? . . . Hails from Cedar Cliff Manor . . . Talkative to say the least . . . Carefree . . . Full skirts give her a rash. Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Operetta Production Staff 3, Junior Play Production Staff 3. NANCY LOUISE WATSON ACADEMIC Nan The-personification of silence . . . Brains unlimited . . . The kindbof friend everyone de- sires . . . Usually found with Jesse . . . Faithful patron of the llbfHfY - - - What would we do without her on School's Report??? . . . The type of student every feacher desires. Tri-Hi-Y 2, School's Report 3, 4, Student Librarian 3, Library Club 37 Ushel' f0l' Opefeffa 35 National Honor Society 3, 4, Trojan Staff 4.' JEROME JOHN WEHLER GENERAL Jerry Devilish . . . Mr. Bushey's A-I Buddie . . . Likes fishing and hunting . . . Friendly and likable . . . Sports a '50 Ford . . . Cute . . . Can really go on skates . . . Much . . . Girls are a specialty . . . Happy-go-lucky . . . Pappa of the Senior Play. Choir I5 Football 25 Aviation Club I, 35 Sportsmen's Club 3. 2 9 E JAMES LEE WEIKERT GENERAL Jim Studious??? . . . Always seen in a white bomb . . . Oh, give the West Shores girls a break, will ya??? . . . One of hard-working Food Fair boys . . . Hails from Wormtown . . . Nice all around guy . . . College bound . . . Mr. Baugher's lddy Bitty Buddy. Student Council 2, 35 Secretary Hi-Y Club I5 Sportsmen Secretary 25 Treasurer Aviation Club 35 Trojan Staff 4. BETTY MARIE WENTZ CLERICAL Frome Faithful to Murphy's . . . Drives a hot Chevy . . . Pleasing personality . . . Usually seen with Sandy . . . I just cut my hair!!! Band 2, 3, 45 Choir I, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Operetta 3, 45 Recreation Club I. SHIRLIE LOUISE WIDENER ACADEMIC Shirl Does that street light interfere with your avocation, Shirlie??? . . . Beautiful hair!! . . . Artist magnifique . . . Aimez-vousle francais??? . . . Very friendly . . . Let's go on a Moonlight Swim . . . Always gives her advice and opinions. Art Club I5 Hobby Club 25 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Junior Play Cast 35 Trojan Staff 4. EARL LOUIS WILLIAMS JR. GENERAL . Spider Tall . . . lean and lanky . . . Fond of Sand tarts!!! . . . Easy going inothing bothers himl . . . Just loves schooI??? . . . Nice personality . . . Food!!! Lemme at it! Baseball I, 25 Sportsmen's Club 25 Aviation Club 35 Choir I, 2, 3, 45 Junior Hi-Y 'I5 Operetta 2, 35 County Chorus 35 Mixed Ensemble 4. JACQUELINE MARGARET WILLIS coMMsRciAL Jackie Hails from Wormtown . . . England's loss is our gain . . '. Shiny black hair . . . Friend to all . . . Cautious driver of a '52 Plymouth . . . Seen with Nancy . . . Beautiful writer . . . Has a heart of pure gold . . . Faithful budget worker. Girls' Recreation Club if Vice President Hobby Club 2, Junior Play Production Staff 35 Budget Committee 45 Class Secretary 2, Operetta Business Staff 3: Senior Play Production Staff 4. i l JAMES ALBERT YOUNDT Likes to light the candle at both ends . . . A member of our varsity football team . . How did you say you pronounce that last name again??? . . . Drives a black bomb . . . We do like dog food barbecues . . . Oh, I saw that in Europelll . . . Tall, dark and handsome. Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 45 Aviation Club 3, Ai Sportsman Club 2. GAYLE LYNN RITCHIE ACADEMIC Geylie Always looking light and bright . . . Wilmington High's intelligent gift to W.S. . . . Likes the prefix Al . . . Looks good in brown lthank heavensii . . . Drives a big, bad Buick . . . Personality plus. Troian Club 4. SENIORS REMEMBER . . . . . . our funeral service held in room 20 with Rev. Kapp officiating. . . . the mysterious explosion of Mr. Baugher's favorite thermometer. . . . celebrating Black Tuesday. . . . the informative editorial pages of the Gutter Gazette. . . . the animal menagerie we presented to our home room teachers. . . . the strange disappearances of Mr. WilIiamson's text books. . . . helping Miss Bentz solve the weekly Coin-o-Grams. . . . the series of wonderful parties after the Senior Ball. . . . Sue Stolzer's fabulous commercials. . . . our sweat shirt days. . . . being the 50th class to graduate from these ivy-covered walls. . . . Carolyn Varner's contributions to our P. D. discussions. . . . the day our English and Spanish classes interchanged. . . . Judy Fetterolf's earth-shattering screams in our Senior Play. . . . the lunches we devoured during activity periods. . . . the day Mr. Ray found his rubber gloves filled with HZO. . . . spending many cherished years at West Shore High. ACADEMIC Jim CLASS HISTORY In September of 1954, the class of 1958 entered the ivy covered walls of West Shore High School. We had hardly learned our way about this spacious building and be- come acquainted with all of our teachers when it became necessary to organize. At our first class meeting, under the supervision of Mr. Jack Ray, class dean, we elected the following persons to provide leadership for the year-President, William Slothower, Vice President, James Stoner, Secretary, Susan Underwood, and Treasurer, Wayne Myers. We chose as our class flower the American Beauty Rose, as our class colors, blue and silver, and as our class motto, We enter to learn and leave to serve. Upon completion of a rather uneventful yet rewarding first year of high school, we were glad to discard that Freshman label and welcome the summer vacation. With the fall of 1955 came the beginning of our Sophomore year. With the title of Sophomore, we felt a bit more proud and sophisticated. Under the supervision of Mr. John Behman, our class dean, we again elected as class President, William Slothower, Vice President, Stanley Johnston, Secretary, Susan Underwood, and Treasurer, Wayne Myers. For our annual class assembly program on February 22 we presented a show com- prised ofthe best talent from the Sophomore class. Our yearly class party was held in the gym on March 9, with music provided by the luke box. The party was a huge success and, as usual, a good time was had by all. ln March we placed our orders for the much l coveted class rings and then began t-he long wait until their arrival in August. After our second and what we might call a more enlightening year at West Shore High School, we looked forward to our summer vacation. In September of 1956, refreshed from va- cation and proudly displaying our new class rings, we began our iunior year. Our Junior class dean was Miss lnza Bentz. At our first class meeting, William Slothower was elect- ed for a third term as class President. Other persons elected to offices were-Stanley Johnston, for a second term as Vice Presi- dent, Jacqueline Willis, our newcomer from England, Secretary, and Wayne Myers, third-termer, guardian of the treasury. Our first fund-raising project was the selling of refreshments at the football games. This proved to be a bone-chilling experience at times but financially rewarding. ln the spring we sponsored the operetta, Tulip Time, under the direction of Mr. Williams, which also considerably aided our treasury balance. At our January class meeting we elected two proven leaders, Stanley Johnston and Joseph DiRienzo, as editor and business manager, respectively, for our yearbook, the Troian. On March 13, our dramatic talent was again displayed as we presented our Junior play, Mama's Getting Married. On March 17, the Junior Party was held in the gym. The class and their guests had a delightful evening dancing to the music of the Hershey Industrial School Orchestra. Our climatic social event of the year was the Junior- Senior prom, held on May 25 at the exclusive Hotel Hershey with music provided by the always popular Frank Taylor's Orchestra. With the arrival of spring came our long awaited class trip to the Gettysburg Battle- field. This highlight of our Junior year was educationally profitable and very enjoyable. With the close of this school year, our view into the future became a bit more realistic. For upon our return in the fall we would write our last chapter in our record at West Shore High School. In September of 1957 came the thought, sobering to many of us, of the end of our public school career. Proud of the fact that we had had our Senior pictures taken during the summer vacation, we plunged industri- ously into our most important year. Under the leadership of our class dean, Mr. Paul Stum, we held our first class meet- ing. The results of our voting for officers gave William Slothower his fourth term as class President. Other persons duly elected to offices were-Harry McKillips, Vice Presi- dent, Susan Underwood, Secretary, Wayne Myers, Treasurer, and Ellen Birk, Class His- torian. Our theatrical production, Come Out of the Closet, was presented on November 21 and 22. The play, produced by Mr. Lawrence Waite, faculty director, and Sandra Stetler, student director, proved to be a box-office hit. Under the capable management of Mr. Donald Books, the play was also profitable financially. On December 6 the first Senior Party was held in the gym. The popular apparel of the evening was Bermuda shorts while the popular appeal seemed to be the delicious ice cream sandwiches. After much deliberation the official commencement an- nouncement was chosen by the class on November 5, from the Josten Company. Highlighting the social events of the first semester was the Senior Ball, held on Janu- ary 18, at the Penn Harris Hotel. The Seniors, their guests and the faculty, danced away the hours to the beautiful music of Maynard McKissick and his ten-piece orchestra. The second Senior Party, a dress-up affair, was held in the gym on March 7. The theme, The Satellite Swirl, was beautifully por- trayed by the blue decorations and spark- ling crystal ball. Delicious refreshments cli- maxed an enioyable evening. We express our thanks to the Junior class for the lovely Junior-Senior Prom held in May at the Hershey Hotel. This wonderful evening has become another cherished memory of our Senior year. And now we look forward to a Senior trip, Baccalaureate, and finally, the crown- ing glory of our years of work, play and study, Commencement. Yes, we finally real- ize the great debt we owe to our parents, our class deans, our teachers, our adminis- trators, our Board of Education, our com- munity, and our country. To all of these who had a definite part in shaping our lives, we express our thanks for truly we are more poised on the stepping stone to the future. To each individual member comes the chal- lenge to uphold our motto, We enter to learn and leave to serve. How well we serve will be determined by how well we have learned. Let us hope that we have learned our lessons well and that our service will be a credit to our school, our community, our fellowmen, to our country, and to our God. ELLEN R. BIRK MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Patsy Maclay Harry NlcKillips HOT ROD AND RODESS Kay Nelson John Neff CUTEST COUPLE Marlin Grimvvood and Judy Ferterolf MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED SENOR GW T58 Bonnie Tuthill Sandra Sterler Sanclra Stetler Bill Slorhower WHO BEST DANCERS BEST DRESSED Annette Hilbish Judy Fetterolf Harry McKillips Charles Stemler BEST ATHLETES Gerry Urnholtz and Leo Davis SENIOR BOY '58 MOST VERSATILE CLASS CLQWNS Stanley Johnston Bonnie Tuthill Sue Slolzel- Bill Slothovver Earl Williams Y s 3, NHO BEST LOOKING MOST BASHFUL CLASS WOLF AND VVOLFESS Judy Sheffer Joyce Prosser Ruth Mathews James Youndt Gary Moore John Neff CLASS PROPHECY It is the year 1980. The place is the Gettysburg Battlefield. The scene is the reunion of the class of 1958. We experienced so much fun in 1957 restaging the original battle, armed with cameras, firecrackers and the like, that we decided to come back for another Try. As I sit here, gazing out over the vast battle- field, I see a lonely figure approaching deeply engrossed in a Mad magazine. lt's Sue Stolzer, world famed editor of the same. Hi, Sue, where is everyone? Hi, Tex, I think everyone is down in Devil's Den, where else? Let's stroll on down and see if it's still there. By the way, Tex, what have you been doing these past few years? Well, after serving my hitch in the French Foreign Legion, I became interested in girls and started writing letters to the Lonely Hearts, which happens to be managed by Aldine Solves Every- body's Problems But Her Own Steinemann and Jessie Men Bore Me Shutt. Well, here we are, and there's Earl Williams setting the stage with some hysterical impersona- tions of the characters in EvangeIine, the new production in which he's starring. He's a great actor now, but then, he always was. Speaking of actors, there's Sue Mathers, star of the new play, Sweater Girl, which was writ- ten by those hilarious playwrights, Annetta Hil- bish and Judy Fetterolf. I also heard that Bill Minister took Mat DiIlon's place on Gunsmoke and started a new show called Disintegrater Fumes. Jim Weikert plays his sidekick, Crusty. lt's too bad Marlin Grimwood couldn't be with us. I understand he's in New York finishing a course in ballet under the instruction of Lana Leone to improve his basketball playing. I think Marlin should reconsider and go into show busi- ness. A goodly number of our classmates went into show business. Harry McKilIips took Hal March's place on the 564,000 Crack-pot Question with his able assistants, Pat Maclay, Emily Myers, and Erin Harder. I guess Ken Bowman and Charlie Crisp are home cramming now. They're supposed to be on the show tonight to try for S128,000 and prove that two heads are better than none. Look, there are those big, big businessmen, Charlie Stemler, Jeff Jenkins, and Scott Miller, who are still bagging faithfully at the A 8. P's new branch in Dogpatch. That place is really expanding with Betty Wentz, Carolyn Kern, and Ruth Mat- thews opening a new Murphy store right across the road. It sure must be. The biggest flower enterprise in the United States, owned and managed by John Lemke and Ray Cotton, is opening a new branch there. The exclusive, cold, drab business of Myers' Merry Mortuary is supplied with Lemke's rare and beautiful flowers. Wayne Myers' Mortuary business is quite pros- perous. That's because of the gang of Bill Add- ing. Machine Hale, consisting of Machine-Gun Joe Enney, Jack Scarface Kranzel and John Meatcleaver Masonheimer. Their chief rivals are Gary Babyface Moore, Charlie Deal alias Mouse, Bulls-eye Ray Bender and Joe Black- lack Bower. I guess that group really keeps near-sighted Eddie Kapp busy trying to keep law and order. He still can't see two feet in front of him, even with his glasses. It looks like Helen Todd, Joyce Prosser, Louella Starner, Sandy Snook, Sandy Johnson, and Reta Baum are really sticking to their knitting. They started a knitting club for lady cigar smokers since Agibail Van Buren declared it impolite to smoke them in public. While we're on the domestic side, Helen Mays and Ron Harro, famous inventors of the portable parking place, remarried after some reconcilia- tion by that famous marriage counselor, Sande Wagner. I hear she helped Allen The Muncher Hayden and Linda Green settle their differences, too. There's Stan Johnston, manager of the John- ston Wagonwheel Cigar Manufacturing Company. He married Barb Hutchinson, chief tester in the factory, but divorced her a year later on the grounds of tobacco breath. Her good friend, Ginny Clegg, has also had her share of bad luck. Due to circumstances beyond her control, she is now in Reno finishing off her thirteenth marriage. A moment ago I was talking to the Rev. and Mrs. James Stoner. Mrs. Stoner was the former Beverly Stephens. They informed me that Carolyn Varner and her colleague, Jean Gates, are doing a marvelous job converting and civilizing the Ubangies. Carolyn always had a soft spot in her heart for that particular tribe and she wrote that she was very happy. I also heard by the grape- vine that Shirlie Widener was living there and had married one of the natives because she couIdn't find any American men to please her. You know she was always hard to please. There's Gerry Umholtz, intoxicated on Sun-Ripe Orange drink again. She's always hanging out at Jim Youndt's Ice Cream Parlor because that's the only place she can get served. I guess Jim feels sorry for the poor girl since he knows how it is. Look at poor Bill Slothower. He's been unem- ployed for the past ten years. Bill-says he's going to change things for the better by going on strike, because they raised his unemployment in- surance rates. Of course Ellen Paul surprised everyone too. She went on a Gain-Weight diet and is now training for the Women's Heavyweight Championship of the World. While we're on the subject of sports, did you know that Dan Trayer and Leo Davis organized an all-girl football team? Ginger Boyles is the fullback, Rosy Trout plays center, and Bonny Lovell plays quarterback when she's not sidelined from laughter. I'm glad that Susan Underwood, Ellen Birk and Sandi Stetler, famous piano trio, could take time from their world tour and come to the reunion. Charlotte Arnold helps them keep time with her ever faithful cymbals and does bookkeeping on the side. Jackie Willis, the first woman Prime Minister of England, has arranged for the trio to appear before the king and queen on their next trip abroad. Jackie's been doing a very good iob even though public opinion has been against her. She recently sent those international spies, Maxine Eichleberger, Marie Eade, and Pat Boyer, to blow up the Kremlin. They ought to get a big bang out of that assignment. Wow! I'm getting a bang out of this. Here comes Pat Bubbles Bean and her chorus line, Betty Handz, Sally Hancock, Brenda Greenawalt, Ginny McCombs and Mert Hoch. They recently opened at the Sweat Shop, managed by Barb Shorter, who's struggling to support her hus- band, John Neff, who lust bought a new sports car on the time payment plan. I guess they took Diana Stone's place who has retired on her laurels after making a new album, Music to Commit Suicide By. You get the effect as you listen to it. I believe Jeanne Tyler and Pam Hippensteel are cigarette girls at the Sweat Shop and Dotty James is a hat-check girl. They had a good business until last spring. Then Al Quigley opened his opera house in which he stars singing The Barber of Seville. Also playing at Al's are the Little Lemon Sisters, Mary Purks, Sissy Bair, Jo-Ann Schaeffer, Nancy Shuler, Sandy Rishar, and Rita Reitenbach. Do you remember the book Gayle Ritchie wrote, Short Fat Fannie ? Well, she's producing a stage show with the same title in which she plays the leading role. Dennis Marston plays the villain, naturally. I guess they'II open at Ham- macher's Hideaway, run by Carol and Sylvia, where you see double all the time. Here come the space travelers of the class. They are none other than Jerry Wehler and George Little, inventors of the solar rocket. They have iust returned from the moon where they left Sue Snyder and Nancy Watson to study crater formations while Ruth and Alverta Stewart check to see if it's really made out of green cheese. Did you notice the disgust eminating from Dave Stine and Larry Updegraph, our bowling enthusi- asts? They've been tied on Championship Bowling for eight weeks and neither one has knocked down a pin. They each claim Stage Fright. We do have a couple of winners with us though. Kay Nelson and Pat Miller entered their soap-box in the derby in Vera Cruz and won by an orange crate. Well, they're not the only ones. Bonnie Tuthill and Judy Sheffer are running tops in the Miss Universe contest and the iudges are having a rough time. That's mostly because Joe DiRienzo can't make up his mind who to vote for and until he does, the vote is tied. It was difficult to interview Elaine Best and Joan Ponesmith, those famous book critics. They've iust previewed that new book written by Bonnie and Nancy Long. It's the story of Glenn Rhinehart and how he became an under- study to Yul Brynner. I believe it's called The Long, Long, Gray Beard. Confidentially, they predict it will be a flop which probably means it will turn into a best seller. Well, Tex, I guess that iust about takes care of each member of the class of '58. According to this prophecy their names have not made history but we seriously predict that each mem- ber will play an important role in this complex but challenging society. SUE STOLZER JIM RITTER , I m Elf LJ F , gm hwy. WE 3? 'xg if g 'wigg- M 4+ is 1,,, A nk vs 1, it V X A W Emi NJN , ,gl Q3 S 'Z 1 5 9 , Q. g M Q xmas f- Mesa- ., Q L. , ,,Q,::E.,- ,S , his Af - ' S' sl ..,.. im? if MX M fi A is H xx - gl, . ,. .S .h ,, af K .N SIE --5 ! :Q . 'H , W ,gr ,S V Q .K il. X9 . . i Q., 5 4'- A. we-1 ,, . QM, W 5 if 91 , 4 X if W T - , W if. 5 . -M E 'i,-F in 2 , R ,fx Q-as if Mi ev ,.. ik gi IW' s Je iii f351??+i 1 ,z iff?-3 i I 3 'W 4 xo f , ,im , ' 45131 9. , ,.,:..:. jggl fmf E .. V. x,. I ' M1-...f viti .fx .. ..: 1 If if fmfv x xg. ,mx -f1- - , lm f , .mf -- Q km - x W W --ef u - . I X. . . Y x..R1 QX .LE E, 'Q .L C. ' Hxfuj .W N fri, qi: ,O THE 1957 JUNIOR SENIOR PROM 5 ff' gi -. ,iii ,wifi ,.,.. f r May 25, 1957 . . . this date will long be remembered by the classes of '57 and '58 for on this day at the beau- tiful Spanish Room of the Hershey Hotel, we danced to the smooth strains of Frank Taylor's orchestra. Those who attended were surrounded by lavish eve- ning gowns, sweetly scented corsages, and delicious refreshments. After the prom and the many parties, everyone fell asleep as soon as his head touched the pillow. Many dreams had come into reality at our fabulous Junior-Senior Prom. Mama's Getting Married was presented in assembly by members of our Junior Class. Do you remember Joe DiRienzio, Harry McKillips, and Eddie Kapp in those crazy wigs and skirts? . . . and Bev Stephens and Lana Leone as the irresistible Maudie? After many weeks of practice under the capable direction of Miss Bentz, our play turned out to be one of the most successful ever presented at W.S.H.S. We wish to thank our two splendid casts for a swell iob, and our prompters deserve our lasting praise. CLASS OF '58 JUNIOR PLAY Mama ...,ccc Flo ,,..., ,,,,,, Shirley Widener Aldine Steineman Barbara Hutchinson Pamelia Hippensteel Gall ......, ......,A A nnetta Hilbish Maudie ,,,,,,,,,, , Johnny Morris cccccc Nancy Long Beverly Stephens Lana Leone Eddie Ka pp Eddie Egan c,cc.,, , .,.....c. Harry McKillips Polly Ann Podger ..........c,..., Pat Boyer Kneeland Knight Jr Sue Mathers . ....,. Bill Slothower Kneeland Knight Sr. ...... Wayne Myers Ray Rossiter ...,.,.... Joe DiRienzio Photos by MCCURDY SENIOR BALL You are there . . . January 18, 1958 . . . Penn Harris Hotel . . . the swish of lovely formals, the fragrance of corsages, and the handsomeness of the boys were all a part of our never-to-be- forgotten Senior Ball. Maynard McKissick and his Orchestra provided the dreamy music to which we waltzed until midnight. We continued the evening by attending parties until 6 A.M. The morning was celebrated by having break- fast together. A few hours later, everyone had tumbled into bed to dream of the wonderful time that was had by all. COME OUT OF THE CLOSET Come Out of the Closet, the Senior Play, was presented on November 21 and 22. The curious audience gathered to find out what actually would come out of the closet, but before we solve that mystery, we hear the clanking of machines over- head, a large sum of counterfeit money is uncov- ered and two of the respectable renters turn out to be not at all what we expect them to be! To top off a most enjoyable and mysterious eve- ning, we were really surprised to see two mem- bers of our local Police squad arrest our criminals. This play was excellently performed, and we wish to express our sincere thanks to all com- mittee anol personnel who helped make our per- formance a success. 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Fourth row: Button, Shellenberger, Seagrist, Sanderson, Myers, Nace, Fritz, Lehmer, Kramer. First row: Keffer, Wise, Williams, Telford. Second row: Sutton, Atticks, Wood, Winans, Seasholtz, Johnson. Third row: Savage, Reed, VanKirk, Dean, Six, Berry. First row: Tebbs, Goodall, Putt, Cullen, Stephenson, Case, Lichty, Hassinger. Second row: France, Yesconis, Mellinger, Ressler, Looker, Freed, Jordan, Shelley. Third row: Dwerchak, Smith, Steele, Follet, Clements, Anderson, Williamson, Starr. Fourth row: Swiler, Pichler, Gearhart, Fritz, Bowman, Beale, Zaiser, Appelby, Ebner. First row: Delduca, Savage, Nelson, Rishar, Shuman Second row: Banks, Wilt Leonard, Taylor, Benter Slater. Third rovv: Augus tine, Magnelli, Lechthaler Edres, Keys, Lambert Fourth row: Poole, Pome- roy, Green, Hirsch, Lind- loff, Marshall, Heiges. First row: Kranzel, Williams Eppinger, Stewart, Johnson Gingrich. S e c o n d row Miller, Steever, Wright- stone, Slough, Schuchman, Eppley, Cassell. Third rovv Shipe, Reed, Ross, Busler, O'Donnell, Busler, Scarchel- lo. Fourth row: Hart, Kuhn, Duck, Culver, Long, Sullon- berger, Herrmann. I I SOPHOMORE CLASS First row: Huges, Firestone, Ladd, Seigtord, Grosz, Bol- inger. Second row: Bair, Hammacher, G r a h a m, Wrightstone, Glover, Pres- cott. Third row: Scott, Heck- ert, Kirkpatrick, Gentry, Seiders, Delduca. Fourth row: Kohler, Wallace, Swart- ley, Swiler, Sutton, Hall. l 1 First row: Snyder, Metzner, Heneser, Woods, Barton Kochenderfer, Loy, Warek Second row: Zimmerman Steele, Lerew, Larson, Ervin Ingram, Grossman, Grorn ling. Third row: Wicker Kress, Auxer, Gerber, Mar tin, Diehl, France, Burk Fourth row: Weaver, Miner, Quigley, Zimmerman I Baum, Baughman, Garver- ich, Lauver. First row: Stoner, Osborne, Kupp, Stricker, Kullich, An- drews, Sourbeer. Second row: T a y I o r , Hollinger, Ward, Zink, Laney, Crisp, Harry. Third row: Opper- man, Brubaker, S p ic e r, Smith, Salmon, Steele, Sie- gel, Nye. Fourth row: Hoff- man, Stephens, Magnelli, George, Moore, Maeyer, Mason. First row: Vovakes, Morrow, Brosso, Manning, Fortney, Wolfe, Beisel. Second row: Horner, Fritz, Winters, Hol- linger, Willison, P e t e r s, Snyder. Third row: Phillips, Kramer, Hoar, White, Gens- ler, Copenhaver, Dress. Fourth row: Wright, Ware, Hall, Bohl, Adams, Derrick, Roth. First row: Sloan, Snell, Boob, Shade, Sheely, Phil- lips. Second row: Hancock, Walker, Orr, Witman, Beam- er, Peiffer, Keener, Mc- Combs. Third row: Middles- worth, Heckert, Reed, Bo- denkeimer, Spangler, Vigu- ers, Snyder, Kintz. Fourth row: Dougherty, Badger, Culver, Hall, Tressler, Good- year, Best, Vuxta. First row: Smith, Hull, Tim- ko, Ritchie, Beers, Doyle. Second row: Stewart, Radle, Smith, Hart, Free, Eppinger. Third row: Lovell, Shatto, Beaver, Krantz, Maclay, Brown, Hambright. Fourth row: Hardy, Luta, Frick, Hamilton, Kent, Landefeld, Fries. FRESHMAN CLASS First row: Hammacher, An derson, Attig, Blanteno Miller, Kern. Second row Benner, Funk, Johnson Bair, Arnold, Henry, Zim merman. Third row: Yes conis, Reed, McPherson Moore, Clements, Bittner Fourth row: Polzin, Davis Sultzeberger, Mi I i s a v ic, Resch, Winslow, Straley First row: Rabuck Baum I I Dimick, Kircher, Weaver, Miner. Second row: Ross Psolla, Cirillo, Binkly, Ebner Nolan. Third row: DiRienzo Farrow, Braman, Griffith I Nace, Myers. Fourth row. Underwood, Moyer, Jelen- ko, D e I u c a , Buckbee, Thomas, Smoot. I First row: Hartman, Drzal Farago, Rheem, Lehmann Fishel. Second row: Old ham, Longwell, H o r t e r Wagner, Kurtz, Hamara Third row: Berry, Harro, Gil mer, Galley, Steele, Lemke Fourth row: Sawyer, Bow- man, Boggs, McCurdy, Scar- borough, Wallower. First row: Miller, Hocken- bury, Henry, Shearer, Ste- phenson, Volin, Schwartz. Second row: Brown, Wit- mer, Superka, McCoy, Tus- sey, Lomrnan. Third row: Stoner, Holland, Stolzer, Witmer, Butler, West. Fourth row: James, Hoover, Craig, Bomgard, Wieseman, Hutch- inson. E I G H T H G R A D E First row: Kotsch, Krone, Fry, Conrad, Stum, Riddle. Second row: Ringert, William Freeman, Drzal, Twigg, Zimmerman. Third row: Gilmer, I-ligginbotham, Smith Beard, Yoder, Dorn, McConnell. Fourth row: Lether, Nliller, Fisher, Farnham, John son, Ray, Blyholder. First row: Steward, Ponesmith, Casey, Bucher, Cheek, Flickinger. Second row: Bean, Beyers, Nlundorf, Snyder, Weiss, Hichman, Blazina. Third row: Marston, Masonheimer, Baker, Lefczik, Clippinger, Plank, Martz. Fourth row: Stine, Shelly, Kiner, Vorse, Atkinson, Oliphant, Lantz, Smith. First row: Banks, Zeigler, Moore, Otstot, Schelleham- er, Kerns, Garber. Second rovv: Fick, Klinger, Starner, Todorov, Utter, Harne, Sim- mons. Third row: Alexan- der, B r o w n , Clements, Bordlemay, Sheetz, Gelen- ser, Hazzard. Fourth row: Meyer, Doerrer, Enney, Lin- loft, Gearhart, Burket, Sny- der. First row: Sanders, Bolinger Houtz, Beisel, Cullen. Sec- ond row: Stricker, Fearn- baugh, Linsenbach, Farver Ditmer, Boob. Third row Mongold, Manning, Sierer Heighes, Reed, Maeyer Pechart. Fourth row: Love Little, Davis, Williams Hodge, Wise, Swope. First row: Focht, Thomas Vogelsong, Walter, Arm strong, Morris, Lupey Baumgardner, Second row Pechart, Shuler, Wertz Adams, Herr, Wevodow Schrama, Stonesifer, Lehm- er, Third row: Haas, Sholly Cambell, Eavey, Alexander Smith, Sommerville, Ward Fourth row: Geil, Weller Matthews, Houser, Hain 1 Shearer, Hollinger, Delan- cey, Shanholz, Orris. 1 I 1 r 1 1 First row: Doerrer, Nine- man, Scarborough, Metz- ner, Wrightstone, Peters, Lomman, Romig. Second row: Eppley, Baum, Lyter, Jones, Hartzell, Hocken- bury, Dinger, Winters, Brownewell. Third rovv: Kratzer, Catlin, Shetfer, Kirkland, Jenkins, Smith Reese, Smith, Hall. r First row: Stewart, Hoernle, Crumb, Lauver, Maeyer, Roller, Reem. Second row: Bordlemay, Wrightstone, Long, Eckenrode, Diffender- ter, Baum, Kuntz, Pines. Third row: Schmit, Richards, Eroh, Detvveiler, Smith, Snow, P ie r c e, Garner. Fourth row: Shope, Ray, Webster, Broch, Cass, Ba- som, Stewart, Hoffman. SEVENTH GRADE First row: Binkley, Chan- ning, Meighan, Keen, Rin- gert, Wrightstone, Wilt. Second row: Frances, Roh- land, Mulligan, K ra m e r, Kerns, Kuntz, Blazina. Third row: Diehl, Waltman, Fos- hee, Cook, Seasholtz, Leish- er, Egen, Dann. Fourth row: Karns, Stine, Goodall, An- derson, Hendricks, Garmen, Keener, Frew, Rair. First row: Larson, Turner, Jacobs, Peckert, Peters, Um- holtz, Bell, Raves, Sitman. S e c o n d row: Rinehart, Schrama, Meck, Answorth, Miller, Tyrrell, R e b u c k, Markle, Slaseman. T h i r d row: Hart, Williams, Clegg, Capp, Querry, Baer, Urich, Messimer. First row: Moyer, Sheaffer, Findley, Gardner, Nelson, Trunzo, Alexander. Second rovv: Swartz, Gens, Rupert, Rineer, Hilbish, Snyder, Manning. Third row: Hart, Sussman, Miller, Brown Kohler, Tuthill, Weigel, P. Whitten. Fourth row: Gaug- ler, V. Whitten, Nygren Eshleman, Oxley, Garlinger J. Andersen, Neshit I 1 I First row: Ginrich, Miller, Kauffman, Lutz, Snyder, Brubaker. Second row: Phelps, Thomas, Miller Thorn, Lucas, Shade, Shol- ley. Third row: Bluman- stock, Wise, Fritz, Diller, Hauenstein, Glant. I SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President JACK DRESS Vice President DON POOLE Secretary PAM STEELE Treasurer JANE HARRY Dean MR. BEHMAN JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President PHIL NACE Vice President GEORGE HARRY Secretary NANCY GOODALL Treasurer JOE ANDERSON Dean MISS BENTZ FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President STEVE FARROW Vice President BILL UNDERWOOD Secretary SUE CIRILLO Treasurer BARBARA BAUM Assistant Treasurer CHARLES THOMAS Dean MR. RAY I-ff ACTIVITIES TRCJAN EDITORIAL STAFF Hn-BTSH Wlillif Edto' ASSIS N51oN S-llEditof'l Cllle Producing a top-notch yearbook is the goal of the Troian Editorial Staff. To complete the assignments appointed to them by the Editor, the many departments of the staff worked untiringly to meet each deadline. Their efforts were not in vain, for finally they achieved the satisfaction of a memorable yearbook from cover to cover. First row: Myers, Widner, Fetterolf, Hutchinson, Boyles, Stolzer. Kneeling: Tuthill, Harro, Watson, Maclay, Harder, Long, Slothower, Mays. Sitting: Johnston, Hilbish, Standing: Gates, Stieneman, Arnold, Under- wood, Stetler, Lemke, Weikert, Clegg, Mathers, Lovell, Willis, Leone, Stephens, Hoch, Baum, Bair, TROJAN BUSINESS STAFF Q we T Ti if -'li K l' J? sf 'aff JQE DIRT Busmess MSNZO Da Qer , GAR Assfsranr ,gUl:f:'lOQRE T ess Mana Qer Under The supervision of Joe DiRienzo, George LiTTle, and Gary Moore, The Business STaTT succeeded in raising The necessary funds To finance The i958 Trojan. Many soles were worn Thin by The consTanT pounding of sTafT members as They wenT from place To place seeking ads. Then, Too, There were The STudenT BoosTer Tickefs and yearbook covers ThaT had To be sold. All our Thanks go To This able sTaTT for a iob well done. First row: DiRienzo, Shuler, Long, Moore. Siriing: Kern, Clegg, UmholTz, Johnson. Kneeling: TrouT, Stine, WaTson, Marston, GreenawalT, LiTTle, James. Standing: RineharT, Miller, Quigley, Harro, CoTTon, Youndf, Myers, SToner, Enney, Kranzel. Operating on a budget of more than Sl,OOO, the West Shorian staff, under the direction of Mr. Palmer, advisor, published eight issues during the 1957-58 school year, presenting to the student body and friends of our school, news, features, and sports articles. Along with such regular features as the monthly class personalities, the feature teachers and the V.l.P.'s, the paper participates in the Cumberland County Tuberculosis and Health Association Press Project, covered the ground breaking ceremonies for the new school, and presented a well-rounded series of editorials. First row: Ervin, Locker, Mellinger, Jordan, Myers, Mr Palmer, Paul Goodall, McCurdy, Anderson, Wicker, Second row: Steinneman, Luff Long, Tebbs, Maclay, Lovell, Hilbish, Snyder, Landis, Putt, Clemens Martin, Henesei, Ingram, Zimmerman, Snyder, Loy, Grossman, Crisp Third row: Kress, Stephenson, Shelley, Kochenderfer, Walters, Fortney, Metzner, Leonard. 4 , -P' ig- Q-gm? 'ily'- 17:5 U 7' , , fnijfy Ziff' ' f , t iff, .ff A -Y ' ' 1 K i , ,-4 . V ig - as P N if 7 V4 V 1' j7ZZ?'Z ffQ i .- in K -, ll J! F 1 PATRIOT NEWS STAFF Emily Myers, Myrtle Hoch, Janet Frey, and Sue Leonard, real scoop snoopers, did a good iob in covering school affairs via the Harrisburg Patriot News. The girls were entertained at the beginning of the year by the Patriot News at a banquet, honoring the correspondents. Thanks to Miss Lack for supervising this group. Left to right: Myers, Hoch, Leon- ard, Miss Lack, Advisor, Frey. SCHO0L'S REPCRT This year's School's Report Staff, headed by Bonnie Tuthill and Sandy Stetler, conscientiously gave extensive news coverage of the activities happening at West Shore High to the listening audience of WCMB. Included in their Saturday morning shows were news, sports, musical selections, and interviews. Beverly Stephens covered the special happenings, and presented them on High School Highlights. Left to right: Baum, Stephens, Mrs, Kearns, Advisor, Watson, Gerber, Mr. Behman, Advisory Martin, Smith, Stetler, Watkins, Tuthill. STUDENT COUNCIL After a week of vigorous campaigning the stu- dents elected Stan Johnston to the office of Stu- dent Council President. With the co-operation of all the Student Coun- cil Representatives, the year '57-'58 proved to be a success. Such proiects as Parents' Day, selecting records for the iuke box, sponsoring the sale of school jackets, deciding the dress for the P.T.A. dances, selling cushions at the football games, arranging for the individual pictures to be taken, sponsor- ing a Sadie Hawkins Day and a Dress-up Day, taking responsibility for the sale of Booster Tickets, issuing certificates to those on the Honor and Distinguished Honor Rolls, and presenting an Assembly program were undertaken by the Coun- cil. Whatever the iob, large or small, we con- gratulate the Council for their enthusiasm and determination to make our school better. President . .. .. STAN JOHNSTON Vice President . . s,,, JOE ANDERSON Secretary . .. ANNETTA HILBISH Treasurer .. . DAN TRAYER Sitting: Stephenson, Yesconis, Mrs. Brown, Advisory Anderson, Johnston, Hilbish, Trayer, McKillips, Nye, Standing, first row: Bittner, Catlin, Clements, Winslow, Goodall, Sitman, Krone, Freeman, Kern, Walters, Messimer, Yoder, Sminky, Kircher. Second row: Gentry, Farrow, Thomas, Magnelli, Millard, Sawyer, Harry, Auxer. I NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY President WILLIAM SLOTHOWER Vice President DANIEL TRAYER Secretary ELLEN BIRK Treasurer GARY MOORE Advisors MISS BENTZ Mr. EDWARDS MR. PALMER MR. HENDRICKS The National Honor Society, an established tradition at West Shore High School, has become the summit of achievement in our high school search tor education. Elected to membership by the faculty, these students are chosen on the basis of their outstanding character, scholarship, leadership, and service. Our congratulations to these students so worthy of tribute. First row: Mr. Palmer, Trayer, Slothower, Moore, Birk, Miss Bentz. Second row: Mr. Edwards, Leone Snyder, Watson, Fetteroff, Stetler, Underwood, Tuthill, Hilbish, Mr. Hendricks. First row: Eade, Stone, Lutf, Stetler, Tuthill, McGunigal, Hoffman, Ferrell, Larson, Mason, Zaiser, Salmon, Anderson, Follet, Nye, Hilbish, Boyles, Steinemann, Harder, Fetterolf, Tebbs. Second row: Bair, Mc- Clellan, Diffenderfer, Brown, Steele, Kullich, Sourbeer, Herman, Kimmel, Baughman, Derrick, Opperman, Lehmer, Bowman, Johnson, Lauver, Baum, Harry, Fritz, Metzner, Arnold, Stephens, Tyler. Third row: Lerew, Barton, Stoner, Lambert, Wentz, Maclay, Watkins, Seigrist, Wood, Looker, Williamson, Baum, Miner, Roth, DiRienzo, Harro, Johnston, Martin, Leonard, Snyder, Zimmerman, Burk, Birk, Mr. Williams. Fourth row: Smith, Maeyer, Zimmerman, Kapp, Dean, Slothower, Reeser, Bowman, O'Brien, Ritter, Williams, Miller, Lernke, VanKirk, Long, Stolzer, Hutchinson, Myers. Pianist, Susan Underwood. A CAPPELLA CHOIR The A Cappella Choir, under the direction of Mr. L. P. Williams, has completed an outstanding year of musical activities. The Choir's first appearances were made in December when the annual Christmas program was presented to the P.T.A., repeated for the student body, and telecast over WHP-TV. Our very capable Mixed Ensemble sang in the halls of the high school each morning during the week before Christmas, presented programs for the Lemoyne Civic Club and the grade schools of the iointure, and participated in County Chorus. In March, the operetta, The Pirates of Penzance was presented by the choir and was a huge success. The climax to the choir activities of the year was the long-awaited choir banquet. MIXED ENSEMBLE First row: Underwood, McGunigal Stetler, Boyles, Harder, Tebbs, Fet terolf. Second row: Looker, Wood Watkins, Seigrist, Bowman, Wil liams, Slothower, Lemke. Not pic tured: Stone. 1 1 f Flu First row: Clemens, Wolcott, Longwell, Forrer, Sminkey, Curnes, Chick, D. Lovell, Timko, Brubaker, Leiter, Schrama, Fry, Schwartz, Fishel, Johnston, Otstot,.Morris, Bordlemay, Seierer, Griffin, Utter, Doyle, Plank, P. Clements, Smith, Blyholder, Flickinger, Casey. Second row: Steele, W. Psolla, C. Williams, Galley, F. Gilmer, Drzal, Marston, Ringert, Sheetz, Kotsch, Snyder, Shearer, T. Lemke, Henry, Stum, Conrad, Mundorf, Miller, Johnson, Vorse, Atkinson, McCoy, Weaver, Hammacher, Arnold, Harne, Hay, Matthews, Bucher, Blazina, Baker, Hendricks. Third row: Bittner, Anderson, D. Clemens, Rabuck, Griffith, Fortney, McGlaughlin, Martz, Wevodau, Wertz, R. Hollinger, Farnham, Freeman, Turner, D. Gilmer, Ross, Weiss, J. Psolla, lrvin, Smoot, Hain, Stoner, C. Lemke, Funk, Baum, Nace, Romig, Horter, Masonheimer, Banks, Mr. Williams. Fourth row: Viguers, Herman, Wallower, Sholley, Lefszik, Twigg, V. Williams, Yoder, Ponesmith, Beaver, Eppinger, Clippinger, Snyder, Lantz, Rhoads, Mull, Farrow, Un- derwood, B. Lovell, Luta, Sawyer, Deluca, Badger, Heckert, Myers, Buckbee, DiRienzo, Dimich, Bowman, Middlesworth, Whitman. JUNIOR CHCIR The musical contributions of our Junior Choir, composed of eighth and ninth grade students, are indeed worthy of recognition. The choir participated in the annual Christmas program for the P.T.A. and the student body, and in the spring, presented the program, Better Than a Circus, for the public. These young songsters are certainly proving their ability for future membership in the A Cappella Choir. The choirs and student body of West Shore High School wish to express heart- felt appreciation and thanks to Mr. L. P. Williams, director of vocal music. His un- tiring efforts and willingness to help have done much toward maintaining the excel- lent musical record of our school. For this great service, go our thanks to a true mu- sician, conscientious teacher, and good friend. 'PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT BAND Mr. William Johnson has com- pleted his sixth year as director of instrumental music in the West Shore High School System. Under his capable direction, our band has continued its excellent record of achievement and has made in- valuable contributions to the community. Many youngsters in the school system are receiving, through instrumental instruction, training for future band member- ship. Our thanks to Mr. Johnson for another year of outstanding service. bl g , 'L ,nl - V ' 'fx iff 2 I nail 3 s all . I1 t AT Ei Iwi s i f f 'zz 'Qi 1?r3 iili iiiziiiiffiiisip 1' i. hifi: Sif- , 'Q HU! 4x ,sg zgihf Q iii! 5 Q EE: -zz. nz. ni. 2' 1 . : 2 1 g F w! i ' Patsy Putt, Lela Nicholas, Judy Fetterolf, Peggy Zimmerman, Patsy Maclay, Nancy Goodall, Annetta Hilbish, Doris Walters. We extend a sincere thanks to the cheerleaders, who tirelessly and untailingly, create an atmosphere of vim, vigor, and vitality! West Shore High never plays a football game or a basketball game without the assistance of the cheerleaders. Led by pert an' pretty Patsy Maclay, the gals prepare excellent pep meetings and are always ready to join our teams for a v-i-c-t-o-r-y! COLOR GUARD Adding zest and sparkle to our band are these four pert color guards. Carrying their new flags, these las- sies led our band at football games and parades. Many thanks to you and your sub- stitute, Helen Tebbs, for giving so willingly of your time to add color to our bandfront. Barbara Hutchinson, Ellen Paul, Ginger Boyles, Emily Myers. Standing: Gloria Bair, Beverly Stephens, Roberta Gromling, Barbara Jordan, Joan Luff, Sandra Burk Aldine Steineman, Sue Mathers. Front: Bonnie Tuthill. High-stepping . . . attractive . . . sparkling! These are the characteristics of our W. S. Maiorettes. Football games and parades always see cute Bonnie Tuthill leading the' gals through their paces. Thanks for adding your zesty routines to the ever-popular football songs we all love! Proudly carrying the school banner this year, are these two perky sophomores. These cute girls give freely of their time to the band. They and their substi- tute, Diane Lerew, did a superb iob of representing our school. Linda Gerber, Eleanor Spicer. BANNER BEARERS fi? 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P AT SHANHOLTZ SPCR TS DREHER RICHARDS Assistant Coach wr ,amy c 'rf ear- , wt .--, 5 T 1: . ,nnf -no .7 Fi? 77. 5 5 First row: Prowell, Magnelli, McKillips, DiRienzo, Ritter, Grimwood, Trayer, Youndt, Focht, A. Quigley, Davis. Second row: Wood, Reeser, O'Brien, Bohl, Bowman, Anderson, Marshall, Watkins, Six, Kramer. Third row: Reed, Zimmerman, McFee, Steele, Ware, J. Quigley, Nye, Opperman. Fourth row: Manager Byrem, Coach Starr, Coach Friend, Maeyer, Dress, Craig, Coach Richards, Manager Beaver, Manager Sutton. VARSITY FOOTBALL The 1957 season of varsity football turned out to be a season of hard luck and bad breaks. Having lost Coach Groover to the service of the United States and many of the gridiron champs from last year's team, our boys faced a year of uncertainty. Norman Friend took over the task of training the team and did a good job. One of our worst breaks came when a potential star, Dan Trayer, was injured while playing and was unable to complete the season. Although the season ended with nine losses, the Troians boomeranged and won the traditional Thanksgiving Day game. We wish to thank the Troians for their efforts put forth in each game. NORMAN FRIEND Coach JlM STARR Assistant Coach ' H! j 'Jr 4, f 'x fx ,Xe X, wa, a 3 1 'H is HP' pw. X JI ,ef A K X 5 7 GOVERNOR MIFFLIN-Sl W. S.-O Due to inexperience and first game iitters our Trojans went down to defeat by the overwhelming score of 31-O. Scoring 25 points in the first half, the Mustangs had no trouble in holding West Shore scoreless through the four periods. HUMMELSTOWN-19 W. S.-7 Journeying to Hummelstown on a cold Friday night, the Troians went down to their second defeat by a score of T9-7. Leo Davis scored West Shore's lone touchdown on a T3-yard run and Dan Trayer ran the ball across for the extra point. SHIPPENSBURG-l 2 W. S.-7 In their initial home game of the season our Troians fell prey to the Shippensburg Greyhounds by the score of T2-7. Dan Trayer scored the only West Shore touch- down early in the first quarter. The Tro- ians held a 7-6 lead until the last 2 min- utes of the game, when the Greyhounds pushed over to score the winning touch- down. SUEQUENITA-21 W. S.-6 On October l2th, traveling to Susquen- tia, the West Shore eleven continues their three-game losing streak by dropping the contest to the Blackhawks 21-6. Leo Davis scored West Shore's lone touchdown early in the first quarter. Susquenita scored in the second, third, and fourth quarters to wrap up an easy victory. CUMBERLAND VALLEY-60 W. S.-7 ln their last night contest for the season the Troians iourneyed to Cumberland Valley where they were soundly defeated by a score of 60-7. The Eagles found the Troians no trouble in handing them their fifth loss. West Shore's only touchdown was scored by Tom Bowman on a plunge. SUSQUEHANNA 27-W.S. O Meeting the Indians from Sus- quehanna on West Shore's field, the Trojans went down to defeat for the sixth straight time by a 27-O score. Displaying a fine of- fense, the Indians had no trouble holding the Trojans scoreless. BOILING SPRINGS 27-W.S. O Again playing at West Shore, the Trojans repeated the perform- ance of the previous game. This week it was the Boiling Spring's Bubblers who handed the Tro- jans a 27-O loss. ENOLA I4-W.S. O Playing on New Cumberland's field, the Trojans showed im- provement in their defense by holding the league-leading Enola to I4 points. However, the Panthers had no trouble using a fine offense plus the I4 points to shut out our Trojans I4-O. CAMP HILL 32-W.S. I9 Journeying to the Lion's field the Trojans met arch-rivals only to be handed their ninth straight set- back, 32-19. Leo Davis, George Horner, and Tom Bowman scored the T.D.'s NEW CUMBERLAND I3-W.S. 27 Playing on a rain soaked field the West Shore Trojans entered the win column by defeating the New Cumberland Tigers 27 to IS. By using a single wing offense and throwing up a strong defense, the Trojans had little trouble with the Tigers. Leo Davis accounted for the first two W.S. touchdowns with runs of 4 yards and 31 yards respectively. Tom Bowman scored the third TD on a run of 2 yards and also ran for 3 extra points. The final tally of the game was scored by Jim Stoner on a pass play from quarterback, Joe Anderson. Leo Davis received Player-of-the-Week honors for his excellent play in this game. First row: Steever, Cassell, Hoover, Smith, Farrow, Voglesong, Beaver, Reed, Kurtz, Deluca, Shearer. Second row: Miller, Lovell, Thomas, Kramer, Hardy, Harro, Moyer, Horner, Stuckey, Dougherty, Krantz. Third row: Nolan, Hall, White, Wright, Culver, Maclay, James, Hart, Eppinger. Fourth row: Shatto, Kent, Green, Hornberger, Long, Hoar, Magnelli, Lechthaleer, Sawyer. Fifth row: Foshee, Manager, Coach Bollen, Vorse, Manager. JUNIOR i VARSITY FOOTBALL The Baby Troians ot West Shore High School began their T957 season under the direction of Russel Moser and Stanley Bollen. The season turned out to be a good one for our J.V.'s who finished with a record of three wins, three losses, and one tie. We congratu- late the coaches and the team and wish them a good season again RUSSELL MOSER Coach next year. ' STANLEY BOLLEN, Assistant Coach West Shore ...,........ l9 Susquenita ,,,, --, O West Shore ,..,,.,..... 7 Enola ,..-..-.,----- ,,,-- 'I 9 West Shore ..........,. 6 Camp Hill ,,,,,,,.,,,,., 19 WGST Shore ............ O N. Cumberland -..,,- 0 West Shore ,,,.,.,...,. O C. Valley ----,,,A,M,,w--- 31 West Shore ............ 6 Middletown ,.., m O WSST Shore ............ 27 Susquehanna ...... .,---2O Left to right: Anderson, Wood, Herman, Slothower, Trayer, Millard, Beale, Bowman, O'Brien, Grimwood, Reeser. BOYS' BASKETBALL Starting this season with an entirely new first team, Coach Norman Friend had the problem of organizing both effective offensive and defensive units. The team had only a fair season because of this inexperience. Comprising the first team were newcomers John Millarcl, Marlin Grimwoocl, Duane Wood, and veterans Bill O'Brien and Don Beale. Bill Slothower and Gary Reeser were frequent substitutes. Howie McFee played the first half of the season but due to an iniury, was forced to sit along the sidelines during the remaining games. NORMAN FRIEND, Coach W.S. 42 CAMP HILL 66 Facing their rival enemies the Troians were easily set down for their second defeat. The W.S. J.V.'s were successful and won their game by a 37 to 32 score. W.S. 37 NEW CUMBERLAND 54 Playing on the Tiger's floor the West Shore five went down to defeat once again. Howie McFee was high scorer with 12 points. W.S. 49 NORTHERN JOINT 36 ln their first game of the sea- son, West Shore traveled to Dills- burg and defeated the Polar Bears by a 49 to 36 score. Bill O'Brien was high scorer for the Trojans with 15 points. W.S. 53 SUSQUENITA 45 The Trojans made use of a 16-point third quarter to defeat the Black Hawks by a 53 to 45 score. Bill O'Brien led the scoring with 15 points. W.S. 38 W.S. 51 HUMMELSTOWN 50 Duane Wood provided the ex- citement in West Shore's first home game of the season by tossing a 30 Lt. goal in the final 3 seconds to put the Troians ahead. W.S. 45 ENOLA 47 West Shore lost its first game at the hands of the Enola Pan- thers by a score of 47 to 45. Howie McFee and John Millard were the high scorers with 14 and 12 points respectively. W.S. 38 SUSQUEHANNA 41 CUMBERLAND VALLEY 42 ln spite of John Millard's 12 Losing their third straight game, West Shore was defeated by Cumberland Valley by a 42 to 38 score. Bill O'Brien was high scorer for the losers with 12 points. W.S. 74 BOILING SPRINGS 39 Gary Reeser's 17 points took the scoring honors in a rather lop- sided Troian victory. Coach Friend cleared the bench as the entire team contributed to the victory. points, the Troians were not able to offset a late drive by the ln- dians and lost their 4th in a row. W.S. 40 CAMP HILL 70 Don Beale's II points was the best the Troians could do against a much stronger Camp Hill team. The Lions led from the start and were never approached. W.S. 58 NORTHERN JT. 52 The Troians again defeated the Polar Bears, this time on West Shore's floor. Marlin Grimwood took the high scoring honors with 23 points. W.S. 3I SUSQUENITA 50 Playing on the Blackhawk's floor, the Troians ran out of gas in the second half and were easily defeated. W.S. 55 CUMBERLAND VALLEY 58 ln a close game, the Trojans couldn't seem to take advantage of Don Beale's and Gary Reesler's combined 3I points. W.S. 46 BOILING SPRINGS 42 In another close contest, W.S. had some trouble with a team they had beaten easily at the start of the season. Marlin Grimwood was again high scorer with 20 points. W.S. 34 SUSQUEHANNA 46 For the second time this sea- son Susquehanna found the win- ning combination. Marlin Grim- wood's I2 points had little effect on the rampaging Indians. W.S. 54 HUMMELSTOWN 52 ln a close, hard fought game, West Shore came out on top by a narrow 2-point margin. Marlin Grimwood sparked the Troians with I9 points. W.S. 54 ENOLA 38 Revenging their earlier loss to the Panthers, the Troians handed them a 54-38 loss. Good all-around play was sparked by Bill O'Brien's I6 points. W.S. 50 NEW CUMBERLAND 58 Marlin Grimwood's 22 points weren't enough to catch the fast- moving Tigers. A 5-point Troian lead at half time was quickly overcome in the third quarter by New Cumberland. Left to right: Farrow, Horner, Underwood, Quigley, Zimmerman, Ritchie, Garverich, Polzin, Salmon BOYS' J.V. BASKETBALL This year the J.V.'s were under the direction of Coach James Starr. Due to the loss of last year's first string team the baby Troians were handicapped by inexperience. In spite of this the team came through with a fairly good season. Good playing by Ted Sutton, John Ritchie, Mike Bohl, Jim Zimmerman, and Steve Farrow gives the Varsity something to look forward to during the future years. JAMES STARR, Coach 1 - .pr S 'S 'Q -uw Y Us 5 M my 25? Ei 4 fi b , f .. ' i 'KR i ' ' X g , 2I 'H'i 4 ' k r x ' ' ' dc AR L L. 31 L HY? A E S KA 4 kk 17, ' XX , 7 ffm.: 1 L if Ns f pk , 3, Y ' Q 5 gg l ,A gi 'FW .. Qs GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Left to right: Bohl, Arnold, Umholtz, Tuthill, Mellinger, Steinemann, Boyles, Redfern, Miss Jones, Coach, Joan Luff, Manager. As the i957-58 basketball season came to a close the West Shore girls were able to boast thirteen vic- tories and one defeat. Led by captain Gerry Umholtz through game after game of hard, calm, cool playing the Troianettes were able to win the Lower Susque- hanna Conference Division A Championship for the second straight year. Throughout the season the games were high-lighted by the accurate shooting of the forwards and the fine defensive play by the guards. Each of the players realize that none of this could have been possible without the sound coaching of Miss Jones and her desire for good sportsmanship which was an ever present asset to the team. MISS JONES, Coach GIRLS' J.V. BASKETBALL First row: Steigleman, Leonard, Morrow Grossman. Second row: Miss Arney, Coach Martin, Burk, Lambert, Brubaker, Divine Gromling, Osborne, Diehl. W.S. 54 ALUMNAE 43 The opening game of the season was the tra- ditional game when old friends clash. After a hard fought game the W.S. lassies emerged vic- torious. Gerry Umholtz was high scorer with 28 points. WS. 70 CUMBERLAND VALLEY 61 On January 10 the Troianettes met Cumberland Valley on their home court. After gaining a quick 16-7 lead in the first quarter W.S. went on to win 70-61. Fine defensive play by Aldine Steine- mann plus Doris Redfern's 39 points were the deciding factors. W.S. 66 CAMP HILL 59 The whiz kids, playing an inter-divisional tilt, won a close one 66-59. The score was 57-57 with three minutes to play, but a determined effort by the Troianettes plus each of the forwards hitting in the 20's was decisive. W.S. 59 BOILING SPRINGS 33 The lassies had no trouble with Boiling 'Springs as they led 30-11 at halftime. Miss Jones was able to use everyone on the bench. Gerry Umholtz had 18 points and Doris Redfern added 17. W.S. 61 CAMP HILL 57 The whiz kids chalked up their tenth straight victory by defeating Camp Hill for the second time this season. It was a tough battle but the superior strength of our girls proved over- powering. W.S. 45 ENOLA 42 Traveling to Enola for their first league game, the lassies found themselves in a point for point battle. Although the girls were seven points behind with less than five minutes to play, their determination never ceased until the final whistle signaled a 45-42 victory. W.S. 60 SUSQUEHANNA 47 On January 14 the lassies met Susquehanna on their home court. The fine defensive play by the guards plus Umholtz's 21 points, proved too much for the Indians. W.S. 51 CUMBERLAND VALLEY 44 Cumberland Valley gave the Troianettes a rough first half, and for the first time in the season W.S. trailed by one point at halftime. Rallying in the third quarter our girls ended it with a 51-44 victory. W.S. 65 CENTRAL DAUPHIN 52 The Troianettes added another one to the win column by beating Central Dauphin 65-52. The offensive attack was led by Gerry Umholtz with 22 points while guards. W.S. 76 SUSQUEHANNA 71 This was the game of the year. The Indians tied the score 71-71 with four seconds to play but a basket and three foul shots in overtime spelled victory for the Troianettes. Gerry Umholtz scored 45 points to set this season's record for points scored in a single L.S.C. game. W.S. 53 ENOLA 37 The Troianettes out played and out scored Enola in every quarter to put themselves only a game short of the Championship. Senior guard, Aldine Steinemann did a fine job defensively while Gerry Umholtz led the offensive attack with 20 points. W.S. 50 CENTRAL DAUPHIN 62 The thirteenth game on February 13 proved unlucky as the Troianettes dropped their only game of the season to Central Dauphin. The girls put up a valiant battle but iust couIdn't pull ahead. W.S. 58 BOILING SPRINGS 38 The lassies clinched the L.S.C. division A title by downing Boiling Springs 58-38. After a slow start in the first quarter, W.S. caught fire to out-score Boiling Springs in the remaining three quarters. W.S. 61 MECHANICSBURG 43 The Troianettes finished the season with an easy victory over the Wildcats. Gerry Umholtz ended the season by sinking 30 points. ff'f?pE 2-325525 W5 wi .. W,..,,..,,.v,, W,,.,,,. , , iw :Q-:.w..:,:: IAf,-::':f:3v:f.zz4gs:3? ff ff:11-'f?ss,'w12sis.4 W L + . Mig-54 'L mmf M H' H' X .I W' Q up Qs F' Us J 2 W -ff g diy 3 s ff? First row: Mellinger, Mefzner, Schuman, Umholtz, Snyder. Second row: McGunigaI, Brackbill, Leonard, Bohl, Wicker, Morrow. Third row: Hammacher, Brown, Redfern, STeinemann, Brubaker. Sfanding: Miss Jones, Coach. SOFTBALL Hoping for a successful season, The WesT Shore TroianeTTes' sofTball Team began pracTice in April. Wirh veTerans Gerry UmholTz and Erin Harder, The TroianeTTes' are expecied To make a fine show- ing. The girls' good Teamwork does iusTice To coach Mary E.. Jones' able direcTion. New senior members of The 1958 squad are Aldine STeine- mann and Gayle RiTchie. First row: Stever, Lyter, Wagner, Myers, Fishel, Hartman, Woods, Shearer, Nolan. Second row: Busler, Manager, Auxer, Derick, Goodling, Bartlett, Augustine, Anderson, Wood, Moyer, Stewart, Eppinger. Third row: Mr. Gasull, Moore, Manager, McKillips, Kimmel, Garverick, Snyder, Berry, Mayer, Weisman, Jelenko, Ritchie, Weaver, Sawyer, Kramer, Manager. Fourth row: Hardy, Kramer, Bohl, Sanderson, Magnelli, Appleby, Adams, Ritter, Quigley, Ware, Nace, Craig, Farrow, Mr. Moser. BASEBALL The 1958 Baseball season will be a rebuilding one for Coach Gasull's Troians. The 1957 season ended with 8 starters graduating. Last year's squad bore a commendable record of 8 wins and 6 losses, preceeded by a four-year championship reign. There are 12 veterans from last year's squad, most of whom already have seen action. Those returning are: Jim Ritter, Harry McKillips, Alan Herman, Duane Wood, Charles Appleby, Joe Anderson, Phil Nace, Jeff Ware, AI Magnelli, Jim Quigley, Ed Augustine, and Keith Kramer. With these returning 12 and with the new recruits, West Shore is striving for another championship team. MR. GASULL and MR. MOSER, Coaches First row: Neff, Harro, Hoover, Nye, Lunsford, Freed, Follett, Williamson, Steele, Lichty. Second row Ebner, Dress, Mull, Miller, Kurtz, Reed, Thomas, Stuckey, Magnelli, Hoar, Hall, Lovell. Third row: Kapp Marshall, Enney, DiRienzo, Hall, Underwood, Roth, Green, Daugherty, Horner, Stoner. Fourth row: Ross Herman, George, Seagrist, Grimwood, Youndt, Dean, Bowman, Zimmerman, Trayer, Baum, Miner, Boggs Deluca, Smith, Mr. Wolfe. TRACK MR. WOLFE, Coach The track and field squad of '58 with Seniors Jim Youndt, Jim Stoner, Joe DiRienzo, Joe Enney, and Dan Trayer returning from last year will be an im- posing threat for the foes ofthe mighty Trojans. Along with the returning sen- iors there will be many underclassmen, who gained a great deal of experience last year. The spirit of these boys coupled with the support of the stu- dents is a combination which will place the Troians high among the competi- tion facing them. Z Tl-I SV!!! W ' q 0l Wh I'k X61-'EAT' A Yo exec Cl Q 0 ff fl 4 9 U f ov. 6 OVG 5 be X , ,K 9' 2:9 Q K 5 X B We've gone Ivy League with humans, buckles, d 1 p -560 QQf'fN' 'Sf fg Ye X 1 Q5 . W1 '??fafatwif':'f1'5g! j S XXX J X! ,-X ,.-. - -2 A. -px Q5 I Q ,L ff? fha. fgfbx has N? i v.. V Elvis Presley P f B TH , 'va 7 , l!14,Q'.4z' llllf ffl I What's new below the knees? Knee highs and gumdrops. i l ,, , Too young to go sfeady?l!?? 1 f Birth of a new car 'Tell her we're wearing the usual, crew necks and blazers. ie' Ai A Q TT ,Fm In to 8Q0hor-4 Digs .11-s s R 1 ' L za F, i 'il I 3,1 45 E J 'Q 2 ld 'sf ' i N I ' l Eleanor Roosevelt Dwight D. Eisenhower STUDENT BOOSTERS CLASS OF '58 Pam '58 Judy and Marlin Pat and Frank Ray Cotton MacDiRienzomaninkaufski Annetta and Harry Joe Enney '58 Ray Bender Marie and Tom Helen and Ronnie Bill '58 Dotty '58 and Ken '57 Ginny and Tom Sissy '58 Pete and Erin Ellen '58 Sue and John Tex '58 Stan and Barb '58 Moose '58 L. L. L. '58 Joanie and Larry Nancy Lee '58 Sue Snyder Don and Ellen Big Al '58 and Short Barb Ginny and Ronnie Rita '58 and Busler '60 Ruth Ann '58 and Ronnie '55 John '58 and Meatballs '59 Sandy '58 and Bob '57 Chimp '58 and Nancy '59 Ned and Harry '58 Joyce Prosser '58 Carolyn and Kenney Earl and Gayle Shirlie '58 Helen '58 Jo '58 and Ron '56 Fish '58 Dan '58 Chimmie '58 Alverta '58 Jackie '58 Jim '58 Dave and Linda Susan '58 Ruthie and Bob '58 Carolyn '58 Nancy and Clark '58 Pat and Bill '58 Schlotz '58 Barb and Jimmy Snooks Lou '58 Nan '58 Jeanne '58 Jess and Cap '58 Bonnie '58 Aldine '58 Diana and Art Charlie and Pat '58 Jimger '58 Betty and Kevin '58 Upde '58 CLASS OF '59 Tom '59 Penny and Dennis Goody '59 Dona '59 Skip '59 Billy and Lynda '59 Buckwheat l '59 Buckwheat ll '59 Snorkey '59 Donna ancl Ronnie Janet and Bruce '59 Snuffy '59 Mary and Bill Helen '59 CLASS OF '60 The Three Aces, Dick, Don, Fred Jim Quigley '60 Jim Green '60 Gene Heiges '60 Linda '60 Marlin Grosy Barb '60 Roberta '60 Paul and Bonnie McFudd 81 McFudd lnc. Fred and Esther lIMagII l6O Sandy '60 and Bill '57 Bette '60 'and Gutty '58 Carol and John Barry and Rita Norm and Joan '60 Harper Swartley '60 Wallace CLASS OF '61 Jim and Jackie Denny Miner? Tom Polzin? Barry Lovell? Barry and Joann Whit? Jerry and Joanne Terry? Jackie and Fred J.W.O. and J.S.L. Dick and Penny Mary '61 Joyce Sanderson Elaine '61 Lil '61 Joanne '61 Demmi '61 Barb Sherry Phillips '61 Wege '61 Ginny Free Ralph Alleman Bonnie Daniels CLASS OF '62 Mary Blazina '62 Denny and Pennie '62 Sue and Dick '62 Cheryl '62 Jo '62 Bill and Linda '62 Jaye '62 Charlie? Tank! Carol '62 Sandy '62 Jan '62 George '62 Ronald '62 Andrea Hay '62 George Enney '62 Bob Johnson '62 Pat Mullin '62 Oliver J. Dragon '62 Rosemarie '62 Steve Vorse '62 Gretch '62 Judy Twigg '62 CLASS OF '63 George Sponsler '63 Diane and Dee '63 Barb and Edson '63 Penny and Terry '63 Howard '63 Jug '63 Patsy '63 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Werf Mr. and Mrs. Lesfer Johnslon Mr. and Mrs. Howard Daniels Mr. and Mrs. Jeno D. DiRienzo Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. . William A. Slofhower Rober+ L. Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Kennefh C. Hilbish Mr. and Mrs . Charles Hippensfeel Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Birlc Mr. and Mrs. Roy Harro Jr. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs . V. Richard James . Charles G. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Jacob B. Harder Mr. and Mrs. Herberl' B. Kern Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs . Leroy Logan . Hobarf Lockman Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Bear W. N. Boyer Complimenfs of a Friend ALUMNI Mr. and Mrs. Walfer G. Trayer William W. Dolbey Jr. Edwin Junlrin, '55 Emily Anderson, '57 John Adams, '54 Dave and Marigayle, '55 Mrs. Alberl' Sfewarf Lillian and John Bush, '29 Ter Bush, '55 Velma Seifref Bob, '57 and Judy, '58 Glenn Bushey, '43 Jack Ray Frances Rineer FACULTY Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Waife Mrs. Rufh Blaine Mr. L. Pemberfon Williams Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Sfum Miss Nellie Lack Miss Keaf Mr. and Mrs. Baugher Mr. and Mrs. Spiclcler Mr. and Mrs. Powers Mrs. 'Dorofhy Kirpafriclc Mrs. Reba L. Rowe Mr. and Mrs. W. Purnell Payne Mr. and Mrs. David E. Franfz Mr. and 'Mrs. Roberf F. Brown Miss lnza C. Benfz Mr. and Mrs. Gasull Mrs. Rufh E. Bifner Mr. and Mrs. Terrence V. Palmer, Jr Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Kearns Miss Sylvia Horger Mr. and Mrs. John Burl: Mr. and Mrs. Sfanle F. Bollen Miss Mable M. Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Books Mr. and 'Mrs. Milfon E. Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Moser Mr. and Mrs. George E. Hendriclcs Mr. and Mrs. Norman Friend Miss 'Mary E. Jones Mr. and 'Mrs. William A. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Leroy F. Harmon Mr. and Mrs. Louis S. Edwards, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Williamson Lloyd William Clegg, '55 Ronnie, '55 and Rufh, '58 Class of '63 Cumi, '63 Ralph, '63 Van, '63 Linda Widener, '63 Susan, '63 Glenn and Lenda, '63 Donnie, '63 Linda, '63 Linda Puff, '63 Befsy and Diclt, '63 Jenny and Johnny, '63 Yvonne and Jerry, '63 Norm Ninneman, '63 Bill and Jane, '63 Dicl: Mlefzner, '63 Sally, '63 and Jaclr, '60 Treva Smifh, '63 Richard Harf, '63 BOOSTERS Class of '63 Rebecca Jane Meclt, '63 Dane Kunfz, '63 William Kunfz, '63 Judy, '63 and Larry, 58 Judy Lufz, '63 Nancy Long, '63 Dona, '63 and Guy, '63 Charles Kern, '63 Bob, '63 and Mona, '63 Ann Laney, '63 Shorfy Hess, '63 James Egan, '63 Paula Hoffman, '63 Shiny Esh Ronald Garlinger, '63 Danny and Liz, '63 Kafhleen Hoernle Jane Jinlzins, '63 Class of '63 Doris Fearnbaugh, '63 John and Dee Tim Firesfone, '63 Sue Geno, '63 Mille and Janine, '63 Joyce Keener, '63 Barb, '63 Kay and Harold Karen, '63 and Eddie, '62 Andy, '63 Bill Blayina, '63 Karen '63 and Eddie, '63 P. E. B., '63 Charlef and Ralph Sandi and Richard Karen, '63 and Eddie, '62 Kay and George WEBSTER RADIO 81 TV 300 S. Fronf SI. WORMLEYSBURG Phone CE 8-4495 PHILCO PRODUCTS We Service AII Makes of Radio and TV WORMLEYSBURG DAI LY ' MARKET Qualify Mea+s and Groceries Phone CE 3-2857 Phone CE 29758 BRUCE LEACH, HAI R CUTTING, COLD WAVES, HAIR COLORING HAIR STYLING. FACIALS INC- M's BEAUTY SALON Smce Iqos 242 Bosler Ave. Cemeni Producis LEMOYNE' PA. and Concre'I'e Work Telephone WAYLITE BUILDING UNITS CE 4.5.63 7+h and Reading R.R. Q Lemoyne. Pa. WM. A. WRAY MUSIC HOUSE CONN ORGAN KIMBALL PIANOS Pianos Boughi-Sold-RenI'ed Terms 'I'o Sui+ 328 Markei Sfreei LEMOYNE. PA. RE 7-7I43 The Wes+ Shore House of Music OTTO 81 HOLLINGER, INC. Building MaI'eriaI-Lumber and MiIIworIc 408-4I0 MARKET ST. Lemoyne, Pa. Phone RE7-678I Fencing 'for All Purposes LOWER 81 QUIGLEY, TV RCA TV RCA Whirlpool Appliances Anfennas-Ro+ors-Converiors REPAIRS AND SERVICE CALLS CEdar 2-3948 I5Ih and Bridge Sfreefs NEW CUMBERLAND, PA. Besf Wishes Io I'he CIass of I958 HARRISBURG SEAPLANE BASE Boa+ing HeadquarI'ers 333 S. Froni S+. Wormleysburg PAT CHIMP MILLER, Supernumerary ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION HOME HEATING OILS ATLANTIC STEWART OIL SERVICE Telephone CE. 2-2366 RE. 7-92I8 9I'I1 and Markei' Sis. LEMOYNE INN 74 ON ROUTE 74 Complimenfs Perry CounI'y's Finesf Q-f Beer-Wine-Liquor Home Cooked Food R.D. I, LANDISBURG. PA. THE RYAN STORE Dry Goods and NoI'ions I7 W. Main S+. MECHANICSBURG, PA. Phone PO 6-464I Besi' Wishes From WOLF'S CUT RATE 32 MarIce'l' S'I'ree'I' LEMOYNE. PENNA. SMART TOGGERY 420 Markei' S+ree'I LEMOYNE. PA. OuI'Fi+s for Every Occasion graI'uIaI'ions Io 'I'he Class of '58 G 8. D AUTO ELECTRIC 7I I S+aI'e S+ree'l' HARRISBURG AUTOPARTS CO. IO2I Marlcef Sfreei' HARRISBURG. PA. LEMOYNE. PA. M. F. ROCKEY STORAGE CO. DAIRY QUEEN 5'I'I'1 S+- and PRR I006 MarIce'I' SI'ree+ NEW CUMBERLAND, PA. Complefe S+orage and Moving Needs. LEMOYN E. PA. TONY AND SON 402 MarIceI' SI-reei' LEMOYNE. PA. Shoes Repaired PAUL W. GESSNER MOTORS I6I'h and Marine? S+. CAMP HILL, PA. KO H LAAS GULF SERVICE CHARLES E. KOHLHAAS-Owner Washing, Lubricafion, Accessor es Phone CE 49I64 3rd and Hummel Ave. LEMOYNE CUMBERLAND VALLEY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Founded I906 I300 Markei' SI'reeI' LEMOYNE. PA I6 W. High S+ree+ CARLISLE, PA Where You Save Does Make a Difference Complimenis of ERNIES SUNOCO SERVICE STATION 609 MarIceI' SI. LEMOYNE, PA. Re 79235 Besf Wishes Io The Class of '58 BUTTORFF 81 COMPANY 304 Bridge SI'reeI NEW CUMBERLAND Complimenfs of 'I' ll ll METZ AND soN E550 Dis+ribu+ors of 5+h and Markef Sis. General Merchandise LEMOYNE, PA, Pho- RE 74930 Phones RE 77l4l RE 79202 MUSSELMAN FUNERAL HOME 324 Hummel Avenue LEMOYNE, PENNSYLVANIA Phone CE 2-6923 Lubricaiion Washing Polishing Courfeous Service ROSY'S CITIES SERVICE I2+h and Marker S'I'ree'l' LEMOYNE. IPA. Call and Delivery Service PHONE RE 79204 Congraiulafions LEMOYN E N , ,X AMERICAN LEGION JOHN B. STARR Guaranieed Waich Repairing 905 Merkel S+' and Jewelry 434 Marker Sireei' LEMOYNE, PA. Phone CE 6-527I LEMOYNE. PENNA. Congraiulaiions io fhe Class of '58 From YERGERS DAIRY STORE French Fries - Hamburgs Hoi' Dogs Wifh Onions and Sauce Submarines - Sandwiches of All Kinds R Groceries - Lunch Mears Founiain Service Open Every Nighf Till Ten 32I HUMMEL AVE.. LEMOYNE Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 Complimen+s of A FRIEND HEMPT BROTHERS Crushed Stone and Sand Bituminous Products Transit-Mixed Concrete CAMP HILL, PENNSYLVANIA Phone RE 734ll SPRINGERS Mower, Saw and Bicycle PHONE RE 7-9356 Camp Hill, R.D. affl Shop ROBERT L. MESSIC AGENCY Real Es+a+e-Insurance 2I04 Merkel SIreeI' CAMP HILL, PA. The Wes? Shore's Mosf Progressive RealI'or HIGHLAND SU PERETTE 429 S. I8+h SI. CAMP HILL, PA. Phone RE 74375 SKY BROS., INC. Quali+y Foods LEMOYNE, PENNA. CE 47338 THOMPSON'S ATLANTIC SERVICE Brandi' and Lowfher SIS. CAMP HILL, PA. RE 79I54 Lubricafion-A Special+y f, 7Ih ancl Walnui Sis. LEMOYNE, PA. RE 76738 PETE 81 BUDDY'S SINCLAIR SERVICE CENTER 3rd and Loufher Sfreefs LEMOYNE, PA. Phone CEdar 3-204I Prompf Service WALTER H. SLOTHOWER 0 Comple+e Au+omo+ive S 0 Texaco Producis 3l9 Soufh Th'd Sf 1' HECKERT BROS. ELECTRIC 300 Markei' S+ree+ LEMOYNE, PENNSYLVANIA LEMOYNE PENNA RE 75622 Ph ce 20936 Besi' Wishes From CARTERCRAFT 720 S+a+e Sfreef LEMOYNE, PENNA. FLOWER SHOP Trindle Road CAMP HILL, PA. Success +o All BEACH FRONT ESTER.HEMPT 308 Bridge S+. WORMLEYSBURG. PA. NEW CUMBERLAND STEPHENSON'S C I, + om :men s GREEN HOUSE if S. Locus+ S+. a SHIREMANSTOWN, PA. FRIEND Flowers 'for Every Occasion Congraiulaiions 'I'o +he Class of I958 COMMERCIAL OFFICE jdf'-es H l958 rolan +a PLAN K'S SUBURBAN PRESS ISO7 Ma,-ke+ S+, Publishers of 'l'he CAMP HILL, PA. Wesi' Shore Shopper Phone RE 7-4526 232I Markei' Sfreei' CAMP HILL, PA. J. PAUL HARKISON CHEVROLET Sales and Service 7l7 Marlxei' S+. LEMOYNE. PA. PHONE RE 76744 LUFF LAWN AND GARDEN SUPPLY Ibfh AND STATE STREETS-CAMP HILL, PA. wmmwm Every+hfng for Your Lawn and Garden krrnodlrnhfn F i 1 l l I Congra+uIa+ions Class of I 958 VINCE'S HOBBY CRAFT'S, INC. CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA'S Leading Hobby Shop 206 Locusf SI. HARRISBURG. PA. - - -I I JOHN M. GLANT JR. TV-Radio Besi' Wishes From iglefsaggdszffcj THE BONQUET SHOP LEMIOYIIIEI PA: HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA Phone CE 6-6570 ZENITH I-'- FRED BAUCHMON GROCERY Mea+s and Frozen Food b I I Corner EIrn and River Ave. Third and Herman Ave. I Wc1I,IJf,iEff2U6'2'f9,PA' LEMOYNE. PENNA. L ... ... .I Bes'I Wishes I U LENNA'S MARINE SUPPLY The Family Boaiing CenI'er 360 Mafke+ S+- MERCURY MOTORS I-EMOYNEI PA' Boafs and Accessories RE 7694I WORMLEYSBURG, PA. CE-36063 KEYSTONE OIL PRODUCTS CORP. ROUND-THE-CLOCK ROUND-THE-CLOCK Oil Heai' Service ' AUTOMATIC OIL DELIVERIES 'I' HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING ESSOHEAT FUEL OIL PI10l'le RE 7-345I It BUDGET PLAN Camp Hill, Penna Find Your Compleie Line of AII Makes of TV and Radios aI' PALMER'S RADIO 81 TV 340 Hummel Ave. LEMOYNE, PENNSYLVANIA WEST SHORE' AUTOMOBILE CO., INC. Wes+ End Markei' S'free+ Bridge LEMOYNE. PA. Sfudebaker Packard Mercedes-Benz RYDER'S DAIRY I 0+h S+ree+ and Hummel Avenue LEMOYNE, PENNSYLVANIA FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 81 LCJAN ASSGCIATIGN OF HARRISBURG 234 Norfh Second S'l'reeI' HARRISBURG, PENNA. Home of Insured Savings Beg-I' Wishes FLORIST +0 +56 LEMOYNE. PENNSYLVANIA CLASS OF '58 Comfzimenis FROZEN FOOD CENTER KINTER'S GULF SERVICE 8+I1 and Peach Sis. LEMOYNE, PA. Fron+ Sireef WORMLEYSBURG, PA. MARTY'S 'Besf Wishes Class of '58 Hummel Ave. From LEMOYNE, PA. JESSE H. STONE FUNERAL HOME BEST'S NEW CUMBERLAND, PA SERVICE STATION WHITE HILL, PA. Esso Boosters Association of West Shore High School Organlzed to Asslst West Shore Schools and Its Youth 351.00 Annual Dues Membership H. R. Gasull, Mary E. Jones President Walter H. Slothower MYERS OLDSMOBILE SALES 81 SERVICE, INC. 840 Markei' S+ree+ LEMOYNE, PENNA. Oldsmobile SHAULL EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLY COMPANY and Subsidiary CAPITOL EQUIPMENT CO-, INC. P. O. Box-95 LEMOYNE, PENNA. Phones: HARRISBURG: CE 8-94II 'I' CE 4-49I5 'I' CE 4-3I4I8 CongraI'uIa+ions Io +I1e Class of I958 CUMBERLAND COUNTY NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY qqqb A Bridge Near FourI'I1 l l I NEW CUMBERLAND. PENNSYLVANIA In v larpwm I '-lu ., :- -1- ' I u TwenI'y-Firsi' and I MM CAMP HILL, PENNSYLVANIA A Third and Hummel I LEMOYNE, PENNSYLVANIA Member FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ZW? 5? -ff, 'glitz 'Qi Q22 WU' X EZ My Q? 'Lx' igfi if ik lwwfiw M4-U, E V6 XZ' wg ' wk SMWZW WM will Q' QA fijww if Qi 'QW ix Bwcsmew XL,,?,5'fE'Q fp W W' f pf OMD4-Na+ Pf-122-+--my nfl QQM eQ ff by JQWQQKWMLK. - X 'Q Qfstijy 'by Zi!!-.TWDZJ W Rf My ff k' iQfVfE?f,Z'YZf?fffxfw W W fg sf TM WNWSS? ,Ziff K 'F Q! W9 pf 'Pf at lg? NQSQ2 H3 fa , wk THE DISCOUNT MART Markei' Sheer LEMOYNE. PENNSYLVANIA Every'I'hing for Less LEMOYNE DINER Third and Markei SI'ree+ LEMOYNE, PENNA. A Good Place Io EaI WEST SHORE TAXI Third and Markei' SI'ree'I's LEMOYNE. PENNA. SHELLY'S DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT I2I'h and Marker SI'ree'Is LEMOYNE, PENNA. I MINNICH'S FRYS FOOD MARKET CUT RATE 570 S. Third S'I'reeI' '05 2nd Sh-ee+ LEMOYNE. PA. WEST FAIRVIEW, PENNA. HOFFMANS GARAGE 5'I'h and Bosler Avenue LEMOYNE, PENNA. WEST SHORE LUMBER CO. LEMOYNE. PENNA. Congra'I'uIa+ions Class of '58 VAN'S ENOLA RESTAURANT ENOLA, PENNSYLVANIA Yes! We Have Pizza H lCKEY'S CHARCOAL e Crea BURGER Old Carlisle Pike CAMP HILL, PA. Subs, Twin Kiss m and Charcoaled Burgers L. B. SMITH, INC. HANSON'S Ford GREENHOUSE LEMOYNE, PENNA. LEMOYNE, PENNA. New and Used Cars ai' Flowers 'For Every BeHer Prices Occasion WEST SHORE HIGH SCHOOL PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION WITH BEST WISHES and ALL THE GOOD LUCK IN THE WORLD Io THE CLASS OF I958 S. WILLIS 81 SONS Rear 342 S. 5141 S+. LEMOYNE, PA. BOB AND BlLL'S SINCLAIR SERVICE I028 Markef S'rree+ Fuel Oil LEMOYNE, PENNA. Coal' Feed RE 7-7242 Lubricaiion Polishing-Washing Complimen'I's of THE TIDES INN 305 E. Pine Ave. WILDWOOD, NEW JERSEY FERRY'S ESSO SERVICE CENTER 3rd and Bosler Ave. LEMOYNE, PA. CE 87760 WALTER SLOTHOWER DIXON'S PHARMACY SERVICE STATION NEW CUMBERLAND, PENNA. 3m S. Third Shed The Bes+ Service ls LEMOYNE, PENNA. Found Hefe BURKEY'S Complimenfs of S1'a+e and Norfh Sireefs A FRIEND WEST FAIRVIEW, PENNA. PETE'S I BARBER SHOP O P'ER'lE 5bCAiE pposl e arris ur ir or+ LEMOYNE' PENNA. NEW CUMBERLA:ID, ISA. Congra+ula+ions, Seniors! Compliments of THOMPSON PRODUCTS INC. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS Compliments of H. P. DISTRIBUTORS CAMP HILL PENNA TRINDLE BOWL I2 A.M.F. Au'l'omaI'ic Pin-SpoH'ers Trindle Road PHONE RE 7-9820 . Y- Bowl 4100 R500 Aufomafically Headquariers for Brunswick Bowling Balls-Bags-Shoes Over Nife Service fa WEST SHORE E E BOWLING CENTER C- I 65I MarIreI' S+. -E012 LEMOYNE. PENNA. iii Iii, For Reservaiions Call RE 7-5602 JAN IRWINS GULF SERVICE IO'I'I'1 and Lowiher Sis. LEMOYNE. PA. Complimenis of A FRI END 9 Manufacfurers and Dis+ribu+ors of TAST-E-MEATS TAST-E-FOODS Phone CE 4-3272 Lemoyne. Penna. VALLEY TRANSPORTATION Congralulahons +o The Class of '58 829 Slale Slreel LEMOYNE. PENNA. STAURT M. HEAGY, INC. Builders I2 I 7 Hummel Avenue LEMOYNE, PENNA. Custom Built Houses The Entire Staff and Management of AUTO IGNITION, INC. Serving I CommerciaI and Industrial Businesses irst in Quality Fairest in Prices Fastest in Service 33I SO. 3rd STREET LEMOYNE, PENNA. Harrisburg: CE 6-3488 CE 6-6430 Extends Hearty Congratulations to the Class of '58 SHEAFFERS HARDWARE LEMOYNE, PENNSYLVANIA Oldest Hardware Store on the West Shore IRWINS DAIRY CAMP HILL, PENNSYLVANIA Quality Milk and Milk Products .uv . J. 'E ,I , r wc- f g ,.. .ls .,:. . '54- . w ,-A -g -4. ,Q ' 3'?4f'1',n.j 1. ' ' H . ,. ,AQ 5. ,,. N- . Q- . . - ' Qian , - , , .1- , .V . ,. - . , 1 ,, ,in :Q ,'JE :'- Hr. ..,- ' T , . , - J :Ff- :-H ' - fl - 1 f 4 , f.. , R V .- ,G . - - . V .v V 5 rg 1 Qs . , . .,, ., A , A . . . .. - f V' . A V .V . af' . ' - . -, ' ' .-I fiflsjggf f 1 Y X UH, Q I V . V Q' ' I ' ' 4 U . fi .2 .., 1 , ' A 1 ' I L U .- 1 x .1 ff' 1 . .,-,fy . 4 ,f,. Ai .L QQAHL K . .I . 1- . I ww . H 'f' 17:-1513, .-. 55.5 . ,A , , -.,,:1. ., . L 3 . - -,-my 1 .lx , .4 . - S1 ' v ' .. -w:3 'S!-v'7'4 qw . W A ..' 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