West Snyder High School - Legend Yearbook (Beaver Springs, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1956 volume:

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'v- -, U' AMX, 'V 43-1 ' Q. , w iL a J, X Dedication We, the class of l956, would like to express our sincere thanks to the school, our parents, and the people of the community who have made possible a better system of education for us. We wish also to express our appreciation to those who have given us excellent advice, whole-hearted co-operation, and liberal contributions which have made our enterprises so highly successful. With this thought in mind, we Wish to dedicate the first volume of g'The Legend to those who have made possible a better educational system in West Snyder County. We wish, also, to leave in our memory a memorial which will express our gratitude and thankfulness to the people of West Snyder County. CLASS OF 56', Presented by the Class of 1956 in conjunction with the West Snyder Public School Authority. One of man' learn. A system of e I appreciate this opportu press my sincere best wishes to each and every member of the graduating class. May their own h all growt person- y and their careers of service to other people and to their Communi- ties be worthy examples for the classes which follow. Something mighty and sublime Leave behind to conquer time. s greatest needs is to ducation which nity to ex- contributes to the sound health, the moral character, the deep loyalties, and a courageous spirit-as well as to the academic knowledge and technical skills-of all people, is our best hope for a better future. May each of you enjoy much success and happiness as you accept the challenges of your chosen careers. M Cm,,,,yRS P ELKER uperzngendem Bs., M-5' MR' MA2gi5ri2Sl5rinciP'1l Super 6 Brass D B5 Ms. MR, GOO. ' Piriiicipal mm s .,,. J r.-SV' High MR. C LARK B . L E!Pmf'Il!nr1,ln i This is probably the most complex year in the history of our secondary school. Many questions are left un- answered, many problems unsolvedg and many difficulties unresolved. Such are the conditions accompany- ing the transitional period in which we find ourselves. Fortunately, in the face of these distracting forces, our faculty and student body are carrying on admirably well. To those classes and organizations which labor diligently under the present dual system and particular- ly to the Legend Staff and Advisors for preparing this first annual for the West Snyder High School, I of- fer my sincere congratulations. At present all of us are charged with the awesome responsibility of weav- ing into the warp and woof of the new school those desirable ideals and standards which will make it an institution worthy of praise and distinction. To that end I solicit the energies and cooperative support of everyone, so that we can look back upon our labors with a sense of modest pride and a feeling of well done. An industry marks its success by the quality of the products it manufac- tures. The products which we de- sire from the West Snyder Schools are well trained, well adjusted citi- zens. It is my hope that our teaching and training will produce students capable of success in any selected field of endeavor. A man is judged by the company he keeps-may the company of our graduates of today be the leaders of tomorrow. MR. WARREN BENNER MRS. HELEN FREY Drivers' Training Secretary , ..,.....- MRS. JUNE ETZLER MRS. MYRLETTA KLINE Nurse Nurse M 5 ,-'91 555 , 'f is e.. 151 A 4' iv' 4 41' f . K xfhff M 2? X2 Q 5 .X',' ax Q: , Q f in bw .N- 'GP 'ik Af 1. ag! X if nl A 5 MR. CARNION .-XL'Mll,l,FR. RA. MR. RUSSELL WELLER. R5 lnrluslrial Arts Vocational Agriculture MRS. DOWYA lX'fXl,Klil'l. ll.S. VRS. ALICE WENDFL. l3.S. Mllfil' Vucatiunal Home lfmrmrnics gsgiff. 1 4 N ??'423f4'f 4E .5-. :wh f ,1 A Q ,Y,f, f lfv V' 5 Wwkww we x .W b WW, 5 , , 3 Q www' MQ ,, 4 ,,, H1 'v?5?E'?zsgkZ14' 91, 5 fr Q. 2 ww 'gk f l A , ix-A -,za X X X ak X K5 if Nmwsg R ..,.,, --,.........,.. 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DALLAS WILL DAVID BAILEY President Class Secretary DONNA HACKENBERG MARLENE GRIM 1956 enior Vice President PAUL SAYLOR DAVID SNOOK fficers Treasurer DARWIN SNOOK GLENDA WAGNER JANICE PAULINE ARCHIBALD lljacyl, Holy Cowl liasketllall 3 Manager 4 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 2. 3, 4 Forensics 2. 3, 4 Newspaper Staff 3 Science Club 4 Athletic Association 3, 4 Student Council 1 Noted for: Blonde Hair Secret Desire: To discf ment Pride and Joy: Colorado Pet Peeve: Inequality Ambition: Metallurgy Iver a new ele- ROBERT LIVINGSTINE ALBERT Ace Holy Toledo l Boys' Chorus 1. 2, 3. 4 Mixed Chorus 1. 2, 3. 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4 Manager 4 Soccer 1. 2, 3 Band 3, 4 County Chorus 1' Projectionist 1, 2, 3, 4 Noted for: Getting lost Secret Desire: Play Big League Pride and Joy: Betty Pet Peeve: Dave Snook Ambition: Barber Do onzlo otzlpers Adve flrevn ale Un 0 0 QHQ7- X DAVID SNooK BAILEY Sonnie Boy Doggone ltl Soccer 2, 3 Mixed Chorus 2, 3. 4 District Chorus 4 Class President 3. 4 Forensics 2, 3 Newspaper Staff 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Class Play 3, 4 Student Council 2, 3 Jr. Historian Club 3, 4 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Reporter 2 President 3, 4- Senior Chorus 4 Mixed Ensemble 3 Noted for: Singing ability Secret Desire: Famous TV Pride and Joy: Girls Pet Peeve: Sissys Ambition: Farming Singer MICHAEL WILLIAM 'Mit-k Baloneyl Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4 Senior Chorus 4 Class Vice President 3 Newspaper Staff 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Athletic .Association 2 Class Play 3, 4 Historian Club 3, 4 Club Vice President 4 Science Club 4 President 4 Noted for: Artistic ability Secret Desire: Automotiv General Motors Pride and Joy: Hunting Pet Peeve: French Class Ambition: Draftsman AUMILLER e Designer for sim Doms JEAN BooTH Boots Good Earth Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Secretary 1 Class Historian 2, 3, 4 Senior Chorus 4 Mixed Ensemble 2, 3, 4 Newspaper Staff 3, Editor Yearbook Staff 4 Class Play 3, 4 Historian Club 3, 4 Librarian 2, 3, 4 Forensics 1, 2, 3, 4 Noted for: Opinions Secret Desire: To Own a Chevy Pride and Joy: Baby Sister Pet Peeve: String Beans Ambition: Telephone Operator JOHN ELMER B1-:NFER ,rJeb,, I'll be a dirty birdf Basketball Manager 3, 4 Baseball Manager 2, 3, 4 Soccer Manager 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Forensics 2, 3 Mixed Ensemble 2, 3 Senior Chorus 4 Newspaper Staff 3 Junior Historian 3, President 4- Science Club Vice President 4 Athletic Association 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, Drum Major 1, 2, 3, 4 Noted for: Teaching Class Secret Desire: Owning Buick-Cadillac Garage Pride and Joy: Buicks and Cadillacs Pet Peeve: Hillbilly Music Ambition: Secondary Education saivn Z3 The Lor- rs any S'Ae,o FRANCIS LULA CASNER ..Cas,, Oh, Come on! Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Forensics 2, 3, 4 Newspaper Staff 3 FHA 3, 4 Noted for: Silly Laugh Secret Desire: Have a 56 Ford Pride and Joy: Texas Pet Peeve: English Ambition: Housewife FRANCES ADA BOWERSOX Junior Class Play 3 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Girls' Clee Club l, 2, 3 Forensics l, 3, 4 Senior Chorus 4- Newspaper Staff 3 Historian Club 3, 4 Girls' Ensemble 3 Mixed Ensemble 4 Noted for: Nickname Secret Desire: To Travel Pride and Joy: Music Pet Peeve: English Ambition: Receptionist RICHARD EUGENE COLEMAN Hmickw Gosh Darn! Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4- Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2 Baseball 1, 2 Class Play 3, 4 Noted for: Telling tall tales Secret Desire: To have a girl Pride and Joy: Hunting Pet Peeve: Show-offs Ambition: Business man ROBERT ALVIN CLARK Clarkie All right already! Basketball 2 Baseball 2 Class Play 4 Noted for: Always Typing Secret Desire: To be like my father Pride and Joy: Ford Pet Peeve: Certain Ambition: Teacher people I si-.Ali 710 w at R f . LEE MYLEs DIPPERY HDiP!! Darn! Yearbook Staff 4 Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 President 1, 2 Vice President 3 Choral Captain 4 District Junior Band 1 County Band 1 Class Play 3, 4 Noted for: Being a know it all Secret Desire: Church organist Pride and Joy: Hotrod Pet Peeve: Glenda Ambition: Be a doctor GENE ALTON CRAWFORD Bean Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4- Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3, 4 Noted for: Being shy Secret Desire: College Professor Pride and Joy: Sports Pet Peeve: Braggarts Ambition: To replace Jay Erb NANCY LEA FELKER Nance Oh Baby Doll! Basketball 1, 2, 3 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Forensics 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Chorus 4 Mixed Ensemble 2, 3 Girls' Trio 4 Newspaper Staff 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Athletic Association 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 Historian Club 3 FHA 4 Cheerleading 2, 3, 4 Noted for: Making Spaghetti Secret Desire: Travel Around The World Pride and Joy: Pea Soup Ambition: Interior Decorating 20 JOHN ARTHUR DRESSLER Dressler I'll be darned! Yearbook Staff 4 Forensics 1 Noted for: Day Dreaming Secret Desire: Get a good job Pride and Joy: My Buick Pet Peeve: Work Ambition: Engineerin He Wakheih 7773, Lo lie, down lb 801 Pasfuves HAROLD LEE FISHER Fish Holy Mackerel! Noted for: Bashfulness Pride and Joy: Hunting Pet Peeve: Braggarts Ambition: Eating LARAY JAY FETTEROLF nFetter Cuz! Basketball l, 2 Baseball 2 Soccer l, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 2, 3 Forensics 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Newspaper Staff 3 FFA l, 2, 3, 4 Junior Historian 3 Athletic Association 3, 4 Class Play 4 Noted for: Going to McClure Secret Desire: Trip to Moon Pride and Joy: Judy Pet Peeve: School Ambition: Missionary GRACE JEAN GEEDY Jeanie Oh Holy Mackerel Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice President 2 Forensics 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Chorus 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 3 Jr. Historian Club 3, 4 FHA 4 Class Play 3, 4 Basketball 3 Athletic Association 3 Librarian 1, 4 Mixed Ensemble 4- Noted for: Long Eye Lashes Secret Desire: To meet R Pride and Joy: Gerald Pet Peeve: String beans Ambition: Secretary ock Hudson JANICE LoU1sE FULTZ ..Jan,, . Sam Hill Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 Assistant Secretary 4 Basketball 2, 3 Noted for: Getting Excited Secret Desire: To work in an office Pride and Joy: Raymond Pet Peeve: Smart Alecky People Ambition: Beautician e. elcleftili he heSa'de, 'Alia fers. HELEN MARLENE GRIM Grimmy Holy Cow Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Secretary 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3 Foreniscs 1, 3 Newspaper Staff 3 Jr. Historian 3, 4 Treasurer 3 Science Club 3 Student Council 2, 4 Noted for: Co-operation Secret Desire: To go to Hawaii Pride and Joy: Art Pet Peeve: Jazz Music Ambition: Teaching BARRY EUGENE Goss uHard!i Holy Cow Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4 Score Keeper 1, 2, 3, 4 Noted for: Asking questions Secret Desire: To own a car Pride and Joy: Girls Pet Peeve: School Ambition: Radio announcer THORNTON PAUL GROVE GrOvie Dang it! Boys' Chorus 1 Mixed Chorus 1 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 County Chorus 1 County Band 1 District Band t,Ir.D 1 Noted for: Quietness Secret Desire: Earn a million Pride and Joy: Guns Pet Peeve: Women Ambition: Civil Engineer 99 DONNA JUNE HACKENBERG Hacky Oh Liver! Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 1, 3, 4 Legend Staff 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4 Forensics 2 County Chorus 1, 2 Vice President 2 Girls' Chorus Captain 4 Sextette 3 May Day Court Noted for: Misusing words Secret Desire: Phy. Ed. Coach and Modeling Pride and Joy: Men and Clothes Pet Peeve: Quarrelsome people Ambition: Office work '!oYe'4L my Soul: DALE EUGENE HAINES G5ChiP7! I don't know Noted for: Going steady Secret Desire: Army General Pride and Joy: Hunting Pet Peeve: Teachers Ambition: Factory worker LEON JAMES HACKENBURG 'gHackie Gees-Zome! FFA 1, 2, 3. 4 Class Play 3, 4 Jr. Historian 4 Athletic Association 3, 4 Newspaper Staff 3 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Soccer 2, 3, 4 Noted for: Being at 1ieo's Secret Desire: Owning trucking line Pride and Joy: May Pet Peeve: Sissies Ambition: Truck driver PAUL NOLAN HASSINGER Hass G1'r's-11rn llasketlmull l, 2. 3. 4 lluf-elrull 3, 4 Sovvvr 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Senior Chorus 4 Yvarllook Staff 4 Allllelil' Assovialion 3. 4 Svieriec- Cluli 4 Noted for: Athla-ties S1-er:-I Ile-sire: To travel world Pride- and .loyz llaslcetliall Pr-I Pr-1-vt-: 'l'e'at'lic-rs Ambition: Forester around the DONALD FRANKLIN HAINES Pe-tv Uoggmzef llaskt-thall 2. 3 Has:-hall 1. 2. 3. 4 Sovrer l. 2. 3. 4 Yr-arlmooli Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 3 l l N 1.2. 3. 4 Vive President 3. 4 Mlilf-tic Association 4 Noted for: Athlm-lies Secret Desire: Stale P Pride and lov: Froecer Pet P1-eve: School Ambition: Farming ofiem-man glehdefflv We iw 'Hia Bibs o 7'1'g'AfCouSness for Qi sa ke. TERRY NEIL HERBSTER LiRip7Y Censored Boys' Chorus 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Band 1, 2. 3, 4 Class Play 3. 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Student Council 2. 3. 4 Sports Manager 4 County Band 1 Class Officer 3 Noted for: Playing Piano Secret Desire: Make Money Pride and Joy: Betty Pet Peeve: Most Girls Ambition: .let Pilot RALPH GALEN HEINTZLEMAN Peachy Na-ah FFA 2, 3, 4 Noted for: Telling Stories Secret Desire: Forest Ranger Pride and Joy: His Pipe Pet Peeve: English Ambition: Farming Lf :rswfz.s1o.s: lt 1 LORETTA JOANNE HOMMEL Loretta Oh Brother' Mixed Chorus 2, 3. 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Jr. District Band 1 Forensics 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Chorus 4 Girls' Ensemble 2, 3 Girls' Trio 4 Class Play 3 Newspaper Staff 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Historian Club 3, 4 FHA 4 Librarian 4 Noted for: Curly Hair Secret Desire: To Mar Pride and Joy: Clarinet Pet Peeve: Glasses Ambition: Secretary 24 ry A Millionaire ETHEL LUKETTA HOWELL Howell Holy Cowl Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Girls' Glee Club 2. 3. 4 Forensics 2, 3 Senior Chorus 4 Band 1, 2, 3 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 Noted for: Being silly Secret Desire: Have Pride and Joy: Shorty Pet Peeve: English Ambition: Housewife a beautiful home ee., wall: vilwrov 'Hia YBH9 Slvkufow of ole BETTY MAY JONES 'fBerry No-no-no! Basketball 1 Girls' Chorus 1, 3 Mixed Chorus 1, 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Class Officer 2 Class Play 3, 4 Sports Manager 3 Noted for: Being a brat Secret Desire: To fly a jet Pride and Joy: Tall, dark, some-Rip Pet Peeve: Some People Ambition: The Impossible JLG., A I to fate AH and hand- DORRINE ALMA JOHNSON Dort Hurry upf Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4 Girls' Chorus 2. 3. 4 Forensics 2. 3, 4 FHA 2. 3. 4 Noted for: Going to Lewl tovin Secret Desire: Have a million dollars Pride and .loyz My car Pet Peeve: English Ambition: To travel AUDREY Louisa KLINE Audry Oh my gosh .' Basketball 1 Class Play 3 Noted for: Being a tom boy Secret Desire: Secretary Pride and Joy: My brother Alvin Pet Peeve: Chemistry Ambition: Housewife DARLIS SALOME KEEFER Keeler Holsy-Totsyf Basketball 3 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Cirls' Clee Club 1. 2. 3, 4 Forensics 1. 2, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 3 Band 1. 2. 3, 4 Jr. Historian 3, 4' Athletic Association 3 Class Play 3, 4 Senior Chorus 4 Noted for: Talking Secret Desire: To meet Ton Pride and Joy: Gerald Pet Peeve: Booking Ambition: Medical Secretary y Curtis I Wi ll fekv' L J CHANDIS LEEROY KLINGER LbEag7Y Freekin! Baseball 3, 4 Noted for: A he man Secret Desire: G0 hunting in Africa Pride and Joy: Hunting Pet Peeve: Picking stones Ambition: Mechanical Engineer LOREEN MAY KLINE 'KLoreen Ceezum! Girls and Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3 4 Basketball 1 2,, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3. 4 Class Play 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Cheerleading 1. 2, 3, 4 Ass. Secretary 3 Forensics 2 Student Council 4 County Chorus 1 County Band I Vice President 1 Secretary 1 Majorette 1, 2. 3, 4 May Day Court Sextette 3 Noted for: Being late Secret Desire: ,let fighter pilot Pride and Joy: The Buick Pet Peeve: Getting ready for bed Ambition: Housewife BARBARA JANE KRICK Barb What on Earth? Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 County Chorus 1 Noted for: Talking about Louie Secret Desire: Policeman's Wife Pride and Joy: Louie Pet Peeve: '4Ace Ambition: Private Nurse 26 LLOYD RONALD KLINGER 'fL10yd Well I'I1 Be! Boys' Chorus 1 Mixed Chorus 1 Play Committee 3, 4 Noted for: Hot Rodding Secret Desire: To own General Motors Pride and Joy: My Ford Pet Peeve: Chrysler Corporation Ambition: Mechanic Fav 'tihou SARA ANN MASTER Sara Ann You Don't Say! Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Newspaper Staff 2, 3 Forensics 1, 2 Girls' Chorus 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Softball Team 3 Class Play 3, 4 Historian Club 4 Science Club 4 Librarian 2 FHA 1 Noted for: Being Supervising Prin- cipal's daughter Ambition: Elementary teaching Pride and Joy: Basketball players Pet Peeve: Onions Secret Desire: To meet Tab Hunter JEAN ELIZABETH LOHT '6Lo0ny You Bum! Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3 Sextette 3 - Forensics 1, 2, 3 Noted for: Giggling Secret Desire: Go to California Pride and Joy: Anchor Clankers Pet Peeve: Being called Loony Ambition: To be a 4'Wave frsmzas: ww, n n A.1n r?szss'vf'-Qs, f. f' 1 BARBARA JANE MITCHEL Mitch Aw shui up! Mix:-rl Chorus 2, 3, 4 Girls' Clee Club 2, 3, 4 Forensics 2, 3, 4 Jr. Historian 3 FHA 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3 Noted for: Silliness Secret Desire: To meet Rock Hudson Pride and joy: Driving Pet Pr-eve: Writing Essays Ambition: Beautician Cossmrfx LEA MATEER Matt-er Oh Bullf Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Manager 4 County Chorus 1 Forensics 1, 2, 3 Noted for: Working at the play house Secret Desire: Secretary Pride and Joy: Certain Beaver boy Pet Peeve: P.O.D. Ambition: Housewife YOJ 3711! flzlij S63 ff 'flyef Comfort! 'me DONALD AURAND MOYER asjennyn I donlt care .' FHA 3, 4- Soccer 2, 3 Newspaper Staff 3 Baseball 1, 3 Athletic Association 3 Noted for: Crew-cut Secret Desire: Hunting trip to Canada Pride and Joy: Dawn Pet Peeve: Smokey Ambition: Heavy equipment operator DAWN ELIZABETH MOYER b5DawnH Oh heck! Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Clee Club 2, 3. 4 Forensics 2, 3, 4 Newspaper Staff 3 Class Play 4 FHA 4 Historian Club 3 Noted for: Being with Donnie Secret Desire: Being Cr0sby's private secretary Pride and Joy: Donnie Pet Pe-eve: Essays Ambition: Secretary RUTH IRENE PHEASANT Fuzz Oh my Arlzin' Backf Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4 Band 1. 2. 3, 4 Class Play 3 County Chorus. County Band 1 Class Treasurer 2 Historian 1, 2, 3, 4 Forensics 2. 3 Accompanist 1, 2, 3, 4 District Chorus 2. 3, 4 Manager 1, 2 Girls' Trio 2 Noted for: Writing to ,lay Thou GARY LEE NORMAN A'Norman FFA 3, 4 Band 1, 2 Class Officer 1 Noted for: Sleeping Secret Desire: Owning a furniture store Pride and Joy: Patsy Baker Pet Peeve: Slow Driver Ambition: Army Officer fe, RY ti' t fftisfieffm 7716 1.71 6118 FY6' ' 67766 of e7'e7'hl'e3: NANCY VIRGINIA RENNINGER Dimples Oh, Phooeyf Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Secret Desire: Tovbe like mother Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3 Pride and JOY: Jay Basketball 1 Pet Peeve: Conceited People Assistant Manager 3 Ambition: Housewife Class Play 3, 4 28 Yearbook Staff 4 Mixed Octet 2 Girls' Scorekeeper 3 Assistant Treasurer 4 Assistant Secretary 1, 2 Noted for: Her Dimples Secret Desire: To be a success Pride and Joy: Dad's Plymouth Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning Ambition: Elementary Teaching LoLA MAE RIGEL URigel Holy Murff Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4 Mixed Chorus 2, 3. 4 Girls' Chorus 1. 2, 3. 4 District Chorus 4 Vice President 1 President 2 Forensics 1, 2. 3, 4 Senior Chorus 4 Girls' Ensemble 2, 3 Trio 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Band 1 ,2, 3, 4 Athletic Association 2, 3. 4 Class Play 4 Student Council 2. 3, 4 Historian Club 3, 4 Science Club 4 Cheerleading 2, 3, 4 Noted for: Kindness Secret Desire: Go to the moon Pride and Joy: Basketball Pet Peeve: Grouchy Teachers Ambition: Teaching ,msssmtsnamv MAE CELLESTA Rolvnc HMae79 Gee Whiz! Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4 Forensics 2, 3, 4 Newspaper Staff, 3 Class Play 4 FHA 4 Historian Club 3 Noted for: Working at l..eo's Secret Desire: Pride and Joy: Leon Pet Peeve: Shorthand Ambition: Teaching Q v fu' ya N,,,Z3.tl 'JZ T-L00 lwoinfesf 'vj Aezlsd wiflw LARRY JAMES SASSAMAN Sass For heaverfs sakef Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Forensics 2, 3, 4 Senior Chorus 4 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Newspaper Staff 3 Jr. Historian Club 3, 4 Treasurer 4 Science Club 4 Class Play 4 Noted for: Courtesy Secret Desire: Conductor in Carnegie Hall Pride and Joy: Classical Music LARRY DELBERT SHAMBACH Pet Peeve: French ushummyv Ambition: Doctor Ah Gee! Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 FHA 2, 3, 4 Historian Club 3 Forensics 3 Noted for: Going to McClure Secret Desire: To be a Millionaire Pride and Joy: Chevy Pet Peeve: School Ambition: Farmer PAUL THEODORE HWindy9Y Sardinef Class Vice President FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Reporter 3 FFA Sentinel 4 Noted for: Talking Secret Desire: To Student Pride and Joy: Kate Pet Peeve: Oysters Ambition: Farmer SAYLOR 4 be a good English DORIS LORRAINE SPECHT 'ADottie M y-Oh-M y .V FHA 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Newspaper Staff 3 Historian Club 3 Noted for: Silliness Secret Desire: To meetLiberace Pride and Joy: Eddie Pet Peeve: Violin Music Ambition: Housewife 30 RICHARD FRANKLIN SHIREY '4Rick I don't know FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Newspaper Staff 3 Noted for: Driving a Plymouth Secret Desire: Go to Bermuda Pride and Joy: Pat Pet Pee-ve: School Ambition: Farmer MJ GUI! YUhTt6!ih DAVID STANLEY SNOOK ,,Dave,, Yeah Man! Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4- Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 Vice President 4 Noted for: Bragging Secret Desire: To be a second Norman Kline Pride and Joy: Donna and Sports Pet Peeve: Having Dippery and Ace on my team Chosen Career: Teaching DARWIN RAY SNOOK Smoky Ah-a-af Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4- Newspaper Staff 3 FFA 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 Noted for: Smiling Secret Desire: To have a Pride and Joy: Eating Pet Peeve: Class Meeting Ambition: Milling million dollars FRANKLIN EARL TREGO Frank Holy Jumpin Catfish ! Basketball l Soccer l Noted for: Mechanical ability Secret Desire: To be a Mechanic Pride and joy: Women in general Pet Pevve: School Chosen Career: Mechanic JOHN ROBERT THOMAS ujonnyn What the Heck! Basketball 2 Soccer 2, 3, 4 Newspaper Staff 3 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Reporter 4 Athletic Association 3, 4 Noted for: Driving a Model A Secret Desire: Admiral in the Navy Pride and Joy: Jane Pet Peeve: Teachers Ambition: Mechanic Sarah goo dress Sw!! 7n6Yt.'j SLA!! follow 1-ne, all 'iihe Jays 0 My !l'f6: LARRY EUGENE TROXELL McCinnus Gee-zum ! Baseball 2, 3, 4 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 FFA 2, 3, 4 Athletic Association 3, 4 Noted for: Size Secret Desire: To manage a planing mill Pride and Joy: International pickup Pet Peeve: English Ambition: Planing mill operator SHIRLEY ANN TROUP Troupie Gee Whiz! Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 Forensics 1, 2, 3, 4 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 Jr. Historian Club 3 Noted for: Sewing ability Secret Desire: To own a home erly Hills Pride and Joy: Making Sundaes Pet Peeve: Giving Book reports Ambition: Beautician PV s-swwssxsltesssaas GLEN Louis WAGNER Wagner Heck with it! Mixed Chorus 3. 4 Senior Chorus 4 Class Play 4 FFA 2, 3, 4 Noted for: Being late Secret Desire: Air Force Pride and Joy Hunting Pet Peeve: English Ambition: Farmer 32 Pilot DEANNA GAYE WAGNER 'LShortie Oh Brotherf Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3 Basketball 2, 3 Class Play 4- County Chorus 1 Noted for: Planning the Future Secret Desire: To be a Nurse Pride and Joy: Sandy Pet Peeve: Men??? Ambition: Beautician A-nal I wi ll ouse. of fire 1-OYJ :Lev ever. JUDYANN BOBB WAGNER Uudyt' Oh My Gosh .' Mixed Chorus 2 ,3, 4 Basketball 3 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed ,Ensemble 2, 3, 4 Newspaper Staff 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Athletic Association 3 Historian Club 3, 4 Forensics 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Chorus 4 Noted for: Flirting Secret Desire: To go to Paris Pride and Joy: Boys Pet Peeve: Hillbilly Music Ambition: Secretary GLENDA KAY WAGNER Blondie You Know Girls' Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Color Bearer 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 Cheerleading 1, 2. 3 Sextette 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Forensic Solo 1. 2. 4 Class Treasurer 1, 3, 4 Assistant Secretary 2 Newspaper Staff 4 County Chorus 1 District Chorus 4 May Day Court Noted for: Talking Secret Desire: To join a Fraternity!!! Pride and Joy: Nice clothes and hair Pet Peeve: Intelligent boys. especially amp.. Ambition: Nurse so Fa dump: MARIAN ELIZABETH WOODLING Woodling For Evermoref Mixed Chorus 2. 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4 Forensics 3, 4 Newspaper Staff 3 Historian Club 3, 4 FHA 1 Noted for: Quietness Secret Desire: To Travel Pride and Joy: Popular Music Pet Peeve: Opera Singers Ambition: Secretary THOMAS MARTIN WAGNER M1-Om., Do you know what? Baseball Manager 2 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 ,lr. Historian 3, 4 Science Club 4 Class Play 3, 4 Senior Chorus 4 Forensics 4 Noted for: Talking to girls Secret Desire: Famous History Profes- SOI' Pride and Joy: His M382 Plymouth Pet Peeve: French Ambition: Secondary teacher 1'o'J.l0'l7s U stripes Haired s'tii'rre4L f f ll sins- love, cov e CHARLES ROBERT SPAID aBOb,. Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Jr. Historian 1, 3 Band 1 Athletic Association 2, 3, 4 Senior Chorus 4 Noted for: Playing cards Secret Desire: Traveling Pride and Joy: Hunting Pet Peeve: Teachers Ambition: Working with tele vision DALLAS EUGENE WILL Willie Cuz iz out! Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 Yearbook Assoc. Editor 4 Class President 3, 4 District Jr. Band 1 County Band 1 Soccer Manager 4 Noted for: Going to Beaver Secret Desire: To be a Millionaire Pride and Joy: My Eskimo Spitz Pet Peeve: Donna Hackenberg Ambition: Agriculture Expert :lense Class History The class of fifty-six of West Snyder High School held its first class meeting on October 14, 1954. We met to discuss plans about purchasing a class ring. It was decided that we pick a standard ring. After the meeting, the class went on a hayride, and we all had a good time. In the weeks following this meeting, a committee was kept quite busy meeting sales- men and inspecting different ring designs. Mountaineers had been the name chosen for athletic teams and we carried out this theme in our ring by selecting a shank fea- turing a mountaineer with a corn-cob pipe, on both sides of the ring. We ordered our rings late in the fall, and we received them on May 17, 1955. The two junior class plays were held on April 14th and 15th, and April 21st and 22nd respectively. The Beaver production Deadly Ernest was directed by Mrs. Emer- rene Bailey. The McClure play, You Canlt Kiss Caroline was under the direction of Mr. Merrill Peters. Both plays were successes and all members of the casts received many fine compliments for their performances. The McClure High School gym was the site of the very lovely Junior-Senior Prom, which was held on April 29, 1955. The gym was decorated as a supper club in colors of the rainbow and dubbed the Rainbow Room. William Coleman and his all girl band furnished music for dancing. We feel that this was the nicest prom ever held here until now, and none of us shall forget this gala event. May Day celebrations were held at Beaver and McClure with large crowds attend- ing on May 5th and 6th, 1955. Patsy Hetrick and Arlene Snook were the queens at the respective ceremonies. The annual band concert was held on May 20th, 1955. We started our last year of school on September 6, 1955, with a total of sixty-eight members. Class officers for the year included Dallas Will, David Bailey, presidents, Paul Say- lor, David Snook, vice presidents, Donna Hackenberg, Marlene Grim, secretariesg and Darwin Snook, Glenda Wagner, treasurers. Senior class advisors! were Mr. Merrill Peters and Mr. Moris Quint. We had a refreshment stand at the Beaver Fair, which was held from September 21st to 24-th, 1956. The class made out quite well considering the rainy weather. The yearbook staff was elected in October and the group began working on its project. Our student council representatives were Terry Herbster, Marlene Grim, David Snook, Lola Rigel, and Darwin Snook. Lola Rigel and Donna Hackenberg were chosen to receive the D. A. R. award. Group pictures and club pictures for the yearbook were taken throughout Novem- ber. The seniors' individual pictures were taken on November 7th, 8th, and 9th, 1955. Our proofs were received on November 21st. The finished pictures arrived early in the spring. The McClure Senior's play Cupid In Pigtails was presented on November 18th and 19th. It was directed by Mr. Merrill Peters. The Beaver play entitled Finders Creepers was directed by Mrs. Emerrene Bailey and took place on November 25th and 26th. A yuletide supper sponsored by the class was held in the McClure Fire Hall on December 10th. This delicious meal consisted of chicken and all the holiday trimmings. The Christmas vacation began on December 23rd and extended until January 3rd. Members from our class attended District Band which was held from January 2nd to 4th in Philipsburg. ' February 10th found us in the new building. At first, we were confused, but gradu- ally things began to function smoothly. The District Forensics were held from March 23rd to 24th. Musical groups as well as individuals from our school competed in these events. Several seniors took part in the District Chorus held on March 15th, 16th, and 17th in Coalport. The juniors presented their class play on April 13th and 14-th, 1956. The second annual West Snyder Junior-Senior Prom was held on April 27th in the gym of our school. Many students turned out for this event and everyone had a good time. May Day celebrations were held on May 4-th. This old traditional ceremony was high-lighted by the presence of a lovely queen and her court. All choral groups took part in the Spring Music Festival on the 18th of May. The band also performed at this concert. Washington, D. C., was the scene of the seniors' three-day class trip during May. We had a wonderful time sight-seeing in our Nation's capital and nearby historical sites. Treasured memories of this excursion will live in our minds long after our youth is gone. All members of the student body motored to Rolling Green Park on May 24-th for the school picnic. This was our last get-together with the under-classmen, and we had a grand time. Class night was celebrated by the class on May 25th. At this time we relived our years in high school and brought back to life many of our pranks of early years. Our impressive baccalaureate service was held on May 27th. Local ministers had charge of the program. Commencement was held on May 29th at eight o'clock in the high school auditor- ium. Here the members of the class took their last walk together. Class Will I, Robert Albert, will my height to Ron Boonie. I, Janice Archibald, will my gift of gab to Esther Haines. I, Michael Aumiller, will my printing ability to William Felker. I, David Bailey, will my crew-cut to LaMar Troup. I, John Benfer, will my ability to hold my temper to Jerry Crawford. I, Doris Booth, will my facial ex- pressions to Joyce Zeiber. I, Frances Bowersox, will my courteous attitude to the Smith twins. I, Frances Casner, will my laugh to anyone foolish enough to want it. I, Robert Clark, will my extra girl friends to Boyd Dippery, I, Richard Coleman, will my typing speed to Toot I, Gene Crawford, will my curly hair to Rit,' Kline. I, Lee Dippery, will my trumpet to Mr. Good for a museum piece. I, John Dressler, will my long hair to Jack Wagner. I, Nancy Felker, will my small feet to Ellen Gross. I, LaRay Fetterolf, will my ability to go steady with a McClure girl to Carl Rigel. I, Harold Fisher, will my shorthand ability to Bob Stringer. I, Janice Fultz, will my tendency to get excited to Faye Romig. I, Jean Geedey, will my bookkeeping ability to anyone dumb enough to want it. I, Barry Goss, will my hair to N. E. Kline. I, Marlene Grim, will my ability to get along with Mrs. Tischke to Dallas Ewing. I,,Thornton Grove, will my ability to stay at home to Ronald Kline. I, Donna Hackenburg, will my wide vocabulary to Mr. Peters. I, Leon Hackenberg, will my ability to stay on the basketball team to James Lingle. I, Dale Haines, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Rudy Fetterolf. I, Donald Haines, will my ability to play soccer to Roger Wagner. I, Paul Hassinger, will my ability to skip study hall to Judy Blee. I, Ralph Heintzelman, will my ability to raise chickens to Bill Fisher. I, Terry Herbster, will my mean personality to Sapl' Kline. I, Loretta Hommel, will my naturally curly hair to Bonnie Etzler. I, Ethel Howell, will my ability to keep a steady boy friend to Ethel Cowan. I, Betty Jones, will my excess energy to Elaine Kline. I, Dorrine Johnson, will my ability to loaf through school to Gloria Albert. I, Darlis Keefer, will my ability to go steady with a soldier to Doris Bitner. I, Audrey Kline, will my running speed to Cam Tate. I, Loreen Kline, will my ability to clock watch to Barbara Auman. I, Chandis Klinger, will my dishwater-blonde hair to Mr. Good. I, Lloyd Klinger, will my shyness to Gaye Knepp. I, Barbara Krick, will my good taste in clothes to Jack Wagner. I, Jean Loht, will one of my marines to Stella Wright. I, Sara Ann Master, will my ability to lose things to Ruth Krick. I, Cossetta Mateer, will my job at the Play House to Susie Bickle. I, Barbara Mitchell, will my ability to get the proper amount of sleep to Margaret Norman. I, Dawn Moyer, will my ability to go steady with a Senior to Patsy Kauffman. I, Donald Moyer, will my car Smokey to Marlin Walter. I, Gary Norman, will my Ag ability to Charles Erb. I, Ruth Pheasant, will my ability to control my temper to Bev- erly Trego. I, Nancy Renninger, will my ability to get to school on time to Patsy Baker. I, Lola Rigel, will my ability to polish my shoes in Physics class to Janet Snook. I, May Romig, will my short stature to Jackie Howard. I, Larry Sassaman, will my ability to attend school regularly to David Lash. I, Paul Saylor, will my ears to Joe Anselmo. I, Larry Shambach, will my ability to go steady to David Zechman. I, Rich- ard Shirey, will my ability to become a farmer to Tony Saylor. I, Darwin Snook, will my ability to smile to Patsy Goss. I, David Snook, will my good looks to Tom Louden- slager. I, Robert Spaid, will my ability to play cards to any old fool. I, Doris Specht, will my silliness to Edna Kern. I, John Thomas, will my Model A to Gary Goss. I, Frank Trego, will my hot-rod fever to Boyd Dippery. I, Shirley Troup, will my ability to work at Leo's to Blaine Bachman. I, Larry Troxell, will my pleasing plump physique to Joyce Moyer. I, Gaye Wagner, will my height to Barbara Auman. I, Glenda Wagner, will my gift of gab to Larry Zeiders. I, Glenn Wagner, will my ability to haul milk to Charles Kauffman. I, Judyann Wagner, will - 1 broken-down trombone to any fool who wants it. I, Thomas Wagner, will my handwriting to Connie Aumiller. I, Dallas Will, will my ugly disposition to Frank Dippery. I, Marian Woodling, will my quietness to Kay Stuck. Class J Prophecy The Class of '56 wishes to announce a proposed trip to the moon in about ten years. There we will build the first moon cities. They will be the twin cities of Baileyburgh and Willvilleg named for our singing mayor, David Bailey, and our Deere Mayor, Dallas Will. The first rocketship to Baileyburgh will be designed by Michael Aumiller, built by Dale Haines, and piloted by Donald Moyer with his devoted wife, Dawn Moyer, as co-pilot. John Thomas will be the ship's mechanic. It will carry Larry Sassaman as M.D. Q Moon Doctorj, Darlis Keefer as his medical secretary, and LaRay Fetterolf as our much needed missionary. Janice Archibald will go in search of a new chemical element, and Paul Hassinger will study the various moon plants. There will be several teachers on this tripg Sara Ann Master is planning to look for a basketball star, John Benfer will open a new branch of the Slenderella Reducing Salon, and Marlene Grim will be trying to get a rest from Thomas Wagner, Junior who can't be controlled by his teacher father. Larry Troxell will build our moon homes, Nancy Felker will decorate them, and Gary Norman will furnish them. Ethel Howell and Frances Casner will occupy the largest houses since they have the biggest families. Donald Haines, Ralph Heintzelman, Richard Shirey, Larry Shambach, Paul Saylor, and Glen Wagner will run a huge farm on earth to supply the moon cities by the way of Hackenberg's Rocket Freight Service. May Romig, Leon's wife, will be secretary of the firm, of course. The secretaries of another thriving business, Green Cheese Incorporated, share an apartment in Baileyburgh. They are Loretta Hommel, Judyann Wagner, Marion Woodling, and receptionist Frances Bowersox. For entertainment there will be Dorrine Johnson and her accordion. Doris Specht will provide laughs with her Seven Little Moyers. Barbara Mitchell and Shirley Troup will open the Cosmic Beauty Shoppe. Their first customer will be ,lean Geedey Aurand having her eyelashes curled. Darwin Snook will open a bank and mint his own money. Robert Spaid will run a cigarette factory. Lola Rigel will be our good will emissary, and Doris Booth will be there since tele- phone operators and opinions will be in demand. The rocketship to Willville will be designed by Thornton Grove and built by Frank- lin Trego. Lloyd Klinger will serve as the ship's mechanic. This ship will be piloted by Terry Herbster with his wife Betty Jones acting as co-pilot. Riding on the ship will be two beauty experts, Gaye Wagner and Janice Fultz. Bobby Albert will go along as the Willvillels barber. They know their services will be needed if the class looks as it did in 1956. To help populate the town there will be quite a few large families. Loreen Kline and Bob head the list with the largest family. Barbara Krick and Louie will come with their children, Ceres and Mark. Ruth .Pheasant and ,lay will bring their three little Ballentines. Cossetta Mateer will give up her job at the Playhouse to marry a certain Beaver boy. Among the several teachers on this trip will be Professor Gene Crawford who will go along to gather material for his college lectures. Others are Nancy Renninger, Robert Clark, and David Snook, who will open the first moon schools. Nancy will be teaching the ABC'sg Robert, the sines, cosines, and tangentsg and David will open an all girl school. Lee Dippery will be operating the Doctor's office with Glenda Wagner as his dis- obedient nurse. Richard Coleman will open a large business firm with Donna Hacken- berg and Audrey Kline serving as his prominent secretaries. Chandis Klinger, who will be tired of his hunting expedition in Africa by then, will try his luck with the moon creatures. ,lean Loht, being an ex-WAVE, will be in charge of the water supply. John Dressler and his wife, Mary, will open their own photography shop. Harold Fisher will go along as official food tester for Green Cheese Incorporated. If anyone cares to see what's happening on the moon, they will be able to get a first hand report by tuning in Barry Goss's new program on MOON-TV. 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Salvania Benfer, Janice Heeter, Geraldine Wagner, Shirley Haines, Kay Moyer, Mona Lou Hartman, Lucille Camp, Anna Marie Bilger, Eunice Wilt. Beatrice Bilger, Melvina Furgison, Karen Bigelow, Jacqueline Feehrer, Bonnie Baker. Fourth row: Park Wagner, Brian Moyer, Jack Pheasant, Lynn Knepp, Wilbur Benner, Charles Andrews. William Bigelow, Judy Mattern, Ruth Ann Gross. Kay Proud, Helen Ulsh, Linda Young, Carol Smith, Judy Kline, Sara Snook, Doris Walter, Kay Tate. Walter Weaver, Willis Hack- enberg. Leon Wagner. James Aumiller. Fifth row: Louis Sileo, Kermit Wells, Gary Knepp, Harold Flood, Robert Hassinger, Gary Snook, Ronald Will, Ronald Gentzel. Chester Stine, Allen Zechman, Leon Swigart, James Klinger, Milton Romig, Wester Weader, Stanton Wagner, Douglas Kratzer, Dale Hackenherg. Earl Lyter. George Moyer, Marvin Thomas. tt? P. First row, left to right: Delores Aumiller, Donna Shirey. Janet Kline. Diana Benfer, Theodora Barkett. Bonnie Romig. Judy Spaid, Dolly Plank, Marion Seebold, Sandra Ziders, Brenda Troup, Lois Dietz. Second row: Roger Camp, Dallas Auman, James Dippery, Bill Peters, Ken Saylor, Philip Yost. Charles Yost, Larry Ewing. Boyd Ettinger, Bill Wagner. Charles Fry, Ken Reitz, John Yetter, Robert Norman. James Goss, Paul Sliirey, Gene Weader, Arthur Baumgartlner, Herbert Fisher, Gary Grove. Third row: Albert Bickhart. Ruth Ann Zieber, Richard Hoy, Sharon Walker, Kenneth Gill, Nancy Gilbert, Fred Bingaman, Jane Romig, Bernice Dean, Phyllis Goss, Florence Paige, Josephine Wfeader, Rita Thomas, Shirley Riden. James Crawford, Linda Herbster, Ronald Baker, Mary Treas- ter, Joseph Feerher, Judy Lose, Edwin Weader. Fourth row: Janice Romig, Donald Reiss, Fae Wea- ver, Miles Grove, Durwood Knepp, James Feese. Robert Felming, Lucille Reigle, Miriam Swigart, Arla Krick, Eugene Wagner, Wayne Snow, Linda Guyer, Fern Kratzer, Loraine Kuhns, Tony Mc- Glaughlin, Shirley Travitz, Renold Mitchell, Peggy Neidig. 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SilIl11lLl Higgins. S111-111111 r11w: 1,ynn T111111111s. 11011211 Kll1lllS, R11111'1'! Hackvn- 1N'l'gl, 121-111111 N1ill'1K1l'y, 5111111111 1'11I1llgl1'I'. lf111y 111'111'y, 1.111'1y 111-i11111111'11. S1l1'T111ilIl K11ll1'l1l'1t'I4, 131111111111 S11111s, 1Jixi1- 51111i11. x1llI'11lil Z1-1-111111111. 1i111in1- 1 ry1-. ,la1111's Wa1t1-r, Huge-111' AllI'i:lIll1, 11101111 Moyvr. '1'11i1'1I r11w: f1ill'1l1 111:111ig. 1,il11' C1111111. 5111111111 AlllII1111'l'. J111111n1- 1liiSS1llg1t'I'. 1'1'11gy R1'11ri1'k. Crave lli1111'r1, 11111111 Allll A11'11i1111111, 1711115 ,I11r111111, ,I1-rry Knvpp, C1-111111 Wugn1'r. Fourth r11w: NIDTH Yvttvr. F111' w1ZlQIl1'T. 11ilf11LlTil f1111111'r1111. 1l11r11'111- S111i111, Palsy K111111s1-, Hl'IlF1t'11Zl S111-i1'111-r. 1,1111-tta ,10r11a11. 511111 1111w1-11. 1111-111111 N111y1'r, xli:lI'QlilFl'1 A11f'Il1l21llQl1I. 1711vi11 R111-11111. 110111115 R11111ig. '1'1'a1'111'r Mrs. 111111111111-I F1'-1ll'l'. 1511-I r11w. 11-ft 111 right: w1illl412l 1i11111ig. KlI1'l'H K1i111'. 11111111 1 11111k. N11111'y Will. 1,1111 A1111 1111111111: 5111111111 Sllllllflff. N111xi111- 11I'il1lUll. 11151111 Slliltlk. 511111111 I'UW'I I,1'IlIl1S 1l11ff1111111. 111111111 swllll. ,11111111s S1111-s. 1111111111 Swiglilfl. 1.1-1- W11y111- -X11111111. 1.1-111y Rumig. A111111 Waggnvr. 11111111111 F1111111. Har0111 '1'111g11. '1'11i1'11 r11w: 1111111-1111 xvll114'l', Yir,ui11iz1 3111111-1111y1'r, 1'1i11'1'11 Ragvr. f11arj11ri1' Paigv, 13211111110 0111-111111. J11111- 1 11r,:is1111, S1111 1.11111' K11IlK'.,llI11y' N11111:a11. '1'1-a1'h1-1 Mrs. Wilson U111111. Fourth Grade First row, left to right: Dorothie Kraehel, Carol Keister, Jane Saylor, Judy Troxel, Jean Houtz, Jean Master. Second row: John Aucker, Franklin Stoneroad, Billy Buffington, Richard Feese, Terry Kratzer, Clark Camp, Richard Henry. Third row: Linda Benfer, Gladys Herman, Margie Zechman, Barbara Thomas, Anna Mattern, Jane Gilbert, Dianne Beachel. Fourth row: Mike Rine, Terry Kramer, David Walter, Teacher Mrs. Vesta Coleman. First row, left to right: Paulette Bingman. Rita Klinger, Barbara Shawver, Judy Troxell, Marian Walter, Linda Jordan. Second row: Norman Rigel, lrene Belton, John Zeiber. Alvin Knepp, Gary Rigel, Gerald Moyer, Jacob Weaver. Third row: Bobby Getz, David Seler, Karen Klinger, Richard Aumiller, Marian Norman, Nelson Swartz. Fourth row: John Goss, Ruth Ann Try, Gloria Herman, Barbara Kuhns, Joyce Brininger, Teacher Mrs. Kerns. -is bi' aw . 25 l if QE 55 M' - Q-M as 'Yagi we f- 'W ar- :-4-.gf 4 WM' Q 5 wif, k Qi in 5 M-, f- , 3 ,'l' Q MW 5 S Q ,, na.. 'vii' ,L Q wt ,154 K 9, J' .S ? f ' F fi. fi ' f Q QQ A jk' M , 27 f Q W M , 3 , ,swf 4-' . x gm x A , f' ' 1' ' fl W ' is .2 X . I if 1 Q M X.,. , -,.- V , . 'iklxxi 19? S' fp wi, W rfAfX My ww 1 x:s g ,t X ffl ' . Sw!! ,, 414 as .av aQ4lffS':E'qg 5 h ls q K , X ,, 5 I J Q . 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Mrs. Robinson, Allen Benfer, Jimmy Mattern, Steve Bingaman, Grant Yelter, Jerry Ettinger, Larry Sheesley. First row: Carol Moyer, Betty Jordan. Linda Troup, Karen Haines. Linda Murray. Joyce Pawlingr. Marilyn Lepley, Peggy Aumiller. Second row: Alan Berryman. Paul Thomas, Trent Erh, Jay Bingaman, Gobel Kline, Leo Haines, Robert Krahel, Gerald Aumiller. Third row: Billy McCoy. Darwin Mitchell, David Biekhart, John Klinger, Pamela Mattern, Cynthia Bojalad, James Kline. Fourth row: Darwin Romig, Larry Knepp, Betty Ke-ister, Jeffery Norman, Alvin Knf-pp. Janice Anselmo, Eileen Moyer, Joe Heeter, Teacher, Miss Felker. V564 nf -4 AM 3 Q Ja LW .,,...::3j 'W 'When , f A 'Q V 1 aria MM W 53 x Ni, - I M G ar M' mfg ' xx awk! Mahi K 3 Qt mv Q in QQ -fx A f n ww I 6 Llnl .pts , X V 9' , , L :.1'11:QQ 'SH 'A' v ,, AV. Nw ' , -i. F. Q W f V S., 2 M L -I I 1 , . , .5 ,A vw f ' LN . 9.' rs. 1 'rs 5 Q ' f Q Q 593' ' ix ' - SUV? Q Q xxaspf ' ' 753 4X 'Q AQ ? 6 mr fix-is A ax. i'?5mA ,N ,rx - Q ,,,..... 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Q S V A4 - ., 4, X Q, , J-lg, .' - -ii, lj T-1 Z YYY- ,1'lon 25 yf fy yl 'Z i r In ffl, fart J Q X lull 5 'J 1 521' ,f fl f J' glfnf flag! :il ! , .IZQTQ I 46 41225, X S l ,A s Q up X J - f ff E A I' QQ W My 'A ' W i Yearbook Staff Editors ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Senior Class Editors ,,,7 , Business Editors ,,7, Layout Managers ,,,,ss Sports Editors ,s,,,s, Activities Managers s,,,e, Photographic Editors , Advertising Managers ,,,,s, Faculty Advisors H ,,,, Sara Ann Master, Dallas Will ,Glenda Wagner, Michael Aumiller Nancy Renninger. Darwin Snook , Barbara Krick. Jean Geecly Lee Dippery H Betty Jones, Lola Higel Paul Hassinger, Gene Crawford ,David Bailey, Terry Herbster ,Doris Booth, John Dressler Darlis Keefer, Donna Hackenberg Donald Haines, Loreen Kline , ,,s, , Mr. Peters, Mr. Quint chool Newspaper Staff lull 'N ww, le-ft In right: Judy llle-0. Palsy liakr-r. Gay' Knvpp. Janvl Snuok. Carol llakvr. lvlilflllil lille-r, Russ' Iimmin-. Svvuinl row: Nlr. Kline-. Judy Km-pp. Nlargiare-I Ewing, Marion llailvy. lfllm-n l rn ll! sf. arbara 'llllllillh llarle-nv liflllllll. llarbara Krirk. Gluria Mlwrt. Gln-nda xx4Llg1l1l'l'. Sarah im: Nlr. llvne- Fulmmni. 'liliird row: Frank llippvry. llllill'll'S Kauffman. 'l'e'd Rmnigl. Marlin. wal- I1 1. lmn l,Hllll1'I1Hli1gIl'l', William llainvs. Rug:-r Wvugznvr. Jann-s llmnig. Cn-Eflitors Frank llippery, Charles Kauffman .4 sslstant E11 ito rs Class lVau's Ezlitnrs Snplmmorv Class Rvportvrs .lunior Class Reporters Swzinr Class Reporters lwllklil' lfflitars fnlrr' Frlitors Gossip Erlltnrs l asl1 in n Ifrlitors Sports Editors Y 7 ulllountairl Pe Gloria Albert. Patsy Baker Judy Knapp, Bonnie lftzler James Romig. Hose Bonnie Judy Rl:-0 Garole Baker. Connie' Al1Illlllt'I' Barbara Krick. Glenda Wagner Milflixllt? tiflllllll Sarah Kline. Barbara Auman Ted Rmnig. Marion Bailey Roger Wagrier. Gaye Knapp Tom Loudenslager. Buys' Ellen Gross. Girls, , Marlin Wallcrr. Boys, Janet Snook. Girls, ek C sv tudent Council Seated, lf-ft I0 right: Lois Mastvr. Carl Rciglv. ,Ianvt Fnfmk, Lula Rigvl. Stamling: Nlrs. Wvmle-I. LaNlar Troup. Ruger Wagner. Marlene Grim. Darwin Smmk. Mr. L4-pl:-y. goat:-cl, lm-fx to right: Mr. Klinv. Carol Uukm-r. Lon-f-n Klink-. Hum-I Uallantinc. Stamlin Hvrbslvr. Byron Phm-asanl. Cm-rw Crawfcml. Um-rald Cruwfonl. David Snouk. Rnnalcl Honrliv 58 'IH-rry Ifir-1 row, I1-lr In right: llmmu limnigz. Sung I.:-11111-rg Sara Klinr-. Rvpemrt:-rg llatlivrim- Tlllllllili. ll'l'2lFlll'1'l'1 llairlraim Nlilvllvll. l'r1's14l4'11I: 5lllI'l4'V llltill 1. Yin' l'r1'si1l1'11l: Uuris SN'l'lll. 51'm'1'm't111'v. . l 54-rnllil row: Nlrs. xlliw' We-n1lz-l. :Mlvisur: rluun ll4'lIlt'l'. lJ2lll'il'l2l Kzllllflnan, .lvan C1-wly. ljilwll Muyvr. Nlury Walt:-r. fi1illH'I'lll1' NV1'Z1VI'I'. l,lllTll'iil Goss, Nlzlry VV1-ailvr. Ruvlivl Smith. ixlillll'lll11' Wugme-r. 'l'l1ir4I row: Carol liosn-. llvlurvs Ann Nluyc-r, Hvlvn Snmrk, liz-lty llrmisv. Martha Smith. lttha-l f.UWilll. lntllvl flow-ll. Naomi Wilt, llnrrillm- ,l0llIlhUIl, lfstm-r lluinvs, Fruiivm-s llasnvr. Ftlllflll row: Sh:-ila Za-vlllnan. Lure-Ita llmnme-l, Sandra Slllllllllill, Sally ,lnr1la11. Ruth Ann Krivk. Phyllis ll:-rmun. Kay Stuck. Phyllis Cfunip. Nunvy lf:-lkvr. lx1ilI'g1li!'l'I Nurmam. Fifth row: ,loyvv Muyvr. .loan Snuuk, lloris liiltnvr. Franccs Will. Ifirst ruw. lf-ft to right: Aflvisor. Nlr. Russm-ll We-llvrg Se-ntinvl. Paul Saylnr: S4-vrvlary. Marlin Wal I1-rg Vim- Pr:-sifle-nt, Donald Hain:-sg I're'siflf1nt. lluviml llailm-y: TI'l'Z:lSllI'l'I'. Frvd Tll0IllilSl Rvporh-r ,Inhn illllfllllihl filmplain. llonalwl Muyf-r. S1-rmul row: 'l'l1un1z1s Snouk, john B1-nf:-r. K1-nm-Ili Zvilwr W1-l1lun limnig. V1-rnun Rumig. filIZ1Tll'S ffrlw. Rudy Fvlte-rrxlf. Harulcl Snuok. 'l'l1ir1l row: Paul Huwvll llnvifl X1-vlnnzin. Ke-nn:-lh llavhman. Rolwrt llil'lill3l'l. i.ar111- Tlmlmuill. Cary Nnrnmn. l7:1vi1l lush Ralph Hr'inm-lman. l,aRuy Fvttf-rolf. Larry Shalnbavli. Glen Wagnvr, Darwin Snmvk. Ixwm l'l1ll'lif'Il lu-rg. Rivliurrl Shirvy. Larry Trnxvll. Willizliil Hainvs. cience Club ,I r. Historian Club First row, left to right: John Benfer, Larry Sassaman. Mir-hael Aumiller, Lola Higel, Nlr. Lepley, Bonnie Etzler, Janet Snook, Marlene Grim, Marian Bailey, Paul Hassinger, Charles Kauffman, Janice Archibald, Connie Aumiller, Gloria Albert. Edna Kern, Roger Wagner, Gary Goss, LalVlar Troup, Lee Shamory, Paul Zieber, Sara Ann Master, William Felker, Carl Rigel, Philip Gill, Joseph Anselmo, Thomas Wagner. First row, left to right: Judith lllee, Thomas Yvaggner. Jean Geerley, Charles Kauffman. Ruth Krick, John Hr-nfer, Bonnie Ftzler, David llailey. Doris llooth, Jullyann Vlagrner William Felker, Marlene Grim, Donald Haines, Marian Hailey, Michael Aumiller, Janice Archibald, Larry Sassaman, Connie Aumiller, Lee Shamory, Marian Wlnmllingl. Mr. Moris Quint, Donna Romig, Janet Snook, Gary Goss, Roger Wagner, Carl Rigel, William Haines, Philip Gill, Joyce Zieber, Edna Kern, Darlis Keefer, Gloria Albert, Lois Master. Sara Ann Master, Lola Rigel, Loretta Hommel, Frances Bowersox. 5 I I n. -F Class of '56 DEADLY ERNEST Junior Plays YOU CANT KISS CAROLINE, Seniorps Cupid in Pigtails Plays Finders Creepers aww gn NDT FORGUTTEN The junior-Senior Prom Presented in the Rainbow Room Q95 v I Y r 4 n xxXXXXXXv Y ' W , Y is 9,gr X as 'W lf W 89 x N26 54 Na 4 f . 9 M'-W, . 4 lufuu ' 6 I 2 'Q ! 3 4 . 'R Q 5 Ml V E , 0 X I4 V Q1 3 Majorettes HAYIC KNICPP. 'IYPNNA KLINI-I. DONNA HMIKENBERG. ISlCVERl,IiY TRECO. LOREEN KLINE N ls If , 0 xx N F F 5 R II V XR If ll M Nl m 5 0 .NNI-TI' SNOOK, NIARIAN IMILliH', SANDRA SIIHLECEL, NIARGIE HERHSTER Q 1 Tx hm ,fl L -msivnunww 'Q W - ,. .2 'Tk t M - H ,fgxxg - .ff-. ' -wk ,:,. ' 2 ' W. 'f I, , ,M X Z g A L' M H ' ...M ,W ' L , S I 7 qi 5 in 5' ff . 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Gaye- Knvpp H1-e-nnel row: Nanvy Ke-lrrxirrgefr. l.nre'e'n Kline: lla! Nan-llemel. 'l'l1irel row: Kalllryn Nlale-e-r. Ruse I llevemiv, latsy Hake-r. ,luely Knvpp. llvwrly 'fre-gm. llarlrara Krivk. .lanirv lfullz. lj1'.'xIlHEl Nlalefe-r lsllllflll row: Ilalvl llalle-nlinef, lllvnela Yvagnvr. Deanna Hill'lit'IllN'TQI. Susie- llivke-l, llarlnara .Numan lfewse-Ita Nlatve-r. Gloria Hawk. Margxare-I l'lw'ing:. .lvan lrealll. 759 l irNI relw. lvl! In rigrllli lglll'lPill'il Xlitrlu-ll. lllerria :Ulu-rl. Kaye- Sluvli. l r:1ne'e's Wlill. Rlllll Krirle lfllu-l llnw:-ll. l'l1vllis Camp. She-ilu fe-vllman. Sewemel row: lflle-n Crews, Fl'i1Ill'l'S lleuwvrsux. Sllirlvy lrnup. Nam-v lf:-lke-r. llerris llilne-r. .luyvv Nlnyelr, 'Nlarlvne' Grimm. Ftlfilll Ann Nlaflvr, ,larkiv llemwarel llllrfl ruw: lle-Hy llrgmke-. Sally qlilfllilll. llurlis Ke-vle-r. l.ore'lIa llermmvl, Lola Rige-l, luis Nlastvr ffalhe-rim' 'l'lmmaQ. Nlariun Welevelling. l :Hlll4'I' Hainvs. Margie- Wagne-r. Fourth row: llemnie' lftzle-r llnrrim- ,lnlumm. llawn xIllyl'T. llevrix SlN'1'lll. flnnniv AlllIllllt'T. lithvl Cowan. .lHye'e' Ze-ilwr. Donna llfvlnig. Nlarglare-I Norman. lfiltlr ruw: Palsy Kauffman. Palsy floss, Sarah Kline: .le'an Ue'e'ele'y. lfelna Kvrn. Nlay Rennig. Fram'e'N llafne-r. Crystal Spaiel. ,luely llle-ex ,E 5? Boys, Chorus First row, left to right: Lee Dippery, Richard Coleman, Michael Yost, Ronald Bonnie, Barry Goss. Second row: Terry Herbster, Ronald Kline, Jerry Kline, David Snook, Byron Pheasant. Third row: Robert Albert, Kenneth Kratzer, Directress, Helen Young. Senior Chorus First row. left to right: Doris Booth, Nancy Felker, Darlis Keefer, Ethel Howell, Frances Bowersox, Doris Specht, Jean Ceedey. Second row: David Bailey, Judy Ann Wagner, ,Iohn Benfer, Paul Has- singer, Loretta Hommel, Michael Aumiller, Larry Sassaman. Lola Rigel. Glen Wagner, Thomas Wagner. , 523 Xxx 9 ffpxi f 00000 000, N wav vom, , xN ..- ' ly D f' 1 li 00006005 -i 1001 new-D + + 1 :nav 0000133 -N 5' 1000 oaw - 4 X4 nn U f'f? 75Q'1mw. E? V X E2 Y t X X X? xx! Q-N ,X f , 5, X Suv? ,iff M N4 Q ' X K gi X N x f X' X' I -1 - Q 'X YQ LKQ Lx 1 f XX Aix V' k' fx XX Q -:N u X x fi M XQQF- .1 For when the one great Scorer HComes to write against your name gk I xnxx in X emarks not that you won or lost, Ski Q iii' - Q But how You played the gamen N ?N N 'X SLJXQH X ' U Q V ,ggi N XS -X ' Xi f ,- 75 X? x f X f 1.1. E+ ? 4,2 X , f f 5 - Q' , f-ff yfff ff 1 4 ' , fl fqw ' N P If ' ' - . 4 elf' ! X xgulhwx X X X I I--1 U HH f f til 'I' 4 X111 ?f If 0 Kun 'I 5' , f, X , i X f I 1 X H 'JH I 'V- . -1' I NE lf AS JUNIOR VARSITY 1 ' y Lrls Basketball First row, left to right: Patsy Baker, Glenda Wagner, Judy Knepp, Kathleen Dean Lole Rigel, Janet Snook, Carol Baker. Second row: Janice Archibald, Gloria Hawk Hazel Ballentine, Marian Bailey, Barbara Auman, Sandra Schlegel, Donna Hacken berg, Cossetta Mateer, Miss Fry. , in 'fn 5 H -Q g Y Q. , 'Y A' -r,. 'V tif' Q T7 .,. - -f ,, H, ' vw ,U N A MJ. 545, Au,,,w.15 AZ gi XIUZLQELC .HSSOCLLZZLOII ,, . . . . - , , - . ,.. lwr-I row, I1-fr to rlglml: ,lun l,mgle-. HHHIIII' lttzlvr. lmlu Klgf-I, Nulxvy l'1-lk:-r. ,lzmvl Swank. lllllxp Gill. S1-r'm14l row: Cary llmf. llulu Spuid. fLl'lil'g1!' lim-nfwr. Uuxifl fvvhllmll. Hill Hain:-s. lluxixl Iilrll. 1.1-nv Snl1mlru1, Lmlvlll I.:-on lIH1'l'il'llll1'l'gl, ,luhn Ilmmux. luul IIllNSlllQ,I4'l'. Dun HHIIIVN. l,2lI'l'y lruxvll. Lzlliuy F4-ttf-rrulf, ,lulln U1-nf:-r. Q L. ,, . , ji, ,,,, , l . V, - l'1l'-I row. I1-fl lu right: fr!'lH' 1.ruwf1vl'1l. lom I.Ullli1'HililQ1,1'lA. in-rul4I f.lkilNVflbl'll. UQIXIQI Nlnmk, -luck wvilQ1I!'l', Run Houniv, 5m'ur11l row: l'ulQy Bulwr. NLIIIVQ' Rl'lllliIlQL1'l4. ,lllliy Km-pp. UUIIIHI lILll'kl'IllH'l'g1, Wurgurvt lfwingi. l,urw-n Klinm-. Hurrx 111,-N, IM-Hx ,Ium-N. 414lNl'lI2l xI1lI4'l'l'. lllvmlu Wzlgnu-r. Gloria Hawk. Tllirfl ruw: Ilnlr Stringy-r. Dallux Will. N:-I-nn flillu-rl. 'IW-rry He-rlrstvr. Slll'l'lll2lIl Kline-. Hub fUlwrt. Uh-n lffvgvl. ifwuvlxg liarlmuru Alllllilll. 79 To +he Graduaring Class of l956 we exrend our sincere congra+ula+ions, and wish each and everyone li'ie's riches? blessings. We are proud +o have shared wi+h you a greai' educa- +ional veniure dedicaied +o +he enrichmeni' of your 'Fu+ure years. Your Elemenrary and High School Teachers WEST SNYDER COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEM Sorry, this page is unavailable. Turn to the next one and you'll find more memories Sorry, this page is unavailable. Turn to the next one and you'll find more memories PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER nia Iva Pennsy QS Beaver Spnn HETRICKS APPLIANCE STORE G. E. Appliances Necchi and Elna BEAVERTOWN, PENNA. Phone 2330 WAGN ER BROS. Poulfry Fawn and Hafchery TOP QUALITY CHICKS Beaver Springs, Penna. Phone 2203 BENFER FLOUR LIME RIDGE 'AND FEED MILL Four - Feed - Grain MARION D. SNOOK, Prop. J- FRANK HETRICK Phone 2286 Beaver Springs CARL H. THOMAS Lawn and Garden Supply Cenrer BEAVERTOWN, PENNA. CHARLES W. KING Famous Reading An'I'hraci+e BEAVERTOWN, PENNA. Phone 2377 YETTER'S CHEVRCLET COMPANY Chevrole+ Cars and Trucks O. K. USED CARS AND TRUCKS Beaver+own, Pa. Phone 3495 9, f 0 GOOPUKFOOD QQQIMEATS BAlLEY'S RESTAURANT Beaverfown, Penna. Phone 2459 KAUFFMAN'S MEAT MARKET Beaver+own, Penna. Phone 2486 E. R. GRIMM Plumbing and Heaiing BEAVERTOWN, PENNA. PAUL F. RIGEL NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Formerly Farm Bureau FIRE - LIFE - AUTO ' PHONE 2487 Beaver Springs Penna. Phone 3I64 G RQ to es 4'c -v12Iy,'w- ,. I eerffr ogy' BENFER S F U R N ITU RE PETERS Beaver Springs, Penna. Snyder Coun'Iy's Self-Service S+ore BENFER. PENNA. CIdes+ and Largesf Furni'rure Siore Phone 2I2I R. R. EWING P- M- BOBB Trucking - Cons+ruc+ion - Paving Plumbing GHCI HGBIIHQ BEAVER SPRINGS, PENNA. Phone 2206 BEAVERTOWN, PENNA. Phone 2483 CompIimenI's of LEPLEY KLINE BUS LINE Charier Service a Specialfy BEAVER SPRINGS, PENNA. MAPLE INN CAPONETTES, TURKEYS EoMlsToNs POULTRY FARM SUPER SERVICE GARAGE G. E. NAREHOOD I I :lun Infernafional Trucks Farmall Traciors Farm Machinery SALES AND SERVICE Phone 2372 BEAVERTOWN, PENNA. BEAVER SPRINGS POST OFFICE C. W. REIGLE Flour - Feed - Grain Universal Milking Machines PAXTONVILLE, PENNA. PHONE 3I96 ERNEST W. FELKER Beaver Springs IF lT'S GOOD FOOD YOU YlAIl'l'-- 'ix rg.- 5 qftf Zig fda I-J PENNSYLVANIA +1153 ' , N Phone 2422 wi A I RESTAURANT Poulh-Y and Eggs Beaver Springs, Pa. ERB'S GARAGE CHAS. T. SAYLOR ,Q qi. AND SON'S N - ii BEAVERTOWN, PA. y LIN E UP with B Manufaciure L of Shirfs Beaver Springs, Pa. Phone 2440 Exquisife Jewelry W. H. HACKENBERG, JEWELER Diamongzls - Waiches - Gifis ALBERT eaverfown, Penna. THE BARBER Beaveriown, Pa. Phone 2649 Phone 2657 PAUL E. BINGAMAN ll '.A Philco Ref. - Sioves - Furniiure and Freezers -f Mayfag and Dex+er Washers BEAVER SPRINGS PHONE 2740 BEAVERTOWN OIL SUPPLY Disfrilaufors of Thai' Good Gulf Gasoline Gulf Fuel Oil, and Kerosene Gulfpride ancl Gulfpride H.D. MATTERN'S HATCH ERY Beaver Springs, Pa. Q l Moior Oil BEAVERTOWN, PA. 'M im PHONE 2350 Phone 2I I4 PAUL T. HEETER LUMBER - TIES - com. - woon Building Supplies ,X l llyi llill 5',1 l. Y L X. uhh ll.'l L ,I ,- I X ...N R A r Q X I, lv' I ll E 2 +' mx N! Z f , X K I .x is Beaveriown R. D. 5 pg 'Q , N? Phone 3172 I o ,ff x., 3 L In a v THOMAS ELECTRIC Beaver Springs, Penna. SAYLOR AND MATTERN PLANINC-3 MILL Beaverfown, Penna. SAILOR'S DAIRY if ,E f.. 5,9518 . Q . 3 Barber Shop ,,, . 43 fr Beaver Sprlngs, Penna. :q3- Beaver+own, Penna. Phone 2758 MCCARDLE REFUSE Phone Beaver Springs 2344 Beaveriown Ho+el THE MCCLURE ?LAlN DEALER Complimenfs of N' H' RIGEI' Dependable II'lSUl'6hCe O All Kinds INDUSTRIES. INC- BEAVER SPRINGS, PA. Phone 2224 M. SALZBERG 8: SONS Beaverfown, Pa. GILl.'S BAUMGARDNER-S SELF SERVICE STORE HATCHERY Beaver Springs, Pa. BEAVER SPRINGS Phone 2663 PENNSYLVANIA Phone 2226 DRY GOODS T. W. ERDLEY sruclc LUMBER co LmbrndB'Id' S I GENERAL MERCHANDISE U ecgal ang' wgodupp 'es Paxfonville PHQNE 2050 PI'lOne 3309 MIDDLEBURG. PENNA C. J. MIDDLESWARTH KREIGHBAUM AGENCY GENERAL INSURANCE 'dd' b P Middleburg, Penna. MI e urg' enna' Phone 3764 Phone 3I7l A KRlcK's I SAQINGS MACK' RESTAURANT THE FOP 1 5 EWHEN 'N - 10U' GROCERY SeaH'es1' 'I' MOOD FDR Ice Cream FINE FUUD ' 7 ln The Grove Magazines uslll- Lkh MECLURE. PENNA. MECLURE, PENNA. A PHONE 2l30 STANDARD SHIRT CO. McClure, Penna. 44- WAGNER-EWING MOTORS I ,NJ f ,, , sms s cl? 'S' ELECTRIC ' Y 1 NN-If -2 AANISK 'ggiggxak Chrysler - Plymoufh ' - sTOP Q Sales and Service .aes QD MECLURE, PENNA. Phone 239' MECLURE, PENNA. Phone 2l46 ife , ' aOB's QF' O AND BODY SHOP L 3 PHEASANT SA VE Q! BEAUTY SHOP ,igenii i he AT ' Ski0'a:'50E:2iO'ef'l,e W Ad MCOLURE, PENNA. MCCLURE- PENNA- 'SJ' 'O ' phone 2574 Phone 2383 BAKER STORE CO. McClure, Penna. IF lT'S GOOD FOOD Zettez 746464 , ,au ,ACU-- g X I I V i i :ppl Complimenis of V t f ' N HAROLD M. PHEASANT MCOLURE ii Building and Supplies LOCKER PLANT MCCLURE, McClure, Perma, Phone U32 Phone 2386 KLINE'S SERVICE STATION .A f r.00n,?'ir:An TIRES CONVENTIONAL TUBELESS Phone 3I43, Beaver Springs, Penna. Q tf iftkii I P I g 1 Z f I' I I - .- . 'E En' I , S' A. Z,: eve, OI I 'I g. f U f Sufe45e'wfw Q, V Xp -:V A' '1'4 ' '1- 1 ' 'I' X S mix LEPLEY'S STORE Beaver+own, Penna. STAN. SAYLOR. Prop. Phone 2452 Beaver Springs RUSSELL W. FISHER Plumbing, Hea+ing, and Building Supplies MCCLURE. PENNA. Phone 2385 DR. TlSCl'lKE, D.D.S. Middleburg, Penna. A. W. ULSH HATCH ERY Day Old and Sfarfed Chicks Phone 2525 CHARLES M. KEARNS Ro+o+iller Dealer BEAVERTOWN, PEN NA. Phone 2485 L A '? xc' 7' KX f Q FROZEN CUSTARD MR. AND MRS. JAMES W. HERMAN, JR. Proprieiors Beaver Springs, Penna. Phone 2427 AIGLER AND SON Sour Cherries Raspberries Apples Iron Ore - Fruil' Farm BEAVERTOWN, PENNA. Phone 24196 HARTMAN BROTHERS BEAVER SPRINGS, PENNA. Dis+. of Easiern S+a+es Feeds and Supplies Phone 2448 FRANKLIN MILLING CO. D. L. EDELMAN, Prop. Flour - Feed - Grain MIDDLEBURG. PA. Phone 2734 OFFICE OF COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT I OF SCHOOLS ARTHUR M. FELKER ROBERT M. BASTRESS RICHARD E. GLEDHILL T. DEAN WITMER DOROTHY K. HOMMEL STUMPFF'S STORE General Merchandise MIDDLE CREEK, PENNA. C. R. KLINGER Manufacfurers of FLOUR - FEED - GRAIN Middle Creek, Penna. Phone 2I04 NESTOR BINGAMAN TroxeIviIIe, Penna. U. S. POST OFFICE TROXELVILLE, PENNA. Sales Service FETTEROLF AND GOSS TV APPLIANCES DuMon+ Television and Kelvinalor Appliances Phone Beaver Springs 2749 MURRAY'S MILL Beaver Springs, Penna. Phone 2204 GROSS'S STORE Beaver Springs, Penna. Phone 2259 CLAIR'S SUNCCO SERVICE General Au+o Repairing and Alignmenf BEAVER SPRINGS. PENNA. Phone 2742 HELEN'S BEAUTY SHOPPE BEAVERTOWN, PENNA. Phone 235i Beaver+own Posfmasfer DERYL L- AMMERMAN MAX SAYLOR SHOE SERVICE Beaveriown, Pa. McClure, Penne. ROYALE DAIRY co. JAMES W- B'CKEL Dealer in All Kinds of Lumber Wood and Colliery Coal LYKENS VALLEY RED ASH Lewisiown, Penna. LEHIGH NAVIGATION WILL 81 WAGNER John Deere Farm Equip. - Comple+e Au+o Service MCCLURE, PENNA. PHONE 2439 Besi' Wishes fo 'rhe CLASS OF '56 From THE ARCHIBALDS Congrafulafions +0 -l'he Class of l956 HERBSTER RADIO-TV SERVICE EW McCLURE, PENNA. PHONE 2 I 34 ElSENHAUER'S CLEANERS Home of Quali+y Cleaning Phone 2233 MIDDLEBURG, PENNA. Complimenis of FRED'S AMOCO SERVICE MIDDLEBURG, PA. Complimenfs of WALTER BROTHERS Mlomesuke, PA. Complimen+s of PETERS AND WAGENSELLER COMP'-'MENT5 OF HAMILTON WATCHES AND FIRST NATIONAL BANK KEEPSAKE DMMOND5 W. V,?LSING of Selinsgrove Selinsgrove, Pa. I is an . 1 ,, BILGER AND SONS Dis+ribu+or Dial ZI43 MIDDLEBURG. PENNA. W. M. RIGEL C I. + F omplmen s o PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE Life - Healfh and Accideni' HospiI'aIiza+ion Middleburg BEAVERTOWN, PA. PQ. PHONE 2279 Com plimenis of SUN GAS OF INTER-COUNTY SELINSGROVE, PA. Phone 5500 Complimenis of SWINEFORD NATIONAL BANK Middleburg, Pa. Complimenfs of KATHY-MAE WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S WEARING APPAREL Middleburg. Pa. DREESE'S BARBER SHOP Polaroid Cameras and Phofo Supplies MIDDLEBU RG. PA. Complimen+s of Direclors of VETERANS' AFFAIRS MIDDLEBURG, PA. Phone 2339 IRVIN GRAYBILL, JR. A+'l'orney-af-Law MIDDLEBU RG, PA. LEWISTOWN ELECTRICAL CO., INC. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 24 Chesinui' S+. Dial 2325 Lewisiown, Pa. DAIRYMAN LEAGUE Beaver Springs Pa. A HACKETT'S HARDWARE Mlnmsaune, PA. DINIUS MOTORS. INC. Ford Cars and Trucks New Idea Farm Machinery MIDDLEBURG. PA. DRUGS Complimenfs of SNOOK'S REXALL DRUG STORE Middleburg, Pa. Complimenfs of G. GEORGE LUCK INSURANCE COUNSELLOR MIDDLEBURG, PA. Congrafulaiions Io 'Ihe Class of I956 Fine CIoI'hes for Young Men Since I905 JOE KATZ STORE LEWISTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA Complimenis of McCRORY'S 5 81 I0 LEWISTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA KAUFFMANS' MUSIC HOUSE. Lewisfown, Penna. Est I887 Fine Grade PorI'rai+s EVERYTHING IN MUSIC Commercial Phofography LESTER BETSY ROSS sNooK's srumo AjfAjgfT I L On I'hePSquarf ewisiown, ennsy vania I HAMMOND E 'gQi I ORGANS This Book Serves as a Sample of Our Work M dl F S h I - - o es or c oo I Church and Home THE Complimenfs of AMERICAN LEGION Pos'I' 942 MONTGOMERY WARDS McCLURE. PENNSYLVANIA LEWISTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA CompIimen+s of A. FRANCIS GILBERT Lawyer MIDDLEBURC-3. PA. Complimenis of HORACE W. VOUGHT MIDDLEBURG, PA. Com plimenis of BEN NER'S Old Dutch Recipe Cookies Phone 3834 Middleburg, Pa. Complimenfs of CYRIL F. RUNKLE REAL ESTATE BROKER I Sell +he Ear+h MIDDLEBURG. PA. CompIimen+s of CHARLES E. WAGNER TREASURER CompIimen+s of wegfgfn Auto Associuie WESTERN AUTO Store ASSOCIATE STORE N. W. BINGAMAN, Owner Middleburg Pa, IG 0F PRIIGIIESS community is made up of a num- lier of thingsftlu- caliber of its citizc-ns and public svrvants , . . the high standards of its schools andithe sportsmanship of its athlt-tic teams . . . tht- It-adt-rsliip of its churches . . . the good accomplishc-d by its charitable or- ganizations . . . the quality of products and service-s supplied by its workers. Wood-Nlvtal Custom Kitchens and In- stitutional Ifquipmt-nt are as fine as are producgd anywhc-rt-l They carry the Snyder County name and brand of su- pvrior craftsmanship to all parts of the country. WOOD-METAL INDUSTRIES. INC. Kreamer, Snyder County, Penne. STEI N I NGER'S PHILCO Famous for Qualily 'I'l1e World Over WE SERVICE ALL MAKES AND MODELS Phone 2 I 89 Middleburg, Pa. Compliments of THE MIDDLEBURG POST CO. Publishing Prinhng OFFICE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT Dial 22I4 HERBSTER'S HATCHERY Cqmplimeni-s of B-B Feeds MCCLURE- PENNA- MCCLURE POST OFFICE Phone 2I34 xx hhihss-.X-,-s +--. 'www-'s'Y--e. -iii, N-.NNN L. D. KLINE STORE McClure, Penna. Complimen+s of The Dodors CARL W. BOONIE R. W. LEIPOLD. M.D. and Kerosene ancl Fuel Oil C. L. EATER. JR.. M.D. MCCLURE, PENNA. PHONE zaos Colliery Coal Glen Burn Coal WAGNER'S ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES The Home of Mo'IoroIa TV and Radios Also Genuine Deepfreeze Producis and ELECTRIC APPLIANCES and MAYTAG WASHERS McClure. E. S. Wagner Phone 2625 Complimenis of LOG CAB I N Try NaI'ure's Finesi' Coal There's noihing like Famous Reading An'IhraciI'e. This 'Fine Pennsyivania Hard Coal has been a favorife for generaiions. Phone us for a 'IriaI ion, Ioclay. Famous Reading AnI'hraci1'e AARON WAGN ER 81 SON MCCLURE, PENNA. CompIe'I'e Insurance Service in AII Lines of cAsuALTY, FIRE, AND BONDS CHARLES C. YOUNG Where You Can Buy Wha+ is Adver'Iised PENN FURNITURE COMPANY I9 Easi MarI:e+ S+ree'I' LEWISTOWN. PENNSYLVANIA Phone 673I CompIimen+s of LASKARIS BROS. Air-Condiiioned Resfaurani' LEWISTOWN. PENNSYLVANIA Com plimenfs of RED'S DI N ER BOB DAVIS' 4 LEWISTOWN. PENNSYLVANIA LEWISTOWN. PENNSYLVANIA .XQXYI CEDAR D469 PHONE 2396 TWIN CEDAR DAIRY, LAWVER BROS. McClure, Pennsylvania CompIimen'rs of NOERR'S GARAGE. INCORPORATED In'l'erna1'ionaI GANOE MOTORS Sales and Service LEWISTQWN' pENN5YLvANlA LEWISTOWN. PENNSYLVANIA Complimenfs of McKI NNEY CONSTRUCTION CO. Sunbury, Pa. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS DEALERS IN BUILDING SUPPLIES I+ was our privilege Io do aII general cons+ruc'I'ion work for addifions Io Beaver Adams EIemenI'ary School picfured above. BUSINESS PATRONS LOCAL Eugene Mifchell Musical lnsirumeni' and Acs. J. C. Edmis+on John C. MaH'ern Orchard Cameron's Ha+chery lrvin Beachel Mar'l'ha Kleinbauer Commissioners Office Clerlcs C. C. Bu1'ch Wagner RiH'er's Beauiy Parlor Bob's Service S+a+ion Middleburg, Pa. S. W. Kline Middlecreelc, Pa. The Playhouse Quin+'s Women's 8: Children' Sfore Beaver Springs .M 7 s Clofhing LEWISTOWN The Yardsficlr Marrone's Food Marlcei' Paul S. Foss Jeweler WiH s Jeweler Singer Sewing Cenfer E. E. McMeen Co. Wian's Shoe S'I'ore Glick Shoes J. S. Raul: Shoe Sfore Tom Johnson Shoe S+ore Kinney Shoe Sfore F. W. WooIwor+h Co. Franciscus Hardware Co. The Princess Shop Ladies Bazaar Joseph Fashion Shop Super Self Service Shoes Heading's Drug Sfore People's Drug Siore G. C. Murphy Co. Sfores Roberf Johnson Hardware Co Francis Orris Jeweler Warner-Lewis Buiclr Co. Wolf Furnilure Sfore GEORGE F. DELALLO BUCKART Plumbing and HeaI'ing Con+racI'or HAZLETON. PENNA. ENGINEERING CORP. Archifecis and Engineers 6II W. MARKET ST. York, Pa. TROXELL PLANING MILL, INC AII Kinds of Lumber and Building Maferial CusI'om Kiln Drying End Mahzhed Flooring CONTRACT WORK A SPECIALTY Home Dial 2I26 Office 2I25 BEAVER SPRINGS. STAR ROUTE Complimenfs of Far Thai New Home See J- W- HERMAN HOFFMAN 3. KLINEPETER BEAVER SPRINGS, PA. FREEBURG, PA. 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