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

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1964 volume:

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We of the Legend staff have tried to revive these memories and record them in one book, so that as you glance at the following pages, you will once again re- member all the excitements, thrills, and disappointments of the past school years. Now the years with their hundreds of memories are gone and your Legend carries the only written record of this period, We hope you will keep and always treasure this book of memories for 1964, :xt .1 S R 1251 .I N. 4 Foreword l X . l 1 l 04 .ff f X xg m Sherman E, Good Dear Seniors: I am writing this message on the afternoon QNovember 22, 19635 which witnessed the assas- sination of John F, Kennedy, President of the United States. It seems that we live in an age characterized by hatred, racial prejudice, crime, immorality, and the baser aspects of life. I would that we as a society could move again to a plane where justice, equity and hu- mility before God would be the measure of our conduct. Human dignity and service to our fel- lowmen should be the watchwords of our day. l trust that West Snyder has guided you in that direction and that your life will be a fulfil- ment of that trust. Very SlllCSIG Sherman E. Good Supervising Principal Norman li. Kline Dear Seniors: lt is my sincere hope that a portion of the philosophy of the man to whom you are dedicat- ing your Legend was caught by each of the mem- bers of your class. Undoubtedly, you heard him reiterate the portion to which I am referring. lt went some- thing like this: Life is not measured by its length, but rather by its intensity. This statement acquires more significance, as you apply it to his life and to the life of a National figure, who met an untimely death dur- ing your senior year in school, namely, the President of the United States. May each of you exemplify an intensity in your lives Which will become contagious. I challenge you, especially, to seek amoral intensity which W i ll someday r e s u l t in the Master's saying, Well done, thou good and faithful servant. This, l believe, is the key to the abundant life. Norman E. Kline Principal Rev. Merrill Peters ln those days, l heard a voice from heaven saying, Write: Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord henceforth. Yes, says the Spirit, let them rest from their labors, for their Works follow them. And every excellent Work shall be justified: and the Worker thereof shall be honoured therein, Blessed is the man that shall continue in wisdom, and that shall meditate in his justice, and in his mind shall think of the all seeing eye of God. Dedication We, the Senior Class of West Snyder High School, Wish to dedicate this yearbook to the memory of The Reverend Merrill Peters, who gave unselfishly of his time and talents .... and life. We shall revere this virtuous man as a loyal friend and diligent teacher. Our memories will always be ones of a man greatly admired for his noble ideals, traditionally high standards, and uniquely firm convictions. Above all he will always remain loved and cherished as a friend of great wisdom. With this sincere petition for Supreme Grace and compassion, we lovingly dedicate our Legend in the memory of The Reverend Merrill Peters. Rev. Merrill Peters Secretaries 52 S 3 will Mrs. Helen l-'rey Mrs. Barbara Snyder Board of Education l 1 r l'lRST ROW: Left to Right, Cloyd Narehood, llelen Frey, Bickhart, Raymond Narehood, Paul Gross, Ben Walter,Sam Indwin Keener, Sara Sharadin, Harry l-lassinger, William Herman, Lester Klingler, William Kepner, Dale Baker. Rigel. SECOND ROW: Glen Bingrnan, Paullfuhrman, Albert DONALD E. BECK B.S., MLS. Bloomsburg State College, Bucknell Lfniversity Guidance DOROTHY W. BINGMAN B.S. Susquehanna University Commercial subjects ,415 FRENCH CLASS JUDITH M. BRANDT B.S. Indiana State College. English RODGER CORX ELL Kutatown State College, Art f- zlgiiir GLENN N. FOGEL B.S., NLS. Bloomsburg State College, Bucknell University. Science WARREN R. DUTROW B.S. VLED. Pennsylvania State L niversity Vocational Agriculture 255 , 5 54225. Facult WINIFRED DONKOCHIK B.S. Bloomsburg Stare College. Math, Social Studies IIARRY F. HANEY B.A. Susquehanna University. Social F Studies a C u DONALD G- HAVICE CAROL ANN MANBECK Juniata College, Shippensburg State L k Ha H State Cone e Health College' Biology' Science a1?clPhysJiial Educationg NANCX KAUFNIAN 1 Creisinger Medical Center. School QQRRX N' LONG Nurse Lock Haven State College. Social Studies, Drivers Ed., Biology SIIOP CLASS RICHARD LEPLY A.B., lVI.A. Susquehanna University, Bucknell University Science RICHARD E. KLINE B.S., M.S. Bloomsburg State College, Bucknell University. Commercial subjects A KATHRYN C. MATTERN Juniata College. Librarian JUDITH M ENSCH Zlgrfifigfmfgxfcgollege HOMEMAKING CLASS 1 PHILLIP G. MILLER A A W ' i Millersvile State College, Bucknell 'LOS FISFSN ' NXCI University- Industrial AHS Butler University, Bucknell University. English CAROLE S. MORGAN CLARK G. NEVIN A -gi N Sustluehanna University Susrluehanna University. Music ji' Mathematics Education f l 1 ai I I 'lx i X RAYMOND MGYER ' ,q g Ai? B.S., M.S. ' ' Lock. Haven State College, Bucknell t University. Mathematics , kyc, A i 'O ., zb, .VIL 4 lP is-1 A. Il. Susquehanna University. French, Journalism RONALD D. SMITH B.S. Lock Haven State College. Health and Physical liclucation EUGENE S. SOLOMON B.S. East Stroudsburg State College, Penn State University. Social Studies NL'RSli'S DUTIES vm ADA JAYNQ Home SUIQ ZUVIMERMAN BA1., E.D. Westminster College. English, Reading, Chorus LEU S. ZHNDT Lock Ilaven State College. Special liducation ALICI5 L.. ZEGliR A,B, Catawba College, Wake Forest. English, Social Studies RUSS!-LLL A, WILLLILR IXLED., B.S. Penn State lfniversity Vocational Agriculture Mrs. Hawk, Mrs. Stumpff and Stu- dent Helpers Mr. Lyter, Mr. Herbster 12 Cafeteria Staff f Custodians Mrs. Bratton, Mrs. Master, Mrs. liidinger, Mrs. Felker, Xlrs. Haines Mrs. Thomas Mrs. Kepneg Mrs. Bailey Mrs. Matter Mr. Walter Mr. Knepp, Mr. Ilassinger, M r. Norman Senior Class Officers and Advisor FIRST ROW: Mr, Harry Long - Advisorg Linda Benfer - Treasurerg Judy Baumgardner - Secretary. SILCOND ROW: Walter Loht - Presidcntg David Goodwin - Vice-President. 14 As the Seniors of 1964 leave the halls of West Snyder, we leave behind some un- forgettable memories. Our thoughts will also always be with the leaders and ad- visors who guided us through our school years. As the year 1963-'64 opened the Sen- iors sponsored a Back to School dance, which proved to be very successful. They operated an eating stand at the Beaver Fair in September, The homemade ice cream which they served proved to be a great success. In October the Seniors took their one- day class trip to Washington, D.C. Many enjoyable sights were seen during that memorable day. On November 15 and 16 the Seniors presented their Senior Class Playentitled The Fakersf' The response to this play was excellent. As the year progressed, the Seniors participated in many other activities. Their school days ended on June 3, at graduation exercises which were held in the high school auditorium. TERRY l.Elj ADAMS Senator Academic - Vocational Agriculture If,lF..X. l,2,3,4g Class Congress l,2,3. A Star 1-'armerg Drives a black Fordg Good trzg S tude nt, Hot temper Long-winded. DENNIS MICHAEL BAKLR Den Academic Class Officer, President 2g Vice-President lg Student Council l,2,3,4g Band l,2,3,4g Jr, Band l,2g Soccer l,2,3,4g All-Star Soccer 3,43 Base- ball l,2,l3,4g Basketball l,2,3,-lg Honor Society l,3,4g Forensics lg Mt. Peek, Co-Copy I-jditorg Journalismg Class Congres l,2,3,4. One of the Big 5 ,' No longer auailableg Good athleteg Hates to get up early: Likes golf. JVDITH MAIL BAVMGARDNIYR Judy Commercial Class Officer, Secretary l,2,3,4g Student Council l,2,3,4g Girls' Chorus 2,35 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g Band l,2,3,4g l.ibrarianlgJr, Band lg Dramat- ics Club, Treasurer lg Jr. Chorusg Prom Committee, Girls' Ensemble 3,4gClass Congress l,2,3,4g May Night lIntertainment2,3gClass Play 4. Plays a hot clarinet: Secretary of the classy Goes with Jirng Likes to fllrtg Usually laughing. LINDA LOUANN BENFILR Gigi Academic Class Play 3,-ig Class Officer, Treasurer 13,-igMixedChorus 2,3,-lg Band l,2,3,4g Jr. Band lg Dramatics Club 2,35 A.F,S. Chapter Member 45 Science lfair Winner 1,23 Jr. llonor Society, President lg Sr. Honor So- ciety 2, President 3,-lg Honor Banquet l,2,3,4g Science Club, Vice- llrcsident 3, lforensics l,2g Mt. Peek, 43 Journalism, Yearbook liditor -lg l'.N..vX. 2,35 Class Congress l,2,3,-lg F,T,.X, l,2,3g Majorette 3,-lg Drill Good Citizen, Brain of the classq Majoretteg Treasurer ofthe classy Headed for Temple: Often seen with Mike. Cf' f Q5 vvkonvv Boys' Chorus l,2g Mixed Chorus l, Helpfulg Couifteous to the opposite sex,'D1fioes to school eueifydayg Usually quiet. PAULETTH JEAN BINGAMAN Paulette Commercial l+',H.A, 3,45 Girls' Chorus 2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g Library Assistant 4g F,N,A, 2,3,4g Class Congress 3. Wants to be a nurseg Knows lots of boysg Neat dresserg Qnietg Rough time getting homework done. RONALD IiL'GlZNE BINGAMAN General AudrV F,Il,A, l,2,3,4g Girls' Chorus 2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 2,43 Band 4g Dra- matics Club 35 Area Officer of Area F.Il,A,, Ilistoriang Local F.I'l.A,, Vice-President -lg Area Office F.ll.A., Vice-President 4. Good home ec. stndentg Has eyes only foi' Billg Likes to sewq Talkatiueg Helpful attitude. KAY LINDA BOONIE Kay Commercial F,ll.A, Treasurer 3,-4g Girls' Chorus 2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g Band 2,3,4g Dramatics Club l,2,3g Class Congress l,2,3,4. Enviable figmfeg Always at Penns Cifeekg Great peifsonalityg Cuteg Ma1fv's giifl. RUTH OTTILINE BOONI li Homemaking JOYCE l.ORRlANE BRININGIQR logic llomemaking l .ll.A. l,2,3,4g Girls' Chorus 3,4g Library Assistant 2, Nice personalityg Likes to sewq Hates to ride the school busy Attends church regularlyg Speaks foreign language- Pa. Dutch. CLARK ROGER CAXIP Campy Vocational Agriculture l:,l7.A. 3. Blond- F.F.A. boy,- Worries little, studies less, that's his idea of hap- pinessg Goes with a Middleburg girl. DAVID XTUYER CLARK Dave Academic Baseball l,2,3g Class Play 4. Never has homework doneg Never worriesg Usually with Bob and Dickg Always reading library books in class. LLOYD IHQNRY lilSliNlIART, JR. Ike Vocational Agriculture lf,I+',A, l,2,3,4g Soccer l,2,3,4g Baseball 35 Wrestling l,2,3. Has a little band ofgoldl' Good athleteg Blushes easilyg Drives a hot 58 Chevyg Loves ??? English Class. DENNIS ELVVOOD lilN'lNC Governor Vocational Agriculture F.F.A. l,2,13,4. Likes to keep the girls conipanyg Quick sinileg Always off foVPi'oject Workg Handsomeg English sprinkled with Dutch accent. 'milf' .TERRY lulil-Q liWlNC Jerrv Vocational Alfriculture Always has a smile: Seldom woifriesg Drives a white deuil ,' Likes a neigl1bo1f ,' Hails from Cross Grove. MELVIN LEE FLEMING Mel ,Xcademic Band l,2,Lig Jr. Uandg Soccer l,2,3,4g Baseball l,2,3g Wrestling l,2,l3g Class Congress l,2,3,4, Quiel but friendly- Hopes to go to collegeg Good athleteg Often seen in B eg ueifto wn,' Scoifes more soccer points for opponents than for West Sny eif. 'Q' L. lil li ILDW IN FULTZ 'Touscr' Vocational Agriculture Speed deniong Seen with Maifilyng One ofthe Jacks Mountain boysg Man, dig' that Crazy lzairczitg Tease. KAYL.IiNl1f RUTH G.-XRRISON Kaylene Commercial Student Council l,2, Treasurer 3,45 Girls'Chorus 2,35 Mixed Chorus 2,3545 Band l,2,3,-lg Jr, Hand lg Jr. Chorus l5Softhall 2,35Cheer- leader l,2,45 Girls' linsexnble 2,3,45 Class Congress l,2,3,45 May Court 25 May Night lQntertainment 35 Sports Banquet 25 Dance Band 2,35 Xlajorctte 3,-15 P,'I'.A, l5 Class lllay 4, Majorette and Cheerleaderq Blondieg From glasses to contactsg Often seen in a red Bng ,' Good soprano voice. ROBERT LIQROY GIETZ Getz Academic Soccer 1,35 Class Congress l,4. Banker's song Drives a lzot 238 Ford ,' Always getting Dick and Dave into trouble: Likes a girl from E-town, Good artist. MARY JANE GILBERT Jane Academic Class Play 35 Class Officer 1,2535 Student Council 3,45 Mixed Chorus 45 Cheerleader l,2,3,45 Honor Society l,3,45 Treasurer 45 Forensics lg Girls' linsernble 3,45 Mt. Peek 45 Journalism, Advertising Manager 45 Class Congress l,2,3,45 l'.T,A, l,4, Flirt: Peppy Clzeerleaderg Likes foreign languagesg Mad about football players: Giggle box. DAVID GARY GOODWIN Shady Jr. .-Xcudemic-Commercial Class lllay 33 Class Officer l,3,45 Student Council-15 Boys'Chorus 253,45 Mixed Chorus 1,253,415 Hand lg Wrestling 25 llroqiectionistiilub 353Science Club 25 Class Congress l,2,3,+l5 May Night Ilntertiiimnent Drags from McClure to Beaver Springsq One ofM1'. Long's boysg Vice- president of classg Neat dresserg whiz on the dance floor. ALAN SHHLDON CUSS Goss Commereial-Academie F,lF,.'X, l,2g Soccer 3,4g Wrestling 2,llg Class Congress 1,-1, District 4 wrestling champg Goes dear lzuntingg' Who can resist his winning charm? Front porch romeo, Neat red convertible. KAY EILILEN GOSS Monk Commercial Class Play 3,4g Student Council l,2,3, Secretary 4g Girls' Chorus 2,35 Xlixed Chorus 2,1l,-ig Band l,2,3,4g Cheerleader l,2,I3,41 Girls' l-Qnsemble 3,-lg Class Congress l,2,3,-lg Xlay Court 2,3g Xia3'Night Entertainment l, Lots of pep in a small packageq Petite girl has clarinet to match, Often seen with Daveq Personality plusg Lavish wardrobe. LURA XMIZ GOSS laura Homemnking F.ll,A, l,2,3,4g Girls' Chorus l,2,3g Mixed Chorus l,2. Blonde hair and a model's figure, Quiet until you get to know her,- - Always presents a neat appearanceg Usually with Marge, Barb, and Ruth. GARY LEE GREENAWAY l3eak Commercial Soccer l,2,4, Baseball 2,35 Basketball lg Class Con ress l. First one in the Senior Class to escape bachelorgoodg Always with Hawleg I1 ill argue until he drops over, Father ofa son. JOY LYNN GROSS Gross Academic Class Play 3,4g Mixed Chorus 3,43 Band l,2,3,4g Jr. Band lg Basket- ball l,2,3,-tg Softball l,2,3,4g Dramatics Club 33 Jr. Chorus lg German Hand -lg ,Xthletic Banquet l,2,3,4g Science Club l, Vice-President 35 Mt. Peek 4g Journalism 43 Class Congress 1,33 F,T.A, l,2,3,4, Sec- retary -'l'r'cL1surci'g District Band 2,35 Prom Committee 3. Cifazy about sportsq Wants to be a deaconessg Lots of school spirit,- ll e nt to Distifict Bandq Has a heaift as big as a wateifmelon. ROGER LEE HACKENBERG Hawk Commercial Baseball 33 Class Congress l,2,3, Seen with Greenyq Red caif and lzaiif that matches it,- One of the smaller boys in the classy Likes Middlebuifg giiflsg Bashful ??? l3.XI1RY LYNN HAINES Bull General , L Quiet until you get to know liimg Neueif feaif, Baifi'y's Iteife fusually late S vi tlzouglzjg Hangs out at the Gas Hoiise ,- Friendly. Y X, EVELYN KAY IIAINES l-QVie Home I conoinics If,li,tX, 3,-lg Girls' Chorus 3,-lg Dramatics Club 3. Oli, that laughq Wlzeife fellows aife conceifned, she plays the fieldg Has a smile for everyone- Likes to dance. ,I Assistant 2. gets around. STILPHILN JOHN HMALY Steve Academic Science Club 135 Xlt. Peek 45 Journalism -13 Class Congress 3. Likes to argueq Enjoys two types of hunting--wild life and girlsg Call him flash, he is never in a hurry,- Apparently serious mindedg Hates his nickname. X RICHARIJ LX Mx IIIQINRH Dick Academic Wrestling 2g Dramatics Club, Vice-President 3,4g Science Club 35 Mt. Peck -ig Journalism -lg Class Congress 1,2,3g Xlay Night Entertainment l. Likes redheads, no matter what color their hair is,- Often seen in Middlebzfrg,- .-llways doing homework in journalism classy Drives a blue Ford ,- Pleasant parcel of mischief. JUDY DIXRLHNE IIAINI S ChL1fI llotnernaking lf,li,fX, 2,3,4g Girls' Chorus 3,4g Mixed Chorus 34 Softbill 3 l lbrarx Can really wheel that Chryslerg Neat dresser Can never find her booksg Changes boy friends as often as she changes outfits 0111 who CLAY IZDWARD HIZNRX Henry C ommtrcml lloys' Chorus 3,-ig Class Qfficer, President lg Baseball 2 3 -1 Manager Basketball l,2g Dramatics Club, President 3-1 Class Congress 2 Often seen at the Custard Shop and Beavertown A real clown Good actor: Is his name Clayboy or Playboy ? Lots of school spirit Houtzie F.ll.A. 43 Library Assistant 4. Hard to keep track of her boy friendsg Jeannie with the light brown hairy Fond of her brothers and sistersg Likes to paintg Rides around in a green Ford, CAROL JEAN KEISTER Carol Girls' Chorus 2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g Dramatics Club 3. Y Charlie's better halfq Usually with Judy and Kayg Touch of temper,- Likes to talkg Nice shape. JEAN IR EAN HOUTZ Commercial ELWOOD LEWIS KAHLEY, JR. Woody Academic Class Play 3,4g Wrestling 3,45 Science Club l,3, One of the wrestlersg Always working on a carg Often seen near the Bankg Glad he avoided French class this yearg Carefree. Commercial THEODORE DAVID KLINE, JR. Theo Benny General Wrestling l,2,3,4g Dramatics Club 45 Projectionist Club l,2,3g Science Club 2,3,4. BROAD shouldersq One of the assorted thorns in Mr. Kline's hair,- Proud owner of Alley-Oop ,' Teddy, the terrible teaseg Good-natured. KAREN LOUISE KLINGER Karrie Academic F,H,A, 4g Mixed Chorus 3,4g Basketball 3,4g Ilonor Society l,2, Treas- urer 3, Secretary 4g Honor Banquet l,2,3,4g Forensics lg Mt. Peek 4g Journalism, Copy Editor 4g Class Congress l,2,-13 F.T..'X. 2,3g F,N,.fX, 45 May Night Entertainment 3. SLOW sense of hurnorg Little 5 memberg Future nurseg Better half of the Karen-Dave tearng Knock for saying the wrong thing at the wrong time. NINA BURNEA KLINGER Stormy Commercial Xlt. Peek -ig Journalism 4g Library Assistant 4. Dark hair and penetrating eyesg Never has much to say,- Like T.N,T.-- Explodes occasionallyq Always willing to helpq Tall and slim. RITA JOYCI5 KLINGLER Freda Academic F,H,fX, 4g Mixed Chorus 3,43 Band l,2,3,4g Jr. Band lg Honor Society l, 2, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4g Forensics lg Mt. Peek, Co-Iiditor 4g Journalism 4g Class Congress l,2,4g F,T,A, l,2, Vice-President 35 May Night Entertainment 3. One ofthe Little 5 g Always talking about Mel's relativesg Loads of fun,- Usually at Fremontg Headed for Goldey Beacorn. ff' ALVIN LOREN KNEPP HKUGPPYH General Always imitating Snagglepuss ,' Cut-upg Cowboys in a Plyrnouthg Al- ways pestering the girlsg Pals around with Sam and Bob. NEIL EUGENE KNEPP Frank Academic Class Play 3,43 Band l,2,3,43 Jr. Band l,23 Soccer l,2,3,4Q Basketball 13 Wrestling 2,33 Dramatics Club 3,43 Forensics lg Mt. Peek 43 Jour- nalism 43 Class Congress l,2,4. One of the Big 5 ,- Cigarette fiendg Another Gene Kr1,ippa ,' Good atti- tude toward school ????? Quiet, but not bashful. DOROTHIE JEAN KRAHEL Dot Commercial Basketball 4g Softball 43 Class Congress 3. Tough on Ted ,' Has a funny chiickle ,' Foreman of the Port Ann bus ,- Talkative and ciiteg Always at the Nu-Way Drive-in. TERRY ALLEN KRAMER Meade General Boys' Chorus 33 Mixed Chorus 33 Jr. Band l3 Soccer l,23 Wrestling 23 Ilrojectionist Club 33 Science Club 2. Has cz neat Cary works at the Gas H0uSe ,- Usually seen with Daveg Al- ways willing to helpg Flirt. ELGARDA LOUISE KRATZER Legardo Academic Class Play 33 Student Council 43 Mixed Chorus 3,43 Band l,2,3, Sec.- Treasurer 43 Cheerleader 2,3,43 Dramatics Club 3,43 Science lfair 2,33 Girls' Ensemble 3,43 Mt. Peek, Circulation Manager 43 Journalism, Subscription Manager 43 F.N,A, 2,3, President 43 Class Congress 2,43 German Band 3,43 Majorette 3,4. One of the Little 5 ,' Hard on erasers in French Classy Full of vim, vigorband uitalityg Often seen in Troxelville in a 63 Chevyg Great gift o ga . fcarj. BARBARA LOUISE KUI-INS Barb Academic F,Il,A, 45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Band 45 Jr. Band l, Dramatics Club 3,45 Forensics l5 Kit. Peek 45 Journalism 45 F,N,A, 35 Class Congress l, 3,4. One of the Little 5 ,' Good at dietingg Always taking something apart fa regular Mr, Fix-it j5 Future undecidedg Always wears a radiant grin and has a great sense of humor. around. WALTER NORMAN LOHT Pat Class Play 3,45 Class Officer, President 45 Boys' Chorus 3,45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Soccer l,2,3,45 All-Star Soccer 3,45 Wrestling 2,3,45 Dra- matics Club 3,45 Mt. Peek, Co-Copy Editor 45 Class Congress l,2,45 F,T,A, 3,45 May Night lintertainment 4. Jack of all trades--master of all,- Member of the Big 5 ,- Le President of class,- Outstanding Senior athleteg Likes girls, girls, and more girls. Academic PAUL ALBERT KUHN, JR Chunk Commercial Class Officer l5 Soccer l,2,3,45 Class Congress l 7 3 Always in devilment in Home Room a?'.2,' Contznually with Judy Hails from McClure,- Tall, dark, and handsomeg Has a mean green machine TERRY KEITH LEPLEX Nig Xcademic Soccer l,2,35 Forensics lg Class Congress l,2 3 If he was as fast with cars as he is with girls he d be a terioi Dark curly hair,- Spends a lot of time around Harrisburg The boy who gets ANNA MARIE MATTIZRN 1X111T' Ilomemaking F.H,A. 2,3,4g Girls' Chorus 3,4, Mixed Chorus 3,4g Band l,2,3,4, Jr, Rand lg Basketball, Manager 3,45 Dramatics Club 3,4g Girls' Ensemble 3,4g Class Congress 4. Can really wheel that Chevy, Always seen in McClure, Why is your hair so light in front, Anna? Good supply of male relatives for female friends, Usually laughing. in small packages. GERALD JAMES MOYER C1f8Sl1 General Wrestling l. Works at Leo's,- Has more wrecks than anyone in the class, Usually with the Middleburg girls, Seems quiet, but???? Nota worry in the world. sistant 4. JUDY ANN MIDDLESWARTII Judy Commertial Student Council 2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 3,45 Band l 7 3 4 Jr Band l Cheerleader lg Class Congress l,2,3,4g Nlajorette 4 Friend to all, Peppy majorette and sax player Plans to attend Goldey Beacom, Other half of the Kuhn-Middleswarth team Good things come MARIAN ELIZABETH NORXTXN t Mm Home-making F,II,A. 3, Reporter 4, Girls' Chorus 2,3,4, XlixedChorus 9 Librarx Xs Likes Mifflinburg, Has a crazy laugh, Nice dresser Often seen with Stella, Never a dull moment when she's around SHARON ANN PETERS Pete Ilometnaking F,H,A. 2,3,4g Girls' Chorus 3,43 Mixed Chorus 45 Band 3,4. Always seen with Annag Likes to danceg Carries flag in bandg Likes to travel to Bannerville and Middleburg fwe wonder wliyjg Real nice girl. ROGER DOUGLAS Pl'lliASANT Bird General Hand l,2,3,4g Soccer l,2,3,4g Baseball l,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Pro- jectionist Club 3g Class Congress l,2,3,4. Causes a sensation in Burmicda slzortsg Hey Hog, is your homework done ? Quiet and shy until you get to know him ????? Friendly greeting for everyoneg Boy! get a load of that cute senior who's always making wolfislz eyes at the opposite sex. STELLA LOUISE REIT! SIGNS Ilomemaking F,H.fX, 3,45 Basketball lg Class Congress 4. Happy-go-liickyg Where there's fun and laughter, there's Stellag Short blonde hairq A whiz on the diving boardg Boy friend with a neat car. JUDITH ANNE RILNNINGIIR KOH Commercial Library Assistant 4g Class Congress l Never causes any troubleg Always with Nina and Judyg Blzislzes easily: One of mir female driuersg A good-natiired girl who can take kidding. Dave General Class Play 33 Soccer 2,35 Basketball 2,35 Projeetionist Club l,2,3,4g Science Club lg Xlny Night Igntertainment 3. Cowboys in a blue station wagong Makes a lot of trips to McClure,- Study little, worry lessg that's his idea of happinessg Works at the Dairy Borg Friendly. Sa3'lor Commercial Class Play 35 Student Council 2,3,-43 F,ll,A, 4g Girls' Chorus l,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3,4g Softball l,2,4g Girls' linsem- ble 3,4g Class Congress l,2,3,4g May Court 3. Ouif student council Presidentg A Veal nut,- Likes to fliiftg Engagedgiifl of the classg Will aifgue about anything. DAVID ALLEN RHEAM xnenixigt Joram RINE Mike General Baseball 2,35 Basketball lg Projectionist Club 13,45 Class Congress 3,4 Cuifly haiifg Plays car tag g Seen with Lindag Likes to fight with his bifotheig' Usually with the boys from Beauei'town. CAROL JANE SAYLOR -lm Ili BARBARA JUNIQ SIIJXWVIQR Barb I lomemaking F,ll..'X, 4g Girls' Chorus 3,43 Library Assistant 4, Long blonde haiifg Pals aifound with Dotg Where thei'e's a commotion you'll find Baifbg Has a tempeifg Rides aifound in a new caif. JOSEPH ALEXANDER SHORE Joe Academic Student Council lg Soccer l,2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3g Ilonor Society l,2, 3,4g Science Club lg Forensics lg Mt. Ileekdlg Journalism 4g Class Con- gress l,2,3,4. Devil in Disguiseg Waiting for the right one to come alongg Made the U.N. trip,- Member ofthe Big 5 ,' Plans to attend Penn State. DENNIS ELWOOD SNOOK Snookie General llonor Society 3. Honor studentg Likes to drive a blue Dodge,- Sometimes seen but never heardg Outstanding art and shop studentg Modest and bashful. KENNETH EARL STAHL Ken Vocational Agriculture F.F.A. 4. Vo-Ag studentg Drives a 53 Plymouthg Chases the opposite sex,- At- tends school regularly ??? Frequently seen in Clover Valley. BARBARA ANN THOMAS Dabs Homemaking P,H,A, l,2,3,4g Girls' Chorus 3,4g Mixed Chorus 45 Softball 2,3. Likes to hot rod in a Chevy,- Usually with Marge, Judy, Lura, and Ruth,- Hails from Beavertowng Tally Happy-go-lucky. STEVEN LIQAHY THORNBLTRG Stretch Academic Class Play 35 Boys' Chorus l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Band 152,35 45 Jr. Band 2,3545 Soccer l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Mixed Dctet 3,45 Dance Band 2,3545 Boys' Quartet 2,45 ProjectionistClubl,2,3,45 Science Club 35 Class Congress l,2,3,45 May Night lintertainment 3,4, Loyal band mernberg Redheaded devilg Often seen driving a black Ford in Beavertownq Lots of school spiritg Sweet, lovable, irresistible, little RUTH ANNA TRY JUDY ANN TROXELL Trox Commercial Class Play 35 Honor Society 3,45 Library Assistant 3,45 F.N.A, 3,45 Class Congress 3,4. Plans to be a secretaryg Likes to lauglzg Powerful volleyball playerg Fond of Iier nephews Randy and Tonyg Studiovs. TB Homemaking F.Il.A. l, Junior Degree 2, Chapter Degree 3, Area Treasurer 45 Girls' Chorus 2,3543 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Jr. Chorus lg Softball l,2,3. Working for State Home Ee. Degreeg Active in F,H.A.5 Neat dresser,- Often drives to schoolg Makes many of her clothes. WELLS PALMER WAGNER, JR. Junior Vocational Agriculture F,F,A, l,2,3,45 S.U,N, District F,F.A, Officer 35 Treasurer of West Snyder EFA, 3,4, Active in F.F.A.,' D0esn't like his nickname Pants ,- Planning to go to Penn Stateq Enjoys huntingg Pet peeve is nosey people. JAMES SAMUEL WALTER Jim Vocational Agriculture EEA, l,2,3,4g Baseball 33 Basketball 3g Class Congress 2,3. Easy to get along withg Quiet and reservedg Has many sistersg Likes sportsg Greets everyone with a smile. JERRY LEE WALTER Je-fry General Class Congress l. Hails from McClure,- Always seen with a sophomoreg Drives a blue and white Fordg Paper boy,- Quiet??? not during lunch period. MARIAN RUTH WALTER Min Hornemaking F.H.A. l,2,3,-45 Girls' Chorus 49 Library Assistant 2,3,4. Interested in Home Ec.,' Tirnidg Always willing to lend a helping hand,- Librarian assistantg Only speaks when spoken to. KENNETH EDWARD WRIGHT Ken Vocational Agriculture F.lf.:X. l,2,3,4g S.L'.N. District EEA, Officer lg West Snyder El' A Officer 23 Class Congress 3. Goes with Deloresg Drives a 57 Chevyg Likes to square danceg Gets a kick out of pestering the girlsg Won second prize in our milking contest at the fair. PALMER PRESTON WRIGIIT l'311T16f General F.F.A. 1. One of the married men ofthe classy Another class tease,- Interested in ignefchanicsg Great ability to wreck a car,- Future?. . . that's taken care o ALAN NEIL YEATER Al Academic Boys' Chorus 35 Band l,2,3,4g Soccer l,2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3,4g Honor Sogigecy l,3,4g Forensics lg Kit. Peek 4g Journalism 43 Class Congress 1, , ,4. U.N. trip winnerg One of the Big 5 ,- A swell guy to knowg Blond hair and blue eyesg Where there's a commotion you'll find Al. MARGIE MARIE ZISCHTXIAN Midge Homemaking F,H,A, l,2, Treasurer 3,43 Girls' Chorus 2,3,4g IX1iXedChorus 3,4gSoft- ball 2,35 Class Congress 2,3. Doesn't like 'radarg Member of the softball teamg Full of pepg Often seen in Middleburg and Sunbury,- Pretty hair and nice clothes. PAUL EDWARD ZHIDERS Zip General Boys' Chorus 35 Mixed Chorus 3. Always being picked ony Girl shyg A little on the quiet sideg Faithful member of mixed chorusg Never makes any trouble. 4' Class Will I I We, the Senior Class of 1964, being of sound mind and stable body bequeath to the faculty and underclassmen our last will and testament: I Terry Adams, will my ability to behave to my brother. I, Dennis Baker, will my ability to get married to Mr. Haney. I, Judy Baumgardner, will my old beat-up clarinet to any- one with the touch to play it. I Linda Benfer, will my scholastic ability to my brother, J Russ. I, Paulette Bingaman, will my natural curly hair to my straight-haired sister, Barb. I, Ronald Bingaman, will my Green Ram-Charger Dodge to Mr. Haney. I, Kay Boonie, will my ability to go steady with one boy to Linda Ritter. I, Ruth Boonie, will my ability to pick a nice guy from Chief Logan to Gloria Brown. I, Joyce Brininger,will my ability to leave my hands off boys to Caro Young. I, Clark Camp, will my '53 Ford to Mr. Weller in place of his '52 Chev. I, David Clark, will my ability to get the least done in the most time to Linda Benfer. I Lloyd Eisenhart, Jr., will my small nose to Jonathan 1 Nyce. I, Dennis Ewing, will my driving ability to my younger brothers. I, Jerry Ewing, will my Little Devil to anyone brave enough to drive it. I, Melvin Fleming, will Mr. Lepley a homemade fire ex- tinguisher that works. I, Lee Fultz, will my Little Green Ford to anyone who wants it. I, Kaylene Garrison, will my typing ability to my brother, Dave. I, Robert Getz, will my '38 Ford to Mike Bowersox. I, Jane Gilbert, will my ability to miss the bus to Sally Reigle. I, Dave Goodwin, will my driving ability to Mr. Long. I, Alan Goss, will my gut wrench to anyone who can stand it. I, Kay Goss, will my ability to sing in key to Teree Benner. I, Lura Mae Goss, will my tallness to Susan VanScyoc. I, Gary Greenaway, will my ability to have a boy to Mr. Long. I, Joy Gross, will my position at shortstop on the softball team to Peggy Aumiller. I, Lee Hackenberg, will my ability to finish high school to Buck Krahel. I, Barry Haines, will my art ability to Andy Ward. I, Judy Haines, will my Hot Chrysler to Min Norman. I, Evelyn Haines, will my ability to do housework to my sister, Susan, , Steve Healy, being poverty stricken, have nothing to will. , Clay Henry, will my athlete's foot ffungusj to the boys' locker room. I, Richard Henry, will my ability to stay underweight to Jim Lash. I, Jean Houtz, will my ability to graduate to my sister Faye and niece, Carol. I, Woody Kahley, will my Buick to Kathe Erb or anyone else wishing to travel at speeds in excess of 140 mph. I Carol Keister, will my history notes to my brother, Van. I, Ted Kline, Will my Green Bench to Elizabeth Folk. I, Karen Klinger, will my ability to say the wrong thing at the wrong time to my sister Melonie. I, Nina Klinger, will my ability to keep quiet in class to my sister Wanda. I, Rita Klingler, will my cousin Dick Henry, to the Middleburg gang. I, Alvin Knepp, will my ability to catch chickens to Joe Levi Wagner. I, Neil Knepp, will Glenn Bil er a year's su ply of Metrecal, I, Dot Krahel, will my ability to drive tl-le Falcon to my brother, Bucky. I, Terry Kramer, will my size to anyone who is man enough to deserve it. I, Elgarda Kratzer, will my ability to talk fast to Patty Reigle. I, Paul Kuhn, will my old '52 DeSoto to my brother, Richard, if he can find it. I, Barbara Kuhns, will my ability to endure the exciting bus rides every morning to Dave Metzler and Donnie Snook. I, Terry Lepley, will my ability to keep my hair combed to Mr. Nyce. I, Pat Loht, will Mr, Jonathon Nyce sergeant stripes to go with his personality. I, Anna Mattern, will my uncle Mel, to Rita Klingler. I I 1 , Judy Middleswarth, will my glasses to Jane Saylor, , Gerald Moyer, will my ability to drive to Mike Rine. I, Marian Norman, will my ability to stay away from the Mifflinburg boys to my cousins, Linda and Gloria. I, Sharon Peters, will my ability to stay out of trouble and my quietness to Nancy Will. I, Roger Pheasant, will my ability to be in band and not play to Steve Bingman. I, Stella Reitz, will my short nose to Mr. Nyce. I, Judy Renninger, will my ability to behave on the school bus to Gordon Shawver. I, Dave Rheam, will my ability to drive to Lynne Kline. I, Mike Rine, will my ability not to smoke to Bill Buffington. I, Jane Saylor, will my ability to get in on time to Susie VanScyoc. I, Barbara Shawver, will my ability to run around to Shirley Hackenburg. I, Joe Shore, will Art Kline guts on the soccer field. I, Dennis Snook, have nothing to will to anyone. I, Ken Stull, will my Plymouth to anyone that has the money to run it. I, Barbara Thomas, will my '51 Green Bomb to any junk yard that wants it. I, Steve Thornburg, will my tallness to Greg Snyder. I, Judy Troxell, will my ability to keep out of trouble to Alvin Kline. I, Ruth Try, will my ability to finish school to the girls in the Junior Class. I, Wells Wagner, have nothing to will. I, Jim Walter, will my tractor driving ability to whoever wants it. I, Jerry Walter, will my height to Mr. Kline so they can't call him Shorty. I, Marian Walter, will my ability not to fight with her sis- ter Margaret, to Connie Allanbaugh. I Kenneth Wright, will my shortness to Dolores Kline. I, Palmer Wright, will a new set of valves to Lee Fultz. I, Al1n3Yeater, will my ability not to smoke to Kirby fAbej Bu . I, Margie Zechman, will my ability to get caught speeding to my cousin, John Bowersox. I, Paul Zeiders, will my ability to think to Roger Baker. FACULTY Mr. Beck--Another undecided Senior Class. Mrs. Bingman--A belt so she doesn't have to wear her son's. Mr. Coryell--A housekeeper to keep the art room clean. Mrs. Donkochick--Senior girls who keep training during basketball season. Mr. Dutrow--Another Vo-Ag class that gets awards. Mr. Fogel--Some good basketball players so he will have championship J. V. teams. Mr. Haney--Our best wishes in finding a wife. Mr. Havice--A rope to tie the knot. Mr. Richard Kline--Another typing class like the class of r 64. Mr. Lepley--Another physics class with the Big Five. Mr. Long--Another P.O.D. class that will argue with him. Mrs, Manbeck--Another championship softball team. Mrs. Brandt--A year of learning. Mrs. Mattern--A class that has as many library assistants as ours. Miss Mensch--A baby carriage for the first Zeke, Jr. Mr. Miller--A shop class that cleans up on time. Mrs. Morgan--A trig class that knows what they're doing. Mr. Moyer--Another soccer team thatis made upofseniors. Mr. Nevin--A band that knows how to count time. Mr. Nyce--The title of Mr. Popularity. Miss Romig--A new pencil sharpener. Mr. Smith--New ping-pong balls. NIE. Splomon--Tape to keep his mouth shut during study a s. Mr. Weller--Another class of senior boys who are always on project work. Miss Zeger--Height so she doesn't look like one of us. Mrs. Zimmerman--A one-way ticket back to Middleburg. Mr. Good--Some of Mr. Nyce's hair. Mr. Norman Kline--A senior class that isn't always in the UNDERCLASSMEN Freshmen--Money for their class trip. Soplgomores--Our Big Five and Little Five member- s ips. Juniors--A class half as good as the class of '64, In witness whereof, we do hereunto subscribe our names on this the fifth day of June, in the year of our Lord, one thousand, nine hundred and sixty-four. office. CLASS OF '64 Washington Class Trip ,ss or iv' GQ nw 4---Q ,W sw ww NQQ STW3' 'J a s Q wel f'5 1 i 1 42 f 'W ' Qlleif' .Q mi' , -' .'2u.UT, , i. 7, if -sl, .mv--kg ' f' qi K' Y 3 . 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Sirtin on the corner watchi11??? 35 Senior BEST ACTOR AND ACTRESS Pat Loht and Elgarda Kratzer MOST STUDIOUS Linda Benfer and Joe Shore BEST ARTISTS Karen Klinger and Bob Getz BOY OF '64 Dennis Baker MOST ATTRACTIVE Kay Goss and Alan Goss BEST LEADERS Linda Benfer and Pat Loht -BEST ATHLETES ' B Joy Gross and Dennls aker Favorites VIOST POPULAR Dennis Baker and Kay Goss MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Joe Shore and Linda Benfer ZLASS CLOWNS Pat Loht and Evelyn Haines GIRL OF '64 Linda Benfer HOT ROD AND RODDESS Dave Goodwin and Judy Haines BEST MATCI-IED COUPLE Dave Goodwin and Kay Goss MOST VERSATILE Dennis Baker and Joy Gross Omf 1964 yeaafbook is published in memory ofthe 35th Pafesident of the United States John Fitzgerald Kennedy Junior Class Officers and dvisor ROW ONE: Delores Carper - Secretaryg Karen Haines - Treas- urer. ROW TWO: Mr. Harry Haney - Advisorg Norman Folk - Vice-Presidentg Margaret Stull - President. 40 This year the Junior Class was very active in many areas. As every other class the Juniors opened the school year witha refreshment stand and a booth at the Beaver Fair. Toward the fall of the year they sold West Snyder school jackets. Also, at this time the class rings were ordered. In November the Junior Class had a group from Susquehanna University give a Hootenanny for the purpose of raising money for a class trip. This was quite successful. The annual Junior Class Play and Junior-Senior Prom were presented by the class in the spring of the year. All who attended District Band with the exception of one were Juniors. Two from the class of 1965 attended District Chorus. In the area of sports the Junior Class has been well represented. This year eleven girls were on the Girls' Basketball Team. Boys' Varsity Basketball team in- cluded six juniors of which one wasaman- ager. There were nine members and two managers on the wrestling squad, Twelve juniors were on the soccer team including two managers. Ieventh Grade Peggy Aumiller, Darwin Aurand, Allen Benfer, David Bickhart, Glenn Bilger. Stephen Bingman, Rodney Bishop, Cynthia Bojalad, Fae Bornman, John Bowersox. Kirby B ubb, William Buffington, Dolores C a r pe r, Donald Clark, Brenda Coreau. George Eddy, Kathe Erb, G a il Ettinger, Jerry Bttinger, Carol Fleming. Norman Folk, Salinda Gardner, Eugene Godek, Fern Hackett, Karen Hackett. Karen Haines, Leo Haines, Mary Hall, Joe Heeter, Samuel Herman. S hirle y Herman, Evelyn Jordan, Linda Jordan, Gobel Kline, James Kline. Lynne Kline, Donald Klingler, John C. Klingler. 1 ft . . . , l , Q25 46' 3? ?' f 'K 3 Lil L gg fi 1 4 'Et , 42 N 1- sl: iff K raw X . , 1- F ., QKQ'-X - . X f l 571 1 ?3'f!f 33 K I Y 1 ? i , x 'rf' .jk ,- -iv 5 -'WE rr 513 A 5 as 1-if rg.. --wwf an . 1 ,Q - ,-we S' ., 3, WF? Sb I eil. ax, 'Y f S 2 fa f 5 1 fs S 1 1 if ,Y iw, gf J, ,1g,vr:w-13.35, 5,6 V- , 4, X sw 1 5 S f,v11fiaemag,gs:f.f. yr. J in SL H, H K -. 'Ik , , i Ns JIM ,gn A , 1 r 1: . if 7? if XX ., . 4. 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' K 7' irae : . we eet if , ff ' .ian , J mis, :L A 1-in Q ,ww Eleventh Grade Terry Kratzer, William L e ipold, Keith McGlaugh1in, Pamela Mattern, William McCoy. David Metzler, Darvin Mitchell, Carol Moyer, Eileen. Moyer, Sharon Narehood. Jeffrey Norman, Darvin Ort, Joyce Pawling, Alan Pheasant, Gerald Reich. Ricky Reitz, Norman Rigel, Lirida Ritter, Carlo Romig, Fred Romig. Nancy Saylor, Jeffrey Seler, Darrel Snook, Tommy Soles, F ra nklin Stoneroad. Linda Straub, Margaret Stull, Linda Troup, Susan VanSCyoc, Edgar Wagner. Eilene Wagner, Kathleen Wagner, Anna Walter, Jerry Wetzel, Nancy Will. if Terry Wilson, Carol Young, John Zieber. Sophomore Class Officers and Advisors The Sophomore Class partici- pated in several successful projects throughout the year. The first of these was the stand at the Beaver Fair where cider and barbecues were sold. The class sponsored the annual Halloween Dance which was an enjoyable occasion for everyone. The Sophomores chose Royal Blue and White as their class colors and ordered hats, pennants, numerals, and emblems in these shades. Some of the members partici- pated in other activities which included seven who went out for soccer and sixteen who were in the Senior Band. I1 FIRST ROW: Connie Allenbaugh - Secretaryg Mrs. Bingaman- Advisor. SECOND ROW: Arthur Kline - Treasurerg Donald Edminston - Vice-Presidentg Jerry Bingaman - Pres. 43 S Ja 1 . Na -M J J 3 L th, X ra .fn , A , QF tg an hggskwpvrzgla ,Q tif' agile gg: skill ,. 44 ' e 5 H 4 I ill. ,L . S -li Tenth Grade , , Y, ,2 i QML. J ka 1 P Q ,XR xxx . ,,,, 'ka , V ,saga if x 1 l A if Vilma ni . l 1 ' wi? . w ,JI 5, , G , 38 153 ' L :z J 'a i X Q A ' it J Xi , V 5 iw fri 1. ,, 1:1 355' N 2 2-f , 'as ar if 1 1 9 'N 2, VV 'Aww K, V i. Connie Allenbaugh, Sharon Ammerman, Carol Auman, Susan Aumiller, Dayton Aurand. April Baker, Peggy Baker, Deborah Ball, Teree Benner, Barbara Bingaman. Gerald Bingman, Tony B l a Z e r, Michael Bowersox, Marlene Camp, Donald Edmiston. Mary Eisenhart, Donald Ettinger, Barry Fisher, Jane Folk, Sally Frey. John Fultz, David Garrison, l,.on Goss, John Gross, Shirley llackenberg. Ray Hackett, Holly Haines, Shirley Hassinger, Loretta Healy, John Himes. Dennis Hood, Yvonne Hughes, Frantzie Jones, Darlene Keister, Dolores Keister. Solomon Keister, Stanford Kiester, Allen Kline, Arthur Kline, John Klingler. Alvin Knepp, Glenda Knepp, Lynn Knepp, Ruth Kuhns, James Lash. Tenth Grade William Lash, Scott Leeper, James Lepley, Marilyn lrepley, Richard Lepley. Judy Loudy, Ronald McMahon, Rhoda Metzler, Ruth M e t Z le r, L, i n d a Miller. Gary Moyer, Kenneth Moyer, Alan Peters, Andrew Pheasant, Richard Plummer. James Reich, Joanne R ager, Margaret Rager, Gary Reigle, Sally Rigel. Charles Romig, Darwin R omig , Douglas Saylor, Gayle Saylor, Linda Saylor. Lynn Saylor, Susan Saylor, Shirley Shirey, Allen Shirk, Gary Sizer. Carl Snook, Donald Snook, Ronald Snook, Brenda Soles, Gayle Thomas. Michael Thornburg, Betty Wagner, Dennis Wagner, Gary Wagner, Joe R. Wagner. Karen Wagner, Marlene Wagner, Richard Wagner, Andy Ward, Linda Weader. Ronald Wright, Edith Yetter. x ...- G W - ,. A ,A F Q fr f is ' In G L, wt,-f Q L A . 2 4 ' ',,. fu: x if K , 3 , .- Gyvf ' ' M 1 .G - g'WX'V x V H - 3 .,. - V-Y ' ' k Qld 'Q 'F I G G I G i 4. L X XXX wg, :fwf- ,. ' 7 atv - 1 Qt!!! A ' ii -gi J G V Vw ig V, .7 5 ' A . tre, ,Q ytsret 1 i M ,, - Gage' tf- 1 in-G.. f dw ' K tg, t f ', jay, X x ' X31 ' X xpffliiat K ' i , g gr I in o f V t ' ,A Y .,'. , R ,i,r. yi., r J N H rr f ii-s Gf at Q .M rXtf'fwi 'Rv ' W X ' ' 1 X Y ,A lx , ,L , 5 G3 5 gg' ,V .- 1 +.e+f ' -. G le G Gy .G f G Giss xxx Mull I R l yf-VV ...... 45 ROW ONE: Mr. Fogel, Advisorg Barry Kramer, Presidentg Linda Edmiston, Treasurer, Mrs. Mattern, Advisor. ROW TWO: Mr. Coryell, Advisorg Linda Goss, Secretaryg Keith Seler, Vice-President, Mr. Lepley, Advisor. 46 Junior High Class Officers ROW ONE: Mr. Nyce, AdvisorgGary A u k e r, Vice-President, S t e ve n Ammerman, Presidentg S t e ve n Solomon, Treasurerg Sue I-Ieeter, Secretaryg Mr. Miller, Advisor. ROW ONE: Fred Adams, President Gregory Herrick, Vice-President Kim Hoy, Treasurer, Mrs. Brandt Advisorg Sandy Moyer, Secretary Mr. Zendt, Advisor. inth Grade Linda Aumiller, Russell Benfer, Linda Bingaman, Marlene B o o p , Gloria Brown. Barbara Clark, Rebecca Coreau, Steven Dippery, Linda lrldmiston, Donald Erb. Bonnie Ewing, William Folk, Millard Freed, Linda Fultz, Shirley Fultz. Glenn Gardner, Ethel Goss, Linda Goss, Marvin Goss, Robert Goss. Charles Haines, Jr., Dennis Henry, Paul Herman, Theodore Hetrick, Faye Houtz. Richard Hughes, William Kepner, Bonita Klinepeter, Lynn Klinepeter, Melanie Klinger. Wanda Klinger, Joanne Klingler, Brenda Kneep, James Knepp, Joe Knepp. Orpha Knouse, Robert Krahel, Barry Kramer, Donald Kratzer, Thomas Lash. 5 .uf ., K J., -'rm' ' ayi vs 6, ...- fi F , F W X I Q fl K t V J fs.. , 4.1, 'W . im! K 2 J -'S+' fl G 4' Ra fp, X A RP! Q -,' ,J L GNP' .2 2 , Q 5 H: Tkk w...f'!e fr :'2: LA V Q. ax 3 'YW7 ' I . A S' f lifglf 'K . f'JJYfTQt-liihif .Yi we 2'-53 am y... , Z ' 4 : 5 ia-gf. L2 , eg ., . . Q ,Y I. 5 -M i lv' if 'J , aiyx g P is K, L ,J ff-, I Y 5 , X x , A a' .JW .... Z1 9 5. 7 C 'Q' 4 Y? 'X .4 ki Fit '-'83 N1 uJs:iffl, f5ie::fS 'IJ .av-.QI W J it-a I s .Al ' P .L ' -. JM Tsai, K ,, Q ., ,K , gist, ,.' .'- QjX Q- 5 I Sw, Si' WZ 5-14' 'yi J waz: 1 ,W f ha -nfl, inth Grade Ellen Mattern, Jane Mattern, Linda Mattern, Shirley Metzler, Susan Mitchell. Paul Moyer, Ronald Moyer, Gary Narchood, Nelson Narehooti, Ann - Pawling. af QQ f ,W i ,,... , V f' - 1 Vickie Peters, Nancy Plum mer, L, X if -gg: Darlyn Proud, Sally Reiss, Faye 'new W-,ff ,X Renninger. di ,I 9 My R K 1 a E t , A g ' v u , jx, , Robert Riden, Jr., Ruth Rigel, ...,,,- 1: QQ , HLA Charles Ritter, Cheryl Romig, Jane ,. gf :Vx Ronng. G, . Ri Martin Romig, Lyle Sassaman, Keith 1 ' R 4 Seler, Ruth Ann Shawver, Jean M V , wi ,sa Smith. 3 we 'ia me , R ... WN F . X F' Q 3 ,,. in.. .. 'gl' ' 'X 'lm' 'V , , nf w . . fr z,.,: J I 1' ,f mlvqi v D . K V, -V , 1':-' '11 i flaw: i t t 'ls' 1 pig' t ,Ne 4. j,,a,Q Q qu. ,gagw , .FQ , Q. . 1.10: iggmf 'xii H p 'a'v'f' FW , Q Q 1 v s H f- 0 , Z ,vi Q:,2a,:::,n,1:,:Q':x.':.' ff t ,1 1 1 , uf' qu ff.. A. , f- X o J vt 4 's , e Q an . A ,' ,,,..,-I , . aff V G., A , , N , 1 vgfgxs, 3,5 afiuj,., , , my ,L 3 , . gf fiom! .Es wexwf 55- F 'YF Z4 FT' it . 9 gf? 1 7. ff , F5 .. 2- V' - . . .., , GL. , 5 'N-:fr f gf M: Burton Snook, Gregory Snyder, Joan Stuck, Linda Swab, Bonnie Swartzlander. Carol Thoman, Bonnie Wagner, Gary Wagner, Joe I. Wagner, Linda Waite. Kenneth Wert, Kathryn Witmer, William Wray, Grant Yetter, David Zeidcrs. Absent when pictures were taken: Patricia Reigle, Harold Wolfley Eighth Grade Stephen Ammerman, Gary Auker, Betty Aurand, Hubert Aurand, Carey Beachel. Timothy Benner, Timothy Bingman, Michael Blazer, Walter Bobb, Barbara Boonie. Sue Boonie, Fred Boonie, Miriam Boop, David Ehrhart, Ronald Ettinger. , Shirley littinger, Kay Ewing, Dallas Fisher, Lawrence Garrison, Dixie Getz. - , f-'Wg , 5 -4, af, -f Q51 -are f If fri iii- S 1 ,Fila ,, 'i -, 7 .ih ,yr A ,M 1 1 , ln. - ' 'f .5 A f ' g if .1 fix-43353 A a in as iff , 4 5 .- M. 3 F' 'Nxt y , Joyce Gilbert, Lind a G i l b e rt, L , . - ' :N Barbara Gill, Clareon Goss, Curtis ' -rf' ' fa., D if ' Hackenberg. ,, ' wr 't ' ,1 A ,J . F xxx 3- gm Q Q A rx QQ XX X i , ' - Y w, A 1 be sazzsfetf f . M A fi , 9' 'F 4 LQ s?mlf?1is1e?, t a G i ii f f il' 3 L7 . 5 Mark Hackett, Bradley Haines, Jo L Q : X , , i i C. Haies, Marlene Haines, Douglas 'Nj ,r i af '-we W' ' Hassingef- , . ,..,.,. f 'V fl X ' x IGN . .. a Q A ,, Wf'f i.,r 'iff' D i ylel, at ha s E y Sue lleeter, Cloyd He s s , Lind a Q, J '35, Q fil l v' 4.3 Hollenbach, Jerry I-l oy, D el be r t 2. 4, H fjj ,, ' 43, Hosler. ' .. I Q ,,, , U -rf- X fi X I . , Kathy llioff, John Jordan, Charles Keister, Janice Keister, Alvin Kline. P in.. nf 'lfwf f s , A Y K 'nl ,1- QSM, 1 is if 5 1 2' S i Yi '.. K + A g Ez. f 3 L , , 'rm N r,. 4'L fV Ad , fl fri 'cv' b 1' I , 2 .. ,. W, GI' K l li K r ,, me , '. t ,H a QI, :Z .. W ,W . f 'Pt tip I' f F 'Y sxxuky 7, if al A L,f qfS.,fVN'vV'w ,iii -, at in Viv? 1, in .tytv I xi di -EQ. f 3 mv YM .N M ..-V1 Eighth Grade Kenneth Kline, Cathy Knepp, Donna Knepp, Anthony Knouse, Richard Kuhns. Michael l,awver, Carl Leach, Robert Leipold, John Lepley, B renal u Mattern. Diane Mattern, Stephen Mattern, John Mitchell, Allen Moyer, Lee Moyer. llubert Norman, Kathryn Oeker, Kathleen lieariek, Doris Reigel, Timothy Ritter. Shelby Roniig, John Seebold, Steven Seler, Gordon Shawver, Carol Snook. Rickey Soles, Stephen S ol o m a n, Timothy Spiekler, Myron Steffen, Eugene Straub. Gloria Thomas, Linda T h o m a s, James Wagner, Sarah Walter, Sharon Walter. Susan Ward, Deborah Woodling, Kenneth Zeehman. Absent when pictures were t a li e n: ljdwarcl Kline, Connie Waite, lr en e Bailey. Seventh Grade is iii? 3 ,n M!! ...F if ' 1195155 'A ii J ' K ' 'QIA 'f i gs pfv- 1 4 'gif Q, my J' , CW 4 'L 43 ,. - Ni Y 1, if X ,I in 2 ., gg, mmgi-93393, ,Q hgjaaa, -, : w'ait'lSi lamb, grit. -ai, if 'Whiz' ml J an V S Ll, .. ' , e I . v eee ee X if Q 7 , t .,,:, 5, f , sig, I f i Fred Adams, Sue Allenbaugh, Cheryl .-Xmmerman, Brenda A urn i l l e r , Dexter Aurniller, Dawn Baker. Roger Baker, Sonja Baker, Viola Beachel, John Bickhart, Samuel Bolig, Jr., Gloria Boonie. Robert Carper, Robert Church, R-ichard Colabine, Teresa Dreese, Kenneth Eddy, Jack Flinn. Stephen Flood, Craig Fogel, Quentin Fultz, Betty Gilbert, Marlene Goss, Mary Graybill. Debra Gross, Peggy Hackenberg, Vicki Hackett, Bruce Hassinger, Joseph Hassinger, Kenneth Hess. Gregory lletrick, Ellen Hosler, Kim Hoy, Van Keister, Robert Kepner, Doris Kline. Robert Kline, Lewis K l i n ep ete r, Teresa Klinepeter, Brian Knepp, Deborah Knepp, Gerald Knepp. 51 Melvin Knepp, Min e t t a K n e p p, Rodney Kratzer, James Kreamer, , 4 sq! Q . K: rx y ,4- Seventh Grade F- f , 'lv Fm i ns, Richard Kuhn, Vicki Leeper. . L frfjj, wif e William Lepley, Ivan Long, Rohert , KW, - N ,RS V Loudy, Connie Mattern, Renee ' McClellan, Margaret Miller. fy , y H - , t A K N f H 1 'ii il W ,E 1 K E Sandra Mover, Michael Moyer, t , f i J Beverly Mulaney, Neal Ort,Charles Rager, David Reich. 'r Steven Reitz, Dehhie Ren ninger, ,, I ' Cindy Rater, oeimur nmer,,x1itm ' K Roniig, Kerry Romig. p D 6 1: f' gg 'ff-15 1:1133-5? 1 3' ' .fa P David Sassaman, Norma S e l e r David Shawver, Darlene Sn ook David Snook, Donna Shook. George Snook, R i e h a r d Sn o ol Dennis Stahl, Ruth Steffen, Robin Troxell, Donna Walter. 153' 4:11 R ? 'NN Ii E i Q Robert Weader, Elwood Wenrieh, Linda Williams, Carmon Wright, ' Mary Yetter, John Zechman. 5 - 4 eer Xidil-1, ' ' ft -.1 m 's ,n, 52 l ' e f' . if Air if' F. 1. K TN, ,, 'Q Qs, lr K 9 ' if 8, ,y., A ea 4 fb W for Yi W V 1-I J A iifk rf Q in E -wwf' O MN ,ri , 5- 3, + r i J ,G 95... ,,'-.. fi 'ff H4 pa W 'ff 1 iw, 1: xr fi 1' Y ' Q fl Y at K Q a fi 3 m, - l i 'QS 'r2,.v'Xf X25 i . f , XJ, Mr lementar A ,,,A vb .,., , .X,L, .F ,..,., ,, --S ififl, - -2 3 24 :g:1J25?isi3aifff ,.wsi1g?Qz,s' ggmnr M-E,.I, K. azgggw. ,. , ' K, X 525 x Q AmM,. Elementar Facult l Vrkrkrk S ' 'if X I fi If ...- H jf' 4-Q52 ' E1 Q 4 Y , I f ilffifm, - .:: ': Y ' In QE v':Q 1 fr I I ' I 4 1 f I e 'R 4 fr, 2 .Jw 3 S Wk xx I N K ang 'fax I . f 3 L ME 5 XE , Wa GLENN H. CLARK FRONA BOBB NANCY CORYELL MARY LOU TREASTER IVA MAE REISS LOIS CLARK ALICE HERMAN VIRCINIA SIIAMBACII ESTELLA DODD ETHEL FELKER ELIZABETH ROBINSON VESTA COLEMAN WILSON DODD AMELIA HASSINGER HAROLD NEFF LOLA PORTER ELDER WEADER DONALD MOYER CARL PHEASANT IRMA STUCK DONNA WALTER A 5 rf ,M , , X, , . + aff ,3'l'v M S .w r -fv afawa. , -.QQ Sixth Grade 2 f ig' if F A 'f 4 ,jf any ., J iw . ,V it , J .ips f, S 1 ' MX S A , -,x W M Ok lf ay '35 5 af an ,, so f Q N I M Q: , W 5' ev Q is 7 if. -3613, ll , ww? M ,Y '55 A 1 Yi' ' I ,akamai S 1- V -4 My 1 .X . up Q . A ,V h ,. . K 3+ of ' 7 E+ S 2 il, ,. x K' ' N ' I - Y iinr if ' L. - .. . 1 at M jg K..-'ffi , ww f ' V ,'-, ihf 4 I , , . Y f,.. , .N iglriir 'L i . f fi? -if , i f W fn V A53 L my 1 ,x ,: 9 f f Q. ,V f, , ig J, S ' , . N. ' iw, in - L ge ' . , ' ' f . ,D K 'q, 5? ' 7 , I ,.,,.1, iw s in Ex , Q '5 a ,EL ' x tie' at. 5 f :Jr 5213231 - f . .M ,,, Q we Kg 5 -Vx x . Kia' 5:-if , ei, wifi! 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Robert Oburn, C a r ol Ort, Debra P e t er s , Robert Reich, T e r r y Reidinger, Linda Rigel, Thomas Shartzer, Beverly Shawver, Jeffery Shawver, John Sheesely. Kenneth Sheesley, Richard Sheesley, Kenneth Sizer, Beth Ann Snook, Dennis Snook, John Walter Snook, Susie Snook, Paula Soloman, Linda Steffen, Jane Swigart. Donald Wagner, Doris Wagner, Shelva Wagner, Beverly Walter, Darlene Wilson, Johanna Witmer, David Woodling, Debra Young, Darla Zeehman, Steven Zerbe. Daniel Beachel, Gary Beachel, Raymond Benfer, Ronald Benfer, Barry Bubb, S an d r a Bubb, Terry Fike. Susan Haines, Raymond Hood, Dora Jordan, Gary Knepp, Dorothy Kratzer, Carol Moyer, Ronald Swab, Andrew Wagner. 55 Fifth Grade ,, K , f ,M M, it :QA rbi., m 5.22.11 .if NE 'M f fl J f lk, ' 4 V If i 5 , 0 My ,V , X , :VV . l7'ff ' Q as .-1zL1 X f G -J S , , 2 -,. 4 , S 4' V 1 ' , '7'a V, 1 Q W' I W ' 'EQ ' M: ir, 9 'milf , 314. K Q i' X I , I VL PA Va ,s xh- Clglfv! .auvifjf M hm as i. Wt 'fy 7 it - li X . t . 4 A . 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Dale lirb, Myron littinger, Stanley Ettinger, Michael Fleming, Cindy Folk, George Folk, Donald Freeze, Leon Fultz. Robert Gardner, James Geedy, Donna Goss, Rebecca Goss, Galen Graybill, Barry Hacken- berg, Jerry Hackenberg, Pamela Hackenberg. Jesse llassinger,Steven Hassinger, Kaye lloutz, Donald llummel, Rickey Jones, Carol Keister, Marietta Keister, Kathryn Kline. Patty Kline, Roger Kline, Randy K nepp , Melody Kratzer, Sharon Kratzer, James Kream- er, Sharon Leach, Mary Lepley. Ruth Manbeck, Debra McNier, James Metzler, William Mitchell, Karen Moyer, Bonnie Kare- hood, David Pheasant, Tommy Pheasant. Barry Reich, Irene Reich, Billy Riden, Dale Rigel, Duane R i g el, Cheryl Ritter, Ethel Royer, Gary Shawver. Louise Sharadin, Deborrah Sheehan, Donna S n o ok, S o nj a Snook, Vickie Snook, Georgette Steffen, lienry Steffen, Vonnie Stuck. Dale Thomas , Allan Troxell, Betty Val- entine, Debra W a i t e , Cindy Wagner, Sidney Wagner, Judy Walter, Joy Weader. 1 Michael Waller, Bar- N bara Wert, Jan Worth, Karen Wray, Charles E Young, Jr, if 'F y Q 56 D' . J JZ A I John Auman Hope Aumillcr Jerre Aumiller MiehaelBA1ll Richard Biekhart, Cindy Bingman, Jaynel Bishop, Karen Boonie, Arthur Boop. ourth Grade i , ' LA: Roger Bowersox, Jerry Boyer, Ralph Briggs, Vickie Brouse, Peggy Brower, Brenda Babb, Teresa Bubb, Lyle Bundy, Michael Church. Ross Clark,ChristineCoreau, Lynn Dean, David li at e r , Dianne Ettinger, Clay Ewing, Debra Folk, Patsy Freeze, David Fultz. Kenneth Fultz, Darla Fuhrman, Sue Gilbert, John Craybill, James Crose, Althea Healy, Charles llerman, Jose- phine Herman, Clenda Hoffman. Diane Hommel, Jay llood, Darlene Hosler, Beverly lloy, Allen Jones, James Keister, Carolynn Kline, Douglas Kline, Scotty Klinger. Daniel Knepp, Debra Knepp, Randy Knepp, Terry Knepp, Dorothy K r a t Z e r , Donna Kreamer, Philip Lash, Danny Leach, William Mattern, Patrick McClellan, David Moyer, Roger Moyer, Cary Narehood, Noreen Narehood, Brenda Norman, Keith Plummer, Bonnie Rager, Lynn Rager. Gerald Renninger, Betsy Rigel, Daniel Rigel, Dinah Rigel, Shelly Ritter, Dalton Sassaman, Joy Sassaman, Cynthia Saylor, Deborah Seler. liugene Snook, James Shook, Jr., Pamela Snook, Sandra Snook, Walter Steffen, Wendy Thomas, Patty T h o rn h u r g, Deborah Troup, J effrey Wagner. Roger Walter, Aileen Weader, David Weader, Jerry Weader Kenneth Weikle R e b e e e a Wenrieh, James Witmer, John Witmer, Joe Wolflc f l 'mls K Q A I I J is ' ,rw W, 3 M, X I sf J if if gl ial a l F ,W . i -, l s pan 41? if-, 4 J as , ' .. il v--. 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Tanna Goss, Barbara Gross, James Guyer, Bonnie Haeken- berg, Donna Heimbaeh, Beth Henry, Adrienne Hetriek , David Hummel, Kraig Kahley. Russell Kauffman, Gary Keister, Gerald Keister, Holly Keister, Roger Keister, Cheryl Kline, Dayna Kline, Danny Klinger, Beverly Kratzer. Jill Kuhns, Keith Landis, Max Lash, Tommy Leipold, Dan Mattern, Hope M c K n i gg h t, Charles Moad, Mary Jo Morrison, Marcia Moyer. I .eon Mulaney, Mark Pheasant, Robert Rager, Darwin Reich, Leroy Reich, Douglas Reigle, Brenda Renninger, Walter Renninger, Dixie Rice. Douglas Rigel, Russell Rine, Larry Royer, Dennis Seler, Steven Shambach, John Sharadin, Debbie Shartzer, Carol Shawver, Darlene Shawver. John Shirey, Wanda Snook, John Snyder, Christine Stuck, Mark Swansea, Michael Timblin, Linda Vale n t i n e, Dale Wagner, Kathy Wagner. Steven Wagner, Sue Wagner, Carol Walter, Timothy Weller, Jane Wenrieh, Gary Wray, Roger Yetter, Sharon Yetter, Larry Zeehman. Roger Zeigler, Debra Zieber, Glenda Zieber, Holly Zerbe. econd Grade Debra Allenbaugh, Wendy Arbogast, Debra Auker, Anthony Aumiller, Faye Lea Baker, Lottie Baker. Michael Baker, Darwin Beachel, Nicholas Beatty, Joy Bickhart, Rodney Bingman, Kathy Bowersox. Penny Brower, Cynthia Bubb, Sylvia Bubh, Earl Bundy, Lorraine Camp, Jeanette Carper. Karol Church, Michael Clark , Timothy DeLong, Donald Dreese, lfatty Eater, Michael Erb. James Iitzler, Kim Etzler, Robert Etzler, Betti Pike, Craig Folk, Sharon Folk. Susan Frey, Dennis Goss, K a rl Guyer, Steven H aines, B onnie Hartman, Ivan l-lassinger. Robert Hassingcr, Julie Heimbach, Karen Himes, Dean H ol l en b a c h, Donna Hollenhach, Darlene Hommel. Margery Hood, Roy Hosler, Dyane Hummel, Rocky J on e s , Patty Kepner, Debra Kline. D. Scott Kline, Kim Kline, William Klinger. K, w e . Q i f 3 ,az : - ,p if f1. : 3. ' fl.. . f,, if..s,, rv ,e .1,. 1 ,i 5, , mf MU, .3 7. I- . ,X 'F' fi is g g A Y. 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'-:i,, ' 'Y yiti 1 S irifilififit Lii, W, ,X LL Lg ' Q M , 5' -I' 'S W' X E - I 1 i , A K 3 0 ,5, Z V L S' 7.12. , I, 5 :P A H Q I L v M , W, ,,,. ' H S Q :': -' x : itself 'YE , . My - L . 5' 'N 'N ., A 1 9,1 ii, C I, 4'-Y i t ,g ' W ff, 'LLA 1 f 1 I 1 - 'x 1 L i , s, ..... 9, , ii, .1 .il 1' . H any V 7,i. S I it ai ' iw it K S , ,air 4 Q ,J Second Grade Danny Knepp, Darlene Knepp, Gerald Knepp, Steven K n e p p, L a D a W n Kratzer, Karl Krick. Donna Krebs, Beth Ann l.aub, Joe Leach, Erman Lepley, Joel Lepley, Cecil Long. Tracey McClellan, Donald McMillin, Bonnie McNeir, Davidhliddle- swarth, Susie Maurey, Cary Moyer. Susan Moyer, Douglas N e r h o o d, Benjamin Pawling, Matthew Proud, Tommy Reichenbaeh, Darlene Rigel. Dean Rigel, William liigel, Jane Royer, Cheryl Shambach, Ricky Shawver, Doyle Smith. Eugene Snook, Kenneth Snook, Wayne Snook, Judy Steffen, Nancy Thomas, Michael Thomas. Diana Troup, Edward Valentine, Roy Wagner, Connie W alt e r , K a t h y Walter, Yvonne Weader. Fred Wert, Mary Witmer, Brian Wray, Stephen Wray, Marian Wright, Dale Yetter. f 5 , ' 1 ' Kenneth Yetter, Carol Zeigler, John . gl aw... V 'W' Zeigler. First Grade Gordon Aikey, Jr., Beth Auman, John Aumiller, Paul Baker, Jr., Sue Baker, Wanda Beachel, Ronald Bingaman. Timothy Bingman, Wayne Bingaman, Edward Boonie, Robert Bowersox, Steven Boyer, Vicki Boyer, Ronald Brouse. Steven Brower, Samuel Bubb, Sharon Bubb, James Colabine, Sandra Colabine, Douglas Dean, K a r e n Dressler. Melody Erb, Susan Ettinger, Beverly Ewing, Walker E win gg, Celain Feaster, John Fike, Kim Freed. ' Bonnie Fultz, David Gilbert, Carmon Goss, Teresa Grose, Susan Guyer, Lofty Hackenberg, Jean Hall. Kevin Harrison, Barbara Hassinger, Holly Herbster, Harrison Herman, Talitha Hoffman, Martin Hood, Mary Ann Hosler. Beth Kauffman, David Keister, liarl Keister, Susan Keister, Cindy Kline, Mona Kline, Larry Knoase. 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A W. 41 . ,jf . if ' i - -4253 '- :i f 62 ' nw 2-f-if E v- . 1 :DM .i L, 'V or ' 1 kk'k , ,S ,, .J ,7 EK V i Si. 'Sir ,s ,al A 5, Qi n 5 J H11 'l 'ff First Grade Jeffrey Mattern, Blair McKnight, Hugh McKnight, Wayne Miller, Mark Moad, Todd Moser, Debra Moyer. Donna Moyer, Marcella Moyer, Earl James Mulaney, Kathy Mulaney,Sue Narehood, Vicki Narehood, David Oburn. John Parker, Steven Plummer, Susan Rarich, Cindy Reich, Dennis Reich, Jean Reich, Leroy Reichen- bach. Randall Rice, Connie Ritter, Jean Royer, Timothy Royer, Barbara Shambach, Teresa Shambach, Susan Sharadin. Marvin Shirey, Brian Snook, Darviii Snook, Gregory Snook, John Snook, Ke-van Snook, Lynn Snook, Carmon Snyder, Jan Snyder, Patty Steffen, Barry Strickland, Robert Stuck, Patti Stull, Terry Swab. Debra Thomas, Bert Allen Tyson Debbie Wagner, Diane Wagner, James Wagner, Jeanne Wagner, Jeffrey Wagner. Michael Wagner, Shirley Wagner, Thomas Wagner, Barry Ward, Christopher Weller, Darwin Wilt, William Woodling. Terry Wright, William Wright, Rutli Ann Yetter. 3 Absent when Pictures were taken! Ricky Trego, Duane Zechman. l x wwWWwQ . ' 1 i if M ,. HV W L L M I ddr- .? f 12: A 4, LL . ctcvatceo i L,,fL, , -wawwm, X, .-.ae Senior Band MAJORIIl l'liS: Elgarda Kratzer, Judy Middleswarth, Cynthia Bojalad Kaylene Garrison, Sally Rigel, Linda Benfer. ROW ONE: Mr. Nevin, Kay Boonie, Karen Klinger, Barbara Kuhns, Ruth Boonie, Sharon Peters. ROW TWO: Glen Bilger, Steven Thornburg, Rodney Bishop, Joe I-leeter, Darwin Aurand, Jeffery Norman, Gerald Reich, Alan Kline, Stephen Mattern, Nancy Saylor. ROW Tlllililiz Steven Bigman, Roger Pheasant, William Kepner, Donald lidmiston, Lynn Saylor, Barbara Bingaman, Carol Auman, Lynn Knepp, 64 - I Fred Romig. ROW FOUR: Russell Benfer, Alan Peters, Carol Moyer, Sally Frey, Ted Herrick, Linda Edmiston, Pamela Mattern, Keith McGlaughlin. ROW FIVE: Jerry Bingman, Linda Saylor, Susan Saylor, Judy Baumgardner, Rita Klingler, Anna Mattern, Gayle Saylor, Karen Wagner, April Baker. ROW SIX: Dennis Baker, Alan Yeater, Karen Haines, Kathe lirb, Kay Goss, Sharon Narchood, Joyce Pawling, Yvonne Hughes, Gary Narehood, Neil Knepp. Senior Band The West Snyder High School Senior Band, under the direction ofMr. Clark Nevin, has been very active this year. lt proudly represented West Snyder High School in many parades, winning first prize in competition at the Sunbury Halloween Parade. The annual tag days, with the support of the surrounding community, were again successful. The band presented an assembly of Yuletide Tunes at Christmas time, The annual Spring Concert, through months of preparation, was a big success as the band thoroughly pleased the audience with a splendid performance. Sev- eral students from the band participated in SEATED: Seniors Judy Baum- gardner, Kay Goss, Alan Yeater, Steven Thornburg,Dennis Baker, Roger Pheasant, Kay Boonie. STAND- ING: Elgarda Kratzer, Kaylene Garrison, Neil Knapp, Barbara Kuhns, Sharon Peters, Anna Mattern, Ruth Boonie, K a r e n Klinger, Rita Klingler, Linda Benfer, Judy the District Band Festival at Chief Logan High School. The officers- were as follows: Presi- dent, Steven Thornburgg Vice-President, Kaylene Garrison, Secretary-Treasurer, Elgarda Kratzerg Librarians, Barbara Bingaman, Sally Frey, Rita Klingler, and Anna Matterng Reporters, Allan Yeater and Dennis Baker. The following seniors will be lost through graduation--Linda Benfer, Judy Baumgardner, Dennis Baker, Kay Goss, Joy Gross, Rita Klingler, Anna Mattern, Alan Yeater, Elgarda Kratzer, Judy Middleswarth, Kaylene Garrison, Roger Pheasant, Steven Thornburg, and Neil Knepp. Sharon Peters, Kay Hoonie, Ruth Roonie, Barbara Kuhns, Karen Klinger. ROW ONIL: ljlgarda Kratzer, Kaylene Garrison, Judy Middlcswarth. ROW TWO: Linda Benfer, Cynthia Bojalad, Sally Rigel. Middleswarth. German Band Elgarda liratzer, Steve Bingaman, Glenn Bilger, Rodney Biship, Joy Gross. GERMAN BAND DANCE BAND The German Band of West Snyder High West Snyder's Dance Band, The School specialized in German Polka Music. Melodons provided special music during The group was only organized in 1962 but the school year. They played in assemblies already has become quite a promising or- and also for some school activities and ganization. private organizations, Dance Band Alai ROW ONE: Pam Mattern, Linda Edmiston, Ted Iletrick. Steve Bingman, ROW THREE: Nancy Saylor, Joe Ileeter ROW TWO: Gary Narehood, Lynn Knepp,William Kepner, Rodney Bishop, Glenn Bilger. Junior Band and Junior Chorus ROW ONli: Michael Lawyer, Susie Mitchell, Bonnie Ewing, McClellan, Doris Kline, Brenda Mattern, Jo Haines, Cheryl Russell Benfer, Sally Reiss, Kathy Rearick, ROW TWO: Romig, Steve Solomon, Hubert Aurand, Ronald Ettinger Bonnie Klinepeter, Joan Stuck, William Kepner, Linda Gregory Hetrick, John Zechman, STANDING: Gregory Aumiller, Steve Ammerman, Teddy Iletrick, Sue Heeter, Snyder, Robert Riden, Steve Mattern, Barry Kramer, Gary Bruce Hassinger, Linda Edmiston. ROW THREE: Renee Narehood, Richard Hughes. ROW ONli: Robin Troxell, Sally Reiss, Ruth Reigle, Linda lidmiston, Linda Mattern, Bonnie Klinepeter, Peggy Hackenberg, Ruth Ann Shawver. ROW TWO: Vicki Peters, Darlyn Proud, Linda Fultz, Gloria Brown, Clarion Goss, Kathy Rearick, Connie Mattern, Brenda Kneppy Linda Waite, Melanie Klinger, Faye Renninger, FayeHoutz,Connie Waite, Pat Reigle, Debra Knepp, Bonnie Iiwing, Linda Aumiller. ROW THREE: Linda Williams, Cindy Ritter, Sheryl Ammerman, Ruth Metzler, Nancy Plummer, Russel JUNIOR CHORUS The Junior Chorus is a training program to prepare the student for further choral participation in choral music. Here they be- come familiar with musical terminology, con- ducting techniques, and music fundamentals as well as acquiring a musical experience of lasting importance. Members of this organization are se- lected from grades seven, eight and nine. During the year the Junior Chorus par- ticipated in the annual Christmas program and the Spring Choral Festival. The chorus is under the direction of Mr. Clark G. Nevin. Benfer, Teddy Hetrick, William Kepner, Suzy Mitchell, Ellen Mattern, Ann Pawling, Donna Walter. ROW FOUR: Norma Seler, Donna Snook, Kenneth Hess, TimothySpickler, Gregory Hetrick, Debbie Renninger, Roger Baker, Gary Narehood, Vickie Le-eper, Connie Mattern, Becky Coreau, Miriam Boop, Steve Solomon, Teddy Wenrich, Delmar Ritter, Timmy Bingman, Robert Loudy, Debra Gross, Darlene Snook, Bruce Hassinger, Renee McClellan. JUNIOR BAND This musical unit is composed of seventh, eighth and ninth grade boys and girls who show an aptitude for, and interest in, in- strumental music. It is in this group that the young in- strumentalist learns basic musicianship as well as genuine teamwork. Specific pre- requisites must be met by those desiring to participate with this organization. The Junior Band presented its annual concert this year at the High School and also participated in the Senior Band Concert. It also played during graduation exercises. The band is under the direction of Mr. Clark G. Nevin. . ,., -, 9921? QC 1 - - Q E Q if ' h , , . Q ? 'vs . ' in . Li, A f' Q08 . , , 7 ' If 'E' , .mhY L A . ,Q V., -, J ' 8 ' JW A i M Q ' 9 A 1 1 The Mixed Chorus was quite active Mixed Chorus and Mixed Octet ROW ONE: Nancy Saylor, Cynthia Bojalad, Jane Gilbert, Anna Mattern, Sharon Peters, Barbara Thomas, Judy Haines, Peggy Aumiller. ROW TWO: Douglas Saylor, Kathe Erb, Ronald Bingman, Barbara Kuhns, David Goodwin, Steven Thornburg, Lura Mae Goss, Michael Thornburg, Paul Zeiders, Pamela Mattern, Pat Loht. MIXED CHORUS ROW TIIREE: Marjorie Zechman, Joy Gross, Dolores Carper, Kaylene Garrison, Ruth Try, Jane Saylor, Paulette Bingaman, Karen Klinger, Linda Ritter, Ruth Boonie. ROW FOUR: Elgarda Kratzer, Judy Baumgardner, Rita Klingler, Carol Keister, Judy Middleswarth, Linda Benfer, Gail littinger, Kay Boonie, Kay Goss. this year. It has taken part in the Christmas and Spring Concerts. Students from grades lO,ll, and 12 compose the chorus. This year the chorus has purchased several new se- lections. The accompanist is Nancy Saylor. Mr. Clark Nevin is the Director, MIXED OCTET The mixed octet is a specialgroup composed of boys and girls from the senior high school who are especially interested in singing. Directed by Mr. Nevin the group, sang in several school assemblies, and in a few churches of the area. ROW ONE: Kay Goss, Elgarda K ratzer, Judy Baumgardner, Kaylene Garrison. ROW TWO: Jeffery Norman, Rodney Ilishop, Steven Thornburg, David Goodwin. Junior Class Play The game is up! The bomb! Which one? R The '64 gang! I didn't do it, Honest! WHY OUU The Big Blow-Up Four identical suitcases, a hotel of suspicious people and a stolen twenty-five thousand dollars and a pearl necklace all add suspense to the The Big Blow-Up. Then when one of the suitcases contains the pearl necklace and the other a bomb set by Mugsy to go off when opened, things really get excit- ing. Then the suitcases become all mixed up and no one knows which contains what. But Cora saves the day, and everyone has ahappy ending. Mugsy QMrs. Cora .... Summervillej ..... Pat Loht . . . . . . . . Elgardaliratzer Terry ............ Elwood Kahley Sandra .. . . Kay Goss Margo . . . . Jane Saylor Katie .... . . . JaneGilbert Douglas .... . David Goodwin Mrs. Parker . . . Linda Benfer Melinda . . . . Joy Gross Beans . . . . Clay Henry speak Senior Class Play The Crystal Ball is about to How do I look? That's a good-looking cast! And you think hens cacklel The Fakers Bow-Wow! Ben Allen . . .... Pat Loht Ed Weston . . . . Elwoodliahley Ruth Aldrich . . . . . Linda Benfer Jessica Aldrich ...... Kaylene Garrison Roberta Houston ......... Joy Gross Helen Johnson ......... Jane Saylor Mrs. Schyler Van Schuler .......... Judy Baumgardner Dorothy Aldrich ......... Kay Goss Eugene Peters ......... Clay Henry Prof. Randolph Rawlings .... DavidClark Some people have a knack of always getting into jams. Ben Allen is one of these people, through no fault of his own. Ben's girl, Ruth, has a mother who is a believer in spiritualists, and the only men Ruth can see are spiritualists, so Ben becomes one. So Ben and his assistant Ed Weston perform their Hmystifying talents. Eugene thinks he's a dog and chases Dorothy and when the maid also becomes a dog, things begin to howl. All in all the play brought howls of glee and laughter from the audience. Science Fair -rv., A first place in Math 'l'he result of an interest in science - .dz . .if . A ,Vnm up t' , 4 gf SA V Xt x , dy A qrfs' iii' 1' X N .,l:-, fw, if .33 H . W 'S' dl I 'f ' - as Ui t fig? -'J f if L - ...,. Y ' .w A alll - t You can win these! vfummw, . , 4 72 not trout 2 Ztmx-u U VN XX An example of a well done project The Purpose ofthe Science Fair is to give students an opportunity to make practical application of theory and to give those with a special interest in science an opportunity to explore and express themselves in their field Another job well done of special interest. Also, itmayhelp students discover, in themselves talents for science. It is the desire of the science department that all science students participate. May Night The Court of the May Night The Crowning of the Queen Sophomore Attentlants: Linda Ritter, Margaret Stull. Junior At- tendants: Kay Goss, Jane Saylor. Senior Attendants: .lane Benner, Clynthiu Schlegel, lyna Snook. May Queen: Sue LaneKline.C1rownBear- er: Susan ,lane lfry. Sue lane Kline - Queen Jane Benner - Maid of Honor The Old Woman Who Lived in aShoe was the theme for May Night for 1962-1963. After a brief skit, which included several songs and dances, the audience was introduced to the lovely court and the coronation of the queen. Junior-Senior Prom P1 V 0 , 2- ff 57i5Jo49bd' f50gf5?f9a'f4 + N-V1 ,.,N EQ 'E-: ya- fs 2 ' 5 , -f 'G-Q Qlffdlg iffefvfli M lf' . G P f ' QQ. Wg--X 1 i ' g ,Z ggi rlwl gg Q49 ' if I 1 n 3 -M 9 gli 'lik X gf, X 6, 1 3. 'ly idler-5 UIQ!! X will fi' 196 'Yi5 Nh in 'U if I f :Q' ' X 'K Jf I , fl jf i ul ji A I F K xg Mqfjfvw ,.,, 'fly l ' in A 1 ' 1 's gl L ily so ' f 1 VJ IJ -N iii ,. ,Am Jw ' M' Z! 'K 7-lwj' 1, .ff uf V L- L- Aff 'Hr An. .4 L.l4ldlnMlslllll!!g!!!! Crowning ofthe King and Queen. Dancing on 3 pink-tinged Cloud. 74 Queen bhlflcy and King .lim dance among the apple blossoms. The evening drifted along to the heavenly strains of music The advisors of the Student Council are Student Council FIRST ROW: Margaret Stull, Karen Haines, Kay Goss, Jane Saylor, Kaylene Garrison, Linda Ijdmiston, Jane Gilbert, Lynn Kline. SECOND ROW: Mr. Moyer, Kathy Rearick, Peggy Hackenherg, Teddy Hetrick, Jerry Wetzel, David Goodwin, Arthur Kline, Gary Wagner, Glen Bilger, Karen Klinger, Dennis Baker, Mr. Kline. THIRDROW: Richard Kline and Raymond Moyer, who Work closely with the Student Council on all their projects. The thirty-six members are elected by their classes from grades seven to twelve. The organization strives to promote good conduct, to carry on school projects ofworth- iness and usefulness, and to make the students of West Snyder better citizens of tomorrow. The Student Council holds many dances in the school auditorium which help the financial state ofthe organization. The council helps sponsor the Foreign Exchange Student Program. The Student Council's biggest aim is to improve the school and the students by its self-governing experiences. 76 Judy Baumgardner, Sally Reiss, Bonnie liwing, Gail Iittinger, Carol Auman, Brenda Mattern, Teree Benner, Linda Saylor, Judy Middleswarth. FOURTH ROW: Fred Adams, Anna Walter, Susan VanScyoc, Elgarda Kratzer, Gayle Thomas, Linda Aumiller, Mary Graybill, Robert Leipold, Hubert Aurand. -so g f we Student Council Officers: Kay Goss, Secre- tary, Jane Saylor, President, Dennis Baker, Vice-President, Raymond Moyer, Advisor, Richard Kline, Advisor, Kaylene Garrison, Treasurer. W--'ff as 1, Q Senior Honor Society V ' 11 ,. S P ennis Linda Benfer Jane Gilbert aker .V-a:!.':ta f--ff A , . . .- gg., - N .,,...' ,fi Q. 'V f .i ' 13 Q R2 ' ' .f,': I Joseph Dennis Snook Judy Troxell Shore SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY Students are eligible for membership in the Senior Honor Society if they have attained a scholarship average of 2.5, or its equivalent. If candidates have secured this average, a faculty committee considers their character, service, and leadership. Projects for the year included the presenting of Friday morning meditation over the P.A. system, the selling of the Philadelphia Inquirer to students and faculty, the selling of emblems containing the school seal, and helping to sponsor a foreign student. One of the highlights of the year was a trip to Lancaster, where they visited the Pennsylvania Dutch country. -tt 6: V' 'V- x . Jerry Ettinger ,ff 4- 3 Carol Auman 1, if K 1-v .ij 5 fi- . Z Joe Heeter 31 April Baker -I 1, .,-:.... 5 isagifis, . V- J QQ 3 ,:11-'!:f-1.'. kxr:sz:- ff , Vxahh, 55552257 gm , -V W ' V ---,i 5 -it 5, W A 2 - M .Q Karen Klinger I Rita Klingler . .1 Alan Yeater Dolores Carper Karen Klinger, Secretaryg Rita Klingler, Vice-presidentg Jane Gilbert, Treasurerg Linda Benfer, President. A. Lynne Kline Bill Leipold Nancy Saylor Q W? : 1' Q ' if ' ' 'T . J s. js. :li Vlkl t' Ray Hackett Loretta Healy Gayle Thomas Future Nurses of America The purpose of the F,N,A, is to give its members a better understanding of the oppor- tunities and requirements of a nursing career. The club had Mr. Snyder give a discussion and demonstration on Artificial Respiration to the student body for its assembly program. Throughout the year the girls toured at least two hospitals. The senior girls helped with the hearing tests, TB skin testing, and medical examinations. Officers were: President, ElgardaKratzerg Vice-President, Lynne Kline, Secretary, Linda Ritter, Treasurer, Karen Haines. SEATED: Gayle Thomas, Sally Reiss, Walter Loht, Linda Aumiller, Bonnie llwing. STANDING: Mr. Donald Beck, Advisorg Richard Lepley, Carol Auman, April Baker, Gerald Bingman, Melvin Fleming, Jane Gilbert, Nancy Saylor, Steven Dippery. 78 SEATED: Linda Ritter. STANDING: Loretta Healy, Peggy Baker, Brenda Coreau, Dolores Carper, Sally Rigel, Mrs. Kauffman, Karen I-laines, Lynne Kline, Paulette Bingaman, Karen Klinger, Judy Troxell, Elgarda Kratzer, Future Teachers of America President .... . Richard Lepley Vice President ........ Nancy Saylor Secretary ............. Joy Gross The purposes of the FTA are: Qlj. To explore the teaching profession, its opportunities and responsibilities, and its importance in our de- mocracy, 423. To explore our own interests and abilities in relation to the various fields of teaching, 237. To cultivate in ourselves the qualities o by-laws, character, and leadership which are essential in good teachers, My To learn how and where teachers receive their training, the costs, scholarships available, num- ber of years required, certification requirements and standards, and q5j. To study the lives and the influence of great teachers. Anyone may join the FTA if he is interested in teaching, in grades 9-12, and if he has at least average marks in all subjects. The 14 members of the PTA went to Elizabethtown College and Millersville State College this year. Dramatics Club ROW ONE: Marlene Wagner, Mary Eisenhart, Anna Mattern, Barbara Kuhns, Susan Saylor, Connie Allenbaugh, Linda Troup. ROW TWO: Mr. Nyce, Clay Henry, Neil Knepp, Joanne Rager, Sally Frey, David Goodwin, Loretta Healy, Margaret Rager, Allen Shirk, Walter Loht. ROW THREE: Linda The Dramatics Club, under the direc- Milier, Yvonne Hughes, Teree Benner, Richard Henry, Theodore Kline, Peggy Aumiller, Linda Saylor, Peggy Baker, Jane Folk. ROW FOUR: Eileen Wagner, Faye Boreman, Elgarda Kratzer, Salinda Gardner, Anna Walter. which were presented to the student body tion of Mr. Nyce is an organization for throughout the year. The Club planned to students to enlighten their interests in dra- attend at least one collegiate play. matics, poetry, novels, and other forms of Officers were: President, Clay Henry, literature. Vice-President, Richard Henryg Secretary, The club selected a few plays some of Peggy Aumillerg Treasurer, Salinda Gardner. Projectionist Club Terry Kramer, David Goodwin, Steven Thornsburg, Bill Lash, Darwin Aurand, Mike Rine, David Rheam, Mr. Phillip Miller. The Projectionist Club had for its objectives learning how to operate the lighting system, the movie projectors, and the sound equipment in the school. Members assisted the teachers and various organizations by operating this equipment at school activities throughout the year. 79 egend Staff DPU l'l SEATED: Elgarda Kratzer, Linda Benfer, Neil Knepp, Rita Klingler, Alan Yeater, Richard Henry, Dennis Joe Shore. STANDING: Karen Klinger, Joy Gross, Jane Baker, Miss Ada .layne Rornig, Advisor. Gilbert, Nina Klinger, Barbara Kuhns, Stephen Healy, The school yearbook records the outstanding events of school life. The yearbook is staffed entirely by students of the 'journalism class and is headed by Miss Ada Jayne Romig. lt offers experience in Writing, editing, layout, photo- graphy, typing, and advertising. Copies are offered for sale to the interested portion of the student body. lt is published by the Walsworth Publishing Go. of Marceline, Missouri. BO UFFKJILRS SEA'l'lLDg Karen Klinger, Copy Ed- itor, Linda Benfer, Iiditorg Jane Gilbert, Adver- tising Managerg STANDING: Neil Knepp, Photo- graphyg Joe Shore, Trcasurerg lilgardaliratzer Subscription Manager. or ' Mountain Peek S SEATED: Dennis Baker, Alan Yeater, Rita Klingler, Richard Henry, Nina Klinger, Joy Gross, Jane Gilbert Elgarda Kratzer, Joseph Shore, Walter Loht. STANDING: Linda Benfer, Miss Ada Jayne Romig, Advisor. Neil Knepp, Stephen Healy, Barbara Kuhns, Karen Klinger, The Mountain Peek is made available to each student at no cost through the courtesy of the school board. Headed by Miss Ada Jayne Romig, the Mountain Peek staff is composed of the entire journalism class. MOUNIUXIN Pljlili OFFICERS SlQA'l'liD: Alan Yeater, Co-editorg Rita Klingler, Co-editor Elgarda Kratzer, Circulation Manager. STAND ING: Walter Loht, C10-copyeditorg Dennis Baker Co-Copy editorg Joseph Shore, Circulation Man ager. Future Homemakers of America FIRST ROW: Dorothy Krahel, Barbara Kuhns, Carol Fleming, Sharon Peters, Lura Mae Goss, Barbara Thomas, Judy Haines, Shirley Hackenberg. SECOND ROW: Marion Norman, Stella Reitz, Peggy Aumiller, Margie Zechman, Anna Mattern, Barbara Shawver, Ruth Boonie, Marilyn Lepley, Marlene Camp, Joyce Brininger, Paulette Bingaman, Ruth Try, Karen Klinger, Jane Every year the Senior F.l-LA. displays a project booth at the Beaver Fair. They deliver boxes to the Shut-Ins at Christmas time and have a Christmas party. The F.H,A. goes to the Farm Show at Harrisburg in January when six girls present a window booth demonstration.. In June they send two girls to the P.F.H.A. Con- vention at Penn State University. The F.H,A. sponsors several money-making programs throughout the year. The organization awards ten dollars to the outstanding girl at graduation exercises. The Senior F.H.A, mem- bership is composed of any student in grades l0, ll, and l2 who is taking or has taken a homemaking course in Junior or Senior High School. 82 Saylor, Evelyn Haines. THIRD ROW: Susan Aumiller, Anna Walter, Susan Van Scyoc, Karen Hackett, Linda Jordon, Evelyn Jordon, Jean Houtz, Kay Boonie, Mary Hall, Ruth Ann Kuhns, Barbara Bingaman, Rita Klingler, Shirley Hassinger, Shirley Herman, Kathleen Wagner, Sharon Narehood, Marian Walter, Judy Loudy. OFFICERS SEATED: Marian Norman, Reporterg Susan Van Scyoc, Secretaryg Anna Walter, Presidentg Ruth Boonie, Vice-Prcsidentg Carol Fleming, His- toriang Kay Boonie, Treasurer. STANDING: Miss Mensch, Advisor. ROW ONE: Donald Clark, John Bowersox, Kenneth Wright, Gary Wagner, Donald Snook Terry Kratzer, Lee Fultz, Kenneth Moyer ROW TWO: Mr. Dutrow, Advisory Mr. Weller Advisory Lon Goss, Joe Wagner, Gary Reigle Lloyd liisenhart, Carlo Romig, Kenneth Stahl Norman Folk, Wells Wagner, Dennis Ewing Clark Camp, Keith McGlaughlin, James Walter Joe Wagner. ROW THREE: Lyle Sassaman 1 1 Martin Romig, Kenneth Wert, Jerry Wetzel, James Kline, Ronald McMahon, John Klingler, Dennis Wagner, William McCoy, Gobel Kline, Robert Goss. ROW FOUR: Burton Snook, Paul Herman, Jerry Ewing, Grant Yetter, Millard Freed, George Eddy, Gerald Reich, James Knepp, Dennis l-lenry, John Fultz, Darrell Snook, Donald Kratzer. ROW FIVE: Harold Wolfley, William Folk, Glenn Gardner, Richard Hughes. Future Farmers of America SEATED: Wells Wagner, Treasurer, Terry Adams, President, Lee Fultz, Secretary. STANDING: Mr. Dutrow, Advisor, James Walter, Vice-Presidentg Dennis Ewing, Chap- lain, John Bowersox, Sentinel, Kenneth Wright, Reporter, Mr. Weller, Advisor. The Future Farmers of America is a na- tional organization reaching from the state of Washington to Puerto Rico and from the state of Maine to Hawaii. The eight regular officers of our FFA Chapter were: President, Terry Adams, Vice President, Jim Walter, Sentinel, John Bowersoxg Treasurer, Wells Wagner, Secretary, Lee Fultzg Chaplain, Dennis Ewing, Reporter, Kenneth Wright. This year the Keystone Farmers were Wells Wagner, Lee Fultz, Kenneth Wright, and Terry Adams. Terry Adams also was the star Farmer of Region III. 83 Senior Science Club gf Y el e -..hw.....Mo., -W The Science Club was organized mainly to develop interest in science. The members took an active part in the annual science fair and took various field trips throughout the school year. Ronald Snook, Gary Wagner, Norman Folk, Gail littinger, Bill Leipold, Mr. Lepley, Advisorg .loe Heeter, Kathy Erb, Bill Lash, Cindy Bojalad, Steven Bingman, Darwin Aurand, Jim Lepley. JR. SClliNCl:1 CLUB FIRST ROW: Bill Folk, Donald lirb, Russell Benfer, Neil Ort, Charles llaines, Theodore Hetrick, William Kepner, Melvin Knepp. ROW 'l'XX'O: Charlie Rager, Gary Narehood, George Snook, Dennis Stahl, John lepley, Kerry Romig, Dick Kuhns, Robert Kline, Robert Cartier, Rodney Kratzer, David Sassaman. ROW THREE: David Zechman, Gerald Knepp, Gregory Hetrick, Robert Loudy, Graig lfogel, Bobby Kepner, Delmar Ritter, Kim Hoy, William Lepley, Kenneth Hess, Alan Romig. .l R. SClljNCli CLUB Ol?- lflClQRS: Russell Benfer, William lfolk, Theodore lletrick, Mr. llavlcc, Do n a ld li r b, William K epner. Junior Honor Society nE..A STOOPING: Stephen Mattern, Steven Dippery, Robert Leipold. STANDING: John Mitchell, Kathy Rearick, Bill Wray, Sue Heeter, Teddy Hetrick, Dixie Getz, Linda Aumiller, Timmy Bingman, Mike Lawver. The Junior FHA is composedof girls from 7th, 8th, and 9th grades. During the year the girls worked for their junior degrees, held a Christ- mas Party and put on an assembly. ln June two girls will go to Penn State for the PFHA Convention. ROW ONE: Linda Goss, Linda Iidmiston, Faye Renninger, Joanne Klingler, Linda Waite, Brenda Knepp, Linda Mattern, Bonnie Klinepeter. ROW TWO: ljllen Mattern, Linda Aumiller, Doris Kline, Bonnie Ewing, Sally Reiss, lithel Goss, Linda Bingaman, Linda Fultz, Gloria Brown, Ruth Rigel, Marlene Boop, Faye Houtz, Bonnie Wagner, Debbie Knepp, Robin Troxell. ROW THREE: lillen Hosler, Connie Mattern, Gloria Boonie, Cindy Ritter, Shirley Metzler, Ann Pawling, Marian Boop, Kathy Vlitmer, Teresa Dreese, Vicki Leeper, Debbie Renninger, Margaret Miller. The Junior Honor Society is composed of students in the 7th, 8th, and 9th grades who have at- tained a high B average. They will take a field trip with the Senior Honor Society in the Spring. They have several projects including an assembly program, a dance, and a program to keep the school and campus litter at a minimum. President ..... Linda Aumiller Vice President . TheodoreHetrick Secretary .... Kathleen Rearick Treasurer . .... Sue Heeter Junior F.H.A. Junior Historian Club The Junior Historian Club was under the direction of Miss Alice Zeger. The Club met once a month. The Junior Historian Club Worked on the history of community churches and the old ROW ONE: Gloria Thomas, Joyce Gilbert, Brenda Mattern, Shelby Romig, Sandra Moyer, Kathy Rearick, Sue Heeter, Susan Ward, Peggy Hackenberg, Linda Gilbert, Darlyn Proud, Jo Haines, Donna Knepp, Doris Riegel. ROW TWO: Bradley Haines, Richard Kuhns, David Ehrhart, Anthony Knouse, Alvin Kline, William Kepner, John Bickhart, Douglas Hassinger, Donald Kratzer, Dennis Henry, Kenneth Zechman, Barry Kramer, Charles Haines, Russell Benfer, Ronald Moyer, Keith Seler, Dexter Aumiller, William Folk, Paul Herman, James Wagner, Robert Kline, John Lepley, John Seebold, Gordon Shawver. ROW THREE: Gloria Boonie, Barbara Gill, Ruth Steffen, Robin Troxell, Linda Thomas, Doris Kline. Sonia Baker, Sue Allenbauqh. Debra KneDD. schoolhouse located below Beavertovvn. The officers were: President, Keith Selerg Vice-President, Steven Selerg Secre- tary, Darlyn Proudg and Treasurer, William Kepner. Orpha Knouse, Diane Mattern, Marlene Haines, Dawn Baker, Marlene Goss. ROW FOUR: Norma Seler, Teresa Klinepeter, Kathy Knepp, Paul Moyer, Richard Colabine, lilwood Wenrich, Gary Narehood, Hubert Aurand, Steven Ammerman, Debra Renningcr, Kathy Ocker, Teresa Dreese, Cindy Ritter, Cheryl Ammerman, Mary Ann Graybill, Vicki Leeper, Steven Mattern, Steven Solomon, Timothy Ritter, Robert Carper, Mark Hackett, Carman Wright, Sue Boonie, Debra Gross, Brenda Aumiller. ROW FIVIL: Richard Shook, Gerald Knepp, Steven Seler, Alan Moyer, 'limmy Spickler, Bryan Knepp, John Mitchell, Kim Hoy, Bobby Kepner, Bill Lepley, Robert Loudy, Alan Romig, John Vechman. n i w heerleaders Anna Walters, Yvonne Hughes, Teree Benner, Kaylene Garrison, Jane Gilbert, Co-Capta i ns--Varsity Linda Ritter, Elgarda Kratzer, Kay Goss. Cheerleadersg Kay Goss Elgarda Kratzer. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The Varsity Cheerleaders ofWest Snyder High consist of ei ht girls, all enthusiastic about the 1963-'gli athletic season. The squad was chosen from the senior high grades. They backed their teams of soccer, wrestling, and boys' basketball to the utmost. Their spirit of pep and vim helped them cheer their teams to victory. They appeared at all home games and away games. They conducted pep rallies in which they created school spirit. West Snyder's School Spirit has been growing and will continue to grow with the cheerleaders providing the inspiration. Mrs. Manbeck is their coach and advisor. The squad and Mrs. Manbeck work close together for the best results. The Cheerleaders were also indebted to Mrs. Smith for her help during Mrs. Manbeck's absence. Team. the season. thusiasm. Linda Aumiller, Linda Swab, Gloria Brown, Ruth Ann Shawver, Melanie Klinger, Susan as Mitchell, Sally Reiss, Bonnie Ewing. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders give a great boost to the J V. Boys' Basketball They w e a r r e d corduroy skirts and white wool sweaters at all home games of The squad consists of eight girls chosen on their knowledge of cheers, their jumping ability ap pearance and en Girls' Basketball KNEELING: Gail Ettinger, Managerg Sharon Narehood, Joy Gross, Dorothy Krahel, Carol Moyer, Kathe Erb. STANDING: Mrs. Donkochik, Susan Saylor, Cindy Bojalad, The Girls' JV and Varsity Basketball teams are composed of Girls from grades 9-12. The Varsity team, despite lack of Eileen Moyer, Lynne Kline Pam Mattern lxaienHaincs Joyce Pawling. Varsity East Juniata East Juniata experience, had a fairly successful year. The Milton JV team had a verysuccessfulseason, losing Mifflinburg only one game. Danville There were two seniors who played, they Middleburg were: Dot Krahel and Joy Gross. Selinsgrove Linda Saylor, Cheryl Romig, Barbara Bingaman, Brenda Linda Weader Nancy Plummer Vickie Peters Coreau, Mrs. Donkochik, Darlyn Proud, April Baker, Q 5 - J BasketbaH ROW ONE: William Wray, Donald Erb, Jim Wright, Andrew Pheasant, Robert Riden Russell Benfer William Douglas Saylor. ROW TWO: Steven Bingman, James Kepner, Gary Narehood STANDINC' Coach Clen Fogal Lepley, William Lash, Michael Thornburg, Donald Keith Sele-r.Char1eQ Haines Barry Kramer Joe Knepp Edmiston, Ted I-letrick. ROW THREE: Gregory Snyder, . .BasketbaH The J,V, Basketball team, coached by Mr. Fogel, is composed of 9th and lOth grade players. Their record as the yearbook went to press was not very spectacular, but the team always showed lots of hustle and desire. High scorers were James Reich, Donald Edmiston, and Douglas Saylor. CO CAPTAINS VARSITY BASKETBALL, Steven Thornburg and Dennis Baker with Coach Solomon. Mahanoy Joint Carson Long Selinsgrove Greenpark Chief Logan Muncy East Juniata Kishacoquillas Juniata Joint Tuscarora Valley Greenwood Middleburg Rothrock Greenpark Chief Logan CO-CAPTAINS J V BASKETBALL TamesRe1th Donald Edmiston and Douglas Saylor , . 35 Basketball STANDING: Alan Peters, Gary Wagner, Tom Soles, Arthur Kline, Joe Shore, Glen Bilger, Eugene Solomon. SITTING: Norman Folk, Edgar Wagner, GaryGreenaway. Varsity The Mounties were about to enter the District 4, Class C playoffs, as this year- book went to press, after one of the most successful and thrilling seasons of Tri- Valley League competition. Coached by Mr. Solomon, the team finished in a tie for third place in the first half of the league, but came back in the second half to tie Chief Logan for the lead. In a very exciting playoff game the Mounties defeated Chief for the second half title, then went on to defeat Kishacoquillas in another playoff game, to win the league championship. The over-all record was l9-5 as the team entered the playoffs, hoping to win as many honors as possible. Seniors who will be lost through graduation are Steve Thornburg and Dennis Baker, co-captains and leading scorers, Gary Greenaway, Alan Yeater, and Jim Walter. Dennis Baker Gary Greenaway Steven 'Thornburg .James Walter Dennis Baker, Steven Thornburg, Alan Yeater, Darwin Mitchel, Leo Haines. Basketball Scores WS OP XMahanoy Joint 67 30 xCarson Long 73 55 XSelinsgrove 64 47 Green Park 76 40 Chief Logan 65 69 Q3-overtimeg XMuncy 54 5 Qovertimeg East Juniata 84 5 Kishacoquillas 61 75 Juniata Joint 82 66 Tuscarora Valley 92 45 Greenwood 68 43 Middleburg 70 48 Rothrock 41 52 Greenpark 79 58 Chief Logan 47 55 XDenotes Non-League Alan Yeater Soccer East Juniata l West Snyder Kishacoquillas 2 West Snyder Tuscarora O West Snyder Greenwood O West Snyder Greenpark 1 West Snyder Kishacoquillas O West Snyder Blain 1 West Snyder East Juniata 1 West Snyder Tuscarora 0 West Snyder Middleburg 1 West Snyder Greenwood O West Snyder Play Offs E IZ and 1 West Snyder Benton 1 West Snyder SENIORS: Lloyd Eisenhart, Jr., Paul Kuhn, Gary Greenaway, Melvin Fleming, Dennis Baker, Walter Loht, Alan Yeater, Roger Pheasant, Joseph Shore, Neil Knepp, Alan Goss. DISTRICT CHAMPS: The West Snyder Soccer Team won the Tri-Valley League and also District 4 honors. This was the first team from W,S, to win the District 4 cham- pionship. Graduation will claim ll members This brought the season to a conclusion with 12 wins, 1 tie, and no losses from the team. High scorers of the team were Arthur Kline, Dennis Baker, and Alan Yeater with 12, 11, and 8 goals respectively. FIRST ROW: Glen Bilger, Ronald Moyer, Darwin Aurand, Keith Seler, SECOND ROW: Lloyd Eisenhart, Paul Kuhn, Gary Greenaway, Melvin Fleming, Dennis Baker, Walter Loht, Alan Yeater, Roger Pheasant, Joe Shore, Neil Knepp, Alan Goss. THIRD ROW: Coach Raymond Moyer, William Kepner, Ronald Snook, Sam Herman, Keith McGlaughlin, Gobel Kline, Tom Soles, Steve Bingman, George Eddy, Edgar Wagner, Arthur Kline,John Klingler, Joe Heeter, Jerry Bingman, Andy Ward, Terry Wilson, Ted Herrick, Gary Wagner, Douglas Saylor. oyd Eisenhart Elwood Kahley Early season injury mg, ,. Q f Alan Goss 20-1 Pat Lohrg Melvin Fleming 16 2 15-2 Co-captains Alan Goss, 5 , Terry Wilson, Coach Donald Havice. The West Snyder High School Wrestling Team, despite the loss of two returning lettermen because of injuries early in the season, sports an impressive 9-4-1 record for the year. Coach llavice's mounties were sparked by 9 returning lettermen, 4 of which were seniors. The seniors were: Co-captain 120, Alan Gossg 145 Pat Lohtg 154 Lloyd llisenhartg Co-captains, 165 Melvin Fleming. The seniors did very well for themselves and the team this year, sporting a combined record of 61 wins and ll losses for the season, Three of the seniors Pat, Lloyd, and Melvin were out for wrestling four years. Alan began his career as a sophomore. ln the past season tournament held at Shamokin High School gym, Friday February 21, the Havice coached mounties came through with 5 winners in the preliminary bouts. They were: Alan Goss, Gobel Kline, Pat Loht, Mel Fleming, and Joe Heeter. ln the semi-finals on Saturday ROW ONE: Lon Goss, Donald Clark, Bill Folk, Alan Goss, Gobel Kline, Richard Lepely, Keith McGlaugh1in. ROW TWO: Robert Goss, Pat Loht, Lloyd Eisenhart, Melvin Fleming, Andy Ward, Joe Heeter, John C. Klingler, Bill Leipold. ROW THREE: Steve Seler, Bobby Leipold, Steve Dippery, John Himes, Elwood Kahley, Allen Kline, Ted Kline, Johr Klinger, Steve Ammerman. ROW FOUR: Phillip Miller, David Goodwin, Richard Hughes, WRESTLING TEAM afternoon, three of the five boys won a birth to the finals in the evening. They were Alan, Gobel, and Pat. ln the final bout, Alan defeated Lance Xlanley of Selinsgrove 6-33 Gobel defeated Richard Weller of Shamokin 3-0, and Pat lost his match to Ed Benfer of Selinsgrove 7-2. Alan and Gobel, were winners of the southern sectional of District 4 making it two years in a row that we placed wrestlers in district competition. Alan and Gobel were both victorious in District 4 defeating two very fine wrestlers. At the time this book went to press they have been advanced to regionals where they will meet with boys from southeastern Pennsylvania. One of the most popular boys in West Snyder High School's history is Al Goss. Ile became our first State Champion by winning the 120 pound crown. We the class of 64 are proud to have him as one of our loyal members. SOFTBALL TEAM During the 1962-'63 softball season, despite a very young team, the girls emerged co-champions of their league. They compiled a league record of 6-2 and an overall KNEELING: Peggy Aumiller, Sharon Narehood, Ruth Try, April Baker, Teree Benner, Joy Gross, Linda Weader, Nancy Saylor, Margie Zechman, Yvonne Hughes, Judy Haines. STANDING: Dixie Spaid, Kathe Erb, Virginia record of 8-2. Under the coaching of Mrs. Manbeck, the girls showed excellent team spirit and sportsmanship. Spigelmyer, Cynthia Bojalad, Pam Mattern, Barbara Thomas, Eileen Rager, Karen Haines, Mary Eisenhart, Susan Saylor, Carol Moyer, Mrs. Manbeck. .Vlelvin Fleming 93 Baseball ROW ONE: Lynn KHGPP, Roger Pheasant, Dennis Baker, Ronald Flood, Eddie Swab, Jim Plummer, Robert Hackenberg, Melvin Fleming. ROW TWO: Dave Clark, Keith McGlaughlin, Mike Rine, Jim Walter, Ted Kline, Sam Herman, Doug Saylor, George Eddy. ROW THREE: Clay Henry, Gary Wagner, Donald Edmiston, Jerry Bingman, Arthur Kline, Mike Thornburg, Gobel Kline, Jim Reich, Coach, Raymond Mover. During the 1963 season the red and WS OP white of West Snyder had a winning season Middleburg 10 5 with a record of 11 Wins and 3 losses under Juniata Joint 6 0 the coaching of Mr. Raymond Moyer. This Lewistown 3 4 gave them a second place in Tri-Valley East Juniata 9 6 Competition. Rothrock 9 6 Kishacoquillas 14 4 The captain of the team, Ronald Flood, Xlgfggllggufun 6 Q had the highest batting average, .463. The Juniata J 3 t 7 6 highest pitching record for the year was held Lewist Wim 2 1 by Dennis Baker with a 6-1 mark. East Jgmata 5 4 Rothrock 3 2 Four players were lost through gradua- Kishacoquillas 1 21 tion: Ronald Flood, Eddie Swab, James Warrior Run 15 O Plummer, and Robert Hackenburg, t, , t 9 f if-'M' me as Pl 1 fe 1 , A V J V,is 4 ,'Ei.., ,- ' 'ts Dennis Baker Melvin Fleming Roger Pheasant Mike Rine Jim Walter dvertioero PATRONS PONTIUS MEATS MAPLES WIAN'S SHOE STORE STOVERS C. C. MURPHY CO. PHEASANT'S BEAUTY SHOP CLICK'S SHOE STORE KAHLEY'S BEVERAGE DISTRIBUTOR WOLP'S FURNITURE PENNSHIRE CLOTHES RENO THOMAS F. W. WOOLWORTH VALSINC JEWELRY TOM JOHNSON SHOE STORE DR. SHUCK THE PRINCESS SHOP DUTCH'S DINER DREESE'S PHOTO 81 BARBER SHOP REAL FRENCH CLEANERS KATHY MAE DIANA DRESS SHOPPE MR. HARRY E. HASSINCER MARY CARTER PAINT STORE BOB EDMISTON MILDRED STUMPFE'S STORE HASSINCER'S FRUITS DECOR LANES KLI NE MCDTORS TO THE CLASS OF 1964 We wish to extend our sincerest congratulations to you for a magnificent job done in producing this book. For many years in the future, it will prove to be a veritable treasure chest of memories. We are interested in your future, too, and hope that we will be able to contribute to it in some substantial manner. Let us help you reach what- ever goals you have. Grow with our assistance in all financial matters. Grow with us, for we are, as you may have already discovered, a good bank to grow with. TRI-COUNTY NATIONAL BANK MIDDLEBURG, P ENNSYLVANIA BEAVER SP RINGS--McCLURE--MIDDLEBURG--RICHEIELD- -SELINSGROVE FINANCIAL HEART OF SNYDER COUNTY SINCE 1864 Kline's Super Market The Aurancls I V ' a modern elementary school in California . . . a hospital up in Maine . . . a traditional kitchen in Ohio . . . an eflicient science laboratory in Michigan . . 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Your Family Shoe Store' Compliments of Kirby Manufacturing Co. McClure, Pennsylvania Compliments of West Snyder Clinic C, L. Eater, Jr., NLD. R. W, Leipold, MD. H. L, Sharadin, D.D.S. 108 Compliments of Baker Store Co. We Give S gl H Green Stamps W. K. Dodd--J. H. Dodd McClure, Pennsylvania Compliments of Letterman Hom-Taste Bakeries, Inc. Lewistown, Pennsylvania I Super Service Garage Q 3 International Harvester International Trucks Farmall Tractors, Farm Machinery Service is Our Middle Name Phoneg 658-2372 Beavertown, Pennsylvania Coleman Insurance Agency R. W. Coleman C, E. Aumiller Agents Phoneg 658-2454 Beavertovvn, Pennsylvania 109 Ben H. Walter R.D, 1, Beavertown, Pennsylvania Allis Chalmers New Holland Farm Equipment Sales ----- Service Grain Seeds Calvin M. Witmer R.D. 1 Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania Purina Chows DeKalb Seed Corn Phone: 374-1112 Salt Flour H etrick's Appliance Store General Electric Store GE Freezers Phoneg 658-2330 Beavertown, Pennsylvania Claster Lumber Co. 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U Overhauling Up Beaver Springs, Pennsylvania State Inspection Complete Line of Insurance We Give S 81 H Green Stamps Phone 658-8892 Phoneg 658-5034-658-6722 Beaver Springs, Pennsylvania CIair's Sunoco Service Snook S Restaurant Meals- General Auto Repairing and Alignment Beaver Springs, Pennsylvania Phone 658-8602 D, l, Beaver S r Gulf Products Picnic Area p ings , Penns ylvania Phoneg 658-5380 Congratulations to the Class of 64 C. L Camp Leo's Restaurant when in the Mood General Merchandising . 35' C1 Tiki, S for Fine Foo . Troxelville, Pennsylvania Ll Q-JFOOD Phone: 658-2189 Beaver Springs, Pennsylvania H assinger's Tropical Treai' Drive-In G,-oss' Store Sandwiches Milk Shakes General Merchandise Sundaes French Fries Compliments of G. George Luck Insurance Counsellor Middleburg, Pennsylvania Say1or's Dairy With a Complete Line of Dairy Products Beaver Springs, Pennsylvania M usser's Garage Firestone Tires Auto Glass-Vulcanizing Bus Service Phoneg 374-6424 Kreamer, Pennsylvania Central Market Meats-Produce Groceries Middleburg, Pennsylvania Gi1I's Store Beaver Springs, Pennsylvania Good Luck to the Class of 64 K1ine's Service Station R. H. Hassinger Compliments of H umme1's Sporting Goods Phoneg 374-7821 12 N. Market Street Selingrove, Pennsylvania Sungas Inter-County, Inc. Sungas Service Sunbury-Selinsgrove Highway R, D. 2, Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania Telephone 374-5500 115 Compliments of Eastern States Farmers Exchange, Inc. Gerald F. Moyer, Rep. Middleburg, Pennsylvania F. W. Tischke, D.D.S. Middleburg, Pennsylvania Compliments of Dr. and Mrs. William H. Weber Middleburg, Pennsylvania Compliments of Evan P. H assinger Prothonotary Compliments of Mrs. Iulia E. R. Zechman Tax Collector Irvin Graybill, lr. Attorney at Law Middleburg, Pennsylvania C. W. Reigle. Sons Bill and Bob Paxtonville, Pennsylvania Eshelman Feeds Universal Milking Machines Harvey P. Murray Register and Recorder IIS Compliments of Mahlon R. Courtney The Sheriff of Snyder County Compliments of Western Auto Phoneg 837-7850 Middleburg, Pennsylvania Wilt Ford Sales. Inc. Authorized Ford Dealers Mobil gas X 6 Mobiloil Sales WH: R 'Service Tires-Tubes-Accessories Phone 837-6882 Middleburg, Pennsylvania Ebert 5 - 1.00 Stores Complete Variety Lines Phone: 837-5397-374-7551 Middleburg-Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania Best Wishes to All the Students at West Snyder From Pete's Place Meals gl Sandwiches Mr. and Mrs. Peter lllioff Snyder's Boys' 6 Men's Wear Clothing and Shoes Phoneg 837-6489 On the Square Middleburg, Pennsylvania Compliments of Dank's 6 Co. Lewistown's Most Popular Store Richard E. Wright Lumber and Wood Custom Sawmill Work Phone 658-5209 Beaver Springs, Pennsylvania 117 Compliments of Fehr's Style Shop Always First With the Newest Compliments of Dr. I. W. Zimmerly Veterinarian Middleburg, Pennsylvania Compliments of Beavertown Barber Shop Beavertown, Pennsylvania Phone 658-6039 Compliments of Main Street Hotel Beavertown, Pennsylvania Jim 81 Doris Gillaspy I Represent SERVICE Prom the Company With New Ideas For a New Era Paul F . Rigel Phone 658-5069 Beaver Springs, Pennsylvania ATIONWIDE Mutual Insurance Company Mutual Fire Insurance Company Life Insurance Company Home Office: Columbus, Ohio Good Luck to the Class of 64 Bojalad Printing Co. Phone 658-2464 Beaver Springs, Pennsylvania Steinninger's Tuscarora Loan Co. I LOANS Rad1o and Te1ev1s1on 550,00 Maytag Washers 36023.00 We Service All Makes and Models Middleburg, Pennsylvania Phone: 837-7319 837-1214 Middleburg, Pennsylvania 118 Troxell Planing Mill, Inc. Custom Kiln Drying and Manufacturing Building Materials and Contracting QBenferj Beaver Springs, Pennsylvania Phones 658-8025-658-8022 Paul T. Heeter Lumber--Coal--Wood Building Supplies Phone 658-5l72 Beaver Springs, Pennsylvania Benler Feed Mill Mrs. Marion Snook, Prop, R. D. l Beavertown, Pennsylvania Dial 658-8026 Highest Cash Prices Paid for Grain at All Times Service and Quality Our Motto l C. R. Klingler. Inc. Manufacturers of K Brand Flour and Feed Middlecreek, Pennsylvania Phone 658-2lO4 Sunbury, Pennsylvania The Home of Carol Brent Fashions Hawthorne Sporting Goods Compliments of K line's Frozen Delight McClure, Pennsylvania Hackenberg's lewelry ,393 Samsonite Luggage , V Buxton Wallets , 4651 3 . A N : 7' V f 411 --L 9 lib, Bulova Watches K Beavertown, Pennsylvania Brenda's Beauty Coiliure Proprietor - Brenda Walter Color - -Cutting- -Syling Appointment Only Beavertown, Pennsylvania Phone: Shop 658-8014 Home 658-6785 119 Ellsworth M. 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