William Penn High School - Tatler Yearbook (York, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1953 volume:

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BUILDERS TOMORROW ff X ...TO WHOM THIS TATLER OF I955 IS DEDICATED Vw WZ 1 A4 ww he 25937 337' 77' X x R 1 ifiv-E I CONTROL DIRECTORS DR ARTHUR W FERGUSON Great responslbllaty rests on the shoulders of Mr Richard Kohler president of the school board Due to has untlrmg efforts the school board acts nn a competent and emclent man ner which serves the school and the students nn the best way posslble Glvmg freely of has tume and ettort Mr Kohler has gone a long way to help the Builders of Tomorrow As superintendent of York Cnty Schools Dr Ferguson has manifold responslbulntues It I5 his duty to be sure that we are lnstructed by the most competent faculty that can be assem bled He has the realuzatlon that the future belongs to those who prepare fo ut and endeavors to entrust It to well trained leaders and nntellngent cltlzens RICHARD E KOHLER r . SCHOOL BOARD The York Board of Education is responsible for the purveyance of the best obtainable books and equip- ment for our country's future leaders. The school board sees that the educational standards are the highest and the sequence of subiects pursued throughout our entire school career is arranged in such a manner that they will do us the maximum good when we leave high school to take up our part in the affairs of the nation. GORDON 5 RUDY First Row, Lett to Right: Charles W. Yaukeyg Charles Dietz, Mose Lenbowltz Wilbur G Baker George W Krone Super intendent of Buildings and Grounds. Second Row: S. Gordon Rudy secretary Richard E Kohler president K F Ralph Rochow, solicitor: Walter Myersg Nelson R. Lindemuthg Nellie L Stem Fern Strine Rumpf vlce president Affhlll' W Ferguson Superintendent of Schools DR E A GLATFELTER As admlnlstratlve head of the William Penn Senior Hugh School a tremendous play so Important a part in our school lives He provides for many educational entertaining and beneficial experiences for us here at school He willingly gives the students a free hand In most phases of school life while acting as friend and advisor rather than dictator Our principal has an essential part in the building of our futures and Dr Glatfelter fills that part capably and well 12 responsibility falls upon Dr. Glatfelter. It is up to him to synchronize the events that CHIEFS OF STAFF All in a day's work for Dr. Glatfelter The duties of Mr. Porter as administrative assistant are numerous and myriad. Not among the least is the guiding of students on the straight and narrow path. He has been undertsanding in the problems that arise in the student's school life and has aided him in facing the issues squarely. This realization of the facts and coping with them instilled in us while still high school students will aid the Builders of Tomorrow immensely. MR. GEORGE F. PORTER FACULTY At York Hugh a consistently hugh qualuty of faculty who go through Wllllam Penn are well prepared to meet and cope with the problems of the future Actmg as advlsor or friend rather than commander our teach ers have achieved much toward mstnllmg In thenr students a true conception of the :deals of freedom and Democracy PAUL J ABEL MINNIE MARIE ALTLAND EVELYN E ANSTADT HARRISON M ARNOLD Master of Arts Master ot Arts Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Sclence History History Mathematics Commercnal GLORIA E BENFER CHARLES L BOECKEL MARY E BORTNER BARRY D BRAMMER Bachelor of Sclence Bachelor of Sclence Bachelor of Science Mechanics, Patternmdklng. Home Economics Hnstory Blology Cablnetmaknng I4 'X twi n V X ' 'L 'j 1? Q . . . X JL member has been maintained. As a result, the students as Y'-' .1335 HELEN B BRILLHART BONNIE JOAN BRUBAKER ERNEY C BYERS LYDIA CAPLAN Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Arls English Home Economics Hlslory English DONALD W COCKLEY ALEXANDER A CZAPF EDWIN R DANNER JOHN T DE BERTI Bachelor of Science Master of Arls Doclor of Philosophy Master of Education Mathematics Science English Commercial JACOB DEHOFF LLOYD M, DOUGLAS LOUIS R. DOWELL PATRICIA DOYLE Machine Shop Bachelor of Science Machine Shop Bachelor of Science Driver Education Physical Education I5 AUSTIN E EDGINGTON HELEN S EISENHOWER S ELIZABETH ENGLAR RAYMOND H ENSMINGER lndustrlal Arts Bachelor of Arts Master of Arts Bachelor of Scuence language Hlstory Hnstory Mathematncs j,'T,.-,fff':4 ' RUTH K ENSMINGER A REGINALD FINK ANNE FINKBINDER LOU FINKBINDER Bachelor of Sclence Bachelor of Arts Master of Arts Bachelor of Science Commercral Sublects Spamsh Englnsh Musnc STUART E GLATFELTER FLORENCE M GLEITZ MILTON H GOTWALT LAMBERT GREENAWALT Master of Arts Doctor of Philosophy Bachelor of Sclence Master of Arts A d Head Language Dept Supervrsor Home Economucs Physrcal Educatuon Head Englush Dept Dlrector of Currm lum I6 EVA C. HAAR RUTH S. HADDOCK MARGARETTA HALLOCK GEORGE F. HEDRICK Doctor of Philosophy Bachelor of Arts Master of Arts Bachelor of Science English English - Latin Latin Mechanics - Mathematics . Q74 A C HE GES CLARENCE HESSLER LESTER W HOBAUGH DONALD HOUSEAL Master of Science Machine Shop Mechanics Master of Education English Health and Phys Ed ANNA L JACOBY ANNA J JAMISON GALEN V JONES GEORGE F KAUFFMAN German English Biology Dlstrlbutnve Education Z Hlstorfy Y ywowf Wbdff' 17 'Nc ' 1 . . I . Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Science Master of Education Master of Arts . A , V 15 , M x 1 6 0 MARY MAUDE KELLEY RAYMOND W KLINEDINST PAUL E KLINEDINST EILEEN M KRINER Typewrmng Bachelor of Scuence Bochelor ot Scuence Master ot Arts Chemistry Buology Mothemahcs Office Practlce RAYMOND H LECATES A L LEIBENSPERGER MARY C LOGAN GRACE DUFF LOUCKS Mechanncal Drawmg lndustrlol Arts Master of Arts Bachelor of Scuence Machine Shop Englush History IDA M MALONE CHARLOTTE MARKEY DOLLY G MCCULLOCH SARAH FRICK McDONAlD Master of Arts Bachelor ot Science Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Scrence Engllsh Commercnal Latm Spomsh 8 AMOS D. McGARY SAMUEL R. McHENRY, JR. A. LEROY METZLER MARY K. MONROE Bachelor of Science Master of Arts Master of Education Bachelor of Arts Heat Treating History Omce Practice Spanish MARGARET C MURPHY RAYMOND G MYERS VERNON M NESS ELIZABETH J NIEDERHAUSER Master of Arts Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Arts Home Economics Commercial Sublects Commercial Sublects English JOHN L O BRIAN HOWARD A OVERMILLER RUTH HUGHES PALMER CHARLOTTE PENNY Master of Education Master of Science Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science Ind Arts Machine Shop History English Physical Education I9 MARY K PORTER MIRIAM E PORTER GLENN B REINHARD MARIAN E RIEDEL Bachelor of Lutt Master of Arts Bachelor of Sclence Master of Scnence English Spanish Physical Ed Health Typewrltmg Enghsh Coach Bachelor of Scvence r Master of Educatlon Master of Scnence Chemistry Director of Voc Ed Head of Science Dept Supervnsor of Ind Arts M DOROTHY SCHWARTZER ANNE B SEAKS ROGER L SHEARER JOHN W SHELLEY Bachelor of Arts Master of Arts Bachelor of Scuence Bachelor of Scuence Llbrarlon French Latin Mathematlcs Mathematics 20 RICHARD N. RIEKER STANLEY E. RITTASE EDWIN L. RUMPF CHARLES W. RUTSCHKY . A ' . . RAYMOND C SHETTER KENNETH A SHULTZ HELEN Y SMITH PAUL SPANGLER Mechanlcal Drawmg Master of Scnence Master of Arts Bachelor of Sclence Dlrector of Business Ed Glrls Counselor lndustrlol Arts CONRAD E STRAYER RALPH E STUMP FLORENCE M THOMPSON ELAINE G TOMPKINS Bachelor of Scnence Master of Science Bachelor of Arts Physical Educatlon Physncs Applled Sclence Blology Hnstory NORMAN F TRATTNER EDWARD A TULEYA N DALE UFFELMAN EDMUND WALESKI Master of Arts Bachelor of Scnence Master of Educatlon Bachelor of Science Head of History Dept Hustory Physlcal Educatnon Study Hall Coach 21 DAVID F. WALTERS EDWARD L. WALTERS MARY J. WEBSTER EUGENE WILE Weldmg Master of Arts Bachelor of Science Consumer Education Mathematics Stenography Boys Counselor h Commercuol Master of Science Registered Nurse Chief School Physncnan Bachelor of Scnence Music Nurse Director of Adult Educohon 22 - E E JJ. ' wi ELWOOD M. SPRIGLE GERALDINE SHAW GEORGE E. LENTZ, M,D. HARRY B. HERR if Slf Mr Sterling Eyler Cafeterlo Crew ,sv -sg.. W ,als MAIN OFFICE CLERKS Left to Rlghl Dolores Frey Mary Prowell Modelme SheoFfer Ruth Hake Beverly Hel frlch Hurr1elGotwuld H605 CUS'0d'0'1 A few members of the JGI1ll0fI0lSl0ff za gg :ri ,1:':Z::...- K r-ev 'P---1. i lil ,. 23 -133: W , '. 9 K i 01. A vw, .W ' PV , , Ls: .fg .ii a :PE ' '4 35 s Lv- A 1 , L ' ,An 5,4 ' '. .. ..... ..,,...,..,y.....-, . -M. t. .-4... . . -....,.-.v...,.f- . . .. V.-.M-.V M. Wa-.. .--. 1 .,.. , ..--,... .. . . .,.,.... ..f L. .,.-.-L-, ,. .. .....,.a........,...,, .... ,.-. , ...-.... , .. ,,,.....,,....- .- , K ,,., - ,.,.,..-pn.,-v.-v . ....., ' , ,,...,.-.... .- ...-.. . ..4 ..,..-p. A ,, .1., ..-. . . .. , M , .......-.-N.: ,....,.. ,..,.,.4.4........v.,.,. ,.. .. 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V s k . 5 xi I sENloRs ADVISORS ,-1- H Helen S Elsenhower Raymond W Klmedunst slzed lob Mlss Eisenhower and Mr Kllnedmst have glven untnrlngly of their time and effort rn order to help us carry on a hugh caliber of class actlvlhes They have seen us through our bewlldered days as sophomores our transrtnon durnng the rumor year to upper classmen and the trials of our senior year Theirs was quite an assignment but they came through wuth flymg colors plus' 26 The advisors to the Class of 1953 have filled more than a man- Davld W Abel 1500 East Phrladelphla Street Sclentlfic Dave Demosthenlan literary Socrety H R Rep resentatlve Junlor Varslty Basketball Honor Socuety Barbara Albert 2l6 Cottage Hull Road General Bobs Sophomore Glee Club Mrxed Chorus Basketball Bowlung Volleyball Bodmin on David Allison l 308 Sprmgdole Avenue Sclentlflc Dove Student Advnsory Board Glenn Earl Almoney :oh R D lndustrlal Glenn H R Vice Presldent Cheerlo Secretary Donald Althoff ll6 East Jackson Street Sclentrlic Don Band H R Cheerlo Secretary Joyce Elalne Altlond 20l North Queen Street Classical Joyce Socletos latinas Jr Nurses Ade H R Recording Secretary Jr Red Cross Com mlttee Joanne M Anderson 30 West Maple Street Commercial Jody Usher Soclety Penn Commercnal G A A Table Tennis Badminton H R Recording Secretary Game Andrews D ver R D 3 lndustrual Andy Mlchael R Andrews 299 West Cottage Place Sclentlflc Mlke L S Reporter F1luNepunl Pres Reporter H R Treas Vlce Pres Swlm ming T am l4l Captain Varsity Club f,f,L A004 s Henry Anstoclt 236 South Duke Street clentlfic Andy S Chaplam Varsn y Club H Chaplain Sec Vlce Pres Represento tnve Wrestlmg Volleyball Cletus Lamar Arnold 436 South Court Avenue lndustrlal Clete Industrial Soc Sergeant of Arms Bos ketboll H R President Barry Ashway 1599 Clover Lane Screntlfic BGVYY r s R P es Ice Pres J V Basketball Golf Team Band Assembly Comm Sensor Class President Honor Socrety Robert Eugene Attig 1432 First Avenue Scientific Bob H R Radio Reporter Golf Jesse Avery East College Avenue General Nube Band Sunlight Serenuders Student Du rector Dolores M Avila 832 East Boundary Avenue General Toots Usher Society IA AKA' fs ik Jacqueline Yvonne Babner 429 Smith Street General Jacky H. R. Chaplain. Gloria L Bacon H am R. D. l Scientific ' Gloria' H. R. Cheeria Sec., Weekly Reporter, Bowling, Volleyball. Ronald Bahn 929 Fahs Street General Bohn H. R. Attendance Sec.g lntermural Vol leyball, Basketball. C Alfred Bailey 342 East Kung Street Classical A D S Jr H1storlcalSoc Thesprans Honor Society Football Manager Wres tlnng Manager Senate Cabinet Frolucs Assembly Comm Service Squad cange Student J Class Play All School Play Ella Fay Bair Old Orchard Road R D Commercial Cub Penn Commercial H R S Mary Jane Ball 236 Cottage Hill Road Commercial Janne Penn Commercial H R Chaplain Stu dent Employment Ferne R Barkdoll I39 North Marshall Street Scientific Ferne E. l. S., Penn Peppers, Mu Alpha Theta, . . ., e .g G. . A., Bow in Table Tennis, Badminton, Volleyball. Charles Harry Barley 420 Hillcrest Road General Berle' Nancy Barnhart 294 Jefferson Avenue Commercial lou Sophomore Glee Club, H. R. Pres. G. A. A., Basketball, Volleyball, Bad minton, Table Tennis. Barbara Barrlck 814 South Albemarle Street Classncal Barb E l S La Tertulna Jr Hlstoncal Soc R Vlce Pr s Bowling Publlclty Comm Student Advlsory Board Honor Soclety Frances Marne Bastress 577 Smnth Street Sclentlflc Fran Attendance ec Chaplann G A A Bowling Badmlnton Table Tennus Volleyball Fencnng Sally Ann Bauman Rldgewood Road R D 7 Sclentltlc Sally E l S Mu Alpha Theta La Tertulla H R Rep Weekl Re orte Y P r G A A Table Tennrs Badmmton Volleyball Square Dancmg Tennis Honor Socrety and Barbara Baumelster 751 South Queen Street Commercial Barb 0 Dltln H R Re Cheerlo ec Frolncs Socnal Comm Carroll Clarence Beaver 743 Prloruty Road lndustrual Cqlly lndustrral Society H R V Pres Lloyd Beaverson York, R D 7 Industrial Lloyd rl R Vlce Pres Treas Recordmg Secretary We Q 'e as R' 'OO' Florence May Beck 9l5 East Kung Street Commercial o Wayne George Beck 645 Ridge Avenue Industrial Beck n ustrlal Soc Pres A Re Pres Jr Var Basketball use ba Shanna M Becker r R D General Teenie Wllllam H Becker 428 West Prmcess Street Sclentlflc WI Swimming Saccety Team H R Basket ball Volleyball Ronald Beckmeyer 22 North Broad Street Sclentrflc Beck R Treas Attendance Sec Vuce Pres Pres Golf George Bell Jr 253 West Philadelphia Street Sclentllic Dlng Dong D L S, Flln Neptum, Treas, Varsrty Club, H R Chaplain Cheerlo Sec Swnmmung Team, lntermural Basketball, Volleyball George Nathan Bell 132 Frey s Avenue General Nate La Tertulia Harold Bender 514 DuPont Avenue Drstributive Education Harold Dlstrnbuhve Education Soc Treas Frank Benedict 937 East Hay Street General Frank Mary Lou Bentz r R D Commercial Mary Lou . . ice res. reas.g G. A. .5 Badminton Table Tennisg Student E ployment. Luther Bentzel 202 North Penn Street General ' Sonny' Home Room Secretary. Catherine Lee Berkheimer 626 East King Street Commercial Kitty York High Woeklyg Student Employment. 1. 5- 1 W 1 xpgglgwglz. ,f fr ' - ,f 1 . M x I ,E T 7 4 '-'-' ' ' 9-f-s h' Samuel H Bickel rk R F D lndustrlal Sum Industrial Society Myron Bird l4l2 Second Avenue SclentlGc Birdie Der Deutsch Vereln Parllmentanan J Academy of Science H R Chaplain Representative Jr Talent Show Gary Blouse rk R D General Nicotine Roberta Jayne Blym 729 Tioga Street .aeneral Bertie Home Economics Society. ' 1, I J , Delores Jean Bollinger rk R. D. General 'Doddie' Home Economics Society. Ronald F. Bowers 120 East Jackson Street Scientific Ron' Bandg Track Teamg lntermural Basket ball, Volleyball: Civil Defense. Barbara Faye Brandt Yer R D 4 Sclentltlc ar Cllo H R Vnce Presldent Frollc Fn ance Commlttee Honor Socrety dew- Patrlcla Brennan 659 Madnson Avenue Commerclal Potty G A A Bowlung Badmmton Tennns Volleyball Leroy Brenner 748 West Poplar Street Sclentrflc Roy A D S Natronal Honor Soclety Chap Comm Cvvrl Defense Dale Darvln Brlllhart 1052 Eduson Street Commercial Dale lntermural Volleyball Basketball Elizabeth Brlllhart 565 Madison Avenue Classical Beth Clio Sec Dolphin Thesplclns Student Advisory Board Orchestra l3l Frollcs Class Sec Publucnty Comm Donald S Brisbane 1522 Fourth Avenue Screntrfic Brlz A D S Football C41 31 Edward M Brown 62 3 Sm nth Street General Brownue Milton Brown 919 East Kung Street Scientific Tlcco S l.a Tortulna Varsuty u Tre s Pres Jr Var Foot all Basketball Baseball Patrlcla Brown 125 North Beaver Street Sclentlflc a Sophomore Glee Club Cecullan Glee Club Vice Pres Mixed Chorus Usher Soc Jr Nurses Arde Chaplain Par Edlth Bulk 737 Fahs Street Commercial Edie H R Chaplaun G A A Badminton Donald Bupp 619 West College Avenue Industrial Gene Varsxty Club Industrial Society H R Secretary Vnce Pres Football Manager Wrestling Kay Jeannine Bupp 243 Walnut Street clentlfic Bupple Der Deutsche Vereln Jr Nurses Aide H R Attendance Sec G A A k, . . ' . . HB b., -' 1. . H . I 1 ' . . I . F i l , - .. .. A- D. -Z . 1 . CI bi H. R. a ., .5 . . b 5 - s up t.. 'Illini' VlllfSllY Club: Football: AgS9mblY A limehtarlanp H. R. Rep.: Tatlerg Ftolic.- t . ' ll I1 -1 . V si 'if S . . ,, . . X if .Wx I Rodney Burkley Y r R D 8 Classical Ro D L S Thesprans Vvce Pres National Honor Society Varsity Basketball Charles Bury 100 Pinehurst Road General l Dush Football Robert G Butts 787 Southern Road Scientific Bo l S Penn Peppers Thesprans Froluc Band All School Play Frnonce Comm Radio Script Comm Honor Society Shlrleyanne L Campbell 999 South Albemarle Street General Shlrl Home Economics Socvety Bowlrng Lena E Card 506 South George Street Commercial ee Student Employment H. R. Treas. ec' retary. Ronald Carr 2l8 South Park lane Scientific Ronnie H. R. Chaplain, Rec. Sec., Att. Sec., Cheerio Secretory. . Susan Carroll 834 Phrllrps Place Classlcal ue F T A Crrtlc Socletas Latinas Home c ac C ann A Table Tennis Badmrnton Basketball Volleyball Sophomore Glee Club Frollc Patricia Helen Chambers 736 South Queen Street Scientific a Thesplans Sec Treas Nurses Aide Vrce Pres Dolphin Vol leyball Tennls Frollcs Costume Comm Property Comm Q 'W wiiiwo Marian Elaine Chronlster 326 West Gay Street General Marian Home Economucs Soc Treas lo Ter o H R Pes Att Sec Honor o clety Ruth Mane Chronlster 266 South Richland Avenue Classical Ruthie le Cercle Francais Treas Sophomore Glee Club H R Sec Treas George B Clements 539 West Market Street General Clem H. R. Vice President. Carolyn A. Cohen 936 linden Avenue Scientific Co E. L. S., Treas., Penn Peppers, Treas., Dolphin, H. R. Rep., Chaplain, G. A. A., Basketball, Valleyballg Student Advisory Board, Fralic. Sylvla Colston I44 South Pershing Avenue Sclentlflc Sylvla Mrxed Chorus Cecrllan Glee Club Soph omore Glee Club G A A Table Ten nls Badmlnton Basketball Volleyball Square Dancrng Fencmg Frolrc Rlchard Connatello 7l8 Manor Street General Drck H R Chaplarn Baseball Basketball John T Connelly Farquhar Estates Clossrcol John D ec ec :ce res ls torlcol Soc Treas Socletos lotlnas res r s Re Ban I chestra I3l Frnance Comm Student Advisory Board Tatler Sports Editor Mary 'fi-T f 5j Pres u r as R Att Cros Margaret A Cousler 142 East Market Street Commercral Margaret Penn Commercral Student Employment O B E Weekly Costume Comm G A A Table Tennis Badminton Bowling Basketball Volleyball Fencing Square Dancl g Honor S clety fi Wu, Marr, Albert Coval 357 South Duke Street Sclentrtlc Weekly Table Tennls ,Y in-f -1:1 33 Stewart I Cramer 107 South Duke Street Commercral Stew Wllllam Craver 224 East Cottage Place General I H R P Football Wrestllng Patncra A Crawford 453 Park Street Commercial 0 Thesplons H R Att Sc Reporer Chaplain G A A Tennls Badminton olleyball Basketball Band Frollc orenslcs Costume Comm Honor So clety Gerald W Crlswell 860 Fahs Street Sclentlhc Jerry Band James Crowley 165 Peyton Road Screntlfic lm D H R Pres Cherrlo as ketboll Manager Servrce Squad Patrlcla Cunmgham 309 East Cottage Place Closslcal Patty e Cercle Froncans A Treos Mlxed Chorus Cecullon Cvlee Club Clno Sophomore Glee Club H R S c Rep Fmance Comm Service Squad Frolrc Forensics Mary Custrs 5 North Queen Street Classical Mary Weekly Sophomore Glee Club Ruth .loalto Damels 212 South Cherry Lane Classical Josie les Petits Cadets le Cercle Francais ertulla H R Parlrmentarran G A A Fencing Basketball Volley ball Table Tennis Badminton Joanne E David r R D Commercial Penn Commercial Parlrmentarlan G A A Volleyball Basketball Bowl :ng Badminton Table Tennis .J Dons Ann Dawson 409 Prospect Street Commercial Mikie H R Cheerro Sec G A A Bow mg Badminton Table Tennis Basketball Volleyball Nina R Day 225 West Church Avenue Commercial Nina' .A.. Donna Deholf 872 East Princess Street Commercial Donna ' Sophomore Glee Club, Penn Peppers, Rec, Sec.5 H. R. Pres., Vice Pres., Treas., G. A. A., Bowling, Table Tennis, Honor Society. Joseph Delaplane lOll West Princess Street General oe Mixed Chorus Penn Chorus Anna Lee Delllnger 400 Edgehrll Road crentlfic Anna Lee C no 1 Historical Soc Chaplain Mixed Chorus Vice Pres Cecullan Glee Club Frollc Student Advisory Board ec Harry Densel 145 South Penn Street General Myrt Football Richard Detwller 4l6 West Philadelphia Street General Duck Drstrlbutrve Education Soc Parlumentar ian Shirley DeVeny 214 Green Street Classical Shirley . . .pl Cerce rancais- . . Chaplain. Robert DeVeny 1132 East Market Street General Bob Band. Keith Diehl 600 Chestnut Street General Keith lntermural Basketball Joanne Dietz 243 Harding Court Scientific J Nurses Ade H R Tre s Cheerlo Sec Student Employment 5 Patricia Ann Diffendarfer 2 20 Pattison Street Commercial a H R Cheerla Sec Volleyabll Ronald Dmterman 692 York Street General Dmty lntermural Basketball Volleyball Patricia Ann Doll 240 West Maple Street Classical a Clio- Thespions- Radio Script- Dolphing .l. Hist. Soc. Sec.- State Jr. Hist. ec.- H. R. Vice Pres. Chaplain: Sec., Cheerio Sec.- Color Guard- Frolics- Student Coun- cil Assembly Comm.g Publicity Comm.- Costume Comm.- Honor Society. Patricia C. Donovan 426 West King Street Classical ' a ' La Tertulia, Sec.p Le Cercle Francaisp H. R. Vice Pes. Cheeria Sec.g Badmin- ton, Bowling. 'rf 'X' Richard Dorset 471 West King Street Scientific Duck H R Choploln Bond 131 Orchestra 131 Mixed Chorus Penn Chorus Sun light Serenoders 121 Frollc Orchestra Mary Ann Dowling 148 Highland Road Classical Mary Ann Dolphin Thesplons Jr Hlstorlcal Society H R Rodlo Reporter Jr Class Play Student Advisory Board Publicity Comm Property Comm Honor Society Monlane R Downing 510 Colonial Avenue Classical Janey .lr Nurses Aide Make Up Comm I. Tertulna Fred Drescher 2 25 Rockdale Avenue General Dutch H R Vice Pres Rec Sec Football Charlotte Druck 156 Hamilton Avenue General Chorl John Allen Duncan 2395 Walnut Street Dallastown . . t ' Industrial Walter Sherman Durgln, Jr 204 Park Place lndustnal e lndustrlal Soclety Entertalnment Comm H R Att Sec ep Raymond Eckert, Jr 248 Hardung Court lndustnal ay Industrial Sccnety Sergeant of Arms A Sec H R Chaplann Rep Wres tlnng Paul Edwards 417 West College Avenue General Eddie Bowling Nlles Edgar Ehrhart Jacobus General ex Eh Elchelberger 743 South George Street Scnentnfic e H R Trea Wrestmg Weekly Service Squad Finance Comm Vlce Pres Sensor Class Band Honor Socrety Ronald Elchelberger Y rk R D 7 Sclentutlc e A D S Senate Class Vrce Pres H R Weekly Reporter Treas Track Wres tlnng Servlce Squad p-W, ,x siws Regina Elker 801 East Tenth Avenue Co operative Jeanne Penn Commerclal G A A Barry Elsenhart 364 East Market Street Sclentnfic Barry D Flln Nep nn H R ec Rec Sec Swnmmung Team H R Bas ketball Volleyball Bernard D Elllott r R D Dlstrlbutlve Education Bernie Dnstrnbuhve Ed ucatron Socnety Daneen Loulse Ellls Summlt Drlve Farquhar Estates Sclentnfic Dee Socletas Latinas Rec Sec Jr Nurses ne Pres E l S Parlumentarlan ace s e ec ec nance Comm Property Comm Co charr mon Lorenza Ellls 341 East Kung Street Sclentlfic Rlnse o s H R Shlrley D Emlg 620 Florida Avenue Commerclal ml Usher Society Sec Weekly Wulluam Erbe 615 Carlusle Avenue Scuentufic H R Treas Volleyball Orchestra John M Erney 514 loucks Mull Road General John H R Treas Football J V Basket all Ruth Paulune Erney 129 North Belvudere Avenue Scuentuflc Ruth Sophomore Glee Club Ceculuan Glee Club Muxed Chorus Frolucs Forensucs Robert A Everhart 110 West Market Street Scuentuflc Bob Chess Club Forensucs J V Football Wrestlung Froluc H R Volleyball Bas ketball Walter Ervun Everhart 831 East Market Street lndustrual Walt Gary R Eyler 528 North Beaver Street General Ross Wrestlung J 'wx JanetM Faust r R D Commercual Faust oopercutuves H R Tre G A Badmunton Table Tennus Volleyball Basketball 5- Q Glenn W Fauth r R D lndustrual Whuttue Roger W Ferree 622 Cleveland Avenue Scuentufic Skunny H R Chaplaun Wrestlung John Gordon Fuelds 550 West Clarks Avenue Scuentutic Gordon D L S Penn Peppers Varsuty Club R Rep Servuce Squad Foot all Track Phulup H Funk 543 West Jackson Street Scuentutic u a I Honor Soc Chaplam D Vuce Pres Reporter Thespuans Orches ua Student Dur Band Dur Concert Band Sunlught Serenaders Strung Quar tet Class Song Wruter Forensucs State and Dust Orchestra Frolucs Dust Bond George P Fuscher 219 East Cottage Place Scuentuflc George J Academy of Scuence Pres Band Orchestra Sunlught Serenaders Wres tlung Track Froluc H. Ronald Fisher York, R. D. 3 General Ronald Donald Fitz 625 South Albemarle Street Scientific Fritz D l S H R Chaplain Football as ketball Track Thesplan One Act Play Nonna Jean Fltzkee 320 East King Street Commercial Norma Penn Commercial H R Representative Badminton Charles F Flelgle 1625 Mount Rose Avenue DISlfIbUlIVe Education Chas Dlstrlbutlve Education Soc H R At tendance Soc Kenneth Eugene Fleming 446 Wallace Street General Pete Varsity Club H R Pes Cheerlo Sec Football l3l Baseball J V Basketball ClVll Defense ,Q Rosemarie Forte 519 Ludlow Avenue Classical Jr Historical Soc H R Att Sec Sun light Serenaders Vocalist Frollc lris June Frederick 736 South Pershing Avenue Scientific Red G. A. A.g Jr. Nurses' Aide: Weeklyg H. R. Treas.g Jr. Class Play. R. Tyrrell Freed 732 York Street Dlstrlbutlve Education Tyrrell Dlstnbutlve Education Soc H R V Pres Charlotte Mae Frlese 317 Walnut Street Commercial Charlotte G A A H R Chaplain Bowling Russel D Fritz 627 East South Street lndustrlal Russ Janet Loretta Fry 721 Vander Avenue General Red Home Economics Society Kathryn Elaine Gaffney 1020 West Poplar Street Classical Gaff l S Mu Alpha Theta le Cerce Francais Sec H R S Parllamen tartan Orchestra lll Frolrc Volleyball Honor Society Ronald E Garree 733 Pennsylvania Avenue Scientific on D Chap aan H R Treas Sec Football Service Squad Student Advisory Board H R Volleyball Basket ball Honor Soclety Richard A Gelselman 329 Garfield Street Classical Dick D un an cro res lst Soc Thesplans Sac latinas Frollc Choreography lead Script All School Play Radio Script Commence ment Script Tatler Managing Ed Band Narrator Social Comm Jr Talent Show Script Dir Role Forensics Dance E tertalnment Dir Publicity Comm Cos tume Comm Thesplan Plays Charmaine Dawn Gentzler 865 Florida Avenue Scientific Char r urses ide ec Tertulla H R es Lmda K Gerber 36 North Russell Street Classical Lmda Orchestra 131 Mixed Chorus 121 C cnluan Glee Club Sophomore Glee Club aional Honor Sac l I Qull an Scroll Charter Member Thesmans Jr Hlstorlca Soc ec Student Council Jr Red Cross Comm o er Art Staff Eduorun Chief Talent Show Script Director Forensics lfll Publicity Comm Chairman Prop erty Comm Class Poet Marlorle Gerber 690 East Philadelphia Street Commercial Margie . 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Philip Ray Rhoads 838 East Market Street General P i Carl Leroy Rrchard 116 North West Street Drstrlbutlve Education Sweet Pea Dlstrlbutlve Educotnon Socrety Donna L Riddle 1311 South Albemarle Street Screntrfic Donna E L S Chaplain Porlnamentornan Penn Peppers Sec P :ce Pres Sec Cheerleader Jr Red Cross Comm Socral Comm Sr Class Treas A Bowlmg Volleyball Basket ball Table Tennis Ruth Marne Rutter 447 West Codorus Street Commercial ee Muxed Chorus Cecnluan Glee Club H R A Sec Chaplonn G A A Badmun ton Basketball Volleyball Froluc For el'lSlCS Gerald Elwln Rohrbaugh 713 East Prospect Street Drstrlbutlve Educotron Jerry Dlstrlbutlve Education Society Public Re lations Reporter Mark L Rohrbaugh 712 South Brerman Street Sclentlfic Mark H R Pres Vrce Pres Ernest A Rogahn 820 South Pune Street General Ernne Jr Red Crass Comm Red Cross Councnl l3l Band A37 1 Barbara Ann Roth 242 East Chestnut Street Commercial Bobs Sophomore Glee Club Ceclllan Glee Club Mixed C orus 411.414, f fr Neale L Roth 404 Edgehlll Road Sclentltic Tarzan Full: Neptum Penn Peppers Thesprons Swnmrmng Team Cheerleader H R Basketball Ruth Rouscher 613 Smlth Street Commerclal Ruthy Maxine E Rowe 821 Vlrglnro Avenue General Max Penn Peppers Vlce Pres Usher Society P Jr Red Cross Comm G A A Bowllng Badminton Table Tennrs Volleyball Nancy C Ruby H om R D 1 Closslcal Nancy Socletas Latmo H R Rec Sec Sec Vice Pres Honor Society Gloria Jean Rudlslll 485 Park Street Commercial Glorla Usher Society Chaplain Cor Sec Penn Commercual Asst Choplorn Co opera tnves H R Rec Sec Weekly Taller Business Manager Evelyn C Rumsey 314 West Hope Avenue Dlstrlbutive Education Smllue Penn Commercial Dnstrlbutuve Education DC Elaine Marie Ruppert 447 Salem Avenue Classical Elaine Jr Historical Soc Le Cercle Francais lr Nurses Aide Pres ec Radio Reporter Shirley Ann Rutland lOl6 West Poplar Street Scientific I Le Cercle Francais Lois Jean Sarver D ver R D 3 Commercial Cmaperatuves, Student Employment, G. A. A. Basketball Volleyball- Maior- etteg Flag Twirlers Weekly. Robert Saunders 444 Tioga Street Scientific ' Bob Jay-Vee Wrestling. Delores Mae Sayers 696 Wallace Street General Lorie G. A. A. 1-,s W- if YYY WI.-. .i- ii Ralph Schaefer rk R D General Gene Carolyn Elaine Schaeffer 656 West Locust Street General Carolyn Margaret E Schldin 915 Madison Avenue Commercial Peggy H R Chaplain Clarence Roy Schlag Y rk R D 9 Scientific Roy Barbara Ann Schubauer 633 Manor Street Scientific Bobs Us er Soc., Vice Pres., G. A. A., Fenc- ing, Table Tennis, Badminton, Tennis, Bowling, Basketball. Cosimo J. Sciortino IO44 Mount Rose Avenue Classical Kaz A. D. S., Jr. Academy of Science, Der Deutsche Verein, Treas.g Sacietas Latina, H. R. Att. Sec. Vlctona M Sclorhno I39 Frey s Avenue Commercial vlCkI Penn Commercual G A A Fencmg Bowlmg Table Tenms Badmmton Vol leyball Basketball Weekly Leta Joyce Scntchfleld 428 Smith Street Dlstnhutlve Educatlon a Dnstrnbutuve Educatnon Socuety Sylvla Sechrlst Y rk R D 3 Scuentufic Sylvla s er Socnety F T A H Att Sec Bowlnng Fencnng Adolph Seldenstlcker, Ill 539 linden Avenue Scnentntic Dolph V rs: u R es Rep Football l3l Track Penn Chorus Mixed Chorus Honor Society Susan Ada Sellers 70 North Yale Street General Sugqe Home Economics Soc G A A Penrhyn Senft 250 Walnut Street General Penny ,if Dolly Jean Sevel 25 South Yale Street General Dolly Barbara Sexton 43 West Hope Avenue Commercial Barb Basketball Volleyball Charlotte Seymore 330 Maryland Avenue Commerclal Bonny Cooperatwes Tatler Busmess Manager Janet Shaffer 549 Courtland Street Commerclal Janet Ochestra l3l F T A Chaplain Das trlct Orchestra Frolucs Larry L Shaffer 255 North Sherman Street Sclentltlc Shafe eekly Reporter Frolxcs Wllllam Penn on Parade Jr Talent Show Band l3l rchestra l3l Sunlught Serenaders l2l Forensics Trumpet Trlo Dnstrlct Band Rodney P Shaffer 237 Prospect Street General Rock' H. R. Chaplain, William Shaffer 1006 West Princess Street Industrial Bill Industrial Soc Penn Peppers H R Vice Pres Chaplain Football Wrestling Ind Soc Basketball Peggy Lou Shaub 510 Smith Street Commercial Peggy Penn Commercial Charlotte Diane Shaull 32 8 Lexington Street General Diane Folic G A A Table Tennus Bowling Volleyball Joan Shaw 586 Company Street Classical Clio le Cercle Francais Barbara Evelyn Shearer 747 East Philadelphia Street Commercial Barb Usher Society H R Cheerlo Sec Bas ketball Volleyball Mary Jane Sheetz 31 I Walnut Street General Mary Student Employment . MV' -ty 'Dx f 1 '-wr gif Lltf 1 5... ggmemer tink 1, , f Q ,gm skf.c,5rgg- ' s ' Wifi. r ,f ,kv :rx . .. l, ,, 3.. . grits. can . , f wer e' 1 lgtlii ga 1- pf Nancy Louise Shelter ll North Penn Street Commercial Nan Usher Societyg H. R. Chaplain, Sec., Treas G A A Costume Comm Color Guard Basketball Volleyball Bodmin on Table Tennis Bowling Tennis Fencing Patrlcla Ann Sheffer 702 Rathton Road Commercial a auf Ronald Sheffer 62l Windsor Street Industrial Ronnie Industrial Society H R Chaplain Att ec Carl Shellenberger 576 Madison Avenue Classical Shelly A D S Cor Sec Der Deutsche Verein res r istorical oc res Treas Rep Football Track Student Advisory Board Bruce Shenberger l6OO Second Avenue Scientific Bruce Jr Academy of Science Harry Shermeyer 339 Liberty Court Industrial B00 lndustnal Soc H R Treas Vice Pres Att Sec Ind Soc Basketball Baseball Ollie May Shlflilett 47 West Jackson Street Commercial Ollie May Ronald Roy Shlrey 231 East King Street Industrial Ronnie Industrial oclety H R Chap am Treas Att ec Paul David Sh 650 West Princess Street General Shotif H R Chaplain H R Basketball Roger Shotzberger Y rk R D 3 General og Helen Elaine Shue 724 West Mason Avenue Commercial Helen' Co-operativesg Bowling,-Tennis, Badmin on. A lin.. ak-I Margaret Shultz 742 Chanceford Avenue Commercial Peggy H. R. Att. Sec., Treas.g Badminton, Bowling, Weekly. . ,N ., J,e.lf' :' E Leonard Slpe 3 26 Wallace Street General Lennie Nancy A Sipe l3l North West Street Commercial Nan Co operatives Student Employment G A A Table Tennis Badminton Sandra Slpe 3ll Clearview Road Hanover Commercial Sandy Penn Peppers H R Att S Pres Howard David Slagle Jr 604 linden Avenue Scientific Hector D R P Vice Pres Sec Treas H R Basketball Valley ba Donald R Slaybaugh 215 South Pinehurst Road istributive Education Shorty Distributive Education Society. David H. Sleeger, Jr. l39 East Philadelphia Street Distributive Education Dave' Distributive Education Society. David Small Country Club Road Scientific Dave Almarle Smallwood 142 South Cherry Lane Commercial G A A Basketball Table Tennis Vol leyball Badminton Abbie Jane Smith 30 Peyton Road Classical Janie Sophomore Glee Club les Fehts Cadets le Cercle Francais Dolphin H R Sec Betty Jean Smith 24 West Boundary Avenue Commercial Bets Charles C Smith 700 East Princess Street Industrial Smitty Industrial Society: H. R. Sec. Dale V Smith Jacobus Distributive Education Dale Distributive Education Soc., Pres. ,W 'lbs Damel L Smith Jacobus Industrial Danny Industrial Soc H R Treas Vice Pres Cheerno Sec Rec Sec Wrestling Ind Soc Basketball Baseball Gloria Mae Smith Y r R D 4 Commercial Gloria Harold M Smith 1232 Prospect Street Classical Smnttie H R Chaplain Orchestra Frollc Jack P Smith 221 Fulton Street Dlstrlbutnve Education Smitty Band Jack S Smith North Franklin Street General S im J. V. Footballg H. R. Volleyball, Basket ba . Kenneth B. Smith 619 Lincoln Street General ' Smitty' Lavon May Smith 460 Prospect Street Commercial Lavon Co-operatives. Leonard D Smith IOO7 Loucks Place Scientific en Band Orchestra Mixed Chorus Ronald L Smith Y rk R D 3 Scientific Smitty H R Chaplain Wrestling H R Valley bull Basketball Sandra Lee Smith 238 South Pine Street Classical Sandy IO Chaplain H R P s Senate Cabinet Service Squad Jr Red Cross Comm Honor Society Sylvia M Smith 434 North Pershing Avenue Commercial Sylvia Penn Commercial Co operatives G A A Bowling Volleyball Bodmin on Albert N Snell 819 Prospect Street General H R Chaplain ,vs- Lois Jane Snook 57 State Street Scientific Snookie E. L. S., Pres., V. P., Sec.g Nmt'l Honor Soc.: Thespiansg Ddlphinp Soc. Latinag Penn Peppersg Jr. Hist. Soc.: H. R. Pres., Reb., Sec.g Cabinetp Soph. Class Sec., Finance Comm.g Service Squudg Frolicg G. A, A. Clifford Eugene Snyder, Jr 318 South Warren Street General C IH Delores E Snyder 760 Hill Street Classical Midge la Tertulla Flag Twlrler Donald Snyder 866 East Princess Street General Don Harriet Mae Snyder 837 Florida Avenue Scientific Tootle Pres Rep Vice Pres Cheerleader Jr Class Sec Senate Larry Carl Snyder 315 North Penn Street Scientific Schmook Mu Alpha Theta Vice Pres Chess Club Pres Der Deutsch Verem Band Orches tra Sunlight Serenaders Table Tennis Team Student Employment Shlrley Ann Snyder Y r R D 5 Commercnal Shutty H R Chaplam Lorrame Gale Sourbler 937 Wellington Street Commercral Ronny Sophomore Glen Club Orchestra C cnllan Glee Club Mvxed Chorus Froluc Table Tennls Badminton Mary Ann Spagnola 302 West Princess Street Commercial Spag Student Employment G A A Duane L Spangler 190 South Royal Street lndustrlol Duke n ustnal Soc reas H R e Wrestling Elizabeth Jean Spangler 808 Clearmou nt Road Classical Bets H R Treas Sec Badminton Bowlnng Frollc H Edward Spangler 539 West Market Street Sclentntlc Dastrlhutlve Education Soc Golf Team -pv- W' 'Wo ff! 66 14 Robert Earl Splckler 566 Salem Avenue lndustrlal Bob Industnal Soc Band Janet Barbara Sprenkle 756 West Market Street Dlstrlbuhve Educatron Janet Drstnbutlve Education Soc H R R p Donna Springer 567 Maduson Avenue Classical Donna Clio Pres Socletas latina Vlce Pres Jr Hlstorncal Soc Treas Thesplans Na I Honor Soc H R S Parlumen tarlan Color Guard Assembly Comm Senate MMML- Frederlck E Stabley l5l North Duke Street General Fred A Sec Wresthng Mnxed Chorus Penn Chorus H R Basketball Volleyball Carl L Stambaugh 259 Walnut Street General Car Wrestling Weekly Carolyn Stambaugh 28 North Findlay Street Scientific Carolyn Do phm La T rtulua H R P es :ce Pres Att Sec Frollc Costume Comm Socnal Comm Magorette Flag Twnrler Table Tennis Basketball Badminton Volleyball Geraldine Mae Stambaugh 303 Walnut Street General Gerry Penn Peppers C r Sec H R Pres Rec Sc G A A Badminton Table Ten nls Basketball Volleyball Bowling Harold Slambaug 131 South West Street General Harold Ruth Marie Stambaugh 719 Manor Street Classical Ruthie s er Society Pres ec ec Hlst Soc Socletas Latina Natl Honor oc espuans E l R Vice Pres G A A Finance Comm SrvlceSquad S A B F In F T A Pres Rec Sec Mary Evelyn Starner 520 South Miller Avenue Dlstrlbutlve Education Evre Distributive Education Society. Louise Siltzer Staub 21 1 East Collage Place Scientific Si tz G. A. A. Basketball Volleybollg H. R. Pres., Vice Pres., Rep. William M. Staub 21 1 East Collage Place Scientific i arsity Club- H. R. Pres. Chaplain, Football: . V. Basketball, Finance Comm., H. R. Volleyball, Basketball. 24.1 6 Q. 'Cc-f :5 F 'N 'Q,Af ic'-'7' -4, John M Steed 110 Manchester Street General Big John Phyllis L Stem H am R D 1 Classical Phy Sophomore Glee Club lo Tertulna H R Treas Badminton owllng Basketball Volleyball Clair Leroy Sterner Loganvnlle Industrial Cap Natl Honor Soc Baseball Michael J Steward 554 West King Street General Mike ice res H R Basketo Volleyball. Raymond L. Stine Y r R. D. 3 General Mund' Intramural Basketball- H. R. Volleyball Basketball. Elaine L Stntzel 135 lrving Road Classical Elaine' Clio- Dolphin- Jr. Historical Soc.- Thes pians- Fralic- Orchestra- Band. Wllllam Stouch 446 West Market Street Sclentlflc I Mu A a ea lst oc No I Honor Soc Thesplans Rep Chaplann Frolucs Jomt So cuety Play Vuce Pres Jr Class Sc ool Vnce Pres Orchestra Exchange Stu dent a ro Scrnpt Red Cross Comm Socual Comm Gary Evan Strayer 41 North Flfth Street Mount Wolf Commercial Chlcken H R Cheerno Sec Bowllng Norma Jean Strlckler rk R D Commercnal Norma Jean Penn Commercnal Vice Pres A Lf ff-ff Shlrley Ann Stumpf 715 South Pune Street Commercual Shlrl Penn Commerclal H R Sec Badmm ton Volleyball Table Tennns Jean Kay Suthenn 315 Creston Road Sclentuflc Jean Natuonal Honor Soc Qunll and Scroll Jr Academy of Science Sec 1 Hrs torlcal Soc Socletos Latina Mu Alpha Theta Treas Band Orchestra Tatler Make Up Comm Evelyn Sutherland 143 West College Avenue Commercial Evelyn G A A Bowling Tennis Badminton -WG Charles Swartz 660 Pennsylvanla Avenue lndustrlal Charlne n ustrlal Soc res A ec Patncla Ann Sweeney 1340 East Prospect Street General a Home Economncs Soc Sec Emory Augustus Sweltzer 250 Ecst York Street Commercual Emory Kathleen Elalne Sweltzer 703 York Street Commercnal Kathy R Att Joanne Tarbert rk R D Scuentuflc Tarby Sophomore Glee Club H R Treas Vrce Pres Mary Patncua Tassla 361 Old Orchard lane Classncal Mary Bowllng Frollc Social Comm Student Advnsory Board Barbara Ann Taughlnbaugh Y rk R D 4 General Bobble Usher Soclety Home Ec Soc Weekly R Cheerlo Sec G A Fencing Table Tennis Bowlmg Gerald Taylor 73l South Pune Street General Jerry R Att Jams Estelle Taylor 974 East Phnladelphra Street Commerclal an Penn Commercral H R Treas Chap loln Parllmentanan G A A Tennis Bowlxng Badmnnton Dean Tennls 6l8 Chestnut Street Sclentrtic Tennessee H R Chaplain Football Annette L Thas 34 North Flndlay Street Classlcal Annette le Cercle Fr ncans G A A Fencmg Tenms John Wllllam Thatcher, Jr Sprung Grove Route l Industrial John ln ustrlal Soc H R Att ec Pres ..-be 33. X l 'R News-r K' 69 Sandra Marne Thomas 1273 East Princess Street Commercial Sandy Penn Peppers H R Vice Pres Treas Representative Susan Amelia Thomas 5 West Market Street Classical ue no J Hlstorlcal Soc Thesplans H R P Vsce Pres Representative Coblnet Socnal Comm Servuce Squad Costume Comm Student Directory Comm Frollc Frank Tortorlcl 526 Salem Avenue General Frank Frederick Hiram Trax 30 South Rockburn Street Scientific Fred Band l3J Dale O Trimmer Yor R D 8 Dlstrlbutlve Education up Dlstrlbutlve Education Soclety Yvonne Maye Tnmmer 482 West Kung Street General Tootle Marlyn J. Trout York, R. D. 8 Industrial Pete H. R. Chaplain, Rec. Sec., Pres., Rep- resentative. Sylvia Trout l37 South Penn Street General ue Home Economics Soc H R Cheerro Sec Att ec Charles William Tyson II9 West Jackson Street General Charlie Cheeruo ec C aplam H R Basketball Intramural Basketball Band Volleyball Margaret Louise Uffelman 503 Walnut Street Scientific Peggy E l S Penn Peppers Le Cercle Fran cars e res At ec A A Volleyball Table Tennis Badminton Bowling 4 Elnora J Updegraff 205 North Belvidere Avenue Scientific None Penn Peppers Usher Soc H R R Sec Chaplain Vice Pres Volleyball Weekly Jacques J Utz 462 West College Avenue General Dirty Welder u Alpha Theta Sec.- H. . .- ' . I H. R. Basketball Volleyball. 'I ,, ,-::.--ff , Q .ev ji . Jll' 1 L Julia May Vanasdale 642 Smith Street Classical Julie Les Petits Cadets, Treas., le Cercle Francais, Treos., Home Ec. Soc., H. R. Treas., Chaplain. William Vandenberg ll9 South Belvidere Avenue Scientific Bill A D S Thespuans Jr Historical Soc Pres of State Jr Hrst Penn Peppers Frollcs Director Properties Comm J Class Play Jr Talent Show William vonSchllchten Southern Hills York R D 8 Scientific I Der Deutsche Verevn Vice Pres Chap In R Vice Pres Cheerlo ec H R Volleyball Nancy Jane Wachter 927 East Boundary Avenue Commercial Nancy Penn Commercial Vice Pres Co opera tives H R Chaplain Donald Wagner 28 North Sherman Street General Wag Lee F Wagner Koh er s Hill York R F Industrial ee Industrial Society. L Herman Walker 316 South Pershing Avenue General Walk Colleen Wallick Y r R D 5 Classical Colleen Le Cercls Francais H R Chaplain Rodney S Waltermyer 3l2 Parkway Boulevard Scientific Wall arslty u R lc Pres Att Sec Football Track 'KJ 11,1 IVV! Esther Lorraine Walters Y rk R D 9 Commercial Esther Co operatives G A A Noreen Walters 234 South Grantley Street Scientitlc Noreen H. R. Alt. C. Robert Waltz ll3 North Queen Street General Bo . N, , . Vic res. '- A 9 'use Vlh 4'f,, wi Robert Chester Wampler 338 West Princess Street Industrial Bo Mane .l Warehlme 103 North Oxford Street Scientific Sophie C IO Nat Honor Soc Orchestra A Sec Rep Volleyball J Talent Show Tatler Adv StaH Cos tume Comm Charles S Warner Y rk R D 9 General Charlie H R P Sec Chaplain Basketball Band Tatler Photographer Susan Elizabeth Watson r R D Classical ue Natl Honor Soc Le Cercle Francais Jr Nurses Aide Ceclllan Glee Club lxed Chorus H R Pres Cheerlo ec G A A Bowling Badminton A Isaac Way 127 Frey s Avenue General Peppl . R. Cheerio Sec.: Foota - Track- H. R. Volleyball Basketball, Willie Way, Jr. 225 Mill lane General Push' . D. .7 H. R. P ., Chaplain ec.p Basketball l3l- Varsity Club . Leroy Weaver Y r R D 9 General Wnmp Rodney Weaver Skyline Heights R D 5 Industrial Butch Swimming Soc Team Penn Chorus Mixed Chorus Cheerleader Donna M Welsh 72 2 Wallace Street General Donna Usher Society H R Parlnmentarran Cheerno Sec Weekly George Welsh 432 South Queen Street Scientific Welshre R Att Sec Mixed Chorus Penn Chorus Wrestling Weekly Clair Wentz 4 East Church Avenue Industrial Speed C aplain H. R. Frank Werner 4l9 West Jackson Street Scientific Moose D. l. S., Band, Sunlight Serenaders, Orchestrag Intramural Basketball, Frolic, Forensics, Trumpet Trio. G? ir' Helen Elaine Wertz 127 North Duke Street General Wertzy G A A Bowrng King David Westerhold D ver R D I Industrial Joke Robert Wetzel 1413 Second Avenue Commercial Bo Mixed Chorus Penn Chorus Mary Ann Whitmore 466 Prospect Street General IS ome Ec oc aplam G A Table Tennis Basketball Badminton Bowling George Williams 'IIB Neater Street Classical George Mixed Chorus Pres., Penn Chorus, Pres., Der Deutsche Verein, Vice Pres., Societas Latina, H. R. Chaplain, Serv- ice Squad. Paula Williams York, R. F. D. 4 Scientific Paula H. R. Sec., Treas.g G. A. A. Bodmin ton, Table Tennis, Volleyball, Bowling George Wllllam Wllt 40 South Duke Street Dlstrubutlve Education George Dustrlbutnve Educatuon Soc James Robert Wmemnller 680 Dallas Street Scientific lm u Alpha Theta A Na Honor Soc H R Chaplam Ban Service Squad Baseball Manager Thomas Earl Wmemlller 680 Dallas Street Sclentnflc Tom D S Chaplain Mu A p a Theta H R Vnce Pes Band Servuce Squad Honor Soclety Mary Ellen Wise 55'l Smith Street Sclentlflc Mary Ellen Penn Peppers E l. S Parlrmentaruan or Sec H A Sec Rep Frolnc Servlce Squad Cheerleader Fnnunce Commnttee Senate G A A Shlrley Ann Wolf 219 South Albemarle Street Commerclal Shlrl Ushers Society Ruby Gwendolyn Wright 4 26 Codorus Street General Boots' H. R. Rec. Sec., Cheeria ec. Theodore Yohe 544 lamour Street Industrial e Natl Honor Sacnety Industrial oc H R Tr as Representatlve Richard Yost North Pen n Street General Duck Volleyball Beverly Ann Young 656 East Phlladelphla Street Sclentltlc ev Usher Soc Penn Peppers E P Vlc res G A A Bow nn Badminton Tennis Basketball Fencing Gerry Zeager 424 West Hope Avenue General Gus Treas Vlce Pres Varsity Clu H R P Vlce Pres Football Basketball H R Volleyball Bas et ball Baseball Barbara Ann Zepp 285 West Maple Street Commercual Barbara Penn Commerclal Society 'W A.. - John C Zinn KohlersHiII York R. . General Johnny Judlth Lmda Zuch 208 South Albemarle Avenue General Judy Home Economncs Soc Volleyabll Table Tennls Wllllam Potts 225 East Hay Street Industrial 1 Shlrleyann H Zuck 930 West Kung Street Dlstrlbutlve Education Zuckle Dustrnbuhve Education Sacnety Sec SUMMER SCHOOL GRADUATES Davld Blymlre Lennle Goldberg 759 Tioga Street 656 Madnson Avenue General Dave General Lennue Donald Freeze Donald Hall 918 West Pruncess Street 417 East Prmcess Street General Don General Don Denton Koons 102 East Jackson Street General Denton 74 1 n W ' 'ls'u 'S M' it Dorothy Cousler 371 East Kung Street General Dorothy James Herr 437 North Beaver Street General rm Florlne Johnson 111 Frey s Avenue General Flarme Joanne Johnson 152 South Beaver Street Commercual Joanne K -v 'ik ..,x 45 ,W Dale Myers 808 Florida Avenue General D4-Ile Ronald Werner 623 lmcoln Avenue General on Richard Wllvert 417 Jumper Street General Richard f X ff f xii' Group of Industrials concentrate Pl ur mg thelr alternate week In school Group of students sit out an air raid Iss Neederhauser imparts some higher arnlng to a grammar class ll 1 A momentous occaslon for the students of Wlllnam Penn was the presentatuon by Dr Glatfelter of a copy of the new Revised Standard Edltlon ofthe Buble to the president of the school Duck Hummel and through hlm to the students A great deal has been added to the devotional perlod rn audltorlum by the reading of the new versuon 5 BUILDERS OF TOMORROW Defying time and the elements, Staunch has stood our old York High. In building our way to the future, We have made with her a tie. From the first within these revered halls We learned to serve and to lead To grow in stature and in knowledge To come to be known by deed United under the Orange and Blue We cleared barriers in our course O er adverse obstacles on the way We gained wisdom at its source These three years we have spent together Years that have gone all too fast With the future resting in our hands We have reached our goal at last The One Hundredth Class of old York High Takes leave of these portals now With the task of Building Tomorrow And the knowledge to show her how We have won on the field of glory And tried to serve our school well We honor you alma mater As we give to you farewell LINDA GERBER Class Poet 78 To face an uncertain tomorrow Flfty three leaves William Penn But may the torches of the past light The paths of that future then Linda Gerber 1 1 1 I I 1 I I , . . . ' . s . CLASS SONG OF 53 Claes Sung 09, H53' X I Y l I l . 1 g i I 9 J sg 3 sf l Q . 'ill 1 9 L i-,I 5 Q E 4 1 2' ,1 is ' B 5 E 1 l B Q 'J 'eg Il ll f , i 3 A il I I A I' V' J l . 4 ' if Q J l J l l gi Q 7' ' . 1 f 1 2 ' gi Q ' 2 fs Q Il 5 . 'Q z ,J J -' 1 f Chas-sas' - - fi' - A I i F , S E?-EZIZIEEHE 2 I - -K' : : ::EFg?gEF- 2--5g-.F.E5-P9..'::5g1:-E..-:..'-'- 1 7 i i, ., , . . i . al 'QQ'-: f ri S71 ee- .5 zslfl 'ali ' , .1 V' T' . e..-:J H Y ':- sn' B 2 I' The time has come for fifty-three, To say farewell to dear old Bill Penn, Although our school days will be free, Our thoughts of thee will never end. Dear memories of the Orange and Blue, Our happy thoughts will always be with you. The friends we made will cherished be, As paths of future light our way, To other tasks and other glee, As life goes forward day by day. Dear memories of the Orange and Blue, Our happy thoughts will always be with you. PHILIP H. FINK Affg-JW! Y A 5 1. 3, 3 'TQ , :,.,5-LM QM -. Sh Wkglh Q gk W 1 .5---w.,., if gg. N 1 51. 1 my sw. 14 L X Xa L as N 11 5? . 4 1:-A5 wiki ' ? ' Q - Y' V ,,,, ,- fi .QA .md L X i K -W Q --.,., A v . ... ,. . QQ I ACTIVITIES XZ RICHARD HUMMEL School Presldent Among other varied fields In extracurricular actlvltles offered at Wnllnam Penn Sensor Hugh School student government plays a large part Throughout the state and natnon the system of student government In our hugh school has won recogmtlon and us held highly In the estlmatuon of leaders of student councul actuvltues m widely dnstrnbuted parts of the Q country The student councll and student government serves us In many ways Not only do the actual officers benefit from thenr experrences whale In oftlce but the students are umpressed with the value of the secret ballot They rea llze the necesszty of choosmg their leaders wlsely and become aware of the fact that votmg us not only a prlvulege but an oblu gatlon Our government as set up on the same basns as the federal government so far as the executive and leglslotlve branches are con cerned All officers ln the executlve council that Includes the president and his secretaries are elected for one year terms of office The advlsor serves as the voice of expert ence to the president and hrs cablnet The experience that these leaders In student gov ernment gcun wnll serve them an good stead when they face an uncertain world Whule they work In council they prepare themselves to take over the renns of the natnon and world as the cntlzens and leaders of tomorrow ANNE FINKBINDER Advlsor 82 I , . u I c 'S' I , . ' I , c l , Ta 'U .. 6 T EXECUTIVI-IS The students In the executuve councll admlnlstrate the actlvltles of the varuous student councll committees Whale servmg In the cabmet they fill many lnvaluable duties around the school and In the com munity They advise the president on pollcnes much as the cabinet does the nation s presldent Wlth the actlvltxes office servmg as the center of proceedmgs, they observe and solve, from the students ponnts of vlew, the problems whlch confront the school In the societies, home rooms and other varied phases of school Ilfe WILLIAM STOUCH Vice President 'Qi' 1 LOIS SNOOK Secretary of Councnl SUSAN THOMAS Secretary of Servlce SANDRA SMITH Secretory of Home Rooms ALFRED BAILEY Secretary of Attendance 83 A XX fix! Qi? yxifif f' I X 03 . - . . . U . . . . . ' ' . - I , . .f I , g socs SENATE Two gurls and two boys are elected from each class to represent thelr class In the school senate Thelr terms of oftlce extend over the entire school year Not only do the students elected galn an knowl edge of the theory of democratic self government but they better equup themselves as future spokesmen and leaders In guldlng the destiny of the notion .... 1-,ff 1 Y? 1 Front Row Left to Rnght Susan Thomas Joyce Glllespre Barbara Lauck Sandra Smlth loss, Snook Manlyn bara Peterson Second Row Ruchord Rehmeyer Wnllram Stouch Rlchard Hummel Alfred Barley 84 Correll Bur Houslz y Que ln the House of Represenlatuves each home room sends a member B AZ to serve In what IS comparable to the lower house In Congress Events and lncldents of Importance to the students are discussed at - .,.g., the weekly meetings Each Wllllam Penn student who serves In the House emerges richer from the experience Through our student gov Agx ernment we truly have a government of, for and by the people ' ?f I Fnrst Row Left to Rnght Beverly Weaver Pat Mosebrook Sue Hopkrns Peggy Umeman Sldnle McGurk .loan Folkenroth Shelra Hnbner Margie Knaub Ferne Barkdoll Second Row Martnn Bupp Gary Hubner Claudia Knusely Rlcenda Hauer Sue Throne Kathy Fackler Betsy Becker Pat Ferser Mary Ann Lease Eva Lawrence Third Row Donald Horns Blll Stouch Joyce Peckham Loss Snook Sue Thomas Sandy Smith Sue Boyd Charlnne Dennls Janet Fry Syble Stump Betty Ann Kunurd Fourh Row Kenneth Sprlnger Duck Hummel Paul Huzzard James Cam Duck Kung Phil Kessler Alfred Bailey Ernest Rolahn Terry Geltz Donald Rerharl Donald Square 85 24- 'f 1 ful- ' .as F9 If -i A I l I :Li 5 ff- xy n I . u Yii B l I V, I' . ' . e,s- .35 ' 2 ' - S m 'lx Tile l . x ,ff fl ills, f gk' Y xx. l l l ' l J, N37 y lr.. J ' .K VJ Z S vogs. NXNXWXDE hh Ned RY Q0 W VAC! 1 Vlliedgmaf leli 51KJ9ENAer. Stoftsmuch- 1 'cm . 'Sf' 'W Hofgxellkordl KN X sedledi fi C-'G MGP! Pm JUNIOR RED CROSS Seated, Left to Right: Rosalie Erb, Maxine Rowe, Mary Lou Conroy, Phyllis Knappenberger, and Beverly Weaver. Standing: Shirley Grimm, Joyce Altland, Carol Blum, Charles Bose, Carl Lehman, Ernest Roiahn, Wayne Thatcher, David Gundrum, Robert Strickler, Howard Stuck, Sara Murphy and Margaret DeVeny. 86 TUDENT SERVICE SQUAD Left to Right, Front Row: Mary Ellen Wise, Helen Herr, Ricenda Hauer, Jo Anne Landis. Second Row: Barbara Laucks, Joyce Gillespie, Eva Lawrence, Carol Hespenheide, Josephine Ruff, Joyce Peckam, Mary Ann Crawford. Third Row: Ronald Lecrone, Charles Kohler, William Neff, Donald Square, James Crowley, Eli Eichelberger. Fourth Row: George Williams, Jack Stultz, John Yauckey. STUDENT ADVISORY BOARD Left to Right, First Row: Sandy Helder, Sidney McGurk, Ruth Stambaugh, Elizabeth Brillhart. Second Row: Mary Ann Dowl- ing, Marcia Joynt, Carolyn Landmesser, Susan Watson, Ann Lankford, Sally Masten. Third Row: David Allison, Robert Rhine, Richard Moore, Richard Kuhn, Dwight Gladfelter. Third Row: Ronald Garee, Carl Shellenberger, John Connelly. COUNCIL FINANCE COMMITTEE Seated, Lett to Right: Sara Uffelman, Phyllis Rubenstein, Peggy Cohen, Patricia Goble, Sandra Kuester, and Betsy Becker. Standing: Walter Blankenstein, Ray Klinedinst, Kenneth Springer, Paul Huzzard and Robert Butts. 121,tf,f,5MI HANDBOOK COMMITTEE Seated: William Stouch. Standing, Left to Right: Mary Ann Crawford, Harriet Snyder, Barbara Laucks, Joyce Gillespie, Marilyn Correll, Ned Voss. : g- -fNf U .A...f.,.- Y - -1 Seor A . SS Rig-hced' lef, 54131 ,d fo R. r C Hlfqm Ing: B 'Inu S .ornfc Slouc Qfry pflng 'I' Pap - . h- Ashw er Und ,mo Do ll ay, le Mqrgo , N roy Ere re, finer SOCIAL COMMITTEE First Row, Left to Right: Donna Riddle, Barbara Cohen, Elaine Woltman, Shelia Hibner, Sally Bauman, Barbara Paules, Christine Berkheimer and Edith Shellenberger. Second Row: Robert Hobaugh, William Sowers, James Musser, Rodney Burkeley, Ned Voss, Mike Brown and Francis Grothe. 87 5 4 , 5 12,0415 NW2132, q:11e1y,,?J,l' I OFFICERS iv JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Barbara Lautk Joyce Ggl Iesple Kathy Fockler Doug las While John Helllg Ned Voss and Rnchord Kung SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Furs Row Lefi Io Rl hi Ehzabeih Brlllhart Barbara Peterson Horne? Snyder Donno Ruddle Second Row Left Io Rughi Eh Elchelberg e Borry Ashway James Musser Richard Rehmeyer A 88 SOCIAL STRUCTURES At William Penn there are activities which should appeal to every student. Among others are the musical organizations, the school publication and the purely social groups. Many, in fact most or all, of these organizations are designed to educate the student who is a member in one way or another which will benefit him in later life Our musical organizations rank as the finest in the state and have won honors nn wider competition The yearbook consistently finds a place with the top ranking in the nation We offer honor societies memberships as awards for out standing accomplishments The malority of the societies are a means of students meeting with students of similar interests and establishing a wider circle of contacts while doing so All these organizations serve profitable purposes and are an invaluable part of our school life Ogg QUILL AND SCROLL Flrst Row left to RIght MarcIa Joynt LInda Gerber Jean Sutherun Mary Lou Conroy PatrIcIa FeIser Deborah Good mon Absent when pIClUYE was taken Carolyn Landmesser and RIchard Gelselman As an Internatlonal honor SOCIETY for hIgh school IourncIlIsts, the QuIll and Scroll endeavors to InstIll a respect of the IntegrIty of the free press In IfS members PublIcatIon workers who mcIIntoIn a hIgh scholcIstIc average are elIgIble to loIn the organIzatIon Qulll and Scroll helps future wrIters for the natIon s press recIlIze the responsIbIlIty of relatIng the truth wIthout fear, bIas or preIudIce S' Q?- sv MISS M MARIE ALTLAND Orgamzer and Advssor 90 I l 1 ' I I I - I 1 '. I I ' . I , . . . . . . , . . , Q X ' L f' THESPIANS Furst Row Left to Right Holly Huldebrand Ruth Stambaugh Carolyn Lou Dlonne Melsenhelter Patrlcla Doll Patrlcla Chambers Wllllam Vandenberg Mary lou Conroy Patrlcla Lauer Barbara Peterson Mary Ann Dowling Helen Herr Second Row Lots Snook Josephine Rul? Beverly Sular Jane Thornton Anne Rohm Patrlcsa Fenser Catherine Fockler Donna Sprlnger Elnzabeth Brlllhart Lnnda Gerber Thlrd Row Frank Bush Wllllom Stouch Richard Gelselman Robert Butts Gus Pappas Alfred Barley The Thespnan Dramatucs Socxety IS a world wide honorary orgamzatuon for the promotion of student dramatucs and oFfers membership to those who have attained hugh standards nn the art Once an understudy has been lnltlated he meets the challenge of reaching greater henghts by earmng Thesplan stars Thus society as a stepplng stone for the dramatls personae of tomorrow JC? MISS MARGARETTA HALLOCK MR EDWARD WALTERS Cn Advnsor Co Advisor 91 FUTURE TEACHER OF AMERICA yn' 4 --1' --nm-up A...- Flrst Row Left to Right Shlrley Deveny Susan Carroll Mary Lou Conroy Ruth Stambaugh Patrncua Cunmngham dra Helder Ann Lankford Janet Shatter Second Row Barry Renchard Agnes Pernn Sally Mosten Charmalne Linda Gerber Susre Keeney Lows Mlller Charles Rohrbaugh The Future Teachers of America organization functuons on a nataon wude basls for offering invaluable experlences to the Instructors of tomorrow The society us active In both hugh school and college ln addmon to mformatnve programs, vlsuta tions are planned to schools and colleges where actual teachmg methods can be observed Casson Gentzler -AA' MISS M MARIE ALTLAND MISS MARY LOGAN Organlzer and Advnsor Co Advlsor 92 HONOR soclny -Q-wuauunn-9 Fnrst Row left to Rlght Mane Warehnme Ruth Stombaugh Jean Sutherln Shelua Hnbner James Musser Deborah Kuester Barbara Peterson Sudnne McGurk Helen Herr Eva Lawrence Second Row Donna Sprmger Barbara Kllnedlnst Lmda Ger ber Mary Lou Conroy Carolyn Landmesser Loss Snook Alfred Barley James Wmemlller Susan Watson Agnes Perrun Third Row Phlllp Funk Rodney Burkley Jay Nace Leroy Brenner Wlllldm Stouch Robert Myers Scholarshlp servace, leadershlp and character are the qualutles by whuch a candldate for membershrp In the Nahonal Honor Society IS ludged The purpose of the orgamzatlon us to encourage higher scholarship particularly among the students whsle they broaden themselves IH other fields Those persons who possess the qualutnes for membershlp are sure to be capable leaders and antelllgent cltuzens In the future rr'-v FLORENCE M THOMPSON Advisor 93 JUNIOR ACADEMY OF SCIENCE Fnrst Row Lett to Rlght Jane Lewus Naomu Markowltz Jean Suthenn George Pusher Jane Stump Shlrley Schaefer Don ald Squarr Second Row Daryl Schafter Fred Gross Cosumo Scnortlno Rodney Burg Bruce Shenberger Myron Bnrd John Felser Thnrd Row Wlllnam Grbbs Jack Parker Stephen Snyder Gary Zrmmerman The Wllllam Penn chapter of the Jumor Academy of Sclence promotes the students Interests In the scientific fields The soclety cooperates with members on prolects and expernments whale encouragung them to delve more deeply unto the sciences beyond that which the class room permits From the exchange of Ideas between members, all persons benefit greatly from the organlzatuon Wy X! 1 ALEXANDER A CZAPF ANNA F JAMISON Advusor Advisor MM' 94 JUNIOR HISTORICAL SOCIETY Flrst Raw Left to Rlght Elame Stltzel Rosemarle Forte Donna S r Patrncla D II p rnger Susan Thomas Sally Masten Mary Lou Conroy o Rlchard Gelselman Wulllam Vandenberg Anna Lee Delllnger Barbara Peterson Alfred Barley Wlllnam Stouch Robert Myers Second Row Dorothy Henry Ruth Stambaugh Sandra Baublltz Joan Shave Beverly Sllar Barbara Lauck Cassandra Helder Anne Robm Lmda Gerber Loss Snook Sara Jones Marcla Joynt Mary Ann Dowling Elaine Ruppert Thrrd Row Betsy Becker Cynthna Stauffer Nancy Leader Margaret Owen Susan Shatto Soma Spangler Jean Sutherln Fourth Row Carl Lehman Richard Kuhn Leo Byron John M er J h Kuester Barbara B k y s o n Connelly Katherine Lynne Deborah arrrc Ned Voss Carl Shellenber R ger Ich ard Rehmyer The Jumor Hustorucal Society provlde s an opportumty for Interested students to learn more about the background of thelr county state and natnon Worthwhnle prolects are orgamzed and executed by the society The foremost prolect IS the wrltlng and publnshnng of a hustory of York to whuch all present members and some future members wull contrlbute Ur' Ugg XNRXX f V C 574 r4f X MR SAMUEL McHENRY ....,7E If Advnsor 95 1 . W if x 0 V f I . I - I . I I I I I I , . N . 1 Yin . 2 ' f I -- . f Y Z 1, V , W , M1 . if 1 ' - I f, I , 7 ' ' Q ' g X 1 N 2 .I K I I I A 4 ' ' 7 . - I f H1 4 2 Q ,I 5-ii: -ily! 5 E I I L+ 57 0 ' - fc. ORANGE AND Any morning musical sounds can be heard coming from the direction of the band room. The York High Band turns out even before the fall school term starts, to get the drills for which state wide recognition has been given, ready to present to their huge public. ln the case of the band, the old adage practice makes per- MR. ELWOOD SPRIGLE Conductor CORNET A Shaher, Larry Werner, Frank Gladfelter, James Leech, Ronald Goodling, Roger Myers, Ray Wilson, Charles Ashway, Barry Eckert, Ray Lanius, Edward Altholt, Donald King, John Long, Charles Weickert, Carroll Epley, Sam IORNET B Craver, Donald Fritz, Jerry Spickler, Robert Hoerner, Clyde Tyson, Charles Ballinger, Eugene Rohrbaugh, Donald Gotwclt, Henry Leber, Robert Spangler, Elwood Keech, Leo Redding, Albert Krieger, Kenneth CORNET C Bayer, Richard Krone, George 96 Knaub, John Reed, Walter Kralowitz, William Butler, Stanley TROMBONE B Myers, Robert Raiohn, Ted Wilson, Robert Boyer, Doll Sherifl, Ralph MAJORETTES AND FLAG TWIRLERS Spangler, Lucy Fackler, Kathy Singer, Mary Lou Zuckerman, Marilyn Correll, Marilyn Ulielman, Sara Jane Geiselman, Donna Grothe, Dottie Landis, Jeanne Dennis, Charlean Keech, May Snyder, Midge Stambaugh, Carolyn Sarver, Lois Pittinger, Shirley Tampsett, Pat COLOR GUARD Gable, Pat Graves, Marianne Seringer, Danna Tracey, Lorraine Harris, Carolyn Kestner, Beverly Shetter, Nancy Peckham, Joyce Dellinger, Beryl Doll, Pat STUDENT DlRECTORS MARCHING BAND Heilig, John CONCERT BAND Fink, Philip CLARINET A Snyder, larry Connelly, Jahn Baker, Melvin Winemilier, Tom Anderson, Merle Winemilier, James Forsythe, Carl Butler, Ivan Avery, Jesse Bair, Arthur Spangler, Ronald Jamison, Shirley Feder, Morton Ramsey, Hugh CLARINET B Gearhart, Jahn Hollinger, Dale BLUE BAND fection is more than true. The Orange and Blue colors have been marched to the positon of top ranking band in the state and the band has performed at games and other out-of-state engagements as well as for William Penn activities. Lehr, Richard Fetrow, Robert Kimmons, Virginia Byron, Leo Racer, Charles Grove, Burnell Wallace, Charles Berry, Charles Base, Charles CLARINET C Green, Gary Voss, Ned Blankenstein Feiser, John Trax, Fred Evans, Joseph Rehmeyer, Richard Garvin, Nancy Croumer, Carol Talmud, Maurice Jacobs, Nancy Chamberlain, Dwight SAXOPHONES AND BASS CLARINETS Coleman, Jane Zech, Donald Parker, John Homme, William Niesley, John Massam, Ronald Thomason, Farrell FLUTES Lewis, Jane Markowitz, Noni Slenker, Nancy Ely, Karen Morgan, Jane BASSOONS AND OBOE Lukens, Philip Shultz, Gail Destifano, Joseph SOUSAPHONE A Holffmeyer, William Gibble, Marvin Shelly, Jack Long, Russell SOUSAPHONE B Fisher, George Crim, John Markle, Donald Green, Vance Strickhouser, Ronald PERCUSSION Burg, Rodney Zarfoss, Robert Michaels, George Gibbs, Thomas Hake, Ronald Noel, Leslie Greiss, William Sharp, Arthur Staley, Richard McCoy, James Abrams, Neil FRENCH HORNS Sutherin, Jean Myers, John Swope, Donald Smith, Jack Smith, Leonard Smith, Floyd Seiffert, Carl BARITONES Fink, Philip Kling, Larry Bowers, Robert Gohn, Barry Arnold, Gordon Ohler, Koy Klinedinst, Henry TROMBONE A Warner, Charles lyons, William Reichard, Robert Leathery, Fred Dorsett, Richard Herbert, George Dorsett, Larry Newbold, Kenneth Criswell, Gerald Boyer, Russell 97 ff 55 7 , ,f -2 , ,, I, 1 J ji if I 1 1- fxff J 1 If If x- ! ,. , x W l ,J N A i 1 A f 1 f X K fr , ,f 1 f . 'I ff J, xf! f l i s 1 M 1 Xxx gf 1 , i 1- i A if gy WW ' 1 fi, 1 ,I , ,, Lfvf, , W MIXED First Row, Lett to Right: Judene Rinehart, Marie llgenfritz, Elaine Hildebrand, Dorothy Ogden, Beverly Dellinger, Anna- belle Morrow, Lorraine Sourbier, Sally Masten, Carlton Gross, William Miller, George Williams, Charles Walker, Edward Johnson, Martin Bupp, Rodney Neiman, Raymond Reindollar, Donald Smith. Second Row: Marie Stough, Joan Mundis, Sue Watson, Cassandra Helder, Patricia Cunningham, Carol Blum, Ruth Erney, Richard Dorset, Walter Blankenstein, Don- ald McCarter, Eugene Bollinger, Kay Oiler, Joe Delaplane, Donald Harris, Miss Lou Finkbinder. Third Row: Nancy Rahe, The Mixed Chorus holds the superior rating in the state music and forensic con- tests which ranks it as the top chorus in the state. local organizations as well as those of other cities can rely upon this group of vocalists to provide an entertaining and worthwhile program. The experience gained by the members will prove to f V . .exft f? f tc fi' 98 CHORUS Carola Matcheski, Phyllis Moyer, Ann Mann, Barbara Roth, Mary Ann Blatt, Anne Robin, Robert Miller, Adolph Seiden- sticker, Ronald Siders, William Sowers, Ernest Roiahn, William Schaeffer, Richard Meckley, Fourth Row: Helen Herr, Mar- iorie Gerber, Linda Gerber, Patricia Brown, Barbara Buchart, Sylvia Colston, .loan Diehl, Evelyn Stouch, Charles Rohr- baugh, Barry Riechard, Ted Grothe, Jon Eby, David Brenner, Neil Ness, Leonard Smith. Fifth Row: Norma Knaub, Shirley Paules, Ruth Ritter, Bonnie Rhine. Sixth Row: Joan Reuben, Barbara Meldrum, Gloria Leader. Seventh Row: Catherine Fackler, Anna Lee Dellinger. Eighth Row: Peggy Owen. be invaluable to them in the future whether they follow music as a vocation or maintain it as a hobby. The high point of the year for the Mixed Chorus is their presentation of The Messiah in auditorium every Christmas. '5- MISS LOU FINKBINDER Conductor 99 YORK HIGH ORCHESTRA MEMBERS - 1952-1953 SENIORS: Holly Hildebrand, Janet Shaffer, Barbara Klinedinst, Harold Smith, Linda Gerber, Elizabeth Brillhart, Jay Nace, Philip Fink, Annabelle Morrow, Lorraine Sourbier, Jane Lewis, George Fischer, Ann Lankford James Lambert Larry Snyder, John Connelly, Jean Sutherin, Ray Kuntz, Larry Shafter, Frank Werner, Richard Dorset, Marie Wareheim, Lois Miller, Leonard Smilh. JUNIORS: Melvin Baker, Mary Ann Blatt, Charles Kohler, Joan Lewis, Mary Frances Fitts, Robert Leader, Joan Reuben, Ronald Lecrone, George Herbert, Philip Lukens, Joanne Taylor, Margaret DeVeny, Julia Myers, Karl The excellent William Penn Orchestra has become a fixture in auditorium and school plays. Future musicians and music teachers as well as those who play for enioyment benefit greatly by their membership in the orchestra. There is experience to be gained in group playing under the fine supervision of our leader which one if y nf 9 f i if ,ff L X if 'ktff' eff dl 'lil 0 F f 1 1 .Z 'ff' ,fk f f ,gg if fu, . ,f X' A, ,4 f ,,,, IOO ORCHESTRA Seifert, Robert Reichord, John Heilig, Rodney Burg, Fred Gross, John Myers. SOPHOMORES: Patsy Allaman, Mary Eliza beth Bailey, Joyce Bergdoll, Harvey Bortner, Karen Ely, Gretchen Feldman, Annette Gaeddert, Barry Gentzler, Sue Glat felter, David Gundrum, John Homme, Linda Harbaugh, Henrietta Hertzog, Virginia Kimmons, John King, Franklin Kottcamp Faye Kreidler, Charles Long, Russell Long, Vaughn Merriheld, Marian Powers, Theodore Roiahn, Gail Shultz, Nancy Slen ker, Richard Staley, Jane Stump, JoAnn Stump, Sarah Jane UFfelmun. cannot gain in solo work alone. ln addition to playing to supplement programs, the orchestra presents a concert in auditorium as well as for the Night of Music. Performing both the classical and popular, this organization rates high with the student body. 'ska- Yu, J fs EH. f ' 1 MR. A. REGINALD FINK Conductor lOl SUNLIGHT SERENADERS Ray Myers Ronald Leech Charles Long Rrchard Wrlson Wrllrom Lyons Robert Rerchard Ted Rolahn Rrchord Boyer George Fischer Kenneth Berry Merll Anderson Donald Zech Larry Snyder Joseph Drstefano Robert Massom Richard Hake Rrchard Staley Jesse Avery Student Drrector The Sunlrght Serenaders, popular wrth the students, are heard at every school dance as well as In their own assembly Therr popularity however, rs not lrmrted to the Wrllram Pennrtes, as they are often called upon to be guest performers at other schools rn the vrclnrty For musrc styled the way rt should be Its the Sun lrght Serenaders Xlf 22 ff!! ,ff MR. ELWOOD M. SPRIGLE Advisor of Sunlight Serenaders lO2 CHEERLEADERS Furst Row Left lo Rnght Mary Ellen Wuse Donna Ruddle Pamela Heath Harrret Snyder Second Row Dawn Carter Neale Roth Llllran Kurlanslk The fans at all school athletic functions never lack for pep when the cheer leaders are on hand and they always are right lhere In the heat of things Whether Its promoting good sportsmanship or leading the vrctory yell the Bearcat yell leaders are always rlght In there pitching HELEN S EISENHOWER Advusor of Cheerleaders lO3 TWI RLERS In Front Mudge Snyder In Back Left to Right Shnrley Pnttunger Pat Tampsett May Keech Carolyn Stambaugh Loss Sarver The colorguard has won recognltlon for their preclsnon drlllmg with the York Hugh Band The members understudy to great lengths before they finally become regulars Whether leading off a parade marchmg In a football game band drnll or helping the band cop top honors thus group lust cant be beat KZ ,I g 3 4 ELWOOD M SPRIGLE Advisor lO4 1 - , ' r ' ' ' , . , . ' I . . . , , . , 7? A .Y if, l li - lf. . Z ,Y If V' 7' if 1 ' , , MR. . f , , 3 - rf' 4 N ffz 'f' MAJORETTES Front Row left lo Right Cathy Fackler lucy Spangler Second Row Dorothea Grothe Marilyn Correll Marilyn Zuckerman Mary Lou Sanger Sara Jane UHelman Pat Boyer Marchmg twnrlmg and entertcnnmg super deluxe that s applicable to the York Hugh malorettes and flag twlrlers Appearmg consistently nn marching band com petutlon, thus group ns rated unexcelled Long hours of drlllmg add up to theur unmatched performance on the football field and un all other band demonstrations fig? I 1 AJ MR ELWOOD M SPRIGLE Advisor 105 , t , if, ' 4 if ' ll P' 1 .f X t' pf cl I. or F TATLER In the course of the graduatnon of one hundred classes from York Hugh the yearbook has unfallmgly played a vltal part Flrst appearing In 1908 It was not untll 1915 that It was dubbed the Tatler The work of the yearbook staff starts the sprung precedmg the school year portrayed The personnel on the 1953 Tat ler met to discuss theme and motif lust before the 52 yearbook went to press Returnmg to school In the fall wrth the lay outs planned and the dummy made the MISS M MARIE ALTLAND advertlslng schedule all ready lsttle time was wasted Advusor In starting to assemble the maternal presented n th s book In fact some was tiled away before vacatuon and was wanting to be sent to the prunter Worklng wrth the Qurll and Scroll lnternatlonal Honor Socrety for Hugh School Journalrsts the Tatler rs a provmg grounds for the natnon s future columnists Start Ing as sophomores and lumors students Interested In creatuve wrntlng and news commentary as well as art and photography are gnven opportunlry to make good as staff assistants to earn for themselves 'obs as editors and department managers In thelr upperclassman years On thus basus promotron comes through ment TATLER ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT TATLER EDITORIAL STAFF and Marcra Joynt lqnkfgyd H .g 106 I - I ' 1 I . . . . I i I I I - I 1 I . ' , . , , Left to Right: Deborah Goodman, Carolyn Landmesser Left to Right: Jean Sutherin, Jane Lewis and Ann C gg- ! l :IH f Y, ' , , , j N s , W ,X . - ww, ..-fiqkn - '3I BUSINESS STAFF LINDA GERBER Standmg Rlchurd Gelselman Managnng Editor Educ' 'n Ch'ef Seated Charlotte Seymore and Glorla Rudlslll Secretaries It IS only through the cooperation of hundreds of people staff advisor, faculty, admnnlstrahon, photographers, newspapers, printers, York Hugh students and many others that the Tatler can present new features, news and plctorlal coverage whsle fulfillung the first alm of the working press, to bring to the people the truth TATLER ART STAFF Left to Right Elaune Woltman Patrlcla Feuser Shelua TATLER SPORTS Hlbner John Connelly X! 107 ALPHANS Flrst Row Left to Right Ned Voss Roger Goodlrng Mnlton Brown Howard Stuck Charles loBlanco John Cusma Lorenza Ellns Alfred Bailey Rnchard Hummel Rnchard Rehmeyer Phlllp Kessler Rlchard Wolf Second Row Harold Stultz Charles Kahler Robert Green Thomas Wmemlller Wllllam Stouch Donald Brisbane Rlchard Gelselman Alvin Hollander Mrchael Paules John Ports Clair lau Donald Squalr Barry Ensenhart John Faust Thlrd Row John Cacclola Coslmo Sclortlno John Connelly Ronald Elchelberger Phnlnp Snyder Leo Phlllups Stephen Snyder Howard Slagle George Klnnetelter Eh Euchel berger Frank Hershner James Wmemuler Robert Rhrne The Alpha Debatmg Society, one of the malor organnzatuons for boys, educates as well as entertauns To be elnglble for membership one must mamtam a good academlc standing The purposes are to recelve a better understandmg of debating public speaking and dramatucs as well as to promote better relations among the students ff ISIS jf MR EDWARD WALTERS -'jf Advisor lO8 Cl-IESS CLUB maui' 5,-, Fnrst Row left to Rnght Wullnam Gnbbs Mnchael Walker Barbara Buchart Larry Snyder Gary Zlmmerman Second Row ensteln Jack Shelly John Fenser Larry Klmg The Chess Club was orgamzed to promote an Interest un the sport among the students The society helps Interested persons to learn the game or Increase their playmg ablllty Meetlngs are held during the noon hours while hlghly successful outside actlvmes are enloyed by the members L 1 X-r MR PAUL ABEL X7 Advnsar IO9 n-14 T 'l f r ' . 4 T T T , fc es l 1 sl es .- V N .,,.,,., Edward lanius, Vaughan Euteneuer, Richard Moore, John Parker, Donald Squair. Third Row: Lee Engdahl, Walter Blank f if 5 ,Q Ll, I , 3 ,sf - f -ff? ff ' Furst Row Left to Rught Jen Mackey Patrucua Cunnungham Sandra Smuth Patrucua Feuser Joan Shaw Elaune Stutzel Susan Thomas Deborah Kuester Donna Sprunger Catharune Fackler Vurgunua Klussman Anna lee Dellunger Barbara Peterson Eluzabeth Brullhart Second Row Carol Blum Ann Goodlung Elaune Woltman Beverly Sular Ann lankford Helder Barbara Lauck Margaret Cohen Margaret Owen Betsy Becker Cynthua Staufler Barbara Klunedunst Absent when pucture was taken Sally Masten Marcua Joynt and Barbara Brandt The Cluo Luterary Socuety was organized to advance the luterary unterests of the gurls of the school, to promote socuabuluty and guve the members a chance to partuc upate un audutoruum Annually the organuzatuon presents an assembly to the school For membershup, unterested gurls must mauntaun a hugh scholastuc average Al! R41 'Q MRS RUTH ENSMINGER Advusor 110 fr 178' ,- 2 4 ' . :Jr I ,-w. u 1. ' Mary Lou Conroy, Patricia Doll, Helen Herr, Marie Warehime, Josephine Rutt. Third Row: Beverly Dellinger, Cassandra , A .2 - f ' Q . ' 1 ' 5, .V V K f X ' l - ' ' 4 u I COOPERATIVES if First Row, left to Right: Doris Dawson, Patricia Brennan, Sylvia Smith, Catherine Naylor, Charlotte Frlese Almarle Small wood, Beverly Kestner, Carol Kleckner, Nancy Sipe, Victoria Sciortino, Nancy Landis, Margaret Schldlng Second Row Norma Jean Lehman, Esther Walters, Janet Faust, Catherine Berkheimer, Mary Miller, Doris Markel Gloria Rudlslll Kay Myers ,Evelyn Sutherland. Third Row: Jack Hale, Emory Sweitzer, Gary Strayer, Ronald Plummer ! we The Co-operatives are those students who attend school YN-'X lv' ,Q and work alternately. They gain actual experience on the xg iob to better equip them when they work full time upon graduation. .cs ' tf l PM H 1 T N .,f , , N., XV ta, X ' 9 e-'vw Ed' -fl ' ,, 1 First Row, left to Right: Norma Fitzkee, Joanne David, Ella Fay Bair, Joan Kocher, Shirley Wolf, Nancy McMurtrie, Patricia Heath, Nancy Wachter, Kathleen Sweitzer, Lois Sarver, Barbara Sexton, Regina Eiker, Nancy Barnhart. Second Row: Mary Ann Spagnola, Peggy Shaub, Mary Jane Ball, Charlotte Seymour, Clyde Horner, Robert Wetzel, Virginia Myers, Lavon Smith, Norma Jean Strickler, Barbara Zepp, Helen Shue. MR. KENNETH SHULTZ Advisor DEMOSTHENIANS 'N First Row Left to Right Theodore Grothe James Cam Elwood Suereth James Mattson Donald Harris Barry Ashway Henry Anstadt William Net? Richard King David Abel Michael lsrael Second Row Stephen Stock Gary Snyder Joseph Strahler Kenneth Newboulcl George Herbert John Hellng Robert Strlckler Donald Fitz Philip Fink Guss Pappas Third Row Rodney Burkley Douglas White Gary Hlbner Frank Werner Michael Andrews Robert Butts James Musser Jay Nace John Fields The Demosthenian Literary Society, a malor society for boys, functions to pro procedure, to give practice in public speaking debatmg dramahcs and to help members become more appreciative of good literature -p- it MR PAUL ABEL Advisor ll2 S I i ., ff 5 6 K 1 mote friendship among the members, to attain a knowledge of parliamentary . , o oioso , eil ' 7 ' , I! wif , ', ' 1, ' - ll ' ll: DER DEUTSCHE VEREIN 'Um Furs! Row Left to Rught Richard Kuhn Wllllam Von Schlrchten Dorothy Henry Wllllam Klmefelter Barbara Kllnedlnst George Wnlllams Larry Snyder Second Row Carolyn Landmesser Carl Shellenberger Clalr Lau Coslmo Sclortlno Kay Bupp Der Deutsche Verem provldes an opportumty for German students to further thelr study of the German and to learn somethlng of the customs, life, llterature and cnvlluzatlon of the German people To be ellglble to become a member, a student must successfully complete one semester of the language -ef MISS ANNA l JACOBY Advlsor H3 it 'F DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION is Flrst Row Left to Rlght Janet Sprenkle Evelyn Rumsey Jane Knokey Shlrleyann Zuck Bernard Ellnott Dale Smnth George Wilt Leta Scrltchfield Evelyn Starner Pamela Jones Dale Trimmer Second Row Stuart Landls Raymond Rem dollar Gerald Rohrbaugh Donald Slaybough Phlllp Metzel David Sleeger Donald Markel Carl Rachard Edward Spang ler Thlrd Row Tyrrell Freed Wllllam Serphart Richard Detwller Harold Bender Wllllam Kucker .lack Smith Charles Flelgle Under the Dlstrlbutlve Educatlon plan students attend school In the mormng to learn the mechanics of their course and then hold a regular 'ob In the afternoons to apply that whnch they have learned In thus course a student recelves a specual D E diploma and IS well prepared for a good positron upon graduatlon TON me 12 f 3 Z frlllifk ZZ f X ll? MR GALEN JONES Advisor ll4 . X f ,, 1 ., . - V ,X 0 X' J . . . I . . , ix.-- zz V V , l: l A. fx ' - l t E Lf ,X N at ff f ghgloqil f Al , E K WS ,, 'X 12 1 Q to ' ff' l . X IN 'V A r,1.g' D gf X ,aff VN Q- Q V M r ' X 7 Q1 K ff I y V . A vt W K .,w' V , ' ' f t 'E ' raa.r ,E lt 'rll ' S at Q E D K ff- f fr- , ' L IZ I, ,.,, L DOLPHIN Flrst Row Lett to Right Susan hopklns Josephme Ruff Barbara Paules Katherine Lynne Neilson Reid Shirley Grlmm Barbara Baumenster Deborah Kuester Lows Snook Elizabeth Brlllhart Patrlcla Doll Alrcna Hutton Barbara Peterson Elalne Shtzel Carolyn Mackuson Sue Mackey Sally Hutchinson Second Row Gretchen Feldman Sandy Kuester Ann Goodllng Mary Ann Dowllng Cassandra Helder Hornet Snyder Carolyn Cohen Jane Smith Patrlcla Chambers Thelma Ramer Dons Thomas Janet Grim Charlene Dennns Barbara Cohen Patsy Lauer Thlrd Row Susne Kunkle Dotty Grothe JoAnn Lelby Carlyn Gilmore Joan Reuben Joan Smyser Barbara Wagner Mary Lou Conroy Carolyn Stambaugh Carol Hespenhelde Betsy Becker Jane Wlnebrenner Lynda Relslnger The gurls applying for membership In the Dolphin Swlmmmg Soclety must be capable swlmmers who deslre to perfect their various strokes and dlvnng They swam at the Y W C A regularly promotmg an Interest In that 'form of physucal culture whsle creatmg for themselves a pleasant dlverslon 1,3 ,Aijl-,fx Rs f I f ,V L ff? -- X ' I fl' , ,- ' f't I ,i ,J ..,- ,. 5 A if ,, 7 Mlss ELIZABETH NIEDERHAUSER m Q ' I Advisor ' I l 5 F, fi' EUTERPEAN Flrst Row Left to Right Eva Lawrence Maxme Rowe Harriet Snyder Barbara Paules Ferne Barkdoll Shelna Hnbner Mary Ellen Wuse Margaret Ullelman Loss Snook Donna Riddle Janet Lark Carolyn Cohen Sldme McGurk Nancy Jacobs Palrlcna Chambers Daneen Ellis Lllllan Kurlanslk Phyllis Rublnstem Second Row Barbara Barrlck Joan Sl-uve Sally Bowman Cordelua Seltz Edlth Shellenberger Susan Shato Jo Ann Lleby Susan Hopkms Lynda Rensmger Sue Mackey Joan Smyser Barbara Cohen Shurley Markle Joyce Glllesple Susan Throne Thlrd Row Nancy Lucas Soma Spangler Dorothy Henry Joan Feldman Dawn Carter Beverly Young Maruan Qulckel Julua Glbbs Kathryn Gaffney Ruth Stambaugh Kathanne Swartzbaugh The prmclples of the Euterpean Literary Society are to stnmulate the llterary actlvltles of the members, to promote good fellowship and school spurlt and to provide social entertamment Any gurl In good class standing who has completed one semester at York Hugh us elnguble for membershlp Wziw -new EVA C HAAR Advlsor ll6 V 1 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I ' : I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . -13, ' 4' NEPTUNI -.1 Furs? Row Left to Rught Charles Bechtel Douglas Whrte Muchael Andrews Gary Htbner James Musser and George Bell Second Row James Corn Terry Funkhauser Neal Roth Charles Bormuth Edwood Suereth and Eugene Hull Thnrd Row Robert Klnnedtnst Keanneord Stelgelman Lee Engdahl Charles Klnnedunst Phtltp Swtsher and Lonnie Gotwalt The Fllu Neptunl Soclety IS the swlmmlng team for the boys In Wllllam Penn who are partrcularly Interested In the aquatic sports Workmg closely wtth the York Hugh swimming team, Fllu Neptunn encourages asplrlng natators to perfect thelr strokes and tmprove thelr style while lndulgmg In a worthwhile form of recreation The efforts of this soclety have contributed largely toward the success of many York swrmmers who have gained wide recognttlon P O CHARLES l BOECKEL Advlsor ll7 HOME ECONOMICS SOCIETY Furst Row Left to Right Dawn Smrth Donna McGurk Hennrletta Knokey Jean Crowell .lune Grlmm Marlon Chromster Ruth Mlller Pal Sweeney Shirley Muller Janet Fry Jacquelyn Evans June Mathias Mary Ann Whitmore Second Row Delores Slmoncelll Julia Vanasdale Shirley Krouse Joyce Chronlster Sylvia Trout Nansle Grlsslnger Mary Ann Forker Roberta Blymure Judy Zuck Ruth Parr Marlene Krout Thurd Row Barbara Taughmbaugh Rosemarie Pfatl Shrrley Guyer Shlrley Fesser Mary Ann Leese Shnrleyanne Campbell Susan Sellers Shirley Hess Shurley Smnth Susan Carroll ln order to create and further an mterest In home economics and better llvmg the Home Economics Society was orgamzed The membershup as avanlable to gurls who are taking home economics classes The society IS deslgned to benefit the future homemakers as well as help the members now ' V41-V4 E' , J Z6 1 ,V Mlss BONNIE snuamcen T sw . ' Advisor TZ. ll8 INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY 5 l t ,f Flrst Dale Row ners Row Lett to Rlght Wayne Relch Lawrence Gxbble Samuel Epley Donald Brxler George Michaels Chester Lutz Boyer Gordon Gladtelter Carl lehlgh Wnllnam Wmters Rodger Arnold Danlel Smlth Maurice Folcomer Second Barry Kratt John Mann Donald Martnn Harold Nelson Walter Durgm Donald Rohrbaugh Wayne Beck Lester ln Raymond Eckert Wtlltam Hamme Duane Spangler Carroll Beaver John Totcher Thlrd Row Clarence Sprenkle Romanus Myers Robert Lease Russel Decker Rlchard Bates Robert Paules Ronald Shlrey Kenneth Baugher Robert Em sag Harry Shermeyer Wllllam Shatter Robert Monroe Wllllam Glass Lee Wagner Charles Swartz Fourth Row James lnners Rodney Martvn Robert Looklngblll Donald Genselman John Wolf Fred Shank Robert Amspacher Rlchard Craver Cletus Arnold Wllltam McSherry Ronald Shefter Donald Muller Robert Splckler Robert Rauhauser Byron Lap ham Rlchard Wentz Boys who are pursunng the lndustrnal Course are eluglble for membershnp In the lndustrlal Society provided they have mamtamed a good scholastic record The purposes of the organuzatnon are to make a study of manufacturmg and busmess methods, to Improve publuc speakmg and llterary eftorts as well as to promote the soclal Irfe of the members , 1 Zi fl 'GI y.9v ' ' A: ? ' fb r MR LOUIS R DOWELL Advlsor ll9 x' - Y ' r - 5 D I I I 1 1 I 1 ' 1 1 , , , I I 1 - : I I I I I I I - , , , 1 , - 1 . I I I I I I I - ' , , , , I , - : I ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I - fl, V, 1 X 1' H I 5' - N, jf' .L ' 'fx M .Ku .Maia R '55 ' I '11 ' . ., ,gf - 3 xx 7! ,Q I f' H f Q: ' ' 'zze-rcf gt! . . X I - f JUNIOR NURSES' Fnrst Row left to Right Charmome Gentzler Daneen Ellis lrls Frederick Patrlcna Brown Barbara Mowery Potrlcla Chambers The Jumor Nurses Aide Society was formed for the purpose of gnvlng gurls experience In hospital work and helpmg them decide whether or not the field of nursing IS In their llne Besides renderung a worthwhule service the gurls benefit greatly from the experience MISS GERALDINE SHAW Advusor 120 LA TERTULIA Wm Frrst Row Left to Right Ursula Hall Julla Preston Anna Mae Farscht Marlon Myers Marllane Downlng JoAnne Graybnll Barbara Barrlck Phyllns Rublnstem Carolyn Stambaugh Delores Snyder Joalto Donrels Carolyn Macklson Martha Smlth Shirley Shaefer Second Row Marlon Chromster Patrlcla Donovan Charmalne Gentzler Phyllns Fllnch baugh Yvonne Wolf Sally Bauman Mllton Brown Edward Lanlus Patrlcna Lauer Nellson Read Phyllrs Stein So that students who are enthuslashc about Spamsh are guven an opportunity to learn more about the language and to use It In Informal gathermgs, La Tertulna was organized The society helps the student gaun a conversational use of Spanish and have fun whale doing It 'T' X MRS MARY MONROE Advlsor l2l Y V. 1 s in 1 ' - 1 C' I tg: f I 4' o Q a 1 , 9 7 z 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I - 5 I I 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 X X 1 Lf af if LE CERCLE FRANCAIS T., Flrst Row Left to Rlght Helen Herr Carol Zarfoss Sally Masten Marcra Joynt Kathryn Gaffney Holly Huldebrand Sldnle McGurk lols Nelderhauser Margaret Uttelman Joan Shaw Gladys Hansen Annette Thas Deane Stallman Second Row Audrey Kohr Nancy Lucas Julla Vanasdale Ursula Hall Patrlcua Donovan Shrrley Deveney Patrucla Cunnxngham Susan Watson Shrrley Rutland Ruth Chromster Elnune Ruppert Colleen Walllck Thlrd Row Robert Myers Carl Lehman Patrlcla Felser Peggy Cohen .lulla Glbbs Edward Lanlus Donald Squalr Le Cercle Francals IS a soclety for students of several semesters of French In thus organization the games of the French, the songs, the customs are taught as part of a background of the country and people Spoken French us used among the mem bers Students planning to pursue the language In college find excellent oppor tumtles ,? N x X lxX uses X , S ff 5 5 Ita- J MRS. ANN sEAKs ,7-5, fgff Advisor ' ' ' . ' I' l22 MU ALPHA THETA First Row Left to Right Harold Stultz Carl Lehman James Wlnemlller Robert Myers Larry Snyder Wllllam Stouch John Parker Jr Donovan Garee Second Row Ferne Barkdoll Shlrley Schaefer Lora Burlage Kathryn Gaffney Jean Suthenn Holly Hlldebrand Shelna Hlbner Larry Kllng Sally Bowman Thurd Row Edward lanlus Thomas Wlnemlller Stephen Snyder Mu Alpha Theta oFfers opportunltles for students to Increase their knowledge of the whole mathematical field and further their Search Into the unlimited realm of both theoretlcal and applned mathemahcs In the modern world z LW MR JOHN W SHELLEY Advlsor l23 B 4 H J 8 A Q Q he f O Q W l ff 4, 7V . J 'Ry y -E . . . A . e PENN COMMERCIAL SOCIETY First Row Left to Rnght Glorva Rudnslll Catherine Naylor Joanne Davud Nancy Neft Ella Fay Barr .lulua Moore Shurley Gramm Shirley Mrtchell Jams Taylor Norma Fntzkee Norma Jean SlflCklEY Evelyn Rumsey Second Row Barbara Zepp Shirley Stumpf Reglna Elker Joanne Anderson Margaret Cousler Mary Jane Ball Peggy Shaub Loss Gable Norma Frey Carol Lelk Bonnie Rhine Thlrd Row Nancy Wachter Patrecua Heath Nancy McMurtr1e Mary Ann Leese Vurgunna Klepper Joann Taylor The Penn Commercial Soclety offers fGCIlIlleS for acqulrung knowledge of bust ness and Its requtrements Members are provided with recreatlonal actlvltles and enabled to mingle freely wlth those Interested In luke pursuits and of luke asplra tions Members are acquatnted more fully with the fields nn whuch they can serve s X W K itvgrlzu' N YN 'Y xt X, 'li-Q 4-4-gr, E MISS CHARLOTTE MARY MARKEY Advlsor of Penn Commercral Socuety '-Z-4 l24 ,je PENN PEPPERS Furst Row Lett to Raght Maxme Rowe Donna Dehoff Nancy McMurtrle Patrlcna Heath Marian Qulckel Mary Ellen Wrse Deborah Kuester Donna Rlddle Carolyn Cohen Shella Hlbner Sandra Thomas Barbara Peterson Sandra Slpe Donalene Hoftnagle Gerry Stambaugh Second Row Dawn Carter Susan Throne Joan Smyser Soma Spangler Barbara Cohen Mary Lou Singer Lucy Ellen Spangler Julua Grbbs Joyce Peckham Jacquelyn Glbbs Shirley Markle Manlyn Luckerman Joyce Glllespre Thurd Row Sandra Wlse Susan Hopkms Lots Snook Margaret Uffelman Beverly Young Ferne Barkdoll Janet Lark Sndnle McGurk Elnora Updegraft Fourth Row Wlllldm Mvller Maurlce Muller James Snyder John Frelds Wlllsam Vandenberg Robert Butts Neale Roth Guss Pappas Penn Peppers endeavors to discover and tram prospectuve cheerleaders as well as to promote a wholesome splrnt of sportsmanshlp throughout the school They show the student body that their support IS needed for all school achvltres and the partuclpatlon of each student, enthusnastlcally, as necessary C MR EDWARD A TULEYA Advlsor of Penn Peppers Society l25 SOCIETAS LATINA 4 , 5' aff, First Row Left to Right Daneen Ellus .loAnn Arnold Agnes Perrm Margaret Cohen Donna Sprlnger Helen Herr Mary Lou Conroy Ann Lankford Ruth Stambaugh Susan Shatto JoAnn Lelby Second Row Grace McCleaf Grace Hershey Mary Ann Forker Deborah Goodman Nancy Ruby Rosalle Erb Josephme RUF! Cynthla Staufter Jean Suthenn Thrrd Row Robert Myers Donald Steln Carl Lehman John Connelly Coslmo Scnortlno Rlchard Gelselman Absent when picture was taken Beverly Sllar Eva Lawrence Ruby Crouse The Socletas Latlnas oFfers membershlp to students who have successfully com pleted one year of Latin for the purpose of learning more about the classical background Excursions are planned to places of cultural Interest and a focal ponnt of the year IS the Latln Society s Roman Banquet AW? MV? L K-ye Y '? MRS DOLLY MCCULLOCH Advisor 126 ' I . . .,. L X ' lg ' Q2 l I . : l I I l I I ' I I 1 1 1 1 - 7 1 . : I I I I I ' I , , . . . . , 'sf 19' Q V , ig 7 f it ll 'fm' U2f A gf , L ' 1 2. e I d L X .L A STUDENT EMPLOYMENT Flrst Row Left to Rlght Lester Hoffman Robert Wllllamson Rodney Martln John Hartley Robert Myers Nancy Inners Dons Potf Patncla Albert Beverly Strayer Joanne Sowers Shlrley Stine Sybil Stump Delores Hamm Rose Muller Phyllns Muller Barbara Downs Patrncla Epply Vlrglnla Summers Wlnufred Reever Grace Landns Betty McCleary Yvonne Botterbusch Nancy Shettel Mary Smlth Audrey Myers Nancy Nell Donna Genselman Marlon Stern Larry Snyder Gary Zlmmerman Ronald lecrone Second Row Nancy Hess Mabel Markle Bonnle Qulckel Sandra Smlth Joanne Dletz Janet Gram Edythe Zlmmerman Bonnne Smnth Darlene Keener Dawn Lutz Pauhne Spangler Faye Frank Shlrley Wulhude Nancy Strlckler Barbara Myers Janet Shultz Dorothy Shank Betty Abel Catherlne Berkheamer Marlon Powers Joan Unangst Patrlcla Fox Monmne Armstrong Gaul Grpe Estelle Frledman Mary Shaffer l.omah Zelgler Barbara Peters Bev erly Paules Frank Busch Donald Leak Thlrd Row Jeanette Smlth Fayne Jackson Patrlcla Fry Phyllus Gohn Vlrglnua Ralmer Ruta Urey Carole Baalt Phyllus Flxnchbaugh Cornette Kohr Mary Nell Patncla Ness Glorla Rolahn Noreen Shaefter Shnrley Muller Lena Card Vurgmla Rae Helwug Joan Hannngan Shnrley May Schaefer Fourth Row Edlth Paules Jeannette Garrett Lots Gotwalt Phylhs Sentt Carolyn Rentzel Charlotte Ann Wnre Mnrlam Rehmeyer Jane Sclangula Jane Spangler Lnllnan Speckler Ins Fredenck Charmame Gentzler Sara Jones Nancy Slpe Suzanne Smith Kathryn Short Dawn Mellon Sandra Rohrbaugh Suzann Henlse Student Employment Servuce alters a chance for students to obtain an after school rob of service to the school and community Any student In good class standmg who IS able to qualify for the type of service requlred IS ellglble LJANTED U8l'l'rl.SS dslsavlvs- 4-A POSIUON 'N-161-bfi vi- 4-f-v-C c...f, '14 s., V? W-rv m4 f fff IV-fs X V df' f Mass s euzAaEn-I ENGLA Advisor T27 I : I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I I I I I ' I I ' 1 I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 'J f1 1 'I 9 0 -1. If T1 T' ,, ,f 1 , X u -...-N, , VV, 'N 1 -f1-. 1 I ... -., , .. .ff f f Q rl H TT' - .Nc 0 N LV- 1 W' 17 1 I .N ,1,,e..- ,,, I I . ':..-' ,ev I I I L I f.. .,f1 '11, 1 'Vt 12, , I .. . fe, ,fx , ,- 1 ' 1' 'X gg ', ' V ,a If ,f ' , , R I , -,1 . 111f1f,,, K, X 1 2 1 .1 ,f USHER SOCIETY Flrst Row Left to Rlght Beverly Young Joanne Anderson Barbara Shearer Shlrley Wolf Patrlcla Heath Carolyn Land messer Ruth Stambaugh Carolyn Lauer Elnora Updegratt Shnrley Emng Barbara Taughlnbaugh Sylvla Sechrlst Delores Avtla Second Row Mane Slough Charlotte Updegraft Patty Lauer Joann Arnold Teddy Lendng Marlone Knaub Joyce Hartman Vrrglnla Klepper Phyllis Moyer Martha Hahn Lots Gable Evelyn Rohrbaugh Mary Rutter Thlrd Row Evelyn Slough Marne Lau Fern Ilgenfrutz Marllyn Jacoby Nancy Shatter Patrncna Eppley Anuta Page Ilene Tomarlsln Regrna Kuntz Barbara Peters Josephune Rodgers Joann Taylor Absent when plcture was taken Glorla Rudlsull Membershnp In the Ushers Soclety rs avanlable to all gurls who are rn good class standmg Members serve well by dlrectlng patrons of actuvltues at Wnlllam Penn to therr seats and dnstrlbutlng programs The soclety also glves service to the community when aldlng organlzahons who use the auditorium for outsnde actuvutues ll llllll L Rx lewd 5 U71 MR RODGER SHEARER Advisor --,-5,z:lu- l28 VARSITY CLUB First Row left to Rlght John Watkms Dean Tennls leroy Brenner James Crowley Richard Kung James Cam Gerry Zeager Newton Brown Second Row Douglas Whlte Kenneth Newbould Elwood Suereth Gary Hlbner George Bell James Musser Adolf Serdenstlcker Wllllom Staub Rodney Waltermyer Gary Eyler Thlrd Row Dean Gladfelter Ken neth Flemmg Ellsworth Klsslnger Kenneth Myers Mlchael Andrews Raymond Jacobs Theodore Grothe Wlllram Becker Fred Drescher Henry Anstadt As a means of recognltlon for those athletes who have won varsity letters, the Varsity Club was organized The promotion of athletlcs In Wllllam Penn IS In the interest of the club MR. VERNON NESS Advisor 129 S1 15 K - N 1 B hu- . f ' '. - VI, x , 'N ,,-r f f fi I, XI . I .p- . f ' , V X , ,. I l IAQ ,sm .px 'X r 3, - A , Ng - K. v 'K I 2 if . X , ,, , Lf,,RL, ' ' . A A' x 9 .v-r - RQ F Sf g ,iv Q . K 'lt ut -K ,.V 2.1 5 ' 7 :ij , u 'X 'r Q Q rl 3 4, , X 15 ' '. . -- PQ x 3 L V WX I I . ' N 'F - . - ' - y. . ' I 'C Q. R , 'X , A: Q is ' . I , x N' 4 .. 4 . 4 . M. Q, r ',.,, 7 1 ,. 4 A .'., , 1 NV K 'Xfx QN. xx X. X X 5. -Pk '+w'X.fX'X N wx A X A x N N fx A Q' X X X x. 'L '-Xxx x yfvx. Xix MMQX 'xfb Xfkf' X 'Xxx XIX., V X XIXIXA ix!! Y NQVN ixfv XJVXK1 'X ixihxfxkfxsf fibfx vw v 'MN Xfx 3 x X MGNX if Xf X? '1:x'xf v'X,'x,fx, K ' '1 N Y'X 'VVX-X-X X X N XQVX s, 4 A- . .-el ' ' X , . f. I 1, - - ..,- 9-qi ,,f--er' 'if .KXQ gn' 'N-. 'Q Iv-' Y .x ' VV 6 A x ,tl X - I I K N K , x Aid JJ A ,J 7,1 . 5 -,. 3 ' ilggfl' xi S-4 -4 ' ' 1' ' f v 75 . - If .1 .. . . D1 1.1 JW qs. :P 'X-'U 1' ff-f' X . x A M2 4 N I ' . ,l '. H, I ,ik ,-. ' - x ' X L.. . L 4 ' ', ,lp ' -'A X . li. ' -, YH, 1 ? .' Qs. 'V N - 1' ' R- -4 -Q, . An f. . a Tx 1 v 49: I X . t . .nk ' Vf 'I U , 1 v X J , ...,,?', L.w,x 'X , ' g K , D. n '. ,-4, 'fx M- - m , 'Q . -T .Ni 4. 4 X 1 NA - Q ' ' A ' . x ' '52 . 1 .fx X -A , .f- x -. D f 5 ' - . K ' A . ' l. ' J . A -- 4 A! V Xxx fi.. v . , if 1, ,X U N ,WF fi., xy Z, 'V xf. 34, v K, f K 'i , YARV! ,El f xip. K, ,uf 1, 5 . 'Q ,Q APA ' 44 Vx-as-Y ' K , ' ' 'G if K, r KX I , ,z' 1 'I ' ' I 'Y 'V -I r,Q', , , U ,1 ,, 4. -Q! It x YW idk XNAXXXW F Coach Eddie Waleski PIGSKIN First Row, Left to Right: William Markle, manager, James Breyer, Ken Pfaltzgralt, Lee McDonald, Gary Zeager, William Staub, Robert Foust, Ronald Pottoroi, Carl Shellenberger, Richard Ott, Adolph Seidensticker, John Watkins, Donald Danley, Eddie Allison, manager, Second Row: Glenn Rein- hard, asst. coach, Donald Bupp, manager, Isaac Way, Pete Fleming, Ellsworth Kissinger, Dave Graybill, Donald Erney, Rodney Waltermyer, Ne S. wg- f X 95 4 r , esee ei 5 15 Sl .. Harry Densel, Leroy Brenner, Newton Brown, Larry Pike, Wilmot Banks, Connie Morrie, Eddie Waleski, head coach, Third Row: Paul Abel, asst. coach, Richard Fahringer, manager, Dean Tennis, Ronald Garee, Ray Ritter, Richard Bates, John Sexton, Jon Eby, Gary Hartmah, Charles Peters, Wayne Eichelberger, Tom Gilbert, Gary Paules, Kenneth Ehrman, manager, Charles lRedl Wit- mer, trainer, Erney C. Byers, asst. coach. Eddie Waleski, Glenn Reinhard, Ernie Byers, Paul Abel l33 NEWTON BROWN ISAAC WAY RICHARD OTT GARY ZEAGER CO CAPTAINS ELLSWORTH KISSINGER AND HARRY DENSEL CONSIE MOORE CARL SHELLENBERGER DAVE GRAYBILL I34 . ' I H K' ' I, I I WILMOT BANKS LEROY BRENNER RODNEY WALTEMYER FOOTBALL STUDENT MANAGERS Left to Rlght Wllham Sleeger Wllllam Mar kel Edwnn Allnson Donald Bupp Ken Ehrman and Richard Fahrlnger This year marked one of the greatest sea sons af football In York Hugh Coach Eddne Waleskn at the helm of the Bearcats again after a too long absence brought them from complete obllvuon to the henghts of wlde spread recognntlon Playing from both wmg and T tormatlans the Bearcats presented varied offenslves whale blocking and tackling luke champions An entirely new regime of football was inaugurated as York employed the two platoon system with a vengeance Under Co captains Ellsworth Klsslnger and Harry Densel both three year men they pos sessed the power to come from behind when the occasion demanded Flnnshlng the season with an excellent record of elght wlns and two losses York scored 218 pamts to thenr opponents 95 Another dlstlnctlon was ac corded York when Harry Densel was named ta the first team All State and Dave Grayblll and Ellsworth Klssmger awarded honorable mentions DONALD ERNEY DONALD DANLEY DOLPH SEIDENSTICKER 1 ' 1 1 I I ' 1 1 .. . : , - 1 1 1 4 -- Spectators wonder who s got the ball as the Bearcats foil a Steelton first half touchdown attempt with goal Ilne stand YORK 24 HANOVER 0 Debut under Waleskl York nervous throughout first half for either team Third period Bearcats get two T D s on long runs by Ike Way and Kenny Pfaltzgraff ln both runs the block mg was outstanding Pfaltzgraff scores again in final period as does Wilmot Banks who crashes over from one yard out York throws only five passes completing two Zeager s kicking and blockmg stand out YORK 21 MILTON HERSHEY 20 Home opener and York again seems nervous Hershey tough and confident Forces York to come from behind three times Half time score I4 I4 as Pfaltzgraff breaks loose for 57 yards and touchdown Kissinger sneaks over second tally with seconds left Second half Milton Hershey scores agaln but misses extra point John Watkins drtbbles 64 yards with minute and a half to go tying the game up Kissinger boots the all Important extra pount' York looks weak on pass defense but line I5 again outstanding YORK I3 WILLIAMSPORT 0 Conference opener against defending champs Millionaires favored by seven points but York turns champs to chumps by scoring twice in the second half Way scoots over from four yards out Zeager scores on a pass from Klsslnger on a beautiful fourth down gamble York completes five out of nme tosses as rest of league takes notice YORK 32 LEBANON 7 York puts on great offensive show and takes second straight conference win Lebanon favored to take league title Way and Banks score on ground plays Banks going over twice Fleming and Zeager chalk up on pass completions Defense overshadowed but bottles up Marmkov until he cannot possibly do any harm Wally clears bench in the contest YORK I9 JOHN HARRIS O Largest crowd in York Hugh history turns out to see Bearcats add another scalp to the growing strung Kissinger stands out for York by scoring once and throwing to Banks and Fleming for other two goals Gene Britton stands out for losers while York s great team play is emphasized YORK I3 READING I9 Bug game for both teams aggregatnons evenly matched York falls to take advantage four Reading fumbles inside their own twenty five York holds half time lead I3 I2 as Banks and Fleming tally for York Game stalemated until middle of fourth quarter when Reading scores on a pass Steam taken out of York attack The score leaves York no cause for shame however YORK 27 HARRISBURG PENN I3 York bounces back in lethargic fashion First half as quiet as a morgue Score tied I3 I3 as York comes from be hind Zeager and Fleming score on passes Wally lays down law during Intermission Team comes back to clobber Tigers all over the field as Banks and Moore score for York Bearcats complete 5 of 9 passes Steelton sand to be class of league shows why during first ha Controls ball on all but eight plays York defense outstanding with two brilliant goal line stands Brown scores on pass from Kissinger to even score after Steelton counters from 20 yards out Second half all York as two platoon system wears Steelton down Moore scrambles over twice to give York the game York huts on half of twelve passes YORK 43 WASHINGTON EASTERN I2 Game played in sea of mud but this means nothing t Bearcats Score at half time fled I2 I2 York obviously stronger ball team Second half game ends and scrimmage begins Brown Staub Banks Pfaltzgraff and Rutter get into the scoring parade Densel plays outstanding game by blockmg no less than four Eastern punts .lay Vees and Scrubs end game by scoring twice YORK 6 LANCASTER I3 Game of the year League tltle at stake Wm or he gives It to York Lancaster confident and takes advantage of several costly York fumbles Score tied 6 6 as Consue Moore squlrms over for York s lone tally during the first half Lancaster stows the title away on pass to their great end Shelton Game marks end of great comeback season for York and our hats are off to a fighting band of Bearcats' I37 - 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' . uni 4 ,ws V . . . . Plays better ball but can't score, Half time finds nothing YORK 20 - STEELTON 6 ' . ' If .... ' . ' ' 1 I . 1 O ' ' '-- 1: 3252.5 John Sexfon Gary Hartman John Wailuns Richard Bates Well? Who x go! IP? Tom Gilbert Gary Paules Wayne Elchelberger 138 'iw' f46 JUNIOR VARSITY RECORD IN 'FOOTBALL Hanover 7 Lebanon York 0 York 21 Hurrlsburg Penn Yor I4 York 20 at York 6 at York at John Horrls at Milton Hershey at York at Sfeelton at Lancaster O Joy Vee Coaches Ern e Byers and Paul Abel ix., HOOP Front Row Left to Right Coach Donald Cockley Gerry Zeager James Breyer Donald Fitz Roger Goodlmg Ellsworth Klsslnger Second Row John Sexton Rodney Burkley Charles Warner Leo Phllllps Wallle Moy Milton Brown Newton Brown Coach Donald Cockley 4 BALTIMORE CITY COLLEGE 58 at YORK 59 Opening game Baltimore bug and fast York befuddled In the first quarter as City rolls up a I9 ll margin York closes gap at end of third period Game decided on two foul conversions by Milt Brown In the last half minute Newt Brown leads scoring for York with 20 Zeager and Way also turn in commendable games YORK 57 at HANOVER 5l Hanover opens fast le s 81 un the is quarter but Bearcats find range and amass a twenty point lead in the third period Hanover scores freely an final session while York plays reserve men Fitz racks 2l markers to lead York s assault l ...ad -' f'rt , l CRAZY GETTYSBURG 69 at YORK 67 York looks luke a team for the first time e loses G burg plays outstanding game to score bug upset York leads by five wuth five minutes to fire Zeager and Way outstandlng In the scormg department for York Newt Brown casualty of Hanover game missed by local forces ALUMNI 60 at YORK 52 Great dlsappomtment Bearcats confused by talent laden grads Worst exhnbntuon of season as York looks less luke a team than ever Much lm provement needed before York can be counted on to do much an league competltuon Humor added when entire alumni team forgot to check rn Way converted on the technical foul W, nj! , ,, l NN ,, NW 'slit ' I WAYNESBORO 25 at YORK 59 Game little more than practice session for York York holds two point edge at end of first quarter Lead by ten at half Team puts on good exhl bltlon against weak opposition In second half Record from foul llne leaves much to be deslred Way leads Bearcat scormg with l7 LANCASTER 45 at YORK 60 Game close for three periods fine rally wins for Bearcats In the league opener Way and Milt Brown cop 43 points between them Improvement stall needed before York can be classified as con tender an league Fitz scores one against Baltimore Cnty College l4l fhfv 'ix lt N . xx K .GQ 9,932 Q . ill X . . ' . , y l N A A ' B . ' 'Ng pIGy - , . G-burg rallies to pull contest out of the ' ' ' X R 'll .- ' '1 ' 'bvteil Zhxrgl, , ' ' , t Q V l ' if . ' . A 5 . , W 1 Q ' . . . 2 i ,.-6' YORK 52 at MILTON HERSHEY 42 Bearcats toy around with hapless Hershey team for two and a half periods. Seventeen straight points win for York, Way racking I2 of these after being held scoreless before this. Way plays out- standing game in the pivot and rest of team look well improved. JOHN HARRIS 73 at YORK 65 York plays its best game of young season only to go down to its first league defeat at the hands of Dave Graybill, who personally accounted for 38 points, and company. Regular game ends in tie, but York outscored IO-2 in overtime. Newt Brown scores I3 points in the first half, held scoreless second. Whole team shows they have what it takes. I42 Takes more than John Harris to stop Gus. MiIt's keeping it! YORK 56 at READING 50 Off again, on again team is definitely on for the tall knights from pretzel-town. York behind eight at half, outscores Reading 30-I6 in second half to take home a well-deserved victory. Milt Brown racks 22 and plays brilliant floor game to lead Cats to triumph. LEBANON 59 at YORK 56 Surprise defeat knocks York out of the running for the first half crown. York leads going into final stanza .... Lebanon sub sinks 8 points and Cedars fall on Bearcats to take a well played contest Charlie wonders it it s good so does Harris YORK 52 at WILLIAM PENN 70 York looks off for this one as former Yorker Henry Carlton scores 26 for the Penners Milt Brown again hugh for York in game that has no bearing on anything so far as championships are con cerned STEELTON 43 at YORK 50 Steelton team Much attention centered on Leo Phillips 6 5 center in his first game makes auspicious start by scoring I7 points and leading team in that department Reach Charlie' I4 York plays just well enough to win against a weak 3 Bearcats stage spectacular comeback to edge Lan caster Hugh Mnlt Brown In final 50 seconds of play dumps two foul shots that decide the game pomts Ellsworth Krssmger Jlmmy Breyer Leo Phulhps YORK 45 at LANCASTER 43 MILTON HERSHEY 45 at YORK 7l York Hugh tops Milton Hershey to tue wrth Readlng for the league lead Breyet hugh for both teams with l7 pomts whale playlng a terrltic game the first four mlnutes of the second quarter the Bearcats took oft at a gallop toward declslve victory Roger Goodlmg Newt Brown I-44 g . . . At one stage ofthe game York trailed by l8 under the boards. Outscoring opponents l3-l in K .. K. Charles Warner Wullue Way John Sexton Cagemen stay unbeaten un second half race Mult Brown and Dave Graybull each notch 24 pounts un scorung duel as York keeps up wuth Readung for the league lead Unpreductable Bear cats have good sude showung as they serve notuce that they are the team to beat un the champuon shup druve Cedars hand York tlrst setback of the second half York Hugh s tutle hopes stray and are lost momen taruly un cu forest of Cedars from Lebanon Hugh Way us hugh for both teams wuth a 21 pount total Donald Futz Gerry Zeager Mlll0fl Brown s 9 YORK 70 at JOHN HARRIS 59 YORK 46 at LEBANON 59 l45 READING 50 at YORK 55 Bearcats wan tosses the Central Penn second half race unto a three way he for first place York takes lead wrth spectacular thnrd quarter performance and then repulses the glgantuc Red Knights who stage a late rally Both teams play lots of beau game crammed wuth actlon the whole way through Malt Brown hugh scorer as Bearcats have to pull game out of fire un last two mmutes Newt comes In as Cnty trles to bottle up Wlllue lncndentally It was good 146 tiful give and go, but York's outstanding, in a Lett to Rght Frst Row Coach Deb Got alt John Wa ner Ray Ritter John Kinsey Donald Stein Ray Klinedinst Second Row Donald Erney William Krolo etz Jerry Crowley Stuart Baley Tho as Ftzpatrick Will am Sowers Third Row Ken eth Spri ger Donald Hend ck on Willa Eyster Milton K bler Wayne Thatcher John Youckey York York York York York York York York Lancaster 64 .................. York 76 ..................... York 57 .....,................ Lebanon 59 ................... Reading 67 ................... JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Baltimore City College Gettysburg ..................North York Varsity . Waynesboro Lancaster Milton Hershey William Penn Steelton York Milton Hershey ..John Harris York ........York Coach Deb Gotwalt 38 ................ ' ' York 46 .......................... Hanover 53 ........................ 46 62 63 53 56 57 sf' 5 First Row Left to Rrght Charles Bechtel Douglas Whute Mlchael Andrews Gary Hlbner James Musser and George Bell Second Row James Cam Terry Funkhouser Neal Roth Charles Bormuth Edwood Suereth and Eugene Hull Thlrd Row Robert Kllnedlnst Keanneard Stelgelman Lee Engdahl Charles Kllnedlnst Phllnp Swrsher and Lonme Gotwalt Coach Boechel and Captain Gary Hxbner Thus year the swvmmmg team showed great potentlal xn the early stages and fulfilled ut once the schedule got under way The 1953 verslon was out for the l9th consecutuve Dlstrnct 3 PlAA Champlonshlp and got ut and the State Champlonshxp tool MOUNT ST JOSEPH HIGH SCHOOL 13 at YORK 61 ln the opening dual meet of the season the Bearcat Mermen took an Impressive victory over the Baltimore aggregation Mlke Andrews while asslstlng the locals broke two one hundred yard backstroke records by lowerung not only the Y M C A pool record but the York Hugh record as well Over none events the Yorkers captured eught flrst places LANCASTER IO at YORK 56 Again the Bearcats outsplashed their opponent In seven of eight events Those takmg flrsts for York were 50 yard free style Whlte 'IOO yard breaststroke Bell 200 yard freestyle Musser lOO yard backstroke Andrews Dlvmg Roth l5O yard medley relay the team of Bormuth Hxll and Bell 200 yard freestyle relay the team of Bechtel Whlte Andrews and Hubner 4 MERMEN BALTIMORE CITY COLLEGE 23 at YORK 52 Racking up their third straight win for the season, the York High finmen thoroughly drowned Baltimore City College. AI- though the Bearcats slurped up eight out of nine firsts, Kline- dinst won the diving competition by only .06 of a point. YORK 49 at HERSHEY 17 In this particular meet, the swimming pool was shorter than usual so the impressive times recorded are explainable, Again, York outsplashed the opposition in all but one event. YORK 54 at ALLENTOWN 21 The York High swimmers toppled Allentown by a comfortable margin to take their fifth straight triumph of the year while winning seven out of nine events. WILMINGTON 33 at YORK 42 Wilmington afforded York the closest competition in the schedule up to this meet. York wrung out the win by taking firsts in five events over three firsts for the invaders. BALTIMORE POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE 14 at YORK 61 While York prepped for the big meet coming up, Baltimore was lost in the backwash as the Bearcats took eight out of nine events as they placed one-two in the first four. YORK 50 at COATESVILLE 25 Both York and Coatesville went into the meet undefeated. Although Coatesville was reputedly the hottest thing around, the Bearcats were unimpressed by their winning streak and set out to lose the upstarts in their wake by doubling their score. That was Coatesville's first loss in six meets this sea- son, while York gained the eighth consecutive win. Bearcat natators leave invaders in their woke. HERSHEY 20 at YORK 46 In gaining their ninth straight win, the Yorkers trounced Hershey High in seven out of eight events. ln helping compile the victory, the 200 yard freestyle relay team set a record time of 1:39.2, while featuring White, Bechtel, Hibner and Andrews. YORK 41 at BALTIMORE CITY COLLEGE 34 In one of the toughest meets of the season, York had to rely upon the 160 yard freestyle relay team to acquire a margin of victory as the City College team tried to stop the Bearcats winning streak extended to ten for the season. After a schedule of dual meets, the York High natators were ready to face stiff competition from all over the District 3 PIAA area in the Millersville State Teachers' College tank. York proved to be for and away the best in the meet as the Bearcat aggregation walked, or rather swam, away with the meet to take their nineteenth consecutive district title. Jim Musser defended his championship while Mike Andrews set a new backstroke record. The Bearcats triumphed by 90 points to Lancaster 51, Hershey 25, Reading 8, West Reading 6, Shillington 1 and Manor Township 0 while qualifying eleven swimmers for the Regionals. This is the York run-down: 50 yard freestyle, Hibner l:26.4l, 100 yard backstroke, Bell l1:09.1Ig 200 freestyle, Musser l2:10.8Ig 100 yard back- stroke, Andrews l1:02.41, 100 yard freestyle, Swisher l:59.31, 150 yard medley relay, Andrews, Bell and Bechtel fI:23.51, 200 yard freestyle relay, White, Musser, Hibner and Bechtel l1:43.9l. All these were firsts. Finishing with seconds were: Diving, Cain, 150 yard individual medley, Hill. The times at Penn State broke several state and one national record. York outsplashes competition for a breaststroke victory WRESTLING Front Left to Right A Tortorucu J Meckey R Eckert A Anstadt G Eyler V Green Standing L Ulrich Captain Dean Gladfelter K Pfaltzgraff D Baugl-er R Hlllyer R Faust Coach Dale Uffieman YORK 25 over HANOVER I6 Season opener exhibition York Highs grapplers scored a decisive victory against the Hanover matmen Time for the fouth event found the Bearcats three points behind but the Pennltes went on to win six of the next eight matches presslve victory over the Hanover captain Don Mills YORK 26 over WEST YORK I4 The York High matmen pounded o t a b Ilant win in a exhibition match over their traditional rivals hailing from West York on the latter s mats Coach Dale Uffieman s Bear cats came from behind winning seven of the last nine events after dropping the first two Gary Eyler and Dean Gladfelter s ared the spotlight b h nnlng cose o es o tu e advantage I5 O MANHEIM TOWNSHIP 22 over YORK 20 A heart breaker for York which found It elf eight points behind at the end of three bouts but made a gallant come back In the next three bouts to take a one point lead only to lose those nine points to a hard fighting Manheim team in the next two Captain Gladfelter and Kenny Pfaltzgraff once agam gained those all important nme points but the Man helm heavyweight won a close decision over York s Bob Foust to clinch the meet for Manheim YORK 28 over HANOVER I9 Coach Ufflemans Matmen out to redeem themselves from their two defeats once again topped the grapplers of Hanover by nme points Henry Andy Anstadt captured the lead for the Yorkers in the 120 pound event and the Bearcats never lost it Bob Noll and Anstadt shared the spotlight with first period puns for the York aggregation ,, , I , - , . . - , - , . . . I . . Highlight of the evening was Captain Dean Gladfelter's im- . A A u ri i ' ' n h Q 1 ot wi ' I n n 'm I . Y HERSHEY HIGH 35 over YORK 9 A quiet and defeated York team left the gym of Milton Hershey where the meet was held. It was an oft night for the completely outclassed York team who took only three of eleven bouts. Although each member of the team gave his very best, the Yorkers managed to win in only three weight classes. Again Gary Eyler and Dean Gladfelter shared the spotlight along with Vance Green's decisive 8-2 decision over Stuart of Hershey. READING HIGH 28 over YORK I4 The hard fighting Reading underdogs managed to out-wrestle the York Matmen to a 28-T4 victory. Although the final margin was great, the individual matches were very close on the average. Gary Eyler ran up his season winning streak to seven straight while Dean Gladfelter remained undefeated for the season, having only one tie against him. MILTON HERSHEY 40 over YORK 8 The York High team traveled to the Hershey mats only to suffer a violent defeat at the hands of the Industrials of Milton Hershey. The Yorkers could only manage to win two and tie one event. Eyler and Gladfelter kept their undefeated standings, as Eyler won and Gladfelter wrestled to a hard fought I-I draw. Jake Meckley wrestled a brilliant victory for York's only other win. YORK 21 and LANCASTER 2'l A late rally pulled this one out of the fire for the York High squad which was never ahead during the entire meet. At the end of seven bouts the Bearcats were trailing by II pqints. But Dean Gladfelter, Dale Baugher and Kenny Pfaltzgraff all ....-.. ..I-l.:..,. .... u....- 11 --:-.. --.I ..,:A- .L. ,, -.fs 'A YORK 20 over WEST YORK I8 An angry West York team came to York High mats seeking revenge for their exhibitional loss. At the end of ten bouts the Bearcats were trailing by one point but Bob Foust pulled this one out of the tire with a brilliant I-O victory over Morris. It was after this match that Andy Tortorici gave the York teams its motto: Y'know, Uft, if you want to win bad enough, and convince yoursef that you can win, you CAN winI YORK 24 over SOLANCO 20 The York High Bearcats built up a I6 to nothing lead over the matmen from Southern Lancaster County in the first four events, but the hard fighting Solanco team came back to win five of the next seven bouts to come very close to tying the score. Andy Tortorici, Andy Anstadt and Gary Eyler each had a pin to help clinch the bout for the Yorkers. MANHEIM CENTRAL 26 over YORK I3 Despite the stubborn resistance of the York High grapplers, the Manheim team managed to win six of the eleven weight classes. two others were tied and UfTIeman's squad could win only three. Andy Tortorici, Dale Baugher and Bob Foust were victorious for York. Dean Gladfelter and Eckert wrestled to draws, 4-4 and I-I respectively. Special Reporter-Robert Hillyer Heavyweight Robert Hillyer wrestles his man to a draw. v- 4 'K 'A TRACK TEAM . -4 1 Froni Row Lefl lo Rlghl Leonard Dorset! John Flelds Donald Khneduns! Barry Funk James Shope Muke Dowell James Gal Iagher Duck Markle Horace Ports Bob Schwonke Second Row Ted Rehmeyer manager Ned Voss manager Ray Kuntz Larry Pike Gary Hlbner Carl Shellenberger Allucks Willard Ken Pfaltzgraff Donald Fnlz Rodney Wallemeyer assi coach Ernne Byers coach Raymond Kllnedansl df' TRACK TEAM 1952 RECORD Aprll York Lancaster April York 63 V2 Sfeelton John Harris 94V1 May York Wllllam Penn 43'A Reading Lancaster 673! May York took a forfelt wan over Wlllnam Penn of Harrisburg because of an In ehguble compehtor May York Lebanon Raymond Klmedmsl LINK MEN Left to Rlghl Pal lnners Raymond Jacobs Eugene Llchly Ted Grolhe Jerry Thomas Bob Kochenour Paul Thomas Sieve Snyder Phlllp Lankford Barry Ashway Ed ard Smyser Coach George Porler Manager John Mosser Aprll Aprul Apnl Aprll May May May May May May York Penn I 'l 2 3 GOLF TEAM l952 RECORD York 'I4 at Lancaster l York l4 at John Harras l Lebanon 3 at York I2 York 7 at Hershey 8 Lower Paxton 3112 at York ll V2 Carlisle 3V2 at York lllfg York 6 at Kutzlown 9' Mt Penn 2 at York 13 York l3V2 at Wilson IV2 York lllfg at Reading 3V2 record of mne wlns and fwo losses won the Hugh lmkmen a second place In the Central clrculf George F Porter l53 . 4 - . 8 - . . I - . O - May 2 - York IOM at Harrisburg Penn AVQ 5 1 6 - . Q 1 20 - . 21 - ' 26 -- ' A . . BATTER UP Q . Q i : , ,..d, -,....,... A Ag Flrst Row Left to Right Jack Stevens Hal Brown Dale Smyser Martin Herr Ball Marnmgstar Milton Brown Pete Flemmg Newton Brown Gus Zeager Coach Eddle Waleskl Second Row Manager James Wnnemuller Albert Hams Lamont Klopp Ellsworth Kusslnger Don Wllllams Don Rohrbaugh John Flury Ronald Glass Wayne Beck Charles Chubb Thlrd Row Kenneth Myers Charles Destlfano Phlllp Kessler Tom Ruth Rodger Herr Robert Green Pop up 'ew 392,v,,.f.-f 4 Under the tutelage of Coach Eddie Waleskl the 1952 edltlon of the Bearcats Baseball Team came through for the second successive year at the top of the Central Penn League Although the race ended In a two way he for flrst place wlth Milton Hershey, York recorded a very satlsfymg total of wms Aprll 'I Bolling Springs 2 at York 6 lexhlbltlonl Apnl 8 John Harrns 2 at York 3 Aprul York 7 at Lebanon 8 Aprll Steelton O at York 8 Aprll York 5 at Milton Hershey 7 Aprll Hanover 4 at York 2 texhubltlonl May l York 3 at John Harrls 2 May 6 Lebanon 0 at York 8 May May May May May May May 91 I4 I6 22 Hershey 0 at York 4 -York I7 at Lancaster 2 -Milton Hershey, 0 at York 1 -York 4 at Hanover 4 lexhibition called after ll inningsl 23-Lancaster 0 at York l 27-York 7 at Steelton 6 28 -York 6 at Hershey I This gave York a league record of IO wins and 2 losses and an exhibition record of one win, one loss and one tie, for a season record of eleven wins, three losses and one tie. The season started in cold weather that was more of a hindrance than help especially to pitchers arms and attending fans well being The league schedule opened with the John Harris game on the Meadow Field With .lack Stevens who proved to fulfill his role as mound ace pitch mg York came through In their climb to first place When scribes and scouts agreed that the players Eddie Waleski turns out are the finest coached boys in these parts they were understatlng the case as the Bearcats went on to show that they had it both offensively and defensively Two other pitching prospects were developed in Ken Myers Close calll a newcomer, and Charlie Chubb, a converted fielder. An example of Waleski maneuvering was dem- onstrated in the Waleski Shift that involved a three way switch of playing positions. Toward the end of the season when the drive was the tough- est, fans were left flabbergasted when the pitcher who found the going rough went to right field, the right fielder went to shortstop and the short, Hal Brown, went to the mound where he pro- ceeded to put the opposition in their place. The going smoothed over, the players resumed their original positions. York was well manned in the various positons. Roger Lehr and Gus Zeager shared the catching duties and Dale Smyser played a lot of baseball around the hot corner on third Milt Brown Newt Brown Pete Fleming and Ellsworth Kissinger were that appeared prominently in the box On the whole the team was fast and aggressive Winding up the home stand with games In the Memorial Stadium the Bearcats clinched the pennant on the road All hats are off to Eddie Waleski and the Bearcats while we HCIITIES SCOI'eS extend best wishes for many successful seasons to returning Coach Edward Tuleya Coach Eddie Waleski ...L hi ...l.... l55 I . 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' ' GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Furst Raw Left to Rught Maryellen Rhoads Joalto Danuels Thelma Ramer Lous Snook Margaret Uflelman Nancy Got walt Mary Ellen Wuse Maruan Quuckel Beverly Young Danna Riddle Carolyn Cohen Harruet Snyder Janet lark Jo Ann leuby Ferne Barkdoll Paula Wulluams Mary Lou Bentz Eduth Bulk Joanne Anderson Second Row Barbara Sexton Shur ley Muller Vurgunua Myers Dorothy Henry Helen Herr Maruan Muller Susan Watson Ruth Stambaugh Nuelson Reud Shelua Hubner Phyllus Steln Lous Neuderhauser Ruth Parr Nansue Grusslnger Barbara Peterson Thurd Row Susan Car roll Margaret Cousler Patrucua Crawford Reguna Euker Nancy Barnhart Dolores Sayers lrus Frederuck Nancy McMurtrue Joanne Davud Susan Sellers Mary Whutmore Fourth Row Gerry Stambaugh Patrucla Heath Sally Bowman June Mathias The Gurls Athletuc Assocuatuon provudes the faculutues for gurls to enuoy a varuety of sports Any gurl un York Hugh us eluguble to become a member Awards are made on the bcusus of a pount system at the annual banquet 67:9 5 ,wx QI get QQ CHARLOTTE PENNY Advusor 156 AMAZONIAN ATI-ILETES At the Wulluam Penn Senuor Hugh School an extensuve athletuc program us offered to all students who care to partucupate un ut Included un thus program us a plan for gurls to take part un theur favorute sports un competutuon wuth others of sumular Interests Although the Gurls Athletuc Assocuatuon us the maun orgonuzatuon for them they must not belong un order to en uoy the pruvuleges extended to members One Amazonuan Athlete us not detered from havung a good time by her unverted posutuon Startung un the fall of the school year sports for gurls are contunued untul school closes un the sprung basketball fencung volleyball and tennus These are by no means the only ones made avaulable Although most of the competutuon us found wuthun the school proper the fencung squad took tume to vusut Swarthmore College and admumster theur team a sound drubbung The whole athletuc program for gurls us not con centrated un the Gurls Athletuc Assocuatuon The physucal educatuon program whuch us requured as part of the school curruculum us all unclusuve and thoroughly planned The femunune sude of the fine whuch each gurl student attends twuce weekly I addutuon to the sports furthered by the G A A gym also features square dancung marchung and body mechanucs as well as the many other games whuch make ut possuble for a great number of players to take part Through a physucal educatuon program such as that whuch us unstututed at Wulluam Penn gurls are much better prepared for future ltfe from the physu cal aspect l57 Among the favorite sports offered are bowling, art of physical culture is taught in the gym classes I . 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Nu Lf? is-., ' xi ,k5s,Vfk, 1 gm, 61 Er I FEATURES AWARDS Whale the malortty of the work done ln York Hugh IS done by the student wlthout conslderlng the prospect of a reward lmmednate or otherwise, beung bestowed there are numerous honors and awards conferred for outstandmg and merutortous servuce un many aspects of school ltfe The school year was not too far progressed when the football sea son closed lt was then that Harry Densel was named to the All State Football Team as selected by leadung sportswrlters and others con nected with the game At the same tlme Ellsworth Knssmger and Dave Graybnll recenved state recognltton tn the same poll All the awards are not for athletes, however Many others are available for scholarshlp cltlzenshtp, servlce, leadershtp and many other attributes displayed by the student poslte Page D E A felter congratulates Harry Densel trophy Coach Eddie Walesk: awards H rry watch for hrs accompltshment The Bearcat Football Teams are honored at a banquet after the close ot a hlghly successful season l6O I I ' Op ' : r. . . Glat- - upon presentation of his All-State l I ' a a ' I lElrw-F'-rc-rTc:- 5 Ye 'ns Irs 1 I' 3 5 ou ' o , I c t fflax defending Ch3mPm?f wllllanlsbegl fam 'B' World High School ' n rigid f 5 Come in fi: 'smile Oct. 25 1947 FQ a 1 w53mef f', - Bear:--In - aqua .-, ' Both Y4-...L ,M l V . 1 ' . V 'J - .4 . YM Bearcats W mp Penn -ll l We ' , e all 2 7-1 3, To Gra b Lead Q 64 4 1 I fr ' ,,., , cljg' HARRISBURG, Nov. 1 - Yorkthen scooteci to the 24. The V' V O ' img High Schools' amazing Bearcats to- er-Ceager combinatio' ' day were perched atop the syand- action again and ings of the Central Penn Football carried to ' Conference. as a result oi a 27-13 to the win over William Penn here to- f' day, before a crowd oi 6000. ' Coupled with the 21-21 fi' ' hy Lancaster and Be' ' 6 Rani iogyhlefg the -Ce' , O 0 ' o t e o ' ' fonr ,vfv X, Y, wdf- if Stir . 'lot ive' A 11355 ' ' . V 9 605 ,5-gi5.?Z9K,-We W1 . Q0 . XXX. 0 09 . qqaggxgoe Qngzb oaavaxixgi ' Q wt? 00 aa QSO? 510 'EAA elk' . 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DlSPAT CH Each year an outstandmg sensor gurl IS presented with a Good Cltlzenshap Award by the Daughters of the Amerlcan Revolution Thus gurl must excel nn de pendabuluty servuce leadershnp and patrlotlsm Donna Sprmger The Elmira Club of York presents a key to a lumor gurl who has shown notable abnllty m service scholarship Ieadershnp and character Ruth Stambaugh Loss Snook A sensor member of the Future Teach ers of Ameruca a national orgamzahon affilnated wnth the Natlonal Educahon Assocratlon rs annually presented wnth an award by Delta Kappa Gamma o na tional teacher honor fratermty l62 The award assemblies at the end of the school year give recogni- tion to students who have per- formed outstandingly in some phase of curricular or extracurric- ular activity. At the Baccalaureate Service the seniors experience a spiritual reward for better equipping themselves for life through re- ceiving a sound education. N-fu fin- An important part of the com- mencement ceremonies is the pres- entation of the honor students and awarding them their diplomas on the final night of graduation week. 2.1 . . 1 , MX W.. x K 13 ' N'F nh..- .M f K . we -1 Ya ' 'gf fb 'f Na . 1 ,. - --wx in A -. - , ' U ..'.'s.. , .-s ff-'N f X Q! r Z ! GLIMPSES Wuth the departure of the Class of l953 one hundred classes have been graduated from York Hugh Through war and peace depressuon and securuty thus unstututuon has performed the vuta functuon of preparung youth to meet the chal Ienges and demands of the ever changung tumes For three years we have been students here at Wulluam Penn The thungs we have learned here and the thungs we have done here wull leave an undestructuble mark on us for the rest of our luves Lets thunk back and take a bruef glumpse unto some of those thungs that are worth recallung Remember the first day we entered York Hugh? Very unsugnuflcant sophomores and somewhat be wuldered we stull thought we knew lust about everythung lexcept how to locate a parturular classroom or sol Of course the ever helpful upperclassmen were on hand to very oblugungly guve us durectuons to take the elevator at the end of the corrudor down two floors Gradually we became oruentated to the customs and tradu tuons of our new alma mater There were many other thungs not quute so frustratung the race for Thespuan pounts early mornung band rehear sals and drulls at the Meadow turnung out for socuetues and teams the U N trups e first half basketball playoffs We returned as uunuors wuth the realuzatuon that we dud have a good but to learn after all Then the band went to the Cultural Olympucs for a bruef souourn un Phuladelphua the Junuor Talent Show came along the Froluc the Forensucs Junuor Class Play lots of other thungs the electuon of the officers that would serve us un our last year Then our return as senuors the foot ball team became the fightung Bearcats agaun the bug Homecomung the band was tops and the orchestra really great we were especually attentuve un College Hour then the Senuor Tests uncreasung responsubuluty was heaped upon us the test results came out the day before we left for Chrustmas vacatuon w returned from the holudays wuth our hours at Wul luam Penn numbered there was basketball season the swummung team went to town lookung at the sophomores now we realuzed how green we must have been commencement plans went full steam ahead Everythung was crowded unto the final weeks the banquets dances down to the last days when the honor students were announced and our leave takung from old York Hugh was at hand Wuth too luttle tume left the famuluar places and thungs pass un revuew and yet thus us not the end We are the Buulders of Tomorrow w are anxuous to meet the future whuch us ours WH 7: Q fd Qs 6 5 1 EKURGH M I G ex e gl 105 Jl lvl -be fm I 'u ' 5 x 'lo' A lol do 0 sill I uh ' I ' px rs :s D ' fl. 'X l - ,v 7 fllW :- ues f 1,'ll:-'l-T'1h---hi- J yok WX MHUVISO VA N Surf-LJA Z1Q 17 X S 66 A bug moment IS when the Tatlers are ready for dlstrnbutlon Thus annual occurance IS met with a rush by the students to be the first In lane and by the staff to keep enough Tatlers uncrated and rec ords stranght A moment of prestlege for York Hugh came when two Wllluam Penn students were elected to state offices In the Pennsylvonaa Federatnon of Junior Historians Four York delegates pause for ptcture takmg on the capntol grounds Joe Rlzzuto Patncla Doll state secretory Wnllnam V pre d andenberg state SI ent and Ned Voss The o solemnuty when the students who have reached heights scholarshlp leadershlp servxce and charac ter are announced to be motlated unto the Natnonal Honor Society These names are de known nl he me o e announcement I . I .. I 1 . l Whr . su X, 4 ss S if 1 . ,iz bv re is moment f ' ' in I I ' not ma unt' t ti f th A duty and privilege of every citizen is to vote. To pause o moment at one of the trophy cases gives a student a certain pride In his school and inspires o respect ot and loyalty to the honor and tradition f York Hugh -Winn., Before leavrng William Penn IS there a student who doesnt take one last walk around the Common pass slowly reverently through the halls and reflect upon the great teams commemorated there, the historic scenes recorded that auditorium view the trophy cases and thunk of the ever Increasing glory of the school let his mind wander to some of the momentous occasions he has helped create within these respected walls ls there a student upon sharing the rich tradition and grandeur past and present that rs the worthy heritage of York Hugh not feel a sense of pride In claiming this as his school 168 in .. 0 . .. . , I ... , , ...ln I I r HEADLINE HAPPEN INGS The school year started wnth a bang as the York Hugh Bearcat football team showed that after a prolonged posntton of doormat under Eddie Waleskl they had what tt takes Rf the same tlme a record class of sophomores mvqded the halls of self we all nad a good study of what we were llke as greeners Followlng close on the heels of the sensatlonal football season ,Came the Frolnc Arabnan Nxghtmares York t-Hgh then was IH formed that at last one of her sons won all state recognition IU the prgskln selectlon Frenzted actlv lttes started before the recess for Chrrstmas vaca tlon and continued after the return Over the course of our absence from school handralls were erected along the lncllnes ln the front halls for the faculty members who had difficulty negotlatlng the architecture l9l It didnt take long for basketball fans around town to catch on to the fact that the Bearcat .lunlor Varszty basketball team was srngutarly sen satlonal when they dad the crowd was gathered and the gym rammed to wntness the contest alt the sophomores who lncked all comers The vqrsrty 1.3, A squad showed slmllarltres to the Katzenlammer Klds somettmes good other tlmes The hoop men really functroned In the second half and howl ln the meanttme the All School play Harriet productions for some time IH Bull Penn The music In the hugh school thls year lS not to be Ignored as the Orange and Blue came forth wlth unparalleled band orchestra and choruses Slnce the earllest dawn of c Jlllzatlon one of man s accompllshed arts has been swnmmtng Doubtless one day he went huntmg and fell unto the salty brine or otherwlse and splashed his way to shore He taught thls to has fellow tribes men and they passed lt on Whnle swlmmlng IS one of the flnest arts most places In York lt s far more than that lt s wrthout peer The Bearcats proved they have a rlght to be well represented as usual on the All American selection lust Wuth the end of the road loommg nearer each day the rate of actnvlty nncreased If such s possnbla Thats about the sum and substance of the story as York Hugh hut the headllnes 5' M I69 M ix it K1 A . - .,.,, . ,:,s on K in A sssr ss-rs E e William Penn. lf the best is man him- was presented, and proved to be one of the finest WJVV - . . 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' i ' 3 'uf ' V HOMECOMING L. is 92 1952 An elaborate series of events was planned to highlight the Homecoming Weekend for the most especially honored the alumni of the present William Penn building who graduated ID l927 twenty tive years ago, as the first class to be graduated from the new building The festivities planned far in advance, opened with a big assembly at which the whole school was present on Friday The first part of the assembly program featured members of the Class of 27 who entertained nn various ways After a dissertation on some of the wonder teams of the past in comparison with the 52 edition of the Bearcats, the audience was taken on a musical review of the past twenty tive years The pep rally segment of the program featured the inimitable York High cheerleaders who gave CROWNING OF QUEEN Left to Right Donna Springer Deborah Kuester Barbara Brant Jen Mackey Harriet Snyder Barbara Peterson Mary Ellen Wise Carolyn Cohen Anna Lee Dellmger and Barbara Baumelster I7 i 3 Q 7 T , 1 f 4 ' I gf p ' 4 ll N L t' 'n l 7 sensational team in the history of York High and of William Penn. The third annual homecoming O 'lr QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS Left to Right Jen Mackey Harrie! Snyder Barbara Peterson Preseniahon of Flowers Po Vlslhng Team X. Xxx ,V X X .Q R A. ' X 4, I :A X 'xl ' 4 X A X .1 - ' Q f 5 1 J xx 9 X! Z, 'Jin X X 9 6 :Q 'X I X t 9 X- Q ,Q r Q 9 5, a f fy 'X A . X 171 1 Wednesday before school dlsmlssed for the holsday the afternoon was devoted to a large scale pep rally The enture student body managed to squeeze Into the audrtorlum Thus was the first assembly called for the express purpose of holding a pep meeting While the students enloyed an after noon away from class and appreciated the fine efforts of the renowned York Hugh Band they proved that Wllllam Penn students needed no urglng to become enthuslastuc In the most remarkable year In football at the alma mater More than one fauthful Bearcats fan mlssed turkey on Thanksguvmg Day to llne up at the ticket booths at the Meadow long before the gates opened Other followers watched the Homecoming Parade that marched through town and down to the field The floats were masterpneces and 'TEl',Tf'sw .5532 M. ff! nl B R KATS ss-.. I l72 I g' fe X . . . . 2 Q g , 5 . ly ff! J, In . 1 . 1 ,. IIN , I I JI, I IN , o In ,nv-HI, v 1 4 Q ,ffl E A , 'Z' 1 , . - 1 I ' F' ax : Af V ' A lf. I, 17,1 ati .y - ' '-1 , gi! Y ' 'l, Y L A 1 gyhi' ' l l ' -X t if X , g X , I m !. - 1 Q J 9 j f ' Q ff l f R. . . ,ff . l X f . ,qty ? XX X the whole procession contributed nobly to the festivities of the occasion. The Battle of the Roses always held special significance in the athletic schedule at York High, but this game meant much more than the 40th renewal of the classic, this time the championship of the Central Penn League was at stake .... The two teams that had been doormats for the league longer than anyone cared to remember emerged as the monarchs. Lancaster was the dark horse in the race all aong, but York, again under Eddie Waleski who ushered in an earlier golden age in the sport at York High, was the Cinderella team that came from the absolute bottom of the league, last place, to the contention for the title. The York High Band, under the leadership of Elwood Sprigle, presented a resume of their drills throughout the season in coordination with the previous eight wins and one setback registered by the Bearcats. York High either had to win or tie to take the championship, Lancaster required a decisive decision, that being a win. The game started with both teams displaying strength in various departments. Especi- ally noteworthy throughout the game was the bril- liant defense put up by the York team which stalled Lancaster four times on goal line stands. ln the first half Larry Brown, for Lancaster, and Consie Moore racked up touchdowns for their teams. The half time tie, usually a good omen, failed to work in York's favor when Don Shelton scored the game winning goal for the Red Tornadoes in the second half. The Bearcats were known to make last minute game sav- ing plays before and the fans didn't realize until the gun went off that ended the game that the Wil- liam Penn pigskin warriors were outscored . . . but not outfought. The story of the 1952 Bearcats is one of a team, under Eddie Waleski and his fine staff of coaches, coming from complete oblivion to heights never before achieved by a preceding team in con- ference play. On this note the Homecoming Week celebrations were completed as the York High Band marched back to the school from Meadow Field, the scene of many notable Orange and Blue victories and the backdrop of many more yet to come. Players Leaving Field l 73 LEADERS TGMORROW STUDENT TEACHERS First Row, Seated Left to Right Joe Plcrokowslu, Joshua Harrington, Alfred Billet Leon Davidhelser, Bernard Cortese Second Schwerlng, Merlin Teed, John Voght Dr Franklin Miller Absent when picture was taken Mrs Martha Sarantopoulos Program ow-.ng s.i.q.fm lkvohons sum 0. nt. mg. sm sp. omfmgf Mind Chorus . Penn Chonu M Q vm Mlfe Ilge l 11 emi..-gf lmrodumon William Penn Onhnlu Amuwncomenh William Penn Ordunin v g an wnnm mm min same amm- n u mm nglod Banner' T A. lnllud Nulnmil v -.aw 4 in wmv Dr E A Glhihlhr haw- v. 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A ' X H7 Ill Iv ,U , W X W m ow mm' A L in In V ,u - no ' l I In Ill 4 ,,, in - , in ' use 1- -1 I ' , ' .Z .. .U , L t.. - -- 1 l 'M p,i,,d,,.i ' van.. ul., us lib' Cul-F N ,,, In . l ' Ulwnuu III I . ' ill 'nu .T wma H A ' M . nl w ' ' 1 l U , X ' IS1 , 1 in , In M. -V U , 11- , U H A. ,. 1 l A 'I' M . .. L N. ' , ' 1 ' ' ss ni ' xl n Il n ' . ' I ' ll ul r v n in mn r 1 u l ' A I I nl 1 ' ' ul a v is A I 4 1 u nl ' I N I 5 I9 ll ' ' ' ii D - - l I1 ll llll 1 ,. Q M DH , ' vol n mu 1 9 W U E M ' ' 1 Q .Gu.... ,..... . ., ...... ,H l.. . .. nm . , , .Q E . .,,Mm.. ,.. . , H , M, J 1 HOMIE TOWN HOOFI-IRS Promnnent York Hugh dance bond the Sunhght Serencders The Social Commuttee provudes decor deluxe The students supply the rest Intermnssnon Soft sweet and gentle 17 I955 FROLIC l Rift l76 The 1952 Frolic, Arabian Nightmares, was presented on the evenings of December 4, 5 and 6 in the high school auditorium. The show, en- tirely written and produced as well as directed by students, took place in Arabia where the mysterious element PU38 was discovered. There was a great rush by all the leading world powers, as well as some of the more obscure countries, to claim the strange mineral which affected difterent people in difterent and peculiar ways. The script was prepared by Richard Geiselman, Maynard Hodgson and Jane Thornton. The leads 1 . g I were filled by Dick Geiselman, Mike Israel, May- nard Hodgson, Frank Hershner, Alfred Bailey, Carolyn Cohen, Annalee Dellinger. Student direc- tor William Vandenberg was assisted in his chores by Barbara Peterson. Philip Fink was in charge of the special Frolic Orchestra with John Heilig as music chairman and pianist. Production staff mem- bers were Linda Gerber, Pat Doll, Helen Herr, ARABIAN NIGHTMARES Janet Grim, Mary Ann Dowling and .lack Stultz. Although the plot was often obscured, the comedy and action of Arabian Nightmares ran high. l77 X ta I 'MX fi- ,HAV X K F lm.. X ., -.atvkx ' R K ' -- K K s '62 2 rr Early Greek Theatre and Medea . X it 3. l,,. 'vc : - .Qng0Wif ' s Q , I i -.Y , ,V ,- . I he, 'lit' r- U Q its.. DRAMATIS At York High there are unlimited opportunities for future dramatists to try their hands at the old and noble art. ln the earlier days of the school the literary societies encouraged the dramatic arts. As the years progressed the National Thespian Honor Society was organized and a chapter came to York High. ln the course of a school career at William Penn, the student, if he is willing, comes in con- Casl for original musical comedy, Junior Talent Show Q 178 PERSONAE Mirror For Man tact with the various forms of theatre that have appeared since the start of recorded time or his- tory. It is possible to participate in or view the ancient Greek style of drama, the English Miracle plays, drama, musical comedy and the many other forms of the legitimate theatre. York High is also the proving grounds for the Thespians of Tomorrow. Legitimate Drama Musical Comedy Shakespearean Theatre 179 K yi ,, :f,,., ix ,J ,ll 'f,NXx L I VI XX Q- 'H 'nf f,'.Nw , N... ff' x fi L 51 Q. 4.30 x 01. .fy 4 v QQ f K s 04,05 s uns ,, A 1 I, nqr 1.1 X 115-lyvlntff slfl iff! ,- '-'-xxi .047 s N 5 -14' X , X ,XX I, AQTEEQS X rw, ,MM QEQFUW' ' A-Q -v A - Q,.w'3aQi3gf :,. - , . I .:j'-YQ: -Lzxfz-.Q L , 1- -EQQUSE'-QQ Q., ' ff i'g'u . EQXXQKBSQA Ang X - -.V-1 , M g,E11Q-fats. iz x1!:1.X:hf,? K-X x., C f' N C32 Syl' V xv , . R XLT' PIXILATED PERSONALITIES STRENGTH OF KNOWLEDGE! ASK ffa 5 x F071 1 l 14 l X Z 1 2 gf! 180 5 , fl E N, 315 I Xxx 4- K , XX I . -? KX E , E K , E - ,Aj V ,f, !?fj i?Qa ' QE f fE2i'5i EEEEE E E f E , f 4 ,E 'EJ J A - X J . X - I , X PERSONALITIES PIXILATED PERSONALITIES CAN BECOME PRESIDENTSI NN 'XX ww 1 5,-Q 'QT f We '! THE BUMPY ROAD TO EDUCATION 9 W L Ae- 5 ,W' - ,J fl Aix- 'E N Vfybgfv :gurl . K MQ '.:, 'V K gy -f 'K 5 , 4 if EEE E 5 as . xx X 'l J f Z w ' ' 4 wh X jf S XX N N NN 1 I X X X 4 A ff' E 5 X 5 . ' X W , L., ,. kg 181 RADIO SCRIPT Sitting: Richard Geiselman. Standing: Mary lou Conroy, Joan Feldman, Virginia Kluss- man, Cynthia Stauffer, Pat Doll, Lillian Kurlansik, Donna Springer. Absent when picture was taken: Jane Thornton, Larry Shaffer, Rodney Berkley. xg? fg E , L f 2- rlh iv 3 ' I ' T I 'mem .QQ W, , ,f at ,ssslll ff: ...yep .anvil A+ lilly X--, 4 S .X FROLIC SCRIPT COMMITTEE 7 Q Left to Right: Richard Geiselman, Jane Thornlon and Maynard Hodgson 7 fi, f 7 gg: ff 'i:A15,: Q QW' I - S H ' ,.,. ,gfl..,..i-..+,,? JUNIOR TALENT snow COMMITTEE 5 ,ge y g k ' w Left to Right, Seated: Donna Springer, i ..:A fr 1'-, Linda Gerber. Standing: Richard Geisel- f -Y if , nn V . man, Alfred Bailey. V - S.. ' Ani T: . T it eiee T ' I , ji . X: . , , X 'Sl COMMENCEMENT SCRIPT COMMITTEE Left to Right, Seated: Sidnie McGurk, Sally Ann Masten, Eva Lawrence. Standing: Richard Geiselman, Rodney Burkley. SENIOR HOME ROOMS HOME ROOM 9 lSec 'll Flrst Row Left to Right Theodore Yohe Ronald Sheller Gerald Mlller Duane Spangler Rodney Weaver Wayne Beck Shermeyer Charles Swartz James Kohler Ronald Shlrey Samuel Blckel John Mann Glenn Fauth Donald Kerrlgan Chester Lutz Garrle Andrews John Duncan Clalr Wentz Wayne Reich Absent Donald Bupp Robert latchaw Kenneth Pfaltzgraff Wllllam Potts Ronald Lau HOME ROOM 9 lSec 2l First Row Left to Right Nevm Lutz Charles Smlth Gary Inners John Thatcher George Michaels Robert Splckler Glenn Almoney Byron Lapham Norman Leppo Second Row Harold Muller Charles Hertel Gary Green Donald Monroe Ronald Glass Carroll Beaver Lester Inners Walter Durgun Robert Rauhauser Thlrd Row Danrel Smnth Byron Klse Jack llnk Cletus Arnold Clalr Sterner Walter Everhart Marvln Glbble Wlllldm Shaffer lee Wagner Kung Westerhold Dean Keener 183 ,, Tl' ll Lal U i ' xl M .w s N' 1 1 ' j l -1 A . ,' 1 1 1 to 5. . J I A 7 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 Raymond Eckert, Lloyd Beaverson, Marlyn Trout, Donald Lau, Fred Lichty. Second Row: Russel Fritz, Eugene Lease, Harry I I I . I . I I I . I r I 1 1 - 5 1 I 1 1 - ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 HOME ROOM 103 First Row Lett to Right Harold Smith Mike Steward Willie Way James Matson Donald Schrom Paul Edwards Frank Benedict Marlin Holtzapple Second Row Larry Hell Ronald Smith Richard Kuhn Robert Myers Robert Attig James miller Clarence Laws Robert Lelphart HOME ROOM 104 First Row Left to Right Myron Bird Charles Lauer Donald Althott Philip Kessler Lorenza Ellis Kenneth Smith Ronald Carr Second Row William Erbe Larry Pike Eugene Palmer John Steed David Small William Klunedinst Reed Prowell Third Row Edward Lanlus Boyce Hellman Rodney Waltermyer Harry Densel Dean Tenms Rodney Shefter l84 McCoy, Jim Gladfelter. Third Row: John Connelly, Fred Drescher, Carl Lehman, Charles Warner, Niles Ehrhart, Jim Wine- HOME ROOM 105 Flrst Row Left to Rsght Larry Snyder Donald Moore Stanley Hoffman Don Fltz Barry Ashway Paul Huzzard Larry Shaffer Sudney Knee Ralph Shafer Second Row Henry Anstadt Bradley Myers Larry Klmg Robert Wetzel Frank Tortorucu James Lambert Russel Potter Steward Cramer Ronald Enchelberger Rodney Raver Ronald Bowers Jonathan Mmmck Thlrd Row Robert Hobaugh Wllllam Klmefelter Carl Shellenberger Leroy Brenner Clalr Lau Guss Pappas HOME ROOM 108 Flrst Row Left to Rrght Joe Klrne Richard Moore Richard Hummel John Erney Phrllp Rhoads Russel Leonard Second Row Fred Trax Dwight Gladfelter Rodney Neuman Thomas Wlnemlller Robert Rhme George Wllllams Melvln Heap Thlrd Row Leonard Smlth Richard Ott Adolph Seldenstrtcker Frank Hershner Jerry Taylor 185 . I . : I I I . I I I , I , . Z , , . , , . .' I I I . , I I . . I . 1 I . . . I I I . I I Robert Butts, Curtis Glatfelter, John Nlesley, Gary Strayer, Cosimo Sciortino. . I . z . I . I . ' I . . I I : I . I . I . . I . I . . I . ' . : . ' . I . . I I l HOME ROOM 109 Flrst Row Left to Right Raymond Stlne Joe Delaplane Ellsworth Krssmger Albert Coval Don Snyder Stuart Platts Al Barley Ronald Leech Second Row Donald Muller Clark Mallard Charles Barley Donald Gifford EI: Enchelberger Ray mond Jacobs Frank Werner Milton Brown Wnllram Lyons Clyde Horner Flrst Row Left to Rlght Sylvia Colston Kathryn Switzer Kathryn Gaffney Srdnre McGurk Louise Slltzer Maxine Rowe Marlene Perez Maryellen Rhoades Second Row Frances Hnller Donna McGurk Mary Whrtmore Carolyn Lauer Ruth Stambaugh Gloria Krttrell Joanne Tarbert Ella Fay Barr Mary Helder Loma Martm Thurd Row Susue Keeney Paula Wrlllams Janus Taylor Barbara Shearer Sara Lucas Barbara Schubauer Lorrarne Sourbler Nancy Nelt Gladys Lerght Mary Jackson 186 ' , ' 1 ' , , ' ' , , , , , . 1 , , , 1 , - 1 1 , , - HOME ROOM IIB . I . z . ' . I , . . I . . I . I I ' : I I I I I I I I I ' : I , , , , . , 1 , HOME ROOM H9 Fursl Row Left lo Rlghl Delores Snyder Elame Rupperl Ollie May Sheffell Donna Welsh Gloria Muller Nancy Gol wall Shlrley Mulchell Second Row Carolyn Slambaugh Yvonne Trlmmer Sylvla Troul Palrlcla Sweeney Esler Ream Shirley Rulland Regma Esker Rulh Parr Carolyn Landmesser Eva Lawrence Third Row Carlyn Gilmore Rosemary Hal lmger Nancy lucas Nancy Jacobs Nancy Rahe Sandy Helder Ruth Chronlsler Ruth Erney Delores Bolllnger HOME ROOM 121 Flrsl Row Left lo Rlghl Vlrglma Meyers Helen Werlz Beverly Young Joan Kocher Joyce Hurt Lorma Raflensberger Second Row Nansle Grcssmger Shlrley Jones Lois Sarver Shlrley Wolf Janet Gnm Ann Goodlnng Ann Lankford San dra Smllh Palrlcua Cunningham Nancy Rudy Thlrd Row Norma Keesy Lavon Smllh Barbara Taughlnbaugh Rulh Ru! ter Shirley Hess Barbara Sexlon Joan Shaw Doneen Ellls Marllane Downing Joyce Allland Sandra Thomas l87 ' I . : I I I . I I I . , ' . 2 , ' , , , I , ' I I I ' : I - 1 , , , , 1 I - , 1 ' ' ' , , , , ' , : I I I I I ' I . I I - I I ' : I . I I I I I I I . I I ' HOME ROOM 123 Flrsl Row Left lo Rughl Shlrley Snyder Mary Lou Benfz Kay Bupp Barbara Baumensler Phyllis Slem Shirley Grlmm Delores Sayers Belly Smllh Second Row Gladys Hansen Dolly Sevel Palrlcra Donovan Annabelle Morrow Palrlcla Doll Charmaine Llchly June Malhlas JoAnn lelby .lulra Moore Third Row Susan Thomas Yvonne Henry Noreen Peggy Shaub Calherlne Berkhelmer HOME ROOM 150 Furs! Row left to Rlghl Mary Cushs Delores Avola Maman Muller Susan Walson Donna Rrddle Roberta Blymure Judnth Zuch Second Row Jo Ann Davnd Jean Sulherm Sylvia Smnlh Jane! Lark Marlorue Gerber Barbara Zepp Norma Jean Slrrckler Charlolle Seymore Thard Row Nancy McMurhe Margaret Cousler Carol Lelk Helen Shue Ursula Hall Helen Herr Marne Warehlme Claudelle Griffin Barbara Roth l88 Walters, Colleen Wallick, Susan Sellers, Shelia Hibner, Gloria Smilh, Henriella Knokey. Absenl: Nancy Kindig, Jane Lewis, . I ' : ' I I U . I I ' I A I ' : I I I I I I , . I , , 1 r r , , . - HOME ROOM 151 Furs! Row Left to Rlght .lulla Vansdale Ann Lee Delllnger .len Mackey Elarne Stllzel Holly Hildebrand Harriet Snyder lrns Frederick Charmame Genlzler Donna Oller Joalto Daniels Nma Day Second Row Vlctorla SCIOHIDO Shirley Muller Sylvva Sechrust Pat Heath Marlene Krout Sandy Slpe Glorua Rudlslll Nancy Srpe Lois Nlederhauser Charlotte Druck HOME ROOM 153 Fnrst Row Left to Rnght Evelyn Sutherland Patrlcla Ann Brennan Sally Ann Masten Barbara Peterson Mary Jane Sheetz Shurley Krouse Joanne Dlelz June Grlmm Marcia Joynt Lots Snook Bonnie Rhine Second Row Kay Myers Barbara Brandt Peggy Shultz Ann Mann Nancy Landis Betty Godfrey Peggy Schldlng Sally Bauman linda Gerber Sara Jones Pat Keehn Pat Crawford Agnes Perrin Allcra Hutton 189 , I . Z . I . I I . . I . ' . , . . I . I ' . , . A z . . . . I . . ' . . I , ' . ' . . . V . I . . I , Audrey Kohr, Donna DehoH, Lena Card, Gloria Bacon. I I D : I I D I I I I . I . I . I . I . I . . 1 : I I l I . I I . . I I . I I I I I I I ' ' HOME ROOM 155 Flrst Row Left to Right Wllllam Becker George Bell Ronald Goree Gerry Zeager Davrd Grayblll Alvrn Hollander Kay Oller Frederlck Stabley Charles Mekeel Second Row Muchael Israel Donald Harrls Robert Everhart Wlllnam Von Schllchten Wllllam Staub Dale Brrllhart Henry Verbeeck Jack Smith Raymond Metzel Isaac Way Angelo Gurreru HOME ROOM 160 Schaetier Jacqueline Babner Barbara Barrlck Patrlcna Drftendarfer Ruth Muller Shnrley Deveney Ester Walters Second Row Ruby Wrlght Barbara Mowery Loulse McCauslm Norma Jean Lehman Shlrley Stump! Mary Ann Dowlmg Barbara Paules Joanne Anderson Jackle Evans Janet Fry Shirley Plttmger Nancy Barnhart Barbara Albert Ferne Barkdoll 190 First Row, Left to Right: Mary Ellen Wise, Carol Johnson, Jean Holtzapple, Catherine Naylor, Joan Heath, Carolyn I I I I I ' I I I I I ' HOME ROOM 206 First Row left to Right Shonna Becker Florence Beck Marian Chronlster Donalene Hoffnagle Gerry Sfambaugh Peggy Uffelman Maruan Quuckel Second Row Janlce Grave Almarne Smallwood Nancy SheHer Ednh Bulk Pal Brown Shirley Emng None Updegraff Rosemane Forte HOME ROOM 221 Furs! Row Left lo Right Phll Frnk Ted Grolhe Wllllam Mundls Carl Sfambaugh George Welsh Gary Eyler Dean Glal feller Don Gross Harold Slambaugh Ronald Bahn Second Row John Parker Bob Lease Jlm Musser Jay Nace John Fields David Shoff Bruce Sherberger Richard Connalella Bob Sanders Gerald Crlswell Charles Tyson Ronald Beck myer Harold Lehman l9l 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 - 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 - 1 2 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , . HOME ROOM 223 Furs? Row Left to Rlghl Jack Smrlh Gerald Rohrbaugh Bernard Elluoll Edward Spangler Donald Slybaugh Carl Richard George Wlll Tyrell Tread Second Row Wulluam Lelpharl Shirley Zuck Jane! Sprenkle James Knokey Evelyn Slarner Lela Scrllfleld Pamela Jones Dale Tnmmer Third Row Charles Flelgle Donald Markel Raymond Remdollar Wnllram Kucker Dale Smrlh Davld Sleeger Ruchard Derwller Sluarl Landls Harold Bender 3- l92 I I I . I I . I I I ' I I ' Z . ' D I I I I I I I ' 1 ' I I I . I I . I I . I ' u , Il st' J A service of the York County Tuberculosis and Health Society to the seniors of the William Penn Senior High School is that of provid- ing for free chest x-rays. At right, John Connelly shows how it's done while, below, a flock of girls wonder what it's all about. This is one ofthe phases ofthe health program in the high school that also pro- vides a complete physical examination and a dental check-up for b every student while in high school. Q- , Us , sf ll, .w ,ll5I5f1iHEFtl t 'tt . itll 1 Get a DU PONT ANTI FREEZE s so QL Wa 7-anim 'E CIRTHERII 5Suf . ,E ' ,IL ,gs -' r , Xu QL N-in x v f +V Q-In '. XX N 'JL 0,,' and f' .zfffffS5225ff:ffi.f f55ffxffiffififlfliff . , ' -X, Eli w gq? if , m , E E - X T 1 N 4 f , I kgkl K W.. c-P' I ADVERTISING Y f PHOTOGRAPHICALLY o Candid Weddings o Formal Wedding Portraits 0 Yearbook Portrait Specials THE ALTLAND STUDIO 443 W. Market St. - York, Pa. Tel. 67-578 AMERICAN CHAIN 8. 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BELL'S LESTER g EALTOR 75Ol York Pa BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1953 HENRY M BLATNER f PHOTOGRAPHER Z? 4' 11 .E 153 East Market St York Pa X Phone 7173 At the Brownstone House 11 BOND SANITARY PRODUCTS COMPANY 540 East Market Street YORK PENNSYLVANIA The Home of Fme Photography BOSSHART SHEPP STUDIO 57 S Beaver Street Phone 571 8 Best Wishes to the future- forthe GRADUATES OF 1953 JR. non! , . fy 4 fff ' X711 A - , 4 f . f wi. f jz X xii A241 313 K 'TZWP .1 , . ' ' ELSE 2 Vg . , 27?QvTt1L ,wg l, V Z. -1 ,, ' il 1-4--.1 .: I IA ' ll - Qogds fyork P E S T C 0 N T R 0 L Fo Y HEALTH d COMFORT ce 1933 588 West Ma ket St eet D al Yo k 82 527 JOHN DAUBER Flowers For AII Occasions CAMPBELL CHAIN COMPANY TH YORK PENNSYLVANIA CARLS NEWS STAND The News Stand of Personal Service 536 South George Street YORK PENNSYLVANIA GIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS AS GIFTS Greeting Cards Smokers Articles SYLVANIA TELEVISION IMovle Clear! 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SON Sheet Metal Artisans Plumblng Heating Slate Roofing CONTRACTORS YORK PENNA LEINHARDT BROS York s Frlendly Furniture Store WMM Congratulatuons and the best of luck' We at Lornng are proud of the part we have had nn helplng to make your classbook a permanent reminder of your school years recording with photographs one of the happlest and most excltlng times of your Intel We hope that lust as you have chosen us as your class photographer you wlll contrnue to thunk of Lorlng Studios when you waht photographs to help you remember other momentous days to come' When you choose Lonng portraits you are sure of the Gnest craftsmanshlp at the most moderate prlcesl NEW ENGLAND S LARGEST SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHERS Lum no ARCHIE K MAY The Jeweler 626 West Market Street YORK PENNSYLVANIA HICKEY FREEMAN SUITS are for Particular Men MCFALL S I8 North George Street THE McKAY COMPANY Grantley Road Manufacturers of McKay Tire Chains McKay Automotive Chemicals McKay Commercial Cham McKay Welding Electrodes YORK, PA Let Us Serve You MELO CREAM DON UTS 600 602 South Queen Street PHONE 42219 I8 Years' Experience Makes The Difference 0 ll H I I ll ll MIKE'S NUT SHOP MINNICH'S PHARMACY L. 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