York Springs High School - Norad Yearbook (York Springs, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1955 volume:

ALMA MATER In the maple shaded village Near the pine tree grove, Proudly stands our Alma Mater 'Round with mem'ries wove. Symbol of our growth and progress, We are proud of you. Let us march to greater heights For the Orange and Blue. Hail, dear old York Springs High, We will praise your name. Each loyal son and daughter Glories in your fame. On to victory! Raise the standard We will fight for you. Spirit that will ne'er say die. For the Orange and Blue. Published by NORTH ADAMS JOINT HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1955 YORK SPRINGS, PA. DEDICATION We, the class of 1955, wish to sincerely dedicate our yearbook to Dale Roth whose interest, untiring service and unsurmountable efforts have been aimed toward improving student welfare and advancing our learning. Bernard D. Hughes Supervising Principal I appreciate the opportunity that God has given me to have in some small way played a part in the suc- cess of the class of 1955. In my experiences with these future American citizens is a crite- rion to judge the United States of America of tomorrow, then I say, America will be in good hands. May God grant each of you a happy and successful life. Amos D. Meyers Administrative Assistant Head Teacher Dear Class of '55: Someone has wisely said that the mark of an educated person is not that he has completed high school or college, but that he never ceases learning. We congratulate you upon the achievement of this important milestone in your education and hope that you will take advantage of future opportunities which will help you grow in wisdom and understanding. Cordially yours, 4 First Row: Glenn Wonders; Preston Zerbe, Secretary; Paul Lehman, Treasurer; Paul Brough, President; William Lott, Vice President; Harry Guise; M. S. Hershey. Second Row: William Shook; Ralph Tyson; Lloyd Keefer; Roy Anderson; Lee McCauslin; Ervin Harbold; Ivan Taylor. 5 Charles Kennedy, B.S., M.S. Science 12th Grade Sponsor Kathryn O'Boyle, B.S. Music Alfred Billett, B.S. Health, Physical Ed. 10th Grade Sponsor Rachael Heldt, B.S Art FACULTY Gloria Love, B.S. Home Economics Glen Kemper 7-2 Grade Sponsor Industrial Arts Clyde Kennedy, B.S., M.S History Social Studies Math 9th Grade Sponsor Virginia Smith, B.S. English 8-2 Grade Sponsor Richard Watkins, B.S. Driver Education r Lorraine Rarick, B.S. Bus. Education 11th Grade Sponsor Dale Roth, B.S. Music, Math 7-1 Grade Sponsor FACULTY Carroll Slothour, B.S. Vocational Agriculture 7 Lois Wantz, B.S. Science, Health Physical Education Eleanor Wolfinger, B.A. Languages History, Library 8-2 Grade Sponsor First Row: Nadine Hoak. Art Editor; Lucille Bubb, Typing Editor;Charles Koons. Editor;Marcia Brough. Liter- ary Editor; Marilyp Shank. Assistant Literary Editor. Second Row: Larry Sealover. Assistant Editor; Ronald Weigle. Sports Editor; Dean Hoffman. Assistant Typing Editor; William Guise. Business Manager; Robert Smith, Photography Editor. Lorraine Rarick, Adviser We, the class of 1955, wish to thank Lorraine Rarick for the time and effort she has put forth to help us make this yearbook a success. NORAD STAFF I Dec.28,1937 GERALD LEE ANDERSON Agriculture Jerry Phooey Choru' 2,3,4; Basketball 1-4; Athletic Club 1; History Club 2; F.F.A. 2,3,4; Student Council Plays 2,3. A Happy go lucky fellow . . . mischievous . . . has a yen for hot rods and girls . . . big tease . . . likes horseback riding. Aug. 2. 1937 FERN IRENE BOSSERMAN Academk Fern Swallow it now, chew it later. Chorus 1-4; Band 1,2,3; History Club 1,2; Tri-Hi Y 3,4. Never seems to have a worry . . . can be seei riding in a blue Studebaker from Gettysburg . . favorite song is Joey . . . lots of fun. May27,1937 MARCIA MAE BROUGH Commercial Marcy Something like that Chorus2,3,4; Band 1-4; Softball 3; Basketball 1-4; History Club 1,2,4; Photography Club Secretary 3; Junior Play; Student Council 1-4, Secretary 4; Norad Literary Editor; May Court Attendant 2; May Dance Queen 3. Hails from the country . . . likes green Chevy's . . . friendly . . . usually seen with Lucille. June 12. 1937 LUCILLE KAY BUBB Commercial Lucy How about that? Chorus 1-4; Music Club 1; History Club 2,4; Tri- Hi-Y Treasurer 3; Junior and Senior Plays; Norad Typing Editor. Never still a minute . . . likes West Virginia,. . . an easy person to strike up a conversation with. 10 DONNA JEAN July 28. 1938 CHRONISTER Commercial Donna Oil my Gosh Chorus 3,4; Band 3,4; Dramatic Club 1; Choral Club 2; F.H.A. 3,4, Vice Pres. 4; Senior Play. Shortest and youngest girl in the class . . . quite talkative . . . can’t seem to get along with the men in her life . . . dislikes show-offs. HAROLD HARLACHER Nov. 24, 1936 FAIR Commercial Johnny Doggone Chorus 1,3,4; Band 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Baseball 1-4; History Club 1; Athletic Club 2; Instrumental Club 3. Jolly red head . . . very nice personality . . . athletically inclined . . . and man, can he play that trombone! . . . blushes easily. April 7. 1936 BRYAN RICHARD GR1FFIE Agriculture Dick Nuts Baseball 1-4; Athletic Club 1; F.F.A. 2,3,4, Treas- urer 2; Junior and Senior Plays. Quick temper. . . dislikes girls??? . . . has sandy brown hair . . . he'll do your farming for you . . . likeable. Sept. 13,1937 WILLIAM EDWARD GUISE Academic ' Mike ‘ I don’t know Basebal 1-4; Class Treasurer 1-4; Basketbal 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Band 1-4; History Club Treasurer l; Athletic Club 2; Instrumental Club 3; Band Club 4; Junior and Senior Plays; Student Council Plays 2,3; Norad Business Manager. Good natured . . . easy to get along with . . . handsome . . . seen heading for Latimore ... a friend to the end??? Sept. 23. 1937 DELORES ANN GROUP Commercial Dobbins So it is Chorus 1-4; Band 2-4; Dramatic Club 1; Choral Club 2; History Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y Pres. 4. Friendly and full of fun. . .has a double . . . very musically inclined . . . neat . . . does anyone want his hair set? Sept. 23. 1937 DORIS JEAN GROUP Commercial Sis Good Night!” Chorus 1-4; Band 2-4; Dramatic Club 1; Choral Club 2; History Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Junior Play. Quieter than her sister . . . blushes easily . . . sings on the radio. . . hates to cook . . . nice dispo- sition. Dec. 29. 1936 LAURA ALICE GUISE Commercial Lafd My Gosh!” History Club 1.2.4; Photography Club 3; Basket- ball 1-3. Usually seen reading a good book ... on the bashful side. . . a friend to everyone. . . left-hand- ed softball player. Dec. 29. 1936 LOLA JEAN GUISE Commercial Load My Cow' History Club 1.2,4. Photography Club 3. Basket- ball 1-3; Basketball Manager 4. Never still or quiet a minute . . . good natured . . . no men in her life ... yet . . . tomboy and proud of it. 12 - L Aug. 23. 1937 JAY ROBERT HARBOLD Agriculture Bolt No Kidding! F.F.A. Club 2,3.4. Club Pres. 4; Baseball 1,2.4; Basketball 1-4; Athletic Club 1,2. Oh! the mischief in that boy's eyes . . . likes to cowboy . . . wears a crewcut . . . just loved to study! July 8. 1937 NADINE AQUILLA HOA K Commercial ” Nadine Oh, Honest! Arts and Crafts Club 1; Language Club 2; Com- mercial Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y Club Chaplain 4; Class Secretary 2; Safety Patrol 3; Norad Art Editor. Likes to travel . . . talking is her pastime . . . reads a lot of books . . . dislikes fingernail biting. Dec. 31. 1937 DEAN R. HOFFMAN Commercial Hoffy I'll be doggone! Chorus 1-4; Band 1-4. History Club 1.4. Club Treasurer 4; Instrumental Club 2,3; Junior and Senior Plays; Student Council Play 2,3; Hall Patrol 1-3; Norad Assistant Typing Editor. Easy to get along with . . . plays a mella phone . . . drives a '52 Plymouth . . . likes a lot of fun . . . girls??? ft A Dec. 16, 1937 CHARLES ROSS KOONS Academic Tod Aw! Chorus 1-4; Band 1-4; History Club 1,4. Club Pres. 4; Athletic Club; Instrumental Club 3; Student Council 1-4. Vice Pres. 3. Pres. 4; Class President 1-4; Basketball 1-4. Senior Play; Student Council Play 3; Norad Editor. Tall, light and good looking . . . kind of quiet at times . . . skoots around in the Ark . . . dresses well. . Nov. 5. 1937 ALICE MARIE KRYSHER Commercial Alice Oh! Beans Language Club2; Commercial Club 3; Citizen of Bragtown . . . usually seen with Phyllis . . . never has much to say . . . boys in her life??? Oct. 3. 1937 LEODA ZOE LONG Commercial Oddie Well, if I live and breathe F.H.A. Club 1-4. Gay and full of fun. . . does anyone want to give her 20 lbs? . . . nice personality . . . dislikes grumpy people. MERVIN LEROY April 11, 1938 MASEMER Agriculture Sonny Aw! F.F.A. Club 1-4, Club Reporter 2, Club Secretary 4; Athletic Club 2; Junior and Senior Plays. Bashful . . . comes from out Latimore way . . . good looking . . . likes baseball . . . can’t stand jazzy music. PHYLLIS CLAUDETTE Feb. 14, 1936 McCAULEY Commercial Phyl Gee Whiz Commercial Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y Club 4. Blushes easily . . .came from Boiling Springs . . . not very talkative . . . her hair surely is blonde! 14 LORAINE GLENNA Sept. 30, 1937 MYERS Commercial Renie Aw I don't know how. History Club 1; Commercial Club 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Junior Play; Chorus 1,4. Lives up Idaville way . . .gets excited quickly . . . has a certain interest in Texas. lec. 28, 1936 BETTY LOUISE RILEY Commercial Boots” Holy Heck F.H.A.Club 1-4, Club Vice Pres. 3; Safety Patrol I -4, Secretary 2. A blond-haired, blue-eyed lass . . . hails from he country . . . particularly interested in hillbilly nusic . . . seldom seen with boys. LARRY GOUCHNAUER July 4, 1937 SEALOVER Academic Seeds Oh my Gosh Basketball Manager, Band 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Stu- dent Council Play 2,3; Junior and Senior Plays; His- tory Club 1,2,4, Vice Pres.4; Student Council 3, Vice Pres. 4; Norad Assistant Editor. Enjoys eating . . . likes horses . . . hates hillbilly music. Aug. 20,1936 MARILYN AILEEN SHANK Academic Kitten Oh my word! Chorus 1-4; Band 1-4; Basketball 1-3; Cheerleader 4; Class Secretary 3,4; Student Council 2; History Club Secretary 1,2; Journalism Club 3; Junior and Senior Plays; Student Council Play2; Norad Assistant Literary Editor. Usually seen around Gettysburg. . . Pleasing per- sonality . . .has a great interest in the navy . . . likes to dance. 15 July 4. 1936 DORIS LOUISE SMITH Commercial Dottie My Word History Club 1; Language Club 2; Commercial Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y Club 4. Quiet but friendly . . . going steady . . . very ar- tistic . . .she'll make a good housekeeper . . . will- ing to try. Sept. 10. 1937 ROBERT LYNN SMITH Academk Smitty Get out of here!’ Athletic Club 1; History Club 2.4; Photograph) Club Pres. 3; Student Council 3; Senior Play; Bas- ketball Manager 2.3; Norad Photography Editor. Has a temper . . . always prepared for a good ar- gument. . . likes to take pictures. . . dislikes girls? ?1 June 26, 1937 JEAN ARLENE SPERTZEL Commercial Jeanne Oh. Brother! Chorus 2.3,4; Band 1-4; History Club 1-3; Band Club 4; Student Council 3; Basketball 1 -4; May Court Attendant; Junior and Senior Plays. Going steady . . .likes basketball. . . cartroubles . . . not talkative unless angry. . . choicy about food. Sept. 16. 1936 MILDRED IRENE TATE Commercial Millie You gonna show me how? Chorus 4; History Club 1; Commercial Club 2.3; Tri-Hi-Y Vice Pres. 4; Student Council 4; Senior Play; May Court Attendant 3. Good natured . . . seen with Loraine . . . usually something exciting happening to her. . . likes the Navy. July 16. 1937 ROBERT GILBERT TATE Academic Bob Yeah Sports Club 1,2; Tennis Club 3; History Club 4; Baseball 1,2. Someone seldom heard . . . usually seen with Smitty . . . likes baseball. . .drives a Plymouth . . . bashful. . Feb. 4. 1937 WILLIAM H. TAYLOR Commercial Willie You know it! Chorus 1-4; Band 1-4; History Club 1,4; Athletic Club 2; Tennis Club 3; Basketball 1-4; Junior and Senior Plays; Student Council Play 3. The class' tallest male . . . lover boy ... oh! that permanent wave. . . what a beating that Dodge takes. March 7, 1937 RONALD G. WEIGLE Academic Gumshoe Why don't you? Chorus 1-4; Band 1-4; History Club 1; Athletic Club 2; Tennis Club 3; Band Club 4; Student Council 4; Class Vice Pres. 2,3; Baseball 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Junior and Senior Plays; Norad Sports Editor. Athletic . . . very musically inclined . . . pene- trating eyes . . . dislikes drivers who take their half out of the middle. Nov. 14. 1937 RUTH IRENE WOLFE Commercial ••Sue Good Grief! F.H.A. Club 1-4. Club Vice Pres. 2. Club Pres. 3,4; Basketball 1; Softball 1,2- Junior and Senior Plays; Student Council Play 3;School Cherry Pie and Apple Pan Dowdy Queen 2.3. 17 BEST PERSONALITY William Guise Marcia Brough MOST TALKATIVE Larry Sea lover Lucille Bubb WHO’S SHYEST Robert Tate Phyllis McCauley 18 19 SENIOR LOWDOWN Class Officers President - Charles Koons Vice President - Larry Sea lover Secretary - Marilyn Shank Treasurer - William Guise Class Motto The Road called Toil leads to the City called Success Class Flower Red Carnation Class Colors Royal Blue and White 20 CLASS WILL We, the graduating class of 1955 do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament, and thereby declare null and void any other will made by us at this time or any time before this. To the class of 1956, our ability to disagree with everything in our Senior year. To the class of 1957, the teachers that we leave behind. To the class of 1958, the studyhalls which we used to no avail. To the class of 1959, our ambition to do everything differently and succeed. To the class of I960, our ability to tire the teachers' patience. I, Jerry Anderson, will my cowboy outfit and driving ability to anyone who wants it. I, Fern Bosserman, will my love for clothes to Anna Mae Stambaugh. I, Marcia Brough, will my green eyes to Terry Starner to go with his red hair. I, Lucille Bubb, will my ability to move quickly to any slow moving person. I, Donna Chronister, will my smallness to Darlene Cromer. I, John Fair, will my teasing of girls to Earl Rhoads. I, Richard Griffie, will my devilishness to Larry Hess. I, Delores Group, will my ability to eat my lunch slowly to Louise Group. I, Doris Group, will my bashfulness to Joan Kline. I, Laura Guise, will my tallness to Shirley Davis. I, Lola Guise, will my clowning to Shirley Hankey. I, Mike Guise, will my ability to play drums to Bill Coulson. I, Bobbie Harbold, will my tight jeans to Margaret Miller. I. Nadine Hoak, will a bottle of glue to Beverly Riley so she can stick to one seat. I, Dean Hoffman, will my singing ability to Robert Megonnell. I, Todd Koons, will my love for Beef to Richard Rinehart. I, Alice Krysher.will my shyness around boys to Brenda Tanger, and make good use of it. I, Leoda Long, will my love for dogs to Harold Griffie. I, Mervin Masemer, will my long brown hair to Merle Rumsey. I, Phyllis McCauley, will to Chester Behney my will power to keep quiet. I, Loraine Myers, will my fantastic shorthand marks to Dorothy Riley. I, Betty Riley, will my natural curly hair to DorL Bream. I, Larry Sealover, will my place in Beef Kennedy's neart to Ronald Shank. I,. Marilyn Shank, will my ambitioi to Barry Zeigler. I, Doris Smith, will my drawing ability to Allen Bodkins. I, Robert Smith, will my scorekeeping ability to Richard Bonawitz. I, Jean Spertzel, will one of my blue eyes to Doris Bupp. I, Mildred Tate, will my acting ability to Nelson Asper. I, Robert Tate, will my physics book to John Marpoe. I, Bill Taylor, will my talent for playing musical instruments to Richard Decker. I, Ronald Weigle, will my trumpet playing ability to Leonard Lobaugh. I, Ruth Wolfe, will my love for East Berlin to the Basketball Teams. 22 � nmoun JUNIORS Edward Baker Marian Books Doris Bupp Ronald Chronister Richard Decker Robert Megonnell Margaret Miller Judith Mulkey Earl Rhoads Dorothy Riley 24 Charlotte Taylor Janet Toner Judith Weigle Valena Sheaffer SOPHOMORES Fern Arnsberger Nelson Asper Phyllis Bea verson Barbara Bobo Donna Brough Rhoda Brough John Cashman Nancy Deardorff Barbara Emlet Myrtle Fahnestock Beverly Feather Bernard Gardner Lester Griest Sarah Griest Louise Group Shirley Hankey Doris Heller Judith Johnson Jarius Kuntz Kenneth La Rue Ella Jean Lerew John Marpoe Virginia May Adeline Moritz Joanna Riley Richard Rinehan Merle Rumsey Janet Smith Donna Starner Eugene Thomas Faye Weigle Phyllis Yohn FRESHMEN Row 1: John Adams, Beuy Blevins, James Bosserman, Elaine Brough, Dale Bupp, James Cashman Darlene Darr Row 2: Nancy Davis. Shirley Davis, William Decker, Kay Delp, Rosalie Ensor, Garry Fasick, Hans Faust Row 3- Sylvia Fernbaugh, Mary Group. Parker Group, Eileen Heikes, Jean Hoffman, Russell Kniss, Anna Krysher Row 4- Aria Leh- man, Marlene Lerew, David Miller, James Miller, V’ilhelmina Miller. Catherine Myers. Ann Smith. Row 5: Helen Smith, Luther Spertzel, Brenda Tanger, Jean Tanner, Dean Tate, Ruthanna Trostle, Mary Weigle Row 6- William Weigle, Slater Wimer. Robert Wolfe, Robert Weidner, Jay Wonders. 26 EIGHTH GRADE Nola Adams, Martha Baker, Phyllis Baker, Dorothy Black, Richard Bonawitz, Velma Brough, Carole Chronister, Richard Chronister, William Coulson, Darlene Cromer, Marlene Cromer, Barbara Deardorff, Patricia Deardorff] Roger Emlet, DeanneGardner, Donna Gembe, Yolanda Golden, Stewart Griest, Harold Griffie, Gayle Gulden, Esther Harbold, Norman Herman, Jr., Carl Hikes, Janet Hinkle, Joan Kline, Dorothy Lerew, Grace May, Mary McCauslin, Patricia Miller, Ronald Miller, Eugene Reynolds, Linda Roth, Dorothy Smith, Anna Mae Stambaugh, Elmira Stam- baugh, Terrence Starner, Shirley Sterling, Richard Stoner, Marlin Tate, George Weigle, Nancy Weigle, Paul Weigle, Eugene Whistler, George Williams, Roy Williams, Betty Yeagy, Russell Yeagy, Barry Zeigler. 27 SEVENTH GRADE Alice Anderson, Betty Asper, Chester Behney, Gary Books, David Bosserman, Doris Bream, Shirley Davis, Carol Delp. Fred Ensor, Doris Faust, Emma Jane Feather, Howard Fleshman. Marian Gantz, Jeffrey Gardner, Vonda Helm, Nancy Hibner, Lois Hoffman, Karen Kennedy, Thomas Kernan, Carol Kuntz, Daniel LaRue, Joyce Lehman, Darlene Lerew, Leonard Lo- baugh, Jean McMillion, Lois Megonnell, William Miller, Carol E. Myers, Carrol A. Myers, Geraldine Myers, Judith Naugle, Richard Pechart, Shirley Pifer, Judith Pyle, Patricia Reynolds, Beverly Riley, Ronald Riley, Sharon Rochelle, William Shellehamer, Eugene Shelleman, Phyllis Snyder, Darlene Starner, Fred Starner, Carl Steager, Ronald Shank. Gene Tanger, Loretta Tanner. Lynn Tanner. Robert Thomas, Donald Toner, Grace Trostle, Dawn Wolfe, Ralph Yeagy. Absent: Ruth Hankey; Robert Weigle. 28 Ronald Weigle William Taylor Harold Fair Guard Center Forward SENIOR YORK SPRINGS BASKETBALL Boys York Springs 52 Manchester 69 York Springs 36 Fairfield 40 York Springs 34 Manchester 65 York Springs 33 East Berlin 39 York Springs 40 Quincy 41 York Springs 52 Boiling Springs 91 York Springs 73 Quincy Orphanages 45 York Springs 52 New Oxford 63 York Springs 48 Northern Joint 51 York Springs 63 Newville 44 York Springs 59 Northern Joint 61 York Springs 46 Biglerville 55 York Springs 56 Quincy Orphanages 45 York Springs 51 Littlestown 65 York Springs 48 Cumberland Valley 36 York Springs 57 Fairfield 54 York Springs 50 Alumni 49 York Springs 45 East Berlin 48 York Springs 58 Newport 71 York Springs 35 Boiling Springs 55 York Springs 54 Newville 35 York Springs 34 New Oxford 86 York Springs 53 Biglerville 59 York Springs 67 Quincy 52 York Springs 40 Littlestown 48 William Guise Guard Charles Koons Forward Marcia Brough Forward PLAYERS SCORES FOR 1954-1955 Girls York Springs 52 Quincy 30 York Springs 66 CXiincy Orphanage 14 York Springs 65 Quincy Orpnanage 20 York Springs 38 Alumnae 26 York Springs 19 Northern Joint 17 York Springs 42 Biglerville 43 York Springs 32 Fairfield 24 York Springs 28 Boiling Springs 14 York Springs 34 Newville 40 York Springs 31 Northern Joint 27 York Springs 21 Littlestown 45 York Springs 41 East Berlin 44 York Springs 38 New Oxford 46 York Springs 38 Quincy 21 Jean Spertzel Guard First Row: Earl Rhoads: Edward Baker; Ronald Weigle; John Fair; William Guise; Jerry Anderson; Robert Megonnell; Robert Harbold. Second Row: Glenn Kemper, Coach; Larry Sealover, Manager; James Miller; Merle Rumsey; Charles Koons; William Taylor; James Cashman; William Weigle; Allen Wonders; Alfred Billett, Assistant Coach. BASKETBALL First Row: Janet Golden; Donna Starner; Marcia Brough; Judy Weigle; Phyllis Yohn; Margaret Miller; Rhoda Brough. Second Row: Elaine Brough; Jean Spertzel; Rosalie En- sor; Lola Guise, Manager; Karol Hess; Lois Wantz, Coach; Ella Jean Lerew; Charlotte Taylor; Brenda Tanger. First Row: William Guise; Edward Baker; Robert Megonell; Ronald Weigle: Slater Winter. Second Row: Glen Kemper, Coach; James Cashman; John Fair; Charles Koons; Robert Weidner; Larry Hess; Eu- gene Thomas; RobertSmith, Manager; Alfred Billett, Assistant Coach. 1955 BASEBALL SCHEDULE April 19 Newville - York Springs H April 21 Littlestown - York Springs A April 26 Fairfield - York Springs H April 28 New Oxford - York Springs A May 3 Boiling Springs - York Springs A May 5 Biglerville - York Springs H May 10 East Berlin - York Springs A 33 Louise Group First RoW: Nancy Deardorff; Donna Brough; Rhoda Brough; Doris Heller; Richard Stoner; Earl Rhoads; Phyllis Yohn; William Taylor; William Guise; Doris Group; Marilyn Shank- Margare t_ Miller; MarianBooks; Judith Johnson; Charlotte Taylor; Carol Griest; Aria Leh- man; Ella Jean Lerew; Janet Golden; Shirley Hankey; Delores Group; Luther Spertzel; Jean Hoffman; Dale Roth, Director. Third Row; Elaine Brough; Ann Smith; Lena Fem- baugh; Kay Delp; Louise Group; Ronald Weigle; Charles Koons; Joanna Riley; Marcia Brough; Donna Chronister; Dorothy Lerew; Linda Roth. Fourth Row; Carl Hikes; Judith Weigle; Dean Hoffman; Larry Sealover; George Williams; Bernard Gardner; John Fair- William Weigle; Jay Allen Wonders; John Cashman. 35 SENIOR CHORUS First Row: John Cashman; Richard Rinehart; Gerald Anderson; Bernard Gardner; Ronald Weigle; Larry Sealover; Eugene Thomas; John Fair; CharlesKoons. Second Row: Beverly Feather; Donna Chronister; Louise Group; F.lla Jean Lerew; Rhoda Brough; Phyllis Yohn; Janet Golden; Charlotte Taylor; Carol Griest; Marian Books; Lena Fernbaugh; Doris Heller. Third Row: Donna Starner; Margaret Miller; Dorothy Riley; Valena Sheaffer; Judy Mulkey; Mary Klinger; Karol Hess; Judy Weigle; SaraGreist; Donna Brough; Nancy Deardorff; Fern Bosserman; Kathryn O'Boyle, Director. Fourth Row: Marilyn Shank; Marcia Brough; Lu- cille Bubb; Doris Group; Joanna Riley; Adeline Moritz; Dean Hoffman; William Taylor; William Guise; Jean Spertzel; Mildred Tate; Loraine Myers; Barbara Bobo; Delores Group. 36 JUNIOR CHORUS First Row: Gene Tanger; William Ingle; George Williams; Terence Starner; Barry Ziegler; Wil- liam Coulson; Richard Stoner; Luther Spertzel; Carl Hikes; Robert Weigle; Richard Chronister; Allen Bodkins; William Weigle. Second Row: Martha Baker; Gayle Gulden; Velma Brough; Esther Harbold; Marian Gantz; Kay Delp; Eileen Heikes; Shirley Davis; Carol Delp; Joyce Leh- man; Deanna Gardner; Joan Kline. Third Row; Nola Adams; Sylvia Fernbaugh; Helen Smith; Vonda Helm; Catherine Myers; MaryGroup; Betty Blevins; Barbara Deardorff; Ruth Hankey; Darlene Lerew; Karen Kennedy; Aria Lehman; Sharon Rochelle; Ann Smith; Lynn Tanner; Yolanda Golden; Judy Pyle; Kathryn O'Boyle, Director. Fourth Row; Alice Anderson; Jean Hoffman; Elaine Brough; Brenda Tanger; Patricia Deardorff; Janet Hinkle; Carol Myers; Elmira Stambaugh; Doris Faust; Lois Hoffman; Dorothy Lerew; Nancy Davis; Linda Roth; Anna Mae Stambaugh; Patricia Reynolds. 37 First Row: Judith Johnson; Phyllis Yohn; Margaret Miller; Marcia Brough, Secretary-Treasurer; Charles Koons, President; LarrySealover, Vice President; Mildred Tate; Patricia Deardorff; Judith Weigle. Second Row: Lorraine Rarick, Adviser; Faye Weigle; Nancy Davis; Helen Smith; Karen Kennedy; Lois Megonnell; Ann? Mae Stambaugh; Harold Griffie; Gary Books; Clyde Kennedy, Adviser. Third Row: Bernard Gardner; Earl Rhoads; Ronald Weigle; Ronald Chronister; Robert Megonnell; Kenneth LaRue; William Weigle; William Decker; Marlin Tate; Robert Weigle. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is composed of representatives from each class and is the governing body of York Springs High School. Each spring the Council sponsors a play, the proceeds from which are used to purchase useful articles for the school. Every year delegates attend the Pennsylvania State Student Council Convention. 38 BAND CLUB First Row: Dale Roth, Adviser; Rhoda Brough; Phyllis Yohn; William Guise; Janet Golden; Earl Rhoads; Donna Brough; Nancy Deardorff; Jean Spertzel. Second Row; Richard Stoner; John Cashman; Jay Allen Wonders; Luther Spertzel; John Fair; Ronald Weigle; George Williams; Bernard Gardner; Judith Weigle; Margaret Miller. First Row: JeanMcMillion; Darlene Starner; Elaine Brough; Kay Delp; Brenda Tanger; Shirley Davis; Carol Delp; Joyce Lehman; Deanne Gardner. Second Row: Phyllis Synder; Barbara Deardorff; Ruth Hankey; MarianGantz; EileenHeikes; Carol Myers; Darlene Lerew; Karen Ken- nedy; Aria Lehman; Sharon Rochelle. Third Row; Kathryn O'Boyle, Adviser; Patricia Deardorff; Carol A. Myers; Elmira Stambaugh; Janet Hinkle; Geraldine Myers; Mary Weigle; Vonda Helm. MUSIC CLUB F. F. A. Carroll Slothour, Adviser; David Miller, Vice President; Lester Griest, Treasurer; Gerald Anderson; Robert Harbold, President; Mervin Mase- mer, Secretary; James Cashman, Chaplain; Merle Rumsey.Sentinel. Second Row: Jay Allen Wonders; Jarious Kuntz; James Miller; Nelson Asper; Parker Group; Dale Bupp; James Bosserman; John Adams. Third Row: Richard Griffie; Robert Weidner; Robert Wolfe. First Row; William Shellehamer; Thomas Kernan; Howard Fleshman; Chester Behney; Roy Williams; David Bosserman; Ralph Yeagy; Robert Weigle, Vice President; William Miller, Sentinel. Second Row: Car- roll Slothour, Adviser; Robert Thomas; Daniel Lerew; George Weigle, Reporter; Ronald Riley; Fred Starner; Stewart Griest; Secretary; Jeffrey Gardner; Roger Emlet, Treasurer. Third Row: Richard Chronister, Pres- ident; Terence Starner; Allen Bodkins; Russell Yeagy; Leonard Lobaugh. JR. F. F. A. F. H. A. First Row: Grace May; Jean Hoffman; Martha Baker; Donna Gembe; Donna Chronister, Vice President; Ruth Wolfe, President; Phyllis Beaver- son, Treasurer; Anna Mae Stambaugh, Secretary; Alice Anderson; Carol Kuntz; Lynn Tanner. Second Row: Catherine Myers; Betty Blevins; Nancy Davis; Marlene Lerew; Rosalie Ensor; Mary Group; Marlene Cromer; Janet Smith; Myrtle Fahnestock; Ruthanna Trostle; Loretta Tanner. Third Row: Lois Megonnell; Adeline Moritz; Betty Riley; Leoda Long; Doris Smith; Darlene Cromer; Yolanda Golden; Carole Cronister; Mary McCauslin; Betty Yeagy; Gloria Love, Adviser. First Row; Loraine Myers; Doris Group; Nadine Hoak, Chaplain; Mil- dred Tate, Vice President; Delores Group, President; MaryKlinger, Secretary; Valena Sheaffer, Treasurer; Darlene Darr; Sylvia Fern- baugh. Second Row: Lorraine Rarick, Adviser; Shirley Davis; Phyllis McCauley; Wilhelmina Miller; Anna Krysher; Karol Hess; Judy Mul- key; Fern Bosserman; Barbara Emlet; Fern Arnsberger; Patricia Reynolds. TRI-HI-Y HISTORY CLUB First Row: Marcia Brough; Beverly Feather; Nancy Weigle; Velma Brough; Dean Hoffman; Charles Koons, President; Larry Sealover, Vice President; Marian Books, Secretary-Treasurer; Marilyn Shank, As- sistant Secretary-Treasurer; Dorothy Lerew; Lena Fernbaugh; Doris Heller. Second Row: Charlotte Taylor; Dorothy Riley; Ella Jean Lerew; Lola Guise; Lucille Bubb; Laura Guise; Gayle Gulden; Lois Hoffman; Esther Harbold; Helen Smith; Ann Smith; Jean Tanner; Judith John- son; Sara Griest; Faye Weigle; Shirley Hankey; Louise Group; Joanna Riley; Clyde Kennedy, Adviser. Third Row: Garry Fasick; Richard Rinehart; William Weigle; Ronald Chronister; Robert Megonnell; William Taylor; Robert Smith; Larry Hess; Kenneth LaRue; Marlin Tate; Carl Hikes. First Row: William Coulson; William Decker; Paul Weigel. Second Row; Harold Griffie; Edward Baker; Richard Decker; Alfred Billett, Adviser. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB JT CAST Ambrose Groves Bert Miller Sheriff Crandal Hoot Owl Pete Stinkweed Meade Dan'l Posei Nancy Martin Anne Martin Beth Malone Mrs. Sprool Lena Judge Stage Coach Drivers William Guise Dean Hoffman Ronald Weigle William Taylor Robert Smith Larry Sea lover Marilyn Shank Mildred Tate Jean Spertzel Lucille Biibb Ruth Wolfe Donna Chronister Charles Koons Richard Griffie Mervin Masemer 43 UNITED STATES ARMY The other day I picked up the telephone to make a call and I heard two woman talking. It was two girls with whom I went to school twenty years ago discussing what had hap- pened to the kids in the Class of '55. They said Jerry Anderson joined up with a rodeo that was in town and went out West. He'll break his neck one of these days. Fern Bosserman is a research technician atthe Rocke- feller Foundation in New York. I wonder what new antidote she'll discover next. I wish I were in Marcia Bourgh's shoes. She is in Ha- waii. She and her husband were sent there five years ago by the Civil Service. Lucille Bubb has been married for the pasttwenty years and lives in the West Virginia Hills. Did you see the four Hollidays of different sizes running around? Poor Donna Chronister married a boxer and she sure has a time making those two big boys of hers tow the line. Guess who I bought my new car from the other day? It was John Fair who is now president of General Motors here in town. . Richard Griffie and Mervin Masemer are large scale farmers. They each have about five farms and six kids. Did you see that Beauty Salon on West High Street in Idaville? Delores Group owns it and gives all the latest hair styles from Paris. I saw Doris Group and Laura Guise the other day. They each have two sets of twins. I wonder if that is becoming a family tradition. Didn't Lola Guise become slender? But then I guess she'd have to to become an airline hostess. Were you in Mike Guise's hotel yet? At long last he owns his own. It has twenty stories with a look-out top. Bobby Harbold went into the army when he graduated. He musthave liked it pretty well as he stayed in and can soon retire now. I heard that Nadine Hoak just came back from Africa where she has been a missionary for the past five years. I guess she is happy to be home. Dean Hoffman is a C.P.A. and has his own office in the Mutual Trust Company Building onNorth Boulevard in York Springs. I hear Tod Koons is with a Coast Guard Fleet on the Great Lakes. Nice exciting jobs. Think of all the fair dam- sels he gets to rescue. 44 PROPHECY Alice Krysher and Leoda Long are both secretaries in the Metropolitan Building down town. I hear they both have responsible positions and are doing quite well. I guess you know that Betty Riley is a seamstress in Bowmanfs Department Store. She alters clothes so that they flatter the feminine figure. Guess what! Larry Sealover and Bill Taylor are rivals for the best cattle and horse ranches in the state of Arizona. I hope it doesn't spoil the friendship they had while they were in high school. Marilyn Shank is teaching history in a little school near Bainbridge, Maryland. Her husband is still in the navy down there. Doris Smith was the first one in the class to get mar- ried. The lucky girl has had a content, secure life. Her hus- band is owner of a prosperous garage business. Your body will be in good hands when you die, Bob Smith will fix you up good as new, but he can't make your ticker run again. Jean Spertzel was a secretary for five years until her future husband got through college and out of the army. Now she is married and content just being a housewife. I went to the doctor's office in Idaville the other day and came face to face with Mildred Tate. She is a medical sec- retary. Of course, she married her boss. Robert Tate is working for the Super Jet Sales Company in Gardners. He said they have some snappy looking new 1975 models on display. Ronald Weigle followed in his father's footsteps and be- came an engineer. Just recently he has gone to Colorado to work. You know Ruth Wolfe has been working in the school cafeteria for the past several years. That's one place they need a good cook. Did you see that airplane flying over this morning? I'll bet Phyllis McCauley helped make that as she is working in an airplane factory. Loraine Myers has a day nursery in Idaville. I guess she has plenty of business with so many children these days. Well, I heard something about everyone that I was in- terested in so I hung up and left them finish their conversa- tion in private. 45 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Clair Smith Mr. and Mrs. Clair Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Claude Racer Mrs. Fianna Hoak Mrs. Susie He ikes Eleanor Wolfinger Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd F. Shank Mr. and Mrs. G. Clair Phillips, Jr. Janet Bittinger Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Masemer Helen G. Culp Mr. and Mrs. Robert Darone Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Sea lover Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Griest Mrs. Mildred Deardorff Mr. and Mrs. Paul Trump Mrs. Lillie Kemper Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Smith Catherine S. Bly Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Slothour Mr. and Mrs Paul Bubb Glenn W. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Decker Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wolf Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Trimmer Roy M. Bly Mrs. Anna Rhoads Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Ervin L. Harbold Mr. and Mrs. E. Ross Koons Dr. and Mrs. William Flickinger Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Johnson Kathryn O'Boyle Sweeney's Watch Repair York Springs Meat Market Lehman's Feed Mill Evans Brothers Ditzler's Furniture Store Golden Ridge Hatchery Kemper's Service Station Stough’s Atlantic Service Bob's Diner Delp's Store Dick Weigle's Hi-Lighters The Four Stars Don's Diner Lefever Brothers Chevrolet J. A. Smith and Co. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Prosser Walter O. Powell Mr. and Mrs. Clair L. Bowers Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Menger Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sheaffer Mr. and Mrs. Bernard D. Hughes Lorraine F. Rarick The Reverend and Mrs. Amos Meyers Mr. and Mrs. J. Andrew Martin Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bittinger Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Chronister Margaret L. Culp Mrs. Carrie Beamer Mr. and Mrs. John Wenk Susan Anna Behney Mr. and Mrs. Preston B. Zerbe Zeal H. Hinkle Mr. and Mrs. Dale Roth Mr. and Mrs. James Hardy Mr. and Mrs. Eugene C. Lerew Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Heldt Mr. and Mrs. John Breighner G. Kenneth Cocklin Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Billett Mr. and Mrs. Glen Kemper Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Yohn Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mumper Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert McCauslin Mr. and Mrs. Jack McCauslin Mr. and Mrs. David Ahlers Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Ellison Mr. and Mrs. William D. Shank Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo La Vanture Mr. and Mrs. Clair F. Hoffman The Rev. and Mrs. Norman Bortner Virginia E. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Harry Guise Mr. and Mrs. Grayson Weigle George Weaver's Barber Shop Thelma's Grocery Store Coulson's Garage Hershey's 5 and 10 Stough's Garage, Dillsburg Kennedy's Electrial Service Roger W. Smith and Co. York Springs National Bank Myers Cut Rate Lindy's Men’s Shop Brown's Amusements Miller's Feed Mill Eugene A. Reynolds, Painting William M. Lott, Bonnie Brae Fruit Farm Knaub's Furniture Store Harlacher's Jeweler Mr. and Mrs. Robert Guise 47 HOWELLS RYNARD PAUL’S GARAGE HARDWARE York Springs, Pa. Paint Hardware Sporting Goods Roofing Plumbing Electrical Supplies Telephone 27-R-11 M poxmc Pontiac Sales and Service Used Cars Repairs Service Bus Lines Telephone 49 York Springs, Pa. MARY JANE INN R. L PITTENTURF Meals Served at All Times Funeral Director Dancing Every Saturday Night York Springs, Pa. Telephone 7 Ernest E. Hollabaugh, Prop. J � ALMA MATER Hail, dear old York Springs High, We will praise your name. Each loyal son and daughter Glories in your fame. On to victory! Raise the standard! We will fight for you. Spirit that will ne'er say die. For the OrAnge and Blue. In the maple shaded village Near the pine tree grove, Proudly stands our Alma Mater 'Round with mem'ries wove. Symbol of our growth and progress, We are proud of you. Let us march to greater heights For the Orange and Blue.