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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1958 volume:

dima Mate , 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. tJORHD FufcJisfiecJ by' NORTH HDflMS JOINT HIGH SCHOOL CLR5S .f IS58 YORK SPRING S , PR. ’58 We the Class of 1958 hereby dedicate this edition of the Norad to Mr. Clyde Kennedy, who, despite his many obligations and re- sponsibilities, has found the time to guide us through our years at York Springs High School. His unceasing patience and sincere help- fulness have contributed greatly toward the happiness and success of these past years. To the Class of 1958: We share with you the joy of this long-awaited hour of graduation. It has been our privilege as members of the faculty to have had a part in helping you to reach this goal. We hope that we have taught you how to study but more than that - how to think and live. Our greatest reward and sense of satisfaction will come to us when we know that each one of you has assumed some responsible position in his community, Be assured that our prayers and interest will follow you for years to come. £ . Amos D. Meyers REV. AMOS D. MEYERS Supervising Principal MRS. PENNY SHOOK Secretary MR. CLAIR BOWERS Janitor MRS. EVELYN TOPPER School Nurse LEFT TO RIGHT: Anna Mae Stambaugh, Dorothy Lerew, Linda Roth, Lynn Tanner, Anna Krysher, Marlene Lerew, Mary Weigle, Mrs. Wonders, Mary Whitcomb, Mrs. Guise. MRS. DOROTHY ERVIN, B.S. English and General Science California State Teachers California, Pa. MRS. BARBARA FRIEDRICH, B. A. Gettysburg College Physical Education, Health 4 “mt TT MR. PAUL HAFER, B. S. Shippensburg S. T. C. Social Studies and Science. ABERDEEN P. HUTCHISON, B. S. Susquehanna University Commercial MR. GORDON KALTRIDER Penn State Music MR. GLENN KEMPER Shippensburg S. T. C. Industrial Arts and Mathematics MR. CHARLES KENNEDY, B. S., M. A. Elizabethtown College University of North Carolina MR. CLYDE KENNEDY, B.S., B. A. Shippensburg S. T. C. Gettysburg College MRS. M. RUTH KNISELY Penn State Art MRS. MADGE MULKEY Louisiana S. T. C. Shippensburg S. T. C. English MR. DALE ROTH, B. S. Lebanon Valley College Gettysburg College Shippensburg S. T. C. Huntington College Music, Mathematics MRS. LEOMA N. SELTZER, B. S. University of Maryland General and Vocational Home Economics, Orientation MR. CARROLL SLOTHOUR, B. S. Pennsylvania State University Agriculture MR. CURVIN SMITH, A. B. Gettysburg College Penn State University Mathematics, Physical Sciences, Drivers Education MISS ELEANOR WOLFINGER, B. A. Irving College Gettysburg College Languages, History ‘Btuixil of Education LEFT TO RIGHT: Frank Sowers, Harold Davis, Stanley Reinecker, Clair Bowers, Merle Miller, Harold Leer, Jack Emlet. LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Alwine, Melvin Starner, Charles Spangler, Lee McCauslin, Paul Brough, William Lott. SECOND ROW: Harry Guise, Joseph Stoner, Mervin Lau, Richard Riggs, Ralph Tyson, Raymond Leer, Paul King, Roger Smith, Preston Zerbe. THIRD ROW: Lloyd Keefer, Ross Koons, Curvin Baker, Harry Mummert, Paul Lerew, Joel Zepp, Paul Blevins, Lloyd Spahr, Albert Townsend. 3$ua Shiver y vtfoufA Staff- LEFT TO RIGHT: Kay Delp, Business Editor; Jean Tanner, Editor; Ruthanna Trostle, Literary Editor; Jean Hoffman, Typing Editor; Mrs. Hutchison, Advisor; Elaine Brough, Art Editor; John Schlotzhauer, Sports Editor; Ann Smith, Assistant Literary Editor; Garry Fasick, Photography Editor; Helen Smith, Assistant Editor. SmioK Clfifac os, LEFT TO RIGHT: Darlene Darr, Treasurer; Ruthanna Trostle, Secretary; William Weigle, Vice-President; Helen Smith, President. CLASS FLOWER; Purple-Tinted Carnation CLASS MOTTO; Ending, Yet Beginning ELAINE ROSELLA BROUGH Academic January 16, 1940 Broughie” Nuts!” Chorus 1 -4; Band 1-4; Music Festival 1; Glee Club 1, Secretary 1; History Club 2-4, President 4; Student Council 1,2,4; May Court 2; Student Council Convention 2; Basketball 1-4; Student Council Play 2; Junior and Senior Play; Norad Art Editor, Chorus 1-3; F.H.A. 1-3, Treasurer 2, Secretary 3; Dance Club 4; Safety Patrol 1-4; May Court 3. BETTY JANE BLEVINS Commercial May 9, 1940 Betty “Holy Smackers!” DALE ELWOOD BUPP Agriculture December 26, 1939 “Buppie” “Ah My!” F.F.A. 1-4, Assistant Vice-President 1, Treasurer 2-4; Student Council 2. NANCY MAE DAVIS Academic January 20, 1940 “Davis” “She Gives Me A Pain!” Chorus 1-3; Music Festival 1-3; F.H.A. 1; Dance Club 3,4; Student Council 1,3,4; Safety Patrol 1,4; Press Club Reporter. Chorus 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y Club 1; Dance Club 3,4; Class Treasurer 4; Senior Play. DARLENE IRENE DARR Commercial August 26, 1940 “Dids” “Wanna Bet?” Academic ••Shirl” SHIRLEY MARIE DAVIS September 19, 1939 ••WeU?’ Chorus 3; Tri-Hi-Y Club 1; Music Club 3; Dance Club 4; Senior Play. General “Bill” WILLIAM CHARLES DECKER October 8, 1940 “Dirty Arab!” Photography Club 1; Student Council 1-4. KAY ELIZABETH DELP Academic 15 1940 ..Kay.. “Oh, Heavens!” Chorus 1-4; Band 1-4; Music Festival 1.3; Glee Club 1, President; History Club 2-4; Cheerleader 2-4; Stu- dent Council 1; Student Council Convention 3; Student Council Play 2; Senior Play; Norad Business Editor. ROSALIE ANN ENSOR Commercial April 6, 1940 ‘‘Squirt’’ “If You Say So!” Chorus 2,3; F.H.A. 1-4, President 4; Softball 1,2; Bas- ketball 1-4. Academic “Fizz” GARRY LEROY FASICK June 19, 1940 Like Heck!” Band 2-4; History Club 1-3; Radio Club 4; Junior and Senior Plays; Norad Photography Editor. MARY ELLEN GROUP Commercial May 4, 1940 “Mary” “Listen Here, Dearie!” F.H.A. 1; History Club 2-4; Softball 1,2; Basketball 2-4. JEAN ARLENE HOFFMAN Commercial December 17, 1941 Hoffy” “Honest to Goshl” Chorus 1-4; Band 1-4; Music Festival 1-3; History Club 1; Piano Club 2; Music Club 3,4; Safety Patrol 1; Jun- ior Play; Norad Typing Editor. RONALD EUGENE KING Academic January 23, 1941 “Ronnie” “Golblast the Golblast!” Edgar Fahs Junior High 1; William Penn Senior High, Manchester High 2; Manchester High, York Springs High 3; Chorus 3; Band 3,4; History Club 4; Senior Play. MILDRED FRANCES KUHN Commercial August 21, 1938 “Millie “I Don’t Know What I’m Doing! Chorus 1-4; F.H.A. 1-4. ARLA MARIE LEHMAN Academic November 2, 1940 Blondie - Holy! Chorus 1-4; Band 1-4; Music Festival 3; Glee Club 1, Treasurer 1; History Club 2-4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; May Court 1; Cheerleader 2-4; Treasurer of Class 2,3; Student Council Play 2. MARLENE MAE LEREW Commercial January 17, 1940 Marlene Well, Gee Whiz! F.H.A. 1-3; Softball 1,2. DAVID LEROY MILLER Commercial March 4, 1940 “Dave” “I Don’t Get Ya?’ F.F.A. 1, Vice-President 1; Student Council 2; Base- ball 2,3. WILHELMINA JEAN MILLER Commercial January 8, 1940 “Mina “What do you mean by that?” Tri-Hi-Y Club 1; F.H.A. 2,3; Senior Play. STANLEY EUGENE PROSSER Agriculture September 18, 1940 “Egg” “Oh Guts!’ East Berlin High 1; East Berlin High, York Springs High 2; F.F.A. 2-4, Assistant Vice-President 3, Vice- President 4; Baseball 2; Senior Play. JOHN CARL SCHLOTZHAUER Academic July 22, 1940 “Johnny “Weird! Spring Grove Jointure 1; Spring Grove Jointure, York Springs High 2; Chorus 2,3; Band 2-4; Music Festival 2,3; History Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y Club 3, Secretary 3; Radio Club 4; Student Council 4, President 4; Baseball 2; Basketball 2-4; Student Council Play 2; Junior and Sen- ior Plays; Norad Sports Editor; Student Council Con- vention 4. HELEN IRENE SMITH Academic June 21, 1940 “Penelope “Sufferin’ Woodchucks! Chorus 1-3; Music Festival 3; History Club 1-4; Dra- matics Club 4, President 4; Student Council 1,2,4; Class President 1,2,4; Class Vice-President 3; Student Council Play 1; Junior and Senior Plays; Norad Assistant Editor. LOIS ANN SMITH Academic July 25, 1940 “Annie “Gee Willickers! Chorus 1-4; Band 1-4; Music Festival 1-3; History Club 1-4; Class Secretary 1; Junior and Senior Plays; Norad Assistant Literary Editor. LUTHER ROY SPERTZEL Academic January 22, 1940 “Sonny” My Golly! Chorus 1,3; Band 1-4; Music Festival 1-3; Band Club I? History Club 3; Dance Club 4; Junior and Senior Plays. MARIE FLORENCE STALB Commercial September 17, 1937 “Kitten” “You Can’t Prove It By Me!” Green Park Union High School 1,2; Chorus 3,4; F.H.A. 3,4, Reporter 3, Treasurer 4; Press Club Reporter 4. JEAN ELIZABETH TANNER Academic December 20, 1940 Jet” “Oh, My Heavens! Chorus 2-4; History Club 1; Glee Club 3; Dramatics Club 4; Safety Patrol 1-3; Junior Play; Norad Editor. RUTHANNA TROSTLE Academic December 23, 1939 Ruthanna” “Oh, Sugar! F.H.A, 1-3, Vice-President 2,3; Nursing Club 4, Sec- retary 4; Dramatic Club 4, Secretary 4; Safety Patrol 2-4; Softball 1; Class Secretary 2-4; May Court 2,3; May Dance Queen 3; Junior and Senior Plays; Norad Literary Editor. MARY ALVA WEIGLE Commercial February 23, 1941 “Mary” Oh. Gosh! Chorus 3; History Club 1,3,4; Music Club 2; Press Club 3; Safety Patrol 2,3; Softball 2. ROGER WILLIAM WEIGLE Academic August 20, 1940 “Bill” “The Devil You Willi” Chorus 1,3; Band 1-4; Music Festival 1,3; History Club 1,2; Athletic Club 3.4; Baseball 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Football 4; Student Council 1,3; Class President 3; Class Vice-President 4; Student Council Play 2; Junior Play. JAY ALLEN WONDERS Agriculture September 20, 1940 Butch” “I Don’t Care!” Chorus 2-4; Band 1-4; Music Festival 1-3; F.F.A. 1-4; History Club 4; Basketball 1-4; Football 4; Student Council Play 2; Junior Play. Cla 6 Wilt We, the graduating class of 1958 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. We will: To the class of 1959, the task of publishing the yearbook. To the class of 1960, our excellent study habits. To the class of 1961, our successful skating parties. To the class of 1962, our ability to get along with the teachers. I, John Adams, will my ’48 Dodge to Duck Thomas. Sorry it isn’t a Ford. I, Betty Blevins, will my ability to do Shorthand to anyone who can't. I, Elaine Brough, will my ability to roller skate to Shirley A. Davis. I, Dale Bupp, will my love to play hymns on the trombone to John Williams. I, Darlene Darr, will my ability to get along with the teachers to Barry Zeigler. I, Nancy Davis, will my long natural curly hair to Marian Gantz. I, Shirley Davis, will my P.O.D. papers to Brenda Grove. I, William Decker, will my ability to draw mermaids to Bill Coulson. I, Kay Delp, will my ability to do Algebra to Paul Lenig. I, Rosalie Ensor, will a short division book to Lois Hoffman so she can divide the boys evenly with Carol Kuntz. I, Garry Fasick, will my shiny, new bass horn to George Williams I, Mary Group, will my bashfulness toward boys to Kay Pyle. I, Jean Hoffman, will my good behavior to the boys who ride my bus. I, Ronald King, will my ability to get into Detention by throwing erasers to Russell Yeagy. I, Anna Krysher, will my ability to keep quiet in study halls to Bill Miller. I, Mildred Kuhn, will my slimness to Judy Naugle so she can spread upward instead of outward. I, Aria Lehman, will my tenor sax to anyone who can carry it in a long parade. I, Marlene Lerew, will my ability of throwing chalk to anyone who can’t do it without get- ting caught. I, David Miller, will my Red Ford to Kenneth Scott. I, Mina Miller, will a bit and bridle to Tena Group so she can keep her mouth in one po- sition. I, Stanley Prosser, will my ability to get home before three o’clock in the morning to Leonard Weaver. I, John Schlotzhauer, will my baritone sax to Dick Miller. I, Ann Smith, will my love for horseback riding to the “Drugstore Cowboys.’’ I, Helen Smith, will my acting ability to Nancy Hibner. I, Luther Spertzel, will Fred Starner a phone book containing a list of Undertakers because he thinks he is a lady killer. I, Marie Stalb, will a cloud to Judy Pyle so she can carry her head around in it. I, Jean Tanner, will my love for Chemistry to Anna Mae Stanbaugh. I, Dean Tate, will my ability to play football to William Sherman. I, Ruthanna Trostle, will my ability to get along with people to anyone who can’t. I, Mary Weigle, will my Shorthand book and my worn out IBM typewriter to Geneva Hoak. I, William Weigle, will my 1934 Buick to Marlin Tate so he can go see Ann Davis. I, Allen Wonders, will my Green, '53 Ford to Bob Thomas. BEST ACTORS BEST DANCERS MOST TALKATIVE Ann Smith, Stanley Prosser Marie Stalb, John Adams. SHORTEST Mildred Kuhn, David Miller. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Anna Krysher, Dale Bupp. BOOKWORMS BEST PERSONALITY Darlene Darr, William Decker. Jean Tanner, John Schlotzhauer. Ann Smith, Dean Tate. MOST TALENTED TALLEST CLASS BOOSTERS Mary Group, William Weigle. Jean Hoffman, Allen Wonders. Helen Smith, Garry Fasick. CLASS CLOWNS Aria Lehman, Dean Tate. Anna Krysher, Dale Bupp. Rosalie Ensor, Allen Wonders. As we tune in our Space Vision Receiver, we see the first space ship speeding toward Mars. Aboard are two human guinea pigs, Captain William Decker and Professor Garry Fasick. Quiet! I think we hear sound coming in. It sounds like two people talking. “Captain, now that we have all the details taken care of, we don't have anything else to do so lets look through our Ultra-Sensitive Space Telescope and see how our classmates are doing.’’ “All right, Professor, I’ll focus it on earth. “Say, that big fenced-in area in southwestern United States, doesn’t that look like Stanley Prosser’s ranch? “Yes, that’s it all right because I now see Stan in his office dictating to his secretary, Darlene Darr.” “Captain, eastern United States is coming into focus now. There is John Schlotzhauer, now a professor at MIT, teaching a class of young nuclear physicists. In the back of the room it looks like a pair of twins. They must be Jean Tanner’s. In John’s office is his private secretary, Rosalie Ensor, busily working. “Professor, good old Pennsylvania is coming into focus. Doesn’t that factory have David Miller’s name on it?” “Yes, and it looks like most of his employees are housewives working part time to help support their families. There I see some of our classmates, Marie Stalb and Mildred Kuhn, working fast and furiously. His secretaries are Mary Weigle and Anna Krysher. He also has employed a telephone operator, Nancy Davis, to keep the lines open to John Adams’ Garage. “John is also Dave’s advisor on mechanics. “That looks like Mary Group, now a reporter for the New York Times, stopping at Adams’ Garage for gas.” “I guess she is on her way to the new educational center to do a story. Incidentally, Luther Spertzel designed the whole interior of this huge skyscraper. In this center many different branches of education are taught. Dean Tate and Mina Miller are two ot the top teachers in the business field. Elaine Brough is the head of the art department. Kay Delp and Helen Smith are the supervising principal and principal, respectively, of elementary education. Betty Blevins is the head secretary in the center. Dale Bupp and Allen Wonders sell a lot of the vegetables which they grow on their farms to the cafeteria of which Shirley Davis is dietitian.” “Say, someone must be hurt. There go Jean Hoffman’s twin girls into the nurses office.” Why it’s Aria Lehman, the medical secretary showing them into Ruthanna Trostle and Ann Smith’s office.” “As I focus across the Atlantic seaboard, I see the new Naval Training Center for WAVES. Marlene Lerew has just been promoted to commanding officer of the base.” “Well, Captain, I guess it is back to work again. We are now nearing Mars according to the radarscope. Boy, am I ever glad that Bill Weigle got that scope perfected and installed. Just think of all the fun we would be missing.” “I think I’m more thankful for that Air Force General, Ronald King, who designed and set off this ship. Now we can really see that lies ahead of us.” FIRST ROW: Nola Adams, Velma Brough, Beverly Bupp, James Cashman, Carole Chronister, William Coulson, Roger Emlet, Donna Gembe, Yolanda Golden, Harold Griffie, Gayle Gulden, Esther Harbold, Carl Hikes, Janet Hinkle, Dorothy Lerew, David McCartney, Mary McCauslin, Linda Roth, Robert Schlotzhauer, Anna Mae Stambaugh, Richard Stoner, Marlin Tate, Paul Weigel, George Weigle, Nancy Weigle, George Williams, Roy Williams, Russell Yeagy. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS STANDING: Harold Griffie, President; James Cashman, Vice-President. SEATED: Linda Roth, Secretary; Dorothy Lerew, Treasurer. SxxpAommea LEFT TO RIGHT: Alice Anderson, David Bosserman, Doris Bream, Shirley Davis, Carol Delp, Fred Ensor, Marian Gantz, Deanne Gardner, Ruth Hankey, Nancy Hibner, Lois Hoffman, Karen Kennedy, Carol Kuntz, Daniel LaRue, Joyce Lehman, Darlene Lerew, Leonard Lobaugh, Lois Megonnell, Patricia Miller, Carol A. Myers, Carol E. Myers, Geraldine Myers, Judy Naugle, Richard Peckart, Gary Prosser, Judy Pyle, Patsy Reynolds, Ronald Riley, Eugene Shelleman, Phyllis Snyder, Fred Starner, Rodney Star ner, Loretta Tanner, Lynn Tanner, Robert Thomas, Grace Trostle, Robert Weigle, Eugene Whisler, Dawn Wolfe, Barry Zeigler. CLASS OFFICERS Lois Megonnell, Vice-President; Carol Kuntz, Secretary; Carol Delp, Treasurer; Robert Weigle, President, JtedAmm LEFT TO RIGHT: Terry Bobb, Chester Chronister, Stephen Chronister, Marian Fair, Harry Fasick, Donald Gardner. Joanne Griest. June Griest, Edgar Griffie. Kenneth Group, Brenda Grove, Philip Guise, Donald Haas, Anthony Helman, Viola Herman, Geneva Hoak, Ronald Hoff, Nancy Klinedinst, Robert Knouse, Richard Kanwischer, Kenneth Lupp, Kay May, Gloria McCartney, Nila Megonnell, Kenneth Miller, George Miller, Richard Miller, William Miller, Kenneth Rank, Connie Reynolds, Thomas Roth, Erdean Smith, Keith Snyder, Raymond Smith, Robert Smith, Roger Sowers, Gene Tanger, Kenton Taylor, Sandra Trostle, Gloria Wagner, Leonard Weaver, Dorothy Weigle, Walter Weigle, John Williams, Patricia Wimer, Larry Wise. CLASS OFFICERS Stephen Chronister, President Nila Megonnell, Secretary Philip Guise, Vice-President John Williams, Treasurer 8a FIRST ROW: Patsy Chorley, Glenda Guise, Diana Bricker, Jonietta Hinkle, Sandra Barbour, Betty Mc- Cartney, Gloria Dellaven, Mrs. Mulkey, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Donna Brown, Tena Group, Martha Hikes, Anna Helm, Patricia Bream, Susan Cashman, Mabel Haas, Jeanne Kay Drake. THIRD ROW: Harold Davis, Robert Kline, George Riley, Robert Asper, William Poteet, Thomas Hardy, Victor Emlet, James Reynolds, Barry Hinkle. FIRST ROW: Janet Weigle, Louise Weigel, Sandra Weigle. Karen Whitcomb, Norma Jean Trimmer, Betty Kimmel, Roxie Thomas. SECOND ROW: Robert Wagner, Nancy Reynolds, Nancy Schultz. Marion Hoffman, Nancy Wagner. Bonnie Shrade, Lucy Jarvis, Lois Pentz, Betty Kniss. Ruthann Stambaugh, Wayne Trostle. THIRD ROW: Tom Wolf. Donald Williams, Spenser Stambaugh, Richard Wolf, Barry Schrade, James Smith. William Sherman, Mark Weiser, Chester Worley. Richard Shellhammer, Jerry Shellhammer, FIRST ROW: Shirley Gulden, Vickie Gladfelter, Linda Emlet, Linda Chronister, Bonnie Bowers, Arlene Davis, Shirley Dennis. SECOND ROW: Larry Bobb, Nancy Chronister, Helen Hankey, Susan Bricker, Susan Gardner. Mary Jane Chronister. Phyllis Bream. Shirley Helm, William Delp, Mrs. Friedrich, Advisor. THIRD ROW: Barry Guise, Edward Hoak, Samuel Davis, Emory Golden, Alvin Griest, Eldon Baum, Lester Bonawitz, Robert Day, Wayne Deardorff, Samuel Bricker, David Bricker, John Bosserman. FIRST ROW: Patsy Turner, Linda Weigle, Lorraine Kennedy, Judy Trostle, Lucille Prosser, Carol Shook, Linda Hinkle. SECOND ROW: Allen Wolfe, Cynthia Zepp, Cheryl Snyder, Joann Shaffer, Kay Pyle, Charlotte Leer, Joann Uplingner, Vincent Warren, Mr. Slothour, Advisor. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Scott, Donald Thomas, Louy Kuntz, Richard Kniss, Ross Starner, Donald Riley, Donald Shaffer, Gary Shank, Ronald Trostle, Nathan Starner, Paul McCauslin. 3. Student (immcit FIRST ROW: Mrs. Madge Mulkey, Advisor; Robert Schlozthauer, Linda Chronister, Carol Shook, Anna Mae Stambaugh, Secretary-Treasurer; John Schlotzhauer, President; Harold Griffie, Vice-President; Ronald Trostle, Bonnie Bowers, Robert Weigle, Curvin Smith, Advisor. SECOND ROW: William Decker, Fred Starner, Eugene Shelleman, Carol E. Myers, Nancy Davis, Thomas Hardy, Stephen Chronister, Carl Hikes. THIRD ROW: Helen Smith, June Griest, Lois Megonnel, Esther Harbold, Tom Wolf, Diana Bricker, San- dra Weigle, Sandra Trostle, Robert Smith, Elaine Brough. Stand, FIRST ROW: Karen Kennedy, Ann Smith, Joyce Lehman, Martha Hikes, Shirley Davis, Carol Delp, Esther Harbold, Linda Roth, Dorothy Lerew, Jean Hoffman. SECOND ROW: Gayle Gulden, Nancy Klinedinst, Ruth Hankey, Kay May, Kenneth Lupp, Kenton Taylor, Leonard Lobaugh, Daniel Lerew, Keith Snyder, Thomas Roth, Roger Sowers, Sandra Trostle, Darlene Lerew, Kay Delp, Aria Lehman, Elaine Brough. THIRD ROW: Patsy Reynolds, Velma Brough, Mark Weiser, Luther Spertzel, Leonard Weaver, Ronald King, Paul Weigel, Philip Guise, Robert Smith, George Williams, Garry Fasick, Richard Stoner, William Coulson, Carl Hikes, John Schlotzhauer, John Williams. Donald Shaffer, Judith Naugle, William Weigle, Alien Wonders. STANDING: Mr. Dale Roth, Director. Senior 93 an d LEFT TO RIGHT: Aria Lehman, Elaine Brough, Ann Smith, John Schlotzhauer, Luther Spertzel, Garry Fasick, Ronald King, William Weigle, Jay Allen Wonders, Kay Delp, Jean Hoffman. MajonetteA LEFT TO RIGHT: Lynn Tanner, Stella May, Loretta Tanner, Carol Kuntz, Alice Ander- son. Seniax Qfumia FIRST ROW: Jean Tanner, Darlene Lerew, Elaine Brough, Kay Delp, Aria Lehman. Jean Hoffman, Donna Gembe. Velma Brough, Joan Kline. SECOND ROW: Lynn Tanner, Ruth Hankey, Nancy Hibner, Shirley Ann Davis, Joyce Lehman, Carol Delp, Karen Kennedy, Alice Anderson, Patsy Reynolds. THIRD ROW: Phyllis Snyder, Ann Smith, Marie Stalb, Mildred Kuhn, Janet Hinkle, Yolando Golden, Linda Roth, Gayle Gulden, Judy Naugle. Carol Kuntz, Esther Harbold. FOURTH ROW: Carol Myers, William Coulson, Allen Wonders, Harold Griffie, Robert Weigle, Eugene Shelleman, Carl Hikes, Paul Weigel, Judy Pyle. Juniox Qfimua FIRST ROW: Louise Weigel, Nancy Wagner, Gloria DeHaven. Norma Jean Trimmer, Jeanne Kay Drake, Susan Bricker, Carol Shook, Judy Trostle. SECOND ROW: Diana Bricker, Cheryl Snyder, Cnythia Zepp, Kay Pyle, Charlotte Leer. Joann Shaffer, Linda Hinkle, Sandra Weigle, Karen Whitcomb, Jonietta Hinkle. THIRD ROW: Anthony Helman, Philip Guise, Kenton Taylor. Betty Kimmel, Geneva Hoak, Marian Hoffman, Mable Haas, Martha Hikes, Mark Weiser. Chester Worley, George Riley. Safety- FIRST ROW; Judy Naugle, Lois Hoffman, Doris Bream, Lois Megonnell. SECOND ROW: Eileen Lory, Sarah Moore, Darlene Wonders, Stela May, Karen DeHaven, Donovan Meyers, Steve Black, Donald Mc- Causlin, Rodney Decker. THIRD ROW: Tena Group, Danna Brown, Dawn Wolfe, Carol Myers, Brenda Grove, Nila Megonnell, Loretta Tanner, Carol Myers. FOURTH ROW; Ernest Fleshman, Harold Davis, Tom Wolf, Roger Emlet, David Bosserman, Gary Prosser, Robert Kline, George Riley. Senior Safety- 3 aburf Marie Stalb, Ruthanna Trostle, Betty Ensor, Nancy Davis, Rosalie Ensor. ‘Dance dtu FIRST ROW: George Riley, Ernest Fleshman, Vincent Warren, Paul McCauslin, Samuel Davis, Charles Gembe, Ross Starner. SECOND ROW: Donald Shaffer, Robert Day, Luther Spertzel, Mark Weiser, Thomas Hardy, Gary Shank, Larry Wise, Gene Tanger, Donald Riley, Fred Ensor. THIRD ROW: Loraine Kennedy, Shirley Dennis, Susan Bricker, Linda Chronister, Phyllis Bream, Shirley Helm, Mary Jane Chronister, Shirley Golden, Vickie Gladfelter. FOURTH ROW: Glenda Guise. Nancy Hibner, Anita Barron, Sandra Barour, Mabel Haas, Anna Helm, Susan Cashman, Donna Gembe, Phyllis Snyder, Roxie Thomas, Mrs. Friedrich, Advisor. FIFTH ROW: Betty McCartney, Dorothy Weigle, Connie Reynolds, Betty Ensor, Nancy Davis, Darlene Darr, Shirley Davis. Sandra Weigle, Patricia Wimer, Karen Whitcomb. FIRST ROW: Geraldine Myers. Marian Gantz, Loretta Tanner. Lynn Tanner. Bonnie Haines, Carol Myers. SECOND ROW: Helen Hankey, Diana Bricker. Martha Hikes. Nila Megonnell, Cynthia Zepp, Patri- cia Chorley, Joann Griest, Nancy Klinedinst. Mrs. Ervin, Advisor. THIRD ROW: Louise Weigel, Lucille Prosser, Nancy Reynolds, Nancy Wagner, Cheryl Snyder, Bonnie Schrade, Marian Fair, Betty Kimmel, Norma Jean Trimmer, Carol Shook, Charlotte Leer. Qhift- FIRST ROW: Jonietta Hinkle, Esther Harbold, Lois Megonnell, Judy Pyle, Sandra Trostle, Anna Mae Stambaugh, Mrs. Hutchison, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Mulkey, Advisor; Robert Smith, Luther Spertzel, Thomas Hardy, Nancy Davis, Yolando Golden, Eugene Shelleman, Garry Fasick, Ruthanna Stambaugh, Marie Stalb. Hitwvuf CluB LEFT TO RIGHT: Velma Brough, Nancy Weigle, Yolando Golden, Janet Hinkle, Gayle Gulden, Carol Chronister, Miss Wolfingner, Advisor. ‘D xamaticA QtuB- FIRST ROW: Kathlene Haines, Lois Hoffman, Dawn Wolfe, Donna Gembe, Nancy Hibner, Erdean Smith, Ruthanna Trostle, Mrs. Ervin, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Helen Smith, Carol Myers, Judy Pyle, Fred Starner, Gene Tanger, Rodney Starner, Eugene Shelleman, Larry Wise, William Miller, Brenda Grove, Jean Tanner. QluA FIRST ROW: Emory Golden, William Delp, John Bosserman, Barry Guise, David Bricker, Mrs. Knisely, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Louy Kuntz, Alvin Griest, Ronald Trostle, Samuel Bricker. Stadia duff FIRST ROW: Roger Emlet, Edward Hoak, Harold Davis, Kenneth Group, Robert Kline, Victor Emlet, James Reynolds. SECOND ROW: Harry Fasick, Terry Bobb, Tom Wolf, Roy Williams, Lester Bonawitz, Garry Fasick, Wayne Deardorff, Mr. Hafer, Advisor. THIRD ROW: Robert King, Leonard Lobaugh, Robert Schlotzhauer, William Poteet, John Schlotzhauer, James Bosserman, George Weigle. Mu ic du6 SEATED: Richard Stoner, Carl Hikes, Paul Weigel, Richard Kanwisher. STANDING: Jean Hoffman. Mr. Kaltrider, Advisor. Mivtaing- C£uB FIRST ROW: Dorothy Lerew. Ruthanna Trostle. Linda Roth, Anna Mae Stambaugh, June Griest, Alice Anderson. STANDING: Carol Myers, Mrs. Topper. Advisor; Kay May. £ettex C£uA SEATED: Robert Weigle, Harold Griffie, George Williams. William Weigle, Marlin Tate. STAND- ING: Mr. Kemper, Advisor. FIRST ROW: Arlene Davis, Judy Trostle, Gloria DeHaven, Jeanne Kay Drake, Bonita Bowers, Linda Weigle, Linda Emlet, Joann Shaffer. Advisor, Mrs. Seltzer. SECOND ROW: Donna Brown. Patricia Bream, Marian Hoffman, Dawn Wolfe, Nancy Chronister, Kay Pyle, Linda Hinkle. Joann Uplinger, Patricia Toner. THIRD ROW: Tena Group, Martha Baker, Nola Adams, Dorothy Black, Mary McCauslin, Lois Hoffman, Roaslie Ensor, Mildred Kuhn, Marie Stalb, Viola Herman, Susan Gardner. SS-GL. FIRST ROW: Advisor, Mr. Slothour, Allen Wonders, Stanley Prosser, James Chasman, Eugene Whisler, Dale Bupp, Ronald Riley, Richard Miller. SECOND ROW: Roger Emlet, Leonard Weaver, Gary Prosser, Roy Williams. Roger Sowers. THIRD ROW: Robert Thomas, Barry Zeigler, James Bosserman, John Adams, Raymond Smith, George Weigle, Richard Stoner, Anthony Helman. 3tidto af GCufc FIRST ROW; Kay Delp, Mary Weigle, Patricia Miller, Elaine Brough, President; Grace Trostle, Lois Megonnell, Aria Lehman, Secretary-Treasurer. SECOND ROW; Shirley Davis, Helen Smith, Joan Kline, Ruth Hankey, Carol Kuntz, Carol Delp, Brenda Grove, Esther Harbold. THIRD ROW: Judy Naugle, Ear dean Smith, Karen Kennedy, Ann Smith, Mary Group, Geneva Hoak, Patsy Reynolds, Doris Bream, Joyce Lehman. FOURTH ROW: Philip Guise, Tom Roth, Kenton Taylor, Barry Zeigler, Russell Yeagy, Rodney Starner, Ronald King, William Coulson, Vice-President; George Miller, John Williams. QGftAVffj, QAeexlead td, LEFT TO RIGHT: Velma Brough, Alice Anderson, Dorothy Lerew, Linda Roth, Aria Lehman, Kay Delp. Kay Delp, Captain Aria Lehman 3,.o4i att FIRST ROW: Roy Williams, Robert Thomas. Allen Wonders, Gene Tanger, Ernest Fleshman, Water boy. SECOND ROW: William Hinkle, Water boy; Marlin Tate, Robert Weigle, Harold Griffie, William Weigle, James Cashmaru THIRD ROW: Mr. Kemper, Advisor; Ronald King, Rodney Starner, George Williams, Barry Zeigler. John Hunter, Harold Lopper. fo. Vwus iUj FIRST ROW: Barry Hinkle, Manager; Richard Wolf, Philip Guise, Robert Rhorbaugh, Gene Tanger, Charles Gembe, Kenneth Rank, Ernest Fleshman, Manager. SECOND ROW: Fred Myers, Robert Knouse, Barry Schrade, Daniel Graybell, Chester Chronister, John Williams, William Miller. THIRD ROW: Mr. Kemper, Coach; Larry Wise, Robert Asper, Charles Graybell, Thomas Hardy, Donald Shaffer. VxMaity, 33iu fietGulL LEFT TO RIGHT: Thomas Hardy, Philip Guise, Fred J. Myers, William Miller, Kenton Taylor, Luther Haar. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Rank, Craig Hoke, Marlin Bankert, Jeff Eisenhart, William Inskip, Sherman Miller. THIRD ROW: Barry Schrade, Charles Shafer, William Delp, Robert Knouse, Jerry Jacobs, Robert Rohrbaugh, Robert Miller. FOURTH ROW: Jack Innerst, Earl Bricker, James Becker, Lee Miller, Emory Golden, Samuel Bricker, Glenn Kemper, Coach. Vxvi ity. fficu FRONT ROW; Charles Chronister, Jay A. Wonders, William Coulson. Ralph Myers, Thomas Roth, George Miller, John Deatrich, Manager. SECOND ROW; William Weigle, John Jacobs, Robert Shafer, Robert Weigle, Richard Jacobs, Carl Myers. THIRD ROW: Robert Murphy. Assistant Coach; George Williams. James Cash- man, Thomas Doherty, Alfred Billett, Coach. Qix£ x 3la ket att FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Janet Hinkle, Yolanda Golden, Mary Group, Lois Hoffman, Joyce Lehman, Student Manager. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Lerew, Rosalie Ensor, Karen Kennedy, Esther Harbold, June Griest, Mary McCauslin, Student Manager. THIRD ROW; Mrs. Russell Friedrich, Coach; Elaine Brough, Ruth Wolf, Carol Myers. Shirley Smith, Kay May. ‘Bcuxefratt FIRST ROW: Roger Emlet, Dean Tate, David Miller, Roy Williams. SECOND ROW: Mr. Billet, Coach; Marlin Tate, William Weigle, George Williams, Harold Griffie, Robert Weigle. Junior 3lLcuf. SUrtivtea, LEFT TO RIGHT: Helen Smith, Luther Spertzel, Elaine Brough, William Weigle, Jean Tanner, Allen Wonders, RuthannaTrostle, GarryFasick, JeanHoffman, John Schlotz- hauer, Ann Smith. Senio Play- LEFT TO RIGHT: Ann Smith, Darlene Darr, Elaine Brough, RuthannaTrostla, Kay Delp, Stanley Prosser, John Schlotz- hauer, Helen Smith, Ronald King, Shirley David, Garry Fasick, Mina Miller, Luther Spertzel. Helen Smith, Darlene Darr. Elaine Brough, Ruthanna Trostle. Garry Fasick, Ronald King, Shirley Davis. Stanley Prosser, Luther Spertzel, John Schlotzhauer. May Day FIRST ROW: Roxie Thomas, Carol A. Myers, VelmaBrough, Randy Hoffman, Kendra Kennedy, Sieglinde Barthmus, Carol Kuntz, June Griest. SECOND ROW: Ruthanna Trestle, Donna Brough, Louise Group, Rhoda Brough, Beverly Feather, Betty Blevins. May Queen crowning Dance Queen. Louise Group, Ruthanna Trestle. CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF '58 You belong to a generation faced with as many mysteries as any group of people in 3,000 years of civilization. MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT You will remember the good old days of conventional gear shift, black-and-white television and Elvis Pres- ley. You have accepted a- tomic energy - not as a sci- entific miracle - as a new chapter of progress. ZERBE’S CUT RATE You will experience the thrill of space travel - and without as much hesita- tion as your grandparents feel for the Turnpike. York Springs, Pennsylvania An entire new world is beck- oning to you. You are con- ditioned to progress and you Patents Fountain Service will accept the challenge with judgment and responsi- bility. You will take your place in a world that mysti- fies your elders, and you and your children will pre- serve civilization. This is your heritage. H. EARL PITZER, INC. Aspers Pennsylvania Broad horizons are the priv- ilege of each new genera- tion. They are your oppor- tunity to take your place in a progressive world. LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE Best Wishes HAULING KNOUSE FOODS ALL CARGO INSURED Peach Glen, Pennsylvania Phone Biglerville 64 MAYTAG DITZLER’S PHILCO FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE STORE R. D. 2, York Springs, Pennsylvania THE COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS CENTER ADMIRAL FRIGIDAIRE ENSMINGER STUDIOS COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY PORTRAITURE Framing Second and Walnut Sts. Harrisburg Pennsylvania COMPLIMENTS 0 F A FRIEND Congratulations WOLF’S BUS LINES CHARTERED SERVICE TO ALL PARTS OF THE U. S. ALSO MECHANICAL WORK DONE AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION - SERVICE Phone 49 PAUL WOLF, PROP. REI SI NG ER BROS., INC GENERAL CONTRACTORS Carlisle Pennsylvania Carlisle 1924 Very Best Wishes DUFFY-MOTT COMPANY, INC B. W. HUGHES Aspers Pennsylvania GEO. W. LILLICH 6c SON Compliments of Feed, Grain, Fertilizer and YORK SPRINGS MEAT MARKET Cement Home Dressed and Home Cured Phones: Meats East Berlin 2173 New Oxford 4-7171 Home Products A Specialty York Springs 3-R-ll SMITH BROS. S. E. ROCKEY 6c SON L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Custom Milling and Drying Known wherever there are Lumber and Building Materials Schools and Colleges Goodyear, Pennsylvania Class Rings and Pins Phone: Mt. Holly Springs 909-R-13 Attleboro Massachusetts BOB'S DINER Home Cooked Foods Aspers Pennsylvania MOTTER'S STORE Groceries General Merchandise A Community Pure Food Store Gardners Pennsylvania Phone: Biglerville 234R2 ROGER W. SMITH 6c CO. SEVEN STAR GARAGE Fruit and Vegetable Broker Buick Box 112 York Springs Pennsylvania Carlisle Pennsylvania HOME SERVICE SUPPLY CO. East Berlin Pennsylvania SHOWERS SERVICE STATION Phone: East Berlin 2542 Lubrication - Tubes Admiral and Norge Appliances Tires and Accessories Philco Television Phone Biglerville 232R24 Sales and Service UNION EMBLEM COMPANY High School and Fraternity Jewelry STARNER'S GRAIN AND FEED Star Brand Feeds Felt Goods and Commencement Stationery Hampton Pennsylvania Palmyra Pennsylvania Phone: New Oxford MA 4-4832 Mr. Mrs. John C. Baker Owners and Managers Phone Dillsburg 2816 CLEAR SPRINGS MOTOR COURT Guest Dining Room AAA U. S. Route 15 Dillsburg Pennsylvania At the Water Wheel on Route 15 Midway between Harrisburg and Gettysburg Compliments of A FRIEND MENCHEY MUSIC SERVICE HAAR1S 430 Carlisle St. Hanover Pennsylvania SKATING RINK AND DRIVE - IN Menchey MEANS Music Open All Year WHITE HORSE STABLES Horses For Hire and Board Prop. E. C. Lemmon East Berlin Pennsylvania R. D. 2 Phone: Madison 4-4838 Compliments of NETTIE'S BEAUTY SHOP York Springs Pennsylvania Phone 68-R-12 HOWELLS RYNARD HARDWARE Compliments of York Springs Pennsylvania HELMAN'S ESSO Phone: 27-R-ll York Springs Pennsylvania HILL TOP FARM Home Dressed Poultry 6c PITTENTURF FUNERAL HOME Farm Fresh Eggs York Springs Pennsylvania C. R. Gembe, Prop. York Springs Pennsylvania Phone 7 R. D. 2 Phone 55R24 Congratulations Phone 111 and Best Wishes DITZLER'S MOBILE HOME SALES to the Class of '58 York Springs Pennsylvania THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Mile South on Route 15 of York Springs C. F. Ditzler York Springs Pennsylvania York Springs, Pennsylvania Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co. Nationwide Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Nationwide Life Insurance Co. Columbus 16, Ohio MELVIN R. PROSSER Local Representative R. D. 1 Phone 150 York Springs, Pennsylvania Compliments of The FIRST NATIONAL BANK 6c TRUST CO. Hanover, Pennsylvania HANOVER HARDWARE COMPANY Hanover Pennsylvania Sporting Goods Du Pont Paint Shop Supplies Phone ME 3-5145 HARBOLDS GARAGE Ford Sales 6c Service Dillsburg Pennsylvania Compliments of ROY M. WILLIAMS Interior and Exterior Painting Phone 88R5 York Springs Pennsylvania Compliments of DON'S DINER York Springs Pennsylvania On Route 15 ROBERTS MECK 18th Bellevue Street Harrisburg Pennsylvania Telephone: CEdar 4-0163 Compliments of ARNOLDS FOOD STORE Mt. Holly Springs Pennsylvania KRALL'S CUT RATE ROBERT L. DONOHUE Jeweler Dillsburg Pennsylvania Phone 4981 14 Center Square New Oxford, Pennsylvania Underwood Portable Typewriters Whitman's Chocolates Phone: MAdison 4-8981 Gifts Timely Gifts For All Occasions Stationery Toiletries Best Wishes to the 1958 Graduating Class ALFRED J. FIDLER, INSURANCE Don't forget us when you need shoes'. Bendersville Pennsylvania GILLETTE SHOE STORE Tel. Big. 6-R-21 Elsham Bldg. Life, Health, Hospitalization Dillsburg Pennsylvania Phone: 3753 Compliments of FAIR'S FOOD MARKET - RESTAURANT LESTER ERB SERVICE STATION 50 W. Keller St. York Springs Pennsylvania Mechanicsburg Pennsylvania R. D. 2 Phone PO 6-3277 Phone 9127 Compliments Compliments of of STOUGH'S ATLANTIC SERVICE DELP'S STORE York Springs, Pennsylvania Idaville Pennsylvania Phone Biglerville 321R3 DITZLER'S FURNITURE AND INSURANCE AGENCY Dealers in New and Used Furniture and Appliances Special Discount for Newly Weds For Complete Home Furnishings R. 0. Ditzler, Prop. Dillsburg Pennsylvania Phone 4801 HARLACHER'S Gift Shop Quality Jewelers Buiova - Hamilton and Longine - Wittnauer Watches Keepsake Diamond Rings Dillsburg, Pennsylvania LEFEVER BROS. Compliments of Sales Service SEIBERT'S FOOD STORE Body and Fender Straightening Dillsburg Pennsylvania Bear Front End Alignment Look for the AG sign. Wheel Balancing 2481 Dillsburg, Pennsylvania Compliments Compliments of of THE PEOPLE'S STATE BANK CASHMAN'S HARDWARE East Berlin Pennsylvania East Berlin Pennsylvania L A U ' S MUMMERT'S GARAGE The Store With The Big Variety Chrysler and Plymouth East Berlin Pennsylvania East Berlin Pennsylvania Phone 2591 Phone 2771 HUSSeiMNS DS • APPLE SAUCE • SLICED APPLES • APPLE JUICE • APPLE BUTTER • FRUIT PIE FILLINGS (Apple, Cherry, Peach, Blueberry, Pineapple) • SPICED APPLES • JELLIES • DIETETIC APPLE SAUCE • CIDER VINEGAR • CHERRIES • TOMATO JUICE The C. H. MUSSELMAN Company B� GlERVAlE PA • GARDNERS, PA • HWQOO. WEST VA CONGRATULATIONS MC COY BROTHERS., INC. TO THE SENIORS GENERAL CONTRACTORS EVANS BROTHERS Excavating Grading THRIFT MARKETS WE SPECIALIZE IN Home Dressed Fresh Meats Groceries Produce Appliances Notions Phone Mt. Holly 159 or 68R Phone: Middletown WH 4-5451 Dillsburg 4071 Best Wishes to H. N. BANGE Heating - Plumbing - Appliances Electrical Contractors 577 Broadway Hanover Pennsylvania Phone: ME-lrose 7-1263 The Class of 1958 HERSHEY’S 5 t AND 10 STORE Compliments of AND LEHMAN'S FEED STORE FOOD MARKET Purina Feeds York Springs, Pennsylvania Phone 3-R-4 Compliments of AERO OIL COMPANY Your Local Distributor 0. PERRY HOUSE ATLANTIC PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Aspers Pennsylvania Hop Quality Feeds New Oxford Pennsylvania Made the Ultra-Lifed Way Phone No. M-44311 Phone: Biglerville 214 Compliments of PENN DAIRIES Lancaster Pennsylvania PENSUPREME MILK Compliments of MURRAY'S GREENHOUSE Gettysburg Pennsylvania ALWINE BRICK COMPANY Brickmakers Since 1851 Compliments of WAYNE FEED SUPPLY CO., INC, New Oxford Pennsylvania Dillsburg Pennsylvania Compliments of SHANK'S FROZEN CUSTARD Biglerville Pennsylvania LEFEVER BROS. Sales Service Body and Fender Straightening Bear Front End Alignment Wheel Balancing Phone 2481 Dillsburg Pennsylvania STITZEL'S FARM SERVICE Heating Pumps General Repair Pioneer Corn Phone: York Springs 34-R-3 PATRONS Thomas L. Radosevie Mr. 6c Mrs . Mark Hinkle Conrad F. Feiman Mr. 6c Mrs. Frank Sowers Harry Allen Mr. 6c Mrs. Harry Trostle Merle Lobaugh John Roy Diehl III Miller's Feed Store Mr. 6c Mrs. Ralph Golden Thelma's Grocery Store Mr. 6c Mrs. Harry Guise Jones Food Market Mr. 6c Mrs. Richard Myers Mr. Mrs. Elmo Smith Martha J. Deitch Richard Myers Mr. 6c Mrs . Paul Trump Ovide R. Daugherty Lola J. Guise Carl A. Goodling Laura A. Guise Harvey E. Bair Mr . 6c Mrs . Gilbert Guise Hagerman's Bowling Mr. 6c Mrs. Glenn Kemper Chronister's Garage Mr. 6c Mrs. William E. Ervin Nell's Food Market Mr. Curvin Smith Brandt's Warehouse Mr. 6c Mrs. Carroll Slothour Gentzler Grain 6c Feed Mr. 6c Mrs. Russell Friedrich Dillsburg Sheet 6c Metal Shambaugh's Hardware Mr. 6c Mrs. Paul Seltzer Mr. 6c Mrs. Hugh Topper Rider's Meat Market Mr. Gordon Kaltrider K-Ann Shop Miss Eleanor Wolfinger Lindy's Men Shop Mr. 6c Mrs. S. E. Long Henry's Inc. Mr. 6c Mrs. J. Ashton Chorley Snyder's Service Station Mr. 6c Mrs. Harry Fasick Mr. 6c Mrs. Clyde Kennedy Mr. 6c Mrs. Melvin Trostle Golden Ridge Hatchery Mr. 6c Mrs. Russell E. Tanner Mr. 6c Mrs. D. E. Hutchison Rev. 6c Mrs. Earl Schlotzhauer Mr . 6c Mrs . Paul Hafer Rev. 6c Mrs. Amos D. Meyers Mr. 6c Mrs. Glenn Darr Mr. 6c Mrs. Charles Davis Mr. 6c Mrs. Dale Hoffman Mr. 6c Mrs. Herbert Shearer Mr. 6c Mrs. V. S. Mulkey Mr . 6c Mrs . Lloyd Decker Mr. 6c Mrs . Dale Roth Mr. 6c Mrs. Frank Lerew Mr. 6c Mrs. Parker Davis Mr. 6c Mrs. F. E. Coulson Mr. 6c Mrs . Charles Kennedy Mr. 6c Mrs. Claude Smith Mr. George Myers Mr. Paul S. Brough Mr. 6c Mrs . Clair Kennedy Mr. George A. Spertzel Mr. 6c Mrs. L. E. Potts Mr. 6c Mrs. H. R. Kennedy Mr. 6c Mrs. George Weigle ■ • • t. - . ■ ■ V