Berkeley Springs High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Berkeley Springs, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1960 volume:

“OUR ALMA MATER” THE INDIAN ECHO Out of the hills come ringing Echoes of Ancient past Echoes of Indian warriors Into the battle fast Echoes of men of honor Striving for worthy farne Echoes of faith and of courage All for our honored name. Hail to old Berkeley High School Hail to her gold and blue Hail to her sons and daughters Loyal and tried and true Hail to her fighting Indians Stalwarts in every fray Hail to our love and devotion True to our dying day. Lead us 0, Berkeley Indians Lead us in liberty Out on Life’s field of battle Give us the victory Help us to fight and conquer All that beset our way Help us to always remember Friends of our high school day. by GEORGE P. LUDWIG 3 SEATED, left to right: Elmo H. Allemong, Henry M. Ruppenthal, O. B. Weber STANDING, left to right: Olaf L. Dilkes, President; Ralph B. Hovermale MORGAN COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION CLYDE L. BALL GEORGE NOLAND Superintendent of Morgan County Schools Director of Attendance MARIAN VANSCOY Secretary MARY ELIZABETH PENWELL Secretary COUNTY ADMINISTRATION WILLIAM RANDALL RICHARD KENNEDY County Music Supervisor County Music Supervisor £ IJerfeelejj Springe jHiglj iSkljonl OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAL Srrhflfg Spring� , ®e� i Hirpini 83« CONCORO AVENUE November 9, I960 To The Annual Staff: The value of this Annual will not be apparent to the pupils at first. Only after many years have passed will you be able to fully appreciate its contents. An enormous amount of hard work has been put into this publication by the staff and advisor. Most of the time spent was not school time, but time on Saturdays, holidays, before and after school. This is a sacrifice by the staff that others might have enjoyment and pleasure for years to come. The student body, the faculty, and the administration express their sincere thanks for this excellent Annual. May it be a double pleasure to those who did such fine work on it. Sincerely Melvin McClain Principa1 SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION GLADYS ARNOLD, A.B., M.A. Reading 8, English 9 Close your spelling books for a little spelling quiz.” OSCAR CLARK. B.S., M.A. Math 8, Science 9, Physics . . . the part in there ... QUENTIN S. CLINGERMAN, A.B. History 8, Democracy, Journalism This is extremely important. EDGAR H. COBERLY, A.B., M.A. EFFIE COBERLY, A.B. Library Science Math 7, Reading 7 and 8 All right ... Hot Lunch! For goodness sakes! JOHN H. CONLEY Science 9, Biology Notice how this, too, is related to the cell.” DONALD E. COOK, B.S. ALLEN E. GOLDSTROM, B.S. MARY HARRIS, A.B. Agricultural Education All right, you catbirds.” Physical Education 7-10 You play like you practice.” Commerce When you come to a good place to stop, get ready for a spepd test.” RUTH HARRIS, A.B. Science 7, Reading 7 Don't you people ever read. ” ANNA GRACE HODGES, B.S. Home Economics Rip it out!” PAUL B. HODGES, B.S., M.A. Driver’s Education. Mechanical Draw- ing, General Shop, Industrial Arts At ease, men. RICHARD M. KENNEDY. A.B. Music “Let’s run that scale again. GARY KERNS, A.B. Mathematics 7, 8, and 9 No horse-play today JUANITA McCLAIN, A.B. English 8, 10. and 11 When that bell rings, I expect you to be in your seats.” all Now, people, lock your music in your folder. 7ft,. tfzcl dJL MARY H. ROCKWELL, B.S. Geometry, Algebra I and II, Mathe- matics 12 You people ought to act more mature. You’d think you were seventh graders. ETHEL M. SLONAKER, A.B. English 11, French I and II We’re going to have a little pop quiz either tomorrow or Friday. ADELINE N. SPRING, A.B. English 7 MARGARET W. STARNES, A.B., M.A. DOROTHY A. TALBOTT, A.B., M.A. “We’ll have to get organized at our next meeting. Reading, 7, History Take your customary two sheets of paper and move to your regular test places. Good morning, my little chickadees! How is my favorite class today? WILLIAM R. TALBOTT, A.B., M.A. Civics 9, Democracy 12 Tomorrow we’re going to separate the men from the boys. CLARENCE H. VANSCOY, A.B. Geography 7, Reading 7 How about that! SWANEDA K. YOST, A.B. Physical Education 7 10 Girls, won’t you please try!” SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES SANDRA DAVISON LARRY LONG WAYNE SHADE 17 MILDRED KAY BARNES Activities: Hi-Lite Staff, Pep Club. Assistant Librarian Ambition: Surgical Nurse JOHN DAVID BARNEY Activities: Masque and Gavel. Male Chorus, Science Club, Senior Band. Drum Major. Jr. Class Play, Student Council, Sr. Class Pres., French Club Ambition: Mechanical Engineer College: W.V.U. SENIORS THELMA ANN BUSHMAN Activities: F.H.A., Pep Club, Hi- Lite Staff Ambition: Nurse ELIZABETH ANN BRATTON Activities: National Honor Society, F.H.A.. Junior Class Play, Pep Club, Band Majorette and Sec.. Masque and Gavel, Co-Ed. Annual, French Club Ambition: C.P.A. College: W.V.U. DORIS JEAN CLOSE Activities: Senior Band. F.H.A., Pep Club Ambition: Housewife SYLVIA KAYE CROUSE Activities: F.H.A., Pep Club, Glee Club, Special Choir College: Business SANDRA LEE DAVISON Activities: Science Club, Pep Club, F.H.A., Junior Class Play, Glee Club, Annual Staff, Student Coun- cil, Asst. Librarian, French Club, Hi- Lite Staff, Sophomore Class Pres. College: Beauty Culture 'L I960 DOLLY MARIE FOX w .t Activities: Dance Club, French Club ■ . t Addition: Nurse College: Kings Daughters BONNIE GAY DAWSON Activities: F.H.A., Glee Club, Pep Club, Fresh. Class Pres. Hi-Lite Staff College: West Virginia College of Beauty Culture DAVID EVANS FRAZIER Activities: Football (Co-Captain), Basketball, Track, Cross Country, Varsity Club, French Club, Student Council Ambition: Coach College: Shepherd CAROL LARUE HAWVERMALE Activities: Hi-Lite Staff, F.H.A.. Pep Club Ambition: Beautician College: Beauty Culture FRANCES JANE HENRY Activities: Pep Club, Glee Club Ambition: Private Secretary SENIORS STEPHEN HENRY Activities: F.F.A., Basketball, Base- ball PATRICIA KAYE HOFE Activities: Captain Varsity Cheer- leaders, Student Council, Pep Club Pres. French Club, F.H.A., Masque and Gavel, Senior Band, Majorette, Varsity Club, Annual Staff Ambition: Language Interpreter College: Shepherd VIRGINIA LEE JOHNSON Activities-. Glee Club, French Club I960 RAY FRANCIS LERNER Activities: Varsity Club, Basketball. Football Manager, Industrial Arts Club Ambition: Armed Services MARY ANN KERNS Activities: F.H.A., Glee Club, Girls' Special Choir, Senior Band, Science Club, Pep Club, French Club Ambition: Private Secretary PATRICIA ANN LINAWEAVER Activities: F.H.A. Pep Club, Glee Club, Junior Class Play, Hi-Lite Staff. Dance Club Ambition: Journalist CHARLES L. LONG Activities: Industrial Arts Club, Stu- dent Council, French Club Ambition: Navy Career HERBERT STERLING MASON Activities: Industrial Arts Club, Bas- ketball, Baseball Ambition: Engineer College: Shepherd DOUGLAS M. McBEE Activities: Varsity Club, Baseball, Basketball, Industrial Arts Club Pres. Ambition: Professional Baseball DARLA McCLINTOCK Activities: Pep Club, Glee Club, F.H.A., Special Girls' Choir, Hi-Lite Staff, Junior Class Play, Dance Club, Metrical Choir Ambition: Beautician louise McKinley Activities: Sr. Band Majorette, Hi- Lite Staff, French Club, Pres. F.H.A., N L$., Dance Club, Girls’ State, nnpaL Staff, Junior Class Play Ambition: Public Relations College: Penn State SANDRA SUE McCULLOUGH! Activities: F.H.A.. Dance Ctub Ambition Secretary' JOHN HAMILTON McCULLOUGH Activities: Football, Varsity Club, Basketball Ambition: Football Star SENIORS PHILIP MECHEM JOYCE ANN MICHAEL Activities: F.H.A.. Pep Club, Senior Band, Majorette. Junior Class Play, Dance Club Ambition: Secondary School Teacher College: Shepherd MARY JANE MICHAEL Activities: F.H.A.. Senior Class Sec- retary, Student Council, Annual Staff, National Honor Society, Masque and Gavel Ambition: Secretary' JUNIOR LEE MICHAEL Activities: E.F.A., Football College: Shepherd I960 CAROL JACQUES MOWERY Activities: Glee Club, French Club THOMAS H. NEWBRAUGH Activities: Football, Track, Junior Class Play, French Club, Industrial Arts Club Ambition: Criminal Psychologist College: W. V. U. BARBARA JEAN PARKER Activities: Junior Class Play, Princess for Sweetheart Dance, Chorus Oper- etta Ambition: Dancer STANLEY W. POOLE Activities: Science Club, French Club, Male Chorus, Varsity Club, Industrial Arts Club, Student Coun- cil RICHARD J. POWERS Activities: Student Council, Track A m f?it ion: Co 11 ege FRANK REARDON Activities: F.F.A. SENIORS SANDRA LOU RHOE Activities: Pep Club, Office Assist- ant Ambition: Private Secretary WAYNE SHADE Activities: Male Chorus, Science Club, French Club, Student Coun- cil. Junior Class Play, Annual Staff. Senior Band Ambition: Teacher College: Shepherd I960 FRANCES DEE SMITH Activities: F.H.A., Pep Club, French Club, Hi-Lite Staff, Special Choir. Office Assistant Ambition: Professional Model College: Patricia Stevens Modeling School ANETTA KIAEEEN SHRIVER Activities: Student Council, Pep Club, French Club, Masque and Gavel, N.H.S., Lib. Asst., Glee Club. Annual Staff, Dance Club, F.H.A. Ambition: Commercial Teacher College: Shepherd HARRY L. STEMPLE, III Activities: Science Club, Senior Band, French Club, Male Chorus, In- dustrial Arts Club Ambition: Electrical Engineer College: University of Cincinnati CAROL SUE SHRIVER Activities: Glee Club. French Club. Masque and Gavel, Pep Club. F.H.A.. Varsity Cheerleader Ambition: Airline Hostess College: Shepherd JAMES RICHARD STICKLEY Activities: Student Council Presi- dent, Masque and Gavel, French Club, F.F.A.. Boys’ State, National Honor Society, Male Chorus. An- nual Staff. Science Club Ambition: Business College: Potomac State BARBARA ELLEN STOTLER Activities: F.H.A., Pep Club, Varsity Cheerleader. Queen of Charm Ambition: Private Secretary College: Patricia Stevens Modeling School CARROLL STOTLER Activities: Wrestling, Track. Science Club Football, CATHERINE LEAN STOTLER Activities: Pep Club, Hi-Lite Staff Ambition: Nurse JOHN C. STUCKEY Activities: French Club, Science Club, Audio-Visual Club, Track, Junior Class Play, Male Chorus Ambition: Accountant College: Shepherd SENIORS MARY ANNE TRICKETT Activities: Pep Club, Science Club, F.H.A., French Club, Office Assist- ant. Assistant Librarian, Metrical Choir, Girls' Choir Ambition: English Teacher College: Penn State MATTILEE VENCIL I960 DOROTHY ANN WILLARD Activities: Masque and Gavel, Stu- dent Council, N.H.S., Pep Club, F.H.A., Sr. Class Vice-Pres., Elks Youth Leadership Contest, Sr. Band Majorette and Lib., Co-Ed. Annual Staff, Jr. Class Play, French Club, State Government Day Rep. Ambition: Language Interpreter College: American University LESTER YOST Activities: F.F.A., Senior Band DAVID LEE YOUNG Activities: Senior Band, Track, Male Chorus DONALD GERALD YOUNG Activities: Football (Co-Captain), Baseball, French Club, National Honor Society Pres., Junior Class Pres., Varsity Club, Masque and Gavel, Student Council, State Gov- ernment Day Representative Ambition: Mechanical Engineer College: W.V.U. JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM MAY 22, 1959 “SOUTH OF THE BORDER” FRONT ROW, left to right: Carol Sue Shriver, Louis McKinley, Pat Lineweaver, Betsy Bratton. Darla McClintock, Dorothy Ann Willard, Sandra Davison. BACK ROW, left to right: Harry Stemple, Eddie Grove, Joe Apple, Richard Stickley, Wayne Shade, Tommy Newbraugh. Mrs. Talbott, sponsor; John Stuckey, John David Barney. “FINDERS CREEPERS” The Junior Class Play, one of the highlights of the Junior year, was performed in the auditorium on the fifjh and sixth of February, 1959, at Berkeley Springs High School. Finders Creepers” was the title of the three-act mystery comedy. The cast was as follows: Wilbur Maxwell, a thirteen-year-old pocket-sized version of the atomic bomb— Wayne Shade Hercules Nelson, Wilbur's bosom pal—Harry Stemple Celeste, the object of Wilbur's affection—Carol Sue Shriver Nina Quigley, the bright spot in Hercules’ usually blackened eye—Darla Mc- Clintock Frankie, an eleven-year-old live-wire—Betsy Bratton Aunt Mary, the stabilizing factor in the Nelson household—Dorothy Ann Willard Uncle Bob, a jovial mortician—Richard Stickley Granny, Uncle Bob's hep cat grandmother—Louise McKinley Mr. Quigley, a very agile businessman—Joe Apple Dr. Brown, a middle-aged doctor with a cordial disposition—John Stuckey Madeline, Mr. Quigley’s middle-aged sister—Sandra Davison Harry Schuster, a suspicious-looking lawyer—John David Barney Daphne, the fifty-year-old maid—Pat Linaweaver Claude, the friendly, humorous caretaker—Tom Newbraugh Director—Mrs. William R. Talbott MOST ATHLETIC Kaye Hofe and John McCullough MOST COURTEOUS Dolly Fox and Donald Young MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Dorothy Ann Willard and Richard Stickley MOST SCHOLARLY Kialeen Shriver and Joe Apple F A V 0 R 1 T E S BEST LOOKING Barbara Stotler Richard Powers PERSONALITY PLUS Carol Sue Shriver and Larry Long WITTIEST Sylvia Crouse and Harry Stemple SENIOR CLASS WILL OF 1960 We, the I960 Seniors, being of sound minds and bodies, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. To our class advisors, Miss Starnes, Mrs. Talbott, and Mr. Vanscoy, we leave our thanks for four years of wise and tireless guidance. To the oncoming seniors we leave the name Seniors” and the hope that they will live up to its expectations. To the sophomore class we leave our many experiences. To the freshman class we leave the dream of someday becoming seniors. And last, but not least, the individual bequeaths: Joe Apple bequeaths to Doug Allemong his skillful ability to bother Mr. Talbott in democracy class. To an unlucky heir, Lynda Michael, Mildred Barnes joyfully wills her two little brothers. J. D. Barney passes on to Donald Fearnow his ability to make straight A’s” in French class without studying. Betsy Bratton wills one of her precious evenings to Jon Everett for the purpose of teaching him to play softly in band class. To a certain little girl by the name of Jo Aluabaugh whose hair is quite short, Thelma Ann Bushman forfeits her long strawberry blonde” hair. To a real hotrodder, Johnny Dawson, Bill Carson wills his hot Plymouth as soon as he gets his '65. Gary Clark bequeaths to Carl Hovermale his smooth, charming ways and extremely handsome looks. Doris Jean Close gives to Kenda Dawson her broken Glockenspeil stick. So that Nancy Perry will be warm next winter, Sylvia Crouse wills to her her faithful, but well worn trench coat. Phyllis Culp bequeaths to Marilyn Eckerd her cousin Jimmy—hook, line, and sinker. Our sneakiest hotrodder, Sandra Davison, wills to Joe Leary her ability to hotrod and not get caught. Bonnie Dawson gives all of her smarts to Ronnie Penwell. Dolly Fox wills to Judy Henry all of her low grades in Physics class. David Frazier leaves his two years of French writh Lowell Perry. The good fortune to flunk any class in foreign languages is willed to Lee Orme from Eddie Grove. Carol Hawvermale wills to Judy Penwell her truly red hair. The amazing ability to keep awake in democracy class is left to Norma Jean Beebe by Frances Henry. So that Donald Clark will have the hardest and most uncomfortable chair in Math class, Robert Henry personally wills it to him. To Doug McCoy, Steve Henry wills the senior classmen's prerogative to goof off in math class. Virginia Johnson leaves to Darlene Fox her counterfeit driver's license. Mary Ann Kerns bequeaths her tallness to Opal Stotler. Larry Long wills to Ronald Wachter his ability not to tear out transmissions while hotrodding. To Earl Whisner, Doug McBee wills his knowledge of baseball. Pat Lineweaver wills her ability to make a bowling score of forty-seven points to Gary Hofe. Darla McClintock wills to Virginia Corbett the habit of biting her finger nails during a test. 32 John McCullough wills most of his evenings to his steady. Sandra McCullough passes on to Lee Anna Mason her brother, John. Louise McKinley bequeaths to Pat Everett her position as majorette, providing that she keeps an abundant supply of ammonia capsules on hand. Dennis Everett has been willed Sterling Mason’s A's” in Industrial Arts. To Eugene McManus, Gladstone Michael wills all his senior class subjects. To a petite junior, Mary Lou Courtney, a petite senior, Mary Jan Michael, wills her ability to drive. Carol Mowery wills her ability to chew bubble gum to any junior who needs it. To Sammy Hanlon, Philip Mechem wills his hot, straight-stick automobile. Junior Lee Michael wills to Ronald Wilson his seat in democracy class. Wanda Newbraugh bequeaths her ability to get along with girls to Robert Bohrer. The ability to stay out of trouble is left to Gary Duckwall by Stanley Poole. The ability to skip study hall without ever getting caught is willed to Sherman Potter by Richard Powers. Flashing blue eyes are willed to Darlene Sensei from Barbara Parker. David Rankin wills his quietness to Paul Mason. Frank Reardon bequeaths his ability to play poker to anyone who needs a fast buck. Sandy Rhoe leaves to her sister Mary Belle some slightly used democracy notes. Wayne Shade being of sound mind and little intelligence wills to Esta Lee Cain his amazing ability to behave, be attentive, and keep his big mouth shut. Carol Sue Shriver wills her voice to Carol Ann Stotler. To Rebecca Yost, Kialeen Shriver forfeits all of the senior class teachers. Since Karen Whisner is so fortunate to also have journalism, Dee Smith wills to her all of her good grades in that class. The skillful art of successfully sneaking out of study hall is bequeathed to Phil Rock- well from Harry Stemple. I, Richard Stickley, will to Paul Fox my ever empty gas tank and wallet. To Katerine Miller, Barbara Stotler gives her well used classic comic books. Carroll Stotler leaves his corpse to the biolog)' class. Catherine Stotler wills to Shelvie Divilbliss her ability to talk in class without getting caught. To Virgie Unger, Sandra Stotler wills all her unpaid bills. John Stuckey wills all of his broken-hearted girls to Bobby Burke. So that Judy Myers will learn to appreciate the scenery, Mary Anne Trickett bequeaths to her her twenty mile ride to and from school every day. Mattilee Vencil wills to Judy White her southern accent. Dorothy Ann Willard bequeaths to Sylvia Burke her most cherished possessions, her locker shelves. Judy Wise wills to Ida Ruppenthal her short hair. Lester Yost wills all of his love to his girl, Judy Yost. David Lee Yoke Young wills to Anna Lee Dawson his desert boots so she can wade through the homework next year without too much trouble. To David Spears, Donald Young wills his pestering, picking, and punching. Tommy Newbraugh just quietly leaves. And finally we, the authors, leave our bequeaths: Kaye Hofe passes on to Virginia Kyne her position as head cheerleader next year, also a king size box of throat lozenges to go with it. So that Mrs. Harris won't have peace again next year in shorthand class, Joyce Ann Michael wills to Iris Jean Rankin her astonishing ability to create confusion when it is least expected. 33 CLASS OFFICERS GLADYS ARNOLD JOHN CONLEY ADELINE SPRING ROBERT BURKE VIRGINIA KYNE DOUGLAS ALLEMONG Vice President Secretary-Treasurer President CLASS OF 1961 JUNIOR SPONSORS DOUGLAS ALLENMONG Doug” JO AULABAUGH Jo” LARRY BARKER Larry” DONALD BARNHART Donnie” RAYMOND BERNHART Ray ROBERT BOHRER Bobby” ROBERT BURKE Pappy” SYLVIA BURKE Syl” ESTA LEE CAIN Pinocchio” GAYLE CAIN Hink RICHARD CAIN Richard” DONALD CLARK Shorty” 37 ANNA LEE DAWSON Anna Lee” JOHN DAWSON Johnny” KENDA DAWSON Kenda” 38 SHELVIE DIVELBLISS Shelvie” GARY DUCKWALL Duckie” MARILYN ECKERD Marilyn” DENNIS EVERETT Dennis” JON EVERETT Witch” PATRICIA EVERETT Pat DONALD FEARNOW Donald CONNIE FOWLER DARLENE FOX Darlene” HUGH G1LLISP1E Tex” RONDELL GROVE Ronnie” SAMMY HANLON Jaws” CLIFFORD HE1RONIMUS Cliff” JACKSON HENDERSHOT Jack” JUDY HENRY Judy” GARY HOFE Squirrel” CARL HOVERMALE Boogie PHYLLIS HOVERMALE Phyllis” 39 JOHN HOUSEHOLDER Johnnie” GEORGE JOLLEY Jungle NED KERSHNER Ned BARBARA KUYKENDALL Bob VIRGINIA KYNE Lea JOE LEARY Joe DOUGLAS McCOY Pancho john McDonald John” EUGENE McMANUS Onion LEE ANNA MASON Lee Anna” PAUL MASON Paul” LYNDA MICHAEL Lyn BARBARA JEAN MILLER KATHERINE MILLER Katey” JUDY MYERS Judy PHOTO Not Available SELBA JEAN NESTOR Selba Jean” LEE ORME Lee” RICHARD PAYNE Dickie JUDY PENWELL Effie” RONALD PENWELL Ronnie” LOWELL PERRY Tommy” NANCY ANN PERRY Nan” WILLIS PLOTNER Bubbles” SHERMAN POTTER Pooch 41 IRIS JEAN RANKIN Iris” MARY BELLE RHOE Belle” DIANE RISINGER Diane” PHILIP ROCKWELL Phil IDA RUPPENTHAL Ida” DARLENE SENSEL Darlene” LARRY SHADE Moses” JEAN SHANHOLTZ Sholtzie” LINDA SLONAKER Linda” NEOMA SMOOT DAVID SPEARS Spears BARBARA SPITZER Barb CAROL ANN STOTLLR Curley” OPAL STOTLLR Opal SAMMY STOTLLR Sammy” VIRGIL UNGER Virgil” RONALD WACHTER Bo FRANK WEIGLE Wiggle” EARL WHISNER Earl KAREN WHISNER Kay JUDY WHITE Judy GERALD WIDMYER Dumpy” RONALD WILSON Ronnie” DAYTON YOST Dayton 43 JUDY YOST Judy” REBECCA YOST Becky” HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES Judy Yost Sylvia Burke Lee Anna Mason 44 JUNIOR PLAY “THE FAKERS” FIRST ROW, left to right: Iris Jean Rankin, Esta Lee Cain, Gladys Arnold, Director, Pat Everett, Judy Myers, Mary Lou Courtney. SECOND ROW: Carol Ann Stotler, Robert Bohrer. Bobby Burke, Joe Leary, Donald Fearnow, Virginia Kyne. Not Pictured: Douglas McCoy. THE CAST Ben Allen, a faker” — Bobby Burke Ed Weston, a backward person — Donald Fearnow Ruth Aldrich, a serious-minded girl — Judy Myers Jessica Aldrich, Ruth’s mother — Virginia Kyne Roberta Houston, Jessica's sister — Patricia Everett Helen Johnson, Ruth’s friend — Mary Lou Courtney Mrs. Van Schuler, Jessica's friend — Carol Stotler Dortfty Aldrich, Ruth’s peppy teen-age sister — Esta Lee Cain Eugene Peters, Dorthy’s boyfriend — Joe Leary Professor Randolph Rawlings, a psychologist — Robert Bohrer Student Assistant — Iris Jean Rankin Stage Manager — Douglas McCoy Director — Gladys Arnold AUTOGRAPHS 46 CLASS OFFICERS SANDY HENRY JUDITH POTTER KENNY MILLER Secretary-Treasurer Vice President President CLASS OF 1962 SOPHOMORE SPONSORS 48 DONALD COOK JUANITA McCLAIN MARY ROCKWELL SWAN EDA YOST Albanese ■6 John Ambrose Grafton Apple Sally Arnold Lee Aulabaugh Sandra Kay Avella Barbara Barnes Roger Barney Shirley Barnhart Portia Bernhard Henrietta Bohrer Linda Braithwaite Charles Butts Judy Butts Hilda Cain Edna Mae Carlisle Betty Jo Clark Carole Lou Clark Linda Clark Vern Davison Mark Dawson Penny Sue Dawson Harry Didawick Judy Everett Pauline Gross Ronnie Lee Grove Marshall Gurson Mary Ellen Hendershot 50 Anne Henry Judy Henry Ray Henry Sandra Henry Ray Hewett Sylvia Hewett Linda Hiles Wayne Hogbin Nancy Mason Monna Lea Mechem Joyce Michael Raymond Michael Roger Michael Kenny Miller Leon Miller Larry Mullin Dick McCoy Rose Anne McKinley Dianne Mahoney LeRoy Mann Carol Perry Dolly Poole James Potter Judith Pottar Billy Powers Roger Pritchard Mary Rankin Emily Rhoe Judy Richard Ronald Ridgeway Gloria Robertson Ronnie Sue Ruppenthal Linda Sanders Samuel Shade Wayne Sherrard Glendora Shrivcr Darlene Silvers Roger Spriggs Carol Stotler Connie Stotler Phil Stotler Roxy Stotler Doug Swaim Jackie Swaim Mark Swaim William Swaim Larry Tillet Betty Unger 52 Irene Weber Mary Margaret Weber Wilma Weber Charles Whisner HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES Rose Anne McKinley. Gloria Robertson. Cheryl Golden. Henrietta Bohrer 53 AUTOGRAPH 54 CLASS OFFICERS GLORIA YOUNGBLOOD LINDA KERNS PRISCILLA HOVERMALE Vice President President Secretary-Treasurer CLASS OF 1963 FRESHMAN SPONSORS 56 OSCAR CLARK MARY HARRIS WILLIAM TALBOTT PHOTO Not Availablo Billy Albright David Allemong Paul Avella Ronald Baker Harry Barney Janet Barney Ruth Beddow Virginia Boyd Janie Butts Eddie Clark Joe Clark Dawn Close Franklin Cole Dennis Corbett Larry DeHaven Julia Duckwall Carolyn Etter Linda Evans Shirley Fischer Margaret Fleece Carolyn Fox Eleanor Fox Margie Fox Raymond Fox Ronnie Fouke Sylvia Frock Larry Golden Margaret Groppi Linda Kerns Sarah Jane Kesecker Betty Knowles Kenneth LaFallotte Frances Layton Janet Lutman David McBee James McDonald 58 James McKinley Albert McManus Marguerite Mason Patsy Merica Sandra Michael Jerry Miller Robert Miller Patsy Mongold Donna Jean Morris Drucilla Ours Riley Ours Roger Lee Perry Sandra Perry Clara Mae Potter Terrence Powell Richard Rankin Darlene Ridgeway Mary Lou Risinger David Roach Richard Selders Wayne Shanholtz Brenda Sherrard Carol Ann Showater Eugene Silver Roger Silvers Dale Somers Gary Spielman Christina Spring Judy Steiner Pauline Stinebaugh Dianne Stotler Gloria Stotler Tom Stuckey Edgar Stull Mary Helen Stull Mildred Unger Philip Unger Mary Virginia Waugh Portia Waugh David Weber Tommy Weber Gary Weigle Wynema Whitehom Andy Yost Arlene Young Dennis Young John Young Doris Youngblood HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES Sandra Michael Karen Henry Darlene Ridgeway 60 In Memory of RONALD TWIGG December 6, 1944 November 20, 1959 61 AUTOGRAPHS f 62 ANNE SWAIM President JOE MERICA SUE AMBROSE Vice President Secretary-Treasurer CLASS OFFICERS HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES Adair Pierce Bobby Hovermale Wayne Weber QUENTIN CLINGERMAN PAUL HODGES GARY KERNS EIGHTH GRADE SPONSORS Charles Ambrose Roger Ambrose Sue Ambrose Paula Aulabaugh Sharon Avella Pandora Ball Gloria Barney Alice Barnhart Gary Beddow Richard Beddow V | in. rr Barbara Bishop 'q a Luella Cain , J . Julie Capen ) Perry Carlisle Billy Clark 1 jj- vJiAJ Patricia Clem George Coffman Eddy Cunningham William Davidson George Didaw ick Janet DeHaven Nelson Divilbliss Richard Douglas Ralph Everhart Vickie Fowler Gary Glasscox Vickie Gray David Hall James Harden Dennis Healy Calvin Heironimus Irene Henry Danny Hiles Shirley Hoopengardner Carol Hoover 65 Bobby Hovermale Gale Hovermale Jimmy Hovermale Lewis Paul Hovermale Barbara I den Jerry Johnson Jo Johnson Judy Johnson Mike Johnson Peggy Johnson Nancy Sue Kerns Boyd Kiser George Kyne Amy Largent Dale Lutman Carroll Luttrell Judy McBee Janice McCoy Judy McCoy Cheryl McCumbee Gary McCumbee Joie McCumbee Susan McKinley Ira McIntyre Linda Mann Mary Mason Joseph Merica Joe Michael Victor Michael Freddie Miller Jack Mowery Larry Mowery Terry Mowery Larry Murphy Patricia Payne Adair Pierce Carolyn Powers Clyde Prichard Louise Rankin William Rankin Roger Roach Rebecca Rockwell Judy Ruppenthal Linda Ruppenthal Joyce Shade Gary Sheppard John Shirley Margaret Shockey Richard Shockey Ronald Shoemaker Sterling Shriver George Sine Jerry Slonaker Joe Smith Julia Smith Nelson Smith Wayne Spielman Linda Spring Wanda Stotler Ann Swaim Billy Trickett Jackie Unger Peggy Unger Diana Waugh Nancy Waugh Wayne Weber Vernon Widmeyer Jeff Yost Roger Youngblood 67 HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES Left to Right: Terry Miller, Susie Stotler. Sylvia Moore. Jean Morgan SEVENTH GRADE SPONSORS EFFIE COBERLY ALLEN GOLDSTROM ANNA GRACE HODGES ETHEL SLONAKER Roger Allen James Ambrose Kermit Ambrose Tommy Ambrose Kay Arnica Darlene Ash Larry Barney Charles Cain Douglas Cain Larry Cain Larry Clark Leona Clark Martha Claypool Georgiana Clem Earl Crabbc Larry Crosen Donald Cross Glenda Didawick Linda Dodson Jacob Eader Gary Easton Burton English Carol Everett Marianne Everett Janice Fearnow Richard Fisher Sandra Fields Nancy Fowler George Fox Carol Frederick Randy Fulton Albert Ganoe Billy Gill David Gray Charles Grove 69 Tommy Grove Steve Harmison Ricky Harrington Regan Haupt Norval Hendershot Barbara Henry Gerald Henry Larry Henry James Householder Mary Kay Householder Patricia Hovermale Linda Hunter Carol Sue Iden Johnny Johnson Linda Johnson Linda Largent Richard McCumbee William McCumbee Edna Mae McDonald Terry McIntyre Susan McKinley Edna Mann Nelson Mann David Mann Candace Mencer Michael Merchant Judy Michael Larry Michael Linda Mesner Roger Michael Wayne Michael Dianne Miller Harold Miller Lynn Miller Phillip Millei Sarah Mae Miller Terry Miller Rose Mills Sylvia Mills Sylvia Moore Jean Morgan Daisy Moss George Moss Linda Moss Steve Mowery Janice Sue Newbraugh Gail Perry Robert Perry Howard Prevost Leon Roach Lewis Ruppenthal Anne Scully H uberta Selders Rachael Shanholtz Linda Shirley Mildred Shisler Donald Sowers Deanna Lynn Spring Cherly Stein Douglas Steiner Phillip Stick ley Barbara Stotler Deloris Stotler Eddie Stotler Gary Stotler John Stotler Judy Stotler Julia Stotler Leroy Stotler Melvie Stotler 71 Roger Lee Stotler Susie Stotler Nancy Thompson Billy Unger James Unger Robert Unger Rose Marie Unger Connie VanGosen Gary Waugh Roger Waugh Thurman Waugh Charles Wills Johnny Wills Richard Wills Darlene Yost AUTOGRAPHS 72 ORGANIZATIONS SEATED, left to right: Kialeen Shriver, Louise McKinley, Betsy Bratton, Dorothy A. Willard. Janie Michael. STANDING, left to right: Joe Leary, Harry Stemple, Richard Stickley. Esta Lee Cain, Virginia Kyne, Wayne Shade, Judy Myers, Darlene Sensei, Opal Hovermale, Mrs. Adeline Spring, Mary Lou Courtney. 1960 ARROWHEAD STAFF Betsy Bratton ADVISOR Mrs. Adeline Spring CO-EDITORS Dorothy Ann Willard ADVERTISING COMMITTEE Mary Lou Courtney, Judy Myers, Richard Stickely. Chm., Darlene Sensei. PHOTOGRAPHY COMMITTEE Joe Leary, Harry Stemple. Wayne Shade. BUSINESS MANAGER Louise McKinley SECRETARIAL COMMITTEE Virginia Kyne, Esta Lee Cain, Wayne Shade, Chm., Opal Janie Michael, Kialeen Shriver. Hovermale. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW, left to right: Betsy Brat- ton; Dorothy A. Willard. SECOND ROW: Louise McKinley, Treasurer; Jane Michael, Vice President; Kialeen Shriver, Secretary. THIRD ROW: Richard Stickley; Donald Young, Presi- dent; William Talbott, Sponsor. MEMBERS: John Barney, Sandra Davison. Larry Long. Wayne Shade, Sylvia Burke. Lee Anne Mason, Judy Yost. Henrietta Bohrer, Cheryl Golden, Rose A. McKinley, Gloria Robertson, Linda Kerns, Karen Henry. Sandra Michael. Darlene Ridgeway, Bobby Hover- male, Terry Miller. Sylvia Moore, Jean Morgan, Adair Pierce, Susie Statler, Wayne Weber. Not Pictured: Doug Allemong. Kenny Miller, Anne Swaim. RICHARD STICKLEY President JUDY MYERS Vice President MONNA MECHEM Secretary-Treasurer MELVIN McCLAIN Sponsor ANNA GRACE HODGES Teacher of the Year 78 F.H.A. MEMBERS: Sally Arnold, Shirley Barnhart, Ruth Beddow, Hilda Cain, Dawn Close, Shirley Everhart, Alice Farris. Cheryl Golden, Sylvia Harrington. Anne Henry, Judy Henry, Karen Henry. Carolyn Hewett, Lindia Hiles, Priscilla Hovermale, Linda Kerns, Dianne Mahoney, Pat Merica, Rose Ann McKinley, Joyce Michael, Sandra Michael, Clara Mae Potter, Darlene Silvers, Barbara Spitzer, Carl Stotler, Connie Stotler, Betty Unger, Portia Waugh, Mary Margaret Weber. Wynema Whitehorn, Mavoureen Zielor, Lee Anna Mason, Mary A. TrickStt, Barbara Stotler. Sylvia Hewett. Judy Richard, Virginia Corbett, Sandy Younker, Iris Jean Rankin, Penny Sue Dawson. Mary Rankin. Betty Jo Clark, Judy Potter, Sandy Henry, Phyllis Hovermale, Betsy Bratton, Janie Michael, Kialeen Shriver, Judy Myers, Linda Clark. Judy Yost, Virgie Unger, Cindy Canoe, Rebecca Yost, Sue Kuykendall, Mary E. Hendershot, Iva Eader. Sandra Davison, Vern Davison, Carol Sue Shriver, Glendora Shriver, Judy Pen well, Barbara Kuykendall, Mary L. Courtney. Judy Henry, Mary Belle Rhoe. Carol Stotler, Dee Smith, Jean. Shanholtz. Sandy McCullough, Drucilla Ours, Ronnie L. Grove, Judy Wise, Virginia Kyne, Dorothy Ann Willard. President Vice Presidents Secretary Treasurer Historian OFFICERS louise McKinley DARLA McCLINTOCK ESTA LEE CAIN SYLVIA BURKE BONNIE DAWSON PAT LINEWEAVER MONNA MECHEM WANDA NEWBRAUGH JUDY WHITE 79 ANNA GRACE HODGES, Sponsor FIRST ROW, left to right: Robert Henry, Douglas McCoy, Jackson Hendershot, Steve Henry. President; Dennis Everett. SECOND ROW: Ray Henry. Paul Yost, Jimmy Hoopengardner. Jackie Swaim, Roger Pritchard, Billy Swaim, Roger Silvers, Leon Householder, Terry Powell. Billy Albright, Robert Johnson, Carl Hovermale. THIRD ROW: Joe Leary, Larry Shade, Mark Swaim. Doug Swaim, Wayne Sherrard, Charles Butts, Eugene McManus, Albert McManus, Frank Cole, Dale Somers. FOURTH ROW: Willis Plottner, John Ambrose, Mark Daw'son, Frank Readen, Dayton Yost, Richard Selders, Sammuel Shade, Jimmy McKinley, Roger Sprigg, Terry Hovermale. Wayne Shanholtz, Joe Clark, Donald Cook, Sponsor. SEATED: Blanche Dawson, Secretary. STANDING: Louise McKinley. Sandy Rhoe. Janet Lut- man. Linda Sanders, Darla McCIintock, Diane Mahoney. 80 i PEP CLUB oo GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW, left to right: Gloria Robertson, Catherine Miller, Sylvia Burke, Ida Ruppcnthal, Anne Henry, Judy Penwell. SECOND ROW: Marlyn Echard, Darlene Silvers, Mary Lou Court- ney, Linda Henry, Betty Unger. THIRD ROW: Linda Sanders, Virginia Corbett, Jo Aulabough, Cheryl Golden, Regina Clark, Virgie Unger. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Perry, Barbara Spitzer, Phyllis Hovermale, Shelby Divilbliss, Carol Lou Clark. FIFTH ROW: Jean Shanholtz, Mr. Kennedy, Barbara Parker. FIRST ROW, left to right: Judy Ruppenthal, Juanita Smith, Patsy Payne, Diane Waugh, Barbara Iden, Judy Butts. SECOND ROW: Mary Ellen Hendershot, Ruth Beddow, Vicky Grey, Phyllis Hovermale, Janet DeHaven, Linda Kerns, Shirley Everhart, Vicky Fowler, Darlene Silvers, Mary Mason, Barbara Bishop, Connie Stotler, Linda Hiles. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Kennedy, Janice McCoy, Irene Weber, Dawn Close, Nancy Mason, Wilma Weber, Mary Ann Kerns. FIRST ROW, left to right: Joyce Michael, Kenda Dawson, Betsy Bratton, Jean Shanholtz, Louise McKinley. SECOND ROW: Tom Weber, Gloria Robertson, Mary Ellen Stull, Raymond Michael, Harry Stemple, Dorothy Ann Willard, Mary E. Hendershot, Doris Jean Close, Dawn Close. THIRD ROW: Pat Everett, Betty Knowles, Phil Rockwell, Eugene Silvers, Joe Leary, Linda Hiles, Kaye Hofe, Mary Waugh, Wayne Shade, Irene Weber, Tom Stucky, Dennis Corbett. ‘FOURTH ROW: Ronnie Fouke, Clara Mae Potter, Mary Margaret Weber, Larry Shade, David Young, Doug Allemong, Joe Apple, David Allemong, Phil Stotler, Grafton Apple, Rose Ann McKinley, Joyce Ann Michael. Below: Joyce Michael, Kenda Dawson, Betsy Bratton, Head Majorette; Jean Shanholtz, Louise McKinley. WILLIAM RANDALL, Director 83 01 It is excellent To have a giant’s strength; hut it is tyrannous To use it like a giant. SHAKESPEARE PAUL HODGES, Assistant Coa FIRST ROW, left to right: Jeff Yost, Manager; Roger Pritchard, Raymond Michael, Paul Yost, Carroll Stotlcr, Loyd Farris, John Young, Joe Clark, Ray Hewett, Sammy Stotler, Randy Fouke, Jack- son Hendershot, Don Healy, Burton English, Manager. SECOND SENIOR MEMBERS Carroll Stotler David Frazier Junior Michael Donald Young John McCullough ALLEN GOLDSTROM, Coach ROW: Allen Goldstrom, Dick McCoy, Lowell Perry, Walter French, Dennis Everett, Donald Young, Junior Michael, Marshall Gurson, Ricky Johnson, David Frazier, Phil Stotler, John McCullough, Carl Johnson, Charles Lutman, Edgar Stull, Bobby Burke, Paul Hodges. FIRST ROW, left to right: Tom Weber, Manager; Sterling Mason, Steve Henry, Doug McBee, John McCullough, Roger Barney, Raymond Fox. SECOND ROW: Phil Stotler, Jon Everett, Doug Allemong, Ronald Wachter, Charles Lutman. THIRD ROW: Gary Kerns, Coach; Kenny Miller, Edgar Stull, Loyd Farris, Randy Fouke. BASKETBALL TEAM Gloria Youngblood, Judy Henry, Carol Sue Shriver, Virginia Kyne, Kaye Hofe, Captain; Swaneta Yost, Sponsor; Joyce Michael, Ronnie Sue Suppenthal, Linda Kerns, Barbara Stotler, Henrietta Bohrer. WRESTLING TEAM VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW, left to right: Ray Hewett, Sherman Potter, Clyde Pritchard, Ricky Johnson, Don Healy. SECOND ROW: Gary Duckwall, Lester Yost, Lowell Perry, Ronald Wilson, Carroll Stotler, Roger Pritchard. THIRD ROW: Jimmy Hoopengardner, Donald Clark, Bobby Hover- male, Norval Hendershot, Paul Hodges, Coach. FIRST ROW, left to right: Janice Newbraugh, Burton English, Howard Prevost, Philip Stickley, Steve Harmison, Jeff Yost, Judy Michael, Daisy Moss, Roger Youngblood. SECOND ROW: Billy Gill, John Shirley, Leon Householder, Margaret Shockey, Sylvia Moore, Linda Hunter, Nancy Sue Kerns, Gail Hovermale, Panny Ball. THIRD ROW: Corinne McKinley, George Didawick, George Sine, Terry Powell, Anne Scully, Anne Swaim, Linda Dodson, Charles Grove, Linda Spring. FOURTH ROW: Linda Largent, Sterling Shriver, Joyce Shade, Dennis Healy, Mike Johnson, Drum Major; Wayne Michael, Richard Douglas, Denna Spring, Adair Pierce. Not Pictured: Richard Wills, Billy Albright, Marianne Everett. JUNIOR BAND FIRST ROW, left to right: Ira McIntyre, Edward Clark, Wayne Weber, David Allemong, Michael Merchant, Jimmy McKinley, William Rankin. SECOND ROW: Philip Unger, Dennis Healy, David Gray, Mike Johnson, Eugene Silvers, Timmy Smith. THIRD ROW: Richard Shockey, George Kyne, David Young, George Sine, Larry Clark; Jeff Yost, Allen Goldstrom, Coach. 90 ADVERTISERS This above all — to thine own self be true, And it must follow, as the night the day, 7 hou canst not then be false to any man. SHAKESPEARE PENNSYLVANIA GLASS SAND CORPORATION BERKELEY SPRINGS, WEST VIRGINIA SENIORS AS STRONG AS OUR VAULTS In Security In Character In Service CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Berkeley Springs, W. Va. Congratulations to the Class of I960 FAIRCHILD ENGINE AND AIRPLANE CORPORATION Hagerstown, Md. FULTON RADIO SALES Hancock Maryland Pur Pak LEADERS IN QUALITY AND FLAVOR SUPERIOR DAIRY, Inc. 201 REYNOLDS AVENUE HAGERSTOWN, MARYLAND A. C UNGER SON SOUTHERN STATES AGENCY for MORGAN COUNTY UNGER, W. VA. BERKELEY SPRINGS, W. VA. Feed—Seeds—Farm Supplies—Fertilizer PHONE 447JI 165 jfsSavTce3 fl IS OUR L2? FIRST J THOUGHT Compliments of SNYDER TANK CENTER CHEMICAL COMPANY CORPORATION Buffalo, New York Atlanta, Georgia SNYDER'S FURNITURE Home Furnishings Hotpoint Appliances Hancock, Maryland LOG CABIN INN HANCOCK, MARYLAND PAUL AND JEAN NEWKIRK Proprietors HUNTER'S HARDWARE Appliances by MAYTAG AND KELVINATOR Gifts — Furniture — Television Sporting Goods — Housewares — Toys Phone 136 Best Wishes From THE MARTINSBURG JOURNAL BOWMAN STORES, INC. Clothing — Dry Goods — Shoes BERKELEY CLUB BOTTLING Berkeley Springs West Virginia ELECTRICAL GIFTS KEEP ON GIVING Knife Sharpeners Toasters Shavers Electric Blankets Power Tools Dish Washers Sun Lamps Skillets Hi-Fi Tape Recorders Food Freezers Egg Cookers Clocks Radios Juice Extractors Mixers Shavers Heat Lamps Hair Dryers Can Openers Grills See Your Local Appliance Dealer or THE POTOMAC LIGHT AND POWER CO. Best Wishes From DAWSON'S HARDWARE General Electric Appliances JOHN DEER FARM MACHINERY CALORIC AND MAGIC CHEF GAS RANGES REMINGTON CHAIN SAWS BOTTLED GAS SERVICE RCA-Victor TV Berkeley Springs, West Virginia GE TV LARGENT'S TRUCK AND IMPLEMENT CENTER Berkeley Springs, West Virginia Phone 319 CONSOLIDATED ORCHARD COMPANY Mountaineer Brand Paw Paw West Virginia Wilson 7-3511 7-4400 FULTON PETROLEUM SALES, INC. Distributors of MOBILGAS—MOBILOIL—MOBILEHEAT Hancock, Maryland P. E. CROUSE, Agent Phone: Office OR 8-7133 Home OR 8-6660 %uti ti Always First in Fashion Apparel for the Entire Family! HAGERSTOWN, MD. WAYNESBORO, PA. CHAMBERSBURG, PA. Let's Be Friends SCHMIDT BAKING COMPANY, INC. BLUE RIBBON BREAD Martinsburg West Virginia HOFFMAN CHEVROLET CO. 109 West Main Street HANCOCK MARYLAND OLDSMOBILE Compliments MERCHANTS AND FARMERS BANK MARTINSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA THE MORGAN MESSENGER BERKELEY SPRINGS. W. VA. Large Circulation Makes It the Best Local Advertising Medium NEWSPAPER AND JOB PRINTING Also BERKELEY SPRINGS NEWS FAIRFAX RESTAURANT NEBRAUGH'S SUPPLY FEED—COAL FARM SUPPLIES ESSO HEATING OILS 303 N. Mercer Street BERKELEY SPRINGS WEST VIRGINIA TINK'S GROCERY SWAIM'S JEWELRY BERKELEY SPRINGS PHARMACY For All Your Drug Needs I 12 S. Washington St. Phone 298 ARLIE WINTERS JR., WILLIS WRIGHT BERKELEY SPRINGS WEST VIRGINIA Registered Pharmacists Compliments of SPRING APPLIANCE Your Westinghouse Appliance and TV Dealer PHONE 596 BERKELEY SPRINGS, W. VA. ROWLANDS' TASTEE FREEZ T. H. COMPTON, INC. Great Cacapon, W. Va. Petroleum Transportee Local and Long Distance Hauling PARKS FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Day or Night Service Anywhere PHONE 102 BERKELEY SPRINGS WEST VIRGINIA Serving Paw Paw and Berkeley Springs RAUTH MOTORS PARK VIEW INN BERKELEY SPRINGS WEST VIRGINIA OPEN ALL YEAR Telephone 60 DAVIDSON'S GROCERY Compliments of ALLEN INSURANCE AGENCY Call Cliff—84 West Main Street HANCOCK, MARYLAND ORchard 8-6123 SALES AND SERVICE USED CARS AND TRUCKS D. R. FLEMING HEATING OILS Hancock, Maryland HANCOCK MOTOR COMPANY Hancock, Maryland SALES Zte oto SERVICE Nothing says quality like the I960 Plymouth and DESOTO CONN FINE, INC. 45 W. Main St. HANCOCK, MARYLAND Women's and Children's Wear THE STORE OF FAMOUS BRANDS NATIONAL RESTAURANT Hancock, Maryland Phone OR-8-6585 WHERE TASTE TELLS THE TALE MARYLAND MEDICAL SECRETARIAL SCHOOL HAgerstown, Maryland A Professional School Specializing in the Training of Medical Office Personnel. CREEKS JEWELRY KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS ELGIN—BULOVA—LONSINES and WITTNAUER WATCHES Musical Instruments and Gifts HANCOCK, MARYLAND MELART JEWELERS Nationally Advertised Fine Jewelry Offical Inspectors B O RR Watches 135 N. Queen Street MARTINSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA MacGREGOR SPORTS EQUIPMENT Outfitters to Champions THE WILSON HARDWARE CO. 30 N. Mechanic St. CUMBERLAND, MD. THE HANCOCK BANK Hancock, Maryland 1894 OLD IN EXPERIENCE- YOUNG IN IDEAS 3% Paid on Savings PATTERSON'S DRUG STORE AM 7-8903 134 S. Queen St. MARTINSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS of W. K. FREIERT Associated with ESSKAY THE PEOPLE'S NATIONAL BANK Hancock, Maryland 3% Interest Paid On Savings Member FEDERAL RESERVE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE IF YOU WANT CLOTHES WITH STYLE AND DISTINCTION Shop BURTON'S Cumberland and La Vale FULKS BROTHERS INC. Everything in Sporting Goods WESTON, W. VA. WILLARD'S SERVICE STATION AND TOURIST HOME Berkeley Springs, W. Va. Station Phone 297 Home Phone 336 BATH GROCERY 108 N. Washington Street Phone 1 15 BERKELEY SPRINGS, W. VA. O. E. WIDMYER West Virginia Real Estate BERKELEY SPRINGS, W. VA. Phone 330 Best Wishes to the Class of '60 BERKELEY SPRINGS MOTEL MR. AND MRS. G. D. RICE Compliments of LAWYER'S JEWELRY Phone 72 BERKELEY SPRINGS WEST VIRGINIA Compliments of C. S. JOHNSON LUMBER CO. STAR BARBER SHOP BERKELEY SPRINGS WEST VIRGINIA Compliments of MASON'S FLORIST Flowers for All Occasions BERKELEY SPRINGS, W. VA. Compliments of LITTLE MISS TOMATO, INC. U. S. 522 South Best Wishes From KERN'S GROCERY Groceries and Meats Phone 7 Best Wishes From BATH CANDY COMPANY H. L. YOST, JR. Best Wishes From HELSLEY'S FUNERAL HOME Better See Motorola TV at JOE'S RADIO SHOP Telephone 254 BERKELEY SPRINGS. W. VA. JO'N JENNY'S BEAUTY SALON 211 Fairfax St. BERKELEY SPRINGS, W. VA. Phone 69 Professional Care is Best for Hair Compliments of HOVERMALE'S PRODUCE CLOSE LUMBER CO. Builders and Distributors BERKELEY SPRINGS, W. VA. Phone 795 Compliments of S. D. H ELS LEY Interwoven Socks—You Can't Beat 'em INTERWOVEN STOCKING COMPANY Compliments of BUTLER'S GROCERY MEATS GROCERIES Come and Eat at THE WARM SPRINGS RESTAURANT BERKELEY SPRINGS, W. VA. Phone 107 MR. AND MRS. BENTON S. RUPPENTHAL, Prop. LEE'S DRESS SHOP Women's Wearing Apparel Phone 481 BERKELEY SPRINGS WEST VIRGINIA STEWART'S MEN'S WEAR ARROW SHIRTS FLORSHEIM SHOES KNOX HATS Berkeley Springs, W. Va. MARTINSBURG, W. VA. CENTRAL ESSO SERVICE FRED H. AMBROSE Phone 788 We Try to Please Good Luck From UNGER’S SHOPPING CENTER BERKELEY SPRINGS, W. VA. Phone 176 Best Wishes FROM MOUNTAIN STATE WATER COMPANY T. E. STOTLER Tire Distributor BERKELEY SPRINGS, W. VA. To the Graduates of Berkeley Springs High School The Best of Luck STINE'S DRUG STORE Phone 29 NU-WAY CLEANERS Quality Dry Cleaning BERKELEY SPRINGS C. T. JOHNSON H. 1. STEMPLE Best Wishes From WILLIAM H. HUNTER TIMBER RIDGE MOTEL U.S. 5aa, 11 Miles South of BERKELEY SPRINGS WEST VIRGINIA Compliments of NOLAND'S GROCERY GREAT CACAPON W. VA. GREAT CACAPON SERVICE STATION Gas and Oil GREAT CACAPON, W. VA. HILL MOTORS The Home of Quality Used Cars HANCOCK, MARYLAND OR 8-6238 Compliments of HANCOCK PHARMACY PHONE OR 8-6630 OR 8-6751 EXLINE HARDWARE COMPANY Hancock, Maryland Phone ORchard 7-6611 Say It With Flowers WARD’S FLOWER SHOP Free Delivery HANCOCK, MD. OR 8-6451 McKINLEY'S MARKET Quality Foods HANCOCK, MARYLAND Best Wishes From ROSEN'S HANCOCK, MARYLAND H. F. DIEHL—Jeweler Jewelry and Gifts HANCOCK, MARYLAND Phone OR 8-6777 WESTERN AUTO Phone OR 8-6761 Hancock, Maryland Compliments of BRIDGE RESTAURANT HANCOCK, MARYLAND Compliments of RELIABLE FURNITURE STORE, INC. 123 South Queen St. MARTINSBURG, W. VA. Martinsburg's Most Popular Furniture Store WEDDING INVITATIONS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS Embossed and Engraved Gifts and Greeting Cards Hallmark, Gibson, Norcross TAVENNER'S Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '60 THE MANHATTAN NATIONALLY FAMOUS MEN'S WEAR CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND FASHION'S FIRST of DIANA SHOPS Come In and Shop af Your Earliest Convenience 109 S. Qeen St. AM. 3-5261 MARTINSBURG, W. VA. Compliments of COFFMAN LUMBER COMPANY 499 N. Prospect St. RE 9-3366 HAGERSTOWN, MD. Dependable Materials HAGERSTOWN. MARYLAND HAGERSTOWN PAINT GLASS CO. Paints Glass Mirrors Overhead Doors 45 W. Franklin St. HAGERSTOWN, MD. RE-9-4300 ROYAL JEWELER Eastern West Virginia's Leading Credit Jewelers 120 North Queen Street MARTINSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA Compliments of KEPIE'S CLOTHES SHOP Stop in at JULIAS' RESTAURANT MARTINSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA SAY IT WITH FLOWERS CRISWELLS FLORIST MARTINSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA Phone AM 7-8918 Congratulations to the Senior Class of I960 MANBECK BREAD COMPANY HAGERSTOWN, MARYLAND HAYS, INC. 28-W. Washington St. 2035 Pennsylvania Ave. HAGERSTOWN, MARYLAND Compliments of EMMERT'S MARTINSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA JACOB'S QUALITY FOOTWEAR Home of Famous Name Shoes Hosiery, Bags, and Costume Jewelry MARTINSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA NORTH END SUNOCO Wilkes Street BERKELEY SPRINGS, W. VA. Phone 782 Best Wishes From BILL YOUNG PARKSIDE GROCERY Phone 181 Compliments of HANCOCK DRIVE-IN Compliments of CUMBERLAND CLOAK AND SUIT STORE Compliments of CHRISTIAN MUSIC AND BOOK STORE 36 Baltimore Street CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND 1 A 1 n x THE BEST PLACE TO SHOP ... For Yourself Your Family Your Home LAZARUS CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND THE HAGERSTOWN LUMBER COMPANY HAGERSTOWN, MARYLAND RE-3-4600 THE BON TON Misses, Junior, and Teen Sportswear and Accessories 17 North Potomac Street HAGERSTOWN, MARYLAND BRENNER'S MEN SHOP FLORSHEIM SHOES ARROW SHIRTS Martinsburg, West Virginia SILER PYNE SHOE STORE MARTINSBURG. W. VA. Footwear for the Family ROMESBURG TIRE COMPANY 409 W. Race St. AM 7-8933 MARTINSBURG, W. VA. The Men Who Know Tires Best Compliments of POTOMAC FARMS QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS FRESH MILK DAILY From MORGAN COUNTY PHONE 2 BERKELEY SPRINGS, W. VA. CONGRATULATIONS S. T. LITTLE JEWELRY CO. SMITH'S SHOE SHOP COOKS, left to right: Pearl Ranltin, Mazy Hovermale, Pearl Shade. CUSTODIANS, Irvin McBee Harry Henry TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY WYJ V v----Ms. . - V. --. VX'V XX . « V •_ W —i_ - =o=cc=c=:=oo xjxtCXX DCOCC ----- ococc LXXX o=oc o=c= OCKfC OC -l-rrfV. _-- 1“ XX: rvCQT OCOC -C XK 5xXX?Ov