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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1964 volume:

PUBLISHED BY THE ANNUAL STAFF OF BERKELEY SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL Berkeley Springs, West Virginia Julie Capen, Paula Aulabaugh.........Co-Editors Luella Cain........................Business Manager Adeline Spring..........................Advisor NINETEEN HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FOUR Congratulations to the seniors of 1964. It is my most sincere wish that you will succeed in everything you strive to do throughout your lives. Underclassmen, establish as your goals those attained by this year's seniors and the seniors before 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 fame 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 of 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 CONTENTS DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION FACULTY ACTIVITIES FEATURES ATHLETICS CLASSES ADVERTISEMENTS We, the Annual Staff, are proud to present to you our 1964 ARROWHEAD. This book has caught glimpses here and there, so that in years to come the activities of this school year at Berkeley Springs High will not be dimmed and will not fade from memory. In later years, while turning these pages, if you should recall the many smiles, sorrows, and dreams of'64, we shall be content, knowing that we have done the thing we were called upon to do. ARROWHEAD STAFF Julie Capen, Paula Aulabaugh Co-Editors EDICATION Throughout our years at Berkeley Springs High School we have always known the teacher to whom we dedicate this book to be helpful, friendly, conscientious, and sincere towards each one of us. Under the ever con- cerned eyes of this dedicated person we have completed an era in our lives which will never be forgotten. As a small token of our gratitude we hereby dedicate this yearbook to Gladys K. Arnold. In Grateful RECOGNITION ime erui ce 5 MORGAN COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION Elmo Allemong President O. B. Weber Henry Ruppenthal Gladys Butts The Morgan County Board of Education is dedicated to the belief that education is the bul- wark of freedom, and that this nation's system of free public education is literally its first line of defense and the greatest constructive force in the possession of the American peo- ple for the preservation of their freedoms and the democratic way of life. We at Berkeley Springs High School share with all citizens pride in the accomplishments of our Board of Education. With deep appreciation, we salute the Morgan County Board of Education for its un- tiring efforts in providing the citizens of to- morrow with the best in educational opportuni- ties today. Raymond Dispanet County Superintendent Donald Largent 6 Raymond S. Dispanet County Superintendent ”A great educational sys- tem does not mature in a single season, nor does it achieve greatness because of the work of a single per- son. Rather it is a product of years of effort on the part of many persons working together in the interest of children. As a result of past efforts, our school system now is in the forefront of those dedicated to human dignity and to a sense of the worth and selffulfillment of every individual. This is a good time for us to pause and take pride in our ac- complishments. George E. Noland Assistant Superintendent Lloyd D. Richards Office Manager and Bookkeeper Mary Louise Hiett Secretary and Receptionist William P. Randall Band Director County Music Supervisor New Junior High School 05254334 Fred P. Weihl Principal Warren H. Widmeyer Assistant Principal W-BiAnche Dawson Secretary C |r Gary L. Kerns Guidance Counselor 10 Gladys K. Arnold English Edgar H. Coberly Librarian ScUa ) 7. Charles V. Burkhart Mathematics, Mechanical Drawing William F. Burkhart Mathematics UytJwiCf t tUojtin John H. Conley Richard N. Crawford Biology, Science Algebra, Plane Geometry, Mathematics Artie B. Dispanet English Allen E. Goldstrom Special Education William W. Grove Science, Mathematics, Civics Mary M. Harris Typing, Shorthand Ruth E. Harris Science Gay J, Hewett English Chester B. Hiett Welding, Vocational Agriculture, Agricultural Mechanics Anna Grace Hodges Home Economics Paul B. Hodges Physical Education, Driver's Education Rosalie S. Miller Geography William P. Randall Band, Chorus Henry M. Ruppenhal IH Typing, Mathematics, General Business William E. Smith English, Democracy, World History Adeline N. Spring English I- Margaret W. Starnes American History Clyde S. Wilson General Shop, Sheet Metal Elmer E. Weber Warren H. Widmyer Athletic Director, History, Science, Assistant Principal Physical Education Isabella R..Young .a French $ ry Lloyd Frederick Student Teacher, Physical Education u ACTIVITIES FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Sylvia Moore, Linda Potter, Jo Johnson, Linda Hunter, Gale Hovermale, Rebecca Rockwell, Anne Swaim, Mary Kay Householder, Janice Newbraugh. SECOND ROW: Shirley Shambaugh, Jean McGarvey, Linda McBee, Teresa Davison, Linda Fisher, Theresa Goodman, Carol Sue Iden, Cathy Bergen, Carol Everett, Jay Russell, Judy Ruppenthal, Jackie Unger, Frances Willard, Judy Lintz, Brenda Stotler. THIRD ROW: Mary Ann Fox, Carol Potter, Carol Jay, Pam Rockwell, Patty Courtney, Linda Messner, Phyllis Miller, Mary Susan Spitzer, Linda Dodson, Darlene Ash, Louise Rankin, Mary McGarvey, Sue Aulabaugh, Jo Ann Fox. FOURTH ROW: Dolly Mencer, Cathy Butscher, Cheryl Stein, Cindy Hovermale, Elizabeth Hertges, Anne Scully, Sandy Kesecker, Pat Goodman, Linda Largent, Wanda Sonnen- berg, Rhonda Goodman, Brenda Stotler, Bea Miller, Joy Ruppenthal, Nancy Householder, Debbie Peck, Betty Hutchin- son, Gale Rhoe, Delores Stotler, Virginia Twigg, Sally Powell, Virginia VanZandt, Linda Hovermale, Alice Bowers, Huberta Selders, Linda Cain, Barbara Henry, Jo Ann Kiser, Pat Silver. FIFTH ROW: Mrs. Hodges, Advisor; Ethelene Merchant, Karlyn Johnson, Susie Stotler, Mona Hogbin, Diana Miller, Kay Arnica, Daisy Moss, Pam Sullivan, Brigetta Barney, Carol Sue Courtney, Carol Sanders, Peggy Willard, Linda Mason, Lizetta McBee, Louise Michael, Joyce Penwell. HOME ECONOMICS Domestic skills in home living are taught in the Home Economics classes. Fundamental knowledge of managing a home, preparing food, sewing, and performing operations from designs is gained for valuable use in the future. 17 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Danny Unger,Treasurer; George Kyne, Charles Ambrose, Reporter; Clyde Pritchard, President; Bobby Hovermaie, Vice-President; Lloyd Householder, Sentinel; Bill Trickett, Secretary; Gary Glascock, Parliamentarian. SECOND ROW: Charles Cain, Scott Widmyer, McKinley Whisner, George Fox, Chester Hiett, Advisor; Wayne Weber, Glenn Golden, Robert Gloyd. THIRD ROW: Gerald Henry, Larry Henry, George Trickett, Larry Omps, Larry Michael, Garnet Light, Stuart Gloyd, Harold Miller. FOURTH ROW: Eddie Rhoe, Gary Starliper, David Stotler, Jerry Starliper, Roger Ambrose. FIFTH ROW: Eddie Stotler, Kermit Ambrose, Donald Poole, John Wills, Calvin Gloyd. The Aim and Purposes The primary aim of ihe Future Farmers of America is the development of agricultural leadership, cooperation. and citizenship. The specific purposes for which this or- ganization was formed arc as follows: 1. To develop competent, iggrrnivr, rural, and agricultural leadership. 2. To create and nurture a love of country life. 3. To strengthen the confidence of farm boys and young men in themselves and their work. 4. To create more interest in the intelligent choice of farming occupations. 5. To encourage members in the development of individual farm ing programs and establishment in farming. 6. To encourage member to improve the farm home and it� aurroundinga. 7. To participate in worthy undertakings for the improvement of agriculture. 8. To develop character, train for useful citizenship, and foster patriotism. 9. To participate in cooperative effort. 10. To encourage and practice thrift. 11. To encourage improvement in scholarship. 12. To provide and encourage the development of organized rural recreational activities. F F A The FFA is a national or- ganization of, by, and for boys studying Vocational Agricul- ture in public secondary schools. In Vo. Ag. classes, boys receive valuable instruction that will aid them in their fu- ture lives, providing them with knowledge and skill in various phases of American life. 19 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Teresa Davison, Linda McBee, Wanda Sonnenberg, Rebecca Rockwell, Frances Willard, Linda Potter, Pamela Rockwell, Edward Padin, Tom Shufflebarger, Miss Hewett, Sponsor; Mr. Kerns, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Theresa Goodman, Cindy Hovermale, Jay Russell, Mary McGarvey, Patricia Goodman, Marianne Everett, Patsy Payne, Mona Hogbin, Joyce Everhart, Mary Kave, Roger Youngblood, James Unger. THIRD ROW: Carol Jay, Judy Michael, Mary Lou Spring, Linda Mesner, Barbara Bealman, Gale Hovermale, Nancy Kerns, Judy Ruppenthal, Diana Waugh, Anne Swaim, Judy McCoy, Bill Trickett, Danny Unger. 20 PEP CLUB FIRST ROW: Diana Waugh, Carol Jay, Jo Johnson, Linda Hunter, Rhonda Sue Goodman. SECOND ROW: Gale Hover- male, Frances Willard, Carol Sue Iden, Judy Ruppenthal, Louise Rankin, Judy Fox, Jo Ann Kiser. THIRD ROW: Linda Me Bee, Theresa Davison, Susan J. Stotler, Karlyn Johnson, Delores Stotler, Anne Swaim, Linda Hovermale, Mona Hogbin. TRI-HI-Y TRI-HI-Y Tri-Hi-Y is a YMCA club for high school girls. The name Hi-Y stands for high school YMCA. Tri-Hi-Y gets its name from the triangle part of the YMCA symbol known a- round the world. The three- sided triangle is symbolic of the full life: an equal balance of physical, mental, and spirit- ual development. The purpose is To create, maintain, and extend throughout home, school, and community, high standards of Christian char- acter. SEATED: Mary Kay Householder, Marianne Everett, Julie Capen, President; Adair Pierce, Margaret Shockey, Jo Johnson. STANDING: Rebecca Rockwell, Carol Jay, Joyce Shade, Patsy Payne, Linda Sullivan, Panny Ball, Nancy Kerns, Mrs. Spring, Sponsor; Barbara Bealman, Frances Willard, Carol Sue Iden, Linda Largent, Paula Aulabaugh', Deanna Spring. ARROWHEAD STAFF SEATED: Luella Cain, Nancy Kerns, Julie Capen, Paula Aulabaugh, Rebecca Rockwell. STANDING: Steve Harmison, Bill Trickett, Jo John- son, Panny Ball, Mary Kay Householder, John Newbraugh. 22 1963 HOMECOMING Miss Jackie Unger was crowned the 1963 Homecoming Queen by Steve Harmison, Pres- ident of the Junior Class, at the Hedges- ville-Berkeley Springs football game. Miss Millie Unger, last year's Homecoming Queen, helped with the proceedings. Miss Jackie Unger was es- corted onto the field by Dennis Young. Millie Unger, Steve Harmison, Jackie Unger, Dennis Young 23 LIBRARY ASSISTANTS FIRST ROW: Carol Jay, Cathy Butscher, Sue Ambrose, Gloria Barney, Patsy Payne, Alice Barnhart, Linda Sullivan, MonaHogbin. SECOND ROW: Rachel Barnes, Mary Spitzer, Linda Mesner, Jay Russell, Dianne Smith, Sharon Avella, Carol Sue Iden, Linda Farris. OFFICE ASSISTANTS SEATED: Charlotte DeHaven, Mrs. Dawson. STANDING: Betsy Jenkins, Sharon Avella, Phyllis Silver, Deanna Spring. 24 Driver Education is a course offered to those students sixteen years of age and older. It not only teaches them how to operate a vehicle, but it acquaints them with the mechanical devices and the skills used in driving. These classes taught by Mr. Paul Hodges meet five days a week for one semester. 25 ftflTUfifS 1963-1964 SENIOR BAND SWEETHEART BAND SWEETHEART The Senior Band has added something new to its activities since 1962, and this is the crowning of a Band Sweetheart. A girl is chosen from her fellow students repre- senting one who shows interest in the band, musician- ship, friendliness, character, and re- spect for teachers and students. Anne Swaim, 1962-1963 Sweetheart; Nancy Kerns, 1963-1964 Sweetheart; Joie McCumbee, Band President; Margaret Shockey, Maid of Honor; Patrick McBee, Crown Bearer. 27 SENIOR BAND FIRST ROW--Margaret Shockey, Sylvia Moore, Marianne Everett, Teresa Davison, Nancy Sue Kerns, Barbara Beal- man, Anne Swaim, Adair Pierce. SECOND ROW--Joie McCumbee, Linda Hunter, Janice Newbraugh, Roland Spitzer, Jack Butts, Darrel Crouse, Pam Rockwell, Linda Potter, Joyce Shade, Linda Largent, Jimmy Hunter, Howard Pre- vost, Vicki Householder, Linda McBee, Theresa Goodman, Scott Widmyer, Richard Douglas. THIRD ROW--Jeff Yost, Steve Harmison, Ethelene Merchant, Linda Dodson, Frances Willard, Betty Butts, Gale Hovermale, Cindy Hovermale, Kendra McGowen, PannyBall, Fred Sirbaugh, Gary Dodson, Anne Scully, Judy Michael. FOURTH ROW--Eddie Conner, Danny Fox, Patty Courtney, Raymond Shirley, John Shirley, Eddie Clingerman, Wayne Michael, Burton English, Mike Dawson, Deanna Spring, Karlyn Johnson, Tommy Johnson. FIFTH ROW--Jimmy Pierce, Norman Young, Steve Michael, Sterling Shriver, Mike Johnson, George Didawick, Steve Dawson, Dennis Healy, Billy Gill, Roger DeHaven, Mr. William P. Randall, Director. SENIOR MAJORETTES Teresa Davison, Marianne Everett, Margaret Shockey, Nancy Kerns, Drum Majorette; Adair Pierce, Anne Swaim, Barbara Bealman, Sylvia Moore. SENIOR BAND OFFICERS Joyce Shade, Librarian; Linda Hunter, Librarian; Barbara Bealman, Secretary-Treasurer; Joie Mc- Cumbee, President; Adair Pierce, Vice-President; Richard Douglas, Manager. 29 CADET BAND FIRST ROW: Janice Faith, Joyce Bergen, Carol Everett, Karen Everett, Carol Dawson, Barbara Barney, Judy Dodson. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Clingerman, Mary Ann Fox, Lisa Capen, Jane Eichelberger, Vicki Newbraugh, Donna Rae Clark, Sylvia Puffenberger, David Widmyer, Cathy Randall, Billy Jackson, Lynn Scully, Chris Johnson. THIRD ROW: Mr. Randall, Director; Doris Bergen, Eddie Goodman, Charles Willard, Mike Webster, Sharon Bishop, Bobby Keiter, Doug Michael, Steve Davison, Jackie Lutman, Peggy Avey, Steve Aulabaugh, Ward M. Dawson, Drum Major. FOURTH ROW: Steve Allemong, Ellen Moore, Eileen Youngblood, Roger Hovermale, Mary Barnhart, Richard Courtney, Kathy Hadley, Hugh Rockwell, Ann Fouke, Andy Swaim, Steve Dick. FIFTH ROW: Brian Ganoe, Kevin Andrews, Kevin Koebley, Donald Randall, Ricky McLaughlin, Billy Harmison, Edward McIntyre, Elizabeth Barker, Debbie Stotler, Gail Goller, Joyce Conley, Micheria Shambaugh, Wayne Miller. SIXTH ROW: Donald Goller, Alan Scully, Elaine Clingerman, Betty Hutchinson, Paul Moore, Lynn Dunham, Brigette Waugh, Diane Young, Vicki Stotler, Marvin Weigle, Maurice Weigle. 30 CADET BAND OFFICERS CADET BAND MAJORETTES AND DRUM MAJOR Karen Everett, Secretary-Treasurer; Mike Ward M. Dawson, Drum Major; Janice Faith, Joyce Bergen, Karen Webster, Captain; Ward M. Dawson, Presi- Everett, Carol Everett, Carol Dawson, Barbara Barney, Judy Dodson. dent; Donald Randall, Vice-President. 31 CHORUS FIRST ROW: Joyce McCoy, Virginia VanZandt, Linda Sue Cain, Carolyn Unger, Mary Susan Spitzer, Barbara Iden. SECOND ROW: Lucinda Prevost, Julie Capen, Julia Stotler, Sandy Kesecker, Carol Jay, HubertaSelders, Barbara Henry, Patsy Payne. THIRD ROW: Luella Cain, Rebecca Rockwell, Trudy Gallic, Mary Jo Cain, Susan Williams, Carol Sue Iden, Linda Mesner, Karen DeLawder. FOURTH ROW: Bonnie Heironimus, Linda Farris, Diane Miller, Deanna Spring, Jo Ann Ziler, Carol Everett, Nora Waugh, Virginia Twigg. GIRLS' CHORUS OFFICERS Julie Capen, Secretary; Luella Cain, President; Deanna Spring, Librarian. William P. Randall, Director The Junior Class presents OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY Play Cast Steward...................... Mrs. Skinner................. Cornelia Otis Skinner........ Otis Skinner................. Emily Kimbrough.............. Purser ...................... Stewardess................... Dick Winters................. Admiral...................... Harriet St. John............. Winifred Blough.............. Leo McEvoy................... Inspector ................... Therese ..................... Madame Elise................. Monsieur De La Croix......... Window Cleaner............... . . Larry Michael . . Dinah Whisner . . Deanna Spring . . . John Nichols ........Carol Jay Norval Hendershot . . . Judy Michael . . . Edward Padin . . Steve Harmison . . Sandy Kesecker . . Jean Me Garvey .... Larry Cain . . Delores Stotler .Marianne Everett . . . Cheryl Stein . . Burton English Norval Hendershot Narrator Mary K. Householder 33 PRESENTING THE JUNIOR CLASS PLAY 34 Feeding students can be a tremendous task, but the kitchen staff at B.S.H.S. has accepted the job as a challenge to their ingenuity. Daily hot appetizing meals are served to hundreds of students in the cafeteria by our friendly cooks under the supervision of Mrs. Rath- bone. COOKS Mrs. Mildred Rathbone, Mrs. Marie Douglas, Mrs. Hazel Unger, Mrs. Pearl Rankin, Mrs. Dorotha Luttrell, Mrs. Martha Nesmith. COOKS AND CUSTODIANS ALWAYS ON THE JOB The maintenance and cleanli- ness with which B.S.H.S. is run may be credited to our thorough custodians. We desire to express our feelings of pride in the job they have been doing just as they show obvious pride in their work. We wish to say thank you for their creditable endeavors to make a better B.S.H.S. Mr. Heber Hobday Mr. Harry Henry, Mr. Irvin McBee 35 SENIOR BEST ALL AROUND Jeff Yost, Jo Johnson MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST SCHOLARLY Margaret Shockey, Mike Johnson Perry Carlisle, Rebecca Rockwell PERSONALITY PLUS Pam Rockwell, Clyde Pritchard WITTIEST Barbara Bealman, Richard Douglas MOST TALENTED Joie McCumbee, Julie Capen FRIENDLIEST Gale Hover male, Wayne Weber 36 FAVORITES BEST LOOKING Anne Swaim, Dennis Healy BEST DRESSED Roger Youngblood, Nancy Kerns MOST DEPENDABLE William Rankin, Luella Cain MOST ATHLETIC Diana Waugh, Lloyd Householder MOST COURTEOUS Sterling Shriver, Gloria Barney BEST SPORT Paula Aulabaugh, Richard Shockey MOST SINCERE Panny Ball, Joe Merica 37 Chance favors the prepared mind, and it is the prepared mind of science that constantly discovers new ways to make our daily lives more pleasant and profitable. In science lies the answers to the never ending questions of the inquiring mind. 38 VOCATIONAL TRAINING SENIOR HIGH FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Clyde Wilson, Assistant Coach; Richard Shockey, Lloyd Householder, Steve Clark, Ted Higby, Tom Shufflebarger, John Nichols, Burton English, Sidney Higby, Richard Crawford, Coach. SECOND ROW: Charles Am- brose, Donnie Ryan, Jimmy Unger, Clyde Pritchard, Wayne Weber, Bobby Hovermale, Larry Cain, Arlie Yost, Billy Gill. THIRD ROW: Roger Allen, Manager; Lynn Compton, Bill Fox, Tommy Yost, Wayne Michael, Fred Sirbaugh, David Fox, David Clark, Roger Sullivan, Jack Butts, Howard Prevost. Diana Waugh, Carol jay, jo Johnson, Captain; Linda Hunter, Rhonda Sue Goodman. 40 JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL SQUAD FIRST ROW: Ronald Clatterbuck, Coach; Brian Ganoe, Paul Moore, Danny Moss, Tommy Johnson, Dick Courtney, Billy Harmison, Kenneth Copeland, Mr. Elmer Weber, Coach. SECOND ROW: Glen Robertson, Ricky McLaughlin, Donald Randall, Chris Johnson, Joe Petry, Bill Shufflebarger, Jimmy Mitchell. THIRD ROW: Mike Webster, Roger Michael, Harry Swink, Eddie Goodman, Larry Weber, Charles Yost, Charlie Willard. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Jackie McGarvey, Andra Lee Orebaugh, Jean Hunter, Vicki Newbraugh, Lisa Capen. 41 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Jeff Yost, Wayne Michael, Dennis Healy, Burton English, Dennis Sullivan, Gary Dodson, James Harden, Donnie Ryan. SECOND ROW: Mr. Burkhart, Coach; Charles Ambrose, Dave Hall, Mike Johnson, Richard Shockey, George Didawick, Jimmy Unger. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Lynn Compton, George Fox, David Mason. SECOND ROW: Donnie Ryan, FredSirbaugh, Arlie Yost. THIRD ROW: John Newbraugh, Mr. Crawford, Coach. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Bill Shufflebarger, Charles Willard, Steve Allemong, Michael Webster, Edward Goodman. SECOND ROW: Gail Hovermale, Paul Moore, Chris Johnson, Ed- ward Braithwaite. THIRD ROW: James Pierce, Gary Mason, Dennis Robertson, Robert Payne. 44 WRESTLING TEAM FIRST ROW: Wayne Weber, Terry McIntyre, Clyde Pritchard, Dean Hutchinson, Gary Glascock, David Fox, Norman Young, Steve Michael, Steve Glascock. SECOND ROW: David Hoopengardner, Jimmy Hunter, Steve Clark, Bobby Hovermale, Lloyd Householder, John Nichols, Kermit Ambrose, Joie McCumbee, Mr. Weber, coach. THIRD ROW: Mr. Hodges, Coach; Tommy Gillian, Royce Hovermale, Paul Wilson. FOURTH ROW: Raymond Shirley, Danny Moss, Kevin Koebly, Dave Clark, Chris Johnson, Jack Waugh. TRACK TEAM FIRST ROW: Burton English, Steve Clark, Dennis Healy, James Harden, Dean Hutchinson. SECOND ROW: Joie McCumbee, Donnie Ryan, Clyde Pritchard, Eddie Cunningham, Mr. Hodges, Coach. 45 SENIORS SUE AMBROSE CHARLES AMBROSE ANITA ANDERSON PAULA AULAUAUljfl , L - oJJ Wx 'V (LAJ SHARON AVELLA PANNY BALL L 48 GLORIA BARNEY BARBARA BEALMAN RICHARD BEDDOW BARBARA BISHOP ALICE BOWERS V (ffosnc£sm ZA- ULC-x ' £C L LUELLA CAIN LINDA CAIN SENIORS 50 GEORGE DIDAWICK RICHARD DOUGLAS CV JANET DeHAVEN a.kO RALPH EVERHART c Cuj k t Q, AJUlQ rrw J yty ‘ dARY GLASCOCK VICKIE GRAY SENIORS MARY ELLEN HENDERSHOT IRENE HENRY DANNY HILES CAROL HOOVER LEON HOUSEHOLDER LLOYD HOUSEHOLDER 52 ROBERT HOVERMALE GALE HOVERMALE I'l-.. Ji jj BARBARA IDEN JERRY JOHNSON Vj Vv-� . v . -W) LCjLWo. r 3_ C J v JO JOHNSON I VJ V) ft oJLu — Ju SENIORS 54 GEORGE KYNE AMY LARGENT LINDA MANN LINDA MASON MARY ANN MASON JOE MERICA JACK MOWERY JUDY McCOY JOIE McCUMBEE vjA j V SU-k- A x . V W_ vk o4jiojo . VJ3 L f o Y o jL Xf (VJ 'V ' Whr SENIORS v V V)C£ Vf OV CK 0-o v3 -VncvJ - WA , J- o A J r N- v v v La l • 3 - _x -NVno3v _ jCrO vS AXj J 9l LINDA CLYDE LOUISE RANKIN WILLIAM RANKIN GALE RHOE PAMELA ROCKWFLL 56 JOYCE SHADE JOHN SHIRLEY MARGARET SHOCKEY RICHARD SHOCKEY SENIORS WANDA SONNENBERG WANDA STOTLER ANNE SWAIM BILL TRICKETT -C, Os. Cx x 1 - V« a s 2 ooti JACKIE UNGER JOY VANGILDER 58 VIRGINIA VANZANDT JOYCE WALLS ■I DIANA WAUGH ROGER YOUNGBLOOD DENNIS YOUNG JEFF YOST SENIOR SPONSORS Larry C. Arbogast Lula Belle Robertson Anna Grace Hodges Richard Shockey, President; Luella Cain, Vice-president; Pamela Rockwell, Secretary; Mike Johnson, Treasurer 60 JUNIOR CLASS SPONSORS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Steve Harmison, President; Linda Sullivan, Vice President; Dinah Whisner, Secretary; Jimmy Ambrose, Treasurer. 61 JUNIORS Roger Allen Jimmy Ambrose Kermit Ambrose Kjj o M I fit i ■$!). Tom Ambrose Larry Barney Betty Butts Mary Frances Butts Charles Cain Larry Cain Steve Clark Martha Claypool Blaine Clingerman ✓V Glenda Didaw ick Linda Dodson Burton English l' va Carol Everett Marianne Everett Linda Farris Darrel Crouse Douglas Davis Steve Dawson 63 JUNIORS Janice Fearnow Richard Fisher David Fox Jo Ann Fox Raymond Fox Billy Gill David Hall James Harden Steve Harmison 64 Norval Hendershot Barbara Henry Gerald Henry Larry Henry Ted Higby William Hogbin Betty Holliday Mary Kay Householder Linda Hunter Dean Hutchinson JUNIORS Dale Lutman Nelson Mann David Mason 66 Dorothy Mason Cheryl McCoy Joyce McCoy Jean McGarvey Candace Mencer Linda Mesner Judy Michael Larry Michael Wayne Michael 67 JUNIORS Steve Mowery Janice Newbraugh John Nichols Edward Padin Donald Ryan Anne Scully Huberta Selders 68 Linda Shirley Tom Shufflebarger Janet Silver Phyllis Silver Roland Spitzer Deanna Spring 60 Qv Mary Lou Spring Cheryl Stein Deloris Stotler Edward Stotler Gary Stotler Julia Stotler 69 JUNIORS Linda Sullivan Jean Twigg Virginia Twigg Danny Unger Jimmy Unger James W. Unger Junior Unger Dinah Whisner Vernon Widmyer 70 Johnny Wills Andy Yost Darlene Yost 'CONSIDERING THE FUTURE? Joann Ziler me LOGICAL oerson fclo see is your GUIDANCE COUNSELOR ! 71 SOPHOMORES Roger Ambrose Kay Arnica Darlene Ash Sue Aulabaugh Margaret Boyd Cathy Butscher Patricia Butts Glenda Cain Larry Clark Christine Clem Eddie Connor Shirley Crouse Sue Culp 0. Teresa Davison Mike Dawson Charlotte DeHaven Roger DeHaven Gary Dodson Joyce Everhart Shirley Farmer Linda Farris Linda Fisher Danny Fox George Fox Randy Fulton Frank Gallic Ray Ganoe Calvin Gloyd SOPHOMORES Rhonda Goodman Theresa Goodman Jacqueline Grove Margaret Hanlon Glenn Henry Sidney Higby Monna Hogbin Walter Holliday Linda Hoover Earl Householder Nancy Householder Vicki Householder Cindy Hover male Linda Hovermale Jimmy Hunter Bessie Jenkins 74 Karlyn Johnson Richard Johnson Mary Kave Jo Ann Kiser Kenneth Laing Garnett Light Judy Lintz Terry McIntyre Ethlene Merchant Louise Michael Roger Michael Steve Michael Diane Miller Phyllis Miller Edward Mills 75 John Moore Daisy Moss John Newbraugh James Newton George Larry Omps Patsy Omps Patricia Payne Donald Poole Carol Potter Johnny Potter Sally Powell Howard Prevost Linda Rankin Edward Rhoe Eugene Roach Joy Ruppenthal 76 Jay Russell Carol Sanders Micheria Shambaugh Lacy Sheppard Gary Shifflett Raymond Shirley Victor Silver Fred Sirbaugh Mary Susan Spitzer Jerry Starliper Douglas Steiner Thomas Stemple Brenda Stotler Susan Stotler Roger Sullivan Cherry Swink Ashley Teets George Trickett Roger Twigg Robert Unger SOPHOMORES Rose Unger Judy Wails Jack Waugh Roger Waugh sy$P'- Thurman Wau|h McKinley Whisner Scott Widmyer Frances Willard George Wilson Arlie Yost Thomas Yost Norman Young 78 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Gladys Arnold Richard Crawford Varneil Burkhart Isabella Younng SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS John Newbraugh, President; Arlie Yost, Secretary-Treasurer; Steve Micheal, Vice-President. 79 FRESHMEN Steve Aulabaugh Peggy Avey Elizabeth Barker Barbara Barney V Donnie Bishop lc Anna Mae Bohrer Eddie Braithwaite Jack Butts U Linda Sue Cain Mary Jo Cain Steve Cain Dave Clark Ronnie Clingerman Linda Cole Lynn Compton Carol Sue Courtney Judy Dawson Ward Dawson Karen DeLawder Gerald Deshong John Duncan Lynn Dunham Ruth Eader Patricia Eaton Carol Everett Karen Everett Sandra Farris Betty Fischer Jerry Foutz Terry Foutz Judy Fox Kathryn Fox Mary Ann Fox Trudy Gallic Brian Ganoe Tommy Gillian Mark Glascock Albert Gloyd Dennis Golden Donald Goller Billy Harmison Larry Harris Sythia Harvey FRESHMEN Donald Heironimus John Helsley Norma Henry Roger Hobday Elizabeth Hertges James Holliday David Hoopengardner Gale Hovermale Linda Hovermale Roger Hovermale Royce Hovermale Betty Hutchinson Carolyn Johnson Tom Johnson William Johnson Bobby Keiter David Kidwell Jimmy Linaburg Craig Lohman Dwan Lineweaver Peggy Jo McBee Kenneth McCoy Theodore McCumbee William McCumbee Vaughn McGowan Karen Mann Anna Marie Mason Gary Mason Helen Merchant Douglas Michael Larry Michael Roger Michael Cynthia Miller Beatrice Miller Michael Miller Jimmy Mitchell Paul Moore Betty Moss Tommy Moss Marietta Nestor Toby Newton Robert Payne Deborah Peck Joyce Penwell FRESHMEN ‘0, w____ Richard Penwell James Pierce Judith Poffenberger Lucinda Prevost Peggy Proper Wayne Rankin Dennis Robertson Jennifer Ruppenthal Shirley Shambaugh Sandra Sheely Cynthia Sherrard William Shufflebarger David Silver Patricia Silver Roger Silver Dianna Smith Gary Speilman Cathy Spitzer Wayne Spring Gary Starliper Arthur Stotler Bonnie Stotler Brenda Stotler David Stotler Richard Stotler Vickie Stotler Pam Sullivan Janet Swink Carolyn Unger Brigetta Waugh Gary Waugh Nora Waugh Larry Weber Mike Webster Robert White Peggy Willard Susan Williams Aldine Willey David Wilson Donald Wilson Gary Wilson Paul Wilson Edward Yost Philip Yost FRESHMEN 86 EIGHTH GRADE SPONORS Paul Apple Chester Hiett Clyde Wilson Gay Hewett Henry Ruppenthal, III EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Charles Willard, Vice President; Kathy Cain, President; Ronnie Goodman, Secretary-Treasurer. EIGHTH GRADE Steve Allemong Cathy Barker Steve Barney Mary Barnhart Nancy Barnhart Catherine Beddow Joyce Bergen Billy Hovermale Sharon Blake Virginia Blubaugh Kathy Cain Dennis Cain Helen Cain Richard Courtney Alice Cox Steve Davison Carol Dawson Dale Dodson Judy Dodson Darlene Divilbliss Jane Eichelberger Janice Faith Bonnie Fox Doris Fox Nancy Fox Sharon Fox Gloria Golden Gail Goller John Goodman Ronald Goodman Newton Gregory Cathy Hadley Larry Hansroth Linda Harmon Rebecca Hendershot Donnie Hobday John Hobday Dane Hoffman Linda Hovermale Jean Hunter Chris Johnson Nancy Johnson Roscoe Johnson Beverly Kelly i EIGHTH GRADE Betty Jo Kesecker Connie Kiser Kevin Koebley Pamela Laing Nancy Lutman Dallas Luttrell Darlene Mason Donald McCarty Steve McCarty Jacqueline McGarvey Fred McClintock Charlotte McCusker Richard McLaughlin Raymond Merchant Naomi Michael Sylvia Michael Gene Miller Margaret Miller Wayne Miller Edna Mills Clifford Moore Ellen Moore Danny Moss Judy Moss Phyllis Nelson Barbara Omps John Omps Donald Randall Marian Rhoe Bonnie Risinger James Risinger Sharon Roach Glenn Robertson Hugh Rockwell Alan Scully Kay Sharon Anna Silver Sandra Silver Barbara Smith Jean Souders Linda Spitzer Karen Steiner Linda Steiner Dale Stotler EIGHTH GRADE Darla Stotler Deborah Stotler Peggy Stotler Sylvia Stotler Paulette Stull Patricia Swaim Henry Swink James Trickett Carolyn Tritapoe Sandra Twigg Brenda Unger Donnie Unger Brenda Walls Carol Waugh Diana Weber Marvin Weigle Maurice Weigle Charles Willard Gregory Willard Susan Wilson Charles Yost Donnie Yost Karen Yost Linda Yost Rodney Yost Bonnie Young Diana Young EIGHTH GRADE CLASS SPONORS Artie Dispanet William Grove Paul Hodges Elmer Weber EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS James Pierce, President; Karen Everett, Secretary-Treas- urer; William Shuffiebarger, Vice President. 94 SPECIAL EDUCATION Arnold Bearup Richard Carpenter Roger Farris Howard Nelson U Alien E. Goidstrom Sponsor I Richard Knepper Charles Michael Wayne Fox Michael Ruppenthal Robert Sipes Roger Stotler Ronnie O'Brien SEVENTH GRADE Kevan Andrews Faith Avella Barbara Bechtol Patsy Beddow Doris Bergen Sherry Bivens Dora Bohrer Rosella Blubaugh Roger Cain Virginia Cain Lisa Capen Donald Carlisle Roger Carlisle James Carpenter Connie Sue Clark Donna Clark Iva Clark James Clark Joyce Conley Dale Copeland Lewis Crouse Frances Culp Mary Ann Dailey Donna Dawson Steve Dick Loretta Eader Bonita Faith Barbara Fanucchi Barbara Farris Beverly Fletcher Ann Fouke Meivie Fox Daniel Golden Harry Fowler Frances Glass Bruce Golden Virginia Harmon Frank Hartwick Carol Hawvermale Ralph Hertges Robin Hill Brenda Hofe Brenda Hovermale Nancy Hovermale SEVENTH GRADE William Jackson Regina Johnson Gloria Jean Johnson Donna Kesecker Mary Kesecker Zane Kesecker Richardson Kirkland Robert Kirkland William Knepper Wayne Kidwell Roger Linaweaver David Lintz Jackie Lutman Constance McCoy Wendell McCoy Ann Lutrell Sterling McBee Linda McCumbee Edward McIntyre Nancy McJilton Dwayne Mann Carol Mason Patsy Mason Patricia Messner Darlene Mesner Andrew Michael Nancy Michael David Miller Judy Miller Shelia Miller Carl Mongold Barbara Moss Sandra Moss Jeffrey Mummert Vickie Newbraugh David Omps Andra Orebaugh Samuel Payne Andrea Peters Joseph Petry Sylvia Poffenberger Linda Poole Harold Poole Pamela Potter SEVENTH GRADE Cathy Randall Diann Rankin Anne Riggleman Thomas Risinger Bruce Rowland John Rowland Deborah Ruppenthal Lyne Scully Charlotte Shambaugh Edward Shifflet Tony Shives Gary Silver Andrew Smith Linda Smith Joseph Snidemiller Dennis Somers Jonathan Somers Wayne Speilman Catherine Starliper Andrew Swaim Albert Stotler Christine Stotler Linda Stotler Lucy Stotler Margaret Stotler Marguerite Stotler Mary Ellen Stotler Shirley Stotler Julia Taylor Carol Unger Darlene Unger Robert Unger Jay Waugh Christine Weber David Weber Darlene Weigle David Widmeyer Barbara Wilson Brenda Yost Mildred Yost Steve Yost Karen Young Eileen Youngblood SEVENTH GRADE SPONORS Baneta Hunter Rosalie Miller 102 Rebecca Rockwell Miss Betty Crocker of Berkeley Springs High School American Homemaker of Tomorrow Gale Hovermale Member of McCall Teen Fashion Board 103 DAIRY PRODUCTS Compliments of POTOMAC FARMS Quality Dairy Products Fresh Milk Daily From Morgan County Phone 2 Berkeley Springs, West Virginia PENNSYLVANIA GLASS SAND CORPORATION BERKELEY SPRINGS, WEST VIRGINIA H. B. MELLOTT ESTATE, INC. FULTON PETROLEUM SALES, INC. Distributors of Mobilgas- - Mobiloil - - Mobilheat We give S H Green Stamps on Home Heating Accounts. Phone OR 8-6133 Hancock, Maryland SINCE 1806 M GREEN STAMPS HUNTER’S HARDWARE Appliances by Maytag and Kelvinator Gifts - Furniture - Television Sporting Goods - Housewares - Toys Phone 136 HILLBILLY DRIVE-IN TINK’S GROCERY Route 522 Phone 258-2297 209 Harrison Avenue Berkeley Springs, West Virginia AS STRONG AS OUR VAULTS In Security In Character In Service CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Berkeley Springs, W. Va. THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK Member: Federal Reserve Federal Deposit Insurance. Hancock, Maryland KIRK FORD SALES INC. Phone ORchard 8-6123 164-166 W. Main Street Hancock, Maryland BERKELEY SPRINGS PHARMACY For All Your Drug Needs Arlie Winters, Jr. Willis Wright Registered Pharmacists. 112 S. Washington Street BOWMAN’S Your one stop shopping center for Clothing, Dry Goods, Shoes, and complete Ben Franklin Variety. Let's Be Friends SCHMIDT BAKING COMPANY, INC. Blue Ribbon Bread Martinsburg, West Virginia Best Wishes From DAWSON’S HARDWARE General Electric Appliances John Deere Farm Machinery Caloric and Magic Chef Gas Ranges Remington Chain Saws Bottled Gas Service RCA-Victor TV GE TV Berkeley Springs, West Virginia Compliments MERCHANTS AND FARMERS BANK Martinsburg, West Virginia yCHEVROLET HOFFMAN CHEVROLET CO. 109 West Main Street Hancock, Maryland OLDSMOBILE Compliments of ifmiimitnlntinm SPRING FURNITURE i uiiui ui uni i luii0 to the graduating class APPLIANCE From Your Westinghouse Appliance and TV Dealer BATH CANDY COMPANY Phone 596 Berkeley Springs, West Virginia H. L. Yost, Jr. Compliments of Jeep AULABAUGH BROS., INC. M S MOTORS, INC. New And Used Cars Canners of Quality Tomatoes Pontiac Hancock, W. Va. Phone 258-2540 Berkeley Springs, West Virginia Compliments of GLENN'S SERVICE STATION At the corner of Route 9 and Route 522. Berkeley Springs, West Virginia JOHN W. ROSENBERGER AND COMPANY INCORPORATED Building Materials KIWANIS CLUB Building for Responsible Citizenship Berkeley Springs, West Virginia RAUL SUPPLY COMPANY LARGENT’S TRUCK AND ■ 111 IMPLEMENT CENTER HI Dependable Service At Low Cost-Make Our Store HARVCSTCD Your Headquarters - Homelite Power Saws - Farmall Tractors - International Motor Trucks. Berkeley Springs, West Virginia LE BEL SHOPPE DEPARTMENT STORE £ Phone OR. 8-6371 45 West Main Street Hancock, Maryland BERKELEY CLUB BOTTLING Berkeley Springs, West Virginia Best Wishes Best Wishes from KESECKER-FOX MILLS NEWS AGENCY Real Estates and Insurance Phone 9150 Phone 536 North Washington Street 207 Fairfax Street PARK VIEW INN THE HANCOCK BANK 1894 Open All Year Old In Experience- Telephone 60 Young in Ideas Berkeley Springs, West Virginia Hancock, Maryland ALLEMONG’S RESTAURANT R. E. JONES Good Food, Our Specialty Distributor of Sinclair: The Price is Right. Gasoline, Kerosene, Fuel Oil, and Motor Oil. Phone 661 R 2 9 miles South, U. S. 522 Phone: OR 8-6600 Berkeley Springs, West Virginia P. O. Box 236 LIGHTRON OF CONGRATULATIONS CORNWALL, SENIORS OF 1964 INCORPORATED Best Wishes from G. C. MURPHY CO. CARL R. MILLER Shop Murphy's and Save. ORCHARD Paw Paw, West Virginia 42-50 West Main Street Hancock, Maryland LOG CABIN INN Paul and Jean Newkirk Proprietors Hancock, Maryland ANGLE FEED LUMBER CO., INC. IS OUR FIRST THOUGHT Hancock, Maryland Best Wishes From THE MARTINSBURG JOURNAL CREEK’S JEWELRY Hancock, Maryland CHOOSE FROM MORE AND BUY FOR LESS BURTON’S Men's Boys' Wear Cumberland and LaVale PATTERSON’S DRUG STORE THE MORGAN MESSENGER Large Circulation Makes It the Best Local Advertising AM 7-8903 Medium 134 S. Queen St. Newspaper And Martinsburg, West Virginia Job Printing Berkeley Springs, West Virginia D. R. FLEMING Heating Oils Hancock, Maryland Best Wishes Compliments of to the Class of '64 STEPHENS - ALLEN INSURANCE AGENCY BERKELEY SPRINGS MOTEL Phone: 258 - 1720 Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Rice Berkeley Springs, W. Va. Better Groceries at ORTS, INCORPORATED NOLAND'S GROCERY Great Cacapon, W. Va. Cumberland, Maryland MOORE'S REPAIR SHOP Auto Repair Phone 350 Berkeley Springs, W. Va. Best Wishes to the Seniors of 1964 H. F. DIEHL, JEWELER Quality Groceries Watch Repairing at DAVISON'S GROCERY Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry Hancock, Maryland Berkeley Springs, West Virginia Congratulations To The Class of 64 DR. MRS. GEORGE SWIGER Good Luck from HOVERMALE'S PRODUCE Berkeley Springs, West Virginia NEWBRAUGH’S SUPPLY Feed - Coal Farm Supplies Esso Heating Oils 312 Independence Street Berkeley Springs, W. Va. MASON'S FLORIST Compliments of K and W BEAUTY SALON OR 8-6785 122 Fulton Street Hancock, Md. Good Luck From UNGER'S SHOPPING CENTER Phone 176 Berkeley Springs, W. Va. HENDERSHOT'S SPORTING GOODS Sporting Goods and Equipment OR 8-6869 Hancock, Md. Compliments of DAWSON’S VARIETY STORE Berkeley Springs, Wext Virginia Flowers For All Occasions Specialize in Funeral and Weddings Phone 154 227 Fairfax St. SHENANDOAH BRICK TILE Best Wishes from BATH BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone 45 Berkeley Springs, West Virginia Compliments of PITTMAN’S SUPER MARKET Hancock, Md. Compliments of GEORGIANA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone 156 Berkeley Springs, W. Va. Compliments of S. D. HELSLEY Compliments of KING'S KITCHEN Berkeley Springs, West Virginia EXLINE HARDWARE Hancock, Maryland Best Wishes From KERN'S GROCERY Groceries and Meats Phone 7 Better See Motorola TV at JOE’S RADIO SHOP Telephone 254 Berkeley Springs, West Virginia STAR BARBER SHOP Berkeley Springs, West Virginia Compliments of THE CARRIAGE HOUSE Gifts Compliments of JENNY'S BEAUTY SALON Berkeley Springs, West Virginia Congratulations to The Class of '64 BERKELEY BILLIARDS Best Wishes From THE HAGERSTOWN BUSINESS COLLEGE LEE'S DRESS SHOP Women's Wearing Apparel Phone 481 Berkeley Springs, West Virginia McCRAY BUILDING SUPPLY CO. Building materials-Hardware Plumbing and Heating-Air Conditioning Complete Building Service Phone CY 4-3286 Warfordsburg, Pa. To The Graduates of Berkeley Springs High School The Best of Luck STINE'S DRUG STORE Phone 29 WESTERN AUTO Phone OR 8-6761 Hancock, Maryland BATH GROCERY Phone 115 108 N. Washington Street Berkeley Springs, West Virginia Compliments of HANCOCK MOTOR CO. FAIRFAX RESTAURANT Chrysler, Plymouth, Valiant, Phone 9169 Dodge Pick-up Trucks Berkeley Springs, West Virginia ORchard 8-6714 Hancock, Md. « Compliments of TRUAX'S BARBER SHOP BARNEY'S SERVICE STATION Hancock, Md. MCKINLEY’S FOOD MARKET Hancock, Maryland Compliments of HANCOCK PHARMACY Drugs, Cosmetics, Russell Stover Candies Phone OR 8-6630 Compliments of Compliments of the LAWYERS JEWELRY BRIDGE RESTAURANT Phone 72 Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Younker Berkeley Springs, W. Va. Hancock, Md. Come and Eat at the new WARM SPRINGS RESTAURANT 800 S. Washington St. Berkeley Springs, W. Va. SILER'S SHOE CENTER 125 S. Queen Street Martinsburg, W. Va. Compliments of Congratulations to the class FULTON'S of 1964 FOOD MARKET MICHAEL'S PAINT STORE Berkeley Springs, West Virginia JpMhriTjryL-, PRINTING COMPANV • Ch SXc - - -r'' : — — ' - v- •' v- - • - '-T _ - — - r -v_ .77 v .. v % - j -r- — . r« . '% -“ '. 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