Boonsboro High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Boonsboro, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1958 volume:

Th- HI LIGHTER b Ue. GIgA.4, f958 BOONSBORO HIGH SCHOOL BOONSBORO. MARYLAND fACLLTy J. Willard Newton, Principal Edinboro State Teachers College, B.S. University of Pittsburg, Ed. M., Ed. D. PACLLTy Francis M. H. Paul Richard K. Castle Dehart Dixon Western Md. Col. - A.B. Frostburg State Teach- Shepherd College - A.B. Physics ers College - B.S. Practical Arts Chemistry Driver Education and Senior Science School Treasurer Training Helen N. Beckenbaugh Madison College - B.S. World History World Geography First Aid Advisor, FNA Alfred C. Alcorn Juniata College - A.B. Teachers College, Columbia Univ. - M.A. Music (Senior High) Senior Glee Club William M. Allenberg Univ. of Md. - B. S. Vocational Agriculture Shop Advisor, FFA Joseph R. Arnold Washington Col. -A.B. History Abner Bush Shepherd College - B.S. General Science Biology Lloyd Carroll Biser Dorothy K. Braithwaite Univ. of Md. - B.S., M.S. Shepherd College - A.B. Mathematics General Science English Reading John M. Burley Frostburg State Teachers College - B.S. Science Truman Doyle Wayne State Teachers College - A.B. Industrial Arts Metals Shop 4 G Alfred P. Fehl Gettysburg Col. - A.B. The Johns Hopkins University - M.A. English Senior Class Advisor Advisor, The Star Co-Advisor, Hi-Lighter G. Page Gardner U. of Md. - A.B., M.A. Social Studies Pupil Personnel Advisor Cafeteria Supervisor Senior Class Advisor Louise M. Imler The Pennsylvania State University, B.S. Shorthand Typing Junior Class Advisor John J. Ferdian, Jr. U. of Mich. - A.B., M.A. U. of Mich. - Ed.D. Candidate Guidance Counselor Advisor, FTA Norman W. Haines State Teachers College (Calif., Pa.) - B.S. Woodworking Mechanical Drawing James G. Jones Frostburg State Teachers College - B.S. General Science Chairman, Audio-Visual Committee Foster Ford Towson State Teachers College University of Maryland Physical Education Director, Band Coach. Baseball Elsie C. Hanson Shepherd College - A.B. Univ. of Md. - M. S. Vocational Home Econ. Supervisor, Boonsboro High Nursery Advisor, FHA Secretary, PTA Raymond W. Kaetzel Bridgewater Col. - A.B. Western Md. Col. - M.A. Mathematics Co-Advisor, Student Council Junior Class Advisor 5 Mikell N. Forrest Shepherd College - B.S. Bookkeeping Business Law Office Practice Junior Class Advisor Wayne H. Hovermale Shenandoah Conservatory of Music, B.M.E. Music Junior Glee Club Frank S. Keyser Shippensburg State Teachers Col. - A.B. Univ. of Md. - M. Ed. Physical Education Coach: Basketball, Soccer, Track r icuLTy Ralph O. Kifer Frostburg State Teachers College - A.B. Mathematics Donald L. Lewis Frostburg State Teachers College - B.S. Social Studies Coach, Jr. Varsity Basket. Basketball and Softball, (Grades 7 and 8) Maxine R. Merchant Mary Wash. Col. - A.B. Library Science Librarian Henry P. Kotun Benedictine Col. - A.B. Social Studies Art and Dramatics Mary Martin School Secretary James C. Murray Hagerstown Junior College - A.A. Shepherd Col. - A.B. U. S. History P. O. D. Bernard D. Leasure Frostburg State Teachers College - A.B. Bob Jones University W. Carolina Col. - M.A. English Joseph W. McDaniel Frostburg State Teachers College - B.S. Mathematics Co-Advisor, Student Council E. Kenneth Ramsburg Univ. of Md. - B.S. Vocational Agriculture Advisor, FFA 6 James R. Lemmert Frostburg State Teachers College - B.S. Guidance Counselor General Science Shirley Meador Concord College - B.S. Physical Education Coach: Fieldball, Basketball, Softball Varsity Cheerleaders Margaret K. Ready Univ. of W. Va. - A.B. English Teen Age Book Club Ursula Riley East Carolina College -A.B., M.A. English Carol La P. Sheldon Madison College - B.S. Home Economics U Charles Roulette Shepherd College - A.B. Mathematics Margaret F. Smith Western Md. Col. - A.B. Middlebury Col. - M.A. George C. Schamel Ashland College - B.S. Biology Co-Advisor, The Hi-Lighter Advisor, Audio-Visual Aids Edwin E. Stenger Shippenbsurg State Teachers Col. - B.S. French Latin Speech and Dramatics Mathematics History English Emma Lou Schwagel Arkansas State Teachers College, B.S. Home Economics Gladys P. White Glenville State Teachers College - A.B. Univ. of W. Va. - M.A. English Sociology Assistant, The Hi-Lighter 7 AROUND B.H.S. — PLATE 1 AROUND B.H.S. — PLATE II AROUND B.H.S. — PLATE IV AROUND B.H.S. — PLATE V AROUND B.H.S. — PLATE VI 15 AROUND B.H.S. — PLATE VIII AROUND B.H.S. — PLATE IX 17 AROUND B.H.S. — PLATE X 19 20 AROUND B.H.S. — PLATE XV 23 AROUND B.H.S. — PLATE XVI 24 AROUND B.H.S. — PLATE XVII AROUND B.H.S. — PLATE XVIII The photos that appear on pages 8 thru 25 spotlight many events and activities of our I 957-’58 school year. PLATE I — Our social studies, core, and practical arts classes (1-6). PLATE II ----- More classes: commercial, science and math (1-7). PLATE III — We butcher our own hogs on our own farm ( 1-2). Industrial arts classes (3-4). Cafeteria scene (5). We line up to eat (6). PLATE IV------The magic carpet comes to our school. Visiting teachers from Japan and Iran enlighten our students about their respective cultures (I, 2, 3, 5). Our visitors watch the birdie with Dr. Newton: left to right - Mr. A. Akhlaghi, of Iran, Mr. Shrio Oe, of Japan. Dr. Newton, Mr. Abdallah Tavakal, of Iran (4). We are glad to have the opportunity of hearing and seeing these friends from other lands. We wish them all the best, and hope that we may see them soon again. PLATE V — A big event for the agriculture department and for B.H.S. The annual Community Fair (1-8). PLATE VI — Program highlights. Our annual Christmas program with cast, stage props, and Glee Club (1-3). Some of our Student Council talent show participants (4-8). PLATE VII — We have dances too. Highlights of the FTA Dance (1-7). The Student Council also sponsors dances. PLATE VIII — Our farm gets a face lifting ------- the Soil Conservation project d-7). PLATE IX — Bits of This and That--Japanese art given to school by Mr. Oe, visitor from Japan ( I ). Jerry Charles explains his rocket to 1 2B class (2). Students receive polio shots (3). B.H.S. Boy Scouts view C.B.R. exhibition in auditorium (4). PLATE X — Bits of This and That — Nine of ten sets of twins at B.H.S. ( I ). Dr. Newton welcomes Bessie Murphy, a new student (2). Committee arranges trips to Maryland Colleges. PLATE XI — Bits of This and That — FHA project - to procure money for the band uniforms (I). D.A.R. good citizens for 1957-58 (2). Between periods you can see the halls are full! (3). PLATE XII — Bits of This and That--------FNA officers confer ( I ). FHA offi- cers convene (2). Priscilla Cosens, out going president of FTA, hands gavel to Sara Zimmerman, president-elect (3). PLATE XII1 — Bits of This and That — Preparing commencement speeches (I). Karen Toms presents Delegate Bloom with a picture of Washington Monument for delegation room in State Capitol (2). Mrs. Beck-enbaugh's FNA prepares for convention (3). Welcome, Mr. Lemmert, our new guidance counselor (4). PLATE XIV — Bits of This and That — Our custodians ( 1 ). Our cafeteria workers (2). Miss Martin, our secretary, on the job (3). Mr. Ferdian and Mr. Lemmert, our guidance counselors (4-5). Mr. Gardner checking attendance files; Mr. Castle (in background) going over the treasurer’s books (6). PLATE XV — Candid shots, dignified and otherwise. Studies in heads and feet (1-6). PLATE XVI — Fall Sports — soccer and fieldball. PLATE XVII — Boys’ basketball — Coach Frank Keyser and Manager Mickey Coulter (4) are flanked by some of their stars in characteristic poses — Ray Eigenbrode (I), Steve Wyand (2), Richard Harmon (3), Jimmy Thompson (5). Harold Miller (6), and Harold Phillips (7). PLATE XVIII — Girls' basketball --------- Miss Meador, our girls' basketball coach (4), surrounded by members of her team — Nancy Wade (1), Brenda Mullendore and Elizabeth Poffenberger (2), Patsy Line (3), Karen Toms (5), Brenda Mullendore (6), and Elaine Rohrer (7). The formal groups on pages 28 thru 36 picture the various student organizations that help make our school life so interesting and rewarding. BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL _ Ourfi ne team split even this year, winning I 0 games and losing I 0. They showed fine sportsmanship and teamwork in all these games, ranking second in the county. Let s give Coach Keyser a big hand. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL — The JV's gave all their opponents a run for their money. Coach Lewis put together a hard fighting team. The final tally was I 0 victories and 8 losses. 28 GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL — We are proud of our girls who ranked second in Washington County. They showed skill and coordination in all games. They won I 0 games, losing only 4. F1ELDBALL — Our girls showed fine sportsmanship and enthusiasm. The squad, com posed of many new girls, promises excellent results next year. 29 SOCCER — The soccer team provided many thrills and moments of suspense for spectators this year. They fought hard, racking up 5 wins, 4 loses, and one tie. BASEBALL — As we go to press, our team has started the season right by winning over St. James 1 3-2. We hope they will keep up the good work. 30 GIRLS' SOFTBALL — This looks like a promising season. Go get em. girls! BAND — The school band has been impressive both in number and quality. It furnishes music for assemblies, parades, and other special events. 31 SENIOR GLEE CLUB — The Senior Glee Club provides good music for the school and the public. They have sung for the PTA and Christmas programs and for the Choral Festival at College Park. JUNIOR GLEE CLUB — Our Junior Glee Club is composed of select voices from the junior high. It has contributed much to our assemblies and other programs. 32 STUDENT COUNCIL — The Student Council is the governing body of our school. This organization promotes good relationship between the faculty and the student body. We can be very proud of their work. STAR STAFF — This staff is doing a fine job of furnishing our student body with news, features, and sports articles concerning our various activities. The Star is published six times a year. 33 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA — Our Future Teachers of America Club gives prospective teachers an opportunity to become acquainted with the teaching profession. Its members serve as substitute teachers. This club has sponsored many worthwhile activities. AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS — This committee is a great help to both students and teachers. They show many interesting and educational films, giving its members experience in aiding classroom instruction. 34 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA — FHA members have many good opportunities to learn the principles of homemaking. They will be well prepared for their future occupations. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA — Although this is a relatively new club, it has accomplished much during the school year. Its purpose is to encourage and instruct girls interested in any phase of the nursing profession. 35 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA — The FFA Club trains our boys in the modern methods of farming, which they are able to put into practice on our school farm and on their own farms. JUNIOR FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA — This organization is for ninth grade agriculture boys. It serves as an introduction to the Senior FFA. 36 THE Hl-LIGHTER STAFF F ditor-in-Chief — Bernard Moser Associate — Lawrence Hoffman Managing Editor — Brenda Mullendore Associate — Anna Mae Sager Feature Editor — Brenda Higdon Associates — Louise Fraver, Doris Knode, Suzanne Roulette, Connie White Faculty and Senior Editor — William Suman Associate — Stanley Thomas Underclass Editor — Jackie Fullerton Associate — Belva Hoffman Art Editor — Frances Mick Associates — Janet Athey, Patty Bender, Beverly Hull Copy Editor — Barbara Jones Associates — Carol Bartlett, Gay Younkins, Mary Lou Hill, Marlene Kretzer, Barbara Tritapoe Sports Editor — Thomas Dubel Associate — Beverly Wagner Business Managers — Rebecca Reese, Audrey Wyand Associates — Sharon Fink, Susan Harrison, Frances Knight, Patsy Line. Dorothy Mellott, Gary Semler Photographer — David Ward Advisors — Alfred P. Fehl, George C. Schamel 37 38 ENIORc CLASS OFFICERS Row I — Barbara Jones (Secretary-Treasurer, 12D) ; Joe Eichelberger, (President, 12D); Anna Mae Sager (Home Room Reporter, I 2AC) ; Row 2 — Gerald Hanes (President, 1 2B) ; George Funk (President, 12AC) ; Joan Smith (Student Council Representative, 12D); Row 3 — Jerry Lum (Vice President, 1 2D) ; Bonnie Faulder (Home Room Reporter, I 2D); Karen Toms (Vice President, 1 2AC) ; William Shipley (Home Room Reporter, 12B). Not Present for Photo — Janice Coyle (Secretary-Treasurer, 12AC); William Suman (Student Council Representative, 12AC) ; Kenneth Palmer (Vice President, 12B); Jerry Campbell (Student Council Representative, I2B). I-LOWER — White Orchid COLORS — Lavendar on White SONG — “The Lord's Prayer MOTTO — “We sail on the ship of ambition; may we anchor in the harbor of success. 39 CAROLYN ABBOTT Shorty GENERAL Chambersburg High School II, III; Latin Club II; Spanish Club III; GAA III; FHA II, Vice President III; The Star, Reporter IV; FNA IV; Dramatics III. PATRICIA ABBOTT Blondie GENERAL FTA II, III, IV; FHA II, III. IV; Easketball II. PATSY ABBOTT Pat VOCATIONAL Student Council III; FHA II; FNA II; Softball II, III; Winner, Community Fair Exhibit II, III. FLORENCE BAKER Flo COMMERCIAL The Star III, Associate News Editor IV; FTA II, III. CAROL ANN BARTLETT COMMERCIAL FHA II; FNA IV; The Hi-Lighter, Typing Committee IV; Winner, Community Fair Exhibit II. WENDELL BENNER Johnny COMMERCIAL Soccer II, III, IV; Baseball III, IV. WILBUR BITNER VOCATIONAL Bitner FFA II, III, IV; Winner, Community Fair Exhibit II, III, IV. MARY BLOYER Lefty VOCATIONAL FHA II, IV; FNA II; Winner, Community Fair II. DELLA BOWERS Dimples COMMERCIAL Class Secretary II; FTA IV; FHA II; FNA II; Dramatics II. RICHARD BOWERS Muggs VOCATIONAL FFA II, III, IV; Winner. Community Fair Exhibit II, III, IV. 40 JUDY BUSSARD Judy Belle COMMERCIAL FTA in, IV; Softball III. MARY CLARK Skiter COMMERCIAL PHILIP BUTLER Phil VOCATIONAL FFA II, III, IV; Winner, Community Fair Exhibit III, IV. JERRY CAMPBELL Uncle GENERAL Student Council II, III, IV PRISCILLA COSENS Pris COMMERCIAL The Star III, News Editor IV; Glee Club II, III, IV; FTA II, Vice President III, President IV. JANICE COYLE Peachie VOCATIONAL Class Secretary IV; Home Room Reporter III; FHA III, Secretary IV; Winner, Community Fair Exhibit II. VIVIAN CASTLE Viv VOCATIONAL Student Council III; Class Vice President III; FHA II; FNA II; Winner, Community Fair Exhibit II, III. CLARKSON CHARLES Buzzie GENERAL Soccer II, III; Co-Captain IV; Baseball III, IV. CARROLL CRONISE Crow GENERAL Soccer III, IV; Baseball III, IV. EUGENE DEENER Gene VOCATIONAL FFA II, III, IV; Winner, Community Fair Exhibit III, IV. 41 CAROLYN DENHARDT Kitty VOCATIONAL FHA II; Winner, Community Fair Exhibit II, III. CATHERINE EASTERDAY Cass COMMERCIAL FTA IV; FHA II; Dramatics II. JOSEPH EICHELBERGER Ike COMMERCIAL Class Vice President III, President IV; Student Council IV; Safety Patrol II; Audio-Visual Aids II, III, IV; Soccer III, Manager III; Baseball IV; Glee Club IV. VERNON EICHELBERGER Jackie VOCATIONAL FFA II, III, IV; Winner, Community Fair Exhibit II, III. BONNIE FAULDER COMMERCIAL Homeroom Reporter IV; FTA II, III, IV. GEORGE FUNK George VOCATIONAL Class President III, IV; Student Council III, IV; FFA II. Ill, President IV; Prize Winner, Community Show II, III, IV. GUY GREENE Bump VOCATIONAL Student Council II; Safety Patrol III; FFA II, III, IV; Winner, Community Fair Exhibit II, III, IV. JOANN GRIFFITH Jo COMMERCIAL FTA IV; FNA II, III; Hi News III; Fieldball, Score-keeper III; Basketball, Scorekeeper III; Dramatics II. EVERARD GRIM Junior GENERAL RICHARD HAMMOND Dickie GENERAL GERALD HANES Champ GENERAL Class President III, IV; Student Council III, IV; Safety Patrol IV. KENNETH HERR Kenny COMMERCIAL Homeroom Treasurer II; Baseball IV; Safety Patrol II. MARVIN HARMON Jake GENERAL EUGENE HARP VOCATIONAL FFA II, Treasurer III, Secretary IV; Winner, Community Fair Exhibit II, III, IV. JAMES HARRISON Jay GENERAL WILLIAM HENNEBERGER Wimpy ACADEMIC Band II, III, IV; County Symphonic Band III; FTA III, IV; Basketball II, Score-keeper III. BRENDA HIGDON ACADEMIC Glee Club III, IV; County Chorus IV; FTA II, III, Treasurer IV; The Hi-Lighter III. Feature Editor MARY LOU HILL COMMERCIAL Student Council III; Safety Patrol II; FHA II; Dramatics II; The Hi-Lighter, Typing Committee IV. LOUISE HOUPT Luigi COMMERCIAL CHARLES HUTZELL Bubby GENERAL 43 JAMES HUTZELL Jim ACADEMIC Band II, III, IV; Glee Club II, III; FTA II, III, IV; Basketball IV; Baseball IV, EVELYN INGRAM Sis GENERAL FTA II. Ill, IV; FHA II, III, IV. BARBARA JONES Bobbie COMMERCIAL Class President II, Class Secretary - Treasurer IV; Banner Carrier II, III, IV; Glee Club II, III, IV; FNA II, III, IV; The Hi-Lighter III, Copy Editor IV; Hi News II, III. BOBBY JONES GENERAL SAMUEL JONES Sam VOCATIONAL FFA II, III, IV. LARRY JORDAN VOCATIONAL Safety Patrol III; FFA II, III, IV; Winner, Community Fair Exhibit II, III, IV. JERRY KENDLE GENERAL Class President II; FFA II, III. MERRY KEPHART Merry COMMERCIAL Glee Club II, III, IV; FTA III, IV; FNA II. LAWRENCE KEYTON Larry VOCATIONAL FFA II, III, IV; Winner, Community Exhibit II, III, IV. EUGENE KNIGHT Gene VOCATIONAL FFA II, III, IV. 44 CHARLES KRETZER Sonny GENERAL FFA III. IV; Winner, Community Fair Exhibit III, IV. OTHO kRETZER Mexican Joe GENERAL Safety Patrol IV. HAROLD LINE Buddy VOCATIONAL FFA II, III, IV; Prize Winner, Community Fair Show II, III, IV. PATSY LINE Pat ACADEMIC Hi News IV; Band II, III, IV; County Symphonic Band III; Glee Club II, III; FNA II, III, IV; Cheerleader II, III, IV; Fieldball II, III. IV; Basketball II, III. iV; The Hi-Lighter IV. DONALD LOHMAN Donnie GENERAL FFA II, III, Reporter III; Winner, Community Fair Exhibit II, III, IV. RICHARD LOHMAN Dick COMMERCIAL Band II. Ill; Glee Club IV; Soccer IV; Baseball IV. JERRY LUM COMMERCIAL Class Vice President II, IV; Safety Patrol II; Model Home Building Design Contest 1st prize II, 2nd prize III. GARY MARTIN Joe GENERAL Safety Patrol IV. NANCY MARTIN ACADEMIC The Star III. Assistant Circulation Manager IV; Hi-News II, III, IV; FTA II, III. IV; Dramatics IV. GAREY MARTZ COMMERCIAL Student Council II; The Star III, Business Manager IV; FNA II, III, IV; Field-ball III. 45 LOUISE MELLOTT Luigi COMMERCIAL Student Council Representative II; The Star III, Circulation Manager IV; FT A II, III, IV, Membership Committee Chairman IV; Softball III; Hi-News IV. ELEANOR MICK ACADEMIC The Star III, Associate Sports Editor IV; Hi-News III, IV; Glee Club II, III; County Chorus IV; FTA II, III, Assistant Treasurer IV, Social Committee Chairman IV. FRANCES MICK ACADEMIC Hi-News III, IV; Glee Club III, IV, County Chorus IV; FTA II, III, Assistant Secretary IV; The Hi-Lighter III, Art Editor IV. JUNE MILBURN Patsy COMMERCIAL FHA II; FNA II. DELORES MITCHELL Dori COMMERCIAL FNA II. Ill, IV. BERNARD MOSER Bunny ACADEMIC Student Council II, Vice President III, County Vice President IV, State Workshop III, IV; Hi-News II; Band II, III, IV, County Symphonic Band III; Glee Club II, III, County Chorus II, FTA II, Projects Committee Chairman III, IV, MAFTA Program Committee III; The Hi-Lighter III, Editor-in-Chief IV. WAYNE MOSER VOCATIONAL FFA II, III, IV; Winner, Community Fair Exhibit II, III, IV. BRENDA MULLENDORE Junie ACADEMIC The Star III; Hi-News III, IV; FNA, Secretary II, IV. President III; Fieldball II. III, IV; Basketball II, III, IV; Softball II; The Hi-Lighter, Managing Editor IV, ROBERT MULLENDORE Bob GENERAL Home Room Reporter III. 46 CARLTON MUNSON Carl GENERAL North Hagerstown School II. III. JAMES NOKES Sambo VOCATIONAL FFA II, III, IV; Winner, Community Fair Exhibit III, IV. KENNETH PALMER Kenny GENERAL IV HI IV Class Vice President IV; The Star III, Sports Editor IV; Audio-Visual Aids II, III, IV. HAROLD PHILLIPS ACADEMIC Business Manager, The Star Hi-News II; Band II. Glee Club II, III; FTA iv; Audio-Visual Aids II, Hi, xV; Soccer III, IV; Basketball II. Ill, Captain IV; Track ill, IV; Baseball IV; County Chorus II. DOLORES POFFENBERGER Dee COMMERCIAL Home Room Reporter II; The Star II; Safety Patrol III, IV; Glee Club II. IN. IV; FHA II; Dramatics II. JULIA RHODES Grade ACADEMIC The Star III, IV; Hi-News III, IV; FTA III, IV; FNA II; Honorable Mention, Atwood Essay Contest III; Honorable Mention, Local “I Speak for Democracy” Contest II. VIOLET ROBERTS Vi COMMERCIAL FHA II; FNA IV. RONALD ROBINSON Ronnie VOCATIONAL FFA II, III, IV; Winner, Community Fair Exhibit II, III, IV. ELAINE ROHRER ACADEMIC Hi-News III; Band II, III, IV; Glee Club II, III, IV; FIA II, III, IV; Basketball II, III, IV; County Band II; County Chorus II, IV. GARY ROHRER GENERAL Audio Visual Aids III, IV. ANNA MAE SAGER Ann ACADEMIC Class Reporter IV; The Star III; Hi-News III, Program Chairman IV; FNA II, III, Treasurer IV; The Hi-Lighter IV. FRED SHAFFER Bull GENERAL WILLIAM SHIPLEY Bill GENERAL Safety Patrol II, III, IV; Soccer II, III, Captain IV; Basketball II, III, IV; Baseball III, IV. JOAN SMITH Joanie COMMERCIAL Class President III; Student Council III, Chairman, Projects Committee IV; The Star III, Associate Editor-in-Chief IV; FNA II, Secretary III, Vice President IV; Basketball Timekeeper III. NELSON SMITH Smitty GENERAL Soccer II, IV. 48 PATRICIA SMITH Pat ACADEMIC Class Vice President II; Student Council II, Secretary II; The Star III, Edi-tor-in-Chief IV; Hi-News II, III, IV; FTA II, III, Secretary IV; Dramatics IV. DELORES TAULTON COMMERCIAL FNA II, III, IV. STANLEY THOMAS GEORGE SPIELMAN GENERAL GROVER STONEBERGER Junior GENERAL WILLIAM SUMAN Bill ACADEMIC Class President III; Student Council III, IV, Regional Meeting III; FTA III, Chairman, Constitution Committee IV; Audio-Visual Aids II, III, IV; The Hi-Lighter III, Senior and Faculty Editor IV; Atwood Spelling Contest Winner III. MARVIN SWOPE COMMERCIAL Audio Visual Aids II, III, IV; Class Vice President II; Baseball IV. Stan ACADEMIC Class Treasurer II, III; Glee Club II, III, IV; County Chorus II. IV, State Chorus III, IV; FTA III, IV; Audio-Visual Aids II, III, IV; The Hi-Lighter III, IV. JAMES THOMPSON Jim COMMERCIAL The Star III, Associate Sports Editor IV; FTA III, IV; Band II, III, IV; Soccer III, IV; Basketball II, III, IV. SHELBY THOMPSON Jeanie GENERAL FHA III, IV. KAREN TOMS Tommie ACADEMIC Class Vice-President IV; The Star III, Feature Editor IV; Hi-News III, IV; Majorette III, IV; Glee Club II, III, IV; FNA Treasurer II, Vice-President III, President IV; Cheerleader II, Captain III, IV; Field-ball II, Captain III, IV; Basketball II, III, Captain IV. 49 TIMOTHY TROVINGER Tim GENERAL NANCY WADE Nancy COMMERCIAL FNA II, III, Chairman Constitutional Committee IV; Fieldball II, III, IV; Basketball II, III, IV, Co-Captain III; Softball II, III, IV. JAMES WHIPP Jim GENERAL Glee Club III, IV. AUDREY WYAND Aud COMMERCIAL Band II, III, IV; Banner Carrier II, III, IV; Glee Club II, III, IV; FNA II, III, IV; The Hi-Lighter III, Business Manager IV; Class Secretary II; Hi-News III, IV. GAY YOUNKINS COMMERCIAL Class Secretary II; FHA II; FNA IV; The Hi-Lighter, Typing Committee IV; Winner, Community Fair Exhibit II. LAWRENCE HOFFMAN Huff ACADEMIC Student Council III, State Convention III; The Hi-Lighter III, Associate Edi-tor-in-Chief IV; FTA III. 50 51 JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS ROW I — Bradley Baer (Student Council Representative, 1 1C); David Sender (President, 1 I C) ; Larry Redman (President, 1 1 D 1 ); Stephen Wyand (President, I 1 A) ; Richard Harman (President, I IB); Sharon Fink (President, I I D2) ; Thomas Latney (Secretary-Treasurer. MB); ROW 2—Carolyn Zarfos (Student Council Representative, I ID2); Gary Semler (Student Council Representative, I 1 D1 ) ; Eugene Latta (Vice President, 1 I A) ; Ray Eigenbrode (Student Council Representative, 1 1A); Stanley Harding (Home Room Reporter, I IB); Ray Martin (Secretary-Treasurer, I 1C); Allen Kline (Home Room Reporter, 1 I D I ); Joyce Miller (Vice President, 1 1D2); ROW 3 ------ Gary Giffin (Student Council Representative, I 1C); Natalie Cline (Home Room Reporter, I IA); Kay Sullivan (Secretary-Treasurer, I 1A); Nancy Benchoff (Secretary-Treasurer, 11D2); Patty Bender (Home Room Reporter, IID2); Anthony Mikus (Secretary-Treasurer, I I D 1 ) ; Harold Miller (Vice President, I 1 D I ) ; Donald Lerch (Vice President. 11C). NOT PRESENT FOR PICTURE — Robert Kaetzel (Student Council Representative, I IB); David Welsh (Vice President, 1 IB). 52 Marcia Janet Charlotte Judy Bradley Nancy Alexander Athey Babington Babington Bear Benchoff Patricia John Gary Joyce Judy Marshall Bender Blair Blickenstaff Bohrer Boward Bowman Howard Yvonne Carolyn William Nellie Mary Ann Boyer Bryan Bussard Canfield Chaney Cline Natalie Donald Edward Mary Jane Donald Melvin Cline Clipp Clipp Coe Coulter Coulter Pat Glenwood Jean Paul Colin Beverly Coulter Crampton Crampton Cronise Danner Davis 53 George Deatrich Ray Lee Eigenbrode Sarah Gloss Marie Hastings Jack Hull Charles Fred Rodney Lois Mary Denhardt Detrow Dill Easterday Edelblute Donald Barbara Hammond Hammond Stanley Richard Harding Harmon Susan Harrison Mary Sandra Belva Vernon Jean Henninger Himes Hoffman Hoffman Hughes Gerald Carole Genie Robert Edward Hurley Hutzell Ingram Kaetzel Kagey 54 James Abbie Jean Allan Dottie Sandra Frances Kendle Kline Kline Kline Kline Knight Doris Marlene Thomas Eugene Walter John Knode Kretzer Latney Latta Line Martin Ray Dennis Shirley David Ronald Dorothy Martin Martz Maugans McCardell McDermott Mellott Anthony Bernice Harold Joyce Patricia William Mikus Miller Miller Miller Miller Miller Audrey Salvia Mary Jane Floyd Dorothy Linda Morgan Morgan Mullendore Myers Netz Otzelberger 55 Don Larry Gene James Gwen Nancy Pace Redman Renner Renner Reysz Rhodes Ralph David Gary Jack Charles Mary Seaton Semler Semler Shaw Smith Smith Leila Roberts Suzanne Roulette Robert Rutherford Wayne Saylor Nancy Virginia Wanda Betty Kay Wayne Smith Smith Smith Souders Sullivan Tribby Barbara Eddie Jean Alice Barbara David Tritapoe Thomas Tucker Turner Wagner Ward 56 Patricia Merrick David David William Weaver Webb Welsh Whipp Wilson Nancy Wolfe 57 TENTH GCADC 58 ROW 1 — Joanne Angle, Virginia Baer, Carolyn Baker, David Baker. Ron Baker, Gerald Baker. Nelson Baker, Shirley Baker. ROW 2 — John Bartlett, Ramona Bartlett, Radonna Berry, Harold Bloyer, Beverly Bowers, Elvin Brining. Donald Bryan, Dinah Campbell. ROW 3-----Brenda Carpenter. Robert Carson, Sylvia Chaney, Janice Churchey, Jean Cline, Robert Cline, Sylvia Cooke, Reginald Cosens. ROW 4 — Austin Coulter, George Coyle, Sandra Crampton, Donald Darr, Ralph Dick, Shelby Dill, Thomas Dubel, James Elliott ROW 5 — Mary Jane Ellis, Rita Faulder, Janice Fellers, Doris Flook, Daniel Fraley, David Fraley, Jean Garnand, Joyce Getridge. ROW 6 — Maynard Gigeous, Carolyn Gilbert, JoAnn Gloss, Sally Gravatt, Sally Greenwalt, Judy Giffin. Martin Griffith, Timmie Griffith. 59 60 ROW I — Bobby Grimm, Shirley Gross, James Gruber, Gary Hammond, George Hamilton, Rondal Harshman, Beverly Haupt, Donald Helman. ROW 2 — Billy Hines, Patricia Hines, Nancy Hose, Galen Hoffman, Dale Hughes, Mary Ingram. Charles Jones, Sylvia Kady. ROW 3 — Clifford Kuhn. Patricia Kefauver. Betty Kline, Ronnie Kline, Ruth Kline, Connie Kretzer, Beverly Lapole, Barbara Lapole. ROW 4 — Carlene Lapole, Dennis Lowery, Bonnie Line, Connie Line, Judy Lohman, Richard Martin, Roger Martz, Mary Ann Martz. ROW 5 — Betty Mason, Judy Mason, Barbara Mayhue, Charles Van Metre, Shirley Metz, Carolyn Miller, Harriet Miller, Robert Miller. ROW 6 — Sandra Miller, Donna Mose, Dallas Mowdy, Frances Milburn, Victor Mumma, Judy Mullendore, Paige Mullendore, Bessie Mulligan. 61 62 ROW I — John Myers, Gary Nally, John Negley, Constance Norris, Janice Otzelberger, Ronald Palmer, Gary Phillips, Winnie Pierce. ROW 2-----Gerald Poffenberger, James Poling, Alicia Potter, Shirley Renner, Alfred Revell, John Ridenour, Lester Ripple,, Gwendolyn Roberts. ROW 3 — Edward Robinson, Elwood Robinson, Edward Rohrer, Sandra Rosenberry, Roy Row, John Rowland, Nancy Rowland, Charlotte Ruby. ROW 4 — Julia Ruffner, Richard Semler, Shelva Sheffer, Verna Shimp, Ronald Showe, Ruth Shumaker, Lewis Smith, Russell Snyder. ROW 5 — Darlene Stevens, David Stiles, William Stine, Martha Stoner, Pauline Stull, Patricia Summers, James Swartz, George Snook. ROW 6 Robert Taulton, Elizabeth Teays, Randall Thomas, Gary Thompson, Russell Tritapoe, Lester Virts, Donald Violet, Beverly Wagner. 63 ROW 1 — Nancy Walters, Edward Weaver, Richard Whipp, Connie White, David Witmer, Virginia Witmer. ROW 2 — Amos Wyand .Belva Younkins, Frederic Younkins, Linda Zarfos, Terry Martin, Dale Poffenberger. 64 NINTH GRADE 65 NINTH GRADE — PLATE I 66 NINTH GRADE — PLATE II .67 NINTH GRADE PLATE I ROW I — Austin Abbott, Charles Bartlett, Mervin Bartlett, Margaret Best .Carol Bowers, Ronald Bowers, Lilly Bowles, Connie Bussard. ROW 2 — Dale Bussard, Judy Byrd, Arlene Castle, Beverly Ann Cain, Ronald Chaney, Dallas Churchey, Billy Coleman, Linda Clipp. ROW 3 — Janice Crampton, Harry Darr, Carol Davis, Frank Davis, Lois Deaner, Delores Detrow, Linda Detrow, William Duncan. ROW 4 — Ronald Easterday, Phyllis Eichelberger, Richard Eichelberger, Louise Funk, Betty Jane Gatrell, Carroll Gaver, Frances Gay, Orvel Gay. ROW 5 — Gloria Geppi, Gary Giffin, Peggy Giffin, Thomas Giffin, Charles Green, Barbara Greenwalt, Darlene Griffith, Bonnie Grimm. ROW 6 — Donovan Hammond, John Happ, Sandra Harmon, Allan Haupt, Shirley Haupt, Roy Hen-retty, Eugene Hines, Marvin Hines. ROW 7 — Charles Holder, Thomas Holder, Mary Ann Hoover, Carole Howell, Beverly Hull, Gloria Hutzell, Elmer Jamison, Markie Jones. ROW 8 — Wayne Jordan, Thomas Keefer, Eileen Keyton. Mary Kidwell, Alice Ring, Patty Knight, Roger Knight, Vernon Knode. PLATE II ROW 1 — Betty Lerch, Bobby Leggett, Darlene Reed, Loretta Lohman, Lucinda Long, Lorraine Loudenslager, June Mace, Larry Martz. Row 2 — Doris Marshall, Saundra Martin, Connie May, Jack McAfee, Janet McCoy, Barbara Metz, Doreen McGolerick, Groveine McGraw. ROW 3 — Beverly Mikus, Douglas Miller, Mary Miller, Walter Miller, Fay Mills, Lloyd Mills, Lola Mongan, JoAnne Mongan. ROW 4 — Lorrena Moser, Lyndon Moser, Patricia Moser, Patsy Mumaw, Roberta Mongan, Bessie Murphy, Donald Myers, Eugene Myers. ROW 5 — Naomi Myers, Patsy Myers, Ruth Myers, Robert Nelson, Thomas Nuice, William Parker, Gary Phillips, Allen Pryor. ROW 6 — Eddie Pryor, Donald Ridenour, Carolyn Reeder, Betty Jane Renner, Ernest Reese, Harry Rhodes, Mae Etta Rhodes. ROW 7 — Gary Robertson, Judith Rohrer, Junior Rohrer, Ronald Rohrer, Shirley Robinson, Joanne Roulette, Raymond Saylor, Melvin Scott. ROW 8 — Donald Semler, Connie Shank, Gaither Shank, Rosie Shank, Albert Shoemaker, Monty Shewbridge, John Showe, Shirley Slifer. PLATE III ROW 1 — David Smith, Kenneth Smith, Preston Smith, Milly Smith, Omer Smith, Vernon Smith, Virginia Smith, Gary Staley. ROW 2 — Carol Stottlemyef, Raymond Stickler, Ellen Stine, Ruth Stine, Galen Sullivan, Bertha Swope, Heber Tucker, Ruth Turner. ROW 3 — Charles Younkins, John Younkins, Gerald Wade, Julia Wade. Dallas Walling, Mary Ann Welty, Joseph Wilson, Thomas Witmer. ROW 4 — Tommy Witmer, Nancy Webb, Edward Wyand, Roberta Wolfe, Ronald Wolford, Charles Zulauf, Linda Kretzer. EIGHTH GH THE 69 EIGHTH GRADE — PLATE I EIGHTH GRADE — PLATE II EIGHTH GRADE — PLATE 111 EIGHTH GRADE PLATE I ROW 1 — Nelson Alexander, Steven Anders, Alvey Baker, Bobbie Bealer, Pat Beauchamp, Cleon Beittel, Michael Berry, Lee Brandenburg. ROW 2 — Charles Brewbaker, Cheryl Burgan, Linda Bussard, Harold Byrd, Earl Church, Dale Churchey, Ronald Cline, Donald Coe. ROW 3 — Patsy Cronise, Jerry Crampton, David Crum, Louis Debaugh, Gary Deener, Donald Detrow, Elaine Doyle, Rosalie Drury. ROW 4 — Robert Easterday, Russell Easterday, Junior Eckstine, Roger Ecton, Richard Eichelberger, Fred Farrington, Shirley Faulders, Betty Flook. ROW 5 — Joan Ford, Julie Forrest, Helen Griffith, Joan Griffith, Junior Giffin, Arthur Gloss, Robert Goetz, Bonnie Gonzalez. ROW 6 — Bonnie Grim, Virginia Grim, John Grams, Thomas Grant, Donald Gantz, Luana Green, Betty Hamilton, Wayne Hamilton. ROW 7 — Carolyn Harshman, Larry Hastings, Wanita Haupt, Dorothy Herald, Thomas Herald, Janey Hershberger, Ronald Hill, Judith Himes. ROW 8 — Charles Hoffman, Harold Hoffman, Laurel Holder, Linda Holmes, Mary Holmes, Darlene House, Janet Huffer, Jerry Hughes. PLATE II ROW 1 — Ronald Hutzell, Roscoe Hutzell, Roscoe Hutzell, Betty Ice, Everett Ingram, Linda Itnyre, Darlene Jamison, Catherine Jeffries. ROW 2 — Betty Jennings, David Jones, Helen Jones, Claude Jordan, Richard Kaetzel, Martha Kel-baugh, Gloria Kitchen, Billy Kline. ROW 3 — Bobbie Kline, George Kline, Nellie Kline, David Knight, Nelson Knight, Vincent Knight, Donald Koontz, Robert Kretzer. ROW 4 — James La Mon, Allen Leatherman, Anna Leggett, John Leggett, Virginia Lidie, Roger Line, Rose Line, Larry Loudenslager. ROW 5 — Betty Lowery, John Lum, Regina Martz, Richard Mason, Jimmy May, Tommy McAfee, Jerry McAllister, Shirley McDermott. ROW 6 — Frank Mentzer, Calvin Metz, Virginia Milburn, Anna Miller, John Miller, Mary Ellen Mitchell, Dorothy Mongan, Eugene Mongan. ROW 7 — Tommy Morgan, Richard Moser, Ronald Moser, Wilbur Mowdy, Lynn Mullendore, Charles Mumma, Carol Myers, Leona Myers. ROW 8 — Emma Jean Nally, Nancy Nally, Robert Nelson, Quentin Norris, Barbara Otzelberger, Donna Otzelberger, Nancy Palmer, Beverly Paul. PLATE III ROW 1 — Carole Petters, Bonnie Poffenberger, Richard Potter, Frances Potts, Freddie Reeder, David Ridenour, Donald Reid, Leroy Robertson. ROW 2 — Janet Robinson, Charles Rowland, Patrick Rowland, Larry Saylor, James Semler, Frances Shaffer, Caroline Shank, Herbert Shank. ROW 3 — Orville Shank, Sidney Shaffer, Jean Shewbridge, Joan Shewbridge, Rodger Shipley, Frances Shirley, Robert Shoop, Gerald Shumaker. ROW 4 — Judith Shuemaker, Martha Shuemaker, Irene Smith, Joanne Smith, Rodger Smith, Rosalie Smith, Gurnie Stull, Albert Stevens. ROW 5 — Donald Stottlemyer, El wood Stottlemyer, Roger Strite, Susie Showe, Catherine Sprecher, Jerry Sweeney, Carol Fellers, Pat Thomas. ROW 6 — Bobby Tucker, Wayne Tucker, Virginia Trovinger, Royden Ward, Crystal Waters, Jerry Webber, Norma Dean Webber, Margaret Welsh. ROW 7 — Alice Wentzel, Craig Wilson, Donna Wolfe, Phyllis Wyand, John Yokumisyn, Ronald Young, Willis Van Metre, Bonnie Zimmerman. ROW 8 — Lloyd Witmer, David Lidie. 72 SEVENTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE — PLATE I 73 74 SEVENTH GRADE — PLATE II 75 SEVENTH GRADE — PLATE III SEVENTH GRADE PLATE 1 ROW 1 — Faye Abbott, Lionel Abbott, Kenneth Babington, Richard Babington, Dennis Baker, Franklin Baker, Penny Bartlett, Jerry DeBaugh. ROW 2 — Gerald Bayer, Courtney Beard, Barbara Beaver, Cathy Bender, Carol Bingham. Carroll Betts, June Bowers, Joyce Bridges. ROW 3 — Ralph Brunner, Daniel Bryan, Ronald Burker, Loretta Campbell, James Castle, Shirley Chaney, Raymond Chaney, Jerry Charles. ROW 4 — Shirley Clark, Judy Cline, Michael Cochran, Betty Coe, Sally Copeland, Sue Copeland, Kathy Cosens, Mary Coulter. ROW 5 — Sharon Coulter, Joey Craig, Clifford Crampton, Carolyn Crawford, Richard Dagenhart, Patty Danner, Sandra Davis, Vernon Davis. ROW 6 — Robert Deener, Tawaka Dick, Roy Drury, Robert Easterday, Nancy Edelblute, Dallas Eichelberger, Doris Fauble, Larry Fellers. ROW 7 — James Fisher, Patricia Flook, Juanita Flook, Richard Fraley, Leroy Gatrell, Patricia Gifft, Gary Grant, Roy Green. ROW 8 — Doris Griffith, Dallas Grimm, Geraldine Guyer, David Hahn, Connie Hamilton, Rebecca Hamilton, Frank Hammond, John Harrell. PLATE 11 ROW 1 — Delores Herall, Mervil Hines, Roger Hines, Carl Hoffman, Audrey Hoffmaster, Lois Hol-bruner, John Holder, Terry Haller. ROW 2 — William Howard, Alvin Hurley, Linda Hutson, Linda Hutzell, Cornelia Ingram, Carol Itnyre, Kay Itnyre, Charles Jamison. ROW 3 — Harry Jamison, Gary Jones, Leona Jones, Robert Jones, Nevin Jordan, Joseph Kaetzel, Billy Kendle, Kay Kephart. ROW 4 — Ronald Kern, Hunter Keyton, Stephen Kidwell, Donald Kline, Phylis Kline, Ronald Kline, Connie Knight, Sandra Kretzer. ROW 5 — Guy Kuhn, Ralph Kunkle, Ronald Leggett, Richard Leasure, Rodney Leatherman, Gene Lerch, Gloria Line, Walter Litton. ROW 6 — Earle Lowery, Edward Mallott, Harry Mallott, Sandra Mankins, Robert Martz, Larry May, Judy McCoy, Mary McCoy. ROW 7 — Linda Miller, Vivian Miller, Diana Mills, Mary Ann Mitchell, Roy Moats, Douglas Mongan, Susie Mose, Wayne Moser. ROW 8 — Clayton Mullendore, Theodore Mullendore, Betty Mulligan, Carroll Mumma, Anna Myers, Maurice Myers, Stephen Pace, Joan Parker. PLATE III ROW 1 — Ruann Newcomer, Glenda Norris, Emerson Poling, Richard Rand, Edward Reed, Edward Reeder, Neven Renner, Carl Renner. ROW 2 — Teresa Renner, Daniel Revel, Nancy Rhodes, Winifred Roberts, Chauncey Rohrer, Donald Rohrer, Melvin Rohrer, Donna Rowland. ROW 3 — Doris Rowland, Margaret Ruffner, Donald Sandler, Elizabeth Saunders, Nelson Semler, Benny Shade, Joyce Shank, Lawrence Shank. ROW 4 — Thurman Shank, William Shank, James Shull, David Shumaker, Esther Shumaker, Ray-etta Sisler, Larry Slifer, James Smith. ROW 5 — Lloyd Smith, Terry Smith, Gary Sponaugle, Gene Stevens, William Stoneberger, Carol Stouffer, Tom Sullivan, Vickie Sweeney. ROW 6 — Gerald Taulton, Joe Thomas, Russell Tucker, Shirley Tucker, Carolyn Turner, Samuel Turner, Minnie Van Metre, Robert Violet. ROW 7 — Jo Ann Wade, James Wagner, William Walker, Donna Watkins, Russell Weaver, Connie Welsh, Betty Wilson, Norma Wilson. ROW 8 — Mary Jane Witmer, Ronald Witmer, Barbara Wolfe, Gloria Young, Audrey Younkins, Nancy Younkins, Ralph Henson. For one reason or another the following students’ photos were not received in time to be included with their respective classes. ROW 1 — Jackie Fullerton (11A), Mary Jo Rhodes ((11A), Beverly Easterday (IOC), Jeannette Lid-ie (9D), Mollie Kidwell (9D), Rebecca Hull (9A), Cheryl Coyle (7C), Gloria Mose (7A). ROW 2 — Catherine Easterday (12D1), Robert Grant (10E), Robert Talbert (90, John Bork (90, Isaiah Sheffler (80, Daryl Wise (8D), Gerald Peterson (70, Dennis Hutzell (7B), Jerry Potter (7E). ROW 3 — Rodney Saylor (IOC), Robert Cornell (10-C), Wayne Kretzer (9D), Francis Sisler (9D), Clifford Yohe (8B), James Renner (80, Newton Deaner (7F), Larry Mose, (7F), David Line (8A). We were not able to obtain photos, individual or group, for the following students. (Grades 7-11) GRADE 11 —Mabel Aits (1 IB), Gary Babington (11C), Robert Bill (11B), Richard Canfield (11B), Mary Drury (11C), Gary Giffin (11C), Thebe Holland (11B), Larry Kelbaugh (11D1), Warren Knight (1 IB), Donald Lerch (11C), Ronald Myers (11C), Gene Potter (11C), Carl Violet (11C), Lester Witek (11C). GRADE 10 — Betty Lee Davis (10E), Dale Doyle (10B), Betty Hahn (10D) ,Venita Holmes (IOC), Sterling Hutchinson (10D), Robert Ice (10D), Roland Ingram (10B), Joyce Leatherman (10D), Harold Loveless (10D), Shirley Miller (10D), Beverly Shantz (10B), Doris Shoop (IOC), Connie Smith (IOC), Gary Snook (10D), Linda Snoots (IOC), John Turner (IOC), Mary Turner IOC). GRADE 9 — Susie Aits (9B), Scott Exline (9D), Samuel Jones (90, Jean Kepler (9B), Joan Myers (9A), Roland Roberts (90, Raymond Shantz (9D), Marlene Simons (9D), Shirley Witmer (9D). GRADE 8 — Thomas Bender (8F), Connie Billingsley (8C) ,Earl Butts (8A), Robert Goetz (80, Jacqueline Hahn (8F), Mary Lewis (8B), Joyce Marshall (8F), Syreita Shoemaker (80, James Sisler (8F), Mary Sisler (80, Yvonne Turner 8A), Margaret Welsh (8F). GRADE 7 — Donald Ault (7F), Robert Boyer (7E), Thomas Exline (7E) ,Hazel Holmes (7D), Larry Ingram (7D), Margaret Jamison (7A), Dorothy Kidwell (7A), Willis Leggett (7D), Ronald Loveless (7F), Richard Miller (7D), Ruann Newcomer (7A), John Ruby (7F), Beverly Talbert (7A.), Ronald Violet (7A), Judith Yohe (7D). 77 CLASS OFFICERS (GRADES 7 - 10) 10A — President - Randall Thomas Vice President - Gary Phillips Secretary-Treasurer - Connie White Student Council Representative - George Coyle Home Room Reporter - Kent Baker 10C — President - Robert Miller Vice President - Judy Mullendore Secretary-Treasurer - Linda Snoots Student Council Representative - Lester Virts Home Room Reporter - Edward Robinson 10E — President - Janice Churchey Vice President - Sandra Rosenberry Secretary-Treasurer - Ronald Cline Student Council Representative - Nelson Baker Home Room Reporter - Patsy Hines 9B — President - Roy Henretty Vice President - Mervin Bartlett Secretary-Treasurer - Lorrena Moser Student Council Representative - Donald Semler Home Room Reporter - Gloria Geppi 9D — President - Carol Stottlemyer Vice President - Ruth Myers Secretary-Treasurer - Janet McCoy Student Council Representative - Janice Crampton Home Room Reporter - Thomas Keefer 8B (Girls) — President - Anna Leggott Vice President - Dorothy Herall Secretary-Treasurer - Virginia Trovinger Student Council Representative - Judy Himes Home Room Reporter - Norma Dean Webber 8C — President - Roscoe Hutzell Vice President - Ronald Hutzell Secretary-Treasurer - Connie Billingsley Student Council Representative - Anna Miller Home Room Reporter - David Knight 8E — President - Michael Berry Vice President - Katherine Sprecher Secretary-Treasurer - Robert Shoop Student Council Representative - Phyllis Wyand Home Room Reporter - Robert Easterday 10B — President - Rita Faulder Vice President - Beverly Lapole Secretary-Treasurer - Elizabeth Teays Student Council Representative - Joanne Angle Home Room Reporter - Shelby Dill 10D — President - John Ridenour Vice President - Harriet Miller Secretary-Treasurer - Judy Mason Student Council Representatice - Judy Lowman Home Room Reporter - Joyce Leatherman 9A President - Douglas Miller Vice President - Carol Davis Secretary-Treasurer - Mary Ann Hoover Student Council Representative - Carolyn Reeder Home Room Reporter - John Happ 9C — President - Frank Davis Vice President - Beverly Cain Secretary-Treasurer - Louise Funk Student Council Representative - Mae Etta Rhodes Home Room Reporter - William Parker 8A — President - Ronald Cline Vice President - Arthur Gloss Secretary-Treasurer - Albert Stevens Student Council Representative - Richard Moser Home Room Reporter - Roger Ecton 8B (Boys) — President - Roscoe Hutzell Vice President - Elwood Stottlemyer Secretary-Treasurer - David Lidie Student Council Representative - Junior Giffin Home Room Reporter - Roger Smith 8D — President - Linda Itnyre Vice President - Jerry Crampton Secretary-Treasurer - Richard Kaetzel Student Council Representative - Wanita Haupt Home Room Reporter - Charles Rowland 8F — President - Frank Mentzer Vice President - Frederick Reeder Secretary-Treasurer - Donald Gantz Student Council Representative - Lynn Mullendore Home Room Reporter - Jerry McAllister 79 CLASS OFFICERS (grades 7 - io (Continued from previous page) 7A — President - Kenneth Babington Vice President - Ruann Newcomer Secretary-Treasurer - Theodore Mullendore Student Council Representative - Kay Kephart Home Room Reporter - Carroll Mumma 7C — President - Gloria Young Vice President - Gene Lerch Secretary-Treasurer - Thurman Shank Student Council Representative - Linda Hutzell Home Room Reporter - Teresa Renner 7E — President - Carl Hoffman Vice President - Robert Boyer Secretary-Treasurer - Ray Moats Student Council Representative - Ronald Kern Home Room Reporter - Franklin Baker 7B — President - Terry Smith Vice President - Ronald Burker Secretary-Treasurer - Robert Martz Student Council Representative - Robert Violet Home Room Reporter - William Walker 7D — President - Delores Herald Vice President - Joey Craig Secretary-Treasurer - Susie Mose Student Council Representative - Carol Itnyre Home Room Reporter - Faye Abbott (Continued on next page) 7F — President - Ronald Loveless Vice President - David Shoemaker Secretary-Treasurer - Robert Jones Student Council Representative - Billy Howard Home Room Reporter - Leona Jones BOOS T E R S RUTH CAVER EARL’S LUNCH ROOM BOONSBORO HARDWARE CRYSTAL GROTTOES BENDER S STORE EYERLY’S DORIS’ PLACE ROSEN’S . . . 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