Greencastle Antrim High School - Conococheague Yearbook (Greencastle, PA)

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K l l alziofz Ufkcazi President-l,eightun Stansbury Secretary--Lorraine Rotz Yiee-President-Robert Snyder 'Iireasurer-Katharine McDonald Class Motto- Not For Self. But For All Class Flower-Snagmdragran Class Colm'-Hattlesliip Gray and Maroon Class .-Xdviser--Mr. B. S. kvllitlllkllff LETGHTUN ST.-XNSBURV Cl0JlllIlt'7'tTiUI Sta ' ghas ' line that is able to catch any fish , mia in the pond. fill?-hurl-33 Class Play 3, 4, Business Manager -lg Play Cunmiittee -lg Hi-Y -l: Student Council -lg Cheer Leader -lrClass Yiee-President 33 Class Presi- dent -lg Bible St'Qkg-lg Yulley Rall -lg Class Basket- ball 3. ROBERT SNYDICRX .lrarhzlzir Now n'hat's wrmig? Class Yiee-President lg .Xdvertising Committee 33 Cm'1'espm1clence Course 3, -lg Cunoeheaguinit lg Archery Club 31 Physical Fitness Club -lg Varsity Baseball Z--lg Class Suit llall l--lg Class Basketball l--lg Class Yulley Rall l--lg liible Study -lg Class Soc- cer l-4. iii' .V . A4fg5fpH1fL' Su pleasant, so sweet she looks. Class Secretary 4: Student Council 31 Glec Club 3, -lg Play Cnnnnittee -lg Tri-Hi-Y 3. -ll Yiee-Presi- dent -lg Cnnuelieaguinit Staff 3, -l. lQ.'X'llH,'XRlN li XlelJON,-Xl,lJ .-Slcadvnzic She has a heart with ruuiu fur every joy. tllee Club 2-lh'F1i-lli-Y l--lg Class 'llreasurer 3, -lg Cunnelieag' ilnt Sfatt l--lg Business Manager 43 Class Play Prmnpter 33 Publicity Manager 33 Dancing 2, 3: Bible Study -l. Seven

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ix 512601 Cyfasa iifO7, September 7. 1939 was a memorable and unforgetahle day for seventy-nine freshmen who ascended the steps of Greencastle High School, only to remain a few years, and then move on to higher and newer ideals. At first, we were rather bashful and backward, but with the kind help of the faculty and upper classmen, we soon learned to accept the tasks and routines that all who are preparing for future responsibility must accept. lYhen we became sophomores, we were ready to accept additional responsibilities. Ad- vancement was stressed in all academic and athletic activities to which we made great contribu- tions. The members were initiated into the Senior Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y groups and into the ,lun- ior Glee Club. The latter, composed of thirty-eight boys and girls of the sophomore class, con- tributed selections at several school gatherings. Many of our members have been outstanding in athletic activities. liven during our second year in high school, we were well represented on the soccer and hockey teams. ln intramural sports, many more members participated. VVC were pleased when the honor of presenting the lfaster play was given to us. The Silvered Rope was selected: it port1'ayed such famous persons as judas Iscariot and llorcasg however, for most of us it was our initial performance, and under Mrs. Conrad's tutelage, we learned much. Our social events of the year included the school Hallowe'en party, and our own class Christmas party at which we exchanged gifts and Christmas greetings. Examinations terminated our sophomore year, and then we eagerly looked forward to the experience of being upper classmen. On September 15 we entered G. H. S. as upper classmen, anxiously looking forward to a most exciting and eventful year. ln the latter part of the month, we elected. in addition to our class officers, representatives to Student Council. Also, we were permitted to think and talk about class rings, which we had looked forward to having since our freshman year. Early in October we voted for them, and when they arrived on December 22. we felt very proud and very much like upper classmen. Then. in keeping with the Christmas spirit, we had a party and a beautifully decorated tree. XVhen we returned after vacation, mid-winter tests awaited usg and after these were over, we began thinking about our class motto, Hower, and colors. Early in February, we made these important decisions. The class song was written by Bettye Henson to the tune of Marching Along Together. These words, along with our class motto, Not for self, but for all, became our guiding spirit: for 'fthrough all kinds of weather, we march along together. Seldom have we had serious disagreements over any of our school issues. A play committee was also selected, and after reading plays for several weeks, Ever Since Eve was decided upon, and was presented April lo and 17. The cooperation that was shown through our earlier school life was again displayed when Miss Diffenderfer and Miss lfVil- liams took over the direction of our play after Mrs. Conrad's illness. Another difficulty con- fronted us when one of the cast became ill just a short time before productiong but again coopera- tion cxisted, and the prompter substituted. Cn September 7, l942, we once more ascended the steps of G. H. S. as seniors, very dif- ferently from that day four years ago. VYe realized that this was our last year in our old Alma ccllllffllltflll on Page 'flzirfy-Hillel XVhen lYe Wlere Young and Gay --- Freslimen

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Glee Club 23 Fancywork 2: Klu- If gw ff 1, 1 'X lt ., ev . r 15 .. X JEAN DEXRDORFF C'1m111zt'1'cit1l One witb a mind of ber own. . , ,. - - . C,lee Club -1 ll'l-l'l1-X l-4: Commercial Club 2-lg Cbeer Lead- er -lg Basketball 1--lg Hockey lg Soft Ball l, 3, -lg Yolley Ball 1-43 Student Council -lg Class Play 35 Play Committee 3: 'llicket Xlana- ger -lg Bible Study -l. CARI. l2l.l.lO'1lT l'ffrt1fim1t1l . lfH'l't'IIll'IlI't' .X l'1ZlI'lIlC1'lS Idol. .Xviation Ccn'res1uondenee 33 Gun , 1 I . . and lxod Llub Z. 3, la la .X. 2--l Class Soccer 1, Z3 Baseball 3, -l Class Soft llall l. y . MILDRICIJ AMBROSE Comnwrcitll Pleasantly plump with a merry laugh. Fancyxrork 13 Music Club 3, -lg Class Play -l, .-Xdvertising' Commit- tee 33 Yolley Ball 1. Z: Basketball 11 Bible Study 4. XYILBUR BEAR lvllftlfllllltll .'ljlI'lt'Illf!H't' lle's a sure card. F. F. .-X, 3, -lg Reporter -lg Glee Club 2--lg Class Play 3, -lg Base- ball 1--li Basketball 1--li Yolley Ball 1--lg Class Soccer 1, Z. lllil . IEELICR 1 C1tHll7IIt'P't'ltIl l silence suitetb best. Tr - 'Ii-Y 2--lg lfaneywork 1, 23 Klusi' Club 33 Library Club -l, Yice President: Librarian -l: Bible Study 3. -l. JQXNIQT BITTNER llomv lft'ono1nit'.r Never a dull moment. Tri-Hi-Y 1--lg lf. ll. A. 1-33 Glee Club Z: Commercial Club -lg Bas- ketball 2-lg Hockey 2-43 Soft Ball 23 Yolley Ball 1. 2: Class Play Property Manager 3, -l. s TllELM.X BQXYIJICRS L -9 . lt'lIdl'lIIlt' Ap 1 s crowning glory is 5 ber bair. sic Club 3, -lg Bible Study RICH.-XRD DITTO . lt'lIlIlt'llIlL' .X second liinstein. 1 Hi-Y 1--l, Yiee President -lg lilectrical Club l. 2, Treasurer 1, President 23 Bible Study 3: lforum Club -lg Class Play -lg Student Council -lg Soccer Z. l'.XL'L QCINTEN FORNIQY lv0t'tIf1ifHIlIl .lgfrirnllm't' Quiet as a mouse. Gun and Rod Club 2, 33 lf. lf. A., 3 4 14. JANICT B.-XICR C'o111n1t'rrit1l joyous are tbe busy. Faneywork lg Music Club 3, -lg Tri-Hi-Y Z--lg Bible Study Z--l. v J W JLNIQ insckxtan Q Ilona' lft'tn1o1uft'.r Gentle memories will linger long. Tri-lli-Y l--l, :Xecompanist l 3 Glee Club 2--lg 17. H. .X. Z. 33 Class Play -l, Advertising' Committee 33 Bible Study 3,-l. VICRA BINGQXI.-KN 1 C1177IIIIIt'7'tBltIl ln ber toueue is tbe law of tjiindness. l7ancywfn5lt 1. 2: Kl1usieqClub 3,-lg Bible Study 3, -l. IA, ' i 1.1 ' 1 fl My Wi' l'f p XYll.I.l.XKl BIACK llUt'lIfllllHIl . ljlJ'lt'IlfflIl't' 'llbey say miracles are past. lilectrical Club l--l. Yice Presi- dent 33 lf. lf. .X. 2--l, President 4: Class President 3: Clee Club Z--ll llible Study 3: Student Council 32 Baseball 3. 43 Class Basketball Z-lg Class Soccer Z, 33 Yolley Ball -l. CIiR.Xl.D BRliCHBll'1l. CjL'llt'I'tIl Better late tban never. Gun and Rod Club Z. 33 Patrol 1, Z3 lli-Y l, lg lileetrical Club 1: Bible Study -l: Class Basketball 1-33 Class Soccer 1. Z. Varsity Soc- eer 33 Soft Ball 13 Class Yolley Ball 1. 21 Boxing ls, U