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

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FUTURE ATTRACTIONS I, being affiliated with MGM in Hollywood, decided to make a trip to my old home town of Greencastle, in hopes of picking up some local talent for my new production and renewing old acquaintances with my old classmates of G. H. S. As I stepped off my plane at the new Greencastle Airport recently acquired through the political powers of the Mayor, James Craig, I saw asouped up taxicab owned by John Keyser Ka Company. I had a wild trip through the town to the city hall where I was intro- duced to the various officials of the town who included Wayne Warren, Chief Woman Catcher , Wally McDonald, Chief Milk Inspector, Eugene Plum, Constable, and Trafford Plasterer, Fire Chief. After I had renewed old acquaintances with the persons just mentioned, the need of a few square meals and a few night's lodging led me to the ultra-modern hotel, Flea-bite Manor at the corner of Shatzer Alley and Talhelm Avenue. There I was shown to my room by Virgil Hykes, Head of Staff of Bellhops. Afew of these are: Ken Kerlln, Bob Gearhart, Jim Lohman, Bob Robinson. Rhoda Moore and Betty Mosserg Magazine con- cession, Wilma Bryan, and Joanne Coover, Page-girls. My meal was served by Grace Seylar, Head Cook and Bottle Washer. After a delightful nlght's sleep, I journeyed to the famous T Bar X Ranch owned by Tex Smith which might prove valuable for the location of a new picture. The cowboys of this ranch are: Hef Stine, Slmp Stahl, Don Coldsmlth, and Tom Stouffer. Also the following cowgirls which include: Dot Daugherty, Lorraine Maun, and Ann Sellers. On the way back to Greencastle, I stopped off at the world famous Pilgrim Chemical Corporation, headed by DR. Bob Pilgrim, DDT. , PDQ. , and assisted by Prof. Chas. Lowe, COD, -FOB, also DR. Pilgrim's wife, the former Prof. Jean Brechbiel. That afternoon, we visited our old Alma Mater, which has grown out of proportion from what it had been in 1951. It is headed by DR. Dean Stenger fl. W. W. , C.I.O. , Ka A. F. of LJ and employs the following teachers, Marie Talhelm, Nancy Meyers, Susie Gingrich, Teacher of Maleolgy, and Don Tresler, Teacher of Physics and found Ruth Sellers employed as our school nurse in charge of foot baths. The doctor of this school is Fred Ziegler, M. D. , D. O. P. E. Robt. Zullinger and Peggy Humbert, are the athletic coaches. One of the Potter Restaurants owned by Rose Potter Sz Ferne Barr attracted my eye so we entered and were immediately served by the following waitresses, Mary Fulton, Phyllis Myers, Elsie Cline, Lois Kennedy, and many others which I did not recognize. During the course of our travels through Greencastle, we came upon the famous style shop owned by Frances Stumbaugh. Entering to see if we could obtain some cos- tumes for our picture. There we saw her crew of efficient seamstresses, Elenore Bentz, Leah Ebersole, Valancy Freeman, and Joyce Shimer. After getting up the next morning. we went to the airport and had our plane gassed up by the Grosh 8: Pensinger Service Station and Refining Co. The following were taken along for a screen test: Jean Carpenter, Doris Wagner, Valancy Freeman, Lorraine Shank, Joyce Shimer, K en Beaver, Esh Gearhart, Lynn Murray and the famous singing star, Dana Myers. We had plans of taking more, but due to occupational difficulties, they could not go along. We regret that we could not spend more time with our fellow classmates, but all good things must come to an end, so with a tear in our eye, we boarded our plane and with the morning sun at our backs we took off for Hollywood. Although we are sorry to leave, we are comforted by the fact that we shall soon return when we have more time to spend with our old classmates and cronies!

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