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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1956 volume:

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N. f:,4, tl: 1,,,,k 5 9: is G ' ' 'rf' .. : 2 L S-E KQQ Q .fig-95fg.we 5 - ,- 1- - - , 1 u V s k u 6 Q . h VV I Q z, . , Vi ..V, my if :QS ,, .M I . M- . 1 f. - A . Q-: A2x,nm, .L.m. ki3.xvm,,.AfL fm , J, A , ,J ' i 1956 CONOCOCHEAGUE THE ANNUAL STAFF GREEN CASTLE - ANTRIM HIGH SCHOOL GREENCASTLE, PENNSYLVANIA AN TRIM'S GRADE SCHOOLS BROWN'S MILL We, the annual staff of Greencastle-Antrim High School, take great pleasurein presenting this record of school life and events, the 1956 Conococheague. We hope that in glancing at its pages you will remember the time spent in G. H. S. and the peo- ple met here. In this book we have tried to capture some of the typical scenes and routines: days crammed full of exams, labs, play rehearsals, gab sessions, laughter in the halls, lunchtime in the main room, anxiety over report cards, practices in the gym, good- natured teasing and joking, lively discussions at class meetings, teachers trying fusual- ly in vainj to keep order in the auditorium study hall, the halls blocked with talking twosomes, the assembly programs, and the rooting and cheering at our athletic events. Memories are precious things, the sound of happy voices, the spirit of good sports, the molding of our ideals and aspirations- -all compose school life. The 1956 Conococheague is yours. You have made it, we have preserved it through word and picture. 3 9 . lux fl Huy? . . . 5.8 ,rf 6'--T-e-5 RK4. -ts ' x THE FACULTY-THEY DIRECT US . . --3 Xa TO GRADUATION ,T 5. A TO CLASSES .. ' 553 1, TO LEARN , ' 1 TO PLAY TO SPORTS -5 Q ' 1 . .I b, . .' 25:0 QS , J ,of-3. ,K N Q A -ek- I I iLL 'M ADMINIgTRATION f wg. H VL.. 4 THEY EDIRECT US . . . s BOARD OF EDUCATION Q fm Messrs, Smith, Gearhart, W. Kershner, Coldsmith, Guenon, Walker, Copenhaver, Bittner, H. Kershner Absent: Dr, Fred Schaff, Newly elected members f1956j: John Young, George Meister, Harold Barnes, Merle Shank. OFFICERS Dr. W.A. Guenon ---- President Mr, H.Kershner - - -Vice President Mr, Frank Smith ---- Secretary Mr. W. Kershner - - - Treasurer WILLIAM P, CONRAD Supervising Principal Greencastle - Antrim Jointure Sponsored by THE GREENCASTLE - ANTRIM BOARD OF EDUCATION 6 JAMES R. MARTZ High School Principal Greencastle-Antrim High School JANET WIDDER Secretary IEANETTE NELSON Secretary JW iff 155: V I ,V , W Vw, :'1wf.a Q fzsiifgf-3w'mfi'c,g A 5 -' W - if -4. w , , , 1 gf Sponsored by DETRICH'S ELEVATOR - Williamson, Pa 7 ,VP 553 'hee' PEARL A. CONRAD, A, B, Pennsylvania State University Hobby: Gardening THELMA L, ROWLAND, A. B. Juniata College Millersville S. T. C. Hobbies: Reading, Embroidering ADA K. PHILLIPPY, B,S. Temple University Gettysburg College Hobbies: Gardening, Travel HELEN UNGER TOMS, A, B, Hood College Pennsylvania State University Hobby: Reading FRED C, KALEY, B,S., M, Ed, East Stroudsburg S, T. C. Pennsylvania State University Hobbies: Fishing, Gardening M, D, MUMMA, B, S, Pennsylvania State University Hobby: Reading Sponsored by DUNHILL'S CLOTHING, Chambersburg G, MARGARETTA WILLIAMS, B,s,, M, Ed. Indiana State Teachers College University of Pittsburg Hobby: Adult Teaching DOROTHY R. LEHMAN, A. B, Wilson College Pennsylvania State University Hobbies: Opera, Ornithology PHYLLIS T, GOETZ, R.N. Harrisburg Polyclinic Hospital Hobbies: Growing roses, Girl Scouts IEAN E. BAER, B, S, Shippensburg S. T. C. Hobbies: Music, Boating Sponsored by ORC HARD REALTY COMPANY RUTH F. HUMBERT California State Teachers College Hobbies: Oil Painting, Knitting CLINTON M. SCHNEBLY, B. S., M Shippensburg S. T. C, Pennsylvania State University Hobby: Flower Gardening CARLTON E, LUTZ, B, S. East Stroudsburg S. T. C. Hobbies: Music, A11 Sports THOMAS G, STOUFFER, B,S Shippensburg S. T. C. Pennsylvania State University Hobby: Sports ROBERT E, DAIHL, B, S, Shippensburg S. T. C. Hobbies: Hunting, Spelunkering CHARLOTTE S, LUTZ, B, S, Pennsylvania State University Hobbies: Sewing, Knitting HELEN K, WELCH, B,A,, 1.,t,B. Pennsylvania State University Dickinson School of Law Shippensburg S. T. C. Hobbies: Swimming, Reading RICHARD E, BESECKER, B, S, Lebanon Valley College Hobby: Model Railroading Sponsored by ELLIOTT 8a SNYDER RICHARD D. EIGENBRODE, B. S, Shippensburg S. T. C. Hobbies: Hunting gun collecting CHARLES W. KEMMLER, B.S, California S. T. C. Hobbies: Photography, Wood working JOHN I. MCDERMOTT, B, S, Shippensburg S, T. C, Hobbies: Photography, Sports JANET L, SMEDLEY, B, S. Indiana State Teachers College Hobbies: Cooking, Basketball Sponsored by STRICKLER 85 FOX GARAGE MARGARET A, KEMMLER A Susquehanna University Hobbies: Sewing, Reading NANCY C. MARTIN, B, S. Slippery Rock S. T. C. Hobby: Sports TEACHER -OFF GUARD ii 4 ' W- m,l'5'X V - --1 f W New Faculty Members i Will Report Next Month For Opening Of 55-56 Term .- , ------ n , X: ' ' William P. Conrad, supervising principal of the Green- Km 323. ..- ' 1 castle - Antrim Joint School System, today announced the names of six new teachers who will report for duty in Green- castle for the 1955-56 school term. ,FF f ,,......i ,., tg iu .- filllxllll' - in-bl' x u1mU 'l 1 Good to the last drop, 2 Let's do it this way, 3 Bonnie Fete, Madame! 4 She's a sluggerl 5 Remember When. . .'? 6 A pause that relaxes, 7 Good Joke? 8 Can we win? 9 Checking pictures? 10 Two heads are better than one. I2 Iv 1 sf N KN HS R, J, f W , vi if x I A? 'w x xx 5 I ,. xx 5 1 f gf x X f ' w TO GQADIJATION I3 Memories Are Made of This. . . CLASS OF 1956 SENIORS! AT LAST. . . and we know the true meaning of becoming seniors, Office-made schedules showed very few study halls. A discovery. . . we don't feel uppity-uppity at all, , . perhaps we shall at graduation. Our daily motto, Work. FLASHBACKL . . to that day four years ago when we made a somewhat confused debut. . . just like most classes. . . perhaps a little more energetic, Freshman and sophomore years highlighted by. . . our first election of officers , , , field trip. . . clubs entering our green lives. , , class excursions to Fort Frederick and Harper's Ferry. Canteen creates some won- derful Saturday nights. Love affairs. . . break-ups. . . biology ex- periments -- not to mention those feminine shrieks, Our sophomore glee club entertains, JUNIORS! . . . class meetings, , , we quibble, , , sometimes squabble. . . class colors, red and white , , , class flower, red rosebud, , , our motto, Weave threads of gold and silver in your endless loom of time, We campa talent is unfolded in Tiger ign vigorously for the Curtis Drive, For the first time our dramatic on His Toes . . . success. Our beautiful rings arrive. . . later our hats and pennants, We work. . . food sale, dances, our stationery drive a success. . . money of our own. Our first prom, Red Sails in the Sunset . . . a huge painted backdrop, provides the atmosphere for oohs and ahs. . . whirling skirts mixed X with perfume, Awards, Assembly, , , many win awards in athletic, 'N ' 1 WC Elia. 17? IQ E1 -rl gymnastic, and scholastic fields, SENIORS. . . Oh! What a beautiful mom- ing! ! Advice -- we must set an example now. We work again to raise money for our New York trip, Mondays find our staff busy on the Conococheague, More romances, , , going steady. . . Our girls help make a successful hockey team. . . our boys -- a soccer team. Members of class are active in, , , Hi-Y clubs, , . FTA. . . glee club. . . FHA. . . FFA. . . Stu- dent Council. . . the staff for Schooldaze. . . circus , , , and athletics. Everyone helps at the SC informa- tion desk and traffic patrol for GHS halls, Again success with our senior play, Fresh Air, Our boys and girls participate in an exciting, over- too-soon basketball season, We go 3 9 J to New York City and do the town, With, the boys in black and the girls in white, we make a striking appearance for Baccalaureate, , , and GRADUATION. . . sad day for all of us, We leave hoping WE'VE WOVEN SOME THREADS OF GOLD AND SILVER INTO EVERYONE'S Sponsored by WAYNESBORO BUSINESS S 28 East Main Street LIFE, CHOOL xl X FXS SENIOR CLASS OFFICER President ------- - ----- DANIEL WITMER Vice President ---------- ARNOLD SHAFER Secretary - - -- SHERRY GOSSARD Treasurer ---- - - - COLORS: Red and White FLOWER: Red Rosebud CLASS ADVISOR: Miss Phillippy Weave threads of gold and silver in your endless looms of time CLASS SONG Here's to the class before you, the one you ought to cheer, For red and white and all our classmates so dear, With our courage high, let our colors fly As on we go, ready to meet our foe, To the teachers who have helped us through We give our thanks to you, and to dear old G. H.S, And its dear Gold and Blue, Rah, Rah, Rah, SHIRLEY ROTZ We will ever reach success, for it's on, on, on to victory: For we will fight, fight with all our mightg We are the class of '56, Sponsored by GEORGE L. Wl'I'MER 8a SONS, Grocery I5 EDWIN R. BINGAMAN General Never worry, never hurry Future Farmers of America 1-4. ANGELA MAE BINKLEY Home Economics Give me back my saddle Glee Club 25 Gym Club 25 Tri-Hi-Y lg Future Homemakers of America 2-4, Dancing 4 S HIRLEY ANNE ANGLE Academic Competent Tri-Hi-Y President Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, President 4g Glee Club 2-4, Vice President 3: News Club 2, Yearbook 4, Hockey 2-4, Basketball 2- 4. ELOUISE MARIE BARTLES Commercial Every hair in place Tri-Hi-Y 1-43 Glee Club 2g News Club 2, Commercial Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Yearbook 4. S1 mfs NANCY JANE BOWMAN Academic Friendliness is her code Future Teachers of America 3, 4. MILDRED L. BREWBAKER Home Economics She has entered business. Tri-Hi -Y 1-39 Glee Club 2, 45 Dramatic Club 1, 2: Dancing 1. Sponsored by CHARLES BERT ROBERT F. COOPER General Often late, never surly Gym Club 1-4g Glee Club 2, 4g Play 3, 4 Hi-Y 4g Track 1-3, Soccer 2, 3g Basket- ball 2, 3, Athletic Club 2. MITZI JO CRIDER Commercial She likes a Dodge Tri-Hi-Y 31 F. T.A, 4, Yearbook 4: F. H. A. 2, 3, Vice -President 3g Basket- ball 3, 4, Dramatic Club 1, Intramural Sports 2-4, JOAN DECKER Commercial Am I so beautiful? Tri-Hi-Y 3g FHA 2, 3: Glee Club 2, FTA 43 Intramural Sports 1-4. DUANE E. DILLER Academic He welds with Vaseline Yearbook Staff 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Science Club 4. Sponsored by F 81, M TELEVISION DARRYL D, CRUNKLETON General Must love spats Hi-Y 1,45 Photography lg Gym Club 1, 23 Play 3, 45 Basketball 1-4, Baseball 1, 2, Track 3, Circus 1. ESTHER .TEAN DAVIS Home Economics Always with Anna Tri-Hi-Y lg Future Homemakers of America 2-4, Commercial Club 3. ANNA KATHERINE ELLIOTT Home Economics Keeps check on the roll Tri-Hi-Y lg FHA 2-4g Commercial Club 3. LEATHA I, ELLIOTT Academic Tri-Hi-Y 1-4, Treasurer lg Glee Club 25 Yearbook 4g FTA 4, Play 3,4gC1ass Secretary 1,3g Cheerleading 2-4, Cap- tain 4g Hockey 1-4. DOROTHY L, EBERLY Home Economics Puts forth real effort Dancing Club lg Craft Club 4. LAWRENCE M, EBERSOLE Vocational Agriculture She calls me Dimples Future Farmers of America 1-4. L, FAYE EVER TS Commercial She moved to Kentucky Tri-Hi-Y lg Glee Club 25 Dancing Club lg Craft Club 4. THOMAS I, EZOLT Academic Appeals to the younger set Hi-Y 2-4g Photography Club 2, 3, Presi- dent 3g FTA 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3: Gym Club 1-4g Track 3, 49 Basketball 3. Sponsored by KERLIN'S ESSO STATION CATHERINE FREEMAN Home Economics She likes the Navy uniform Glee Club 25 FHA 2, Student Council 3g FTA 4g Yearbook 4g Crafts Club 4g Dra- matic Club 1. ROBERT C, GAVER Academic Thrifty as a Scot Gym 1, 2: FTA 3, 4g Science Club 4, Presi dent, Yearbook 4g Gym Team 2 405 'fuk D. Academic Another S. C. A, Conference Tri-Hi-Y 1-4g FTA 4g Play 3, 43 Yearbook 45 Glee Club 2, Student Council 3, 4, Sec- retary 3, Presidentg Basketball Manager 3, 4. E. IEAN HARNE Academic Generous with her talents Tri-Hi-Y 1-4g FTA 3-45 Yearbook 3, 4, Editor 4g Play 3, 4: Hockey 33 Basketball Manager 4. Sponsored by E. L, M, FEED STORE DORIS JEAN GEARHART Home Economics I'm a politician Glee Club 2, 3: Future Homemakers of America 2. SHERRY GOSSARD Commercial Guess what I heard! Tri-Hi-Y 1-4: Glee Club 2,3: Gym Club 2, 3: Yearbook Staff 4, Basketball 1-4, Hockey 2-45 Play 3: Class Secretary 4. Q3 5.- 'DQ LEONA D, HICKS Academic She's joined the hicks Tri-Hi-Y 1-45 Glee Club 25 News Club 25 Yearbook 3, 45 Play 3, 45 FTA 45 Hockey 1-45 Basketball 1-4. CAROLYN L, HISSONG Home Economics Flies around in her Olds Tri-Hi-Y 15 Dancing 15 Dramatic 15 Glee Club 25 FHA 15 Crafts Club 4. ffq R VIRGINIA HENGST Academic Sides with the opposition Tri-Hi-Y 1, 3, 4, Vice President 45 Gym Club 1-35 Glee Club 2, 35 Basketball 1- 45 Captain 45 Hockey 2-4, Captain 45 Yearbook 4. D, ROBERT HESS Academic Looks are deceiving Hi-Y 2-4, President 35 FTA 3, 4, Vice President 45 Student Council 3, 45 Play 3, 45 Yearbook 45 Track 2-45 News Club 2. N..- LARRY D, HOLBERT General She doesn't like a crew cut Hi-Y 3, 45 Glee Club 2-45 Gym Club 2- 45 Soccer 2-45 Basketball 1-45 Baseball 2-45 Track 1. DOROTHY L, HOLLIN GER Academic Willing and able to assist Dramatic Club 1, Treasurer 15 News Club 25 Glee Club 25 FTA 3-45 Yearbook 4. Sponsored by I, MELVIN FREY, Insurance DONALD M. HYKES General Knows his commercial law Gym Club 1-4, Glee Club 2. PHYLLIS Y. JAKOBY Commercial Her cheers bring smiles Tri-Hi-Y 1-4, Glee Club 2, Cheerlead- ing 2-4: Play 3-4g Dramatic Club 1-2, Dancing 1. RONALD E KOONS General Takes Life Easy Hi-Y 2, 4, Secretary 25 Glee Club 23 Photography 3: Gym 1, Basketball 4. LORETTA L. KUGLAR Commercial I often say funny things Tri-Hi-Y 1-3g Glee Club 25 Crafts Club 4g Dramatic 1, 23 FTA 41 Play 3, 43 Hockey 1-4g Cheerleading 2-4. Sponsored by MARYLAND PIPES 8a METAL CO. Q X is 1 M CHARLES W, KERSHNER JR. Vocational Agriculture Always ready to argue Future Farmers of America 1-4g Baseball 1-4. MELVIN E, KLINE Academic A Romeo wants a Juliet Hi-Y 2,45 Glee Club 2-4, Play 3, 45 FTA 3, 45 Vice President 35 Gym Club 1, 25 Boys' Chorus 2g Track 2. MARTHA M, LINDSAY Academic Her silence creates friends Dramatic Club 1, 3: Glee Club 2. A. PAUL MARTIN Super Salesman Glee Club 2, 4. is Tri-Hi-Y 1-3: FTAg Academic ROGER LAUTHERS General Joined the crew cut clan Glee Club 2-4g Photography Club 3: Hi-Y 1, 2g Baseball 1-4g Basketball 1-45 Soccer 4. ROSALIE CLOVENE LECKRON Commercial Glee C1ub's Liberace Tri-Hi -Y 1-4, President lg Glee Club 2-4g Vice President 4g Yearbook 4: Orchestra 1, 2g News Club 23 Intramural Sports 3, 4. FRANCES HELEN MARTIN Commercial Lives for Sunday nights Glee Club 2-4. MIRIAM E. MARTIN Home Economics Her worth is like a diamond Glee Club 2, 3: Library Club 3, 4, Secre- tary 3g Commercial Club 4g Yearbook 4. Sponsored by CRlST'S FURNITURE STORE DELORES MARIE PENTZ Home Economics Her jokes abound Future Homemakers of America 2, 3. MARY ALICE PIPER Commercial She's lots of fun Future Homemakers of America 2-4, Secretary 3, President 4g Hockey 2. ig' '.,, t fQ.f,f K .x elf- f ns- . f ' 4 DONALD OBERHOLZER General He shines in shop Gym Club 1-4g Gym Team 2-4g Circus 25 Intramural Basketball 3, 4. THOMAS R. PENSINGER Academic Victim of flirtation Class President 2, Vice President 1, 3: Play 35 Athletic Club 2g Gym Club 3, 43 Soccer 1-4g Basketball 1-45 Track 1-4, LE ERIN PLASTERER General Still water runs deep ROBERT LEROY REEDER General Seldom seen without Duck Glee Club 2g Gym Club 1-45 Gym Team 2-4: Gym Circus 2g Intramural Basket- ball 3, 4. Sponsored by A, G, MCLANAHAN, Insurance WILLIAM EUGENE ROBINSON General Another junior fan Hi-Y 1-3: Gym Club 1-4g Gym Team 2-43 Homeroom President 2, 45 Photogra- phy Club 3g Baseball Manager 13 Intra- mural Sports 4. SHIRLEY L. ROTZ Commercial A first class secretary Tri-Hi-Y 2-4g FHA 35 FTA 4g Dramatic Club lp Magazine Drive 3, 45 Hockey 2. 4. ARNOLD B, SHAFER General What do I say next? Student Council 3, 4g Hi-Y 3, 45 Glee Club 2-4, President 45 Band 45 Play 3, 4g Soccer 3, 43 Track 3, 45 Gym Team 2-4. MARGIE M, SI-IELLY Academic May I drop physics? Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4g FTA 3, 45 Science Club 45 Library Club 2, 3: News Club 4. Sponsored by POTTER'S RESTAURANT an 'W-N w bf' -' 11 'Si' MAX RYDER General High on the scoreboard Glee Club 2-43 Hi-Y 4, Band 1-33 Bas- ketball 1-4g Photography Club 35 Soccer 2-45 Track 2-4. TOM SELLERS General An isolationist Gym Club 4g Glee Club 1, 2, Photography 2, 3: Hi-Y 3,4g Play 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 3, 43 Baseball 1-4. Q 'x BEVERLY I, SITES Commercial A smile of contentment Future Homemakers of America 2-4, Secretary 4g Dramatic Club lg Magazine Drive 3, 4g Softball 3g Intramural 2, 3. NA NCY L. SITES General A pensive brunette Glee Club 2-4g Tri-Hi-Y lg Dancing Club l. 5. RIC HARD SHEW Vocational Agriculture Always cuttin' up Future Farmers of America 1-4g Photog- raphy Club 2. RHODA KATHERINE SIPES Commercial This blonde giggles Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2g Dancing Club lg Dramatic Club lg FHA 2, 3g Play 33 Yearbook 4. 'X DOROTHY A. SMITH Home Economics Always an old maid Tri-Hi-Y l, 2g Dancing Club lg Dramatic Club lg Glee Club lg FHA 2,3. RONALD E, STARLIPER Vocational Agriculture He's the bashful type Future Farmers of America l-4. Sponsored by M, D. MILLER, Jeweler Y i DANIEL STINE General The Quiet Man 2 MARY JANE STOVER Academic A good nurse she'1l be Tri-Hi-Y 1-4g Glee Club 1, 2: Yearbook Staff 4, News Club 2g Dramatic Club 1g Play 45 Basketball 1-4g Hockey 3, 4. r ,wg tr fl- lf. L, V l G X 4 GERALD E, TALHELM I 1 General V W y I He's late or absent W w l '..,,,, CATHERINE L. TRESLER V General Where's Jesse? Future Homemakers of America 2, 3: Commercial Club 2, 3. JANICE WARREN Commercial I don't feel well Tri-Hi-Y 1-45 Glee Club 2: Gym Team 1-43 Basketball 1-4, Intramural Volley- ball 4g Softball 3g Hockey 1-4. JACK S, WELLS H General A traveler to Waynesboro Hi -Y 2-4, Athletic Club 2g Gym Club 3, 45 FTA 3, Glee Club 2g Soccer 1-4g Basketball 1-4g Baseball 1-4. Sponsored by HICKS CHEVROLET, INC, 'Ss CLAIRE WISHARD General English is restful Hi-Y 1-3, Glee Club 2, Basketball 2, 4, Intramural Sports 3, 4. DANIEL WITMER Academic Debonair and Diplomatic Class President 1-4, Student Council 1, 3, 4, Vice President 3: Yearbook 3, 4, Play 3,4, Soccer 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Track 1-4. mg'-' DORIS WENGER Acad emic Cool, Calm, and Collected Tri-Hi-Y 2-4, Chaplain 4, Glee Club 2-4, News Club 2. IO HN WINGERT Academic Give me your French Class Vice President 2, Treasurer 3, Student Council 2, Yearbook 4, Play 3, 4, Hi-Y l-3, Glee Club 2-4, News Club 2. pig 1 is Isaak PATRICIA ANN WITMER Commercial Witty and Wreckless Student Council 3, 4, Secretary 4, Tri- Hi -Y 3, 4, Secretary 4, Newspaper Editor 4, FTA 4, Basketball 2-3. GALEN ZEGER Vocational Agriculture My Car's Something Future Farmers of America 1-4, Basket- ball 1, Soccer 1, 2. Sponsored by GEORGE I, MAYHUGH, Garage SENIOR JAMES YOUNG fNo Picturej General Camera Shy LEADING SEN IORS all It .,... ..I, , ..,.., - I ,fre '- il f if ss, Sw Brightest Future VIRGINIA I-IENGST as-IJ I BOB GAVER Biggest Clowns DOLLY KUGLER RICHARD SHEW 29 US MEA-. I X , Most Dependable I JEAN GRosI-I PAUL MARTIN GEORGE S, MYERS, Representative Eastern States Feed, Seeds, 85 Fertilizers Most Valuable SHIRLEY ROTZ DAN WITMER Most Studious 4- 4 K in 'Ki F , Q., IL SHERRY GOSSARD N W- u W it BOB HESS A LEADING Best Dancers LEONA HICKS BOB COOPER Sponsored by SHANGRI-LA SNACK BAR 30 SENIORS O Q A if f If NOBODY LOVES IT MIGHT Bi! Off! Most Athletic JANICE WARREN JACK WELLS Sponsored by SHANGRI-LA SNACK BAR 3I YOUR OWN FAULT Mr. - Miss G.H,S. PHYLLIS IAKOBY ARNOLD SHAFER Mix Most Friendly DORIS WENGER JOHN WINGERT '56 PRESENTS Tiger on His Toes The cast of our junior play, Tiger On His Toes. Fresh An' Y F H 'J ' ii 5 N ' 1, xr FTM fits gn vi I never did like Iowans. Oh! Where's his pants? I r ,, X is N ' , 1 if-fi imma. smmuil Meet Princess Valerie. Of all the dirty tricks! Sponsored by BINKLEY'S APPLIANCE STORE 32 4. mx. gm is in 1 . -Q, 41? 1 2 Imuations, 3, 4 Ready for Veterans Parade 5 6 7 8 What mterestmg folks' 9 Hav QA said i Q!-lx Rf 'I xg . N .rf sis X, X V X 'u Q R 1 fx 1 ff 3' N it df. Q 3 ISI-EARN 4.-45' The p1ay's the thing Tell them, Doryl what prizes! Be Careful! Louder, please 36 Is it really? CLASS OF '57 President ---- - - RICHARD HALE Secretary - - - - LOIS MEYERS Vice President - - - ---- - MILLARD ROCK Treasurer -------- - - NANCY SHOOP With the ropes of the past, We will ring the bells of the future. FLOWER - White Gardenia Class Advisors: Mrs, Conrad and Mrs, Baer. U pperclassmenl. . . what class meetings! . . . 109 of us in rooms 1, 3, 5. Not enough seats, boys standing, each one trying to talk. . .president demanding cooperation. The new subjects brought thrilling moments to us: French, shorthand, geometry, chemistry, and typing. The thrill of voting for class rings. . .three were popular, but one got the majority vote first time. Remember the three votes to choose our class colors, Black and white? Black and white pennants have the same emblem as our class rings, Four styles of Black and White hats fPeter Pan, Sailor, Beanie, and Sport Cary adorn the heads of our lads and lasses. We're the first class, also, to wear class jackets - black corduroy with white knit cuffs and collars, Our bazaar. . . Saturday afternoon we decorated, Saturday night, what a night! . . .built up the class treasury while we sold 3150. 00 of articles contributed. Oh's and Ah's were heard when door-prizes were unwrapped. Great excitement prevailed over the Junior Play. First the choice of a play, THE LITTLE DOG LAUGH - ED, then the cast, the nights and days of practice, selling tickets, collecting propertiesg and marking charts, Stage fright, strong voices, attractive costumes, sticky makeup. . . Skillful directing by Mrs, Kem- mler, all finally produce a successful play on April 6 and 'll Cooperating with the seniors for our Junior-Senior Prom just before Commencement made us sense the thrill of being 5eUi0l'5 - SOOHI Sponsored by TOBEY'S, Chambersburg 37 BUSY JUNIORS 'sf' x ,- N I 1 K , are Third row: Baumgardner, Jackson, Baumbaugh, Mumma, Gearhart, Reymer, Wise, W. Glaser. Second row: Hale, G. Shindle, Thames, Walker, Hartman, A. Walck, L, Glaser, Garling, Mann. First row: S. Walck, Shoop, R. Burkholder, Lindsay, Pearson, Leininger, Hollinger, Martin, Welch, We Practice Proper Table Etiquette J 5 ' . LA' ui' 'sian QFHIS N 1 .!'! We Advertise Our Schools Sponsored by DIETRICH'S APPLIANCE 8a ELECTRIC SHOPPE 38 ENJOY LIFE X-L. 5 Ss' at QQ Fx J J I L ,Ti fe. Av Q g -' ,li W, ty' .N U? '! ,gsv , n Third row: Berrey, A. Hykes, E. Burkholder, Koontz, Shantoltz, Rock, Johnston, L. Wink, I. Statler, Bitner, Swope. Second row: McClure, Forney, Baker, D, Burkholder, Wingert, Robinson, Poper, K. Ebersole, Pittman, Beeler, Strite. First row: N. Wink, D. Heefner, Stouffer, L. Myers, Pine, Zeger, Henson, Carbaugh, Plasterer, Mowen, D. Myers, Bowders. Absent: I. Ebersole, C. Zeigler, C. Shindle, Hospelborn. We Third row:Stu11, Pensinger, King, T. Shatzer, Kershner, Poper, R. Vaughn, Keller, Kell, Starliper, R. Statler, Martin, Rebuck, Second row: F. Hykes, L. Myers, E. Myers, V, Hykes, Gibble, Gossard, Clever, Helfrick, M. Heefner, Cordell, D. Shatzer, Atherton, Fetterhoff. First row: C. Barr, Mentzer, Frank, Kriner, Leidig, Gsell, Binkley, M. Hykes, D. Barr, Goetz, Hoover, Sponsored by RALPH H, MAUN SELF -SERVICE Phone Greencastle 45-I 39 CHI! SOPHQMORES ENJOY Third row: Bingaman, Martin, Leidig, Eckstine, Moats, Starliper, Elliott, Shank, Kuhn. Second: Shindle, Sowders, Wingert, Johnson, P. Stumbaugh, Burkholder, Musselman, Talhelm, Walck, N, Stumbaugh, Kell, Christman. First: Stine, Ambrose, Young, Goetz, Angle, Binkley, Hykes, Keggeris, Burkett, Les- her, Bingaman, Mayhugh, Daley, Myers, Davis, The class of 1958 had an enrollment of 109 students and lost four, leaving 105, We occupy rooms 9, 10, and 11. Teachers and officers are: ROOM 9 10 11 Teacher Miss Williams Mrs. Welch Mr, McDermott Student D. Brechbiel J. Miller J, Pensinger Council D. Cook L. Kell T. Shoop President George Elliott Tom McBeth OFFICERS OFFICERS President Secretary Robert Stenger Faye Kegerreis Vice President Treasurer Tom Shoop Activities have in- cluded selling pens, participating in the magazine drive, and sponsoring in each home N' room a Christmas party, Also, we are well rep- resented in sports. Sponsored by J,C. BOWDERS and SONS, Abbatoir 40 Eddie Diehl Nine of our boys are on the J.V, Basketball Squad, four are on the Varsity team, and el- even are on the Soccer Squad, The girls help, too: Three play basket- ball and three are cheer leaders, w BUSY DAYS -Q 'I' A hi, L W -if .1 Qu if Al' 1 f ill ,Q 4-,nj 5 as 'V VIN! -Mfg, Fourth: Grove, Daley, Cope, Berger, Hawbaker, Rosenberry, Myers, Shoop, Abbott, Guenon. Third: Rahuaser, 4 Pensinger, Diehl, Haugh, Kell, Martin, Stenger, Elliott, Helman, Meyers. Second: Plum, Brechbiel, McBeth, B, Miller, Diller, Poper, Ommert, Eshelman, J. Miller. First: Jacoby, Rinehart, Brake, Bingaman, Hartman, Jones, Nisewonder, Helm, Witmer. ,f mX4 .mvfl 90 if 'v Third: Yeager, Snowberger, Miller, Stahl, Mills, Burkett, Clever, Meyers. Second: Cook, Potter, Burkett, Car- baugh, Wallech, Shatzer, Etter, Stouffer, Ebersole, Goetz, First: Mowen, Tressler, Houpt, Hughes, Ricker, Har- baugh, Shackleford, Helman, Egoff, Miller. Sponsored by CLEVER'S SHOE REPAIR 4I f f Wm ,N I www ' , M ' f We 8 'ff -f ..,. , J' Www Q, L A 5-,lv 54 z.-if 'At 1 ' A n nl My..-Q - 'ww as - --ag, . K, .iz ' , , f 3 ' an Nh K ', .Y . gil, K . Za M , 4' ! 'S V If gr S ' 'V , :r?'s :V A 'Q S- - iwsrw, ugly I 5 H an 3 Egg and Wi FROLIC ww! QQ Fourth row: Hoover, Goetz, Fuss, E. Overholzer, Poole, Grosh. Third row: Wishard, Runyon, Haines, Hardman, Clever, Wingert, Myers, Albott, Stevens. Second row: Keller, Laudenslager, Warren, Elliott, Thomas, Reeder, Hadsock, Statler, Shelly. First row: Martin, Ebersole, Stine, L. Oberholzer, Harbaugh, Tressler, Gearhart, King, Barnhart. 543. X- 'im- xg-. Third row: N. Sites, Crider, Shatzer, Snyder, Oberholzer, Leininger, Starliper, Beeler. Second row: Stouffer, Wishard, E. Sites, Kline, Wingert, Pogue, Ryder, Stine. First row: Cordell, Fleagle, Ashway, Martin, Carbaugh Henson, Reeder, Witmer, Pentz, Pisle. Sponsored by WARREN and CONRAD 43 6? , WSU - gli: , , H Q wi K if ay ,. svn- Q ,f ,. in RMU A . VMiA fi . i ,wr w W. fsyfi 'XQW f , f-. iff f K , ' A Hs. ,daft W F A ,mg J, .. , ' fix . Q I 15231-:iEi:'f Q.4:3,i' IW ? K 4 529522 Q - ' zrwi' E 1., V , sm if 4-' vw ' , Q - , f 1 151 gl B. XL v' ,, W 'Q-1. 1 L .. ,I-95? Qs' 3 'sl -:Vx ' J f ..g ,Q Z . y' 1: 'I 'fs .Arg -mtv ff!! -it rl'-gr .5 4 . -av rn-qv In ,U V47 P' rj-'Q El SEVENTH GRADE qv' Third row: Forsythe, Elliott, Goetz, Statler, Dorer, Stover, Henson, Rice. Second row: Harsh, Shinham, Stine, Trumpower, Zeis, Long, Hoffman, Johnston, Glaser. First row: Dixon, Pearson, Gilbert, Kaley, Hengst, Bitner, Miller, Crammer. Third row: Baker, Ambrose, Statler, R. Miller, Talhehn, Edwards, Barnes. Second row: Myers, Hollingshead, Lowans, Freshman, Glaser, Greenawalt, Hoover, First row: Nisewonder, McDonald, L. Miller, Poper, Heckman, Daley, Ebersole. New teachers and new experiences! It's thrilling to be in the same building with the upperclasmen. We change classrooms every period. Gym classes, shop, and Home Ec. make our days pass quickly. Our advisor is Mr. Schnebl . Y Compliments of OAK'S HARDWARE 45 ORE SQYHOSQEXCEBS . 1,1 l ,, N c -lyfp. . 4 X xxx 2 1 ' 1 l lOl ff' , ' P ' , 'L ' ,K 17 N 2 , ' ' -4 5 ex F. Q. 0 Ar. ff, X f f et X.: . ,, X i' if ' - 1 S X S1395 , :X ' ' Obet SHOOP -,, Thomas atteis . t ' Yteslden 'deal ' ' Vice meg ' ' Secicww i - ' Txeai-0'et - ' ' Keg . 1 ' ' Fajliawxo wh I as 5' eff ffl' ,. :V , 1 .Im Presfden t - ' - - Vice President Q - - - - Q ' ' - , -E Secretary - - - , ' ' , - - Iam Oberholzer Treasurer - - - ' - - h ' Nelson Hess - - ' ' Kay H ' Ma 0OVef fy Jane V Sponsored by GREENCASTLE ICE and COLD STORAGE 46 6 S XEXBS , sf' . , x NS bm X I I TG CLASSES SCIENCE EXPERIMEN TS X Sp sored by SUNSHINE FEED STORE Ch mbersburg 48 Q 'u .W xxx SCIENCE FAIR 1955 H fu e-QH ' LEM -i rNif'i,2l 1 qi: V.- Qi if r 'kk M i Ra si H l WCHA' .3 Yflfifizc.. ZEN g,X YT 'T . 1 . V ' I f 2' UZVQ W Pg C VA Pl VFW' ORAIC 1. Judges and new school director 2. Soil Analysis exhibit 3. Crystallization exhibit 4. Blast furnace 5. Exhibit of animal brains 6. Display of cave formations 7. Various junior high exhibits 8. Citrus fruit exhibit, Sponsored by JAMES A SNIDER GARAGE, Upton, Pa. 49 1 i Q' 25 W S 2 w h Y F iam QVL' M2 ' r5'E '93 2 '4 f . Rr-M ' EES' Rf! Fig: aa i jigagggy ,f1f431?'?'F fli ,IV 5 .1., ,v I yi A' A XW' M 1? , '56 HOME EC CLASSES S ,, , !x xiii 1 ,Ax ffm, 5 QM- M It , 1.:4. E S P 7735, ,, f 'J 4-'33, 'Q fy ff N 4 Wa. 02' 'ff no wif ,Ag X Re ' ,Fi I -um We plan and work at many duties for happy homes N55 1, 4 ,S x J, , I , . xfvf-ix .s, Ni Sponsored by THE BAND BOX SHOPPE 52 't '+ JUNIOR HIGH ART 5 'H 'll 6 1 -.J These prospective artists provide attractive bulletin boards. 'J' 5 XJ YI CIHIIIS CN Sponsored by A,C, BARNES, Painting and Building 53 COMMERCIAL CLASSES L- WY? They work hard both day and night. Sponsored by SUNNYWAY DINER, Route II, Greencastle 54 '-fm-N -W., I -W. .w.N.M..,.4li ,......1-N.I....s..,.w.,-4- -AM,-W ,x,,.,-x-,- W rm ,..I......w.Lm,.,-kmx,y M., , M.1.I,,,...,, DRIVER ED CLASS I -W' nbhlh MATH IS INTERESTING TOO . ., 5,4 5 -wh X, I ,T .W A., X li, , 5355! ,' ' 1' msg jsa.. Em IA . mi 44- L. Sponsored by J, MELVIN FREY - HAY, STRAW, and GRAIN 55 K I 5,5115 ' 33,9 fb I . ,K Q. :iiid . ' 1 -J QI A BUSY PLACE both DAY and NIGHT while THEY LEARN TO MAKE IT THEMSELVES ,T ll ll g , rn 'J rg! 1 941 XM. Xa Sponsored by EDWARD ZARGER, PLUMBING 56 PHYSICISTS ARE MADE, NOT BORN ma Bookmobile Patronage Increases 127,964 in Five Years of Service Sponsored by TOBEY'S, Chambersburg 57 I I Presenting Uur Student Writers DLIIUUL ' DlAl'l' Cf- THE HOUR OF MIDNIGHT FRANKLIN COUNTY COURT CHRISTMAS A LA FUTURE Lx' WELCH by av .,MM. SPECIAL FEATURE xcjasjfb WITMERN Hazel Beth Berrcy llll U1-!1.i11'I IW, HIS5. 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Miss Grooh outlined the year'a 'RNS nafety program which will include a slogan and poster contest and a dance to be held in larch. Haliol'a Beat High School' Photon To Be Shown Prize-winning Prints From Na- tional High School Photographic Arwards To Be Exhibited at Green- castle - Antrim High School. Fifty prize photographs including the top winners in the Ninth Annual National High School Photographic Award will be shown at the local high school from Dec. 5 to Dec. 9. The exhibit has been arranged by the Photography Club, under John Mc- Dermotfs leadership. A representative sample of the excellent wm-If :ln-on L-- L' ' ' ' Si ll Nl'lf l 'AlH 3 '3 , 5 5 1, 11,.-11' 'w11 m1-N21 Y ,. T' XI- :xx wllirll , H1 .V 1 ww: Il11- 1-11 if: I-1 3.1411 :1g:IIn l H . 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Hllfill llulllllrl Sllnf. Nlllvy Krl- lnl, nnlwx nnwr, num Burl:- hnldrl lf-rrl' Pnllller, llnsenuly .l.nnu.n, .lnlr Junn-nn, sltnrnn rwnnnn Mlm Nu.-wnnnnr. mv- rrlv Gotti, lllane C0l'l1rll, J.xnPt mm snnllt, llnmnrn uurnlnm, cuunu Millet. nnnnln cutnp. nntn mm an-nl Arlnttrumt. Nnnfv Hardman, 'rnln umm, Nancy nl- lft ufnnntll 'nunntn-vnf, ln-- unn I-liens, nnnnle wltfunr, Judy wnlnn, nl.-lnun mln. mt 'runni- en. nlennrd l-:rltelutun, Nuney cun- Ylrl, llunllll! Jbr'Yll0lRl'. Hnrhnrn mnvuf, Luffy snlnhum, Bonnie uyfru, John Mlllrr Repnuuentlnu the nun-slml Pnl- surnrlly vm- Mrs lm-unxlln snln- nm, prunmenl: nm. Owen mlllutl. rm enum. ll: run .nn Mrs Cul Lutz, wmm n snumnn, mm-wr, unamulecl np:-vlul renoznnlnn to wnlnm Knmmler -ua nu- ntuelentn vm mme n lun lighted hurt rut- me gynumlumg tl-ul runner rum Agency fur u lun neun lm aemnuouu. -url ut sum Del- umur. at thu cuplul num, inf pn-nnnung u mrevputma mm nu, Mnlura ma, :mmm pnnlauut, umaum-A um u nv.. Putrlern ann num be we tm nuturduy. num 11. :mul lauuun, al lm-nu. eu- umutua mul u npmu htm. nvlrlma un. Girl Scouts Present Special Program llondring Shuman wllllnm ll. Shumnn uns the zum nr nnnnf nt n nmgum pn-wntull ln tnn ...-llnnl numttniun- lun: night l.y uni Sffu: 'rrnnn xn :lu X snntntn wnw tru- un.--t nl u vrn- guun unml.-.l Thr: ll rnul- inn, nt nnmuynfl ut-my nn tru- nulph l-mlunul. .nnu tn rnltfn-ntn Ttu- r vlll :ml Ml r Sue Im'Lvr dnllih lr nl 'Hr lllrl MM, Pnlll Zezvrn wls ml-lreuu ttf rrwmnllu-s mlmu- vin-4 llireeled lly MN. llenry Fu t f'. - .' '. ' . r The hurl Lhll he wav the lwrlureml guest fnnu en ulnfpflne tn srnunnn, vin, nnluvui nut he mu lo .maven an .nnnnu In tn. cn: sfnuu, .ntl rua nn rn-1.-un. tant int- uw, would fe in his llfe hy presenting pmn. 1 nxluu men nnnunlntta mn nun. rnfuu present who ntnl . nm in the nun-y -rf. Mun ul-.nn K. Winter. Greenmount .lunnntufy tnnfnnrq williunt P. cunrud. mperviniulz Privi- ctpul uf 'tru umnmuu-Antrim sl-noni.: rum run, flu-,nnt-: Wm, lu. her, runmtnung the nupurt- fuunt of Penuylvnnau, v, F. w.p lin. num.. Fleming, rlmntmu- sung, raprenenling tn. American Red on-g Illlnni nun, nrenlannt uf tlu Ywei Ciltaeng Nur-nun l. wulfk, muurlnwuaunt of the l-:unnlieul Unlhd Brethren Bundly School -na lumen Edvard IL cul. ' Glenn nz thi and um Mn. lv. Smimn, mother of lr. snuntnn: mu. suuunn wenlny. num, And lin .vu lrunn num, nun.. Will Present Play For Benefit Of Youth Canteen Millud Rm-k, president of the Yuuth fnnleen, lnnllurlres tlllt pllllx ure rnmplete for the presentation of -ll-'annie r-'.nt..a.. tntnn.-run, night ln the haul- school zymnunlutn, et la umlufk. 'nu l-utnuly will lu- presented by the lltlilw rlnss of the llptnn Sulldly sul-nul. 'rnn shnw an fur the benunt of the building fund nf tn. rnunfn nna n parent.,-ne ur tn. turret men - LOIS MEYERS DICK GROSH I Any pet-gun wlln nun nat llrndy lpurrhnsed tukm fnr tm- nnnw, t-un an tu u the rlonr znmnrrnw nlghv. Members of the tick-l wutnuttu un Dolly lruzl-Y. l-nt winner, Ann.. Rn. binmn, Kit Thames, Ria-herd Hale. .lnlxn Muller una Willxnm nulnnnun. Other fnynntltt-tu und tnulnl-,Hu -ru un rnllnwnr mlm-Q, .luun mann, Mu-zur.-t Welker, Mnx Ryder. wll- llinnn rzlu-u. nn-nnul I-tunelnnun, .run lrm-nutnunr, count- snnfulnhmu-r .nfl Rnp.-rl unurt stun gt-nun, Robert Conner. Ronnie Rnrnhurt, 'rom dwelt. mule- snr-tint-. Tom sell. tn .ntl l.-my l-relief. will K0 to l-he Cnntnen. huns - me any lconh md ml: smuxmumr, .vunu zen. uv, muaufl Sunday momlng ,umm el an zluu mvnumlnnl Luuunn tmnrch, nm mv, .vuun w. rm:- lm. wwf, uma nu- mu nn-mu mm, na R004 w Service. qvnnttnueu nn use lol PROCLAMATION will-:lu-:As 'rm omni-mln t Antrim cnnnnunaty vnntn nunmn nun been recognized una fnanmu by :nn lmnl snnonl um- cluu end hy the ladies Clvle 0.-,unanunnn uf town, .na wlmnms: tn.. vnurll l'AN'l l-'FEI in lar tnn ben-nt of ny Teen-Alera of Greenrutle .nd Anlfirn. ami.--tell in mm en- Qdyment lun all Youll! on sutnt-any Evenings, .nu WHEREAS: ut. volrrll CANT!-ll-'.N furninnn .nnilltlu free, under pmpu- supervision .nu fnnnefnntp and WHEREAS: the YOUTH PANTEI-IN null. natlltluuul fund: Lo continue to operate :uct-euhtlty, and WHEREAS: the hlnlr purpose of the Y0ll'l ll CANTEEN ll to mlke our Youth belvr eililenni therefore. I, EDWARD IL CARL, Burgess of the Borough ol Green- clatle, do hereby decllre Pridly, April 29. 1955 ul Y0l'Tll VAN. TEEN DAY in Greencastle, and dn herelty urge the rilizemw nf this community to recognize the nmau nr tm, nun., ny .nnnnftnnf tnu nne ut-gunimiun in .running tn. cntneny Play .ntatlul r-'nntnlv Punt.-in. sponsored by tnn Cunteen .n.l nnynnentnn ln- nn- A-lun Lidlell Hihle Flux of the Upton the St. Stephenh Bulldlng Fund me muse uf tru- Youth Canteen P. M.. Friday, April 29, 1965 in snnuny sennnl rnr tn. lun.-nl nr rrnl.-nt .nu u .nm tn tn- ,nu-n tn . thu nr.-u-nuntnn tn ln- yawn N on the lmrll llllrh Srhnol Arlllllnrlllm Sign:-rl l'flWl'AH.lll1,l'AllL Edwnnl R. Clrl, Burlvu ,Q sYQ 'QX E-JK N 'K Kg fx X S S -:Em R 1'-H KX TO PLAY V If QQ raw :te 5 L, 1. Ha 113: Q Qi ca ggwbium 9 . 3 ,4 iml png, v l,N JUNIOR SENIOR 'N on 2- nb-atv, Q r 'fa'-f A.'. , My CURTIS VI CTORIES mm Standing: Glaser, Hartman, Stouffer, Myers, Anderson, Battles, Henson, Manager, Pensinger, Mr. Stouffer, Smith, Reymer, Hengst, Purnell, Bitner, Jones. Seated: Sites and Rotz, Managers. SUCCESS! was the sales cry from Mr. Stouffer and Mr. Kemmler, team captains of the CURTIS MAGAZINE DRIVE, Total sales went sky high - S3102.06. With the hopes of winning prizes and money for class treasuries, the drive was a complete success. Sue Brewer's record for sales totaled 5175. Ruby Burkholder was speechless when she won the S20 bill given to a mystery student. Imagine the thrill of dipping into the penny bowl and carrying the dalmatian mascot, both to each day's highest salesman. Cheers go to the hardworking managers, tool 'Q 'C l Q , X, I Q' in 9 W . . G mm :1 Y' Managers Confer With Mr. Stouffer. J Qidetx ackie - wines An es Her - game Mase Sponsored by ROY GAMBER, Curtis Representative 64 or. STUDENT COUNCIL Third row: Hale, Jackson, Stenger, Bingaman, J. Pensinger, Oberholtzer, T. Shoop, D, Witmer, wise. Second row: Shafer, Joyce Pensinger, P. witmer, walck, N. Shoop, Coldsmith, R. Hess, Purnell, Miller. First row: Mrs Toms, Heckman, winger, Trumpower, Brechbiel, K. Hoover, Grosh, D, Hoover, Cook, Mumma, N. Hess, President ---- - - - ---- JEAN GROSH Treasurer - - ------ TOM SHOOP Vice President - - - - - MARLIN JACKSON Reporter - - - ----- - AMY WALCK Secretary --------------- PAT WITMER Advisor ------ - - - -MRS, MAYNARD TOMS The aims of our Greencastle-Antrim Student Council are to maintain good-will among the students and teach ers and to give a greater opportunity for self-government, Inspiration for this year's Council work was received from the Student Council Workshop, which our advisor and two student representatives attended at Pennsylvania State University last summer. On October 7, 1956, the formal installation of officers and members was held. This was an impressive, spirit ual service in which the members took their oaths. The President, Jean Grosh, received hers from our Supervising Principal, Mr. Martz, In turn, Jean gave a lighted candle to each office holder as he or she assumed his or her duties, Our activities have been: sewing as guides for new studentsg welcoming teachers by presenting them with flowers, setting up information desk for visitors: purchasing a pencil dispenser, sponsoring a Hi-Way Safety Cam- paign and a 3H fl-lic, Hike, and I-Iugj Prevention Dance. Profits from selling candy and ice cream are used to fur- ther Council work. The Council was active and worked hard to promote its activities, along with the adoption of its Constitution We- hope to have lived up to our duties, and we are confident that future Councils will always put the welfare of the school and student body first in its goals. Sponsored by STUDENT COUNCIL 65 WE ENJOY OUR 5 38 Ll- S ponsored by E,L. M, GROCERY STORE bb -iv MUSIC - GLEE CLUB Third row: M. Kline, M. Rock, L. Holbert, A, Shafer, R, Lauthers, M, Ryder, P, Martin, E, Murnma, I. Wingert, D, Miller, Second row: G, wise, M. Jackson, D, Myers, S, Angle. L. Poper, P. Wingert, D. Wenger, W, Bamhart, R, Burkholder, N. Sites, E. Baumgardner, R. Cooper, First row: Mr. Besecker, M, Brewbaker, S, Myers, S, Bonebrake, D. Carbaugh, A. Eshleman, V. Hykes, A. Angle, S, Moats, P, Berger, M. Hykes, N, Martin, F. Martin, R, Leckron, The music department has two new directors this year, Mrs, Smedley and Mr. Besecker, Through their combined efforts our Christmas program on December 29, was a huge success. The Franklin County Music Festival on YQ? dsx March 13, at our school, was the next highlight of the year. The glee clubs when I hear from some of the schools in our county blended their voices into one har- p music m heart 7 monious strain of music. On May 3 we held our annual spring concert jointly NX Y with the high school band, which was just organized this school year. We are waflts to A5 very proud of the accomplishments we have made this year, and with the help of xx sms' A57 the community, we shall endeavor to keep music alive in the future years. Qgx wwf!! V Sponsored by E, L, M, DEPARTMENT STORE 67 COMMERCIAL CLUB JE' Th2Y willingly' offer their skills. W 63 0 .- 7 -A PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB f Q B LI K ,Huw W A .N A I V - - X Q fr' I .- 11 ,, . ' - . -4 0 .urns 'X 'uf 4 Sponsored by THE COMMERCIAL CLUB 68 LIBRARIAN S WORK HARD na! ix I W These girls make SCHOOL LIFE more interesting. NEWSPAPER STAFF BRINGS NEWS , . Sponsored by PAUL W. ZEGER 69 lf' if-an ri 4 ... X 1 u Fai 1 W 'fl 1--1. v 6 ',,g 1 mf ,Lw , . Q 1 -ai!- f 1, . ff 7 fm sag? ' wmf?3F3sQswfi1,v.? ww - if .mw.,,.t2 S K' 1 ff: ,B I 8 Ju Q P 1 liills ' FUTURE SCIENTISTS FUTURE NURSES :fs Sponsored by THE MANBECK'S BREAD COMPANY 7l VY Q I 1 ri JQV' x... x WA C231 'A ,A-ma 7 guin- hi-I V54 QQ www' wr 'i p K N. ia- b X v ,A if v .NX Mfmm a A nr fi Q- F -ff NE Lg. .QL M ,cl Of! 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T AW 60 ala QV' 1- 'K - e tx e F 3 X955 ist 9 new sl VW 1102 ive - QU' 59:0 eb we K9 'gs xiwi' 4' 'Wes by xwo'X75vW ' W9 os ai? -sv E506 N we THE STAFF eoene we Y sf PL A A5 on Oi ogg. vox gre ws: We EDITORS 5.-,XKOWSG 026501 JEAN HARNE - DOROTHY HOLLINGER -60 0 fwvef C Ass1sTANTs wxwo Shirley Angle Leona Hicks Judy Hollinger Mitzi Crider Sally Myers Sally Walck Duane Diller Rhoda Sipes Margaret Walker Catherine Freeman Mary jane Stover Polly Wingert Robert Gaver John Wingert I R0bel'I H688 Doris Burkholder A W4 HISTORIANS , ,Q Sherry Gossa.rd - Lois Meyers A T x SPECIAL FEATURES ' ' N Jean Grosh - Judy Henson - Rosalie Leckron I SPORTS ' Leatha Elliott - Virginia 1-lengst - Mary Hartman Dan witmer - Amos Hykes ART DESIGNS Kit Thames TYPISTS Elouise Bartles - Marths Lindsay Qabsentj Miriam Martin ADVISOR Miss Phillippy Sponsored by MINNICI-i'S FUNERAL HOME 75 slut utvlts luv UUINBY BY 66-17 The Greencastle High B ehool track team's 66-47 win over the host Quincy squad yesterday af- ternoon was the first win for a Greencastle track team since the Blue Devils won the Franklin County Meet in 1925. The sport was discontinued at the school ln 1983 and was revived in 1953. Max Ryder, Greencastle junior, sparked the Blue Devils to vic- tory as he scored 12 points. Ryder won the 100-yard low hurdles in 13.5 seconds and cleared the high jump bar at five feet, one inch. He also placed second ln the broad jump. Lamar Creager and Tom Rock were the big point-getters for Quincy. Rock won the 100-yard dash in 11.5 seconds and the 220-yard dash in 27 seconds. Creager won the 440-yard dash ln 60.4 seconds and placed second in both the 100 and 220-yard dashes. Quincy took an early lead in the dashes, but Greencastle c ame back strongly with wins in the mile and half-mile and won five of the seven field events. The meet summary follows: 100-yard dash: 1, Rock, Q: 2, Creager, Qg 3, Burke, G. Time - 11.5 seconds. 220-yard dash: 1, Rock. Q1 2 Creager, Q3 3, Starliper, G. Time - 27 seconds. G. H. . Wins First Track Meet f ln 30 Years Greencastle High School yester- day won its first track meet since local team defeated 19125, when the Quincy 66-47 in a dual meet. Tom Stoutfer, present track coach, says that thirty years ago Greencas- tle won the championship in Frank- lin County, but track was dropped completely in 1933. When Stoutfer joined the Green- castle faculty in 1953, track was re- sumed, and at the present time 36 students are on the squad. Max Ryder was high man in yes- terday's meet with first place in the high jump, 2nd in the broad jump and a tie for first place in the low hurdles. Danny Witmer was first in the 880 and 2nd in the mile. 1 Greencastle's next meet is on May' 5th at Boiling' Springs, with Ship- pennsburg joining Greencastle and Boiling Springs for a triangular -meet. l 'VM k, 'G cl Ziff Gzgldfmagcof B Iaasle Ivo WWW :Greencastle Boy Captures Archery Event In Tourney A 15-year-old Greencastle High School sophomore who is hardly as tall as his bow won the intermed- iate championship yesterday in the 10th annual Field Championship yesterday in the 10th.annual Field ,Championship Tournament of the :Pennsylvania State Archery Asso- ciation. Phares Witmer III finished first win' his division with a score of 912 compiled against the state's top arches in the 13-15 year group in the tournament held at Green Lane, near Pottstown, sponsored this year by the Perkiomen Valley' Bowmen. He has been champion of his class for the past three years in' the Central Dlstrici. of the state. Next highest score to Witmer was 890 as he competed against 14 oth-, er top archers. He is a member of the Conoco- cheague Archery Club of the Greencastle Sport.smen's Associa- tion and has been shooting for! aboutffour years. - I Others catering the champion- club wer 2 Phares Wit- mer II 'nd 'Marvin I ship mee' the Greencastlei 440-yard dash: 1, Creager, Q: 2. Stasliper, G: 3. J. Pensinger, 1-ee G. Tlme - 60.4 seconds. I T k 'fcasffqte J, 880-yard run: 1, Witmer, G3 2, - e Pd 1 ., ...,.., G ..... - s a en by Deatlcst, S-..g1.gt I 2 minutes, 7 seconds. F, aybebq 0, fbcykhqlt Mile run: 1, C. Myers, G: 2, hQQQZ,,ettsboIb... 01,6 7 Witmer, G1 3, Monn, Q. Time - p -S - 4 s Minutes, 22 seconds. , H'U ADELPHIA ft'-Com' Mack' who raison 7i:ba1JA!et4l 'km' Discus, 1, G' Shindle G, 2 dllnlty and becameasymbolol the national pastiyQ'0e,,0 Oq, ., ' 5 L, smith, Q: 3, Mamma, G. Dis, Thus ended the career of the tall, lank, ge' wha-J, Q-Yt1: - ' 1 I0 5,91-4 X tagce ir 104 get-in Q 2 hm 1 for millions of fans the world over represent Wah! 15, 22 ., IEZZW avenr.m . :.S'd,d - ' G: 3, J. Myers, G. Distance -1 urmghf 50 years as majnger of the Phua'9?gaeg:3 0o:a-V' ' 12 32 .5600 f lzghi-Esau? mcliessi-afer G 2 P 'Mr' Muni B k b'u 'fin cy at SQ' 6 stScI w0 as 5,0000 - , I . - . Q -95 ' - gelisirtgei' uCl1:h3. Monn, Q. Distance ha? bi: tirfgzidbisgykirgiaicziigi-e gt 271 ett'4!Z:r:0:ifQba,f0?LgZ1a1 'ovja ee , c es. - - - ' ' 1 s . - 100-yard low hurdles: 1, Ryder, fer, director of intra mural athletics. 805066 0112.9 se Seb Q If G? and Hale- G3 fuel- 3- Stine- ' Games will be played during the noor tlalzgab :af 'pb Swagwb Q' Time - 135 Seconds' recess on Monda 's Wednesda s ar 0 sr t R'Qul'3ccbe47 88471- Broad jump: 1, T. Penslnger , 5 ' ' y ' 5-aj, 'Seb of-eealrge-31 We Q og 2, Ryder, og 3, smith, Q. Dis- Ffldays Of each Week- than te,,:2-'isps 0c.,l,2'bo,o tance 16 feet, 7 inches. Forty-eight boys have been otbegftlokljh W lyk 161 ' High Jump: 1. Ryder- G: 2. ized to for-m six reams. ca-,,f0Q,, 11 00,50 ,fb G Hook, QQ 3, Kline, Q. Height 5 as, Ce by Qp S ,C-boo, feet, one inch. Pole vault: 1, Fortney, Q3 2, Statler, G3 3, Guenon, G and Baumgardner. G ftiel. Height - 8 feet, 8 inches. 4-5 mile relay - 1, Quincy tlinulfman, Martin, Arnold, Emb- lvl. Greencastle . E Haugh. ss ....... mmm ai? 5' F RN -o, on-una.: ua-oo'-5 Dv-4-Hou Ui-lo-Du-AQ QWDOOb 00000- Leuthers. ab' 'IIZI Q obo' QU c 00 flirt is Q exfeglzgy Zigi? Zifehrzqoiamfwe. Qjeeed PQI. GJ' ' 013 fy Co bl Sb af 'I 01. QQ,1Jc'?calZ11'ee 1.3116 exerts,-0 the If to XXX 8900 .P 16 Q17 bl tb lp jkq Sei, -1.1 'fd fs. at rf ff. - , -.f 8' s relbelzgtorb aggfabzfg 0-ff ig U--W X be Z, for Miss JULIE camo X eq ON HOCKEY TEAM L- Jenkintown, Ra.-- Miss Julie Craig, of 305 South Washington St., ..t..... 76 Greencastle., a Freshman at Beaver 4 . f College, is 8 member of the college 3 0 ' x XX 'X I X .1 11 M f 1 X A ,Q TO SPORT -nik 5 77 gl ,LX ,ff Q 'N IN TRAMURAL SPORTS Fourth row: Craig, J, Warren, Strite, S. Gossard, Crider, Witmer, J. Goetz, Shoop, Hoover, Decker. Third row:He1man, Binkley, B. Goetz, Poper, Henson, Ziegler, Sneckenberger, C. Tressler, Shelly, Hissong. Second row: Mr. Lutz, Lindsay, C. Warren, Freshman, Glaser, Gipe, J. Tressler, Miller, K. Gossard, Helm. First row: Carbaugh, Baker. Fifth row: H. Mumma, Ezolt, Holbert, Cordell, Bingaman, Ronald Starliper, P. Martin, Shindle, Stouffer, Shafer, Gearhart, Mowen. Fourth row: Miller, Haugh, Wishard, I-lawbaker, Hale, Abbot, Wise, Raymer, Snowberger, Shank, Moats. Third row: Rebuck, Poper, Kershner, Barnhart, Starliper, Cooper, Statler, Myers, E. Mumma, Stull, L. Martin. Second row: Mr. Stouffer, Sellers, Cook, Guenon, Shoop, Baurngardner, Stine, Garling, Kell, Stenger, Bittner, Eckstine. First row: Sneckenberger Bingman, Ryder, Lauthers, Jackson, Crunkleton, Burke. OUR GAMES ARE FUN Sponsored by KITZMILLER SELF SERVICE MARKET 78 BASEBALL 1955 UO i Third row: Bingaman, Cordell, Holbert, Lauthers, Starliper, Kershner, Mr. Papoutsis. Second row: Haugh, J Koons, P. Rice, Stine, Jackson, Sellers. First row: Reymer, J. Rice, Stenger, Shatzer, Glaser, Jacoby, Johnson WE TIED FOR SECOND PLACE! g GIRLS ENJOY SOFTBALL Poo J L 25 fri. if sg B il it 'Q Fourth: Gsell, Strite, Sites, Witmer, Rotz, Crider, J. Goetz, S. Meyers, Burkett, R. Mowen. Third row: Gibble B. Goetz, Lesher, Poper, Shelly, Burkholder, Gipe, Shoop, Beeler, S. Mowen. Second row: A. Myers, Haines, Freshman, Warren, Glaser, Tressler, Ziegler, Mr. Lutz. First row: Carbaugh, Baker. Sponsored by BARNES GULF SERVICE 79 TRACK 195 5 Third row: Plasterer, Statler, Starliper, Mentzer, Cooper, C, Shindle, Burke, Mumma, Shafer, Ryder, J, Myers Second: Daley, Ezolt, D, Witmer, K, Starliper, Shoop, Crunkelton, Gearhart, Hale, Sneckenberger, C. Myers, First: Mr, Stouffer, Hess, Miller, J, Pensinger, Maun, Cook, Guenon, Baumgardner, Moats, B, Witmer, Haw- baker, Absent: T. Pensinger and G. Shindle. Thirty-two boys worked hard for meets. Our Blue Devils finished second when competing with Buchanan and Quincy. Dual meets brought wins over Quincy, Buchanan, and Waynesboro. The Franklin County Meet brought third place, behind Scotland and Buchanan. Our team ended the season, undefeated in dual meets. N Sponsored by A FRIEND 80 fi! F s BASKETBALL Dec. 9 St. Marys L Dec, 19 St. Marys L Dec. 27 Alumni W Jan. 11 Scotland W Jan. 18 Buchanan W Jan, 25 Quincy W Ian. 27 Waynesboro W Feb, 1 Hagerstown W Feb. 10 Quincy W Feb. 15 Scotland W Feb, 17 Buchanan W Feb, 24 Waynesboro W Feb. 20 Penn Hall W Feb. 29 Hagerstown W ' - Home W - Won L - Lost I Left to right: Hengst fCaptainj, Warren, Gossard, Stover, Angle, Pensinger, Walker, Hicks, Crider, Glaser, Binkley. Shackleford. , Remember Febnrary 29? Could there ever be another like it? We finally achieved a victory over Hagerstown High on their floor. This 63-52 win made our twelfth straight for the season! After beginning the season with two consecu- tive losses to St. Mary's, our record was sparked by wins over Penn Hall, Scot- land, and Quincy to name a few, Rejoicing followed each victory. These victories can be attributed to strenuous but pleasant practices skill- fully conducted by Coach Martin. With eight seniors on our squad of twelve this year, coach and players are looking hopefully for new recruits to continue our victories in the future, Ready For Action Coach Miss Martin Sponsored by KUHN'S RADIO and SERVICE 8l SOCCER VARSITY- yy. Third row: Cooper fManagerj, J. Pensinger, Jackson, J. Witmer, Abbott, Baumgardner, Cordell, Potter, Rock Uvlanagerj. Second row: Dennison, Mumma, Moats, Lauthers, Ryder, Shafer, Kershner, Hawbaker, Johnston fManagerj, First row: Coach Kaley, Miller, R. Barnhart, Elliott, Slye, Holbert, Wells, D. Witmer, T, Pensinger, Haugh, T, Barnhart, In 1955, the Blue Devils defeated every team in the league. What satisfaction every member of G.H. S. felt after the sensational 1-0 win over the league champion Buchanan Rockets on their home field. i Fifth row: Nowell, Oberholzer, Fuss, Kline, I-Iawbaker, Snowberger, Elliott, Leininger, Fourth row: Clever, Denn- ison, Jon Witmer, Pogue, Grosh, Binkley, Ingream. Third row: Purnell, Hoover, Goetz, Lindsay, McClure, Shinham, John Witmer, Mumma, Barnhart. Second row: Schanzenbacker, Eshelman, Bames, Stine, Hoffman, Myers, Faust, Daley, Baker, Hollingshead, First row: Guenon, Mr. Stouffer, Haugh. Sponsored by PENSINGER and LANEHART 82 xll HOCKEY GIRLS WIN Back row: Miss Martin, Coach, D. Pensinger, J. Warren, Overcash, Rotz, Glaser, Hicks, Coldsmith, Angle, J. Pensinger, Hartman, Brewer, Elliott, Stover, B. Myers, Hoover, Walker. Front row: Freshman, Gipe, Shackelford, B. Myers, Hengst, J. Martin, Gossard, Kugler, Zeger, N. Martin, C, Warren, L. Meyers. Exercises, laps and scrimmages, sore muscles, bruised spots, banged shins. ..What a team, when Coach Nancy Martin began the hockey season on September 13 with about thirty girls. Everyone saw chances for a close game with Scotland. . .Early in the first half our team scored a goal, The score re- mained 1-0 until late in the half when Scotland tied! It was almost as good as a win to our Greencastle lasies. Later games with Penn Hall, Fannett-Metal, and Quincy ended the season with the best record in years: three victories, two losses, and one tie. Via. Exercises Defense Managers Compliments of GREENCASTLE DRY CLEANERS 83 E 2, -A .o pa Q Q Z eetbe Dolly X Pe88Y f LET'S HAVE JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Left to right: A. Glaser, B. Bitner, R. Gilbert, S. Ehrhart, N. Wentzel. C. Miller, S. Kaley, and M. Nisewonder. Sponsored by PENTZ'S RESTAURANT 84 CHEER VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Top: M. Hartman. Middle: L. E11- iott, Captain: N. Shoop. Bottom: P. Welch, D. Kugler, P. Iakoby. J R Sponsored by H, R, CORDELL 8a SONS 85 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to right: N, Nisewonder QCaptainy, B. Bingaman, R, Overcash, I. Ambrose N. Myers, Barbara Myers, K. Rinehart, Alternates Qstandingjz K. Hoover, R. Gipe, D. Pensinger, JVSSUCBSTIGUQPSL- deff - f ' xf,-'44-7... .... ,.,,,..- - JMU, A fu Jw? . A K I , 'fl nf 5 . E I I ..,s E . f - Ol' ' en na n W , . , M- .M ,rsr,.....-.7-.w.M W q.A,...w-f '- ' '5' 'v-I--'----' - ' I O l'e9nCaSl 9 BITTGE IOI1 1 Y ,f , u,.,,Lk2,- , ,M ,WA Y M M, ,,, ., .., , ... :glee JW- V W F YV Q-H 5 . 7 S FRANKLIN 800 C, 'eencaslle , - 7 so f l F 11 I' T V SQ. l RHS O tow Sdm , g ' - 4 Q ya- A p po Carlusleg Me-'cf 0 Bubblers Saiurdqy I S A Turnaway 'Crowd f -- -4+ . 'ar .A 'I ll' Y F re nr-fm' Rue n i ' 1 dndmss Greenmstles 38, B?::Y:rIalnr3n36s Y T F Buchanan 83, St. Thomas 28 ' - , 7 , if Standing' af Teams Q Q 1 . fiieoond Half? 2 - 7 5 1944 W. L. Pct. u 1 5 greezmcastle ,. ...A f...l 2 0 1.000 I i fland uchanan .r.,. 2 1 ,587 I -4 so swumd 1 1 .sool 4 Ast.'r'h0mas..........g. 112 3335 1 Fannett.-Metal ..... 4.5 6 ' 3 .000 SCHEDULE WE THEY ,I :- Dec, Boiling Springs 34 h 4740 e' Dec St.. lylarys I 48 floor night. Dec, Boiling Sprmgs '42 Dec Waynesboro ' 66 Dec St, Marys '64 Dec Clearspring 59 V otland Dec Alumni '54 Jan, St. Thomas '87 Ian. Shippensburg ' 78 'Tag Jan, Shippensburg 52 Jan, Scotland 44 8 won Jan. Fannett-Metal 87 x and Jan, Buchanan ' 90 Jlth Ian, Cumberland Val. '71 Jan. Clearspring '56 I ,f- as game Jan, St. Thomas '90 If ' M e .ca Feb, Scotland '38 t . Soo land Feb, Fannett-Metal ' 65 I th dif- umem ai mf two Feb. Buchanan 60 Feb, Old Timer '56 Chiicliagfcggg Feb, Scotland 47 title.gGl'eencasL1eJ Feb. Camp Hill 51 f 60 ti' t. ' ' ' 0? 35. Ecfggguii Har, Boiling Springs 51 an, even 30 por made five of 11 w foul line while the Lars made four of seven 5 ' Home Games Sponsored by MODEL HANGAR, State Line I 86 ' QV' 1 COUNTY CHAMPIONS Second row: Coach Stouffer, Kuhn QManagerj, Jackson, Miller, Hale, Hawbaker, Mills, Elliot, Baumgardner Hykes fManagerj, First row: Binkley, McBeth, Haugh, Pensinger, Bitner, Diehl, Guenon. Sponsored by COPENHAVER and BITTNER 87 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Third row: Baker, Goetz, Stine, Grosh, Witmer, Shinham, Schanzenbacher, Johnson, Barnhart, Second row: Hoover, Purnell, Snyder, Hawbaker, Nowell, Dennison, Harbaugh, Kline, Keller, Hoover, Barnhart. First row Coach Eigenbrode, Fisher, Trumpower, Sakkal, Fuss, Ingream, Myers, Faust, Hess. IN TRAMURAL CAPTAINS .AJ 2 Cordell, Robinson, Wishard, Shafer, Kershner, Hess, Sponsored by FRANK MOWEN 88 FRIENDS AND ADVERTISERS Fisher Brothers News Agency Hillcrest Planning Mill, Route 1 Myers Radio St Television Service Fred Stickell, Upton Lee Smith James H. Craig Miller's Sinclair Station, Chambersburg Earl's Food Market, State Line Stroh 's Service Store Nan Sue Style Shop Croft's Cut-Rate Drug Store Pcntz's Restaurant Dixie Motel and Restaurant Bob Thomas - Esso Service John Richey, Insurance Dorothy Statler Beauty Shop Fred Grosh - Grocery Store William Canteen Shuman South End Coal Yard, T.M.Ea.rly, Chamb'g Leithcr's Hardware 8s Implements Linden Avenue Green House C. L. Miller, Jeweler Ludwig's Jeweler, Chambersburg Max Kirson, Chambersburg Bud's Barber Shop Belle's Dry Goods Store L.R. Walck, Hatchery Whirlpool Self Service Laundry Henson's Pastry Shop J. J. Newberry, Chambersburg Moe's Ice Cream, Merle Hollinger A Friend Mr. and Mrs, George S, Myers Haines - The Shoe Wizard Zimmerman Funeral Home Young's Cabinet Shop, Shady Grove AJ. Gardenhour, Electrical Applainces Ca.rl's Market, Chambersburg Dr. and Mrs. William O. Potts Shirl - Nan Beauty Shop A. G. Gipe, Garage , Shady Grove nm,......., . .Q D -.. .f st. -'nf ai' vw.. A Q -NX X. EMERGENCY B008 M., rp E ,fe ,,,,,, Q , its 1, We X, ,ns ii?Z1UMl f'F-rf-ff-f-f2 Mf'+-f R ,gifxf 7? I si WmW4 , SR . ' w V EE 3353 gl 0 5 Aww - M -. :sg fffw- bw W? W'ff Sponsored by H. A. GROVE, GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Shady Grove 90 OF fzzwig MANUPAC I UHHN16 COMPANY Yo 4 , 2 X fjplllipflf Y 9l September October November December J anuary February March A pril May June SCHOOL CALE DAR School opensg High School enrollment 528g Greencastle-Antrim, 1202 Lieut. Mary Bell speaks to Seniors Seniors attend Franklin County Criminal Court and visit Franklin Farms Colao Studios take Faculty and Senior pictures for yearbook Curtis Magazine Drive totals 33, 102. 16. William Wallace - memory expert - presents program. Halloween Party. Youth Honor Day Representatives go to Chambersburg, Institute. Franklin County Teachers' Institute at James Buchanan Q2 daysj Clubs present window displays for American Education Week Electionsg Democrats win many County posts. Parents Night at P. T. A. Teen-age Cats get publicity Seniors present FRESH AIR I, O County Hi-Y Rally at Chambersburg ,,- Thanksgiving Vacation vo Safe Driving Day lg Junior Class clears S150 from Bazaar in Gym E James Renz gives Temperance speech in Assembly i ' V - ,100 Board of Education honors retiring members Eh . , Glee Club presents program at P. T. A. meeting Greencastle-Antrim Music groups present Christmas program Christmas vacation begins Seniors sponsor Christmas dance in Gym with MELO TONES ORCHESTRA Miss Sloat and Mr, Lutz marry in Lancaster Miss Geedy and Mr. Stouffer marry in Lewistown School opens Pennsylvania State Farm Show in Harrisburg Mrs. Noah Meyers speaks to History Classes on trip to Israel and Jordan Student Council begins Hall Patrol Student Council announces Safety Slogan winners: N. Shoop, K, Daley, J, Glaser, R, Stine, Juniata College gives Psychological Exams to Seniors End of first semester Juniors choose class play: The Little Dog Laughed Student Directory is published and sold by F. T, A. Teachers attend P. S. E. A. Area meeting at Quincy Groups visit Hershey Ice Capades D. K. Ernst, hypnotist, presents program Mobile X-Ray Unit here Second edition of SCHOOLDAZE APPEARS. Commencement invitations ordered WHAT SO PROUDLY WE HAIL essays for American Legion Auxiliary Basketball Champions win over Camp Hill at Carlisle Student Council Awards Assembly Program with Pep Rally Basketball Champions play Boiling Springs at Shippensburg Telephone Co, representative speaks to Seniors. Girls visit Wilson Franklin County Music Festival at Greencastle Adult Education Commencement Good Friday - Easter vacation begins School opens, First baseball game juniors present THE LITTLE DOG LAUGHEDH Science Fair in Gym School Band Concert for P. T. 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