Williamsport High School - Guneukitschik Yearbook (Williamsport, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1950 volume:

FOREWORD Guneukitschik, an Indian word meaning the muddy waters of the Conococheague Creek, gave us the inspiration for the name of our yearbook. The Conococheague Creek is small and not well-known, yet it played an important part in the lives of the people a ociated with it. The first yearbook of Williamsport High S ool, too, is small and not well-known, but it means much t the class of 1950. Within the pages of our Guneukitschik are embedded the joys, sorrows, triumphs, and disappointments of our class. It holds all the patience, energy and hard work put forth to make the yearbook a success. We know that in years to come it will probably be forgotten by many people, but not by us. We will always remember Guneukitschik, not only because it was the first yearbook, but because it will always be a part of us. The memories cannot be erased. 2tn iokett of mtr tar raft ianal atsftW at a a mart of out rrstmal revert, tuo Wbttalt iljfe initial oclnntt of la Atttutl fummots mci al an fticttt of % tJOUttg of ll| tlftam arl V t ♦ MARY E. BREAKALL Librarian B. S. University of Maryland WILLIAM A. BYERS Mathematics, junior business B. S. Frostburg CARL A. CAMPBELL Industrial Arts, mathematics B. S. Ohio University M. S. Ohio University SARAH ELIZABETH DORN English B. S. Hood College M. A. University of Columbia RICHARD E. DOUB Mathematics, history B. S. Gettysburg College ANNA R. PITZER LUCILLE N. SHULTZ Physical Education, Science A. B. Shepherd College Home Economics A. B. Shepherd College RICHARD M. SCHULTZ Physical Education, History B. S. East Stroudsburg R. RAYMOND STOUFFER Mathematics A. B. Western Maryland NAOMI HARSH TAYLOR Principal of Elementary School B. A. Shepherd College MARION CHARLTON ESHELMAN Commercial A. B. University of Maryland MILFORD S. GROVE Science B. S. Gettysburg College % ADELINE GANNARELLI Social Studies B. S. Shippensburg College ELLEN NEOMI HEFFNER Music B. S. Hood College JACOB E. HERSHMAN Social Studies B. S. Elizabethtown College M. Ed. University of Maryland LaRUE H. HITCHENS Latin, French, English A. B. Juniata MARGARET RACHEL JENKINS English A. B. University of Maryland MARY ELIZABETH McGHEE English, Social Studies A. B. Radford College WILLARD J. NEWTON Guidance Counselor B. S. Edinboro M. Ed. University of Pittsburgh JOSEPH K.SCOTT Agriculture, Science A. B. Bridgewater College M. S. - V. P. I. -SALUTATOR IAN VICE-PRESIDENT DIANE MARIE HETZER Academic - “Di” Basketball 2,3,4; Fieldball 2.3.4, Captain 3; Softball 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Club Secre- tary-Treasurer 3, Assistant Business Manager 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1.2.3.4, Club Treasurer 3, Club S ecretary 2; Latin Club 2; Yearbook Staff 4; Class Vice- President 4; Homeroom Secre - tary-Treasurer 3. -SECRETARY PRESIDENT TREASURER BETTY LOUISE McKEE Commercial - “Mickey” Glee Club 1,2,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Assistant Manager Magazine Campaign 3; Homeroom Vice- President 1, Homeroom Presi- dent 3, Homeroom Secretary- Treasurer 4. ROSCOE GROVE SPIELMAN Academic - “Ross” Glee Club 1,4, Club President 4; Hi-Y 2, Club President 2; Year- book Staff 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Soccer 3,4; Special Choir 4; Class President 1,2,3,4. VALEDICTORIAN RALPH EUGENE FOWLER Academic Latin Club 2, Club President 2; Special Choir 4; Yearbook Staff 4. JANET LORRAINE BARKDOLL Commercial - •‘Dolly” Special Choir 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Class Treasurer 2. NANCY JEAN AINSWORTH Commercial - “Nanc” Glee Club 1,2,3,4; F.H A. 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4: Year- book Staff 4; Timer and Assistant Manager Field- ball team 4. EARL LEON BUTTS in Agriculture - “Batts” F. F. A. 1,2,3,4, Club Presi- dent 4; Baseball 3,4. NATHANIEL SCOTT BUHARP JR. Academic - “Slats” Glee Club 1,2,4; Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Club Secretary-Treasurer 2, Club Presi- dent 3, Club Vice-President 4; Year- book Staff 4; Special Choir 4; Latin Club 2; Soccer 2,3,4, Soccer Captain 4; Basketball 3,4; Baseball 4. JAMES EDWARD MYERS General - “Jim” Glee Club 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. 4; Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; Special Choir 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Soccer 3,4; Basketball 3,4. DONALD VICENT MYERS General - “Moonbeam” Glee Club 4; Special Choir 4; Yearbook Staff. NED DANIEL ROBINSON Academic: Latin Club 2. CONSTANCE MAE KREPS Commercial - “Mirror” Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Yearbook Staff 4. ROBERT CHALMERS HUDDLE Academic - “Rev. Bob” Latin Club 2; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Soccer Manager 4; Basketball Manager 4; Special Choir 4, Club President 4. MARY AMELIA McCAULEY Commercial - “Millie” Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; F.H.A. 2,3; Gym Team 2; Basketball 2,3,4; Softball 3,4; Fieldball 2,3,4. m BARBARA ANN LOWMAN Academic - “Babs” Yearbook Staff 4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Club Librarian 3, Club Business Manager 4; Latin Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Club Vice- President 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Club President 3; Homeroom Monitor 1, Homeroom Vice- President 2, Homeroom Secretary 2,3,4; Magazine Campaign Manager 3; Basketball 4; Gym Team 2,3,4; Cheer Leader 1,2,3. JEAN JOANNE BYERS PATRICIA ANN BOWMAN Commercial - “Pat” Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Gym Team 2; Softball 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3,4, Club Secretary-Treasurer 4, Officer of the Guard 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Class Treasurer 2, Class Secretary 3; Cheer Leader 2,3. Commercial - “Giggles” Glee Club 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; Yearbook Staff 4, Fieldball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Softball 3; Class Home- room Vice-President 2. CONSTANCE ELAINE CLOPPER Commercial - “Connie” Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Club Business Manager 3; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Club President 4, Officer of the Guard 3; Fieldball Manager 4; Yearbook Staff 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3, 4, Club Treasurer 3; Home- room Monitor 1. KAY DON GUESSFORD General - “Nose” Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 1,2; Baseball Manager 3; Homeroom President 2. DOYLE LLOYD GROVE Academic - “Choiser” Baseball 3,4; Soccer 4; Latin Club 2; Hi-Y 2,3,4, President 4; Yearbook Staff 4. MARY ANN HOUSER Academic - “Ma” Yearbook Staff 4; Glee Club 1,2,4; Latin Club 2; Field - ball 2,3,4. CHARLES WILLIAM HETZER JR. Academic - “Politics” Glee Club 1,2,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Soccer 2,3,4; Hi-Y 1,2,3; Basketball 4. ROBERTA LOUISE McCAULEY Commercial - “Berty” Special Choir 4; Yearbook Staff 4. RUTH LOUISE SWAIN Commercial - “Blackie” Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4. NELLIE MAE MORGAN Commercial - “Mae” Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 1 2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Yearbook Staff 4; Special Choir 4; Basket- ball 3,4; Fieldball 3,4; F.H.A. Vice-President 3. HELEN ELIZABETH MENTZER Commercial - “Blondie” m PATRICIA ANN TRACY Academic - “Dick” Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Club Vice-President 3; F.H.A. 2,3,4, Club Secretary 3, Club President 4; Latin Club 2, Club Vice-President 2; Basketball 2,3,4; Fieldball 2,3,4; Homeroom Secretary 2. DONA VAN SCOTT GROVE Academic - “Don” Glee Club 1;’Yearbook Staff 4; Homeroom Treasurer 3; Latin Club 2. JOHN D. DOWN EN Agriculture - “J.D.” F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Club Vice-President 4. EDWIN D. YOUNG General - “Toad” CLARA LOUISE WEIDNER Commercial - “Jake” Glee Club 1,4; F.H.A. 2; Fieldball 2,3,4;Homeroom Secretary 2. 1� • i NANCY MARTIN CHARLES LITTEN BETSY LOWMAN RICHARD LILLER NANCY ROOF BETTY CONRAD GEORGE BAKER VIVIAN MITCHELL RAY H. BURGER JANICE MOATS BETTY LOWMAN JIMMY WHITTINGTON MARION WEIDNER ROBERT MILLER SONIA YOUNG REBECCA KIRBY JOHN POFFENBERGER LA RUE BYERS MARY WHITEHILL LISSA TAYLOR JEAN BARKDOLL CLYDE MILLER PATSY RIPPLE DONALD MELLOTT DOROTHY BRITNER NEOMI TEACH MAY DORSEY RONALD WORST RAY S. B0RGER JEAN ETTA RICKARD BEtTY ROWE DOUGLAS HARSH . HARRY BRYAN JoANN WAFFENSMITH GLORIA TURNER JOANNE MILLER FIRST ROW, L to R - J. Herbert, S. Howell, C. Martin, P. Byers, A. Draper, J. Forsythe, J. Marsh. SECOND ROW, L to R - H. Banzhoff, S. Martin, J. Bowers, D. Dibert, V. Rhoton, D. Miller, G. Higgens. THIRD ROW, L to R - E. Speaker, V. Trumpower, C� Mitchell, F. Mellott, J. Snyder, N. Kreps, H. Sigler. FOURTH ROW, L to R - N. McKee, N. Dellinger, E. Tabler, D. Jessup, M. Newlin, L. Upper man, B. Artz. FIFTH ROW, L to R - J. McCauley, L. Lowman, R. Helmintoller. FIRST ROW, L to R - H. Young, H. Poffenberger, J. Lizer, P. Lowman, B. Kitchen, M. Marshall, D. Butts. SECOND ROW, L to R -F. Cavemder, R. Anderson, C. Berry, D. Heefner, R. Carbaugh, D. Durry, N. Pearman. THIRD ROW, L to R - R. Wolfe, B. Snyder, J. Murray, S. Rowland, R. Davis, D. Dellinger, D. Fox. FOURTH ROW, L to R - C. Ardinger, J. Baker, A. Banzhoff, D. Clopper, N. Dellinger, V. Gaylor, G. Sword. FIFTH ROW, L to R - G. Knode, R. Myers, M. Roberts, J. Swope.' FIRST ROW, L to R - N. Bovey, L. Ardingti , M. Draper, N. Bowers, W. Miller, D. Palmer, C. Miles. SECOND ROW, L to R - M. Mason, P. Clopper, G. Lemon, G. Rhodes, J. Bowers, D. Shaffer, J. Myers. THIRD ROW, L to R - J. Forsythe, M. Grams, J. Grove, B. Herbert, M. Hess, R. Hornbaker, J. Howard. FOURTH ROW, L to R - L. Mason, J. Mitchell, B. Myers, T. Sensenbaugh, R. Smith, E. Teach, I. Wishard. FIFTH ROW, L to R - S. Mellott, K. Beckley, B. Forsythe, S. Hockenberry, R. Baker, H. Speaker, F. Downs. FIRST ROW, L to R - L. Mummert, B. Ruby, W. Snooderly, R. Nave, P. Metz, S. Kaminka, J. Swope. SECOND ROW, L to R - J. Barkdoll, T. Bowers, J. Bryan, G. Dunham, L. Herbert, L. Kreps, M. Larry. THIRD ROW, L to R - B. Anderson, B. Dorsey, H. Draper, D. Dreisback, F. Koontz, B. Maugans, D. Eichelberger. FOURTH ROW, L to R - B. Mills, P. Roof, P. Shelly, S. Turner, C. Flora, P. Cline, B. Simmins. FIFTH ROW - D. Metz. ft ft ft ft m Sr FIRST ROW, L to R - Y. Harsh, E. Householder, N. Rowe, W. Shipley, T. Stevens, R. Welsh, A. Traver. SECOND ROW, L to R - R. Kesselring, B. McKee, E. Parker, C. Polly, C. Potts, B. Shank, V. Zimmerman. THIRD ROW, L to R - C. Fisher, G. Harsh, M. Harsh, J. Holtzman, D. Jamison, J. Knode, D. Light. FOURTH ROW, L to R - V. Helmintoller, D. Coffman, W. Jamison, R. Miller, E. Newlin, C. Rowe, L. Mason. FIFTH ROW, L to R - J. Silvers, D. Myers, J. Straley, R. Hennesy, T. Taylor, C. Dick, J. Byers. FIRST ROW, L to R - A. Knootz, B. Moats, D. Nave, J. Nave, R. Reed, M. E. Rhodes, A. Shipley. SECOND ROW, L to R - J. McCauley, B. McKee, L. Ridenour, E. Smith, B. Turner, D. Whipp, P. Zimmerman. THIRD ROW, L to R - P. Mellott, J. Nave, P. Bragunier, E. Cline, F. Davis, L. Dibert, P. Drake. FOURTH ROW, L to R - L. Speaker, I. Artz, E. Barber, B. Byers, J. Cline, R. Davis, P. Ebersole. FIFTH ROW, L to R - K. Flora, R. Scott, D. Byers, C. Burk, P. Davis, L. Harsh, P. Hockenberry. 1 - C. Bandzhoff, E. Brown, F. Byers, C. Cunningham, B. Davis, B. Guessford, N. Householder 2 - S. Burger, G. Coe, J. M. Durry, C. Eardley, J. Echileberger, I. Fisher, W. Jordan 3 - R. M. Lowman, B. McCauley, J. Mummert, J. Myers, L. Carroll, T. Shank, R. Guessford 7 th grade 1 - J. Alger, K. Bandzhoff, A. M. Bryan, D. Doub, D. Smith, Y. Staley, B. Pfeltz 2 - J. Carter, I. Clopper, M. Griffith, M. Hennesy, B. Jamison, E. Judd, D. Kreps 3 - S. Bandzhoff, P. Byers, R. Nalley, N. Wheatly, J. Brown, N. Rhoton, W. Smith FIRST ROW, L to R - G. Cavanaugh, W. Davis, W. Downin, W. Draper, R. Guessford, T. Jordan, R. Palmer. SECOND ROW, L to R - S. Ebersole, P. Herbert, N. Holland, B. J. Castle, J. Forsythe, A. Gipe, D. Grove. THIRD ROW, L to R - R. Herbert, E. Hess, R. Mellott, R. Neff, R. Poffenberger, R. Polly, E. J. Conrad. FOURTH ROW, L to R - H. Snyder, R. Trumpower, S. Snyder, F. Weidner, N. Anderson, B. Bandzhoff, S. Byers. FIFTH ROW, L to R - B. Metz, H. Myers, J. Nave, H. Parker, G. Rock, J. Sivape, B. Sigler. SIXTH ROW, L to R - W. Speron, A. Swope, G. Weidner, F. Welsh, E. Wyand, D. Guessford, M. Heefner. FIRST ROW, L to R - R. Kirby, S. Miller, G. Moats, D. Obitts, F. Potts, A. Ruby, J. Silvers. SECOND ROW, L to R - J. Smith, R. Whipp, G. Wintermoyer, J. Anderson, R. Bowers, P. Carter, P. Miller. THIRD ROW, L to R - P. Teach, P. Tosten, R. Anderson, J. Baker, R. Bowers, J. Britner, J. Brown. FOURTH ROW, L to R - P. Kreps, R. M. Martz, M. Myers, J. Nave, J. A. Palmer, B. Rowland, L. A. Snyder. FIFTH ROW, L to R - L. Baker, C. Bandzhoff, O. Bitner, D. Bowers, W. Davis, J. Gipe, R. Grimes. SIXTH ROW, L to R - M. Gossard, F. Hornbaker� C. Horchner, F. James, G. Marshall, E. Moats, J. Morgan. ( X ili rs 's C£cl a M L tony When the senior class of ’50 started their precocious career back in the ninth grade, they were destined to become an unusual class - they hoped. The first year was spent mainly in readjustments and each student had his greenhorn problems. Nothing really outstanding happened in the freshman year. It was merely a light and airy whispering of time--touching and changing the lives of the freshmen. The sophomore year came in swiftly, bringing a carefree, light-hearted crowd with it. The Latin Club was revived; other than that, the year passed uneventfully - like a hurricane. As the doors of May opened, each little Soph enviously watched the seniors walking slowly away, and wondered why they walked so slowly. The new juniors were very different when they entered the portals of knowledge once more. We won’t venture to say their basic instincts were changed, but their individual characteristics were shining through and the class personality emerged. Extra-curricular activities boomed, but the main event of the year was the annual Junior Prom, which proved to be a great success. Flower gardens suffered, since the gym was trimmed as an outdoor garden, a decorative theme appropriate to the time of year. The class of ’50, breaking the twenty-year custom of having only juniors and seniors, brought outsiders to the dance. Memories of the occasion were still lingering when school let out that year. The autumn of ’49 brought the class into their last year. A special choir was organized, Williamsport made its appearance on ‘‘Hi News,” a broadcasting program for high schools, and the seniors once more started a tradition by publishing a yearbook, the first in the history of Williamsport High. This yearbook made many major changes in the school in general. The senior room was like a bill collector’s office, as all the members ran about collecting money from someone else for various things. (The first yearbook was an important little egg, and every senior worked hard to get the thing properly hatched.) It brought out many surprising and hidden talents. Classes were very interesting, being con- stantly interrupted by announcements, sports, and absences. Everybody moved in a round of activity with plenty of Shakespeare thrown in. Regardless of all this bedlam, the senior sponsor never once looked harried. But nothing lasts forever, and Commencement finally arrived. The class of ’50, graduating at the turn of the century, were prepared to meet life as it came. VARSITY SOCCER FIRST ROW, L to R - L. Bowers, J. Mitchell, D. Grove, Capt. N. Buharp, C. Miller, B. Hetzer, G. Baker. SECOND ROW, L to R - Coach Mr. Doub, Mgr. R. Huddle, R. Miller, J. Myers, R. Spielman, L. Lowman. WILLIAMSPORT VARSITY SOCCER TEAM Once again the Williamsport High Soccer Eleven upheld their reputation by winning the Washington County Soccer Championship. In county competition they had a record of five wins, one loss, and two ties. Under the fine coaching of Richard E. Doub, the team was able to win this title. George Baker, the center forward, led in scoring with a total of seven goals. The letter men were Roscoe Spielman, Jim Myers, Doyle Grove, Nathan Buharp, Bill Hetzer, Robert Miller, Clyde Miller, Melvin Carter, Leo Bowers, George Baker, Carl Mitchell, Larry Lowman, Jim Forsythe, and the manager, Robert Huddle. JUNIOR HIGH S OCCER FIRST ROW, L to R - R. Miller, V. Helmintoller, G. Lemon, P. Mallott, P. Clopper, R. Baker. SECOND ROW, L to R - Coach R. Schultz, J. Cline, C. Burke, L. Mason, H. Speaker, L. Kreps, B. Byers. GIRLS FIELDBALL FIRST ROW, L to R. - S. Turner, C. Weidner, A. McCauley, J. Byers, R. Helmintoller, D. Hetzer, N. Morgan, M.A. Houser, J. Howard. SECOND ROW, L to R. - Coach Mrs. Pitzer, Mgr. C. Clopper, J. Grove, S. Hockenberry, P. Tracy, N. Roof, M. Dorsey, Timekeeper N. Ainsworth. W.H.S. Fieldball Schedule for 1949 October 7 W.H.S. 6-4 Clearspring October 13 W.H.S. 7-0 Smithsburg October 18 W.H.S. 5-3 Boonsboro October 25 W.H.S. 5-1 Hancock November 1 W.H.S. 2-2 Clearspring November 9 W.H.S. 7-0 Smithsburg November 18 W.H.S. 6-1 Boonsboro November 22 W.H.S. Line-up 3-1 41-12 Hancock Goal - P. Tracy R. W. - P. Bowers R.F. - D. Hetzer R. I. - J. Byers L.R. - A. McCauley C. R. Helmintoller R.H. - M. A. Houser L. I. - C. Weidner C.H. - G. Higgens L. W. - J. Howard L.H. - M. Substitute N. Roof J. Grove S. Turner Dorsey Mgr.. - C. Clopper Asst. - N. Ainsworth S. Hockenberry N. Morgan VARSITY BASKETBALL (Van iti| dia k.ttbal£ FIRST ROW, L to R - L. Lowman, N. Buharp, R. Spielman, B. Hetzer, J. Myers. SECOND ROW, L to R - Mgr. R. Huddle, L. Bowers, G. Sword, J. Whittington, Coach, R. Doub. Once again the Williamsport Quintet won the Washington County basketball championship. They had a record of 5 wins and 1 loss. The team won this title behind the fine coaching of Richard E. Doub. Lettermen of the team were: Roscoe Spielman, Jim Myers, Bill Hetzer, Nathan Buharp, Doug Harsh, Melvin Carter, Larry Lowman, and the manager, Bob Huddle. The Williamsport team displayed a fair brand of basketball throughout the season. SCHEDULE HOME GAMES GAMES AWAY Greencastle 63 W.H.S. ---27 Greencastle — 32 W.H.S. — -31 Hagerstown 39 W.H.S. ---27 Hagerstown -43 W.H.S. --22 St. Marys 17 W.H.S. ---30 St. Marys 35 W.H.S. --33 Boonsboro 13 W.H.S. ---32 Boonsboro 33 W.H.S. — -30 Hedgesville 27 W.H.S. ---20 Hedgesville — 41 W.H.S. --27 Hancock 43 W.H.S. ---26 St. Joseph 40 W.H.S. ---23 St. Joseph 39 W.H.S. ---27 Smithsburg 45 W.H.S. ---47 Smithsburg 16 W.H.S. ---17 Frederick 63 W.H.S. — 11 Alumni 28 W.H.S. ---27 St. James 39 W.H.S. ---24 St. James 40 W.H.S. ---17 Clearspring — 31 W.H.S. ---45 Clearspring 24 W.H.S. ---54 GIRLS VARS IT Y DIANE HETZER Forward JOANNE MILLER Guard NELLIE MORGAN Guard JEAN BYERS Forward RHODA HELMINTOLLER Forward PAT TRACY. Guard .AMELIA McCAULEYi Guard BASKETBALL FIRST ROW, L to R - N. Morgan, A. McCauley, P. Tracy, D. Hetzer, J. Byers, P. Bowman. SECOND ROW, L to R - Mgr. N. Martin, S. Hockenberry, J. Howard, R. Helmintoller, J. Miller, B. Lowman, Coach Mrs. Pitzer. 1949-1950 Basketball Schedule HOME Dec. 20 WHS - 28 Hagerstown - 27 Jan. 13 WHS - 61 St. Mary’s - 36 Feb. 10 WHS - 51 Hedgesville - 22 Feb. 14 WHS - 44 Hancock - 17 Feb. 17 WHS - 29 St. Joseph’s - 23 Feb.24 WHS - 78 Greencastle - 24 AWAY Jan. 6 WHS - 55 Hedgesville - 29 Jan. 20 WHS - 29 St. Joseph’s - 23 Jan. 31 WHS - 29 Hagerstown - 35 Feb. 6 WHS - 81 St. Mary’s - 53 475 289 The W.H.S. sextet had a very eventful and successful season. They lost only one game, that one, to Hagers- town. The record is now 9 wins and 1 defeat. Quite a few records were broken diming the season. R. Helmin- toller topped a previous record held by J. Byers and G. Byers of 32 points in one game with 35 points. The score of the one St. Mary’s game holds the record for the most points scored by a girls team of W.H.S. Quite a few of the team of this year were on the State Cham- pionship team of last year. Total points for regular forwards: J. Byers 220 R. Helmintoller 166 D. Hetzer 76 j(R. : FIRST ROW, L to R - D. Drury, J. Mitchell, J. Whittington, L. Bowers. SECOND ROW, L to R - Coach R. Schultz, R. Worst, G. Sword, N. Pearman. $r. MiqM FIRST ROW, L to R - V. Helmintoller, B. Byers, G. Lemon. SECOND ROW, L to R - Coach J. Hershman, R. Miller, P. Mellott, P. Clopper. C Mt R ce D RS L to R - N. Roof, B. Lowman, J. Moats, J. Grove, S. Turner. FIRST ROW, L to R - B. Simmons, F. Byers, B. McCauley, B. A. Lowman, S. Burger, S. Turner, L. Herbert. SECOND ROW, L to R - S. Hockenberry, R. A. Welch, J. Grove, R. Hornbaker, W. Shipley. THIRD ROW, L to R - J. Whittington, H. Speaker, R. Anderson, L. Lowman, Coach R. Schultz. Best Student Best Dancer Best Dresser Best Athlete Best Actor Class Musician Class Artist Class Orator Most Likely to Succeed Most Popular Most Ambitious Most Studious Class Flirt Class Clown Class Poet Has Done Most For School First to Marry Most Intelligent Best Line Typical Senior Most Original Most Dignified Most Helpful Most Cooperative Most Stubborn Old Maid and Bachelor Quietest Most Bashful Most Mischievous cWka i GIRL Diane Hetzer Connie Clopper Pat Bowman Jean Byers Barbara Lowman Janet Barkdoll Amelia McCauley Mary Ann Houser Diane Hetzer Nancy Ainsworth Betty McKee Connie Clopper Ruth Swain Ruth Swain Amelia McCauley Betty McKee Ruth Swain Betty McKee Ruth Swain Pat Bowman Barbara Lowman Janet Barkdoll Pat Tracy Mary Ann Houser Roberta McCauley Helen Mentzer Dixie Sensenbaugh Helen Mentzer Mary Ann Houser n 50 BOY Ralph Fowler Bill Hetzer Roscoe Spielman Nathan Buharp Bob Huddle Jim Myers Jim Myers Ralph Fowler Donnie Grove Roscoe Spielman Roscoe Spielman Ralph Fowler Bill Hetzer Kay Don Guessford Ralph Fowler Roscoe Spielman Earl Butts Donnie Grove Bill Hetzer Roscoe Spielman Donald Myers Ned Robinson Doyle Grove Bob Huddle Jim Myers John Downin Lewis Dellinger Doyle Grove Kay Don Guessford A+UUiol SEATED, L to R - P. Tracy, R. Spielman, R. Fowler, N. Ainsworth, B. Lowman, D. Grove, D. Myers, C. Clopper, D. Hetzer, M. A. Houser. STANDING, L to R - N. Buharp, D. Grove, A. McCauley, J. Byers, N. Morgan, B. Hetzer, P. Bowman, J. Barkdoll, R. McCauley. The honor of publishing Williamsport’s first yearbook was given to the class of “50” in a special faculty meeting called by Mr. Plummer. Plans for publishing the yearbook were presented by representatives of the Senior and Junior Classes and were approved by the faculty. The entire staff of the Guneukitschik would like to thank the members of the faculty and the students who gave their cooperation. We have learned to know our fellow students and teachers more intimately. Our work and meetings have been informal and friendly. The associations which we have made through our work will continue to remain with us long after we leave our Alma Mater. Editor-in-Chief - - Associate Editors - Treasurer ------- Business Manager - Commercial Editor Sport Editors----- Photography Editor Art Editors------- Journalism Activities - Arrangers Circulation Editor Typist------------- STAFF . Roscoe Spielman -----Betty McKee Ralph Fowler ----Babs Lowman ----Donald Myers - - Connie Clopper ----Diane Hetzer Nathan Buharp ----Donnie Grove ------Bill Hetzer Amelia McCauley Jim Myers ■ Mary Ann Houser ________Pat Tracy -----Pat Bowman Nancy Ainsworth Nellie Morgan -----Doyle Grove ----- Jean Byers Janet Barkdoll Connie Kreps Ruth Swain Roberta McCauley u?£on£n’ o tlae W SOCCER BOYS’ BASKETBALL FIELDBALL GIRLS’ BASKETI N. Buharp J. Myers D. Hetzer D. Hetzer J. Myers N. Buharp P. Tracy P. Tracy D. Grove B. Hetzer W. Roof N. Morgan B. Hetzer M. Carter J. Byers A. McCauley C. Miller D. Harsh C. Weidner J. Byers G. Baker L. Lowman P. Bowers R. Helmintoller R. Miller M. Carter J. Mitchell L. Lowman L. Bowers J. Forsythe R. Spielman R. Spielman R. Helmintoller A. McCauley G. Higgins M. A. Houser M. Dorsey J. Howard J. Miller CHEERLEADERS B. Lowman au?anc5 MANAGERS R. Huddle N. Martin C. Clopper Valedictorian - Ralph Fowler Salutatorian - Diane Hetzer Alumni Award - George W. Taylor Memorial Prize - Keller Byers Bell Memorial Prize - Martin Luther Bell Memorial Prize - Margaret Eva Zimmerman Language Prize - Goetz Awards - Page Cline, Junior Memorial Prize - Irvin Daugherty Memorial Prize - Reader’s Digest Award - Williamsport Lions Club Award - William A. Teach Memorial Prize - Leaf Memorial Prize - American Legion School Award - Good Citizenship Medal - L to R - N. Buharp, P. Tracy, B. Lowman, K. Guessford, R. Huddle, R. Swain, R. Spielman, N. Ainsworth, D. Hetzer, J. Myers, C. Clopper. On March 9th and 10th, the Senior Class presented “Those Websters, a comedy in 3 acts based on the radio program of the same name. It was a hugh success, probably because it depicted the trials and tribulations of a typical American family, particularly their adolescent son and daughter. The cast was as follows: Bill Webster George Webster Jane Webster Liz Belinda Boyd Jeep Stanley Dolores Mason Kitty Mr. Watt Shirley Mae Stringer Roscoe Spielman Bill Hetzer Nancy Ainsworth Babs Lowman Diane Hetzer Nathan Buharp Pat Tracy Connie Clopper James Myers Ruth Swain Bob Huddle Kay Don Guessford Smil football Coach Students and Members of the Football team were the re- staining members of the Senior Cass not,n the mam cast. Director FIRST ROW, L to R - Advisor Mr. Scott, L. Dellinger, D. Mellott, E. Butts, J. Downin, R. Burger. SECOND ROW, L to R - R. Smith, M. Harsh, D. Palmer, D. Dellinger, D. Harsh, K. Guessford, J. Myers, G. Baker, L. Holland, D. Shaffer. THIRD ROW, L to R - J. Myers, L. Mason, S. Roland, J. Poffenberger, C. Mitchell, M. Roberts, R. Liller, H. Myers, A. Draper, D. Fox, D. Bowers. F.H.A. FIRST ROW, L to R - J. Howard, J. McCauley, S. Young, J. Grove, N. Martin, A. Myers, S. Turner, D. Dreisback, P. Roof, J. Forsythe. SECOND ROW, L to R - P. Bowman, J. Waffensmith, B. Rowe, N. Roof, L. Taylor, B. Lowman, Advisor-Miss Shultz, J. Swope, S. Kaminka, A. McCauley, J. Moats, J. Miller. FIRST ROW, L to R - N. Buharp, D. Grove, J. Wittington, J. Marsh. SECOND ROW, L to R - J.Myers.R. Worst, L. Lowman, C. Miller, J. Forsythe. TRI - HI - Y FIRST ROW, L to R - J. Bowers, F. Cavander, D. Clopper, B. A. Lowman, S. Turner, C. Clopper, N. Martin, J. Grove, S. Mellott, J. Forsythe, Advisor Miss Gannarelli. SECOND ROW, L to R - P. Bowman, R. Anderson, L. Taylor, J. Lizer, N. Morgan, M. Whitehill, J. Howard, G. Higgens. THIRD ROW L to R - D. Britner, J. Miller, B. Lowman, J. Swope, S. Kaminaa, A. McCauley, P. Tracy, R. Helmintoller, D. Hetzer. Science CHub FIRST ROW, L to R - P. Carter, R. Palmer, R. M. Martz, D. Doub, P. Kreps, L. A. Snyder, N. Holland, A. M. Bryan, W. Pfeltz, J. A. Palmer, C. Horchner, J. Forsythe. SECOND ROW, L to R - F. Welsh, P. Herbert, P. Teach, R. Bowers, J. Smith, D. Guessford, F. Hornbaker, A. Swope, E. Moats, P. A. Byers, Y. Staley, N. Wheatley. THIRD ROW, L to R - W. Sperow, S. Ebersole, B. J. Castle, S. J. Miller, J. Baker, P. Miller, W. Smith, R. Nalley, R. Anderson, M. Heefner, M. Meyers, R. Guessford. FOURTH ROW, L to R - G. Marshall, D. Grove, R. Bowers, G. Wintermoyer, E. J. Conrad, M. Gossard, J. A. Nave, G. Cavanaugh, J. Brown, J. Britner, W. Davis, J. Alger. FIFTH ROW, L to R - J. Nave, D. Banzhoff, M. Griffith, R. Herbert, L. Baker, E. Hess, R. Grimes, J. Brown, R. Neff, C. Banzhoff, R. Mellott, R. Polly. SIXTH ROW, L to R - G. Rock, E. Judd, D. Bowers, J. Gipe, D. Kreps, I. Clopper, H. Myers, J. A. Swope, B. Jamison. (Patnodmxn 1 - J. Brown, W. Shipley, Y. Harsh, J. Mummert. 2 - E. Wyand, S. J. Miller, R. Grimes, B. Turner, W. Draper. FIRST ROW, L to R - SECOND ROW, L to R - THIRD ROW, L to R - FOURTH ROW, L to R - FIFTH ROW, L to R - D. Dreisbach, D. Myers, P. Bowman, C. Clopper, J. Mitchell, B. Huddle, R. Dick, G. Baker, L. Lowman, J. Whittington, J. Myers, J. Marsh, S. Turner. Director - Mrs. Heffner, M. Weidner, R. Swain, C. Kreps, C. Weidner, B. Hetzer, J. Miller, R. Spielman, L. Taylor, D. Britner, K. Guessford, N. Buharp, D. Harsh, H. Bryan, B. A. Lowman, C. Litten, N. Morgan, B. McKee, D. Hetzer, N. Ainsworth, C. Miles. P. Roof, P. Ripple, B. Rowe, S. Howell, J. McCauley, G. Higgins, N. Dellinger, S. Kaminka, B. Herbert, M. Houser, J. Baker, N. Dellinger, P. Metz, V. Gaylor, P. Cline, B. Mills, J. Forsythe, S. Young, P. Shelley, M. Whitehill, L. Ardinger, F. Koontz, J. Howard, J. Grove, A. Neff, S. Hockenberry. W. Snodderly, F. Downs, D. Carroll, E. Speaker, J. Butts, P. Lowman, R. Kirby, L. Byers, K. Beckley, C. Myers, N. Martin, J. Moats, J. Barkdoll, B. Myers. M. Davis, B. Conrad, J. Barkdoll, N. Roof, B. Lowman, B. Kitchen, J. Waffensmith, L. Mummert, J. Heefner, B. Davis, F. Mallott, S. Mellott, D. Jessup, N. Krep6. The Glee Club was organized in 1925 to create and develop interest in good music. At this time, it consisted only of the female voices of the school. In 1930 male voices were added. The Club is under the directions of Mrs. J. B. Heffner. The Operetta presented this year was “Oh, Susanna.” It was based on the life of Stephen Foster and his songs. Many of his compositions were sung in the production. The cast was excellent and the play was outstanding. Officers for the Glee Club were: President - Roscoe Spielman Vice-President - Pat Tracy Secretary - Babs Lowman Librarian - Dot Britner FIRST ROW, L to R - B. Norris, L. Byers, L. Taylor, S. Mellott, D. Metz, J. Baker, J. McCauley, S. Turner, J. Grove, S. Young. SECOND ROW, L to R - G. Baker, C. Litten, F. Downs, K. Beckley, B. Conrad, M. Davis, B. A. Lowman, N. Martin, P. Cline, J. Forsythe, M. Whitehill.B. Myers, R. Dick,H. Byran. THIRD ROW, L to R - J. Myers, R. Spielman, N. Buharp, J. Barkdoll, D. Britner, N. Roof, B. Lowman, B. Kitchen, R. McCauley, N. Morgan, J. Waffensmith, J. Swope, L. Lowman, R. Huddle, R. Fowler, D. Myers. SPecial Choir Officers: President - Bobby Huddle Vice President - Dot Britner Secretary-Treasurer - Nancy Martin Librarian - Harry Bryan Purpose: To create and develop interest in good music among the students, and to improve ensemble singing. Activities: American Legion Program Christmas Assembly Glee Club Play Spring Music Festival CLASS WILL I WILL: Nancy Ainsworth - A piece of macaroni on the ceiling of the Home Ec. room to Nancy Martin. Janet Barkdoll - My grades in Home Ec. to any interested Junior girl. Pat Bowman - My late slips to Joanne Miller. Earl Butts - A yardstick to Richard Liller. Nathan Buharp - My P.O.D. marks to Jim Whittington. Lewis Dellinger - My ability to do F.F.A. project work to Hoye Myers. John Downin - My swine showmanship to Larry Holland. Ralph Fowler - My poetic ability to Ann Myers. Donavan Grove - My driving habits to Jim Whittington. Kay Don Guessford - My ability to crack corny jokes to Harry Bryan. Bill Hetzer - My arguments with Mr. Doub to Doug Harsh. Diane Hetzer - A little green Chevy to Lissa Taylor. Mary Ann Houser - All the chewing gum under the seats in the audi- torium to Donnie Mellott. Bob Huddle - The science chart in Mr. Grove’s room to Joanne Miller. Connie Kreps - My nickname “Mirror” to Pat Miller, the originator. Babs Lowman - My long tresses to Betsy Lowman. Nellie Morgan - My short hair to Dot Britner. Helen Mentzer - My title of “Quietest girl in the senior class” to Lucille Rowland. Amelia McCauley - My artistic ability to May Dorsey. Ruth Swain - My ability to flirt to Sonia Young. Jean Byers - My athletic ability to Joanne Miller. Jim Myers - My ability to sing to Jim Whittington. Connie Clopper - My title of “Best dancer in the senior class” to Melvin Carter. Edwin Young - My shop ability to John Poffenburger. Roberta McCauley - My conduct slips to Mary Whitehill. Donald Myers - My front seat in P.O.D. to Doug Harsh. Betty McKee - My friendship with a midshipman to the next Girl Stater. Ned Robinson - Miss Hitchen’s bulletin board to Vivian Mitchell. Dixie Sensenbaugh - My arguments with Miss Schultz to Neva Liller. Roscoe Spielman - My ability to do French to Joanne Waffensmith. Clara Weidner - My old saying to George Baker. Pat Tracy - My ability to forget things to Nancy Roof. Connie Kreps Amelia McCauley Clara Weidner Nancy Ainsworth CLASS PROPHECY I PROPHESY: Nancy Ainsworth - Bill Hetzer will never set the world on fire. Earl Butts - John Downin will never stop liking horses. John Downin - Earl Butts will be the first to marry in the senior class. Diane Hetzer - Nancy Ainsworth will be married by 1951. Babs Lowman - Pat Bowman will like animals some day. Nellie Morgan - By 1951 Connie Clopper will be married. Kay Don Guessford - Nathan Buharp will not live to be 30. Connie Kreps - Ruth Swain’s hair will grow back to normal by September, 1950. Janet Barkdoll - Roberta McCauley will change her mind about men. Ralph Fowler - Bob Huddle will be an undertaker. Bill Hetzer - The girl who marries Roscoe Spielman will be blind. Amelia McCauley - Jean Byers will never lose her basketball ability. Don Grove - Pat Tracy’s hair will be completely red by 1951. Jim Myers - Ruth Swain will be the first girl in the class to marry. Pat Bowman - Babs Lowman will become an equestrienne. Connie Clopper - Nancy Ainsworth will own her own home by 1963. Bob Huddle - Ralph Fowler will live to be 100. Edwin Young - Lewis Dellinger will be a successful farmer. Mary Ann Houser - If Bob Huddle keeps on growing, he will be taller than the average man five years from now. Roberta McCauley - No senior in the class will cry on graduation night. Donald Myers - 90% of the senior class will always vote Democrat. Nathan Buharp - Bill Hetzer will be another Romeo. Lewis Dellinger - Ralph Fowler will never be a great pianist. Doyle Grove - Kay Don Guessford will win all his races by a nose. Betty McKee - At least one senior will be famous by 1960. Ned Robinson - The class of 1950 will be successful in life. Jean Byers - Amelia McCauley will some day be an artist. Helen Mentzer - Betty McKee will never stay married. Dixie Sensenbaugh - Janet Barkdoll will be married by 1952. Clara Weidner - John Downin will become a real rodeo champion. Roscoe Spielman - The quietest boy’s secret love will soon bloom. Pat Tracy - Don Grove will be one of the few to be successful in life. Ruth Swain - Connie Kreps will be married shortly after graduation. BO OSTERS Mike Cosey Doctor Heffner Dale Taylor Peck Carter Mr. Mrs. Harry Bowman Mr. Mrs. Harry Bowman, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Glenn Bowman Miss Margaret Jenkins Mrs. D. T. 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