Williamsport High School - Guneukitschik Yearbook (Williamsport, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1952 volume:

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High Schvvl Qaculfy E PRINCIPAL SAMUEL B, PLUMMER First row, left to right: Patsy Welty, Mary McGhee, Ellen Heffner, Marion Eshelman, Lucille Shultz, La Rue Hitchens Sarah Dorn. Second row: Harold Keller, Mary Walters, Williams Byers, Margaret Jenkins, Mary Breakall, Richard Schultz, Samuel Plummer. Third row: Lloyd Katchmark, Daniel Johnson Ir. , Richard Doub, Jacob Hershman, Joseph Scott, Milford Grove, Raymond Stouffer, J, Willard Newton Ofc f lf ar Hank Sf ff Seated, left to right: Dixie Jessop, Business Manager, Janice Baker, Typist, Bonnie Kitchen, Assoc. Editorg Carolyn Martin, Editor - in - Chiefg Joan McCauley, Assoc, Editor, Dorothy Bloyer, Treasurer, Standing, left to right: Mr, Grove, Faculty Advi sorg John Swope, Boys' Sports Editor, Ruth Anderson, Asst. Typistg Shirley Howell, Girls' Sports Editorg Roderick Wagner, Junior Representative, Donna Butts, Artist, Joe Marsh, Larry Lowman fnot shownj, Advertising Sales Managers, if ff President? farryfvwman Vme Preudenf Caralynflarfan Treasurer - .Doro thy Hloyer Secretary - Dixie jessop 6' 005, 62,8 O - W Valcd Zffariau DOROTHY MAE BLOYER 'Academic Dot Flirts with Iunior boys - Whiz in bookkeeping - Second home is Charlton - Heart 'beats at the sight of a green 49 Ford, is that the only time? intends to be a teacher - Reliable treasurer - Business manager for senior play. P 6,01 rar 4 Sfzlufaforiau KM ??2f4'fJ I -' :Ga CA ROLYN ALICE MARTIN Academic Cack l'm gonna send you down the river - Aw - aw someone crossed her path - Doesnft like school - Crazy over base ball, but not the Yankees - Hobbies - reading and attending baseball games - Undecided future - Likes to laugh - One third of the Giggling Trio - Efficient editor of Annual - Vice President of Senior class, MARY DOLORES CLOPPER Commercial Dottie Can't get along without Ray! Has an inter- est in yellow Studebakers - Can't bear book- keeping - No special hobby - A deep inter- est in house wife work - Glee Club, Tri - Hi - Y. LARRY SAMUEL LOWMAN General Stooge An expert at flirting - Can't get enough sleep - Good dancer - Likes sports - Dis- likes English - Hobby is female chasing - Work after graduation, what?? - Baseball, Soccer, Basketball, Gym Team, Glee Club. Special Choir. PAUL ROY BOWERS General Whitey Keeps shoes shiny - Likes swimming and flirting - Do you put you hair up, Paul? - Detests P, O, D, class - Plans to join Navy - FFA RUTH EMMA ANDERSON Commercial Ruthie Petite blond - Looks nice in skirts and blouses - A good pal of Hi1da's - Honor stu- dent - A fan of Ted Williams - Radio, movies, and sports are hobbies for Ruthie - Ambition - secretary - Special Choir, Glee Club, Tri - Hi - Y, Yearbook Staff, SHIRLEY LOUISE MARTIN Commercial Smi1ey Danity and neat - Likes to roller skate - Despises bookkeeping - Always with Bib - Make way for Smiley, oops! another woman driver - Has an ambition to be a telephone operator. IACK PHILLIP MURRAY General Murphy Catches up on sleep in English class - Can't digest books - Too much like work - Inter- ested in Smiley - Drives a gray O1ds - Likes the females - Golf and baseball fan - FFA. JOSEPH FRANKLIN MARSH General Monk Camera insect - Always over-sleeps - Doesn't bother books but what about girls? - Likes to eat - Aims to join Navy - Glee Club, Special Choir, Hi - Y, FFA, Ir, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Soccer, Gym Team, Basketball Manager, Yearbook Staff. JOY VIRGINIA BOWERS Commercial Joy Golly those natural waves! - Gets a kick out of sports - Can't settle for shorthand - Another movie hobbyist - Office job future, - Tri - Hi - Y, Basketball. DOROTHY LOUISE DEIBERT Commercial Dot Viginia's cohort - Likes typing - Has no interest in shorthand - Cooking, a worth- while hobby - Future plans for secretary - Glee Club. RESLEY EUGENE SPEAKER General Pete Skips P,O,D, class often - Doesn't like school - A baseball fan - Likes to fish - for what??? Undecided future - Glee Club, f 1 -r aug, fa- 1 'y3?K3',V ROBERT LEE WOLFE General Hubby A man of experience - Likes working women - Active in P,O, D, - Gets along fine with- out books - Doesn't like turnips - Special Choir. BARBARA DIAN ARTZ Commercial Bib Never seen without Shirley - Clear the roads! Here comes Bib - Very tall - Likes Sailors - Dislikes bookkeeping - Considers movies a hobby - Secretary's future, FAYE LA VERNE CAVENDER Commercia1 Those dimples, golly!! Interested in SKIP - to - the - Lou - my - darling - Easily satis- fied - Dislikes dictation - Graduation with marriage close behind - Special Choir, Stu- dent Council, Tri - Hi - Y. JOHN VERNON TRUMPOWER Genera1 Vernie Lives in locker room - Marriage to Darlene soon after graduation - Has an interest in girls - Considers baseball a hobby - Rather not bother Math - FFA, FFA Basketball, Jr. Varsity and Varsity Basketball. GEORGE PATRICK SWORD General Chuck Mrs. Heffner's stand -by - Doesn't say much to English - Gets along fine in P,O,D, - but doesn't like it - Likes everything but school - Special Choir, Soccer, Basketball. IO ANN HERBERT Commercia1 Io Active in P,O,D, - - -What??? Intends to marry in June - Resley's car is safe with Io behind the wheel - Dislikes shorthand - Hobby is cooking - Basketball. JEAN ARMATHA LIZER Commercia1 Muz Always chewing gum - Likes spaghetti - What's new,Jean? Cooking is a hobby - Dislikes bookkeeping - After graduation, work - Glee Club. ALBERT FRANCIS DRAPER General Tenny Quiet - Likes ice cream - Interested in 4 - H projects and out of door life - Doesn't like olives - Plans to be engaged??? in farming after graduation - FFA, FFA Basketball. NORMAN LEE PEARMAN Genera1 Wimp Betty's my gal - Brother those waves - Likes soups - Doesn't like English - Ama- teur photographer - Join Navy after gradu- ation - Basketball, Softball, DONNA IOANNE BUTTS Commercial Charmer Popular and pretty - Artistic talent - Has a smile for all - Who's the lucky fellow? Bowling is a hobby - Doesn't like dictation - Gum addict - Intends to be a dress de- signer - Glee Club, Hi News Gang, Year- book Staff. SHIRLEY MAE HOWELL Commercial Horsie H Likes to dance - Dislikes shorthand - Hobby is horseback riding - She knows horses better than Trigger himself - Engaged, what's next - Aim is a typist - Hi News Gang, Glee Club, Basketball, Yearbook Staff, JAMES EDWARD FORSYTHE, IR, General Bones Boy! Does he dress! - Hobby is girls, Who's Iim's girl now? - Doesn't like school - Likes two-tone Olds - Intends to join Navy after graduation - Soccer, Baseball, Jr, Varsity Basketball, Special Choir, Hi - Y. ALICE DEAN BANZHOFF Academic Dovey Likes boys - Pretty good at flirting - School work never worries her - Happy go lucky - Aims to be a teacher - Reads a lot - Special Choir. VIRGINIA RUTH RHOTON Commercia1 Gin Dorothy's cohort - Does she ever have that southern accent! I wonder why - Likes to type - Dislikes shorthand - A movie goer - Plans in full swing for marriage. NORMA IEAN DELLINGER Commercial Norm Nelda's twin - Quiet - Often seen, seldom heard - Likes Mercurys - Dislikes shorthand Not! Secretarial work aim - 4-H projects and movies are hobbies - Stop! Look! It's me coming - Glee Club. NELDA JANE DELLINGER Commercial Norma's double - Nelda didn't answer, No Norma does, vice versa, but how do we know which one answered? - Movies and stars pictures as a hobby - Likes typing - Dislikes bookkeeping - Future secretary - Glee Club. NANCY LEE THOMAS Commercial Cindy Swoons over Buicks - Moans over books - Where's Cinder Lane, Cindy? - Sits in front seat in P,O,D, - Cheerleader. DONALD CALE DRURY Academic Hi Note Whiz in math - Holds down a job at Mil1er's Lumber Co, - Little but mighty and brother that G,I, Ambition, engineer, Success, Hi Note - Special Choir, Glee Club, Ir, Varsity Basketball, Soccer Manager, Student Council. L'U'd-fl' 017 'l'Q,, M Mo 5 1715611 LOUISE ONEITTA SCHETROMPF Commercia1 Lou Crash! It's not me, it's the car - Enjoys eating donuts with Norma - Can't digest school - Hobby collecting salt and pepper shakers - Undecided future - Latin Club, Glee Club, HILDA IOANNE POFFENBERGER Commercial Hilda Bug Quiet, tall and has black hair - Dixie's cohort - Never complains - Got a secret love? - Likes chicken - Dislikes bookkeeping - Considers movies a hobby - Future sec- retary - Special Choir. DORIS IRENE MILLER Commercial Phillie Run for your life! Doris is out driving - Considers baseball worthwhile - A Phillie fan - Like fried chicken - Dislikes short- hand - Uncertain future - Softball, JOAN VIGINIA MCCAULEY Academic Mo Ooh! That kills me! Likes to laugh - Tells us she doesn't like boys - One of the Giggling Trio - After graduation, What? Ass, editor yearbook,- Glee Club, Special Choir, Hi News Gang, FHA, LOIS ELAINE McCA ULEY Commercial Sneaky Like to run around- -in circ1es?? Has no desire, for shorthand - Hobby is swim- ming - Old maid future - Softball, IANICE ARLENE BAKER Commercial Ianey Likes a soldier, Bob - Aims to be his house- wife - Has pretty red hair - Works for father - Everybody's secretary - Keeps the male man busy - Hates bookkeeping - Glee Club, Special Choir, Cheerleader, Year- book Staff. RODA MAE HELMINTOLLER Genera1 Bookworm Likes gray and blue Nashes - Dislikes English - Hobby, basketba1l,- Intends to join the Waves - Tri - Hi - Y, Basketball, Fieldball, Softball. BONNIE IOANNE KITCHEN Academic Cheese Oh my liver! Despises Latin - Likes snow - Always laughing - A member Of Giggl- ing Trio - Hobby needle work - RN added to her name in the future - Glee Club, Special Choir, President Student Council, -Asst, Editor of Annual, p I l efM.f..f, pjarafv fl- JOHN WALTER SWOPE Academic Swoopy Might be an Einstein - Afraid to talk to girls - Good at drawing - Interested i-n sports - Did printing of ads for the Annual - Good work, John! Doesn't like tobacco smoke - Considers reading a hobby - Yearbook Staff. DIXIE LEE JESSOP Commercial Dislikes teasing - Are the Marines your choice? - Doris Miller's friend - Likes summer vacation - Hobby is reading - Future secretary - Glee Club, Secretary of Senior Class, Business Manager of Annual. NELLIE VIOLA McKEE Commercial Pie Outspoken - Serves the gang behind the counter at Mick's - Likes the Air Force - Hates cats ahd dogs - Plans to enter Ir, College in the Fall - Basketball. GEORGE FRANKLIN KNODE, IR. Academic Buster Keaton Will you do- - -No! Dislikes oral reports - Familiar with the Greencastle Pike - Always chewing gum - Brooklyn Dodgers fan - Glee Club, Ir, Varsity and Varsity Basketball. THEODORE GEORGE EARDLEY General Buddy School artist - Likes sleep and doesn't like sleep for various reasons - Sports around in good - looking clothes - Loaf after June, DONALD ROWLAND DELLINGER Agricultural Donnie Believes in half days of school - Scoots around in a blue Ford - Runs around a lot - Likes himself - Dislikes women - Work a little after June. Baseball, Soccer, Ag. Basketball. Likely Ce Sueeeeel Meet ,flilzleiie 16' e s I A I l A 2 LARRY LOWMAN NELDA DELLINGER u iz el Kes! Dancers W ,Meet Alike 5 43, My-1 Q-M X553 . Y 'iii 4 ' v v x. SHIRLEY MELLOTT CHARLES MILES KATHLEEN BECKLEY PHYLLIS METZ DONALD CRAWFORD Mickey Mi1esy Kitty Shortie Egore Academic Academic Corrs- rcial Commercial General RODERICK WAGNER IANICE FORSYTHE MARVIN LOWRY JACKIE HOWARD Bet Rod Peanuts Eui Jack Commercial Academic Commercial Academic Academic L. . f Q., RONALD BAKER PATSY CLINE PAUL CLOPPER BONNIE FORSYTHE MELVIN MASON Bake Pat C1op Jo Eugene General Commercial Commercial Academic General DARLENE EICHELBERGER JOHN BYRAN SHIRLEY TURNER DOLORES DREISBACK THOMAS BOWERS Icky Johnny Lassie Suze Tommy Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial General I r l. ,- NANCY BOWERS DONALD FOX SONIA KAMINKA FRED DOWNS IUNE SWOPE Andy Little Ambrose Mink Academic Swoopie ' General Agricultural Academic Commercial f H HARRY MYERS MARY HESS ELWOOD TEACH MAMIE GRAMS LEWIS HERBERT jr, E1den Ears Susie Squeaky General Commercial Academic Commercial Academic Hg 2 Q 1, 51:71 IAMES BARKDOLL A HAZEL DRAPER WILLIAM SIMMONS LOUISE BLOYER PATSY ROOF Jimmy Haz Bugs Bunny Lou Pa General Commercial Commercial Commercial Academic JOE BOWERS SHIRLEY HOCKENBERRY BEATRICE RUBY HELEN SIGLER joe Dicks Little Man I AII10S Lefty General Commercial General Commercial Commerclal C 0 N 2 KQJ ' 1.13 'v -Q y , fl is L., N Q12 lk r 2 X HELEN YOUNG GEORGE DUNHAM Blondie Oil Can General General Ak u.-VX sevsgiql L ' ! li I in 6 !' 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Davis William E, Davis Donna Doub Wayne Draper Sandy Ebersole Joan Forsythe Howard Fuller ,N hill Grade ar :1,:,, r, 11 f' 511 ' ' ' uf X 4 if it 'S 4 3 R-5 X A r ' V V V a s as ,Eu Q Y'? 'QQ ,Rm 551, -. o A Z as J Y Qi 1 :Q 4 x ,E ,, ' if A ? A M1 3 Ki ,N hill Grade 5 an W3 A , ,,,, ,..,,W,jg? it Q . WR? sf ,K ' .335 is : al ' d if K d of f1' ,:,... at Amelia Gipe John Gipe Roger Grimes Richard Guessford Mary Hennesy Peggy Herbert Richard Herbert Elston Hess Nancy Holland Carl Horchner Ralph Hornbaker Nellie Householder Barbara Jamison Elizabeth Judd Regina Kirby Doris Kreps Phyllis Kreps Glenn Marshall Ragan Mellott Barbara Metz Marlene Meyers Patricia Miller Shelva Jean Miller Jeanette Mills Eugene Moats Joey Morgan Harriette Myers Robert Nalley Janice Nave Joann Nave Robert Neff Dottie May Obitts Joann Palmer Ray Palmer William Pfeltz Vonnie Pitman Charles Polley Robert Polley Florence Potts Gloria Rock Barbara Rowland Arbutus Ruby William Shank Betty Sigler Jean Silvers Doris Smith Ioan Smith William Smith La Rue Snyder Walter Sperow Yvonne Staley Darrell Stine Allen Swope Jo Ann Swope Patsy Teach William Thomas Patricia Tosten Ray Trumpower Conrad Wagner Eddie Weidner ga 5? lv. 6 inflz rude . is E' is 'X S 4? 2 Elixir! 3 M 3 - ry f Q Sgr 323' 4 ' -lr' iw I if W ,ln . f I Freddie Weidner Fred Welsh Nadia Wheatley Ruth Whipp Grace Wintermoyer Elmer Wyand l6'est.S'fue1e11fe ,Meef,4 like GLENN MARSHALL, NANCY HOLLAND FREDDIE WEIDNER, EDDIE WEIDNER ! 1 Q v ,rf , ' a x Beef ,All ,Area Heel Athletes CONRAD WAGNER, IRENE CLOPPER JOANN NAVE, JIM BROWN Back row, left to right: V. Liller, R. Poffenberger, T. Jordan, P, Carter, P. Turner, T. Anderson, R, Martin, E. Mills, Mr. Scott. Middle row: B. Rhodes, N. Burgan L. Cole, F, Davis, Y. Myers, M. Draper, S. Jackson, L. Wetzel, M. Heefner, J. Hose. Front row: C. Jessop, D. Roof, S. Webb, L. Jessop, M. Bauer, R. Lowman, R. M, Harsh, R. Reid, M, E, Mc Cardell, B. Taylor, M, A, Cavender. Sigh I1 Back row, left to right: Mr. Stouffer, R. Mills, B. l-Ioltzman, C. Howbaker, W. Rockwell, H. Mentzer, J, Delawter, J. Sigler, E. Shank, R. Palmer. Middle row: L. Norris, N. Young, J. Siler, D. Turner, C. Stumbaugh, B. Miller, E. Bloyer, D. Merbaugh, C, Jacobs, A. Harbaugh, M. L, Martin. Front row: J. Sheely, O, McKee, W. Kaetzell, D. Speaker, R. Coffman, J. Snyder, S. Ander- son, L. Stumbaugh, E. Mills, C. Cline, F, Hoffman. Grade Back row, left to right: W. Ripple, W. Downin, D. Moats, M. Rohrer, R, Neff, I. Banzhoff, L. Burnett, W. Taylor, J, Hay, H. Palmer, D. Catletr, Middle row: D. Speaker, C. Britner, V. Traver, E. Deibert, D. Delbert, R. Mauck, O. Mitchell, E. Shank. I. Dellinger, Miss Jenkins. Front row: C. Coakley, M, Herbert, S, West, N. Cunningham, A, Lemen, B,L. Mitchell, S. Bovey, J. Miller, A. Harper, P. Blackwell, J. Siler, N. Fischer, K. Snyder. ' -ra. 1' .::121f...51 1 1 N f -.J nigga 361 Hifi A sis.-,, ff was-.nan ws- 5 W - M . ' :lsr L- 1 V , . . 'S t i . L ... , tx A f2W V , I s , n ,.Q:, 'V- -' f' ..., , I f . . , v H A' .... , f V .. fi ...wif 'Q' ' '4' u SM' Nw Back row, left to right: H. Harsh, R, Shank, E. McCauley, I. Ander- son, B. Kirby, S. Mason, L. Harsh, G. Drake, L. Turner, N, Messner, Mr. Johnson. Middle row: B. Preston, N. Plotner, M. Higgins, T, Griffith, L. Horchner, R. Bowers S. Thomas, I. Kesselring, R. Nalley, E. Webb, C. Drury, C. Green. Front row: W. Coe, M. Jamison, R. Kreps, P. Shank, M. Mallot, S. Palmer, M. Ardinger, V, Nihizer, L, Banzhoff, R, Byers, I. Henson, J. Banzhoff. Seventh Back row, left to right: L. Bomberger, N. Evans, L. Poffen- berger, L, Green, H, Householder, M, Jackson, M, Price, J. Thomas, P, McCauley, I. Eichelberger, I. Drury. Middle row: S. Gossard, I. Mills, W. Cottrill, P. Kirby, L. Dorsey, F, Moats, A. Yeakle, H, Teach, G. Frick, Mr. Karch- mark, Front row: I. Smith, M. Gossard, S. Mellott, S, Wolfe, R. Obitts, R. Litten,J. Kirby, R. Palmer, B. Mills, I. Kreps, R, Martin, E. Bryan. Grade Back row, left to right: W. Can- field, B. Mallott, B. Mallott, B. Allen, W. Britner, I, Myers, F. Myers, J. Eichelberger, D, Shank, R. Cunningham, I. Downin, B. Moats, Middle row: R. Kirby, R. Moats, W, Rock, I. Grove, W. Kreps, G. Jamison, M. Draper, G. Hoover, J. Sigler, B. Hensel, D. Nave, Miss Welty, Front row: J. Gish, G. Harper, C. Mills, A. Renner, I. Silvers, K. Neff, B. Howbaker, S. Ebersole, K. Magoutas, B. Summers, A. Turner, B, Banzhoff. aft BLUE AND WHITE Blue and white, fight, fight, Blue and white, fight, fightg Blue and white, fight, fight, Who fight? We fight, Blue and white, fight, fight. LOCOMOTIVE We've got a coach, we've got a yell Wefve got a team, that fights like: W-I-L-L-I-A-M-S-P-O-R-T3 W-I-L-L-I-A-M-S-P-O-R-T, That's the way you spell it, Here's the way you yell it, Williamsport! Left to right: Carolyn Coakley, Shirley Turner, Janice Forsythe, Sandra West, Io Ann Nave, Sandy Ebersole, TRAFFIC LIGHT Red light, yellow light, green light go, Have we got a team? Why sho, sho, With a hidey, hidey, hi, and a hodey, hodey, hog Come on Williamsport, Let's go. Eh ff fp- x We've got a T-E-A-M, . That's going to B-E-A-T, A We've got a team ,EQ that's going to beat you, Cause we're Red Hot , .ls , Red Hot , - -2 5- Team, team, team, First row, left to right: Helen Sigler, Beatrice Ruby, Roda I-lelmintoller, Shirley Hockenberry, Jackie Howard, Second row, left to rightz' Ioan Smith, Betty Guessford, Shirley Byers, Wilma Shipley, Manager, Barbara McCauley, Faye Byers, Shelby Cline. Third row, left to right: 10 Ann Nave, Trixie Stevens, Miss Walters, Coach Joyce Mummert, Irene Clopper, Jean Carter ?ic'ldl5'1lll S W Qziflf' Fifi? 5 W1 si J B -,, gil kffb H First row, left to right: Betty Guessford, Roda Helmintoller. Second row, left to right: Joyce Mummert, Shirley Hockenberry, Helen Sigler, Jackie Howard, Shelby Cline. Third row, left to right: Miss Walters, Coach, Faye Byers, Barbara McCauley, Irene Clopper, Joy Bowers, Wilma Shipley, Manager, Var ity Soccer In the fall of 1951 an inexperienced Williamsport High School soccer team began its season. As usual, Coach Doub's squad soon was winning a majority of its games. The team finished in third place in the Washington County Soccer League, lts overall record was 5 wins, 4 defeats, and 1 tie. A Williamsport closed the season with an upset victory over a highly rated Mercersburg Academy team, 1 - O. Away Home OPP- ' W.H.S. OPP- ' W.H. Smithsburg 0 - 2 Clearspring 1 3 Hancock 1 0 Boonsboro 1 2 Mercersburg 2 A 1 Smithsburg 0 1 Boonsboro 1 O Hancock 1 1 Clearspring 3 1 Mercersburg 0 1 First row, left to right: Billy Snyder, Fred Downs, George Sword, Larry Lowman, Ronnie Baker George Lemen, Joe Marsh. Second row, left to right: Dick Kesselring, Phil Malott, Donald Crawford, Billy Byers, Vincent Helmintoller, Ronnie Baker. Third row, left to right: Mr. Schultz, Jim Straley, Mr. Doub. 533:23 ff vii G2:f'9J1E ':i,,' 'I I' W. SNYDER P, CARTER R. DAVIS R. BAKER G, LEMEN I. L. I. L. I. R. O. L. FII I ill I ' ,,A. LETTERMEN ' ta EERE O laws 5l'52 R, DOUB COACH LQQ , f ' 'Ii iii' 1. BYERS CAPTAIN ELECT L. LOWMAN C H B APPOINTED CAPTAIN F. DOWNS R,H.B. W, BYERS V, HELMINTOLLER P, MALOTT G. SWORD C.H.B. LL. G, F.B. is I D. CRAWFORD R. H. R. SCHULTZ COACH I. MARSH F. B. is QQ .. ' .4-v First row, left to right: Donald Crawford, Billy Snyder, Jack Byers, Norman Pearman, Ronnie Baker Second row, left to right: Mr, Schultz, Vincent Helmintoller, George Sword, Joe Marsh, George Knode Fred Downs, Mr. Doub. Var ity 1571 kefb ll Coaches Doub and Schultz fielded an inexperienced starting quintet composed of Pearman Sword Lowman, J, Byers, and Knode. The team got off to a bad stan by losing its first five games. Because of fine teamwork and coaching it finished strong. The team play was the best in the schoo1's lustory The varsity won the Washington County Scholastic Title and reached the first round of the State B Tour nament. The overall record of the team was 12 victories and 8 defeats. Hagerstown Hedgesville Hancock Clearsprlng Boonsboro Greencastle Alumni Smithsburg St. James St. Mary Home Games OPP 45 54 25 so 25 35 49 32 32 so W, H 30 40 36 55 47 33 56 41 49 51 Away Games Opp. Hagerstown 44 Greencastle 5 1 St. Mary's 43 Smithsburg 49 St. James 39 Hancock 40 Clearspring 32 Hed ge sville 53 Boonsboro 54 Tournament Game Middletown 29 W First row, left to right: Elmer Wyand, James Baker, Charles Polley, Jim Brown, Ray Palmer, Donnie Light, Ronnie Ander- son. Second row, left to right: Bobby Martin, Howard Fuller, Richard Guess- ford, Ray Trumpower, Ronald Bowers, William Rockwell, Fred Welsh, Third row, left to right: Conrad Wagner, Q Phil Turner, Morris Heefner, Robert Polley, Jim Britner, Elston Hess. Fourth row, left to right: Mr, Schultz, coach, Ted Alkire, Ted Anderson, Jimmy Snyder, ,fzzuiar ff W1 S 666 First row, left to right: Terry Taylor, Billy Turner, Dick Kesselring, George Lemen. Second row, left to right: Billy Byers, Jim Brown, Fred Downs, Phil Mellott, Ronnie Baker, Joe Marsh, Manager. Sf , S T .L AK junio Var ity lilask vibe!! a sew fl l I I Q l I F. f .gy,,,,x3kVQ5v,,N. Mg 0f,7a,,,,?,,,,gm, Student 60 mfil The Student Council was organized in the early part of 1951, through student and faculty ' t and ive cooperation, The purpose is to teach the students the democratic form of governmen g them practice in operating a school government utilizing democratic principles. Besides these purposes it has increased student faculty cooperation, This council is composed of a boy and girl representative from each homeroom in senior high h homeroom in junior high. alld ODE l'6P1'6SCllI3Il.V6 fI'OlTl CBC The important task for the council this year was having the constitution ratified and passed by the student body, The Student Council is hoping to so . which all students, other than just athletes, are eligible to earn a letter. We on have a point system established and working This system is one in are hoping it works. The Student Council sponsored a number of dances this year, too, and they were well sup- ported by the entire student body, It has also taken care of seating arrangements for assemblies in the auditorium. As senior members of the student body and student council we are wishing all of you under- classmen the best success in the future in your Student Council, First row, left to right: Allen Swope, Treasurer, Shirley Mellott, Secretary, Rod Wagner, P 'd t Bonnie Kitchen President Second row left to right: James Anderson, A, G, Vice rest en , , . , Yeakle, Donald Drury, Shelby Cline, Dot Clopper, JoAnn Nave, Darlene Eichelberger, Carolyn Coakley, Marriet Bauer. Third row, left to right: Benny McKee, Terry Taylor, Fred Downs, Gloria Coe, Harry Mentzer, Wanda Canfield, ga g:- Big. :ggi 1 LIN! Q This year, the operetta was given by the Williamsport High School Choir, a group of selected voices . Both the choral numbers and solos were outstanding, The operetta was entitled Cherryb1ossom. The setting was laid in Japan and was quite colorful along with the elaborate Japanese costumes. Cherryblossom fPatsy Clinej believes she is Japanese but actually she is an American and when Worthington fDonald Druryj, James Young QFred Downsj, Jessica Uanice Forsythey, Harry Jones fLarry Lowmanj, and Jack Smith fChar1es Milesj all arrive on a yacht for a visit Jack falls in love with Cherry- blossom and she plans to return to America with them much to Kokerno's Uoe Marshy and Togo's CRoderick Wagnerj disgust. Kokemo has reared Cherryblossom and hoped to marry her off to Togo, a very high Jap- anese politician. It was a most outstanding cast with credit being given to Mrs. J. B. Heffner for her directing, Special Him if W . .. , , vfxgnrwiy--f.-, -1, - swf, -- ,K ,, .y ' iiif' H 5-w.w1+e?,mZS'2:Q5wff WWW : Aw zlmgara ffgggf -Q ,1 ,,.,. . 'V f -2 ,'2m:S, Q,x ' 'Y gg L 1:affa5S:Qa5 sfQ?2HMq.g,4wffaf5e '- W f - ..:s :-, -:MM f- -x f .. ., ..,. ., :M ,,n, ,.:.,.m W f W... J, .., 4-:-:.:,,:- ,Q K ,li Ei J .. 'w-'ff .MQ SF. -222112 '91:e. ' wg? 4 1' as . . . H Wg? 5 W Y ,K 2 in Ei fix :E 5 ' 351 'ffifgiy 11 f M1 V W 4 ' Project tour of Mason Farm. A. Swope and pure bred Hereford. R. Coffman's first pork project, economic hog house made of bales of hay and tin, Tour at Harsh farm showing two pure bred Yorkshire sows with twelve P1gS each, Coffman brothers with their winning trio of Poland China Barrows at Four States Livestock Sale. f . if X t was ,, S V' um I 'W af .ff Ai U ' J Smio Play Aaron Slick From Punkin Crick Cast Aaron Slick, not as green as he looks - Larry Lowman, Mr. Wilbur Merridew, a crooked speculation - Joe Marsh, Clarence Green, a mysterious young man - George Sword. Mrs, Rosy Berry, an Oklahoma widow - Faye Cavender, Gladys May Merridew, a sweet young thing - Ioan McCauley Nightclub Hostess - Dixie Jessop. Little Sis Riggs, a regular tomboy - Janice Baker, 1 I 47 5,0 wk 901' Demafrac 59144 Gam . - , f - -.W1:kg:p,1,,w,1:-M 'Whack , , cookm -1 .. L.,gf-waz. W- . 4 , 1Wffl5,,1,ffx, .M,, ,vi L ll fi? - fu Abngnce 41.90 Woiease. 04 Arnaud I 5,L'f100f ' nn------- 60 ATO L 'bf li S ,Q .3 c or not to be .Y . 1' dfarlez -vocrs 29345315 P Vx W F- 06 Q , :ver We iw 99 ,ww-...W . . xge S Q -L ,XD gf' J eg V-if-ff id' If Y' if xl z A w nxa1 ll' F . .fn jim A - Q!! if S' if , ,, ?f a -- la g., ,W 'lx ' t9'a41,4, 41,U.,Q,4x6Ll U A Q 2? '? W cj CW, fob I2 ?A.,,..,LWUQWb QAMDME-if W C Cw , L,f, 6 ww if ggwwy- iw! 'WW 21 QM ,zH,',g,E7 ?vyW2LJV t ' C , ,Z'Wf, Zf'WJWf5. , 11' ' ' ,an jaw , Www A A Qf mrnnv ?QH'm'MfK I4 Seuio 611155 Wil! I will: Ruth Anderson - A pack of chewing gum to Darlene Eichelberger. Barbara Artz - Peggy Foltz a parking place at Apple Valley Inn. Janice Baker - My ability to fix a certain Remington Typewriter to Helen Sigler. Alice Banzhoff - Rod Wagner a hole in the head, Joy Bowers - The names that Mrs. Eshelman calls me to Hazel Draper. Paul Bowers - My P, O,D, seat to brother Joe. Dorothy Bloyer - My trig assignments to Marvin Lowery. Donna Butts - A bottle of Hadacol to Betty Dorsey for a better tomorrow. Faye Cavendar - My absent slips to Janice Forsythe. Dolores Clopper - My ability to get along with Mr. Doub to Shirley Turner. Nelda Dellinger - All the broken typewriters in Mrs, Eshelman's room to Louise Bloyer. Norma Dellinger - Shirley Mellott two steamers from Myer's everyday for her dinner next year. Dorothy Diebert - My hope chest to Mary Draper. Albert Draper - My FFA marks to Melvin Mason. Donald Drury - One whole and unbroken eraser to Jackie Howard. Jimmy Forsythe - My English grades to Paul Clopper. Roda Helmintoller - My title as the best girl athlete of the senior class to Shirley Hockenberry, Jo Ann Herbert - My ability to control love emotions to Patsy Cline. Shirley Howell - My ability to win a few prizes on Rusty to Jackie Howard with Buck, Dixie Jessop - George Lemen my nickname, which, after a little more practice should suit him Bonnie Kitchen - My liver to any crazy person in the junior class. George Knode - Ronnie Baker all desks with my name on them. Jean Lizer - A pack of jelly beans to Charles Miles. Larry Lowman - My music grades to Fred Downs. Joan McCauley - My teachnique of breaking test tubes in Chemistry class to Patsy Roof. Lois McCauley - A blue Plymouth and all that goes with it to Peggy Foltz. Carolyn Martin - A bag of Planters Peanuts from Atlantic City, N, J , to Shirley Hockenberry, Shirley Martin - Nancy Bowers a bottle of Millers High Life. Joe Marsh - All the screws in the seats in the auditorium to Fred Downs. Doris Miller - Sonja Kaminka all the paint that was wasted while painting the church basement. Jack Murray - My arguments with Mr. Keller to Donald Crawford. Norman Pearman - My basketball ability to Donald Crawford. Hilda Poffenberger - A pan of white fudge to Sonja Kaminka. Virginia Rhoton - My southern accent to Mary Catherine Hess. Louise Schetrompf - June Swope just a fraction of a seat on Mr, Harsh's bus next year. John Swope - John Bryan my ability to get along with lady teachers. Vernon Trumpower - My hitting power to Ronnie Baker. fine Benin 611155 Z7 aplzccy I prophesy: Ruth Anderson - That Jean Lizer will never stop to find out what she is laughing about. Barbara Artz - That Shirley Martin will have a red Phymouth by June, 1952, Janice Baker - That Nelda Dellinger will stop hating boys by 53 , Q' Alice Banzhoff - That Joan McCauley will never lose her nickname Mo which was given to her by Miss Hitchens. Joy Bowers - That Dottie Clopper will be living on a certain farm near the city of Downsville before 1953 Paul Bowers - That Jimmie Forsythe will be married by 1953. Dorothy Bloyer - That Albert Draper will fill the vacancy left by his brother at the Hagerstown Trust Co. Donna Butts - That Bus Knode will graduate from chewing gum to bubble gum by 1953. Dolores Clopper - That Joy Bowers will never be an old maid. Nelda Dellinger - That Janice Baker will be married to a certain soldier whose initials are Bob Lowry by 1953. Norma Dellinger - That Louise Schetrompf will always be nuttier than a fruit cake, Dorothy Diebert - That Virginia Rhoton will never stop writing to soldiers. Donald Drury - That Joe Marsh will never make a sailor, Jimmy Forsythe - That Larry Lowman will never gain new beauty, Roda Helmintoller - That Wimp Pearman will always be Betty's steady. JoAnn Herbert - That Dorothy Bloyer will never stop loving Buck Tedrick, Shirley Howell - That Nancy Thomas will have a Mrs. added to her name by the fall of 52 , Dixie Jessop - That Doris Miller will some day lose her faith in the Phillies. Bonnie Kitchen - That the river will soon overflow with the people that Carolyn Martin sent down it. George Knode - That Alice Banzhoff will be married by 1953. Jean Lizer - That Hilda Poffenberger will someday change her mind about the boys. Larry Lowman - That Faye Cavendar will be married before 1953. Joan McCauley - That the Giggling Trio will never stop giggling. Lois' McCauley - That Barbara Artz and Shirley Martin will never be old maids. Carolyn Martin - That Bonnie Kitchen will soon be a very successful nurse. Shirley Martin - That Barbara Artz will be Mrs. Air Force by 1953. Joe Marsh - That George Knode will someday be a double for a movie star Frankenstein , Doris Miller - That Dixie Jessop will always be a flirt. Jack Murray - That Joe Marsh will never set the world on fire. Norman Pearman - That George Sword will never have to worry about being overweight. Hilda Poffenberger - That Ruth Anderson will never stop talking about the movies. Virginia Rhoton - That Dorothy Diebert will be married before April, 1953. Louise Schetrompf - That Norma Dellinger will be eating donuts from now to hard to tell when! John Swope - One-half of the boys of the class of 52 will be serving Uncle Sam in the Armed Forces. Nancy Thomas - That Shirley Howell wil be traveling to rodeos with Paul Babington after graduation. Vernon Trumpower - That John Swope will soon be a professor. WE REMINISCEH The Senior Class of 52 turns back the hands of time to Sept. 7, 1948. That was the be- ginning of our great careerg We knew we had a rugged path lying before us but we were pre- pared to face all problems that might cross it. The Freshman year found us adjusting ourselves to high school life. It was easy for some and difficult for others. That year four new teachers joined the staff of W. H, S, We will never forget Mr. Scott's science class. It was during that year we practiced sending Morse Code. We also had fun applying artificial respiration. This was very much needed after our struggle in algebra class, where we were trying to find the unknown quantity. Upon completing our Freshman year we had made our first step over that rugged path, Sophomores! - Howwell the academic Students remember this year - the first year of Latin, How could they forget - Labor omnia vincit. This is a phrase that was often quoted by their Latin teacher, Miss Hitchens. After completing the first semester, we had a vague idea of what to expect in second year Latin, Geometry was also a challenge to the academic students. This subject was supposed to teach us to reason logically. By the end ofthe Sophomore year, the commercial students had completed a course in junior business and were now preparing themselves for further study in the secretarial field. The end of the Sophomore year brought us over the second step of the path that was lying before us. The commercial students remember well the Junior year. This was the year they were introduced to typing and shorthand. What a time they had learning the keys on a typewriter! Oh! ! I That first week of dictation. While the commercial students were busy typing, the academics were busy with their ex- periments in chemistry. Look out! There goes another test tube! Time passed quickly and before we knew it, we were planning for the greatest event of the year, the Junior - Senior Prom. What a time we had deciding upon an orchestra! But the prom turned out to be a huge success. The Senior year was our most significant year of school. Many events took place that year, The most important one was the publishing of the Annual. We spent many hours getting the pages ready to meet our various deadlines. Another important event that took place was the Senior Play, Aaron Slick From Punkin Crick. We have enjoyed our four years of learning and we will always hold on to our memories - pleasant and otherwise. 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