Williamsport High School - Guneukitschik Yearbook (Williamsport, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1957 volume:

neufzfsciff Volume VIII Published By Q Cgenzbz' C,1L.s'.s' O Y ' ,fi Aga.. Zf!1Md1n.s,1Q0rf Cscfoof Williamsport, Maryland YYY' 2 an ii i i 1 3 aww ii ff Ill L Q 1 Q, Ill f inf an cgi' 2 . .i ww, ., . AM, E33 H23 hx f av, - Aw-1 ,. WE- 'Wi .gm f W.a:.g MNT um am W Www .,9'w 'Nan ,SXIVIZ7 FT '7!3, v if 1? ravi- :J ', : 1 n 5 P Mm A. FY? 21 P 5 . 8 . mx. 'E Bal it., . .A ,u J. fi 13 - F ' Ziilfw YQQA fr f '- J,- 'f .- ffl I Q, B i gore ze 'iw A Often the misdeeds of the youth of America are oversufessed and their accomplishments overlooked. In the 1957 edition of the Guneukitschik, we have tried to show that an overwhelming majority of teen-agers participate in clean, wholesome recreation and have accomplished worthwhile deeds. It is our hope that in looking through this yearbook, a new outlook on youth may be obtained. With this in mind the Staff presents to you the 1957 Guneukitschik. B 9.9 I of 9' Q . H 9 :digg V on gif 'ls 2, if Af ,M 2'- 8 N ,' ng will ty t Q F A I Y as K, -31 ' 45,v. 3 .fix 2,,,,r, A ..,,. ' 'ig f .sim fl n .Ju 4 'i -.-M. 9 Y x N Q v , ,.,.. .....m 0QfAc'af1012 , , I , I QE ' 1 Hi Toth outhof 'lliamsjrt igh Salool whofthrough hard work, 3 spo manship, a , co-opera n, have laid a firm foundation of 2 , gid citize ship and have proved themselves to be worthwhile indi- 6 vguals. wb ,cdifrate this volume of the Guneukitschik. v X t, yt n K 5, L A I- K, QM- 1 'N' 1 fh iiaunavf.-f V ' . f .1 .st I X ll I fl Q. 1 ,I H J aw! '-9-.-.2-fs' rg 4 N10 41? 'TNQ 'Lx H -Q Q E 0'7- 1 . N k X ' , , s, 3 ,gi Y Juv i 0 2 3 k'. 1.- 9' fy' if . IPL ,,. 1 , df' ., ' 44,-4 U f u-X Ani Q fn... in 1 ,,, -1'5 - 4 -Tn 3' .5 i aclministrcatio + 2 ---Q-1 THE PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE The young people of the United States have the unique privilege of having made available for them a free public education through high school. To those who have taken advantage of this opportunity I give my congratulations. All of us at Williamsport High School should be endeavoring to work toward a common goal: that of providing, or obtaining, as the case may be, the best possible education. My hope is that we have provided you, not only good instruction in subjects, but also many ac- tivities, social and educational, that will help you become a conscientious workman, an understanding parent, a responsible citizen and above all, a truly worthwhile individual. My first year at Williamsport High is the last year for the seniors. I wish them the best of fortune in whatever future endeavor they undertake, 3. W hn L. Lamochan, Jr. Principal MARY E. BREAKALL Librarian B.A. , University of Maryland dClIiy EVELYN H, CHURCH English B,A, , Wake Forest 'IQKA L- WILLIAM A, BYERS Economic Geography, Junior Business, Drivers' Education Coach B.S, , Frostburg State Teachers B,A, , Western Maryland College College M,Ed. , Westem Maryland College BERTHA C, BRITNER Physical Education Fieldball, Basketball, Softball 415 IEANNETTE K. BYLER Guidance Counselor Hood College B.S. , University of Maryland M,Ed. , University of Maryland ., -:: 'r RICHARD E. DOUB MARION C, ESHELMAN U.S. History, Algebra I,Il, Office Practice, Bookkeeping, Trigonometry, Solid, Plane Ge- Shorthand, Typing ometry, Soccer, Baseball Coach A,B, , University of Maryland B,S. , Gettysburg College 1 JOHN L. FROST Science 1 B,S. of Ed. , Frostburg CHOHDATA MILFORD S, GROVE Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Academic Typing 12 4 jiiw ,f 00 R, O Ni, ML., , .J '41, -K, e ' N 'aff' 'A HERBERT E, HAYS Science, Math B,S, , Shippensburg State Teachers B,S, , Gettysburg College College ev ELLEN N, HEFFNER Music, Dramatic Coach B. S. , Hood College WILDA I. HENRY CHARLES L. HIGHBARGER LARUE H. HITCHENS World History, English, Reading P,O,D, , World History, U. S. English, French, Latin B,A, , Shepherd College History, Reading, Pupil Per- A.B, , Juniata College sonnel B, Ed. , University of Miami Q VENUS? ,fr MARGARET R. JENKINS Eighth Grade Core A,B, , University of Maryland WALTER W. PETERMAN Seventh Grade Core B,S. , University of Maryland 1 v Z 3 W-?W Yiiw HARRY E. KIGHT Instrumental Music B, S. , Concord College M,Ed. , Marshall College RICHARD S, MOORE Special Core, Seventh, Eighth, Ninth, Eleventh Grade History A,B. , Shepherd College RAYMOND A. POFFENBERGER Industrial Arts B. S, , Frostburg State Teachers College MARY E. MCGHEE English, Civics A,B. , Radford College ,.. JOSEPH R. SCOTT Agriculture A, B. , Bridgewater College M.S. , Virginia Polytechnic lnsti tute FACULTY CHRISTMAS PARTY Before the Christmas Vacation, the High School and Elementary School Faculties held a tea in the home economics room. lt being the first faculty tea at which faculty wives were present, Mrs. Carnochan met the faculty members, while Mr. Carnochan and Mr. Bailey were presented gifts from the staff, acu Q Mews NEW FACULTY MEMBERS Mr. John Carnochan, our principal, came to us from Maugansville where he served in the same capacity. He was a former teacher and administrative assistant at Hagerstown High School. At midterm our guidance counselor, Mrs. Jeanette Byler, transferred to us from Woodland Way. Mrs. Evelyn Church joined the faculty after four years' teaching experience at Union Grove High School, Statesville, North Carolina. During the past four years, before coming to W,H,S. , Mr. John Frost taught at Clearspring. Mr. Herbert Hays was an instructor at the University of Kansas before becoming a member of our faculty. Mrs. Wilda Henry is beginning her teaching career at Williamsport High School this year. Mr. Charles Highbarger is a transfer from Hancock High School. He has previously had three years of teaching experience. The vacancy in the home economics department was filled by Mrs. Virginia Small who formerly taught at Martinsburg High School. Miss Barbara Tedrick is also beginning her teaching career at Williamsport High School. ff 'I iors V aw. fv -,, W.. .-..,,.... ,WM . . W, QM.- . ,.,. LM, -sg i1:k i'41:!lwg,A , W 1-au ...Q , . , W -A Y . ,.,. ,.- -..- bln ... ,, ,,,, , mf' I .... A 4 -. , M, ,W W... i.v...,... . . M, .-.W m,,,,,,,, , vbam, ,Mfay 7652222 4--.5 w wwn 5.14.3-up -nn lv -gf- X f -v-1 V.-...V .A .Z .wr ,MW au-wun., .N-......f. N. 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Student Council 35 Special Choir 3, 4, President 4, Band 1,2,3,4, Uni- form Major 4g FFA 1,2,3,45 Soccer 45 FFA Basketball. PRESTON ARTHUR BRITNER General Pep Anything goes for a good chuckle. Everyone's friend. WILLIAM VAUGHN BRITNER General Bil1 WQ 5 X 4r 'LZ1 X ,ww b 4, ff. p !'l apo- M cd ' fir 'P Good sport nice guy, has made a friend of everyone, Soccer 3,43 Track 3,4, A vsp, ,. 'Q' 'Qian fx,- 1-f,r WWW? ROLLIN EUGENE BYERS General Ro1lo Always late--never hurries. Special Choir 1, Band l,2,3. WANDA LEE CANFIELD Academic Skippy When love and duty clash, let duty go to smash. Yearbook Staff 4g Special Choir 3, 4, Vice President 4, Radio Club 2, 3,4, President 4, Cheerleader 2,3, 43 Fieldball 2,3,4, Captain 4. MARY ALICE CAVENDER General Spike Talks constantly, always has some- thing to say--anything. Special Choir 1,2,3,4g Librarian 3. ROBERT FRANKLIN CUNNINGHAM General Bob Flat top--real gone 'Olds' FFA 1,2, 3,4. MURRAY DENNIS DELAUTER Academic Murph Swell guy--great athlete. Everyone friend. 's Prom Committee 35 Special Choir 3, 4, Radio Club 4g Soccer 2,3,4g Basketball 3,4g Class President 4g Yearbook Staff 4. LEONARD DORSEY Vocational Leonard Quiet and reserved--a friend of every- one. FFA 1,2,3,4g Soccer 2. l.fx N. lf t-v R A l .,ekJk.J D Q 'their' SWR' K Ga fi fx :WS ffin ... my 'ig HARRY FRED DOWNEY Academic Fred Take care of meg good men are rare. Senior Class Treasurer 45 Student Council 35 Yearbook Staff 3,4g Prom Committee Treasurer 3g Radio Club 3,45 FFA Public Speaking 35 Vice President 4. ANDREW JACKSON DOWNIN Vocational Jack Likes farming and females. Student Council 1,2,4g Prom Com- mittee 3g FFA l,2,3,4, Vice Presi- dent 3, President 4g Policy Com- mitteeg FFA Basketball 1,2,3,4g Senior Class Vice President. VIRGINIA GAIL DRAKE Academic Skip Speedy, small in stature, big in heart. Student Council 3, Executive Com- mittee 3g Yearbook Staff 3,.Co-Ed- itor 4g Prom Committee 3g special Choir lg Cheerleader 1,2,3,4g Field- ball 2, 3,43 Softball Timekeeperg Basketball 3,4. CARL LUTHER DRURY Vocational Droopie I love work. I could sit and watch it all day. FFA 2,3,4. ELLEN SUSANNE EBERSOLE Academic Sue Always studying--how to get into more mischief! Special Choir 3,4g Radio Club 2,3, 4g Cheerleader 3,4. IAMES MARK EICHELBERGER Vocational Ike Aim--to take life easy and get rich quick. Band 1,2,3,4, Secretary and Treas- urer 4g FFA 1,2,3,4, FFA Basketball 2,3,4. P'R,,,, ii Qi CLF' Qxlll' .ITV 'YQ-up Q-,c Wire! 0--f' -Q. ' Q4 Qsx..p?' sl- i if V . ,Q-if' an , fw-bar ny 4 X JOHN CLARK EIC!-IELBERGER Vocational Mike Loves fun, money, and girls, in that order. This no one can understand! Band 1,2,3,4, Manager 3,45 FFA 1, 2,3,4g FFA Basketball 2,3,4. NEVELYN ESTELLE EVANS Commercial Evans Have fun, enjoy life. We don't live forever. Student Council 2, Yearbook Staff, Sales Manager 4, Prom Committee 3, Special Choir 3,4g Radio Club 3, GEORGE KELLY FRICK Academic George His good sportsmanship and friendly disposition have made him popular! Student Council 2,4, President 4, Photographer for Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Soccer 2,3,4g Basketball 3,4, Prom Chairman 3. HAROLD FULLER General Jim Loves the outdoor life, such as swim ming, hiking, etc, A friend to all, LJ M Y, .. ,inf and oh, those big brown eyes! Special Choir 3. JOHN GISH Vocational John Oh, that wave you have. Look out, girls, here comes John, FFA 1,2,3,4. MAMIE LORETTA GREEN Commercial Ret Certainly keeps her mailman busy! Great lover of---coffee, Yearbook Staff, Typist and Sales- man 4g Special Choir 3,4, Librarian 4g Radio Club 2,3,4, Secretary- Treasurer 4. E a as lx Cf 'M-WE 'HW JOHN BAECHTEL GROVE Vocational Grovie Jerry Lewis sure has competition! FFA 1,2,3,4g Co-Editor Newspaper 4, MARGARET LUCRETIA HARSH Academic Butch Member of the Gleesome Threesome! Yearbook Staff 4g Prom Committee. 3g Cheerleader 2,3,4g Fieldball 2, 3,4. BARBARA ELLEN HAWBAKER Commercial Barbie Katherine's other half. Basketball 3g Fieldball 4g Softball 2,3 BETTY HENSEL General Boo Gigg1ebox was written especially for her! Loads of fun. FHA 3g Fieldball 4g Basketball 2. LARRY GENE HORCHNER Vocational Larry Easy to get along with. Oh, how quiet he is. Student Council 2,3g Band 1,2,3,4: FFA 1,2,3,4g FFA Basketball 2,3,4. GENE ATLEE IAMISON General Gene Just loves English class! FFA 2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4. xx--La. an---M VOTE'- lw- F 'R V' i,..1Q T7 A' 1 sg. Q sh' I 1-1,--' 5 'lf ,J 5' N. 'QU X MARVIN LESTER JAMISON General Marvin Oh, he's bashful! Has a winnin' grin and a beautiful wave. Student Council 45 FFA l,2,3,4, Secretary 3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4. GEORGE FRANKLYN KREPS General Jackie Quiet, cute, and athletic. Stand aside, gals, here he comes. Special Choir 3, Soccer 3,45 Basket- ball 4g Baseball 2,3,4g Track 4. JOSEPH WALTER KREPS Vocational Walt Still water runs deep. He's fun and blushes easily. ROBERT SIDNEY LITTEN General Bo Little , but mighty. Band lg FFA 2,3,4. KATHERINE ANN MAGOUTAS Academic Kate Likes sports and long hikes. Gets ex- cited at the games? Yearbook Salesman 45 Special Choir 3, Band 1,2,3,4, Secretary-Treas- urer 1,2, Librarian 4, Basketball 3g Softball 2,3. BARBARA ANN MALOTT Commercial Barb Never without a joke. Just loves to laugh, Prom Committee 3, Special Choir 3,4g Typist on Newspaper Staff. U S I fl 1... ly fl! 5 'xr 0, ,N-N' 'ty -Q,-- S-as N9 fgg r r S' fx 1-aw Jig fe- M- I l ,,, , 1:5-37' K-.QW WM' J, ge fx S., , 7 , . . ft. 'f , sl-4, Q 3 Q 'J 1 K I fiks ,rr '1.. X A K 0 .ay -Q - 71 WY RONALD CLINTON MARTIN General Ron Oh, that sax, Blows a blue horn. Band 1,2,3,4, Publicity Manager 4, President 1. NANCY LEE McCAULEY Commercial Nancy Quiet and reserved, she has made many friends. SAMUEL EARL MCCAULEY General Earl Has finally decided to quit hunting and graduate. Prom Committee 3g Special Choir 3,4g Band 1,2,3g Track 3,4. SHARON ANITA MELLOTT Academic Sam Third of the Gleesome Threesome. Friendly and helpful. Student Council 4, Yearbook Staff 4 Basketball Manager 2,3g Softball 2, 3,4g Fieldball 2,3,4. NORMA JANE MESSNER Commercial Jerry Unpredictablel Lots of fun. Prom Committee 3, Special Choir 3,4g Basketball Timekeeper 3,4g Fieldball 2,43 Softball 2, CHARLES MARSHALL MILLS General Charley Aim--to fly to Mars in a peanut shell??? Special Choir 3,43 Band 1,2,3,4g Publicity Manager lg Soccer 2, Base- ball 3g Track 3,4. A-33:-T 'i 'Y' it .4 Ns. fb ' ? I A R we 'Xtra' N'f ?' f-,K fin M. Q-,,::'v Y e,u 1l ,, FRANKLIN K, MYERS General Henry Pranks and jokes are his daily pas- time, FFA 1,2,3,4. JAMES ROBERT MYERS General Jim He doesn't agree and he doesn't dis- agreeg my, he's quiet, Softball 1. ROSALYN MAE NALLEY Commercial Roz Thinks a lot about Rhode Island'g or rather someone there, Yearbook Staff, Typist and Sales- man 4g Prom Committee 35 Special Choir 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 4g Radio Club 4. DELLA VIRGINIA NAVE Academic Dell Pretty voice, pretty face, and a pleasing personality that wins all, Student Council, Secretary 45 Special Choir 3,4g Softball 1,2,3,4g Basket- ball 3. KENNETH NEFF Vocational Kenny Loves the FFA Active farmer. Baseball 3g FFA Basketball 1. ROBERT EUGENE PALMER General Bob Athletic. Heroes are made, not born. Prom Committee 3g Special Choir 33 Soccer 2,3,4g Baseball 2,3,4g Track 3,4, an PS X ,. - 1:,,f 'fi X Q X . jeff X' If X xslt? V Q25 Qt s., an ' .R Ms 'Q' -fl 50- E' ran 'CDD 'lf ex WILMA LEA PAYNE Commercial Jack Believes that all good things come to those who wait. Class Secretary 4g Yearbook Staff 4g Prom Committee 3, Newspaper Staff 4, VINCENT NORMAN PLOTNER Academic Norman Live fast, die young, and have a good looking corpse. Homeroom President 3g Yearbook staff 3,43 Prom Committee 35 Band 1,2,3,4, President 3, Publicity Manager lg Track 4, THOMAS POTTS Vocational Tea Pots His Motto, Never Hurry, never worry, FFA 1,2, 3,4. BETTY LOU PRESTON Commercial Bet Petite, likes to dance on everyone else's feet, Prom Committee 3g Special Choir 4, Basketball 3, Scorekeeperg Fieldball 3, Scorekeeper, Newspaper Staff 4. WILLIAM CORWELL ROCK Vocational Bill He could go to sleep standing in a corner. FFA 1,2,3,4g Baseball 2,3, DONALD LESLIE SHANK General Don Tall, and handsome, too. Loves a good joke. Yearbook Salesman 4, FFA 3,4, Treasurer 45 Soccer 2g Basketball 2, 3,43 Baseball 2, Ng' -if' ,L in-nw my 34 ,Q .G jr vp- .., Q' if 12 if f fa' ff LEROY PATRICK SHANK Vocational Pat Nice looking farmer to have around. Q A friend to everyone. 4. 5 2 bal12,3,4. 5, RONALD GEARLD SHANK Qgl! General Ronnie ml Cute, lovely, wave, likes girls, Baseball 2,3,4g Track 4, ,f GALE SHAWYER General Gale Bookworm, just loves English class! Just loves sports, Soccer 2,35 Baseball 2,3. Wqvr PATRICIA M. SHIFFLETT General Pat Silent partner, Alice's shadow. Very friendly. Prom Committee 3g FHA 2,3. JUNE EVELYN SIGLER Commercial Mick Fun and cute, with an eagemess to help that has made her dear to all, Prom Committee 3g FHA 35 Business Manager of Newspaper 4. JUNE LORRAINE SMITH Commercial Smitty Smitty! Student Council lg Special Choir 3, 4g Fieldball 4. I FFA 1,2,3,4, Reporter 4g FFA Basket- Loves shorthand? That lovely red hair, IU' 3 Z , A 5-- -.gr QS 'F' X 3 x Q-jjff J'S!iiQ.,,,,.g.,f ,sux f we is 'H-uf' ,Q JEAN ISOBEL STEWART Commercial Jeanie Generous with her time and talents, never too busy to help, Co-Editor of Yearbook 4g Special Choir 3,4g Radio Club 3,4, Program Chairman 4, Student Council 3, Homeroom Treasurer 4. WILLIAM W, TAYLOR General Bill TV insect. Man of experience! Student Council 3, Radio Club 3,45 Yearbook Staff, Advertising Manager 4, Basketball 2,3,4g Track 3, Special Choir 1. SANDRA THOMAS Commercial Sandy Mischievousl Loves fun, Special Choir 3,4g FHA 3. ALICE MARY TURNER General Al Me and my shadow - Pat. Special Choir 3,4. n LOIS ELAINE TURNER Commercial Dick Speaks no evil, sees no evil, hears no evil, Yearbook Staff, Typist and Sales- man 4g Prom Committee 3, Special Choir 3,4, Librarian 4. ELIZABETH WEBB Commercial Betty Would you mind sharing that peanut shell to Mars? Assistant Librarian 35 Special Choir 4, '2 K- fvx wr '1 11:7 'Q' f Ln G T' 'wr--ur' HAROLD WAYNE WILLIAMS General Willie Plays a mean drum! Special Choir 3,43 Band 1,2,3,4, Librarian 4g Radio Club 25 Basket- - ball 3,49 Baseball 25 Library Club 33 Newspaper Staff 4, ARTHUR G. YEAKLE General A.G. I'm not lazy, I'm just saving my energy! Yearbook Staff 4g Special Choir 3 45 Band lp Soccer 2,3,4g Basket- ball 2,3,4g Track 3,4. Q C8912 ICI' it Vfwbw, in WQTTT' MAKING PLANS FOR THE TRIP The senior trip this year was taken to New York City. Approxi- mately 27 seniors enjoyed three full days of fun and excitement in the city of bright lights. The trip was made by train and was planned by the Vic Miller Travel Agency in Haerstown. . , 51557 W . , T IOYS junzbr GQJS Offgkzenv 'im 4 f'-'I 111210143 RICHARD ALLEN ROBERT BAIR 0-sq SANDRA BAKER ROSE BANZHOFF WILLIAM BA NZHOFF f I -3 AN 'Q X +71 v' Y f 01 LLYDE BARTLES JACK BOWERS PHILLIP BOWERS JUDY BRYAN EMMA JEAN BYERS ARLENE CAIRNES ANNA CAIRNES CONNIE CANFIELD I l I LLOYD CARBAUGH DOLORES LATLETT IUDY COSNER MERLE CRAWFORD EDMUND CUNNINGHAM JEANETTE DICK 415 MA RY ROSE HA RSH RUTH HENSELL LAURA HERBERT CHARLES HIXON NANCY HOCKENBERRY PATSY HOCKENBERRY WALTER DRIESBACH CAROL EICHELBERGER PHIL FOLTZ TERRY FORD FRED GA YLOR DIANA GROVE GEORGE HAMMOND KENNETH HARBAUGH 1 ii -1 BEVERLY HOFFMAN REGINA HOLLA ND JOHN HORNBAKER NANCY IUDD KENNETH KIRBY TOM KNODE HA ROLD LIT TEN DOROTHY MARTIN ix -fir more fl A A 94. 'li SHA RON MARTIN CA ROL MA SON HILDA MCKEE BERNADINE MILLER DONA LD MILLER TOMMY MYERS 'N ,. xj ' .. .sf A Wx. I ,L Nfvuilj .i weigh! R I A A.L f I X' s 4 Q -'L -,Y ' WILLIAM RHODES WAYNE RICHARDS EUGENE RIFFLE CHARLES SETTLES TOM SETTLES ELISSA SEYMOUR fel' 'NOT O NOT AVAILABLE 'I PHOYO N90 A Noble MARY IANE NEI-F BEA TRICE PALMER KENNETH PALMER RUTH PARKER RUTH PAYNE ROBERT PIKE BONNIE RHODES SHELVA RHODES J A s w-M44 JOHN SHANK TOM SHAW JUDY SHIFFLETT DONALD SNYDER NANCY SPEAKER CATHERINE SPIGLER JOA NNE STA LEY PHIL STRALEY NI is Q. P ELWOOD STRITE JUDY STUMBAUGH DICK SUMMERS ROBERT TAYLOR ZA NE TA YLOR DONNA TRACY Dee p concer1trat1or1'P SALLY TRAVER HA RRY TURNER NEDA WILLETTS Oh those research papers' 1112101 C C QUE? S' How about those French records? Thrs rs the way rt s done sop YES ','9' '4-4 f, f ,I l Jam es Burger Alfred Chaney Lois Cunningham Leon Fearnow Ronald Frick Beverly Gossard Darrell Griffith Elva Harsh Charles Hart Ava Anderson Robert Artz Charles Banzhoff Howard Banzhoff Rosalie Banzhoff Maxine Barkdoll Esther Boppe Ray Bowers John Byers Barbara Hartle Kenneth Hay Charles Henson James Herbert John Hetzer Bonnie Hoffman Charles Horchner Betty Hose , 4 I , 1 k Kenneth Hutzell Connie Jamison Billy Householder Fred Householder x X 5 nomovo ge f ,f 'A E Leonard Kershner Donald Knode Gary Knode Richard Koontz Eileen Litten George Magoutas George Malott Glenn Malott 'Ulu can can P' I Charles Palmer James Palmer Betty Payne James Poffenberger Betty Rhodes Catherine Rhodes Janet Rosenberry William Rowland Peggy Myers Philip Myers Sandra Myers Medessa Nalley I I-. 4 . Carole McCardell Lorraine McCauley Earl Michael Vernon Miles James Mills Sandra Moats Arletta Morgan David Myers Jack Rupp Vernon Rupp Mark Russman Audrey Sensenbaugh Judy Shank Greg Shawyer Joyce Shipley Shirley Shupp 3 fir, j 1 Wanda Sigler Barbara Smith 7-l'l ,Y ML, Virginia Sprecher Joseph Staley William Suffecool Albert Taylor Norman Teach Ruben Thomas Donna Turner Maxine Turner I William Turner Judy Weiderhold Paul Witmer Zane Young John Winterm oyer QSO!U5OI22 0149 CGI? QS f-XJ PLANT KINGDOM Biology Projects 3 vw xg , .D Q K :A 1 .X X x J JI! A 1 P Q Q sm fm- , Junior Business Class - -,.T.T-- - frleshmen , vi r Q A V i i f Q',:'h15 F' 4? I G-3 1 X Francis Coble Patsy Coffman Edward Collison Charlie Corwell Richard Cunningham Judy Davis Mary Davis Minnie Dickerhoff Lee Downey Bonnie Easterday Phyllis Eichelberger Jack Fazenbaker David Flora Linda Fox Charles Frazier Donald Guessford Joseph Hammond John Harsh Judy Harsh Kay Harsh f!v:A, I F93 122912 Mavin Abbott Victor Ardinger Bonnie Artz Patsy Bair Bonnie Baker Connie Banzhoff Tom Banzhoff Rena Banzhoff Donna Boyer Connie Bryan Robert Bryan Joyce Buharp Leon Catlett Yvonne Catlett Clyde Castle I Q . vi 'Q f . d J 3 Harold Harper James Hensell Isabelle Hess Patricia Higgins John Hixon Leonard Hoffman Raymond Horchner Riley Hott Margaret Hull Elaine Jamison Judy Judd Geraldine Kershner Duane Kinzer Roy Kline Allen Lowery Hx eil. Fred Lowman Gene Malott Beverly Martin Gary Martin Leonard McCardell Nancy McKee Chester Miller Patsy Miller Paul Mitchell Gladys Moats Kay Myers David Nalley Mary Ann Nave Edward Neff John Otzelberger Carolyn Palmer Phyllis Pike Ralph Poffenberger Norman Poole Mary Rager J Dvd Ellis Rhodes Donna Rhorer Paul Robinson Carrie Rosenberry Teddy Rowland Danielle Rubin Richard Seal Esther Shank Nancy Smith Howard Speaker William Spigler Jane Straley David Strite James Summers Patsy Taylor Lester Tosten Barbara Wetzel Charlotte Witmer Gary Wolford Richard Wright FRESHMAN ALGEBRA CLASS iz. ,ax ,A John Wyand Phyllis Zepp Beginning with the Freshman class students begin to separate into the groups which will do commercial, general, agriculture, and academic work. The students all take English, civics, and general science, and have the opportunity of selecting algebra, general mathematics, a foreign language, music, physical education, home economics, shop, and agriculture. fa 2? ff1 11fFIi 4 N V AL 'f w if .. -3'Iii Qf'1:: ? av fi ' 64 Q I ww... V 112 'rf 5 . , mp' f Q' 5 Q 4 If ggi! 65552 -Q .- ll X ll ll G53 X I L.-.. mf' mg 5 m 1 K-UU? 5 f W..-Q. ll ll gn 'll II W ll, ites ' 162551 ,M ffm si? , X 4' ' ad f 1. milf ,lov A fy Q K 5 K V S 1 X V .QF fit ,ff , nn , ff. 4 f f 1'iU '!5l?N n. , A 'WU1 , ,W 70Qaf cgfuknfs GAIL DRA KE FRED DOWNEY If at Aw waz' I f ,..-X V3 2951 Wrounof WA NDA CANFIELD ROBERT BOWERS Was! QMQQ fo cgucceeof JEAN STEWART ROBERT CUNNINGHAM enzbr My gqfffefzb BETTY HENSELL MURRAY DELAUTER N ye 939145012 affzes YT 051 Gourfeous JUNE SIGLER WALTER KREPS osf QZFICHOIQ SUE EBERSOLE PAT SHANK .4 fu Was! Wffkfzb PA TSY HOC KENBERRY KENNETH HARBAUGH ff? unzbr J ersonaffzes Zesf gfgro unof DOROTHY MARTIN TO MMY MY ERS Kes! csfuognfs DIANA GROVE JOHN HORNBAKER iv .f if 15 C i., in Q Viet? ff! i ADVISOR AND CO-EDITORS Mr. Grove, J. Stewart, and G. Drake The final deadline---the mad rush to meet it brought scenes of scurrying through the halls with copy sheets and photographs in hand and looks of exasperation upon the faces of the staff members, Our publication completed, we looked back and remembered the many hours of hard work, And yet, we remembered, too, the fun of sharing work with our fellow classmates, and we had a wonderful feeling of accomplishment. We extend our deepest appreciation and gratitude to our advisors, Mr. Grove, Mr. Doub, and Mr. Byers for their guidance and patience, and most of all, for their many hours of hard work. ,aff BUSINESS DEPARTMENT ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT N. Evans, L. Bomberger, and Mr. Doub B. Taylor, Mr. Byers, and S. Mellott wi is I H 1 -.Q an 'fir W M I 1-Q ul- -U . , p FE' 8' 1 1 We N ' ' L A y, f f ,AQ-f, i. A 43.6 Ld W. H. CSXUQQJQX Gouncz' One of the most important organizations of the school is the Student Council. This organization endeavors to bring about a better student body -faculty relationship. Under the supervision of Mr. Carnochan, the council has pro- moted many activities. Two of the most important projects the coun- cil has undertaken this year were the purchasing of an electric score- board for the gymnasium and the managing of the concession stand at the basketball games. President GEORGE FRICK County Secretary NANCY IUDD 'ki A project of the Ways and Means Committee operating the coke stand . EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Seated: Della Nave, Secretary and Chairman of Pro- ject Committeeg Nancy Judd, Vice Presidentg George Frick, Presidentg Ronald Frick, Treasurer. Standing: Dickie Allen, Chairman of Dance Committee, Dorothy Martin, Chairman of Welfare Committee: Beverly Hoffman, Chairman of Ways and Means Committeeg Jack Downin, Chairman of Seating Committeeg Mr. Carnochan, Sponsor, Students enjoying one of many dances sponsored by the Student Council. M12 pdl If l -, V 'X sf. 'Qi ig Vs... nm ', ,lf ' ' Lgil, Wm ,L rf in 'J121?fAmiE'2Z1 Q11 jqrggiaztsryl Mf wiv Viv' gaszfIdi'?2 yliifn J: gf1iQIQ'i'f Q9 v , v f T '1 HH 4 H124 ,Q f 1, Liiifml ,Q-' 5. lf In lj 5 -M1 , M5.,.A, W- 7 D A ww- T'-'ay -W .' . K 'V 1 - -A 1 ,, v ' ',mg, A ,,'f:1v' . ,' ,, ' ' 111.4 k ' ' 'I' . ' 'mf - J. , W a..,.,,h,, - 'M'Q: W - '- H+-M. .a ' 1 Vrffrzvf , r-f ,. - A, -ygmf Ll me lil- Q L sf? A411 Q9 A 1 H N I A A , , 56: A xy . ' :wx agp' KW. L., Q . -.. .fy ' X. . ... A . X- NASA F -- M JA, n:'r'-dh -Y , - v xx. f ..--+ J gf .+.f.f.wf A lf, ' I ' , ' 'H 1 . zu 'iq' y A 4.1 . ni -igxf' i,.Q -. ggi! .I 1. 4 ' Q' 'K px ' N ,Z , J .Q N 4 ll .1 f R4 f ' ' y f ag -' ,. ' Nl J 4 ' ' Rl, N 'Q--ur- L 1O'- 1 5.-vp'-' ' J -f 3 L A t ': Q , -. .' M' ' , ' - an-I-xf. ' v ' X NN 15 W. A ' ss. il ' ' ul AA nn V' ' ' 1 ... , V' n f' V Q gh ,A Y it Q .3 -7 . . ,5 4 AZ b , XX as Wi . ' 11, ' 1 M if . I ,gg i . wg-J l - 1 I . 2: W 2 ll P 4 1 ' . ' M left to right: Regina Holland. Captain Neda Willetts Ruth Payne Judy Shank Dorothy Martin Emma Jean Byers, Cassie Monniger, Sandra Palmer Connie Holland Mary Jane Neff OFFICERS Standing, left to right: Fred Gaylor, Assistant Manager, Wayne Williams Librarian, Katherine Magoutas, As- sistant Librarian, Robert Bowers, Uniform Managerg Ronald Martin, Publicity Manager. Seated, left to right: John Eichel- berger, Manager, James Eichelber- get, Secretary, Norman Plotner, Presidentg Ronald Frick, Vice Presi- dent. ,sg i X 5 Aggie: Al L4 gig 1 is 'gifs E if li peczdf 0124 The Special Choir of Williamsport High School is a select group of eleventh and twelfth grade students who are interested in gaining more knowledge and appreciation of music, Some of the major activities of the choir this year were presenting the operetta, Smoky Mountain, participating in the annual Christmas Assembly, and giving the Spring Concert, Due to Mrs. Heffner's unavoidable accident, the choir was under the direction of our principal, Mr, Carnochan, for several weeks. OFFICERS President ---- - - ROBERT BOWERS Business Manager ----------- DELLA NAVE Vice President ---- - - WANDA CANFIELD Librarians ----- LOIS TURNER, LORETTA GREEN Secretary-Treasurer - - - - - ROSALYN NALLEY Accompanists DUGCIOI' SUE EBERSOLE NEVELYN EVANS MRS, HEFFNER K' . 'S O tAI2?QfIC'd F.F. A. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE This group was very active in planning the work of the organization. First row: Fred Downey, Vice Presidentg Jack Downin, Presidentg Marvin Jamison, Secre- tary. Second row: Leonard Kershner, Joe Hammond, Pat Shank, Reporter. Third row: Larry Horchner, Lee Downey, Clyde Bartles, Sentinel, Terry Ford, Donald Shank, Treas- urer. The Future Farmers of America is one of the most active organizations in the school. This year 22 graduates will be F.F. A. members, This is the largest group of F.F.A. boys to graduate from W.H. S. It is a goal of the chapter that each member carry out at least one project. Many members have and keep records on several projects. This year total labor income of the chapter members topped S14,000. Four members won gold, silver and bronze medals in the Farm Bureau project contest. Gerald Cavanaugh, a graduate member of our chapter, achieved the highest F.F. A. honor in the state. He received the Maryland Star Farmer Award, This award took into consideration Gerald's F. F. A. activities and his present extensive farming program, To finance our chapter's activities, we sold Christmas cards, wrapping paper and garden seeds. We entered a booth at the fair which won the Sweepstakes Award and netted us S65 in cash. Q. H' 'XEQ x x , b-mx-' ll! .. -... ,.. , ,fx .6 X X .ff -5 ,fb . 2... -.ja X X , X Q. ' 4, ' ' -:url '17 I . . V .. V-, X if - - , , 7 V .. N , ,, , 'Y p 1 1' 5,7 A iff' 1- R , f .V X I A 1' K f. f 'S 1-1 ,ff-f f' .... V? 0 qi, f W, r .f Q. wr., 44 x ,411-V J V- - 1 S :GC 'X Q- i 1 ' 9 , f I . 1' q C A 0- js Q ' d h jf , , Q , ' , fi' U.. 1 4 23- f ' G .4 , ' a'..: 1.' ' ' J , ' K If v' Ag a J, , :bl W h 4' ? Q th' , 1:1 V ' I , Rift' i gf WHEAT 'CSR I in P ,tiff vs V 3 -5, vga, ., , Mm A ,- A if X uf 'BY 'Rf 'UP' In ea YO SE Q6U.S!Ud!0QI For the first time in many years Williamsport High School has published a newspaper, the Billporter, Due to the efficiency and fine work of the newspaper staff its pro duction has stimulated school interests and the newspaper staff has gained valuable ex perience in grammar and editing, Editor ----- Assistant Editor - - Business Editor - - Social Editor - - - Exchange Editor - - Sports Editors - - Art - - - Miscellaneous - - Reporters ---- Typists - - Proofreader - - Supervisor - - STAFF - -NORMA MESSNER ' ' JOHN GROVE ' ' ' ' JUNE SIGLER - - ARLENE CAIRNES - - SALLY TRAVER - WAYNE WILLIAMS MARY JANE NEFF - - HARRY TURNER JOHN HORNBAKER - - - DIANA GROVE CAROLE MCC ARDELL LEONARD KERSHNER BONNIE EASTERDAY - BARBARA MALOTT BETTY LOU PRESTON - - - WTLMA PAYNE - - MRS. CHURCH fi 1 XUX X5 4 v-A 'N-4' in 2 '-ix X 1 af' 'WW L . Ns f .lk ' x H5 ' HX .QQ , if O 4 0 'Fw' 3 f'1 t ties ,Q 14,0112 7 . fo 112 112 zffee Left to right: Fred Downey Gail Drake Murray Delauter Lucretia Harsh Norman Plotner Wilma Payne Harry Harsh Lindin Bomberger George Frick June Kesselring Jack Downin Advisor, Miss Dorn Dancing under the Stars THE GRAND MARCH uzzzbr- 9121014 yjrom It has finally arrived--that evening in May that every junior has planned and worked so hard for and every senior has anticipated since the first day of school. Her first formal and her first corsage. Dad gave him the keys to the family car with- out hesitation or asking, Is it necessary? The voice of their parents saying, Well, try not to make it too late, sounds like Heaven compared to the usual, Be home by twelve, Dancing under the tin'foil stars in a sky of blue crepe paper is like dancing under Paris skies on a beautiful spring evening to these enthralled youth. Finally, as the strains of the last melody fill the room, they ask incredulously, 'Where did the time go? And even though it is over, the thrill and beauty of this evening will be relived many times over in the hearts of these happy youth, GQJJ 0 256 On the evening of June 5, the members of the class of 1956 finally received their diplomas. The graduation exercise was the climax of working and studying together for twelve long years, As we sat listening with pride to our Valedictorian, Connie Cline, and to our Salutatorian, Mary Lou Martin, our hearts were filled with happiness not only because of their achievement but also be- cause of our own achievement. And yet there was a feeling of regret in knowing that we were leaving our Alma Mater. But as each of us received our diploma, our thoughts leaped from the past into the future. We were filled with hope and faith and ready to do our part in making our world a better place in which to live. Presentation of Diplomas 7 First row, left to right: Mary Lou Martin, Lucille Cole, Cathy Britner, Connie Cline, Carolyn Coakley, Lois Norris, Mary McCardell, Barbara Taylor, Second row: George Keeney, Charles Jessop, Oakie Mc- Kee, Doyle Catlett, Jack Hose, l-Iollie Palmer. K 1. Alumni Award --------- 2. George W. Taylor Memorial Prize - 3. Goetz Awards ---------- 4. Citizenship Medal ------ 5. Williamsport Lions Club Award - - 6. The Leaf Memorial Prize ------ 7, William A, Teach Memorial Award - ZUJI' LS' - - coNN1E CLINE - ------------- BARBARA TAYLOR - - DOYLE CATLETT, MARY ELLEN MCCARDELL LOISNORRIS - CAROLYN COAKLEY - - - - FRED GAYLOR - - - - ------- MARY Lou MARTIN 8. American Legion School Awards ----------- CHARLES JESSOP, LUCILLE COLE 9. The Potomac Post 202 American Legion Auxiliary Award- ------- CA THY BRITNER 10, Myron L. Bloom Essay Contest Awards 11. Agriculture Accomplishment Award ---- 12, William Shipley Memorial Prize - - 13. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Charlton Languag 14. Dr. l, M. Zimmerman Award - - - 15. Readers' Digest Award ------ 16. Bausch and Lomb Science Award - - 17. Sportsmanship Award ------ - - CAROLYN COAKLEY, MARY ELLEN MCCARDELL BARBARA TAYLOR - - OAKIE MCKEE - - - - - CHARLES JESSOP e Award - - - CONNIE CLINE - - - - - - -HOLLIE PALMER - - CONNIE CLINE - CONNIE CLINE - -JACK HOSE .Jive f-.f U13 uaf 1069 Gommzffee The projectionists and their young appren- tices have ably assisted our faculty and brought many enjoyable and educational hours to the student body during this school term. The committee consists of: Mr, Poffenberger, faculty advisory C, Mills, B, Taylor, V. Ardinger, J, Harsh, I. Otzelberger, R, Seal, Q spear bl' QQIDOCFGCY Although there was a lack of participation in the school Voice of Democracy Contest, our school representative placed as a semi- finalist in the county competition. Della Nave, our entrant, did not get beyond this point, but the school congratulates her for representing us. Some students wait for the Z2 6609912 301299 Enjoying a cool coke after a fast dance, Box to change those Elvis records. On October 26, 1956, the students of W, H, S, and special guests enjoyed dancing to the juke box from 7:30 to 11:00 p,m. Gingerbread and cider were served by the Student Council, Someone has to do it! . J., I . . , . 4...-.... -Q V A..,...Y,J. . F---Q-v.v.,.-L.1...L... P -,+,.,.,4... ,-.x..,....L. , . , .L- - ,,,,.- ,, -..l ...NL , ,.., ...J-.. .J-.L ' A ,..n-Y-.417 .A-.V---f. 1,-..A?-,LM .-.L , N 'TI .fl 1,,-.,Af.l-jfl Q X L.. ,.V.L,, ,. ... ,,, x....,.- . ,.-.,.,.,.-T,A- ML.. V i-+-L,.1' ,. ,. , .., ,.,--1 ..... , TA-. l,.,.l..5 . I TR- fb .T ,. Y x .....l..... ...,. S , x Q-1 f ' I 14X . I 5 ...L ,Q 1 l, ,' All 'x. .lr li A L. I ' -l AHS? P 5, x x X ,fix ali' in 'xifff y! Y -A S., Q V 'gf - 'm? f' QA 3 dx ,R W u ,- ,ea ,pg i 5? 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S . 3 .gy. 1,3 ' v QW . gg: , we K if 5 X -w xm ,f 1 I 5 if J' QIZIOI' Gkss yjdy CAST fln order of appearancej George Murray Delauter Lucrlle Gall Drake John Condon Mrtchell Earl McCauley Brenda Johnson June Smrth Mack Wayne Wrlhams Robert Meredrth B111 Taylor Edward Martln Norman Plotner Green Fred Downey QFGIZ J JFIZQ Grand Pnze IS the story of a secretary who, as a contestant on a qurz show called Boss for a Day wrns her boss for twenty four hours Durrng that trme the boss must obey hrs secretary's every wrsh Unfortunately the secretary does the very thrng that she wanted to avo1d that rs to fall ln love wrth her boss Afterher france frnds out that she has spent a week end at the boss s country home, he goes out and patnts the town red Eventually, everythrng turns out frne wrth the secretary marryrng her boss and her france contlnumg on hrs merry way Mr Doub drrected the trcket sales and was assrsted by Donald Shank Wrlma Payne and Lucretra Harsh Mr Poffenberger supervrsed the makrng of scenery and was assrsted by Bob Palmer, Jack Kreps, Rolhn Byers and A G Yeakle The play was a grand success due to the excellent drrectron of Mrs Ellen Heffner Kate Wilson -------------------- Lindin Bomberger ll D ' 77 e SU , Ps. we Liz' ,fl fr K X xx ' 'X 5 J Q:-.A I in ' ' Mvggxfv- N'- i gras 9 QA T s -, , '35 ! 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Q , n ,Az .X 5,55 x ..1 A !':fg, -My -1- A 2 igiswsq . xx, ' ., f wx ' ':,'a2f,- ,.. Q. mat all fwialal W i1li1 swmallllQ ldlfind wa10en1mll2 l V as MENU 1 ll 45 at f s WMD -al - wma ill mi! iswwm any ff woman wiki it Q mmm Mm i fi ll inlsrfxwll s ww i kMiM! fw,:fsN:W1 1i1QI ' I W8inTSmUl fill.-. H 'M' ii:-,wh l..9w!'r:. 3 .174-:M W tif- , ,rw MM, ,swf g: , -: Our Xfgm cgcoregoarof This year our Student Council was looking for a worthwhile project that would improve our school. With the assistance of our Physical Education department, the council was made aware of the need for an electric scoreboard. After much consideration and debate, the council decided, with the co-operation of the student body, to raise the necessary funds with which to purchase the scoreboard, In the years preceding 1957, the school used a makeshift scoreboard on which the score was recorded by hand. On this new board, accurate time is kept and the score is registered quickly, easily, and is clearly visible to everyone in the stands. 759 ,Zoe 7109 The Jive Five was the first pep band to be used in any high school in this area, They toured ing before games and putting on half-time shows. The Five also added that extra ounce of bounce to our pre-game pep rallies at school, Left to right: Wayne Williams, Norman Plotner, Ronald Mar- tin, Victor Martin, Ronald Frick. with the basketball teams, play- .HD A . an 'vig 'A X1 5 9 l -i' L.-. First row: R. Allen, P, Straley, W, Williams, C. Mills. Second row: A, Yeakle, B. Palmer, J, Hose, C, Iessop, E, McCauley. Third row: Coach Schultz, P. Turner, B. Britner, N, Plotner. IUC! 156 Williamsport High School resumed its track team after an absence of 15 years. They participated in two events, one with St. James and one with Greencastle. Although they did not win either, they made a good showing, Allen took almost all of the wins for Williamsport. At St. James he won the mile race and broad jump. Britner placed first in the shot put. At Greencastle Allen won the mile race, Palmer, the broad jump, Hose, 100 and 200 yard dashes, and Turner, the javelin throw, xx lan 3 ... viilai.-QW, , First row: R. Artz, J. Kreps, C. Jessop, B. Kaetzel, B. Martin, J. Hose, C. Settles, M. Jamison, G, Jamison. S. Webb, Home Boonsboro Smithsburg Cle arspring Hancock Second row: Coach Spielman, B. Taylor. J. Rupp, B, Rock, B. Palmer, B, Bair, K. Harbaugh, R, Neff, Coach Doub, Zasegaf 756 BA SEBA LL SCHEDULE Opp, W, H, S, Away Opp. W, H, 8 2 Hagerstown 10 4 2 14 Hag. Jr. College 11 2 1 2 Hancock '7 6 6 24 Clearspring 7 6 St. James 2 17 Smithsburg 0 24 Boonsboro 13 0 The 1956 baseball team played eleven games. Although they did not enjoy a victorious season, they set a record by scoring 65 runs in three consecutive games. The highlight of the season was Wi1liamsport's 2-1 victory over Clearspring, Gene Jamison led in batting with an average of ,517. sf X I ,ni 25 , Kr M p 1 3'-sf 2 ... . X X First row: C, Britner, C, Cline, L, Cole, D, Nave, M, Barkdoll, Second row: N, Willetts, D, Martin, W, Canfield, J. Cosner, C, Spigler, Coach Brimer, Third row: M, Neff, S, Baker, B, I-Iawbaker, C, Jamisofl, C, Magoutas, Qwgaf 15 6 SOFTBA LL SCHEDULE HOME OPP, W, H, S, AWAY OPP Hancock 2 27 Hancock 2 Smithsburg 8 10 Boonsboro 19 Clearspring 15 16 Smithsburg 7 Hagerstown 10 'I Hagerstown 7 Boonsboro 6 20 Clearspring 6 The 1956 softball team participated in ten county games, winning six and losing four They outscored their opponents 166 to 82. The pitchers were Cole and Martin, Martin was the leading hitter with a , 500 average, During the season Brimer, Martin, Willetts, and Jamison each hit two home runs, Williamsport held second place in the county softball league, We are looking forward to a more successful season this spring, 1' X. First row: T. Myers, R. Bowers, G. Frick, A, Yeakle, K. Harbaugh, D. Allen, B. Britner, M. Delauter, R, Artz, J, Rupp. Second row: Coach Doub, L. Fearnow, C. Palmer, P, Poole, I. Harsh, J. Fazenbaker, I. Burger, C. Hart, N. Lowman, P. Straley, Manager T. Settles, Coach Spielman. Uarszky QSOCCQI' Williamsport I-Iigh's soccer team finished second in the Washington County Scholastic League. In county league play they enjoyed five victories while suffering two losses and one tie. Outside of county league play, they defeated the newly organized South Hagerstown High Team while being defeated twice by a very well balanced Mercersburg Academy Team. Robert Bowers led the team in scoring with seven penalty kicks for seven, setting a record for penalty kicks. Allen and Harbaughwere elected co-captains. Home Hancock Boonsboro South End Smithsburg C le arspr ing Opp. W.H. 5. 2 SOCCER SCHEDULE Away Smithsburg 2 Clearspring 3 Mercersburg 3 Hancock 0 Boonsboro Mercersburg Opp. W. H 0 3 5 4 2 1 0 0 0 2 4 2 I . M ii Y' Q'11'jf'4 wx '.m. bs PA A' 1 X LW? QT! 5? ad f? IQ? 'iii ' 'si'-, 'R 'QW , dr!! av' Q ,vi V2.6 6.2 W uA'L gi L, ir., ,I f , 7 'Ffa :T I . K , , ,A 1 ' -B 4 2-'gn V Y Q a l X .J , ,Q -'52, , M ' ' 4 - ff .,, 7, Q 2 f h Q f .Q - .f Q . A ,- . Y ,Ii W x-'-X Mi' 'QW mm DH i i iff? by JSE. ii- Lx an Gounfy Gfampzbns First row: R. Payne, R. Hensell, G. Drake, Co-Captaing W. Canfield, Captaing S. Mellott, L. Harsh, R. Holland, Second row: C. Banzhoff, P. Hockenberry, B. Hawbaker, S. Baker, D. Martin. I. Smith, N. Messner, N. Hockenberry, S, Rohrer. Third row: Coach Britner, A. Cairnes, J. Straley, B. Hensell C. Canfield, M. Neff, P. Zepp, Timekeeper. Eewaf We'll never forget nor regret those noisy bus rides, the tiring practices, and the tense moments before each game. We owe much of the credit to our coach, Miss Britner, for the Fieldball Championship, Our last and most exciting game of the season was played with our rival team, Clearspring. The 'upstaters' led in the first half with a score of 2-0. Williamsport tallied four goals during the second half to win the game. This took a lot of co-operation and skillful playing on the part of each member, The Fieldball Championship Trophy was presented to the team captain, Wanda Canfield, and to coach Britner by Mr. Salvadore, President of the Clearspring Lions Club, This trophy is pre- sented each year to the winning team in the county, It must be won three times consecutively to retain permanent possession of it, af' Two polnts for George. Myers makes a lay up. Way to Jump A G OPP, North Hagerstown '78 Greencastle 29 Buchanan 26 Greencastle 32 North Hagerstown '72 St, Maria 35 Smithsburg 39 Boonsboro 46 Clearspring 53 Hancock 50 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE South Hagerstown Alumni Hancock Clearspring South Hagerstown Buchanan Smithsburg St, Maria Boonsboro St. James Drd he make it? Wi11iamsport's managers OPP 58 40 59 28 54 39 51 50 35 44 if Z Front row, left to right: W. Canfield, R. Holland, N. Willetts, D. Martin, Captain P. Hockenberryg G. Drake, S. Baker, R. Payne, N. I-lockenberry. Back row: Coach Miss Britner, R, Hensell, I. Cosner, A. Caimes, C. Canfield, B, Hoffman. 7 ozznf Zjasfefgaf Gfampzons The Girls Varsity Basketball team, undefeated this season, won the Washington County Championship for the third straight year. They have established a record of 24 straight wins over a period of two years. The excellent coaching of Miss Brimer and the teamwork and co-operation of each individual made possible this excellent record, Patsy Hockenberry set a school record this year scoring 64 points in one game. Gail Drake and Wanda Canfield were the only two seniors on the squad this year, Managers HOME Clearspring South High Hancock Smithsburg Boonsboro St, Maria North High Quick Patsy! g--n OPP 27 24 29 26 22 34 36 AWAY St. Maria Smithsburg Hancock Boonsboro South High North High Clearspring Dribble past, Sandra W, H. S. OPP, 38 35 48 34 78 53 51 37 40 14 47 28 30 27 Guard her , Nancy! . 535125355325 xx ff sw -9 A-,W 5, ,Q , r f 4' '-24 I I rfz .,..A, I J! Q , - . ti Lb. HJ, W 5155535272 EQ ' Riga, , 3 y 1 vi xxx an 5 g g1,w5:?fS: w -:- fa:-3 f:f , ,2-. ,,1-, gt 6 H I' W A , , Q ni, Yi 3 uv i l 'Maw K, I , 1 ? H' V ff! 'ifg , i w . ' Q 'jo-,I ,f 'I N'-.' , A. 4,... 'I 'NY' jg U 1 'Q'- 7 5 v Wi ff val QQ gg 5' 4 , L' 2 vzjfs 2 ' ' ' v A fx if' 15? 'Q'- ,1 5 '-, , 'N ff. T num . 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