Williamsport High School - Guneukitschik Yearbook (Williamsport, MD)

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K N.k.f-:2.-.2 ., .r., 1.-,V,,,' ,. b , y, , ... ..,,41.:,,55f Guneulkitsclnilk Volhmi IX Published By The SCl'li0I' Class of Williamsport High Sclxoo Williamsport, Maryland K. 1 ,' Vg ' Dedication At a time when the entire world has its attention focused on tlte educational institutions of our country, we take pride in dedicating our yearbook to the stu- dents and faculty of Williamsport High School. 1, 1 ' V we is 15219.11 t fx: flaw- .rl : ,us Aft... ,J . u '1 u ' I ' 44 F ' E -E-3 :E 4 - Ta le of Contents DEDICATION PAGE A ADMINISTRATION PAGE ssmons PAGE Jumoas PAGE SOPHOMORES PAGE FRESHMEN PAGE JUNIOR HIGH PAGE FAVORITES PAGE ATHLETICS PAGE ORGANIZATIONS PAGE ACTIVITIES PAGE ADVERTISING PAGE 1 I , 5 . . 35' Q . Q' J v A ' ,uw I 3 6 .,,.. . . . 5414. ,jun 1' ' .ati fa M ln, emoriatm Williamsport High School records with deep sorrow the passing of one of her finest students - John Fred Hotnbaker. His generous and kindly presence created a spirit of cheer within the faculty and the student body while his love of 1earning,th1gh standard of conduct, and sincere belief in unselfish service affected everyone privileged to work with him. ADMINISTRATIDN The quality of mercy iq not Jtrainedg A It droppeth, as the genfle rain from heaven Upon the place beneathg it if twice blesfd - It hlessezh him that gives, and him that takex. SHAKESPEARE RHNQHPAL S MESSAGE Congratulatlons to the class of 58 The fact that you are rece1v1ng your hlgh school dlplomas would 1nd1cate that you have tr1ed to the best of your ab1l1ty to acqurre the knowledge Sk111S understandlngs and personal character1st1cs wh1ch w1l1 enable you to cope w1th the 1ncreas1ng comp1ex1ty of modern l1fe Your eclucatton rather than bemg fmrshed IS really just begmmng My ho e for h p you 15 t at you w11l always cont1nue to grow IH sklll understandmg and wlsdom John L Carnochan I Punctpal B A Western Maryland M A Western Maryland .Ji my 1 N W S , Y X 3 3 i 5 t 9 fa we , , r., ' ' v MARY E, BREAKALL B, S, , University of Maryland Librarian acuity EVELYN H. CHURCH B, A, , Wake Forest College English Sponsor of Newspaper Club Director of Senior Play Sponsor of Radio Club BERT HA C . BRITNER B, A, , M, A, , Western Mary- land College Physical Education: Fieldball: Basketball: Softball Coach. . Q g EMMA R. DEVLIN B, A, , University of Maryland Sciences Core: English: Math. 8 WILLIAM A. BYERS B.S., in Education, Frostbury State Teachers College. Junior Businessg Driver's Educa- tion: Advertising Sponsor of yearbookg Senior Class Spon sor. IEANETTE K. BYLER B, S, , M, Ed. , University of Maryland, Hood College Guidance Counselor Sponsor of F, T, A, RICHARD E. DOUB B. S. , Gettysburg College Algebra: Trigonometry: Geo- metryg Business Math: Soccer Baseball Coach: Director of Athletics: Sales Sponsor of Yearbook: Senior Class Spon- sor. MARION C. ESI-IELMAN A. B. , University of Maryland Bookkeeping: Shorthand: Typ- ing: Business Sponsor of yearbook. MILFORD S. GROVE B, S, , Gettysburg College Physics: Chemistry: Biology: Academic Typing Editorial Sponsor of Yearbook: Student Council Sponsor Administrative Assistant. ELLEN N. HEFFNER B, S. , Hood College Music Sponsor of Special Choir: Director of Operetta. JOHN L. FROST B. S, , in Education, Frostbury State Teachers College Science. WILDA I. HENRY B. A, , Shepherd College World History: English: Reading: U. S. History: Sponsor of Junior Class. JOHN A. GEORG M5 B. S, , University of Maryland Agriculture: Auto Mechamcs tatculllty CHARLES L. HIGHBARGER B. Ed. , University of Miami U. S. History, World History P. O. D. ai LA RUE H. HITCHENS MARGARET R. JENKINS HARRY E- KIGHT A. B. , Juniata College B. A, , University of Maryland B. S.. Music Ed- . C0f1CO1'd Englishg Latin: French. Eighth Grade Core, CC-111689, M. A. Music, Marshall College Instrumental Music. W MARY E. MCGHEE H A. B. , Radford couege cmcu English: Civicsg Sponsor of Majorettes. RICHARD G. MOORE WALTER W, PETERMAN RAYMOND A, POFFENBERGER A. B., Shepherd College B. S. , University of Maryland B. S. . in Education: Social SIl1di6S: Core. Seventh Grade Core Frostburg State Teachers College Industrial Arts: Math: Sponsor of Visual Aids. BARBARA E. ROBINSON B. S, , Frostbury State Teachers College Core: Math: Physical Education. M. VIRGINIA STANLEY B, S, , University of Maryland Home Economics. R, RAYMOND STOUFFER A, B, , Western Maryland College Eighth and Ninth Grade Mathematics: School Treasurer. JOSEPH K, SCOTT A, B. , Bridgewater College M. S. , V. P. I. Agriculture: Sponsor of F, F, A,g President of Faculty: Adminis- trative Assistant. ROBERT A. WANTZ A. B. , B. S. , Shepherd College Physical Education: Biology: Seventh and Eighth Grade Science, Senior Scienceg Soccerp Trackg Wrestling Coach. ROSCOE G. SPIELMAN B. S., Middle Tennessee State College Physical Education Basketball: Baseball Coach. raicruilhfzy JEAN HARSH School Secretary Mr. Doub and his coaching trophy. Welcome to our school! atcculltty crews This year comparatively few changes were made in the Williamsport High School faculty, However we were very happy to welcome four additional members, as well as our own Mr, Spielman who returned to us in December, after having spent six months in the army reserves, Filling the vacancy in the home economics department is Miss Virginia Stanley, who, incidentally, is just beginning her teaching career. A University of Maryland graduate, Miss Stanley is a native of Dayton, Ohio, but currently makes her home in Hagerstown, Maryland, Also a newcomer to our regular faculty listing, but by no means a newcomer to our school is Mrs. Emma Devlin, who has been our regular substitute teacher this past year, She, too, is a graduate of the University of Maryland and lives in Mount Tammany. Serving as assistant teacher in the! vocational agriculture department is Mr. Georg, who divides his time between our school and the South Hagerstown High School. Also an alumnus of the University of Maryland, and a beginning teacher, he makes his home in Hagerstown. Mr. Robert Wantz, a Shepherd College graduate, is also beginning his teaching career with us. He is a native of Hagerstown, Maryland, and spent the past two years in the Navy, Mr, Moore and friend. Eat drink and be merry, I o THIS IPIIVCBIPS Among the unsung heroes of our school are the men who transport students to and nom the school. These men suffer the hardships of the weather, traffic and crowded buses. Bus Drivers - - - We salute you. Mr. Smith, Mr. Waters substituting for Mr. Martin, Mr. Abbott substituting for Mr. Vickers . Mr. Harsh. atnittors Also in the category of unrecognized per- sonnel are those men who pry chewing gum from odd places, and keep our building in excellent shape. These men truly deserve medals for the work they do. Janitors - - - We salute you. Mr. Leatherman, Mr. Shaffer, Mr. Warner. .euifelferiat o1r ikren's Last but not least among our personnel come those ever smiling women who feed our hungry faculty and student body. Cafeteria workers - - - We salute you. Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. Southwick, Mrs. Flora. SENICRS -Q .fn ass of 9 CONNIE MAE CANFIELD Connie Commercial Always has a smile for everyone. Likes to sew. Special Choir 3,4g 9th and 10th Grade Chorus: Radio Club 23 Basket- ball 2,3,4g Softball Manager 35 Fieldball 2,3,4g Prom Committee 3g Newspaper 4. LLOYD EUGENE CARBAUGH Lloyd General Has all of his time occupied. Never alone. Yearbook 4g Prom Committee 3. DOLORES ETHEL CATLETT Dolores Academic Latin has made a great hit with her. Enjoys sports. Yearbook 4g 9th Grade Chorusg Field ball 4g Radio Club 4. MERLE LEE CRAWFORD Mert1e Agriculture Harold's steady. Always on the go. Never quiet. FFA 1,2,3,4g Special Choir 4g 10th Grade Chorus: Prom Committee 3. EDMUND SYLVESTER CUNNINGI-IAM, IR. Eddie General Says little but thinks a lot. Prom Committee 3. .TEANETTE BLONDELL DICK Dick Commercial Short, Fat, Fanny. You'll always know when she's around. Special Choir 4g 10th Grade Chorusg Prom Committee 3g Newspaper 4, I JAMES PHILIP FOLTZ Phil Agriculture Has all kinds of troubles with his girls. Takes life easy. FFA 1,2,3,43 FFA Basketball 1,2. TERRY LEE FORD Terry Agriculture Fastest gun in the West. FFA 1,2,3,4, Vice President, Williamsport Chapter: President of Washington County Federationp Special Choir 4, 10th Grade Chorusg Baseball 2g Track 3, Wrestling 4g Prom Committee 3. FRED ALBERT GAYLOR Fred General Little boy with big ambitions. Handy man to have around. Yearbook 4g Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4g Class Treasurer 33 Band 3, Special Choir 2,43 Prom Committee 35 Newspaper 4. DIANA LEIGH GROVE Diana Academic Always worrying: never hurrying. Everybody 's pal. Yearbook 3,4, Associate Editor 4g Newspaper 3g 9th Grade Chorusg Prom Committee 3. GEORGE EDWARD HAMMOND Shorty Agriculture Great car man. Honest officer, I didn 't do anything. FFA l,2,3,4, Reporter 2,3,4. MARY ROSE HARSH Rose Academic Mind reader. Mr. Doub's favorite student. Yearbook 45 Librarian 1,2g Special Choir 35 9th Grade Chorusg 10th Grade Chorus, Science Club 23 Radio Club 4, Prom Committee 3. 5 . . :qi i so R 5 J J ' K gf K ,Q J! RUTH MARIE HENSELL Punkey Commercial Real cute redhead, Real sport. Special Choir 3,4g 9th and 10th Grade Chorusg FHA 2g Radio Club 2g Basketball 2,3,45 Softball 2,3,4g Fieldball 2,3,4g Prom Committee 3g Newspaper 4. LAURA CATHERINE HERBERT Lulu General Loves Charlie and her piano. Special Choir 3,4g Student Council lg Prom Committee 3. CHARLES LESLIE HIXON Charlie General Always forgets. Never remembers. Band 1,2,3,4g Special Choir 4g 9th and 10th Grade Chorusg Prom Com- mittee 3g Newspaper 4. NANCY MARIE HOCKENBERRY Nancy Commercial Isn't Paris romantic? Special Choir 45 Student Council 2g 9th and lOth Grade Chorus: Class Vice President 3g Basketball 3,4g Softball lg Fieldball 1,2,3,4g Prom Committee 33 Newspaper 4, PATSY LUCILLE HOCKENBERRY Patty Academic Has lots of interests in life. Yearbook 45 Special Choir 2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3, Captain 35 Field- ball 1,2,3g Prom Committee 33 9th and 10th Grade Chorusg Newspaper 4. BEVERLY ANN HOFFMAN Sissie Academic If smiles were worth money, she'd be rich. Yearbook 3,4, Editor-in-Chief 4g Student Council 2,3g Special Choir 2,3,4, Vice President 43 9th and 1Oth Grade Chorusg Radio Club 3,4g FHA 25 Basketball 35 Prom Committee 3, EDWARD EUGENE RIFFLE Gene General Ambition. to retire young. Yes, sir, Sergeant. Band 1,2,3g Special Choir 45 9th Grade Chorus. CHARLES CONRADE SETTLE Charlie General My, what an exciting life I am lead ing! Baseball 2,3,4g Soccer 2,3,4g News paper 4. THOMAS RICHARD SETTLE, IR. Spider General Very dependable guy. Special Choir 2,3,4g Basketball Manager 3,4g Baseball Manager 2, 3,4g Soccer Manager 3,43 Prom Committee 3. ELISA ELLEN SEYMOUR Elsie Commercial Let's go to Richardson 's, gang! Special Choir 3,4, Manager 4g 9th and 10th Grade Chorus: Radio Club 3,4g Band 1,25 Prom Committee 3g Newspaper 4. JOHN LEMUEL SHANK Kitten Agriculture I feel so useless just standing hereg let me sit for a while. FFA 1,2,3,4g 10th Grade Chorus, Baseball 4. THOMAS EDWARD SHAW Tom Agriculture Willing workerg willing to watch work. FFA 1,2,3,4, Sentinel 4: FFA Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Wrestling 3, 4. in PAUL RICHARD SUMMERS Dickie General A fine hunting partner. ROBERT LEON TAYLOR Eightball General There is only one way to solve a problemg forget it, Baseball 3. DONNA VIRGINIA TRACY Trace Commercial Every pound is a chuckle. l'm ex- hausted from laughing. Band l,2,3,4g 9th Grade Chorus. SARAH JANE TRAVER Sally Academic Changes flats on a geen Chevy. Yearbook 3,4, Associate Editor 4g Newspaper 33 Special Choir 3,4, Secretary and Treasurer 4g 9th and 10th Grade Chorusg Prom Commit- tee 3. HARRY PRESTON TURNER Turnip Top General Great with the groceries. Yearbook 45 Newspaper 3,4g Special Choir 2,3,4g 10th Grade Chorusg Cheerleader lg Prom Committee 3. NEDA LOUISE WILLETTS Neets Commercial Party doll. Bachelors beware. Yearbook 45 Newspaper 4g Special Choir 4g 10th Grade Chorusg Major- ette 2,3,4g FHA 25 Basketball 3g Softball lg Prom Committee 3, 'as-we -Pi' S J ml..- 'Q 'B , , Q1 .4 A -if i 4. ue'n'i,,u '3n'a,7! rnulx 4: All 5lllll gylvnl Il l l'lll 0 'oslll H :slll I 'Ill' Ill. .ulllll ll gn: 1 -5, x.4,,,Qr 1 0 ,kg 'is us... , u 'Tr We .N A 35- + v . X, H wg .fp M, - 1 A ggi: 5 .3 ann' V, :sbt bra-v QQ , ' K . W fa Wi., . i2 es ,xA N s 5 w.- ww Amy. W 4 m i , s 1 A 5 I... 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A ' MW H xx Vice President Secretary 'lizeasuzm RUPP ROBERT ARTZ CAROLE MCCARDELL DALE KRINW X C X Af' 1, ff ROBEPT ARTZ FHARLFS BANZHOFF ROSALIF BAN ZHOFF MAXHNP BXRKDOLI ESTHER BOPPE RAY BOWERS JAMES BURGER JOHN BYERS ALFRED CHANEY CONNIE CRISSEY ROBERT DRAPER LEON FEARNOW JIU KORS RONALD FRICK BEVERLY GOSSARD DARRELL GRIFFITH ELVA HARSH CHARLES HART BARBARA HARTLE KENNETH HAY CHARLES HENSON BONNIE HOFFMAN CHARLES HORCHNER FRED HOUSEHOLDER KENNETH HUTZELL CONNIE IAMISON LEONARD KERSHNER JAMES HERBERT JOHN HETZER I YHURS DONALD KN ODE GARY KNODE RICHARD KOONTZ DALE KRINER EILEEN LITTEN GEORGE MAGOUTAS GLENN MALOTT CAROLE MCCARDELL 1. f EARL MICHAEL PHILIP MYERS LORRAINE MCCARLEY VERNON MILES JAMES MILLS SANDRA MOATS ARLETTA MORGAN DAVID MYERS PEGGY MYERS SANDRA MYERS MEDESSA NALLEY CHARLES PALMER JAMES PALMER JAMES POFFENBERGER BETTY PAYNE BETTY RHODES UILNIORS WANDA SIGLER BARBARA SMITH GLENN SMITH RALPH SMITH VIRGINIA SPRECHER JOSEPH STALEY C A THERINE RHODES JANET ROSENBERRY WILLIAM ROWLAND JACK RUPP VERNON RUPP MARK RUSSMAN AUDREY SENSENBAUGH JUDY SHANK GREG SHAWYER JOYCE SHIPLEY William Suffecool Albert Taylor Norman Teach Anna Timmons Donna Turner Maxine Turner William Turner Judy Weiderhold John Wintermoyer 4 ffi Paul Witmer Z ane Young PEANUTS FOR THE PRGM Raising money for the Junior- Senior Prom has always been a dif- ficult task, but the Juniors have solved this problem by selling pea- nuts and candy, They also sold blue and white scarves with the school name on them, Our sincere thanks go to Mrs. Dale Fearnow who made this pro- ject possible by roasting the peanuts and to Mrs. Henry who directed the project. af- . K1 ns, 1 , T Ah I X 11 i . 4,5 ,J ORES 3. Ni Robert Bryan Joyce Buharp Clyde Castle Leon Catlett Yvonne Catlett Francis Coble Patricia Coffman Q X- Edward Collison Charles Corwell gn-. .l,l s 5 , Q 'W .s lf T Connie Banzhoff Rena Banzhoff Donna Boyer Alice Brown Connie Bryan Mavin Abbott Victor Ardinger Bonnie Artz Patricia Bair Bonnie Baker I Richard Cunningham Judy Davis Mary Davis Minnie Dickerhoff Lee Downey Bonnie Easterday Phyllis Eichelberger Jack Fazenbaker Linda Fox SOPHUMORES David Flora Elsie Griffith Donald Guessford Joseph Hammond Harold Harper John Harsh Judy Harsh Kay Harsh James Hensell Duane Kinzer Roy Kline Ralph Lapole Russell Long Allan Lowery Fred Lowman Gene Malott Beverly Martin Gary Martin E L 4, . YHOUO NDI AVAIKAIII Riley Hott Margaret Hull Elaine Jamison SUPldlUMORES Isabelle Hess Patricia Higgins John Hixon Leonard Hoffman Raymond Horchner Geraldine Kershner Leonard McCarde1l Nancy McKee Chester Miller Patsy Miller Paul Mitchell Thomas Montgomery Kay Myers David Nalley Mary Nave SUEPHUMURE John Otzelber ger Eddie Neff Carolyn Palmer Phyllis Pike Ralph Poffenberger Norman Poole Mary Rager Ellis Rhodes Paul Robinson Donna Rohrer David Strite Patricia Taylor Barbara Wetzel Ruby Williams Charlotte Witmer Gary Wolford Richard Wright John Wyand Phyllis Zepp t 'UPHT QLNililfERlEl Nancy Smith William Speaker William Spigler Jane Straley Ja mes Summers Carrie Rosenberry Theodore Rowland Richard Seal Esther Shank Mary Shipley Roger Abbott Terry Allen Charles Anderson Richard Ardinger Diana Bair Danny Banzhoff Thelma Banzhoff Sandra Bass Edward Beasley Joyce Benchoff John Bork Ralph Bovey Eileen Bowers Ioan Bragunier Eugene Byers Nancy Byers Elmer Chaney Pearl Chaney Vincent Clews Doris Cline Valerie Cline Freda Cottrill Shirley Cottril Frank Downey Patricia Downey Thomas Downin Susan Downs Thomas Drury Richard Ebersole Curtis Eyler Donna I-'azenbaker Sandra Fearnow Patricia French Bruce Garrish Richard Grimm FRESHM N P i . ii- if 'Y ,ah f Richard Gruber Daniel Hammond Rebecca Hammond Abby Hamsher Carl Harper Robert Hart Charles Houser Connie Hoffman Richard Holland Doris Hose Nancy Hose Thomas Jackson Paul Kinzer Nancy Kirby Fred Kitchen Judith Knode Betty Kreps Frank Kreps Gerald Lapole Carolyn Little Louise Lowman Connie Malott Barbara Martin Donald Martin Victor Martin Douglas Mason Nancy McCardel1 Walter McCauley Gary Mellott Shelva Miller Carol Mills Robert Moats Mary Monninger David Myers Beverly Nalley FRESHM N W, O ft fr if fl mm F W .v.....r. -x ,, AL. Ftp. -'riflf ,f' f James Palmer Judith Palmer Sandra Palmer Daniel Potts Donald Reeser Ronald Reeser John Rhodes Robert Rhodes Betty Rosenberry Ronald Rowe Donald Rupp Carol Shafer Keith Shepherd Steven Showe Frank Shupp Calvin Smith Edwin Smith Vincent Spong Harry Stotler Charles Stumbaugh Ronald Suffecool Allen Taylor Gerald Taylor Terry Taylor Joseph Teach Luther Timmons Terry Topper Patricia Tosten Wayne Turner Margaret Weston Barbara Wiley Helen Wolfe Bonnie Wolford Virginia Zeger FRESH N if ' 'ijt , lf , , f , J in 1 . if ff , fs. ly J M' .P-7 ., l' 5 . 1 -r .JD . 'lf 'U A .24 .. at 5 i 1 F Kg, JUNIOR HIGH D . ,L -. - M' - x----' -SMA M 3 ,,. r.,.,.....,Y.....M, .. Mi. . . Amr ,, M. f,....g7 ,Q1 mW .fTT fmff ,,l f??,,,f i ig Q' ff f, fM'f.ff'YfQi . fQfQ1QQf 4. 7 'V fT7 , TT i MQW? 1. T..I E ..g?.,4,,.T 'LTQ S , , v A 4 g , :g3'fgi., ,Hi if ig,s ,w?,1f'?fT'ig1'1i? ,W ' f:.iri,i1I3:g.'iL'.1fggf VA ,, , nf ,.,,,... M. 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Q , fs 1 41: M 1 ' , f '55 S 53 3 Wa' if agp -is A Ag 'Z ' J Wi ,,,:KV 91, ' ' E Q F A ms 5 QQ i l by Y M ' x K : Y s 41:-rl Most Li oily lf: UCC66 JUDY BRYAN GEORGE HAMMOND Persons selected for the most like- ly to succeed are also chosen by the students of the Senior Class. They must be,good students, be depend- able, reliable, and they must be hard workers. ost Athletic CHARLES SETTLE RUTH PAYNE Persons selected for the most ath- letic are also chosen by the students of the Senior class. They must par- ticipate in sports regularly through- out the years of high school and must promote good sportsmanship. ,QNX ff'-'-' Q 2.35.9 a 5 , ry ,- . .,M . .A X I' ,fi-xg x fy' 41 wif .Mgr K ., 11LfHia .W 2 . :Q ,if W' gn H A55 v v ' Kfwwj L War- Liam. Z 5 ,E s 2 , X 1 I 'X i? 8 is X A Eg ix, Y E ' , L 2, H ' 1 Q , x' ' . 8 ff 5 5 im ' x A N ,f 1 , QM E . x L . f 'Q Sidi W . v if wilungi' f QHQQQE f'b Sxge, Exif 13 V A - 'gh , .4 521 A F Gslfggv Wf.w.xx,1.kf ,4 ' Q' if L 4. ,W vw, , V. 41: k fn, '- ..V,, , Aa, XM-i4.f CAROLE MCCARDELL ALBERT TAYLOR F . Most Athletic CONNIE JAMISON CHARLES PALMER Best AHl:ATOUMf1 Junior persentalnities Best Students CONNIE CRISSEY RONALD FRICK 4' 4 - diff gg, N I ' Lf , , 77 ' I' 'N 3 .L. .... ,,, , . . ' .H ' nruusnwsmlu- ' 1 Y , big? f X Q4 X-45 ' , , - Q - ,f,-, , ' I x 1 f 1 1 5 Q ' - 2 xiii l H 2 - 1 A K r 2' iifvfiif W1 Nl t ,V 'gif ' '. 131 1 ' A ' , F N , 2 f K X 1 4 ' ' 5 , ' 'f .f h inf I ? F' 2 . . K Q x i QS .j, ' K R Q K I 135.511 . 5 f A 2 x. A 1 2, W '. rf 1 412 14 . Q-fffqf ,X -Q 1 . -. ii h , .5 gm ,. SW Q .P 4. 4 ff .Qi 1 Kewwfkf -r g 3 2 WH 'fig 592 an EQEV: 2 T gfiig wuz , 1 I I is g , 5 s. ? , ill ,. I . , ? k 'M' mf A 'ij i'af,mf:.M12Hf3 W A A L,,. .AA i He if 'iiw '49 r .. Ewxstgrx , .A Kg if 4' ,f i- 9, , 1 s , Q-mL +A'L.LQ. . K.. A XZ: 2' Ui!X e QL L Ei f 1 r 1. 5' 4 -?Q?Q'.gi 1 E: ' 2 f fi iw 75 S SL- y ff-5, ' QQ? 12 K ' 1 , . m N,,. Connie Malott Patsy Coffman, Captain Margaret Weston, Donna Rohrer, Connie Holland Connie Crlssey Betty Kreps Judy Weiderhold, and Regina Holland. ceirtlleatulcers Had you come into the gym during a basketball game or come out to watch a baseball, soccer, or fieldball game, you would have seen our cheerleaders in action. Even before you entered the building or had gotten close to the field, you could have heard the cheers, the shouts, and the encouragement that our cheerleaders were giving our players this year, The girls seemed to have an endless store of energy which they kept boxed up until a game, and then it literally exploded from them, Never before did the onlookers join in the cheers with such enthusiasm, Our teams can be proud that they have had so much encouragement behind them urging them on to victory, Margaret Weston, a freshman, and a cheerleader for two years, was elected captain for '57 and '58, She has been doing a wonderful job, New cheerleaders for this year are: Connie Crissey, Donna Rohrer, Connie Holland, Betty Kreps, Patsy Coffman, Regina Holland, and Connie Malott, GIRLS ' WINNERS BOYS ' WINNERS P, Coffman, B. Baker, A. Cairnes, W. Canfield, First row: B. Palmer, I. Kreps, E. Neff, B, Britner, D. Martin, D. Nave, Second row: B. Bair, N. Plotner, R. Artz, C. Settle R. Allen, Field Day For the first time at Williamsport an award was given to the homeroom with the highest number of points. 11-A re- ceived this award with a score of '76 points, with 12 -A in second place, High Scoring individuals wereg Girls: Dorothy Martin and Anna Cairnes Boys: Dickie Allen and Bob Palmer Up and over, Wanda! Show them, Bill! First row: J. Herbert, A. Taylor, H. Harper, E. Cunningham, C. Settle, W. Rhodes, T. Shaw, P. Straley. Second row: Manager, T. Settle: E. Neff, R. Hott, L. Fearnow, A. Chaney, J. Bowers, W. Banzhoff, Coach Mr. Wantz. residing calm interscholastic wrestling was brought into the Washington County athletic program this year. Teams making up the Washington County Wrestling League are Williamsport High, North Hagerstown High, South Hagerstown High, and Hancock High School. Other schools in the area are expected to follow in the near future. Here at Williamsport High School, the team has had excellent success for a first year team. Our re- cord at this date is three victories and one defeat, this defeat being our first meet of the season when North High beat us 36-13. Just six weeks later, Williamsport High's determined wrestling squad avenged its only defeat by whipping the North High Hubs 36-13. The highlight of the wrestling season will be the County Tournament held at South High on the seventh and eighth of March. Coach Bob Wantz, to whom the team owes much of its success, has high hopes for the boys in this match. Boys who have been outstanding this year for W, H, S, and their respective weights are the following: 95 Richard Ardinger 103 Leonard Kershner 112 James Herbert 120 Phil Straley 127 Alfred Chaney 133 Charles Settle CC o-Captainj 138 145 154 165 175 185 Bill Rhodes Harold Harper Eddie Cunning Albert Taylor Tom Shaw Clyde Bartles ham fCo-Captainj :Tint First row, left to right: B. Banzhoff, P. Myers, R. Artz, G. Malott, M. Tamigon, bat boy E Rachor G Jamison, I. RUDD. R. Taylor, J. Wyand. Second row: Coach Spielman, T. Banzhoff, D Koontz I Burger, G. Malott, R. Bair, L. Fearnow, C. Settles, Manager T. Settles, Coach R. Doub HOME South Hagerstown North Hagerstown St. Maria Goretti St. James Clearspring Hancock Boonsboro Smithsburg Th '57 b or-7' sfiasetlsall of BASEBALL SCHEDULE AWAY OPP North Hagerstown 18 South Hagerstown 4 Boonsboro 7 Smithsburg 1 St. Maria Goretti 13 Clearspring 1 Hancock 3 6 aseball team, playing a 15 game schedule, gave the W. H. S. fans that extra spice when it defeated St. James 22-O. The peak of the team 's performance came with the Boonsboro defeat of 3-O. The leading hitter was Robert Artz, the tall good-looking type with lots of stamina, which showed forth in his final average of .429 First row, left to right: C. Rhodes, B. Hawbaker, B. Hensell, D. Martin, D. Nave, R. Hensell S Baker Second row: B. Martin, R. Payne, A. Cairnes, C. Spigler, C. Jamison, P. Zepp, D Rohrer, B Baker Third row: Coach Britner, M. Neff, M. Abbot, J. Straley, R. Holland, C. Canfield. HOME South Hagerstown Hancock Smithsburg Clearspring Boonsboro Softball 957 OPP. W. H. S. AWAY 3 4 South Hagerstown 9 4 Hancock 10 11 Smithsburg 8 14 Clearspring 3 6 Boonsboro OPP 3 13 3 8 2 When spring rolled around, all female athletes of W. H. S. were ready to start swinging softball bats and batting softballs. During the season the girls played a total of ten games many of which proved to be run-studded ones. Due to the superb pitching of Martin and Baker Williamsport was able to tie for first place along with Boonsboro High s softball team. Along with advancing the team to first place, Martin led the team in hitting and batting with a . 610 average and four home runs. First rowg C, Palmer, I, Rupp, Phil Straley, T. Myers, R, A1lengCo-Captains, C. Settle, R, Artz, C. Hart, Second row: Coach R. Doub, D. Kriner, D. Koontz, P, Poole, F. Lowman, I, Burger, J, Harsh, G. Malott, Coach R, Wantz, Third row: T. Settle, Assistant Manager, P Guessford, L. Downey, V. Ardinger, L, Fearnow, G. Malott, G. Martin, J, Wyand, J, Fazenbaker, X v , , aissity S offer This year the Williamsport High School soccer team participated in several games which proved to be exceptionally exciting, They were successful in defeating Mercersburg twice, something which has never been accomplished during one season, Another surprise was Williamsport's defeating Clear Spring for the first time in the past six years, Mr, Wantz, a new member of our faculty, assisted Coach Doub in toning up our boys' reflexes, keen senses, and speed for a successful season. Assistant Coach Wantz substituted for our regular Co -Coach Mr Spielman, who was serving in the army reserves at the time, Make that goal, Artz! SOCCER SCHEDULE Home Opp. W,H,S, South Hagerstown 0 2 7 ' ' X, , f . s , V iff is 7 , Q 'S' -u. 5'-ggi -fs. .,, ' -af Boonsboro 4 3 I faisslw , Q I VFP ,sW, -fx ifwgffi 4 , . Cleef Svfmg 3 1 .fait 573652 r '- Smithsburg 1 5 mist ,A 0 A WA:-A Mex' A 'V Away Opp, W, H, S, T ,Q A smithsburg 2 4 Ms-W . ' S Q' 5 iii., 1- Mercersburg 1 6 , 1 Boonsboro 0 l K '.,t , - ,W V Clear Spring 0 1 ' ,,,' , ' - t L 'R South Hagerstown 0 0 ,, r ,,..r. Mercersburg O 3 S -,Q ' ' W.. . . 5' at, fy- fb 350 N, f K ' L' I N YN! in J , I 1 ff .NBIIW N i M 5. xyxsua'x'1'f-H ' S 1 ' ' M, fp ' A , . . , : 5 x ' ' . 1 . 4 k Ag . I21Q,,.l ig Ti? L un ? KW! , K 1 7 '. L - r 1 I 1 v J ... Y V , A.4,5gg1 1 - ag!- X Q W '35 11? W V Q 3 5 5 E sg ' 5 g XS? A 'g gf 6 Q if ' 1 A ,QR ff f'? . 'gg -B 5 ff s we 1: .Q - ff 1 X ! f KN otutinitty F Qlhtatinnipnomts of First row: R, Parker, N. Hockenberry, A. Cairnes, R. Holland, Captain D. Martin, R, Payne, R. Hen- sell, S. Baker, C. Canfield, Second row: V. Cline, C, Monninger, P, Coffman, I. Straley, D. Cat- lett, J. Shipley, M. Turner, P. Bair, B. Baker, A. I-lampsher, B. Wiley. Third rowg Coach Britner B. Martin, C. Malott, M. Weston, Manager C. Mason, Manager E, Byers, Timekeeper C. Banzhoff, P, French, B. Martin, D. Rohrer. Our girls did it again! Like the past two years, our fieldball team took the county championship, winning seven out of the eight games played, By displaying good sportsmanship and teamwork they achieved this honor under the excellent direction of their coach, Miss Britner, Out of the fifty -six goals scored, Dot Martin was high having fifteen and Anna Cairnes was close behind with twelve. By winning the Washington County Championship for three consecutive years, the Williamsport High School gained permanent possession of the Fieldball Trophy awarded by the Clearspring Lions Club, The ten departing seniors wish next year's squad continued success, We hope they derive as much pleasure from their participation in this sport as we have had, If I T. V1 ag ' lag, uw. i R wg ' Ulu.-1 AM ' fn' . 3, ' iimk ' A 4 ' M A W k Q 5 ll, A 1 A J :A .Y Pix ui N ,-uk I T X, W- ' 1 y - f..1f:.N f::QfQ.ef,v . , ' E i N' ,,. , . A , Q X 1 5 , I f f' k , . . ig A i ,Y 3, yxxzjvgri. xx t . .tri K QYQP, y M L. M -Q1 I 'is 5 0' A' Q , Y? W fi 'Y tix f QA: . an-P ,, ,A ,F ., I , - - N ly Q , f H1 if, ,,H53.U3,D-ity. 4 Y 1 h Y - Q Q... ' ' ' lk -. .,.,x. 'WY if ! 5 M- ' gW Nuff, F if -4 'xx f Q V ' A71 e'1 if ' X L tAl i L ff . L G. Malott, 1. Rupp, C. Palmer, G. Martin, B. Artz, Coach Spielman, P. Robinson, I. Burger, R. Wright D. Allen, J. Fazenbaker, J. Wyand. atrsilfy arsllsetfzlbarllll The varsity basketball team provided the fans both home and away with plenty of suspense, thrill, and excitement, Many times the game was not decided until the last seconds. Throughout all the games, a fine example of sportsmanship was displayed by our team. Under the expert guidance of Coach Spielman a good season was enjoyed by the team. North Hagerstown James Buchanan St. Maria Goretti Greencastle Alumni St. Joseph Boonsboro St. James Hancock Smithsburg BASKET BALL SCHEDULE OPP W.H.S. OPP W.H 58 25 Clearspring 43 47 49 47 Hancock 75 35 57 25 Smithsburg 51 77 59 29 North Hagerstown 51 35 51 44 James Buchanan 44 31 52 54 Greencastle 51 36 80 63 Clear Spring 27 22 49 42 Boonsboro 53 51 75 37 St, Maria Goretti 49 28 39 50 'S Manager - Tom Settle, Score- keeper - Glenn Malott, Time- keeper - Leon Fearnowe ffinrsiity Block that ball! Stop that shot. gif, Wow! Two more points cclfnon Nice Layup, Jack. ff Clockwise: Coach Britner, N. Hockenberry, S. Baker, R. Payne, R. Hensell, J. Straley, A. Cairnes, C. Canfield, P. Coffman, B. Artz, A. Morgan, D. Martin, R. Holland. Girls? Baitsikcelfibatm 958 This year our girls were really on the ball! Every game was filled with action, suspense, and excite- ment. Due to the excellent coaching of Miss Britner, the teamwork was outstanding. The girls did their part in establishing good sportsmanship among the student body and the team itself. High scorer this year was Dorothy Martin followed by Ruth Hensell. These girls did their job well but give much of the credit for their success to the team. HOME OPP W. H. S. AWAY OPP W. H. St, Maria G01-em 15 36 North Hagerstown 18 34 Alumnae 22 26 Clearspring 22 29 South Hag. J, V. 13 28 Hancock 30 19 Smithsburg 22 37 South Hag. J. V, 20 30 Boonsboro 12 33 Boonsboro 2 8 27 North Hagerstown 28 36 C learspring 49 38 Hancock 29 34 1 rf' N I x'l v V pf' idk, , 'km' mai Nf M4 ly Lv' w. I W. L S Left to right: Coach Spielman, P. Robinson, R Wright, J. Fazenbaker, V. Spong, N. Poole J Wyand R. Gruber, J. Benedict. Basikcetfiham 9598 This year the Junior Varsity supplied the students of W, H. S. with tense excitement during most games The teamwork was excellent and the suspense tremendous at every game. For the second straight year Paul Robinson led the team in the number of points scored. This year he totaled 107 points for a 10. 7 average. Credit for the success of the team goes to Coach Roscoe Spielman and Captain Richard Wright. HOME OPP James Buchanan 27 Greencastle 36 St. James 40 Smithsburg 26 Clearspring 41 Hancock 26 North Hagerstown 24 Boonsboro 28 AWAY OPP North Hagerstown 46 Boonsboro 31 Hancock 29 St. James 42 Smithsburg 15 James Buchanan 44 Greencastle 46 Clearspring 37 All the uoflaf 5 a stage And all the nzen and women nzefely players They have tloezr exzts and then entrances, And one man in his tune plays fnany party, SHAKESPEARE n Y.: 'E E se, 5 W 3, 1 Q: ,L iyl, ,f ., f 'f ,bfi , 2593 lmiynr , , 3' fi .wr 2' ' 15 .J ,MSW K :if s ,I A L 5 + f 1 J ' Q M 5 'nl .A . ff. '. . J 9 4 '3 1, .f U -S ,,,. M rj-e ' .X ',, w 54'izW 'ff r '.' , ,A , ' ' af .. ' .T 9' Q, 5? . L yi' K 2 1 l .,. 4. f M gy 1 45554 . Lf ,7 3M,,f . S Law w , , ff + Q19 4 as IL fl K fosim G Q X 2 , IRB x YNQXX gi... fu , X- ,,n Dwgo, 4000501 ,l!u.x' 'Pixma-2 f' ul!-lvl 4' - ,,1. I A' A, a Q 4' . 5 - Q 5i ' 1s,4',,,?' FQ' X, k Q 5? X , six Av .ix , . , ' I ' v My X. J! 'iff V Ry ' Y 5 F 5 Y Q M M m..-ff V Q 21111. 'Ez ,tix LL! 'Q 1 wf- 'UW Q 5 I y I hw ' '. xi - . , V I 1.3, .. ya .Jun jg! Z: ,. mmwmyliif 1 3 rm. .. W , A, ,if '-,' .gg ,s 1 First row: D. Martin, N. Judd, L. Downey, R. Allen, R. Frick, F. Gaylor, I. Rupp, C. Jamison, L. McCauley, J, Weiderhold, A. Taylor, J. Davis, I. Fazenbaker. Second row: Advisor Mr. Grove, D, Ebersole, G, Iessop, C. Kaetzel, C, Holland, C, Taylor, T. Downin, R. Reeser, D. Banzhoff, P, French S. Downs, P. Coffman, B. Martin, G. Mellor, F. Downey. I Situidlezrit Qourriccil The student council is an organization of our school which strives to accomplish these things: encourage the practice of good citizenship, provide a training ground for both leaders and followers, and provide a clearing house for most student activities. Other endeavors of the council are to interest students in school affairs, to promote the common good, and to help solve problems that arise in the school. But the most im- portant activity is that of promoting better understanding between students and faculty. This year our student council under the advisorship of Mr. Grove, is kept quite busy by sponsoring dances, managing the refreshment stand, and presenting assemblies. The council this year endeavored to accomplish as many of these aims and objectives as possible. Students of W, H,S, and their guests enjoying the annual Christmas Dance sponsored by the student council. EXEC UTIVE COMMITTEE Seated: Albert Taylor, Chairman of Project Committeeg Dorothy Martin, Chairman of Ways and Means Com- mitteeg Judy Davis, Chairman of Dance Committeeg Lee Downey, Treasurerg Richard Allen, Secretaryg Mr. Grove, Advisorg Ronald Frick, Vice President, Chairman of Seating Committeeg Fred Gaylor, Presidentg Susie Downs, Chairman of Welfare Committee, Student Council President FRED GAYLOR fn 1 if jf fm.. hi gg' ff JN-4 .f 'Y gf 1 K ,I I mx. uve' sun... -4 1 A: ,AM z E N., A i A. Q 1 X arc ing and The Williamsport High School Band of 1957-58 has again brought honors to our school. Not only has it won three first place awards in the annual Alsatia Mummers Parades, but it also took part in the halftime program at the University of Maryland when Maryland versed Wake Forest in football. The band journeyed to SharPSbL11'g for the Annual Memorial Day Parade, gave four Christmas Concerts and a Spring Concert, went to the Cherry Blossom Festival on March 29, and took part in the University of Maryland Band Fes- tival. We wish the band continued success and hope it retains its high honors. -z T5 !!!' 'Q L Y!! J! , 4 !!!fgj, gggiig V 5573K lx E55 Q sg J NkN X ' t Q A A X XX A P t A W ' , VA, iw fffqk A, wq ,, 3 K ,Jw V, ,M .,f MLW up v 39 I , J ? 4' Yqgg . IB W: 1 aibrettes X 5 f ' , fx ewspatipelr' rut The Billporter, a recorder of all the noteworthy happenings around our school, is published with the welcome assistance of Mrs. Evelyn Church, The Billporter staff does its work in Mrs. Church's English class. The publication is issued to the students four times a year, Covered in the publication are happenings from the Primary, Elementary, Junior High and High sections of the school. The difficult tasks of writing articles and meeting those deadlines that seem to spring up suddenly, are only a fraction of Co-Editors - - Assistant Editors - Circulation Managers Sports' Editors - - Art Editors - - Social Editors - - Student Council Editor Exchange Editor - - - Typists and Production the staff's hardships in publishing a newspaper - - - - Judy Bryan Beatrice Palmer ----------..--- PHISYI-IOCkenberry Jeanette Dick, Connie Canfield, Tom Knode Robert Bair, Phil Bowers, Carole McCardell Bonnie Easterday, Susie Downs - - - - - - - - Judy Stumbaugh Business Manager - - - - - - - Robert Taylor Charles Settles - - Ruth Hensell Richard Allen - - - - - - - - Bonnie Rhodes Charles Hixon, Harry Turner - - - - - - - - Elissa Seymour Arlene Cairnes, Tom Myers - - ------- Fred Gaylor - - - - Neda Willets -- - -- - - - -- - - - ---Nancylrlockenberry Ruth Parker, Bonnie Rhodes, Nancy Speaker Bernadine Miller, Emma Byers, Catherine Spigler, Rose Banzhoff 3, .,,.3. NWN. , ,,,,..A.,s.,.,x.,..4..u......- ,A . .V,..,.,...-.., Q,,. ..,,,... 1 k.,n fivfmhi if xigiff 55155, V f' 5 w A RS 3 22, as XE' avi? Qifgka l 6, 'l xg! , -wk sf- fn Y If ,gg Qxmf 7 Q 5 .4- ,A 'M aff l. mm s FNJQ' 9 Q 13 wwf X S W Q als' W.-W-V.-?-w....:.L..........Y......W. rw... T-v-4.., .V .-., ., W. ,.....W,,,,,, .,,,..-A.v..- M. NM. ,. - , . X 'M' iw I , , 7. ' 3 1 ' X + Ni u, , ' 'U' Eli f I 'iv QL as VH 1 M xg YY 1? s. -V: N. 88 ' WILLIAMSPURT CHAPTER Q 6 2 5 , sm xii, 3 1 ,Lg 5 :I 6 'HR HARYLAII FFA UCK LIVEST JIIIGNG I M ... fx., K UH!! HARYLAII FFA LAND JUDGING Y Seated E Seymour, D. Catlett, A. Cairnes, P. Reed, C Banzhoff K Harsh, B. Hoffman. Standing: D. Rohrer B Martin. Library Climb The Library Club is made up of those who serve as assistants to Miss Breakall, our librarian. We wish to give special recognition to Arlene Cairnes, seated in center, for her loyal assistance in the library for the past six years. Radio Club The Radio Club is an organization in which the students themselves gather and prepare the news of W, I-I. S. They announce these events over a local radio station, WARK, each Saturday morning. Donna Mose, Mrs. Byler, Anna Cairnes, David Clopper, Susie Harsh, cs o 1 llSILllt6lf fha s T1 a it ommitifee Much recognition should be given to the boys without whom we would have no assemblies. These boys handle the setting up of the projector and microphones. They could well be called the ghosts of our school, We never see thefn working but we do see the re- sults of their work. 6.3 FOTOAO W,H,S, has not had an F,T,A, for a number of years but this year a group of 27 hard workers with hopes of being teachers, has formed an F,T,A, The advisor, Mrs, Byler, and president, Anna Cairnes, have proved to be capable of handling the problems faced by a new organ- ization, The F,T,A, has been a help to all by setting up a school supplies counter where all students can buy their paper, pencils, etc Richard Seal, John Harsh, John Otzelberger 9 'F... vbsi-in-B031 You don't mind if I cut in, old chap? -, , s w to pring op of On a cool, spring evening in April, excited members of the W. H. S. student body, and guests filled the school gymnasium with laughter and gay talk. Upon entering the gym, everyone noticed the beautiful decorations which had been put up by the student council. Indeed the hard work and the tiiiie put into decorating the gym was not in vain. After many greetings and friendly chats, everyone found his table and sat down to wait for the dancing to begin. Soon the dreamy music of the Twi- lightcrs began. Almost immediately the floor was crowded with couples en- joying the music. omonatiuom Frnally the chmax of the evenmg arrrved the Coronatron of the krng and queen A hush fell over the audrence as the band played our Alma Mater and the court advanced toward the throne Our pr1nc1pal Mr Carnochan stepped forth and crowned the Queen June Smrth and the Klng Gene Jam1son As the band resumed playmg, the kmg escorted the queen from the throne and led the dancrng Soon after refreshments were served and everyone raced upstarrs for punch and pretzels Flnally the dance was over and the couples left for home Wlth many happy memorres of an unforgettable evenrng Left to rrght L Mrller, T Dowmn I Harsh, P Myers C Mason, N Plot ner G Iamrson J Smrth Mr Carnochan G Drake M Crawford A An derson J Harsh P Downey D Clopper 'W 0 I 1 ..ps I I I l . ',. . ,. .- ,.',..g. po yu go' .. ,. ,. . Duck everybody! Grab your partner's hand and hang on! lllllU1llCUDlI :' CBlIllllCfDlI - lI OlIlIll 957 A lovely spring evening, brimming over with excitement, heralded the climax of the school year for the students. The time for the Junior-Senior Prom had arrived! Almost one half hour before starting time, students began arriving to be sure of getting a good table. Soon the Phil Young orchestra arrived and the dancing began. The music combined perfectly with the mood of the evening and everyone enjoyed the dancing. After much anticipation, the Grand March began and everyone joined in. The President of the senior class and his partner led the march. Round and round, in and out went the couples following the leaders. Finally, the last arch was formed and the couples returned to their tables for refreshments. After refresh- ments were served, dancing resumed until the time came to go home. The Prom is over and another year lies ahead before the next one, but the memories will fill that span of time for all who were there. Z wr fi 5 L. 'SL Sally Traver, Tom Myers, Carol Mason, Dick Allen, Jeanette Dick, Harry Turner, Dorothy Martin, Prom Chairman. The Prom was a huge success, thanks to the hard work and boundless energy of the prom committee. The theme this year was Sweethearts on Parade and the color scheme was red and white. The gym was decorated with red and white streamers, red hearts and balls, red and white flowers, and a huge red heart at the entrance and behind the orchestra. The music is dreamy, the dancing devine. K t f 1 V First row: Katherine Magoutas, Wilma Payne, Betty Hensell, Lucretia Harsh, Gail Drake, Jean Stuart Loretta Green, Lindin Bomberger, Della Nave, Second row: George Frick, Leroy Shank, Donald Shank Norman Plotner, Marvin Jamison, Fred Downey, Alumni Award ----------- WHT S George W. Taylor Memorial Prize - - Goetz Awards ------------ Citizenship Medal -------- Williamsport Lions Club Award - - The Leaf Memorial Prize ------- William A, Teach Memorial Award - American Legion School Awards - - - The Potomac Post 202 American Legion Auxiliary Award Myron L. Bloom Essay Contest Awards Agriculture Accomplishment Award - William Shipley Memorial Prize -------- Mr. and Mrs. Roger Charlton Languag Dr. I, M, Zimmerman Award ---- Reader's Digest Award ------ Baush and Lomb Science Award - - Sportsmanship Award ------- e Award - - - - - - FRED DOWNEY LINDIN BOMBERGER NORMAN PLOTNER LUCRETIA HARSH - - MARVIN JAMISON - - GEORGE FRICK - - FRED GAYLOR - - GAIL GRAKE MARVIN IAMISON DELLA NAVE - - - - BETTY HENSELL - - LORETTA GREEN DON SHANK WILMA PAYNE - - LEROY SHANK - - GEORGE FRICK - - DIANA GROVE BEVERLY HOFFMAN - - KATHERINE MAGOUTAS -- - - - -- GAILDRAKE - - GEORGE FRICK - GEORGE FRICK ig, sqmwws Nitin 2,11 T qi! qf . sfzf- ni -31135 f V Q, X' fl fmt? 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When bachelor Colonel Blair dies, he leaves his dude ranch without an owner, be- cause no will has been found among his effects, Larry Benson, an orphan, adopted by Colonel Blair, declares that the dying man mentioned making a will, Jack Guldy, Ranch Manager, believes there is no will. CaPPY. the Corral Boss, spends most of his time keeping Larry and Jack from fighting. Into this setting of suspicion comes Lettie Blair, the Colonel's niece. If no will is found, Lettie will inherit the ranch, Lettie finds that the Colonel had planned, had he lived, to induce Lettie and Larry to marry. Lettie is shamed by hearing she was to be married off and Larry becomes haughty and aloof, They decide to hate each other, which is unfortunate because they really love each other. Comedy is added to the story by Aunt Lavinia, a typical cowgirl, and Arizona Tom, an old timer who entertains the guest at the ranch. Actually Tom is Tom Wilder, a lawyer, who visits the ranch for a rest, More romance blooms when Emily, a dudine, and Rennie, a cowboy, fall in love, and finally, when Arizona Tom and Tonita Sunrise, an actress of Indian lineage, meet by surprise and carry on a romance that had started when they were acting together Finally, after many accusations, and fights, Cappy produces the Will which states the undivided estate will be left to Larry and Lettie who decide that they really love each other and marry, Thus, as happens in all operettas, all ends well. W Love conquers all, Reach! Pardner! Don t be imperunent Mam C Larry Benson Lettie Blair - - Cappy - - - Jack Guldy - - - - - aisif Aunt Lavinia --------- Tom Wilder fArizona Tomy Emily Rennie - - Bertie Tonita Carlos Carlotta - - - Antonio - - Maria - - Sunrise - - TOM MYERS BEVERLY HOFFMAN HAROLD LITTEN - - - TERRY FORD - ELISSA SEYMOUR - - RICHARD ALLEN - NEDA WILLETTS MERLE CRAWFORD - CHARLES HIXON - - SALLY TRAVER - - GENE MALOTT - - BEATRICE PALMER - DUANE KINZER - HILDA MCKEE CUPid reigns 5uP'eme- Two lively guitars. Come to our Flegta OC The Coronation of Mr, and Miss W,H,S, rf rw f- 1 to T imistfimifats AEELHCCB As we entered the gym and looked around, we could feel the gaiety and excitement of Christmas in the air, Directly in front of us at the far side of the gym was Harvey Gardner and his orchestra, tuning their instruments in preparation for the evening of dancing, To our left in a corner of the gym towered the beautiful Christmas tree, whose colored lights mingled softly with the other decorations. To our right, in another corner was the throne of Mr, and Miss W,H,S, who were to be crowned later in the evening. After looking around we hurried to our table to wait for the dancing to begin, Soon after we were seated, the music began and we were caught in its mood, Toward the middle of the evening the coronation began, The orchestra played our school song and the court, composed of personalities from the Junior and Senior classes advanced to the throne. Finally through the entrance came Mr. W, H,S, , Richard Allen and Miss W,H,S, , Nancy Hockenberry. The students greeted them with much applause, Everyone became quiet as Mr. Carnochan, our principal, placed the crown on Miss W, H, S, and then on Mr, W,H,S, Then, midst cheering, applauding, and the flashes of cameras, the orchestra resumed playing and the court led the dancing, All too soon, the evening came to an end, but we all went home feeling satisfied from a perfect evening and with expectations of the holidays to come, ,. w , , ,, -2955? 1 , ., H, I , 1 . X. . -z 1 x ' lik, -f ' ,W Q 1 . ff x .Y .-vT ' -fv: 1 f an up' ' sf 9: af, K M , P a H, -...K ' 4 ff ' 'wma Q 4 N mg 1 .1 i I :nf ,, -, 4, ek, Q 5 . 1 , , ' 1. , Q I ,X 0 ' ' A ' fyg - - ' f KJV. Q R Jax rug. , Aw , will Z if is 15-'fg sm, I1 112 4 1 , b gs ' v fl A L gg, ' its :Z Q- Q A wh .Jil I .ffisa -3 '14 7 6 1,24 , Ef f aiif A . W: ,- ug. , 1,42 , 1 L ' Q Ii. 3 ' ui, ,,,. . 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