Chambersburg Area High School - Echo Yearbook (Chambersburg, PA)

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Board of School Directors K7 9 Reading left to right: Seated: Albert S. Henneberger, Harry H. Sherk, Roy S. Kirkpatrick. Standing: Charles H. Davison, Harry D. Harvie, Paul J. Martin. Absent: James C. Clark. Acting President-Rox' S. KIRKPATRICK TI'CZlSlIl'E1'-JALIES C. CLARK MR. G. A. XV. STOUFFER The Class of 1948 is honored to pay tribute to Mr. G. A. W. Stouifer, who for the past ten years has served as president of the Chambersburg Board of School Directors. With his resignation the Chambersburg schools lose the leadership of one who has given his whole-hearted interest to what for him was not just a duty, but an enjoyment. We regret that his regular duties prevent him from participating actively in our endeavors, but we know that he will continue his interest in the schools he has been so instrumental in developing.

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Gettysburg . . .Away 35 34 Hanover . ...Hume 32 47 Carlisle .... . , .Away 45 47 lVaynesb0ro . . . . ,Away 42 53 Mcchanicshurg . . .Away 22 74 122 H4 Shippenshurg .... .. ..... . ..... .. .. . . .Home The second half of thc Smith Penn Conference ended in a tic. Gettysburg and Clllll11llCl'SiJl1I'g,I cach losing one game and winning six. In the play-uff game for the second halt' Cl'lflIlliJ0l'SilllI'g st-tn'cd 46 pnintsi Gettysburg, 23. This win gave thc Trojans thc title fur thc South Penn Cunfcrcnce for thc fifth L'4ll13L'l'llllYL' year. In the Class A, District Ill play-oft' Chambersburg scored 54 points. Red Linn. 21. CllillIli7L'l'Sillll'5f lost to York -L1 to 50 in the District Ill PIAA Class A chalnpiunship. Chainhcrsburg had won thc Class A district title in 1944, 1945, and 1947.

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.4 ' Reading left to right: Vihsrsrmi 15 ,- V ..f,,...--,,,,...,e.-a..,: .,-.,..w ' x . ,. s .,-Q,,, ,..y' Q 31122 Row 1-Athley Kline, Glen Galbraith, Robert Zullinger, Donald Riekrode, Richard Derridinger. Richard Sellers, Robert XVise. Paul Shatter, Robert Rinehart, Donald Bard, Robert Glessner. Richard XVolford. Row 2ACoaeh Druniniond, Timothy Thomas, Jack Diehl, Donald Truett, XVilliam Nitterhouse. Gilbert Cramer, Terry Mish, Jay Kohler, Clifford Van Seyoe, Joseph Ericson. Jack Brant, Max Goetz, Samuel Gillespie, Coach Snyder. Row 3-Thomas Lugenbeel, Brant Seilhamer, Richard Sellers. Charles Cook. Robert Grinder, Gerald Edwards. Gregory Suinniers. Xvlllllllll Houser, Marlin Hege. Gerald Steger. Garnet lfloupt. llarry lit-ard, Lynn Melilllaney, James Hoover. ,lunior Varsity Football Team Managers ........... , . TIMOTHY THOMAS, SAMUEL GILLESPIE, THOMAS LUGENBEEL ,lunior Varsity Coach ....... ..,............................. T HOMAS DRUMMOND Assistant klunior Varsity Coach . . . . . . VANCE B. SNYDER SCORING RECORD , Opp. C. H. S. Scotland . . . . .Home 7 12 Carlisle ..... . . .Horne 7 13 Shippensburg . . . .Home 13 7 Mercersburg . . . .Horne 0 O Wfayneslnoro . . .... AWHY 15 6 H11UQVCf , , .... Away 14 7 The 19-17 version of the Gladiators won the first two games of the season, lost the third, tied the fourth, and lost the fifth and sixth games. Although they were outscored by their opponents, n few of the Drummond and Snyder coached lads showed promise of adding strength to the varsity next year. Ihigr Um- llundreil Si.rleen