Clear Spring High School - Trailblazer Yearbook (Clear Spring, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1960 volume:

THE TRAILBLAZER I960 Published by the ANNUAL STAFF OF CLEAR SPRING HIGH SCHOOL Clear Spring, Maryland VOLUME 13 TABLE OF CONTENTS •T'T . ,; • Cr_ w4 � V� '.� % Itf 5' S v - � v •' I W-. FACULTY ....................... 7 SENIORS........................15 JUNIORS........................35 SOPHOMORES.....................43 FRESHMEN.......................51 JUNIOR HIGH....................55 CLASSES........................61 ORGANIZATIONS..................69 ACTIVITIES.....................81 ATHLETICS......................89 it iV ■ft '� t: • • ADVERTISEMENTS 95 f§ .....6 V sn . f. - C’ • . •. EDITOR’S MESSAGE This was the year! Clear Spring High was the same as the years gone by... loved by the seniors, enjoyed by the juniors, looked upon with a sense of affection by the sophomores, regarded with a touch of awe by the freshmen, and beheld cautiously by the junior high. Through our halls passed the leaders and the followers working together to turn the great machinery of Clear Spring High. • v -• Every phase of high school life seemed even more vivid this year. The soccer games were more exciting, the club meetings more interesting, the students more enthusiastic in their work. Through all the good- natured rivalry between the classes ran the thread of unity. Yes, we were from the best school in the world! With this, the staff of 1960 presents the twelfth edition of the TRAIL- BLAZER. We have tried to capture some of the wonderful phases of high school life so that, not only at the present but in the years to come, when you take this volume of the annual in your hands you will remember with pride your Alma Mater--Clear Spring High! MARCIA DAYHOFF Editor-in-Chief 3 DEDICATION DR. DAVID R. BREWER DR. ARCHIE R. COHEN • - For many years two outstanding citizens in this community have shown a great interest in the welfare of our school. In deep gratitude to them for their untiring efforts, we, the staff, dedicate this twelfth edition of the TRAILBLAZER to Dr. David R. Brewer and Dr. Archie R. Cohen. 34 IN APPRECIATION We wish to thank Mr. E. Spenser Ware for his splendid leadership of the TRAIL BLAZER staffs over the past eleven years. Without his helpfulness and encouragement the annuals would not have been possible. ■V ft ■TV f ‘I '«� ' m. .-.£Vv „ MR. E. SPENSER WARE 5 £« ■ PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE j§: w 7y As time passes you will turn the pages of this yearbook on many occasions. Your yearbook will revive for you many wonderful mem- ories. You will remember with a certain nostalgia your classmates, your teachers, and your school. You will learn to cherish your year- book, for it will increase in value as the years go by. You will be eternally grateful to the 1960 Trailblazer Staff for having captured for you one of the most memorable periods in your life. Richard T. Whisner Principal 6 FACULTY WILLIAM H. BABYLON E. CARLETON BROWNE WILLIAM H. CARR Physics, Chemistry, Science, Al- gebra Washington College, B. S. University of Maryland, M. A. Hobbies - Painting, Woodwork Student Council Advisor Drivers Education, U.S. History, Science, Math Shepherd College, A. B. West Virginia University, M. A. Hobbies - Hunting, Woodwork National Honor Society Advisor Instrumental Music, B. Mus. West Virginia University Hobby - Record Collection Band Director THE FACULTY MEMBERS . . . WILLIAM C, GRIMM Science Shepherd College, A. B. Hobbies - Fishing, Hunting TRAIL BLAZER Advisor RUTH A. DIXON Music, Latin West Chester State Teachers College, B. S. Hobby - Rearing a family Varsity Choir Advisor PATRICIA D. DANTZIC English, Advanced Composition Shepherd College, A. B. MARY JOANNA HARLEY DONALD C. HA UGH MORRIS E. LAY Physical Education Liberal Arts Shepherd College, A.B. Hobbies - Sports, Reading Biology, Elementary Business Training Western Maryland College, A. B. Hobbies - Kodachromes, Travel Audio-Visual Aid Advisor Industrial Arts West Virginia Institute of Technol ogy, B. S. Hobby - Photography OF CLEAR SPRING HIGH FREDERICK C. LESHER JAMES E. MANUEL JANE H. McCAFFERTY English, Math, Ancient History Gettysburg College, A. B. Hobby - Photography Physical Education Shepherd College, A. B George Washington University, M. A. Hobbies - Hunting, Fishing Guidance Counselor Chatam, A. B. University of Maryland, M, A. Hobby - Photography F. T. A. Advisor JANET MCDANIELS MILDRED A. MORRISON WILLIAM F. MURRAY Librarian Western Kentucky State Teachers College, B. S. Hobby - Stamps Home Economics Western Maryland College, B. S. Hobbies - Painting, Sewing Core Frostburg State Teachers College Hobby - Travel HAVE GUIDED US ELEANOR PROKSA JAMES A. RIEDTHALER JOANNE H. ROCKWELL Typing, Office Practice B. S. in Business Education Indiana State Teachers College, B. S. Hobby - Knitting School Treasurer Civics B. S. in Commerce Ohio University Hobbies - Gardening, Home Repairing English Findlay College, A. B. Hobbies - Reading, Embroidering R. ROSS SAUR CARL W. SHAFER LUCILLE N. SHULTZ Art Ashland College, B. S. Hobbies - Painting, Crafts Math, Science Richmond University, M. S. University of Nebraska and Union College, B. A. University of Georgia, A. D. Hobbies - Cycling, Hiking Typing, Stenography, Bookkeeping Shepherd College, A. B. Hobby - Horseback Riding STUDENTS THROUGH OUR . . . DOROTHY S. SITES Journalism, World History, French Shippensburg, B. S. Hobbies - Violin, Leathercraft VOICE Advisor THEODORE R. SNYDER Core John Hopkins University University of Maryland Towson State Teachers College Hobby - Sports BEVERLY A. STENGER School Secretary Clear Spring High School '56 Hobby - Reading, Music REBEKEH B. STONEBRAKER E. SPENCER WARE RICHARD T. WHISNER Practical Arts Western Maryland College, A. B. T. C., Columbia University, M. A. Hobbies - Painting, Stamps Problems of Democracy, U.S. History, World History Duke University, A. B. Columbia University, M. A. Hobbies - Antiques, Stamps Principal Shepherd College, A. B. University of Maryland, M. A. Hobby - Reading ADOLESCENT YEARS. HILDA L. WORTHINGTON Trigonometry, Geometry Juniata College, B. S. Hobbies - Bowling, Cooking LEFT TO RIGHT: Connie Carbaugh, Connie Angle, Stella Pentz, Rita Lightner, and Sandra Keefer. HELPING HANDS aid school SEATED, left to right: Emily Corwell, Peggy Ridenour, June Suffecool, and Nancy Mellott. STANDING: Judy Keefer, Barbara Hull, Lillie Frantz, Roy Shoemaker, Nancy Routzahn, Linda Snyder, and Kathie Trumpower. HALL MONITORS CUSTODIANS LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Bowers, Harry Hull, Roger Miees, Robert Kelly, and Jay Shirk. LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Faith, Thomas Harnish, and Perry Dick. CAFETERIA COOKS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. Haines, Mrs. Miles, Mrs. Poole, Mrs. Slayman, and Mrs. Parsley. 14 I960 SENIORS reach goal. President -........................SHIELDA SECREST Vice President...............................ROBERT SHIRK Secretary.....................................ROGER MILES Treasurer.....................................NANCY MELLOTT Advisors...................................PATRICIA DANTZIC E. SPENSER WARE FLOWER--------------------------------- Red Rosebud COLORS - -- -- -- -- -Charcoal Gray and White MOTTO--------A New Generation; a New Challenge. The SENIORS receive their class rings and jackets. KENNETH EDWARD ALBRIGHT Chub General Hobby: Driving Ambition: Truck Driver SHIRLEY ANN ALTMAN Stump” Commercial F.N.A. 2,3,4; Trailblazer 4. Hobby: Sleeping Ambition: Clerical work DONALD RAY ANGLE Don General Hobby: Hunting Ambition: Marines DONALD WILLIAM BAKER Donnie Academic Soccer 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; National Honor Society 3, 4. Hobby: Sports Ambition: College GLADYS IRENE BAKER Pat” Commercial Hobby: Movies, sports, and music Ambition: Undecided SANDRA BONITA BETTS Sandy General Varsity Choir 3. Hobby: Dancing and roller skating Ambition: Undecided f SHIRLEY ANN BISHOP Shirley General F.N.A. 2; Varsity Choir 2. Hobby: Roller skating Ambition: Undecided NORMA JEAN BLACK Norma Academic F.N.A. Vice President 2, Secretary 3, 4; Voice 2, 3, Editor 4; Basketball 2, 3; National Honor Society 3. Ambition: Nurse CAROL ELIZABETH BLAIR Carol Commercial F.N.A. 4; Varsity Choir 4. Hobby: Sports and dancing Ambition: Clerical work JANET LINDA BLAIR Janet General Office Helper 4. Hobby: Reading and sports Ambition: Secretary NANCY DIAN BOYD Dian” Academic Softball 1, 2. 3, 4; Basketball 2. 3. 4; Fieldball 2; Trailblazer 4; F.N.A. 2, Treasurer 3, Chaplain 4; Student Council 3. Hobby: Sports, movies, and think- ing Ambition: Nurse ROBERT HERMAN BRENNAN Herman General J.V. Basketball 2; Soccer 4. Hobby: Richardson's Ambition: Navy CHARLES EDWARD BURGAN Chuck General Soccer 2,4. Hobby: Hunting and fishing Ambition: Mechanic CAROLYN FAYE CARBAUGH Carol General F.N.A. 3,4. Hobby: Swimming Ambition: Clerical work ELIZABETH VIRGINIA CARPENTER Sugar Academic Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2. 3, 4; Fieldball 1,2; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; Trailblaz- er 4; Senior Class Play. Hobby: Sports and fun Ambition: Undecided BARBARA LEE CATON Barb Academic F.N.A. 2,3,4; F.T.A. 2,3; Nation- al Honor Society 3, 4; Trailblazer 4; French Club 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Senior Play. Hobby: Dancing and skating Ambition: Nursing JOHN MICHAEL CLOPPER Lightning Commercial Soccer 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2; Junior Class Secretary; A.V.A. 2,3, President 4. Hobby: Cars and swimming Ambition: Navy ROBERTA JANE CUNNINGHAM Tweety Commercial National Honor Society 3, 4; Trail- blazer 3, 4; Voice 3, 4; F.T.A. 3, Treasurer 4; Student Council 2, 4. Hobby: Dancing, cooking Ambition: Secretary DANA SUSAN DARBY Dana Commercial F.T.A. 3,4; Voice 2, 3; Trailblaz- er 4. Hobby: Art Ambition: College JANET MARIE DAVIS Murphy General Basketball 4. Hobby: Dancing Ambition: Housewife MARCIA LYNETTE DAYHOFF Marcia Academic F.T.A. 1,2, Historian 3,4; Voice 2, 3, 4; Trailblazer 3, Editor 4; Varsity Choir 4. Hobby: Playing organ and collect- ing post cards Ambition: Teacher WILLIAM JAMES DITTO Bill Commercial Hobby: Collecting coins Ambition: Undecided JEANETTE EVELYN DUFFEY Jeanne Commercial Softball 2,3; Basketball 2,3; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; Trailblazer 4; Varsity Choir 4 Hobby: Sports Ambition: Filing Clerk DOROTHY ELIZABETH EBERSOLE Dottie” Commercial Cheerleader 1,2,3; Student Council 4; Trailblazer 4; Voice 4; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play; Junior Class President; M. A.S.C. 4. Hobby: Dancing Ambition: College DONALD MAURICE FORSYTHE Don General Hobby: Hunting Ambition: Air Force HELEN CECILE GIFT Helen Commercial Fieldball 2; Softball 3, 4. Hobby: Ice skating and swimming Ambition: Secretary SAMUEL ALLAN GOSSARD Sam” General Soccer 3: Baseball 3. Hobby: Fishing and hunting Ambition: Undecided WILLIAM GRUBER Willie General Baseball 2, 3, 4; Soccer 2, 3, 4. Hobby: Watching television Ambition: Secret Service SAMUEL HERMAN HAWBAKER Sam Commercial Trailblazer 1. Hobby: Raising hogs Ambition: Carpenter DONA MARIE HIGGINS Doe Commercial Student Council 2, Treasurer 4; F.T.A. 1,2, Secretary 3, Vice Pres- ident 4; Trailblazer 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3; National Honor Society 3. 4. Hobby: Reading and skating Ambition: Strayer's College JAMES WOODROW HOSE, JR. Jimmy General Hobby: Cars Ambition: Farmer PAUL MARSHALL HOSIER Marshall General Hobby: Hunting, eating, and sleep- ing Ambition: Air Force NANCY FAYE HOVERMALE Nancy Commercial Student Council 1. Hobby: Reading and dancing Ambition: Housewife BARBARA JEAN HULL Barbie Commercial F.T.A. 1,2,3, President 4; Softball 2,3; Student Council 4. Hobby: Horseback riding and read- ing Ambition: Frostburg HARRY ROBERT HULL Butch Academic Voice 2, 3; Hall Monitor 4. Hobby: Hunting and fishing Ambition: Air Force KENNETH WOODROW HULL Kenny General Hobby: Working on trucks and cars Ambition: Television technician LORRAINE MAY HUTSON Lorraine Commercial Fieldball 1; F.T.A. 2. Hobby: Driving, dating, and music Ambition: Housewife BONNIE MARLENE KEEFER Bonnie' Commercial F.N.A. 3; Student Council 1; Trail- blazer 2. Hobby: Swimming Ambition: Clerical work SANDRA JOANNE KEEFER Sandy'' General Library Aide 3,4; Trailblazer 2; Var- sity Choir 3; Operetta 3. Hobby: Dancing, movies, and typing Ambition: Business College HELEN CHRISTINE KRINER Teen General Softball 3, 4; Basketball 3. 4; Field- ball 2; F.N.A. 2,3. Hobby: Driving and records Ambition: Undecided AUDREY ETTA LESHER Arch Commercial F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Trailblazer 3. Hobby: Hiking Ambition: Secretary MARTHA BELLE LOHMAN Marty Commercial Varsity Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Operetta 2, 3,4. Hobby: Dancing and collecting records Ambition: Beautician JOYCE LAVERNE MANNING Jay Commercial Varsity Choir 1; F.N. A. 2. Hobby: Dancing Ambition: Nurse Aid or Secretary NANCY LOUISE MELLOTT Nancy” Commercial Senior Class Treasurer; National Hon- or Society 3, Treasurer 4; Voice 4; Office 4; Student Treasurer 3; Trail- blazer 4. Hobby: Music Ambition: Secretary DONNA JEAN MICHAEL Donna Academic F.T.A. 1, 2, 3. 4; Student Council 1; Trailblazer 3; Cheerleader 3 Hobby: Movies and music Ambition: Teacher RONALD WAYNE MICHAEL ’Ronnie Commercial Hobby: Hunting Ambition: Truck driver ROGER ALLEN MILES Rog” Commercial Soccer 1, 2; Student Council 2, 4; Senior Class Secretary; Hall Monitor 3,4. Hobby: Work and sports Ambition: Undecided DAVID ROBERT MILLER Bob” Commercial Basketball 4; Soccer 4. Hobby: Playing ball Ambition: Mechanic DONALD ELLSWORTH MILLS Yogi General Hobby: Baseball Ambition: Undecided PATRICIA ANN MILLS Patsy Commercial Varsity Choir 3, 4. Hobby: Reading Ambition: Secretary BETTY LEE REED Bet Commercial F.N.A. 1. Hobby: Dancing Ambition: Secretary CAROLYN MAE REED Gus Commercial National Honor Society 3, 4; F.N.A. 2, 3, 4; F.T. A. 1; Trailblazer 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; Commercial Store. Hobby: Sewing and driving Ambition: Beautician CATHERINE LUCILLE REED Catherine General Hobby: Reading and collecting records Ambition: Beautician DAVID ALLEN REED Dave Academic French Club 4; Senior Class Play; Voice 2, 3, 4. Hobby: Collecting arrowheads Ambition: Marines ROSEMARY FRANCES REED Rosy Academic Attendance Office Helper 3. Hobby: Horseback riding and reading Ambition: Nurse RUBY DEAN REED Ruby Commercial Trailblazer 4; Fieldball 1,2; Softball 1; F.T.A. 2, 3 4. Hobby: Skating Ambition: Secretary JUDY MARIE REVELL Judy” Commercial National Honor Society 3, Secretary 4; Voice 4; Trailblazer 4; F.N.A. 4, Hobby: Swimming and skating Ambition: Secretary PEGGY JOAN RIDENOUR Joan” General Varsity Choir 1, 2, 3, President 4; Operetta 2,3,4. Hobby: Reading and dancing Ambition: Beautician JUDITH ANN ROHRER Judy Commercial F.T.A. 1,2,3 4; Sophomore Class Secretary; Girls' State 3; Trailblazer 2, 3; Varsity Choir 4 Hobby: Dancing Ambition: Teacher NANCY LOU ROUTZAHN Nancy” Commercial Student Council Treasurer 1; F.T.A. 1,2; F.N.A. 3,4; Basketball 4. Hobby: Music Ambition: Medical Secretary CONNIE FAITH SCHELLE Con General Varsity Choir 2; Operetta 2. Hobby: Arranging flowers and talking Ambition: Housewife SHIELDA MAE SECREST Shielda Academic Senior Class President; National Hon- or Society 3, President 4. Hobby: Reading and sewing Ambition: Teacher , BARBARA JEAN SHAW Barb” Commercial F.N.A. 2, President 3, 4; Sophomore and Junior Class Treasurer; Student Council 2, Secretary 3, President 4; Voice 4. Hobby: Roller skating Ambition: Secretarial work DOUGLAS EDWARD SHEPLEY Doug Commercial Basketball 1,2; Audio-Visual Aid 2, 3,4. Hobby: Coin collecting Ambition: Navy DONALD MERRILL SHIFFLETT Don General Audio-Visual Aid 2. Hobby: Hunting, fishing, and driving Ambition: Undecided JAY DOUGLAS SHIRK Bubby General Yearbook 1; Student Council 3; Hall Monitor 4; Senior Class Play. Hobby: Building model cars Ambition: Undecided ROBERT EARL SHIRK Bob Commercial Junior Varsity 2; Senior Class Play; Vice President of Senior Class. Hobby; Hunting and fishing Ambition: Undecided LINDA REBECCA SNYDER ''Linda Academic F.N.A. Treasurer 2, 3, President 4; Softball 2. Hobby: Sports Ambition: Nurse RICHARD ELMER SNYDER Dick General Soccer 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Baseball Manager 3; Voice 4. Hobby: Hunting Ambition: Truck driver JOHN DANIEL SPIELMAN Johnny General Hobby: Hunting, sports and work- ing on cars Ambition: Army DORIS ELAINE STEVENS Dot General Hobby: Swimming, dancing, and movies Ambition: Undecided HELEN ZOE ANNA STRITE Bill Commercial F.T.A. 1,2, 3,4; Operetta 3; Varsity- Choir 3; Library Aid 3. Hobby: 4-H, dancing, and farm animals Ambition: To raise Shorthorn cattle and Hampshire swine at wt-- KATHLEEN ELIZABETH TRUMPOWER Kathie Academic Attendance Office 4 Hobby: Piano and skating Ambition: Nurse HERMAN LEE WEAVER Herm General Hobby: Hunting, fishing, and sports Ambition: Marines JOHN MAURICE WHITTINGTON Johnny General Hobby: Hunting and fishing Ambition: Undecided JUNE ELIZABETH SUFFECOOL Junebug Commercial Student Council 2, Historian 3; F.T.A. 3. 4; Commercial Office 3; D.A.R. Award 4; Trailblazer 3, Busi- ness Manager 4; National Honor So- ciety 3, Vice President 4; Office 4; Senior Class Play. Hobby: Bowling and skating Ambition: Secretary or college TERRY LEE YEAKLE Terry” General Hobby: Working on cars Ambition: Undecided EUGENE CLARANCE YETTER Geneo General Soccer 3; Basketball 4; Baseball 3. Hobby: Hunting and girls Ambition: Undecided MARY ALICE YOST Mary Commercial Trailblazer 1, 2, 3, 4; Voice 4; Stt dent Council 3, 4; National Honor Society Secretary 3, 4; F. N. A. 3,4; Fieldball 1,2; Basketball 2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4. Hobby: Reading and music Ambition: Secretary SHIRLEY JEAN ZELLO Jean” General Hobby: Collecting 4-leaf clovers and art Ambition: Air Force SENIORS at work and play. Donald Angle Donald Baker Gladys Baker Sandra Betts Shirley Bishop Norma Black Carol Blair Carolyn Carbaugh Charles Burgan Robert Brennan Michael Clopper Barbara Caton Elizabeth Carpenter Dana Darby Janet Davis Roberta Cunningham Jeanette Duffey Bill Ditto Marcia Dayhoff Helen Gift Donald Forsythe Dottie Ebersole William Gruber Sam Hawbakei Sam Gossard Dona Higgins James Hose Marshall Hosier Nancy Hovermale Barbara Hull Lorraine Hutson j Kenneth Hull Bonnie Keefer Audrey Lesher Christine Kriner Sandra Keefer Nancy Mellott Joyce Manning Martha Lohman Roger Miles Ronnie Michael Donna Michael Donald Mills Robert Miller Carolyn Reed Catherine Reed Rosemary David Reed Judy Rohrer Peggy Ridenour Judy Revell Shielda Secrest Nancy Routzahn Connie Schelle Barbara Shaw Douglas Shepley Donald Shifflett Linda Snyder Robert Shirk John Spielman Dick Snyder Doris Stevens ■ a Kathie Trumpower June Suffecool Zoe Ann Strite I Whittington C John Terry Yeakle WmSSM Herman Weaver IVA Shirley Zello Eugen fette Marv Yost To be, or not to be: that is the question: Whether ’tis nobler in the mind to suffer The slings and arrows of outrageous fortune, Or to take arms against a sea of troubles, And by opposing end them. SHAKESPEARE BETTY ANN ERNST . . . President MISS SHULTZ . . . Advisor JOAN ROSENBERRY . . . Vice President MR. BROWNE . . . Advisor WANDA MUMMERT . . . Secretary MRS. WORTHINGTON . . . Advisor BETTY ANN KLINE . . . Treasurer JUNIOR big moments: FRED BAKER LARRY BLAIR PATRICIA BLACK ROBERT BOWERS PERRY BUSSARD CONNIE CARBAUGH RONALD CARBA UGH PHILIP CARPENDER LINDA EAVEY GERALDINE EBERSOLE BETTY ANN ERNST THOMAS ERNST class play, rings, and prom. BARBARA HART EDWARD HARNE DICK HAWBAKER PERRY HENDERSHOT WOODROW HENSON AMOS HORST 37 MARY ELLEN HOVERMALE CHARLES HULL WARREN HULL ALLAN JOHNSON CALVIN JOHNSON RICHARD JOHNSON JOSEPH GEHR ELAINE JOY ROBERT KELLEY BETTY ANN KLINE JUDY KRETZER BETTY SUE KRONTZ PATSY LEE MASON LONG BERRY MASON JOYCE MASON CLARENCE MELLOTT RAYMOND MICHAEL LARRY MILES MARY MILES PAUL MILLER SANDRA MILLER DELORES MILLS 39 DOUGLAS MILLS EDGAR MILLS MARY AGNUS MULLEN GEORGE PINE ROSELYN REID PEGGY REPP RUSSELL ROBINSON JOAN ROSENBERRY RONALD SANDERS CASSIE SEIBERT DONALD SHIRLEY RICHARD SHIRLEY SIDNEY STARLIPER NELSON STERLING KAREN STEVENS SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES set ideals. 44 Michael Albright John Ankeney Steve Ardinger Carolyn Barkdoll Grace Beard Freida Betts Linda Black Faye Blair Richard Blair Alice Boswell Donald Bowers Michael Boyd Diann Bragunier Shirley Bragunier Vonnie Brewer William Brewer Vickie Churchey Rachel ClarK Carol Clopper Gary Clopper Emily Cornell Hillard Cunningham Sylvia Cushwa Michele Draper Eugene Duffey Ann Elwood Neal Gearheart Carol Grove Howard Gruber • Jack Haines 46 Deana Hart Jo Ann Hart James Hastings iMI Ruby Hendershot Judith Henson Betsy Hoch Barbara Hofe Kay Hose Terry Hose Donald Hosier Nancy Hull Anna Imes David Irvin Richard Irvin Judith Keefer Frank King Janet King Harold Kline Luanne Knepper Janet Lesher Mary Long Darlene Manning Almeda Michael Barbara Miles ii Josephine Miles Betty Mills Catherine Mills James Mills Ellen Moats Joe Myers 48 Lynn Poole Nancy Reed Robert Robinson Nancy Sanders Darlene Seburn James Seibert Janice Shank Sharon Shives Patricia Shoemaker Roy Shoemaker Gerald Shupp Sandra Slyman Regina Snyder Charlotte Struckman Leota Western Margret Winters Bonnie Yeakle (Mm M James Reger Judy Grove Robert Barkdoll FRESHMEN — on the threshold 52 Lloyd Alsip Kenneth Angle A Ivey Baker David Baker Peggy Baker Jerry Beard James Bishop Gary Blair Bruce Boppe Mildred Bowers Philip Burgan William Burgan Joann Burton Harold Carbaugh Raymond Carbaugh Amy Carpenter Alice Clark Marie Cunningham Ruth Cunningham Richard Davis Edward Deeds Doris Dick Gary Faith William Faith Albert Gehr Judy Grove Kay Grove Gary Gruber Sandra Haines Virginia Hart Carl Hawbaker Gary Hawbaker Ida Hensen Robert Hensen Ronald Hensen of new wonders. Lynn Holtzman Norman Horst Edward Hose Donna Hull Kay Hull Larry Hull Eaye Etta Hutson Carolyn Keefer Harold Keefer Raymond Kline Rita Lightner Charles Long Patricia Martin Charlene McAllister Donna Miles Judy Miles Carole Mills Elizabeth Mills Joseph Mills Rebecca Mills Sherry Mills Brian Moore Anna Jean Mullen Donald Mullin Donald Mundey 53 Franklin Murray David Myers Alex Nave Josephine Ness Paul Pine Alma Reed Raymond Reed James Reger Linda Repp Glennie Robinson Richard Robinson Rosie Robinson Royce Robinson Shirley Robinson Theodore Rosenberry John Salvatore Rose Sanders Terry Shoemaker Nancy Shupp James Smith Linda Snyder Robert Staley Nancy Sword Dale Trumpower Linda Trumpower Lloyd Weaver Mary Weber Franklin Whittington Lauren Yost Ruth Yost GRADE 8 Joseph Albright Connie Angle Alice Armstrong Nancy Baker Patricia Barton Lloyd Beard Darrel Betts Leonard Bingamon Douglas Black Terry Bohrer Paul Bowers Nancy Boyd Archie Brewer Roy Corwell Betty Davis Edna Divelbliss Ralph Eavey Paul Ebersole Eugene Eby Sharon Eichelberger William Elwood Lillie Frantz Thomas Funk Shirley Gift Vernon Graham Nancy Grove Linda Hart Edward Henson Ronald Higgins Issac Horst Kermit Hose Perry Hose Terry Hose Jane Hosier Constance Hull Judith Hull Emory Keeseker Joseph Kinzer Janet Leigh Charles Lesher Oscar Lohman Edna Lowery Fred Martin George Michael Larry Michael Dale Miles Barbara Mills Carcan Mills Esther Mills Lanca Mills Sandra Mills Thomas Moats Camellia Moore Kenneth Moore Wayne Mullen Stephen Murray Patrick Myres Ann Ommerr Stuart Parsley Violet Peck Harold Pine Gloria Pittman Merle Pollard Barry Poole Jan Poole Eugene Reed Marie Reed Nancy Reed Ronald Reed Ruth Renner Nancy Repp Ruby Robinson Linda Rubeck Charles Schelle Robert Shatzer Norman Shaw Ronnie Shaw Ann Sheffler Ernst Shirley Doris Shoemaker Deanna Shupp Donna Smith Judy Snyder Barbara Steele Harriet Stevens Beverly Struckman Jerry Swope Wayne Sword Arthur Weber Joe Weller Wayne Weller Dora Miles 57 Shirley Atherton Elsie Baker Linda Baker Jacob Beard Dennis Blair Margaret Boppe Claudia Bowers Doris Brindendolph John Burtner Robert Burton Harold Bussard Bonnie Carbaugh GRADE 7 John Carpenter Marie Carpenter Barbara Clark Sam Cunningham Jane Darby Robert Davis Linda Delouney Darlene Dickey Dick Evans Linda Fink Judy Gardner Gary Grove Dixie Hart Gary Hart Nancy Hawbaker Betsy Hofe Mary Horst Richard Horst Korleen Hose Carol Hull Herbert Hull JoAnn Hull Mary Irvin Allan Johnson Glenda Johnson Connie Keefer Franklin Keefer Foster Kelley Mary Kelley Margaret King Raymond Kinzer Donald Kline Lana Knepper Patricia Lee Herman Leiger Carol Lesher 58 John Lowery Larry Manning Cassy Mason Gregory Mason George Massie Beverly Mellott James Miller Gloria Mills Lewis Mills Merle Mills Nancy Mills Robert Mills Dennis Myers Donald Nave Jack Newkirk Ronald Paul Ronald Peck John Reed Faye Reid Melvin Reiff Patricia Repp Sylvia Ridenour Lawrence Roberts Esther Robinson Harry Robinson Mary Robinson Doris Rowland David Rubeck Donald Rubeck Mary Siebert Peggy Sharon Elizabeth Sharrar Mary Sheffler John Shirk Michael Shirk Linda Shives Roger Shoemaker Donald Smith Agatha Snyder Carroll Springer David Starliper Harry Stevens Vonnie Toston Donald Trumpower Gary Weaver Lynn Weaver David Winters J.V. Cheerleaders are new at C.H.S Left to right: Judy Hull, Lillie Frantz, Linda Stevens, Nancy Grove, and Patricia Barton. Varsity cheerleaders in action Our male cheerleaders lead a cheer 60 The pupils in the practical arts department have television and classroom activities. They work in crafts which include drying and pressing flowers, making notebook covers, constructing seasonal decora- tions, and constructing toys for younger members of the family. Seventh Grade The seventh grade core is taught by a television teacher in cooperation with the classroom teacher. In social studies the eastern hemisphere is the area studied. One country of each area grouping is taken for special emphasis, but all countries are studied. English, spelling, and reading are also a part of this core class's studies. The eighth grade math-science group drills in the four basic fundamentals of math - addition, sub- traction, multiplication, and division. In this class the students also study the fascinating principles of the physical world and the structure of the human body. Eighth Grade The theme of this core class, Understanding Our American Heritage, includes the study of the dis- covery, exploration, colonization, and expansion of our country. The English study includes construc- tion of sentences, capitalization, punctuation, parts of speech, diagraming, spelling, and literature. The ninth grade English class’s major study is in the basic fundamentals of the parts of speech, sen- tence construction, diagraming, and literature. This basic learning prepares the student for better methods of expressing himself in speaking and writing. Ninth Grade In the ninth grade Latin class students participate in activities related to the language. This in- cludes reading, writing, using the language, and translating short stories. Through the study of this language, not only is a knowledge gained in the usage of Latin but also a better understanding of Eng- lish is obtained. Biology is the study of plants and animals and how they survive. The study is divided into two sep- arate groups. Then, each of these is broken down for thorough investigation. The plants are in four small group� . The animals are in ten smaller groups. Extra credit plays a big part in Biology, too. The majority of the students undertake individual projects to study and explain before the class. Tenth Grade The primary aim of a course in typewriting is the building of a usable skill. This skill may be used to gain employment after graduation, to help the college student produce good papers, or to carry on everyday correspondence. The French class of 11A is the first-year French group. In their studies the students not only learn much of the basic grammar but they also learn things like the numbers, days of the week, and months of the year. Some of the necessary things used in conversation are taught. Eleventh Grade The aim of the Elementary Business Education class is to learn by practice the efficient handling of personal business affairs and to solve everyday problems in economics. The English IVB class is composed of commercial students and college bound students. The course includes the study of advanced grammar and English literature from Chaucer to modern English litera- ture. The class is taught over television by Mr. Alfred Fehl. Twelfth Grade The twelfth grade Advanced Office Practice trains commercial students to be better qualified in the field of business. The course instructs students in general clerical procedures, filing, financial records, and other business techniques required to make a good office worker. Driving is a skill which once mastered, serves one well for the rest of his life. This skill can be mastered by conscientiously applying the fundamental principles of good driving, and this is always a challenge to the skillful driver. It opens a whole new world, for within an hour or so one discovers an infinite number of places to go, things to see, and things to do. Don't just drive - LEARN TO DRIVE. Safe driving is of vital concern to every American. Therefore, dare to be a good driver; drive courteously, for the life you save may be your own. The Clear Spring High School library has approximately 2, 500 books, and it subscribes to twenty- eight periodicals. From 8:00 until 4:00 helpers aid our librarian to shelve, check out, repair, and proc- ess the volumes. Their efforts are invaluable to the efficient operation of our school library. ORGANIZATIONS A-VA aids teachers with machines MR. BABYLON................................ Advisor PHILIP CARPENTER ------------Assistant Secretary JOHN ANKENEY---------..... Secretary-Treasurer MIKE CLOPPER---------— - - ---- ---------President EMORY SUDER....................................Vice President MR. HA UGH..................................Advisor Learning to operate audio-visual machines is the main objective of the Audio-Visual Aids Club. Whenever a teacher wants to use one of the machines, a member of the club assists the teacher. The main activi- ties of this organization center around op- erating machines at assemblies and sock hops. KNEELING, left to right: William Burgan, and Philip Carpenter. SEATED: Mr. Haugh, John Salvadore, Warren Hull, James Reger, David Irvin, John Ankeney, and Mr. Babylon. STANDING: Robert Barkdoll, Mike Clopper, Lee Ridenour, Philip Burgan, Steve Tucker, Emory Suder, Jack Haines, Paul Miller, Douglas Shep ley, and Gerald Shupp. 70 In a parade or in is tops. PAUL MILLER---------Drum Major MR. CARR------------Band Leader the auditorium, our BAND Our band, under the direction of Mr. Carr, is a very active group. Each year they present a concert and play for many school events and special occasions. This year they received new uniforms, for which they had worked diligently. FIRST ROW: Oscar Lohman, Jack Neikirk, George Massy, Mike Shirk, and Melvin Reiff. SECOND ROW: Emory Kesecker, Richard Evans, Barry Poole, Archie Brewer, David Starliper, John Salvatore, Raymond Carbaugh, and Terry Bohrer. THIRD ROW Jimmy Miller, Jimmy Reger, Barbara Steele, Sha- ron Eichelberger, Shirley Bragunier, Janice Shanks, Charlene McAllister, Glennie Robinson, Sandra Haines, Sylvia Cushwa. FOURTH ROW: Lynn Poole, Jack Haines, Neal Gearhart, Harold Carbaugh, Rich- ard Horst, Gary Weaver, Albert Gehr, and Jerry Swope. 71 FRENCH CLUB is organized. This year a new club has been added to the list of organizations of Clear Spring High. The club has twenty-five charter members. Among its activities are con- ducting all meetings in French, improving the members' knowledge of French culture, and communicating with other French clubs. MRS. SITES - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Advisor JOAN ROSENBERRY ...... .................. Secretary LARRY MILES - — - — — --------- -----Vice President DONNA MICHAEL..............................President LINDA SNYDER.............................. Treasurer SEATED, left to right: Linda Snyder, Larry Miles, Don- na Michael, and Joan Rosenberry. STANDING: Marcia Dayhoff, Mrs. Sites, Peggy Repp, Shielda Secrest, Eliza- beth Carpenter, David Reed, Connie Carbaugh, Rose- mary Reed, Betty Sue Krontz, Norma Black, Linda Eavey, Harry Hull, Sandra Miller, Allan Johnson, Louise Horst, Paul Miller, Karen Stevens, Cassie Seibert, Mary Miles, Betty Ann Ernst, Kathie Trumpower, and Barbara Caton. J FUTURE NURSES visit MRS. MORRISON DIAN BOYD - - ■ CAROL BLAIR - - LINDA SNYDER - CAROLYN REED • MARY MILES - - -----Advisor - - Chaplain ■ - - Historian - - President - - Secretary Vice President hospital. Visiting the hospital and rest homes, caring for the sickrooms, and having guest nurses are among the activities of the Future Nurses of America Club. The purpose of this club is to acquaint its members with the qualifications of becoming a nurse and to explore their skills, interests, and abilities that qualify them for the nursing profession. FIRST ROW, left to right: Mrs. Morrison, Carolyn Reed, Dian Boyd, Mary Miles, Linda Snyder, Kay Hose, and Darlene Seburn. SECOND ROW: Alice Boswell, Betsy Hoch, Barbara Caton, Emily Cor- well, Joyce Manning, Carol Blair, and Shirley Alt- man. THIRD ROW: Leota Western, Sylvia Cushwa, Nancy Routzahn, Judy Revell, Mary Yost, Norma Black, and Linda Black. 73 FUTURE TEACHERS assist faculty !•• The Future Teachers of America Club provides an opportunity to those interested in the teaching profession to improve their character and personality; to take a realistic look at teaching; to study and identify quali- ties, traits, and aptitudes of a good teacher; to try their hand at teaching; to explore their interests, abilities, and skills so they can be sure of their teaching possibilities; and to properly prepare for college. The Anderson-Murray chapter's main activity for its approximately thirty-six members is the experience of actually teach- ing in the Indian Springs Elementary and Clear Spring Elementary and High Schools. DIANN BRAGUNIER............... Historian LINDA EAVEY.......................Secretary BARBARA HULL......................President DONA HIGGINS - -- -- -- -- -- Vice President ROBERTA CUNNINGHAM................Treasurer MRS. McCAFFERTY.....................Advisor FIRST ROW: Sharon Shives, Ann Elwood, Judith Hen- son, Luanne Knepper, Susie Trumpower, Judy Rohrer, June Suffecool, Dottie Ebersole, Elizabeth Carpenter, and Mrs. McCafferty. SECOND ROW; Connie Car- baugh, Mary Long, Barbara Miles, Carolyn Barkdoll, Charlotte Struckman, Roselyn Reid, Betty Ann Kline, 74 Judy Kretzer, and Marcia Dayhoff. THIRD ROW: Wanda Mummert, Roberta Cunningham, Ruby Reed, Audrey Lesher, Zoe Ann Strite, Dana Darby, Janice Shank, Carol Clopper, Diann Bragunier, and Almeda Michael. FOURTH ROW: Shirley Bragunier, Louise Horst, Peggy Repp, Karen Stevens, Linda Eavey, Bar- bara Hull, Donna Michael, and Dona Higgins. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY improves schools standards The National Honor Society, a national organization, gives recognition to outstanding high school students, chosen by the faculty on the basis of scholarship, leadership, ser- vice, and character. The Clear Spring High chapter, organized in 1958 with sixteen char- ter members, now has a membership of twen- ty-eight. Installation ceremonies are performed twice yearly when new candidates from the junior and senior classes are inducted. JUDY REVELL - - - SH1ELDA SECREST MR. BROWNE - - - JUNE SUFFECOOL NANCY MELLOTT ■ - Secretary - - President ■ ----Advisor Vice President - - Treasurer SEATED, left to right: Judy Revell, Shielda Secrest, June Suffecool, and Nancy Mellott. STANDING: Linda Eavey, Mr. Whisner, Carolyn Reed, Donald Baker, Betty Ann Kline, Allan Johnson, Mary Yost, Barbara Caton, Ronald Carbaugh, Dona Higgins, Joan Rosenberry, Lee Ridenour, Elizabeth Carpenter, Ro- berta Cunningham, Betty Ann Ernst, and Mr. Browne. PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION aids CHS. The Clear Spring Parent-Teacher As- sociation is made up of the parents of both the elementary school and the high school. It is a very active organization that strives to promote the welfare of children and youth in home, school, church, and com- munity. President.....................MRS. SAMUEL DECKER Left to right, SEATED: Mrs. Oscar Lohman, Mrs. Samuel Decker, Mrs. Ellsworth Cook, Mrs. Lester Firey. STANDING: Mr. Richard T. Whisner and Mrs. Nora Snyder. STUDENT COUNCIL governs. ROBERTA CUNNINGHAM..................Chaplain DONA HIGGINS.......................Treasurer JANICE SHANK.......................Historian MR. BABYLON..........................Advisor The Student Council, the governmental body of our school, is one of our major organ- izations. It plans most of the school dances, operates the student store, and sponsors many special activities during the year. BARBARA SHAW - BETTY KLINE - - ■ DOTTIE EBERSOLE BETTY ERNST - - -----President -----Secretary Parliamentarian Vice President SEATED, left to right: Roberta Cunningham, Dona Higgins, Betty Kline, Barbara Shaw, Betty Ann Ernst, Dottie Ebersole, Janice Shank, and Mr. Babylon. STANDING: Wanda Mummert, David Starliper, Frank Keefer, Louise Horst, Lillie Frantz, Judy Miles, James Reger, Barbara Hull, Alice Boswell, Roger Miles, Rose- lyn Reid, Sharon Shives, John Shirk, Albert Gehr, Os- car Lowman, Luanne Knepper, and Elizabeth Sharar. 77 TRAILBLAZER STAFF retains happy memories MARCIA DAYHOFF.................. Editor MR. GRIMM - -- - — - -- -- -- -- - Advisor JUNE SUFFECOOL - -- -- -- - Business Manager From the arrival of the editor's kit until the final shipment, the TRAILBLAZER steadily took its final form. Yes, it's time to close the door on this year. But is is not gone forever because every time we open this book, we shall recall many memories: the time June took a tour in order to get an advertisement, the time Marcia tore up the house” trying to find pictures only to discover that Dona had them, the many hours Mr. Grimm spent proofreading copy sheets. All this and more is between the pages of the 1960 TRAILBLAZER. SEATED, left to right: Barbara Caton, Elizabeth Car- penter, Dona Higgins, Marcia Dayhoff, June Suffe- cool, Mary Yost, Carolyn Reed, and Roberta Cunning- ham. STANDING: Dana Darby, Judy Revell, Dottie Ebersole, Larry Miles, Jeanette Duffey, Linda Eavey, Emory Suder, Sandra Miller, Dian Boyd, Tommy Ernst, Ruby Reed, Roselyn Reid, and Betty Ann Kline. 78 VARSITY CHOIR provides music. CASSIE SEIBERT - - PEGGY RIDENOUR - SHIRLEY BRAGUNIER Vice President - - President -----Secretary The varsity choir is the organization that provides our school with choral music. Some of the activities of this group includes singing at assemblies, caroling through the halls during the Christmas season, and pre- senting an operetta in the spring. LUANNE KNEPPER ALICE BOSWELL - DONALD HOSIER - Assistant Treasurer Assistant Secretary -----------T reasurer FIRST ROW, left to right: Louise Horst, Barbara Mi- les, Luanne Knepper, Carol Grove, Ellen Moats, San- dra Slayman, Anna Imes, and Mrs. Dixon. SECOND ROW: Mary Long, Sylvia Cushwa, Emily Corwell. Alice Boswell, Ann Elwood, Betsy Hoch, Carol Blair, Susie Trumpower, and Patsy Mills. THIRD ROW: Judy Henson, Vickie Churchey, Carolyn Barkdoll, Shirley Gragunier, Diann Bragunier, Carol Clopper, and Joyce Manning. FOURTH ROW: James Seibert. Janice Shank, Cassie Seibert, Peggy Ridenour, Don- ald Hosier, Jeanette Duffey, Martha Lohman and William Brewer. VOICE STAFF betters school. tu.-'i ......... The primary purpose of the journalism class is to publish THE VOICE. Journalism students also learn different techniques of writing. As one looks at THE VOICE, he can't pos- sibly realize the time and efforts of the stu- dents in preparing this periodical. It is through the efforts of the journalism students and their advisor that the paper has improved. Many improvements have come about through attendance at the Southern Inter-Scholastic Press Association Convention in Lexington, Virginia during April. BETTY SUE KRONTZ NORMA BLACK----- MRS. SITES...... BETTY ANN ERNST - BARBARA SHAW - - - Business Manager Editor-in-Chief ----- Advisor - Assistant Editor Business Manager SEATED, left to right: Marcia Dayhoff, Norma Black, Betty Ann Ernst, and Dottie Ebersole. STAND- ING: Mrs. Sites, Sandra Miller, Alice Boswell, Judy Revell, Judy Rohrer, Barbara Shaw, Richard Snyder, Mary Yost, Carolyn Reed, Connie Carbaugh, Nancy Mellott, Linda Eavey, Betty Sue Krontz, and Roberta Cunningham. Heigh-ho! sing heigh-ho! unto the green holly; Most friendship is feigning, most loving mere folly: Then, heigh-ho, the holly! This life is most jolly! SHAKESPEARE VERA MAE ERNEST reigned as fM Vera Mae Ernst reigned as May Queen on May 5, 1959. The Queen's Court, pictured above, con- sisted of Jenny Repp and Willie Boswell, Jean Car- baugh and Robert Starliper, Joyce Divelbiss and Forrest Sprecher, Beverly Troupe and Fred Younket, Beverly Eichelberger and James Sword, and Joanne Duffey and Joe Hovermale. The pages were Bever- ly Struckman and Fred Martin. queen of MAY DAY in 1959. Queen Vera Mae and her escort, Daniel Holler, lead the recession following the May Day activities held in her honor. The preceding queens are Pat Parsley, Ida Kline, Mary Alice Kelley, Gloria Funkhouser, Ollie Le- master, and Joyce Carson. HI I VARSITY CHOIR presents Ask the The entire cast of Ask the Professor, ” the operetta giate setting. Starring as Professor Will Breakeasy, presented by the varsity choir on April 2 and 3, 1959, the English instructor, was Donald Hosier. Mrs. is pictured above. Ask the Professor had a colle- Dixon was the director. Professor” on April 2 and 3, 1959. CAST Emily Lee ------- Maryida O'Neal------- Professor Will Breakeasy John Ainsworthy------ June Ainsworthy------ Polly................ Red O’Neal........... Tommy Freshman------- Three College Students Mrs. O’Neal--------- Page, crown bearer Ladies in waiting - ----VERA MAE ERNST - - - - CASS IE SEIBERT DONALD HOSIER - - ROBERT STARLIPER JENNY LEE REPP -----PEGGY RIDENOUR .........PAUL MILLER ........DANIEL BOYD - - - MARTHA LOHMAN ROSELYN REID JOAN TRUMPOWER ..........RUBY FIELD ........FRED MARTIN BEVERLY EICHELBERGER BEVERLY TROUPE HER KISSIN’ COUSIN” Her Kissin' Cousin, ” a delightful comedy, was gan when Lucy attracted too many boyfriends. The presented on December 3 and 4 by the senior class. entire problem is solved by Jenni, who managed to Lucy, a charming representative of the South, came get Lucy Lee to go home. The play was directed by North for a summer vacation. The difficulties be- Miss Dantzic and Miss Harley. Jennifer Desmond • Jodie Armstrong - Mollie Farrell - - Lucy Lee Saunders Bruce Bartlett - - Harry Ames------ Tom Jackson------ Randolph Fitzhugh ----JUNE SUFFECOOL ELIZABETH CARPENTER ----DONNA MICHAEL ----DOTTIE EBERSOLE ..........JAY SHIRK ..........DAVID REED .........ROBERT SHIRK ..........HARRY HULL Lucy Lee sets her cap for Tom. 84 Tom received kissing lessons from Jodie. Stonewall and I are engaged!” Randolph shows Lucy Lee who is boss. Jenni gets her man. 85 JUNIORS present The House Nobody Lived In’’ Kenforth” is the name of a deserted mansion Fortesque, who has been traveling over the country that has been empty for years. The house is pur- looking for a haunted house. But before the tenant chased by Virgil Keech, a miser and the meanest can take over, the body of Mr. Keech is discovered man in town. He is determined to make money with a bullet wound in his side. The caretaker, from his purchase, so he rents it to Mrs. Brenda Barrow, was the murderer. on February 5 and 6, I960. CAST Virgil Keech......................LARRY MILES Judy Keech..................BETTY ANN ERNST Sherman Norton..............SIDNEY STARLIPER Barrow...........................ALLAN JOHNSON Wilson Orlando..............PHILIP CARPENTER Mrs. Brenda Fortesque - ------- - SANDY MILLER Jinx Johnson................BETTY SUE KRONTZ Dolly Keene.......................LINDA EAVEY Mrs. Harold Morgan (Anastasia)----ROSELYN REID Gloria Arnold,.............................JUDY KRETZER Bonnie May........................ELAINE JOY Inspector Cyril Holmes------------- - PAUL MILLER Barbara Shaw and Robert Shirk reign over The king, Robert Shirk, and queen, Barbara Shaw, Queen Barbara is crowned by senior class secretary enter the Winter Wonderland decorated auditorium Roger Miles, while her court consisting of Joan on December 18, 1959. Rosenberry and Terry Trumpower, Mary Ellen Hov- ermale and Larry Blair, Roberta Cunningham and Mike Clopper, and Sandy Miller and Larry Miles look on. WINTER WONDERLAND. CHS students, their guests, faculty, and alumni watch while King Robert and Queen Barbara lead the royal dance to the music furnished by The Esquires. In an auditorium decorated in a winter wonderland theme of blue and white, prince Terry Trumpower and princess Joan Rosenberry dance during the royal waltz. DEVOTIONS are highly regarded at CHS. And she brought forth her first- born son, and wrapped him in swaddling clothes, and laid him in a manger; because there was no room for them in the inn. Luke 2; V Now when Jesus was born in Bethlehem of Judea in the days of Herod the king, behold, there came wise men from the east to Jerusalem, Saying, Where is he that is born King of the Jews? For we have seen his star in the east, and are come to worship him. Matthew 2:1-2 Devotions are held at Clear Spring High every morning in each homeroom. Included in the morning devotions are the reading of the Scripture, the Lord's Prayer, and the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. To add to this is the inspiring music of the chimes from the near-by St. Peter's Lutheran Church. And the whole mul- titude sought to touch him; for there went virtue out of him, and healed them all. Luke 6:19 And being found in fashion as a man, he humbled himself, and be- came obedient unto death, even the death of the cross. Philippians 2:8 For the wages of sin is death; but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord. Romans 6:23 88 ATHLETICS ' Varsity Cheerleaders urge team on. Left to right: Judy Kretzer, Linda Trumpower, Barbara Caton, Donna Miles, and Betsy Hoch. FIRST ROW, left to right: Johnny Salvadore, Robert Grove, Neil Gearheart, Lynn Poole, Jack Haines. Jerry Beard,'Joe Mills. SECOND ROW: Mike Albright, SCORES Clear Spring----22 Flintstone...........27 Clear Spring----20 Hedgesville..........44 Clear Spring----14 Smithburg............27 Clear Spring - - - 13 Hancock..............20 Clear Spring----16 St. James............19 Clear Spring----20 Williamsport--------53 Clear Spring----30 Musselman............27 Clear Spring----26 Boonsboro------------34 Clear Spring - - - 25 Smithburg............23 Clear Spring----29 Musselman............39 Clear Spring----16 Williamsport - - - - 27 Clear Spring----21 Hedgesville..........43 Clear Spring----16 Berkeley Springs - - 37 Clear Spring----32 Flintstone...........28 Clear Spring----19 Charlestown..........41 Clear Spring - - - 23 St. James............30 Gary Blair, Lauren Yost, James Reger, Hillard Cun- ningham, Gary Gruber, Ronnie Trumpower, David Irvin, and Mr. Lay. 91 FIRST ROW: Robert Miller, Roger Miles, Samuel Hawbaker, Robert Grove Michael Clopper, Donald Baker, Perry, Bussard, Donald Shirley, Larry Blair, and Berry Mason. SECOND ROW: William Gruber, Terry Trumpower, Philip Carpenter, Neal Cunning- ham, Eugene Yetter, Sid Starliper, Lynn Poole, Larry The co-captains are Mike Clopper and Donald Baker Miles, Paul Miller, Robert Brennan. THIRD ROW: Norman Mundey, Howard Gruber, Richard Hawbaker, Lloyd Weaver, James Reger, Mike Boyd, John Salva- dor, Donald Mundey, and Mr. Manuel. FOURTH ROW: David Irvin, Gary Faith, Terry Hose, Gary Hawbacker, Hillard Cunningham, and Jerry Beard. SCORES Clear Spring - - - - 8 Waforsburg - - - - - 0 Clear Spring - - - - 2 Smithsburg - - 0 Clear Spring - - - - 1 Boonsboro - - 1 Clear Spring - - - - 2 South Higfr - - 0 Clear Spring - - - - 0 Williamsport - - 1 Clear Spring - - - - 3 Smithsburg - - - - - -0 Clear Spring - - - - 4 Boonsboro - - 2 Clear Spring - - - - 1 South High 0 Clear Spring - - - - 2 Williamsport - - - - -1 Clear Spring - - - - 5 Gettysburg - - - 1 VARSITY BASKETBALL team held 3 to 16 record FIRST ROW, left to right: Sidney Starliper, Eugene Larry Blair, Roger Miles, Philip Carpenter, Amos Yetter, Terry Trumpower, Donald Baker, Paul Mil- Horst, Mike Boyd, and Gerald Shupp. ler, Robert Miller. SECOND ROW: Mr. Manuel, J' SCORES Clear Spring-----55 St. Joe-------------32 Clear Spring-----59 Flintstone - - -----62 Clear Spring-----31 St. Mary's----------- 58 Clear Spring-----54 Hedgesville - -----59 Clear Spring-----37 Smithsburg..........32 Clear Spring-----49 Hancock-------------54 Clear Spring - - - 35 St. Joe-------------39 Clear Spring-----34 Williamsport - - - - 40 Clear Spring-----31 Musselman...........49 Clear Spring-----49 Boonsboro............- 45 Clear Spring-----64 Smithsburg----------65 Clear Spring-----42 Musselman...........52 Clear Spring - - - 41 Williamsport--------48 Clear Spring - - - 33 Hedgesville.........63 Clear Spring-----48 Berkeley Springs - - 59 Clear Spring-----47 Flintstone...........- 53 Clear Spring-----43 St. Marie...........61 Clear Spring-----61 Charlestown ------93 Clear Spring-----39 Hancock.............92 FIRST ROW, left to right: Amy Carpenter, Christine Kriner, Mary Yost, Elizabeth Carpenter, Dian Boyd, Janet Davis, Almeda Michael, Susie Trumpower. SECOND ROW: Miss Harley, Donna Sue Miles, Betty Ann Kline, Nancy Routzahn, Linda Black, Mary Ag- nus Mullen, Nancy Taylor, and Stella Pentz. Co-captains are Dian Boyd and Elizabeth Carpenter SCORES Clear Spring — - 17 St. Marie - ---------28 Clear Spring-----14 Boonsboro------------25 Clear Spring-----25 North High-----------41 Clear Spring - - - 59 Smithsburg-----------39 Clear Spring-----35 Hancock--------------... 51 Clear Spring - - - 16 Williamsport--------- 30 Clear Spring-----27 Smithsburg-----------19 Clear Spring-----43 St. Marie------------61 Tbis above all — to thine own self be true, And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man. SHAKESPEARE CLEAR SPRING HIGH SCHOOL Clear Spring, Maryland 1960 We wish to thank these contributors for helping us to produce the '60 TRAILBLAZER Mays' Hardware Whitesel Music Co. Majestic Restaurant Anderson Company Investors Loan Corp. Ernie's Italian Kitchen Hagerstown Lumber Co. Roman and Strack, Inc. H. A. Weiss Sons, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Miles Mrs. Ruth Haines The Sherwin-Williams Co. The Looking Glass Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shepley Mrs. Ruth Mundey Mrs. Howard E. Ankeney and Son Ladies' Auxilary Dr. Archie Cohen Goodyear Turner's Bowling Alley Henry A. Bester Son Noland Co. , Inc. Peter Pan Cleaners Frank Newcomer and Employees Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Dayhoff An interested friend The Staff of '60 MARTIN D. HARSH Fresh and Salted Meats Vegetables - Groceries 7 N. Artizon St. CA 3-3451 H T MAYTAG Sales and Service Bottled Gas Service Maytag Appliances 26 W. Franklin St. Hagerstown, Md. Phone RE 3-5574 WEISS BROTHERS EXLINE DISTRIBUTORS HARDWARE CO. Phone RE 9-3069 Dealers in Hardware, Building Supplies Paints, Glass, Plumbing 137 E. Franklin Street Hagerstown, Md. Hancock, Md. ANN-MAR BEAUTY SHOP WILSON Open by appointments only GENERAL MERCHANDISE MRS. MARGUERITE LOHMAN STORE CO. Owner Complete Services in our Modern Beauty Shop City Market Stalls Helen Curtis Permanents 52, 53, 54 Hair Styling and Cutting VI 2-2167 Main St Clear Spring, Md. Phone RE 9-7081 DAVID R. BREWER EBERSOLE’S PLUMBING - ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES M. D. Sales and Services President of Phone RE 3-7908 2 Miles East on Route 40 Board of Education RFD 1, Clear Spring, Md. You Can Be Sure If It's Westinghouse ! JONES OIL COMPANY 824 Main Ave. Petroleum Products Hagerstown, Md. Always First in Fashion Hagerstown Waynesboro Chamber s burg J. W. MYERS CO. Wholesale Grocers Hagerstown, Md. , Hancock, Md. HAGERSTOWN COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Riverton, Va. Chambersburg, Pa. Serving Independent Businessmen Since 1896 BAKER’S JEWELRY STORE 32 E. Washington St. Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry Watch and Jewelry Repair BEST POLICY AT ALL times 1 iPIl s S KRESGE Get the BEST for LESS! FISHER’S BAKE SHOP We Specialize in Decorated Cakes Open Seven Days a Week MARY CATHERINE’S BEAUTY SALON 27 N. Conococheague St. Williamsport, Md. Our Aim Is to Please FLORENCE, REBA, MARY CA 3-3306 Jgjl RAUTH MOTORS Sales - Service Hancock, Md. THE NATIONAL RESTAURANT of Hancock, Maryland KIRK AND TRUAX FARM BUREAU The Friendly Store COOPERATIVE, INC. Feeds, Seeds, Coal, Grains g- C. murphy CO. Main Ave. and Ross St. Phone RE-9-2871 - AT Hancock, Md. C. M. ROHRER SOUTHERN STATES GENERAL MERCHANDISE COOPERATIVE, INC. 1044 Virginia Ave. Blairs Valley Hagerstown, Md. Phone VI2-2775 Phone RE 3-6676 HARTLE’S CONFECTIONARY SUPER SELF-SERVICE SHOES 330 Frederick St. Hagerstown, Md. 635 S. Potomac St. Hagerstown, Md. Submarine Sandwiches Compliments of LITTLE DIPPER RESTAURANT CHARLTON ELEVATOR CO. Grain - Coal - Feed Quality Service VI2-2155 Hancock, Md. Charlton, Maryland ANGLE FEED LUMBER CO. SNYDER’S FURNITURE Complete Line of Wetherill's Paints Floor and Wall Covering Bedding - Furniture Hancock, Md. OR 8-6152 1 East Main St. Hancock, Maryland money J. W. MURRAY THE HANCOCK BANK Hancock, Md. GENERAL MERCHANDISE Our motto-a satisfied customer We're OPEN When Others ARE Closed ORVILLE M. ERNST GENERAL MERCHANDISE RUSSELL KEEFER KEEFER'S BARBER SHOP If We Don't Have It, We Will Do Our Best to Get It Work by Appointment Charlton, Maryland Phone VI-2-2646 NEWBERRY’S STORE Hagerstown, Md. THE FOLTZ MFG. AND SUPPLY CO. Woodworking Machinery Hagerstown, Md. MARTIN JEWELERS Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry Registered Jeweler American Gem Society 6 E. Wash. St. Hagerstown, Md. Phone 2846-W MEAL AFTER MEAL AFTER MEAL Electric Cooking Is Cleaner! Cooler! Safer! THE POTOMAC EDISON CO. SEMLER McFADDIN For All Your Athletic Needs 9 W. Washington St. Hagerstown, Md. COCKRELL OFFICE EQUIPMENT, INC. Sundstrand Adding Machines Underwood Typewriters Accounting Mach. - Office Furniture 28 E. Wash. St. Hagerstown, Md. MILLER’S FURNITURE STORE On the Square Hagerstown, Md. Furniture, Floor Covering Appliances and Jewelry SAUM’S CREDIT JEWELERS 21 Jonathan St. Hagerstown, Md. Hagerstown's Keepsake Diamond Dealer DOYLE L. GROVE JEWELER FAHRNEY’S PHOTO CENTER Elgin, Hamilton, and Bulova Diamonds Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry 105 W. Franklin St. Hagerstown, Md. ANTIETAM PAPER COMPANY, INC. Paper and Paper Products Hagerstown, Md. RE 9-0600 RE 9-0601 MILTON KOHLER SONS 'Se ex l zCcie4 ROSEN’S R G West End Downtown Hagerstown, Md. Complete Glasses $15.00 Examination Included MAY’S OPTICAL Jewelers Since 1875 27 W. Washington St. Hagerstown, Md. 27 W. Washington St. Hagerstown, Md. Hours: 9 A. M. to 5 P. M Sat. 9 A. M. to 2 P. M. Wed. 9 A. M. to 1 P. M. Fri. 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. HAY’S, INC. EAKLE’S DRUG STORE 28 W. Washington St. 20-35 Penna. Ave. Hagerstown, Md. M. PERRY PORTERFIELD Prop. 118 W. Wash. St. Hagerstown, Md. THE EAGLE CHINESE RESTAURANT Chinese and American 27 S. Potomac St. Hagerstown, Md. COLONIAL MUSIC SHOP, INC. Western Maryland's Most Complete Music Store 23 S. Potomac Street Hagerstown, Md. Next to the Maryland Theatre THE MATHIAS-MILLER CO. INSURANCE FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 27-33 North Jonathan St. Hagerstown, Maryland Telephone REgent 9-1001 MOLLER MUSIC STORE 41 S. Potomac St. Hagerstown, Md. THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK Hancock, Md. 4 S. Potomac Street Hagerstown Maryland 2.«aMcf tytac Ue 3% Interest Paid on Savings Consumer Credit Department Member: Federal Reserve Federal Deposit Insurance BIG SPRING at PITTMAN’S SUPER MARKET Hancock, Md. STORE AND ELEVATOR DONALD NEWKIRK Proprietor Grain, Coal, Feed, Building Supplies, Electrical Equip, and General Merchandise Big Springs, Md. Phone VI-2-2131 HAGERSTOWN BOOKBINDING PRTG. CO. For All Your Printing Needs LETTERPRESS AND OFFSET Telephone REgent 3-2000 ROESSNER BROS. Wholesale Confectioners Hagerstown, Maryland For Better Grades in School, Get your typewriter at RICHARD M. LONG’S 52 W. Franklin St. Hagerstown, Md. OLYMPIA Telephone RE 9-2708 THE MUSIC SHOP GEORGE H. BUYS 53 S. Potomac St. Hagerstown, Md. CHRISTIAN BOOK STORE Church and Sunday School Supplies Books and Bibles Sacred Records Song Books Visual Aids Greeting Cards 125 W. Washington St. Hagerstown, Md. RE 3-7866 HOES HAGERSTOWN. MARYLAND SHOES FOR EVERYBODY Hosiery Handbags MAIN STREET MARKET Meats and Groceries Phone VI 2-2242 Clear Spring, Maryland Commencement Invitations and Cards Designed and Made by MERRELLS, INC. Clarksburg, W. Va. Stationers to the Class of I960 D. REED FRANTZ WEST END GARAGE Clear Spring, Md. Phones Day VI 2-2122 Night VI 2-2245 Compliments of . . . J. N. RASBACH PHOTO SERVICE, INC. Over Thirty Years of Service To the Schools of Our Nation District Office Main Office Box 8252 and Plant Pittsburg 155 Myrtle St. Penna. Shelton, Conn. EAST END GARAGE Night Emergency Service J. C. AND PAUL MILLER Complete Garage Service New and Used Cars G. A. 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STAY CLEAN! If you want the best service in town. try the TROY LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING COMPANY 9 We kept Camp David Spotless for Mr. Krushchev's visit in the U. S. Sincere Congratulations to the Graduating Class of the Clear Spring High School and Best Wishes to Our Future Leaders! THE MORNING HERALD THE DAILY MAIL Your Newspapers Serving Nearly 29, 000 Families Daily R. M. BOSWELL INSURANCE AGENCY Authorized Agent ERIE INSURANCE EXCHANGE Erie, Pennsylvania Auto Casualty Burglary Fire Telephone: Victor 2-2415 Route 1, Box 256, Clear Spring, Maryland Congratulations to the Seniors of '60 C. W. CLOPPER SELF-SERVICE MARKET FROZEN FOOD BANK Locker8 - Expert Meat Cutters SHADY BOWER MARKET Self-Service Along Route 40 Fresh Meats and Groceries 2% Cash Discount For your patronage we say Thank You Clear Spring, Md. 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UNION EMBLEM COMPANY High School and Fraternity Jewelry Felt Goods and Commencement Stationery Palmyra, Pennsylvania W. G. MONNEY, JR. , Manager COMPANY INC. INDIAN SPRINGS • POSTS LUMBER CUSTOM WOODWORK Distributors for AIR-LOCK LOGS Phone: Comfort in Winter VI 2-2582 or Coolness in Summer RE 3-9140 Everlasting natural beauty for Houses - Lodges - Hagerstown Motels - Cabins BIG POOL, MARYLAND THANKS TO ALL OF YOU More People in the Clear Spring Area Cook and Heat Water With Gas Than With Any Other Fuel FULTON RADIO-SALES Hancock, Maryland CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE NEW CAR DEALERS OF HAGERSTOWN, MD. ANTIETAM MOTORS, INC. AUTO SHOW, LTD. BRAKE PONTIAC, INC. CENTRAL MOTORS FLEIGH MOTOR CO. HASLACKER MOTOR CO. HOFFMAN CHEVROLET SALES, INC. MASSEY - SHARRETT, INC. MIDDLEKAUFF MOTORS J. S. SNOWBERGER AND SONS THUMMA MOTOR INDEX Babylon, William H., 8,70,77 Browne, E. Carleton, 8,68,75 Carr, William H., 8,71 Dantzic, Patricia D., 8,16,67 Dixon, Ruth A., 8. 64, 79. 83 Grimm, William C., 8,78 Harley, Mary Joanna, 9,83,94 Haugh, Donald C., 9,65,66,70 Lay, Maurice E., 9, 91 Lesher, Frederic C., 9,64 McCafferty, JaneH., 9,74 McDaniels, Janet, 9 Manuel, James E., 10,92,93 Morrison, Mildred A., 10,73 Proksa, Eleanor, 10,67,65 Reidthaler, James A., 10 Rockwell, Joanna H., 10 Saur, R. Ross, 11 Shafer, Carl W., 11, 63 Shultz, Lucille M., 11 Sites, Dorothy S., 11,66,72,80 Snyder, Theodore A.. 11 Stenger, Beverly A., 11 Stonebraker, Rebecca B., 12,62 Ware, E. Spencer, 12,16,5 Whisner, Richard T., 12,16, 6, 75 Worthington, Hilda L., 12 Mrs. Boyd, 14 Mrs. Haines, 14 Mrs. Miles, 14 Mrs. Parsley, 14 Mrs. Poole, 14 Mrs. Slayman, 14 Dick, Perry, 14 Faith, Robert, 14 Hamish, Thomas, 14 Albright. Kenneth, 17,30,67 Altman, Shirley, 17,30,73 Angle, Donald, 17,30 Baker, Donald. 17,30,16.67,75,92,93 Baker, Gladys, 17, 30 Betts, Sandra, 17,30,83 Bishop, Shirley, 18,30,73 Black, Norma, 18,30,72,73,80 Blair, Carol, 18,31,73,79 Blair, Janet, 18,31,73 Boyd, Dian, 18,31,67,73,78,97 Brennan, Robert, 18,31,92 Burgan. Charles, 19,31,67 Carbaugh, Carolyn, 19,31 Carpenter, Elizabeth, 19,31,16,67,72,74,75,78, 84, 85, 94 Caton, Barbara, 19, 31,16, 67, 72, 73, 65, 75, 78, 84, 90, 60 Clopper, Michael, 19,31,70,87,92 Cunningham, Roberta, 19,31.77,78,80,82,75,67, 74, 87 Darby, Dana, 20,31,67,74,78 Davis, Janet, 26, 31,16, 84 Dayhoff, Marcia, 20,31.68,67,3.72,74.78.80 Ditto, William, 20,31 Duffey, Jeanette, 20,31,67,79 Ebersole, Dorothy. 20.31.67,74,77,78,80,84,85 Forsythe, Donald, 21, 31 Gift, Helen, 21,31 Gossard, Samuel, 21, 32 Gruber, William, 21, 32, 66, 92 Hawbaker, Samuel, 21, 32, 92 Higgins, Dona, 21.32,67,74,75,77,78 Hose, James, 22,32 Hosier, Marshall, 22,32,67 Hovermale, Nancy. 22,32 Hull. Barbara, 22,32.13,67,74,77 Hull, Harry. 22,32,14.67,72,84,85 Hull, Kenneth, 22,32,16 Hutson, Lorraine, 23,32 Keefer, Bonnie, 23, 32, 67 Keefer, Sandra, 23,32.13,67.68,83 Kriner, Christine, 23,32,67,94 Lesher, Audrey, 23, 32, 74 Lohman, Martha, 23, 32, 67 Manningham, Joyce, 24,32,13,67,68,83 Mellott. Nancy, 24,33,67,75,80 Michael, Donna, 24. 33, 67, 72, 74, 84, 85 Michael, Ronnie, 24, 33, 67 Miles, Roger, 24,16,33,67,77,80,92,93 Miller, Robert, 25,33,92,93 Mills, Donald, 24, 33, 67 Mills, Patsy, 25,33,79 Reed, Betty, 25,33,67 Reed, Carolyn, 25,33.67,73.75,78,80,66 Reed, Catherine, 25, 33 Reed, David, 25,33,67,72,84,85 Reed, Rosemary, 26,33,68,72 Reed, Ruby, 26,33,74,78 Revell, Judy, 26,33,67,73,75,77 Ridenour, Peggy, 26, 33, 13 79, 83 Rohrer, Judy, 26, 33, 74, 80 Routzahn, Nancy, 26,33,13,67,65,73,94 Schelle, Connie, 27.33,66 Secrest, Shielda, 27, 16, 33, 67, 72, 75 Shaw, Barbara, 27,34,67,77,80,87,84 Shepley, Douglas, 27,34,70,16 Shifflett, Donald, 27,34,70,66 Shirk, Jay, 27.34,14.67.66.84 Shirk, Robert, 28.16,34,67.87.84,87 115 Snyder, Linda, 28, 34,13, 67, 72. 73, 84 Snyder, Dick, 28, 34, 80 Spielman, John, 28,16, 34, 67 Stevens. Doris, 28, 34, 66 Strite, Zoe Anna, 28,74,34,83 Suffecool, June, 29, 34, 13, 74, 67, 75, 78, 104, 84, 85 Trumpower, Kathleen, 29,34,13,72 Weaver, Herman, 29,34 Whittington, John, 29, 34, 67 Yeakle, Terry, 29,16,34 Yetter, Eugene, 29,34,92,93 Yost, Mary, 30,34,67,73,75,78,80 Zello, Shirley, 30,34,66 Baker, Fred, 36 Blair, Larry. 36, 66, 92, 93 Black, Patricia, 36, 68, 66 Bowers, Robert, 14,36 Bussard, Perry, 36 Carbaugh, Connie, 36, 66, 68, 72, 74, 80 Carbaugh, Ronald, 37, 66, 68 Carpenter, Philip, 37. 66, 70.86. 92, 93 Eavey, Linda, 37,66,72,74,75,78,80,86 Ebersole, Geraldine, 37, 68, 66 Ernst, Betty Ann, 36,37.66,72,75,77,80,86 Ernst, Thomas, 37, 66, 78 Hart, Barbara, 37 Harne, Edward, 37 Hawbaker, Dick, 37,92 Hendershot, Perry, 37 Henson, Woodrow, 37,68 Horst, Amos, 37,66,93 Horst, Louise, 38, 66, 72, 74, 79 Hovermale, Mary Ellen, 38, 66 Hull, Charles, 38 Hull, Warren, 38,68,70 Johnson, Allan, 38,66,75,86 Johnson, Calvin, 38 Johnson, Richard, 38, 68 Gehr, Joseph, 38 Kelly, Robert, 14,38 Kline, Betty Ann, 36, 38, 68, 66, 74, 70, 77. 78, 94 Kretzer, Judy, 38. 66, 68, 74, 86, 90 Krontz, Betty Sue, 39, 66, 72, 80, 86, 83 Leg, Patsy. 39, 66 Long, Mason, 39 Mason, Barry, 39,92 Mason, Joyce, 39 Mellott, Clarence, 39 Michael, Raymond, 39, 66 Miles, Larry, 39, 66, 72, 78, 86, 87, 92 Miles, Mary, 39, 66, 72, 73 Miller, Paul, 39,66,72,78,80,86,87 Miller, Sandra, 39,66,72,78,80.86,87 Mills, Delores, 39 Mills, Douglas, 40, 68 Mills, Edgar, 40,68 Mullen, Mary Agnus, 40, 68, 94 Mullen, Paulette, 40.66,68 Mummert, Wanda, 36,40,66,74,77 Pentz, Stella, 40.68,66,94,65 Pine, George, 40 Reid, Roselyn, 40,66,68,74,78,80,86 Repp, Peggy, 40,66,72 Repp, Thomas, 40 Rev ell, Ronald, 40 Ridenour, Lee, 40,66,65,70,75 Robinson, Russell, 41,66,75 Rosenberry, Joan, 36,41,66,68,72,75 Sanders, Ronald, 41 Seibert, Cassie, 41,66,72,79,83 Shirley, Donald, 41, 92 Shirley, Richard, 41 Starliper, Sidney, 41,86,92,93 Sterling, Nelson, 41, 68 Stevens, Karen, 41, 65, 66, 72, 74 Suder, Emory, 41, 66. 65, 72, 74 Suffecool, Ronald, 41 Taylor, Nancy, 41,66,70 Trumpower, Susie, 79, 94 Trumpower, Terry, 92,93 Tucker, Steve, 42,66,70 Werdebaugh, Douglas, 42, 66 Wiles, Charles, 42 Winters, Ronald, 42 Albright, Michael, 44, 91 Ankeney, John, 44,65,70 Ardinger, Steve, 44, 65 Barkdoll, Carolyn, 44,65,74,79 Beard, Grace, 44 Betts, Freida, 44 Black, Linda, 44, 65, 73, 94 Blair, Faye, 44 Blair, Richard, 44 Boswell, Alice, 45,65,71,73,79,80 Bowers, Donald, 45 Boyd, Michael, 45, 65, 92, 93 Bragunier, Diann, 45,65,74,79 Bragunier, Shirley, 45, 65, 71, 74, 79, 83 Brewer, Vonnie, 45, 65 Brewer, William, 45,79 Churchey, Vickie, 45, 65, 79, 83 Clark, Rachel, 45, 65 Clopper, Carol. 45, 65, 74, 79, 83 Clopper, Gary, 45 Corwell, Emily, 45. 65. 73, 79,13 Cunningham, Hillard, 45,91,92 Cushwa, Sylvia, 45, 65, 79, 83 Draper, Michele, 45, 65 Duffey, Eugene, 46 Elwood, Ann, 44,46,65,71,91 Gearhart, Neal, 44, 46, 65, 71, 91 116 Grove, Carol, 46, 65, 79 Haines, Jack, 46,65,70,71,91 Hart, Deana, 46 Hart, Jo Ann, 46 Hastings, James, 46, 65 Hendershot, Ruby, 46, 65 Hensen, Judith, 46,65,74,79 Hoch, Betsy, 46,60,65,73,79,90 Hofe, Barbara, 46, 83 Hose, Kay, 46,73 Hose, Terry, 46,92 Hosier, Donald, 47,65,79,83 Hull, Nancy, 47 Imes, Anna, 47,65,79 Irvin, David, 47,65,70,91,92 Irvin, Richard, 47 Keefer, Judy, 47, 13 King, Frank, 47 King, Janet, 47 Kline, Harold, 47 Knepper, Luanna, 47,74,65,79 Lesher, Janet, 47, 65 Long, Mary, 47,65,74,79 Manning, Darlene. 47 Michael, Almeda, 47,65,74,94 Miles, Barbara, 47,65,74,83,79,83 Ness, Josephine, 48 Mills, Betty, 48 Mills, Catherine, 48 Mills, James, 48, 65 Moats, Ellen, 48,65,79 Myers, Joe, 48 Poole, Lynn, 48,65.71,91,92 Reed, Nancy, 48, 65 Robinson, Robert, 48 Sanders, Nancy, 48, 65 Seburn, Darlene, 48 Seibert, James, 48,65,79,83 Shank, Janice, 44,48,65,70.74,79,83 Shives, Sharon, 48, 65, 74 Shoemaker, Patricia, 48 Shoemaker, Roy, 49,13 Shupp, Gerald, 49,65,70,93 Slyman, Sandra, 49, 65, 79 Snyder, Regina, 49,65 Struckman, Charlotte, 49, 65, 74 Western, Leota, 49 Winters, Margret, 49 Yeakle, Bonnie, 49 Alsip, Lloyd, 52,64 Angle, Kenneth, 52 Baker Alvey, 52 Baker, David, 52, 64 Baker, Peggy, 52, 64 Beard, Jerry, 52,64,91,92 Bishop, James, 52 Blair, Gary, 52, 64, 91 Boppe, Bruce, 52 Bowers, Mildred, 52, 64 Burgan, Philip, 52,70 Burgan, William, 52, 64, 70 Burton, Joann, 52 Canfield, Roger, 64 Carbaugh, Harold, 52,71 Carbaugh, Raymond, 52, 64, 71 Carpenter, Amy, 52, 94, 83 Clark, Alice, 52, 64 Cunningham, Marie, 52 Cunningham, Ruth, 52, 64 David, Richard, 52 Deeds, Edward, 52, 64 Dick, Doris, 52 Faith, Gary, 52, 92 Faith, William, 52, 64 Gehr, Albert, 52,71 Grove, Judy, 53, 64 Grove, Kay, 53 Gruber, Gary, 53, 64, 91 Haines, Sandra, 53,64,91 Hart, Virginia, 53, 64 Hawbaker, Carl, 53 Hawbaker, Gary, 53, 64, 92 Hensen, Ida, 53, 64 Hensen, Robert, 53 Hensen, Ronald, 53, 64 Holtzman, Lynn, 53, 64, 83 Horst, Norman, 53 Hose, Edward, 53 Hull, Donna, 53 Hull, Kay, 53,64 Hull, Larry, 53 Hutson, Faye Etta, 53, 64 Keefer, Carolyn, 53, 64 Keefer, Harold, 53 Kline, Raymond, 53 Lightner, Rita, 53, 64,13 Long, Charles, 53 Martin, Patricia, 53, 64 McAllister, Charlene, 53,71 Miles, Donna, 53,60,64,90,94,83 Miles, Judy, 53, 83 Mills, Carole, 53 Mills, Elizabeth, 53 Mills, Joseph, 53, 91 Mills, Rebecca, 53, 64 Mills, Sherry, 53. 83 Moore, Brian, 53, 64 Mullen, Anna Jean, 53, 64 Mullin, Donald, 53, 64 Mundey, Donald, 53, 92 Murray, Franklin, 54 Myers, David, 54 Nave, Alex, 54 Ness, Josephine, 54 Pine, Paul, 54 Reed, Alma, 54 Reed, Raymond, 54 Reger, James, 54,64,70,71,91,92 Repp, Linda, 54 Robinson. Glennie, 54, 64, 71 Robinson, Richard, 54 Robinson, Rosie, 54 Robinson, Royce, 54, 64 Robinson, Shirley, 54, 64 Rosenberry, Theodore, 54 Salvatore, John, 54, 64. 70, 71, 91, 92 Sanders, Rose, 54, 64, 83 Shoemaker, Terry, 54 Shupp, Nancy, 54, 64 Smith, James, 54 Snyder, Linda, 54,64,83 Staley, Robert, 54 Sword, Nancy, 54 Trumpower, Dale, 54,64 Weaver, Lloyd, 54,64,83 Weber, Mary, 54,74,84 Whittington, Franklin, 54, 64 Yost, Lauren, 54, 91 Yost, Ruth, 54 Albrigfit, Joseph, 56,73 Angle, Connie, 56.63 Armstrong, Alice, 56 Baker, Nancy, 56, 63 Barton, Patricia, 56, 60 Beard, Lloyd, 56 Betts, Darrel, 56, 63 Bingamon, Leonard, 56 Black, Douglas, 56,63 Bohrer, Terry, 56,71 Bowers, Paul, 56 Boyd, Nancy, 56 Brewer, Archie, 56,71,63 Corwell, Roy, 56 David, Betty, 56 Divelbliss, Edna, 56, 63 Eavey, Ralph, 56, 63 Ebersole, Paul, 56, 63 Eby, Eugene, 56,63 Eichelberger, Sharon, 56, 71, 63 Elwood, William, 56 Frantz, Lillie, 56, 63, 60 Gift, Shirley, 56, 63 Graham, Vernon, 56 Grove, Nancy, 56, 60 Hart, Linda, 56 Henson,. Edward, 56 Higgins, Ronald, 56 Horst. Issac, 56,63 Hose, Kermit, 56 Hose, Perry, 56, 63 Hose, Terry, 56,63 Hosier, Jane, 56 Hull, Constance, 56, 63 Hull, Judith, 56,63,60 Keseker, Emory, 56,71 Kinzer, Joseph, 56 Leigh, Janet, 56 Lesher, Charles, 56 Lohman, Oscar, 56,71 Lowery, Ednal, 56 Martin, Fred, 56, 63 Michael, George, 56, 63 Michael, Larry, 56,63 Miles, Dale, 57,63 Mills, Barbara, 57 Mills, Carcan, 57 Mills, Esther, 57,63 Mills, Lanca, 57 Mills, Sandra, 57, 63 Moats, Thomas, 57 Moore, Camellia, 57, 63 Moore, Kenneth, 57 Mullen, Wayne, 57,63 Murray, Stephen, 57, 63 Myers, Patrick, 57 Ommert, Ann, 57 Parsley, Stuart, 57,63 Peck, Violet, 57 Pine, Harold, 57 Pittman, Gloria, 57 Pollard, Merle, 57,63 Poole, Barry, 57,71 Poole, Jan, 57, 63 Reed, Eugene, 57, 63 Reed, Marie, 57 Reed, Ronald, 57 Renner, Ruth, 57 Repp, Nancy, 57, 63 Robinson, Ruby, 57, 63 Rubeck, Linda, 57 Schelle, Charles, 57 Shatzer, Robert, 57, 63 Shaw, Norman, 57,63 Shaw, Ronnie, 57, 63 Sheffler, Ann, 57 Shirley, Ernest, 57, 63 Shoemaker, Doris, 57,63 Shupp, Deanna, 57, 63 Smith, Donna, 57,63 Snyder, Judy, 57, 63 Steele, Barbara, 57, 61, 63 Stevens, Harriet, 57, 63 Struckman, Beverly, 57, 63 Swope, Jerry, 57,71,63 Sword, Wayne, 57 Weber, Arthur, 57, 63 I 18 Weller, Joe, 57 Weller, Wayne, 57 Wiles, Dora, 57 Yost, Larry, 57 Atherton, Shirley, 58 Baker, Elsie, 58 Baker, Linda, 58 Beard, Jacob, 58 Blair, Dennis, 58 Boppe, Margaret, 58 Bowers, Claudia, 58 Bridendolph, Doris. 58 Burtner, John, 58, 63 Burton, Robert, 58 Bussard, Harold, 58 Carbaugh, Bonnie, 58 Carpenter, John, 58 Carpenter, Marie, 58 Clark, Barbara, 58 Cunningham, Sam, 58 Darby, Jane, 58, 62 Davis, Robert, 58 Delouney, Linda, 58 Dickey, Carlene, 58 Evans, Dick, 58, 62 Fink, Linda, 58 Gardner, Judy, 58, 62 Grove, Gary, 58 Hart, Dixie, 58,62 Hart, Gary, 58 Hawbaker, Nancy, 58 Hofe, Betsy, 58 Horst, Mary, 58,71,62 Horst, Richard, 58, 62 Hose, Korleen, 58 Hull, Carol, 58 Hull, Herbert, 58, 62 Hull, JoAnn, 58 Irvin, Mary, 58 Johnson, Allen, 58 Johnson, Glenda, 58 Keefer, Connie, 58 Keefer, Franklin, 58, 62 Kelly, Foster, 58 Kelly, Mary, 58 King, Margaret, 58 Kinzer, Raymond, 58 Kline, Donald, 58, 62 Knepper, Lana, 58 Lee, Patricia, 58 Leiger, Herman, 58 Lesher, Carol, 58, 62 Lowery, John, 59, 62 Manning, Larry, 59 Mason, Cassy, 59 Mason, Gregory, 59 Massie, George, 59,62 Mellott, Beverly, 59,62 Miller, James, 59,71,26 Mills, Gloria, 59 Mills, Lewis, 59, 62 Mills, Merle, 59 Mills, Nancy, 59,62 Mills, Robert, 59, 62 Myers, Dennis, 59, 62 Nave, Donald, 59 Newkirk, Jack, 59, 71, 62 Paul, Ronald, 59, 62 Peck, Ronald, 59 Reed, John, 59, 62 Reid, Faye, 59, 62 Reiff, Melvin, 59, 71, 62 Repp, Patricia, 59,62 Ridenour, Sylvia, 59 Roberts, Lawrence, 59 Robinson, Esther, 59 Robinson, Harry, 59, 62 Robinson, Mary, 59 Rowland, Doris, 59 Rubeck, David, 59,62 Rubeck, Donald, 59 Siebert, Mary, 59,62 Sharon, Peggy, 59 Sharrar, Elizabeth, 59 Sheffler, Mary, 59 Shirk, John, 59 Shirk, Michael, 59, 62 Shives, Linda, 59,62 Shoemaker, Roger, 59 Smith, Donald, 59, 62 Snyder, Agatha, 59 Springer, Carroll, 59 Starliper, David, 59, 71, 62 Stevens, Harry, 59 Toston, Vonnie, 59 Trumpower, Donald, 59 Weaver, Gary, 59, 62 Weaver, Lynn, 59 Winters, David, 59, 62 AUTOGRAPHS k- TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY ■ ft WWl A'� l� |lo