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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1961 volume:

THE TRAILBLAZER 1961 Published by the ANNUAL STAFF OF CLEAR SPRING HIGH SCHOOL Clear Spring, Maryland VOLUME 13 TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY ------ SENIORS....... JUNIORS....... SOPHOMORES - - • FRESHMEN...... JUNIOR HIGH--- HUMOR......... ACTIVITIES---- ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS - ADVERTISERS PAGE 5 PAGE 15 PAGE 33 PAGE 41 PAGE 49 -PAGE 55 PAGE 63 PAGE 67 PAGE 77 PAGE 91 PAGE 97 EDITOR’S MESSAGE i Each of the little geometric figures which you see outlined within these covers is an abstract representation. They represent the build- ing blocks of your future; Honesty, integrity, school spirit, enthu- siasm, and responsibility. I hope that as you leaf through this thirteenth volume of the TRAILBLAZER, you will be reminded of these objectives. I hope that they will help you in the future when you return to look at this book. Editor-in-Chief Linda Eavey DEDICATION TO SAM SAMUEL ALLAN GOSSARD Former student at C. H.S. FACULTY PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE I congratulate you, one and all, on your earnest efforts to acquire an education, for which I am sure you will be eter- nally grateful. You, the class of 1961, should always feel thankful to the Trailblazer staff for making a book that will be an everlasting memory book and a diary. Its purpose has been to preserve interesting years in your lives, that you may reminisce as you grow older. It will serve its full purpose to me as I will always re- member this eventful and enjoyable year at Clear Spring High School. 6 H. CHARLES ALLISON Guidance Counselor W. Va. University, B. S., M. A. F.T.A. Advisor WILLIAM H. BABYLON Vice Principal Chemistry, Physics Washington College, B.S. U. of Md., M. A. S. C. Advisor E. CARLETON BROWNE Drivers’ Ed., U. S. History, Math Shepherd, A. B., W. Va. University, M. A. N. H. S. Advisor Safe Teen Club Advisor C.H.S. STUDENTS DEPEND ON WILLIAM H. CARR Instrumental Music W. Va. University Band Director RUTH A. DIXON Latin, Music W. Chester S. T. C., B.S. Chorus Director WILLIAM C. GRIMM Math, Science, Biology Shepherd College, A.B. TRAILBLAZER Advisor MARY JOANNA HARLEY Girls’ Physical Education Shepherd College, A.B. Girls’ Teams' Advisor DONALD C. HAUGH Bilogy, Consumers' Ed. Western Md. College, A. B. Audio Visual Aid Advisor MORRIS E. LAY Shop Industrial Arts W. Va. Inst, of Tech., B.S. FACULTY MEMBERS TO FREDERICK C. LESHER English, Anc. Hist., Math Gettysburg College, A.B. JAMES E. MANUEL Physical Education Shepherd College, A.B. Geo. Wash. U., M. A. JANET McDANIELS Librarian Western Kentucky S. T. C., B. S. A. JOANN MILLER WILLIAM R. PARKIN PHILLIP L. POFFENBERGER English Western Maryland, B. A. Voice Advisor Principal Shippensburg S. T. C., B.C. St. Lawrence U., M.A. English Shepherd College, B.A. Senior Advisor ENCOURAGE THEM ON TO .. . ELINOR P. PROKSA Typing, Office Practice Indiana S. T. C., B. S. School Treasurer F.B. L. A. Advisor JAMES A. REIDTHALER Core Ohio University, B.S. R. ROSS SAUR Arts and Crafts Ashland College, B.S. CARL W. SHAFER Math, Science Union College, B. A. U. of Neb., B. A. SYLVIA C. SHIVES Home Economics Indiana S. T. C. F.N. A. Advisor LUCILLE N. SHULTZ Typing, Bookkeeping, Steno. New York University Shepherd College, A.B. U. of Ga., A. D. Richmond U., M. S. GREATER HEIGHTS, DOROTHY S. SITES French, World History, English Shippensburg, B.S. French Club Advisor THEODORE R. SNYDER Core University of Maryland BEVERLY A. STENGER Secretary REBEKEH B. STONEBRAKER Practical Arts Western Maryland College, A.B. Columbia University, M.A. E. SPENCER WARE World and U. S. History, Civics, P.O.D. Duke University, A.B. Columbia University, M.A. Senior Advisor HILDA L. WORTHINGTON Algebra I and II, Trigonometry Juniata College, B.S. Junior Advisor CAFETERIA PERSONNEL (1) Mrs. Haines, Mrs. Boyd (2) Mrs. Slayman, Mrs. Poole, Mrs. Parsley, Mrs. Miles THE BUSINESS OFFICE: Regina Snyder. Nancy Sword, Mary Long MAIN OFFICE: (1) Judy Keefer, Carol Grove (2) Fred Baker, Carolyn Shupp, Betty Ann Kline, Amy Carpenter (3) Mary Ellen Hovermale, Dolores Mills, Russell Robinson, Sylvia Cushwa PEOPLE WHO HELP LIBRARY AIDS: (1) Nancy Hull, Virginia Hart, Patsy Baker (2) Connie Carbaugh, Ruth Yost, Ida Henson, Darlene Manning (3) Stella Pentz, Dale Trumpower, Kay Grove HALL MONITORS: Betty Ann Kline, Robert Kelly, Perry Bussard, Ronald Sanders THEM JANITORS: Lawrence Harnish, Tom Harnish BUS DRIVERS: Reed Frantz, John Salvatore, Don Kriner, Dick Sword, Roger Yeakle, C. A. Snyder a - £ SENIORS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS BETTY ANN KLINE......................................-President JOAN ROSENBERRY..................................Vice President MR. WARE................................................Advisor ROSELYN REID..........................................Secretary MR. POFFENBERGER........................................Advisor MARY ELLEN HOVERMALE..................................Treasurer ■ PATSY ANN BAKER Pat Commercial Favorite Expression: Man! Like way out. Hobbies: Dancing, records, boat- ing, reading. Ambition: Beautician Activities: Chorus 4; F. N. A. 4; Senior Class Play. FRED EDWARD BAKER Freddie General Favorite Expression: Like, what's up, doc? Hobbies: Hunting, model cars. Ambition: U. S. Army PATRICIA ANN BLACK Pat Commercial Favorite Expression: Well, do tell. Hobby: Art Work Ambition: Designer or Artist LARRY HERMAN BLAIR Larry Commercial Favorite Expression: I’ll say! Hobbies: Swimming, Hunting Ambition: Truck Driver Activities: Soccer 1,2, 3, 4; Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT GRANT BOWERS Elvis General Favorite Expression: Everyone for himself! Hobby; Driving Ambition: Policeman PERRY FRANKLIN BUSSARD Punk General Favorite Expression: I ain't doing it!” Ambition: Service Activities: Soccer 1,2, 3. CONNIE LOU CARBAUGH Connie Academic Favorite Expression: Oh, a fate worse than death. Hobbies: Writing, reading, loaf- ing. Ambition: Teacher or Writer Activities: F.T. A. 1,2, 3, 4; Voice 3, 4; TRAILBLAZER 4; French Club 3,4; Junior and Senior Class Play. RONALD LEE CARBAUGH Ronnie Commercial Favorite Expression: Ah, whoa deh, sapphire. Hobbies: Fishing, swimming, wrestling, magazines. Ambition: U. S. Marines Activities: N. H. S. 3, 4;F.B. L. A. 3, 4; TRAILBLAZER 4; Safe Teen Club 4. PHILLIP MORRIS CARPENTER Butch Commercial Favorite Expression: I'll never tell. Hobbies: Sports, hiking. Ambition: U. S. Air Force Activities: Soccer 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 2,3,4; Junior and Senior Class Play; A-Va Club 1,2, 3,4; Safe Teen Club 4. LINDA CAROL EAVEY Dutch Academic Favorite Expression: Well, personally. . Hobbies: Water sports, sewing. Ambition: Writer and Housewife Activities: F.T. A. 1,2, 3,4; Voice 2, 3, 4; TRAILBLAZER 3, 4; Chorus 4; N. H. S. 3. 4; Junior and Senior Class Play; Field ball 1. 11 t mViLiJJ ntJ GERALDINE LORRAINE EBERSOLE Gerry Commercial Favorite Expression: You don't say. Hobbies: Roller skating, scrapbook. Ambition: Clerk-typist Activities: Cheerleader 2; Chorus 3; F. T. A. 4; Student Store 3,4; F.B.L.A. 4. BETTY ANN ERNST Betty Ann” Academic Favorite Expression: My word!” Hobbies: Music, water skiing, ice skating, 4-H, church work. Ambition: University of Maryland Activities: S. C. 1,2, 3,4; Voice 2, 3, 4; N. H. S. 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 4; Softball 2; Jun- ior Class Play. THOMAS LEE ERNST Tom Academic Favorite Expression; Yeah! Hobbies: Antique cars Ambition: Undecided Activities: TRAILBLAZER 2; Boys’ State 3; Voice 4; Baseball 3. JOE WILLIAM GEHR, JR. Joe General Favorite Expression: Cool Ma Ma! Hobby: Cars Ambition: Farmer or Truck driver EDWARD GUY HARNE Buddy General Favorite Expression: Let's blast. Hobbies: Hunting, mechanics Ambition: Mechanic WOODROW WILSON HENSON Buddy General Favorite Expression: Dig that. Hobbies: Hunting, driving Ambition: U. S. Army AMOS ABRAM HORST Amy Commercial Favorite Expression: My goodness. Hobbies: Baseball, hunting Ambition: Undecided Activities: Baseball 2, 3; Soccer 4; Basketball 4. DOROTHY LOUISE HORST Weise Academic Favorite Expression: My gosh. Hobbies: Reading, ice skating Ambition: Beautician Activities: French Club 3; S. C. 3; F.N. A. 3, 4; F. T. A. 3; Chorus 3,4. MARY ELLEN HOVERMALE Mary Ellen Commercial Favorite Expression: Heavens! Hobby: Skating Ambition: Clerical worker Activities: S. C. 4; F. N. A. 4; Office Helper 4; Basketball 4; F. B. L. A. 4; Safe Teen Club 4. CHARLES WILUAM HULL Bunky General Favorite Expression: Oh, Gosh! Hobbies: Hunting, fishing. Ambition: U. S. Army WARREN ELDEN HULL Tyke General Favorite Expression: Let's whistle at girls Hobbies: Sports, girls Ambition: U. S. Army Activities: A-VA 2, 3, 4. ALLAN JAMES JOHNSON Allan Academic Favorite Expression: That's true. Hobby: Photography Ambition: College Activities: N. H. S. 3, 4; S. C. 4; TRAILBLAZER 3, 4; French Club 3; Junior and Senior Class Play; Safe Teen Club 4; F.T. A. 4. CALVIN RICHARD JOHNSON Tater General Favorite Expression: How 'bout that. Hobby: Collecting model boats Ambition: Pilot in U. S. Navy. RICHARD FRANKLIN JOHNSON Sneak General Favorite Expression: Big daddy! Hobbies; Hunting, fishing Ambition: Vet. ELAINE THERESSA JOY Elaine Academic Favorite Expression: Good grief! Hobbies: Reading, playing the piano Ambition: Nurse Activities: F.T.A. 1,2; Office Helper 3; F. N. A. 2, 3,4; French Club 3, 4; Voice 4; Junior and Senior Class Play. ROBERT LEON KELLEY Bob” General Favorite Expression: Tough!” Hobbies: Hunting, fishing Ambition: Farmer Activities: Hall Monitor 3,4. ELIZABETH ANN KUNE Betty Ann Commercial Favorite Expression: Definitely. Hobbies: Sports reading, music. Ambition: Secretary, further edu- cation Activities: S. C. 3, 4; Safe Teen Club 4; F. B. L. A. 3, 4; N. H. S. 3, 4; F. T. A. 2, 3, 4; TRAILBLAZER 3; Office Helper 4; Senior Class Play; Softball 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1.2, 3. 4. JUDITH KAY KRETZER Judy Commercial Favorite Expression: I know what you mean. Hobbies: Skating, dancing, bowl- ing. Ambition: Secretary Activities: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4; F.B. L. A. 3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; Voice 4; Office Helper 4; Junior and Senior Class Plays; Safe Teen Club 4. BETTY SUE KRONTZ Sister Academic Favorite Expression: Where is your Joe-Mo?” Hobbies: Sewing, dancing, sports. Ambition: Business College or Nurse Activities: Chorus 1,2, 4; TRAIL- BLAZER 4; Voice 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Junior Class Play. PATSY DARLENE LEE Pat Commercial Favorite Expression: Good grief. Hobbies: Reading, music. Ambition: Beautician Activities: F.N. A. 4;F.B.L. A. 4; Safe Teen Club 4.______________ BARRY LYNN MASON Fizzle Commercial Favorite Expression: Take care of the woman. Hobbies: Hunting, fishing. Ambition: State Police Clerk Activities: Soccer 1,2, 3; Baseball 1,2,3. CLARENCE DAVID MELLOTT Clarence General Favorite Expression: Cool daddy! Hobbies: Cars, hunting. Ambition: Farmer RAYMOND JOSEPH MICHAEL R. J. Academic Favorite Expression: Hi. Hobby: Sports Ambition: College LAWRENCE HARRY MILES Larry Academic Favorite Expression: Oh, my garsh! Hobbies: Bowling, Church. Ambition: Lawyer Activities: N. H. S. 3, 4; Voice 4; TRAILBLAZER 2, 3, 4; Boys’ State 3; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Soccer 3,4; French Club 3,4. MARY JOSEPHINE MILES Mary Jo Academic Favorite Expression: Smill and keep looking up. Hobbies: Religious music, read- ing, sewing, cooking. Ambition: Missionary nurse Activities: F. N. A. 2, 3,4; Voice 4; TRAILBLAZER 4. PAUL DENNIS MILLER Paul Academic Favorite Expression: Hi! Hobbies: Cars, sports. Ambition: College Activities: Band 1, 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,4; TRAILBLAZER 2; A-VA 3; Voice 4; French Club 3,4; Orator- ical Contest 3; Junior Class Play; Soccer 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3. SANDRA LYNN MILLER Sandy Academic Favorite Expression: Oh, the horror of it all. Hobbies: Art, writing, witchcraft. Ambition: Notoriety Activities: Chorus 1,4; F. T. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Voice 2, 3,4; Junior Class Play; TRAIL- BLAZER 3, 4. DOLORES ELAINE MILLS Dolores Commercial Favorite Expression: I'll say. Hobby: Skating Ambition: Secretary Activities: F. T. A. 2; Softball 3, 4; TRAILBLAZER 4; Office Helper 4. EDGAR THOMAS MILLS Pete General Favorite Expression: Big daddy. Hobbies: Hunting, fishing, skating, water skiing. Ambition: Undecided PAULETTE JANE MULLEN Paulette Commercial Favorite Expression: Is that so? Hobbies: Reading, drawing. Ambition: Secretary Activities: F.N. A. 4. MARY AGNES MULLIN Aggie- Commercial Favorite Expression: Well, cute. Hobbies: Sports, reading, music. Ambition: Beautician Activities: F.N. A. 4; Safe Teen Club 4; F. B. L. A. 4; Basketball 2. 3; Softball 2. WANDA MAY MUMMERT Wanda Commercial Favorite Expression: Ain’t that a shame. Hobbies: Movies, music, skating. Activities: F.T.A. 3, 4; TRAIL- BLAZER 4; F. B. L. A. 3,4; S. C. 2, 3; Chorus 4; Office Helper 3; Voice 4; Junior Class Play. STELLA LOUISE PENTZ Stella Commercial Favorite Expression: How about that. Hobbies: Sports, reading. Ambition: Secretary Activities: Library Aid 1,2,3,4; F. N. A. 4; Basketball 3; F. B. L. A. 4; Safe Teen Club 4. GEORGE EDWARD PINE Bill General Favorite Expression: Well, what about it. ” Hobby: Hunting Ambition: Mechanic. ROSELYN MARIE REID Roselyn” Commercial Favorite Expression: Well now! Hobby: Crocheting Ambition: Secretary Activities: F.T.A. 3,4; S. C. 3, 4; Chorus 2, 4; Voice 4; F. B. L. A. 3,4; TRAILBLAZER 3; Attendance Office 3; N. H. S. 4; Junior Class Play; Safe Teen Club 4. THOMAS SAMUEL REPP Tom General Favorite Expression: I’ll say. Hobby: Hunting Ambition: Truck driver. RONALD DOUGLAS REVELL Ronnie Commercial Favorite Expression: Oh, jeah? Hobbies: Hunting, fishing Ambition: U. S. Navy WALLACE LEE RIDENOUR Lee Academic Favorite Expression: Clown. Hobbies: Coins, bowling, sports. Ambition: Undecided Activities: A-VA 2, 3, 4; N. H. S. 3,4; Senior Class Play. RUSSELL WAYNE ROBINSON Russ” Academic Favorite Expression: I'll be George. Hobby: Mechanics Ambition: Undecided Activities: Office Helper 4; Senior Class Play. JOAN ELIZABETH ROSENBERRY Joan Academic Favorite Expression: You’re kidding of course. Hobbies: Reading, piano. Ambition: College Activities: S. C. 2; N. H. S. 3,4; Voice 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; TRAILBLAZER 3, 4. RONALD SAUNDERS Buck General Favorite Expression: You can't hardly get them no more. Hobbies: Hunting, fishing, danc- ing, cars. Ambition: Pilot Activities: Hall Monitor 4. CASSANDRA RUTH SEIBERT Cassie Academic Favorite Expression: Really? Hobbies: Church work, 4-H, sports, cooking. Ambition: Teacher Activities: Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; French Club 3; Talent Show 2, 3. DONALD LEE SHIRLEY Clem General Favorite Expression: Hello, daddy-o. Hobby: Hunting Ambition: Artificial breeding Activities: Basketball 2,3; Soc- cer 2, 3. RALPH RICHARD SHIRLEY Dick General Favorite Expression: Who, me? Hobbies: Hunting, fishing. Ambition: U. S. Air Force Activities: Soccer 4. CAROLYN FAY SHUPP Carol General Favorite Expression: All you know. Hobbies: Driving, radio, TV. Ambition: Undecided SIDNEY ALLEN STARLIPER Sid” General Favorite Expression: You know it. ” Hobbies: Sports, cars. Ambition: Undecided Activities: Junior Class Play; Soc cer 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1.2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4. NELSON EVERETTE STERLING Nel” General Favorite Expression: 1 11 say. ” Hobby: Mechanics Ambition: Mechanic EMORY ANDREW SUDER, JR. Mac Academic Favorite Expression: One-two-three. Hobbies: Photography, hunting, fishing. Ambition: Electronics Engineer. Activities: A-VA 1,2, 3,4; TRAIL- BLAZER 2, 3; Basketball 1,2. RONALD PRESTON SUFFECOOL Suffie General Favorite Expression: I'm sleepy. Hobby: Sleeping Ambition: To sleep more Activities: Basketball 2; Soccer 4. NANCY LOUISE TAYLOR Nan Commercial Favorite Expression: I gotta laugh. Hobbies: Sports, reading. Ambition: Secretary Activities: F.B. L. A. 3, 4; F. N. A. 4; Library Aid lj Fieldball 1; Bas- ketball 3, 4; Softball 3, 4; Safe Teen Club 4. ESTHER MARIE TRUMPOWER Susie Commercial Favorite Expression: Well, you know how it is. Hobbies: Dancing, driving, drive- ins. Ambition: Secretary Activities: Chorus 3,4; F. T. A. 3, 4; F. B. L. A. 3,4; Office Helper 3; Fieldball 1; Basketball 2, 3,4. TERRY LEE TRUMPOWER Tounce General Favorite Expression: Alrighty. Hobbies: Loafing and B M Restau- rant. Ambition: Family man Activities: S. C. 4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Soccer 2, 4; TRAILBLAZER 1, 2. STEVE FRANKLIN TUCKER Steve Academic Favorite Expression: One-two-three. Hobbies: Coins, photography, hunting. Ambition: Undecided Activities: A-VA 1,2, 3; Senior Class Play. Class Ring Class Jacket 1961 ) • ▼ 1 V JUNIOR f M IK 1 IS r w JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Ann Elwood------- Michael Boyd----- Jack Haines------ Miss Shultz------ Mrs. Worthington Robert Grove - - - ------Secretary ■------President -Vice President ---------Advisor ---------Advisor ------Treasurer 34 Michael Albright John Ankeney Steve Ardinger Carolyn Barkdoll Grace Beard Freida Betts ) Linda Black Richard Blair Alice Boswell Michael Boyd Diann Bragunier Shirley Bragunier Vonnie Brewer Vickey Churchey Carole Clopper Gary Clopper Emily Corwell Hillard Cunningham 35 Sylvia Cushwa Michele Draper Eugene Duffey Ann Elwood ' Neal Gehrhart Carol Grove Robert Grove Howard Gruber Jack Haines Deana Hart Jo Ann Hart James Hastings ) Richard Hawbaker Ruby Hendershot Judy Henson Betsy Hoch Barbara Hofe Kay Hose Terry Hose Donald Hosier Nancy Hull Anna Imes David Irvin Richard Irvin 37 Judith Keefer Harold Kline Luanne Knepper Janet Lesher Mary Long Darlene Manning Joyce Mason Almeda Micheal Barbara Miles Josephine Miles James Mills Ellen Moats ) Lynn Poole Nancy Reed Nancy Saunders Darlene Seburn James Seibert Janice Shank Sharon Shives Patricia Shoemaker Roy Shoemaker Gerald Shupp Sandra Slavman Regina Snyder Charlotte Struckman Leota Westurn :: :WA 8® «� SOPHOMORES Mr. Haugh------- Linda Trumpower Sherry Mills---- Jimmy Reger----- Johnny Salvatore Mrs. Shives----- Mrs. Sites-------- --------Advisor ----Secretary ■-----Treasurer ----President Vice President ------Advisor ------Advisor SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Lloyd Alsip David Baker Peggy Baker Robert Barkdoll Jerry Beard James Bishop Philip Burgan Willian Burgan Roger Canfield Harold Carbaugh Raymond Carbaugh Amy Carpenter Marie Cunningham Ruth Cunningham Edward Deeds Doris Dick Clyde Faith Gary Faith Albert Gehr Judy Grove Kay Grove Gary Gruber Sandra Haines Virginia Hart Carl Hawbaker Gary Hawbaker Ida Henson Robert Henson Ronald Henson Lynn Holtzman M Donna Hull Kay Hull Cecil Jones Carolyn Keefer Janet King Raymond Kline Rita Lightner Roger Long Patricia Martin ) Charlene McAllister Donna Sue Miles Judy Miles Carole Mills Catherine Mills Elizabeth Mills Joseph Mills Rebecca Mills Sherry Mills Brian Moore Donald Mullen Anna Jean Mullin Donald Mundey Norman Mundey Franklin Murray Josephine Ness James Reger Linda Repp Glennie Robinson Royce Robinson Shirley Robinson 46 Theodore Rosenberry Louella Ruse John Salvatore Rose Sanders Terry Shoemaker Nancy Shupp Linda Snyder Nancy Sword Dale Trumpower ) Linda Trumpower Lloyd Weaver Merry Weber Franklin Whittington Lauren Yost Ruth Yost FRESHMEN FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Linda Stevens------Vice President Douglas Black - Secretary-Treasurer Gloria Pittman----------President Joseph Albright Connie Angle Kenneth Angle A Ivey Baker Nancy Baker Patsy Barton Lloyd Beard Darrell Betts Leonard Bingaman Douglas Black Terry Bohrer Bruce Boppe Paul Bowers Nancy Boyd Archie Brewer Joanne Burton Roy Corwell Betty Davis Edna Divelbiss Ralph Eavey flLfe 'V ) William Elwood Lillie Frantz Thomas Funk Shirley Gift Vernon Graham Nancy Grove Alfa Hart Linda Hart David Hawbaker Edward Henson Ronald Higgins Issac Horst John Horst Kermit Hose Perry Hose Terry Hose Jane Hosier Constance Hall Judith Hall Lawrence Hall Peggy Irvin Emory Kesecker Joseph Kinzer Janet Leigh Charles Lesher Oscar Lohman Edna Lowery Fred Martin Catherine Mason George Michael Larry Michael Dale Miles Barbara Mills Carson Mills Esther Mills 5 Lansa Mills Sandra Mills Thomas Moats Camellia Moore Kenneth Moore Wayne Mullen Robert Murray Stephen Murray Patrick Myers Ann Ommert 52 Stuart Parsley Violet Peck Harold Pine Gloria Pittman Merle Pollard Barry Poole Jan Poole Eugene Reed Marie Reed Nancy Reed Ronnie Reed Ruth Ann Renner Nancy Repp Ruby Robinson Linda Rubeck Charles Schelle Robert Shatzer Norman Shaw Ronald Shaw Ann Sheffler Ernest Shirley Doris Shormaker Deana Shupp Donna Smith James Smith ) Judith Snyder Barbara Steele Harriet Stevens Linda Stevens Beverly Struckman Jerry Swope Wayne Sword Arthur Weber Clifford Weller Joseph Weller wuulVU Shirley Atherton Elsie Baker Linda Baker Jacob Beard Dennis Blair Barbara Bohrer Margaret Boppe Claudia Bowers Doris Bridendolph John Burtner Robert Burton .Harold Bussard Bonnie Carbaugh John Carpenter Marie Carpenter Barbara Clark Bonnie Conway Sam Cunningham Janie Darby Robert Davis Linda Delouney Darlene Dickey Richard Evans Linda Fink Judy Gardner Charles Gipe Gary Grove Dixie Hart Gary Hart Nancy Hawbaker Jerry Hensley Blanche Henson Betty Hofe Leo Horst Mary Horst Richard Horst Korleen Hose Herbert Hull loan Hull Mary Irvin Allen Johnson Glenda Johnson Connie Keefer Franklin Keefer Foster Kelly Mary Kelly Margaret King Raymond Kinzer Donald Kline Lana Knepper Patricia Lee Herman Leigh Carol Lesher John Lowery Larry Manning Gregory Mason George Massie Beverly Mellott James Miller Gloria Mills Lewis Mills Merle Mills Nancy Mills Robert Mills Dianna Mumma 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 I £ Jk ' Mary Seibert Elizabeth Sharar Peggy Sharon Mary Jane Shefler John Shirk Michael Shirk Linda Shives Roger Shoemaker Donald Smith Agatha Snyder Carroll Springer David Starliper V Clifford Robinson Dale Robinson Mary Louise Rohrer Roderick Rohrer James Rosenberry Guy Rubeck William Salvatore Timothy Seibert Roger Shaw Darryl Shirley Deborah Shives Wayne Shoemaker Kathryn Smith Kenneth Smith Jean Snyder Roberta Snyder Elaine Sterling Gary Suffecool William Tedrick Robert Timmins Marianne Troxell Debora Trumpower Phyllis Trumpower Carolyn Walchshauser Roger Weller Marlene Wiles Betty Yeakle Douglas Yost (? © ik- TELEVISION MASSES CLASSES Television has opened the door to a new classroom. The auditorium has served as the largest classroom in the school for the past three years. It serves the massed classes of seventh and eighth grade students. Other classes are held in the auditorium also. However, most television instruction is received in individual classrooms. Subjects taught by television in Clear Spring High School this year are Math, Sci- ence, and Core ( 7 and 8); French (7); Algebra I (8); Biology (9); Chemistry and U. S. History (11); English and Advanced Math (12); and Practical Arts. The above picture is a seventh grade science class under the guidance of Mr. Wil- liam C. Grimm. 61 • . THIS IS of chali I think this piece Don11 mind me ikippy peanut butter -i Lh good. is much whiter than the on I just work here washed in Brand X, Candid Camera? ever heard that noti Thank you Loretta ™3 and now back to our story Third floor lingerie, silverware there will be no nose the tent OUR FACULTY Dear John That's my house And now let's all beJ good little do-bees ------------MB Mmmm .Here below the diaphragm And to prove it,L I refer to this copy ■ of MAD MAGAZINE? I What do you mean today is Saturday? ■ As five New York doctors recommend. after dayBl bulletins.' bulletins This is test day ACTIVITIES Andres Eshete, Mickey Lipkin, Gemunu Fernando discussing international problems. Gemunu Fernando, Eun Sook Lee, Ashis Banjeree, and Raza Ali visit Clear Spring P.T. A. FORUM STUDENTS VISIT For the last three years visitors from thirty some nations, sponsored by the New York Herald Tribune, have visited our Washington County Schools. These students visit this area to study the closed circuit television system. This move- ment helps to promote international relationship. The countries represented at C. H. S. w ere Ayzer Gevgilili from Turkey who stayed with Joan Rosenberry, Gemunu Fernando from Ceylon who stayed with Larry Miles, Mickey Lipkin from the United States who stayed with Allan Johnson, Ashis Banjeree from In- dia who stayed with Paul Miller, Raza Ali from East Pakistan and Andreas Eshete from Ethiopia who stayed with Cassie Seibert, and Eun Sook Lee from Korea who stayed with Betty Ann Ernst. Gemunu discussing Ceylon with Mr. Charles Ayzer with her host, Joan Rosenberry. Clopper. CHEERLEADERS SUBMIT WHO’S FEUDIN’ NOW?” Who’s Feudin' Now? was a one-act comedy about a high society matron in search for her family tree. Dur- ing this search she finds herself in the run-down shack of Ozark hillbillies. Here she finds that she might be related to a family down the hill, who were killed off by her host in a feud. The idea of a new target pleases the man of the house Paw Capfield. His wife talks him out of it, explaining that they couldn’t be sure the lady was a relative of the other mountaineer family. Then Paw remembers that the other family kept a BIBLE in which all the family names were recorded. The BIBLE is produced, and Paw loses his target. Phil Carpenter........................Paw Capfield Linda Trumpower.......................Maw Capfield Johnny Salvatore.....................Zeke Capfield Judy Kretzer..............................Lulu Mae Capfield Linda Stevens-----------------Daisy Belle Capfield Merry Weber...........................Abe Capfield Judy Hull---------------- Jenny Sue Capfield Betsy Hoch --------Mrs. Malcomb Everett Gardner John Ankeney-----Malcomb Everett Gardner, Junior Donna Sue Miles----------------------Dawn Gardner W m PI The Cast What do you mean. Gramma, you bought a sports car? THE SKY’S THE LIMIT PRESENTED THE SKY'S THE LIMIT was presented by the senior class on December 2 and 3, 1960. It was a three-act mystery comedy by Margery Bums. The Skys are a family with big ideas, but these ideas create problems. Dan Sky is expect- ing Mr. Green, his boss, to give him a promotion. Ellen Sky wants to help her social club with the chicken dinner. Gramma is buying a little foreign car. Bill Sky wants an old jalopy. Con- nie is looking toward a wedding. Sunny Sky, the heroine, wants to be a cheerleader. The problems occur when Sunny mixes up the telephone messages while she and Ace Daw- son, her boyfriend, are practicing some cheers. As a result Sunny practices too much in the confusion. Until Sunny, the only voiceless cheerleader ever heard of, can straighten things out, Gram- ma thinks she’s had a proposal, Dan thinks he's fired; Ellen thinks she's in charge of the entire chicken dinner, an exasperating thought; and Connie believes Bob, her fiance, has walked out on her I have to sell these, so I can get money for my car. I only need a little more money, Sylvia. I simply have to practice, Ace. This is the way my hair will look Ace. CAST Dan Sky--------------------Phil Carpenter Ellen Sky----------Elaine Joy Sunny Sky----------Judy Kretzer Connie Sky---------Linda Eavey Bill Sky-------Russell Robinson Gramma-------------------Connie Carbaugh Ace Dawson---------Steve Tucker Sylvia Simpson-----Patsy Baker Bob Turf------.... - -Larry Miles Sam Anderson - ---Allan Johnson Ed Green--------------------Lee Ridenour What do you mean by running out on my daughter? Marcia Munson - - Betty Ann Kline Miss Minnie Cocker--------Susie Trum power I wouldn't say I'm WONDERFUL, but . . . Don't ever hit me with a wet sponge again. Bill Sky. I960 IS YEAR FOR GIRLS WILL BE GIRLS. You really missed something if you didn't see it. At a smart seaside resort hotel, Bess Brandon is the hairdresser and manicurist and her girlfriend, Gracie Greene, is the cashier. The social mentor not only of the hotel but of the resort is the wealthy and austere, Mrs. Stewart Wentworth, whose only son, Kenneth, visits his mother from time to time. Kenneth and Bess meet and fall desparately in love. The indignation of the haughty Mrs. Went- worth knows no bounds when she hears that her son has fallen for a working person, for Mrs. Went- worth has made plans to have Kenneth wed June De- light, a wealthy, baby-faced debutante who is spend- ing the summer with her prospective mother-in-law. Mrs. Wentworth threatens to cut her son without a cent if he continues to see Bess and she warns Bess not to see Kenneth. The independent Bess and her friend, Gracie, laugh at the imperious matron, which enrages Mrs. Wentworth to such an extent that she has the two girls discharged. Miss Belle Seymour runs the Seymour Dress Shop in the hotel building and as she is about to be mar- ried, she seeks to sell her establishment. Bess and Gracie have a little money saved and as Belle likes both girls, she takes this money as down payment and sells them the shop on easy terms. It is a flourish- ing business and Bess and Gracie see no obstacles ahead. But they have reckoned without the vindictive Mrs. Wentworth who practically boycotts the place by spreading malicious rumors about the two girls. Their shop is deserted. To add to their troubles, they buy at a great bargain, bolts of silk and lace and exquisite lingerie from a supposed traveling saleswoman who turns out to be notorious kleptomaniac known as Light-Fingered Lil. Bess and Gracie are arrested for receiving and selling stolen goods. But their innocence is eventually established and they triumph over Mrs. Wentworth for Kenneth has taken Bess' advice and gone to work so as not to be dependent on his mother's bounty. At the finish, it is a forgone conclusion that Bess and Kenny will marry. z mm Actually, the whole chorus helped. A fashion show. CAST Miss Bess Brandon----- Miss Grace Greene------ Mrs. Stewart Wentworth Mrs. Weston Potter----- Miss Louise Huntingdon Miss Belle Seymour----- Mrs. Parker Lynne------ Mrs. Mike Mulligan — Miss Lillian Whippe---- Miss June Delight------ Miss Carrie Talyes----- Miss Iva Paine--------- - - Cassie Seibert - -Peggy Ridenour Judy Rohrer - - - Janice Shank - - - - Betsy Hoch - - Alice Boswell ----Barbara Miles -Carolyn Barkdoll ■ -Martha Lohman ----Carol Grove Shirley Bragunier Susie Trumpower Just routine, Maam. How wonderful to see you. Miss Barbara Shaw, Queen of May. Band gives musical salute. MAY COURT THRONED ON LAWN The May Court of 1960 was again throned in a new setting. The lawn be- hind the school between the two blacktop areas provided a lovely green back- ground for the flowered trellis. Flowers lined the trellis behind the queen and her court. Miss Barbara Shaw was selected to be Queen of May with escort Terry Yeakle. Attendants and their escorts were Dottie Ebersole and Jay Stonebraker, Barbara Hull and Charles Burgan, Nancy Mellon and Jay Shirk, Donn Michael and Donald Baker, Peggy Ridenour and Robert Miller, and June Suffecool and Robert Shirk. The traditional May Dance. Tug-of-War, Juniors and Sophomores. Barbara Shaw and Terry Yeakle Doris Rowland and Greg Mason Dottie Ebersole and Jay Stonebraker Donna Michael and Donald Baker Peggy Ridenour and Robert Miller June Suffecool and Robert Shirk 75 BARBARA CATON REIGNS DURING PROM - I960 For the first year at Clear Spring High, the Junior-Senior Prom was held away from school. The class of 1961 decided that the Hotel Alexander ball- room would provide sophisticated surroundings for the one formal dance of the year. Miss Barbara Caton was selected Prom queen with attendants Norma Black and Roberta Cunningham. Following the cutting of the cake, Queen Barbara and escort, Jack Sword, cavorted about the dance floor to the music of Paul Sybert’s Dance Band. Barbara and escort lead dance. Seniors, Juniors trip light fantastic. ORGANIZATIONS Phil Carpenter - - Emory Suder---- Steve Tucker---- John D. Ankeney Mr. Babylon----- Jimmy Reger----- Mr. Haugh------- Johnny Salvatore Mr. Allison----- ----------Treasurer ----------President ----------Secretary -----Vice President ------------Advisor Assistant Treasurer ------------Advisor Assistant Secretary ------------Advisor The purpose of the Audio Visual-Aid Club is to serve the school's educational program. Trained stu- dent operators care for film showings, tape record- ings, record playing, radio set usage,. feature films and sound system operations for games and auditorium dances. A-VA OPERATES TEACHING AIDS (1) Warren Hull, Wayne Mullen, Carl Hawbaker, Phil Burgan, Steve Tucker, Phil Carpenter, John D. Ankeney, Emory Suder, Bill Burgan, Charles Downs and Jacob Bears. (2) Mr. Babylon, Johnny Salva- tore, David Irvin, Jimmy Reger, Jack Haines, Lee Ridenour, Mr. Allison, Gerald Shupp, Herbert Hull, Steve Murray, Lloyd Beard, Carroll Springer and Mr. Haugh. (1) Sidney Mills, Gary Weaver, Barry Poole, Terry Bohrer, Raymond Carbaugh, Johnny Salvatore, Ron- ald Cox, David Starliper, Richard Evans, Emory Kesecker and Roddie Rohrer. (2) Bill Salvatore, Sylvia Cushwa, Shirley Bragunier, Janice Shank, Jimmy Reger, Sharon Eichelberger, Charlene McAllister, Glen- nie Robinson, Sandra Haines and Barbara Corbett. (3) Harold Carbaugh, Bonnie Caton, Neal Gearhart, Jack Haines, Lynn Poole, Archie Brewer, Albert Gehr and Richard Horst. (4) Jerry Swope, George Massie, Mike Shirk, Jack Newkirk, John Stonebraker, Oscar Lohman, John Haines, Lynn Hull and Russell Mizzell. One year after another the band at Clear Spring High School has brought forth changes within itself. Last year new uniforms were the issue, and this year under the direction of Mr. William Carr it became a marching unit. It appeared in parades at Williamsport, Hancock, and Hagerstown. COLOR GUARDS: John D. Ankeney, Gerald Shupp, Lloyd Weaver, David Irvin. DRUM MAJOR: Paul Miller. MAJORETTES: Louella Ruse, Betsy BRASS SECTION: Neal Gearhart, Hoch, Carole Clopper. Jimmy Reger, Johnny Salvatore, Shirley Bragunier, David Starliper, Janice Shank, Richard Evans, Jerry Swope. (1) Judy Grove, Judy Miles, Michele Draper, Sandra Slayman, Louise Horst, Carol Grove, Susie Trum- power, Wanda Mummert, Linda Trumpower, Barbara Miles, and Luanne Knepper. (2) Betty Sue Krontz, Alice Boswell, Sylvia Cushwa, Roselyn Reid, Patsy Baker, Cassie Seibert, Lynn Holtzman, Judy Kretzer. (3) Mrs. Dixon, Jimmy Seibert, Betsy Hoch, Linda Eavey, Sandy Miller, Carolyn Barkdoll, and Donald Hosier. (4) Donna Sue Miles, Betty Ann Ernst, Carole Clopper, Janice Shank, Shirley Bragunier, and Dian Bragunier. CHOIR GETS GOWNS Cassie Seibert - - Susie Trumpower Linda Eavey----- Louise Horst---- Alice Boswell - - ■ - ----President --------Treasurer ----Vice President Assistant Secretary ----------Secretary This year big things happened in the music room. Large splashes of royal blue adorned the figures who compose the Varsity Choir. It was the day the new choir gowns arrived. The choir had been working to- ward the purchase of these gowns for several years, and now they have them. The stoles for the gowns were made by relatives and friends of the choir mem- bers. All projects of the French Club are handled by the program committee. These are the 1961 ob- jectives: (1) Tape to France, (2) French meal, (3) Lecture by guest, (4) French play, (5) Subscribe to French newspaper, (6) Have French Tea, (7) French pen pals. FRENCH CLUB TAPES PROGRAM Larry Miles---- Sharon Shives - - Joan Rosenberry Carol Grove---- Michelle Draper Betty Ann Ernst - Mrs. Sites------ ---------President - - Vice President ----------Secretary Assistant Secretary ---------Treasurer - Parliamentarian Advisor (1) Betty Sue Krontz, Betty Ann Ernst, Joan Rosenberry, Larry Miles, Ann Elwood, Carol Grove, Michelle Draper, and Mrs. Sites. (2) Luanne Knepper, Shirley Bragunier, Carole Clopper, Janice Shank, Betsy Hoch, Paul Miller, Sylvia Cushwa, Alice Boswell, Connie Carbaugh, Joyce Mason, and Elaine Joy. Judy Kretzer---- Betty Ann Kline - Mrs. Proksa----- Wanda Mummert Roselyn Reid --- Harold Kline---- ----President Vice President ------Advisor ----Secretary - - - - Reporter ----Treasurer The Future Business Leaders of America is the national organization for students enrolled in business subjects. The plan of organization includes local chapters in high schools and colleges, state chapters, and the FBLA National Organization. All chapters and the FBLA National Organization are super- vised by advisory committees--business teachers, school administrators, business and professional men and women--who assume the responsibility for guiding the plans and activities of the chapters. FBLA is composed of active, associate, collegiate, and honorary members. The_ organization is designed for both high school and college students. 72 UTURE USINESS EADERS M ERICA ■ C FBLA PREPARES (1) Nancy Sword, Mary Ellen Hovermale, Betty Ann Kline, Judy Kretzer, Harold Kline, Roselyn Reid, Wanda Mummert, Susie Trumpower, and Kay Grove. (2) Mrs. Proksa, Judy Grove, Grace Beard, Kay Hull, Charlotte Struckman, Judy Henson, Mary Long, Shirley Bragunier, Dian Bragunier, Dottie Dicky, Charlene McAllister, Carole Grove, Geraldine Ebersole, Judy Keefer, and Ronald Carbaugh. (3) Jaming Hasting, Ruth Yost, Stella Pentz, Darlene Sebum, Patsy Lee, Mary Agnes Mullin, Emily Corwell, Louella Ruse. Ruby Hendershot, Vickey Churchey, Nancy Taylor, and James Mills. (1) Barbara Mills, Mary Agnes Mullin, Patsy Lee, Darlene Sebum, Shirley Bragunier, Michele Draper, Patsy Barton, Elaine Joy, Ellen Moats, Shirley Robinson and Ruth Yost. (2) Mrs. Shives, Stella Pentz, Ann Sheffler, Nancy Grove, Ida Henson, Janet King, Paulette Mullen, Nancy Taylor, Mary Jo Miles, Linda Hart, Peggy Irvin, Donna Smith and Esther Mills. (3) Jane Hosier, Gloria Pittman, Sylvia Cushwa, Betsy Hoch, Linda Black, Lou- ella Ruse, Rita Lightner and Rebecca Mills. (4) Ann Ommert, Emily Corwell, Alice Boswell, Louise Horst and Elizabeth Mills. FNA VISITS HOMES Michele Draper Mrs. Shives - - Mary Jo Miles - Sylvia Cushwa - Alice Boswell - Louise Horst - - Linda Black — -------Patient ------Advisor -----Chaplain Vice President -----Secretary -----President ----Treasurer The purpose of the Future Nurses’ Club is to ac- quaint the members with the field of nursing and the qualifications for becoming a nurse. The activities of the club during the past year included visiting rest homes and hospitals, having guest speakers, caring for the sick room in the school, and for the first year, purchasing club pins. Sharon Shives - Luanne Knepper Judy Kretzer - - Roselyn Reid - - Mr. Allison--- ----Secretary Vice President ----Treasurer ----President ------Advisor FT A ACTIVE The Future Teachers of America Club is the most active organization in the school other than the Student Council. The students who belong to this club receive valuable exposure to real teaching experience. They help teachers by checking papers, taking over classes, and serving as receptionists. Mr. Charles Allison, during his first year as advisor (1960-1961), has widened the horizons of the club by luring several male members into a previously female realm. During many meetings interesting guidance films hold the college bound members' atten- tion. (1) Wanda Mummert.Judy Henson, Vonnie Brewer, Linda Trumpower, Donna Sue Miles, Judy Kretzer, Connie Carbaugh, Roselyn Reid, Luanne Knepper, Susie Trumpower, and Betty Ann Kline. (2) Barbara Miles, Joyce Mason, Judy Miles, Lynn Holtzman, Grace Beard, Janet Lesher, Almeda Michael, Patsy Baker, Mary Long, Geralding Ebersone, Charlotte Struckman, Sharon Shives, Ann Elwood, Merry Weber, and Linda Snyder. (3) Larry Miles, Allan Johnson, Patricia Martin, Sandra Miller, Linda Eavey, Mr. Allison, Carole Clopper, Janice Shank, Jimmy Seibert, and Donald Hosier. (1) Linda Havey, Ronald Carbaugh, Joan Rosenberry, Larry Miles, Betty Ann Kline, Allan Johnson, Betty Ann Ernst, LeeRidenour and Roselyn Reid. (2) Harold Kline, Carolyn Barkdoll, Charlotte Struckman, Luanne Knep- per, Mr. Browne, Betsy Hoch, Shirley Bragunier and Michael Boyd. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY HAS OBJECTIVES SERVICE Service means many things. It means serv- ice to God, to one’s country, and to one's fellow man. Larry Miles President LEADERSHIP Leadership pertains to the people who down through the ages have guided men to the path of right. Allan Johnson Vice President CHARACTER Good character is shown when a man can pick himself up and start over when he has made a failure. SCHOLARSHIP Scholarship is the light of truth, which is ob- tained from long study. Lee Ridenour Ronald Carbaugh Secretary Treasurer 85 Cheerleaders Work Outside Band Plays at Pep Rally Donna and Judy Lead Cheer ASSEMBLIES TURNED RALLIES With lots of spunk the Cheerleaders came in on the tail end of plays and assemblies to hold five or ten minute pep rallies. They introduced new cheers and kept up school spirit. In fact, school spirit rose to an all new high this year. Although the Blazers had a below par season, Clear Spring High School Cheerleaders never once gave up or deserted them. Donna Sue Miles, Linda Trumpower, Judy Kretzer, Linda Stevens, and Betsy Hoch. (1) Bill Burgan, Kay Hose, Grace Beard, Barry Mason, Phil Carpenter, Judy Kretzer, Mary Ellen Hovermale, Betty Ann Kline, Susie Trumpower, Carol Grove, Sandra Slayman, Nancy Taylor, Roselyn Reid and Phil Burgan. (2) Mr. Browne, Stella Pentz, Mary Agnes Mullin, Patsy Lee, Ann Elwood, Alice Boswell, David Irvin, Ruby Hender- shot, Vickie Churchey, Darlene Sebum, Shirley Bragunier, Dianne Bragunier, Paulette Mullen and Eugene Duffey. (3) Dick Hawbaker, James Seibert, Allan Johnson, Lynn Poole, Betsy Hoch, Leota Western, Patricia Shormaker, Patsy Baker, James Hastings, Michael Albright, Gary Clopper and Steve Ardinger. (4) Ronald Carbaugh, Dick Shirley, Lloyd Weaver, Nelson Sterling, Edward Hame, James Mills, Robert Bowers, Ann Imes, Almeda Michael, Janet Lesher, Terry Hose, Richard Blair and John D. Ankeney. SAFE-TEEN HOLDS SUPERLATIVES The Safe-Teen Driving Club is the newest organi- zation at Clear Spring High School. It was formed by students who are interested in obeying the traffic laws and in getting others to do so. This club has another distinction. Besides being the newest, it is the largest organization in the school. There are nearly seventy members. Mary Ellen Hovermale---------Treasurer Phil Carpenter---------------President Judy Kretzer------------------Secretary Barry Mason-------------Vice President Mr. Browne---------------------Advisor Betty Ann Ernst------- Luanne Knepper ------- Betty Ann Kline------- John Salvatore-------- Alice Boswell--------- Roselyn Reid --------- Mary Ellen Hovermale Mr. Reidthaler-------- Mr. Babylon ---------- Parliamentarian - Vice President ------President ------Historian -------Secretary ------Treasurer ------Chaplain -------Advisor ---------Advisor Since every student of Clear Spring High School is a member of the Student Council, this organization may be considered the most important in the school. Each home- room has one representative in Student Council meetings. The main purpose of the Student Council is to provide a means through which students may discuss those problems and policies which relate to student welfare and school or- ganization. The Student Council is responsible for operating the student store, planning most of the school dances, and sponsoring many special projects and activities during the year. STUDENT COUNCIL ORGANIZES SCHOOL (1) Mr. Reidthaler, Betty Ann Ernst, Luanne Knepper, Betty Ann Kline, John Salvatore, Alice Boswell, Roselyn Reid, Mary Ellen Hovermale, and Mr. Babylon. (2) Fonda Kretzer, Shirley Gift, Donald Rubeck, Carolyn Bark- doll, Debra Haines, Linda Shives, Darlene Sebum, Glenda Johnson, Merry Weber, Louella Ruse, Rebecca Mills, and Paul Ebersole. (3) Terry Trumpower and Allan Johnson. COUNCIL (1) Connie Carbaugh, Allan Johnson, Linda Eavey, Joan Rosenberry, Larry Miles, and Sandra Miller. (2) Wanda Mummert, Susie Trumpower, Betty Sue Krontz, Lynn Holtzman, Merry Weber, Luanne Knepper, Janet Lesher and Sharon Shives. (3) Mary Jo Miles, Beverly Struckman, Dolores Mills, Ralph Eavey, George Michael, Neal Gear- hart, Mr. Grimm, Johnny Salvatore and Gerald Shupp. (4) John D. Ankeney, Ronald Carbaugh and Jimmy Reger. YOUR YEARBOOK PUBLISHED Linda Eavey.........................Editor-in-Chief Mr. Grimm------------------------------ - - Advisor Joan Rosenberry - --------------- Business Manager Having reached this point in the Yearbook of CHS, one should already know why the TRAILBLAZER is published. The main point is how? After grueling hours of searching for the right words, pictures, pages, and space, the TRAILBLAZER comes to those who ordered a subscription. The price a subscriber pays is so little compared to the joy he will receive in the years to come. No matter how the yearbook is put together it will one day be scarce, in- valuable material. SENIORS, JUNIORS PUBLISH VOICE The VOICE is the school paper published monthly by many junior and senior students of Clear Spring High School. For the first time this year there is no organized journalism class. Instead all the work is done in an Advanced Composition class and on outside time under the direction of Mrs. A. Jo- Ann Miller. The VOICE is a member of the Southern Interscholastic Press Association. (1) Luanne Knepper and Elaine Joy. (2) Betty Ann Ernst, Neal Gearhart, Wanda Mummert, Judy Kretzer, Roselyn Reid, Carolyn Barkdoll, and Mary Jo Miles. (3) Mrs. Proksa, Linda Eavey, Joan Rosenberry, Mike Boyd, Larry Miles, and Harold Kline. (4) Connie Carbaugh, Lee Riden- our, Betty Sue Krontz, Jack Haines, Tom Ernst, Jimmy Seibert, and Paul Miller. SDI131H1V (1) Amos Horst, Ronnie Suffecool, Robert Grove, Dick Shirley, Gary Hawbaker, Terry Trumpower, Lloyd Weav- er, Sidney Starliper, Michael Boyd, and Phil Carpenter. (2) Coach Manuel, James Hastings, Howard Gruber, Gerald Shupp, Harold Kline, Neal Gearhart, Lynn Poole, Lloyd Beard, Carl Hawbaker, Gary Faith, and David Irvin. (3) Barry Poole, Ronnie Shaw, George Michael, Steve Murray, Johnny Salvatore, Stewart Parsley, Cecil Jones, Bill Elwood, Oscar Lohman, and Donald Mundey. TEAM MAKES 7 WINS Southern Fulton 0 Clear Spring 5 Smithsburg 0 Clear Spring 5 Boonsboro 1 Clear Spring 5 South Hagerstown 1 Clear Spring 2 Mercersburg Academy 1 Clear Spring 1 Smithsburg 1 Clear Spring 2 Boonsboro 0 Clear Spring 6 South Hagerstown 0 Clear Spring 1 Williamsport 2 Clear Spring 1 Williamsport 2 Clear Spring 0 The Big Four. Big game. Dave Irvin, Manager (1) Phil Carpenter, Harold Kline, Sidney Starliper, Terry Trumpower, Lynn Poole, and Michael Boyd. (2) John D. Ankeney, Howard Gruber, Jack Haines, Neal Gearhart, Amos Horst, and Coach Manuel. FIVE JUMP FOUR Flintstone 44 Clear Spring 45 Williamsport 55 Clear Spring 51 St. Joseph 51 Clear Spring 50 St. Maria 77 Clear Spring 58 Southern Fulton 58 Clear Spring 31 St. Joseph 43 Clear Spring 47 Alumni 49 Clear Spring 29 Williamsport 66 Clear Spring 55 St. Maria 67 Clear Spring 52 Boonsboro 55 Clear Spring 54 Musselman 45 Clear Spring 41 Smithsburg 37 Clear Spring 51 Smithsburg 51 Clear Spring 58 Flintstone 66 Clear Spring 65 Hancock 68 Clear Spring 48 Hancock 62 Clear Spring 55 Southern Fulton 62 Clear Spring 52 Boonsboro -- Clear Spring -- (1) Mary Ellen Hovermale and Betty Ann Kline, co-captains. (2) Luanne Knepper, Joyce Mason, Mary Long, Donna Sue Miles, Vonnie Brewer, Susie Trumpower, Nancy Taylor, Almeda Michael, Vickie Churchey, Linda Black, Dottie Dick, Amy Carpenter, Ann Ommert, Shirley Giftjudy Snyder, and Beverly Struckman. (3) Grace Beard and Coach Harley. GIRLS TAKE TWO The team gets a lecture. St. Maria 57 Clear Spring 42 Southern Fulton 34 Clear Spring 21 Alumni 24 Clear Spring 20 Smithsburg 28 Clear Spring 27 North High 45 Clear Spring 18 St. Maria 27 Clear Spring 32 Smithsburg 13 Clear Spring 18 Boonsboro 39 Clear Spring 28 Southern Fulton 60 Clear Spring 43 Boonsboro 37 Clear Spring 26 Williamsport 32 Clear Spring 28 Williamsport — Clear Spring “ North Hagerstown -- Clear Spring “ “ Joe Mills, George Michael, Theodore Rosenberry, Ronnie Shaw, Dale Miles, Larry Michael, Lauren Yost, John Salvatore, Lloyd Weaver, Jerry Beard, James Reger, Stuart Parsley. J.V. Flintstone St. Joseph Southern Fulton St. Maria Musselman Smithsburg Hancock Southern Fulton Williamsport St. Maria CHEERLEADERS SUPPORT TEAM 34 Clear Spring 28 St. James 32 Clear Spring 31 44 Clear Spring 16 St. James 35 Clear Spring 28 29 Clear Spring 32 Williamsport 46 Clear Spring 35 47 Clear Spring 43 Boonsboro 52 Clear Spring 35 33 Clear Spring 37 Smithsburg 29 Clear Spring 24 54 Clear Spring 33 Flintstone 36 Clear Spring 54 35 Clear Spring 32 Hancock 45 Clear Spring 38 61 Clear Spring 54 St. James 28 Clear Spring 47 38 Clear Spring 36 St. James 33 Clear Spring 30 44 Clear Spring 36 Patricia Barton, Barbara Bohrer, Judith Hall, Nancy Grove, Linda Shives. The team. Pitcher goes to town. On the bench. BASEBALL 60 SOFTBALL Hancock 9 Clear Spring 8 North Hagerstown 17 Clear Spring 2 St. James 6 Clear Spring 2 Boonsboro 5 Clear Spring 6 Mercersburg Academy 12 Clear Spring 2 Williamsport 4 Clear Spring 2 Hancock 7 Clear Spring 6 St. Maria 1 Clear Spring 4 South Hagerstown 2 Clear Spring 1 Smithsburg 0 Clear Spring 12 Williamsport 6 Clear Spring 1 Boonsboro 2 Clear Spring 4 Smithsburg 2 Clear Spring 4 Hancock 3 Clear Spring 16 North Hagerstown 6 Clear Spring 23 Smithsburg 0 Clear Spring 23 Boonsboro 14 Clear Spring 8 Williamsport 7 Clear Spring 14 Hancock 6 Clear Spring 13 South Hagerstown 2 Clear Spring 20 Smithsburg 3 Clear Spring 26 Williamsport 12 Clear Spring 11 Boonsboro 6 Clear Spring 15 Elizabeth Carpenter The team ADVERTISERS TRAILBLAZER CONTRIBUTORS 1961 Mr. and Mrs. William C. Grimm Mr. and Mrs. William R. Parkin Mr. and Mrs. E. Spencer Ware Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Proksa Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Snyder Mr. William H. Carr Mr. and Mrs. Paul Reger Mr. and Mrs. Donald Haugh Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shives Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ernst Mrs. Thomas Edward Krontz Lynn Holtzman Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Eavey Whitesel Music Co. Emi's Italian Kitchen Majestic Restaurant Milly's Frank Newcomer and Employees May's Hardware Turner's Bowling Centers Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mallonee Antietam Paper Co. The Looking Glass Hill’s Toy Novelty Store Louise Horst Elaine Joy Mrs. M. Ankeney and Son Vic Nazebrod Harshman's TV Sales Service Ruth Mundey Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Trumpower Mr. J. Hull's Barber Shop Dr. Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Caton Barry Miles Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Poffenberger Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McDaniels Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Clopper Cecelia Shoemaker Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Harnish Raup Camera Shop Scholotterbeck's Tackle Shop Pat’s Gift Shop 98 ELECTRICAL GIFTS PLEASE EVERYONE Razor - Radio rW Hair Dryer V -i Lamp - Tools at Your Appliance Stores and THE POTOMAC EDISON CO. 1 I .... I HAGERSTOWN. 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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 McCOMAS-ARMSTRONG For Your Insurance Protection 138 N. Potomac St. Phone RE 9-7440 Buy O. P. O. and Save C. M. ROHRER Newest Styles and Patterns ’’GROCERIES Factory to You - Stores Coast to Coast Blairs Valley O.P.O. CLOTHES 27 N. Potomac St. VI2-2775 Sam Gossard 4 Congratulations CLARK FUNERAL HOME Successor to Adrian Rowland South Martin Street Clear Spring, Maryland Victor 2-2134 Dedicated to the bereaved Designed for your convenience. INDEX Don Kriner 14 Mr. Allison 7,78,84 John Salvatore 14 Mr. Babylon 7,78,88 C. A. Snyder 14 Mr. Browne 7,85,87 Dick Sword 14 Mr. Carr 7 Roger Yeakle 14 Mrs. Dixon 7,80 Mr. Grimm 7, 89 Patsy Baker 13,16,80,87,84,71 Miss Harley 8, 94 Fred Baker 13,16 Mr. Haugh 8,42,78 Pat Black 17 Mr. Lay 8 Larry Blair 17 Mr. Lesher 8 Robert Bowers 17, 87 Mr. Manuel 8, 92, 93 Perry Bussard 14,17 Mrs. McDaniels 8 Connie Carbaugh 13,18, 81, 89,90, 84,71 Mrs. Miller 9 Ronald Carbaugh 18, 82,85, 87,89 Mr. Parkin 6,9 Phil Carpenter 18, 78, 87,71, 72, 93, 92, 69 Mr. Poffenberger 9,16,95 Linda Eavey 3,18, 80, 85, 89, 90, 84, 71 Mrs. Proksa 9,82,90 Geraldine Ebersole 19, 82, 84 Mr. Reidthaler 9, 88 Betty Ann Ernst 19, 80, 81,85, 88, 90 Mr. Saur 9 Tom Ernst 19, 90 Mr. Shafer 10 Joe Gehr 19 Mrs. Shives 10,42,83 Ed Harne 20, 87 Miss Shultz 10, 34 Woodrow Henson 20 Mrs. Sites 10,42,81 Amos Horst 20,72,93,92 Mr. Snyder 10 Louise Horst 20,80,83 Mrs. Stenger 10 Mary Ellen Hovermale 13, 16, 21, 82, 87, 88,94 Mrs. Stonebraker 11 Charles Hull 21 Mr. Ware 11,16 Warren Hull 21,78 Mrs. Worthington 11, 34 Allan Johnson 21, 85, 87, 88, 89, 84, 71 Mrs. Boyd 11 Calvin Johnson 22 Mrs. Haines 11 Richard Johnson 22 Mrs. Miles 11 Elaine Joy 22,81,83,90.71 Mrs. Parsley 11 Robert Helley 14, 22 Mrs. Poole 11 Betty Ann Kline 13,14, 16, 23, 71, 82, 85, 84, 87,88, Mrs. S layman 11 94 Reed Frantz 14 Lawrence Hamish 14 Tom Hamish 14 Judy Kretzer 23, 80, 82, 87, 86, 84,71, 69, 71 115 Betty Sue Krontz 23, 80, 81, 89, 90 Patsy Lee 23, 82, 83, 87 Barry Mason 24, 87 Clarence Mellon 24 Raymond Michael 24 Larry Miles 24.81,84,85,89,80,71 Mary Jo Miles 25, 83, 89, 90 Paul Miller 25,72,81.90,92 Sandy Miller 25,80,89,84 Dolores Mills 13, 25, 89 Edgar Mills 26 Paulette Mullen 26, 83, 87 Mary Agnes Mullin 26, 82, 83, 87 Wanda Mummert 26,80,82,89,90,84 Stella Pentz 13,27, 82, 83, 87 George Pine 27 Roselyn Reid 16,27, 80, 82, 84, 85, 87, 88, 90 Tom Repp Ronald Re veil 28 Lee Ridenour 28,71,78,85,90 Russell Robinson 13, 28, 71 Joan Rosenberry 12,16, 28, 81, 85, 89, 90 Ronald Saunders 14,29 Cassie Seibert 29,80,73 Don Shirley 29 Dick Shirley 29. 72, 87, 92 Carolyn Shupp 13,30 Sidney Starliper 20, 72, 92, 93 Nelson Sterling 30, 87 Emory Suder 30,78 Ronnie Suffecool 31,72, 92 Nancy Taylor 31,82,83,87,94 Susie Trumpower 31, 80,71, 73, 82, 85. 84, 89, 94 Terry Trumpower 31,72, 88,92, 93 Steve Tucker 32, 71 Michael Albright 34,72,87,92 John D. Ankeney 34,69,78,87,89,93 Steve Ardinger 34, 87 Carolyn Barkdoll 34,72, 80, 85, 88, 90 Grace Beard 34, 82, 84, 87 Freida Betts 34 Linda Black 35, 83, 94 Richard Blair 35, 87 Alice Boswell 35,73, 80,81, 83, 87, 88 Mike Boyd 34, 35,72, 85, 80. 92, 93 Dian Bragunier 35, 80, 82, 87 Shirley Bragunier 35,79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 85, 87,73 Vonnie Brewer 35,84, 94 Vickey Churchey 35, 82, 87, 94 Carole Clopper 12, 35, 80, 81, 84 Gary Clopper 35, 87 Emily Corwell 35, 82, 83 Hillard Cunningham 35 Sylvia Cushwa 13,46,79,80,81,83 Michele Draper 36, 80, 81, 83 Eugene Duffey 36,87 Ann Elwood 34,36,81,87,84 Neal Gearhart 36,72,79, 89, 90, 92, 93 Carol Grove 13, 36, 80, 81, 82, 87, 73 Robert Grove 34, 36, 72, 92 Howard Gruber 36,72,92, 93 Jack Haines 34, 36, 78, 79. 90, 93 Deana Hart 36 JoAnn Hart 36 James Hastings 36, 72, 82, 87 Dick Hawbaker 37, 87 Ruby Hendershot 37,82,87 Judy Henson 12, 37, 82, 84 Betsy Hoch 37, 69, 73, 80, 81, 83, 85, 87, 86 Barbara Hofe 37 Kay Hose 37,87 Terry Hose 37,87 Donald Hosier 37,80,84 Nancy Hull 13,37 Anna Imes 37,87 David Irvin 37, 78, 72, 87, 92 Richard Irvin 37 Judy Keefer 13, 38, 82 Harold Kline 38,72,82,85,90,92,93 Luanne Knepper 38, 80, 81, 84, 85, 88, 89, 90, 94 Jane_tJLesher 38,84,87,89 Mary Long 12, 38, 82,84, 94 Darlene Manning 13,38 Joyce Mason 38, 81, 84 Almeda Michael 38,84, 87,94 Barbara Miles 38, 73,80, 84 Josephine Miles 38 James Mills 38, 82, 87 Ellen Moats 38, 83 Lynn Poole 39, 72, 79. 87, 92, 93 Nancy Reed 39 Nancy Saunders 39 Darlene Sebum 39, 82, 83, 87,88 James Seibert 39, 80, 84, 87, 90 Janice Shank 12,39,73,79,80,81,84 Sharon Shives 38, 84, 89 Pat Shoemaker 39, 87 Roy Shoemaker 39 Gerald Shupp 39, 72,78, 89, 92 Sandra Slayman 39, 80, 87 Regina Snyder 12, 39 Charlotte Struckman 40, 82, 84, 85 Leota Western 40,87 Margaret Winters 40 Bonnie Yeakle 40 Lloyd Alsip 42 David Baker 42 Peggy Baker 42 Robert Barkdoll Jerry Beard 42, 72, 92, 95 116 James Bishop 42 Phil Burgan 42,78, 87 Bill Burgan 42,78,87 Roger Canfield 42 Harold Carbaugh 43,79 Raymond Carbaugh 43,79 Amy Carpenter 13,43, 94 Marie Cunningham 43 Ruth Cunningham 43 Edward Deeds 43 Doris Dick 43, 82, 94 Clyde Faith 43 Gary Faith 43. 72 Rose Sanders 46 Terry Shoemaker 46 Nancy Shupp 12, 46 Linda Snyder 46 Nancy Sword 12, 46, 82 Dale Trumpower 13,46 Linda Trumpower 42,47, 80, 84, 86, 69 Lloyd Weaver 47, 87, 72, 92, 95 Merry Weber 47, 88, 89, 69 Franklin Whittington 47 Lauren Yost 47, 95 Ruth Yost 13,47, 82, 83 Albert Gehr 43,79 Judy Grove 43, 80, 82 Kay Grove 13,43, 82 Gary Gruber 43, 92 Sandra Haines 43,79 Virginia Hart 13,43 Carl Hawbaker 44, 78, 72. 92 Gary Hawbaker 44, 72, 92 Ida Henson 13, 44, 83 Robert Henson 44 Ronald Henson 44 Lynn Holtzman 44, 80, 84, 89 Donna Hull 44 Kay Hull 44, 82 Cecil Jones 44,72 Carolyn Keefer 44 Janet King 44, 83 Raymond Kline 44 Rita Lightner 44, 83 Roger Long 44 Patricia Martin 44 Charlene McAllister 45,79,82 Donna Sue Miles 45,80,84,86,94,69 Judy Miles 45,80,84 Carole Mills 45 Elizabeth Mills 45, 83 Joseph Mills 45, 95 Rebecca Mills 45, 83, 88 Sherry Mills 12, 42, 45 Brian Moore 45 Donald Mullen 45 Anna Jean Mullin 45 Donald Mundey 45, 72, 92 Norman Mundey 45 Franklin Murray 45 David Myers 45 Josephine Ness 46 Glennie Robinson 46,79 Royce Robinson 46 Shirley Robinson 46,83 Theodore Rosenberry 46,95 Louella Ruse 46, 82, 83, 88 John Salvatore 42, 46, 78, 69, 79, 88, 89, 72, 92, 95 Joseph Albright 50 Connie Angle 50 Kenneth Angle 50 Alvey Baker 50 Nancy Baker 50 Patsy Barton 50, 83, 95 Lloyd Beard 50, 78 Darrell Betts 50 Leonard Bingaman 50 Douglas Black 50 Terry Bohrer 50, 79 Bruce Boppe 50 Paul Bowers 50 Nancy Boyd 50 Archie Brewer 50,79 Joanne Burton 50 Roy Corwell 50 Betty Davis 50 Edna Divelbliss 50 Ralph Eavey 50, 89 Paul Ebersole 50 Eugene Eby 50 Sharon Eichelberger 51,79 William Elwood 51,92 Lillie Frantz 51 Thomas Funk 51 Shirley Gift 51 Vernon Graham 51 Nancy Grove 51, 83, 95 Alfa Hart 51 David Hawbaker 51 Edward Henson 51 Ronald Higgins 51 Isaac Horst 51 John Horst 51 Kermit Hose 51 Perry Hose 51 Terry Hose 51 Jane Hosier 51,83 Constance Hull 51 Judith Hull 51,69,95 Lawrence Hull 51 Peggy Irvin 51,83 117 Emory Kesecker 51,79 Joseph Kinzer 51 Janet Leigh 51 Charles Lesher 51 Oscar Lohman 51,72,79 Edna Lowery 51 Fred Martin 51 Catherine Mason 51 George Michael 51, 72, 92, 95 Larry Michael 51,95 Dale Miles 51,95 Barbara Mills 51, 83 Carson Mills 51 Esther Mills 51, 83 Lansa Mills 52 Sandra Mills 52 Thomas Moats 52 Camellia Moore 52 Kenneth Moore 52 Wayne Mullen 52,78 Robert Murray 52 Stephen Murray 52, 72, 92, 95 Patrick Myers 52 Ann Ommert 52, 83 Stuart Parsley 52,72, 92, 95 Violet Peck 52 Harold Pine 52 Gloria Pittman 52,83 Merle Pollard 52,79 Barry Poole 52, 72 Jan Poole 52 Eugene Reed 52 Marie Reed 52 Nancy Reed 52 Ronnie Reed 52 Ruth Ann Renner 52 Nancy Repp 52 Ruby Robinson 52 Linda Rubeck 52 Charles Schelle 52 Robert Shatzer 52 Norman Shaw 52 Ronald Shaw 52, 72, 92, 95 Ann Sheffler 52, 83 Ernest Shirley 52 Doris Shoemaker 52 Deanna Shupp 52 Donna Smith 52, 83 James Smith 52 Judith Snyder 53,93 Barbara Steele 53 Harriet Stevens 53 Linda Stevens 53,69 Beverly Struckman 53, 89, 94 Jerry Swope 53,79 Wayne Sword 53 Arthur Weber 53 Clifford Weller 53 Joseph Weller 53 Wayne Weller 53 Dora Lee Wiles 53 Larry Yost 53 Shirley Atherton 56 Elsie Baker 56 Linda Baker 56 Jacob Beard 56,78 Dennis Blair 56 Barbara Bohrer 56, 95 Margaret Boppe 56 Claudia Bowers 56 Doris Biidendolph 56 John Burtner 56 Robert Burton 56 Harold Bussard 56 Bonnie Carbaugh 56 John Carpenter 56 Marie Carpenter 56 Barbara Clark 56 Bonnie Conway 56 Sam Cunningham 56 Janie Darby 56 Robert Davis 56 Linda Delouney 56 Darlene Dickey 56 Richard Evans 56,79 Linda Fink 56 Judy Gardner 56 Charles Gipe 56 Gary Grove 56 Dixie Hart 56 Gary Hart 56 Nancy Hawbaker 56 Jerry Hensley 56 Blanche Henson 56 Betsy Hofe 56 Leo Horst 56 Mary Horst 56 Richard Horst 56,79 Korleen Hose 56 Herbert Hull 56,78 Joan Hull 56 Mary Irvin 56 Allen Johnson 56 Glenda Johnson 56 Connie Keefer 56 Franklin Keefer 56 Foster Kelley 56 Mary Kelly 56 Margaret King 57 Raymond Kinzer 57 Donald Kline 57 Jerry Aleshire 58 Lana Knepper 57 Charles Baker 58 Patricia Lee 57 Daniel Baker 58 Herman Leigh 57 Diana Baker 58 Carol Lesher 57 Mary Lou Barnhart 58 John Lowery 57 Joan Betts 58 Larry Manning 57 Linda Bishop 58 Gregory Mason 57,75 Susan Bowman 58 George Massie 57,79 Edith Bridendolph 58 Beverly Mellott 57 Bonnie Caton 58,79 James Miller 57 Michael Charlton 58 Gloria Mills 57 Ross Christian 58 Lewis Mills 57 Bonnie Clark 58 Merle Mills 57 Larry Clark 58 Nancy Mills 57 Barbara Corbett 58,79 Robert Mills 57 Ronald Cox 58 Dianna Mumma 57 Alice Cunningham 58 Dennis Myers 57 Middie Dom 58 Donald Nave 57 Charles Downs 58,78 Jack Newkirk 57,79 Kenneth Duffey 58 Ronald Paul 57 Nellie Faith 58 Ronald Peck 57 John Funk 58 John Reed 57 Joyce Gipe 58 Faye Reid 57 Gary Gordan 58 Melvin Reiff 57 Brenda Grove 59 Patricia Repp 57 Carvella Gruber 59 Sylvia Ridenour 57 Deborah Haines 59 Lawrence Roberts 57 John Haines 59, 79 Esther Robinson 57 Charles Hart 59 Harry Robinson 57 John Hart 59 Mary Robinson 57 Clara Hawbaker 59 Doris Rowland 57,75 Larry Hendershot 59 David Rubeck 57 Janet Henson 59 Donald Rubeck 57 Raymond Higgins 59 Mary Seibert 57 Betsy Horst 59 Elizabeth Sharar 57 Ira Horst 59 Peggy Sharon 57 James Horst 59 Mary Jane Sheffler 57 Donald Hose 59 John Shirk 57 Margaret Hose 59 Michael Shirk 57,79 Ramona Hovermale 59 Linda Shives 57, 95 Lynn Hull 59,79 Roger Shoemaker 57 Nancy Irvin 59 Donald Smith 57 Judith King 59 Agatha Snyder 57 Robert Kinzer 59 Carroll Springer 57,78 Fonda Kretzer 59 David Starliper 57,79 Mary Jo Krontz 59 Harry Stevens 58 Charles Lark 59 John Stonebraker 58,79 Paul Lesher 59 Beverly Taylor 58 Stephen Manning 59 Donald Taylor 58 Michael McKee 59 Vonnie Tosten 58 James Miller 59 Donald Trumpower 58 Jerald Miller 59 Gary Weaver 58, 79 Emma Mills 59 Lynn Weaver 58 Joyce Mills 59 Linda Wiles 58 Judy Mills 59 David Winters 58 Linda Mills 59 119 AUTOGRAPHS TAYLOR PUBLISHING 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