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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1962 volume:

♦ THE 1962 TRAILBLAZER PUBLISHED BY THE ANNUAL STAFF OF CLEAR SPRING HIGH SCHOOL CLEAR SPRING, MARYLAND VOLUME 14 ALMA MATER I All Hail to Clear Spring High! All hail to blue and gold! We’ll cherish thee forever; Thy praises will e'er be told. II All hail to Clear Spring High! You stand in reverence there! Amoung majestic mountains, A symbol sublime and fair. in All Hail thy glorious name, We pledge our loyalty, To thee our Alma Mater, Will reign for eternity. Chorus Alma Mater, Alma Mater, We raise our voices high, Our joyful pride to sing For dear old Clear Spring High! TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY 5 JUNIOR HIGH 55 SENIORS 13 CLASSES 61 JUNIORS 33 ACTIVITIES 67 SOPHOMORES 41 ORGANIZATIONS 77 FRESHMEN 51 ATHLETICS 91 ADVERTISERS 97 EDITORS MESSAGE Through pictures and words the Trailblazer staff of 1962 has tried to capture the many wonderful days spent at Clear Spring High School. As another school year passes, we pause to catch a glimpse of everything we have done. We sin- cerely hope that this book will help in your reminiscing. The candles in this book represent the light of learning. This precious flame of understanding is lit by the faculty and passed on to each student. It should be a gift that each of us cherish and use forever. Many of us will end our formal education with the closing of this year, our flame will darken. But for others just entering CHS the flame has just begun to burn. 3 DEDICATION It is with a great deal of profound respect and appreciation that we dedicate the 1962 issue of the Trailblazer to MRS. BEVERLY STARLIPER STENGER A graduate of Clear Spring High School (1956), Mrs. Stenger came to us after a year of training and schooling and has been with us ever since. Her loyalty, her devotion, unselfishness and untiring ef- forts help to make this school a better place in which to live and to gain an education. Both the faculty and the student body of Clear Spring High School wish her a full and happy life. There is only one Bev. 4 One of the delights in a school teacher’s life is the memories of the students he has had in school. As we grow old and look at the Trailblazer, it will remind us of our happy life in Clear Spring High School. Each year vast amounts of work are put forth by your Trailblazer Staff and faculty in making this book. It is hoped this book will keep alive the year 1961-62. With the passing years we will be thankful to this staff for giving us this book, which we can appreciate as an important part of our life. JANICE L. ALEXANDER English, French I and II Western Md. College, B. A. French Club Advisor 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. Ed. S.C. Advisor E. CARLETON BROWNE Drivers' Ed., U. S. and World His- tory, Math Shepherd, A. B.; W. Va. Univer- sity, M.A. N. H. S. Advisor; Safe Teen Club Advisor WILLIAM H. CARR Instrumental Music W. Va. University, B. Mus. Band Director RUTH A. DIXON Latin, Music W. Chester S. T. C., B. S. WILLIAM C. GRIMM Science, Math Shepherd College, A. B. TRAILBLAZER Advisor MARY JOANNA HARLEY Girls' Physical Education, English Shepherd College, A.B. Girls' Teams Advisor DONALD C. HAUGH Biology, Consumers'Ed., Modern Science, Health Western Md. College, A. B.; Tow son State Teachers College Audio Visual Aid Advisor MORRIS E. LAY Shop, Industrial Arts W. Va. Inst, of Tech., B. S. FREDERICK C. LESHER Core, Civilization I Gettysburg College, A. B. JAMES E. MANUEL Physical Ed., Math Shepherd College, A. B. ; Geo. Wash. U., M. A. JANET mcdaniel Librarian, History Western Kentucky S. T. C., B. S., M.A. CLYDE E. MILLER Typing, Office Practices, Book- keeping, Shorthand II Shepherd College, A.B. F.B. L. A. Advisor A. JOANN MILLER English Western Maryland, B.A. PHILLIP L. POFFENBERGER English, Typing, Psychology Shepherd College, B.A. Junior Advisor R. ROSS SAUR Arts and Crafts Ashland College, B. S. ; Md. Inst. Sch. Arts CARL W. SHAFTER Math, Science Union College, B. A. ; Richmond U., M.S.Ed. SYLVIA C. SHIVES Home Economics Indiana S. T. C. F. N. A. Advisor; F. H. A. Advisor LUCILLE N. SHULTZ Typing, Math, Shorthand I New York University Shepherd College, A.B. THEODORE R. SNYDER Core Towson State Teachers College; University of Maryland REBEKEH B. STONEBRAKER Special Education Western Md. College, A.B.; Columbia University, M.A. E. SPENCER WARE U. S. History, P. O. D., Civiliza- tion I and II Duke University, A. B.; Columbia University, M.A. Senior Advisor HILDA L. WORTHINGTON Algebra I and II, Plane Geometry Juniata College, B. S. in this picture I didn't do it I hate copyca ts Look what I've got I You may quote me on that Clear Spring's answer to Liberare Teaching is a rewarding pocket profession Secret Service Agents PERSONNEL Mr. Hamish Mrs. Slayman and Mrs. Parsley Mrs. Miles and Mrs. Brant Mrs. Parsley and Mrs. Miles CAFETERIA WORKERS: Mrs. Miles Mrs. Slayman Mrs. Parsley Mrs. Boyd Mrs. Haines Mrs. Brant JANITORS: Mr. Hamish Mr. Wilkinson Mr. Rhodes Mr. Wilkinson SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS MICHAEL BOYD.......................President NEAL GEARHART-----------------Vice President HAROLD KLINE.......................Secretary JACK HAINES........................Treasurer ADVISORS: Mrs. Miller, Mr. Ware FLOWER: White Rose 14 CLASS COLORS: Green and White MOTTO: He who would be the greatest among you must be the servant of all. MICHAEL DAVID ALBRIGHT Chet Commercial: Safe Teen 3, 4; Soccer 3, 4 JOHN DEWALT ANKENEY Buffalo- General; A. V. A. 1,2,3, Pres. 4; Basketball Mgr. 3; Cheerleader Play 2,3,4; Color Guard 3,4; Jr. Class Play; Safe Teen 3, Pres. 4; CHARLES STEPHEN ARDINGER Steve Commercial: Baseball 2; F. B. L. A. 4; Safe Teen 3,4 THE CLASS OF 1962 M.Y.T.S.L.C. 3; TRAILBLAZER 3 CAROLYN ANN BARKDOLL GRACE DEAN BEARD Graci' Academic: Chorus 2,3,4; F.T. A. 1,2,3, Pres. 4; Girls’ State; N.H.S. 3,4; Operetta 2,3,4; S.C. 3, County V. P. 4; S.I.P. A. Conv. 3; TRAILBLAZER, Co-Editor 4; Voice 3,4 Commercial: Basketball Mgr. 3,4; F.B. L. A. 2,3,4; F.T. A. 3,4; Office Helper 4; Safe Teen 3; Softball 2; TRAILBLAZER 4 FREIDA FAYE BETTS Freida LINDA LEE BLACK Linda General: Office Helper 4 Commercial: Basketball 2, 3,4; F.N. A. 2,3,4, Treas. 3; Softball 3 RICHARD ORVILLE BLAIR -Dick- General: Jr. Class Play ALICE McCREA BOSWELL Alice- Academic: Chorus 2,3, 4f Sec. 3; F. N. A. 1, 2.3, V. P. 4; Fr. Cl. 3,4; Jr. Class Play; Oper- etta 2,3, 4; Safe Teen Club 3, 4; S. I. P. A., M. A.S.C. Conv.; Student Council 1,2, Sec. 3; Student Store 2,3; Voice 2,4 JOHN MICHAEL BOYD Mike Academic: Baseball 2,3; Basketball 1,2,3, Co- Capt. 4; Boys State; Class Pres. 3,4; Jr. Class Play; N.H.S. 3, V. P. 4; Nat’l. High School Inst.; Nat'l. Youth Conf. on the Atom; S.I.P.A. Conv. ; Soccer 2,3, Co-Capt. 4; TRAILBLAZER Co-Editor 4; Voice 3, Bus. Mgr. 4 SHIRLEY ANN BRAGUNIER Shirley” Academic: Band 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1; Chorus 1,2,3, Sec. 2; F. B. L. A. 3; F.N.A. 3, Pres. 4; F.T.A. 1.2; Fr. Cl. 3,4; N.H.S. 3, Pres. 4; Operetta 1,2; Safe Teen 3, Sec. 4; Voice 4 YVONNE ANNE BREWER Vonnie Commercial: Basketball 3; F. B. L. A. 4; F. T. A. 3,4; Girls’ State; Safe Teen 4; Softball 1,3; Voice 4 VICKIE LEE CHURCHEY ’’Vickie” Commercial: Basketball 3; Chorus 1,2,4; F.B.L. A. 3,4; F.N.A. 4; Operetta 1,2,4; Safe MADELEINE CAROLE CLOPPER ’’Carole” GARY LYNN CLOPPER ” Cecil” Academic: Chorus 1,2,3,4; F. B. L. A. 4; Fr. Cl. 3,4; F.T.A. 1,2,3, 4; Majorette 1,2,3, 4; Operetta 1,2,3, 4; Safe Teen 4; Student Coun- cil 1, Chap. 4; Voice 4 General: Safe Teen 3,4; Soccer 2,3 EMILY LOUISE CORWELL Emily” SYLVIA CAMERON CUSHWA Boots Commercial: Chorus 2; F. B. L. A. 3,4; F.N. A. Academic: Band 1,2,3, 4; Chorus 1,2,3; 1,2,3, 4; Jr. Class Play; Safe Teen 4; Voice 4 F.N. A. 1,2,3, 4, V. P. 3; Operetta 1,2,3 MICHELE ANN DRAPER Miki Academic: Chorus 3, 4; F. N. A. 3, Sec. 4; Fr. Cl. Treas. 3; Operetta 3,4; Voice 4 EUGENE ARNOLD DUFFEY, JR. Brother' General: Soccer 4 ANN IRENE ELWOOD Ann” Academic: Chorus 3; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Jr. Class Play 3; N. H. S. 4; Office Helper 3, 4; Safe Teen 3.4; TRAILBLAZER 4; Voice 4 CAROL RUBY GROVE Carol” Academic: Basketball 2; Chorus 2,3, Sec. 4; F.B.L. A. 3,4; Fr. Cl. 3, Sec. 4; Jr. Class NEAL SNYDER GEARHART Beau Academic: Band 1,2,3, Pres. 4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Boys’ State; Class Treas. 1; Class V. P. 4; Jr. Class Play; N. H. S. 4; Soccer 1,2,3, 4; Student Council, Pres. 4; TRAILBLAZER 3; Voice 3 GUY ROBERT GROVE Bob' General: Basketball 1; Class Treas. 3; Soccer 2,3,4 Play; N. H. S. 4; Office Helper 3; Operetta 2, 3,4; Safe Teen 3, V. P. 4; TRAILBLAZER 4 HOWARD EDWARD BRUBER Tom General: Baseball 2,3; Basketball 3,4; Soccer 2,3,4 JACK EDWIN HAINES Harv' Commercial: A.V.A. 2,3, V. P. 4; Band 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Class Treas. 3; Class V. P. 3; F. B. L. A. 2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Jr. Class Play; Safe Teen 4 DEANA MARGARET HART Deana1 General: Library Aid 4 JAMES HENRY HASTINGS Jim Commercial: Basketball 2, 4; F. B. L. A. 2,3, 4; Jr. Class Play; Safe Teen 3,4; Soccer 1,2,3,4 RICHARD EUGENE HAWBAKER Dick” General: Hall Moniter 3,4; Jr. Class Play; Safe Teen 3,4; Soccer 3 RUBY ARLENE HENDERSHOT Ruby Commercial: Attendance Office 4; F. B. L. A. 3,4; F. H. A. 4; F. N. A. 4; Safe Teen 3, 4; Voice 4 JUDITH ELAINE HENSON Judy Commercial: Attendance Office 3; Chorus 2,4; F.B.L.A. 2,3, Pres. 4;F.T.A. 1.2.3,4; Oper- etta 2,4; Jr. Class Play; Voice 4 BETSY LOU HOCH Betsy Academic: Cheerleader 2, Co-Capt. 3; Cheer- leader Play 2,3; Chorus 2,3, Pres. 4; F.N. A. 1,2,3, Treas. 4; Fr. Cl. 3,4; Majorette 3,4; N.H. S. 3, Sec. 4; Operetta 2,3,4; Safe Teen 3; Student Store 4; Voice 4 BARBARA ANN HOFE Barb' General: Chorus 1; Library Aid 4 KAY RUTH HOSE Kay” Commercial: Chorus 4; F.N.A. 2,4; Safe Teen 3,4; Voice 4 DONALD CHARLES HOSIER Don Academic: A. V.A. 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Fr. Cl. 3,4;F.T.A. 1,2,3, 4; N. H. S. 3,4; Operetta 1,2,3,4; Oratorical Contest 3; Voice 4 TERRY EUGENE HOSE Huntly' General: Basketball 1; Jr. Class Play; Soccer 1 X TO NANCY LEE HULL General: Library Aid 3,4 Nancy WALTER DAVID IRVIN Dave Academic: A.V.A. 2,3, Treas. 4; Color Guard 3,4; Fr. Cl. 4; F.T. A. 4; Jr. Class Play; Safe Teen 3,4; Soccer Mgr. 2,3 JUDITH ANN KEEFER Judy Commercial: F. B. L. A. 3,4; Office Helper 2, 3,4 24 HAROLD LEE KLINE Harold Commercial: Baseball 2,3; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Class Sec. 4; F. B. L. A. 2, Treas. 3, V. P. 4; N.H. S. 3, Treas. 4; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Voice 3 LUANNE KNEPPER Luey Academic: Basketball 3, 4; Chorus 2,3; Fr. Cl. 3, Pres. 4; F.T.A. 1,2, V. P. 3,4; Jr. Class Play; N.H. S. 3,4; Operetta 2,3; Oratorical Contest 2; S. C. 1, Workshop 2, V. P. 3; S. I. P. A. Conv. ; TRAILBLAZER 1, 3; Voice 3, Editor 4 MARY ELIZABETH LONG Mary Commercial: Basketball 3, 4; Chorus 2; F.B.L. A. 2,3, Sec. 4; F.T.A. 1,2,3,4; Jr. Class Play; Operetta 2; Softball 3,4; S.C. Treas. 4 JANET MAE LESHER Jan Commercial: Bus. Office 3; F. B. L. A. 4; F.T.A. 1,2,3, 4; Jr. Class Play 3; Safe Teen 3,4 JOYCE MARIE MASON Joyce Academic: Basketball 3, 4; Chorus 4; Fr. Cl. 3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; Jr. Class Play; Safe Teen 4; Voice 4 BARBARA ANN MILES Barbara” Academic: Chorus 1,2,3, Treas. 4;F.N.A. 1; Fr. Cl. 3, 4; F. T. A. 2,3,4; N. H. S. 3,4; Safe Teen 3,4; Voice 4 ELLEN MAE MOATS Ella ERROL LYNN POOLE Lynn Commercial; Chorus 2,4; F. N. A. 3, 4 Academic: Band 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Fr. Cl. 4; Jr. Class Play; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Voice 4 ELEANOR JOSEPHINE MILES General Joey NANCY LOUISE REED Nancy Commercial: Basketball 4; Ft B. L. A. 4 DARLENE MINA SEBURN Burnie Commercial: Attendance Office 4; Chorus 4; F.B.L.A. 3, Treas. 4; F. N. A. 1,2,3, Chap- lain 4; Safe Teen 3; S.C. 1,3,4; TRAILBLAZER 2; Voice 4 JAMES KIEFFER SEIBERT Jimmie JANICE MARIE SHANK Janice Academic: Chorus 1,2,3,4; Fr. Cl. 4;F.T. 3, Treas. 4; Operetta 1,2,3; Safe Teen 3; Academic: Attendance Office 3; Band 1,2,3, 4; Chorus 1,2,3; F. T. A. 2,3,4; Fr. Cl. 3, 4; Jr. S. I. P. A. Conv. ; TRAILBLAZER 4; Voice 3, 4 Class Play; N. H. S. 3,4; Safe Teen 4; S. C. 2, Parliamentarian 4; Student Store 1,4; Voice 4 SHARON LEE SHIVES Sharon” PATRICIA JEAN SHOEMAKER Patty Academic: Attendance Office 4; Fr. Cl. 3,4; Commercial: F. H. A. 4; Safe Teen 3,4 F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; S. C. 2, 4; TRAILBLAZER 3, Bus. Mgr. 4 GERALD EDWARD SHUPP Gerald MARY REGINA SNYDER Regina Academic: A.V.A. 2,3, Sec. 4; Basketball Commercial: Basketball 4; F. B. L. A. 4; Soft - Mgr. 2,3; Color Guard 3,4; Fr. Cl. 4; F.T.A. ball 2,3 4; Jr. Class Play; N. H. S. 4; Soccer 3, 4; S. C. 4; TRAILBLAZER 3, 4; Voice 4 CHARLOTTE LOUISE STRUCKMAN ••Charlotte Academic: Basketball 1,4; F.B.L.A. 3; F.T.A. 1,2,3, 4; N.H.S. 3,4; TRAILBLAZER 4; Voice 4 LEOTA MAE WESTURN Leota’ Commercial: Chorus 4; F.N.A. 2,4; Safe Teen 3,4; TRAILBLAZER 4 MARGARET LOUISE WINTERS Margie’ General: Safe Teen.3 BONNIE MARIE YEAKLE Bonnie General 4 1 h the- $ hzff le« ,.y' e4io BABY LOOK b jis _ 9 jg JS_ - VvufcK 7 5th and 7th Grades Alice Boswell’s Birthday Party AT YOU NOW 8th Grade Antietam Trip 10th Grade Biology Trip THE JUNloR5 JOHN SALVATORE - IDA HENSON------ ALBERT GEHR----- MR. POFFENBERGER JAMES REGER----- MR. HAUGH....... -----PRESIDENT -----SECRETARY VICE-PRESIDENT ------ADVISOR -----TREASURER .....ADVISOR PEGGY BAKER ROBERT BARKDOLL JERRY BEARD JAMES BISHOP FAYE BLAIR MILDRED BOWERS PHILIP BURGAN WILLIAM 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 EDA HENSON ROBERT HENSON RONALD HENSON LYNN HOLTZMAN 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 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 THEODORE ROSENBERRY LOUELLA RUSE JOHN SALVATORE TERRY SHOEMAKER JAMES SISLER LINDA SNYDER NANCY SWORD DALE TRUMPOWER LINDA TRUMPOWER LLOYD WEAVER MERRY WEBER FRANKLIN WHITTINGTON RUTH YOST 40 TMA(U MISS ALEXANDER..................Advisor MRS. WORTHINGTON................Advisor WILLIAM ELWOOD...........Vice President GLORIA PITTMAN................President SHIRLEY GIFT..................Secretary MISS SHULTZ.....................Advisor DOUGLAS BLACK TERRY BOHRER BRUCE BOPPE PAUL BOWERS NANCY BOYD ARCHIE BREWER JOANN BURTON ROY CORWELL BETTY DAVIS EDNA DIVELBLISS RALPH EAVEY PAUL EBERSOLE EUGENE EBY EDWARD CLARK SHARON EICHELBERGER WILLIAM ELWOOD LILLIE FRANTZ THOMAS FUNK SHIRLEY GIFT VERNOM GRAHAM NANCY GROVE FRED HAFER ALFA HART LINDA HART DAVID HAWBAKER EDWARD HENSON RONALD HIGGINS ISSAC HORST JOHN HORST EDWARD HOSE KERMIT HOSE PERRY HOSE TERRY HOSE JANE HOSIER CONSTANCE HULL JUDITH HULL LAWRENCE HULL PEGGY IRVIN EMORY KESECKER HAROLD KEEFER JANET LEIGH CHARUES LESHER OSCAR LOHMAN EDNA LOWERY FRED MARTIN CATHERINE MASON GEORGE MICHAEL LARRY MICHAEL DALE MILES BARBARA MILLS CARSON MILLS CATHERINE MILLS ESTHER MILLS GERALDINE MILLS LANSA MILLS SANDRA MILLS CAMELLIA MOORE KENNETH MOORE WAYNE MULLEN ROBERT MURRAY STEPHEN MURRAY HAROLD PINE PAUL PINE GLORIA PITTMAN BARRY POOLE JAN POOLE EUGENE REED MARIE REED RONNIE REED RUTH ANN RENNER PATRICK MYERS ANN OMMERT STUART PARSLEY trf i V- NANCY REPP RUBY ROBINSON LINDA RUBECK CHARLES SCHELLE ROBERT SHATZER NORMAN SHAW RONALD SHAW ANN SHEFFLER ERNEST SHIRLEY DORIS SHOEMAKER DEANA SHUPP DONNA SMITH JAMES SMITH JUDY SNYDER BARBARA STEELE HARRIETT STEVENS LINDA STEVENS BEVERLY STRUCKMAN SHIRLEY SISLER ROBERT STALEY JERRY SWOPE WAYNE SWORD ARTHUR WEBER CLIFFORD WELLER WAYNE WELLER WILLARD WHITEHEAD DORA LEE WILES Date of Birth March 19, 1946 Departed This Life .-� c. '.C'A'X' :?..'- ;'• • ' H December 9, 1961 Jim, will you please a handkerch5� r? I Would you believe it? watch that girl | I have a cold J ;amel spottir. another mistake what do you mean it’s Imagine finding you in there our next President What are you reading? Words, Words, Words le uses Gleem FRESHMEN Shirley Atherton Elsie Baker Linda Baker Jacob Beard Dennis Blair Barbara Bohrer Margaret Boppe Claudia Bowers Doris Bridendolph Robert Burton Harold Bussard Richard Campbell Bonhie Carbaugh John Carpenter Barbara Clark Sam Cunningham Janie Darby Robert Davis Linda Delouney Darlene Dickey Ninth grade student getting help in developing study habits from our guidance counselor. Freshmen share lockers Linda Fink Judy Gardner Gary Groce Jerry Hafer Dixie Hart Gary Hart Nancy Hawbaker Jerry Hensley Blanche Henson Betty Hofe Mary Horst Richard Horst Korleen Hose Herbert Hull JoAnn Hull Mary Irvin Allen Johnson Glenda Johnson Connie Keefer Franklin Keefer Foster Kelley Mary Kelley 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 Betty Mills Gloria Mills Lewis Mills Merle Mills Nancy Mills Robert Mills Thomas Moats Dianna Mumma Dennis Myers Donald Nave John Reed Faye Reid Melvin Reiff Patricia Repp Sylvia Ridenour Lawrence Roberts Harry Robinson Mary Robinson Doris Rowland David Rubeck Donald Rubeck Linda Sallin Mary Seibert Peggy Sharon Mary Jane Sheffler John Shirk Michael Shirk Betty Sisler Linda Shives Roger Shoemaker Carol Smith Donald Smith Agatha Snyder Carroll Springer David Starliper Harry Stevens John Stonbraker Leo Taylor Vonnie Tosten Donald Trumpower Gary Weaver Lynn Weaver Carol Wiles Linda Wiles David Winters JUNIOR HIGH Jerry Aleshire Daniel Baker Diana Baker Mary Lou Barnhart Joan Betts Linda Bishop Susan Bowman Edith Bridendolph Bonnie Caton Michael Charlton Bonnie Clark Barbara Corbett Alice Cunningham Middie Dom Charles Downs Kenneth Duffey Nellie Faith John Funk Joyce Gipe Gary Gordon Brenda Grove Carvella Gruber Deborha Haines John Haines Charles Hart Faye Hart John Hart Clara Hawbaker Larry Hendershot Janet Henson Raymond Higgins Betsy Horst Ira Horst James Horst Donald Hose Margaret Hose Romona Hovermale Lynn Hull Nancy Irvin Gloria King Judith King Robert Kinzer Fonda Kretzer Mary Jo Krontz Charles Lark Paul Lesher Stephen Manning Michael McKee James Miller Jerald Miller Emma Mills Joyce Mills Judy Mills Linda Mills Sidney Mills Russell Mizell Stella Moats Beverly Mullen Mary Beth Myers Tansey Myers Robert Peck Barbara Rankin Gloria Reed Phyllis Reed Sandra Reiff Saundra Reiff Raymond Repp Ted Repp Clayton Rickord Clifford Robinson Dale Robinson Mary Louise Rohrer Roderick Rohrer James Rosenberry Guy Rubeck William Savatore Timothy Seibert Roger Shaw Darryl Shirley Deborah Shives Wayne Shoemaker Kathryn Smith Kenneth Smith Jean Snyder Roberta Snyder Elaine Sterling Gary Suffecool William Tedrlck Robert Timmons Marianne Troxell Phyllis Trumpower Roger Weller Marlene Wiles Betty Yeakle Douglas Yost Roger Albright Betty Baker Cheryl Baker Paula Barnhart Larry Beard Betty Boppe Samuel Burke Carol Carbaugh Charles Clark Deborah Clark Darryl Clopper Larry Dicky Carol Downs Richard Ebersole Thelma Eby Wesley Graham Frederick Grove John Grove Phillip Grove John Haines Peggy Hamilton Wayne Hart Richard Hawbaker Dianna Helser Cletus Henson Paula Henson Harvey Hoch Keith Hornbaker David Horst Edward Horst Ronald Horst George Hose Ronald Hose Sally Hose Teresa Hose Dorothy Hull Carole Irvin Patricia James Karen Johnson Theda Johnson Joyce Kelly Doris Kerns Kim Ketchens Joyce Kinzer William Lark Gerald Lee Michael Leigh Ronald Lesher Regina Lightner Carol Martin Douglas McCarty Marlene Messner Tena Michael Amos Mills Gary Mills Jean Mills Darlene Moore Earl Munson Benjamin Myers Carol Myers Judy Anne Myers Rebecca Myers Mary Lou Nave Roy Orndoff Gail Parsley Donovon Reed James Reed Jane Reed Patsy Reed Judy Roberts Joann Robinson David Rowe Gerald Rubeck Markey Rutherford Steven Secrest Michael Seibert Paul Seibert Linda Shank Sally Sharon Susan Shirk Keith Shives David Shupp Floyd Sisler Kenneth Snyder Robert Snyder Samuel Snyder Patricia Starliper Sharon Startzman John Swope Deloris Trumpower Gregory Weaver Adam Weber Wayne Weller Larry Westurn Roy Whittington James Wiles. Ralph Wiles Barbara Winters Richard Yeakle r •e- The choir under the direction of Mrs. Dixon practices daily. The juke box is the center of all activities. Theatrics are always fun at CHS. mz Soccer games are always noisy, shown are two reasons. Honor Roll, something to be worked for; Distinguished Honor Roll, some- thing to be wished for. The office helpers assist the administration and the student body. Last minute notetaking for reports is the rule, not the exception. Love those cooks! Test pattern signals start of another lesson by television, so typical of CHS. All phases of woodwork are taught in the shop classes taught by Mr. Morris Lay. The two people who know who should have won the last ball game. After a while you begin to hate snow. “A BOLD FRONT” The operetta, A BOLD FRONT, was presented by the Varsity Choir on March 23, 1961. The proceeds were used to buy music for the Choir. The light comedy in- volved the receptionist at a fashionable re- sort hotel and the zany world of people va- cationed there. CAST Lois Parker-----------------Cassie Seibert Priscilla Bodkins ------ Alice Boswell Sam McGraw------------------- Jim Seibert Hamilton Webster - - - - Russell Robinson Mrs. Webster-----------------------Roselyn Reid Jefferson Pembroke-----Betty Sue Krontz Sally Pembroke-----------------------Betsy Hoch Joseph Reynolds--------- — Donald Hosier John Roberts-------------------------Larry Miles “A TRIP TO THE PLANETS” A Trip to the Planets, an original play- let, was presented by Mr. Shafer's science class in February to the junior high. The play helped the class better understand the universe and its principles. CAST Sun - - Mary Rohrer Mark - - Jerry Aleshire Lief - - Sidney Mills Four girls — Bonnie Caton Mary Myers Bonnie Clark Debbie Haines Venus - - Elaine Sterling Mercury - - James Rosenberry Pluto - - Bill Salvatore Jupiter - - Gary Suffecool Neptune - - John Haines Uranus - - Tim Seibert Saturn - - Fonda Kretzer Earth - - Debbie Shives Comet - - Gerald Miller Sue Rutherford Meteorite - - Charles Downs 71 SENIORS PRESENT Laurie and Mrs. March discuss Jo. CAST ALICE BOSWELL---- CAROLYN BARKDOLL CAROL GROVE------ BETSY HOCH------ SHIRLEY BRAGUNIER LYNN POOLE------ JANICE SHANK----- SYLVIA CUSHWA - - NEAL GEARHART - - GERALD SHUPP---- TERRY HOSE....... JOHN ANKENEY----- EMILY CORWELL - - JUDY HENSON------ LUANNE KNEPPER - - MARY LONG........ BARBARA MILES---- MRS. MILLER----- REGINA SNYDER - - • LINDA BLACK------ ...........Meg ............Jo ---------Beth ■-------Amy - Mrs. March - Mr. March - - Aunt March Hannah Mullet - Mr. Laurence --------Laurie - - John Brook Professor Bhaer -----1st Girl -----2nd Girl -----3rd Girl -----4th Girl -----5th Girl - — Director - - Prompter Prompter 72 Hannah Mullet, the cook, added humor to the play. The children were so glad to see the Mother come home. The senior class play was presented to the public on February 14, 1962. ‘LITTLE WOMEN” Mrs. Miller making up Mr. Laurence, a wealthy neighbor of the Marches. Mr. March had gone to Washington to help the sick, when he was suddenly taken ill and had to come home. Laurie, Mr. Laurence’s grandson, falls in Jo and Amy were always quarreling, love with Jo. The Cast presented the play two times. First, a matinee for the school, and again the same evening for the Public. CHEERLEADERS CAN ALSO ACT Seated are Judy Hull, Linda Stevens, Donna Miles. Standing are Steve Murray, Lillie Frantz, Stuart Parsley, Dave Baker, John Ankeney, Linda Trumpower, Jim Reger. CAST JOSHUA McKNIGHT..........John Ankeney MINNIE McKNIGHT.......Linda Trumpower SUELLEN McKNIGHT..........Donna Miles PETE HARNEY........................Jim Reger MARGIE BRACKETT..........Lillie Frantz BOB BRACKETT------------Stuart Parsley MRS. J. GORMLEY GROOM.......Judy Hull EUSTACE GROOM.............David Baker HONEYBELLE JACKSON......Linda Stevens DARRYL McKNIGHT.................Steve Murray The cheerleaders presented There Go The Grooms” in November of 1961. The proceeds from the play were used to help buy their new uniforms. Miss Harley, the cheerleader advisor, directed the play. 74 te IK THE 1961 PROM The Prom, sponsored by the Junior Class, was held in the CHS auditorium on May 26, 1961. At tending the dance were Juniors, Seniors, Alumni, Faculty and guests. Miss Susie Trumpower was crowned queen of the Prom. Her attendants were Roselyn Reid and Delores Mills. The theme of the Prom, Under the Red Sea, was carried out with nets, paper fish and mermaids. Johnny Knepper's band provided the music for an enjoyable even- ing. MAY DAY 1961 Miss Judy Kretzer, escorted by Terry Trumpower, reigned as Queen of the 1961 May Day. For the first time the activities were held in the gymnasium. The Court was entertained by the annual May Pole Dance per- formed by the seventh grade under the direction of Mr. Snyder and the Crickets, a gymnastic group, from North Hagerstown High School. Judy Kretzer is crowned by Mr. Parkin. ATTENDANTS Betty Ann Ernst and Larry Miles Mary Ellen Hovermale and Sidney Starliper Wanda Mummert and Paul Miller ATTENDANTS Cassie Seibert and Allan Johnson Joan Rosenberry and Steve Tucker Betty Ann Kline and Ronnie Suffecool c H E E R L E A D E R S JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Clockwise: Debbie Shives, Barbara Bohrer, Fonda Kretzer, Elaine Sterling, Linda Shives, Debbie Haines. Advisor Miss Harley. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Linda Trumpower, Donna Miles, Lillie Frantz, Judy Hull 1961 SENIORS GRADUATE The class of 1961 held its commencement exercises in the gymnasium. The commencement Linda Eavey, and Lee Ridenour. Claude O. Merckle, a member of die board of Education, preser ers were sen: s ___ .CL -.a OF E Jl “9 ♦ ' 4 , FLOAT PLACES SECOND Our float, A Look Into The Future, won second prize in the amateur division in the annual Mummers’ Parade. It is pictured below going through the square in Hagerstown. f ■ V § rr2T mL ■ : fiSK 1 --- mi . ♦;r. - - V,- ' .V - v, V -.v . 1 .i J 3 . «V „ .« 1 . ■ ” V Vi ■ . ,'VLr v v V' .• V xef Te i '1� j,.- The float from start to finish. KLEENEX ORGANIZATIONS AVA To aid in the school’s educational program is the main purpose of the Audio Visual Aid Club. Trained student operators care for film showings, tape recordings, record playing, radio set usage, feature films and sound system operations for classes, games, sock hops and assemblies. (1) J. Haines, D. Irvin, Mr. Haugh, Mr. Babylon, J. Ankeney, R. Timmons. (2) R. Kinzer, B. Burgan, J. Salvatore, P. Burgan, C. Shupp, C. Hawbaker, T. Bohrer, J. Beard. (3) C. Robinson, S. Parsley, S. Murray, J. Aleshire, C. Downs, L. Beard, R. Rohrer. GERALD SHUPP - • JOHN ANKENEY - JACK HAINES - - DAVID IRVIN - - • MR. HAUGH---- MR. BABYLON - - JOHN SALVATORE • - - Secretary -----President Vice President - - - Treasurer -----Advisor - - - Advisor Ass't Secretary (1) A. Weber, B. Poole, R. Timmons, I. Horst, C. Downs, B. Salvatore, S. Mills. (2) G. Faith, D. Smith, F. Keefer, A. Brewer, J. Bishop, O. Lohman, Mrs. Stonebraker, C. Jones, E. Deeds, F. Mur- ray, L. Weaver, R. Canfield. DONALD SMITH-----------Program Chairman MRS. STONEBRAKER..................Advisor GARY FAITH............Secretary-Treasurer OSCAR LOHMAN...............Vice President ROGER CANFIELD..................President cscc One of the newest organizations at Clear Spring High School is the Coin Club, which at present consists of only male members. The purpose of the organization is to interest students in the hobby of coin collecting and to assist those already interested in the hobby. Mrs. Stonebraker is their advisor. 85 (1) E. Corwell, M. Long, J. Henson, V. Brewer, L. Trumpower, C. Clopper, D. Seburn, G. Beard, C Grove, J. Keefer, J. Grove, D. Hull. (2) R. Snyder, J. Lesher, I. Henson, L. Ruse, S. Robinson, Mr. Miller, C. Keefer, D. Dick, C. McAllister, G. Robinson. (3) S. Mills, N. Sword, A. Mullen, L. Repp, J. Ness, R. Cunningham, R. Hendershot, V. Churchey, S. Eichelberger. (4) R. Yost, K. Hose, J. King, B. Poole, J. Haines, H. Kline, J. Hastings, S. Ardinger, G. Gruber. DARLENE SEBURN JUDY HENSON - ■ NANCY SWORD - MR. MILLER---- MARY LONG - - ■ HAROLD KLINE - - - - Treasurer -----President -----Reporter -----A dvisor - - Secretary Vice President FBLA The Future Business Leaders of America is a national youth organi- zation for students enrolled in business subjects. It operates as a part of the school program under the guidance of a business teacher. A few of the many activities of this club include the sale of name cards to senior students, visitation of many local business organiza- tions and the showing of educational films to help these students bet- ter prepare themselves for a position in the world of business. 86 (1) C. Stiuckman, S. Shives, C. Barkdoll, L. Knepper, B. Miles, D. Rowland, G. Beard, C. Mason, R. Robinson, L. Stevens, C. Hull. (2) J. Snyder, B. Struckman, L. Snyder, P. Martin, D. Miles, Mr. Allison, L. Frantz, B. Steele, J. Shank, D. Shupp, B. Hofe. (3) D. Irvin, J. Henson, A. Elwood, M. Long. J. Hull, L. Trumpower, V. Brewer, J. Miles, J. Mason, C. Clopper, L. Holtzman. (4) G. Shupp, S. Haines, D. Hosier, J. Lesher, A. Snyder, C. Lesher, M. Weber. J. Reger, D. Baker, J. Salvatore, J. Seibert. LINDA SNYDER------------ - - Vice President CAROLYN BARKDOLL..................President LYNN HOLTZMAN.....................Secretary JAMES SEIBERT.....................Treasurer MR. ALLISON.........................Advisor The members of The Anderson-Murray Chapter of the Future Teachers of America obtain real teaching experience. The club members help teachers by checking papers, taking over classes, and serving as receptionists. This year the FT A had several objectives. During American Edu- cation Week the members made two tape recordings for the local radio stations. The club participated in state FTA meetings and toured Frostburg and Towson State Teachers Colleges. 87 (1) C. Clopper, P. Martin, L. Snyder, A. Boswell, Miss Alexander, L. Knepper, C. Grove, J. Mason, B. Miles. (2) J. Shank, D. Hosier, J. Seibert, D. Irvin, B. Hoch, S. Bragunier, S. Shives, S. Haines, G. Shupp. (3) J. Salvatore, L. Poole, F. Whittington, C. Faith, S. Cushwa, M. Weber, M. Bowers, J. Reger. (4) D. Trumpower, D. Miles, L. Holtzman, R. Carbaugh, B. Moore, D. Baker. MISS ALEXANDER...................Advisor LUANNE KNEPPER.................President LYNN HOLTZMAN.............Vice President CAROL GROVE--------------------Secretary JOHN SALVATORE.................Treasurer The French Club is made up of the students in Miss Alexander's French I and French II classes. Though membership is not mandatory, for everyone enrolled in French courses, the club is quite large. The club members hope to bring France and its customs closer to their studies by singing French songs, having French pen pals, and exchanging tapes with French schools. This year the Clear Spring High organization attended a French play and tea at North Hagerstown High School. 88 This club is designed to make better housewives for the future. The girls are constantly learning new things that will help make their homes better ones. The girls also have assisted other groups here at school, serving teas and preparing refreshments. Mrs. Sylvia Shives, home economics teacher, is supervisor of the organization. RUBY HENDERSHOT.................Secretary JUDY MILES......................President FAYE BLAIR.................Vice President MRS. SHIVES.......................Advisor DIXIE HART......................Treasurer PEGGY BAKER------------------- Historian (1) F. Blair, R. Hendershot, Mrs. Shives, J. Miles, D. Hart, P. Baker. (2) D. Rowland, J. Darby, L. Baker, B. Hofe, S. Sisler, S. Atherton, L. Wiles. (3) B. Boppe, V. Churchey, C. Bowers, G. Mills, J. Hull, L. Snyder, M. Weber, M. Seibert. (4) B. Clark, P. Sharon, G. Johnson, D. Seburn, P. Shoe maker, P. Martin. (1) D. Smith, C. Clopper, C. Lesher, Mrs. Dixon, D. Sebum, K. Hose, J. Grove, L. DeLauney. (2) C. Grove, B. Hoch, B. Miles, G. Johnson, D. Hull, C. Barkdoll, B. Hofe, E. Moats. (3) J. Mason, M. Draper, D. Shoemaker, V. Churchey, L. Westurn, K. Hull, J. Hull, G. Pittman. (4) D. Miles, J. Henson, P. Martin, A. Boswell, L. Holtzman, L. Frantz, L. Trumpower. (5) G. Grove, J. Shirk, J. Seibert, D. Hosier, L. Weaver, J. Miller. - - - Secretary ------ Director ----President - Vice President Asst. Secretary Parliamentarian - - - -Treasurer CHORUS The Varsity Choir of Clear Spring High School for the first time in several years has boys enrolled. The Choir presented a Christmas Program which portrayed the Christmas story from the time of Christ's birth up to the present day. The program concluded with the singing of the Hallelujah Chorus by Handel. The chorus also presented an operetta, helped with the Lion's Club Minstrel, and sang at assemblies and P.T.A. programs. CAROL GROVE........ MRS. DIXON -....... BETSY HOCH......... LYNN HOLTZMAN LINDA TRUMPOWER---- DONALD HOSIER...... BARBARA MILES...... (1) J. Gipe, G. Parsley, C. Clopper, Mr. Babylon, D. Kerns, L. Knepper, B. Bohrer. (2) P. Martin, M. Rohrer, C. Barkdoll, J. Shank, S. Shives, M. Long, J. Hull. (3) R. Christain, L. Holtzman, G. Shupp, N. Gearhart, J. Salvatore, D. Miles, P. Grove. (4) G. Pittman, A. Ommert, C. Moore, L. Shives, M. Myers, J. Miles. NEAL GEARHART....................President DONNA SUE MILES..................Secretary MR. BABYLON........................Advisor LYNN HOLTZMAN.........................Vice President JOHN SALVATORE..............Vice President MARY LONG -----------------------Treasurer JANICE SHANK------------- Parliamentarian JUDY HULL........................Historian CAROLE CLOPPER....................Chaplain The Student Council is the most powerful student organization in Clear Spring High School. The organization is our student govern- ment where policies concerning the entire student body are formed. 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 organization. This year the council has sponsored a student-teacher exchange day, sock hops, and honor club. It also operated the student store and juke box, and sent delegates to the Student Council Workshop at Frostburg. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Honor Society Induction Ceremony: H. Kline, G. Shupp, B. Miles, J. Reger, C. Barkdoll, S. Haines, M. Boyd, A. Elwood, L. Holtzman, J. Shank, B. Hoch, S. Bragunier, C. Grove, D. Hosier, N. Gearhart, C. Struckman, J. Salvatore, L. Knepper, S. Mills, J. Haines. MICHAEL BOYD................Vice President BETSY HOCH.......................Secretary HAROLD KLINE.....................Treasurer MR. BROWNE.........................Advisor SHIRLEY BRAGUNIER................President NHS The National Honor Society is the only organization of its type in school. Its members are selected and inducted in a ceremony before the entire school. To become a member, a student must maintain a B average, excel in leadership, service and character. The organization sponsored a leadership assembly for the ninth grade and bought and operated a popcorn machine for the ball games and sock hops. 92 (1) D. Miles, A. Elwood, C. Barkdoll, Mr. Grimm, M. Boyd, S. Shives, L. Holtzman, L. Snyder. (2) J. Hull, J. Reger, S. Murray, J. Salvatore, J. Seibert, G. Shupp, J. Stonebraker, C. Grove. (3) C. Struckman, G. Beard, L. Western, Sherry Mills, F. Reid, M. Seibert, B. Mellott, N. Sword. For the first time the editors and business manager of the TRAIL- BLAZER have been given a class period to work on the publication. Our aims were to cover the entire school scene from the grueling tests to the Prom. We have attempted to do this with pictures and words. We hope you enjoy your TRAILBLAZER as you reminisce through it. MR. GRIMM..........................Advisor CAROLYN BARKDOLL.................Co-Editor MICHAEL BOYD..................Co-Editor SHARON SHIVES----------Business Manager TRAILBLAZER 93 (1) A. Carpenter, D. Smith, R. Lightner, R. Yost, D. Dick, C. McAllister, J. Grove, D. Hull, J. King, B. Mills, S. Bragunier, E. Corwell. (2) P. Irvin, E. Mills, L. Repp, A. Mullen, K. Grove, C. Keefer, Mrs. Shives, N. Repp, J. Hosier, D. Shoemaker, B. Hoch, K. Hose. (3) D. Seburn, S. Robinson, L. Ruse, I. Henson, A. Boswell, S. Cushwa, L. Western, R. Hendershot, V. Churchey, L Black, E. Moats. (4) J. Darby, C. Smith, N. Hawbaker, D. Rowland, V. Tosten, S. Ridenour, G. Johnson, L. Delouney, L. Baker, S. Sisler. (5)D. Mumma, J. Gardner, J. Hull, S. Atherton, M. Horst, E. Robinson, M. Irvin, C. Bowers, E. Baker, B. Mills. MRS. SHIVES.......................Advisor SHIRLEY BRAGUNIER -.............President LOUELLA RUSE....................Secretary ALICE BOSWELL..............Vice President DARLENE SEBURN...................Chaplain BETSY HOCH......................Treasurer FNA The Future Nurses' Club is one of the largest clubs in our school. The organization, consisting wholly of girls, acquaints its members with the field of nursing and introduces them to the qualifications of becoming a nurse. The activities of the FNA include visiting hospitals and rest homes, having guest speakers and special films, and caring for the sick room of the school. (1) D. Irvin, A. Boswell, V. Brewer, A. Elwood, C. Clopper, C. Grove, S. Bragunier, D. Miles, J. Mason, D. Baker. (2) M. Weber, K. Grove, J. Miles, J. Lesher, S. Robinson, L. Ruse, L. Western, E. Corwell, B. Miles, K. Hose, Mr. Browne. (3) P. Shoemaker, A. Carpenter, R. Hendershot, V. Church- ey, T. Bohrer, J. Hastings, J. Shank, J. Haines, J. Reger, G. Faith, J. Bishop. (4) S. Ardinger, P. Burgan, G. Gruber, C. Hawbaker, M. Albright, J. Sisler, T. Hose, L. Beard, J. Ankeney, E. Deeds, L. Weaver, R. Eavey, L. Michael, G. Michael, D. Hawbaker, R. Henson, R. Canfield, B. Burgan, D. Mullen, A. Gehr, D. Trumpower. JOHN ANKENEY.....................President CAROL GROVE--------------- Vice President SHIRLEY BRAGUNIER................Secretary LLOYD WEAVER.....................Treasurer MR. BROWNE.........................Advisor STC The Safeteen Club, organized last year, is now the largest organi- zation at Clear Spring High School. Most of the club's activities con- cern today’s young drivers. Mr. Browne, the club's advisor, helped sponsor a safety demonstra- tion in November. BLAZER BAND (1) Bonnie Caton, Sidney Mills, Dale Trumpower, Mike Shirk, Oscar Lohman, John Stonebraker, Sandy Haines, Charlene McAllister, Shirley Bragunier, Janice Shank. (2) Robert Snyder, Charles Downs, Bill Salvatore, Jim Reger, Sylvia Cushwa, Barbara Corbett, Barbara Steele, Sharon Eichelberger, Glennie Robinson, Neal Gearhart. (3) Raymond Carbaugh, Emory Kesecker, Mike Seibert, Adam Weber, David Starliper, John Salvatore, John Swope, Jack Haines. (4) Terry Bohrer, Barry Poole, Phil Grove, Greg Weaver, Jim Miller, George Massie, Russel Mizzell, Albert Gehr, Lynn Poole. (5) Dave Shupp, Paul Seibert, Archie Brewer, Harold Carbaugh, Richard Horst, Jerry Swope, John Haines, Gary Weaver, Mr. Carr. MAJORETTES Kneeling is Captain Betsy Hoch Standing are Lynn Holtzman, Stuart Parsley, the drum major; and Carole Clopper. Below are the color guards John Ankeney, Gerald Shupp, Llyod Weaver, and David Irvin. VOICE INFORMS STUDENTS (1) C. Barkdoll, L. Poole, D. Hosier, D. Miles, V. Brewer, M. Weber, E. Corwell, L. Knepper, J. Mason, A. Elwood. (2) J. Shank, P. Martin, D. Baker, S. Haines, G. Shupp, L. Holtzman, J. Reger, S. Bragunier, M. Draper. (3) J. Salvatore, C. Clopper, L. Snyder, S. Cushwa, A. Boswell, D. Sebum, K. Hose, R. Hendershot, V. Churchey, J. Miles. (4) J. Seibert, J. Henson, M. Boyd, C. Faith, R. Robinson, B. Miles, C. Struckman, H. Carbaugh, B. Hoch. The advanced composition class taught by Mrs. Miller has for the first time been solely responsible for the publication of the VOICE. This year the publication has had a column, a very active editor's letter box, and some funny car- toons drawn by the editor. The VOICE staff has entered its paper in the annual SIPA con- vention at Lexington, Virginia, and several juniors will attend this spring. 98 SEATED: L. Knepper, Ed., B. Hoch, M. Boyd, M. Draper. STANDING: J. Shank, C. Barkdoll, C. Clopper, C. Struckman, J. Seibert, L. Poole, S. Cushwa, Mrs. Miller, Advisor. KICKERS WIN 6 LOSE 3 (1) Gerald Shupp, Harold Kline, Robert Henson, Robert Grove, Mike Boyd, Garry Hawbaker, Lynn Poole, Jerry Beard. (2) James Hastings, Eugene Duffey, Bill Elwood, Cecil Jones, Neal Gearhart, Llyod Weaver, Howard Gruber, Carl Hawbaker. (3) Mr. Manuel, Ronald Henson, Ronald Horst, Donald Mundey, Theodore Rosenberry, Donald Trumpower, Mike Albright. (4) Barry Poole, Archie Brewer, Lynn Weaver, Herbie Hull, Donald Smith. Co-Captain Mike Boyd Coach Manuel Co-Captain Bob Grove In the huddle. SCHEDULE STARTING LINE-UP We Opponent They 1 Southern Fulton 0 5 Smithsburg 1 3 Southern Fulton 0 0 Mercersburg Academy I 2 Williamsport 3 3 Smithsburg 1 3 South High 0 0 Williamsport X 3 South High 1 H. Kline Outside - left R. Henson Inside - left M. Boyd Center M. Albright Inside - right J. Beard Outside - right L. Poole Left halfback R. Grove Center halfback J. Hastings Right halfback G. Hawbaker Left fullback L. Weaver Right fullback N. Gearhart Goalie The team in action. BLAZERS FIGHT HARD Co-Captains LYNN POOLE and MIKE BOYD Manager Willard Whitehead, Jack Haines, Jerry Beard, Jim Reger, Llyod Weaver, John Salvatore, Harold Kline, Howard Gruber, Joe Mills, James Hastings. Starting Five: Center; JACK HAINES Forwards: HAROLD KLINE HOWARD GRUBER Guards: LYNN POOLE MIKE BOYD Billporter makes shot. SCHEDULE Mike sinks two. Blazers 37 Flintstone 35 Won Blazers 46 St. Maria Goretti 56 Lost Blazers 48 St. Joseph 52 Lost Blazers 53 Southern Fulton 66 Lost Blazers 37 Alumni 44 Lost Blazers 45 St. Maria Goretti 69 Lost Blazers 42 Musselman 38 Won Blazers 59 Hedgesville 61 Lost Blazers 51 Hancock 66 Lost Blazers 53 Smithsburg 49 Won Blazers 61 Southern Fulton 62 Lost Blazers 38 Williamsport 52 Lost Blazers 73 St. Joseph 64 Won Blazers 37 Musselman 57 Lost Blazers 67 Williamsport 73 Lost Blazers 66 Boonsboro 63 Won Blazers 57 Smithsburg 58 Lost Blazers 47 Hancock 63 Lost Blazers 72 Flintstone 47 Won Blazers Boonsboro Our cheerleaders? Jack gets rebound. Excited crowd. KNEELING are Co-Captains Mary Long and Linda Black. STANDING: Lana Knepper, Judy Snyder, Agatha Snyder, Regina Snyder, Donna Miles, Gloria Mills, Vickey Churchey, Vonnie Brewer, Linda Trumpower, Dorothey Dick, Charlotte Struckman, Beverly Struckman, Luanne Knepper. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Miss Harley, Girls' Basketball Coach SCOREBOARD We Opposing Team They 32 Southern Fulton 64 22 Alumni 24 28 Williamsport 43 25 Smithsburg 40 30 Soutnern Fulton 51 23 St. Maria Goretti 53 32 Boonsboro 21 18 Williamsport 39 29 Smithsburg Boonsboro St. Maria Goretti 32 KNEELING are Co-Captains Bill Elwood and Jerry Swope. STANDING: Theodore Rosenberry, Manager; Steve Murray, Larry Yost, Ronnie Shaw, Gerald Miller, Douglas Black, Donald Trumpower, Dale Miles, Jerry Aleshire, John Haines, Paul Ebersole, Herman Leigh. JUNIOR VARSITY SCOREBOARD We They 21 St. Maria Goretti 37 26 Flintstone 38 27 St. Joseph 30 34 Southern Fulton 49 25 St. Maria Goretti 35 27 Musselman 36 32 Hedgesville 55 23 Hancock 35 29 Smithsburg 28 24 Southern Fulton 41 21 Williamsport 56 29 St. Joseph 32 26 Musselman 31 26 Williamsport 48 33 Smithsburg 41 The Team Safe at Home The Bench BASEBALL - 1961 - SOFTBALL We Opponent They We Opponent They 8 Smithsburg 5 4 Boonsboro 21 16 Hancock 10 5 Williamsport 15 10 Boons boro 4 18 Smithsburg 5 1 Mercersburg 4 2 Williamsport 10 2 Williamsport 9 4 Junior College 7 2 Hancock 5 1 North High 8 1 South High 16 12 Boonsboro 14 4 Williamsport 7 12 Smithsburg 6 4 Boonsboro 5 13 Smithsburg 4 5 Southern Fulton 0 Beverley Struckman The Team Amy Carpenter AUTO SALVAGE PARTS CO. Huyett's Crossroads Hagerstown, Maryland Used Cars Accessories for All Cars BAER BROS., INC. Fruits and Vegetables W. Franklin and McPherson Sts. 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Potomac St. Woodworking Machinery Hagerstown, Md. Hagerstown, Md. HANCOCK BANK FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 100 West Washington St. Hagerstown, Md. Telephone 739-1001 PARKHEAD SERVICE STATION We will live in a house by the side of the road and be a friend to all. HARRY C. SAMPSON, Prop. HAY’S, INC. 28 W. Washington St. 20-35 Penna. Ave. Hagerstown, Maryland LEITER BROS. DEPARTMENT STORE Always First in Fashion Hagerstown Waynesboro Chamber sburg THE EAGLE CHINESE RESTAURANT Chinese and American 27 S. Potomac St. Hagerstown, Md. Now at Two Locations HARTLE’S CONFECTIONERY 635 S. Potomac St. and 724 Potomac Avenue Hagerstown, Maryland HEPBURN’S ORCHARD Apples, Peaches Hancock, Md. THE ALEXANDER HOTEL Compliments of on the square LITTLE DIPPER RESTAURANT Hagerstown, Maryland MARY CATHERINE’S BEAUTY SALON 27 N. Conococheague St. Williamsport, Md. Our Aim Is to Please Phone CA 3-3306 RE 3 4ISS MAY'S OPTICAL 27 W. Washington St. Hours: Mon., Tue., Thurs. 9-5 Hagerstown, Md. Wed. 9 to 1; Fri. 9-9 Sat. 9-2 MILLER'S FURNITURE STORE Hagerstown, Md. Furniture, Floor Covering, Appliances, and Jewelry Meet All Your Friends at MONTGOMERY WARD AND CO. 35 West Washington Completely Air Conditioned MOLLER MUSIC STORE f MUSIC jj+l W SHOPJw 41 S. Potomac St. Hagerstown, Md. Records, Sheet Music, Instruments 53 S. Potomac St. Hagerstown, Md. ROSS GARMENT CO. 2030 Pennsylvania Ave. Hagerstown, Maryland REgent 3-7760 NEWKIRK’S SERVICE STATION 1433 Salem Ave. Hagerstown, Md. COMPLETE SERVICE REgent 3-3501 DON NEWKIRK, Prop. LEED’S Has the Largest Selection of Ivy League Clothes Pants, Sweaters, Jackets, Shirts Compliments of SAUM’S JEWELERS 49 West Washington St. Hagerstown, Maryland FROSTBURG BOLOGNA ORVILLE M. ERNST Country Hams GENERAL MERCHANDISE SUFFECOOL’S If We Don't Have It, We Will Do Our Best to Get It SELF-SERVICE MKT. Charlton, Maryland 447 Jefferson St. RE 3-2432 Phone VI2-2292 SEMLER McFADDIN Compliments of For All Your ZjjP Athletic Needs SNYDER’S FURNITURE 25 N. Potomac St. RE 9-4567 3 Hagerstown, Md. Hancock, Md. |il| SHIVES’ CRC ELECTRICAL SERVICE ORchard 8-6290 Big Pool, Md. THOMPSOM TOWING SERVICE Clear Spring, Md. Victor 2-2785 TORTUGA RESTAURANT Venice COCKTAIL BAR restaurant 90 1 Dual Hwy. MOTEL Route 40 East Hagerstown, Md. Route 40 East of Hagerstown, Md. RE 3-0830 WEISS BROTHERS WILLIAMSPORT DISTRIBUTORS ESSO SERVICE CENTER Phone RE 9-3069 Tune-Up, Lubrication, Washing 137 E. Franklin Street Hagerstown, Md. Call: CA 3-5921 Compliments of |ropT WILSON WESTERN AUTO GENERAL H SAVE MERCHANDISE ASSOCIATE STORE STORE CO. Hancock, Md. JACK WIDMYER Proprietor RE 9-7081 H T MAYTAG Sales and Service Bottled Gas Maytag Appliances 26 W. Franklin St. Hagerstown, Md. Phone RE 3-5574 JACK B. SCHNEBLY NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Auto - Fire - Life Phone RE 9-3080 Hagerstown, Md. COMMUNITY BUILDERS J. B. FERGUSON CO J. J. NEWBERRY’S Downtown Hagerstown, Md. SAVINGS! JONES OIL COMPANY 824 Main Ave. Petroleum Products Hagerstown, Md. FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE, INC. Feeds, Seeds, Coal, Grains Main Ave. and Ross St. Phone RE 9-2871 KAPLAN’S GROCERY 1 Fenton Ave. Williamsport, Md. CAnal 3-3696 Groceries, Meats, Frozen Foods RUSSELL KEEFER KEEFER'S BARBER SHOP Work by Appointment Phone VI 2-2646 THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK CITIES PINESBURG £v GROCERY seVcE CA 3-4651 Hancock, Md. Gas - Groceries - Oil Open on Sundays MODERN HOMEMAKERS Prefer KWy Flameless Electric Cooking THE POTOMAC EDISON COMPANY Compliments of POTOMAC GRILL Williamsport, Md. RAMACCIOTTI CO., INC. RODGER BOTTI, Pres. Fruits, Vegetables, Candy RAUTH 80 y|f MOTORS Phone: REgent 9-0080 Founded 1893 Hancock, Md. R. D. McKEE, INC. Hagerstown, Md. Buy From Your Local Dealer Mill Supplies Hardware Tools 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 Pittsburgh, 155 Myrtle St. Penna. Shelton, Conn. HUYETT’S BAKERY THE NATIONAL RESTAURANT of Hancock, Maryland LEM E. KIRK Quality Bakers Since 1930 Wedding Cakes - Pastries Virginia Dare Candies 20 N. Potomac ... RE 9-3737 DAIRIMAID MILK CO. Chambersburg, Pa. Bowl at TURNER’S 96 Lanes Nutritious Dairy Products Locations Automatic Pinsetters Bowling - 45£ a Game W. S. GIBNEY’S FLORIST Concord and Buena Vista REgent 9-1616 When It Is Flowers - Say It With Ours Hagerstown, Md. £U.cbiic Go.., One. MILIER-LISKEY L- MILLER-LISKEY 345 East Antietam Street Hagerstown, Maryland ROWLAND FUNERAL HOME South Martin Street VI 2-2134 Clear Spring, Md. CLEAR SPRING ESSO Tires Batteries Accessories VI 2-2162 COLONIAL MUSIC COMPANY EDWARD H. DUNKUM, Prop. Western Maryland's Most Complete Music Center Pianos Organs Phonos Bach, Olds, Selmer Band Instruments 23 S. Potomac St. Hagerstown, Md. COCKRELL OFFICE EQUIPMENT, INC. Over 40 Yrs. Experience 28 E. Washington St. Underwood Olivetti Typewriters . Sales . Repaired Phone REgent 3-4856 . Bought BONNIE BREAD When You Buy Bread, Buy Bonnie MANBECK BREAD CO. We Give Triple-S Blue Stamps Esso DEALER J. R. YEAKLE AND SONS Compliments of THE COHENS CHARLES W. CLOPPER SELF SERVICE MARKET FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS EXPERT MEAT CUTTING Call JIM DUDLEY for Printing THE DIXIE PRESS INCORPORATED Phone RE 9-1557 806 Frederick St. Hagerstown, Md. HOWARD J. GROVE Distinctive Funeral Services Ambulance Services Phone OR 8-6353 Hancock, Maryland EYERLY’S DEPARTMENT STORE Where Courtesy and Service Always Comes First Hagerstown - Martinsburg - Chambersburg GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE Complete Brake and Tires - Batteries Alignment Service G. E. Appliances Budget Terms Available RE 9-0470 101 E. Baltimore St. Hagerstown, Md. Compliments of JOHN CORBETT Complete Insurance Service THE KELLER-STONEBRAKER CO. 17 Summit Ave. Phone RE 3-2530 LEWIS SCHNEBLY, JR., Pres. SHADY BOWER SUNOCO Washing Lubrication We Give S H Green Stamps VI 2-2273 H. CALVIN MILLS at RICHARDSON’S DRIVE-INN Dual Highway Hagerstown, Md. First in Quality SUPERIOR DAIRY Milk, Ice Cream, Milk Products Phone RE 3-7200 Hagerstown, Md. 5+ Generations of Satisfied Customers +5 VICTOR CUSHWA SONS Coal and Fuel Oil and Builders' Supplies Brick Manufacturers CAnal 3-2511 REgent 3-2200 Williamsport, Md. Hagerstown, Md. McCOMAS-ARMSTRONG For Your Insurance Protection 138 N. Potomac St. Phone RE 9-7440 Compliments of POTOMAC FARMS DAIRY Quality Dairy Products 215 E. Washington St. Hagerstown, Md. POTOMAC MOTOR LINES CHARTERED BUS SERVICE To All Points in the U. S. and Canada 119 W. Franklin St. RE 3-0300 SHADY BOWER MARKET Congratulations to Seniors of 1962 Clear Spri'ng, Md. 842-2114 W. WALTER CUNNINGHAM Route 2 Huyett's Crossroads After the Sale, It's the Service That Counts! ROYAL CROWN COLA NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY 790 Frederick Street Hagerstown, Maryland Telephone RE 9-3320 Speedy Service MAIN ST. MARKET Victor 2-2242 Clear Spring, Md. 539-41 West Howard Street Hagerstown, Maryland Distributors of For A£muu ” Phone REgent 9-9111 ANTI ETAM MOTORS 950 Dual Hwy. Hagerstown, Md. RE 3-8000 Authorized Factory Dealer for Comet, Mercury, Lincoln, Continental Rambler, Rambler American, Ambassador Complete Body and Paint Shop RICHARD D. MYERLY PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHER 1710 Virginia Avenue Hagerstown, Md. 1962 Oldsmobile 98 Holiday Sports Sedan SNOWBERGER BROS. 219 E. Washington St. Telephone RE 3-4052 COMPANY INC, £ p w i INDIAN SPRINGS BIG POOL, MARYLAND 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 R. M. BOSWELL SON INSURANCE AGENCY Authorized Agents ERIE INSURANCE EXCHANGE Erie, Pennsylvania Get the Extra Protection Features in All Policies at the Lowest Possible Cost Erie Is Above All in Service New Home Protector Fire and Liability New Farm Protector Fire and Liability All Types of Farm, Business, Automobile, Fire and Liability Insurance JR 11 and SR 22 Financial Responsibility R. M. BOSWELL, SR. R.F.D. 1 Clear Spring, Maryland Telephone Victor 2-2415 ROBERT E. BOSWELL Weaver Avenue Maugansville, Maryland Telephone REgent 3-0743 Here's hoping you have enjoyed reminiscing with us. Before you close the book, however, how about thumbing through just once more and taking special notice of our ADVERTISERS. Without their help and cooperation we could not have had this book. So let's make it reciprocal, and cooperate with them. Patronize our advertisers. It has been a pleasure to present these pictures and we hope in later years they will be happy reminders of your days at C. H. S. The Staff. CONTRIBUTORS Mr. and Mrs. William C. Grimm Milly's New Yorker Shop Harshman's TV Sales Whitsel Music Shop Ankeney's Caton's Guy Mummert Redwood Court Motel Delphy's East View Esso Knepper1 s Ingram 's Raup Camera Shop Scholotterbeck's Tackle Shop Majestic Restaurant Park Dine Restaurant Hoffman Chevrolet Diehl's Jewelry Store Creek's Jewelry Store Hancock Pharmacy Mr. Donald Seibel Truax Barber Shop Conn Finn William Anderson A Friend Glick's Shoe Store Mr. and Mrs. J. Clarke Seibert Gibney's Florists Ebersole's Plumbing Appliance Mr. and Mrs. Ward Struckman Ernie's Italian Kitchen Maryland General Insurance Gray's Fur Shop Central Chemical Corporation Walter R. Baker Insurance Agency Bon Ton Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Miles Mr. and Mrs. Leroy E. Myers