Fairfield Area High School - Fairhian Yearbook (Fairfield, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 36 of the 1941 volume:

MOTHER There's no other word thats spoken 'Neath the starry sky above Can so touch our hearts, as 'Mother Or inspire so pure a love It awakened with our being, And in sweet maternal ways, It was hallowed as 'twas nurtured In our happy childhood days ONDY DAD Onlv a dad with a tired face, Coming home from the dailv race, Bringing little of gold or fame, To show how well he has played the game But glao in his heart that his own re1o1ce To see him come and hear his vo'ce Onlv a dad with a brood of four, One of ten million men o more, Plodding along in the daily strife, Bearing the whips and the scorns of life With never a whisper of pain or hate For the sake of those who at home await Through our ills and cares and sorrows No one else is e'er so true, Or so willing to forgive us, whatsoever we may do In our eyes and thoughts no other Has so kind and saintlv face, And of all we fondly cherish, None can ever fill her place E B Grimes Only a dad, neither rich or proud Merelv one of the surging crowd, Telling, striving from day to dav, Facing whatever may come his way, Silent whenever the harsh condemn, And bearing it all for the love of them Onlv a dad but he gives his all To smooth the way for his children small, Doing with courage stern and grim, The deeds that his father did for him This is the line that for him I pen, Onlv a dad, but the best of men Edgar A Guest BUILDING A TEMPLE A builder builded a temple, He wrought it with grace and skill, Pillars and groins and arches All fashioned to work his will Men said as they saw its beauty 'It shall never know decay Great is thy skill, O builder Thy fame shall endure for aye A teacher builded a temple, With loving and infinite care, Planning each arch with patience, Lavinp each stone with prayer None praised his unseeming efforts None knew of his wondrous plan, For the temple the teacher builoed Was unseen by the eyes of man Gone is the bu1lder's temple, Crumbled into the dust, Low lies each stately pillar, fxffziy f fi r Food for consuming rust But the temple the teacher builded Will last while the ages roll, For that beautiful unseen temple Is a childs im ortal soul ' WWUYUMPWNSNX- be J7 ft' DWDICATION OUR PARUNTS AND TEACHERS YWW AQ, , The Graduating Class Of 1941? lovingly dedicate this Year Book! N-L ,oh oo Us As a token of our appreciation of their guidance and good example The gratefulness we feel toward them could never be expressed in WOI'dS 0 A - Q I . Tl Pg? . W? ' il , sf VH- ' Q2 ' ' E ' - me r X W I w J 7 P 1 ,, ,Q Y 4 NES! 1 lb W' . ' , ' EX 0 f R N 'fo O x' A M M , womb Hxl T5Q WA' 1y.AfX Afxfxf' 122 N HLGEBRB U L T Y E H Qlaybaugh Gettx bulg College, Supervising Principal, I trnctor ir lgebr Plane Geometry, Yroblems O Te ocz cw, coacl of Bova no Gills Basketball and Girls io vball, Director o' Atllctic Plav Q 1 ltr Helen NcC1eaf Gettf burn ollege, Instructor in French, Lat n, cnflifh Director of Senioz Plav and Common cement Pro r Lib or nr. Jokn h Sheffer Petr lure oll6Lc, Ins ructor 11 Cherietrv Piclofv, Science, Busiwes Nathem ics, oacl of fovs Qoccer Wimecto of JUHl01 Plaf Lethr P StOIQ1 'e ester ot? e e chers college, Instructor in Tuslc, History, lnglieh, Directox of Athletic ny 1 Glee Clue Piclwrd C Lighter Un rar 1 P farvl nd, Instructol ir Agricul tple Martke D Mansberger Herrw burr Hospital, School Nurqe Paul P Horner Penwswlw nl State o'lepe, Instructoz in Ins trunln cl Tusic Iary Louise Scott Shlnvensburg State Teachers College Teacker P Driwrrv Graccs J Jarren Nartin illersville Stnce Teachers College Teacher Craruar Grades, Coach of Baseball Thtre ie destinv that mrkes us brothers. 'one Foes his vay alone Xnl th t e send into the lives of others, Cores beck into our own. d in I'2'Y11l PLAH5 QMETRY A..AAfU ,N F A o o Q L- , , 'S 1 , . ' . ' YI .L . , H - ,- . ,, S 1 1 z. , C., , , , F' , fw-1 nf yo A -, A- 5 J 1 1., -, .. 1- I J ' ' l in 1 , Q li 5 Bn .. Li 91. wa V, ln. 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Fl - '.'.' 1 1 1x1 c ' F W H 'inr It N , r- .l--45 FX- 4 'Q STU'D 'N'.l' PERSQNNEL Y 'K ' iX Ira E McG1augh11n ' President, Student Bodv N f C-i S Class Presidents l Mavsle s1eneker Evelvn Bewnng M William Shultz Anna Mae Re-bert Do EENIQRE ro v 8 S Bettv Cline 1 Jacob Cluck Paul Gluck Mark Deardorff Freda Kunb Pauline McCleaf Ira McClau?hl1n Robert dusselman Rov fusselman Mildred Nauvle Bettv Rebert Helen Seabrook Genevieve Scot Lorraine Sease Ruth Sites Fave Slonaker Mavsle Slonaker Artnur Wetzel 2 'W-'A JUNIORS Clvde Baker Rov Baker Evelvn Bowling Martha Boxd Ruth Jean Breen Christine Burkhard Ruth Cluck Esta Fleming Thelma Glenn Andrew Yugler Helen Marshall Vllda McCanns Bettv McCleaf John Mort Pauline Musselman Josenn Musselman Samuel Musselman Ellen Avers Ralnh Narv William Narv Warv Roser Gavle Sanders Ethel Grace Sanders lnarguerite Scott Glenn Shriner Etnel Singlev Clara envder Anna SDBHCG Arlene Netzel Beatrice vetzel John Vhlte SOPHOHORES Paul Baker Clair Bowling Josenn Bver Charlotte Brown Katnrvn Herring Jav Herliig Theda Izer Dale Kenner Kathleen Kumn 1 Y' 1 X ' rAl ' ' ulxly XXX-I 44. lzxx x '97 ff lf' I1 1' in ll N 1 I Dledge allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one Nat ion indivisible, with libertv and 'lustice for all Leanna Lightner Martha Metz Gloria Morgan JoEllen Narv Mavsie Sanders Dovle Sease Wilbur Sites Omar Sloat Ira Slonaker William Sharrah Jllliam Shrlner Jilliam Shultr Dolores Smith Katnleen Strausbaugh Rav Welkert Lorraine velshaar Charles Tvson FRVSH EN Walter Blgham Janet Bowling Marv Cluck Martha Fleming Winnie Funt Anna Helntzelman John Her ing Ir Herring 'illiam Izer Setty Jane Kauffman Ruth Anna Kime Betty Landis Glen Martin Albert McCleaf Vmmere Mccleaf Frances TcF1eaf Clvoe HcG1auah11n Javne McGlaugnlin Paul Metz Iildred Miller Wendell Naugle Agnes Jeelv Robert Ieelv Dale Newman Martha Newman George Pecber Ann Plank Anna Mae Hebert Jane Reck Betty Rohrbaugh nlvde Shindledecker Merle Shindledecker Robert Sites Hae Spence Donald Stine alvln Swisher Helen Tyson lalter Jarren War? Hhite Wavne Kuvkendall K Pauline Arthur 4 4 Left school during vear. , .A a N Y ' , . ,4' H L H ' els were-xv , ' ,I s if N 'VX , a ,, 4 l - A ' , o X ' ,Q Q - - XNQ , 5 . ll? f 1 ,.-f,,X '- -5 , - - 2ff , N - X? ' A 1, :Lv gQ if wwsvewe h s is f ' A X5 - 2... W if 0 1' , . T- 1' K ' , If h J .L K r ' - f Y ru ' I . x ' ll X T xx f A if A , Q .WM ' . ' . Kd!! f x5 , A - ' X f V ' xi b . ' - , 45 XXX George Hardman 'K' 7 .- A , B I a - l Ill Q ,, A I . Q A x V l f x A ' A ' I . 1' . , x A . A ' ' Q I J I. X Q V 1 X U ' Z , . , . , . lg l I . g ' xy' Jn ' ' ' f ,XM I ' ' X og ,f ,qw-V. -' . 1 . ' 6 ' 'Vx -, ' H1 I 1 . lu T- ' ll rl - 1 . . FL, ,Oq ff If ' -ze N l Hyun' hlnlxxll . . , 0 , V ' N , A 1' n 'I ' , 1 - ,X . C D vw , u . - wr: ,,, A A 1 . ' e 1 1 2 - 9 N I O 1 9 4 1 CLASS HISTORY In Senteno r, 1957, a group of twenty 'ive excited boys and girls entered the doors of Fairfield High School for the firs time. There they were greeted by members of the three higher classes and by the following teachers, Mr Slavbaugh principal, Mr. H v r, Miss McCleaf and Miss Stoner. The group was immediately assigned to their home zoom, which proved to be the science room, and Mr Hoover became the home room teacher. Thus began the history of the class of nineteen hundred and forty one. Seve al we ks later we held our first class meeting Officers elected then included Jarren Baltzlev, president, time on e became prominent in all school affairs. This our most prominent members. Bau1gardner to Arendtsvwlle Mavsie Slonaker, Betty Rebert and Mildred Naugle From this members of the F H S family and our class was prominent first vear ended all too soon and with it we lost some of Llovd Benner transferred to Gettysburg High school, Earl Vocational School and lilbur Sites decided to stop school altogether. The next vear found t1e rest of us willing and able to take up the work where we had l ft off More enthusiastic and experienced than before, we began the year under the leadership of Miss Stoner and with Mavsie Slonaker as our new president. The other officers were Betty Hebert, Mildred Naugle and Mark Deardorff During the year we lost two mo e Jmsf s, Richard Maugle and Warren Baltzley. Dick moved to Gettysburg and Var fn s upped go'ng to school However, the rest of us still had our eyes on the final goal and we1e slowly and surely advancing toward it During the year five of our group were in the play, 'Dying To Live which Mr Hoover directed. These members were Betty Rebert, Nlldrod Iaugle, Faye slonaker, Roy Musselman and Richard Naugle Sept mbnr, 1959, saw us begin our thlrd year. Our advisor was Miss McCleaf and our officers were Maysle Slonaker, Betty Robert, Betty Cline and Mildred Naugle, This year we presented the play, 'Jimmy Be Carefulu It was directed by Miss Stoner and proved to be a decided success Many ol the boys and girls became prominent in athletics and other school affairs Unfortunately we lost another member and our beginning group of twenty five was enter the bonds The nineteen 1940 This e r down to nineteen The member lost was Helen Singley, who decided to of Holy Matrimony. remaining members entered school for their senior year in September, Mr. Slavbaugh became our home room teacher and we reelected all of the officers from our 1unlor vear nlrlshn McG1aughl1n became president of the student nmncll, Betty Rebert editor of the Hi Lites and many members of the class were out s andin in the var'ous school activities. 'Bobn Musselman, Roy nusselman, Mike Dear- do1fr, Irlshu NcGlaughlin, 'Jake' Cluck, Maysle Slonaker, Faye Slonaker, Pollyn Mc Cllaf, 'Dotn Baker, 'Millie' Naugle and Betty Rebert took prominent parts in our var- ious athlet1o programs 'Jake proved to be one of the best basketball managers we have ever had, HJakenCluck, Paul Cluck, Freda Kump, Roy Musselman, Faye and Maysie Slonaker were all outstanding band members and UArt' Jetzel had one of the leads in tne all school play, 'Introducln Susan We presented our own play, nThe Vinding Roadn At he tlne thfs is being wrltten we are all looking forward to Commencement and our senior lass trip to New York City low that we have completed one of the major tasks of our lives we ust say Au Re voir to our schoolmates and teachers, We are reluctant to leave this school where we en1oyed ourselves so much but as we go in to the world it is our hope that we may be as successful there as we have b en in our school lives And each one of our group is sincere ln wishing the best to those who remain benlnd. Bettv Cline Genevieve Scott Betty Rebert CLASS MOTTO President V166 President nSunrise Not Sunsetu Mavsle F Slonaker Betty Ruth Rebert CLASS COLORS Secrffarv Treasurer Maroon and White Bettv Cline Mildred Naugle CLASS FIDWER White Rose ,, 1 1 9 .f -.. 4. ' v 9 J f I . , - 1 Q , , 00' B u I . ., . ' . I ' 1 t af' G o - vu . ' . , . . 9 - . W c . . u e 0 ' rw v ' - ' H 'I' J A -V '3 A. g 1. 1 1 al A n A 5 , I - 0 M af 11, ' ' W U - . - . V , .. 4 ,. . I' I. u , 1 ' .. Q 0 - - . , , 0 I II F' . . o s 0 ' 1- 4 F' ,, , . 1 ls . , 3 , .1 . a A , 1 A I . o 0 0 I , 0 , - , . . ' ' . J Q yu Il A-. 1 , t , of .. I . , , Q V 'Q Y I - L - . an L 1 . - u n v.. A 5 4. ' . x I I II ' 'A c . ' I 1 I I s . . , 1 11 . A . o . , I yu A v I I II 1 f . X 5 L Q L . . IJ- - 1 - C , I Q . , Il J l I - u ., A . V Q w .f ... - o . 1 . , 1941 N I 0 R 1941 Dorotnj Jeanne Baker Dot Orrtanna Gra mer, Basvetoall 2,5,4, Softball 2,53 Glee Club 1,2 3 Minstrel l,2,5,4, Vice Preslient Gi ls Council 4, Etiquette Club 1 2,3, Home making Club 4 'Dot s smile has cognition one of the jolllest members of our class and her ever ready won her many friends Her gignle has also won her much re During her four years in F h Q. she has taken an interest in all school affairs and is one of ou most loyal members. Although handi capped by living a distance from school she found time to play some basketball and proved to be a very good guard. Not much is known of her love affairs although she did have one rather serious one also unknown to us B6t 'Betsy with a fellow known as Hwib Her future plans are but whatever they may be we wish her much success. x Jane Cline Gravsons nJimrv. Be Careful', Glee Club 1,?,3,4, Class Secretary 3 4, Girls Council 3, Minstrel l.2,3,4, Etique te Club l,2,B, Home making Club 4 NBetsy' is one of the red headed members of our class and is a good exception to the belief that red heads have such fiery dispositions. Although she has not had much chance to take part in many outside activities she is always present at school affairs. She has also made quite a name for herself in classroom work We do not know definitely what nBetsv plans to do in the fu re but we think she has many Sonryn days ahead Jacob Henderson Gluck Jake Fairfield Gram ar, Soccer 1,2,3,4, Basketball 2, Manager 3,4, Band 1,2,1,4, Minstrel l,2,5,43 Bova Council 5,4, Vice President 4 Sci ence Club l,2, Hobby Club 5, Mechanics Club 4 Behold the future 'Master Farmern of the group. nJakeH likes to farm and re knows what it is all about But he also likes many o her things He was a soccer star during his four years with us and basketball manager was always in the bard Vith all this nJake always needed aid and he did it with Our best recommendation for on the job He also played a trumpet found it possible to help everyone who a smile. Work to him is play. this good member is the fact that Mr. Slavbaugh says that when he wants something done all he has to do is tell 'Jaken and forget about it. Such reliability must have its re vard and we are not worried about the future success of this well liked person Best wishes, Jake Paul falter Gluck Cluckie Church School 'J1mmy, Be Carefuln 'The Minding Road , Soccer Man ger 4, Band l,2,3 4, Glee Club 4 H1 'ltes Staff 5 Minstrel l,2,3. 4, Student Council 4, Science Club 1,2 ,3,4 Behold another Gluck, and one who has made a big impression on the students of F H S , especially the members of the opposite sex His favorite hobby is driving mountain roads, Teaberrv Lane being most popular with him. His favorite sport is skating. Paul is a leading member of the F F A and it is our guess that he will become a good farmer. His many friends wish him success. S E S ' tr v , vt tv . . . . . . , 5.1 rd 0 L g In o - Q A 1. ' O U 1 1 . 5 1 ' O . L In 0 n. ... Z' ' . ' Q 4 I - . I O - tj . 1 n 4 g .L - . ,' , c 0 Q 0 JC s o - , . I ' 0 u . ' ,Tp . n u ' ' - Good luck, Betsy . u ll N I O I O I L a A . 0 4' 1: Q l I l . I 4. - 3- L - n - ' , u- , , 8.8 , . . . I 1 ' r 4 1 1 1 n I nl. ' f ' - 4 . L L l 9 , 1 J. . A I n n A O il I ll ll . .1 . I X 11 . . . 1 I n 3 ' . ' F 'M f 2 l I . O O C . I O O I h 1941 Ks S E N I O R S 1941 7 , Mark Diehl Deardorff nMiken Hamiltonban Consolidated: nJimmy, Be Carefuln:'nThe Winding Roadu: Basketball l,2,5,4g Baseball 1,2,5,4g Soccer'l,2,5,4g Band 1: Glee Club 43 Class Vice President 2: Minstrel 1,2,5,4g Student Council 53 Boys Council 4g Science Club 1,23 Hobby Club 53 Mechanics Club 4. Here is a boy who has really made a name for himself while a stud ent at F H S He was one of our best athletes ever and in this last year was named to an a ll county guard position in basketball He has also been outstanding in soccer and baseball But his acti vities have not all been confined to Sports. He has taken quite an n erest in dramatics and is said to be quite a trapper. Dearn hunt ing is also a favorite pastime. 'Mike would like to be an engineer and we hope that he will e able to realize this wisr Of one thing we are sure. He will no doubt be a strong Republican. Freda Arlene Hump Freda Hamiltonban Consolidated: Minstrel l,2,5,4, nJ1mmy, Be Carefuln, 'The Minding Road', Band 1,2,5,4, Glee Club l,2,3,4, Assistant +or of H1 Lites 5.4, Vice President Girls Council 5, President 41 Sewing Club 1, Dramatics Club 2, Hobby Club 5, Home-making Club 4 Freda is another red headed member of the class and a very jolly one indeed. She has a ready smile and is well liked by all. Her spe cialty is music and she has been a loyal band and glee club member. Her many trips to the city of Hanover have us all wondering. Could it be love? Je all hope that your future will be as happy as your past seems to have been, Freda Pauline Grace McC1eaf M We Polly' Hamiltonban Consolidated, nBolts and Nuts , Basketball 2,4, Soft ball l,2,5 4, Glee Club l,2, Hi Lites Staff 5, Minstrel 1.2.5.4 Etiquette Club l, Hobby Club 2.5, Home making Club 4 uPo11yn is another hard worker whether it be in the classroom, in sports or in anything she undertakes. Her Brit and determination are bound to carry her far in life But don't think that she thinks only of the serious side because that is not the case She has a fine sense of humor and is always ready with a witty retort. And she has been a big factor in our winning softball and basketball teams of the past several years. HPo11vn hopes to attend business school and we will all be watch ing her progress and wishing her success. Ira Earl McG1augh11n rf? Irish Fairlield Grammar, uJimm e Carefuln, 'The winding Roadn, Soccer 1,2,1 4, Baseball l,2,5 43 sketball 5,4, Minstrel l,2,1,4, Student Council 2,1,4, President 4, Science Club l,2, Hobby Club 3, Mechanics Club 4 Here we have another of our athletes nlrishn has been a mainstay on all of the teams and could always be depended upon to put up a good game He has also made a fine record in scholastic work. fi1st few years with us but he 'Irlsh was rather girl shy during h seems to have overcome this during the past year It seems that he has succumbed to a fair member of the class of 1942 and his favorite sport now is nBowling We do not know his future plans but he has already developed into a very good barber. Good luck, HM1cke1 5:5 3, N .f-JE 1941 S E N I 0 R S 1941 Robert Marcus Musselman Bob Roadn, Minstrel l,2,5,4, Soccer 2,3,4, Basketball 5.4, Baseball 4, Basketball Manager 1, Band 2 H1 Lites Staff 4, Boys Council Science Club 1 2, Etiquette Club 3 President Sports Club 4 'Bob is another of our athletes, and lovers. He has made uite cord in our three major sports as well'as parlor athletics H also one of our more enthusiastic members and does his best in Fairfield Grammar3HB1l1y's Goatug nJimmy, e arefulH,nThe Windin 8 5. B. 1'6- 9V6I'Y thing he undertakes And with it all he seems to find plenty of time to traverse the Orrtanna road he is bound to find his rightful place. Roy Donald Musselma nMuss and is very prominent in Christian Endeavor. Mildred Marie Naugle Millie We do not know of his plans for the future but with his fine spirit Fairfield Grammarg Dying To Live 3 ' immy,Be CarefulN3nThe Wind ing Road' 'Introducin' Susan , Llnstrel 1,2,5,4, Soccer 2,5,4, Base ball 2,5,4, Basketball 5,4, Band 1,2,5,4, Stud6nt C0unCl1 V106 PTGS1 dent 4, Boys Council 5, Science Club l,2, Safety Club 5, Sports Club Hats to the tuba player of the band Roy is a fine musician and has represented us in the District Band for the past three years. He is very good athlete too, being especially cutstanding in soccer. And with it all he finds time to take an active interest in church work Roy is the Fairfield representative for the Gettysburg Times and is always right on the job. He is a hard worker and we are not fearful Orrtanna Grammar, Dying To Liveng Jimmy, Be Ca efu ',nThe Windlhg Roadn, Minstrel 1,2,3,4S S0ftbB1l 2 Basketball 2,5 G166 Club 1,5 4, H1 Lites Staff 3g Assistant Edit r 4, Class Treasurer l,2,3,4, Etiquette Club 1 2, Hobby Club 3, Home-making Club 4 Millie mountains She likes can be depended upon to do her share interest in trips ood luck, Millie Betty Ruth Robert 'Betw GAA ff Council 23Et1quette Club 1,2 Hobby Club 3 Home-making Club 4 lassie is one of the most popular members of the class. She has is the smallest member of the class. She came out of the to us and her presence has added much prestige to cur group dramatics and her acting has been a high spot of her high school life. But she also takes interest in all school activities and It is claimed that she always liked the trips to Codorus Township. Possibly the brown eyed, curly haired Junior boy helped keep up this Orrtanna Grammarg Dying To L1ven'UBo1ts and Nutsu,nThe Winding Roadn, Minstrel 1 2 5,43 Softball 2,5,4, H1 Lites Staff 5, Editor Glee Club 1,23 Class Secretary 2, Class Vice President 3,4, Girls Here is the other half of the team, Betty and Bobn. This sweet oh PP ven her capability in many ways in and out of the classroom. She has been a member of the girls softball team, manager of basketball and editor of Hi Lites. And with it all her grades have not suffered. nBettyU deserves all the good things which anyone may wish upon her and every member of our group will be anxiously hoping for her sucves n n 4 'H 'XJ, o o o o l 2' ' ' z - T ' . 5: n ' 3 0 P' If I I1 9. 6 is O ,, AP ll ll I - - , v n, 1 f ' , , - n ' U . . 8. for his future. One with his ambition cannot fail. , n K I, v-Q' 0 . ' . O O A . n n G n ' n 1 rn yi f,N - .n , , o . . 0 - o b 2 . 3 o A n 1041 N I O 1941 Genevieve Elizabeth Scott Gem Law? Lu Hamiltonban Consolidated Glee Club l,2,4, Minstrel 1.2,5.4, Girls Council 5 4, Etiquette Club 1,2,5, Home-making Club 4 'Gennv is probably the quietest member of the class and with t a trait also possesses a fine sense of humor. Her giggle is a Dleasant fhing to hear and brings good cheer to those around her She has not taken part in manv activities but her classroom work has been espec iallv worthwhile And sho has missed very few activities sponsered by our gre p. W wisw you continue! happiness Gennv . Helen Emma Seabrool Helen Foun iudale, Jimm.r Be Careful , The Jinding Road' , dinstrel 4, Glee Club l,2,3,4, Hi Lites Staff 4, Councils 1.5, quette Club 9, Hoobv Club 5, Home-making Club 4 Helen has such a quiet nature that it has been hard for us to learn much about her. However we do knov that she is one of ou1 most level members and one who really accomplishes things Her quiet manner and friendly ways have made her a favorite with us all Helen drives to school every day and next year the group is sure to every morning. But no doubt our loss will be 'Doggie's gain Lots of luck, Helen Etha Lorraine Sease seasie 5 Hami1tonban Consolidated, Glee Club l,4, Hi Lites Art Uditor 4 Min strel l,9,5,4, Etiquette Club 1,2,5, Home naklng Club 4 what a any little lass' And can she draw the clever designs for the cover of the pap rv Just ask Prof Art 4s the foremost thing in the mind of this young lady and you can regularly see her sketching some object In s.hool Lolraine is v ry quiet and one hardly knows she is around But we understand that a cert 11 young man generally knows where she Lorr lo s future is uncertain but with her ability this should not offer and problem Ruth Alma Sites ww Ruthie Lower Tract, Glen Club 1, Minstrel 5, Etiquette Club l,2,3, Home making Club 4 Ruthie makes the fourth person on this page whom we might descr be as beinn especially quiet. But back of that shy nature is a very good sense o humor nd Outh has her fun along with the rest. In fact she and Seas1e' seen to get the giggles rather often., They tell us it is a result of the1r day dreaming. Could they be dreaming of several prin ces with :hom we dave seen them? Whatever vol do, Ruth, do it right and remember that we are all back of vou 5, S E R S ll ll ' ' I O I Q . C I I . I II h .b . . W J I . - 0 I . ' . ll 6' , 1 , ., ' n u . ' , I - - . z I! I! ' '. ta, ,'. 1 7, ' H V I ' 1.2, 0 I n ., o n 3-.Ha ' - 9 - 'J 1 ' L . ., a 1 K . miss seeing her, Betty and the Durant pull up in front of the school -1 U . - 1 ' . .. I YI II 0 -1 I J U O Q AJ : Q .. ' V ' 'i ' o F 1 L . A 1 . e . . - O ' - ' 1 c 1 e , . - . . . a'r , . - 1.30 aiz e' V ' L at O ll ll - H 0 J a 0 0 - O U A I 1 . I 'A . 11 -- .. L I 1941 N I O R 194 Faye Marie Slonaker UN ' Blondie W W Hamiltonban Consolidated, 'Dying To Live g Minstrel 1,2,5,4x Band 1, 2,5,4, Basketball l,2,5,4, Softball l,2,3,43 Glee Club l,2,3,43 Hi Lltes Assistant Editor 43 Student Council 3,4, Etiquette Club 1,2, Hobby Club 5, Sports Club 4 'B1ond1e's specialty is athletics and she knows what lt is all about She has been an outstanding member of our basketball and softball team French is her chief boredom and jltterbugglng her chief desire She is quite popular with the boys, especially with Prof's. assistant basket ball coach. In fact her favorite fru4t is a date. There is nothing definite as to her future although we think she has very fine choices. She may make it a contest between Sunnybrook Farm and a lace a little farther torard Orrtanna. Jhatever it may be, good ucl, Blondien Maysle Elizabeth Slonaker Maysie Ex MZ-raaaglffy amiltonban Consolidated, nH1s Oza ouslnn,nJ1mmy, Be Careful', nThe Winding Road', Basketball l,2,5,4, Softball 1,2,5,4, Band 1,2,5,4 dent 2,5,4, Minstrel l,2,4, Councils 5,4, Etiquette Club l,2, Hobby Club 5, Homeqmaklng Club 4. Take a look at that list of activities and you will see a record of which anyone should be proud No matter what there is to be done Maya sie can do it. Her scholastic work is such that she will no doubt be at the head of her class She has been a mainstay on the basketball team for the past four years and pitched the softball team to three successive undefeated seasons And she has been class president for the past three years. Could one ask more9 Since Maysie has now learned to drive the car one can expect to see her heading toward Indiantown Gap to visit Ernie . Maysie plans to go into training next year and we expect her to be as successful there as she has been with us. Arthur Wilmer Wetzel W Art Orrtanna Grammar, Wlntroducln' Susann, Minstrel 2,5,4, Boys Council 4, Science Club 1,2, Hobby Club 3, Sports Club 4 'Art is one of the few people ln the class who has a desire to en ter college and we hope that he may attain this ambition. During his high school career he has been a good student and faithful follower in all school activities and this spirit should carry him far in his future plans Besides this he ls very fun loving and can generally be found in the midst of a laughing group. Art' is well liked by all, especially the opposite sex. Possibly that is the big reason why he goes to Gettysburg every Saturday night Could there be a Kuykendall girl in the case? The big time of uArt'sn senior year was his performance as a college professor in Hlntroducln' Susan . Best wishes, nArt S E S 1 11 H Y If , I n ' 0 H 1 I F o I1 H H 0 C 0 ' Q ' I 0 I 0 Glee Club 1,43 Hi-Lites Staff lg Class Vice President 13 Class Presi- ll Il ' n ' ,, YY I O UV nO 1941 L N I O 1941 CLASS WILL we, the class of nineteen hundred and fortv one, of the Fairfield High School. town of Fairfield, count! of Adams, state of Pennsylvanla, being not less than four vears of age of sound bodv and mind, amiable disposition and gulltless character, and realizing the in abllitv o' the underclassmen to traverse the road ahead alone and unaided, do make de clare and publish this our les will and testament. 'Dotn Baker leaves her rides on the 'leisha r Tralln to Glor'a Morgan. 'Bettv' Cline bequeaths her uSonnv' disposition to Marv Cluc 'Jake' Cluck wills his love of farnina to John Vh e. Paul 'luck IOHVSS his lore oo thQ 1 dies to Jalter warren 'Mine' Deardorff hesitan lv wllls hls love fo 'Brookmon' Farmn to oe Bvers. Freda Kump leaves her 'Jack to 'aroma Tac eta nPol1vn McP1eaf bequeatns her salesmanship abilitv to Junior Mart n. 'Irish' McGlauPhlln Elves his blonde curls to velvn Bowl n 'Bohn Musselman leaves his wise crac s to UBosn lee I Row Nussclman gladlv gives h1s Frenck bools to Ckrlstine Burkharn 'Millie' Lauple wills hem petitencss to Gavle Sanders 'Bettv' Rebert leaves her love for uBob to nTootlen Strausbau h 'Ruthie' Sites gives her 'Jise men H to laysie Sanders Lorraire Sease beoueaths her car rides to Cl rf Snvder 'Gennlr' Scott wil11 N er r'np' to Tae Spencn felon Seabrook gives Ter tfrder lfnu to Yelp tre arnv Fave lor lex le vis her love affairs to Leanne Lightner 'Art' Wetzel wills his good nature tc Om Sloa Signed sealed and delivereo this twenty Pirs+ oav of Nav in the vear ol our Lo d, nineteen hurdreo and fortv one, in the presence of Helen S6Hb100k Breda Funb Paulinf lcCleaf CLASS PPOPHVCY We, the all seeing members of the class of nineteen hundred and fortv one, predict these futures fo our classmates Doon Baker will be a head waitress at llliams Bettv' Cline will be haDDV as hrs Paul Seabrook, Jr Paul Gluck will be an assistant at Conrle's Fillins Station Take will be a master farmer in Adams Countv Miken will be a basketball coach probably of thenFairf1eld Llgntnlng Five Freda will be on the Shippensburg teaching ste f Roo will be in the U S srmw Fox will be the iudge ol Adars Counts Helen wlll be a nurse in Phll delphia County Hp 1lv will be RoN's priv te secretarv Hlrish will have a barber shop on Lew Yolk's Flftr Avenue Milll6n will be Home Fc teacher at Glenville High Bettvn Rebcrt vill be a nurse at the Armv Hospit l Genevieve will be the ecretarv in Scott s olfice Iorralne will be the ou+standlng beautlcian of Fairfield Ruth will be run ng the Fairfield Uestaurant Fave will be settled down to a happv life on Shultz's farm Iavsie will be head nurse at the York Hospital uArtn will be a big politician in Ha risburg. Signed, Arthur 'etzel Paul Gluck ROV husselman En1ov the present hour, be thankful for the past, And neither fear nor wish the approaches oflthe last. - Cow SY S H R S , . - I T - ' . . L 0 ' I. . ,. . - , . 1 uw Q . 3 as 4, . I 1 v k ' . -. - . o ' ' , , l rx E it o ' . 'c l 2 2 U T , ' ' ' t ': '. r ' . . . J 2 ' Jr L J- - ff ' A L D. . ,-. .L -an , , ' S - , 1 1 v ' - s . A . i 2. , - k c ' - lv. ,' .. 7 A . 1 , L f . . A V- Qs v - u , , u ' 1 ' 1-. ,. , I: . . . ' lx - g , In A ' V- . 5. A A , , ' 7' A ii LH ' 1. l' 11 1 '10 T 0 . ., A- ' f J I1 1 f L, l c .I , S .5:.1 a '- K, -, Mavsie Slonaker bequeaths her personality and knowledge to Helen Tyson. ' ' .. . : ' 1 .er t. 5-I l ' i .,-- Q . - . 0 , r A 1' 3 9 1 I , - , F . l xr' . f -' 1 U .Q 1 T I . ll L ,J L W' Y . VI I , ' , . ' e 0 . . . ' .1 T . ulhn n , I '. n - A - A H O Q . A, I5 J , N .L U u -n - - . O L I , I v ' 'B v I w' , , 1: , . .U. . as F . n 0- , ' .' 2 ' , 0 . ' . A 1' ' ' 1 ,, U , ' 1 . . - . H 'x' , E1 . I 1 S .5 5' . , u ' a . , , A . ni ' A an . Q . ' I . ll , , c Q , 1' ll , - H . 1941 N I 0 1941 CLAQS PO'N Knock' Knocl' 'ho's there? Nov can fou puessv The Fairfield Senior Class, oh ves- '1l tell vou in a line or two, Just what each one of them can do Dotu Baker is happv and full of iov And dreams of ib , the Jei hear boy Then Bettv Cline our red hrired l Jho does good work in everv class Too , toot , here's Paul in his Chevro'e He likes G burg a lot, they sev. JakeYour farmer, does much worl And never from a task does shirk Jhile 'Mike' the next one whom we meet In besketball is hard to beat. Squenx' Sque c a c nninet ze hear Couli it b tmst Freda's nenvv Pollv works lifi all ner miwnt In all she does has lots of flpht Then Irish athlete, blond and tall For whom lvelrn sure did fall Bohn in athlet1cs, does excel Also ln sports he dld quit :ell 'hile ROV Dlevs a bass horn simplr fine Althodfa 1TnHCh 3 not in his llne Thinks constxntlv OL a bo1 named HG1en11e And Bettv has a real henrt throb For that bov vhon Je all know as ueob Von Helen s been irivins qllte Q bit And she thinks ner soliier frlend is it lhile Lorr 'n , th artist op the class Is a small and iollv little lass. Then Genevieve com s next in view e hate to zive ner up, don't vou And Ruth, a Virl ith eyes so blue, rho lixes to slvlr wink at you ave s the girl vitn many a date Seems for school she's alwavs late, And Mavsie who is our presiient In school has set a precedent. Then Art who sinks the movies fine, 'ith hlm we end this silly rhyme Wave Slonnker Mildred Vauple Mavsie Slonnler Our hotto RISmlmT NFB C193 Q QZDQXMXX -'lbs- f.73 i lg X Q il? I XXX ejibxfvjlg-xfii?-fg:f3.f I ?9Ct't'fXf.,iff f six lm fftff deff, S E R S cw J, ' a fp Tv - v ' T , . We , 1 U n V lvnv H viv S 5 . , , 1 , ass rf Wu ' ' t l,t - n , . ' 0 T '. ,' ' . , , A' .-1 I 7 - -- -1 . . ,,, L , . , 1 A' e ?., -. ll A H I A V A Q X1 5 L n . y Q n n e f I - A 0 l 'L .E f 4 ' o n - , , Y ' . Q Q- . , e . , N , .n . , f , ' - . , U . 3 V Q FL L A 'A,, n kv , , Millie , the tiniest one of any K ...f 1- . Y . vw - --. 4 1 - - 0 H L A . ' '. - '. 1' f . H Q , ..A 1 ,I L J Y . 'ti . , . . . ,J , V al s e . I ,, . , . I , . 9 . I W , A , ' A ? W , H 7 . - 7 1 . F , ' L' 2 I ' , . Q V K - 4 u rv u u Q U- - A .. I Y' ' va . . ' , . 9 A , Q u L , w , , . , - H USU1, I . ET NU U .f :Nl ' , H. lx X f X 1 J es , 4 I X 5 ' X N 'K A' ' x X . I ff f- r 1 3 , . , f I 1 CLASS I-A LA GRAN NAR PDII ARY SMUD NT 0,0 f' 1942 1945 1944 SCVOOL SCHOOL COUNCIL N W C 4 W 59X ., if C? 1'-4 1 Ligglx f if W in 9 M QL S 'f1CTlV!Tlf5' L 'Sw : ' .LI L ff .if , u' ll 4 V ' '55 T Q yy ff 36 -W J QQ 16 Q Z. -Q. 3' ff? ff? ww C W oo Q 53 4 Q Q Q r' ' J V c 19 -5 M' E K xv , 4 M 'D xf LOClIaG BAFI OY A BUSY Y'AR The school year of 1940 1941 will long be remembered bv all of us It was marked by many activities, some new, some old Fo emost of all was the fact that the enrollment F H S reached the highest figure ever recorded. When the roll w s taken last Septem ber there was a total of one hundred and eighteen Uuulls in attendance Thls was fourto on more toon the previous year The freshman class enrollment broke all previous records with a membership of forty tvo, the sophomore twenty ix, 1unior tnirtx one and senior nineteen While this increased attendance w s welcomed by us all it presented a greater problem than many peopl realized, the question of where to place everyone in our rather small space But, thanks to the helpful spirit and cooperative attitude of all, this pro blem was solved in the best possible wav and we began our school work Of the total there were sixty four girls and fifty four boys The faculty membership remained the same with Mr Slavbnxgh, supervising principal, and Mr Sheffer, Miss TcCleaf, Miss Stoner, Mr Har ner, Mr Tlgnter and Miss 'ansber er, teachers. Miss Scott and Mr Wartin were again in cnarge o the grade schools where seventy pupils were enrolled To gulde our affairs dur ins the year the Boro School Board was composed of Mr Harry Brown, president, Mr. Geo McGlaawnlin, vice preslient, Mr P M Rohrbaugh, treasurer, Mr M F Stoner, secretary, a 1 Mr J B vaddle Nr Cleason Herring was again the building custodian and continued his efficient worl of thr prev'ous year. The first activity on our program was the fresh an reception and, as in previous years this was a well at ended and enjoyed affair. Following this cane the athletic play, The Strange Bequest' coached bv diss Stoner We also had a vell planned Hallowe'en Dance in Octoo r ChanPing tue proc du e ol former years the senio s next presented their play, nThc Jindlna Roadu ani iss c loaf was the director of this fine production Then r Slafba1gh took charg ol an all school product4on, 'lntroducln' Susan and a record crowd spent two hours in continuous laughter To finish our dramatic program the uniors xzder th direction ol hr Shaffer, presented tue thriller, uThe Scarecrow Creeps and most of the puplls plrtlclpated in a Comm ncement Minstxel, under the direction of Mr act ve Ther entertained regularly at the plays and then produced an excellent musical program in April Many ol our number also participated in P T A programs and other school and co1munltv a fairs The atdlftlc program was practlcally the same as that of previous years A maiorlty o tne studen s took part in this sports program Mr Shaffer, in his first year of coa h qv, produced a soccer team which proved to be one of the best in the county. The boys L11 girls basketball teams were both coached by Hr Slavbaugh and, although their records rel not very outstanding, provided many interestlng exhibitions In baseball Mr Martin had his usual strong team while girls softball, coached by Mr Slaybaugh, again gave us a team which compared favomablv xith them all. Basketball and softball tournaments were played by both boys and girls They created a great deal of fun and much interest was stomn bv tle stuients The vinning teams in softball won awards presented by the Pepsi ola onp nv A Hplav dayn,s1m11ar to those held in previous years, was held for the grade students of the vicinity and was well received by them Commencement week was more outstanding than any we have ever had The Baccalaureate Sermon was preached by Rev A W Geigley on Mav 18 and Commencement Exercises were held in the Conmunltf Buildlng on May 21 Mr William S Livengood, Secretary of Internal Aff airs for the State ol Pennsylvania, was the main speaker During the week the Commence ment flnstrel was presented The advertisers in our yearbook were our guests on this occ asvon A commencement dance was also held To wind up the year we went on our annual pic nic to Hershey Park and th Senior Class, chaperoned by Miss McCleaf and Mr Slavbaugh spent four delightful days in New York City. The trip was agaln made by Greyhound Bus and many townspeople accompanied the group And so another happy school year has ended. Mav those to come be 1ust as en1oyable. W ANcHoR ANCHOR wdwvxw a,IN nl.-gui? 5 ' j m X' Hg! P21225 , f 'X' .' T. 'Y 4 A x T . .1 l ln F , ll . , ' . . 0 . . i Q T . c I I U .3 a I I . : , ' - . ., Q A . .. , Q 1 T . a ' 2 ' , 'S ' w 1 0 . . .. J L , . C. . , a .- . . S f k , 'I .- f o . . ,, , . l . 'A 1 . ' . 0 .I 4 , , f1 , , I J . 1 1 . 0 -J . . , 1 v a J . ,, . - .l - 1 , Q . Q , or o - ' . 9 ,' A ' J ' Q, 1 3 ' ' ' 1 Q o 0 ' s 0 0 . fl' 0 0 5 XF 0 4 Q .1 . l ' I 3 ... , - l ' . ' ' ' H . J . , . . , W 'Q Q' I o 1 a -I :. - - - 'e . o .,l 's e r f . r . , V N . Q M ff 3 '-- Q. . M . rv 1 ge ' - A l . -N H. . - - A A ' . K ' .I 1' G ' D ' o A . f . ' L .. A. 2 . J . ef A - ' Q Slayhaugh. While these things were being presented the band and glee club were also very :Li 5 ffw . - 15 Q 1 .0 .1 1 A 1 0 . 1' 'fx X I f . k 1 3 ' . 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' - .. ... . . - - . o - - o . .. , 9 K .1 l , E. 1 , , , 1 u I Q V 1 . 1 o , . , , 1 , xy E K - by J- ' a J- 5 'a y X i ll E E sl I kb ax p 1 il1' - 'i I 1 A' ll Wil' 5 , l Q y f X X f ll-nun - X ll ,. .-:fu il i Y X ' J Y 0043 fi 'THE STRANGE BEQUEST THE WINDING ROAD INTRODUCIN SUSANH HTHE SCARECROW CREEPSH Kathleen Strausbaugh Leanna Lightner William Shultz Gloria Morgan Wayne McC1eaf Betty Landis Wilbur Sites Martha Fleming Doyle Sease Ann Plank Director- Miss Stoner Robert Musselman Maysie Slonaker Ira McGlaughl1n Helen Seabrook Mildred Naugle Mark Deardorff Roy Musselman Betty Rebert Freda Kump Paul Gluck Miss McCleaf nA1l the Ethel Grace Sanders Wayne McGlaughlin Marguerite Scott Helen Marshall William Narv Joseph Byer Roy Musselman Evelyn Bowling Arthur Wetzel Andrew Kugler Ralph Nary Christine Burkhard Mr. Slaybaugh d's a stage And all the men and women merely playersn Samuel Musselman Ruth Jean Bream Beatrice Wetzel Glenn Shriner Arlene Wetzel Clyde Baker Ellen Myers Roy Baker John White Esta Fleming Mr. Sheffer -. 1' 5 1 'V1 , ' - , Q . Q-, . , ,. , -, V, ' 4 , ,A - .., .t 1 ,. , . , A- f 5 45 . .. I ' 'U' -A uv V.. I P T, ., , ' l..J. K , -. - '- Afg f tf f ' T, 7 U -..W X 4 I . . . X 4 ' V fik . - A , , , ,- Q Y . , -. . . . 41 -- ' ' .. 'W ' I ' 'S . Q C, , fx: ,H . . H' , .. w -- , af, 4.9 I: V W' .- ,, v . y , . Q - .Q X .Qu s ! I' H- n A f U- H I n - .1 SOCCER SQUAD Jacob Cluck Ira MoClauvnlin, Clair Bowling, Dovle Sease, vilbur Sites Vavne McG1augh lin, Ira Herring, Ro! Nusaelm n, Joseph lusselman Paul McG1aunh11n, Rav Jeikert, Donald Stine, Robert Tusselman, Mark Deardorff, lilliam Shultz, Rov Baker, Josepn Bver, Paul luck, Mgr , Coach Sheffer GIRLS BASKETBALL Fave Slonaker, H11da Mon nns, Kathleen Streusoaugn, Ellen Mvers. Lorraine Weishaar, Ellen Narv Bettv Febert, cr , lildr d Mauale, Paull1e McFleaf, Anna Spence, Mavsie Sloneker, Ga l Sanders, Paul11e Musselnan Evelvn Bowling was also a member of the squad E H Slay baugn, Coach BOYS BAonrTBAIL illlam Narv, Rov Baker, Ira McGlaughl1n, Villiam Shultz, Nilbur Sites, Rov Wusselman, Ralph Narv, Robert Tusseln n, Paul McGlaughlin, Mark Deardorff, wavne McGlaugh1in Jacob Clucl, Mgr , H Slaybauvn, Coach. GIRLS SOFTBALL DoLofeS Qmitl. Anna Spence, Mavsie Slonaker, Pauline McCleaf, Fave Slonaker, Vilda Mc Canns, Pauline Musselman, Ellen lvers, JoE1len Narv Gavle Sanders Marv Clucl, Helen Tvson, Agnes Neelv Ruth Gluck Clara Snvder Betty Rebert thel Grao Sanders, Bettv McCleaf Janet Bowling, Jane Reck Mae Spence Martha Fleming Evelvn Bowling, Mgr , H Slav b u h, Coach BOYS BASEBALL vne JcGlauan1in, Ji1l1an Shultz Sovle Sease, Rov Baker, Ralph Narv, Joseph Mussel mln, lark Eeardorff, Jilliam Dick, valter Warren, Paul McG1aughl1n, Ira Herring lan Sharrah, Ir IcGlauvnlin, Donald Stine, Paul Metz, Niloul Sites Joseph Bver. no ch, J Warren Tartin GLEP CLUB artha Wewnan, dildred liller, Marv xoser,Beatr1ce Ietzel, Rutn Jean Bream, Ethel Grace andere, 'artha llemina, Gloria foraan Arlene vetzel, Bettv Landis, Kathrvn Herring, Tiss Stoler, director Helen Sinalev, Thelua Glenn, 'ae Sp nce, Minnie Funt, Mavsie Sanders, Frances McCleaf, Ann lanl, Mary Cluck Alice Heintzelman, Ruth Anna Kime, Mildred Nauale, Bettv Cline, Mavsl Slonaker, Genevi ve Scott Bet+v Iaulfman, Janet Bowlina, Ann Wae Rebert, Ellen MVSPS, Kathleen Strausbaugh, Lorr- aine 'elshaar,Helen narshall, JoEllen Mary, Christine Burkhard, Agnes Neelv, Helen Tvson Helen Seabrook, Freda Kumv, Jilda Nc'anns. Bettv Rohrbaund, Marv Jhite, Jane Reck, Esta Fleming, Pauline McC1eaf, Anna Spence, Bet tv Hebert Fave Slonaker, Pauline Musselman, Lorraine Sease, Dolores Smith BAND Clvde Wvers, JoAnne Wortz, Bettv Musselman, Marv Jilson, Phvllis McCleaf, Doris Seifert, Jav Brown Rodnev Harbauah James veikert, Harrv Mvers Clvde Rohrbaugh, Martha Fleminb, Jane Kauffman, Marv White, Robert Heelv, Rov Musselman, Villiam Shultz, Jacob luck, Joseph Musselman, John Vhite, Rav Veikert, Paul Gluck Lorraine Rohrb ugh, Arlene Rohrbeugn, Janet Musselman, Ethel Grace Sanders, Bettv Mc Cleaf, Freda Kump, Fave Slonaker Christine Burkhard, Hilda Mccanns, Esta Fleming, Mav s4e Slonaker, JoE11en Narv Director, Paul A Harner, HI LITES STAFF Lorraine 'eishaar, Gavle Sanders, Bettv Rebert fedltorj, Kathleen Strausbaugh, Glenn Shriner, Robert musselaan, Andrew hugler CHill Billv Hiram! Freda Kump, Helen Seabrook cGOSS1D1Hg Gertiel Fave Slonaker, Mildred Naugle Jo llen Narv Dauline Tusselman, Vilda McCanns, Bettv McC1eaf, Christine Burkhard, Kath vn Herrinw, Dolores Smlth, Gloria lorgan, Kathleen Kump, Lorraine Sease Kart work! Advisor and trpisc, E H Slavbaunh ' No one knows w at he can o until he tries ,. w 1 o - ' ' f J- . ' ' 0 , ' . T ,.1 . , . fi I. . - ' V- y. 1, U . , . L . ,z , u . ew 1 ,fx ,- , , 4 . .r 0 I 0 fl 'I 1 . L .51 ,, . JG. 1 .4 1 I ' . 0 A .x .u 75,5 . nf , 3 ,. A 'K .4 c v , - Y' . 1 G . , w H: , , o o n I . C A 0 nn--Q , .J my Q J 1 1 I 4 , 1 . A I .V ' A . .v , 'H f 1 2.5 . ., ' F , . . TI .h , , U. , Q 1 'W Q ' n A - - . ' . !' .- ' 1 V A., .J - , , , Q - - T' u , . . . .Q o . a 0 5 S - , 1 1 , A . I' K 5 , . . - 1 o , ' V a En o . ' 'C II o n vl I fi ' wa, 3 'a 1 K ' .' 1. , ' , . . 1 r ,,. ' A ur. 1, 7 0 . ., u ' ' ' 4 o 'T Rov Musselman, Robert Musselman, Glenn Shriner, Clair Bowling, William Shriner, Jill- v. - 1 ' 1 EL L: 1 Q . ' . . A 1 u 22. . A. o w 1 M 1 v D 'F 1 ' ..L 1. - . .. 1. A, . . . . Y 'T' T ' ' -D .u . x , 11 0 ' . . Tu Z' B 0 , 4 , r.. e a. Q . . , .. ' D r A + L c - - - . , 'Y I-1 , G e 0 I' -0 - r D ' ' V' , H L1 . . Ti . J. , V 4 A v , , I 5 ,' . Y . J ' L. ' - J .w' L ' . o 4 . o , lm ' ' . U 1 . Y . , . . , , . . . . o - . . o 'Y Y ' ', O - . 1 '. 9. I r . ' ' ' -I .. A f - - -- . . f Q 1 -I . - ,L , , 0 o - -Q 'u'I , - ' , I 1 A , - . A. - . Q . . A 0 . - 0 Y I E , , L 'ff v '. . 1- P, . -3 M' H . rv C A 0 .X 4. , 0 0 . C O 0 I ll h d , fhfzynnfb naw' SOCCER SQUAD HI LITES STAFF SOFTBALL SQUAD BA SKTETBALL TEAM .MLA sl Pl fkr-Pr V4 -4 fl 'Wi FH' W 0 fail Hg, ww BASEBALL SQUAD GIRLS BASKETBALL BAND GLEE CLUB 7. 8. I3 25. 2 . 2 . 26. 29. 3 . 35. 36. 59. ? 5 6 7 8 50 THE ANCHOR'S PUZZLE AND PASTIME PAGES JJ DO YOU KNO: YOUR SCHOOL? D0 YOU KNO YOUR ADVERTISERS? Q All ansrers to questfons on this page and the folloving page may be found in this book Corr ct nsfers will givfn on another page Readv. lets go Who lS the president of the senior class? Vhat bank, in Gettysburg, is now 127 years old? What stole is knovn as the Rexall Store? Who directed this year's senior play? Jhere, in Gettysburg, may one purchase Air Step and Buster Brown Shoes? What tire store has this slogan, A Tire For Fvery Need ? Vho is the Fal1field Dealer fo 7enlth Radios? How many pupils are in the senior class? From whom do the seniors purchase candy which they sell at school affairs? What store is known as 'Gettysbu.rg's Complete Self Service Mar1fet ? From whom did the present junior class purchase their class rtngs? The senior class goes to New Yorl on their annual trip Hov are they transported? Vho was the F H S soccer coach during the past season? Jhat was the name of the junior play? hat shop in Gettysburg is well known for automobile body and fender repairing? From what fulnltule store did we borrow furniture for several o our plays? The Superior Neat Harket in Gettysburg is run by what Fairfield resident? What business college has branches in both York and Harrisburg? Each year our entire student body spends a day at Hershey Park Whose trucks are used to transport them theres Who advertises as Vour Favorite Baker ? If von HShop At Shermans , what mlaht you buy? 'ho is the president of the Fairfield School Board? Jhat tailor has the slogan, lork Done The ay You Like It'? 'hat automobile dealer sells the type of car that Mr Slaybaugh drives? What H D does all the physical checking of F H S athletes? lhere in Fairfield can one buy Atheys lOOd Pure Paint? Who can save you 'Ui a pound on coffee by selling you 'Gold Standardn? This book was planographed b what company? nYou will Find What You Want' at ?????? Mr B A Seabrook is manager for the ? ???? ? The son of what local school board member runs a garage in Fairfield? Who is the director o our school band? Of what organization is C B Dougherty the manager? Who is the proprietor of the Fm itsburg Quality Shop? What is sold there? Vhat Gettysburg shoe is Exclusively A Candy Shop ? Nr. Robert B Martin suggests that you banl at ??? ???? This yearbook is dedicated to ??? ????? Jho directs the F H S Glee Club? To whom should one go if he wishes to buy a Chrysler or a Plymouth? Many of our students have pictures taken at the Home Studio Where is it located and who is the proprietor? me recently built a beautiful funeral home in Fairfield? In Gettysburg, to buy insurance or real estate, see ??????? What are the Fairfield High School colors? Jhat printer in Gettysburg printed last year s commencement programs? What Barber Shop in Gettysburg is called by the same name as the first team in any sport? Ihat jeweler on Baltimore Street, Gettysburg, has been established in that busineg for a long time? Jho is r Clyde uumperv Jhat does he do? Jhere is his place o business? Who is in charge of Fairfie1d's National Defense Program? Where does the class meet? what Tire Shop in Emmitsburg is run by a man with the same name as one of our junior boys? e. .zseescse 0 V 9 J 'Fl - be . . lo . U' . 2. 2 3 s if 4. . X 1 . 5. V 6 0 o 4 A 7 Q 1-' 1 P J . 80 0 V . 99 7 . 10. f ' - . . ll. 5 . 12. : . J 15 I R O I I 140 v ' . 15. W V ' 16. L T r f . 1 A 4 l 1 F . - . 19. 1 , I so ' U A ' 21: . A c - H , r . I 22. Who is the baseball coach at F. H. S.? ll ' ' ' y '. 5 Tl A c ' 5 , 27. V - s 0 i L ll, o A o Q . . 28. N ' . . so. R ' ' 7 ..... ' 510 Q ' o 0 . .... . ? 52. . 35. 7 f . 4 . . sv. . .f ' , f aa. , ...?..... 406 I Y I 0 O 4 . 410 - 4' o F 4 ,., v. ' , 45. 1 ...... 44, ' . 4 , 2' . - - ,, 2. ' . 4 . ' 4 . Xin ' , 4 . T IE . n . .'S .'x f - , 49. W . Complete the Jingle: And this one: A fellow who lived on our street, Get a haircut at Shop, From bought all of his meat, Then to ,the tailor, you hop, Bought his milk all from For a suit which you choose, And when he went to town Then let fix your shoes, From bought candy so sweet And you'll look like a million, old top Jumbles. Below are the names of firms which have advertised in this yearbook. How many them can you arrange so as to read correctly? Stores YRESSDUF Restaurants and Soda Fountains SIRRAH SREHTORB TNDAF TRESNIM ELDXUE MOFFCAN RISHEF LIBEKS DAIFIERFL LETOH GREZFIN 4 RFBAFS HE.T'I'YSGUGR WARDHARE OESTR CITJESMA . TOUGBERYD DNA LARTYEH RENOVAH 'VRAHIDARE OC T H GARMIN In order to help you in solving these puzzles, and to give fur ther recognition to those who by their advertising, made it possible for us to publish this book, we here list the names of all of our advertisers. Please patronize them whenever possible GREYHOUND BUS LINES REMMELS PRINT SHOP wENTz's FURNITURE MU'MPER'S STUDIO EMMITSBURG QUALITY SHOP HANOVER HARDWARE OO. BROf1N's DAIRY GETTYSBURG HARDYJARE STORE N F SNOWBERGER, OLDS FAIRFIELD HOTEL COFFMAN FISHER CO DELUXE RESTAURANT GETTYSBURG NATIONAL BANK GETTYSBURG ICE and STORAGE SUPERIOR MEAT MARKET LOREN MURCHISON COMPANY MARY RAMER fINSURANCEl MAJESTIC SODA GRILL ROMAYNE MILLER fCANDY, PENROSE MYERS Num N s tual B 'Rn wsu w 'f 'WAN Ml. GETPYSBURG MOTOR SALES HARRIS BROTHERS MORTS TIRE SHOP DOUGHERTY and HARTLEY H and H MACHINE SHOP J B WADDLE JOHN J REINDOLLAR SHAMILLE. HAIRCUT SHOP FAIRFIELD GARAGE GEORGE M ZERFING PTOPLES DRUG STORE VARSITY BARBER SHOP JAMES UI. NEELY DUNLOP TIRE STORE S L ALLISON THE HOME STUDIO FABER'S K SODA FOUNTAIN, FRED T NAUGIE GEORGE F ROSENSTEEL SHERMAN'S STORE S DREYFUSS and COMPANY H T MARING MYERS SHOE SHOP GILBERT'S TAILOR SHOP FAIRFIELD ELEVATOR ROHRBAUGH'S GARAGE DR IRA HENDERSON C G FRAILEY and CO NEWMAN'S MEAT MARKET THE TAILOR SHOP, fPITZER'Sl THE SHOE BOX BENDERS CUT RATE STORE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF FAIRFIELD HINER'S GARAGE MINTERS STORE ACME MARIUPTS F and T RESTAURANT JOHN C LOWR f O THOMPSON BUSINESS COLLEGE iff. W, X ' 'H 3 aluzrhszmldi A ua A 6 X ll Knew 'Q Bdhv veal all 'W ,zffbflyi ff A M 57 f iQ I I Doo O 0 of g 52 1. 5. . 2. 4. S. 50 f J e. ' 5. 7 . S. - . gl I O .l.l1 1v:1. ,- , .. nv L' w. N I' .3 l.C I gqgjak Q5 H 4 Rf . , A 3 , Bl A' ITOAAQQ? Q -' 21 I ' ' ' f 5 55109 . I S' 4 dl' O. . A x Q 4 ll? S' A Q ' LL-BILLY HIRAM Nuw M Writes Sign' 211 ':l,J:Tf Mornin Glor1e Vyne N Apreol the 5st l94oh plus one Last call boyz and gurls wal bv geminv th1s hear var has shore rolled aroun faster thin nothin and vore old frend H11lB1lly 1s herebve beginnin to commence to writ his last litter to you fer this here t1me I remember how 1 startid to wr1t va 11tters You remember Barney what away he gived me the iob Now 1 don't want you to sav 1 was as gude as he were becuz I new he cudent be beet, but 1 hope 1 have d1d well enuf to pleeze you CNew stanzal You know 1 has bin turrible heppv s1n' 1 started wr1t1n you litters 1 g1ts a b1g k1ck out of 1t bu 1 tell you thet 1 got a bigger kick outa comin down thar ta see vou this var I saw durn neer all them plays and lotsa genes ol besketball but dew to the dope snow 1 couldnv get to see evirvthin you hed Jal 1 seed thet play called meet1n susie er somethin like thet and that war the funniest thing 1 iver did sea. boy how thet guv could git the wim en and thet sorta gitted me Thar he cud g1t all them wimm n purtv ones two and 1 a1n't never been able to glt one vit o corse springs a comin sew mebbe thars st1ll hopes fer me course 1 1s a little l1ke thet guy wot wrote this hear collum last yar he warnt so clazy bout the wimmen much e1ther. 1 meens that 1 is that wav but 1 aint so shure he d1d. if he warnt so durn interested 1n love how come he always spilled so menv w1rds rong 1 giss 1 sorta got offn the subject bout thet pley say 1 would likked to seed thet pr1sef1ghter fit 1 a1n't half as tough as he lit on he war but 1 believe 1 could a likked him maybe Now that perfessor man of yours war a tellin me a lot abou thet other play you are a havin down thar in april it made me shiffer when he sed they culled 1t somethin like the crawlin scarecrow an 1 don't want ta miss that m1n1steral you 1s hav1n in mas p1r don me 1 meen mae cas the perfessor sez them black men w1l1 be ther and 1 knows th ev 1s funny Barney seed 1t lest yar and he give a speech but 1 a1n't goin to give you none cause 1 1s too busy to writ 1t bes1ds 1 a1n't no acter an 1 nos 1t I were down to vore temple of edd1cat1n the othir day 1t am alright two but 1 tnink you shud git thet prencapil o yours a wagon er esculleratir er somethin. it wud safe the Qld feller meny a step from h1s ooffize to h1z techin room. 1 sp1nt sum tyme watchin thim practize baseball and softball them sure 1s funny guys and gals gimes I heerd the coachman say now what is you goin ta do cause the basses are loaded 1 got a little skeered caus with these here sabotueures aroun blowin up things 1 were afraid mebbe the basses wud blow up But thin sumbuddy h1t the ball hard and all of thim run and nothin happened so 1 dec1ded to hang around now 1 hopes 1 kin see som games. Wal talkin about saba sabit sabin wall 1 mean them guys whot 1s blowin up things and stuff wal talk1n about th1m makes me mansion somethin wh1ch all of you are sur to be intersted in and thats patriotism bov 1 could'nt misspell thet worl. you no 1 red a slogin the other thet includs about everytin 1 cud say and 1 think it purty gude 1t were this hear This 1s America, love 1t or leave 1t 1 think thet 1s gude aw r1te now 1 giss 1 heve sed abot everything .mebbe 1 will writ ag1n nixt var if you are nize gurleys and fellers end closing hear 1s a little poem 1 thot up to say I heve likked very much to writ to you end 1 hope you likked wot 1 sed But ef vou due not like et skip et und rede wots ahed Wal so long t1ll we meat ag1n as 1ver H111 Billy Hiram C JAK J P.Z. - Ef env of yuz gits up to skunk holler junction look me up. I live 1n the houze besid the telefone pole. bitter come befor 1 gits kot in th drift cause 1 heer they 1s sendin all our boyz to Cowboy Citv Hollow - oh 1 meen Indiantown Gap - and thet 1s much further away thin 1 now live. G bye now. Laugh and the world laughs with you, weep and You weep alone UHI A ' ll N , f Q, 9 an f.:'Uf'l 1-- fr? :QM J!z...:5J xvnig' ' '-ieiiff 1 ' o A ' ' L A . 0 ' rote to yuh last yar bout this here part o the countree and thin whin he moved fur fur , l O . 1 ' . . . U . 0 t , . I .9 . 0 - 1: . . . .L . . 0 Q e , ' , . . . 1 I 0 b . I Q . , - Q 0 'I' I I O .. L I . . , - 1 u . A , 0 I . 1 I A 0 . 1 0 . O . - I O Q I I I O O ' 1 O O GOSSIPING GERTIE SAYS Another school year has passed too quickly. what plea memorie it will leave in our minds Plays soccer, basketball and baseball games ances parties ,roman ces member nThe Strange Bequest' nThe Jinding Road' HI ro c n san nThe Scarecrow Creeps WCo menoement Minstrel' Band and Glee Club Concert all gone but far from forgotten magazine campaigns Christmas card selling .candv. some at a big bargain due to the mice ..HCluckie takes the place of nTack1e' in chewing .'JohnnvH Mort brings his best girl to school with him nM1l1ie' falls for Glenn s singing, We Threen nln The Gloaming' .Roy and Freda go to District Band Meeting and Concert Mr Shaffer becomes interested in his vitamins Seniors win girls basket ball tournament. .Home Hygiene course ends and all pass movies at school are en1oved by everyone ..espec1ally Millie favorite love birds nBettyn and nBob'. .Paul and ossie' . ae and Ira .Arlene and Paul ..Kathleen and 'Whitey' Evelyn and nlrish Omar and Leanna Thelma and uLouie ...Joe and Theda . Martha and 'Dutch' .Torralne and Tom .Roy and Jov nBob and Martha Mae.. Mike nTvs onu to Helen 'Wibn f n a new interest at New Oxford Kathleen composes 'Little Johnny Brown to tune of WTh tle Brown Jug the nSon' still shines for Bettv Ruth and her Wiseman . Jo Ellen still gets a away neu home Mavsie and 'lillien have much correspondence with Penn State . oh boy Miss Stoner gets her second childhood Evelyn undergoes opera tion and everyone misses her .Helen Single reports she likes hcusekeepin better than rench Favorite songs M Slavbaugh HI ll Never Smile Again' ulrish , nSweet va llna . Fave, Blllv Bov Freda, nHow Can I Leave Theevn Martha, 'In An Old Dutch Garden 'Johnny' White, Waiting At The Gate For Katien Miss Stoner, ncarrv Me Back T Old Virginian . Betty Cline. nYou Are My Sunshine Seniors plan New York Trip Mav 26 27,28 29 Hotel Taft radio programs Fred Waring Philip Morris Caval for bus donkey ball game faculty stars seniors all write in American Legion Essay Contest wishing well most popular Inquirer feature of F H S Maysle collects plot ures of Indiantown Gap soldiers 'Bill' Shultz gets a deer dearv.. Could it be nEan e e tx Rohrbaugh and Clyde M rtha and Jack. Frances and 'Eddie Gloria and nDonn1e . hel Grace and nSam ane and 'Firp Dolores and Fdn H nn e n HB '... Calvin and Mary E t and Pete .Ellen and HBudu Joe and Mabert Paul and Dolores Merle and Janet Jayne McG and Anna hae 'Peach and Warren Paul Baker and Bet ty Shlndledecker Lorraine N and Tommy mv. mv did I get them all? hope I have'nt sllghted anyone Commencement Date, Wednesday. May 21 Mr Livengood, Secretary of In ternal Affairs of the State to be speaker. Com encement dance, May 25 .Baccalaureate May 18 Hershey trip, May 25 grades, uh, oh, May 26 seniors last thoughts goodby to everyone we will miss you next year keep going strong . write to those of us who leave town work hard like we did t remember the class of 1941 we will re member you thanks everyone, especially teachers s'1ong now Gertie IHESD 4's,4e Answers To Questions On Puzzle Page 1 Iaysle Slonaker 2 Gettysburg National Bank 5 Peoples Drug Store 4 Miss McCleaf 5 The Shoe Box 6 Dunlop Tire Shop 7 H C Hlner 8 Nineteen 9 John C Lower C 10. Acme Market ll. Loren Murchison Co 12 Greyhound Bus 15. Mr Sheffer 14 HThe Sc arecrow Creepsn 15 H and H Machine Shop 16 Wentz's Furniture store 17 Charles Reck 18 Thompson Business College 19 Fred Naugle 20 George Rosensteel 21 Mens and Boys 'urn1sh1ngs, Shoes 22 Mr Martin 25. Mr. H. E Brown 24 G11bert's Tailor Shop 25. N. F Snowberger 26 Dr Henderson 27 John Reindol1ar's 28 J B Waddle 29 John S Sw- ift Co. 50 C G Fralley's 51 Fairfield Elevator Co. 52. P M Rohrbaugh 55. Mr Paul Farner 54. Gettysburg Ice and Storage eo. 55. J E Houck, clothes. 56. Romayne Millers 57 The First National Bank of Fairfield 58 Parents and Teachers 59. Miss Stoner 40 Glenn C Bream 41 Baltimore Street, Mr. John Mumper 42 S L Allison 45. Mary Hamer 44. Red and Blue 45 Mr Remmel 46. Varsity Barber Shop 47 Penrose Myers 48. A photo grapher, Baltimore St across from M1nter's 49 C LeRoy Sheads, Fairfield Garage 50 Morts Tire Shop Jingles l Newman's , Brown , Neely 2 Shamille, Pitzer , Myers. Jumbles Stores 1. Dreyfuss 2 Harris Brothers 5 Minters 4 Coffman Fisher 5 Zerfing 6. Getty sburg Hardware Store 7 Dougherty and Hartley 8. Hanover Hardware Co. 9 H. T Mar ng Restaurants 1. F and T 2 DeLuxe 5 Kebils Fairfield Hotel 4 Fabers 5. Majestic, X'- ll YI ' I ooo ' . our oo 4 ' S ' ooo . 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Wx, ,..d K 2 gl V 1 ., Z any 'Mu 11 ,-3,X?r.N, vi LEE? 'mi 4-'r 1F ' n-14 - .4 2 'es 5. 'vga -2? 5' -, ,giv- vwx K af 51,332 dawg ff W WMM mv' 32 Is. Wi' W 3 -xi ga. 5113 nm Iwi: in mr uw 'fb -F ...-.., President Secretary John White Samuel Musselmnn --N Vice President Treasurer Jacob Gluck Paul Cluck MASON DIXON CHAPTER Future Farmers Of America Although ou. chapter is the smallest in the county we have taken part in most of the F F A activities during the past year. We attended the picnic at Mont Alto where we wer6 taken through the school by tne Pennsylvania State Forester We took part in many judg ins contests, judging cattle, hogs, sheep, swine, potatoes and corn To participate in these contests we went to the South Mountain Fair, Fast Berlin, New Oxford, Gettysburg Many of our group finished well up in the contests In the F F A basketball tournament at Fast Berlin we were beat n in a hotly contest d game by the Biglerville Chapter Our chapter is represented in the recently formed Apple County Fhapter vhich meets once each montn The officers of each school are included in this county chapter. At a recent meeting the county chapter decided to sponser a gun club in which all of the local chapters are to participate le are anxiously looking forward to taking part in thls new activity We are also looking forward to the spring judging contests to be held at several large da1ry farms in this section Our softball team is also gettlng in shape for the spring games e in the Th was so ership lookin subjects studied this year includedcattle raising , poultry and general material agricultu e field F F A Group is one of the most active groups in Fairfield High and this year progressive tqat we expect a much larger group next term Under he capaule lead of r Pichard Lighter, who is Adams 'ounty Advisor in Agriculture, we are g for:ard to a very successful year H e plovman homeward plods his weary way -it Compliments of Compliments Of HARRIS BROTHERS TEXAS HOT WFINER SHOP Clothes For The Fntire Family t B31t1POT9 Stree Chambersburg St Gettysburg, Penne Gettysburg' Perma 1 7 ' Headquarters for Jen s and Boy s Quality Clothes a Furnishings - GETTYSIIUHBMUIIII Sum Gfezm CBream PLITYOUTH HRYSLER Ban Uni Can Yet IN Chanhnbnrg lt. 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N' .- v 1' C rLinHc mmf F 11r:N,'f21' Let US Do It B DRY Cl' .ANI WG JL-3 Work Done The Jav Lou Like 24 Chambersburg Get sburg Pennsrlvanla Comnllrnents Of YOUR FAVORITT BAKER GEORGE F ROSDISTHIIL -IS.-L Emmi tsburg, Marvland -1. 2'-x-ze 40 VLINTOU STR 'I' NEWARK NEI JERS Y Class rlngs and pins medals E R M A N Complete Line Of MEN and BOYS GLOWHINIG and F'URNIcHINGS and trophies, commencement SHOES FOR THE PNTIRL FAMILY invitations and diplomas Supolied rings for the class 20 York Street of 1942 Get ovsbxrg Pennsvl mnia -X--X-6' -3- lf-X 'X- Shon At Shermans G I L E R T ' S JT Q . 1 A '. ' - , It 3 91 ' '- -1353!-51' . - St. . , ty - .. 7 ' S H - ' S LOREN MURCHISON COMPANY, INC. .. J L' EE in Q 1' L ,. , 'X-'ZHHI-KHPGG if-33-5 Q - 0 'X-53? if-XJR' 51' -X-X-'23 L Q P , x'Z'1 o r , 1 P T Jil. FD ,J Mo 10 177 Getfvsbwfg, Pennsvl rmia mf MSO f c rw ion fPI'1iSb1l E, We bm' Amerfrm 'Association Comme oi 1 o71ef:es N'! 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I 'T 1 ,L 3:1 Q FOR TRIPS NEAR OR TRIPS FAR And FOR ECONOMY - COMFORT - CONVENIENCE Use GREYHDUND LINES w++++44 Phone GREYHOUND RESTAURANT Gettvsuurg 451 R E M M E L S PRINT SHOP 54 Chambersburg Street Gettysburg Pennsvlvania Compliments GEORGE E MCGLAUGHLIN Fairfield PennsV1r1n1a Phone 295 For GEORGE M ZERFING Guns Fine Tools Sherwin williams Paint Glass Gettvsourg Pennsv1vanIa THE TAI LOR SHO P J T PITZER Excluslve Tailoring and Haberdasherv Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing 4++++4+ On The Square Gettvsburg Pennsvlvania COFFMAN RISHER Mens and Bovs Clothing Ladies 'Ready To Jear Accessories Drv Goods, Notlons Shoes Tovs ,H Center Square Gettvsburg, Pa Comnliments Of PEOPLES DRUG STORE DRUGS MEDICINRS, TOILET ARTICLES wlwm-am Phone 305 W a' + Gettvsburg Pennsvlvania Of Q . A 1 43691-65 . , Xf,' I 0 O . . VY 1 - '- I Con H ' . The Rem11 store Q ' -M , I .? lil 9 95 -WHT' GH' '- , O A 50C Rowqvne N1l1er's Home Made Candies EXCLUSIVVLY A CANDV SHOP Part-V Orders Av lable hsmoevsb lg St ,Getl,vsb.1rg, P DELUXE RESTAURANT Ch b GETTYSBURG PA lc d Compliments Of Spec' lizlng I Home Dressei And Ho me Cured MEATS 25 York St Ge., ,Shar-g Pennsvlvmla HTNLO P TIRE STORE' H Tire Of verv Nea Tire for Everv Pocketbook Center Square Gethrsburq Phone 411 X TIN SHOT BOX Xu' Step und liusfer Bros n Shoes l P1 IH SRURf PA EMI ITSBURG QUALIT3. SHOP E Houck Prom-ietom SUITS 'VOPCOATS FURNISHI WGS For MEN BOYS Mmmit sburg Marvland Comoli me-nts Of HAT OV? HARDJJARE CO Carlisle and Chestnut Sta. Hanover, Pa. If You Trv YOU WILL BUY NILK and CREAM From BROWN ' S DAIRY Fairfield Perma. n L . . n ,, phone 171-X Of: Route 30 VL 53 am ersburg Street . Eff, : Dinners and U lo cart ' All in s of Sandwiches 1. .. LZ' 5 L. an , --1 , . , A 'F' ' E , d' RECK'S SUPERIOR MEAT MARKET IIA -w 4 g Q, n ,ie . 'A n 5 v H J ' Q 4. ti, . Q. , , r . Jo c Q 1 F E - 4 v - ., - 4 n A 4 w z I .N , .' , ' V .Q ' A I 5 Q 3. . A -n I , I i nf A , THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK H. C. HINER of Authorized Dealer For Zenith Radios FAIRFIELD Official Insnection Ststion 7992 Cowmercial Accounts Savings Accounts Renalring, Tires. Tubes Batteries Christmas Club Accounts Safe Deposit Boxes For Rent Phone 55 Member Federal Denoslt Insurancw Corporation Fairfield Pennsvlv nia FAIRFIELD Pennsvlvauia E T U D 133 Baltimore Street GETTYSBURG PENNSYLVANIA John A Mumner Proprietor MINTER'o STORE Groceries, Produce and Sea Foods 46 Baltimore Street Gettvsbuxv, Pennsrlvania MARY RAMER INSURANCE AND RLAL ESTATE 41 Baltimore Str et GG++73bHWg Pennsvlvaula Comnliments Of THE JOHN C. LOIER CO INC Get xsburg, Penna HHOLESALL GROCERS Compliments Of S L ALLISON Fairfield Pennsvlvanla MORT'S TIRE SHOP Tires Batteries Gas-Oils CHAS P MORT Proprietor Phone es Emmltsburg, Ma T H H O M E S I O R NOTARY PUBLIC 'Fr vu, Q ' 1 , L'i Ya H C . rx . . Compliments Of N F. SNOJBERGZR OLDSMOBILE Comvliments Of MYERS SHOE SHOP Get+vsburg MUMPER STUDIO Gettvsburg DOUGHERTY AND HARTLEY Gettvsburq VARSITY BARBER SHOP Getrvsburg Compliments Of PAUL B KEBIL Fairfield E H NEWMAN Fairfield C L SHEADS Fairfield JAMES U NEELY Fairfield -IH'-Y: The codfish lava a million eggs, And the helpful But the codflsh To tell us what And so we scorn And the helpful Wh'ch indicates hen lays one, does'nt caolfle she's done, the codfish Gov, hen we prize, to You and me It pays to advertise FAIRFIELD ELEVATOR CO E A Seabrook Manager Fairfield Penxa C G FRAILEY and Groceries Drv Goods You Will Find Jhat lou want A I L E Y Notions JOHN J RrIIDOLLAR LVSPNt1.nS In Hardware Atnevs 100' Pure Paints Phone 4 Je Deliver Fairfieli Penna R O H R B U G GAQAGF Save '7y! A Lb Buy . GOTD STANDARD COFF5F Vacuum Packed Tins General Auto Revairing Gas-Oils Batterles Tires Fairfield Pennsylvania 552105 J. B WADDLE Member Of Community Pure Food Stores Low Prices On Congoleum Rugs O V H ' n -Q A I n . K. havnesboro Pennsylvania ' g .1 .. . O O -A V N , A O I I .K 1 . In Em ltSU1Tg . T A . . CO. ' I lf. . ff 3 I 3 ,. , A3 1 . at o F R ' S ' 0 O A H ' S A .A 1 . 1' F A B E R ' S SO A.FOUNTAIN LUNCH Center Square Gettysburg,Pa. Comuliments Of ACME MARKETS Gettysburg's Complete Self Service Market -1-SH? 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