Fannett Metal High School - Tuscaroran Yearbook (Willow Hill, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1950 volume:

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N ' 1 S '. . - Qc: A lx ' N 'mx X 1, X Nr, TLISCARCDRAN Published by the Senior Class of l95O Fannettsburg Pennsylvania Metal Township High School Foreword We the class of 1950 have published the flrst year book ever to be printed by the Metal Township High School The turn of the Century has been selected as its theme as we believe this flftleth year to be the mark of dlVlSlOn between the past half century and the next fifty years to come We have chosen as It name The Tuscaroran 1n honor of the Tuscarora Tunnel whxch we consnder a famous landmark of our township The Tuscarora Mountain forms the west boundry of Path Valley which con stltutes a part of northwestern Franklin County The mountain took IIS name from the Tuscarora Indians who havxng been defeated by the Whites 10 North Carolxna fled to the North for protection Approxlmately a half century following the settling of the Tuscaroras General Braddock and ames Burd cut a road from Shlppensburg through Southern Pennsylvania to Ft Duquesne After Braddock s defeat the work on this road was discontinued havmg progressed as far as Bedford In 1831 the road was continued by the Pennsylvania Railroad and surveys were made concernmg a rarlway In 1885 when the great project was half flmshed the order was glven to stop work but the Old South Penn was not forgotten In 1937 Governor Earle signed a bill for the creation of a Pennsylvanla Turnpike Com mlsslon This txme the tedious plans and the strenuous labor led to success The result was an amazxng Dream Highway whlch we know as the Pennsylvama Turn pnke Path Valley s pride ln this Dream Hlghway IS the Tuscarora Tunnel The Tuscarora portal surveys a vxsta of natures handiwork Each season contributes an array of unsurpassed beauty whether lf be the lacy vlrgln green of early budding hlllsldes summers gay golden haze autumns lntrrcate deslgn and colors or wmters white majestlc hulls and valleys Txme IS the element ln these mx aculous transformatrons Similarly the seasons m our lxves wnll change and vary as we determine them Again time IS the decldmg factor ln the transformation of our hves Our hopes and expectatlons will alter and expand until Tlme has made them relatrves When our vaguest xdeas have proved to be true we have reached maturlty and the end of the portal To thls portal the Tuscarora Tunnel and to all who shall pass through xt we make our dedxcatlon These lIldlWldU3lS will ln great measure affect our future for they constltute a natlon That they who leave w1ll benefit from thxs unusual beauty IS our smcere desire By this sharmg with others we hope to msure the true sense of democracy I a ! . . , - 7 I 9 , J . . , 1 1 ' 9 1 . , - , ' I1 li . , . . . , - . , . . . . . . , . 7 . . . , , . . . 1 1 9 , . . . . . . . . .- A . , ' s ! I v ' 1 s - 1 4 X C5 1 A Jvc ! 7 ,QA 5 1 , wif I' s F, 2 -'ik' P . M - 2 V7 A ...J 5 S Harry Glass President School Board Secretary Harry Geyer Vlce Presndem Wrlham Curfman Jacob Wmeman Treasurer Page 6 john St. Clair E E Blackburn BS A M Pennsylvama State College Supervrsmg Prmcxpal A very drstmctxve recognmon IS recognizable rn regard to you the Class Of 1950 of the Metal Townshrp Hlgh School You have the unenvlable posmon of a Trall Blazer group m the sponsorship of the frrst Annual to be rssued m the name of our school The TUSCARORAN IS the result of work begun early m the school year and you have carried rt to a successful frumon May your efforts serve as a sumulus for classes whnch follow and be a crowning glory to your sojourn wlth us May success crown your every effort Sincerely, E E Blackburn Page 7 . . , . ., . . U . . 9 3 ' ' ' ' N ' n . . . . . . . Facult Mrs Kathleen Shoop, AB Mrs Kathleen Yocum BS Bucknell Umverslty Shlppensburg State Teachers College English French Home Economxcs Soc1alStud1es Robert W Kochenour, BS Shnppensburg State Tteachers College Science Mathematics Mrs Vena W Jones Mrs Elrzabeth North RN Juniata College Chester County Hospital Musnc Page 8 School Nurse ref Y3' ' l l . E . ,B.s. . ' ,I . . E lOR Iii-Dam. x 'S K 65111 ffffflv fjj 2 2 Li: Wig, 1 +--5' f W -h M-an Q f A 1- 'Q ' tu , , I wk d Wtky I . X N X X RM ,M xx-M ummm' ,Le wx P William Curfman r Baseball 2 3 4 Soccer 3 4 Dramatxcs 3 4 Sctenoe Club 3 F F A 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 Class offtcer 2 Newspaper 2 Wtlltng to help wnth class propects Interested m the Freshman class-they say Longs for the day school ts over Lanky tall has wavy hair amce Brtcker tballl 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 H A 2 3 Dramattcs 2 3 4 Class offtcer 2 3 4 Newspaper 2 jolly and gay Acuve nn sports also attracttve Never alone must have company Is always ready for some fun Choosy when nt comes to boys Eager to please -IoanCarl1n Ban IZSFHA34 jotns wtth jamce tn most projects On to the techntque of getung her man Always quiet, easy gotng Ntghts out are frequent Page 10 Sof ,sas sung 91351: '-15 ny: ss , . , . H 79 ' ,J. ,si ,S ni g '!Y9: Yl 3 rr - d,,g...,. - u- n 1 w Patsy Cowan Chorus 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Dramatrcs 2 3 Softball 1 2 3 4 Class officer 1 2 3 4 FHA 3 Forensncs 3 Newspaper 2 4 Pretty blond haxr blue eyes and of course a steady Actrve on the softball freld and always dependable Thinks independently needs no assistance on that lme Carl Johnson FF A 1 2 34 StateCollege34 Classes should be overlooked he thinks Always wears bright shlrts to school Restless when test trme comes Lxkable wnth blond hanr and blue eyes Sara Lee Miller Glee Club 1 Danclng Club 2 Softball 3 Chorus 4 Basketball 1 2 Newspaper 4 Short blond baxr and pearly teeth Artrstrc rn taste Rates an A rn neat and attracuve appearance Accompanres the H S chorus on the plano Page 1 1 , , , s , , , 9 ' , , 4: Baseball 3, 49 Soccer 3, 4g Dramatics 4g Science Club 3 Donald McCurdy Baseball 2 3 4 Soccer 1 2 3 4 Dramatxcs 2 3 Sclence Club3 F F A 1 2 3 4 Newspaper2 Masculxne type-also dark and handsome Always out for a good ume Cooperative worker Nancy Rodeniser Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, F. H. A. 3g Science Club 33 Dramatics 2, 3, 4g Forensics 55 Class officer 1, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper 2, 4. Never loses her temper Able to cope wxth most sltuauons Nonchalant, does not get exclted Can do a thang rf she trxes Yearns for the day when no one must make book reports Betty Shearer Band 1, 2, 3 4 Brass Quartette 2 3, 4 Chorus 1 2, 3, 4 P M E A 4 Trio 1 2, 3,4 Forensxcs2 3 Dramaucs 2 3 4 F H A 3 4 Class officer 1 4 Scorekeeper 2 Scrence Club 3 Newspaper 2 4 Bemg late doesn t bother her Eager to sandy musu: Takes any opportumty to represent the school Talkauve describes her well Yields not to worrles and such Page 12 ,,s ,,,s ',:' 3---,,,S - 93 !g 3 s ---. :', 9 ,a vs?--'sl if ' 5 3 ,- Q ,- . , Loulse Shoop Band12 3 4 P M E A 2 BrassQuaru:tte2 3 4 Softball 1 2 3 4 Dramaucs 2 3 4 Forensics 3 Chorus 1 2 3 4 P M E A 4 Trrol 2 3 4 Classoffxcerfl Newspaper 2 4 Lover of music Orderly and neat Usually smnlxng has two mce dxmples Is West Chester bound Studtous Earnest worker Wayne St Clalr 'bf Baseballl 2 3 4 Soccerl 2 3 4 Bandl 2 F F A I 2 3 4 Dramatncs 4 Class offlcer 2 State College 2 3 4 Sclenoe Club 3 Newspaper 2 4 Wxdely known athlete Able to handle the Bulck wxth ease Yen for Mercersburg Nice looking with good shoulders Ever ready for some fun Class Motto Through tnals to tnumph Class Colors Green and gray Class Flower Carnatlon Class Theme: The turn of the century. 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In Retrospect The year nlneteen hundred forty s1x marked our entrance mto high school Twenty one 1ns1gn1f1cant freshmen we were called Even though we were just l1ttle freshmen our class was well represented ln the athletic fxeld Returmng to school ln the fall of nmeteen hundred forty seven we found that our number had been reduced to fourteen Soon after organlzlng under the leadershrp of Mrs Yocum we declded upon the xdea of havxng bake sales as a means of makxng money This proved very successful in enlargmg our treasury In October of that year we had our flrst roller skatlng party We also sponsored a party later ln the year ln honor of the senlors In our Englrsh class we studied forms of debates and then put on a morn mgs assembly ln the form of a formal debate The subject for debate was the consolxdatxon of schools It was a most 1nterest1ng program so xnterestmg tn fact that each other class was afrald to compete w1th ours and refused to put on an assembly Another honor bestowed upon us was that we were chosen as the class to pubhsh the flrst school newspaper the Valley Breeze We rated a co editor Patsy Cowan a feature wrlter Betty Shearer and a buslness manager Nancy Rodenxser Our reporter and clrculatlon manager were anlce Brlcker and ames Rohrabaugh The popular colum1st was our dxrt dauber Loulse Shoop Our four boys were the In the first dramatrc production four from our class were selected for lmportant roles We had representatlves ln FOICUCIC as well Besldes our academtc and dramatxc ab1l1t1es we had athletes such as Wyane St Clair who played on the regular baseball team wh1le Patsy Cowan anlce Bricker and Louise Shoop played on the soft ball team When we returned to school ln nrneteen hundred forty elght for our olly unlor year we found that our class had decreased once more to twelve members The frrst act1v1ty of the year was to carry on the custom of servxng school lunches During the year we sponsored several dances We also sold Chrlstmas cards as a means of maklng money In May we honored the Senior Class with a semi formal banquet held at the College Inn Chambersburg This year T949 50 we have been very busy planmng our yearbook and bu1ld1ng up our coffer for our b1g jaunt to New York C1ty To help us we held a fest1val ln September sponsored a flay entitled The Sunshme Twins and have served school lunches on various Fr1 ays throughout the year In partlng we regret breaking the bonds of frlendshxp that we have had for the past twelve years There IS a mrxed sensatxon of sorrow and joy but we can not help feel1ng a b1t overwhelmed as the thrllls and aspxratlons of graduatton finally become a reallty Page 14 il - u 1 a o ,, - I I , . 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If S .I , X , 4 X f LQ r vim -H, Q 59.5 -, f- ,7LiJ4 A I , -X 4 13, 1 of G N , Q 1,1 X I ov I 1 I7 , 0 ii 1, 'H :Ev 17 Junior Class Flrst row Mabel Hammond Juanita Wagaman Dorothy Fleagle Mary Price Janet Traxler Second row Lynn Adams Howard Shearer Ronald Alexander jack Glass Mrs Shop JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY When our class entered high school we had twelve members Unfortunately three members left us Thxs year our class offxcers are Presldent jack Glass Vice Presldent Ronald Alexander Treasurer Juanita Wagmnan Hrstorlan Mabel Hammond The others are Lynn Adams Dorothy Fleagle Mary Pnce and Janet Traxler There are sxx of our class members ln the band five entered nn sports all the gurls belong to the F H A and all the boys belong to the F F A four belong to the Dramatic Club and one to the Forencxc group For three years we have been a very co operatlve group and expect to con tmue as such throughout our senior year Page 16 . : 9 ' . 7 I I Q ' : 7 3 Q 9 ' ' Secretary ...................................... Howard Shearer 1 3 . J ' U . . , . . , i . . ., i . . . g 1 I I OP om0R a? iw Es X figsg L f Sophomore Class Fnrst row Shtrley Woods Nancy Mutersbaugh Sylvxa Rosenberry jose hme Keadle Second row Paul Shearer Bxll Book, Sherman St Clalr Floyd Baker Bac row jack Umbrell Donald McAllen Guy Grpe Mrs Yocum SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY In September 1948 our class of fxfteen members entered high school as Freshmen Josephtne Keadle and Sylvra Rosenberry entered the chorus and Floyd Baker and Sylvra Rosenberry were again rn the band Durmg the latter Part of the year Floyd Baker josephme Keadle and Sylvia Rosenberry made the Dramatic Club to help wxth the production of our Variety Ntght Program September 1949, our number was decreased to twelve Two of our members JOS8Pl'l1I1C Keadle and Floyd Baken had star roles tn the frrst Dramatic Club pro ductxon of the year The Sunshtne Twms As we got a little more mercenary we began having bake sales Shirley and Sylvxa entered the ple baking contest whlch was held at the Waynesboro High School February 7 1950 jo and Sylvxa attended the Franklin County Musxc Festival on March 7 at Waynesboro High School They also were actlve cheer leaders at our soccer and baseball games Our newly elected officers are President Sylvna Rosenberry Secretary Paul Shearer Treasurer Floyd Baker Hlstorxan Sylvna Rosenberry Class Hlstorlan Sylvta Rosenberry Page 18 . : . l , U ' ' . , E . I : , i , , . : , , , . . .I , Q . . 0 , I- , 0 1' . ' I ' u ' ' n ' . u , O . o c 1 . l 1 - c , , . 1 . Vice President ........ ................. ...... 'I o sephine Keadle I Q00 arrfvff C550 , . N Lwiszqx ' O o', N 'U X M ' 352.13-1' , - Freshmen Class First row Dorothy Shoemaker Elsie Cornelius Adm Witmer joan Geyer Patsy Smith Peggy Grpe Second row Karl 'Thompson Donald Wagaman joe Crider Robert Sechrlst Back row Mr Kochenour Tom Mort Joe jones FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY We are a ha2ppy class although they refer to us as babies. Almost all of us are in some type o athletics. Three are in the band They are- joan Geyer Joe Crider and Karl Thompson The chorus members from our class are' Patsy Smith joan Geyer Peggy Gipe Dorothy Shoemaker and Elsie Cornelius. Class Officers: President ........................................ Patsy Smith Vice-President ............................... - ..... joan Geyer Secretary .................................. Dorothy Shoemaker Treasurer ......................................,.. Peggy Gipe Historian ...................................... Elsie Cornelius Page 20 Seventh S Eighth Grades Flrst row jane Mxley julia Selbert Betty Traxler Lorranne Slmpson Thomas Shearer Russel Gxpe Grace Bock Dorothy Cornelius Kathleen Geyer Barbara Blesecker Second row Robert Rosenberry Allce Traxler Shrrley Long Elame Bricker Mary Ann Park Norma Cooper Ruth Runk Paulme Hampton Darlene jones Shxrley Smxth Lots Nxmmon Pearl Geyer Thnrd row Guy Boggs Norman johnson Harold Johnson Genevleve O Donnell Marte Mxller Mary Lou Howard Nancy McAllen Rose Umbrell Anne Crxder Lyle Adams Fred Wxllwlm Edward Rosenberry Leslle Barrrck, Robert Brncker Back row Mr Wtser Joe Burd George Taylor Arthur Hampton Lewls Shearer john Barrxck Edward Woodal Kenneth Brlggs Fifth 8 Sixth Grades Fust row john Long janet Sexbert Lynn McCurdy joan Mort Arthur Woods Vony Runk B111 Hogan Carolyn Cutshall Norman Guyer Ralph Thompson Second row Rrchard Schooley Audrey Snmpson, Roy Brxggs jane Crxder Shnrley Keadle Lmda Burd Duane Dtller Edward Bell Harold Taylor Henry Hammond Agnes Fleagle Thnrd row Glen Doyle Elmore Gnpe Ronald Wtllnams Wanda Simpson Rlchard Mrller Shnrley Mxller Samuel Crxder james Park Norman Locke Joann Rosenberry Back row Rxchard Shoemaker Patncna Wntmer Martha Wlneman Paul Carlin Kay Carlm Donald Woodal Mxss Lytle Page 21 . 5 1 1' 1 1. 1 ' , . . 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' ' 1 1 ' 1 1 - ,' - Thlrd 8 Fourth Grades Flrst row Patsy Johnson Kay Baker Connxe Arnold Raymond Shoemaker Donald Senbert Thelma Murphy Richard Marun Beverly Umbrell Vonnne Arnold Bonme Groce Second row Nancy johnson Bethelene Schooley Mrrxam Drller Rrchard Woods Margaret Umbrell Carl Geyer Janet Runk joan Locke Foster Hurrell Robert Hammer johnny Wxtmer Third row Mrs Pnper, Edward Mrller Marlin Cutshall Edward Sexbert Martha Traxler Owen St Clarr Jeannetta Guyer Ronald Parmer james Woods Ronald Martm Back row Norman Curfman Ronald Smith Alexander Shearer Guy Cooper Rosezetta Naugle Marvm Adams Clyde Hammond Flrst S Second Grades llrvsl-'7 Frrst row Phyllis johnson, Mary Miller Peggy Marte Rosenberry Betty Parmer Anna Fay Shoemaker Paul Long Terry Simpson, Bobby St Claxr Glen Taylor Mark Wxllrams Carolyn Mxller Nancy Hammond, Robert Wrllnams Second row Gall Hammer Carl Gnpe Bobby Pnce, Dela Woods, Nellxe North, julna Shaffer Glenda Muller Frank North Darlene Cutshall Wana: Mxller Marlene Boggs, Duane Dorty Back row George Hardy Lounse Woods Donald Guyer lm Runk, Barry Hogan, Joyce Smnh, Vnctor Barack, Mxss H111 Page 22 0 N ' . 1 l 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 I . 1 D 1 - : 1 1 1 1 l i 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 - 'l 1 1 1 1 . 1 - 1 . 1 1 1 - 3 I P 7 , Y Y 0 l 1 ' ' ,K - - - , ft-N t . 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T Q 5 Q '- fx U' , i 95's 2' I3 Quai, Ill Band Our band was organrzed ln the school term of 1944 45 under the leadershxp of Mlss Joanna Beck, later Mrs Davld Peckmann The band fxrst had flve members, but lf rapidly increased to over thirty members Mrs Peckmann was forced to leave because of illness and the band was taken over by Mr Lewls who finished the term of 45 46 Miss Gutshall was the next to take mterest ln the band whrle Mrs Howard jones, took over the baton With such a bnef history, there was not much time for concerts Most of our playmg was done at festxvals and food sales durmg the summer Two of our most outstanding performances were at the Path Valley Pxcmc and the McConnel1s burg Farr The concert work was done mostly at Chrrstmas trme and nn the sprung when we held our Music Festival PERCUSSION Merle Gnpe jack Glass josephme Keadle Mary Ann Park Karl Thompson TROMBONES julna Scerbert Betty Shearer Loulse Shoop TRUMPETS Ronald Alexander Floyd Baker Dorothy Cornelius joe Crxder joan Geyer Mary Lou Howard Nancy McAllen Lewis Shearer Ralph Thompson Rose Umbrell CLARINETS Grace Bock Lrnda Elsie Burd Ann Cnder Mary Price Sylvra Rosenberry Page janet Traxler Martha Wfmeman SAXAPHONES Patsy Cowan Dorothy Fleagle Darlene Jones Lots Nxmmons BASS HORNS Lynn Adams joe Burd ALTO HORNS Joan Mort james Park , . , , . . . . attaining her degree in college. She remained till 1948 when our present instructor, Chorus The members of the chorus are First soprano-Janice Bricker Elsie Cornelius Joan Geyer Mabel Hammond Anna Mxley Betty Shearer Dorothy Shoemaker Second soprano-Patsy Cowan Peggy Glpe Mary Price Sylvia Rosenberry Alto-Josephine Keadle Nancy Rodenlser Loulse Shoop Patsy Smith Accompanlst Sara Lee Miller The highlights of the year included our Christmas program our radio ap pearance on WCHA and our spring concert m Aprll We rendered our services at the church on various occasnons Eight of our number represented the school at the County Music Festnval m Waynesboro Betty Shearer and Louxse Shoop partlcxpated m the Dxstnct P M E A Chorus at Hlghspxre Page 25 . . . , . . I , , ' ' I . . . 2 I I I 7 . ' 1 P 7 ' Director-Mrs. Jones. I . ' Dramatic Club ,MQW wacq' The acting careers of the present seniors began in their sophomore year That year four of us were honored with heavy roles in Tlsh the big hit of the season Betty Shearer portrayed Tish and Nancy Rodemser her side kick Lizzie Patsy Cowan and Louise Shoop had equally important roles Tish was the htl airous story of three sptnsters two of which are continually complaining of their ailments and the third constantly reprtmandlng them for doing so The student director was Janice Bricker The next season brought us anuary Thaw Again several members of our class had leads Patsy Cowan Louise Shoop Nancy Rodemser amce Bricker Don McCurdy and Betty Shearer The cast had many humorous moments while re hearsin this entertaining favorite of our high school career January Thaw gives us two amilies one extremely victorian the other the ultimate in rnodemity When circumstances force the two families to live in the same house one can well imagine the results However the clash between these new fangled ideas and those old fashioned methods is finally brought to a halt when nature intervenes Quickly, the 1949 season rolled around and the Dramatic Club discovered the Sunshine Twins alias osephme Keadle and Floyd Baker Our own class boasted a new comer in the person of Wayne St. Clair The two impish lovable twins kept the audience in stitches with their comic renditions. The Dramatic Club, under the supervision of Mrs Shoo , is not a matter of all work and no play There is never a dull moment when the schedule includes moonlight hikes, dances, and dinners, but topping it all is the Bl Night That is the night when the cast, with crossed fingers and high hopes, Execs the audience as one Page 26 0 r-ry, A ' ' 7' - . if 1 In t' .A w 15' J ,, , .. .v 'X ' - ui 1,f'1' ,Y -. v ' , I M . ., I ... ' ' Q A , Q ' nn. I 5 - is X. -..A-awww' 'L , . t f , T 1 i ' I ,ff i 1 ff . . . . . 1 . . . . . . 4 , ' , U . . . . . - . . . . . . . 1 . . . . . . . . J . 0 l 0 0 0 ' 1 y 9 J 1 u I I u u ' n U I . . . . . . . . 3 9 ' . . . . . . . , . N n ' l y - . . . . , . Stage Hands The stage crew is an organization of great importance to the production of a. play or variety show This crew consists of boys and girls from the different classes of the high school The play cast helps with the stage as well Some of the duties of the stage crew are putting up the props and stage the stage itself procuring the stage properties and seemg to lf that things are in order on opening night The class of 50 has had many representatives in this crew Realizing the true worthiness of th1s work they worked long and hard. Page 27 ln extension, hanging the curtains, cleaning all the properties of the stage and also . l . . , .V . . . ll q o ll , . . . . . Y Variety Night The birth of our Variety Night program was ln May 1948 This program of our soloists and of different dancing couples Selections were also rendered by the band and the chorus Our class has been very fortunate in havlng so many members chosen to participate m these representations Page 28 displayed the talents and abilities of the Dramatic Club, of the Forensic contestants, Forensics Metal Townshlp Hxgh School entered mto the Forensxc Contest wxth speech events for the first tlme ln 1948 The contestants were Delores Shoop entermg wrth senous declamatlon joan Laumer wnth poetry and Betty Shearer with Shakes peare reading The result was two vxctorles and one defeat The dlstrlct contest took place at Shlppensburg State Teacher s College where our two wmners went for further compeutron Neither of the two placed frrst but they provnded stuff com petmon and received favorable cntxcxsms In 1949 five contestants entered from Metal Townslup High They were Betty Shearer with Shakespeare reading Nancy Rodenlser with poetry Louise Shoop wxth humorous declamatnon Patsy Cowan wnth radio s eakmg and Juanita Wagaman with serious declamatlon Two vlctorles and two efeats were the result One contestant had no county competition so she automatically completed at the dlstrxcr event whxch was held at Harrisburg Although our gnrls displayed their talents well none recerved dlSIl'lCI vnctorxes Thls year three contestants are preparing to enter Those sartxclpatmg are juanxta Wagaman wrth poetry josephme Keadle with humorous eclamatxon and Floyd Baker wlth rad1o speakmg Page 29 FHA The F H A met and organized for the fnrst ttme ln November 1949 electmg the following offxcers amce Brxcker Presldent joan Carlm Vice Presldent Patsy Cowan Secretary Nancy Rodenlser Treasurer Juamta Wagaman Hnstorxan Betty Shearer Song Leader Dunn 1949 we werent too active because of lack of time for meetmgs But we did ve a spaghetti supper which was very successful The purpose of the sup er was to earn money to send a delegate to the State Convention tn York Ir was eclded that lf should be the resident to represent us Betty Shearer was also selected to smg m the chorus at e conventxon. Returnxng to school nn the fall we elected Mabel Hammond as Secretary and Sylvia Rosenberry as Treasurer Each gul m our club was glven the Homemaker Degree rn acknowledgment of her services to the club In earmng the degree each glrl had to recite the Creed Purpose Flower, Motto Colors Symbols Emblem, and an F H A song She had to hold either an offlce or attend at least one of the meetings held for the F H A gurls Page 30 O O O ., 1 h A 'lynn 2 , JL. J fi C55 Y , ,, ,-as ' I W ' we .gn W s Y' 'M 'L C V ,,-. H A 'al'T:fL7t.A N K r rlim, .4 ,. A , V, , V 4 t A 'fri 3 V - f I K ' ,.,, , r V . - . , y . . . . . J . . . . . . . . . . , . . . 0 l 0 I , E2 . . . 0 O i 4 . . . . . . . . . . . A . . ' f 1 9 1 1 - - - - . . . D - . . . FFA -lr Officers of the Vlce President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Watch Dog F F A for the 49 50 school year There are seventeen members m the group are as follows jack Glass Ronald Alexander Floyd Baker Sherman St Claxr William Curfman Their work conslsts of domg handicraft m the shop plantmg trees and judging cattle Three members attended the week long convennon at State College which IS held each year The local boys came out very successful m the last two wmters jamborees consisting of Chapters from Adams and Franklin County Page 31 O 0 O -,L V' g fc I .mfg ,. M -an I V I W my A . f 3 ' n -v , President ....,......................... ....... H oward Shearer 1 - . , William Curfman ' Baseball 10 to Metal Metal Metal Metal Metal Metal Metal The Metal Township baseball team has been playing inde endent baseball for the last several seasons Last year the team did not have a very successful season having won only three games and losing four The annual game of the season IS against the lannettsburg town team In the last game of the 48 49 season the high school lost by a score Township Township Township Township Township Township Township Hustontown Dry Run Fort Littleton Dry Run l'ort Littleton Hustontown Town Team Infielders' first base Charles St. Clair'l second base gort stop Warren Arnold' third base Ronald Alexander' catcher Wayne St. airl. Outfielders' Donald McCurdy Ray Park Harry Taylor George Baker and Sherman St. Clair. Substitutes' Lynn Adams and ack Umbrell. Pitchers' Paul ones and Don McAllen. 'Captain TManager Mr. E. E. Blackburn Coach Page 32 Softball 'W Lit 6 ian! The girls soft ball team enjoyed a hlghly successful fall season wlnmng frve of seven games played They scored a total of 53 runs to their opponents 35 Metal TOWnShlP Dry Run Metal Townshrp Dry Run Metal Townshrp Dry Run Metal Townshl Dr Run Metal Townshrg Follt Littleton Metal Townshrp Fort Littleton Metal Township Fort Littleton 53 Page 33 Soccer The Green and White had a very mrserable soccer season Wmnnng only one of eight games they finished ln a two way tie with Dry Run for fourth place m the Fulton County League Metal Townshxp Metal Township Metal Township Metal Township Metal Township Metal Townshxp Metal Township Metal Townshnp Center Inner Right Inner Left Rtght Wing Left Wmg Backfleld Goal McConnellsburg Hustontown Greenhxll McConnellsburg Hustontown Dry Run Greenhlll Dry Run Donald McCurdy Lynn Adams Harry Taylor Robert Sechrlst Sherman St Clalr Wlllram Curfman Karl Thompson Carl johnson Tom Mort Donald Wagaman Wayne St Clair Captain Page 34 , '-1 W M ,f 1 51 y 3' . v ' L , T ,A H L 1 '- ,X , ,,,,,Z:A'.: , e N., f , .rf v, ,, '- . Q , - 1194? ,L-1 v ga-1 g.f1g,t'1w n, N 1- A I gi-iv' H Q ' 1, 1 y , . ' ............. 0 .. ' ...... -- ..... 0 ----- ' .... ..... .... 0 - --..--- ,,..----------.. 0 - ------------- 0 ' ----- ' ............. 1 -- ...... ' .... ......... 0 . - ..... - ..--..---..---..- 0 -..------ 1 ' 9 Tuscaroran Workers S1nce there are only eleven students rn our class we have not a pointed a staff for our earbook All of us have worked drllgently to accomplls the hard work rnvolve rn pubhshxng our first annual Each person in the picture has had Sara Lee Mrller urnnshed all the art wor Patsy Cowan worked on arrangements Betty Shearer was the author of our foreword dedication and farewell Will Curf man and Don McCurdy were our photographers and Wayne St Clan supplied the sports wnte ups Mrs Shoop was our adviser who has helped make our first publrcatxon of the Tuscaroran possible Page 35 a s ial job to rform. Louise Shoo and Nan Rodeniser were our istsg Pee , P' , CY WP t Bus Drivers Mr Snnon Nell has been brrngmg students from Mountain Green for the past two years Mr H J Shoop supplnes transportation for the students who lnve between Fannettsburg and Willow H111 He has been a faithful driver for seventeen years Mr Clarence jones drives his bus from Rxchmond Furnace to Fannettsburg He has pro vided transporranon for students for twelve years Page 36 . Q . o . Q . . - . - . . , 2.3. . ga g g 3 M f JK N fp ., Xp X L E,QIC 7 Kb '-'R ij! g 3 C- 'K VI' L f If :J 'Q L X! 1! . vp- if 'Vesafl x - ' ' A Y ' X i 'A x P . il- Q50 gf I 41. 'I 5', r,'Yf if xiii' 'Srl 'W W no-yF'CF f If ' :J ff ll LF Page 39 C Q-.,.. x,..,,z' M as- -4 ' A I--. it M 'Qu . .. -ff f.,f,f 'E? - , - - ft: f+-Q , A 1' X .- K ' 17' 4 h ' K Q ' 6 A 5' ' 'A in A 4 .V . .fm 1-ff' ,Q L u ,W , m' ' . .., I in V rg-F .A YM, ,, xp V. 3 Q , . '..- , ,' , I . , 1 .' 3 x, 'iffy' '1'? '1 A ff 'l I : '--. X hy fi,-iii' f 'fm ' - , '.,y!. few. , f . - - 'I ,. 4, . rs sr ' ', 'i L . ,- ' ML' 'A W ' M 5 '4 M' 1AA W '71 '-i A- , z sf- . fm I -'NM ' U! Q ,. -, hi' V 1 ' Q i' . f- , V ' ' , ' , Q f -. A . , A V. Z1 1 , : , .' . J , ,jf K Q , F V I ki ,. X , , . . .. ,, ' 1 , I f 2 , 5 . Q? Q A ,A W., ,vA wh. 6 Q, ..-4 ,A T Si .,Al. P if gp.. gr- f 1 lu 'HMM-K mnl Page 40 Nd f WP ,,,,,.,, wa' L an I Who s Who Wh. Page 4 1 J-H5 J,,,rJ ,LJ-1 51.1 AE Ffivffgf he H 55 9 '-' 48 ffgeilfgfjii 1:5-mess. Class Song A -, , 493-5 - ' N fi .9 m H Y 177 777 ,Air :V , Class of the turn of' the cen-tu- ry , we, Learning to Q 8 -,,f -7 n D ,,,,--V, , ,.-A ,,,-,, -. -. ,-,.-.... day go on our way. Now we are started and I ' -- - 9 I I ' f V , ' I ii :UF ' 7 r : ' lr. 'W I - U A in nl 1 . I ' ,, gg hope to succeed Cheered by Old Metal High. Farewell As the century turns and moves forward mto the next era we the senxors take our places nn the hugh procession of advancement Lrke a traveler who ex pects to see the world and reahzes he can not stop untll hrs journey 15 ended we pass through the threshold of 1950 In good faxth we leave the Tuscaroran to those who follow those who will fulfrll our hopes ln the next fifty years In departmg we are leaving behind us a world of carefree days and patient helpful teachers The knowledge reaped and the guidance given have made us more confndent m ourselves and others So with steps of assurance we march mto the future Page 43 1,1.go191 it 1 :ni 1 Our Patrons Mrs. Bashore Mr. A. M. Bear The Rev. and Mrs. Boyd Burd Mr Chamberlam Mr Oscar Fmnrff Edith Flrckrnger Freshmen A Frlend Dr Wlllram B Grove Mrs Ruth Guyer Mr Guy N Hollenshead unxors Mrs H H Keefer Mr ohn Keefer Mr Guy Krugh Rodney McLaugh11n A S Rodemser and Mrs D R Rosenberry Glenn Rosenberry and Mrs Bruce B Shoop H Shoop Sophomores Mr and Mrs hed Wrneman Mr and Mrs 'I L Vlfltmer J . - J Mr. . . ' Mr. . . . Mr. Mr. . . Mr. . Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Traxler Q13 ADVERTISEMENTS Cb-143 S Sw I 4 W s H .. R. GEY E R Fannettsburg, Pa. LUMBER - WOOD Phone: Dry Run 15 R 11 HOUSERS POOL ROOM LEIGHTON R KREMER Fannertsburg Pa General Insurance Candy Ice Cream Tobacco Soft Drmks Cakes-Pres 5 N Second Street Open 8 A M to 12 P M Chambersburg Pa Phone Dry Run 16R25 Phone 101 1 . , . . . 2 . . . . , . ---2-.. 1e-e- -.--:.-:e'-- -'-.2-.-:cz -9-2-..:-,.:-5-::::1-:Z1--ap: 1 ie-151 1'::::1--... -1 T ff:.:4::.i1:l 1 -Z 1 :. 1 1-:1-:L-czzi izic DQNALD FLQOD If your shoes are not becoming to you you should be coming to General Merchndise HUNTSBERRY'S Gas-on Fashion Footwear Since 1878 Wfillow Hill, Pa. 47 S Main St Phone Dry Run ISR4 Chambersburg P H W BAKER Sprmg Run Perma ESSO PRODUCTS Gas Kerosene Fuel Orl Phone Dry Run ll R ' , a. , . ' : ' 1 5 i0icri4 l 10101: i luivis i1 1 1 103014 ill 10107 'i il i 10113 M. 8. H. CHEVEROLET SALES 540 N. Second Street Chambersburg. Penna. CHEVEROLET OLDSMOBILE Phone 50 or 370 Complnments of Plasterer s Florists Lmcoln Wfay Sast Chambersburg Pa Flowers for all occoslons Phone 777 Thrifty Women Patronlze WILLIAM S Chambersburg Pa I . . . I 314111-r111'::1iei1-11111:-lei11:11:21: THE NATIONAL BANK OF CHAMBERSBURG THE OLD NATIONAL FOUNDED 1809 C m1OldQ tijfmk w C Thirty flrsf Oldest Bunk In U S T ,.... SCJI W , if Pcmms w ' :mc illllllllvliilillilillili 1, 1, 1, 1.11 qwqpuxx ...nur an .QQ an ,mf L . ., .Ap Lu.. an 15,41 NASH SERVICE CENTER 725 S. Fourth St. Chambersburg Perma Phone 561 XV LOIIIPIIIHCIIIS of Richmond Elevator Co HAWBAKER Gram Feed Cool Port Loudon P11 Rnhmond furnace Pa , . 1 ' 7 ' 11.1.-11 zuqpuz.-gnu:-.infillini 'ini'-101'-1111 141-v.qn,gH1,.1,.1 Clomplimcms of PENN APPLIANCE CO FRIGIDAIRE SALES and SERVICE Xlnruxshurg Pnnnl om Nlprncrslmrg, 184 Fort Loudon State Bank Complnnmts of FI L UH Walker s Cablnet Shop We mwfe xou to do your banking with us All deposrts :rw ured um to 55 OOO OO . A '- Y, ' 2. Ph ': . - '- f Fu Lou l , Pu, , . l .11111cttshL1rg, PA, DAIRYMAID MILK and ICE CREAM Laboratory Controlled CHAMBERSBURG DAIRY PRODUCTS COMPANY I 100 SL Jtlmd Aunug P one 851 KEIDELS 786 Past XX l5Illllf,,E0ll Strut c,I'ldll1bLX'5I3L1fE Ianni TRACTOR TIRE SERVICE ANYTIME ' L l I In 1: If 21' Y E 1' I' ' Y. If L. Phonc:6-1 111-nzp1.1mzQ.:-'12-Jf.1gc:,f,n-:Dil-l'Cb'1'fCI'i11D1'1 Bulova Hamllton Elgm IRA A LONG Jewler D South Ninn Strut C h xmbcrsburg, P Dlamond Jewlery Be Ifmoppy with musnc If helps FI on who I FLIIISL our In rug rumnnts Im I qs hmm xx ur nlmo Wurlltzer Organs Betsy Ross Spmet S495 Band Instruments Everythmg nn muslc smce 1912 DUFFIELD MUSIC HOUSE Lhambcrsburgp P1 Home of the Stemwoy VALLEY AUTO C0 INC 773 Llncoln XX is Past LIIIHIITLFSIULIFS, I Bulck Sales and Service Hugh Grade Used Cars THELMA S BEAUTY SHOP Machine Machmeless Cold Wave Ihclmi N AIIIILI' Prop tort Loudon Pcnm P om 5 IIIOIHIS 5 R15 .g..-I.: - :.:,-,: - : - :,- 2.5 : - -0:..:..: - :,-I.-....- -0-0- - -I II I - - , i , I 1 1 'Il - ' vu igh-g . I- I mst A I . I I1 xr. .EIU 'itlm g th? ' inc. I . , I I I If 15' ' . 1' ' -- I I I 1 A ' 1, ax. I Il ' . ! I - 1, 2. II ' . .-. . H . I 9 I I I I U 1 I E ., . I I ' - - ' - S Q 1 ' Q 1, Jil. I - I I , . . I I I I l I h -1 'rj' If. I I I Compliments of TRADE MARKHREG. Made from famous mineral wafer of Berkeley Springs FIood's Clover Farm Store , , Dlstrlbutors BRICKER BROTHERS Home Furnnshlngs Ifarmcttsburg Pa St fhomas Pa Phone 50 R7 Path Valley Nahonal Bank of Dry Run Dry Run Puma Be Thrlfty and Be Happy 4 , . . , . 1 v .1 ' 1 1, 1- 1 11.11 1.19191 .1-il 11,1-1' 141. dr Zvi' 1 'iw-p gh: 11,11 1 111-101 Compliments of P. Nicklas' Sons, Inc. cl'llIUhLI'Sl7l.l1'i,, I 1 uollty smce 1860 Servnce Furnlture Wall Paper Floor Covermgs Drapery MRS. M. K. MILLER Dealer In General Merchandise Texaco Gas 8. Onl Vsllloxx Hill Pd Phone Drx Run luRlu E C BARNES and SONS Wholesale Dlstrlbutors Atlantnc Petroleum Products Tlres Tubes Batterlesec l h H1115 I tlllll COIl1pllITlCI1I5 of DOYLE S BARBER SHOP Paul L Doyle Nl un Str Q z ' , I, R, ,,. V . I , . I ' - - ' f . 'll N. . . e uct Chnrnherslwlxrg. Pu. St. m1', 3' '. lviwirvixil llli lui i l il 1 1 :sei i'ifi'i'i 3 3 1 'ill WALTER BROTH ERS Dnstrxhumrs Cloverdale and Pepsl Cola Beverages 7 llm xc fllil11l5LI'Sl7UI'f, P1 1 ompllments of NATHANS C lmunbursburi, P WALKER S TIRE SERVICE loft Ioudon P Wholesale Dlstrlbutors Tnres Home and Auto Supplies Phonc St ll10ITll5 37Rll Bender s Clover Farm Store General Merchandlse Frozen Foods Phom Drx Run sR7 .Fl i ii l l. li, imi i l ,li i iwiniflwih l' l 101 li 1 1 1 'li i 51- 3 A ! Q 1 - .S f. 11. g Q 2 ' J f. 1. I r l l I 1 l 1 i 5 . , 11, i , I ,. ' ' ' , '5 Q - l I C. J. HESS Manufacturer of Flour, Feed, etc. Shade Gap, Pu. Phunv. Nulxton l6R6 Compliments of ANGLE BROTHERS Pontiac Cadillac 851-58 Lincoln Vdlly liust Lhzmbcrsburg P1 Phone 8 77 International Harvester Co an New Idea Farm Equipment Sales and Service E C CROUSE bprlm, Run I 1 Mac s Block Restaurant IlIll1LIISIULlI'g I 2 ' f . l. .Z A . . - I . J, . , KY, II. - . I ' , 7L. L i:2:::::z::pe1o-:1:::x::r1o::1a1:i:::o-11411 1 1 1 Lia: 1,1 Q., ,S-, Q, 1111111111111111111111-1,111.11 11 1.11 111 11111111111 111111 You con depend on Sherlds for tested garden seed, nursery stock - everything required for the gordn ond Iown. HARRY H. SH ERK Successor to A. L Sherk 81 Son Established 1890 c,l'ldIl1l7LI'Sl3LlI'2, Pa Compliments of GUY TIMMONS Dealer in Livestock Poultry Eggs Roxburx P1 olllns 81 Son Garage Gas Oll Batteries lgnltlon Parts hour towmg service General repairs State lnspectlon No 0338 Cars Bought and Sold Iranncttsburg Pa Phone Drs Run 1DR7D DETRICH S GARAGE New 81 Used Cars General Repalrs Iort Loudon P1 Phone St Thomas SSR3 .' '. 2. ' , . - , 1 , . C ' I 1 I 1 Q 2. , 1 q ' . 1 - :1 1 1 111111111 11111111 1 111111 11: 1111111 1111111 -p r-.a.4' ' L W -O ,, Coke commg if 3 E' '- L7m'I X1 If A LEITER BROTHERS Apparel for Women Juniors Teenagers Lhnmbgrsburi, Pcnm J HAYS ROBERTSON Authonzed Sales FORD Servlce Hardware Supplnes Good Used Cars Drx Run Pgnnl Phonc 17 R 1 ------..----------..---- , 2 Z, ' 'l f r... XZ f . , X N b ix x X .6 fx-gn ,vnu L ,i IvlY'..1ul 1 'i .1 lx A f I x I 'Mlm v'g Jgfl X -In -Q 4, 1- ff, M pw -. Lg ff 'AU 1, 'I ' , ' i l J 'J g -,Q IOVHID UND!! IU! OC! CDI! COMPANY ll 1 a ', ' 1. , . Z . 1 -Y - -' 1 H X' ' 1 ' ' ' Chambersburg's BGS? H0fdW0l'9 Store Compliments of NORMAN O. HUBER Edward L. Bell NI llll C h unlursburf, P1 SPANGLER S MUSIC HOUSE PIANOS RADIOS REFRIGERATORS 7117 N Sxxth Street H1ff1SbUfg Pcnni 50 S, l 2 ' Sl. Q 1 ' 1, 1 . I Typewrlfers Adding Machmes School Supplies Loose Leaf Bmders Chambersburg Implement Co N Scumc l McCormack Deering DANIEL S CULP llllbll lllll TLIN Farm Machmes 8, Tractors UI GEORGE E SMALL WELL DRILLING Wafer and Blast Hole Drllllng L mmuml 1 L lc v L l lumix wi ' ZIH .Q . Nlc 'lil 5LlllLlI'L' l'l1m1c: full ' Ll. l -'lvL11'g. l'.1 l'l1m1ui mf, c,l1.lIIll5L'I'Sl7lIl'g. l'1 Ri el l'4kI'I1.lC -, J emu. Plllllisl l .. ,UR ll The 712956 lo IZIIIIA' ahflkf .Safvfe Saywd Jaadaewmifzrzqvnf 9 '09 'ns 1 43 3 W!! Q ll ni Q M L Il llzgwtllxiii lllll l f We Jie If ffikes you f M STONER BEVERAGE CO 13th and Paxton Streets Harrlsburg Perma L G Balfour Co MODERN DRY CLEANERS Afflcbvrfr MHSS Richard C Miner Prop Desugners and Manufacturer Class Rmgs Plns Call for and dellvery service Commencement Invltatlons Namecards and Diplomas 130 Lmcoln Way XY est Chambersburg P Representative W G Ross Phone 110 120 S Second St Wormleysburg P rl 1 1ruiniuiniuluirvloirxloiniulnlni 1 i i T i l -iUi i lUl 1' ll 0 o o . - f 'z' Ea E T ee an J! A-L r ,- E 'ff 'A'V. Br gf ' e1'l?fi mvii if li tpf, 2 ,u ',1 W - ,.'rvw. , x new-'. 4' -E no-.f +51 ,wr L' it .' Q' R, A- A - , xx Y , , . 1' W , - . ' I ' . 4 4 V 1, 1 V S M - 4 'g . R uni In M 1-5 ' p ' PL 2? W l 0 100 v . E X Ill' 0 9 fl' 4 'l - R' X' ' I fi .mil:f5?'5IEEEE5E5EQE5E5E555?E5E555E5E55Q55Efi'Q:-if 'Ls- X ,' ,, R X l L Ri ' 0 5 'W ' or - V' 1 A A .X G ,.,. V A Z3 , w ,.. ....,...,.,,..,,..............,..,..4. 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