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ALMA MATER Midst the hills of Pulton County, With her view so grand; Stands our noble Alma Mater Known throughout the land. Sing, 0 sing, ye youths and maidens. Let her praise resound; Crowned with majesty and honor Hail to Hustontown. Neath the doom of heaven’s wonder. Proud she lifts her head. Mingled with the clouds of glory Fleshed with victory red. Sing, 0 sing, ye youths and maidens. Let her praise resound; Crowned with majesty and honor Hail to Hustontown. Alma Mater eclication DEDICATION We, the Seniors of The Forbes High School, Class of 1958, do hereby dedicate this tenth edition of THE CARDINAL to our PARENTS. A Mother is the sweetest gift; A Father, a boy's best friend. And so it should be with us all; A friendship that never ends. clminidtr atlo n Supervising Principal Fred D Laraberaon B.S. M.A. Juniata Academy Shippenaburg State Teacher3 College Cornell Univeraity Dickin3on College Gettaburg College Univeraity of Pittaburg ■ Harry Blaine B.S. M. in Ed. Shippensburg State Teachers College Pennsylvania State University Commercial Education Department Charles G. Little, B.S. In Business Ed. Commercial Shippensburg State Teachers College Art Education Department Andrew Ciampa, B.S. In Ed. Art (Grades 3c H. S.) Shippensburg State Teachers College Juniate College Pennsylvania State University Science Department Clifford E. Berkstresser, B.S. In Ed. Science Shippensburg State Teachers College Pennsylvania State University English Department Charles ?. Rhodes, B.S. In Ed. English Dramatics Cardinal Advisor Shippensburg State Teachers College Music Department Velma E. 'Minium, B. Mus., B.S. In Music Ed. Vocal 3c instrumental music (Grades 3c H. S.) Oberlin Conservatory of Music Ithaca College of Music State Teachers College Branch of University of Pittsburgh Carnegie Institute, of Tech. History Department Eredith Nolan, B.S. Social Studies Shippensburg State T eachers College Home Economics Deparlment Helen Long, R.N. In Pa. 3e Md. Home Ecnomics P.H.A. Advisor Hospital for Women of Maryland John Hopkins Hospital Agricultural Education Department Ralph P. Kline, B.S. In Ag. Ed. Vocational Agriculture P.P.A. Advisor Pennsylvania State University Millersville State Teachers College Shippensburg State Teachers College Agricultural Education Department Orin W. Jaquish, B.S. In Ag. Ed. Vocational Agriculture Mansfield State Teachers College Pennsylvania State University tfr. Guy Benson J anltor Driver Education Department John G. Rajtik, B.S. In Ed. Driver Education University of Pittsburgh Indiana State Teachers College School Nurse Inez Bergstresser B.S. in Ed. Registered Nurse Pennsylvania State College University of Pittsburgh reanmen Freshmen Class Row I (L-R) Row II (L-R) Row III (L-R) Row IV (L-R) Sherill Houck, Donna Bishop, Dorothy Newman, Lois Gaster, Judith McDaid, Beverly Miller, Phyllis Rouzer, Joanna DuVall. Violet Knepper, Shirley Long, Gloria Cromer, Thelma Kesselring, Janet Hoover, Dorothy Ranck, Jane Strait, Naomi King, Linda Barnett, Ann Bishop, Patricia Barnett, Sandra Henry Patricia Roher, Mary Jane Downing, Rosalie Henry, Beryl Wilson, Robert Woy, Warren Peterson, Richard Doney, Gene Barnhart, Denny Orth, Sheldon Rosenberry, Fred Horne, Beulah King, Mrs. Long. Nancy Rosenberry, Vaughn Snyder, Dale Miller, Clyde Brant, Gail Sheffield, Dick Knepper, Glenn Souders, Paul Snyder, Barry Parsons, Bill Anderson, Arnold Hershey, Ralph Helman, Yonna Wright. Absent when picture was taken: Angie Giambria, Merill Houck, Michael Miller. Class Advisors — Mrs. Long, Mr. Berkstresser. Class Officers — President Clyde Brant Vice-President Donna Bishop Secretary Patsy Roher Treasurer Glenn Souders opnomorea SOPHOMORE CLASS Row I (L-R) Peggy Earley, Wanda Foreman, Myrtle WJble, Shirley Miller, Bonnie Souders, Carol Lane, Judy Earley, La Gretta Miller, Nancy Knepper, Joan Hann, Edna Cline. Row II (L-R) Mr. Rhodes, Elaine Eichelberger, Doretta Knepper, Betty Malot, Mary Chamberlin, Gloria Newman, Louise Johnson, Mary Hall, Margaret Waters, Judy Fraker, Karen Mellott, Sarah Shaw. Row III (L-R) Bill Johnson, Garey Sprowl, Doug Henry, Ronald Shadle, Dennis Martz, Bill Henry, Donald Brown, Junior Black, Larry Mort, John Edwards. Class Advisor Mr. Rhodes Sophomore Class Junior Class JUNIOR CLASS Row I (L-R) Catherine Cromer, Delores Horne, Martha Okeson, Junie Berkstresser, Yvonne Graeber, Glenda Praker. Row II (L-R) Donnie Appleby, Martha Johnson, Twila Miller, Goldie Snyder, Marietta Covert, Beverly Cook, Joan Appleby, Dorothy Knepper, Row III (L-R) Miss Nolan, Ruth Taylor, Ethel Long, Peggy Sheeders, LaRue Hann, Lester Newman, George Black, Rodney Knepper Allan Huston, Mr. Kline. Row IV (L-R) Donald Long, Robert Mills, Dale Keebaugh, Harry Hawkins, Dick Hann, Bernard Shadle, Gary Wireman, Lany Houck, Charles King, Marvin Rosenberry, Reuban Ramsey, Clair Helman. Class Advisors Miss Nolan Mr. Kline Class Officers President — Rex Wright Secretary — Dorothy Brown Vice-President — Martha Okeson Treasurer — Lester Newman ass Flower Class Colors PINK CARNATION BLUE AND WHITE Class Motto THE PAST IS FOREVER GONE, BUT THE FUTURE IS STILL OUR OWN. Class Song A Perfect Day When you come to the end of a perfect day. And you sit alone with your thoughts. While the chimes ring out with a carol gay, For the joy that the day has brought. Do you think what the end of a perfect day Can mean to a sad heart. When the sun goes down with a flaming ray. And the dear friends have to part. Well, this is the end of a perfect day. Near the end of a journey too; But it leaves a thought that is big and strong. With a wish that is kind and true. For memory has painted this perfect day With colors that never fade. And we find at the end of a perfect day. The soul of a friend we've made. LEONA ANDERSON (Onie) Oh golly, Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3 Volleyball 1,2,3 F.H.A. 1,2 Chorus Ij. Favorite Pastime Ambition hope so. Class Pres. 1 . Yearbook Staff ij. Sextette Ij. Writing To be happy L ives a day at a time L ikes those letters A lways has her work done C heerful R uns around a lot 3 rave CHARLOTTE BARNETT (Becky) Mercy Tri-Hi-Y i,2,3,lj. Chorus 1,2,3,4 Volleyball 1,2,3 F.H.A. 1,2 Dramatics Ij. Newspaper Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Cheerleading 1,2 Favorite Pastime Dane ing Ambition Secretary GAYLE BARNETT (Tootie) Your Kiddin' Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,1; Volleyball 1,2,3 F.F.A. 1,2 Tri-Hi-Y Pres. 1; Cheerleading 1,1; Newspaper Staff 1; Favorite Pastime Writing letters to Marvin. Ambition Secretary in the Women Marine Corp M erry G reat giggler B ashful at times M echanical brain L aughing all the time B right remarks LOUISE BARTON (Louie) Awl you’ re kiddin . Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3,1; Tri-Hi-Y Pres. 3 Volleyball 1,2,3 Tri-Hi-Y (V.P.)l; Class Treas. 3 J+ F.H.A. 1,2 Dramatics 3 li Favorite Pastime Riding in a 57' Pontiac. Ambition Secretary PATSY GELVIN (Pat) How1s cornel Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,i4. Track 1,2,4 Chorus 2,3,4 Varsity Club 2,3,4 Volleyball 1,2,3 Softball 1 F.H.A. 1,2 Favorite Pastime Ambition P articular in Athletic Council l± Class President 1 Class (v.pres.) 4 Vars. club pres.) 3 Vars. club Sec. 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Ice Skatin g Housewife certain things M akes it after the bell G ood in sports R uns a wicked Ford 0 bstinate G ets along with the teachers RHEON GELVIN (Dutch) Crazy or something Baseball 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Soccer 1,2,3 Class (v.pres.) 2 Hi-Y 2 Varsity Club 2,3,4 Favorite Pastime Hunting Ambition Construction worker JANE HALL (Hall) So” Volleyball 1,2,3 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,5. P.H.A. 1,2 Chorus 3,14. Favorite Pastime Ambition Tri-Hi-Y Treas. I4 Dramatics 3 Class reporter J4 Cheerleading l,ij. Writing letters to Russ Secretary in Air -P’orce J okes a lot L ikes Green Hill H ooks pictures A lways quiet W orks very hard H as manners WANEDA HELMAN (Waneda) I told youI” borus 1,2,3tk Yearbook Staff Volleyball 1,2,3 Dramatics 3 P.H.A. 1,2 Favorite Pastime Typing Secretary Ambition EARL JOHNSON (E.J.) Shut your mouse! F.P.A. 1,2,3,!; F.F.A. Treas. 3,1; Hi-Y 1,2,3 Dramatics 3,j; Baseball 1,1; Chorus 1; Favorite Pastime Ambition Hunting and fishing Farmer E asy going C razy at times J ust can t move fast H as a rock D ancea (rock and roll) K eeps him late DEANNA KEEBAUGH (Dian) Beats me! Track 1,2,3,!; Tri-Hi-Y Chao. 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,!; Tri Hi-Y (v.pres.)3 Volleyball 1,2,3 Vars. Club Treas. 1; Chorus 2,3tb Athletic Council 1; Varsity Club 2,3,1; Athl. Coun. Sec. 1; F.H.A. 1,2 Sextette 1; Dramatics 3,1; Favorite Pastime Riding in a 57 Chevy Ambition Whatever the future may bring HIHMEL KEITH (Keith) HuhI Baseball 1,2,3,1+ Class Sec. 3 F.P.A. 1,2,3 Chorus 1,2,3,1+ Favorite Pastime Drag racing Ambition Mechanic H as a hot chevy M any 3-day vacations K eeps them guessing J oily A lways has a remark L ikes the valley JACK LAKE (Lake) Hey Maxi Let’s go and kill a moley. F.F.A. 1,2 Class Reporter 1+ Hi-Y 2,3 Yearbook Staff 1+ Dramatics 3,i|- Favorite Pastime Huntin and riding over the valley way Ambition Electrical engineer RONNIE MARTZ (Russ) Give me a rock I P.P.A. 1,2,3 F.F.A. Sentinel 3 Favorite Pastime Ambition Baseball 2,1; Baseball and hunting Air Force Cadet R eckless A ttracts women M an, what feet S lender L oves Auman joys M akes a fine friend SANDRA MCQUAIT (Sandy) That’s all right I Chorus 1,2,1; Yearbook Staff 1l Volleyball 1,2,3 Newspaper Staff i Track 1,2 Class Sec. k F•H•A 1,2 Dramatics k Favorite Pastime Riding in a certain 55 chevy . Secretary Ambition SADIE MELLOTT (Katie) Gee Whizl P.H.A. 1,2 Newspaper Staff 4. Yearbook Staff I4. Favorite Pastime Crocheting Ambition Secretary S horthand expert A lways busy M akes good grades M akes the rounds itty and wise M ischievous MAX MILLER (Miller) You’re chicken. Jack. F.F.A. 1,2,3 Dramatics 14. Soccer 2,3,1+. Favorite Pastime Putting words in Jack’s mouth. Ambition Dozer Operator SALLY MOMMA (Ole Sal) Let’s Eat I Volleyball 1,2,3 Newspaper Staff I4. Softball 1,2,3 Yearbook Staff I4. Tri-Hl-Y 3 S- E.H.A. 1,2 Favorite Pastime Skating Ambition House Wife S ure is sweet H as Dick to keep her happy M ostly hungry M akes that Chevy go M akes good cookies J ust loves missing school K eeps Bill happy JANE KNEPPER (Jane) Not necessarily1 Track 1,2,3,14- Cheerleading 1,2, Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3 Volleyball 1,2,3 F.H.A. 1,2 Yearbook Staff l . Chorus 1,2 Newspaper Staff ij. Favorite Pastime Ambition Bill Secretary MARTHA PRICE (Marty) Gee whizI Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,k Tri-Hi-Y Sec. 3 P.H.A. 1,2 P.H.A. Treas.1,2 Softball 1,2 Volleyball 1,2,3,1 . Yearbook Staff i|. Tri-Hi-Y reporter 5 Chorus 2,3A Class (v.pres.) 1 Favorite Pastime Playing the piano Ambition Secretary M onkeys around K eeps Earley hours P leasingly plump B rown eyes that sparkle (at times) J ust likes having fun R ides in a ’55 Pontiac BETTY ROHER (Punkin) Ohl Sugar Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,1+ Yearbook Staff ij. Tri-Hi-Y Chap. 3 Class Treas. 1 Chorus 1,2,3,1 . Class (v.pres.) 3 Volleyball 1,2,3 Chorus reporter 1 . P.H.A. 1,2 Sextette 3,1 . Favorite Pastime Singing Secretaiy Ambition DOYLE ROSENBERRY (Rosie) Speak up child! Baseball Soccer Track Chorus Varsity Club Dramatics 1,2,3,); P.P.A. 1 1.2.3.4 Hi-Y 1 1.2.3.4 Vars. Club Pres.l; 2,3,4 Yearbook Staff 2; 1.2.3.4 Basketball i; 3,4 Pavorite Pastime Chasing women Ambition Uncle Sam’s little boy D evilish E nloys sports R eady for anything N ot single anymore L onesome now S everal letters a week Nancy Shafer (Mag) Huh! Track 2,3,4 Athletic Council 4 Volleyball 1,2,3 Cheerleading 1,4 Tri-Hi-Y 2,4 Softball 2 P.H.A. Pavorite Pastime Doug Ambition Secretary RAY SHOTTS (Jim Bowie) Ahl Fiddle F.F.A. 1,2,3 k- Varsity Club ij. F.F. A. ( V.Pres.) 3,1+ Dramatics 1; Baseball Mgr. 3,5 Hi-Y 2,3 Soccer Mgr. 3,5 Favorite Pastime Crusing down to Knobsville Ambition Carpenter R efuses fights N ever has his work done S erious in life A lways clownin R eady for a laugh S hort ALTHEA STEVENS (Steve) 'Jeepers Volleyball 1,2,3 F.H.A. 1,2 Tri-Hi-Y 2,5. Favorite Pastime Running around Secretary Ambition CLARA MAE STRAIT (Strait) I don't know! F.H.A. 1,2 Volleyball 1,2,3 Chorus 3 k Favorite Pastime Day Dreaming Ambition Secretary C omical M akes no noise S eldom misses school M ostly very quiet D isturbs no one W rites good poetry MARTHA WILSON {Punkinball) If you had the brains, you’d be smart. Favorite Pastime Reading and writing poetry Ambition To travel around the world. Class Prophecy New York City, New York April 30, 1968 Dear Friends, We thought you might be interested in a trip we took recently to see our former classmates of 1957-58« Our trip began in New York, where we boarded a Pan American Airliner with DOYLE R0SEN3ERRY as pilot and SANDRA MCQUAIT as stewardess. Our first stop was London, England, where we learned that LEONA ANDERSON was working as private secretary for the Prime Minister of England. While sightseeing in London, we spotted a roaring fire at the Buckingham Palace and whom should we see but JACK LAKE and MAX MILLER now firemen for the London Fire Department. The next day we went to Paris, France, where we spent an evening of entertainment at the Blue Slipper” and whom should we find singing but BETTY ROHER. She told us MARTHA PRICE was a model employed by the Ritzie Fashion Center”. Leaving Paris, we went to Madrid, Spain, where we found RAY SHOTTS now a champion Matadore. Traveling on to Egypt, we found MARTHA WILSON touring the pyramids on her trip around the world. We journeyed on to South America and stopping in Venezuela, we visited MR. MRS. RHEON GELVIN. Rheon was now working as a boss on a construction job. Leaving Venezuela on an ocean liner with RONNIE MARTZ as captain, we cruised to Florida, where we learned that EARL JOHNSON and HIMMEL KEITH were now ”Coast to Coast Hot Rod Racers . While enjoying a day at Miami Beach, we saw GAYLE BARNETT, ALTHEA STEVENS, CHARLOTTE BARNETT, and JANE HALL who explained to us that they were vacationing from their jobs as stenographers at the Missile Base in Cape Canaveral. We continued our trip up through Kentucky, where SADIE MELLOTT was living with her husband on a Blue Grass Farm”. She explained WANEDA HELMAN and CLARA MAE STRAIT were now living in the hills of Kentucky with their husbands. Our next stop was Breezewood, Penna., where LOUISE BARTON was now manager of Howard Johnson's Restaurant. Louise told us NANCY SHAFER was living in Maine with her husband and two sons. After leaving Breezewood we visited with DIAN KEEBAUGH, who is now head nurse of Einstein Medical Center in Philadelphia. We then returned home after a enjoyable trip to see our class- mates. We hope to see them again in the near future. JANE KNEPPER and SALLY MUMMA Class History In 19Sk we entered the Forbes High School as a group of lj.9 frightened freshmen. We were even more frightened at the thought of initiation,but in that struggle we discovered that the upper-class members were no stronger than we. We took an active part in sports and music. We ended that year with more courage and determination. In 1956 we re-entered the school once again. One of our first activities was a Halloween Party which we feel was a success. We started our main activities that year. We were working for our senior trip. We started our Junior year with a skating party as our first project. One of our happiest days was the day before Christmas vacation when we received our class rings. In the spring we presented our class play This Ghost Business. It was a great success. We ended that -year by taking a trip to Hershey and spending the day at the Hershey Park. Our Senior year involved many activities. We lost 22 of our class members during the years and were left with a total of 27 members. We plan to go to New York City for our class trip in the spring. It is with real regret that we are leav- ing Forbes High School. Last Will and Testament 1,t President of the Class of 59 of Hustontown High in Hustontown, Taylor Township, Fulton County, and state of Pennsylvania, being of sound mind, memory and under- standing do make publish this our last will and testament, here- by revoking and making void all former wills heretofore at any time made by us. To the Faculty, we leave all the noiseless study halls they will have after our departure. To the Juniors, we will our 3-day vacations. To the Sophomores, we will our ability to be noisy. To the Freshmen, we will many happy days at F.H.S. Clara Mae Strait wills her absentees to anyone that can use them. Martha Wilson wills her red hot temper to whoever can use it. (Ith always gettin me into trouble.) Jane Knepper wills her long fingernails to Martha Okeson. Sally Mumma wills her Chevy to anyone who thinks they can handle it. Louise Barton wills her 5-minutes in Mr. Blaine's room to anyone who needs it. Dian Keebaugh wills her track uniform to anyone who needs it. Patsy Gelvin wills her freckles to Rae Bookheiraer. Rheon Gelvin wills his ability to throw shot put to Merrill Houck. Gayle Barnett wills her slim waisteline to Sandra Henry. Jane Hall wills her orneriness to Goldie Snyder. Althea Stevens wills her hot Plymouth to anyone who thinks they can handle it. Himmel Keith wills his whiskers to Mr. Berkstresser. Charlotte Barnett wills her boyfriends to her sister, Linda. Sadie Mellott wills her ability to learn shorthand to her sister, Karen. Leona Anderson wills her leaking pen to anyone who can't afford a better one. Earl Johnson wills his Plymouth to anyone who can pass a Blue Dodge. Jack Lake wills his Ford to anyone who can make it beat a Chevy. Max Miller wills his brains to anyone who can make them work. Sandra McQuait wills her typing speed to anyone that can use it. Doyle Rosenberry wills his ability to play basketball to Gene B. Martha Price wills her short hair to LaGretta Miller. Ronnie Martz wills his white bucks to Sheldon Rosenberry. Ray Shotts wills his diet to anyone who need its. Waneda Helman wills her P. 0. D. tests to anyone who likes to take them. Nancy Shafer wills her quietness to her sister, Linda. Betty Roher wills her voice to anyone who likes to sing. ctivitie Vearbook Staff Editor in Chief: Assistant Editor: Class Editors: Activity Editors: Sports Editor: Business Manager: Business Manager Assistant: Secretary: Martha Price Betty Roher Sally Blaine, Jane Knepper Charlotte Barnett, Sadie Mellott Earl Johnson Doyle Rosenberry, Ray Shotts, Jack Lake Patsy Gelvin Leona Anderson Sandra McQuait Advisor: Mr. Charles Rhodes Newspaper Staff Editor-in-Chief.......Mary Hall Associate Editor......Sandra Henry Feature Editor........Sally Mumma Sports Editor.........Doyle Rosenberry Art Editor............Bill Johnson Business Manager......Margaret Waters Production Manager....Jane Knepper Advertising Manager...Sandra McQuait Circulation Manager...Beverly Cook Sponser Advisors......Mr. Little Mr. Jaquish Mrs. Long The banquet given by the Junior class of 1956-57 in honor of the Seniors of 1956-57 was held at The Ranch at Shippensburg. A deli- cious meal was enjoyed by all. A short pro- gram following the meal consisted of several numbers by members of the Sextette, a reading by Miss Minium,and an interesting talk by our guest speaker, Robert A, Daniels. Junior-Senior Banquet umor THIS GHOST BUSINESS A Three Act Comedy-Mystery by Al W. Clark Directed by Mr. Charles Rhodes Presented by The Junior Class, Forbes High School (L-R) Earl Johnson, Jack Lake, Jane Hall, Sally Blaine, Dian Keebaugh, Martha Price, Doyle Rosenberry, Betty Roher. Not Pictured: Eldon Mills, Roger Maiot PARENTS ARE LIKE THAT A Three Act Comedy by Albert Johnson Directed by Mr. Charles Rhodes Presented by The Senior Class, Forbes High School (L-R) Sally Blaine, Dian Keebaugh, Betty Roher, Mr. Rhodes, Sandra Mc uait, Leona Anderson, Ray Shotts, Max Miller, Jack Lake, Doyle Rosenberry, Louise Barton, Charlotte Barnett. •Senior f ia F. H. A. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS 0? AMERICA Row I (L-R) Goldie Snyder, Joann Hann, Lois Gaster, Marietta Covert, Joanne Appleby, Phyllis Rouzer, Sandra Henry, Yonna Wright, Beverly Cook, Joanna DuVall, Beverly Miller, Twila Miller. Row II (L-R) Shirley Long, Linda Barnett, Beulah, King, Mary Jane Downing, Doretta Knepper, Betty Malot, Janet Hoover, Jane Strait, Naomi King, Patty Barnett, Judy McDaid. Row III (L-R) Martha Johnson, Donna Bishop, Rosalie Henry, Sherrill Houck, Thelma Kesselring, Gloria Cromer, Edna Cline, Mary Chamberlain, Carol Lane, Bonnie Souders, Judy Earley, Nancy Knepper, ‘La Gretta Miller, Sarah Shaw, Karen Mellott, Mrs. Long. Row IV (L-R) Phyllis Hershey, Dorothy Ranck, Violet Knepper, Patsy Roher, Ann Bishop, Elaine Eichelberger, Peggy Earley, Wanda Foreman, Gloria Newman, Louise Johnson, Mary Hall, Judy Fraker, Margaret Waters, Shirley Miller, Myrtle Wible. Advisor — Mrs. Long Officers — President-Betty Malot Secretary-Doretta Knepper Vice-President- Sandra Henry Treasurer-Judy Earley F. F. A LEABIDfG TO DO DOUG TO LEAHI tV eahhigtouve I I A Limmen LIVIIS TO SERVE tm Row I (L-R) Row II (L-R) Row III (L-R) Row IV (L-R) Donald Long, Doug Henry, Earl Johnson, Ray Shotts, Donald Appleby. Harry Hawkins, Ronald Shadle, Reuben Ramsey, Wilkie Mellott, Dale Keebaurh, Donald Brown, Charles King, Larry Mort, John Edwards. Mr. Jaquish, Dennis Martz, Fred Horn, Junior Black, George Black, Ralph Helman, Dale Miller, Clyde Brant, Gene Barnhart, Richard Doney, Warren Peterson Arnold Hershey, Rheon Gelvin, Mr. Kline. Glenn Souders, Barry Parsons, Sheldon Rosenberry, Paul Snyder, Bill Anderson, Vaughn Snyder, Dennis Orth, Gail Schefield, Dick Knepper, Robert Woy, Larry Houck. Advisors: Mr. Kline and Mr. Jaquish Officers: President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Chaplin Sentinal Reporter Doug Henry Harry Hawkins Dale Keebaugh Junior Black Denis Martz Donald Brown Rex Wright Tfi-Hi-V TRI-HI-Y Row I (L-R) Martha Price, Beulah King, Jane Strait, Janet Hoover, Linda Barnett, Carol Lane, Bonnie Souders, Naomi King, Thelma Kesselring, Charlotte Barnett, Row II (L-R) Jane Knepper, Nancy Shafer, Dian Keebaugh, Gayle Barnett, Louise Barton, Sally Mumma, Patsy Gelvin, Betty Roher, Miss Nolan. Row III (L-R) Nancy Rosenberry, Dorothy Ranck, Violet Knepper, Joann Hann, Dorothy Newman, Gloria Cromer, Myrtle Wible, Shirley Miller, Mary Hall, Patricia Barnett, Ann Bishop, Shirley Long, Jane Hall. Advisor — Miss Nolan Officers — President Gayle Barnett Vice-President Louise Barton Secretary Gloria Cromer Treasurer Dorothy Newman Varsity Club VARSITY CLUB Row I (L-R) Marvin Rosenberry, Patsy Gelvin, Doyle Rosenberry, Dian Keebaugh, Reuban Ramsey. Row II (L-R) Mr. Little, Max Miller, Dale Keebaugh, Ray Shotts, Charles King. Absent when picture was taken: Rheon Gplvin, John Edwards. Advisor — Mr. Little Officers President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Doyle Rosenberry Rex Wright Patsy Gelvin Dian Keebaugh Chorus CHORUS Row I (L-R) Janet Hoover, Patsy Roher, Glenda Praker, Judy McDaid, Wanda Foreman, Jane Hall, Thelma Kesselring, Linda Barnett, Martha Okeson. Row II (L-R) Yvonne Graeber, Jane Strait, Nanc,, Knepper, Peggy Earley, Donna Bishop, Joann Hann, Martha Price, Carol Lane, Rosemary Moseby, Doretta Knepper. Row III (L-R) Judy Praker Delores Horne, Dorothy Ranck, Patsy Gelvin, Charlotte Barnett, Margaret Waters, Betty Roher, Leona Anderson, Betty Malot, Clara Mae Strait, Waneda Helman, Beulah King. Row IV (L-R) Bonnie Souders, Myrtle Wible, Dian Keebaugh, Doyle Rosenberry, Donald Appleby, Larry Mort, Junior Black, Sandra McQuait, Naomi King, Sherrill Houck Elaine Eichelberger. Absent when picture was taken: John Edwards, Earl Johnson, Doyle Rosenberry, Rex Wright, Mary Chamberlain, Hiramel Keith, Linda Praker. Members of Sextette: Leona Anderson, Betty Roher, Rae Bookheimer, Dian Keebaugh, Naomi King, Martha Okeson. Director — Miss Minium tkletic Baseball 1957 Scores: — Hustontown 2 Saltillo 1 Hustontown 6 Saltillo 2 Hustontown q Everett k Hustontown 9 Warfordsburg 1 Hustontown 10 Orbisonia 0 Hustontown 19 Me Connellsburg 1 Hustontown 6 Greenhill 2 Hustontown 11 McConnellsburg 1 Hustontown 7 Warfordsburg 8 Hustontown 3 Everett 1 Hustontown 12 Greenhill 7 Row 1 (L-R) Gary Wilson, John Edward, Donald Brown, Rex Wright, Harold Bergstresser. Row II (L-R) Dale Keebaugh, Rheon Gelvin, Dale Runk, Allen Henry, Terry Earley, Clyde Bookhelmer. Row III (L-R) Jim Sheffield, Don Fix, Bob Mills, Junior Black, Doyle Rosenberry, Ray Shotts, Larry Barkman, Mr. Blaine. Coach Mr. Blaine Manager Larry Barkman Assistant Manager Ray Shotts Leading Batter — Dale Runk .593 Leading Pitcher —Allen Henry Soccer Row I (L-R) Max Miller, John Edwards, Donald Appleby, Doyle Rosenberry, Dale Keebaugh, Bob Mills, Wilkie Mellott Charles King. Row II (L-R) Ray Shotts, Denis Martz, Richard Doney, Dennis Orth, Doug Henry, Larry Houck, Junior Black, Reuben Ramsey Harry Hawkins, Mr. Kline. Coach Mr. Kline Captain Doyle Rosenberry Manager Ray Shotts Co-Captain Rex Wright Top Scorer — Doyle Rosenberry Scores: Hustontown 2 home Greenhill 2 Hustontown 1 away Greenhill 1 Hustontown 0 home Warfordsburg 0 Hustontown 3 away Warfordsburg 1 Hustontown 2 home Buchanan 3 Hustontown 2 home St. Thomas 2 Hustontown 3 home Fannett-Metal 3 Hustontown 2 away Fannett-Metal 1 Hustontown 1 home Me Connelsburg 3 Hustontown 3 home Me Connelsburg 5 Girl's Track Row I (L-R) Nancy Shafer, Dorothy Waters, Dian Keebaugh, Thelma Ramsey. Row II (L-R) Roger Malot, Jean Long, Katherine Cromer, Linda Praker, Mary Hall, Margaret Waters, Edna Kline, Mr. Rhodes. Coach: Mr. Rhodes Manager: Roger Malot Captain: Dorothy Waters Boys Track Row I (L-R) Rheon Gelvin, Kenneth Purnell, Terry Earley, Jim Bishop, John Edwards. Row II (L-R) Pred Funk, Rex Wright, Gary Wilson, Bill Johnson, Dale Keebaugh, Doyle Rosenberry, Roger Malot. Coach: Manager: Mr. Kline Roger Malot McConnellsburg 66 l 2 Warfordsburg 4.1 5 6 26 2 3 Hustontown •oiiaiiaioioiiCioiiqflaiiacinioiiaoiDioiiDiOtaioiOHaiiaonaio'ic-ifg O X X oo m x co oo x XI o £ m x m O m m H - O X X X IT: X o co g g g g j= - -T fl -r O v. g g g □ g g g g □ g g g g g 0 oo Xi. u SiiaiaioioioioiiaiiQiiinioioiiaioioiiaoioioioioiiaioiiaioioioiooiii Hi, O O X x m co O x D □ n n 0 D g g a □ g □ fl g □ □ □ g g □ n !Il.G. 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Phone McConnellsburg Hudson 5-2066 AAA—2 -Hour Towing—AAA Fron End Alignment — Wheel Balancing Automatic Transmission Service Atlantic Products Proprietor — John Mumma LI o n g b ii Road Service | • iiU!OHOlOIOlOlOiO!00!OliaiOlOlOIOiOIOlOlO!OlOIIDIOIOIOlOlOlOII □ □ CO oo n X X n m i j y h D X o LJ n1 m i □ X X ivi ■ CO o Li DO r □ c= r- B n XI CO □ □ P o i X nx m 0 CO 5 i □ o □ X) □ m 7 p X m B z CO □ Q. m z X GO 00 Z m x O •-3 O' CO p I •-a W- H CO p- 1 -3 1 • CO lOiiajCDuoiooiizzaoioioioioioioiiQtiGiiiaiiaioioiotiaiioiiciaioiion lOioipioioioioioionCiOiiciaioioioioioiiaHaoiic . iOiC!iC!iDioiiQ;1z:iiZZ!!C::oiiCiOioiiniiC!in!!ijiiD!!n!!!i:::cDii. COMPLIME NTS OF Q □ □ □ Q n D FUNERAL- HOME H-hustontow-n y —j rJ r4 H g n y g g g g □ PENNA.q !. ioioiiaoi!aioi;c;iOioiiC3iiPnLDiiDic a«niO!ioio?icjiirQ § S. STANLEY HAWBAKER a □ D Q DEER S KINS-RAW FURS Q D 0 0 AND TRAPPERS SUPPLI ES Q g g OFORTLOUDEN PENNA Q U 330DOODaOOI3TOODOOaDC10tS 0 „___________ □ [A1 □ DISTRIBUTOR OF ATLANTIC PROD. 0 PA. DHARRISONVILLE g 0 tfi'Z’iic: naoiic H U-5-4O60 = T|, V)T, D oiaioidtt TTR 3 □ IllCfc L I. [ ( L rlO )l£iVv tj J General Repairing Located near Tuscaroa Summit Fort Loudon, Pa. Official Inspection Station No 530 Phone HUdson 5-3881 : lO OiOOO —iiOiiQi: Ci 0 0 I) J-J A si7 £ }J 0£ £70SiL fi Shippensburg, Penna, y □ □ Li Ll [J f] 31 East King Street _______________________ i. _i__|lil_lnC7 — '— —— i— p PTHE FIRST NATI ON AL BANKOF [J MERCERSBURG o Q fj Surplus $300,000. __ __ _ rij--I—ir— ;—i f—Mir—'—•- . ... •• ; ;; _ _ _ _; QHAPPYCCCKI NG METER ED-GAS 5 SERVI CE APPLIANCES 0 Frigidaire appliances, oil coal fired III ’ Furnaces, Bath Kitchen remodeling Etc. •1 □ n □ □ Li ti U Resources $3,100,000. 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Washabaugh g McConnellsburg, Pa. i Phone HU £-9861 y s B Ei 'j j!: i nacoc;i !iC::Z2ic::wiiniiooi:GC;oiiniic:!Z;!f □ 6 □ □ n J. u 0 A jxJl) 3 0 jxJ J jxJ C. Furniture furnishings for the house :;oDH.c2i;OiCscstS;i TnioiicjiO!ii z .iZZ:scc«nioiOBDuc ■ B CAP TAi n J JXJ C. n 'iBakers of Good Bread since 1891 Li SW n y y □ oic! ' zrz- iZnz:.criZ3i;n:;;z3ioiO!!n!;aoiO!onDioioion a . 8Al£ DJ J-Ji 3 uF Oiri J jxJti tlO ODu Q5k Lincoln Way West 0 C: —ibersburg, Pa. =j BEST Wl SHE S jxu t j o jxj Ai £ jxjj O F 0. .. CEU jVJ5 3'FJU Q □ THE OLE NAT'lCNAL □ lOiipHoaiannioioioioioiOMOitQ .QiiaiiQHUiipjio ji B n g BARD CISNEY g B „ . 0 P Meats Groceries p I fi □ D g • g B GEORGE S. HANN B B G Builder and Contractor 0 □ 0'Hustontown, Pa. Hu 5-2956 P piQiOiDiiniioinioioioianainioioioiaioooioiiniicB Q 5 Q CAVA LIER MOTEL RESTAURANTO g g g g Q Q p- Fort Littleton, Pa. Hu 5-5o71 p pipioiiniiaiiQiiQioiipsaioiaiiaioiinfiniQoiiaioioioi'CQ 3r EJ; Compliments of | | □ 1 _ _ _ 8: =3 P a BOOTS LYNCH SiuiiaiipiiaiiQi.DiO!oioiooioioioioi!aioio'ia'0!0!ic HOPE COOiED FOODS □ □ □ □ □ □ U Open 7 days a week except Thurs. afternoon and evening = H [ '—mi—______________...ZZjiiiZII'iZZIi'ii □ East Siminary Street lCCMPLIMENTS, OF Q aoiocipionao:D fl VniMZSl D □ 0 Q 0 Q SIPES FUNERAL HOME q - COMPLIMENTS OF Pj [jMERCERSBURG BUILDERS SUPPLY CCg BUILDING MATERIALS LUMBER-MILLWORK Q □ Everything iron foundation tolchimmey top Q □ 0 j-j Phone SS or 370 Q] 8 HORTON'S RESTAURANT GARAGEO 0 ' B [ j Phone New Crenada 900U fj U R. D. Robtersdale, Pa. ‘= [.] □ 0 Q!!C2!!CiOIO!!!=!::D!:a!!C::!niOI!a!OlOliaiOiOiOliCii( j COMPLIMENTS OF McLAUGIN’S DRUG STORE McConnellsburg, Penna. DON CULLER SON McConnellsburg, Penna. C.M. REEDER SON McConnellsburg, Penna. WHITE SWAN RESTAURANT McConnellsburg, Penna. ALBERT'S ATLANTIC SERVICE McConnellsburg, Penna. W.H. MELLOTT McConnellsburg, Penna. REXALL DRUG STORE McConnellsburg, Penna. G.C. MURPHY CO. McConnellsburg, Penna. PEN MAR STORE McConnellsburg, Penna. COMER HARDWARE STORE McConnellsburg, Penna. KITTY HAVEN SHOP McConnellsburg, Penna. LITTLE DUCHESS McConnellsburg, Penna. C.V. LYNCH AGENCY McConnellsburg, Penna. ANDREW SIPES Hustontown, Penna. M.C. BRANT SON Hustontown, Penna. FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE Spring Run, Penna. LOUIS PYLES Neelyton, Penna. MURPHY'S GAS STATION Shade Gap, Penna. f i A FRIEND '4- n ti fi □ d H □ n □ n □ □ □ ii B fi i'i i) □ E5 G □ a B D D o'aioioi i 'OHa'oiiaQnc’oiioo'iaf'aiinitaiciiizi'oiOiGiiEi'.iiEjf'.EiiiaiiiZ) -pwz □ g g □ g g g □ g g g □ Q n □ g g □ g n g g n n n n D [ D. fi g c f t- □ 0 THE COLONY inioiGiioionoiiir'OOOiooiiooHOOoioiO'itJ COMPLIMENTS OF KERLINS GREENHOUSE Knobsville, Penna. PERRY H. FORE Knobsville, Penna. MUMMA'S GULF STATION Fort Littleton, Penna. W.S. '7ATKIN ESTATE Saltillo, Penna. IVAN PARK, INSURANCE AGENCY Three Springs Mount Union Q Chambershurg, Penna. RED RIDGE ROLLER RINK Chambersburg, Penna. FAIffiNEY'S PHOTO CENTER Chambersburg, Penna. DeVSCCHIS SONS Mount union, Penna. CAMP PARNELL Fort Loudon, Penna. FARMERS BANK OF MERCERSBURG Mercersburg, Penna. NATIOWIDE INSURANCE CO. Todd, Penna. GAYMAN CHEVROLET CO. Mercersburg, Penna. UPDYKER'S SPORTING GOODS Huntingdon Altoona, Penna. I JUNE CLAPPER Dudley, Penna. MAJORIE CRIPPEN Wells Tannery, Penna. FRANK R. MSLLOTT Mercersburg, Penna. H - P STORE McConnellsburg, Penna. □ (i □ g □ g g n □ g □ g 'G 0 D D Li 5 D ]iinioioio!oioioio:!Z3!icioiniciiao!0'!a'iaioi jL. aioic-.ijiaiaioioionoacucDiOiaioooHOoiQoiQjC3i.4-L..: noiic:n!!iZi n:oioiiao,G.iaiOi!DioioiOii, h fj sscscoc: COMPLIMENTS OF HAY'S GROCERY Mercersburg, Penna. JIM'S DRY CLEANING Mercersburg, Penna. HANN'S GROCERY and: SERVICE STATION Harrisonville, Penna. THREE SPRINGS MOTORS Three Springs, Penna. FORD'S ES30 Saltillo, Penna. FLASHERS SERVICE STATION and RESTAURANT Three Springs, Penna. MORT'S ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION ...A ■ Three .Springs, Penna. J. B. E VING and' SONS - Orbisonia, Penna. BILLS PLACE- Breexewood, Penna LEMASTER ELEVATOR COMPANY Mercersburg, Penna. i:TDioi:anniiniicaiCHL:i;z:!:cs!!n!iaic=iiOia!!: ]!OiL3?fp«C lOiotioiOitaioiiaiiaiidiidioioiiDiioioioiOiOOiipiiaiiCiioiioiiniin'oioiilj oiotiooraiotrgf00oio o(OKOioioiiaroioioiipioiO!Oioiiaioioiii □ □ n LU n n fl CO Z n o fl x □ □ □ _J fl _] g O 0 fl □ h- □ LU □ X a D =3 □ 1— cr O O LLi y — U Z CO Z o I— UJ or UJ UJ UJ X I— CL f— UJ cr UJ LU Q □ B □ D B B 0 □ □ □ I u D fl g □ o Z h- O 5 ■“ a cr CO LU X CO UJ CL 0 Z □ z fl □ B □ s g SS g o CO CD O z OcJ a erf ■ f+ 0 c SPJS 1 0 I —I E-h OJH T V) D U Q) CO 3 O O c c o 0) o flj O -P C S -H •h ett a u S rx2 -P U rH T) 0) «H P, 0) u p£J O «0 a O tsfl c «; c a , -P Hfl -H 2 o ort S 1 pj 0) a) cr as . N X w iSiiuiOioioioioiidiioioiaiOHonaicSiiaonofiaiDioiaioiOHDipioiiaiiai f B.C. SNYDE R SYS ON S fj n y jj Grain Feed Fertilizer □ g Seed Cement p| H Caston Gr 'T'T ard Molasses Mixing Q h Q g Mercersburg, _ Penna. Q Bwolf’s RACKET STORED h u g Richard H. Wolf, Proprietor Q □ 0 Q Mercersburg, _ _ ___ _£e al_ U SmYERS INSURANCE AGENCYfl Q 21 West Seminary Street Q d y p. Phone 58-R Q W Mercersburg, Penna. q j yp' Qioipaai 8 F RANK’S MARKET a n U •= □ Q Fine Foods ' Fair Prices = □ . „ B pj Mercersburg, Penna. Q lD :szr'OiOOIOIOlGllC!OiaiOOlOlOIOlGlCilC!!C3::Zi!! c fl SAXES Q Men's Store Ladies Store □ = Mount Union, Penna. y lOOIC'G SOllOOOllOOiGlGIlOiiljiiOOOiiOQOl D DON E. CARBA UGH D Contractor Cabinet Making, Repairs, and Home Buildings Penna. HI LLYS DRUG STORE RX - Compounded as ordered. Try your Doctor [] Burnt Cabins, QiiGioGuOioaiaicioicjoioiiooiGioiioioaio Q □ fl g □ p, Three Pharmocests y 611 Washington Street Huntingdon, Penna. pciciiQiGiGGiiaaiiOiiaiDiooiGiiQioinioiiDiiDiaiii 0 THE TOLL HOUSE □ — Gas, Oil, Kerosene, Accessories, Batteries, Tires □ U.S. Route 522 looiaioHaioioGiiaioioooioaiiOiaoiioioooioioiaioiiLj V j- —mj—— T——( • —mi—MU—||I|—Mif— II—III'——‘I COMP LIME NTS OF N E W AND USED CAR SALES pHU 5-4635 HUSTONTOWN, PA.g □ Q' g □ g □ n H □ •-0''D'0'0,|rn!iOiiCiiiOiiaiOiiQ.iL_.i1 iiCg D D Q g g g □ ■voaiio! CURTIS I MPROVED STUD SERVICE Over 200 carefully selected herd sires from five dairy breeds, one dual purpose breed, and three beef breeds for prompt, reliable service. Call Oliver Ford Three Springs, RD 1 Penna. Daily 7:00 A.M. - 2:00 P.M.W Q Phone 8-2U32 or 8-3761 fl g_iioiaioioiaiiooioioiOiOioioaiootooioioiic;..D g Nevwst Buick Yet Q D VALLEY AUTO CO g :: D D P P WIFN EETTT?R. AUTOMOBILES ARB BUILT, BUICK WILL BUILD THEM g lo!!0''c?nciic::z3..cjioiiaoiG!OiiOiO! !a!aiaiOiaoiic : 223 Lincoln Way East, Chambersburg, Pa. Phone CO. 3-231U—CO. U-6$2£ BETTER BUY USED CARS .csi oioiioioioiinioiiaioiiniinioioioioiioioioioiinianaioiinioio! zvrr ”_ _ Ljoi ii iOioiiLjioiiooi'E I'OIOOiZJHC CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '58 5 FUNK LUMBER Ml LLWORK BUI L DI NG SUPPLIES □iaioioi!C Z]:
