Grantsville High School - Arch Yearbook (Grantsville, MD)

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JUANITA ARBOGAST ROBERT LAYMAN F. F. A. I, I, Il, Iv Safety Patrol III, IV PAUL HETRICK F. F. A. I, Il, Ill, IV Dramatic Club II EDDA RUNZE Home Economics Club II, III, IV Book Club III FREDDIE CLARK (lower left) Math Club I Dramatic Club III, IV Safety Patrol IV CHARLES CATON (lower right) Bybee As lll, TIL lv, 4-H Club I, Il, Ill BETTY ARBOGAST (below)

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GLADYS CAREY Homeroom Officer I Club Officer I, II Dramatic Club III, IV Activities Editor Yearbook a HOMER DURST — Safety Patrol I, II, Ill, IV F. F. A. 1, il, Ul, IV Soccer II, Ill, IV Dramatic Club II, Ill JOE MYERS Homeroom Officer II RR scAg iL, iu, LV. Soccer III, IV Assistant Photography Editor Club Officer III Safety Patrol IV ve MARJORIE GLOTFELTY Home Economics Club I, II, Il, IV Math Club III, IV ROBERT SWAUGER F, F. A, 1, Il, Ill, IV Basketball III, IV Soccer III, IV ANTHONY DREES Bien Asis liselhisal Vv) Safety Patrol II, III, IV 15

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CLASS HISTORY We, the Class of °49, began our eventful career as the first Freshman Class of Grantsville High School after World War II. As enthusiastic Freshmen, we elected Robert Buckel as President of Section A under the guidance of Mr. Replogle and Alda Minnick as President of Section B under the guidance of Miss Purcell. Our one big social event of the year was the Freshman Party. We felt more a part of Grantsville High when we became Sophomores, because we were better acquainted with the functions of the school. We were again divided into two sections. Jean Yommer was the President of Section A and Logan Wengerd was the President of Section B. Our Advisers, Miss Borror and Mr. Grimm guided us ably through our second year. Then, upon attaining Junior standing, new problems and responsibilities faced us. Delford Crowe was elected President, and Miss Emma Caulk was Adviser of the class. We gave the big event of the year, the Junior-Senior Prom, and were, perhaps, for the first time made aware that our days at G. H. S. were numbered. Upon becoming Seniors, we were again divided into groups. The Senior Vocational Home Economics girls were put in Room 14 under the guidance of Miss Eloise Borror, and the Senior Vocational Agriculture boys and Senior Academic girls were put in Room 15 under the guidance of Miss Kathryn Speicher. Delford Crowe was again elected as our President. We had the privilege of picking the name of the yearbook, announcements, and name cards. As a class, we look forward eagerly, yet reluctantly, to our parting activities. We shall carry with us memories of friendships, good times, classes, tea- chers, perhaps a little disappointment and sorrow somewhat jumbled, but ever-to-be re- membered mosaic of Our Grantsville High School. ’ Fe