Grantsville High School - Arch Yearbook (Grantsville, MD)

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L ' Q5 :R DEDICATION wllliam C Gr1mm, former science teacher and coach, who spent 13 years unselflshlf g1vug us h1s tlme and experlences, who was always blems, always wllllng to sponsor a soclul event or contrlbute tlme and energy to make lt more successful, who was not only a swell teacher but also a very good frlend, whose hlgh purposa slncerlty and warm personallty have won the loyalty of us all, we honor by OSQICHUIDV the 1951 ARCH to hlm first in helping the students with their pro- i--'- fix-5 ADMINISTRATIQN f g ADA GRANTSVILLL HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY FIRST ROW Jane Bender, Secretary, Mrs Angela Savereno, core Mrs Betty Grapes, library, Yathryn Speicher, core, Mrs Arlene Schultz, home economics, Mrs Olga Rowan, core, Patricia Morford, physical education SBCOND ROW Elizabeth Workman, fifth grade, Nrs Leola Robe Viola Broadwater, fifth and sixth grade, Mrs Anna Beachy, fourth grade, Claudine Opel, first grade, Rachel Hughes, first grade, Lsther Opel, second and third grade, Mrs Mary McKenzie, third and fourth grade THIRD ROW Marshall G Brown, Principal, Merle Garletts, vo agriculture, Sheldon K liggs, mathematics, James A Ayers, physical education, John Cobun, science, John M Dunn, guidance, Joseph Moran, core, Roger E Cole, band Alfred Brown, mathematics Unphotographed Harold C Crist Mrs Naurine Rentchler William C. Grimm - .. - 4 1 1 3 . . : X . f son, second grade, Mrs. Elizabeth Williams, sixth grade, ' A o Q . . . . -Ll ' 0 . I . 1 I O . , J. , 1 .1 -.1 ghrwf' wwf rf. fvv 'QI M . 'Xi . 3' f-'Qin ' -.wa AV- y fm . Q . 1 M. -Am, wif, ,twig iigff !wuv.-W. 'vt Q MARSHALL G BROWN Principal MARY LEGEER A I II II V Fleldball II III IV L H Club II Dance Club I II DALE YOMMER A II III , Safety Patrol IV, Soccer III IV , Basketball III IV, Judging Team II III IV President '50 '51 'Ui HV' MARGARET KRAUSE Fieldball II III Student Coun c1l I, Basketball F II in IV sw 137 KATHRYN SPEICHER Senior Sponsor Co Sponsor Of Yearbook Alf VERA MURPHY A I II , Basketball III, Fieldball III IV, Dance Club I II, Athletic Club IV 4 . F0 F0 0 'IV' ' A 0 - . fu A F. F. A. - I O .g , ' ' 1 .35 3 cg - - If wa IY: 0' - A III' o Ho Ao I' , A . ' I F030 0 ' ' I'I Q Fc Ho 0 ' 'III' s - s - j L K. ul 2 'lr NORMA BROADWATER Band I II III IV Safety Patrol II III IV, Fieldball II III IV,Basket ball III IV News paper Staff8Yean- book Staff IV VIRGINIA'WINLBRENNER Safety Patrol III , F H A I , Student Council III IV, Library Worker IIIJIIIV Newspaper Q Year book Staff IV, Dance Club I II, Solo and Ensemble Club IV BERTRAND MICHEAL Band I II III IV, A I II dent Councll III IV,All State Char us III, Operetta III, Newspaper R Yearbook Staff IV Flag Custod1anlJI HO MER YOMMER F F A I II III V Safety Patrol IV A H Club I II,Soc cer III IV DORTHA MILLER A I II Fieldball III IV Safety Patrol II Athletlc Club IV Dance Club I II 'bi SUE DURST Band I II III Iv, Fieldball II III IV, Basketball I II III IV, Safety Patrol II III IV, Student Council I- II III, Newspaper Staff, Yearbook Staff IV, Athlet ic Club IV, Dance Club I II g FoFo Q- -- Stu- I , f , 7 , I ' 3 ' g . X . J h E i 0 - - S . Fo H0 c - ' . - ' f - s 3 . , I S Q s ' ul ' 3 C ss P. i 0 0 0 ' ' 'I 3 MV., , V 3 , 2 V i 3 ' gg. I u V Mi . Iv' o 0 0 -II' , - : - - - 5 g' - - . JANICE JONES Band III IV, Field ball III, Basket ball III, Yearbook A Newspaper Staff .Q 'T ELEANOR UIIMER II Dance Club I II, Collectors Club I EDWIN WAMPLER Safety Patrol III IV, Operetta III A b H I II HAMILL GLOTFELTY A I III F F A Jud 1n Team II III,Safe ty Patrol III IV, b H I II 1 HELEN WILBURN F H A I II III IV Library WorkerIII IV,Newspaper Staff k Yearbook Staff IV Student Coun C11 IV DONNA TURNER II Fieldball Team II III IV, Athletic Club IV D ' Fo Fo o - ' - 0 0 0 ' ' ' IV. ' - . 'H i Fo Fo 0 ' A X - - - . s' s Q kv U , I , . ' .A LF? F' H' A' I'-IVE 1 V X F. H. A. I- - III JEANNE LOHR Fieldball II III IV, Band I II III IV A Club II IIL News paper Stafffif Year book Staff Safety Patrol IV MILDRED BITTINGER Band I II III IV County Band III All State Band III, H A , Operetta III WILLIAM STANTON F F A I II II IV FF'A Judging Team II III IV, Club I II III ORLO FOLK A I II IV, F F A Judgkg Team III IV, Stu dent Council IV b H I I SHIRLEY ENGLE Safety Patrol III IV,Yearbook Staff E Newspaper Staff IV, BasketballDl Basketballhkr IV BEHNADETTE GLOTFELTY Band I II III IV, All County Band II , F H A I II va fi. ROSALIE BROADWATER Band I II III IV, Fieldball II III IV , Newspaper Staff R Yearbook Staff Camera Club MARTHA DURST Safety Patrol III IV,Choral Club I Dramatlcs Club I EVERETT BAKER F. F. A. I-II-III- IVgSoccer III-IVg Safety Patrol IV3 F F A Judging Team II III CLCIL KELLY Safety PatrolI II, A I II IV,Soccer Team I II III IV,Basket ball I II III IV i I Y s I 1 V 1 4 6 OWENA CROWE A I II Fieldball III Athletic Club Gm ? -W si' EILLLN LAYMAN Band I II TTI IV Basketball I , Fieldball II III IV,Safety Pa trol IV III IIY,Nan paper Staff8c ear book Staff IV MARY GREEN I Safety Patrol IV Dance Club I II Dramatic Club III, Camera Club IV Newspaper R Yearbook StaffIV HARRY BOWLRS Basketball III IV Soccer III IV Safety PatrolIII F F A II II I , Student Coun cil III 5 P BETTY GRAPAQ Yearbook Sponsor LLORA MLYLRS I II Dance Club I II, Athletlc Club IV HARRY TURBIN Lone Graduate 1950 F- H- A- -IIs' F. H. A. - -IIIQ , - o .' .5 me ' 3 b. ' 117 5 , Q 5Mg5 , .- - s 0 0 0 'I -' V' - CLASS HISTORY We, the Class of 1951, entered the halls of Grantsville High School in l9L7 as enthusiastic Freshmen, knowing that would be the first class to graduate from the twelfth grade system Our class was divided into two groups with Miss Bor ror and Mr Grimm as our homeroom sponsors One outstanding event in our Freshman year was that of the operetta, 'Tulip Time,W presented by the music department of G H S On September 8, l9L8, we began to set our record as the s1lly Sophomores, and Mr Grim , with the patlence of Job, was agaln our homeroom sponsor The highlight of the year was the Prom given to the Seniors of l9A9 by our class With scarcely a trace of greeness left, we began our Jun ior year in September, l9L9, One highlight of the year was the play entitled 'Meet the Wifen we presented Th s was big success, we thought The long waited for honor of becomlng dignified Seniors room sponsor Dale Yommer was elected class president e play, WGrapes for D1nner,W which we presented, the many dances we attended, and most of all the Junior Senior Prom, made our Senior year the most outstanding in our eventful lives But with all of our memories of the past years we shall never for get our dear old Grantsville High School Even though we know that graduating from high school will mean endless sacrifices, we will face the future resolutely CLASS SONG KTune On the Mall P Class of fifty one tonight our hearts are light and ga We are brave, we are proud and we may, Hope for all a future with a pathway that is bright Where our goal we'll attain through our might Let us hear our voices ringing, Wwe are always ready,W Green and Gold, Green and Gold, lead us on! There will always be old G H S in long years gone, You're our joy, hope, and courage rare we O 0 0 . 1 a was ours in the fall-of 1950 with Miss Speicher as our home- . . Th ' ya 1 CLASS WILL We, the Class of 1951, in the town of Grantsvllle, the County of Garrett, and the State of Maryland, being in good mental cond1t1on as usual, and 1n much better temper than usu al, do hereby make this, our last will and testament, render ing void and of no avail any former w1ll or wills that may have been previously made by us during a pe iod of temporary, 0ptim1Sm We have no specific direct1ons to leave concern1ng our funeral, but we do hope you will come prepared to praise well as bury us, forgetting the trifl1ng faults that may have been ours and rememberlng only our manifold and remarkable IN THIS MANNER DO WE DISPOSE OF OUR POSSESSIONS To the eighth grade class, we leave all the po1se and d1gn1ty of the Senior Class We leave the Freshmen our winning ways with the teachers We bequeath our ability to slide in and out of trouble to the Sophomores To the Juniors, we leave our ability to successfully pub lish THE LINK, our school newspaper To the princlpal and the teachers, we leave the undergrad- uates for their new pr1de and joys Jeanne Lohr wills her ability to dance gracefully to Ruth Michael Shirley Engle leaves her permission to sleep JJ1 Math Class to Cecilia Minick and her nPepsodent Sm1leW to Anna Ruth Turner. To Eloise Durst, Mildred Bittinger bequeaths her big, beautiful, blue eyes and smallness of stature Margaret Krause wills her brain and ability to argue to Selva Jean Broadwater To Jean Jones, Dortha Miller leaves her technique for jumping out of music room windows and to Margie Kelley, her ways with the Accident boys. Virginia Winebrenner bequeaths her good grades to Marvin Snyder and her soprano voice to Donald Rafferty J r O as virtues. . . . I O I O . I O O C O To Emma Mae Crowe, Mary Jean Green leaves some of her old flames. k Leora Meyers bequeaths her comb and m1rror to Wilda War nic Helen Wilburn bequeaths her position as editor of THE LINK to Gene Swauger To Doris McKenzie, Donna Turner leaves her giggle Due to Jo Ellen Buckel's love for red haired boys, Martha Durst leaves all of hers to Jo Ellen Bernadette Glotfelty bequeaths her ability to chaffeur for Bob Diehl to Kathryn Resh To the public, Owena Crowe leaves the Junior Class and to Leo Miller, all of her love Hamill Glotfelty bequeaths h1s knowledge of baseball to Glenn Patton and his ability to drive cars with the wheels locked to George Bittner Orlo Folk wills his talent for shellacking noses to Gene Beachy and also his pos1tion as standing by the girls shower door and whistling at all who come out to B111 Lowry To Richard Yommer, Sue Durst leaves her Wsweetn temper and to Verda Durst her drlving ability Dale Yommer leaves h1s ambition to walk to Hardesty's To Henry Snyder, Homer Yommer wills h1s ways with thegrds and to Merle Hoover his good looks Mary LeGeer bequeaths her abillty to eat in class to Hel en Otto Vera Murphy leaves her love for football players to Peggy Durst To Jane Bowman, Eileen Layman bequeaths her Wwonderfuln attitude toward school and to Wesley Kunkle her ability to get along Wwellu with the principal To its rightful owner, Donald Wengerd, Harry Bowers leaves his nickname, WHopalong Bertrand Michael w1lls h1s talent for impersonating Al Jolson to Robert Ralley Cecil Kelley, the Senlor basketball star leaves his abil ity to Carl Butler every night to Roberta Bailey. .H To Carl Spratt, Edwin wampler bequeaths h1s acting talent Lverett Baker wills his small feet to Charles Speicher To Ruth Croft, Norma Broadwater leaves her reducing diet and to the undergraduates her love Rosalle Broadwater leaves her baton twirllng abillty Mary Durst To Shlrley Lancaster, hleanor Wlemer bequeaths her bash ful ways Jan1ce Jones leaves her lmperfect attendance record t Clara Carey and her technique for getting diamond rings to Zona Kinsinger W1111am Stanton bequeaths h1s western outflt to Paul CHark and his methods for making money to Owen Bittinger Besides these bequests, we leave our best wishes to any Any property or personal possessions of ours that may re main in addition to the items speclfied we g1ve and bequeath to the Garrett County Board of hducation to use as lt sees fit Ve can think of nothlng that we have forgotten except our old books, and we suggest that they be glventxathe Freshman Class, thus sav1ng money which may be applied either to the teachers' salaries or toward the purchase of mouth organs, ukuleles, and kazoos for the school band Of course, this is entirely a matter for the d1SCP6tlOH of the school board Flnally, we do hereby name and appolnt as the sole execu tor of th1s, our last w11l and testament, our class advlser, Miss Spelcher In w1tness whereof we, the Class of 1951, the testator, have set our hand and seal on this seventh day of June in the year of 1951 Committee Rosalie Broadwater Norma Broadwater Vera Murphy Mary LeGeer . . . to . . O and all who may desire them. Y ' . CLASS PROPHECY Well, here we are at the fair and before us is the tent of Mademolselle Rozeetta who is golng to let us gaze into her crystal ball to see the future of the members of the graduat 1ng class of Grantsville High School, Class of 1951 Ah h, as we gaze, the maglc beglns to work! We hear church mus1c and on a dlmly llghted altar we see a prlest For a moment we thlnk our eyes are betraylng us, but no, it 1S our old classmate, Johnny Mlchael Next, we f1nd ourselves in an art gallery gazing at a famous masterplece The distinqulshed artlst and her husband are watchln the on lookers Oh h of all things, it's Shirley Engle w1th arell Raileyl Why, what's th1s coming up? A country beauty shop with Vera Murphy's name on the door, and out in the field turkeys and chlckens galore belonging to whom? Hamill Glotfelty, her husband, of course Looking a little deeper 1nto the crystal ball and whom do we see but Jeanne Lohr closlng school for the day We won der 1f her gay mood was brought on by Johnny Keister's return Look what's coming next! There must be some power to prophecy as we see Vernon Miller as the Class of l9h9 predict be our own Janlce Jones By the moss laden trees we can tell we are nearlng North Carolina As we near a little wh1te cottage so fashionable in the South, we see none other than Helen Wilburn and her high school sweetheart Eugene Weimer Could it be they have recanf ly Wtied the knotqn As we wait at a traln crosslng for the train to pa s, we are wondering what the next scene will be We do not have t wonder long for the train is upon us and the engineer waves to His friendly smile betrays him, it's Everett Baker The traln is gone into the distance and the aromaci'ether reaches We see the Naval Hospital in Bethesda, Maryland This is a surprisel However, by the tw1nkle in her brown eyes we know the head nurse to be Virglnia Winebrenner, who is row giving orders to newcomers, and one of the newcomers 1 our old classmate Eleanor Weimer A few brlef moments pass and the scene changes to the Chicago World's Fair Whom do we see in the ring with the prize w1nning shorthorn beef but our old classmate, Bill Stan ton On the sideline stands his wife, Millie Bittinger, proudly beaming ed. Who is the gay, new bride with him? Why, it could only 0 Q 0 us. ' . . - s The cheery atmosphere of a party enjoying Arthur Godfreyls Talent Hunt on televlsion comes next to our view Who is the next contestant? None other than our class comedian, Eileen Layman Gazing agaln into the mag1c ball, we see a small town high school and the home economics department where a demon stration in cooking is being conducted We find the demon strator to be our old pal Rozie Broadwater Next, a city manslon where a tea is in progress e host and hostess are making their guests feel at ease This is a surprise! It!s Mary LeGeer and Harry Brenneman As the mansion fades we see a small cottage and coming up the walk is Dave Walls His w1fe opens the door for him, and by her tiny voice we know that lt 1S Margaret Krause Ah, the city of Washlngton comes next into view, where we see the President's secretary entering her office As she turns, her school girl complexion identifies her as Leora Mey ers Our magic ball now seems to be taklng us to Los Angeles, California, Just 1n t1me for the great Miss America beauty contest As the contestants come forward, we see Mary Green it seems that her brlght red halr and shapely figure have gust won her the t1tle of Miss America Someone is feeding a flock of chickens and a man 18 coming from the barn Since the man is Leo Miller we know the woman to be Owena Crowe Do secretaries really sit on the bosses' knee? Well, we vill soon find out for this is Dr Robert Diehl's offlce com ing up and at the desk we see two people instead of one sit ting Without guessing, we know that the second person is his secretary, Bernadette Glotfelty Next, we hear the strum ing of a guitar As we come nearer, we see that it is Mary Agnes McKenzie serenading Edwin Wampler with Wgood old mountain music Gone so suddenlyt A modern kitchen comes into view and does dlnner smell good! Look! The couple is Martha Durst and Charles Weber The scene shifts to a small town high school where we see a physical education class in action Directing the gymnas tics is our star basketball player, Sue Durst, now a physical education teacher in the new high school Appearing next is the c1ty of Hollywood where a famous movie star is being interviewed His wavy hair reminds us of X. ' . Th We leave the crowds behind and go to a farm at Jennings. .rv our old classmate Harry Bowers As we look again, we see it is Harry The person intervlewing him is our old frlend Norma Broadwater, now a famed newspaper reporter It seems we have been dO1Hg a lot of travellng and here we are back 1n Accldent, Maryland, the scene taklng place in the corner drugstore As the soda Jerk raises her head after complet1ng a banana split, we see her to be our old classmate, Dot Miller Coming next into view is a familiar baker, and in the kitchen making gayly decorated cakes is Donna Turner, the country's speclalist 1n cake baking It seems our scene is moving out to sea As a great shlp comes over the horlzon and the captaln shouts nAhoyN we can identlfy that deep voice as none other than Dale Yommer our old friend Sgt Homer Yommer of the U S Air Force on h1s latest round the world flight As yet we haven't seen the future of Orlo Folk and Cecll Kelly, but wait we see a faint glow in the ball As it clears we see it is Orlo's Ch1Cken farm where Cecil is gust leavlng the farm with a truck load of his best birds The picture fades away and we realize we were granted a mere gaze into the future As we leave we turn to thank Made moiselle for our happy Journey Committee Virginia Winebrenner Helen Wilburn 201151 CLASS MOTTO We're always ready! CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLORS Yellow Rose Green and Gold O ' . It seems he is waving to a great plane over head. The pilot is x x . LOOSE LEAVES FROM A SENIOR'S DIARY September 2, 19h7 Dear Diary Today, as Freshmen, we assembled ln the aud 1COPlum to begin our exciting life as high school students Imagine our enthuslasml October 30 19b7 Dear iary A play called 'The Ghost of Benjamin Sweet, was presented in the auditorium by some of the members of our class This play went over big since it fit right into the season of Hallowe'en December 15, 19L7 Dear Diary We presented a hobby show today in Room 15 The other classes were invited to view the exhibit May 6 l9h8 ear Diary The home economics girls were selected to serve the Mother Daughter Banquet The Juniors and Seniors were honored guests May 13, 19h8 Dear Diary The vocational girls were again chosen to serve the F F A banquet which was held in the school auditor ium tonight May 26, l9u8 Dear Diary The operetta, Tulip Time, was presented Cole June 10, 19L8 Dear Diary Today we are completlng our year as verdant Freshmen but we are looking forward to next September when we can accept our responsibllltles as Sophomores February Zh, l9h9 Dear Diary We Sophomores held a square dance tonight under the d1rect1on of Mr Grimm to ralse funds to sponsor the Junior Senior Prom MHY 13, 19h9 Dear Diary The Variety Show was presented tonight by the music department with Mr Cole as instructor May 25, 19h9 Dear Diary The F H A and F F A sponsored a picnlc at Pleasant Vallby We all ate too much, but even at that we had fun May 27, 19h9 Dear Diary This is the event we have waited for The Junlor Senior Prom was held 1n the school aud1torium tonight Everyone had a starry look ln his eyes as the mellow notes of the orchestra sounded through the audltorium 15 2 - H 15 z : H tonight in the school auditorium under the direction of Mr. June 7, 19L9 Dear Diary We ended our Sophomore year today and were wondering how we would spend our vacation We had a farewell party for our core teacher, Miss Caulk, who had been so kind and generous to us June 9, 19h9 Dear Diary The Seniors of l9b9 graduated tonight in the school auditorium Farewell, Seniors! September 7, 19b9 Dear Diary Here we are Jolly Juniors and walking the since there are no veniors January 27, 1950 Dear Diary Today our class proudly published the first edition of THE LINK, our school newspaper February 6, 1950 Dear Diary 0ur schedule was changed today We now have two periods of core each day instead of the separate classes of English and History March 17, 1950 Dear Diary The F H A and F F A sponsored the Shamrock Shindig in honor of St Patrick's Day March 20, 1950 Dear Diary: We were measured for our school rings today. June 5, 1950 Dear Diary: The operetta, H.M.S. Pinafore, was given to- night. The members of the cast presented Miss Tracy, our ' - structor, with a corsage. September 6, 1950 Dear Diary: School began today as the Class of 1951 proudly walked the halls of G.H.S. again. We have welcomeci five new teachers to our faculty--Mr. Riggs, Mr. A. Brown, Mr. Moran, Mr. Cobun, and Mr. Ayers. October 16, 1950 Dear Diary: Our class officers were elected today--Pres- ident, Dale Yommerg Vice President,Margaret Krause, Secretary, Mary LeGeerg and Treasurer, Vera Murphy. November 18, 1950 Dear Diary: The G.H.S. band journeyed to Morgantown W.Va today where they were represented at the Maryland-West Virgin- ia football game. November 20, 1950 Dear Diary: Mr. Harold Carl from Frostburg took our halls of G.H.S. again. Our class adviser is Miss Speicher in pictures today November 22, 1950 Dear Diary W WGrapes for Dinner ience December 15, 1950 Dear D1ary Today we had name cards and announcements days presented whlch was December 18, 1950 a Thanksglving play entitled very amuslng to the school aud the prlvilege of choosing our We will order them within a few Dear Diary The Jun1or Class held a Mistletoe Dance to night 1n the auditorium This is one of the events we will remember February 2, 1951 Dear Diary The Grantsville High School was represented at the Tri State Band Festival held at Martinsburg, West Vir ginia Those participating were Mildred Bittlnger, Dona Kinslnger, Robert Ralley, Kay Beachy, Elizabeth Warnick, Jane Bowman, Robert Diehl, Donna Yommer, and Shirley Yoder Dear D1ary This is the day the Senior Class of 1951 has waited for Graduation Thlrty one Senlors will receive plomas tonight Graduatlon w1ll take place in the school aud itorium We must now bid a fond farewell to our Alma Mater and to our teachers we w1sh to express our SIHCGPS thanks FAREWELL SONG CTune Harbor Lightsl Goodby to Grantsvllle High, We now can call you Alma Mater, Our eyes are looking toward the Goodby to tender years we spent So long dear Green and Gold, You've raised our splrits high, We'll always hold you dear for For on Now we ed, And 1n path you paved for us so near our dear old classmate all the thlngs you are, life's narrow path your light will lead us far w1ll b1d farewell to all the friends we have encounter some future year our hearts will meet again : e ' n ' ' , 2 June ll, 1951 -- ' . 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Advisers: Mrs. Schultz and Mr. Garletts ,Egfr -'. .. :3 NINTH GRADE FIRST ROW Dale Layman, Anthony Layman, Billy Emory, John McKenzie, James Meese,Melvin Turbin, Charles Yommer, Fay But ler, Kenneth Beitzel, Willard Yommer, Dale Jay, Jack Warnick Donald Smith, Wilmer Miller. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Baum, Alice Broadwater, Gwendolyn Snyder, Joyce Bittinger, Arzona Garlitz, Pauline Eisler, Loretta But- ler, Wilma Butler, Shirley Garlitz, Margaret Flotz, Eleanor Spiker, Helen Urich, Ann Stanton, Lucille Turbin, Ida Mason, Patricia Robertson. THIRD ROW: Mr. Cobun, Mary Glotfelty, Juanita Bittinger,Yvon- ne Baker, Wilda Bolden, Doris Duckworth, Clara McKenzie, Jean Wilhelm, Yommer, Virginia Minick Mrs Q le o Freda Hutzel, Susie Knox, Mary Kunkel, Carey, Marjorie Kelly Catherine J. Elaine Richter, Sara Stanton, Donna , Mary M. McKenzie, Mary Agnes McKenzie FOURTH ROW: Leo Miller, Roy Lytle, John Wagner, Owen Hand- werk, Reed Butler, Paul McKenzie, Reid Broadwater, Robert Reichenbacher, Donald Glover, Allan Georg, Dale Hetrick, Law- rence Spiker, Melvin Lytle, Gerald Rafferty, Donald Hershberg- er. Advisers: Mrs Bittle and Mr. Cobun 9 2 Qrifiz we .. Q, fix' - rx ,pf A - V W- -ff K . ,yy-11- bi , , Q q Q L A Q 4 l . 1 s Q . 0 n Q , 0 . JUNICDR HIGH X. 1 EIGHTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE ,.-,, A....... lf' ., - ll -.J Y . Z cf? WL?- v V' 'TTS' if if Q ,J 4, ,...i Q M YEARBOOK AND NEWSPAPER STAFF YEARBOOY Edltor ROS8l19 Broadwater Ass1stant Norma Broadwater Bus1ness Mgr Helen Wilburn Photography Ed B Michael Assistant Va Winebrenner Art wdltOF Shirley Engle Class Lditor Mary Green Assistant Janice Jones Activ1t1es Ed Eileen Layman Assistants Jeanne Lohr Donald Rafferty Boys' Athletlc Ed R Railey Girls' Athletlc Ed Sue Durst Betty Grapes Kathryn Spelcher ,I ra 51 , 1 '- lf 2: ,. : D fx .I Advlsers 5 gf' NEWSPAPER STAFF Editor Helen Wilburn Assistant Bertrand Mlchael News Editor Norma Broadwater Bus Mgr Va Winebrenner Asslstant Janice Jones Art Edltor Shirley Engle Sports Editor Sue Durst Asslstant Robert Hailey Humor Editor......Jeanne Lohr Assistant.......Eileen Layman Cir. Mgr...........Mary Green Assistant.....Donald Rafferty Feature Ed..Rosalie Broadwaun' Adviser..........Betty Grapes -I! STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council was organized in order to help create a proper state of mind among the students Student Council meetings are called whenever necessary, the main functlon of the counc1l being to consider those problems of the students Wh1Ch present themselves in the hlgh school At present the council is composed of 2h members, four students hav1ng been chosen from each grade OFFICLRS Presldent Virginia Wlnebrenner Vice Pres1dent Helen Otto Secretary Donna Yommer Treasurer Beverly Beachy Advlser Mr Dunn SOLO AND ENSEMBLE CLUB The purpose of the Solo and nnsemble Club 1S to traln mus1c pupils lnterested in ind vldual and group publlc performance, n essentlals of performance such as stage, personal1ty3stage con duct, muslcal eff1ciency and com mon errors ln performances Presldent Robert D1ehl V Pres Claudia Blttlnger Sec'y Va Wlnebrenner Custodlan Robert Ralley Co ordlnator Mildred Bitt1nger LIBRARY CLUB The purpose of the Library Club 1S to sponsor a greater in terest among the students in the use of books and llbrary service, to stlmulate reading interests, and to lmprove the llbrary ser vice of the school Presldent Freda Resh SOLO AND ENSEM LE CLUB V Pres Marlene Vamp Advlger Mr Cglg Secretary June Corle Reporter Phyllis W1lt l LIBRARY CLUB ' A 1 Pub. Mgr...Bertrand Michael l THE SAFLTY PATROL The Safety Patrol of the Grantsville School was organized in 1936 There are now 5A members on the school patrol, 27 of which work in and around the school In addition to thei.r regular duties, the patrol usually serves during fire drills, street parades, and other activities. Because the Grantsville School is located on Route LO, it is reputed to have the second most dangerous placezhithe State for the loading and unloading of school buses. We are proud of the fact that up to this time no accident of any descrip- tion has ever occurred to any student. OFFICERS Captain... ...........Dale Yommer First Lt.... ...Robert Railey First Lt.... ....Harry Bowers Second Lt...........Richard Yom er Second Lt... .... ......Homer Yommer Sec'y. - Treasurer...Shirley Engle AdviSerOOOlC00lO00vacoooimri A.. - ...Q is UI- . .U g 5-.4 1 . . rr O . O . . . MODELING CLUB The Modeling Club is to help the student learn to use his leisure time in a worthwhlle manner making something construe t1ve of his hands It is also to famlliarize the student with different hand tools and m8Ch1n6S used 1n lndustry and ln the home. Officers are: Foreman, Jon Rosenbergerg Sub-Foreman, William Green. Club adviser, Mr. A. Brown. v X 4 This Page Sponsored By: MORTON'S GARAGE L. R W. ESSO SER. STATION Chrysler-Plymouth Sales E Ser. East Main Street Phone 300 Phone 699 Frostburg, Maryland Frostburg, Maryland JEFFERIE BROS. THE RECREATION Jewelers Bowling Pool Frostburg - Maryland E. Main St. Frostburg, Md. 0 A ,v - ,g - ,ll HOBBY CLUB The a1m of the Hobby Club is to discover some of the more 1nterest1ng hobbles During meetlngs students who already have hobbies are given the opportunity to tell about them and when posslble to brlng them in for display A student who has no hobby 1S encouraged to f1nd one that will appeal to him Off1CeFS are President, Nellie Hetz, Secretary, Evelyn Brown Club adviser, Mr Cobun This Page Sponsored By Men's Wear Millinery Notions Frostburg Maryland Frostburg Maryland SPEARS B AUTY QHOPPE PARISES 219 Center St Phone QAR Fountain Films Sundaes Meyersdale Pennsylvania Frostburg Maryland THOMAS LLIAS FROSTBURG AUTO CO Tailor Cleaner Dodge K Plymouth lO W Main Frostburg, Md Frostburg, Md BOB HOHING C. L. LONG abil!! GRANTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL BAND Due to the great marching and playing ability, the Grmus ville High School Band is rapidly becoming one of the prize winning high school units in Maryland Since its beginning November 12, l9h8, the Ll piece unit has made 200 public ap pearances and received over 32000 in prizes and awards One of the highlights in the development of the band was its appearance 1n the Army Day Parade at Pittsburgh, April 9, l9L8 During the same year an invitation was accepted to represent the University of Maryland at the Maryland West Vir ginia football game which was played at Morgantown, West Vir ginia In 1950 the privilege was again extended to them Becoming almost an annual affair, is the Tri State Band Festival, Martinsburg, West Virginia, in which representatives from the Grantsville Band have taken part for the past two gears Representatives chosen were Robert Railey, Jane Bow man, Donna Yommer, Robert Beachy, Millie Bittinger, Shirley Kamp, and Shirley Representatives also in l9L7, l9b8, and 19b9. been discontinued. Diehl, Elizabeth Ann Warnick, Kay Claudia Bittinger, Zona Kinsinger, Yoder. participated in the All-State Band Since l9L9, the All-State Band has ri JH, ily 903 GIRLS' ATHLETIC CLUB The Girls' Athletic Club is to further interest in physical education 8CtiV1t1eS, which consist of stunts, qulet games suitable for parties and camps, act1ve games both indoor and outdoor, folk danclng, and action songs Problems concern lng the athletic activities within the school are discussed Officers are: President, Shirley Kamp, Vice President, Sue Durst, Secretary, Kay Beachyg Treasurer, Dortha Miller. Club advisers, Miss Morford and Mrs. Savereno. lk Ik Ik This Page Sponsored By: W. H. BALDWIN STORE QUALITY DRY CLEANERS Men and Boy's Shop Phone l83J Meyersdale, Pa. Ph. lO6M Meyersdale - Pennsylvania VILLAGE COFFEE SHOP McCLURES SER. STA. Salisbury - Pennsylvania Salisbury - Pennsylvania 'gi'.?:Z.t - r ' 'V - if ma --. , Q QQ, ' if . I - fy - , ',ff',T ' ' 41 ' A . , Y -v Q. 'A '- .Q:lL,Lf :-'L.. ,I ,, , --4, , , Y A p A Y I ,. ' ,.Q?fjLfy,L 0 9 . Q A 4 I P K , ' . X ' A A ' . . A - U L .Q X-xl. . . 251' QW?-9 The F. H. A. Club means Future Homemakers of America. Here pupils have programs related to home activities and carry out projects that can be used in their homes. The chief aim of the club is to strive to set before each girl the idea that to be socially efficient she must have good health, must be able to support herself and those depending upon her, must know how to use her leisure time profitably, must be able and willing to work with others, and she must have high ideals and good habits. Officers are: President, Mary LeGeerg Vice President, Margaret Krause, Secretary, Margaret Brennemang Treasure, Jo Ellen Buckelg Historian, Janice Jones, Reporter, Phyllis Beachy. F. H. A. Qi' F F A F F A means Future Farmers afAmerica andis a natlonal organization of farm boys taking vocational agriculture in school All boys taking vocational agriculture are expected to participate in this club, as it is an integral part of this particular course Act1v1ties include livestock judging, recreational activlties, socializing activlties, supervised farming program, community service, leadership development, state and national conventions, judging trips, and many other activities to develop farm boys to become better farm citizens OFFICERS President..........Wil1iam St8nt0n Vice President Secretary ..... Treasurer .... Reporter... Bouncer... Adviser .... ....Orlo Folk ..F1oyd Baker Everett Baker ..Dale Yo mer .Hommer Yommer Mr. Garletts CHORAL CLUB The Choral Club places emphasis on individual solo work and part sing1ng Members are g1ven special trainlng in re gard to school programs suc1 as Chr1stmas, the spring concert and the spring musical performances Officers are Presldent, George B1ttner, Vice President Wilda Warnick, Secretary, Evelyn Durr, Treasurmg Cecila T'11n ick, Librarian, Dan Hershberger Club adviser, Mrs Bittle 1 x x This Page Sponsored By ELBECKA GROCERY CITIZEN BANK Meyersdale Pennsylvania Meyersdale Pennsylvania CLAPPERS BUILDING MATERIALS HAZELBERTH'S STORE WFrom Foundation to Roofn Hardware E Furniture Meyersdale, Pa Phone 212W Salisbury Pennsylvania . . f . - 5 . , . : Q u 0 0 1 o ' ' :D o . . . u o 1 Q . 3 0 CAMERA CLUB The Camera Club is designed for students who have an in terest in photography and a desire to work with it Activ ities lnclude learnlng the use of a camera, the use of ex posure meter, dark room procedures for developing and printing, and enlarging Officers are President, Shirley Engle, Vice Pres1dent Norma Broadwater, Secretary, Peggy Durst, Treasurer, Rosalie Broadwater Club adviser, Mr Riggs This Page Sponsored By ACME MARKET W R Donaldson Meyersdale Salisbury THE SHOE SHOP BRUNER'S HOME BAKERY Connective-Shoe Fitting For Home Treats Phone l83M Meyersdale, Pa. 193 E. Main Frostburg, Md. BIG SAVAGE SER. STA. LITTLE RITZ Top of Big Savage Mt. Where Better Food is Served Frostburg, Md. Phone 1051 Frostburg, Md. Phone 688 BILL PRICE Meyersdale, Pa. q-'Q amal BOYS'ATHLETIC CLUB The purpose of the Boys' Athletic Club lS to improve the present athletic program, plan ways of raising money for the athletic department, make up the rules and regulations or by laws for the inter mural program, select actlvities for the inter mural program, make up the schedules for all inter mural activities, and plan, supervise and make the drawings for all inter mural tournaments This Page Sponsored By WENZEL DRY CLEANING CO AL'S SNACK BAR Meyersdale Pennsylvania Frostburg Maryland POTOMAC EDISON CO. SALISBURY SER. CENTER Frostburg - Maryland Salisbury, Pa. Phone IL8 MONN STUDIO SHUPES DRUG Meyersdale, Pa. Phone l65M Frostburg, Md. Phone 520 MACK'S SER. STATION Frostburg - Maryland !K..L AUDIO VISUAL AIDS CLUB The purpose of the Audio Visual Aids Club is to train members in the use and care of the school's audio visual equipment and to render service in the various phases of the school's audio visual program Officers are President,Gerald Rafferty, Vice President, Robert Otto, Secretary, Donald Sm1th, Treasureg Wilma Miller Club advisers, Mr Dunn and Mr Moran x 1 x This Page Sponsored By BAKER CHEVROLET CO. DAIRY DALE Meyersdale - Pennsylvania Meyersdale - Pennsylvania J. C. LICHLITER k CO. WEST SALISBURY GARAGE Salisbury - Pennsylvania Salisbury - Pennsylvania ARTS AND CRAFTS CLUB The Arts and Crafts Club offers all types of work in fine arts and creative crafts depending on the desires of the stu- dents. Equipment is available to conduct work in ceramics and pottery, metal work, leather work, chip carving, and most any type of craft including weaving. Officers are: President, Jane Bowmang Secretary, Patsy Durst, Treasuren Donald Wengerd. Club adviser, Mrs. Rentchlerz v v x This Page Sponsored By: HARCO FEED WOULLARD'S JEWELRY Meyersdale - Pennsylvania Meyersdale - Pennsylvania THOMAS DRUG STORE SALISBURY AUTO CO. Leading Druggists Welding E Machine Phone 76 Meyersdale, Pa. Shopwork our Speciality A 'Q ki 4, QFXFQQ, 1,1--', Af ' . Q35 I i J 4. an 4' A X AX SOCCER The Soccer season opened w1th a game between Grantsvllle and Frlendsvllle Perhaps durlng thls first game the Golden Bears were overly anx1ous to display thelr best playlng abll ity for the1r new coach, Ir Ayers, they won only one of the county games and scored 1n two games However, we apprecl ate the effort and hard work of both the boys and the coach Grantsvllle Frlendsvllle Grantsvllle Oakland Grantsvllle Iltzmlller Grantsv1l1e Frlendsvllle Grantsvllle Kitzmlller Grantsvllle Accident Grantsv1lle Oakland Grantsvllle . 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'OOO .O A .II C0003 F U A L E A F B U L A N C E S C E + f 75 ft: VB' 'Y Y AAA FIELDBALL After a summer vacation and the return of coach horford, we were determined to make th1s our most successful year i fieldball Of our eight county games, we won two, and t1ed two GAMES Oakland Accident Oakland Friendsdlle 9 Accident Kitzmlller 1 G Fr1endsv1lle 12 G Kltzmlller This Page Sponsored LAYMAN'S MEAT MARKET MILLER'S DEPT STORE Phone 56A Grantsville Meyersdale Pennsylvania TURNER'S DAIRY Frostburg - Maryland BOLDEN PLUMBING CONDON'S SHOE SHOP For Plumbing E Heating 20 West Main St. Meyersdale - Ph.297 Frostburg - Maryland 43- BOYS' BASYLTBALL 1950 Sl After much hard practlce the Golden Bears won four of the1r elghteen games, two county games, one non county game, and the Alumni, this season Only two members of th1s year's team will be lost through graduatlon, Cecil Kelly and Harry Bowers GANBS Faculty K1tzm1ller Alumnl Frlendsville Meyersdale Oakland Salisbury Berlin Barton Berlin Accldent Accldent Frlendsvllle Meyersdale Sal1sbury Oakland Th1s Page Compllments D W HERSHBBRGER AGENCY Grantsv1lle, Iaryland 'Consult your lnsurance agent a yo would your doctor or lawyern GRANTSVILLQ POST NO 21h AMLRICAI LLGION, INC G.H.S. 25 VS. 27 G.H.S. 30 VS. 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