Greencastle Antrim High School - Conococheague Yearbook (Greencastle, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1941 volume:

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Forty-one years later when a center was desired, Greencastle was laid out and named. probably, for a beloved spot of green in County Donegal, ireland. Though the hrst school built in the township was the Enoch Rrown one. the Brown's Mill school, hrst built about 1780, has had a continuous record, however in different buildings. The Old Brown's Mill School, shown in the cut and erected in 1836 for school and church, is a familiar landmark. Then in 1922 the Browns Mill Consolidated school, opened un- der Mr. Frank M. Smith's capable supervision, began a new era in Antrim's educational system. For the 1940--ll term, 308 boys and girls are enrolled in this school, From the schools of Antrim and neighboring townships come l89 pupils for the upper four years in our Greencastle High School. 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A H.-xleofh , ' Z Not for Colors: Green and VVl1ite Flower 2 Veonies Aclviser: Mr. lYl1itmore one's self, but for all '11 x1 1 pnlg hIq1A , Icuflollt A fJL'R l'oS'r-Cl1:,x1mUlx'1'1iS Slxelclou, XYeag:ley, liriuer. 7 Kr: me 38 ef , I KS' 5 4 4 -2, :: MIW1' ' ! 991' ,wk V fl. 4, Q41 0 vi! jf' V4 i 5 f 0 ,. 9 On the brisk morn of September 7, 1937, ninety-Five passengers boarded the boat. U. S. S. Greencastle, guided by the life guards who protected us on our journey. The sailboat of freedom was under the leadership of Captain Baumgardner. We bashful and bewildered passengers sailed through the halls and into the classrooms of G. H. S. to take our stand in this, our first exciting en- deavor. The first port entered was Cold Spring Park where we enjoyed greatly a weiner roast and skating party. As classroom projects we made ship booklets and safety posters, and displayed early school relics. On June 4, 1938, school closed with our passengers one-fourth of the way safely on our journey. Young loyal passengers assembled together on September 4, 1938, to resume another part of our journey. in fact, the stormiest part. still under the leadership of Captain Baumgardner. Honor was achieved by our class in sports. Wie were delighted to give our opponents a hard battle although we did lose a few games. VVe claimed second place in our spring sport, volley ball. ln june the first half of our goal had been reachedg we had sailed successfully over the hardest part of our journey. Then we were ready for the third part, no longer on lower deck allll in second class, but on top deck and in the first class under our new leader, Captain Kell. VVe voted for our class rings on October 9, and what a proud day it was for us juniors when gold and blue sapphire rings with the G. H. S. insignia arrived. Now. too, we were in the Advanced Glee Club which made its first ap- pearance at the P. T. A. meeting in October. On October Zo, we entered, another port on our jour- ney which was a hike to Enoch Brown Park where we had lunch and a very delightful time. On No- vember l, some of the junior girls had the thrill of appearing in the new glee club vestments at the Franklin County Educational Association meeting. XYe presented for Armistice Day in assembly a patriotic program entitled My Country, 'Tis of Thee, under the direction of Miss Phillippy. Sev- eral members of the class also took part in the Christmas program presented by the Hi-Y organiza- tions. Another thrill greeted us when we were permitted, on january 5, to choose our motto, colors, and fiower. Our class song was written by Annabelle Shinham to the tune of the Wisconsin Tech. Song. More enjoyment occurred on March 12 when our caps and pennants arrived. Then on two glorious nights in April we presented our junior class play, Trail of the Lonesome Pine, in the theatre of the U. S. S. Greencastle. Green and white strolled down the aisles as ushers played their important role. The year also brought successes in sportsg we won the championship in basketball and in soccer. lt couldn't help but make our hearts swell as we had finished three-fourths of our jour- ney and were sailing swiftly towards commencement shores. Vtell. here we were again ready to sail with the crew under the leadership of Captain Zim- merman. ln December we presented our senior class play, Tish. both plays being under the lead- ership of M rs. Conrad to earn money for our VVashington trip, At the end of the hrst semester one of our faithful classmates left our group. john VVine, who with other high school students belonged to the National Guard, went with IOOFA Battery E for a year's army training at Camp Shelby, Mis- sissippi, doing his duty for our country. On February 3, we attended court. a very interesting ses- sion. VX'e're almost ready to dock as we have just about reached the commencement shore with green and white banners fiying, cheers for the .-Xlma Mater. and voices of the free-willed pas- sengers of -ll ringing out their song, chorus of citizenship, freedom and democracy. After launch- ing our boat at commencement, we received our new passport, that important and well earned docu- ment which leads each one of us in different directions embarking on new life around the world with never to be forgotten memories. 8 DOROTHY BEAR Couzlmvcirrl A comely grace. pleasing eye and face. Tri Hi-Y 2-43 Soft Ball Z, 33 Class Play 43 Class Treasurer 43 Nature Club l 3 Commercial Club Z3 Fancy VVork Club President 43 Basket- ball 1 3 Volley Ball 33 Student Council 43 Librarian 43 Dancing 1-33 Ticket manager of Class Play 4: Secretary Curtis Magazine Drive 43 Square Dancing 1, Z. MILDRED BURIQETT C1UlIIlIll'VL'ffIl Always sharp. never tlat. Glce Club 3. 43 Glec Club Libra- rian 33 Librarian 43 Class Play 43 Soft Ball Z, 33 Volley Z, 33 Fancy Xllork Club 1-43 Fancy VVork Treasurer 2. 33 Fancy NYork Presi- dent 4. .ALAN CLUGSTON C1IHI1IIl!'7'lfIitIl For he's a jolly food fellow. Glec Club Z-43 Class Soccer 1-43 Class Basketball 1-43 Class Soft Ball Z, 33 Volley Ball 1. 23 Elec- trical Club 1-3. ROBERT CR UN li ELTON Ccilvrul Miles of Smiles. Orchestra 1-43 Hi-Y 1-413 Glee Club 3-43 jr. Glee Club 23 Gun and Rod Club 3: Aircraft Treas- urer 23 Basketball Manager 43 As- sistant Basketball Manager 31 Stage Manager 3. 4: Electrical Club 1, 23 Archery Z3 Dancing 1. ROBERT DUFFIELD College 1'1'clmrulo1'y Merrily he rolls along. Orchestra 1-43 Olee Club 2-43 Class Soccer 1. Z3 Varsity Soccer 3. 43 Class Softball Z-43 Class Bas- ketball 43 Athletic Board 33 Hi-Y 41 Gun and Rod Club 33 Electrical Club 13 Aircraft 13 Archery Z. ROBERT FA UST lY0L'CIfi0I!lI! . ffll'1iL'!llfllI't' Prissy and precise. F.F.A. Treasurer 1-43 F.F.A. Bas- ketball Team 3, 43 Class Baketball 23 Class Soccer 2. 33 Class Soft- ball Z 3Olee Club 23 Volley Ball 23 Aircraft Treasurer Z3 Vlloodcraft Treasurer 3. BETTY GIFT C1I7IlIllIL'7'lfflIf A face with gladness ovcrspread. Tri Hi-Y 1-43 Glee Club 13 Fancy VVork 3, 43 Home Economics Club 1. If Mm HELEN BLACK General Two eyes of blue that come smilin' through. Glee Club Z-43 Tri Hi-Y 3, 43 Bas- ketball 1, 3. 43 Volley Ball 1-33 Dancing 2. 33 Soft Ball 1-33 Na- ture Club 1. lRYlN CHRISTOPHEL Conzlllvrrznl Close button'd to the chin but a warm heart within. Electrical Club 13 Gun and Rod Club 4. XYAYA CUNNINGHAM c10lIIHIt'7't'ftIf An ounce of luck. a ton of pluck. Fancy VVork 1-43 Debating Z3 Bas- ketball 13 Softball 13 Volley Ball 23 Hockey 23 Tennis 33 .Advertis- ing Chairman 43 Bible Study 43 Advertising Committee 3. GEORGE DONNELLY I 'ocaiinmzl .lfH'ft'1lff1l7 L' Good material in a small package. Secretary of Future Farmers of America 1-43 Electrical Club Treasurer 23 Stage Committee 43 Class Play 43 Glee Club Z. NELSON ELLIOTT C!IlIIIlll'7l'ftIf Honest. clean and just. Glee Club 33 Class Volley Ball 1-33 Class Softball 1-43 Class Soccer 2-43 Electrical Club 13 Annual Staff 43 Square Dancing 1, 23 Ad- vertising Committee 43 Gun and Rod Club 33 Archery 2. ERMA FILER Collcyc l'rcfara1ory Full of fun and a friend to everyone. Nature Club 1, Z3 Fancy VVork 3, 4. VVARREN GINGRICH CHlIIIlIl'l'lff!If ln the spring a young man's fancy turn to ---- Hi-Y 1-43 Hi-Y Yice President 43 Glee Club Z-43 Class Vice Presi- dent 1, 3. 43 Class Treasurer 23 Class Soccer Z-43 Class Soft Ball 2-43 President of Annual Staff 43 Christmas Play 43 Cheer Leader 43 Class Basketball .Z-4. Q, MARY ELIZABETH GOETZ Cm11111crc1'aI Sunny Side Up! Tri Hi-Y Z-45 Glee Club Z-45 Commercial Club I 5 Dancing 1 5 Volley Ball 15 Class Play 3, 4. KENNICTH HENSON C10IHllIt'I'l'ilIl Our red-headed joker. Cvlee Club 45 Class Softball 2, 35 Class Soccer I-45 Class Basketball 1-45 Yolley Ball 1,25 Archery 1, -ll Class Play 3, 45 Secretary and Treasurer of Aircraft I, 25 Elec- trical Club I 5 Play Committee 3. JANE HOOVER C1UHIlIlt'l't'iUl A buxom and good-natured Jane. Hi-Y 2-45 Glee Club Z, 35 Com- mercial Club 25 Volley Ball 25 Softball 2. CA RI, KICLL C1Ull1llIt'V1'illl Up and On! Class President 35 Vice President 25 Rod and Gun Club 3, 45 Student Council 35 Varsity Soccer 3, 45 Varsity Basketball 2-45 Varsity Baseball 3, 45 lilectrical Club 3, 45 Business Manager of Class Play 3, 4. ROY LICCKRON Vocatiwzul Agriczfltzzrc A pillar supporting the Agricultural Department. F.F.A. I-45 F.F.A. President 3, 45 Class Basketball 3, 45 Class Soccer 45 Volley Ball Z5 Aircraft Club 25 Stage Committee 45 Class Soft- ball 2. JACOB MINNICH General The thing that makes life worth while Is just a big pleasant smile. Class Play 3, 45 Christmas Play Z, 35 Glee Club 2-45 Hi-Y 2-45 Air- craft l 5 Archery 45 Electrical Club 25 Isaac VValton 35 Play Commit- tee 4. -JICAN OGLE C1UlIIIlIl'7't lCI1 Personality Plus. Glee Club 1-45 Basketball 1-45 Tri Hi-Y 1-45 Tri Hi-Y Vice Presi- dent 45 Class Secretary 25 Class Play 3, 45 Annual Staff 1-45 Stu- dent Council -lg Athletic Board 35 Yolley Ball I, Z5 Archery 25 Hockey 1-45 Dancing 1-41 Cheer Leader 45 Softball I-45 Ring Ten- nis 1. DANIEL HALDEMAN C0'H!HIl'fL'I!Il Quiet - - - sometimes and industrious as a book worm. Hi-Y 1, 25 Glee Club Z-45 lilectri- cal Club 3, 45 Volley Ball 1-45 Basketball Z, 35 Class Soccer 3, 45 Advertising Committee 4. 1CM MA HOLLINGPZR Colzzuzcrciul Endurance - a crowning quality. JOANNE HUMBICRT C1U1l11l16'1'l'iCIl Sugar and spice. Glee Club 1-45 Basketball I, Z5 Class Play 3, 45 Cheer Leader 45 Student Council 2, 35 Tri Hi-Y I-45 Hockey 35 Class Secretary 35 Fancy Vtork Z5 Commercial Club I5 Softball 1, 25 Librarian 45 Dancing 1-45 Glee Club Libra- rian 3. ANNABELLIC IQOONS GL'Ill'l'lIl A witty thing- VVith a voice to sing. Tri Hi-Y 45 Future Homemakers of America 3, 45 Future Home- makers of America President 45 Basketball 1-45 Volley Ball 1-35 Glee Club Z-45 Softball 1, 25 Dancing 3, 4. PAUL MILLER Cnllzmcrciul Silence - a virtue of the great. Hi-Y I-45 Class Soccer 35 Class Softball 2, 35 Electrical Club 4: Glee Club 2, 3. NQRMAN MORTHR Gcwzcrfil A sound mind in a sound body. lilectrical 1-45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Volley Ball 2, 3. VVILLIAM RANKIN Cmnizzcrcial Radio announcer of tomorrow. Glee Club 1, 25 Athletic Board 1, Z: Soccer 1-35 Basketball Z. 35 Base- ball 3, 4. PAULINE RICIQER ClUllIllI!'l'l'1'fIl A Musical Mind ancl an Even Temper. Hi-Y 3. 43 Fancy VVork 3.-lg Glee Club l-3: Softball 3: Yolley R211 33 Commercial Club 2: Class Play Committee 3: Christmas lllixy 3. JESSIE SEACREST Cnuznzcrrial Half of the inseparable. Volley Ball l-35 Soft Il ll l-31 Xrchery 33 Home Economics lg Fancy VVork President 23 Dancing l--lg Nature Club 1. Hlil,lCN SHATZICR clUIllIllI'P'L'itll The other half. Soft Rall l-33 Yolley llall l-31 Home Economics Club lg Dancing I: Nature Club l. JOHN SIIINH.-XM Gmlcral My true love hath my heart. Ili-Y 2-41 Glee Club 2, 3: Class Play 31 Christmas Play 2--lg Class Ilasketball l-33 Yolley Ball Z: Class Soccer l-31 Soft Rall Z, 33 Rifle Club lg Aircraft 13 Archery Z1 Folk Dancing Z: Gun ancl Rorl Club 3, -lg Dancing' Z, 3. MARY LOUISE SHR.-XIJER C'n1n111frri11I One with a mind of her own. Basketball I-43 Hockey l--11 Soft Rall l-45 Volley Psall l, Z: Tri Hi- Y l-41 Annual Staff l--1: Class Play 3, -lg Ring' Tennis I 3 Archery I, 23 Commercial Club l 3 Play Committee 3. PEARL SITES C'm1m1rrciaI Knee clecp in cloucls, Tri Hi-Y 3, -lg Yolley Ball 3: Soft Rall 33 Fancy XVork l. 3. -I: Na- ture lg Commercial Club 2. .-XIDA STINH C'n111111c:'riul Phftt-for care, Phftt-for woe! Glee Club l-33 Tri Hi-Y l--lg Has- ketball l--I1 Hockey 1--I1 Archery l. lg Soft Dall l--lj Yolley Rall l-3: Class Play Promoter 3. 4: Ring Tennis l 3 Conuucrcial Club l. YIRGINIA ROBINSON Home lfcmzmzzirs Quips and Cranks lllce Club .Z--I1 Tri Hi-Y 2--Ig Fu- ture Homemakers of America lp Dancing lg Archery lg Class Cec- retary lg Class Play 3. VIRGINIA SELLERS CiUHI7IIt'j't'ItII Stay as sweet as you are. Illee Club 2-43 Commercial Club 33 Tri Hi-Y l--lg Fancy VVork Club 33 Yolley lflall 3. ANNABEIIE SHINHAM College l'rcjrc1raI0ry Her music hath charms Tri Hi-Y l--lg Tri Hi-Y Secretary 2. 33 Tri Hi-Y President -I: Or- chestra l-43 Class Play 35 Glee Club 2--lg Annual Staff 45 Libra- rian 43 Class Secretary 43 Accom- panist 1-43 Fancy VVork Z3 Photo- graphy lg Dancing' 1-4. BENJAMIN SHRADER ClUIIIJl!I'7'L'IUI Master of Oils Electrical Club l. Z: Gun and Roll 33 Play Advertising Committee 3, -I. HONYARD SH UM,-XN The touch of an artist. Annual Staff l-43 Play Publicity Manager 3, -lg Aircraft l, 23 Base- ball 3. 4. DAVID STATLER Cl0llllIll'l'L'1.llI Truckin' and timid! Glec Club 2--lg Electrical Club l-3: Class Soccer Z, 3: Class Soft Hall 2. 3. DOROTHY STINE Ilamv lfcoxlmazvis NYith her turned up nose Happy-go-lucky she goes. Ti Ili-Y 2: FH..-X. 3, -ll F.H..-X. Treasurer 31 Home Economics Club lg Fancy VVork Z. 4. HAROLD STINE C0llllIlFl't'ltII Heigh-Ho! Heigh-Ho' XYhistles as he goes. HARRY STROCR Cmllnzvrriul The will to do, the soul to dale. Hi-Y l--lg Annual Staff l-3g Class Play 3g Play Committee -lg Christ- mas Plays. 3, -lg lilectrical Club Z--lg Secretary of Electrical Club 3, -lg Glee Club 2--lg Soft Ball l, Zg Class Basketball 2--lg Class Soccer .Z-4g Volley Ball, 2, 3g Archery ll Dancing 2. 3. MARGARICT SVVIGERT College l'rcpor41fory A soft voice bespcaks a a gentle disposition. Tri Hi-Y l-3g Glee Club Zg Com- mercial Club .Zg Fancy lYork Treasurer -lg Folk Dancing l, 2g Class Treasurer 3g Yolley Ball 2, 3, Dancing l-3g Play Commit- tee 4. DOROTHY XVAl.'l'liRlClsl Gwzczwil A dainty miss who can give much bliss. Tri Hi-Y 3, -lg Glee Club 1--lg Class Play 3, -lg Animal Staff -lg Glee Club Secretary -lg Volley Ball l. Zg Ring Tennis lg Student Coun- cil Z, 3g Librarian -lg Archery 2. HARRY XVINGER Gmirrul Handsome is as handsome does. Class Play -lg Glee Club Z. 32 Hi- Y 2--lg Student Council 3g Aircraft l g Archery -lg Baseball 3g Electri- cal Zg Isaac XYalton Club 3g Play Committee 4. HAROLD ZlMlVlliRlW,AN Collfyz' l'rvfvr1rnfm'y The horn, Harold's big, bass horn, ls not a thing to laugh or scorn. Orchestra l--lg Hi-Y Z--lg Hi-Y President -lg Student Council 2. -lg Class Treasurer lg Class President -lg Glee Club Z--lg Soccer 3. -lg Athletic Board 33 Class Play 3, -ll Class Basketball Z--lg Soft Ball l--lg Cheer Leader -lg Yolley Ball l, 21 Baseball Zg Dancing l--lg Annual Staff -lg Archery 2, 3. 5 . . e 3 far 4' . ii -',f 1 1225? A V i n . .,,.,.,-- ' A X cf... sz., lforward Classmates lforward Classmates March right through the years Keep your courage, keep your ya As xxe cheer. cheer, cheer Rah I Rah I Rah I lforward Classmates lforward Classmates lfight for green, and while Prove. class. that '-ll is the class of nneht Rah! Rah Y Rah l 12 MARY BlCl.l.lf STOUFFIQR ffllllll' lfrozmnzirs Heart and hand both open and free. ture Club l. YlRlilNlA SUDERS Co 111 Illl'f'l'll1I Short and Sweet. Christmas Play -lg Student Advis- ory lg ljibrary Staff 32. Glee Club -'l,2.-lg -l, Dancing Z, 3g lui H1 X Annual Staff -l. MARTHA 'l'RUMPOXYliR Gefzcrul Are Ya Hep to the Jive? Cllee Club l-4g Hockey 1-31 Hock- ey Captain -lg Basketball l--lg Soft Ball l--lg Yolley Bill l-31 Tri Hi- Y 3. -lg Class Play 3, -lg Christmas Play l, Zg Animal StaH -lg Home liconomics Club Zg Archery lg Ring Tennis l g Dancing l--l. JOHN XYIXli lfcrlcrnl He's in the Army now. t -1 tflee Club Z--lg Orchestra 2, 3g Class Basketball -lg Archery 3: Yice President -lg Class Soccer 3, -lg Patrol 3. ROBERT ZARGICR College l'rcjmrc1tory Dillar-a-dollar An intelligent scholar. Glee Club Z. 3g Student Council -ll Class Play 33 Christmas Play -ll Class Basketball 3, -lg Yolley Ball l-31 Class Soccer 2--lg Soft Ball - g Folk Dancing Z: Play Committee 3. CHARl,liS CLARY A most dependable stage manager. tNo Picturej I .I .A. 3. -lg Stage Manager 3, Llg Baseball Z, 3. -lg Basketball 3. -l. Glee Club 2, 3g Tri Hi-Y l-3' ' ' 7 7 l l':mcy VX ork -, 33 l .H.A. -, 3g lNa: DESTINATION FM FAVORITE PASTI ME BY-WORD LIAS A 1-Y-Y - A 'C Z 3-4 o 4-3 U F A 5 V VI E ME ggi L Elia z 2- wus? immm 2213 C . 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L545 5322 QFAE FTSE SSLN 3: Am .IIE 'sei 1295 EEQE 5555 , - QESE +-.Ul'C4n-T ,Q zfaniora Cirxl il,l'.b Lui xi 111: l'resident M.xx lllIFlfM.XN Yiee President lil-f'I I'Y SIl.x'l'zlClv Secretary lCi.i..x GL.xs1f1: 'llreasn rer Miss l'lll1,I.Il'I'X On September 3. 1940 the Class of 19-ll came bark to school as upper classnien to face the most bnsy and eventful year we have had in all onr years of sehool. ,Xdviser After six days of school had lapsed, we began a system of home room organization with a president, viee president, secretary. and a committee, appointed by the president. to take care of any problems having to do with the home room. The election of home room officers and the appointment of the committees has ocrnrred every six weeks. lfarlv in October we had onr class elertion and later in the month had onr semi-annual trip to Cold gprings Park. livery month seemed to hold in store something new and different for ns. On November 1, we voted for our class rings bnt were disappointed when we tonnd ont we would not get them before Christmas, ,Xt Christmas the home room committee decorated a tree and sponsored a party at which gifts were exchange. lzntertannnent was supplied by a tew ot our mnsie talented classmates while all of us joined in singing Christmas carols. On December 31 onr class rings arrived, and sneh a waving of hands and swinging of arms has never been displayed. 'llhen in February we began to think of onr class colors and song. On the thirteenth of February the class had a meeting' for the decision of onr colors. song. motto, flower, and play. Columbia blne and white were voted for the colorsg onr song' was written by Betty Bryan to the tune of uSl'liIlll1ZilCS Stand Togetlierf' Onr motto beeanie f'lJon't give np the ship. and the flower, red roses. liverytliing in onr decisions tnrned out to be patriotic. Our , pennants and caps were decided upon a few weeks later, the dink eap becoming the class hat. The president appointed a play committee, and after a week of reading plays, they de- eided on june Mad to be presented .-Xpril Z4 and 23, A cast ot six girls and seven boys took part in the play. The east is as follows: Penny VX'ood - - - Chnek Harris Mrs. XYood lilmer 'llnttle Dr. XYood litlie - Milly l,on Mervyn - Roger Yan Yleck Mr. Harris - Shirley XYentworth Alnlie Harris - Ralph lYentworth - We are now looking' forward to next 5 the top of onr ladder 3- Seniors! Betty Mae Bryan - 'lloni Swope Leona Meliadden XYilliani 'Ilrnnipower Charles Zinnnerinan - Helen llolbert janet Mae Stoner lilliott flossard Richard larger llarold liox livelyn Znllinger - lloris Oliver XYilliani X, lliehl ar when we will be at 14 ii. C .'-' 4 xf ' 5, Q ,A I P 'i fit? VN: . f ' Z 1 1 al ,Q sl S' au- s R: 'M -- .. Q up l'l.XROL President XVILLIA Yice B12'1 rv I I ICN soN Secretary RICIl,XliID M ILLIER Tr M iss Adviser 0,9 0l'VL0l 8 n RowL.xNn ul XYlf.XVlCR lll'CSiCl6I1t CZISUYCI' Fl.lC'I'Cl1liR On September 7, 1939, as freslnnen, we eagerly. yet timidly, entered the halls of Green- castle High School, only to remain here a few years and then move on to higher and newer ideals. VVe made our first contributions to our assemblies when we presented a program entitled The Trial of Fire in observance of Fire Prevention XYeek. October S to l-l. Examinations terminated the school term and wt eagerly looked forward to being sophomores. VYe became sophomores ready to accept additional responsibilities, and, with Miss Fletcher as our adviser, we elected officers and student council members for the year. Since our class con- tained 71 members, we were divided into two groups and had Room o and Room 9 as our home rooms. The girls also were taken into the Senior Tri-Hi-Y group. Our class has contributed to the many activities of the school, The junior lllee Club, composed of 33 boys and girls of the sophomore class. sang two patriotic numbers at a P. T. .'X. meeting held in the High School .'Xnditorinm. Later in the year. our group appeared in assem- bly to sing Finlandia, Song of the Island. and Dark liyes. Many of our members have been active in the athletic activities. VVe were represent- ed on the soccer team by Richard Miller, VVayne Rarnhart. and George VVingert. On the hockey team we were represented by Betty Shimer, Betty Henson. and Virginia Nlartin. XYe also have had many members participate in the intramural sports in which we have not been very success! ful, but we hope to have better results when we are upper classmen. Other scholastic activities have included the writing of essays and ballads and the making of posters. some of which have been exceptionally well done. The social events which many of our class enjoyed were the school Hallowe'en party and our class Christmas party. Feeling the Christmas spirit. we had a tree. exchanged gifts. and topped it off with refreshments and best wishes for a Merry Christmas to everyone. This year has brought us many new ideas. especially in our liuropean History class. and a secretary, every two weeks. Their duties are to call the class to order and to read the minutes of the Under the supervision of Mr. Conrad, we elect otiicers, a president 0 Q preceding day. Different members of the class give A I ' news reports which keeps A us in touch with present mi g ,N 1 . . Q Q :S day events in the nations 5' :K Q of the world. T ,ff Qs X ' .-Xt present our cl'1ss con- '. . i n C N ' w Q13 f f tains oh members and we fj, ,LMI----M -N eagerly look forward to 4' ',. sgN . . . 'f the experience ot being up- 'W59 4 e , H.. per classmen next year. XXX- hope to gradutlte. rep- resenting our class as well as have our predecessors. 15 C. P815 l'1'L8lfL Rol':lCR'r Cox N President lVlLLl.xxl llR,XN'll Yiee President :l.XNE'1' M IX N lCll Secretary DOIQIS C3RlflfN.XVV.Xl,'l Treasurer MR. Coxlun Adviser We the Class of 194-l. have the distinetion of llUll1g'l.l1C largest class to enter the halls of our dear Old G11-elleastle High, with the total enrolllnent of llo. l'tl'Hlll Greencastle came -ll. .'Xlltl'1l'I'l 119, Peters Z, and Nlolltgolnery ll. We the Class of l9-lil, have the distinction of being the largest elass to enter the halls of and found ourselves divided into four groups or sections. Section ,X has been rolnposed of those taking the .'XCZ1flClIllC Course: Section B. the CitllllIllCl'Cl2ll Course: Section C, the Generalg and Section D, the Home l':C0llOi!liCS and ,'Xgl'1Cllltlll'2ll Courses. A, C, and IJ were assigned to Main Room, and B to Room Ill wltll Miss Marlin and Mr. Conrad as Advisers. Our first ollieial task was to hold El Class meeting to eleet officers for the ensuing year. The next event was the Hallowe'en party which proved to be a success: various games were played and refreshments were served. .N prize was awarded to Suzanna Shuman for the best dressed girl, January found us all busy working on Civics projects. XYe lllklfll' posters. wrote themes. and made booklets on our local, state. and national government. -lallllary I7 to Z0 found us busy with the mid-winter examinations. Valentine day was Celebrated on February 14 by the exchange of valentines by means of valentine boxes ill the Main Room and Room 10. VVe hope that our Class will maintain its record of being' the largest class not only to enter G. H, S., but also to graduate from G. H. S. 1 Q jr. ff R' 'W Z' If , tl 0 JV! I ff of FRESHMEN f,f,,,,,W lo e ifdlfd gina e room looked bare this year for lack of students, In the stead of the class of almost fifty students of last year sat thirty-two likely pupils. most of whom were willing' to be put through the various teachers' exercises both of mind and body. The affairs of business and state were conducted by Cay Kauffman, 'lloni Zullinger. Car- roll Pensinger, Donald Knauff and Dick Martin. presidents: Cora 'l'rumpower. Norma Shaffer, Doris Straley, Dorothy VVa1ck and Alice Fore- man, secretaries. Our his- tory class also is or- ganized and officers are elected every two weeks. VVhile the girls were dabbling' in the first les- sons of cooking. the boys were making various things in the shop-foot stools, match boxes, lawn rabbits, cheekerboards, and bird feeders. The eighth grade room lacked a flag: therefore one was secured and hung horizontally in the front of the room. :Xt no ex- pense to the class a beau- tiful pine tree was secured and decoration was do- nated by the pupils. A committee of three was appointed to make up the Yalentine boxes which were tilled to their cap- acity with greetings. Four booklets were made at the beginning of the year -a guide book to the school, a geography note- book to be continued throughout the year. a music notebook. and a health notebook. 8 8U8lfLfA gift Q entered jr, High School September 8, 1941, and immediately set to work. XYe entered with a class of -15 and still have the same munber. .Xfter several weeks of hard studying we had class nominations. :Xfter a spirited campaign Robert Brant was elected class president. Xkihen a Hal- lowe'en party was announced we were both pleased and happy: therefore our grade was well rep- resented. The Friday before Christmas was spent in having a party at which everyone was de- cidedly merry. .-X committee of boys obtained a tree which the girls decorated. Names were ex- changed some weeks before and the resulting gifts were given out. Un Yalentine's Day, history elass'was olnittedg Valentines were given out with every pupil receiving' some. NYe were repre- sented in athletics by Lloyd Rowe who played on the blr. High basketball team. XYe feel our school year has been a profitable one and we hope the same can be said of every other class. 17 mericand .fggowlf jAeir ndine . The fJYCl'5CCI'S U, AXI1. c'z11sf . in czlrnest. tow! 7. Quilc ll p1'ub1c111 . linic. Nlcenic, Nliny. KI11! S. l.1mki11g for Xz11111'c . The IJI'0C6SSi1JIlZLl Q, XYl1:11! 111111'e pup . Yolo for ??? 10. Szmtu loft thcsc 18 I71111111' I':i1lSf0iIlS 1311111111-s Im' ----f 14111151-v1-11? Sure? fflll' lb1bSICI'iff' we lemocracg 0 Our Orgcmizafiolfw nnior Rlclmmm KNAPFF President FRAN K SHINHAM Vice President CAk1:oLL PENSINGER Secretary How ARD COLLEGE Treasurer JEAN OLIN'Eli President Przccv Koons Vice President A1.1cE BRL'MBAL'Gll Secretary JANET NIINNICH Treasurer The boys' and girls' Junior Hi-Y organizations in our sehool have a total of ll9 mem- bers. This is the largest group in the County. Two meetings are held every month, one of which is educational and the other recreational. The Hi-Ys are organized to help us appreciate the beautiful things in life such as character, art, religion, music, literature, personality, morals, man- ners, and living. Gur school is following the example of many others, offering Bible Study courses spon- sored by our organizations, This year's course. The Attitudes of Youth, is under the direction of Rev. Markley. Some suh-topics are How Youth Faces Difliculties: How to VVin Friends: Opin- ions of One's Selig .Xttitudes Toward :Xuthorityg Community and God. Our chief activities are to give books to the school library and to give help to those in our community who need it. 20 omior ri-JQ4 enior JM- HAROLIJ ZIAIAIIQRMAN M President 'lllir tip, NYMUQI-:N filNGRICII Yice President Tnomixs SWOPE Secretary ID.-xvm Foc:1i'.sANGER Treasurer enior ri- Z- NNABELLI-1 SIIINHAM President JEA N OQLE Vice President BETTY H EN sox Secretary Dokis OI.IN'Eli Treasurer llarly in September the Tri-Hi-Y and the Hi-Y clubs organized. At the close of the inembership campaign the aspirants of the respective clubs were formally initiated into their or- ganizations, and on November S a joint roller skating party was held at Cold Springs Park. On October 17, the officers of the clubs attended a dinner at the Modern Home Dining Room, given by all the Hi-Y clubs of the county. During the Christmas season. we sponsored the school decorations. Christmas play, and candlelight service. One of the highlights of the year was the visit of M r. and M rs. Ford. Mr. Ford, who is the Boys' XYork Secretary of the State Y. M. C. .-X., gave a very interesting talk and an out- line of activities done by other Hi-Y clubs. Mrs. Ford spoke to the girls on how to conduct their meetings and on the subjects that should be covered. Both clubs have kept a dehnite program for their meetings: they deal with both sides of life. religious and social, alternating weekly. This year, for the first time, the club sponsored the Bible Study classes which proved a great success. VVe also contributed fourteen new books to the school library. 21 s 52 lftflfU Q 0l'lfL6WL6L QP! of! ,Jgmerica 'l'op Row - Klcl.ucas hiel, Miss Oellig' der, Rittner. ner. liendle. Kiser Leckron. lieckner Koons, Grove, Stine Rohinson, Black , . lruax. Mumniert. haugh, Black. merman, XY. Diehl Leckron, Donnelly Talhelm, Faust XValter, lilliot. ow Mcafionaf 6456 The lfuture Homemakers of .-Xmerica returned to school very enthusiastic ahout taking another trip, since last year's visit to Philadelphia proved quite educational and adventurous. At Drexel lnstitute we visited the home economics department which was lull of new ideas to he used in our own department. .Xlready this year, we have taken a trip to the State Farm Show, in which some of our memhers participated hy sending articles. Our lf.H..X. cluh is composed of twenty-one junior and senior girls taking the Home liconomics course. XYe meet the tirst per- iod every other YVednesday. gXs a cluh we raise money hy serving' school lunch for approximate- ly ten weeks, hy selling candy and popsiclcs, and hy our food sales. XYe hope. as Future Home- makers of America, to further our experience and education hy setting a goal each year and then realizing it. XYhen our Future Farmers of .Xsuerica organized this year. our group contained sixteen members including Green hands and l7uture Farmers. 'llhis year has hrought us many opportun- ities to see what other F. F. A. memhers in our state are doing. XYe attended the Hagerstown Fair, The Little Farm Products Show, 'llhe State lfarm Show and the lf. F. .'X. jamhoree. Most of the indi- vidual projects for gynfngrgfg, 146 l9-ll have hecn se- V A lected, including such enterprises as raising sheep, calves. hogs, and poultry. 'llhe aim of these projects is to teach the indi- vidual to gain in- itiative and to give him practical ex- perience along' ag'- ricultural lines. Tosten, Zullineer. Rowman. llaymart. lleilsoll, Shatner, Deardortt, Rowe. '77 llurkholder, Brech- Shultz, Angle. Sny- llottom Row --- Heef- J Mffblfg C. H,l l'l'Lel 5 offygmericu 'llop Row - Sellers Hawhaker, Mr Mumma, Stum- llottom Row - Sprin- ger, Clary. Zim- OFCA05 find, liztvk lwxv---1Si't-ciiaxva tit-ld. Z1llllllCI'IH3Il. Cruukcltrm, Xiigle, Miss Martin. l+'rmit Rim' -- Swupc, Mrlfzulclcii. ll. Olivcr, Gift, Shinliam, rl. Oll- vcr, Mimiicli, llarnliart, IR-iisiiigcr. ' ' lt, llrzmt, Dut- liruiulmaugli. nnior gie C7015 llutty Heiisrm - ,lzum-s Harris - Kima Ruth Mt-rklcy Yll'g'llll3. Martin - Cuurtlaiiclt Killlll-lllilll ,limc Backlit-1' Yirgiiiia Martin Yicc l,l't'Sl4lCl'll I 'rcsiclcnt - 'l'rt-zisurcr St-wctary l,llll'2ll'l3.llS .Xrcmiipaiiist .AJUHWCQJ 8 XYZll'I'Cl1 Giiigricli - Ilavicl Fogtlsaiiggci' - Yirt- llnimtliy XY2lltL'I'lL'li l,zmra jane Hmvinznli Ilctty J. Slmtzcr Max Hoffman lluris Oliver T. AX. - Secretary Prcsirleiit President , v - I I'L'2lSl11'CI' Lilmrariaiis .Xvvmiiiizxiiist The three music urgziiiizatimis hzlvc been very active, taking part iii mzuiy zisst-iublics. l'. lmigrziiils. :mtl various community activities. 'lllic .Xclvaiicvcl Glu' Club twink part iii thc .Xl'1lll5IlCL' Day prograiii piwsciitccl by tlic .'XlllCl'lC21l1 l.a-gimi. Thin year thc girls l-l'Ulll both glam' clubs ccmihiiiccl to form ll Girls' Choir fur the Christmas Candlcliglit Service. The .Xclvancccl Glu' Club is rmiipusctl of fifty voices from tlic junior :mil senior clzlsaw zutcl thc junior C166 Chili luis tliirty-t-ight voices, all frum thc suplimiiorc class. .XII but txvu classcs frcmi both .luiiiur :mrl Senior lligli School arc rcprcsciitcd in thc orclicstrzt xvliicli has il liiciiibersliip uf tiftccii. 23 csc Scrrirc llmiips lit-lp tru mzllic mir sclu C'H:lL'lL'lll :mtl tlmmmcrzltic. 24 xgilfwfenf CQUIMLCZ llack Row - Guin. Harris, Kuw- lzmcl. lfront Row-llmvc, C. Zimmerman Talhelm, HI'lll11lJZlllg'l1, Ogle. H Zimmcrmzm, Zarger. G76 rariand Hack Row--C. lNi1-lllffllliill, Burkett lilliott, liryzm, Brumluaiigli. Loiig, Sliinlmm, Oliver, Stoner. lfrmmt Row --- llumllert, Burk- liolcler, NVQ-aglcy. lircclibicl, Shi- mcr. Mccklcy. Y 601fL0cAeagninif ,SDM Hack Row-C. lizmffinan, Zimmer' mall. Sclmlif. Rliss Pllillippy, S11- clcrs, lf. Ilrumlwzuiglm. Mclimmlxl. lilliot. llullncrt, .X. Brumlmzuigli. Shiuliam, llcmisrlcrfcr, Martin, Stitt, llinklc, NYaltCrick. CI1. Iiauffnuzm. lfrwiit Run' -- Sliiiman. Olivcr, Slll'EiflCI'. Oglc, Stoner, Trum- powcr, Gingrich. Paffof lfiftli Row-f Yyilllgll, Fugclsziiigw, Rinehart, lxcurlzill. lfuurtli Rmx' T. Gray, ll. Strntlq, Swopc, Tlimnzis, Shmham. 'llliirfl Row Rcymer, Kllilllili, llflilil. .l. l'l4mVCl'. Sccmlcl Huw-Gift, Cordell. Pell- siiigcr. Conn. Lziulvs. First Rcxxx'-Guutz. Bittner, Mar- tin. Ziilliimgcr. rm nl Q.. PQVLC Rack Row-j. Stine, McLueas Shearer, Miss Fletcher, Tray er, Hollinger. Front IQON.V+FOgClSZll1g'C1', M e- Fadden. Kriner. Dulehohn Vaughn. ML! JLVLJ gftlfl, Fourth Row - Elliott, R. Black NY. Diehl, Gosszlrcl, Kuhn XVingert, Miller. Third Row - Stuiubaugh Chrisho ihel Fauble Cun- l . . ningham, Lanehart, Mowen Second Row- Shrader, Brech- hiel, Forney, Wfalek, Cohle Fries, Rowland. First Row - Myers, Kell Swope, Crunkleton, Shinham Mr. Kaley. 0,1167 Ol F W Fourth Row-Beeler, Pensin- ger, Smith, Oherholzer, Ki- ser, Koons, E. Filer, Elliott Third Row - Angle, Leekron Fox, Bowders, R. Burkett Auman, Flory. Second Row - Smith, Skiles M. Filer, Lovell, Cunning- ham, Duffield, Morter, Fet- terhoff. First Row- Spangler, Bittner M. J. Fox, Sweigert, Miller M. Burkett, Mowen, Beaver gikclfricaf Hack Row- Harris. VY. Black Fox, Snively, Ziegler, Ditto Springer. Miller, XY. Barn- hart. Front Row-D. Strock, Gear- hzirt. Morter, R. Myers, H Strock, Haldelnan. llcvc cmncs 1110 bridc 8 lNqvcyQ Q lhMywmnLhwcutcmuQ10 Ih1n1c Sxvccl Ilunmc Il lgpqdqhmgf ffm' S1HllC1HlC ? ll Fulurc lizm- Smith lj Fivlml uf l'1'usscs I4 ilu HH In I uture 1 W4 ark lm IJl'ClJ2ll'L'1l IIQH is ff--V m11clmrly's 5 lfwsu-1' lm mg szulmqi 26 JI'CSi4lL'llT4 lwlxug' imuics 'S lla 17 I8 Im, JO .Zl Will it xw ark F . ,X visil IAVIJIN Szmtzm Xillglllillk' salesmen fm-mlxny gzltlln-1'i11g . .X smllc wt X Crmtculm Iwo lax' two . mlm' mziglmln JFS Z8 LDQWQUCPCLC? of Our .fgliifiw , .q. Jgocgeif Rack Row - Straley Minnieh, McFadden ner, B rumhaugh, Long wonder, Henry, .A Rrumhaugh, li. Stine Miss Conrad. J. Oliver Front Row - Martin Zullinger. Shatzer mer, Trumpower, A Stine, Ogle, Shrader Greenawalt. OCCQI' Fourth Row - XYingert hart, Ditto. Third Row - Rinehart Fortney, Hoffman lluflielfl, VY. A. lliehl Thomas, Fries. Swopt' Mr. Kaley. Second Row' Hartman ver, Vaughn, Miller merman, Rlnmmert. First Row -- Lanehart Rowland. R. Hoover. Kaaelaff liack Row-Mr. Conrad XYingert. VK'inger. Kell Diehl. Smith, Clary Rankin. Gillan. W lfront Row -- Gossard Rear. Shuman, Jones ler, Trumpow er. Early in the fall our sports season opened with soccer and hockey. Under Captains Kell. Zimmerman, and Duffield. the soccer team, sporting new jerseys. played ten games. The season ended with a splendid victory over St. Thomas, 3-l. The score hook showed Greencastle win- ning 3 games, losing 6. and tying l. Many of the girls participated in hockey. VVe were defeat- ed at Scotland: later on our home rloor we were defeated hy Scotland hy only a l-U score. After Thanksgiving haslcethall practice began. The girls had three games with outside schools. The .Xhnnnae defeated our girls hy three points and our hoys hy two points. Both our teams defeated the Chamhershnrg Business College teams. Lehmaster defeated our hoys in the last league game on the home floor, ending the season hy winning 9 and losing 9 games. The junior High also played games with schools in the leagne, winning o and losing 7 games. The season's last sport is basehall. ln 19-lll our hoys won three games, lost three and tied Lehmaster. 28 Bryan, Hollinger. Bitt- Henson, Angle, Nise- Holhert, Bowman, Shi- liell, Rarnhart. Stum- haugh, Cohle, Harn- VVeaver, College, Hoo- .-Xngle. Gray, H. Zimf Snyder, Hoover, Mil- M,lfLll0l wrdifq ganlefgaff Scuuul Huw- lQlllL'l12il'l. ZlllllIlCl'- man. Slminlmm, lg2l,1'llll2lI'l, XYag- ncr, Mr. lizllcv, l'll'Sl Row-XK:1lvk. l,zmcl1:11't. li. l-luuvL'l', BC2111 bl. Huuvc'l', Rim'- laml. -f Z? A A ff Q55 Illf Qi af 'llhircl Row-Zullillgcr, Sllraclcr. lllzlscr. Secamcl Row--Ma'l aflclcl1, Olivu Stimr, Hulbert. First Run' - lluwrmman, Hrum- llilllgll, Ogle. ,llI'llIll1JUXYk'l'. Mraifg Z?a5Aelfga!! l.Cft to Right W-'llI'lllI1lJllXYL'l', Zim- mcrmzul, Clary. Stllllllli-lllgll. Dichl, licll. XYcaver, XN'ingc-rt, Crunklutrm, Yilllglllll. 9 ,Ql'Ltl I1,Wl,lf1,l'l1,fCA,6llfVLl9ll0lfL5-- enjom Sl-cmul limx - - Sl1l'21ilL'l', Kumms. Slim: lfirst Row w Black, Ogle. aff C. Wif an ,Jian S1'o'rs If you see spots before your eyes, don't go to an oculist, it's only Laura Jane recovering from chicken pox. John: lf I stole a kiss, would you scream for your parents ? Mary jane: No, not unless you want to kiss the whole family. Mrs. Conrad: VVhat do you think was one of the chief topics of a cave- man's conversation ? joe: 'tlletter housing. SURPRISE In the game between Greencastle and Smithsburg, the spectators were thor- oughly amazed 'by the spectacular feat of a certain sophomore belonging to the var- sity squad.. Standing under the opposite basket, he shot and actually made a bas- ket! Ta-S M55 Mi, Miss Fletcher: t'David, that's the third time you've looked on Robert's paperfi y David: Yes, ma'am, he doesn't write very plainly. Ella: VVhat did you say? Jane: Nothing Ella: Of course, but how did you express it this time P R. Dfs Amnrrioxs In applying for positions in .lunior English class, R. D.'s applications were for a dog walker or a dish washer in an ice cream parlor! Butch: You seem rather distant this evening. Betty: XVell, your chair isn't nailed to the Hoor, is it F Mr. Kaley: Did you take a shower ? Kell: No, is there one missing? Miss l'hillippy: XYl1at was the first locomotive used in the United States ? Student: The Tom Tucker. Brant: ignorance is bliss. Conn: ls that why you're always so happy P If you see a red light, don't stop: it's only Jimmie arguing with Chloe over politics. Bill: People say that l'm pretty bad, but l can't help it. My mother is a cyclone, and my father is a hurricane. so that just makes me a wave of destructiouf Let's all go chasing wabbits on uwailroacl twacksf' - Rah! Rahf for Greencastle High, Since we have the pep, boys, l.et's shoot 'em high, Let off steam For Greencastle lligh Schools llasketball team. Come on old High School, NVe'll give the Rahl So that the boys XVill stick to that ball. Theres just one thing XVe want to see -- Thats Creencastles - Victory! -- VVords by James Faubel. 30 ll I2 Cl11'ist111z1s 11111111--1'1141111 pl' .XII :11'111y 1112111 1111w Ready 111 11111 Stcarly 11c1'vcs Rczuly fm' 2-l.L'1i41ll TI11- wi1111e1'! Olcl G. H. S. Rah! Rah! Alllll 111 111311 talk XYIH11 111151111 think? XYHI hc xuakv it? Strike thrcc- y1111'1'c out 'lximc out .na iL , A if 1 1 uff 31 1 1. f:111cllcI1gl1l Irlwvccss w 11111111 2. Q'l11'ist111z1s 0111111 .1. Cilllfllijiglll l'L'CL'55 111:11 11g1 1111 egjcdoof Kafe September October November 3 9 ll 11 ll 13 16 Z0 Z4 30 1 4 4 7 9 15 17 21 25 25 31 31 1 1 5 7 8 8 ll 11 18-25 December 22 5-0 9 13 20 Z7 20-30 31 School opened. Home Rooms organized. junior Tri-Hi-Y organized. Seventh grade elected olificers. Eighth grade elected oliicers. Annual Staff organized. Alumni Soccer game. Tri-Hi-Y organized. Mercersburg and G.H.S. soccer game. Cheer leader try-outs. Seniors, Juniors and Sophomores elect ofiicers. Mr. and Mrs. Ford spoke to Hi-Y groups. Magazine drive started. Hockey game at Scotland. Registration day a holiday. Magazine drive ended-total 282.55 school profit. Parent Teachers meeting. Senior Play Tish selected. Reverend Markley spoke in assembly. Play practice began. Freshmen elected ofiicers. Hallowe'en Party. Reverend Plott spoke in assembly. Senior Skating Party. School election - Roosevelt victor. Juniors selected class rings. Hi-Y weenie roast. Glee Club and Orchestra for assembly program. Basketball practice began. Armistice Day Program-Mr. J. G. Allen speaker. Thanksgiving vacation. Senior Play Chart opened. Senior Play, Tish. Dancing begun at noon. School talent program in assembly. Christmas carols sung in assembly. Alumni Dance. Christmas vacation. junior class rings arrived. VL dl' January 18-20- February March April 24-25 May 12-13-14 15-16-17 New Year vacation. Basketball game A Scotland. Reverend Burkholder spoke in assem- bly. First Semester closed. Mid Year Examinations. Vocational Group attends Farm Show. Glenn Oliver won first prize at State Farm Show for Hereford Baby Beef. Mr. Morganthall spoke on telegraphy. Bible study began. Senior Problems of Democracy Class went to Criminal Court. Seniors decided on class pictures. Pep basketball meeting. Juniors decided upon class colors, Hower and motto. Valentine boxes opened. Boy Scouts have Assembly program. State Patrolmen in assembly. Mr. Kaley does acrobatics at basket- ball game. Seniors choose announcements and name cards. juniors choose play june Mad. Reverend Krone spoke in assembly. Baseball practice started. Examinations given in Bible Study Class, Mr. H. C. Houston spoke to Rod and Gun Club. Arbor Day program by Room 8. Easter Assembly Program by Room 9. junior Play, June Mad. Music Week Program. Senior Farewell program. Senior Examinations. VVashington Trip. Baccalaureate Services. Class Night. Commencement. 1348 E8lfl'LOCl 6LCy 0 Om ,ilifienab In 1940 our graduates secured over 85W of the positions filled in the ter- ritory that we serve. Business men prefer our graduates because their training is modern and thorough. We offer you specialized courses in Secretarial Training, Bookkeeping, Higher Accounting, Shorthand, Type- writing, Business Administration, Office Machines and Appliances, and allied subjects. Our aggressive and up-to-date Employment Department assists you in securing a good position. HAGERSTOWN BUSINESS COLLEGE Fifth Floor Professional Arts Building Hagerstown, Maryland , GUY H. SHANK Comphments of Local 8a Long Distance Hauling OMWAKE and OLIVER Phone 118-J N Greencastle HENSON'S On the Square i GEM GARMENT' CO. Sandwich Grill . . . Bakery 1 Greencastle Fountain Service i Compliments of CARL'S DRUG STORE Established in 1825 The Rexall Store GO1NSO at BARNHART Compliments of market U ROY R. MONN Phone 253 We Deliver C0ml3liments Compliments of of E. L. M. DR. T. H. GILLAND Department Store T Orrin EcHo-p1Lbi T G Ti , T T Founded in 1849 -- Published Weekly Compliments of G. FRED ZIEGLER, Publisher , HOLSTEIN STORE Phone 233 Greencastle I A E Comgumem of I GM HARRY FRIEDLY Full line of Farm Implements THE YOUNG MEN,S SHOP Hardware -- Agriculture -- Implements Pal-11 R- F'01lSt Pumps -- Paint Phone 157-M Compliments of Compliments of J. MELVIN FREY L. R. WALCK HATCHERIES and Baby Chicks . . . Brooder Stoves WM. W- MCKINNIE 34 IDEAL For Modern Cooking GAS Fuel Gettysburg Gas Corporation GULF SERVICE STATION CAMPUS RETREAT Roy M. Small, Dealer Next to Public School Spruce Lane 85 S. Washington St. Ice Cream Sz Candies Greencastle C. Merle Hollinger, Prop. MARTIN FUNERAL HOME Phone 172 Compliments of PALACE LUNCH The Window with the Neon Signn 12 W. BAIJTIMORE STREET GREENCASTLE E. G. HOACHLANDER A. F' REES Ford SALES AND SERVICE HIDES and TALLOW THE MODERN PAPER SHOP l PAINT and WALLPAPER Compliments of Hwe Know HOW, RESCUE HOSE COMPANY Y WWW VY Wiz Compliments of I LEITER BROTHERS GREENCASTLE LIVESTOCK SMART APPAREL for WOMEN az CHILDREN X MARKET MILLINERY . . .DRY GOODS g 3319? Everyp Monday p AUTHORIZED AGENTS FOR BOY SCOUT EQUIPMENT TTY Olll' FIOHI' Rlld Feeds for Poultry and Stock Waynesboro FARMER'S UNION CO-OP., INC TRAVEL BY BUS and SAVE . , l i' -XX Low Fares . . . Frequent Schedules V If . as Convenient Terminals, Skilled Drivers - I EL tl W O 0 49 e E R wtf sm 3 i S X Nnmn-w -.i-' -21 ' ' ag O K 4 ' 35 1 Compliments of DR. F. H. BURR QUALITY MEAT MARKET Fresh Meats . . . Smoked Meats Produce. . .Groceries RALPH H, MAUN, Mgr. Phone 8-M Compliments of W. HARRY GILLAN BLUE and GRAY TEA ROOM Special Sunday Dinner .... Tables at A11 Times Orders for Pies, Cakes, Etc. . 500 Compliments of THE WAYNESBORO LAUNDRY Phone 63 LOHMAN APPLIANCE SERVICE Phone 52 Typewriters . . . All Makes New, Rebuilt and 2nd Han-d Sold . , . Rented . . . Repaired DANIEL S. CULP Memorial Square, Chambersburg Phone 466 ARTHUR'S QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS Ralph Ziegler, Distributor THOMPSON COLLEGE York, Pa. Harrisburg, Pa. Member of the American Association of Commercial Colleges and The National Council of Business Education Compliments of W. H. WITMER 8: BROTHER Compliments of GREENCASTLE PACKING COMPANY GREENCASTLE ICE Sz COLD STOIRAGE Apples . . . Meats . . . Cold Storage Meat Lockers Available COOLERATOR Modern Air-Conditioned Refrigerator Visit Our Ice Cream Parlor For Delivery Phone 155 We teach High School Graduates how to be- come outstanding secretaries, accountants, and executives in the business world. An intensive summer course for those going to college. COLIIMBIA AGERSTOWN5 COLLEGE SUPERIOR H1 S.Potomac St, BUS INE-SSI HAGsRsrowN, Mn 5 C H Q Q L gmj-'unkphn -DAYWAZ EVENING 'PRESIDENT SESSIONS A distinctive school where the Gradua te and the Position meet. Compliments of DR. FRED L. SCHAFF EARL H. SCHURR Dealer in Calves Greencastle Phone 39 BENEDICK'S SERVICE STATION Gas -- Oil -- Grease -- Atlas Route 16 West End Greencastle Compliments of ELMER GONSO Shoe Repairing Compliments of WHITE ROSE SHAVING PARLOR N. H. Walck, Propr. S. W. YINGLING Real Estate and Insurance RUSSELL PORTRAIT STUDIOS Artistic Photographs of Distinction and Individuality HIGH CLASS PORTRAITS Various Sizes, Styles and Finishes Our Specialty-WEDDINGS GROUPS and DIFFICULT COPY WORK We Guarantee Our Copies to be Better than Originals 27 Lincoln Way West Phone 875-J Chambersburg, Pa. Greencastle Compliments of M L PROPST F. E. DETRICH G. E. Refrigerators 8: Supplies State Line, Penna. Phone 136-J Corner Franklin and Jefferson Streets - ----- Phone 20-W Corner Madison and Allison Streets ------ Phone 284-J 013611 Evenings We Deliver S. V. HUMBERT Aladdin Lamps Men's Shoes ---- Groceries Compliments of JOHN W. HARTMAN Compliments of THE CHAMBERSBURG LAUNDRY ' Furniture Wallpaper Comphmems of HANOVER UPHOLSTERING oo. GUY H. FOX Waynesboro Repair Work Floor Coverings Compliments of Ladies' Auxiliary of the Rescue Hose Company R. M. FRIES Shady Grove, Pa. Auto Accessories :Sz Repairs Phone 304-R-33 Compliments of THE WINDSOR HOSIERY MILLS COMPANY .1..l4 Today's Need Is QUALIFICATIONS More Than Opportunities Our graduates are chosen for preferred positions. One and two year courses-steno- graphic, executive secretarial, bookkeeping, and accounting. SUMMER SCHOOL SESSION for both beginners and advanced students. Write for complete information. CHAMBERSBURG BUSINESS COLLEGE Memorial Square Chambersburg, Pennsylvania LEITER Sz KUHN IMPLEMENT CO. Hardware Implements FOUST'S DRUG STORE . , , , Compliments of Prescription Druggist Baltimore and Washington Streets, Greencastle i PEN-MAR GROCERY Trusses Fitted and S01-ri Compliments of Compliments of COIPENHAVER si GOETZ Meat Market FENWICK BEAUTY SHOPPE MINNICH Ambulance and Funeral Lady Assistant Phone 180 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF 1941 The Record Herald Publishers - Printers Waynesboro, Pennsylvania If fum om' fIm1.v111'v to lzcrrw' u'01'kvd iuiflz flu' Sfufif and .'1d'I'I'.V4'1'.Y of flu' 1941 C40110011CCIlQ'1lI'1Il.f in dlllill-Q' fha P1'l'lIfI'lltQ' and liilzdilzg of ilzis flmzzml. 38 T I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I II II II II I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I II II II II II I II II II II II II II II I II II II AH Chambersburg Band Instrument Headquarters Home of the Steinway THE TROY LAUNDRY COMPANY Compliments 59 - 63 E. Washington Street Hagerstown, Md. Uf Launderers, Dry Cleaners, Dyers Fur Storage HERSHEY CREAMERY Local Agent . . . Mrs. D. W. Byers COMPANY Phone 109-R SHINI-IAM'S Compliments cash Food Market Of 217 E. Baltimore 140 W. Madison CROFT'S CUT RATE STORE H- A- GROVE GREENCASTLE LIGHT, HEAT, Shady Grove FUEL AND POWER CO. General Merchandise Greencastle Phone 224 Compliments of For Prompt Service and Satisfaction . ' S DOROTHY sTATLER In Insurance ee BEAUTY SHOPPE J. G. PHILLIPPY Dermetics Phone 232-R. Estimates Given without Obligation SOI-?THZVAL?d IBIOIEER Compliments of ome oo o s We Pay More to Serve The Best DR, W, E, SEIBERT E. C. SHETLER, PROP. J. B. LINDSAY State Tested water Phone 209 Plumbing and Heating Tinning COLD SPRING PARK Compliments of WAYNESBORO HARVEY H. MYERS Jeweler Roller Skating Dancing GEO. P. LININGER Picnics Reunions Outings Garage Bus Service General Dump Truck Work Serving you has been a pleasure. Y Y 'Ihese patrons, friends and alumni, in addition Insure Yguy Futurg to our advertisers, have helped to make possible . the publication of this, our high school annual. Wlth 9' course at Dr. G. S. Edwards M . J b T t CENTRAL PENNA. BUSINESS MQ Aifjn Bfjgiaugh COILLEGE Mr. Paul B. Shook Mr. Norma L. W lck Mafkeb Street Mr. Max Lgrilrnan at Harrisburg Pennsylvania MISS Grace EW, Waynesboro Business College Thelma Angle Mariam Auman Hazel Beaver Virginia Bemisderfer Laura J. Bowman Ada Brechbiel Leona Bricker Esther Brumbaugh Betty Bryan Hazel Burkholder Jane Dulebohn Mary Elliott Clara Fetterhoff Marie Flory Mary Gayman Ella Glaser Ruth Grove Mildred Ambrose Janet Bear June Beckner Helen Beeler Vera Bingaman Janet Bittner Thelma Bowders Violet Christophel Jean Deardorff Mary Jane Fox Ruth Fox Janet Hamilton Jane Heefner Betty Henson Arlene Kendle Jean Kiser Margaret Koons Myrtle Leckron Betty Jane Angle Dorothy J. Angle Thelma Angle Anna M. Barnhart Julia Black Louise Bricker Mabel Brindle Alice Brumbaugh Janet Bryan Ruth Burkett Pauline Burkholder Delia Chamberlin Jane Clopper Florence College Mildred Davis Rosalie Donnelly Beulah Duffey Joanne Duffield Lois Dulebohn Kathaleen Elliott Norma Etter Mary Filer Anna Fogelsanger Betty J. Forsythe Mary Jane Fox Thelma Frey Jane Fries Doris Gardner Betty Gearhart Arlene Getty 7 Mary L. Gingrich Virginia Greathead Sigma! Pos'r GI:.xDU.x'rr3s IFJ! Frances Krone Ruth Kriner Josephine Hinkle Helen Holbert Lorraine Hollinger Chloe Kauffman Helen Kriner Leona McFadden Ethel McLucas Betty Miller Doris Oliver Betty Shatzer Mary J. Shearer Lorraine Shultz Louise Snyder Dorothy Spangler Janet Stine Hildamae Stitt Beatrice Long Virginia Martin Katharine McDonald Anna Ruth Meckley Betty Jane Meyers Leona Mummert Edna Myers Helen Oberholzer Virginia Pensinger Helen Rowe Fanny Lou Schaif Betty Shimer Stella Skiles Anna Smith Mary Smith Madeline Starliper' VVayne Barnhart Doris Greenawalt Frances Greenawalt Laura L. Guiher Helen Henry Dorothy Hollenshead Phyllis Hollinger Mary Lu Humbert Helen Keller Peggy Koons Evelyn Lovell Charlotte McCleary Ruth McCormick Clara B. McDonald Priscilla McDonald Jean Mellinger Janet Minnich Mary Morter Louise Mowen Savilla Musselman Gertrude Myers Virginia Myers Dorothy Nisewonder Jean Oliver Hazel Orris Anna L. Pensinger Janet Pisle Elizabeth Rhone Phyllis Robinson Ramona Rock Betty Routzhan Betty M. Rubeck Miriam Shockey Annabel Sheldon VVilma W'eagley 1942 Janet Stoner Helen Tosten Louise Trayer Evelyn Truax Evelyn Zullinger Eugene Angle Richard Coble Paul College Joseph Conrad R. D. Cunningham Ralph Dale XVilliam A. Diehl XVilliam E. Diehl James Faubel David Fogelsanger Harold Fox 3 J4 VVilbur Bear Richard Black VVilliam Black Gerald Brechbiel Richard Ditto Carl Elliott James Fisher Quinten Forney Ervin Fortney Gerald Gearhart James Harris Courtlandt Kauffman Glenn Kuhn Jack Lanehart Arthur Laubs Richard Miller Preston Mowen I 944 Suzanne Shuman Betty Smith Florence Stine Anna K, Straley Nellie Sword Mary E. Wasliiiiger Ruth Vlfashinger Violet VVatson Geraldine Yeakle Evelyn Young Blaine Barnhart Henry Barnhart Glenn Bemisderfer Harold Binkley Vinal Bowers Willialii Brant Stanley Chamberlin Howard College Robert Conn Donald Cordell Jacob Elliott Carl Eshleman Robert Fetterhoff Kenneth Forsythe Howard Gift Allen Goetz Thomas Gray' XVayne Hartman Myron Hawbaker Edward Hollinger James Hoover Robert Hoover 40 L Glenn Fries Elliott Gossard Max Hoffman Ellis Kendall Glenn Knott Robert Mummert Lloyd Mummert Richard Shrader Seibert Stumbaugh Thomas Swope Paul Talhelm VVilliarn Trumpower Robert Vaughn Charles Walter Richard Zarger Charles Zimmerman Oren Munnnart Raymond Myers Harold Rowland Ordene Sellers Lamar Shank Eugene Snively Robert Snyder Leighton Stansbury Donald Strock VVilliam Thomas Harry Tresler Paul Tressler Williani Vkfeaver George VVingert Merle Yeakle Chalmers Young Fred Ziegler Page Householder Frank Kesselring Richard Knauff Raymond Laubs Reid Lenherr Maurice Lowans Emory Mowen Martin Mowen James Myers Robert Myers VVilliam Myers Earl Oberholzer Glenn Oliver Robert Reymer Charles Rinehart Melvin Robinson Franklin Shinham James Smith Rodney Snyder John Springer Jack Stahl Charles Statler Clifford Statler Chester Talhelm Glenn Tinnnons Ralph VValck Roy VValter James VVashinger Jesse Watstiii Edward Wlieeler Ellis VVilliams Edward Zarger i f , J ,ev V Q3 'g 2-7 'fl-'zfff ix:flT: ,, ' . , 3 u A r 'fl Si-Lf ffl- ' , f-sa, ' ' f ' w L