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

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P ll. ll. Back Row-Gardner, Meyers, Fox. Truax. B'1CLllC2i5, Yeakle. McCleary, Burkholder, R. Vtfashinger, M. VVashinger, K. Elliott. Second Row--Young, Beckner. Stine, Sword, Frey, Snyder, Rhone, Kiser, Smith, Harmon, Miss Oellig. Seated --- A n g l e, McDonald, Brindle, Heefner, Mellinger, Leckron, Grove, McCormick, Wallce1', Robinson, B. Elliott. P P ll. Stanfling-Sellers, lflliott. VV. Black. Seated-Mr. Mumma, R. Black, Diehl, Hawhaker, Talhelm, Zimmerman. Trum- power. VValters, J. Elliott, Springer. The Future Homemakers of .-Xmerica began another adventurous year when they re- turned to school in September. This year we have a larger cluh than ever with twenty-nine members. Last year's trip to Philadelphia proved to he quite educational and alluring. Wie visited many interesting places such as large stores, museums, scientihc lahoratories, and the Du Pont Gardens, also many other places of historical signincance. .-X numher of Home liconomics girls visited the State Farm Show at Harrisburg with their chaperon, Miss Oellig. VVe have raised money, so far this year, through food sales, school lunch. projects, and selling commercial candy. VVe are planning a trip again, in the spring, as a climax to this school year. Now we are look- ing forward to receiving our cluh pins which have been ordered. VVe hope, forthe welfare of each F. H. .X. memher, that this club may go on living forever in this school. As a cluh, we want to thank those who help to make this possihle for us, espe- cially Miss Oellig for her splendid leadership and guidance through this year. Gffieers of the Future Farmers of America who were elected in '41 were Charles Zim- merman, President: Xvilllillll 'l'rumpower, Secretary: Myron Hawhaker, 'lireasurerg and john Springer, Reporter. Mr. lvlumma is our adviser. During the summer we went on tl1e Farm Project Tour which was held partly in the Greencastle area. Then we attended a day at State College during' Future Farmer Wfeelc. After school hegfan, we attended the Little Farm Product Show at Chamhershurg. NYe aided the Citizens National Bank with their Farm Product Show which was held in the Green- castle High School. Then we attended the State Farm Show at Harrishurg. and the F. F. .'X. Jamboree in Greencastle High School. During the second semester. we attended the F. F. .X. Banquet at McConnellshurg' and meetings for one day at State College during Future Farmer XYeela. Twenty-three

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Twenty-two , Ellllllll Eltt Ellllfl mer. Gosszlrd. XYing'ert, Kendall Second Row--M. liox, Miller llzimilton. Bryan, Henson. Grove ley, McDonald, Shank, McFadden man. Diehl. Vaughn. Stanshury K2llll:l:1U?1ll. First Row-Stoner 3 linger, Recliner. Schall, Rrechhiel Oliver. Myers, Lanehzzrt, Swope llirector-Miss Martin. SENIOR GLEE Cl.L'Il For years, Greencastle High School has had a Senior Glee Cluh. composed of juniors and seniors. and a junior Glec Cluh composed of sophomores only. This year. the sophomore class, being so very large, hoasts two junior Clee Cluhsg and for this reason has not rendered special music during' the school year. But, making up for this, the Senior Glee Cluh sang at a Parent- Teacher Meeting' on November lil and on the next day. Novemher ll. at the school's annual Armistice Day program. At the Christmas prograin on the night of llecemher 22, an impressive candle-light service was held, Beginning with 21 candle-light procession hy junior and senior high school girls. dressed in white and crwrying' tall white candles. the girls entered the auditorium from all doors and marched, to Christmas music, to seats in the front. 'llhe program continued with Il Christ- mas play hy memhers of the sophomore class. several selections hy the Senior Glee Cluh, and concluded with :t candle-light recessional. Christmas Carols also were sung in many of the rooms and over the streets of town. Our orchestra, composed of girls and hoys from the junior and Senior High School, played selections this year at a defense meeting' and for the junior and the senior plays. URCllES'llR.X .XND 'MUSIC CLUB 'llop Row---llowinan, llolhert, Zul- linger, Shatzer, Trayer. Long, Shi- hlaser, M. ltlliott. Rlzirtin, Meck- llzirris. Lauhs, Fogelsanger. Hoff- Lemaster, lxotz, liaulifinaii, Hol-

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Twenty-four e will at dis. bohn, Hyers. Adviser- -Miss Ui ffenclerfer Elllwllllllllll Elll man, Fetterhoff. Adviser-iM rs. Shaulis. lllllllllllllll UUE an, Beaver. Reeder, Auman lcendall. B. Heefner. Front-Bittner, H. Tosten B. Tosten, Vliolfkill. Adviser--Miss Oellig. One of the most important features in an education is training in the use of leisure time. This is becoming more and more important as economic and social progress add to the amount of leisure we have at our disposal. Our sehool clubs have been organized exactly for this pur- pose. Included in this group are the Y clubs whose functions have been discussed earlier. The Latin Club has been given a Latin name, t'Res Publiea Romana. lnstead of a presi- dent, it has two consulsp instead of a treasurer. a quaestor: and instead of a secretary, a scribe. Its main objectives are to learn more of the Latin language and the customs of those who used the Latin language. The members read, do Latin puzzles, and plan to give a play. The Electrical Club consists of a group of boys who are interested in all sorts ol electri- cal gadgets, about which many of us understand very little. A group organized in the last few years is the Rod and Gun Club. lls main interests are just what its title implies: lashing and hunting. The Pans. Xmerican Club. whose picture appears on page twenty-six. has Mr. Conrad as adviser. lt was organized this year lor reading and discussion to li1ll1IllZ1l'lZC the members with our .Xmcrican Neighbors. .Xlso through it, several PHll'.XlllCl'1L'2lIl hlms have been secured. The Fancywork Club is composed of a group of girls whose main object is to interest girls in handicraft. Sl8.l'IfllllQ2, - fFoglsang'er, Tres- ler. Lanehart, Ziegler, Mc- Coy, .X Heuneberger, Stra- ley, G. Henneberger, Gad- Seated--Foust. Myers. Ca- rey. Ziegler, Young, Wihee- ler, Rock, Dutifield, Dule- ll Standing-Xl. Elliott, Bow- man, Shimer. Miller, Rowe. Seated-V-Deardorff, Hollin- ger, Long, Bryan. Shatzer, Zullinger, McFadden, Gay- Hack-J. Heefner, Buchan- M. Flory, MeLucas, Elliott, Hose, Myers, L. Flory, Kuy-