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

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Twenty-six 1. Pan-.Xmeriean Cluh. 2. Now for a walk. 3. See how we study! 4, XYill we have enough? 5. Our liinstein. oi Patrol Squad. 7. Power hehind the show. S. XYhieh ring wins? 9. Do you reeognize us? 10. Librarians. ll. Sales managers for Curtis. 12. Grandma arrives! 13. Noon shop- ping finished. 14. Marhle Champion. 15. Advertising manager explains. lo. Student Council. The annual Curtis Xlagazine Drive was opened olheially hy Mr. lired Muller who arrived on Friday, October 3, and made plans with the leaders to eonduet the drive until Oetoher 20. Personal incentives to the good sales people ineluded sueh offers as hoxes of llershey's candy given to the two rooms which had the highest pereentages. 'llhe seventh grade received hoth hoxes. Many other prizes were received hy the pupils who sold suhseriptions totaling more than two points. l.ast. but not least, was a small lumerson radio given the person whose name was drawn from a hox containing the names ot all persons who had sold suhseriptions. Lloyd Rowe was the luelcy winner. The sehool was divided into two teams: the lllue with Courtlandt liaultman as Captain. and the Red with Richard larger as eaptam. Rettye Henson aeted as seeretary ot the drive, and livelyn Zullinger as puhlieity manager. The Red team won over the Blue for the numlmer of snhseriptions sold. 'llhe total numher of suh- seriptions sold hy hoth teams was 421. ol wlneh 239 were Curtis pnhheations. and 1518 general hst puhllea- tions. The amount ot' money eolleeted from the drive was 3093.511 The sehool's net eommission was 3222.3-l. 'lllns money is used for helpful purchases from whieh the high sehool henetits. sueh as athletie equipment. rental ot hlms. and improvement on the radio Recognition should he given to the seventh grade pupils who sold suhseriptions totaling' 318050, and to Slllflbj' .Xnn Sehurr who solfl a total ol torty-two dollars worth ol suhseriptions. This year was the hest hy lar on reeord of the magazine drives in our high sehool. X'Ve hope that in the lollowmg years tlns will he an 1l1t'L'll1lYt' to the others who take part in tlns aetlvlty.

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...li 'l' o p R o w -- Nisewonder. Straley, Angle, Greenawalt, Henry, Xlalclc, Diehl, Barn- hart, R. Hollinger. Miss Conrad. Third Row-Gaddis, J. Oli- ver, Minnich. Martin. D. Oliver, Bryan, Henneberger, Ziegler, Humbert, Trum- power, Morter, Mellinger, IQ. Keller, Miss Diffenderfer. Second Row-T. Angle. .-X. Brumbaugh. Bittner, Hen- son, lf. Brumbaugh, Bow- man. Znllinger, Miller, Gla ser, Holltert, Long. Stine. First Row-Shimer. L. Hol- linger, Shatzer. Twenty-eight Ellllg llftllfllllll Schaff. Brumbangh. Mrs. Toms. Second Row-McFadden. Meckley Rowe, Long, Ileardorff, Zullinger Bittner, Gliver. son. Holbert, Bowman. Miller Glaser. l of thc girls were ready to participate in sports. Soon after the be 'inning' of schoo , manv - ' . 1 K I5 ' . - . l l le undu Coaches Conrad and Diffenderter. This year we had many We started out N.Vlt1 loci y . new girls from the freshman class. Our hrst game was played with Scotland on their home field where wc were very badly defeated. Our last game was played with the same team on our held ' ' ' ' A ltf ted but not as badly where again we w elc ct ea . After our Thanksgiving vacation we were ready for basketball season. The junior and senior girls were coached by Mrs. Toms, while the freshmen and sophomores were coached by Miss Williaiiis. Mrs. Toms also coached the varsity girls' team. Our Hrst varsity game was with the alumnae with whom we tied the score. A game with Quincy was played also. Hav- ing completed these games, we then started intramural basketball. These games were held after school, and each class was well represented both in teams and in cheers. The undefeated seniors won the championship. The hoys' athletic teams reached new heights of success this year. Although the soccer team did not begin practice until late and played fewer games, it gave a good account of itself by winning four games. losing two, and tying one. The high point of achievement was a three to two victory over Mercersburg High on our Field on November -L ' ' ' ' 'X 'x'i'b1e Our varsity basketball team under the captamslnp of Bob X anghn also sct a most cnv a record in winning twelve and losing only five games. XVe won some thrillers. and we lost some thrillers. ln winning from Scotland and losing to Lemaster, the Greencastle fans showed more en- 0 This thnsiasm than ever before in single games. r's team did not win any cup, but it did show vea . . fine sportsmanship along with an unquestioned de- sire to win. StandingfMiss Williaiiis, Angle, First RowiMartin, Shatzer, Hen-