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

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NAME Shirley Adams .... Louise Barkdoll . .. Joanne Bemisderfer Vilma Brown ....... Rebecca Devor ,.... Lois Greenawalt . . . Arlene Haldeman ..,. Lillian Hamilton ..... Doris Hartman . . . Isabelle Hartman . . Lois Jean Hartman Marian Horst ......, Priscilla Kell ..... Gladys Kline . Betty Mae Kriner . . Betty Myers ...... Beulah Myers ..... Jane Ryder . . . . Grace Shew . . Gladys Smith ..... Sylvia Snider ..... Bertha Stouffer .. SlENllOR HOROSCOPE ALIAS LOOKS Shirley ..... lonesome .. Weasel ..... contented . Lizzy . . . . . confused . . Billie . . . . . glamorous . Becky ..... at Dick . . . Lu . . . . . studious . . . Arlene .... tall ..... Lil . . . carefree .... . . Dorie .. .. happy .. Issy .... . . . content .... . . . Lois ....... short ......... Horst . . Sim ..... Gladys . . Betty Mae Efiie .... Beulah . . Janie . . Grace . . Smitty . . Sylvia . . . Stouifer . Anna Kathryn WingerA. K. . . . . Robert Benedict . Andrew Bingaman . Albert Bowders ..... Richard Brechbiel . Marvin Brindle .... Samuel Christophel Richard Cline ....... Clarence Cosey Amos Cunningham . Melvin Daugherty . David Fox ........ Jack Goetz ........ Scott Goetz ....... Benjamin Greathead Edward Harris ..... Donald Hoover ...... Harold Horst ...... Glenn Hykes ....... Henry Keller ....... Jack Kugler ........ Harold Leckron .... Lloyd McDonald ..... Glenn Miller ........ Roy Monn .......... William Myers ...... John Phillippy ...... Gene Piper ......... James Rfodgers ..... Floyd Starliper ...... Wayne Stenger Wayne Talhelm ..... Jack Witmer William Wolford . . . Harold Young ...... Bob .... Andy . . . ...gay ....... . . . at Harold . . . studious at Nathan ..... . . at Jimmy ..... . . . . short ...... . . . . puzzled ....... . . . cheerful . . . pleasant . . . ...tall ..... . . at Paul ...... . . . hungry ..... . . . . devilish .... . . . ...sleepy Bowders .... at Janie Brecky . . Marv . . . Sam . . . Dick .... Cosey . . Amos . . Doc . . Dave . . .Jack .... Scotty . . . Ben .... Ed ...... Hoo-Hoo . ...at Becky ...sly ........ . . . at Gladys S everywhere .... ...solemn tall .......... .. big ...... . . . distinguished . . . quiet ...... . . . . . . intelligent . i undecided . . . tired .... . Harold ..... sober .. Hykes ...... swell . . . Hen Yock ...allright friendly V. ..... Lecky ...... at Joanne F Toby ....... healthy . . . Banny . . Roy . . . Bill .... Jack . . . Piper . . . Jim .... Spirdie . Rabbit Wayne . Jack . . Bill .... Harold . . . cheerful . . ..gentle ...dependable . . . undecided . ...snazzy , , , at Sylvia .. ....at Jackie.. .....dazed .. . . . .happy .. . . . studious . . ...rough .....at Gladys S. ahead ........ LIKES to eat .. . l6Ed!! IIIUSIC .... ..... convertables school ..... . . . to skate ....... Bill . ....... . Mercersburg . . . sports ........ school ........ the ofiice .... Markes ....... Hagerstown . . . Wayne T. .... . Whitey . . . Henry books ........ Jasketball . . . hillbillies ...... boys ........ everybody ..... State College to study .... to argue .... girls .... .... Janie . . . . . . jokes . . . . . . twins . . . . . . fun .......... to ilirt ...... English Class Carrie ...... Mary Jane . . . to argue. ...... geometry . . . good times .... milk .... ...... wavy hair . . . sports ........ Arlene ........ agriculture . . . Eiiie .......... Charlotte ...... Shady Grove . . . sports ........ good times .... basketball .. to argue . . . to flirt .... arguments . . to eat ..... Jackie .. P. O. D. heat lightning accounting .... Fords A ........ Gladys S. ..... . DISLIKES no one .. allies ..... chemistry .. lipstick . . . typing .... chemistry . . . . . . a junior . . . gum ? ? ?.. boys? . . . boys ...... dictation . . parking . . . dictation . . school . . . Room5 ice cream? .. no one. .... transcription orchestras . . . . . hillbillies . . jealousy . . . school . . . bus rides . . females . work .1 . . . . nothing . . . guidance . . wippets . . . work ....... . . . mussed hair ...... P. O. D. .... . . . Fords ??? . . . . . speed limits ...... shorthand . . . . . to shave . . . noise . . . no one .... chemistry . . . . . . girls! ...... . . . school ........... post office '?? Waynesboro? no one ..... . . . studying . . . . . . competition work , ...... . . . English i .... . . . competition chemistry! . girls ?? . . school . . books ........... typing ' errors trailers ... . . . . geometry . . . . . . glasses .... DESTINATION American Store fiorist nurse translator 5 and 10 nurse farmer's wife beautician preacher's wife house-wife secretary farmer's wife mortician farmer's wife secretary farmer's wife teacher who knows? milkmaid stenographer unknown unknown libraries Frick Co. pea farmer grocer senator farmer loafer concert pianist debator hack driver unknown soda jerk barber executive milkman who knows? cowhand preacher farmer work? unknown French teacher athlete merchant basketball player army druggist debator Barnes farmer machinist banker college Ford dealer farmer Page Thirteen

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SENIOR SNAIPS SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Time+1958 Place-Jerome R. King Playground Occasion-The reunion of the class of '48 It is a quarter to one on a Wednesday afternoon in our home town of Green- castle. The air is soft and a light breeze is blowing over the Jerome King Play- ground. The smell of lilacs is strong in the air. The sun is shining bright, and every one seems to be gay and bright for this occasion. As Toby McDonald, our old class president and at present one of Greencast'le's leading barbers, rose to give a few words of welcome to the class, I took the oppor- tunity to glance over the playground at the rest of the assemblage. Over at the other side of the shelter house to my left was my old friend Rich- ard B1-echbiel and wife, Becky. Richard, I hear, made a fortune when he discovered sulfur mines on his property. To my right is the famous carpenter, Henry Keller, and wife, Betty. As I continue to glance over my former classmates I see Grace Shew, now the famous yodeling cow girl of stage, screen, and radio. Over by the fireplace is Sylvia Snider, who has become quite wealthy and fam- ous by marvelous hair creations now worn by the famous women of the world. Amos Cunningham, whom I see over at the tennis court, has just recently succeeded in running the Bell Taxi Service out of business. I see the famous undertaker, Sim Kell, and around her are Betty Mae Kriner, Gladys Smith, Marion Horst, Arlene Haldeman, Beulah Myers, 'Lois Hartman, Bertha Stouifer and Lil Hamilton the priv- ate secretaries of local businesses. The famous lecturer, J. Bemisderfer, is now leading a movement to abolish the long established U. S. U. M. T. Just across the table is Dave Fox, who has appro- priated funds for t-he installation of a sewer system in Greencastle: Dave made his fortune by stock market speculation. Seated at the other side of the fable are: Harold Horst, Glenn Hykes, Floyd Starliper, Andv Bingaman, Marvin Brindle, Harold Young, Scott Goetz, Jack Goetz, and Sam Christophel, the local farmers of our county. I see that Honest Bob Benedict is passing out- political propaganda. Bob is running for State Senator this year. fContinued on page 141

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SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY fContinued from page 121 . Gathered at .the corner of the table discussing baseball are Bill Wolford, Jack Witmer, Gene Piper, Don Hoover, Melvin Dougherty, Jack Kugler, the famous baseball stars of the Bushtown Sluggers. . As' I hear a little confusion among the group I see Albert Bowders and his wife, Janle, are demonstrating the art of boxing. The president has.just announced that the entertainment will be provided by the world famous opera singers, Dick Cline and Jim Rogers. Now noting that Mrs. Bowders has received a slight- injury from her husband, I see Dr. Leckron and his nurse Lu Greenawalt performing their duties. f Tb Bill Myers, a big political boss in New York, is now sueiing Walter Winchell or 1 e. Now I see Jack Phillippy has left his job as a motion picture camera man long enough to take the class picture. I Clarence Cosey and Wayne Stenger, renowned stratospheric explorers, have Just returned from a trip to the moon. The results of the expedition have enabled them to disprove the theory that the moon is made of green cheese. Wayne Talhelm, a successful banker, financed their expedition. Two of the town's leading business men who are discussing financial affairs are Glen Miller, now owner of the former Shinham Grocery Store, and Roy Monn, now owner of his father's jewelry store. I hear a few angry French expressions which I see are coming from the French interpreter, Anna K. Winger. The famous Powers Models, Dorie Hartman, and Shirley Adams, I see are among us. Quietly discussing new cake recipes are Gladys Kline and I. Hartman. De- livering milk to t'he children whose parents are classmates is Ben Greathead. Billie Brown the famous novelist is discussing how her famous book about the Cumberland Valley is being used as a movie. Arriving as late as usual are Ed Harris and helper, Louise, who have just landed in their helicopter. Ed, as you know, is a research chemist at U. of Cali- fornia. His discovery of the new element, Harrisium, has gained him world fame. Although the members are ten years older they are still the happy, fun loving classmates of a decade ago. As the sun sinks low into the west shadows slowly creep across the trees, flowers, and the shelter house of the play ground where the class of '48 bid a sad fare- well for another decade. , fSlENllOR CLASS WILL We, the class of 1948 of Greencast'le High School, Greencastle,. Franklin County, State of Pennsylvania, United States of America, being of sound minds, mem- ory, and understanding, do make this our last will and testament and hereby revoke any and all wills heretofore made by us. We dispose of our estate as follows: A 1 Item To the class of 49 we bequeath our musty textbooks. Item To Mr. Weagley we. give future chemistry classes that know some- thing about chemistry. Item To the class of 49 we leave our senior dignity. Item To Joe Cline Daugherty's athletic ability. Item The lasting love of Beckie and Dick Brechbiel to Harold Myers and Jean Carpenter. Item Our love for our teachers and high standards to the sophomores. Item To future glee clubs we leave Al Jolson Cline's and James Rodgers' singing ability. Item To the freshmen we give Wayne Stenger's popularity with the teachers. Item We bequeath Mrs. Lehman's ability to get along with students to all members of the faculty. Item Lu's studying to Mary Jane Binkley. Item Big DaVe's muscles to Bruce Pilgrim. Item Betty Mae's ability not to worry to Phyllis Foust. Item Sim's ability to play hookey to David Slye. Item Andy's shyness to Wilbur Lantz. Item To the faculty we give our sincere thanks. Item All wads of chewing gum to future high school students. Item To class of 49 our seats in assembly. Item Wolford's car to Mr. Conrad. Item Marion's ability t-o sleep through classes to Ruth Sellers. Item Glenn Hykes' wavy hair to Mr. Whitmore and M '. Davison. Item Piper's prestige with Waynesboro girls to Whitey Barkdoll. Item Bill Myers' knowledge of chemistry to Bill Elliott. Item The Class' all around athletic ability to the class of 50 . Item To the chemistry class of 49 all the acid-eaten chemistry books. Ite.m To Miss Phillippy a P. 0. D. class that sees the most important Item Item questions her way. Bertha's gift of gab to Joanne Musselman. Amos Cunningham's ability to swap cars to Orville Forsythe. We, in witness, thereupon, do set our hands and seal to this, our last will and testament on the twenty-seventh day of February, nineteen hundred and forty-eight. Chairman: Anna Kathryn Winger Witnesses: Arlene Haldeman, Clarence Cosey, Scott Goetz.