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

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Daisy Barnhart Ferne Barr Cora Beeler Eleanor Bentz Sarah Bingaman Jean Brechbiel Wilma Bryan Mary Byers Jean Carpenter Elsie Cline Virginia Coldsmith Phyllis Cooper Doris Coover Helen Crist Anna Daley Dorothy Daugherty Louella Davis Peggy Decker 'Leah Mae Ebersole Janice Fleagle Valancy Freeman Betty Jane Gearhart Suzanne Gingrich Peggy Humbert Mary Janet,Kendle Betty Ambrose Shirley Ambrose Norma Bear Joanne Brewbaker Margaret Carpenter Yvonne Didier Mary Lou Eshleman Margaret Goetz Pauline 'Lindsay Helen Ashway Marie Clary Marilynn Elliott Frances Gardner Donna Johnston Pearl Keller Patsy Lowans Betty J. Martin Patsy Ann Mellinger Page Twenty-Two lFRlESHMAN CLASS ROLL Lois Kennedy Lorraine Maun Nancy Meyers Phyllis Miley Rhoda Moore Betty Mosser Betty J. Myers Martha Jane Myers Ruth Myers Rose Potter Ruth Hicker Eileen Schetrompt Ann Sellers Ruth Sellers Lois Shank Lorraine Shank Joyce Shimer Kennet-h Beaver Roy Bingaman, Jr. James Brookens William Carbaugh Don Coldsmith James Craig Clyde Edwards Jacob Egolf Dean Faust Fred Ferry Wilton Fetterhoff Ira Gearhart Bobby Gearhart Martin Gingrich Frederick Grosh Virgil Hykes Silas Jackson Anna Mary SollenbergerKenneth Kerlin Frances Stumbaugh Marie Talhelm Anna Mary Tosten Doris Wagner Christine Wingert Kenneth Adams Donald Beaver John Keyser James Lohman Charles Ronald Lowe Frederick McClure Wallace McDonald Jackson McLaughlin Charles Miller iUNioR Hien sci-iooit EIGHTH GRADE Lorraine Metcalf Peggy Myers Joan Pensinger Lillie Rreeder Lou Anna Sites Ethel Snyder Alice Statler Joanne Stine Shirley Talhelm Jane Walker Nelson Biser Ellis Daley Charles Eshleman Dale Gamby Max Keckler Maynard Keckler Robert Kendall Robert Orris SEVENTH GRADE Dorothy Myers Peggy Poper Florene Shatzer Janice Shimer Judy Ann Teeter Ordean Beeler Richard Colbert Joseph Crider Ronald Crunkleton John Fisher Charles Harmon Richard Kennedy Jack Kline Robert Kugler Robert Lindsay Clyde Mann Charles McBeth Charles Myers Walter Myers Maurice Oberholzer Robert Pensinger Robert Pilgrim Trafford Plasterer Eugene Plum Robert Robinson Allen Smith Boyd Shipley Allen Shatzer Jerome Smith Mark Smith Dean Stenger Charles Stine Vernon Stockslager Thomas Stouffer Harold Talhelm Melvin Talhelm Henry Tosten Donald Tresler Eugene Walck Wayne Warren Ronald Werst Earl Young Frederick Ziegler John Schenkel Glen Sharar Edwin Smith Frederick Smith James Stenger Robert Walck Jack Myers Ray Myers Wilbur Rfyder Gerald Snyder Randy Scott Marvin Tice Larry Wagner Donald Warren Nancy Hull

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SENIOR TRI-HI-Y SENIOR HI-Y SENIOR TRI:-lHllleY At the first meeting of the Sr. Tri-Hi-Y, under the supervision of Miss Williams, the following ofiicers were elected: president, Doris Hartman, vice-president, Betty Mae Krinerg secretary, Vilma' Brown: assistant secretary, Phyllis Foustg treasurer, Janice Showalter. A committee of girls from the club was appointed to aid in the collecting of dimes during the March of Dimes Week at the State Theatre. Meetings have been interrupted by sports and various activities but we have managed to have entertainment at the ones we have had. The meeting which seemed to be the most interesting was one during which we played What's The Name of That Song. tIt's a shame there wasn't a Talent Scout there.J Other meetings consisted of playing games, singing, and quizzes. We had one joint meeting with Jr. Tri-Hi-Y at which a speaker entertained. We had another joint meeting with the Sr. Hi-Y at which a film was shown. SENIOR HI:-Y CLUB On September 19 we had the first meeting of the Sr. Hi-Y Club. This was the reorganization meeting, so we elected our ofiiceis for this year. The oflicers are as follows: president, Donald Hoover: vice president, David Foxg secretary, Richard Cline, treasurer, Wayne Stenger. Due to interruptions by soccer games and other events, our first ofiicial meet- was held on October 24. The program of this meeting was a talk given by Mr. Conrad, our advisor. Mr. Conrad's talk was on the subject of respect for other people, our superiors and contemporaries. In December we had a joint meeting of all four Hi-Y Clubs. Mr. Houck, dis- trict secretary of the YMCA, was present and he talked on the meaning, purpose, and programs of Hi-Y Clubs. During the second semester we worked on the two bills that we planned to send to the Pre-legislative of the Youth and Government Program. Our two bills we-re a compulsory driving course and a compulsory guidance course. Our two delegates to the Pre-legislative Assembly were David Fox and Robert Benedict. ' On Friday, April 2, our representative from Greencastle, David Fox, went to Harrisburg to serve in the Hi-Y Youth and Government Program. Friday's schedule consisted of registration, training sessions, opening session, oath of oflice, organization, a joint session with an address by 'Lieutenant Governor Strickler and a return speech by the Boy Governor, Donald Cook, of Rochester, and committee meetings. After the committee meetings, there was a banquet in the grand ballroom of the Penn Harris Hotel. The master of ceremonies was Lieutenant Governor Strickler and the speaker of the evening was Dr. John F. Sly. of Princeton University, who talked on the subject of Accepting Civic Responsibility. fContinued on page 251 Page Twenty-Four